Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

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ALLEN 87 St. Stephen Street, Boston, Massachusctts Major: Psychology Ax: C. B. tbnccssions Connniucc. Chairman: Outing Club. 2.3.4. Secretary; Argus. Adver- lising: Cross Counlu 2; XVI'cslling 1.2; Lutmssc 1.2. STUART D. ANDERSON Route 1, Box 521, Cedar, Minnesota Major: Eunmmirs; Drgu'i' n'ilh Dislim'lirm: BGH. ,INI'cus- urcr: Chapel Choir 3.4: Choral Society 1.2.3.4: Christian Assotiulinn 1.2K Dcplllulirms Collhuirmzmz l'rcshmzln Senate; Argus 2.3. News Editor. HARRY P. BANGHART 5401 XVuyuc Avcnuc, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Major: lml-Chcmisn'y: EN. Secretary Vicc-Prcsitlcm: Christian Assm'iulinn I: Prc-Minislcriul Cluh 1.2.3.4: Schneidcr Club 3:1: Argux 3, Circulation Manager; NINruL'k, Manager 1.2.3.4. IRNVIN G. BARNET .109 Barry Road, Rochester, New York Major: History: 3N, President. VicoPrcsidcm. Rushing Chairman; Soccer 1; Basketball 2: Argus 1.2.3.4. Desk Editor. Iixccutixe Editor: Chairman of the Board of House Presidents 4; C. B. Constitution Committee 3; C. B. Rush ing Committee. Chairman; C. B. Senator 4; Dclznml Rushing Steering Committee. Chairman: h'cshnum Sena- tor: Senior Class President; Skull and Serpent; ll'llu's H'lm. Degree with Honors. WILLIAM M. BAUMGARTNER, JR. till Rzulnor Avenue, quldonl'icld, New Jersey Major: French: xIINH; Swimming 2, Manager; Argux '2; Debate Club: Outing Club 12.4: Prc-Luw Club 4: Schneid- cr Club 2; Freshman Senator; C. B. Senate 2. DOUGLAS J. BENNET, JR. Lyme, Connecticut lejm': HistorV: Drgrtw u'iHI Dixlinr'liml: AXP. President: IRC. President. Setrelzn'y; Phi Beta Kappa. DAVID XV. BENTLEY lHi Dcwittshirc Road, Dewitt, New York Major: English; EX: Soccer 3; Basketball 2: Baseball 2: Golf 3; Law Club 3; Schneider Club 4. ROBERT H. BERLES 73 Essex Street, East Kczmsburg, New Jersey Major: History Dormitory Counsellor 3:1: Christian Asv snciulinn, Program Chairman; IRC 4; Dormitory Rule Rmision Committee 3,4. GORDON A. RIDDLE A128 Roslyn Avenue, Glcnsidc, Pennsylvania leior: Iimnmnits; ARE. Secretary. Steward: Football 1.2.3.4; Trutk 1.2: C. B. Senator: Intramural Athlelit Committee, Chairman; Dormitory Counsellor Committee. Culihuinmm. EDGAR S. BONVERS, III 216.3 Eaton Road, Drcxcl Hill, Pennsylvania Major: Psu'hology; ARE; Squash 2; Rifle Club 3; Tennis 2; Argus, Reporter 2. Desk Editor 3, Sports lidilm' 4; C.B. Eleuinns Committee. Chairman 3.4: KB. Senator. 89 JAMES L. BRANDS 47 Rugby Avenue, Rochester, New York Major: Art History; ATA. Treasurer 2,3,4; Gulf 2.4; Band 2; 1Ht-Architec1urc Club 3. LAXVRENCE I.BR1CK 117-22 Newport Avenue, Ncponsit, New York Major: Psychology: AAIb: Soccer 3.4; Swimming 3.4; Tennis 3.1 joHN A. BRISCOE Lakevillc, Connecticut Major: History; Degree whh Distinction; qu9, President; Lacrosse 1.23:1; Cardinal Key 3; Cheerleaders 1.23.4. Captain; '92 Theatre 2.3: Chairman of Board of House Presidents 4. DAVID V. BRITT 52 Spring Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts Major: Gmcrnmcm: Degree with Distinction: EX. Secre. tary. Steward. Rushing Chairman; WESU 1: Connecticut Muck Legislature: IRC, Treasurer; Political Union. EDWARD S. BROMAGE 128 Ferry Lane, Barrington, Rhode Island Major: limnnmics; ATA. Rushing Chairman, Steward. Ad- ministrative Committee; Argux 1: 111111.511 l; Wesleyan Yacht Club 1.2.31. Vircllnmmndorc 2.3; Pre-Business Club; I'ulilit'ul litmmmy Club 3,4. ALAN BROOKS 133 Colony Road, Longmczldow, Massachusetts Major: English; Axp: Football 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 12; 'l'ruck 1.2.3; 'l'hclu Nu Epsilon. JIM R. BROW'NING 1912 Bccch Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Major: Psychology: Ne, Myontes; Football 1.2.3: W'res- Iling 1; 'lrrzlck l; XVESI' 2; Schneider Club 12.3; IRC 3.4. XVILLIAM P. BRUCHER 211 Walnut Place, Havertown, Pennsylvania Major: English: EN. Chaplain: Squash 2.3,4. Manager; '11cnnis 112.3; German Club 2. GEORGE D. BRYANT 129 Bradford Street, Provincetown, Massachusetts Major: Art History ATA, President 3,4. Steward 2,3. XVALTER M. BURNETT 1113 Valencia Road, Schenectady, New York Major: History; Degree with Distinction; AXP; Truth 1, 2,3,4. Manager; Ulla Pmlrida 2.3, Managing Editor; CB. Senate; Dormitory Counsellor; Freshman Senate; IRC. 90 C. RICHARD CADIGAN 3.2 Cosby Avenue, Amherst, Massachusetts Major: History; WNH: Soccer 1.2.3.4. CoLapmin; Basket ball 1.2.3.4, COvCapluin; Baseball 1.2.3; Class Vicc-Prcsi- dent 4; Class Secretary 2,3; Theta Nu Epsilon. Vice- President; Skull and Serpent. President; Freshnmn Senate; Honor System 3.4. Chairman: Il'lmk li'lm; Canterbury Club 1.2, Secretary; Dormitory Counsellor 3. TIMOTHY R. CHAPIN 424 Dedham St., Newton Centre, Massachusetts Major: Government; AXP. Executive Committee; Wres- tling 1; IRC 3; C..B. Social Committee 3; '92 '1'11c11trc 2. ROBERT C. CHASE 130 West Allen Ridge Rd., Springfield, Mass. Major: American Studies; Degree with Honors; xIINH; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Squash 2; Tennis 1.3; Truck 2; Choral Society 2; CB. Senate; CB. Freshman Orien- tation Committee 2; CB. Student Faculty Relations Com- mittee 3; CB. Assembly Committee. Chairman; Freshman Senate; Class Vice-Prcsident 1; Class Secretary 4: Mystical Sexen. EDWARD S. CHURCHILL, JR. 118 Ridgewood Rd., 1N. Hartford, Connecticut Major: Economics; Degree with Honors; EX. President. Vicc-Presidcm, Secretary; anml of House Presidents. Chairman; Cross-Country 1; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Cheerleaders 2; Glee Club. Executive Committee 3.4; Cardinals 3.4; Mock Legislature 1.2; Pre-Busincss Club. President; Col- legiate Republicans. Secretary 2. DAVID B. CLEMENS 7 Beethoven Street, Binghampton, New York Major: Psychology; 3N9; Argus 1.2. Desk Editor; Cauli- nals 3.4, Leader 4; C apel Choir 3; Choral Society 1; Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Librarian 3. Business Manager 4; YMCA Boys Club Leader 3.4. RICHARD C. COHAN 213 VVoodside Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey Major: Chemistry; Xxll. Social Chairman; Lacrosse 2.3.4: Argus 1.2; Alwater Club 3.4; CB. Social Chairman 3: Gemum C1111, 1.2.3; Schneider Club 3.4. D. F. MOORE CRAIG 131 N. Mountain Ave., Montclair, New Jersey Major: Economics; X11. President 4. '11reasurer 3. Assist- 21.1 Rushing Chairman 2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1.2.3.4; Argus. Reporter 1.2; Choral Society 1.4; Law Club 3.4. ROBERT C. CZEPIEL 59 Cypress Road, Old Saybrook, Connecticut Major: Economics; Degree with Distinction; B611. Slew- ard; Political Economy Club. Executive Committee; Yacht Club. WILLIAM A. DAGGETT 6 Longfellow Avenue, Brunswick, Maine Major: History; Degree with Distinction; Ben. Alumni Secretary. Scholarship Chairman: Swimming 2.3.4. Mun- :zger; Chapel Choir 3.4; Choral Society 1.2.3.4; Debating 1.2; IRC 1.2: '92 Theatre 1.3. DAVID F. DARLING 36 Warwick Street, Middletown, Connecticut Major: Economics; AE. Athletic Chairman; Basketball 1.3; BascbaH 1.2.3.4; Freshman Senate; Theta Nu Epsilon. 91 TIMOTHY T. DAY 2 Grate Court, Brooklyn, New York Major: Mallhenullim; KW: Sorter 1.2; Hockey 1.2.3.4: Trutk 1.31: Math Club; 1H11iliu11 Economy Cluh. DOM DECNON, JR. 317 South 18111 Street, Phi1adcphia, Pennsylvania Major: English: AXP. Secretary. Rushing Committee: Squash 1: Lacrosse 2.3.1: Olin thilla 2: Wl-ZSU 12. Station Manager; '92 '1 hczllrc. JOHN D. DENNIS 1080 Fox Chapel Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Major: English: A3. President: Soccer 1: Squash 1.2.3.4. Captain; '11cnnis 12.3.4. Co-Cupmin: Cardinal Key; Christ- izm Association. Conference Chairman; Dialogue, Editor; Frcshnum Orientation Committee. Chairnuln: Mystical Sucn: Thclzl Nu Epsilon: 11'mltjx'1m Week by ll'krk. Editor. ALAN E. DIEFFENBACH 17 Bcnnington Court, Tcnafly, New Jersey Major: History: l'hi 11cm Kappa: AS. Vicc-I'rcsidcnt. '11rcusurcr; Tennis 2.3; Outing Club. President. ROBERT E. DIMAURO 217 South Main Street, Middletown, Connecticut Major: Mathematics: 3; Basketball 1.2.3; Argus 1,2; Canterbury Club: Glee Club; Math Club. JEROME B. DOOLITTLE 1100 River Road, Agawum, Massachusetts lejur: English; Degree with 110mm: JWC: Cardinal Key 2.3: Wcslcym Community Service Club 2.3. Dircrlor 4. ERNEST F. DUNN 330 East 20111 Street, liric, Pennsylvania Major: Religion: AXP, Treasurer: Football 1.4: '11ruck 1.2.3.4. Captain: Class '111'CilSHTCF 1.2; Glee Club 1.2.3. BERT T. EIHVARDS 3311 Massachusetts Avenue, S.E., XVashington Major: Chemistry. German: ATA. CO-Slcward: Ulla Pmlrizln 2; Alwutcr Club 1.2.3.4. President; CB. lilcr- lions Committee 4: CB. Intramural Athletic Committee EH: Gennun Club 2.3.1. Secretary Freshman Senate; 150m- hull Band 3,4. DAVID A. EKLUND 198 Bullurd Street, Walpole, Massachusetts lejur: licnnomits; 21, House Manager; Football 1.2.3.4: Hockey 2.3.4; CB. 150011 Bming Cmnmitlec. Chairman; Junior Class ,rl'CzlSlerT. HARRY A. ELLIS, JR. 209 East Third Street, Rome, Georgia Major: Government; Degree with Distinction; EX. Ex. cculive Committee: Ollu Potlritlll 2.3: Argux 1, Stuff RC- pnrlcr 2.3: WICSU 1.2. Adxenising Manager. Board of Diretmrs 3.4; CB. Senate 2.3: GB. Finance Committee 2.3. Cn-Chuirnum: CB. Elections Committee 3:1: Muck Legis- lator 1.2.3.71: I'rc-Luw Club 2.3.4: Political l'ninn 3.1: Glee Club 1.2; Choral Society 1; Frcshuwn Scnulc; Young Democrats; '92 'I'hc'ulre; Political Economy Club 3. 