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Mm YRIGHT 1939 
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Published by two thousand 
Juniors at Ohio State Uni- 
versity, Columbus, Ohio, in 
memory of that eventful 
moment, 1939. 





Amon E. Gross 
Editor 


James Rutherford 
Business Manager 
































Intersecting in a network of narrow, red ribbons, 
serve to hold each and every element of the Uni- 
versity in bondage. From the early days of Ohio 
State, when eager students traveled cattle trails to 
and from Worthington Pike (High Street), until to- 
day, the candidates for degrees have played an 
important role in mapping fresh trails to be fol- 
lowed. Today we find the complexities of Univer- 
sity life, whether academic, social, or extra-cur- 
ricular, inextricably woven into one big pattern— 
Ohio State—by the worn walks, linking nowhere 
with everywhere. 


There is a story about Ohio State, passing in 
review, that conforms to none ever told, and we 
have dared to use a new plan or organization in 
presenting it to you. When we enter the outer paths 
leading to the campus, we are concerned, not with 
each element, but the University as a whole. Right- 
fully then, our first thoughts concern University 
Officials, the center of control over the network. 


In our first division, Colleges and Classes, the 
paths lead from the center of Administration to each 
college, where the Deans, faculty, and graduating 
seniors occupy the spotlight. With less emphasis, 

























































we present the undergraduate class officers 
and outstanding students, at the same time 
forming a broader base of control elements. 


Since we are primarily concerned with 
the life of the students, our paths lead us into 
School Life, the second division, where di- 
verging interests and sidelights are fused 
around academic endeavor, the underlying 
motive. Here the paths will cross many times. 
At their focal points stand the B.M.O.C.’s of 
campus life. 


We must leave the campus proper by a 
longer route to round out the social andvath, 
letic SI@ESNof the student. At the ends of the 
outer paths, lay Organizations d@nd))\Athleti¢s, 
the third/and fourth divisions ofthe 1939 
Makio. \Stamding along the edge ofpour cél- 
lege communityNheir paths afé lofgeér ones, 
yet areplinkéd strongly to thé) University 


It is\hete=on paths dulled’ by time, that 
alumni) ‘faculty, and students’, % . the past 
and presenf . 2) find a common meeting 
gtound. |The past is/relived and/future growth 
predicted for Ohio State University, the great- 
est of them all-vlt is here thatthe paths are 
noteonlysa means to an end//but an end in 
themselves, 


TO EX-PRESIDENT RIGHTNIRE.... 


Ohio State University misses Dr. George W. 
Rightmire, the kindly man who guided it as 
president for twelve years until his retirement 
last year. Nearly half a century Dr. Rightmire 
was closely associated with the University, as 
student, dean, and president. The first Ohio 
State graduate to become president of his alma 
mater, Dr. Rightmire made the University a 
model of its kind, saw it grow, and heard the 
acclaim of the country. Alumni have erected a 
monument in the little village of Center Fur- 
nace, Lawrence County, Ohio, at the birthplace 
of Dr. Rightmire. He has a larger, finer monu- 
ment, however, in the hearts of all Ohio Staters 
who have had the great good fortune to be 
associated with the tall, smiling man. He spent 
this year in Europe, where history-changing has 
been frequent, but The Makio knows Dr. Right- 
mire’s heart will always with the University. 
And he knows our hearts are always with him. . 











First Ohio State graduate to become gov- 
ernor of Ohio — that’s John W. Bricker. Ohio 
State was proud of him during his university 
days when he was a campus leader, holding 
the presidency of the YMCA, membership in 
Sphinx and Delta Chi Fraternity and numerous 
other campus organizations. He was catcher on 
the baseball team and an outstanding debater. 
In the University law school he also made a 
notable name for himself. Ohio State is even 
more proud of him now that he has achieved 
state recognition as governor and national rec- 
ognition, too. Whispers of a possible presiden- 
tial candidacy within the next decade are being 
heard. John W. Bricker — smiling, genial, and 
a leader of men—tThe Makio salutes you! 
You're the kind of alumnus the University is 
proud to call its own. 





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The nine members of the Board of Trustees for Ohio State are 
appointed by the Governor of Ohio for a term of seven years. At the 
present time the chairman is Harry A. Caton, and he is assisted by 
Edith Campbell, vice-chairman; Carl E. Steeb, secretary; and Charles F. 
Kettering, treasurer. Two years ago Julius F. Stone, former president of 
the Board, became its first chairman emeritus. In its meeting chamber 
in the Administration Building, the board assembles on the second 
Monday of each month. 


This Board has complete charge of all matters pertaining to the 
University, which at the present time includes a Graduate School and 
Harry A. Caton ten colleges: College of Agriculture including the School of Home 








Dargusch, Thompson, Atkinson, Campbell, McPherson, Caton, Altmaier 


economics, College of Arts and Sciences including the Schools of Jour- 
nalism and Optometry, College of Commerce and Administration in- 
cluding the School of Social Administration, College of Dentistry, Col- 
lege of Education including the School of Nursing, College of Engineer- 
ing including the School of Mineral Industries, College of Law, College 
of Pharmacy, College of Veterinary Medicine, and College of Medicine. 
In these colleges are included seventy departments housed in 
seventy modern buildings, from which have gone forty thousand gradu- 
ates and seventy-five thousand others who did not complete their work. 
With a value of $23,000,000, the campus today includes over twelve 
hundred acres. Under the able guidance of its Board of Trustees, Ohio 
State has grown from the agricultural college of 1873, having seventeen 
students enrolled, to a modern university, annually offering training to 
over sixteen thousand students, and it now ranks fourth among state 
universities and sixth among all the universities in the United States. 





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Students and faculty look 
to J. Lewis Morrill, vice presi- 
dent of the University, for 
guidance, and he’s always 
helpful and willing to aid in 
all their problems, for he 
understands Ohio State, its 
students, its faculty and its 
administration as few men 
do— he’s been a part of all 
branches. As a student he held 
editorial posts on The Lantern 
and The Sundial and wound 
up his undergraduate career 
with election to Phi Beta Kappa 
to show for his scholastic 
achievements. After gradua- 
tion he was a newspaper man 
in Cleveland for some years. 
Later, as secretary of the Ohio 
State Alumni Association and 
junior dean of the College of 
Education, he grew closer than 
ever to the University and its 
problems. From junior dean 
to vice president of a great 
state university was a long 
jump, but capable Mr. Morrill 
took it in his stride. As an ad- 
ministrator and as a leader, he 
has shown his ability. 


J. Lewis Morrill 
Vice President 


























University Abie 


Ohio State is justly proud of her administrators, for they handle ably the 
gigantic task of governing over fourteen thousand students. It is they who guide 
all student activity during college years. 

Dean of Women Esther Allen Gaw, aided by her assistant, Dean Grace Zor- 
baugh, supervises the housing, educational, vocational information, extra- 
curricular and social activities of all women on the campus. She is a Phi Beta 
Kappa member. Her hobbies include gardening and Spanish. 

Not only is Miss Edith D. Cockins the able registrar of the University, but 
she is also titled secretary of the faculty, alumni recorder, and University editor. 
Several years ago she was given an honorary Mortar Board membership in 
recognition of service. 


Stradley 


A graduate of 1920, a former member of 
Sphinx, the Makio staff, Aloha Tau Omega, and 
a secretary of the YMCA, Dean of Men Joseph 
A. Park is well acquainted with the personal, 
social, and extra-curricular activities he super- 
vises. He is the faculty adviser to the Student 
Senate. 

Bland L. Stradley has served a number of 
years as University Examiner and secretary of 
the Entrance Board, and he was appointed Dean 
of the Arts College in 1937. Mr. Stradley, who 
conducts all correspondence pertaining to ad- 
mission to any of the University, cooperative 
clubs, and NYA, attended both Ohio Wesleyan 
and Harvard. 

As accountant, as purchasing agent, and 
now as business manager, Carl E. Steeb has 
been associated with the University since his 
graduation in 1899. His work includes directing 
the physical plant divisions. He also serves as 
secretary of the Board of Trustees. 





Steeb Cockins 

















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Spectators watch Bucket and Dipper dunking... 
Tired already, girls? ... Allah, please bring rain 
. .. Freshmen tour the campus... Mortar Board 
initiates .. . Frosh congregate on Long Walk... 
“Depantsing’’ ritual of Bucket and Dipper actives. 


NOT an Ohio-Michigan swim meet... just B& D 
again... Put it there, Prexy! ! !...As the gallery 
cheers... A step forward —a look back... Caps 
and gowns, seniors and profs, goodbyes and sighs 
... lhe cream of the crop . . . Confidentially, it's 
“Sphinx” ... Mortar Board takes the Long Walk. 








SENIORS 





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During the four years its members have been on 
the campus, the class of 1939 has witnessed the 
change of both the national administration and the 
University administration. In 1936 President Frank- 
lin D. Roosevelt was reelected and was also voted 
the campus favorite. On July 1, 1938, President Emer- 
itus George Rightmire retired, after the students 
had paid him a mass tribute in May. In 1935, 5000 
students gathered to pay a surprise tribute on his 
tenth anniversary as president. On the campus, ad- 
ditions to the buildings are constantly being made 
and have included a hospital isolation ward, the 
Social Administration building, new agricultural 
buildings, a Journalism addition, a men’s and a 
women's dormitory. 

Many powertul campus organizations have been 
formed and recognized since the fall of 1935. Both 
the O.S.P.A. and the U.S.P. political combines have 
been formed. The I.M.A. and I.W.A. are the most 
recent of the new organizations. The Scarlet Mask, 
defunct since 1932, was reorganized. The Student 
Labor Board, the Board of Publications, and the 
Ohio State Committee for Student Mobilization for 
Peace have also found a place in campus life. The 
Student Senate, in 1936, adopted a new constitution 
unseating twelve members. ~ 

The Mirror Lake Nite Club was organized last 
year. At various campus dances, swing fans have 
heard, among others, the bands of Art Kassel, Hal 





Kemp, Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, and Glen Pope 
Gray. One of the biggest events during the career aber 
of the class of 1939 was the successful organization eae 
of Ohio State’s block cheering section. Miller 


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As the climax of four years of prominent extra-curricular activity, Richard 
Baker, of Warren, Ohio, was elected president of the senior class. He will 
graduate from the College of Commerce and Administration. In addition to 
this, he has served as president of both Sphinx and Phi Kappa Psi, and as a 
member of the Varsity basketball team, Scarlet Mask, Bucket and Dipper, 
Romophos, and Beta Gamma Sigma. He appointed five classmates to the 
senior class cabinet, his advisory council, this year. 


