Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1965 volume:

66 Injustice, useless suffering and the senseless waste of human potential address us directly with the question: What kind of a people are we becoming? You cannot escape the question, it is addressed specifically to you. And the quality of your response is the quality of your becoming. Of course there are no easy answers, no grand schemes which will set the world curight in a moment or a lifetime. The persistent fact of injustice undercuts the lofty claims of our favor- ite ideologies. Planned brutality reveals the powers of darkness within and without and out- lines the limits of the intellect's powers. But some things are clear. We know we can no longer believe, if we ever really did, that the grand aim of life is the development of ever more sophisticated consumers of our industrial product. And despite our ethical confusion, we know some things that are good and some that are wrong. Segregation is wrong, flat out wrong, brutality is wrong, inhumanity is wrong. Love is good, the iust ordering of society is good, integrity is good, a free and ioyful spirit is good. Furthermore, we know now that we can act and that our actions can make a difterence. The choice is not between thinking and doing. The choice is between involvement and indifference, between concern and callousness. Thoughless action may do great harm, indif- ferent inaction will do great harm. Concerned thinking is doing, concerned doing is thinking. We are called by the events of the world to do the good that we know, to participate in the struggle for a better life for all, to risk the suHering of involvement. We are called to share in ioy of being genuinely useful, of participating in the processes which determine the shape and meaning of our life together. We are called to be for others. That is our freedom. 5. H. 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Many of us had come to Wesleyan feeling that we had chosen the very best that the intellectual world had to otter. Doubts soon crept in, but they were mainly doubts about ourselves, not about the college. The college stood as the inconquerable redoubt of higher learning; all failure to actively enter into this sacred life was entirely our own fault, the students. Thus, Wesleyan ottered huge rewards to the quest of any student who was properly inspired to seek out professors, to enter that mystical educational experience best exemplified in the College Plans. The report immediately led to the lldiscus- sion in which the blame was placed on the usual object, the quite disappointing student body. With Wesleyan's excellent facilities, where else could the blame be placed except upon the ineptness and lack of interest within the student body? Of course, this hypothesis was proved by the grades this past semester and was felt personally by many of us as we saw our friends leave Wesleyan never having had any idea of its llmystical educational experience. Now the l'continuing discussion has moved into a new intensity, because of an increasing tension brought about in the student body through the Vietnam situation and the recent suicide. This is a time when we are nakedly exposed to the complex threatening reality of both the obiective world of political and social disorder and the subiective world of the secrets of the human psyche. What better time is there than now to be concerned with recapturing that spark which has ignited the Wesleyan community in the past? The question, however, is how can that spark be recaptured . . . The faculty could, in fact, be considered the advanced students to whom the less advanced students look for help and for inspiration in following intellectual life. This inspiration to a great extent can be trans- mitted in the personal student-professor relationships which characterize the best portion of Wesleyan academic life, that is, as long as the student will