92 PETER S. ERRINGTON 2850 Arbor Street, Ames, Iowa Major: 1itonomirs; Junior Phi Beta Kappa; EX. Secre- tary; Cmss-Counlry 1.2.3.4. Captain; Track 1.2.3.4; Theta Nu Epsilon; Political Economy Club. Vice-Presidenl. RALPH M. FEAVER HBonnieerest Rosemont, Pennsylvania Major: English; x1111, Sueizll Chairman. Corresponding Sec- retary; Argux 1.2.3; WICSU 1; CB. Social Committee 2.3.4; Pre-Business Club 3.4. EDWARD B. FISKE 7342 Rural Lane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Major: English; Degree with Distinction; Junior Phi Beta Kappa. Degree with High Honors; xIII', Vice-Presidenl. Secretary; Soccer 1.2.3; Squash 1.2.3.4; Argus 1.2.3.4. Editor; Glee Club 2.3.4; Standing Committee of College Church 2.3.4; Editor of the Freshman Handbook; Wes- leyan Memorial Prile 4; Cole English Prize 1; Camp Prize 2. JOHN C. FOSTER 671 Church Road, Wayne, Pennsylvania Major: English; Axb. VicevPresidenl; Squash 1.2. Mum uger; Cardinal 3.4. Advertising Manager; WESL' 3; 0111- ing Club 1; Young Republicans Club 2. JOHN B. FO1VLER, Ill Albion Point, Carlisle, Pennsylvania Major: Economics; AXP. Rushing Chairman; Cmss-Couw try 3.4. Manager; Squash 1; Cardinal Key 2.3; Glee Club 2. L. TERRELL FREDERICK 107 Eastman Street, Cranford, New Jersey Major: English: Degree with Dislinrliun; IKIz; Wrestling- 1; Argus 1.2.3.4; Cardinal 1.2.3.4. Editor; Cardinal Key; Freshman Senate. LAWRENCE H. FREEMAN 1723 jackson, Joplin, Missouri Major: English; Chapel Choir 2.3.4. Secretary; Choral Society 1.2.3.4; Christian Association 1.2: German Club 3. ALBERT C. FROST 102 Arundel Ave., XVest Hartford, Connecticut Major: History; ARE. Cnrrespunding Secretary Social Chairman; Squash 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1.2.3.4. Captain; Dormi- tory Counsellor 4. ROBERT H. GILLETTE 292 Parkwood ROad, Fairfield, Connecticut Major: Religion: CPNG. Scholarship Chairman; Football 1; Soccer 2.3.4; Hockey 4; Baseball 1.3.4: Truck 2; Alumni Class Agent; Class 111reusllrer 2; CB. Social Committee; Freshman Senate; Outing Club; Stephen Wise Club. ELIOT A. GLASSHEIM 325 West End Avenue, New York, New York 93 EH F. ROSSITER GOODRICH 518 Main Street, Portland, Connecticut Major: History; EN. Steward; Argus 3.4. Circulation Man- agar. RICHARD 3L GUERNSEY Sabrina Farm, VVellcslcy, Massachusetts Major: Physics; Fw. President. Rushing Chairman. PAUL G. HADZIMA 60 Mclrose Road, Mountain Lakes, New Jersey Major: Geology; CB. Social Committee; College Concert Committee; Choral Society; German Club; IRC. 'IESSE G. HAFER, jR. Route 2, Pottstown, Pennsylvania Major: Bio-Chemislry: ATA, Corresponding Secretary: Gulf L2,?H; Sthncidcr Club 2,3,4; Squash 2.3: Argus L2. Reporter; Atwulcr Club 2,3,4. DONALD B. HINMAN Holdcrncss School, Plymouth, New Hampshire Major: English: Degree with Honors; AXP. President. Yicc-Prcsidcnl, Steward; Soccer 12; Hockey I233. Cup win; Lacrosse 3. GORDON L. HIRSHHORN Hi Pont Street, Great Neck, New York Major: Psydmlngy: jWC. GEORGE M. HOLZVVARTH 522 Boulevard, VVestl'icld, New Jersey Major: Physics; Degree with Distinction; Phi Beta Kappa; Degree with High Honors: Sigma Xi: Ben. House Man- ager; German Club 2,3. President 4; Outing Club 4. VVILIJAM G. HOPKINS l 1 North Jackson Avenue, W'enonah, New Jersey Major: Biology; A21. Treasurer. Social Chairman; Foot- ball 12: Cardinal Key: German Club; Outing Club; Schneider Club. Treasurer. CHARLES C. HUCHET 102 Maple Street, Milford, Connecticut Major: Psychology; AKE. Vicc-Presidcnl. Alumni Fund Representative; Freshman Senate; Cheerleader 1; Mock Legislature 1: Service Club 8, Forum Leader 4; QB. Sunnis 3; CB. Assembly Committee 4: Middlemwn Com- mittee on Youth. MYRON R. HURVVITZ 60 Hamlin Drive, W'Cst Hartford, Connecticut Major: Biology; A2, Rushing Chainnan; Tennis 1,2; CB. Social Committee; Schneider Club. KENNETH D. HUSZAR 2997 Keswick Road, Cleveland, Ohio Major: German: Degree with Honors; X11. Scholarship Chairman; Baseball 1.2; CB. Senate; C.B. Sccretary-Trcas- urer; CB. Curriculum Committee; Executive Board of Seri'ice Club; Christian Association: Band 1; German Club; Who'x Who. ROBERT B. HYDEMAN 61 Rye Road, Rye, New York Major: Government; AKE; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3: Tennis 4. JAMES H. IRWIN, JR. 305 North 2nd Street, Monmouth, Illinois Major: History; Degree with Honors; Phi Beta Kappa; EN. President. Vice-Presidcnt. Chaplain; CB. Finance Committee 4; Chapel Choir 1.2.3.4; Choral Society 1,2; Christian Association 1.2.3.4, President; Pre-Minisleriul Club 12.3.4; Campus Chest Drive, Chairman. MARTIN J. JASKOT 23 Hubbard Street, Middletown, Connecticut Major: Economics: Degree with Honors; X11: Football 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2; Lacrosse S; Newman Club; Political Economy Club; Service Club; Theta Nu Epsilon. Secre- tary-Trcasurer. GERALD P. JOHNSTON 4740 Bradley Boulevard, Chevy Chase, Maryland Major: History: Degree with Distinction; Phi Beta Kappa: qu, Vice-President, Steward. Pledge Master; Argus 2.3; C.B. Senate 3; CB. Concessions Committee 4. Co-Chair- man; Pre-Law Club 3,4. STEPHEN R. KAPLAN 47-19 213 Street, Baysidc, New York Major: Bio-Chemistry; Degree with Honors; Swimming Team 1.2.3; Atwatcr Club 3.4; Service Club 2.3. lixc- cutive Committee; Schneider Club 2.3.4; Stephen H'isc Club 1.2.3. President. LEWIS S. KARSH 4001 East Third Avenue, Denver, Colorado Major: Mathematics; Degree with Distinction: Phi Bela Kappa; Sigma Xi; , S: Cross-Coumry 3; Squash 4; WESU 3.4; C13. Faculty Student Relations Committee. Chairman; German Club 2; Mathematics Club. Chairman: '92 Then- lre 2; CB. Senate. CHARLES R. KIRKLAND 136 High Road, Corning, New York Major: Psychology; Degree with Honors: CbNH. Sorial Chairman; Football 1.2; Pre-Law Club 3.4. LEWIS W. KNERR, JR. Veterank Village, Middletown, Connecticut Major: Spanish; AKE, Scholarship Chairman. Rushing Chairman; Soccer 1,2; Basketball 12; Golf 1.2.3; Chapel Committee 3.4; Freshman Senate. Chairman Constitution Committee; Service Club 2.3; Spanish Club; Theta Nu Epsilon. JOHN A. LAMBERT 3618 Woodsidc Road, Hollywood, Illinois Major: Pre-Architecture; Degree with Honors; x1111 Presi- dent, Vicc-Presidem, Treasurer; Glee Club 2.3; Fresh- man Senate. 9 1.4 DAVID .1. LARSON 10219 Linnct St. NAM, Coon Rapids, Minnesota Major: Hismry: Degree with Distinction: B811, Steward. Rushing Chairman; Argus 1.2: X11151 12' Chapel Choir 41: Choral Sncicty 1.2.3.11: Christian Association 1.2.3.1. Dcpututiuns Chairman 3: '92 Theatre 1. NED O. LEMKEMEIER 869 Oukbrook Lune, University City, Missouri Major: Gmcrnmcnl; 3X. President. Rushing Chairman. Scholarship Chairman; Baskclhle 1,2; Ulla Pmlrirlu 2.3, Business Manager 31: Argus 2.3; Cardinal Key 11rc-Lzlw Club. HARRY W. LERCH 3609 Taylor Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland Major: Gm'crnmcm; xlIT: 12.13. Scnulc: Soccer 1: Baseball 124; Ulla Pmllidu. Advcrlising; Argux 2.3: Cardinal KQ: 1111c-Luw Chm. BINCHAM B. LEVERICH 1518 Lowell Street, XVushingLon, D. C. Major: History: Degree with Dislim'linn; Phi Bela Kappa; Chadhnurnc Prilc. Cchcipicnl: deH. Rushing Chair- man 3.4; Dnrmilory Counsellor 3: Ulla Podll'dll 3, Editor; linothzlll 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1: Squash 1.2. HUGH A. LIFSON ,10 East 10 Street, New York, New York Major: Painting: Degree with High Distinction: Degree with Honors: 1111?. President, Scrrumu: Argus 3. Staff Art Reviewer; Cardinal 1.2. Art Editor; Choral Society 2.3.4: Film Society 3.1: 1RC 2; N..1..1.C.1'. 23.4; N.S..X. 31: Middlctrm'n Chapter S..1.N.1i. 3.4; Wesleyan Students for 1'C2K'C 2; 0.11. Scnntc: CB. Dnnnilnry Committee. PETER C. L1NCOL2T '17 Plcasumvicw Aux, Longmcztdow, Muss. Major: History; Degree with Honors: ATA, Secretary. Scholarship Chairman; Argus 1.2.31.4. News Editor; Camel: hury Club 1.2; 11.11. Cnrriullum Cmnmilloc 4; Debuting 2; IRC 3.71. JOHN S. LLOYD Roberts Road, Roscmont, Pennsylvania Major: History AAdx Yacht Club 1.2.3.1. Cmnmmlorc: Wesleyan Scnirc Club 2.3.4: Canterbury Club 12. ALAN R. LOBB 118 College Strccl, Middletown, Connecticut Major: English; Degree with Honors; ATA. VicoPrcsi- dent: XVESI' 1.2; Choral Society 1; Frcshlmm Senate; Cardinal Key 2: Chapel Choir 2.3: GB. Senate 3. DEAN H. LOCK1VOOD 1:336 Baker Avenue, Schenectady, New York Major: Binllhcmistnz Degree with Honors: Xsz. House Chuirnmn; Squash 1.2; Lacrosse 1.2.3.11; Argus 1.2.3: Schncitlcr Club 1.2.3.4; Young chllhliL-uns Club 1.2.3. .IOSEPH S. MALLORY 1000 Pennsylvania Avc., Huvermwn, Pu. Major: Mathematics: EX. Wedge 'l'l'uincr; Soccer 1.2.3.4; BuskellmIl 1.2.3.4: 112151412111 1; Dm'milury Counsellor 3.4; Mysliml Seven: l'rcsiLlCnL C1355 0f '59 1.2.3; 'I'hctzl Nu Epsilon: Who's Who. ROBERT E. RIANN 1312 South 3rd Street, St, Charles, Illinois Major: Bio-Chemislry; EN. Pledge Marshall. Social Chair- man: Football 1: Truck 1,2; Cardinal Key 3: CB. Senate 3,4; Freshman Senate 1; Schneider Club 3.4; Christian Assm'izltion l. JOSEPH MARKOXVITZ 534i Angora Terrace, Philadelphia, Pa. Major: Mathematics; Degree with Honors: Wrestling l; Olin Purlridu. Photographer; Argus, Photographer. ROBERT T. MARKS 61 Possum Road, XVCston, Massachusetts Major: Art: Degree with Distinction; .21. Rushing Chair- man; Swimming 2.3.4; Cardinal Key: C.B. Discrimination Committee, Chairman; Freshman Senate. TIKIOTHY BIARTIN 3 Arlington Road, West Hartford, Connecticut Mujnr: Art; EN: Snu'cr l: Awhilu'lurc Club 3. ROBERT MCAFEE, JR. 325 Clinton Avenue, Dobbs Ferry, New York Major: Geology: Degree with Honors; ATA. Alumni Chair- mzm; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Argux l2; Alwzncr Club 3.4; Gcnlog3 Club 4: Outing Cluh 1.2.3.4. WALTER I. MCCANN, JR. 6 Overlook Terrace, Plymouth, Massachusetts Major: Gnvermnenl; Phi Beta Kappa; :13, Executive Scrrcluu 2. lixcculix'c Committee 3; CB. Senate 3; Fresh- mzm Senate: WESU I.2: Cardinal Key 2; CB. Assembly Committee 3: CJS. Discrimination Committee 3.4; GB. Rushing Committee 3: Vicc-Prcsidcnl of Senate 3.4: IRC. 2.3; Political l'uinn, Scrrctnry-Trcusurcr 3; Skull and Serpent; Il'lmiv Wlm; Connecticut Intercollegiate Slu- denl Legislature 3,4. HARRY B. MCCOLGAN, IR. Scinm Trail 7W, Portsmouth, Ohio Major: 3I'hcan'c: AAdx Social Chairman; Argus 2.3: WliSlT 1.2; Chapel Choir 3: Choral Society 3.1. EDWARD D. MCGREXV 912 Forest Glen Drive East, XVinnCtka, Illinois Major: Government; Amt. Secretary; 'l'ruck 1. Manager: IRC. Film Society 'I'rcusurcr 3. President 4. CHARLES T. MCHUGH 270 Orchard Place, Ridgewood, New Jersey Major: Biology; BBH; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4. Cup- luin; Argus 2.3; GB. Athletic Committee 2.3, Chairman 4; Frcshnmn Senate; Schneider Cluh 3.4; Them Nu lipsiv 1011. ROBERT G. MCKELVEY 40 Upper Mountain Avc., Montclair, New Jersey Major: History; Junior Phi Beta Kappa: Degree with High Honors: AAdz. Vicc-Prcsidcnt. Secretary. Rushing Chairman; Soccer 1; Squash 1; Ollu Pmlrirla 1.2; Argus 1,2.3. Desk Editor; Cardinal Key 1.2. President 3; Class Vire-President 3; CB. Honor System Committee 23.4; GB. Orientation Committee 12.3; GB. Scnutc 2.3.4: CB. President 4; Freshman Senate; Mystical Seven; ll'hu's ll'lm 3.4. 97 98 ALEXANDER R. MERCER 13 Thompson Drive, Havertown, Pennsylvania Major: History: Ben. House Manager: H'rcslling 2.4; Choral Society 1.2.3.4; Chapel Choir 3:1. WALTER P. MILLER, III 8120 Winston Road, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Major: Psychology; AXP; Soccer 1; Squash 1: Baseball 3,4, Manager; Cardinal 2,3, Circulation Manager: Choral Society 1.2, President 3.4; Chapel Choir 1. HARRY 1N. MILLIS 3145 North Park Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio Mujur: limnmnics; XxII. Sergezmt-alArms: Football 123,4; Hockey 1.2.3.1: Lacrosse 3; Freshman Senate. 