The first of these, Fredric Balz, Columbus, is enrolled in the College of 
Medicine. He is a member of the Chi Phi fraternity, Nu Sigma Nu, Phi Eta 
Sigma, Scabbard and Blade, Scarlet Key, Varsity Arrow, and has served as 
a senior baseball manager. 


Robert Pape, who is majoring in industrial engineering, belongs to Texni- 
koi, was vice-president of Triangle, served as advertising manager of both 
the Quadrangle Jesters and the Ohio State Engineer, and is a member of the 
Society of Industrial Engineers. He is from Girard, Ohio. 


Mary McCallum, a member of Kappa 
Alpha Theta, comes from Alliance, 
Ohio, and is enrolled in the College of 
Education. She was a member of Brown- 
ing and first vice-president of W.S.G.A., 
having charge of both the Mirrors and 
Mid-Mirrors organizations. 


Jean Weisman was vice-president 
of Sigma Delta Tau, president of Hillel 
players, a member of Mortar Board, 
Chimes) -Scholariss e!.W.C.A. and 
W.S.G.A., in which she was senior 
chairman of the point system. Coming 
from Newark, Ohio, Jean is enrolled in 
the Arts College as an English major. 


Robert W. Miller, of Tarentum, Penn- 
sylvania, belongs to Kappa Sigma, Beta 
Gamma Sigma, Beta Alpha Psi, Phi Eta 
Sigma, and is a member of the Board 
of Directors of the Fraternity Managers 
Association. 





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Brown, Baker 





Gillespie, Grierson, Taylor, Ream, McCallum Wood, Drake, Vines, Baker, Stockdale 


Romantic, collegiate, ultrassmooth — these terms partially describe the out 
standing excellence of the Senior Prom of 1939. Held during the most com- 
pletely romantic period of the year — Spring Quarter — the Prom was a perfect 
climax for one of the most outstanding social seasons in Ohio State history. 

Richard Baker, president of Sphinx, and Mary Jane Vines, president of Mortar 
Board, were co-chairmen of the affair. Their work in coordinating the activities of 
the seven committees resulted in a Prom that will long be remembered for its ex- 
cellent entertainment and enjoyment. 

Being escorted by Richard Baker, president of the Senior Class, gave Martha 
Brown the title of Prom Queen. She was presented with a beautiful bouquet of 
flowers by the Prom committees. 

The thorough enjoyment which the capacity crowd evidenced was ample 
proof of the complete success of the Prom. 


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Executive Committee 


Richard Baker 
Mary Jane Vines 
Edward Drake 
Jane Wood 
Robert Johnson 


Decorations Committee 


Mary McCallum 
John Carlson 
Richard Taylor 
Charles Ream 
Jane Grierson 
Rachel Gillespie 
Elizabeth Neff 


Orches!ra Commit'ee 
Jane Wood 
John Sigler 
Ralph Schaefer 
Jean Allen 
Barbara Wilcox 


Publicity Committee 


Martha Hinkle 
Robert Ferguson 
Richard Taylor 
Jean Weisman 
Margaret Brown 


Ticket Committee 


James Kidd 
Barbara Boughton 
Eleanor Karch 
Ralph Schaefer 
Katheryne Rayburn 


Arrangements Commit’ee 





James Hull 
Gladys Mason 
James Whittaker 


Co-chairmen Baker and Vines 


Chaperon Committee 


Jeanne Yantes 
Richard Boughner 
Anne Fredericksen 
Carl Steeb 





Kidd, Rayburn, Ream, Karch, Mason, Boughton, Boughner, Allen, Sigler, Taylor, Hinkle 
Fredericksen 


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phinx 


The outgoing members of Sphinx, solemnly at- 
tired in caps and gowns, march down the steps of 
University Hall. It is eleven o'clock on Link Day, 
the day set aside during Traditions Week for the 
senior men’s honorary to initiate. The atmosphere 
is tense with excitement as the groupmperoceeds on 
its march through the assembled crowds) SudGStalyee 
a resounding slap on a new member's back breaks 
the crisp silence. As each man is Minked™ he is 
escorted to the steps of old University Hall where 
the president of the University greets each individ- 
ually. Later they march in pairs to Mifror Lake where 
the rituals are secretly completed. 


Sphinx was founded on the Olio State campus 
in 1907. It has increased in promimence and in= 
fluence among campus organizations until today it 
ranks at the top of the list. The society is perpetu- 
ated each year by the election f6 membership of 
not more than sixteen men. The selections are made 


on the basis of scholarship, activities, character, and — 


personality. To be honored bye being linked for 
Sphinx is the highest award that Canm=be accorded 


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an undergraduate. ee ee a 


The Sphinx society has come to symbolize more 
than just an honorary; it is a living, active body of 
the University’s outstanding students striving to do 
all it can to add to its revered Alma Mater’s fame 
and glory. 


Richard Thomas Baker 
Richard Boughner 

John Irvin Carlson 
Edward Sims Drake 
Robert Willi Ferguson 
Richard Harrison Fuller 
James Robin Hull 
Robert Earl Johnson 
James Edward Kidd 


John Wesley Leas 


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Ralph Merle Schacter 





John Wiltshire Sigler 





James Arthur Whittaker 


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Ream 
Sigler 
Whittaker 
Hull 


Johnson 


Taylor 
Kidd 
Boughner 
Steeb 


Baker 


Ferguson 
Leas 
Schaefer 
Drake 


Carlson 





Karch, McCallum, Wood, Brown, Gillespie 
Hinkle, Allen, Weisman, Rayburn, Neff 


Boughton, Mason, Tinling, Stockdale, Frederiksen 
Yantes, Vines, Grierson, Wilcox 





At Ohio State, the Pi Sigma Alpha chapter 
of Mortar Board, senior women’s honorary 
society, has a double significance. It was the 
local group, established in 1914, that founded 
the now national honorary, composed of sixty- 
four chapters distributed throughout the coun- 
try. The name and the small black and gold 
mortar board pin adopted by all chapters 
were originated by the Ohio State organi- 


zation. 


During Traditions Week, an early morn- 
ing candlelight ceremony notifies the sixteen 
most outstanding junior women of their elec- 
tion to the society. The choice is based on 
superiority in scholarship, leadership and 
service to the University. Black-robed actives 
conduct the white-robed neophytes down the 
Long Walk to the Library for individual pres- 
entation to the president of the University. 
The pledge to uphold the traditions of Mortar 
Board is taken at Mirror Lake and the ritual 
draws to a picturesque conclusion with the 
lantern ceremony. The symbolic robe of gov- 
ernment and the lamp of knowledge are then 
passed from the outgoing to the incoming 


members. 


The activities of Mortar Board center 
around the promotion of scholarship, leader- 


ship and service to the Unversity. 





Vera Jean Allen 

Barbara Anne Boughton 
Margaret Ellen Brown 
Anne Elizabeth Frederiksen 
Rachel Clarke Gillespie 
Jane Louise Grierson 
Martha Ann Hinkle 
Eleanor Eileen Karch 
Gladys Emma Mason 
Mary Katherine McCallum 
Elizabeth Anne Neff 
Katheryne Louise Rayburn 
Ruth Elizabeth Stockdale 
Phyllis Louise Tinling 
Mary Jane Vines 

Jean Antoinette Weisman 
Barbara Bauter Wilcox 
Jane Cecilia Wood 


Hoyland Jeanne Yantes 








Che. 


riculture 





Dean Cunningham 


While Ohio State was founded as the Ohio Agri- 
cultural and Mechanical College, and has always 
offered the sciences related to agriculture, it is only 
in comparatively recent years that the College of 
Agriculture has attained large attendance. There are 
almost twice as many students in the college now 
as were found in the entire University in 1900. The 
present college year saw a larger increase in the 
College of Agriculture than in any other college on 
the campus. It continues to be among the three 
largest colleges of agriculture in the world. 


The reorganization of the poultry division, the 
erection of several poultry buildings, the addition 
of some new horticultural greenhouses, and the in- 
stallation of an irrigation system have relieved the 
former inadequacy of its facilities. The college in- 
cludes the School of Home Economics and the 
Agricultural Extension Service. 


Headed by Dean John F. Cunningham and Junior 
Dean Lyman E. Jackson, the College of Agriculture 
cooperates closely with the Ohio Experiment Station 
at Wooster. Five departmental chairmen in the 
college are chiefs of their respective divisions at 
the Experiment Station. To some extent farm land 
and buildings at the University are utilized for re- 
search work in which the college and the Experi- 
ment Station cooperate. 





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This college ranks second in the nation 
in enrollment. Dr. Gay 


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1939 Mehio 


SHARR, RUTH ELAINE 


Worthington 
B.Sc. 
Gamma Phi Lambda; Home 
Economics Club, President; Home 
Economics Club of Ohio, State 
Secretary; All-Agriculture Council; 
Phi Upsilon Omicron; University 
Grange; Women’s Recreation 
Association 


ABEL, «FRED ‘ORVILLE 
Pennsville 

B.Sc. 

Townshend Agricultural Education 

Society; University Grange; 

Poultry Science Club 


ANDERSON, ALICE OCA 
Columbus 

B.Sc. 

Gamma Phi Lambda; 

University Grange; 

Home Economics Club 


BABCOCK, WAYNE HAROLD 
Toledo 

B.Sc. 

Phi Delta Theta 


BAGLEY, MASON RAYMOND 


Burton 
B.Sc. 


BARNES, ROBERT OWEN 


Westerville 
B.Sc. 
Townshend Agricultural Society; 
University Grange 


BEACH, WILBUR LEWIS 
Arlington 

B.Sc. 

Gamma Sigma Delta; Townshend 

Agricultural Education Society; 

University Grange; Lutheran 

Student Association 


BEAM, ERNEST H. 

Xenia 
B.Sc. 
Rifle Team; University Grange; 
4-H Club; Dairy Cattle Judging 
Team 


BEASLEY, ARTHUR C. 
Camden 

B.Sc. 

Townshend Agricultural 

Education Society 


ARMSTRONG, HOWARD M. 


Wooster 
B.Sc. 
Delta Theta Sigma; Student 
Horticultural Society, Treasurer; 
Freshman Pistol Team; 
Fruit Judging Team 


ALLESHOUSE, PAUL R. 

Baltic 
B.Sc. 
All-Agricultural Council; American 
Dairy Science Association; 
University Grange; 4-H Club; 
Y. M. C. A.; Agricultural Student, 
Board of Control 


AUSTERMILLER, HUGH H. 