take the initiative and go to the professor. However, another aspect of this inspiration can be and should be the inspiration of courage: the courage to actively and openly discuss areas of intellectual dispute with protes- sorial colleagues before the student body, the courage to communicate vital opinions to the Wesleyan community at large, and the courage not to talk down to students but to be honest and discuss vital questions at the specific point which a professor personally feels to be the crux of the particular problem. An example of this intellectual courage and zeal can be seen in the reaction of several Wesleyan professors to the recent proposal to invite George Lincoln Rockwell to the campus. Even though this was a negative reaction, it did show that scholars actually could be living, breathing, even emotional human beings who could take existential stances in the Wesleyan community. The result of that controversy is immediately apparent in the present Nazism sym- posium. If this much could be obtained through negative reaction, how much more could be attained through positive action taken by the faculty to initiate discussion among themselves in a continuing forum before the Wesleyan community. Such action would do much to draw students into participating in Wesleyan academic life by demonstrating that there actually is an exciting academic life at Wesleyan in which to participate . . . E. 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I 1 1 1 . x . f, or listen 111-111x411 1111 I 11. EDWARD T. GARGAN ROBERT L. BENSON The University by tradition grants the right of any responsible group in the Wesleyan com- munity to invite whomever they want to speak on campus. Mark Barlow, Dean of Students What does it mean for a univesity to give equal time to Martin Luther King and George Lincoln Rockwell? Surely the university which makes available its facilities to the leader of the American Nazi Party must also make available the reasons for this policy in the most profound and compelling of public documents. Such a doctrine must console those who sultered and were tortured by the Nazi state. It must make them understand that the values upon which the university acts are higher and more worthy than those which would deny a Nazi the sanctuary of this university. Edward T. Gargan, Professor of History Hans Jonas, Senior Fellow CAS Edmund Wilson, Senior Fellow CAS If the University platform confers such great dignity upon its occupants, we should strip away some of the dignity so as to make it capable of more liberal use. Andrew J. Kleinfeld, '66 Jean Paul Sartre once said, It is possible that the war which we are trying to avoid will come. It is possible that we will not reach anyone. What we must avoid, we writers, is that our responsibility change into guilt, so that in fifty years it may be said of us: They saw the greatest world catastrophe coming and they kept silent'. What we must avoid, we students, is that our responsibility likewise change into guilt. We must not hide our heads like ostriches and say, er. Rockwell, we know your position and we reiect it.' . . . Peter H. Kelman, '65 A university is morally obliged to give sanctuary to ideas be they ever so unpopular so long as these ideas are open to discussion or can be contemplated as questions, in pro or con fashion. Unpopularity itself can never be the sole criterion for worthiness: openness to diHering views and interpretations legitimizes ideas. There can be no pro or con discussion of murder in this context. David Abosch, Assistant Professor of History ls Nazism right? That is the question. If you try to abstain from deciding on such overwhelming questions, you have already decided to die. Philip Hallie, Professor of Philosophy and Humanities . . . how did a great nation, Germany, select a regime . . . that was a gang of criminals . . . deceive itself that this gang was instituting beneficial measures . . . to