1VILLIAM D. MINOR 329 Coleman Road, Mitldlctown, Connecticut Major: English; 2:: 'hiltk; Frcshnum Senate. DAVID M. MITCHELL 301 Birdwood Avenue, Haddonfield, New Jersey Major: History; EX, Steward; Football 2.3.4. Captain; 11'1'cslling 1,2.3; Truck 1; Lacrosse 23,4; Bacon Award 1957: Prc-Ilaw Club. WILLIAM B. MOODY 59 Kay Street, Newport, Rhodc Island Major: History; Degree with Distinction: Phi Beta Kappa: 1N9. Choregus; Argus 2,3; .Xll-Collcgc Sing Committee 3,4; Brass Quintet 1.2; Chamber Orchestra 1,2; Chapel Choir 1.23:1; German Club 4; Choral Society 1,2; Cour ccr! Committee 2,3,4: Football Band. Manzlgexxnirctmr 1.2.3.1; Glee Club 3,4, Sludcnt Loader; IRC 4; Jihcrs 4. LEONARD L. MOORE 108 North 60th St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Major: Psychology; AXP. Chapkuin; anlhull 1.2.351; Basc- lmll 1,2.4; Christian Assnciulmn; Community Scrvitc Club, Sccrclztry-lTcusurcr. ALLAN XV. MUNRO Scuhurst, Washington Major: Economics; EX; CB. Scnatc: Conncclicut Inter- collegiate Student Legislature, Speaker 0f the House; DC- hule Club, President; Delta Sigma Rho, President; IRC; Pre-Law Club; Political Economy Club; Poliliml Union; Vl'lufs I'l'lm; Brigg's Prim; Parker Prize; Crawford Award. EDV'VARD E. MURPHY 50 Hcathcrbrook Lane, Kirkwood, Missouri lejnr: Economics: ATA; Truck 3; Band 123: Cardinal Key 3; Chamber Orchestra 1; Outing Club 3; Political limnnmy Club 4: Christian Association 1; Gcnnzm Club 3. THEODORE C. NAGEL 4-1 Paulin Boulevard, Leonia, New Jersey Major: Chemistry-Biolngy; Xxll. President. Vicol'rcsitlcnl. Pledge 'l1rnincr; Wrestling 1.23.1. Captain; Truck 1; Argux 2.3. Desk Editor; German Club 2; Cardinal Key 2,3. Secretary; CB. Honor System Committee; lflm'x 11'lm. ROBERT 1V. OGREN Wood Road, Morristown, New Jersey Major: History EX; Baskclhuh 2; Argux 1.2.4; 11.11;. Sun- ;116; IRC; Nulls, Grand Inquisitor: Pre-Busincss Club: 11118-14111' Club. WILLIAM W. OLIVER 17C Manor Parkway, Rorhcstcr, New York Major: English; ARE. SIONG BAN ONG 78 Pctjcnongan Street, Kdakarta, Indonesia Major: Gnvcrmncnl: Degree with Honors; Tennis 3:1: IRC 3.4. GEORGE R. PARSONS, JR. 19 Chcnago Strccl, Czucnovia, New York Major: History Degree with Distinction; Ayb. President; Argux 1.2.3.4, Managing Editor; 1111811 1.2.3; Freshman Senate. CHARLES C. PERKINS 20 Harris 1-1111 Road, Trucksvillc, Pennsylvania Major: Chcmis 1y: Club; Sigma Xi. HENRY M. PESKIN 1000 Dell Lane, 117111117010, Pennsylvania Major: Government; Degree with Distinction: Degree with Honors; AML Vicc-Pmsidcnt: Argus. Circulation Mun- nger: CB. Currituhun Conunillce; IRC; Political limnmny Club. 111159111111 12; Alwalcr Cluh; Schneider PHILIP A. PESSONI 0 Huber Manor, Middletown, Connecticut Major: Psychology; xqz. Social Chairman. Song Leader: Swimming 1; Gymnastics 3; Glee Club 3,4; Choral Soticu JULIAN A. PLAISTED 1118 Bancroft Parkway, XVilmington, Delaware Major: English: xIIT. Social Cunnnittcc, Secretary; Argus 2.3.4. Bent Editor. News Editor; '92 111021er 2.3. DANA G. PLANTE 1 H7 President Avenue, Fall River, Massachusetts Major: Economics; Degree with Distinction; Degree with Honors; B911, President, Treasurer. Pledge Chairman; linollmll 1.2: Lacrosse 2.3.4; .4154st 1.2: Pulilical Emlmnn Club; 1'1'c-Busincss Club. STEPHEN .1. PYLE, 111 Foxchasc, Grocnvillc, Delaware Major: English: AKE. President. Sccrclzlry; Football 112V 3.4: Squash 1.2.3.4; Golf 2.3.4. Captain; Baseball 1; Argus 1.2; Canterbury Club. Scrrcmry; Skull and SerpL-m: Theta Nu Epsilon. 99 100 DAVID C. REMINGTON 1956 Scwall Street, Boylston, Massachusetts Major: English; IWII: Freshman Senate: Cardinal K61: Married! EDWIN B. ROBERTS Concord Street, Amrim, New Hampshire Major: Music; ATA. Choregus; Soccer 1.2.3.1, Manager: Argux 3.71; Choral Society 1.2.51. . Choir 3.1. RICHARD K. ROOT 133 Highwood Avenue, Leonizl, New Jersey Major: Bio-Chcmislry: chrcc with Distinction: Degree with Honors; X41. Secretary. Pledge 111111111011: Football 1.2.3.4; Truck 2.3.1; Theta Nu Epsilon; Schneider Club. Presidenl; Mystiuul Seven: Sigma Xi. JOEL w. SAKS 8 Hartford Terrace, Springl'icld, Massachusetts Major: Chemistry: Juniur Phi Beta Kappa. Degree with High Honors: Sigma Xi; FxII. '1'rcusurcr: Swimming 1.2.51: Argus 1.2.3.21. News Editor; CB. Senate. VVILLIAIU C. SANDERS 67 Adelaide Avenue, Waterbury, Connecticut Major: German; JWC. Alumni Secretary Angus 1; 11'11181' 1.2.3: Chamber Orchestra 1.2.3.4: German Cluh 1.2.3.4. Secretary. VicC-Pl'esidem; Mock Legislature 1.2 1, Presi- dent; Rifle Club 1.2.3.4. Vicc-Prcsidcm, Presitenl: Ser- Ha: Cluh 1.2.3.4; Chairman Mental Health Committee 2.3.1. BURTON H. SCHELLENBACH 8:31 Thorn Street, Scwicklcy, Pennsylvania STEPHEN SCHLEIFER Gwyncdd Valley, Pennsylvania Major: English: EX. Secretary. Athletic Chairman. Social Chairman; Basketball 1; Tennis 1: Glee Club; Spanish Club. H. JAMES T. SEARS 391 XVimcr Street, Troy, New York Major: Bio-Chcmistry; ARE: leskcllmll 1.2.3: Busclmll l; Argux 1.2; Schneider Club 2,3,1. Scrrclzu'y Young Repub- 11mm of Connecticut. H. HASTINGS SHIVELY 57 Robin Road, VVCSt Hartford, Connecticut Major: Malhcmalits; CENG. Athletic Chairman: Hockey 1.2.3.4; Baseball 123,4: Argus 1; Brass Ensemble 1.2: Football Band 1.2.3.4. STUART F. SILLOXVAY, JR. Bobolink Lane, Greenwich, Connecticut Major: liumumks; AKE, Suyiul Chairman. Scholarship Chairman; FunIhall 1.2.3.4; Lucmssc 1.2.3.4; l'oliliml l-Iaummy Club. RAYMOND .-I SIMONE 2813 Manor Road, Ridgcwoml, New Jersey Major: Biology; qu. Presidcm. VicC-Ih'csidcnt. Social Chairman: Football 1.2.3: Baseball 1.2.1: Freshman Senate: SulrFmsh Committee of 111C Cardinal Key 3; Schnei- der Club 2.3.1. KENNETH E. SMITH '76 Muplchurst Road, Rochester, New York Major: History Degree with Distinction; Degree with Honors: EN. Secretary, Executive Committee. Scholarship Chairman: Argus 1.2.1. Features Editor; Choral Society 1.3.4: Glee Club 2: Chapel Choir 3:1. RICHARD .I- SMITH 3 IGrccnway Lane, Greenfield, Massachusetts Major: .111: $NH. Athletic Chairman: Football 1.2.3.4: 'IIrzu'k 1.2.3; Cardinal Key; IRC; Newman Club; 'l'hclzl Nu Epsilon. TERRY 111. SMITH 222 Eastern Avenue, Clarendon Hills, Illinois Major: English; an Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1; Hockey 2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Them Nu Epsilon; Pre- 'lIeuching Club. ELLIOT SNOW' 24 0111121111 Street. Belmont, Massachusetts Major: Geology ATA. Pledge IVhip. Critic; Football 2.4; Squash 1: Wrestling 2.3.4: Ilennis 2; WESU 1. Disc Jnrkcy: .kutcr Club 1.2; Christian .hsuciution 1: 12.11. Elections Cmnmincc 3; CB. Rushing Cmnmillcc 3: Outing Chlh 1.2.3.4. JOHN w. SPURDLE, JR. Monmouth Hills, Highlands, New Jersey Major: Economics; Degree with Dislimlinn: Phi Bela Kappa: chH. Social Chairman; Football 1.2.3.4: Lacrosse 1.2.3.4. Captain: Squash 1.2: '1ka 1.2; Olin Pntlridn. Lilcru Editor: CB. Social Committee: Political lironmny Club; Skull and Serpent; I'gly Brother Cluh 1.2.3.4. Flounder. SALVATORE J. SQUATRITO, JR. 587 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut Major: Biology: A23. HUIISC Manager. Freshman Whip; Football 1; Swimming 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Argux 1.2: Cardinal 3; W'ICSL' 2; Choral Society 1.2.3.4; Mock Legis- lature 2: Newman Club 123,4; Schneider Club 3,4. JOHN C. STALNAKER 5159 Briar Lane, Northfield, Illinois Major: History: Degree with Distinction: Phi Beta Kappa; BQII, Vicc-Prcsidcnl. Plcdgcmuslcr: Tennis 1; WESU 1; CB. Assembly Committee 3.4; GB. Parley Committee 4. Chairman. DAVID J. STEINDLER 41 Disbrow Circle, New Rochelle, New York Major: Mathematics; Degree with Distinction; JWC. 'Huusurcr, Social Chairman; F.O.E.G. 2,3.1; NAAILP. EH: Freshman Senate: QB. Admissions Committee 3,4; CB. Social Committee 2. HERBERT S. STEINER 561 Beach 136th Street, Belle Harbor, New York Major: English; EN. Reporter. Historian. Secretary; Wres- tling 1,2: Glee Club, President: Cardinals 3; Jihers, Lcutlcr; '92 Theatre; Orchestra 123,4; 6.13. Senate. 101 PAUL S. STEVENS Shore Acres, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Major: Art: EN. Social Chairman; 111111; 1; WliSIf l. GUY T. STEWART, III 5822 Richland Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee Major: English: Degree with Honors; French Club 1.2.3.4. FREDERIC V. STONE 17 Fuirmount Street, Portland, Maine Major: Economics: AXP. Steward: Basketball 1.2.3; Busc- 112111 1.2.3.4; Political Economy Cluh; ProBusincss Club; Canterbury Club. CHARLES D. STRICKLEN 511 Main Street, Sand Springs, Oklahoma Major: History and Philosoplw: Degree with Distinction; Degree with High Honors: Phi Beta Kappa; JXVC; CB. Senate: Curriculum Committee Chairman; Rich Prim. OWEN B. TABOR 601 Chesnutt Avenue, Tifton, Georgia Major: Biology: WT. President. Vicc-Prcsidcnt. Rushing Chairman: Soccer 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1; Cardinal Key; Glee Club; Jibers; Skull and Serpent; Schneider Uuh. WILLIAM E. G. THOMAS Box 111, W'aync, Illinois Major: Art: Degree with Distinction: 1N6; Football 1; 112153112111 3; Olin Pmlrirlu, Art Editor; Glee Club. THOMAS P. H. TWADDELL 8-17 Beechwood Drive, Havertown, Pennsylvania Major: Religion; AKE, VicoPrcsidcnt. Scholarship Chair- mzm; Squash 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Argus 1; Dormitory Counsellor. CHARLES W. VALENTINE 7 Dallas Street, South Dartmouth, Massachusetts Major: Mathematics; Degree with Distinction; Degree with High Honors; Junior Phi 130121 Kappa: 13611. Sec, rclary: Choral Society 1.2.3.4; Chapel Choir 1.2.3.4; Glee Club 12; German Club 2,3,4. JOSEPH B. VANDERVEER, JR. 617 New Gulph Road, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania Major: English; EN, Secretary. Song Leader, House M1111- zlger; XVrcslling 1.2; Crmliual 3: Christian Association 1; Cabinet 2,3.4; German Club 1.2.3: Glee Club 1.2.4. Exc- 1'11tivc 11011111111100: jihcrs 4: Methodist Student Founda- tion 1.2.3.4. President; Outing Club 3; Schneider Chlb 2. ALEXANDER C. VASILOFF VVhippoonvill Road, Old Lyme, Connecticut Major: Mathematics; Justice of the Peace. 01d Lyme; 'liempol'ury Planning Commission. 