Napoleon 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Zeta; Townshend@=A gricultural 
Education Society; Kappa Kappa 
Psi;, Marching Band; Symphonic 
Concert»Band 


BACON, PHILIP EDLOE 


London 
B.Sc. 
Delta Theta Sigma; American Dairy 
Science Association; 
Dairy Products Judging Team 


BAILEY, LESTER W. 


Tacoma 
B.Sc. 
University Grange; American 
Dairy Science Association 


BARNHART. WILFRED JAMES 
New Carlisle 

B.Sc, 

AlphaewGamma Sigma; 4-H Club; 

Townshend Agricultural Education 

Society 


BEALES, WENDELL LEVERNE 
Burton 

B.Sc. 

Alpha Zeta, President; Kappa 

Kappa Psi; Council of Fraternity 

Presidents; Marching Band 


BEAM, JAMES R. 


Columbus Grove 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Gamma Sigma; Townshend 
Agricultural Education Society; 
University Grange 


BECKER, CORAL B. 
Sidney 

B.Sc. in Home Ec. 

Y. W. C. A.; Links 


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BERRY, THOMAS T. 


Hillsboro 
B.Sc. 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society, President; All-Agricultural 
Council, Vice President 


BITZER, GEORGE MORGAN 


Chillicothe 
B.Sc. 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 


BRADLEY, DONALD D. 


Mechanicsburg 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Gamma’ Rho; Saddle and 
Sirloin; Student Senate; 
All-Agriculturak, Council; 
Townshend” Agricultural Education 
Society; Council of Fraternity 
Presidents 


BURKEY. LLOYD CLARENCE 


Sugar Creek 
B.Sc. 
American Dairy Science Association 


CALLAWAY, LORABEL 
Marysville 

B.Sc. in Home Ec. 

Pi Beta Phi; Mid-Mirrors; 

Mirrors; Y. W. C. A.; Browning 

Dramatic Society 


CAPLAN, ELVA | ROSE 


Wampum, Pennsylvania 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Links 


CLYMER, ROBERT DAWSON 


Westerville 
B.Sos 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society; University Grange 


COOK, WILLIAM LINDSEY 


Circleville 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Gamma Sigma; University 
Grange; Floriculture Forum 


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BILIKAM, CARL WILLARD 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 


BLAKESLEE, GRACE ELIZABETH 
Rocky River 

B.Sc. 

Gamma Phi Lambda, President; 

Phi Upsilon Omicron; University 

Grange; 4-H Club; Home 

Economics Club 


BROWN, RUTH JEANNETTE 
Columbus 

B.Sc. 

Delta Delta Delta; Women’s 

Panhellenic Association 


BURKLEY, MARGARET L. 


Grafton 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Gamma Phi Lambda; Home 
Economics Club, Vice President; 
University Grange; 4-H Club; 
Agricultural Student, Board of 
Control;, Phi Upsilon Omicron 


CANOWITZ, PHYLLIS DOROTHY 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 


CLEVELAND, G. EUGENE 


Galena 
B.Sc. 
American Dairy Science Association 


COE, FREDERICK H. 

Mt. Vernon 
B.Sc. 
Saddle and Sirloin Club; Meat 
Judging Team; University Grange; 
Livestock Judging Team; 4-H Club; 
Gamma Sigma Delta 


CORNELL, SARA JEAN 


Greenville 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Alpha Phi; Y. W. C. A., Freshman 
Program Committee; Strollers 

















1959 Wehio 


COX, EVELYN LENORE 


Cuyahoga Falls 
B.Sc. 
Dormitory Assembly; University 
Grange; Home Economics Club; 
Independent Women’s Association 


DARGITZ,,“ DALE LAVERNE 


Montpeliéx 
B.Sc. 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society 


DEACON, RAYMON 


New Madison 
B.Sc. 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society 


DENNEY, EVERT GLEN 


Brookfield 
B.Sc. 
Dairy Cattle Judging Team 


DOYLE, MARION DONALD 


Goshen 
B.Sc. 


DUCKWORTH, DOYLE DELETH 


Marietta 
B.Sc. 
Pershing Rifles; Townshend 
Agricultural Education Society; 
American Dairy Science 
Association; American Society of 
Agricultural Engineers; Big O C_ub 


DUNCAN, RALPH WILLIAM 


Shaker Heights 
B.Sc. 


ELLIOT, JOE E. 


West Mansfield 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Zeta; Phi Eta Sigma 


CUTLIP, FORREST WADE 


Little Hocking 
B.Sc. 
Delta Theta Sigma; Saddle and 
Sirloin Club; American Dairy 
Science Association; Townshend 
Agricultural Society; Council of 
Fraternity Presidents 


DAVIDSON, JAMES LAWRENCE 


Vandalia 
B.Sc. 
Delta Theta Siama, Vice President; 
American Dairy Science 
Association 


DEIBEL, HARRIET LUCILLE 


Columbus 
BiSc. 
Theta Phi. Alpha; Newman Club; 
Archery’ Club; Browning» 
Dramatic* Society; Phi Gasilon 
Omicror; Home Economics Club 


DENNIS, ROBERT W. 


Bellaire 
B.Sc. 
Varsity Rifle Team; University 
Grange; Glee Club; Strollers; 
Varsity Track; University Chorus 


DUBACH, GEORGE GODFRED 


Ashtabula 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Zeta; American Dairy 
Science Association; University 
Grange; 4-H Club;, Agricultural 
Student, Editor; Danforth 


. Fellowship Winner; Ashtabula 


County Club, President; American 


Country Life Association, Editor 


Youth Section 


DUGAN, DAVID/RIDGE 
Perry ’ 

B.Sc. , phe 

Alpha Gamma+BhO, President? “ 

Varsity Polo Téamg PolomGlub? 

Floriculture Forum ~*~ 


DUNHAM, MILAN G. 


Edon 
B.Sc. 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society; University Grange; 
4-H Club 


ENGELMANN, KARL PAUL 


Lakewood 
B.Sc. 
Kappa Delta Rho; Polo Club; 
Saddle and Sirloin Club; Meat 
Judging Team 


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CvULOVS 


ENKE, JOSEPH W. 
Columbus 

B.Sc. 

Gamma Sigma Delta 


FENSTERMAKER, CHARLES 
Baltimore 

B.Sc. 

University Grange; Varsity 

Basketball 


FITE, MARY ANN 

Georgetown 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Pi BetasPhi; Mi@#Mirrors; Mirrors; 
Y. Wi Gr°AZ Browning Dramatic 
Society , 


GEARHART, KENNETH ARNOLD 
Mount Vernon 

B.Sc. 

Alpha Gamma Sigma; Phi Eta 

Sigma; University Glider Club; 

University Grange; 4-H Club; 

Townshend Agricultural Education 

Society 


GIFFORD, VERNON ELLIS 
Chagrin Falls 

B.Sc. 

Pi Alpha Xi; Floriculture Forum 


GOODFELLOW, FRANCES JANE 
Springfield 

B.Sc. 

Kappa Delta 


GREINER, JANET KATHERINE 


Columbus 
B.Sce 


GRUBB, ALICE MARIE 

Akron 
B.Sc. 
Zeta Tau Alpha, Historian; Phi 
Upsilon Omicron; University 
Grange; 4-H Club; Home Economics 
Club; Y. W. C. A. 


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FAWLEY, EDGAR HAMILTON 
Lynchburg 

B.Sc. 

American Society of Agyicultural 

Engineers; Townshend Agricultuial 

Education Society 


FERRANTE, JOSEPH AUGUSTUS 
Portsmouth 

B.Sc. 

Theta Kappa Phi; Horticultural 

Club, President; Pomology Society; 

Vegetable Forum; Agricultural 

Council 


FOLSOM, BETTY LOU 
Columbus 

B.Sc. 

Alphi Phi; Phi Upsilon Omicron, 

Wice President; Omicron Nu, 

Treasurer; Home Economics Club 


GERKE, MILDRED ELIZABETH 


Phi Upsilon Omicron; Gamma Phi 
Lambda; Home Economics Club 


GILLOGLY, WALLACE ALONZO 
Albany 
B.Sc. 


GREEN, ROBERT FRANKLIN 
New Philadelphia 

B.Sc. 

American Dairy Science Association 


GROVES, DELMER ELLIS 
Bethesda 

B.Sc. 

Alpha Zeta; Agricultural Student, 

Editor; Saddle and Sirloin Club; 

American Dairy Science 

Association; University Grange; 

4-H Club; All-Acricultural Council 


HAINES, DOROTHY A. 
Van Wert 

B.Sc. 

Gamma Phi Lambda; Home 

Economics Club; University 

Grange; 4-H Club 











1939 Wehio 


HARNER, HELEN M. 
Xenia 

B.Sc. 

Agricultural Student Staff; 

University Grange; 4-H Club; 

Home Economics Club 


HARRINGTON, JAMES FOSTER 
Bedford 

BiSc. 

Kappa Delta Rho; Horticulture Club; 

Freshman Swimming; Council of 

Fraternity Presidents 


HARSHA, CATHERINE 
Hillsboro 


B.Sc. 
Chi Omega; Y. W. C. A.; Sundial 


HAUGE, ANDREW GEORGE 
Fairmont, West Virginia 

B.Sc. 

Sigma Pi, Presidént; Floriculture 

Forum, President; Pi Alpha Xi, 

Treasurer; All-Agricultural Council 


HOSKIN, STANLEY THOMAS 
Grafton 

B.Sc. 

Delta Theta Sigma; University 

Grange; Horticulture Club 


HUTCHINSON, DONALD H. 


Batavia 
B.Sc. 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society; Forum Public Speaking 
Club; Stadium Club; 
University Grange 


KASLER, ARTHUR D. 


Amesville 
B.Sc. 
American Dairy Science 
Association; Dairy Products 
Judging Team 


KEIRNS, EDWARD J. 