tolerate their orgies of evil . . . and allow the holocaust of selt-destruction? Robert L. Benson, Associate Professor of History On certain subjects only silence can do justice. lhab Hassan, Professor of English The goal of the Wesleyan experience is, simply stated, to acquaint the student with the realities of our modern society; that is, to endanger his soul in an atmosphere of enlightened discourse. Spike D'Arthenay, t64 41 National Student Association Pram t5 Malaysian Ambassador to the UN. Rahadakrishna Ramani lndonesia and Malaysia: Problems and Prospects The first of a NSA Series on Malaysia and Indonesia Monday, March 1 8:00 P.M. l P. A. C. NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION PRESENTS RINDONESIA AND MALAYSIA, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECT? THE INDONESIAN POINT OF VIEW Dr. Khouw Bian Tie Formerly with the Indonesian Delegation to the U. N. MONDAY, APRIL 26-8100 P.M. 1P.A.C. 43 i' 5' V i SMITH COLLEGE CHO. WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GLI PROGRAM K11111- 11 deare Anon, Italic: 11.1111 Ccmur Nun Bwuma. 807 anc Digs Anon. 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Few of his short: made before a r A '1 .1 hi; I .w 4.- . cicture 1:3 ; $533.13 uuilt around ani , tea on an V In Bcn11 Brgau orgosolo by Vittotxo 8;: a Set: I started working on Bandit! a 0r:o upon: many months Mtrying to put to; Frlday, hay 14, 1963 8 .9. m. 8 Enghah tmnnlzm 11nxntulo'nn Hulstmm 1pp . . ,pl8 , p .va. , CLUB ' WHEATON COLLEGE - WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY; GLEE cwas PRESENT 1h hLVart L T H E Londun : I L ' I Hmmwuw , ; V1 H, ; L, L A 12th CENTURY MUSIL DRAMA erzy Kawa 1d formal , , 9 awwd SUNDAY p of nuns , y; 31 in E18 ' LL 7 L 7 W a same th A ' . A $ 3 :- Dlrectedf L -, ,3 3c. Eith; A kw , Bruce COE 1's qualia Ie survived , that L MK lgn barri Universi note: No n Octobetk 1 ,15959291 Li QM443$ $a SOSENKO NIKOtAlS DANCEriS: . -. ..-... JOHN DOS PASSOS i JUAN ROURA PARELLA MICHAEL D. WEST MOSES HADAS WILLIAM J. BARBER I The College of Letters Cedric Whitman Department of Classics Harvard University The Heroic Paradox A THE COLLEGE OF LETTERS PRESENTS LESLIE FIEDLEB REAlISM: A MYTHOLOGIBAI. APPROACH WEDNESDAY. MAY I9 T Paaceful Solution? WITH A. J. MUSTE EDITOR OF SEEDS OF LIBERATION AND BERT HANSON MASSACHUSETTS POLITICAL ACTION FOR PEACE sday, April 13 WESLEYAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL dams: acmsm wzaens v Icqum uuuuuu Dwuuer I Issue of IIVIIethorgngies 137x223: After Diem 3 Fall PARISAGAINURGES - guyen Khanh OUSUEEPIAGEINIIEINAM r Young Generals: UDe Ca IeII Casll for Taslk heteongWhUE 21d Power 388 D2112; :Elude 800 Se1 9 U S CopterMenKilled 22 2' 12 IIIIII VIETLONGCACHEIKOGINSAYSUS 2'2 111111111 By Vietcong crowd MO ; 2201 2:2 10110101101111 INVITES REPRISALTI: UUI HNSON ASSERTS VIETNAM: A BID TO PARLEY LATEST! 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I k I F I' v I-pw IrstDependents Leave U.S.lann1ng Drive to Win 2 2, Missiles Operational U ' BackIIIlInIgI oIi Vletnamese for Wag; I 16ka TM , 1. ,..; 11.. :' 1422:1113 U P 1111 Q1 1 1 n1 r n JOHNSONSTRESSES chIIJT DI nnnlrc m: U S COMMITMENTE 01 61011 Policy: D111 TOGUARDVIETN Imasts AIHZI Amerlcans, v1e1n 2;. - AMI Hit t40 Planes 1n Yiema ! IsEx 1m BaIs Speculation on PI T at His News Confelenc Bundy Trip 'Routin! 120 IJ.S.JRJI71ms Hit ,2 3'Heavy Bombers Fm J N. V N In 1m lzum is 2 Lu 33V1etcong inSo'uth II '3 I - 'THE U 3 SI WORLD OPINION 3artre CanDe , I '30ver Ameritan Role :1: View '1' 'YAN R U S PLANES DOWN 7 uesmmamadm I I JJJJG JTJN VJETNAJJJJ : I. IgfifiiISIIDISSIISON OFFERS T0 BEGIN PARLEY ' , . ,JIETNAM WAR UNCONDITIONAIJY: VJDJUJJI'JJ: 3 UIJPOID U..S Steps up Ail Raids: JJJH SJRJKE GHJNDEDEEE CURB On N.VietNan71 Ta; nets IoJely American, 73 i Iangein Policy State Dept. ; 115 um lU vv una upmwn S nthesIIuIII R Slvscaslkgd ngI PresidentSays aigon WA J'Jll Vietnam J5 W rtshington Is Reported Shifting Stand Must Be Enangd t0 ,1 ZDSTEP Is Hm; Ihal i J in Effort to Tempt 'VanIIVemnmese J Charm mm :IIIIIII: 7 esJ I WSPOTTED A VIETNAM. WHERE WILL IT ALL END - Gnmmer I 3 J' .. 