01d Lime. CLIFFORD R. VERMILYA 27 Sunnysidc Terrace, Slratford, Connecticut Major: Government; EX. Treasurer, Social Chairman Rushing Chairman; CB. Social Cnmmillcc 2.3. Chairman; Freshman Senate, Speaker; Mock Legislature 1.2. ROBERT H. XVATERHOUSE 30 Court Street, Dcdham, Massachusetts Major: Economics: 2N. House Manager. Steward; 2111;;1ck 12.3.4; Glee Club 2,3: Political Economy Club 3.4. THOMAS C. WATSON 1038 King Street, Redwood City, California Major: Art: Degree with Distinction; EN. Social Chair- mun; QB. Social Committee. EDWARD L. WEBSTER, JR. 182 Rolling Road, Bula-Cymvyd, Pennsylvania Major: Biu-Chemisn'y; 3T3. Assistant Steward: Soccer 1.2; 'l1rnck 1; Buschull 2.3, Manager: Blond Drch Chair- man 3; Outing Club 2: Schneider Club 2.3; Service Club 1.2. Treasurer 3,41. MARTIN j. Wle 854 East 27th Street, Brooklyn, New York Major: Physics: Degree with Honors; EX: Suffer 1.2.3.1; Baseball 1.13.4; Argus 1.2. RICHARD M. VVENNER 48 Paris Road, New Hartford, New York Major: Mulhenmlics; Degree wilh High Honors; Junior Phi Bela Kappa: the. Treasurer, Sctrclzlry; Fnullmll 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2.31.4, Captain: Baseball 1; German Club 4; Choral Society 1.2.3.4; Freshman Senate; Skull and Serpent; Theta Nu Epsilon, President; ll'lm'x ll'lm 3,4. KIRBY B. WHITE Czunbridgc, New York Major: English; Degree with High Distinction; Ayb; Squash 1; Outing Club 1; Married 1V;.2.3,4; Dorchcsler Prile. ROBERT C. 1VHITE R.F.D. 7146, Lyons Plains Road, XVcston, Conn. Major: English; AKE. SCHUYLER C. VVHITEHEAD 306 Philadelphia Blvd, Sea Girt, New Jersey Major: History; AAdx ROLAND W. XVHITRIDGE 749 Woodleavc Road, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania Major: Economics; B911. Secretary. Social Chairman. Ruslr ing Chairman; Squash 1.2.3.4; Golf 2.3; Argus 1.2; Cardinal Key; CB. Social Committee; Choral Sm'iely; Political Economy Club. 103 HERMAN P. XVIEGAND 54 Quaker Ridge Road, Manhassct, L. I., N. Y. Major: Econumics; Degree with Honors; rqz. President, Vire-Presidenl. Chaplain. Marshall: Xx'cslcyln Fire Dc- pzn'tmcnl, Lieutenant, Captain, Chief. THEODORE S. XVILLIAMS 65 Rockledgc Road, Bronxvillc, New York Major: English; anH; Football 1.2; Swimming 1.2.314; Tennis 1; Lzumssc 2H: Choral Society; 6.13. Senate. EDMUND W. XVOODBURY Godfrey Road, Godfrey, Illinois Major: Government; Soccer 12.3: GB. Senate 2.3.1; 11.11. Vocational Guidance Committee: CB. Rushing Commit- tee; OB. Rushing System Committee, Chairman; Dc- fcrred Rushing Steering Committee; Debate 1,2,3; '92 Theatre 2; Band 1: Chamber Orchcslm 1; Woodwind Quintet 2; Law Club. Secrclu1'y-111rcusurcr, Presidcnl: Canterbury Club, President; Delta Sigma Rho, Sccrc- luryil'rcasurcr; Yuung Republicans: Parker Prize. ROBERT A. VVOODFORD 42 Myra Road, Halndcn, Connecticut Mujur: Government; xIIT, Assistant Treasurer: Collegium 1; Debate Council 12.3.4. Secretary-'h'eusurer 2.3; Assist- :lnl Debate Couch 4; Della Sigma Rho 3.4; IRC. CHARLES I. WRUBEL 35 Home Avenue, Middletown, Connecticut Major: Government; AKE, President, Rushing Chairman; Swimming 3.4. Captain. THOMAS H. YOUNG 81 Ridgewood Drive, Milford, Connecticut Major: Psychology; WT, Vice-I'rcsidcnl, Secretary; Basc- hull 1.23.4, Captain. WALTER H. YOUNG, JR. 2113 Keith Road, Abington, Pennsylvania Major: Economics: XJA Steward. Athletic Director; Busc- hull 1: 1.111le 2; WESU l; Freshman Senate 1. PETER T. KIRSCH 955 St. David's Lune, Schenectady, New York Major: French; ARE: Outing Club 2, '111'czxsurcr; Wres- tling 1. 104 FlhIIJIEA'l VENIEAVT I959 103 106 108 COZIIMEIVC JAIEJVT A II 'A III! 0F ,I'IIIZES I958-59 11pm Prim U5rcshmun with the host record 1011 11151 .scmcstvrI: 111111121111 Hamilton IICHICI'I s, 111 '62 Brzullq Prilc ICln-lnislryI: 11711111111 Ccorgv HcrksU'ucu-r '61! 21nd Nidmlzls Inhn 'l'urm, Ir. 11311 Briggs Prilcs IDvlmu'I: IIzm Stullord Hogvndorn .611. Robert .M'thur XmeHord '59. Rolwn Allison Backus 1131. and Herman Karl Golnik. I1. '00 HUNT I'rixc Ilh'cshmnn impnn'mncm during 1957-58I: Ruben David Bailey '61 21nd .Io1m Edwin Brown, 111, '61 111111111 Prim 113111411510: Puul Andrew Cable '61 C1121111murnc IOUIslamling Freshman for 19:37-58I: Myron David Ginsberg .61 Cole Prinzs IlinglishI: Hzmlu Kerk .132 1nd Milton Robert Schroeder. I1. '62 Davenport Prim IPoliIics zmd GuvcrmncnlI: HHIIlL-r Iuscph McCulm,I.1 1:39 Dunhcslm' Prim IlinglishI: Lcc 'l'crrcll 151111L-ritk '59 :md Kirby Bowen HIlliIc 159 Duu1u-r PriIv IHismryI: Douglas Joseph 1501mm. I1. '59 and Inhn Culp Stzllnnkcr '59 Gmhnm Prin- INnIurzll Sriunu-I: George Mfdmvl Holiwnrlh '51! Hawk Prim Iliinclmnistrw: Guy Rodney Cnrtzl. 11.8, ITuhsI 11154111113111 Pl'ixu IClnssicsI: Nulhzm Myers Dixon '62 Iohnslem Prim IPhysit'sI: Ilzm'rcncc Merritt Okun '62 :md XVillium Hamilton Jef- 11-11ys. 111 '62 l,ipsky Prim IChoirI: Luxx'rcnrc Hilton Flutmzln '59211111 H'illizun 11100113Bluisdcll Moody '59 Parka Prim 1111111111: SpmkingI: .Izm Stul'lrml 1i10gtndom '60 Pcinc Prilc IGcologyI: David 1V111imn Culln-rt '61 21nd Dzm Roger Amnson '62 Riw Prixv anlhcnluticsI : Ragnar Nils Kh'llscn, Foreign 5111012111 Rit'h Prima 10112111010: First Prim. Charles Gilmcr Slricklcn. I1 '59: second prim. Robert Arthur 1Y00t110rd 1511 Sam Prim IGL-rmzmI : Tom Srhlcsingcr 1130 109 811111111111 Prim 15121111011121111'51 : Hurry Eugene 51111111111, 1.1' '62 Spinney Prim 111111551151: Charles Gilmer Slricklcn, 1'.1 1:39 '1'11c Huntington 1111011 Prim 181111111111 Li111'111'y1: 1101' Robert Miles, M.A.T. Thorndikc Prim 1Psycl1ology1 : David Bowman C1c111c1ls 159 T1'c111'11 Prim 1Rcligio111: Thomas Poagc Hunt Twaddcll '59 11111111111 Pl'ilcs 11Kyc11010gy1: First prize, 1101111 Harvey Bogart '60; second 111120, .112111 1111111 '60 1171-1111 Priu- 1501111011101'0 with the best record 101' 1111- year 1957-581 : Frank Dcun Rus- 51'11, IV. 1169 111111 Oscar 1Cr:1sn1113 Lant'ord, 111 169 11705111111111 316111011511 Prize: Edward Bogal'dus Fiskc '59 XVisc Prize 1Pl11111soplly1: Charles Gilmcr Stricklcn, 11'. '59 Edward 11111111111 Rosa 11'01'1111' 8111110111 Awards: Robert 62111011 11112150 '59, Pth1' 81111111 lirl'ington '59, 11111111111 Brenton H1111112111 '59, 121111Cs Harvey Irwin, 1'.1 '59,1G11y 1110111115 810111111, 111 '59 Thorndike 11151111111011 Awards: Douglas 10511111 110111111, 11'. .59, XVullcr Mucklmv 1411111111 1:39, Robert Charles 61011161 '59, 117111111111 .11'111111' Duggeu, II, 159 E11 1111111 11115411111115 Fiskc '59. Lee 111111011 1111111111111; '59, Gerald Philip 10111151011 '59, Oscar 1121215111115 11211110111, 111 '60, David 1111111 Larson '59, Hugh Anthony Lil'son '59, Robert Tucker Marks '59, William Brooks Blaisdcll Moody 1:39, KC1111C111 111111111111 51111111 '59, 1111111 Culp Stnlnzlkm' '59, David 1:11'011 Stcimllcr '59, 11111113111 E1115 61111111111 Thomas '59, Thomas Cwulh 11111151111 159, 211111 Kirby Bowen 1111110 1:39 110 111 P30! l VSIIBES EMERITI Kmxmh M, Williummn Clulu 0. Fisher 112 Profcsmr Fisher and Professor XVilliamson, two southern gentlemen, came to Xl'cslcyan in the same year, 1920. scrvcd IVL-slcyan lior thirty-ninc years. and retired together this June. The seven hundred economics majors and thc humlrcds ol Other students over the years who took their tourists will remember them as great teachers and scholars. licw will forgot the Fisher isms which clim'hcd a point and related the principles of eco- nomics to the world around us. Few will lorgct thc tct'hniqucs OI Pmlcssor IVilliamstm who as an Iit'mlomics Socrates prodded and stimulatcd tlIC minds ol the students. Professors Fishcr and XVilliamson shaped the policies and the spirit of tho liconmnit's Dt-partnu'nt with firmness and lore- sight through nearly onc-thirtl ol the entire existence of H'cslcyan University. Not only did they teach and tlclcnd cmmmiics as a broad liberal arts subject; but they made substantial contribu- tions to their profession and to thc mmmunity-Pml'cssor Fisher notably as a distinguished cxpvrt and member of the Connecticut Public L'tilititas Conmlission and Proltssur W'illiamson as a pub- lic finance consultant in XVashington and South America. A former colleague 01: Pmlbssors XVilliamson and Fisher, and now a XVcslcyan trustee, expressed it well in a testimonial dinner in New York in May: HXVc are proud of our great teachers at IVcslcyan. We talk a lot about the IVinchcstcrs and the Billy Riccs, antl tht'so of course I did not know, but I did know the Dean Nicolsons and thc Dcan chitts . . . And I venture to say that Professors Fisher and IVilliamson rightfully should take their place with those men in the tradition ol Wesleyan. They have been in that tradition. 113 FA CULTY FIIHII Rmz': Sdnvnrl. V1 1111111111. Pauli. V2111 kac. liishcr. Mum. Bllllcl'liulll. Mullhmw. szlclh. IL H'illiummn. Krusc. Banks, anic. Dallln. Blllftml. Snow! 1011': XYuIlzIw. Cnlnh. H'ulle Tong. Inylnr. SpurriL-r. Briggs. R, Crucnc. burtncr. Limhuth. Ncumunn. Uuln'unv. 8110111011 Sawyer. Miw Mumlu. PcmllclmL 1Yilhur1 Thin! mu': GL'Incinhunll. MMIIL'SU'I: Brown. 0011mm Ihunul. Hungcn. 'l hnmlmm. Balm. Bit'll. 311111211; l mxk, Lung. Slnmi, Cn-L-gcr. O'Dmul. chnklvc. Merrill. 1311115, Fisher. Foullll mu': Silxcrslcin. Hullman Xlnnrc. Meier. Gurluu. S1I1Imingc1: Kunc. Burrmlnugh. Sulm. Bnmslnnc. M1Kil1l1vn. Cuupt'nmilh, Barlow Srhurskc. Bullcxliu. liwrclt. filth 1021': lelul1mllnlnin, 'lcnlcr. SchcrzL Scusc. 1Y11HL Alkimon. H211'u-1'. Mussm'. Murrill, Lonh. .Xhm'dL P1111111. Viggiuni. Miss Bullwinkle. 1i. H'illiumsun. Green, 81th 1'1111': Sluhlcr. Cnnklin. McCullough. l'mlorwnod. 811111111, Rislcy. Kylmrg. Cunninghnm, Anhumbuult. Nurwinc, Ilcrhsl. Burill. Burhur. l'zll'kCI'. Clurksnn. Rubinmn. Coley. llough. 114 FHA TEILVITIES Finn! um. I141 111 ziglu: R,S;1lilm. R. Burnett. 15. Stewart. D. Hinmzm. D. Bennel. 1i. Dunn. T. Chupin. L. Mnnre. D. Deglmn. H'. Millet S, Bllllnel'. IK H'hile. I Iiuwler. Nenmrl ru'u': D. 'lmvle. C. Green H. Ernst- ihul. Ri Knapp Ci Dnnielx. Ii, Stanley. D, XVulI. ILN'Iurkxu II, Buffum, I. Iiex y. B. Taylor. D, Sherman. IV, Murphy 8. Derby M. Mdvmvzm. 'l'lliul run': I. Alexander. P. Smith, R. Pulriielli, D. Iim'enzen. 15. Stone. H. Bloom, Iiinurlh row: I. B. Fowler. .l' Salxmni A. Brooks. II. lsuues. D. Ring. IV. Mason. ALPHA CIII R11 1 The Fall: the l'zlltering return from summer's nest . , . eager, painl-smudged hands along an endless line Bloom's triumphant arrival with sheepish grin The XVulnut acquires new dignity . . . Brooks zmd Moore bound zihout the field . . . The wonder of Houseparties enehuneed by Saturday night's meal . . . Hin- mzmk reign IHoldemess produces 21 Ileuder nut of proportion to its numhcrs'I .Seeretary Degnon leafs lrzmtieally through lmtyped min- utes . . . The Last Resort . WUI right, you guys. what we need on this campus is u more Liberal o-utlouk i not just liberal - I mean a damn leiezlli The W'inter: the hush 01 snmvllnked dusk . . . Hesimnt hands over 21 wait ing lypexx'rilei' Hideous euekle oi the 12151 01 the Iiiiilth Men XVilson-winner Bennct usurps the throne Ulih three interests - Russia, I'eVolulimiiuy XVelIesleyI . . . Deane reappears clutching an Oscar and friend . The lslhled Blue Come . insurleetion. Prom a Derhs ileeides Io 1h hum the seeond l'lool' landinfjr . . . The Spring: greens, blues. and yellow blend . . . Restless hzmds beat out honky-tonk, crush- ingJ April's air . . Hey! Freddddie! All New England third lmsemun Napier, 50H 01' :1 poor man's Capote, eleeted Editor 01; the Year- hook, President ol' Board of House Presidents. Mysliml Seven i and, 01' course Holyoke- Dunn, when not winning Imek events, looks like he's posing I'm :1 Brooks Brothers :ul . . . . Allen, oh Alien . . Allen . 