Amesville 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Zeta; University Grange, 
Steward; University 4-H Club, 
President; Poultry Science Club; 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society 


HARPER, LOLITA HELEN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Gamma Phi Lambda; Home 
Economics Club; Universty Grange; 
Xt pale C. A.; Agricultural Student 
Sta 


HARRINGTON, RUTH ELEANOR 


Strongsviille 
B.Sc. 
Gamma Phi Lambda; University 
Grange; University 4-H Club; 
Home Economics Club 


HASEK, RAYMOND FRANCIS 
Cleveland 
Sc 


PhiweEta Sigma; Pi Alpha Xi; 
Gamma"Sigma Delt@pFloriculture 
Forum. / 


HERL, BETTY ANN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Delta Gamma; Sundial; Strollers 


HUGHES, JENNITH EILEEN 


New Lexington 
B.Sc. 
Theta Upsilon, President; 
Omicron Nu, President; Phi Upsilon 
Omicron; Home Economics Club; 
Women’s Panhellenic Association; 
Y. W. C..A.; Uniyersity Grange 


JONES, PAUL ROBERT 


Portsmouth 
B.Sc: 
Delta’ Upsilon; Ohio Staters, Inc.; 
Freshman’ Activities; Director of 
Student Activities; Makio; Y. M. C. 
A.; Strollers; Scarlet Mask; 
Freshman Deskbook, Editor; 
Floriculture "Korum; Ohio Union 
Board of Overseers ; 


KEEGAN, BETTIE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Delta Zeta; Y. W. C. A.; Links; 
University Grange; Physical 
Education Club 


KEMPER, LILLIAN CECELIA 


Logan 
B.Sc. 
Theta Phi Alpha; Newman Club; 
Women’s Panhellenic Association; 
Ohio Student's Party Associated, 
Representative; Home Economics 
Club 


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CVULOVS 


KESSLER, CATHERINE L. 


Centerburg 
B.Sc. 
Gamma Phi Lambda; Home 
Economics Club; University 
Grange; University 4-H Club; 
Agricultural Student Staff 


KING, KATHRYN LOUISE 


Bellefontaine 
B.Sc. 


KINNEY, ELTON E. 
Rushsylvania 

B.Sc. 

Agricultural Student Staff; 

Uniyétsity Grafige; Townshend 

A@Griculturaly Education Society 


KLOPFERY VIRGIL JAY 
Piqua 

B.Sc. 7 

Alpha Zeta; American Dairy 

Science Association, President; 

Phi Eta Sigma; All-Agricultural 

Council; Agricultural Student; 

Gamma Sigma Delta 


LAYBOURNE, WILLIAM H. 
Springfield 


B.Sc. 

Delta Theta Sigma; Townshend 
Agricultural Education Society; 
University Grange; Baseball; 
Saddle and Sirloin; Varsity “OW 
Association ; 


LEE, DALE RUSSEL 
Racine 
B.Sc. 


LEUTZ, MARY CARY 

Oak Harbor 
B.Sc. : 
University Grange; University 4-H 
Glub; Phi Upsilon Omicron} 
Student Center Gabinet; Symphony 
Orchestra 1 


MAIN, ROBERT V. 


Delaware 
B.Sc. 


American Society of Agricultural 
Engineers 


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KIDD, JAMES E. 


Black Lick 
B.Sc. 
Delta Upsilon; Student Court, 
Justice; Strollers, Business 
Manager; Y. M. C. A., Associate 
Secretary; Ohio Staters, Inc.; 
Romophos; Bucket and Dipper; 
Sphinx; Toastmasters; Agricultural 
Student, Business Manager; 
Publication Board 


KING, MARGUERITE E. 
Findlay 

B.Sc. 

Alpha Chi Omega; University 

Grange; Freshman Y. W. C. A.; 

Kappa Phi; University Chorus 


KLINE, ADA GERTRUDE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Gamma Phi Lambda; Home 
Economics Club; University 
Grange; University 4-H Club; 
Wa Wier Geths 


KREILICK, JANET ALICE 


Fremont 
B.Sc. 
Chi Omega; Home Economics 
Club; Y. W. C. A. 


LEACHMAN, LELAND LEMERT 


Sonora 
B.Sc. 
Delta Theta Sigma; University 
Grange; Saddle and Sirloin, 
President; General Livestock 
Judging Team 


LEHMAN, LESTER HENRY 


Edgerton 
B.Sc. 
American Daify Science Association 


MADDEN, FLOYD L. 

DeGraff 
B.Sc. 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society; University Grange; Phi 
Tau Theta 


MALINOVSKY, EMIL 
Avon 
B.Sc. 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society; University Grange 











1939 Makio 


MANCHESTER, CROSBY M., JR. 


Lake View 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Gamma Sigma; Phi Eta 
Sigma; University Grange; 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society; American Society of 
Agricultural Engineers 


MARTIN# MARCELLA ANNA 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. 
Delta Delta Delta; Browning 
Dramatic Society; Phi Upsilon 
Omicron 


McDONALD, JAMES WILFRED 


Jamestown 
B.Sc. 
Saddle and Sirloin 


McNAIR, VERNON A. 
Covington 

B.Sc. 

Townshend Agricultural Education 

Society 


MILLER, GLADYS.IRENE 
Green Springs 

B.Sc. 

Gamma Phi Lambda, Treasurer; 

University Grange; Home 

Economics Club; University 

4-H Club 


MIRACLE, MAXINE ELLEN 


Mount Gilead 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Xi Delta; Home Economics 
Club; Y. W. C. A.; University 
Grange; Links 


MURNAME, ALICE RITA 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Home Economics Club; 
Newman Club 


NELSON, EARL C. 


Minerva 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Gamma Sigma; American 
Society of Agricultural Engineers; 
University 4-H Club; University 
Grange 


MARSH, ELIZABETH 
Plain City 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Links; Home Economics Club; 
University Grange 


MASSON, WINIFRED JEAN 
Lorain 

B.Sc. 

Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics 

Club; University Orchestra; 

Browning Dramatic Society; Phi 

Upsilon Omicron; University 

House Assembly 


McGREW, CHESTER N. 


Kent 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Zeta, Scribe, Censor; 
University 4-H Cl}ub; President; 
University, Grange; Men’s Glee 
Club AlL-Agricultural.Council, 
Treasurer 


MELLOR, JEAN F. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics 
Club; Independent Women’s 
Association 


MILLER, MARGARET ZOE 


B.Sc. 
Phi Upsilon. Omicron; 
Omicron Nu 


MOTTER, CLARA BELLE 


Wharton 
B.Sc. in Home“Ec. 
University 4-H Club; University 
Grange; Badminton Cluby-Home 
Economics Club 


MYERS, DOROTHY MARIE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Gamma Phi Lambda; Home 
Economics Club 


NESBITT, WILLIAM HILL 


Shadyside 
B.Sc. 


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CvnULOVS 


NEWTON, SHELDON BEVERLY 


Urbana 
B.Sc. 


OWEN, HANNAH JANE 
Newark 

B.Sc. 

Boot and Saddle; Omicron Nu; 

Yo W.2CaA. 


PALMER, RALPH LEE 

Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; American 
Dairy Science Association; Soccer 
Team 


PAXTON, MARY JANET 
Columbus 

B.Sc. 

Zeta Tau Alpha; University 

Grange; Y. Wy C. A.; Home 

Economics Club 


PETERSON, KENNETH DeMARR 
Carrollton 

B.Sc. 

Alpha Zeta; Townshend 

Agricultural Education Society: 

University Grange, Treasurer 


PRICE, CORNELIUS HANFORD 
Russell’s Point 

B.Sc. 

American Dairy Science Association 


RAUP, H. ELIZABETH 
Springfield 

B.Sc. in Home Ec. 

Phi Upsilon Omicron; Agricultural 

Student, Home Economics . Editor; 

Home Economics Club; University 

Grange 


REISINGER, EDWARD W. 
Grafton 

B.Sc. 

Alpha Gamma Rho; University 

Dairy Judging Team; Townshend 

Agricultural Education Society; 

University Grange; Varsity Band 


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NOBLE, ALICE MAXWELL 


Oneonta, New York 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Phi; Home Economics Club 


PALLAS, GEORGE ERNEST 
Elyria 

B.Sc. 

Delta Theta Sigma; American Dairy 


Science Association; W. O. S. U. 
Staff 


PATTERSON, J. VERNON 
Chesterland 

B.Sc. 

Alpha Gamma Rho; Student 

Horticultural Society 


PETERS, AUSTIN S. 
Columbus 

B.Sc. 

Dairy, Judging Team; American 

Dairy Science Association 


PHILLIPS, CHARLES GREGG 


West Jefferson 
B.Se. 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society 


RADER, LEWIS D. 

Leipsic 
B.Sc. 
Poultry Science Club; University 
Grange; University 4-H Club; 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society 


REID, MARY CAMPBELL 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Pi Beta Phi; Browning Dramatic 
Society; Mid-Mirrors 


REITER, MARY ELIZABETH 


West Mansfield 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Pi Beta Phi, Panhellenic 
Representative 











1939 Wabio 


RESEK, JOHN A. 
Youngstown 
B.Sc. 


Phi Kappa, Secretary; University 
Grange; Y. M. C. A.; Newman Club 


RICKEY, “ROSE ELIZABETH 
Sidney 

B.Sc. 

Gamma, Phi Lambda; Home 

Economics Club; University 

Grange 


RIDENOUR, HARLAN)» EUGENE 
Fredericktown 
B.Sc. 


Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society 


RIFFE, MARY ELIZABETH 


Charleston, WeSt Virginia 
B.Sc. in Home Ec, 

Delta Gamma; Y.)W. GC. A.; Home 
Economics Club 


ROYLE, GORDON~McNESS 
Leetonia 

B.Sc. 

University Grange; American 

Society of Agricultural Engineers, 

President 


RUSS, DONALD HORTON 

Oak Hill 
B.Sc. 
University Chorus; American 
Society of Agricultural Engineers; 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society 


SCHMIDT, DOTTIE LOIS 


New Bremen 
B.Sc. 
Home Economics Club 


SCHULER, LELAND DELMAR 
Coshocton 

B.Sc. 

Townshend Agricultural Education 

Society; University Grange 


RHOAD, LOIS 


Bloomville 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Gamma Phi Lambda; All- 
Agricultural Council; 4-H Club; 
University Grange; Home 
Economics Club; Phi Upsilon 
Omicron 


RICKLY, MARION LEROY 


Reynoldsburg 
B.Sc. 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society; Y. M. C. A.; Agricultural 
Student 


RIDER} ALFRED TAYLOR 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. 
Floricultire Forum 


ROTH, PATTY ALMA 


Lorain 
B.Sc. 
Kappa Kappa Gamma 


RUNNION, DALE F. 

Van Wert 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Zeta; Phi Eta Sigma; Saddle 
and Sirloin; University Grange; 
Meats Judging Team; Livestock 
Judging Team; Agricultural Student 


SCHAAL, ALICE JANE 


Toledo 
B.Sc. in Hom@yEc. 
Home Economiés, Club 


SCHRAMM, RALPH EARL 
Oberlin 

B.Sc. 