3H u.o. mm Immuno , I , rthe Flights U1 UllUUlJD RADAR ' R 7 3 ' 3 IJ. S. Takf 01mm sIII, vvvvvvvvvvvvvv Bandy Too Busy taJeSt 3 3 ' A Appear but Text I' V16nam Debate Heard on 100 Campuses IsReadforHim HLO k on N. 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IIIUHE Nun 10km I U UllIIII 1mm H 4mm 1:0 II $23.3 iIPi II i; UV 3M Southern Chxhudn II HII IthI WW 1m 0 Begm Freedom RIdes to Imlmr'm s plile TO SPPI-l Immin- egro YOIIIII SIImIIlrsIu'ps I I 1 II C II mexwxw WM I mm. 'r.. - xi I 7!; H , .I ,I I I ' I vthf'H C SISZI IIV IIbSISS II a III IIIIUHIJITII mam WIIII MRS - W I VIL RIGHTS Iidn tkW'W'- 'aIWHSW I; m We thoughtthe Klansmen were a bunch Three Seniors, T I ung Jury IMY KUUNTRYI- KLONSEIJS KPEED : SELMA VT s. . t M 0 NT G o M E RY11-1.:,,H MaIcolmX Repozts $3.HeJI'ow Represents; . WorldMustmBodyr .2'12131115113'3.3.1Off-Campu15 Activities F und Lapltol V1g1l . i110 1- '1- m SHIV '0 1111-11-11.... 1 VIS'FA1 '1 SSISSIPF'L' '.e1'5.le.yam COMittGe for Ciml Rights , f 11111 1 11. I -. E11 11111-UFGENT HEETI? .G .11 111111 111x WN 1P: '11 441111.011 H AL I fl H U th : 1;;21111111: ' Kx' '0t 0n Bogalusa Th1-I11111 1.1111 mght 1115 111.111 N 11.391111 milts north of 11-111'111; 1 1.1g:1lus.1, ONeal M1 oure .1111! 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HOLDS UHS CAN SUL 2:: :f Xisz? 9N m0 VOW mdgrkShenft: K1811. 1x4 HMDep ?Xr; X'AX XX L? 920' ' 5144 f; ' We 3 Students Lprm 3.211115 11111111.? 1 U Uluwcd $220 Allotmm M A , .. n Jain Selma ' mas , 11141315555; I.0WHS ecJaFrosh Jailed In Alabamh; , 111x151NAinXE' ; iled Stu! wag Will Continue kmg Marlchcrs Siatft, iVe en 51101111 111g of Frik P 1.0an ts S H . , More Negro VIgIlantes 10 l rotcct '1! 1'1r1hers 9 Wall: Up . .. , n Report FI'OIII 881$3'Hu IAI National Guam ', .. . , . ' 1- R11 1 Jx'lANl-IIUENNIIIEI,VV Jilllm 1 1111111 W1I'11IL1IU111 1111 1.1111111 111C ' ' ' ' ' I ' ANNMLL .3 Alabama Klansmen Indicted In the Slaving of Mr. 4 Klansmel g ama Slaying hfsiworkei 1 The events in Selma and Washington were a strange experience for people accustomed to the isolation of the intellectual community, and presented a fundamental challenge to the highly abstract world in which we operate . . . It is not simply the case that the majority has been derelict and allowed the maintenance of social, economic, legal and political responsi- bilities to fall into the hands of the unprincipaled and bellicose, though certainly some of that has happened; rather, more fundamentally, we have allowed our society to create rigid insti- tutions which cannot of themselves adjust, even under the guidance of welI-intentioned men. Instead, they perpetuate iniustice in the society by their very existence. It is the Negro struggle which has brought the awareness of this deep-rooted problem to the American student. For through the civil rights issue, the northern white student, for whom the breaks of life go pretty consistently in his favor, came into contact for the first time with people who lived in a world in which every aspect of the society was set against them. Having discovered the thread of social injustice in the specific problems of the rural South, students have begun tracing it back to the ghettos of the North and on into the omces of the Federal Government in Washington. Student political action has also learned its method of protest from civil rights. The non- violent demonstration, which has been used in Berkley and Washington, as well as throughout the South has the recognition of institutionalized injustice at its core. For the non-violent approach seeks to destroy not men, but roles that men play. All men as human beings are to be loved, but when a man acts as the agent of an uniust cause, he must be met with mute resistance until the role he fills is destroyed. The man lives on. From a speech written by Steven E. Halliwell, '65 78 79 Blood Drive At State Prison Aiding Spanish-speaking Middletown residents. Saturday mornings Companion Program Wesleyan Tutorial Program Wesleyan Volunteers Emergency Ward mmmwwmw gm ,, . , m, . . 