116 15m!!! rou'. IFII In Iighl: I MtiKin. ll uml rtm': H. . . Iiiimhcri 11 Skinncr. L. Parsons. l'. PcsLin. Ki H'ing. P. lilsun. St Bing. 1i. Thin! Irm': Ii, l'ulillcrL M, Ruscn. 1i. SrhulL. L. Sheppard. T. B. CulilL-I: B. Class. 1?. Cuniui R, Cumin. I. Ilihnmux. Ki 45 Q mamlicld. D, Inhnsun. Mm Mann. D. Hustnn. B. Brustoux B. Siugmunn, Burllclt. H'. Yrickct qulll mm: Si Xlzulnllca. Brown Fifth mu': B. Mil,2illglllill. D. While, 1'2. IliltllltT, .L SIu-slzlck, M. Birlwisllc. R. Ihrig. I. Mdinlgun. IE Dittkmn, Siuh row: I Millet Ii. Cusll'lncs. I Illulul. D. MCGI'CW, I. Foster. 1,. Grow. 15. ALPIIA IIELTA I'HI Throwingl hccr mus from third Hour windmvs :lml imitating thc sounds of South American ruin l'ormts xwrc among lilC major plvocculmtiom of the Alpha Doll brotherhood this ymr. In spite 01 the simulated sounds nl Quctlul birds and tho shrill mics 01' the gmcklc, many brothers mun- :lgcd to add to the greater glory of the green and while. Bub MrKClvt'y's Rhodes Scholarship. Don Skinner's prolific storing on tho lmskttlmll court, Iim 'lihumzis' superb sprinting, 11nd Fran Voigt's vlcctiim to the Freshman Class Presidency wcrc just a l't'w 01 the items that made the AD's glow with pride. Once again the Alpha Dclt assembly program was superb. This year's thrcc speakers, Inhn XVuin, British angry young man. Iohn 117 Ferguson, B. Mdiuuk, G. PicrsmL P. Schocfcr. B. NICKCIICI. Ciardi, Pocli'y Editor 01' the Sulurduy Review, zmd Shirley Iuckson, pleasingly plump short story writcr, found the Alpha Dchs surprisingly intt'llcctunl. Full House Party XVcck 12nd was made exciting hy the utlcmplcd thclt oi Hlkc and Mike , the celebrated Alpha Dclt ikon, and the suct'csshil limit 01' the AD Hug by :1 group of gt-nth-mnnly Trinity mcn. 'Iihv highlight 01 the sm'inl season t'zlmc, however, on Spring Party H'cck End when hcxttniks Gregory Como zmd Ind; Kerouac, havingr heard of Mphu Doll's l'rcc hccr, wundcrcd in and spcnt thc evening. The Alpha Dolts were not as impressed its they would hmm- lx-cn, had they not been exposed to tho bcutncss.' of brother Frickc all your. l'mnl mu'. IN! In Iiglll: IA. l iI1ism1. 'l'. llllglm. R. Breeding. U Crownmn. G. .Inhnmn, A, Duhl. II. Hunlcr. V. Epstein. P. Sdmicwiml, .V'mml run : I', Ilughus 'I. Morrow. M Hummus: 1X CushmulL R. Schinlcwr, R. Spruguc. D. Nlullx'un. D. anlwurd. 1K thme ll Bunsml. 'lk. Dunlnn. R. Humnmml. Thiul mu': Grunt, D. Plunlc A, Runs, V. Ih'ukam'. 'l'. 'lkulur. IL CIt-pirl. H. Hillix. D. Lumm, C Dunlis. IX Vicsr nL'r. S . Mm'u'r. S. Andvrsml. ll, Rcul. D. HuNn-y. J RidL FHIU'HI Inn': 11 HurIIL-H. 'l. Runner. H. Shaw, N. Whilridgc. l . Slcgcnmn, M. Standish ll MLllugh. H. Sthnln. BETA THETA PI Plum lor new housc include :1 cage around Bun . . . Anderson's piunu-plzlying snows all the animal lublc- . . . Tho inlimlury is missing the dams . . . Fink gives u-nnis lessons A few H'utchcs . . . Talbot Brothers drink only 'lh'rihlc Freddy . . . Mmu-r and Taylor haw milk . . , Rafter hull . . . Coats and tics m no ' lcisurv' . . . Clcp gets pinned; other Seniors shirts - for supper . . . Party wcck ends in the still breathe cusily . . . Cush gels 9'1 on Psych center suilc spelled tmublv . . Sm humus at final . . . Hrhutx tlln- mutter with Holly? -- u'c Spring Houscpurtits blow some Bolus owr . , . gel mo 1m . . . Sprilguc :md Dugs go on diets??? Skippy H'hippy limpx ml . . . Dun Manson and . . . Rex dm's great job with intrzllrzllcmily singl Tod Hughm lmd hUUSt' in scholarship . . . . . . .X good :lII-umuml your under Puntil'l, Plunlc. Arrow stores 011 Law Ap's . . . Bridge booms ul 118 qul min. It'll In zighl: T. il'limmm; D. Hing. W. Young. Ii Nagol. 1 Smith. P. N Stlliltlllcl. 'l'. Dali. J. Rai. D. Rom. C. l', liwai'L M. Craig. D. Johnson CHI PSI The Lodge was well rcprcsvntcd 011 the ath- lCIlt lin-lda this year with the football team boast ing such slalwarts as Dick Root, Marty Jaskol, Clil'l Sthaclcr, Sandy Saundci's, Bob Wiclde, Bob Hausman, John Ray, and Terry Smith. Socially th' Lodge Hgot with it as the highlight ol' Ihv social season was a bcalnik party. By the limit it i'onrlunlcd all wcrc really beat. During lhc H'inu'r Daw Hohl was elected Col- workhorse logo Body President and also managed to play on our NILCA. basketball team. Our school lilt was intcnnittmllly broken by a series Ol seminars given by professors on such interesting topics as Creativity and WVilCllcralt and thc Sulx'matural . Al'u-r semester break the house bu'anic lllt' lrantic bmnc lor Oscar, tbc prolific l19 Siriala. C. Bucsel. S, Sallmlt'ri. D. Huhl, J. llcnilctcr. mel nm': Bi lllk-nA , i Brown. 1i lilgin. l1 Hark. ililllllll mrr: R. ll'ainwrighl. ll Smilh. L. Kmnaiidim ll', Smith. R. lluwar. M, Jax'kul. M. Mdlullm'. lL Millim l'nmlll nm': l. lh'ismll. B. llamman. SclIai-l'cr. Islillll mu': IR XVllcrli-l. B. Wicklc. ll. Cohan. rodent. who was being cultivated for certain psych cxpcriim-nls. Spring and our youngr men's lmu-m lurnul to nearby cnrrcctiw mcnlal insti- tutions as a pinup of volunteers worked with the patients. The season also brought out acc right- hamlcr Carl Syriala, latcr clcctcd Captain for NW 1960 season, to pitch lor the baseball team. 01' our graduates lhrL-c are going 10 Mal School, lllL'SC being led Nagcl. Dick Root, aml Dick Cohan. Ken Hiislar received a Fulbright Schul- ai'ship to study in BcrlilL W1- hopc his attempts to initiate ihc Third lVorld XVar will bc- stymied by the Russians. All in all another successful ycar was enjoyed by the house. and we who will return are looking forward to ncxt year. ' 1r. Bccthcn. 1.. H. Kerk B. Harris. R, Robbins, S. NIcCunIV. Mdlzlrmn. B. chcillc, M. Blake, T. 'liwuddcll. IIE JTA lt'A I'PA EPSILIMV Charlie IVruhcl thcn Ted Bachmzm officiat- ing :15 house Prtsidcnu Ted, formerly Scholarship Chairman, out to break :1 numerical . . Dick Sharpe removing Art V2111 where boundary . into thc sal'c custody 0i his mom . . . Mike Stone. Bud Dulcssio, George Kungzls and Bill Robinson drink the Vchu'crs at Carnegie Hall and listen to beer . Mike Blake makes a formal CB report in 21 chilly chapter room, un- hcsucd hut warmed by debate on social proco- durc . . , Bob Backus conu-Ls purlizuncntui'y pmu'durv . . . Tony DcMim breaks through :1 blue and white, line on a wet football field . , . Tom lelzunud asks for the twentieth time for food checks . . Chocks bounce, lhcn scltlc . . . li'mnf nm'. Irfl In righl: I. Callcly, N. Sumo. U. szgus. Smith. Swami row: 0. Biddle. S. Bowers. C. Wruhcl. B. Hiulcmuni C, , D. Suchor. F. chinku. L. LInhnsun. strung. Frmrlll I'IIH'I IV. R001. 13, FICIL'htl', I Hulgrcnf. Iliulnicssun. Il'. chdcrsnn. T. P. OdL'll. l'. Kulhun, D. Nchcrl. B. Dallcssin. B. 'lmx'nwnd. IV. Huchct. K. Allen, D. Sharpe, B. lh'uns. P. Blnlnhfonl. TIH'HI mu': 0, Carroll. Ri Mclh'uir. D. Smith. T. Mululnlltl. B. Wright. Ii. But'hmun. D. Arm- DL-Mim. I.P1'illcc, I. Mac chaperones :1 rum-zmd-tokc party . . . Pctc Kuthzln wakes up to find his mi' 0n the hack lawn and Gene Carroll zipprozu'hing it with 21 rotary mower . . . Tom Curran socks for ncw quarters zll'ttr limhurgcr choose Izu'mry invades his bed- room Bccl' Harris vcrhully dircrls Dckc Dirty Rivcr Day destroyer Icomplctc with cun- mmI the TV antenna to virtory Sonwonc's wardrobe on IVuIly Rom torpedoes 21 pcdcstriun below his window . . . lIunc Princc Dm'k XVulkL-r luunls Hunuvun :md McCurmn . . Kcn Allen using words in prcpzirw hmlhcriu's a squirrel . IVCIlcslcy pond Lcml bur . tion 215 English major . . . Quarter kegs 01 hccr. . . Cruduzllion . . . Summer. 120 151ml! mun Id! In iiglll: il'i IhxlnmiL D. Denny Hi I'ullcr. P, Rmcnhuum. N, CulhcrthIi Ducll. N. liurmi P. Alnmnn. P. Murkcrl. IVi IVm'lmun. I Ban'm-yi .Vrimul mrr: HI beggis. li. lin. B. I'luuglnml. D. H'cslcni-II. Thin! mu': I.Dr1mis. B. ankim. I. l'ulmm: F. Simnn. T. Ccnvig. P, Colbert. R. Frank- Scwnnl, Iv'mulll THIN: Di Duhunmki. D. Ireland. 8. Russn. Di Hailing. L. Xglc. I. liL-lsrr. Filth Huh: .I- Morgan. D. Illulsun. 15. DiMuum. Bi Curvy. D. Unrdml. In Kurle S. Purunul. S. Smith. I. anlhlny. S. Squulriln. I XIHyCL PL Iiurrhi 'J'. Allen. D. Squuirilu H. Golnik I Dmm: u Liuhz XL Hm'wiil. .I- Dicffcnhuch. E L TA 816751 l The Temple 01' Fricmlshili, Ovcrfloxx'ing with the Milk M Human Kindness . . . HR: will tell you ol the curly su'rcl lmtcrnitivs, of thc C-vil that ullcndcd Lhcir Control of student zll'izzirs XVho put this chickcn in my mom? . . . lntvrfmt Football Champs, Dzlw Darling i'mtstzmding player Niiik 'liun'o Prvaidcnl nl' Newman Club . . . Thc . . Don't wander ul'wund aimlessly Freshman dancing lessons . . Ithuloncs . . . , Creeping Mlimulism and the Square Aggie . . . No Hurwitl. 11nd his Sewn Old Ladies . . . Iohn Ducll loads TV t'hlh Second . . . Xthl did 'lluvun say when he saw . . linclgclic Lcudcrship . . Sandy, Suitmbc Lhc clcphunls anning? . 7 Dynamic Versatility . 11' XYL' can afford a cocoa mzu'hinc, we can afford eggs l'ur snacks . . . 121 5:11 Squzilrim's animal noises XVoodwiml Quintet cools faculty - Get that oboe out of my 1021 . . . .Icrry Morgan says, HIHTy Morgan is 21 good guy! i lid Dul'l'lcbug buys, I'Bunk! . . . Don't kick the Volley hull . . . N0 dumping - BC nice to him, he's :1 brother . . . I'll burst the gmklnm volley Imll . . . Smmmus Sigs Swing Singr . . . Rum pum'h . . . P111. tho u'tighls under the bus, Dink 1930 . . , Those last three guys said what I was . . XVC'rc back, you bums . . TWO ymrs in :1 row BCSI 1510511 Athlete, Dom and Duho . Phil Muikcrl rc- . . Don't pull out the hedges Introducing Miss Cl'uly Eights going 10 say and thcy'rc right vumps mt mom . . , . Tony Allen goes to grad school . . . I'Jqu IUII'. Id! In light: R. lhmnuwn. 12. um': 1.. l 'u-L-nI:lII l. Riu- K, H'illix Ii SthL-rrL-r. R, Kirklmllink. H'. HllHIH'L l . 8mm G. Vuch11 lhixlc. X. Skln'ullm'. l'. Blukmhh. k Hillinmx Vlmu'tlm', V UdnnuuL R. lhmlu'. '. NHZIHL DE XIII 1111' II IL'III Housr in liplop shape . hhlllk'lis vnlhus- inslir Year 01 tln- lruilt-r 41ml Ilu- lunmus Murphy ln-H , . . lhuk .xlm'x in llu- gnu! lm 50b tCY . , . kn imcpumhlv uvusmm'. Brands and 111g va York Timvs . . . Flying start in Ihv hmm- library still no equal lo the mll ul lhv Mmm' . . A . . . Fletch IK'UHIIUS President . . . Nld'um'un bzu'k down 10 vzn'th Umm Air 190nm . . . Hugcmlm'n lakes mm 115 CH, Smrclury'llCusul'cr . . . Al Hlillinms nunlul Hmm; u'H-slling Captain Dvll Murhinvs again nmrv lmlcnliulily 1111111 ucluulity Risr nml lull ul tlu Full 'l imL-1 s . Cnllinx L, llogcndnm.xiul1 mu': B. himmk 1C. MLKHIIiL'. l'. Html. R. Imm'. X. H'ugcnhulx. .V'rnml Knux l. I.IIllmI. l lelt', Thinl mm: D. 1 ;llLva-HL lhusingrr. l. llllxx. . FH'IL'IL I'vulnh mxr: K. ML- Hulmll. I'IHII m'w: W. Hmkulu'l. R. ULHHx I Hmphx l? linllm: b. Iml Ilu- hnlm- mulx sllnin- u'illmul lhmn I'mnm H-lurm lor n luv tlzlssvs , . 