Alpha Zeta; University Grange; 

Saddle and Sirloin; Meats Judging 

Team; Livestock Judging Team 


SCHULZ, ROBERTA JANE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Kappa Alpha Theta; Scholaris; 
Phi Upsilon Omicron; Strollers 


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CvULOVS 


SCOTT, WILLIAM DALE 


Albany 
B.Sc. 
Phi Eta Sigma; Townshend 
Agricultural Education Society; 
University Grange; Gamma 
Sigma Delta 


SHERER, CHRISTINE MAE 


Bucyrus 
B.Sc. 
Gamma Phi Lambda; 4-H Club; 
Home Economics Club; University 
Grange; Phi Upsilon Omicron; 
Agricultural Student 


SMITH, DARIAN HUNT 


Upper Sandusky 
B.Sc. 
Horticulture Society, Vice President 


STEELE, RICHARD EARL 


Millersburg 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Zeta; Marching Band; 
American \ Society of Agricultural 
Engineers; Saddle and Sirloin; 
American Dairy Science Association 


STOCKDALE, RUTH ELIZABETH 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Alpha Phi; Y. W. C. A., Executive 
Council; Browning Dramatic 
Society; Women’s Self Government 
Association, Executive Council; 
Freshman Women’s Panhellenic 
Association, President; Mortar 
Board 


STRAUSS, EILEEN 


Columbus 
B.Sc, 
Sigma Delta Tau; Hillel, Member 
of Student Council 


’ TAGGART, MARY JEANETTE | 
Wooster 

B.Sc. 

Sigma’ Kappa: Y. W..C. A.; Home 

Economics Club 


THOMPSON, BETTY M. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Home Ec. 
Pi Beta Phi; Browning Dramati€ 
Society; Strollers 


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SHANKS, JAMES BATES 


Bloomingdale 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Gamma Sigma; University 
Grange; Floriculture Forum; Pi 
Alpha Xi; Christian Science 
Organization; All-Agricultural 
Council; Student Senate 


SMITH, BETTY ANN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Phi; Home Economics Club; 
Y. W. C. A. 


SMITH, EILEEN 


West Alexandria 
B.Sc. 
Gaifima. Phi Lambda; Home 
Economics Club; Women’s 
Panhellenic Association; University 
Grange; 4-H Club; Phi Upsilon 
Omicron 


Beta Kappa’, Gamma Sigma Delta; 
American Dairy Science Association 


STOKES. HELENA CHRISTINE 


Fremont 
B.Sc. 
Chi Omega; Browning Dramatic 
Society; Strollers; Women’s 
Panhellenic Association; Y. W. C. 
A.; Home Economics Club 


TAGGART, JOSEPH BURYL 
Mannington, West Virginia 


B.Sc. 
Horticulture Society 


THOMAS, DANIEL LLOYD 


Richfield 
B.Sc. 
Pershing Rifles; Stadium Club; 
Tower Annex 


TINLING, PHYLLIS LOUISE 


Lakewood 
B.Sc. ; 
Delta Gamma, Secretary; Mid- 
Mirrors; Mirrors; Women’s Self 
Government Association Council; 
Scholaris; Browning Dramatic 
Society; Omicron Nu; Chimes; 
Mortar Board; Student Senate; 
Women's Ohio, President 











1939 Mubio 


TOPE, NYDA PAULINE 
Sedalia 

B.Sc. 

Kappa Phi; 4-H Club; Home 

Economics Club; University 

Grange 


TSCHANTZ, STANLEY 


Dalton 
B.Sc. : 
Alpha .Zéta; WY. M. C. A. Council; 
University Grange; 4-H Club; 
Lantern; American Dairy Science 
Assoéciation; Agricultural Student; 
Sundial; Townshend Agricultural 
Education Society 


UNKEFER, HOMER R: 
Minerva 


B.Sc. 
Delta Chi 


VANDEMARK, BETTY JANE 
Elyria 

BSc 

Alpha Delta Pi 


WALLRABENSTEIN, ELIZABETH 
Milan 

B.Sc. 

Home Economics Club; Phi Upsilon 

Omicron, President; “Omicron Nu, 

Secretary; Canfield Club 


TROENDLY, DON P. 


Newcomerstown 
B.Sc. 
University Grange; Townshend 
Agricultural Education Society; 
4-H Club; American Dairy Science 
Association 


ULRICH, MARTHA M. 
Farmersville 

B.Sc. 

Home Economics Club; All- 

Agricultural Council; University 

Grange; University Glee Club; 

4-H Club 


VAN ATTA, ALVA J. 
Marysville 

B.Sc. 

Amiérican Dairy Science Association 


WAGNER, WILLIAM EDWARD 
Mt. Victory 


B.Sc. 
Scabbard and Blade; Pistol Club 


WARNER, DWIGHT F. 


Richwood 
B.Sc. 
Alpha Zeta; Phi Eta Sigma; 
Pershing Rifles; Scabbard and 
Blade; American Society of 
Agricultural Engineers, Vice 
President 


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enULOVS 


WATSON, FRANCES MARIAN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Gamma Phi Lambda; University 
Grange; Home Economics Club 


WELCH, NORRIS ERNEST 
Vermilion 


B.Sc. 
Horticulture Society 


WILSON, JOHN ROBERT 
Sunbury 

B.Sc. 

Pershing Rifles; Phi Eta Sigma; 

Gamma Sigma Delta; University 

Grange; 4-H Club; Townshend 

Agricultural Education Society 


WOODS; WILLIAM STANLEY 
Maumee 

B.Sc. 

American@Society of Agricultural 

Engineers; BuGkeye Club 


ZIMMERMAN, RUSSELL G. 


Wooster 
B.Sc. 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society 


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WEIGHT, THOMAS HUGH 


Newark 
B.Sc. 
University Grange; Agricultural 
Student; Saddle and Sirloin Club 


WILDERMUTH, HELEN LOUISE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Omicron Nu 


WONDERLING, THOMAS F. 


Martinsburg 
B.Sc. 
Townshend Agricultural Education 
Society; American Society of 
Agricultural Engineers 


ZEHNER, C. ERNEST 


Ashland 
B.Sc. 
Delta Theta Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; 
Saddle and Sirloin Club; American 
Dairy Science Association; 
University Grange; Dairy Judging 
Team; General Livestock Team 


ZWAYER, MARY LOUISE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Women’s Glee Club; Home 
Economics Club; University 
Grange; ¥. W. C. A.; 4-H Club 





es 
eae al Se 





Dean Stradley 


In 1896 a new division, called the College of 
Arts, Philosophy and Science, was added to the 
Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College. At that 
time only seventeen students were enrolled in the 
school. It has grown until now it is the second larg- 
est arts college in the United States. 


Subjects taught in the college include modern 
and classical languages, natural and social sciences, 
mathematics, history, philosophy, speech, optometry 
and journalism. 


The two-fold purpose of this college is to lay a 
liberal foundation for the pursuit of a liberal profes- 
sion and to educate its students for a critical and 
enlightened citizenship. This involves not the ac- 
cumulation of a great mass of factual information 
but the enhancement and development of intel- 
lectual qualities. This college aims to develop a 
mind free of bias and prejudice, a keen appreciation 
of all the finest things in art, music, and literature, 
the ability to communicate with others through the 
medium of language and the capacity to recognize 
a problem and to approach it in a scientific manner. 


Dr. Bland L. Stradley is dean of the College of 
Arts and Sciences. He is assisted by Junior Dean 
D. Luther Evans. 


RAGIN UU COTE Sie coc cceespeencacec snsesecerstancde wus 1,743 





Wi Vfoy ante yo VMs) £510 (=) 61) t= eee eee = a, ee 691 

TSUN Sie eo ep, ge Pee «ce eee 2,434 

Weaieas: Galante 22.5.2 ca ecenecasnqeere reduces 430 
[Setoulllate ate en as ocr. ie a eee ean paren 200 Junior Dean Evans 

This college ranks second in the nation 
in enrollment. Professor Graves 


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ACTON, JOSEPH CHURCH 
Lancaster 
A. 


Acacia; Gamma Eta Gamma 


AMBER, MRS. ALICE NEWMAN 
Euclid 
A. 


ANGLE, JOHN W. 
Piqua 
B.A. 


Sigma Nu 


BAILEY, ROBERT MILTON 
: Pouisville, Kentucky 


Alpha Sigma Phi; Freshman 
Fencing; Pi Sigma Alpha 





ADOLPH, LYNN FRANCIS 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Jour. 
Lantern; Scarlet Mask 


ANDERSON, GLADYS LOUISE 


Columbus 
B.A. 


ARMOUR, GEORGE 
Columbus 


B.A. 

Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Sigma Alpha; 
Peace Mobilization Committee; 
International Relations Club; 
Philosophy Club 


BAKER, JOYCE 
Columbus 
B.A. 


AGAPETUS, SAVESTA 
Columbus 
B.A. 


University Glee Club; 
University Chorus 


ANDERSON, MARGARET REA 
Columbus 


B.A. 
Pi Beta Phi; Christian Science 
Organization, Secretary 


ARNOLD, DREW J. 
Columbus 


B.A. 
Y.M.C.A.; Peace 
Mobilization Committee 


BARBER, WILLIAM ARTHUR 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Theta Kappa Phi; Varsity Polo; 
Polo Club; Interfraternity 
Pledge Council; Lantern 


ALLEN, ELEANOR FULLERTON 
Columbus 


B.A. 

Delta Delta Delta; Y.W.C.A.; 
Browning Dramatic Society; 
Pomerene Advisory Board; Links 


ANDERSON, MARTHA ONETA 


Killbuck 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 
Canfield Club 


BACHRACH, HENRY BELA 


Schenectady, New York 
B.Sc. in Jour. 
Sigma Delta Chi; Lantern 


BARTELS, FRANCES 
Bellaire 


B.A. 
Pi Beta Phi; Strollers; Y.W.C.A.; 


Society of American Bacteriologists, 
Ohio Branch 


Tene 


BECK, ELIZABETH AGNES 


Dayton ; 
B.A. 
Kappa Kappa Gamma; Chi Delta 
Phi; Browning Dramatic 
Society, President 


BOTTENHORN, MARYLEE 
Columbus 


B.A. 
Pi Beta Phi; Pen and Brush Club 


BRAUNLIN, MARIE KATHLEEN 
Portsmouth 


B.A. 
Y.W.C.A.; University Chorus 


BUSHNELL, JEAN MARGARET 
New Philadelphia 


B.Sc. in Jour. 
Chi Omega; Lantern; Philomathean 


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BEECHER, HARRIET JEANNE 


Columbus 
B.A. 


BOUGHTONy BARBARA .ANNE 


Columbus 
B.A., B.Scin—Edy 
Alpha Xi Delta; Mid-Mirrors; 
Mirrors; Scholaris?"Women's 
Self Government Association 
Council; Browning Dramatic 
Society, Secretary; Pi Lambda 
Theta, President; Chimes; 
Mortar Board 


BREWER, MABEL 
Cleveland 

B.A. 