86 87 RENE DUBOS m WILLIAM L. TROUSDALE 90 93 War .9. nwanAg. wmmr .sumha 98 101 02 QSEPH c. PAtAMOUNTAIN, JR. kw, .k 2:31 ;.; 29w , ,3er I I ll DELTA TAU James A. Flowers Brian W. Courtney John S. Edelen Britton L. Bloser 109 William D. Foord Geoffrey L Geiser s Jeffrey L. Grausam Paul W. Hammond David McClelland Linton John B. Murdoch Frederick B. Odell, Ill Kenneth M. Robinson Charles D. StauHacher James B. Stewart John F. Vrooman Frederick L. Weber, Jr. 110 EV Robert Abel, Jr. Phillip H. Allen Thomas W. Tiktin Sanford A. Upson William Allen Winans Roger A. Young ME... 4-13. Tnliii ' 3- 1 WWW. ' WWW WM? , : CARDINAL 115 Robert G. Dalsemer Michael B. Burton m OB MU mg 0 C 4,; Thomas T. Elliman Joseph D. Garrison, Jr. David F. Good Daniel B. Hinckley Jeffrey Theodore Kessler Jeffrey T. Lea Bruce L. lev David S. Loft James J. McCague Vincent M. McCord Peter T. Nulty Bruce 5. Patterson 117 ALPHA DELT 1. William B. Blakemore, lll Bedford W. Bonta Edward C. Cerny, III Steven E. Halliwell '43: wxmm WW$ ' RW m, .r ' William German Horgens Andrew L. Hult David R. Kingwill eyYR A Kirtland C. Mead Robert H. Leonard Robin L. McAllister 118 James Pullman, Jr. Edward M. Rudd Robert Woods Sayre Kevin P. Twine Lanny E. Walter John G. Watson, II Douglas H. Wilson a p m C George R. Dreher James B. Bernegger Anthony T. Acetta Marshall E. Cusic, Jr. John M. Burt, Jr. Robert A. DelBeIlo Samuel K. Davis 120 J. Lawrence French, Jr. Harold V. German, Jr. Charles W. Jacobs, Jr. Fred A. Nachmann, lll Peier O. Whiteley William S. Trapp Grant V. S. Parr Joseph C. Nichols II II II II H II I! II II II I! II M . a n n a I u u n RUGBY CLUB 123 QM! M154, m m ECLECTIC Guy P. D. Archer Robert C. Bast, Jr. Donald H. Brown Frederic W. Brundage Thomas E. Dardani David T. Dinwoody 124 William B. Dohe y Edwa d M. Dreyfus John E. Dunfon Andrew C. Fluegelman h I David A. Geer John S. Graves Charles D. Hearey, Jr. Alfred S. Joseph, III James Lawrence Jerry M. Melillo Frederick Byrne MilleH Bird C. Norton Mackenzie m Arthur R. Rosenglick Anthony W. Schuman Edmund M. See Samuel Garver Peter H. VanderZwart Maris A. Vinovskis Thompson, Ill Ronald J. Young Charles L. ZeHerberg 127 Quincy Bent, ll Frederick C. Bertsch, III Winthrop D. Chamberlin John 3. Dexter, Jr. Edward J. Hardin Russell Hardin, Jr. Stephen 5. Hart John E. Hickey Fred R. Kucker George 5. Mann Robert F. Mabon, Jr. Lee M. Mitchell Bruce P. Morrison Peter B. Olney, IV Thomas W. Pomeroy Robert A. Quigley Stephen H. Rhinesmith Harold R. Travis Richard C. Rollins John P. Wincze 150 Phillip B. Russell 1' 7711111 6 Richard Young Squires CARDINAL KEY Paul S. Larson John C. Clapp illiam G. ChodoH W Donald A. Alforfer 134 Samuel L. Moise J. Dean O'Donnell, Jr. Terry 5. Overfon Hugh R. Wilson, Jr. KAPPA NU KAPPA Robert W. Beggs, Jr. Clyde D. Beers Robert B. Barton DEKE John W. Atherlon, Jr. Peter J. Babin 136 Robert W. Block William T. Cochran, Ill Mark B. Creed, III Andrew W. Cunningham, Jr. Wer .mww ;, AN... M Fritz G. Faerber Dale Kelley Fitzgerald Ralph Paul Jacobs Michael S. landes Frederick P. Charles L. Orr Bruce D. Podewell Phillip L. Rockwell Newschwander Robert R. Schmidt 4 + Robert M. Thorndike Ga ry L. Witfen 139 BETA George C. Adams 4 Robert N. Anderson, Jr. David C. Baker, Jr. Thomas W. Bell Douglas R. Blozey David R. Hartman Thomas J. Harvey 140 Joel L. Johnson William T. Knox, Jr. Peter R. Lawson Gifford Yee Yen Lum Stephen W. Price Robert D. Rugg Richard Y. Smith, III Dwight M. Thompson 142 143 1 W v, E E K xxK xxXxx x xw X X X J MW... , wi ' x 2 x ? ,, 3 erywxfi Charles A. Bassos Everett A. Bruce, Jr. Franklin L. Green Thomas H. Morelond 144 S P A M M A G Paul E. Vernon Robert T. Pike 145 G S A T L E D John 5. Craig, III Brian T. Baxfer Robert Michulski W. Thomas Meyer Jr. A. James Henderson, Milo D. Folley, Jr. 146 Michael D. Rosenthal Joseph E. Schlessinger Burgess K. Smith Michael W. Swanson INDEPENDENTS William F. Brooks ,we-jgv- vxf at? . u 0-..