'Ivss llult-r Dirty Riu-l' ILQ not w xuucmlul . . . Purlicx grand . . . Klo- H'cb il'yzlm, Rolu-ns xlmms mm gull opponents Kvnxio'x Iivlds nrl :uliviu hmudcnvd mikes up , now and thou . 11ml 'Ullmmy , , . AI llohh lu-unm-x tllc lirsl . . Skip wrilu IliU lmgm, but Smoky's Goo equip- ment slap in the flUSUl Scuim'x lune . Mmlmrim Jvnmin . . Vzuuliun . . . Relaxation .. Vm k C1. I'mnl mu'. lr'H lu Iiglll: L V'Iulul 1021': W. HmLIHLlII. T'. lel!. . Mlmlylu-II. l. I.ihhx. .l- P. Snrgan j HIdc. II, WiL-guml. V GA NINIA PSI .Scu-guing day dale brings lmtk Mzu'kL-nl. lrcsh mutkvrvl nliw. all :11ch Hurlinis. mixm's. :md Xlitldlvwx nurws . . . leu k IhnlIu-H' Inquisition IuLn-s Mike Hucknmn jm liding, or i5 it ghost walking . . . Gut :umllu-r gallon lur Ihv Sigma Omiu'un shun ximx-n . . XVicniL-s! . 5m; docs :mylmdx' knmv hmx' m pmnounu- 'kdlism ? . . . Ihuulu npvn hotm- lills the How- inglmwl...P1'mn huywuls gain. up 10111. Skim- hrgzm Fair ,, sho-uh! . . . llCl'Hl ViL-gnnd's duly Basketball Iuhlv turm xmrds into 2Kli0ns as m- dclt-ul tho . . The Yunkcc . . Dux'c Hulg lczn'cs Lhc Cinns tops Grilmm Hogan 'I'mphy Lodge. XViH uondvl'x mm' u'nw? . Stadium Club . Room chmol'iul Lihmn mlh In disappear inm I23 IL-utnnl. L. l'ukhum. D. Ilwin. W. Smith. H. Clzlllwn. Ii. Lurrim; XI. Hum. H 4 H'hu'lcl. Third mu-z D. llnlt Dcmidull. l. lex D. lHuliulL Bl :gurr. the phony Immh Uor um and :1 hall hoursh Spring Punk's :lt Rot'ky ka Dick GIIL'Hm-y :lml llvrm Yiv u und wield lhv guu-l: dmk! , . . Jm-l Saks in Phi livlv and Sigma Xi . . . li11I H'ilth in tho Glcc Club , A . Dux'c Irwin and Leigh Czunplwll in the Choral Smitu Many Huey, lhc nmnzlgvr's manager. lmds the throng turning tlu- whu-ls ol Ilu- FZI'VL'HYCHIhcl' lmn-zuumq gung-Im hush on all sorts of lmms . . . Duvc Remington running Illk' Library . . . OH OH .Sumlutx :llu-rnoon to play with tin little red lire cngim- , . . VOHQ hull . . . Bunkcls 01' u'ulcr . Mulrizln'hul Muhcl and 1161' LUH'CQ dun . . . XVull Ylwclcl. Ahguo shultcrbug. lnailig :l drinking tmm-sl. anl min, Iz'fl m riglll: C. Smilh. ll, Lil'mn. D. Parker, R. Gray, D, Slcimllcr. Swami low: 14. szltl. ll. Dyer. C. Clccluml. XV. 'lcffcrics. Third 1011': R. Cyrus. 0. Lunfm'd. I.B2lstmx31.0'H0m. F. J ILV II WESLEY CLUB This year, the club will lJC remembered for having survived . . . Dzlvc Parker calling autumn 111cctings Help from C. Smith, the Chooch, G. Hirshhorn ct 211., who provided noise, ideas, The white lil' grave to be planted outside Slcimllcr's window Bernard Kent Murkwcll and R. Bower providing :1 thcrzipcutic schism . . . Chur- lic Clccluml's hvzml and his poet lricnd Hank liil'sun - high distinction . . . Bob Gray, DYNAMIC in u mudhull sort of way . . . lru Shurkunsky, claiming to bc undynamic in u phleg- . Further renown Curso, Ker. creativity, zmd response curds, noise matic 111ilkc0w sort ol way . . on the mills for Charlie Smith M urphyl ouuc, Lmd company . . . Schcllcnbach's pen pal Extra Jackson Cups providing bccr c011- Iaincrs for Charles Strickland . . . At least Rog Cyrus was always tidy . . Dzu'c Steindlcr cur phasizing dil'l'crcnt :mzll traits . . . An occasional note of honesty in the club's financial dealings intcrjcclcd by Ted Baslow . A lttter lrom Fred Murphy and jim O'Hom 10 Elliot Puss- hcim stressing thc tmnsccmlcntal nature of last . Saunders and Doolittle attended lcwcr mcci- ings than Seniors should . . . Hugh Dyer, listen- ing lo inner bclls at Illidnighl . . . Final though: Larry Sputz will undoubtedly be hugged by all this malicious jazz. I'Irml mzr, Id! In righl: B, Lcwridl. D. Xchncr. I. R. Kullscn. lI Stlm'zlrlwultlcr. l'. InulL-nhcrg. D. Pulls. K. Hixumu. I. Splmllv. I. Mitchell. 'lI. Funk, C. llzlycs. D. Kirkland. D. Hmldlcslnn, Ii. Murillo. L B. Chase. .I. Clcman A. XVIIIH. Ii. Berry. B. anw, 8. Sdmll. IL Brimw. B. Momlx. .I. iners. B. Tripp, Srmml mu': Williams. P. Ft'ldlnun. I. Kcmt'lcs. H. Wlxsq. 'l'lu'rtl rrm': Patton. A. Rnllins. AX. Snulh. I, Ginly, 1'1. Fidllncr. H. Berger. D. Czldigun. .I' MugcmlunL D. Gnucanmn. D. Clcmcm. FumIII mu': G. M'zlncrku, IL H'nrk. P. Buynlnn, I. Brtm'ning. 1i. Frankel. B. LunigzuL ,L Freed. B. Munkc. I Dolmm, I. Smdcr, 'I. Dnlin. M. Riley, B. Parsons, G. BuLvr. K Bullmgzn'lncr. B. Bonk. EFLECTIC Scuiol'a L'll mussc into House . . . Dick XVcn- nor adding another key . . . Downcy Improve- mcnl PrizCs and Ralph Graves Memorial Awards . . . Chzlscr zmd Cads Senior Class Officers . . . Mike Riley's sweatshirts and bare Icct . . . Brother Morrill a crnlt vs. quality . . . Smitty's rcign 0f tvrmr with the bell . . . Bob Book looking for :1 ride downtown . . . Bob Parsons looking for the the other bU-Ck . . . Dubber :md Moods njibing it up . . Casey Hzlycs i rushing n'xulrunncr: beep- beep! Cudigun COIlaptzlins too! . . . Rings and . Thc lIuniors m A Trmr'li uj u Poe! 21nd Luchmv's - poor Chuck . . Kata in kitchen again, Chief :15 ever pins all ovcx' Lhc plucc . . Piston Please address the chair, Brother Moody . . . Bavarian bccr party a another hutch 123 . . Pclc Rockclcllcfs date . . . Shivck Chllfk Olton's Wm: mobile al- . . Ifs tricky, 01 111115 . piu'hing must making it through the your . Dick . . . Mr. Intramural ltuds us to athletic lmpln . . , Adz. du livber Augusline . . . XVeg and Peg: Visitors from lhc Village . . . XVunL-rku . Sutzm . . . Executive suite moving next door 1mm .Iohn 21nd XVicns m XVUHL wins Marlin Prim . . lit and Vols . . . Donna Mugcndunlfs wcck-long Visit - who ate those cookics? . . . thcclilting for 5er . . . the Roman puny . . . Spring Sing suc- tcss I Spurdlc stages stooges . . Spring fever onc-mvzlkcning the phantom chcrich to Germany: liin Prmfl Bill Buumgarmerk Dave, Bill, and A1 mourning Pour Ilud . . . So flies the arrow. lmxli'hm'rlm: lu fcmmt' . . . I'mul mum lwll lu Iiglll: W. Glallicr. l5. BUIICL Q. Rnhvrls. P. ClehnlnL I'. Hillmzm. IE. Howell. B. Gullsc. RI RuhcrlsmL D l'iskc. .mel um': .I. Brown, D, Whiu-lm. IR Putnam. I.- I-hrr. L. Hzlycx'. .I. MHCCC. D. Hodges. I'. Scirim. B, Hunlvr.I.llullchurx1. WI um Svltlcnmk H. Xltlrml. 'I'III'HI 1071': I' B. FOIIU. III .InhnsmL Il'. Yuung. 'lX .Xrntll. D. Iillinll. I Pulley. l-L me. H, Morgan, anlll mn': J- Cm'rmli. I. Ilurriwn, IA, 1,;11'1'03'. B. XYumltm'd, I Slt-wznl. Ii LhuHLmL I'. Inhns. I. 510011. I. Rithzmk. B. Izumith. O. IzllmL A. PSI UI'SIL 0A' 54 smiles :md a wink . . . Dodo HHllkill' with the King , . . Elliott and Hzlrrimn loading the I7 plvdgcs . . . Tnskmustvr . . lidiltn'x Fiskv :md Arndl . vzludcvillc show . . . Luster . . . Smu-r zmd Lzu'rmsc Cupluin Slccn A winning cl'l'igy, kudos to H'llitcly and 111's Purple Pcoplc lintcr . . . Hi plvdgvs . . ohnllis llmlm'wcur with buckles in tho Inu'k. . .Chris, cruu'hos, zmd Miss Trcbbc . l7 pledges for Chiqm- Chaquv , . . Christmas puny moppols Failure 10 win h'mx'n :md Bailey's improve- . . Charlie . . . Periodic returns M . . . Cllris' Crock holiday . with l'zu'ulty IIMIkson Cup mcnl priirs . Lambert tryzmny . Bum Bum Dmmn-Ily IVink . . Sweat 7 phone booth l6 im-IJL pledges on :1 trcusurc hum Lunchisnn . . . lA'I'Lll. 1.. Sidcrclix', .I. Pluislml. II, Hm. lsidle 'll .Hk-n, M. OIKicl'lln Fiflll Imv: A. llmix'. Ii, IanLcr. I. anlwrt. IIL-rimlk returns nl loolhpuslv mukcr Dunlull . . . Xi lL-mpvmnw plulgc' . . . Thu YY-nlol;ilc Cindcn-llu boy Hucklcbcll'y's vngugmncm Southvusu-m Coastal leim- Chowder and Xlnnhing Sorivly Literary Guild and Student Conscrvumry Band Hiya! Hiyzlinyu! Sports mrs rm Llu- front lawn . . . Friends on lhv . McGee's initiation lillihustor Sudgt and Leigh Fidel Guugic in low . Iunior I'Ku'ully . . . , . Pursunk list of l'znnuus Psi 17's . . . Fund's I'v- mulc l'uminc . . . Captain Young . , . Luplmr still . . Thu abominable Snow Mun . . Old Bruce . . . H'zufs debuting lrivnds . . . Papa Lcnh . . . Hubby Lolly . . . MthodS I'vml Scklcncck'sv hutch puny in tlu- slmwcr . . . . .Iohnslml's sun-hurncd belly . Bullm m1 mn'ial pm. 126 Fran! mu'. IMI In light: F. lirringlml. R. Fou'los. XL Sulnllin. I. Dmimn. lHHlil'l'. HI Curlix. ll Krucnl'f. XV. XIdIumL X. Munro. I. wn. I lingmll'. R. anwll. IV. NI ImnkL-mcicr. IA. H'cil. H. Ellis. R. Slulnukcr. B. Bmwning, D. Ander- Grccnlcnl. M'rmul r'nu': AX Runs. Gilwm. I Kimmcl. K XmultL M. XItDzInicl. 1C, bilmnrc. M. Callahan I .Ht'lemlur. 1.. Iuncm Third ruu': I. Mllnm. D. Hinlcs. 1., Kirshncr. I. Mullnrx. D. Bentley. M. Limhcrg C. D. Marlin. Ii. XVnml. I. Sums. Rogcrx. IA. SimmL I. SIGMA CHI A lug your. ;1 good ymr . . . suucmlul rushing IIunity amid dchrsily . . . Milclwll Captain and lmphy-winncr , eringmn Cl'oss-Counuy Captain Dux'isml's pledge skit ngu'hu . . . . lxx'ul iMUCZ serious and honorable . . . Big three: Nldlzmn, Munro, and Britt . . . Big m0: Ilcmkmncicr 21nd Chun'hill Mallory and basketball Pole-rity Milt'hcll, Lurmuy, and Martin engaged . . . Bunk drum . . . Ioni . . . XthL did you .suy was her problem, Iukc? . . . Tho Munro hrmhcrs tlriw to Scuttle in 71 hours Chunhill clcrlcd Chairman 01 the Board 01. House Presidents . . . $211115 llcw car: smw . . , Mdhmn College Body VP . . . bul- loon bombs . . . IVhosv jaw? . . . Martin Squash Co-Captuin . . . Friday night of .Iunior Prom . . . 127 Armstrong. D. Smith. R. Hm. I Ralph. Fullrlll mu': H. Rcdckcr, E. Shirley. Bucru'ullll. 13. UL ll Herman. D. Dunnghuc, I. Fisher. II Trinku prom queen candidate zlvcrzlgc and thy Izu'kson Cup . true: Ifrml; and lfnlllr . . . A Mul'lyk luntuslic muhcs . . . Sue Douglas, our Swrcthcurl . . . Tho mattress by the fireplace . . . The high . . Our brothers . Soltlmll champions . . . Election nighl: Callahan honored . . . Thy Frcshnmn prof m'l: Super Circus . Phi limos: Mdlzmn :md lirrington . . 'IIhc Conn. College cx- udm: IoncsI uucmpt to recruit Holyokc interest . . , ansctl, Bronkim, :md lingmlf t0 the Capc . Mdhnivl m the Nutimml Convention: our Into? The Corlxnumm Meeting: Alumni upprm'ul . . . Rclicl . . . The fun . . ions side . . . Thu scr- . Character building . . . Prepara- . Seniors: lhc . . Luck . . . The future. lion . . . cmncdy zmd tragtdy . . mul zmd the lwgmmng. Ii'mul 1111.1: Skippy Sr'umrl mu'. IvH In right: D. Van Ninnvcgcn. P. Di'zucr. 1'1 11le. D. I'icn'u R. Herring 1011. I. Wulsm1.l lfiskcz Tilinl um': H. Himl, 'I. Munsugcr. XV, 1.;u11l1vlL Ii. RlIbL'l. 1. 