Kappa Kappa Gamma; 

Pen and Brush Club; Strollers 


BUTLER, RUTH REED 
Columbus 

B.A. 

Women’s Glee Club; 

Scholaris; Student Wives 


BLOOMBERG, LOUIS 


Youngstown 
B.A. 


BOWER, RUSSELL SHARON 


Kingston 
B.A. 
Phi Eta Sigma? 
American Chemical Society; 
Student Chemical Society 


BROWN. MARGARET ELLEN 
Columbus 


B.A. 

Pi Beta Phi, Vice President; 
Wémen‘s" Self Government 
Associdtionm,President, Secretary; 
Mirrors; StudenteSenate; Women’s 
Ohio; ‘Board of Studerit Publications; 
Council of Student Affairs; 

Arts College™Council; Sfrollers; 
Y.W.C.A.; Junidr_Class Cabinet; 
Scholaris; Chimes?\Mortat Board 


CALABRIA, JULIUS C. 
Cambridge 
A 


Freshman Basketball; 
Varsity Basketball 


ae 


CVEEOVS 


BOOTH, BETTY BARTON 


Columbus 
B.A. 
KappallAlpha® Theta; Strollers; 
Women's Glee Club; 
Sundial, Circulation Staff; 


Y.W.C.A\, “Membership Council; 


Womeén‘s |Ohio 


BRAINEN, ALVIN LESTER 
Passaic, New Jersey 


B.A. 
Tau Epsilon Phi; Hillel; 
Scarlet,Mask; Phi Eta Sigma 


BUCKNER, DORIS LUCILLE 


Columbus 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 


CHANAN, HENRY HYMAN 
Cleveland 

B.AY 

Phi Eta Sigma; 

Phi Lambda Upsilon 

















CLARK, RICHARD GUY 


Grove City 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 
Sigma Nu; Scarlet Mask 


COPLAN, ROBERT CHARLES 


Lakewood 
B.A. 
Zeta Beta Tau, Treasurer; 
Phi Sigma Alpha; 
Ohio Stater; Sundial 


DAVIDSON, ETHEL ESTHER 


Delaware 
B.A. 
Scholaris; Independent 
Women’s Association 


D’ORAZIO, EDWARD 
Steubenville 
A 


Alpha Phi Delta 





COLLIN, BELLE 
Cincinnati 

B.A. 

Hillel 


CORY, EDWARD PETER 

Akron 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 
Eta Sigma Phi, President, National 
Executive; Newman Club; 
Intramural Athletics; Interfraternity 
Pledge Council Representative; 
Theta Chi 


DAVIS, MERRILLA 


Columbus 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Zeta; Scholaris; 
Eta Sigma Phi; Pi Lambda Theta 


DOYLE, MARY ELIZABETH 


Columbus 
B.A. 


COLWELL, WILLIAM ALFRED 


Columbus 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 
Omega Psi Phi, President; 
Varsity Debate Team; Forum Club; 
Koada Council, Vice President 


CURL, RICHARD EUGENE 


Edison 
B.A. 
Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Sigma Alpha, 
President; United Students’ Party, 
Publicity Manager; International 
Relations Club; Varsity Debate 
Team; Stadium Club 


DEERING, JACK PAUL 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Chi Phi; Ohio Student Conference 
on Public Affairs, Housing 
Chairman; Ohio Student Party 
Associated, Social Chairman, 
Publicity Chairman; Forum Club, 


Treasurer, President; Lantern Staff; 


Strollers; Interfraternity Publicity 
Committee 


DUFFUS, RUTH McGLASHAN 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Delta Gamma 


COOK, WILLIAM CASSIUS, JR. 
Princeton, West Virginia 
Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; 


Scabbard and Blade, 
Second Lieutenant 


DANKER, JEAN 


Zanesville 
B.A. 
Kappa Kappa Gamma 


DENBOW, MARY KAY 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Jour. 


EASTEY, JANE ELLEN 


Zanesville 
B.A. 
Alpha Xi Delta; Strollers; 
WOSU Players 


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EDELMAN, EDWYN HERMAN 


Urbana 
B.A. 
Varsity Track, Manager; 
Varsity “O” Association; 
Scarlet Key; Zeta Beta Tau 


EUBANKS, IRVIN A. 


Jackson 
B.Sc. in Jour. 
Pi Kappa Alpha; Ohio Stater Staff; 
Lantern, News Editor; 
Greek Week, Publicity Chairman; 
Sigma Delta Chi, President 


FERGUSON, ROBERT W. 


Washington, D. C. 

B.A. 

Phi Gamma Delta, President; 
Student Senate, Secretary-Treasurer, 
President; Scarlet Mask, Business 
Manager, President; Bucket and 
Dipper, President; Romophos, 
President; Athletic Board; Council 
on Student Affairs; Ohio Staters, 
Inc.; Toastmasters; Board of Student 
Publications; Lantern, Assistant 
Business Manager; Council of 
Fraternity Presidents; Junior Prom, 
Co-Chairman; Sophomore Prom, 
Chairman; Y.M.C.A., Freshman 
Council; Scarlet Key; Religion-in- 
Life Week, Program Director; 
Student Emvloyment Office; 
Freshman Handbook, Associate 
Editor 


FOSTER, FAITH CAMILLE 


El Paso, Texas 
B.A. 
Delta Gamma; Makio; Sundial 


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EDELSTEIN, IRVIN LEE 
Toledo 


B.Sc. in Jour. 

Tau Epsilon Phi, Vice President; 
Sigma Delta Chi; Lantern, News 
Editor, Student Senate Reporter, 
Daily Sports.Editor; Hillel; 
Hillel Players; Scarlet Mask 


EVERHART» EMILY-<JANE 
Goliimbus 

B.A.*, « 

Alpha Phi Arts.Collegé Council? 

Y.W.C.A.; Links¥“Scholati$? 

Pomerene Advyvisory=Gommittee 


FINKE, FREDERICK CLELLAND 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Y.M.C.A., President; Arts College 
Council, President; Intramurals, 
Senior Manager; Student Senate; 
Varsity “O” Association; Scarlet 
Key; Alpha Phi Omega; 
Romophos; Freshman Activities 


FOSTER, LLOYD RUSSELL 
North Tonawanda, New York 

B.A. 

Eta Sigma Phi; University Student 

Religious Council; Y.M.C.A., 

Upper Class Council 





EICHER » ETHEL ELIZABETH 


Miamisburg 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed, 


FEDERER, H. WILLIAM 


Columbus 
B.A. 


FOGLE, CHARLES WERNER 
Leipsic 


. 


FRANKS, HARRIET LOUISE 


Millersburg 
B.A. 
Alpha Delta Pi, President; 
Y.W.C.A.; Women’s 
Panhellenic Association 


iy, 


CVAEOPA 


EVANS; ELIZABETH HOPE 


Columbus 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 
Alpha Delta Pi; French Club; 
Spanish Club; Teacher in Adult 
Evening School; WOSU 


FEIGENBAUM, MORDECHAI 
Clévelant 


Freshman Tennis; Hillel 


FOLEY, HOWARD WILLIAM 
Coliambus 


BAL 

W.M.C.As, Vice-President; Y.M.C.A., 
Sophomore Council, President; 
Forum Club, Treasurer; Student 
Labor Board, Chairman; 

University Progressive Club, 
President 


FRIEDEL; ROBERT A. 
Kenton 


B.A? 
Stadium Club; Hardin County 
Club, Vice-President 

















GARDNER, HAROLD SEARLE 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Kappa Sigma 


GRAU, SIDNEY 
Cleveland 
A 


Phi Eta Sigma; Hillel Players; 
Hillel Student Council 


HALLORAN, WILLIAM I. 
Cleveland 


B.Sc. in Jour. 

Lantern Staff; Independent Men’s 
Association; Newman Club, 
President; Interracial Council, 
President 


HAYS, JAMES CHESTER 
Camden 
A. 


Theta Kappa Psi 





GEHRKE, CHARLES WILLIAM 
Coshocton 

B.A. 

Stadium Club; Scarlet Mask; 

German Club, President; 

Freshman Track 


GRILLY, EDWARD ROGERS 
Cleveland 
A 


Y.M.C.A.; Arts College Council; 
Independent Men’s Association, 
Secretary; Student Chemical 
Society 


HAM, CHARLES McCLURE 
Wauseon 

B.A. 

Sigma Phi Epsilon; Y.M.C.A.; 

Marching Band; Concert Band 


HENRY, JACK RENE 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Sigma Chi; Band; Kappa Kappa Psi 


GEIL, MARIE EVELYN 
Columbus 

B.A. 

Orchestra; Junior Orchesis; 

String Quartet 


HAGERTY, LUCILE 
Columbus 

B.A. 

Kappa Kappa Gamma 


HARRIS, VIVIAN ALONZO 
Columbus 


B.A. 
Kappa Alpha Psi; Koada Council 


HENRY, MARGARET C. 


Pataskala 
B.A., B.Sc. in Education 
Education Council; Westminster 
Players, Secretary; Peace 
Mobilization Committee; 
Cosmopolitan Club; Browning 
Dramatic Society; Y.W.C.A. 


GOODWIN, FRANCES HILLIS 
Columbus 

B.A. 

Kappa Kappa Gamma; Y.W.C.A., 

Executive Council; Freshman 

Activities, Secretary; Makio Queen; 

Junior Prom Queen; Freshman 

Queen 


HAHN, MARY JANE 
Columbus 

B.A. 

Theta Phi Alpha; Browning 

Dramatic Society; Newman Club 


HAWLEY, DAVID ROBERT 


Lakewood 
B.Sc. in Jour. 
Sigma Chi; Lantern Staff 


HERMANN, PHILIP JAY 
Garrettsville 
B.A 


Independent Men’s Association, 
Vice-President; Forum Club; 
Varsity Debate Team; United 
Students’ Party; Congress on Social 
Problems; Student Labor Board 


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HILLMAN, JEANNETTE MAY 
Columbus 

B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 

Scholaris; Y.W.C.A.; Sundial; 

Strollers; Pi Lambda Theta; 

Phi Beta Kappa; University Chorus; 

Browning Dramatic Society 


JOHNSON, ARNOLD B. 


Gahanna 
B.A. 


KASOV, MURIEL ESTHER 
Hartford, Connecticut 
A. 


KENNEDY, ROGER D. 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Phi Gamma Delta; Freshman 
Football; Strollers; Scarlet Mask; 
Romophos; Y.M.C.A., Executive 
Cabinet 


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HILTY; ROBERT LaVONNE 
Lima 

B.A. 