- Wolfram H. Brueckmann Donald N. Crumpton Robert P. Gerstenlauer Charles R. Gibbs R. Theodore Harding Richard H. Harfsf Jonathan H. Harwood, Ill William J. Hutchins, Jr. Peter H. Kelman Stephen W. leermakers Lawrence C. Leopold .5 Edward W. Merkel, Jr. Robert M. Middleton Louis G. Prange I49 Richard G. Stebbins James D. Welch Paul W. Worley, III Richard C. Young Emory W. Ackley John M. Berry Robert H. Boone Michael Borecky Frederick A. Berger Harold B. Brands James B. Brownell James B. Craig James W. Dixon Peter H. Dodson David F. Fiske David 5. Gross John H. Hall Douglas T. Hibbard David E. lunnucci John W. Kelley Henry C. S. Lonford Thomas Lynch, IV Patrick J. Maloney, Jr. Stewart H. McConoughy Charles E. Myers, Jr. John O. Oio David L. Osgood Charles A. Pfeiffer Jame Rabileh Dwaine C. Schoner Paul W. Siegert Roger G. Spragg William S. Turner David A. Walter 151 Alpha Delt Independent Delta Tau Alpha Delt Delta Sig Delta Tau Kappa Nu Commons Club Delta Sig EQV Alpha Delt Beta Chi Psi Kappa Nu EQV Chi Psi EQV Deke Kappa Nu Alpha Delt Delta Tau Eclectic Delta Tau Beta EQV Independent Deke Alpha Delt Delta Tau Independent JOHN WES R. Jonathan Bell Willard P. Brown, Jr. Malcolm Chissold .h Peter L. Cope Kenneth A. David Marc H. Grahm William A. Hunt, Jr. Daniel I. Ruskin Briane Sharp 155 TNE 154 N E v E s L A n T s V.. M SKULL AND SERPENT FOOTBALL WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN First row: Siowe, Johnson, Badger, Corr, Chesver, T. Gulick, Leone, Bergstein, Charlton, Dwyer, Long. Second row: Spoehr, SchaRer, Zwyna, Brown, Overton, Winen, Thomas, Nuchman, Creed, Rockwell, Jacobs. Third row: Ulcikus, G. Gulick, Logan, Gage, Hopkins, Dibble, Hicks, O'Donnell, Consvanvin, Dominitk, Cronin. Four1h row: Coach Russell, Coach Edgar, Coach Sortir, Smith, Foster, Congleton, Francis, Trainer Gronowski, Trainer WiHowski, Coach Kenny, Coach Laulaf'a. 33K f i433, i i V .1 157 7 O 21 18 8 21 3 34 MIDDLEBURY BOWDOIN COAST GUARD W. P. I. AMHERST HAMILTON WILLIAMS TRINITY 14 19 18 24 23 2O 21 First row: Cooper, HuH, Mondelbaum, Diesel, Wincze, Johnson, Wilson, Second row: Boyer, Keim, Gibson, Conner, Robinson, Bun, Winuns, Burton, and Gruy Third row: Long, Rohfrivch, Bevin, Werner, Sibley, Jaccurino, Sellers, LaForge, Wilson, Brunner, Coach Plcgenhoef. WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN OMNMMONOJO BROWN BOWDOIN COAST GUARD SPRINGFIELD AMHERST UCONN TUFTS WILLIAMS TRINITY Little Three Champions 159 Kneeling: Blakemore, Harvey, Larson, Hargens, Strivers, Kendall. Stand- ing: Coach Swanson, Beh, Thorndike, Galloway, Fursvenberg, Klein, Middleton, Coach StovelL CROSS COUNTRY WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN 19 17 23 15 20 19 W. P. I. COAST GUARD UCONN AMHERST SPRINGFIELD WILLIAMS 4th in New Englands at Boston Ninth straight Little Three title. 160 Elliot, 43 44 38 50 36 41 WESLEYAN 27 BROWN 5 WESLEYAN 28 U CONN 7 WESLEYAN 27 TUFTS 10 WESLEYAN 7 SPRINGFIELD 27 WESLEYAN 23 M. I. T. 3 WESLEYAN 33 AMHERST 7 WESLEYAN 31 WILLIAMS 8 WESLEYAN 16 COAST GUARD H WESLEYAN 24 U MASS. 11 Little Three Champions Firs! row: McCague, Kinberg, Wiener, Gray, ArringOOn. Second row: Gingrande, P. Reed, Bushyheud, Logan, Hughes, Polhe- mus. Third row: Couch Irwin, Patrick, Goldman, Burrows, Mackenzie, Beers, Morash, Coach Sorvir. HOCKEY WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN .. VVNO-IUIMJAHQAUI .-. NEW HAVEN COLL. TRINITY NICHOLS AMHERST U CONN AMHERST TRINITY M. l. T. DURHAM NEW HAVEN COLL. W. P. I. NEW HAVEN COLL. 5 8 5 10 13 First row: Corbin, Rossmon, Pomeroy, Knox, 8099. Second row: Coach Spurrier, Butler, Fricke, Gibson, Guy, Benv, Hinck- Iey, Lorenson, Trapp. 