19111111. R1 Krugmun. I. Vzuulcchcr. .L Unnl. I-iumlh Irm': XL Lisi'hnur, K. Hunlvr. H. Sltinvr. B. Amundsun. K. SmillL Fiflll nm': XI, ML'ClL-llzm. B. Bruthcr, IE Slvwns. I, Alxnrd. W1 Herslrm-IL-r.1i.Wilsnnnl.lx'11111I.II, Bmx'ls.SixIl1 Ian: T. Marlin. IL Drunillkc. E. MdllvllmL Ci llzm'kus. l3, CH-HL V'm'nlh mar: R. Marks, 1L Walmhnusc. SIGMA A'U Big 15113111112111 dclcgution . A new cook, hooray! Martys iood is out Of this world . Skippy's 11L-11msis , Slcincr's beard . . Short house 111coli11gs . . . Senior Class Prcsidcnt, . Bob Mann's Connu'liult trial - GHIHNXIV seen my 15ml; pina L21111:1r+ Sherri : Alulic, CONGKYIUIATIONS! then thcrcis L110 XVhitc Jingle Return to dignilic-d missiles this Spring . . . Senior Class Sonny Burnvt . . Treasurer. li111 Irwin Hunter's wild dates icamping. 2111101161 . . Lobstcr-stcxlk cook-out zit Rocky-Ncck . . . iVuLsml's LlislillCLiUll pl'ojca U111 did get it 110110 . . . XVhiLc Rose liorvmzm . . . 0111? again, the Girl Scouts . . . XVhO took Wells. 'l'. R. 31111111. Lt'lmv. IA. Wihvrg. l.lru'i11. C. Dulm. D. Slcwn's gearshift? Anybody sec :1 lii'c-silc muss around? . , . Fats 10111111111 slim , . . Ogrcn's 111in 111111'11i11g telephone tall 0111111, it is 111011: lor the asking Ilcy, Pudgc. sccn Skippy? Mother . . XVcll- . . Spring 1,1111ny ilOl'liOIi SIIOXV .M long Inst 21 piano player Fletcher! . . . 'lihc mck-t'limhing LTCW . rounded scnlinvls . . . . 'Iivctdlc dry and uvu-dlc dum A hcxullcx- ugun . . du i11lcrlirzltcn1ity athletes strike 011m more . . , Hey guys! , . . Kinkudc's dilICS win . . . Smol's 20 runs in . .iOC k Herb K1 the Jibcrs . 1X 1m 01' the many, 1112111y 111611101'ics - glimpses 1 Crown two years in :1 row 11111 innings . 01' MW mtztlity 01' I'Ennhcrhood. A TIILETIFS 3353012: 3A23hx7841 x 1 I510111 1011'. III! In 1134,!1: 11111111115, S. 1511', M. Iuskol. D. Miu'hcll. mm: 81111111, Manugcrz X. Kcllur. 1211:1111: B. H. Millis. D. 51111111. 8. XVianwski, 1r21i11111': A. 15. 11211111111111. 11 Sqlmlrilu. I. .111'111'11. 1111111111 .1- D. 14111111111 1.2111ig1111. Bcnwn. I. Rogers. Cupluin: 170 0 T BA LL 1111- 1111111 121-10111 111' 111C 15158 150111112111 T113111 01 1.1 1111.5 1111 1111121 111 11111111111'1'111' 11110111 11, 11111 1111 1111211111139 01' 0111' 111 I110 Victories, 21 1101151110 22-18 win 0111 211111 1111111 Trinity. indicates the suc- 1'1155 111 1111' smson. 11111 Tl 1111y 3111111 W215 1111111111 :11 Middletown 111'10111- 11x1 1110115111111 1111 1111111 111111 11115 1111' 111051 11x1211111g 111111151 01 1111- 11:11. 511111-1111 1110115 1111111 1111-11 211112111 1111-1111111 1'0111111111111111 111 11115 1111111 111111 H11111111'511111, 11 1121111, sparked 11111 11111111112115 111 51011115; 11m 111111115 win. 1511 111, 11112111111- 111111'11s in 11111 11131 1111111111. C2111 1111111115 11111111 11 111155 10 Ii111 1111111 101 1111- 1111211 11111111111211 1:111y. 1110 111111111 11111 111 1111' 112111115 01 1.1111111111111- 11'111111111s 1X111111-1'51, 1111151 101:1; 1111111111 11111 51011-5. 01111111111115, 111111 11111 1111111 215121111, 111 111 110111 1111111515 1111- 11111111111211: 11'1'111- twenty 11111111 11111111- 110115. 211111 111 1111111, 1111- 11341111113 112111115 2111111151 1111111111 111:1j111' 111151115. Against 1111' E11111111111, 21 QZ3ONBZR7 37x74r5621-32135 6 11111111215. I. 8111111111: R. 1111111. 'I N. 'g,5:3 3? 7kg 51,18 5 k 11. la :1 7641: '53 IEKL . 657M$ 4P1: x NV E . , DCMirn. Swami 11111: 01121111 Daniels. D. R1101. l. 1 1111111112 1. Moore. C. .1111'1'11Q. C. 512111111111; I Sums. Thin! D, 811111111 B. 11'11'11112I R111. 11. 1111111111111 8 81111111111; 31. 13121111: 0:111: 1211211211. I'om'lll 11:11': I. 11' 111111 C11111';11 I. l 191110112112111'1'. P. Funk. B. H111'1'is.I. 3111111011 A. E11111 13.141111 111121111. 1. 51111111. .1. 51111111111 1115 111111-1151- was 1111- 11111111211'y 11211151' 01 11111-11 little Tony DCXIil'O 79 yards in 1111' 11151 111-11011, 111C 0111- 111011 11213 1211111111111: 1111111111, 111111 11111111115, 111111, 51111111111111 1Villiz1ms 112111 100 11111111 111111111 1012 the 11151111111 10 10111- 111111 211111 1'21111c 11111 011 1111- long 11111 01' :1 113-7 score. Against the Lord Icfl's, 1111- 11211111111115 played '11 11111111 again 1121s 1111 main 11115 110111111111 1101111111111 10 :1 standstill 0-0 tii 112111 1111111. Huxw'nuc 1211101 111 1111- 1950 loss. Throughout 1111 season, Cupluin D2111 Mil- 1'111111 provided 1-x1'1-11C11t 1111111151111; 11111 21 1021111 111111 112111 51111111 111521111101111111111115 11111 111111 stop- 111111 11541111113. 011111 811110115 111111szux'1'01151111-1'111111- :11'1i011 111111 $1111- Pylc, 311111111 I215k111, 1111011 131100115. I111111 811111111113 L1'1111y 111011111. Torry 81111111, D1111 11111111111, D1111 R1101, Dirk 51111111, Hurry Millis, 211111 Skip Sillowuy. 130 Vcs. XVcs. W cs. H'es. Wes. Wes. W cs. W es. x1 22 Middlebury Bowdoin Coast Guard XVPI Amherst Swarthmorc Villiams Trinity 16 IS 131 lv'mnl 1011'. 1th I41 righl: XV. 111g11115u1.11:11g1'1111, l. 1311111011111. D. P1111s'. D. HUlll. Swami 1011': 31. X1111. '1. 3111111111. 0. '111111111. .1. 510011. 111111.1111l11111: D. 12111111111111 00421111111111: 1!. Gillcllc, B. 1111111111111. Thin! 1011': P. Y01111g. 5111111154111: 1:. K1111g11s. '1'. 11111111111. H, 111111111111 1.011111: '1. 801.1! '11111' Red 111111 13111111 8011111111 11-11111 10111111 the going 11 111110 110115511111 11115 50115011 1111111 it 11115 111 111151 11111115. Playing 11111111 11111111101111lly rugged 51111-111111; 111111111 1111111111115 many 01 111C N0111111-1151'5 1011 111111115, 1111- 11111111111111 11001115 111111 11110 51mm 001511011111151 0111105111011. Though 110111111 Hugh 31111111111131 11g11i11 111'111C11 11 5111111111; 11111111-11'0111111154 1011111, 1111' 111111 of mn- 5151c111ly 540011 passing 111111 the 111111 01 1111 1111111110 5111011115; 111111111 100k 115 1011. liven 1111- 5111111113 1-x1'1-111'111 1111111511, 1111111011111 by 11111 81111-11, T0111 McHugh, D1110 110115, 111111 Dick Cadigun, 11011111 1101 1'0111111-1151110 101' 1111131- 5110111110111111545. In 1111111- 11011, injuries 10 key 11111011111115 1111 through the 51115011 prevented 1110 1011111 110111 jclling' 115 11 111111. Time 111111 115411111 1110 11111111111115 1111'1111ly 0111- 1:52 311111154111. 11. 121111511. I11. 110111111153 Managua 11l11y1-11 511101154 0111101111115, only 10 10511 1111111150 1111-y 111-111 11111111111 10 11001 home 1111' 111-1'1511'115401115. T1111 H1111v11r11 53.10111- 15 11 1111111111 example. Playing 11 1111111 111111 11115 011 1011 01' 1111- Ivy League 101' 11111111 01 1110 51115011, 111C 11'115 11001115 101111011 1111: play 101 111051 01. 11K: gumc 111111 1011111011611 1110 111111 11111 1111111111: 10 eventually 301 11 1'111111- goal 111111 110111 011 10 win, 1-0. 11011115 1111- 111311 101' 11cx1 ycur, 11011'1-111-1'. HClp 1111-11 51011. The Crimson 1'5 011 111C 11'113' 111 1118 101111 01' 11 01160111111011 Frc5l1- 1111111 T011111 111111 111111111111 111C 1111111' 1111111 11mm. 1X 51-1150111-11 11111'11'115 will 11111111 110111 11115 11111115 511111111, 111111 1111' right 1'0111111'111111011 01' 11111111111115 111111 011541111 80111101110105 1111111 p110vi111- 11111 51111111 111111 11115 1111551113,, 1111.5 511115011. Ix'm'r'ling: ll Culhcrl. NI. chinc. PL Mustcrsnn. P. Erringlnn, Captain; H. Hull. .1 H'ilde. ll Smell. Handing: K. Nun Manager: IL Bunk. Cout'h; I. Buslmx'. M Cuut'h; I. Flnvlmz Manager: 5. Dvrby, Mmmgm: CRIISS-FOILVTR Y The winningcst Coach in H'cslcyznfs history, Fritz Martin, directed his Cross-Counlry T 11m 10;: 6-1 record 21ml 111C Little Three Title in the Full of 1958. The only loss was 211 the hands of a powerful University of Vermont Tram. eventual Ncw England Champs, by the score 01' 24-33. Long- slriding Captain Pclc Erl'ington, from Alllcs, Iowa, was the only Senior 0n the Team, which dclbzltcd Amhcrst 20459 and XVillizmls 23-31 to capture the title lUr the third year in a row and eighth in the past nine years. Sopll Ken Brown set :1 new record in the event in the Amherst mcct. His time of 22.410 was 0:2.l scmnds better than the old record over the 4.3 mile course. XILGmmIL XVCS. W cs. H'cs. XVcs. W cs. Vcs. Vcs. 133 K. Bmwn, H. Dy'r. S. I'zu'unyu. l MurlilL Coast Guard HWI Vermont Amherst Springfield 3 l IT XVilliums 20 Sz'rllml: D. Skinner. 1.. 1'11117ic1', D, CutligzuL Collupluin: D. XVunm-r. Cu- Cuptuin: J1 Nlullnry. .1. XYnmlhury l1. Iluhl. Slmuliug: j. anl, Cmuh: 1V. Grm'kuu'ski. 'l1mincr; K. lh'nwn. '1'. Murphy 15. Lurd. 1103111: 11. Lunch Xlzlnugcr. BA SA'ETBA LL Thu l958-59 cdilion 01' the Wesleyan Buskvl- hull Team 19717-18 quintet. The season record was 136, was the best on the hill shut the which is indicative 01' the Tcszs success. Rculil- ing that three 111' these wins mnlv 211 tht- expense of Little Three opponents, one might say that this was 011C 01' the best teams in XVcslcyzm his- tory. Two stirring upsets 01 a powerful 1Villiums Tcznn by scores 01' 157-59 and 71-60 and an easy 135-118 conquest 01 Amherst gave the Cunls the Little Thl'cc title 1011 the 1711M time in ten years. The summ begun with tho Cardinnls' drop- ping three 01' the lirsl 11w nmlvsls, hut then they umght 1111-21111! wcmon to win their ncxt nine in :1 row, before loslng to Rochester. During this strcuk. Couch john XVnml depended upon sown mm. They wore Collaptzlins Dick 1Vinm-r and Dick Cudigzm, Senior .loc Mallory, Juniors Don Fulton. R, 'HIIIIL'. 111 Ilnhnmn. 111 Lamar Duvc Hohl, 21ml Sophomore jutk XVoodhuly. Skinner Skinntr, Cuptuin-lilu'l. 13rzllicr. was :1 hull undvr the boards as wcll us averaging 16.7 points a game. Hohl, Cudigzm. and 1mem' u'trc womh-rl'ul to much at lhc- guunl pmhions. Czldigun ronlhulully amazed Lhc L'mwds with his quick l'h'rk shots. His amazing su'mId-hzlll' pm: 1mmunuxs during the winning SII'L'Zlk u'crc kcy Izu'tors in live 01 the victories. Mallory, 1511111113 and H'tmtlhury aided SkinnL-r in Ihc rclmunding dcpurmlcm and 5101111 well. For the firsl time in six years the 1mm 100k purl in tournaments. Tho 11irsl was Ihc Down liust Clubsic uL 01mm, Maine, whcrc Ihoy lost to Muinc and Bates and defeated 111115. The sec ond was the NCAA District '11ournznm-nl ill Call dvn City, Long Island. wht'rv the lean! dropped two games In Hofstru :lnd Adclphi. 