Rifle” Club, VicesPresident: 

Varsity Millé -Team; 

R.O-T.C.enifié. Team 


JONES, ARTHUR THORNTON 
Columbus 

B.A. 

Pi Kappa Alpha; Orchestra; 

Philosophy Club; Wrestling Team 


KAUFFMAN, ANNE BEECHER 
Columbus 

B.A. 

Kappa Kappa Gamma; Strollers; 

Browning Dramatic Society 


KIRBY, FRANCES ELIZABETH 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Alpha Phi 


HINKLE, MARTHA ANN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. : 
Alpha Phi; Theta Siqma Phi; 
Chi Delta Phi; Susdial; 
Ohio Stater; Lantern, Néws) Editor; 
International Relations Club; 
Mortar Board 


JONES. NANCY ELIZABETH 
Westerville 

B.A., B.Se. in Ed. 

Scholaris; Y.W.C.A.; 

Browning Dramatic Society 


KAUFMAN, HELEN J 
Columbus 

B.A. ; 

Kappa Kappa Gammay;_ Strollers 


KIRKPATRICK, MARY E. 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Women’s Glee Club 


Hii 


CVAEOPS 


HULL, JAMES R. 
Greenfield 


B.A. 

Phi Delfa Theta; Sphinx; 

Ohio Staters;/Inc.; Student Court; 
Basketball team, Captain; 
Scarlet Mask 


JULIAN, ELMO CLAYTON 
Hilliards 

B\A. 

Orchestra 


KAUFMAN, CAROLYN 


Columbus 


B.A. 
Kappa Alpha Theta; Mid-Mirrors; 
Ohio Stater Staff 


KIRN, MARTHA LOUISE 


“Lancaster 


B.A. 
Alpha Xi Delta; Links; Y.W.C.A. 

















KNIGHT, JEAN MARION 
Columbus 

B.A. 

Alpha Xi Delta; Y.W.C.A.; 

Arts College Council; 

Browning Dramatic Society 


LACKRITZ, IRVING 
Cleveland 


Zeta Beta Tau, Secretary; Sundial 
Staff; Ohio Stater, Sophomore Staff; 
Y.M.C.A.; Hillel Players; Scarlet 
Mask; Freshman Fencing Team; 
International Relations Club 


LEVETTE, JEANNE 
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 
B.A 


Hillel Players; WOSU Players 


LINTON, JEAN 

Columbus 
Delta Zeta; WOSU Radio Players; 
Y.W.C.A.; Spanish Club; 
Browning Dramatic Society 





KREAGER, RAYMOND F. 


Newark 
B.A. 
Delta Chi; Pershing Rifles; 
Scabbard and Blade 


LANKER, BERT R. 


Mt. Gilead 
B.A. 


LEVINSON, SHIRLEY R. 
Washington, D. C. 
B.A. 


Sigma Delta Tau, Secretary; 


Mirrors; Chimes; Makio, Sophomore 


Editor; Ohio Stater 


LUCAS, CATHERINE 
Akron 


B.A. 
Y.W.C.A.; Le Cercle Francais; 
Independent Women’s Association 


KUDER, ROBERT CLARENCE 


Bowling Green 
B.A. 
Undergraduate Mathematics Club, 
President; American Chemical 
Society 


LAVENDER, JANICE CORRINE 
Mansfield 


Delta Gamma; Mid-Mirrors; 
Strollers; Browning Dramatic 
Society; Makio, Feature Editor 


LEVY, EVELYN SHIRLEY 
Jackson, Tennessee 


B.A. 

Sigma Delta Tau, President; 
Hillel Cabinet; Women’s 
Panhellenic Association, Publicity 
Chairman; Y.W.C.A.; Links 


MacQUIGG, DAVID E. 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Acacia 


KUTTNER, HARRIET 
New York City 
B.A. 
Phi Alpha Tau; Hillel Players; 
American Student Alliance 


LEEB, MOE 
Cleveland 
B.A. 
Phi Eta Sigma; Hillel Student 
Council; Tennis Team 


LIGHT, ROBERT MELVIN 

Lima 
B.A. 
Phi Gamma Delta; Romophos; 
Strollers; Scarlet Mask; Scarlet Key; 
Cheerleading Squad; Intramural 
Manager 


MAHAFFEY, HOWARD W. 


West Union 
B.A. 
Phi Chi 


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MANN, ELIZABETH A. 
Louisville, Kentucky 


B.A. 
Sigma Delta Tau 


McFADDEN, TOM JOHNSTON 


Carrollton 
B.Sc. in Jour. 
Sigma Nu; Lantern, Editor; 
Kappa Tau Alpha, Vice-President; 
Ohio Staters, Inc.; Student Senate; 
Sigma Delta Chi 


MOORE, BETTY ELOISE 


Columbus 
B.A. 


NEUBACH, FRANK GERRY 
Springville. New York 

B.A. 

Independent Men’s Association; 

Kappa Kappa Psi; Y.M.C.A.; 

Marching Band 


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MANNEY,. MARY M. 


Columbus 
B.A: 
Newman Club;. Glider..Club; 
Religion-in-Life»sWeek 
Committee 


MILLER, MARIETTA 

Franklin 
B.A. 
Sigma Kappa, Vice-President; 
Browning Dramatic Society; 
Women’s Panhellenic Association, 
Representative; University Grange 


MORABITO, JOSEPH FRANCIS 
Massillon 


B.A. 
Varsity Baseball 


OVERTON, VIRGINIA B. 


Milwaukee, Wisconsin 
B.A. 
Independent Men’s Association; 
Student Labor Board; House 
Presidents’ Assembly; American 
Student Alliance 


MASON, GLADYS EMMA 
Cleveland 


B.A. 
Chimes; Mortar Board; «YeW.C.A., 
Vice President; Phi Alpha Theta 


MINOR, WILLIAM JOHN 


Columbus 
B.A. 


MOSERMJANELLE LUCILLE 
Warren 


B.A. 
Lantern, Ghurch Editor; 
Journalism Key 


PALMER, PATRICIA DUNCAN 


Columbus 
B.A. 


Kappa Kappa Gamma; Mid-Mirrors; 


Mirrors; Boot and Saddle 


By 


OVetorA 


McFADDEN, CARL HENRY 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Beta Theta Pi 


MITCHELL, JEAN LESLIE 


Suffern, New \York 
B.Aj 
Kappa Delta; House Assembly; 
Links; Y.W.C.A. 


NEFF. EIZABETH ANNE 


Columbus 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Delta Delta; Mortar Board; 
Chi Delta Phi; Ohio Stater, 
Art Editor; Peace Mobilization 
Committee; Pi Lambda Theta; 
Pen and Brush Club; Women’s 
Glee Club; Boot and Saddle; 
¥.W.C.A. 


PEARCE, HELEN PATRICIA 
Cleveland 

B.A. 

Pi Beta Phi; Y.W.C.A.; French Club; 

Spanish Club; Strollers 








PFENING, HELEN JEAN 
Columbus 


B.A. 
Kappa Alpha Theta 


PRIEST, ROBERT J. 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Editor of 1938 Makio; Y.M.C.A. 
Cabinet; Director of 1937 Freshman 
Camp; Ohio Staters, Inc.; Scarlet 
Mask; Council on Student Affairs 


RATCHFORD, ROBERT LEE 
Willard 


B.A. 
Alpha Tau Omega 


ROBERTS, MARY ELIZABETH 
Wheeling, West Virginia 


B.A. 
Boot and Saddle; Swan Club 





PIERCE, ELLEN JEAN 
Columbus 
B.A. 


Delta Gamma, Rush Chairman; 
Women’s Panhellenic Association, 
Representative; Y.W.C.A., Vice 
President; Strollers 


PURSLEY, RICHARD R. 


Columbus 
B.A. 


REES, JEAN MARIE 


Dover 
B.Sc. in Jour. : 
Chi Omega; Ohio Stater; WOSU 
Players; Lantern; Women’s 
Panhellenic Association, Vice 
President; Advisor for Freshman 
Panhellenic; Orchesis; Vocational 
Information Conference Committee 


ROBERTSON, RALPH CLYDE 
Sparta 
B.A. 


POFFENBERGER, JEAN C. 
Cleveland Heights 

B.Sc in Jour. 

Pi Beta Phi; Theta Sigma Phi, 

Secretary, Treasurer; Dormitory 

Assembly; Chi Delta Phi, Vice 

President; St. Hilda’s Hall, 

President 


QUINN, HERBERT 
Cincinnati 

B.A. 

Phi Sigma Delta 


RICH, JOSEPH R. 

East Liverpool 
B.A. 
Zeta Beta Tau; Pi Sigma Alpha; 
Ohio Stater; Marching Band; 
Freshman Y.M.C.A Council 


ROBINSON, ROBERT WALDO 


Urbana 
B.Sc. in Jour. 
Stadium Club; Lantern; 
Sundial; Tennis Team 


POOL, JOHN G. 


Dayton 
B.Sc. in Jour. 
Phi Delta Theta 


RANDALL, DAVID PHILIP 
Columbus 
A 


Phi Delta Theta; Scarlet Mask 


ROBERTS, JEANNE ELIZABETH 
Springfield 
B.A. 


ROTH, VYOLA ANN 


Cleveland 
B.A. 
Scholaris; Strollers; Pi Sigma Alpha; 
Sundial; Independent Women’s 
Association; Archery Club; 
Mirrors; Radio Players 


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ROWLES, DONALD F. 

Lancaster 
B.A. ; 
Acacia; Nu Sigma Nu; Council of 
Fraternity Presidents; Y.M.C.A.; 
Junior Class Cabinet 


SATTLER, GEORGE PHILIP 
Mansfield 

B.Sc. in Jour. 

Tau Kappa Epsilon; Ohio Stater, 

Associate Editor, Editor; Lantern, 

News Editor, Circulation 

Manager; Strollers 


SCHIFFGEN, ROBERT 


Akron 
B.A. 
Newman Club 


JOSEPH 


SIEGEL, EDYTHE C. 


Shaker Heights 
B.A. 
Sigma Delta Tau; Scholaris 


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RUNNER, ALFRED GEORGE 
Sandusky 
B.A 


Delia Tau Delta 


SCHAEFER;—MARY, ELIZABETH 
Pomeroy 
B.A. 


Kappa Alpha Theta; Women’s 
Glee Club; Y.W.C.A. 


SEARIGHT, PATRICIA A. 
Toledo 

B.A. 