165 WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN 166 Unmo-'OMGJOUIOAO-' NAVY WEST POINT U TORONTO ADELPHI M. l. T. TRINITY U ROCHESTER AMHERST TRINITY YALE WILLIAMS DARTMOUTH M. I. T. Adooowo-Iono-ooo SQUASH First row: Millen, Deornely, Burton, Werner, Lev. Second row: Coazh Plagenhoef, Baroda, Allen, Kaiser, Garrison, Stone, Leermakers. ' $$$ka Firs! row: Hammond, Harfsl, Squires, Leopold, Whiteley. Second row: Diefz, R. Ketcham, Byam, Van Kennun, Howell. Third row: Coach Edgar, Chance, M. Kevcham, Reynolds, Calla- SWI M M l N G MM. WESLEYAN 69 TUFTS 26 WESLEYAN 70 U MASS. 25 WESLEYAN 77 COAST GUARD 18 WESLEYAN 59 UNION 36 WESLEYAN 34 SO. CONN. 61 WESLEYAN 6O BOWDOIN 35 WESLEYAN 66 M. l. T. 29 WESLEYAN 33 AMHERST 62 WESLEYAN 44 WILLIAMS 51 WESLEYAN 63 TRINITY 31 BASKETBALL First row: Moise, Slabnick, Clapp, Burton, Dordani, Werle, Hearey, Norton. Second row: Manager Bruce. Third row: Pawlowski, Bensinger, Ryan, Anderson, Rainey, Lopuc, Zenerberg, DeI-Bello, Miller, Corr, Coach Wood. 169 WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN 75 73 59 70 65 87 56 1 1 1 82 51 65 86 9O 52 96 74 74 TUFTS M. l. T. U HARTFORD W. P. I. CLARK COAST GUARD WILLIAMS MIDDLEBURY BATES BOWDOIN AMHERST UNION TRINITY AMHERST COAST GUARD WILLIAMS TRINITY 56 68 46 58 57 58 65 51 66 69 52 77 69 64 63 58 70 BASEBALL First row: Dixon, Vrooman, Heurey, Rockwell, Fczendeiro, German, Trapp. Second row: Coach Daniels, Azano, Hitchcock, Gibson, Hamihon, Bae'z, Pulliam, Lung, Curio, Coach Russell, Hopkins. Third row: Preble, Dwyer, Hicks, Brundage, Andrus, Sweev, Bergs'ein, Kinberg. WESLEYAN 10 COAST GUARD WESLEYAN 13 M. I. T. WESLEYAN 2 U CONN WESLEYAN 5 BOWDOIN WESLEYAN 12 SPRINGFIELD WESLEYAN 3 WILLIAMS A-'w-kud$0u-kNO-kwo WESLEYAN 2 YALE WESLEYAN 5 COAST GUARD WESLEYAN 15 W. P. I WESLEYAN 6 AMHERST WESLEYAN 3 MIDDLEBURY WESLEYAN 7 TRINITY WESLEYAN 6 AMHERST WESLEYAN 6 TRINITY WESLEYAN 5 WILLIAMS WESLEYAN 9 M. l. T. O WESLEYAN 8 SPRINGFIELD 1 WESLEYAN 3 AMHERST 6 WESLEYAN 7 MIDDLEBURY 2 WESLEYAN 2 WILLIAMS 7 WESLEYAN 2 ARMY 7 WESLEYAN 5 TRINITY 4 TENNIS First row: Gibson, Baroda, Clark. Second row: Coach Plagenhoef, Millen, Burion, Craven. ...-....m+:;f?uLu .l V . 13 V .A.' 172 Firs? row: Ramsdell, Broker, Alibrio, Rosenglick. Second row: 1. Johnson, Rockwell, Stewart, Winans, Larson, Bensinger, and Francis. Third row: Middleton, Boyer, Furs'enberg, logun, Galloway, Elliott, Dominick, Beh, Coach Edgar. Fourth row: Coach Kenny, Ware, Beach, Oram-Smith, G. Johnson, Mellen, Nibur, Thorndike, Couch Swanson. WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN 78 72 56 83 105 V2 90 103 TRINITY 31 SPRINGFIELD 77 BROWN 93 U CONN 62 COAST GUARD 43 V2 WILLIAMS 59 AMHERST 41 Little Three Champions 173 r'e-thr A ' ' 5n; First row: Smith, Vullurio, Hibbard, Pfeif. Second row: Ketcham, Eger, Keim, Sichol, Kucker, Coach Wood. WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN MQMJAMAQMMUIOQO YALE U HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD MIDDLEBURY TUFTS M. l. T. U CONN FAIRFlELD TRINITY BROWN WILLIAMS AMHERST RHODE ISLAND LACROSSE WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN WESLEYAN U MASS MIDDLEBURY UNION BOWDOIN AMHERST BROWN W. P. l. M. I. T. HOLY CROSS TRINITY WILLIAMS mammouuwu-V Firs! row; Von Kennan, Pickard, Drew, Dyer, Lea. Second row: Hcrf, Redding, Burt, Norton, Allen, Olney. Third row: Patrick, Baum, Caskey, Bosson, Healy, Fehring, Coach Sortir. Fourth row: Arnauh, Fosver, Simmons, Chance, Stout. 