13H ch. HIS. HVn-s. XH-s. H'u. H'L'x. H'L-s. H'm. H'cs. H't-s. XVt's. XH-s. H'L's. H't's. X'cs. Yt-s. Wes. Wm. Clark Ilun'ul'd Lunxl Guard 'l'ullx H'PI Trinity Coast Guard XlithlIt-Imn Villiznns Spring! iL-Id Butts llou'duin .Mnlu'l'xl I'Hinn Rmhmltl 'l'riniu H'illizmls .Mnlwm Fran! rmu, Iefl In right: XV. Root. j. Magcndmu, J. Clement. D. Muttson, B. Hammond, B. Carey. Semnd row: D. Squalrito, J. Cormdi, S. Squutrilo. C. Wruhel. Captain: T. Williams. S. Derby, A. Smytht Third row: WY. Herkslmeter. j. T. Fluehzu'her, F. Stegemzm. M. McCurdy, Coach; J. Lutlon, M. McCulley, J. Alexander. S II 'TMMEVG Record wise, the Wesleyan Swimming Team Wes. 57 Massachusetts was-not a success, but there here sotme' heartening Wes. 73 Tufts perlonnances on the part 01 certam 1ndlv1duals. The Sophomores provided the backbone for the Wes. 26 Yale nattors, with two Wesleyan records being set by Sophs. .Ion Magendanz broke the old record set by Scott Shepard in 1954 in the 200-yard Wes. 34 Coast Guard backstroke with a fine 2:282. A'ndy Smyth swam Wes. 28 Amherst :1 1200.4 111 the 100-yard buttertly lor a new rec- ord. The 'IOO-yard medley relay team of Steve W65. 40 Trinity Derby, Bob Marks, Andy Shlyth, and captain W'cs. 32 Williams Lharles VVrubCl also set a Wes record 01 4226.2 in the New Englands. Wes. 22 MIT Seniors who contributed to the team effort were Captain VVrubel, Ted Williams, Sal Squat- rito, and Bob Marks. jim Corrodi will be the Captain next year. Wes. 50 Bowdoi n 136 qul mm. Id! In Iighl: XV. 1Vm'unun, 3L Luinu. A. 1Yilliunls. H. Criilcr. X1 Turm. R, 11mm: .Smmul mn': Com h Omr. anu'h Kcllm', j. .Hun'd, 'I'. Nugi-I. H. Dun: X11 .UlsihlIIL-r. II 'RESTLING Nutc Osur fashioned another highly success- lul 1Vi'cstling Team this XVimcr. Despite two disheartening injuries which l'oiiccd considerable shifting 01' wrestlers from 0110 wcight class to another, the grupplcrs won six out of eight muu'hcs, losing only to powerful Springfield, perennial New England Champion, and lo XVil- hams. The loss to XVillizims provided the only sour IIOIC 01 the campaign since it forced the Card- inals to relinquish their Little Three crown. Pil- Ling two Icums 01 almost equal ability, the match could have gone either way. The Ephmcn, however, won it on a slightly better halanccd lineup, They wound up 0n the long end 01' 1111 18-113 SCOFC. The week before the Red and Black wrestlers hzul crushed a mediocre Amherst team 137 22-111. The squad capped its season with :1 splendid Lhiul place cl'l'rn'L in the New England Chum- pionships. 'I'hc sznnc men who had stood out during the regular season. distinguished them- selves in tournament competition. Captain Tcd Nzlgcl, ml 177 pounds, and Sophomores Al 1Vil- limns, 137 pounds. and john Alvord, Heavy- wi-ighl, cmu'ludcd l'inc yours by lighting to sec- and plate linishcs in lhcir rcspcctiw divisions. Ron Loose also nailed down a fourth place in the 123 pound bruckct. Al the same time thc Freshman H'I'CSLIL'YS made their lincst showing in recent years, lin- ishing in scamd plum- and winning four in- dividual t'hzmlpimiships. .... va ,..... lx'uw'liug: Ii Sutlv. j. Dennis, Captain: 1'. 'l'u'mldcll. Vumliug: R. Armrld. T. Xl'mll. D. Martin, D. Huston. Couch Aldrich. SQUA s11 H'cm El Adelphi 0 W'L's. 0 llzu'mnl 9 H'cs. :3 Cornell 1 Vcs. I Trinity 8 Wes. 0 Army 9 Wes. SJ Dartmouth 0 XVt-s. 0 Connectitul 9 H'vs. U Fordhum 0 XYt-s. H Yule 9 Vcs. l Mnhcrst 8 Vcs. 2 Trinity 7 H'vs. 2 H'illinms 7 VL s. 8 MIT l Fronl mum It'll In light: FL Gillan; B. BllrnelL ll Hinmun. H. Millis Swami mm: The Rcwreml leth Spurricr T. Dan, D. Eklund. X 1110mm. B. Blown, Thin! HIYI': M johns. R. Xdums'. I l :lrr T. Smith. S. Shimly. IIOCIIE Y XVCS. 41 Merrimack 1 1 XVCS. 4 Dartmouth 5 XVcs. 2 Yule Cougars 10 chs. 12 XYPI 9 Vcs. 2 Massachusetts 5 W65. 1 Mussuthusctls 6 XVCs. 5 Connecticut 4 XVL-sA 3 Mcrrimutk 9 XVes. 3 Amherst 1?: H705. 8 Trinity 3 139 anl rmr. left In right H. Shixely. 'l'o Smith, D. Darling. T. Young, Captain; F. Stone. 14. Moore, R. Gillette. Kermit, mu': N. Daniels. Cnath: H. Huey. Manager; 1;. Murphy. 'l'. C rran. C. Sutiala. B. lValketx Ii. Fralr ier. D. Helsley. P. 'l twitteiilierg. R. Lord. Cnaeh. Thin! rule: '1'. DeMiro. 'll. Allen. 1 : OiDell. T. Buchm'ich, 'll. I'et'vereV B. Beet'hen. D. Ireland. ,BASEBALL The 1959 edition 01 Norm Daniel's Cardinal Baseball Team came close to matching the out- standing record compiled by last yearls nine. After another successful Spring training trip to Florida, the squad raced through its regular sea- son, winning eleven games while only dropping two. The losses again came at the hands of Con- necticut aml VVPI, both 01' whom had fine teams. Connecticut was especially outstanding, winding up its season with a 20-1 record and a rating as the fourth best college team in the nation. Sparked by the brilliant pitching 01' Senior righthander Hastings Shively and the lusty hit- ting 0f thirdesacker Fred Stone, the Cards breeled to their second consecutive Little Three title, winning all lour of their league games. The second Williams game was a particularly outstanding perl'onnance - the finest of the sea; son and one of the best ever turned in by a lVesleyan baseball team. Facing :1 Williams team 140 that was Hup for the game',, the Cards jumped out to an early lead and opened up the final margin to 10-0. Shively twirled a masterful two- hitter, going the mute without issuing a base on balls or allmving a Purple runner to reach sec- ond base. The defense chipped in with flawless support, and the hitters banged out thirteen solid hits to account for all the runs. At the conclusion of its line season, the team was looking forward eagerly to a birth in the NCAA District 1 playol'lis. The Selection Com- mittee, however, saw lit to choose Connecticut outright. lVesleyan received some consolation in the form of an unofficial statement by a Com- mittee member that the Cards were ranked sec- ond in New England. An additional honor was bestowed upon the team when Fred Stone was selected as the first team All New England third baseman. HTS. st. W765. Vcs. W cs. Wes. XVCS. XVL-s. Vcs. XVcs. M705. XVes. W7cs. XVcs. Yule Army Coast Guard Clark Connecticut Villiums Coast Guard A l iddlcbury Trinity Amherst XVillizlms MIT XVPI Amherst L171 1:; Ughl: R. Follcy. 1.170l1c1x, M. Brookins. Captain: j. Xhmd. Cozuh. ll 0 L F Led by the New England Intercollcgiutc rhumpion, junior jcl'l Follvy, Lhc XVcslcyun Goll' Team had 2! lair 7-5 hmwn. The team, however, captained by Steve Pyle, was able to capture third plum in the Now Englunds us well us have the New England Champ. The third place finish was the host showing that tho XVCS Tczml had made in many years. Senior .Icss Hul'cr had the bust individual rcc- 0rd ol' the Team members in losing only two matches. The XYilliums match was :1 heartbreak- Lr. On the nineteenth hole, the real 011C, in the Williams match, 1111 that he had to do was to holc out in two from l'iftccn feet in order for h'cs to become Little Thrvc chumps. Hc thrcc pultcd. Steve Pylc and Jess Hulbr 2111' the Only two who graduate. With five starters including thc New England Champ, the Team should be very suacssl'ul next year. .1011. Folh'y will Captain lhc 1960 Iinksmcn. Jh Hulcr. S. Wcs. H705. H'Cs. XVcs. st. ths. XVcs. HTS. XVcs. H'cs. ths. H'cs. .hlrlmm, 112 ll Huston. M. Birlwisllc, S. Pyle. Rhodc Island Harvard Yule MIT Brown M iddlchury Connecticut Springfield Tufts Amherst XVilliams TH 11 i ly Front mun Id! In right: A. Roberts. H. 011g, M. Finklcstcin. B. Rciscr. Srmnrl row: Cozu'h Aldrich, B. Hyde- mnn. 'll. lllH'lldilCll. 1. Dennis, A. Frost. TEACVIS Led by National Junior Champ Al Roberts, the Cardinal Tennis Team enjoyed 21 moderately successlul season, though one not quite as good as might have been expected. Despite the strong vctcrzm contingent and several promising new- comcrs, the Red and Black rzm into some rough competition. Once again Williams and Amherst took the measure ol XVcslcyzm. Both were strong, but the Purple was an especially line Loam. The XVCSIImn fared better in other areas, however, winning six out 01' eight matches. The scasolfs highlight was 21 5-4 triumph over pcrcnnially-strong Army at XVcst Point. Co-Czlptzlins Al Frost and John Dennis, and Indonesian Junior Champ Hzm 011g all did com- mendable jobs throughout the season. Roberts, who was outstanding all Spring, was seeded sec- and in New England. Wes. XVcs. Wes. Wes. Xl'cs. Wes. XVCS. XVcs. XVcs. Coast Guard Connecticut Brown Middlebury Army MIT lVillizmls Springfield Am h crst l-Jmnl mzu, Id! In righl: C. Smith. H. Crider. D. Hohl, J, Dohson. D. Huddleston, F. Marino, D. Potts. Semnd mu': D. Root, 'l't hlt'Hllgll. Co-Captuin; E. Dunn. Co-Czlptzlin; S. Squutrito, R. quterhouse. XV. Minor. M. Craig. Third rmv: F. Martin. Couch; H. Banghart, Manager; 8. Parnnya, D. Squutrito. G. Hawkes. F. Stewart, J. ll'ootllmry. J. Morgan, B. Hausmzm, Nr Keller, Couch. Fourth TUZI'Z K. Brown, J. 'llhomas, B. Hammond, R. Gorenherg. S. Saunders, H4 Hull, D. Sucher, T. Munsager, N. Osur. Coach. T RA CK The Wesleyan Track Team, called by Mr. Martin the hardest team to beat that he has ever coached, though not the best, compiled :1 won- derful 7A1 record. The only loss was 21 78112 to 56V; score to Brown. The label, HHardest team to heat was applied by Mr. Martin because the team had a great deal of depth. If a VVesmzm did not finish first, at least we had the second and third places, and if one man, who was expected to place, did not, some other VVesman took over. Among the seven victories were Little Three conquests of Amherst, 11011 , to 242k, and Wil- liams, 832A to 51V3, and a rousing 702k. to 64V3 conquest of powerful Connecticut, eventual sec- ond place finisher in the New Englumls. The Little Three title was the first since 1955. Seven Seniors contributed to the success of the Team. Co-Captain Ernie Dunn was a stal- wart in the broad jump and dashes. Co-Captain Tom McHugh held his own in the high jump and high hurdles. Those who did very well in the field events were Dick Root, Sal Squatrito, and Moore Craig. Bob VVaterhouse and Bill Minor were pole vault specialists. Soph Jim Thomas, who won the New Eng- land championship in the broad jump, was never defeated in either the 100 or the 220 yard dashes during the season. Dick Huddleston and John Dobson will Captain the Team next year. Wes. Wcs. XVes. XVCs. Wes. Wes. Mics. XVcs. x1 K1 CD M x1 x1 New Britain Trinity Springfield Coast Guard Connecticut Brown Amherst Williams 37 31 58 24 641k 781X2 242k 511A; 145 ACTIVITIES PHI B15! KAPPA LVN In Iiglil: P. Iirringmn. C. Vzllcnlinc, 1L l'ich. l Sula. R HLKchq. 146 o s CHORAL SUCH: I Y Ivmnl mm II'II In right: R. .Iullllilh. R. erm. D. B. Smilh. 1L Freund. I. Willinlm'. IA. FIL'CIIHIIL R. Bcrringmn. C. Vulcminu. 1 Campbell. H.51dilclluxi. R. lidc. IX Lulx'un. K Winslnw. Dirulm'. M'zmul Hm': I. HHYIL'I'. C, Ollnll. 15H Derby. 8. Squulrilu. R. H'illiumx. W. Miller. R. Iklll'iu-IIL D. Spcny L Bt'llhlvill, K. S'milh. I, DcmidnH'. l-I. Ruht'rh'. Thiul mu': R. Ilhnmzlmn. 1.. Cum. FruulII IUII'I 15.. St'hulk. 1C. Luru-x. L. Walker. D. Iiishmn IR Lzllnlv. 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