176 FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE May 2M, 1965 -- June 1, 1965 Tuesd;gfL May 11 Tuesday, qu 25, 9:00 a.m. Ehgl 0 paper due noon Engl 17H 31 ?iSK Engl 228 315 Fisk Wednesday, qu 12 Engl 2H2 01 8 02 PAC Govt 236 paper due noon Russ 212 11 Fisk Art 102 02 Shank Wednesday, ng719 WCiv 102 on PAC H15t 238 paper due Econ 272 Oh DAC Phil 23h 11 Fisk Thursdqy, May 20 Math 10H 11 Hall Hist 233 paper 609 Math 106 11 Hall Math 232 11 Fisk Friday, M41 21 Chem 238 la Hall R811 212 paper due 5:00pm Phys 152 MO Scott Psyc 152, sec. 2 paper due 5:00pm Phys 000 37 Scott Psyc 282 paper due 5:00pm Psyc 152, sec. 1 113 6 116 Judd Saturday, May 22 Tuesday, May 25, 2:00 Q.m. H1st 152 paper due noon Eth 212 31uTisk Span 2R2 paper due 5:00pm Monday, Mag 2H, 9:00 a.m. Art 252 100 DAC Intg 106, sec. 1 E 2 116 Judd Hist 227 ON PAC Hum 102, sec. 1,2,18,12 02 Shank Reli 252 31 Fisk Hum 102, sec.3,u,5 01 PAC Hum 102, sec.6,7,8,9, Wednesday, May 26, 9:00 a.m. 317 11 Hall Engl 102, sec. 1.2.3.10 01 PAT Hum 102, sec.10 27 Fisk Engl 102, sec. 0,13 116 Judd Hum 102, sec.11 29 Fisk Enql 102, sec. 5,6,7,9 02 Shank Hum 102, sec. 13,1u 11 Fisk Engl 102, sec. 8,11,14, Hum 102, sec. 15,16 31 Fisk S 15 11 Hall Hum 150 paper due 9:00am Engl 102, sec. 12,16 11 Fisk Hum 232 paper due 9:00am Engl 188, sec. 1 315 pisk Germ 212 paper due 9:00am Engl 188, sec. 2 29 Fisk Fren 282 paper due noon Engl 188, sec. 3 31 Fisk Span 216 paper due noon Engl 188, sec. u 32 Fisk Span 262 paper due noon Russ 260 paper due 9:00am Wednesday, May 26, 2:00 ?.m. Russ 910 paper due 9:00am FFen 232 paper due h:009m P Af zuu paper due noon Art 20H paper due 5:00pm Hist 158 paper due noon Art 216 100 DAC Hist 206 30 Scott Musc 132 11 Fisk Hist H76 paper due noon Govt 151 OR pAC Hist 078 paper due noon Hist 216 02 PAC Reli 202 paper due noon Hist 230 11 Hall Psyc 202 paper due noon Phil 212 11 Fisk Psyc 971 paper due 9:00am Phil 22M paper due 5:00pm Biol 206 paper due 5:00am Monday, May 20, 2:00 2- Biol 22H 02 Shank Econ 152, sec. 1,2,5 ,5 m3Uu3bott Biol 228 211 Shank Econ 152, sec. 3,0 01 PAC Chem 262 12 Hall Math 000 paper due 0:00pm Phys 202 37 Scott Psyc 25H 01 PAC L E P P E K B C N A R D L E H R E T T U B L R O T K V E. D. ETHERINGTON M. GILBERT BURFORD JAMES E. CRONIN 183 184 IN MEMORIAM Richard P. Kingsley '65 Charles E. Sehlinger 65 Martin H. Walter '66 186 In the name of God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost, Amen! . . . It is neither morbid nor idle to think of what we might have done; rather it is responsible. After all, most of the people we have known are living now. They have not passed beyond the bounds of need and pain, and thus we have not passed beyond the bounds of obligation and more than obligation, opportunityethe opportunity to care enough that we pay attention enough that no one ever suHer in solitude by reason of our negligence and seIt-absorption. To this end we have to be delivered from the tyranny of our own anxieties, vanities and habitual distractions, we have to be set free from seIt-centeredness. If we are not so delivered by God's grace and one another's love, it we die so little to ourselves that we are inattentive to the sutterings of others, to the little deaths that give way to long death, why, then suHering in solitude, which is dying twice over, will go on and on. 'Unless a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone, but if it die, it bringeth forth much truit.' . . . Let us now, stricken and instructed, resolve to share one another's sufferings, to die to ourselves daily that we all might Iive-and live together. From remarks by C. William Kerr at Memorial Services held 18 February, 7965 in the Wesleyan Chapel. 187 881 OLLA PODRIDA 1965 EDITOR CREATIVE lNTUlTION AND LAYOUT PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS MANAGER John H. Neff Melinda Kelman David E. Putnam Frederick J. Cohn James A. Sugar Andrew D. Stone Guy T.' Baehr Richard J. Hahn Melinda Kelman William Stekl Carol Studios Barry A. Reder ADVERTISING MANAGER William E. Gernert, Ill CONTRIBUTORS THANKS Samuel H. Newcomer Patrick E. Curry C. William Kerr Mark Barlow, Jr. Edward T. Gorgon Hans Jonas Edmund Wilson Andrew J. Kleinfeld Peter H. Kelmcm Philip P. Hallie Robert L. Benson Ihob Hassan Spike D'Arthenay David Abosch John W. J. Swinford Daniel B. Hinckley Roger A. 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