Kappa Kappa Gamma 


SIGLER, JOHN WILTSHIRE 


Chillicothe 
B.A. 
Phi Delta Theta; Strollers; 
Scarlet Mask; Ohio Staters, Inc.; 
1938 Makio, Business Manager; 
Sphinx 





RXY¥AN, PAUL THOMAS 
Oxford, New York 


B.A. 
Pistol, Club; Rifle Club 


SCHAEFFER.“ FRANKLIN H. 
Mansfield 
B.A. 


SERUTO,y JOSEPH 
einen Conneéticut 


Student Chemical §6ciety; 
American “Chemical “Society; 
Swimming Téam 


SILLS, CLARENCE FRANK 


South Euclid 
B.A. 
Chi Phi; Scabbard and Blade 


CVEOVS 


SAGE, HARRY MORTON 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Kappa Sigma; Freshman 
Football Manager 


SCHAFFNER, GRACE ODILE 


Columbus 
B.Sci in Jour. 
Sigma Kappa; Mortar Board; 
Phi #Beta Kappa; Browning 
Dramatic Society) Business 
Manager; Links; Theta Sigma Phi, 
President; Kappa ,Tau Alpha; 
Ohio Stater; Makio; Scholaris, 
Treasurér, SOphomore Class 
Cabinet; Senior Prom, Co-Chairman 
of »Publicity? Women’s Panhellenic 
Asotiation; Chi Delta Phi; Lantern 


SHARP, KATHARINE C. 
Columbus 


B.A, 
Kappa Alpha Theta; Browning 
Dramatic Society 


SISSON, JOHN F. 
Columbus 
A 


BA. 

Beta Theta Pi; Ohio Staters;-inc.; 
Homecoming Chairman; Dad's Dey 
Chairman; Student Senate? 
Romophos; Bucket and Dipper 











SMITH, ROBERT J. 
New Philadelphia 
B.A. 
Glider Club; Student Chemical 
Society, Treasurer 


SORN, MARGARET ELLEN 
Albany, New York 
A 


B.A. 
Kappa Delta; Y.W.C.A.; Links 


STEINBERG, JACQUELINE 


New Orleans, Louisiana 
B.A. 
Sigma Delta Tau 


STOREY. JEAN 


Columbus 
B.A. 


Kappa Kappa Gamma; Y.W.C.A.; 


Theta Sigma Phi; Browning 
Dramatic Society; Lantern; 


Mid-Mirrors; Women’s Recreation 





SMITH, WILLIAM C., JR. 
Columbus 


B.A. 
Varsity Wrestling 


SPRINGER, JANE LOUISE 
Columbus 

B.A. 

Delta Gamma; Y.W.C.A., 

Freshman Cabinet 


STEPHENS, ROBERT TRUBY 
Akron 

B.A. 

Delta Tau Delta; Scabbard and 

Blade; Freshman Polo Teem; 

Polo Club 


STOVER, WILMER WALLACE 


Columbus 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 


Delta Tau Delta; Y.M.C.A., Senior 


Cabinet; Scabbard and Blade; 
Arts College Council; Freshman 


Association; Spur Club; Swan Club Activities; Cosmopolitan Club 


SNELL, BETTY JANE 


Lancaster 
B.A. 


SQUIRES, EUGENE B. 


Cleveland Heights 
B.Sc. in Jour. 
Phi Sigma Delta; Hillel; 
Lantern, Business Manager 


STEVENS, ROBERT M. 


Batavia, New York 
B.A. 


STREGEVSKY, SAM 
Columbus 

B.A, 

Philosophy Club; Eta Sigma Phi 


SNYDER, BETSY JORDAN 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Kappa Alpha Theta; Orchesis 


STARR, HUGH SAWYER 


Mt. Sterling 
B.A. 
Tel’a Tau Delta; 
Freshman Swimming Manager 


STONE, KATHRYN LOUISE 
Vincennes, Indiana 

B.Sc. in App. Opt. 

Student Optometric Association 


SUMMERS, JAMES SANNS 
Columbus 


B.A. 
Beta Theta Pi 


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SWICK, LEO E. 
Springfield 
A 


Sigma Gamma Epsilon 


TICE, SHIRLEY ANN 


Columbus 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Delta Delta; Strollers; 
Browning Dramatic Society; 
Scholaris; French Club 


VINES, MARY JANE 


Columbus 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Delta Delta, President; 1938 
Makio, Associate Editor; Scholaris; 
Chimes; Mortar Board, President; 
Student Court; Strollers; Browning 
Dramatic Society 


WEISMAN, JEAN ANTO:NETTE 


Newark 
B.A. 
Sigma Delta Tau, Vice President; 
Scholaris; Chimes, Secretary; 


Mortar Board; Women’s Self 
Government Association, Senior 
Out-of-Town Representative; Links; 
Mid-Mirrors; Strollers; Browning 
Dramatic Society; Peace 
Mobilization Committee; University 
Writers Association; Licking County 
Club, Secretary; Y.W.C.A; Makio 
Advisory Board; Hillel Student 
Council; Hillel Players, President, 
Secretary 


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SWINEFORD, MERLE JBANNE 
Columbus 

B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 

Alpha Phi; Pi Lambda Theta; 

Arts College Council; Browning 

Dramatic Society; Forum Club 


TINKLER, -VIRGINIAg GERTRUDE 


Columbus 
B.A. 


WALL, MARY EDITH 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Phi Mu, Vice President; 
Y.W.C.A.; Links 


WHITEHEAD, KATHERINE V. 


Columbus 
B.A., B.Sc. in Ed. 


TAYLOR) RICHARD. ISGRIG 
Columbis 


B.A. 


Phi Gamma Delta; Sigma Delta Chi, 
Vice President; Bucket and Dipper; 
Sphinx; Sundial, Edite#} Strollers, 
President; Scarlet Magk, Scenario 
Director; Lantern Staff; -Freshman 
Handbook; Toastmastérs;Board of 
Student Publications; Student 
Senate; Ohio Staters; Ine), Vice 
President; Freshman Fenéing \Team; 
Homecoming, Cerémorties 
Chairman, Enteyfainnient 
Committee 


TWEEDLE, EARL ROBERT 
Walton, New York 


B.A. 
Alpha Tau Omega; Marching Band 


WARREN, JOHN RUSSELL 


Euclid 
B.A. 
Kappa, Si@ma; Freshman Football; 
Y.M.C-AWeaSenier Cabinet; 
Interracial CoureilggArts: College 
CouncilsStudent Senate, 
Freshman Secretary 


WILCOX, BARBARA BAUTER 
Columbus 


B.A. 

Delta Delta Delta; Y.W.C.Ay 
President, Treasurer; Student 
Senate; Mortar Board; Chimes; 
Boot and Saddle; Women’s Ohio; 
Arts College Council; Scholaris; 
Mirrors 


She 


CPEOPA 


Crestline 
B.A. 
Pi Kappa Alpha 


VAN METER, JOHN C. 


Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania 
B.A. 
Acacia 


WEAVER, LEE THOMAS 
Maumee 


BA. 

Alpha-Tau Omega, President; 
Strollers; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; 
Council of Fraternity Presidents 


WILDERMUTH, FRANCES 
Columbus 

B-A., B.Sc. in Ed. 

Kapsa Kappa Gamma; Scholaris; 

Freshnian Women’s Panhellenic 

Association 








WINZELER, RUTH HENRIETTA 
Bryan 

B.A. 

Y.W.C.A.; Women’s Recreation 

Association; Women’s Golf Club, 

President; Outing Club 


WOODARD, CAROLYN H. 
Akron 

B.A. 

Alpha Gamma Delta; Chi Delta Phi, 

Treasurer; Boot and Saddle 


YOLLES, ADA 
Cleveland 

B.A. 

Scholaris; Hillel 


BOROWITZ, HARRY 


Brooklyn, New York 
B.Sc. in App. Opt. 
Ohio State Student Optometric 
Association 





WISEMAN, DONALD DOVER 


Zanesville 
B.Sc. in Jour. 
Independent Men’s Association, 
Vice President; Strollers; The 
Independent, Editor 


WOOLEY, CLYDE EDWARD 
Columbus 

B.A. 

Alpha Sigma Phi; Council of 

Fraternity Presidents 


BUENAU, JOHN EDWARD 
Albany, New York 

B.Sc. in App. Opt. 

Epsilon Psi Epsilon, Vice President; 

Ohio State Student Optometric 

Association 


WONG, AH FOO 
Cincinnati 


YANTES, JEANNE 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Delta Gamma; Mortar Board; 
Browning Dramatic Society; 
Arts College Council; Boot and 
Saddle; Makio Staff 


CAGEN, HAROLD 


New York City 
B.Sc. in App. Opt. 
Phi Beta Delta, President; Council 
of Fraternity Presidents; Hillel, 
Publicity Director; Ohio State 
Student Optometric Association 


WOOD, JANE CECELIA 


Columbus 
B.A. 
Kappa Kappa Gamma, President; 
Chimes; Mortar Board, Vice 
President; Browning Dramatic 
Society; Women’s Self Government 
Association; Student Court 


YARMAN, P. ELIZABETH 
Columbus 

B.A. 

Orchesis 


FENTON, CARL FREDERICK, JR. 
Wayne, Pennsylvania 

B.Sc. in App. Opt. 

Sigma Nu; Epsilon Psi Epsilon; 

Ohio State Student Optometric 

Association 


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GINSBERG, MURRAY IRVING 
New York City 

B.Sc. in App. Opt. 

Ohio State Student Optometric 

Association 


KURTZ, JACK HORACE 

Akron 
B.Sc. in App. Opt. 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Epsilon Psi 
Epsilon; Strollers; Ohio State 
Student Optometric Association; 
Intramural Manager 


OCKULY, GLENN FRANCIS 


Marysville 
B.Sc. in App. Opt. 


STURGES, ROBERT G. 

Troy, New York 
B.Sc. in App. Opt. 
Sigma Chi; Epsilon Psi Epsilon; 
Ohio State Student Optometric 
Association, Vice President 


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HOFSTETTER, HENRY W. 


Middlefield 
B.Sc. in App.,Opt, 
Epsilon Psi .Epsilon,Secretary; 
Ohio State Studert-Optometric 
Association Presidents Independent 
Mén‘s Association) Tfustee; 
Junior Scholarship’ Award 


MASLING, BERNARD=¥» 


Rochester, New York 
B.Sc. in App. Opt. 
Ohio State Student Optometric 
Association 


RICHARDSON, FREDERICK W. 
Warren 

B.Sc. in App. Opt. 

Epsilon Psi Epsilon; Ohio State 

Student Optometric Association, 

Treasurer 


TEITELBAUM, ISRAEL 
Johnstown, Pennsylvania 

B.Sc. in App. Opt. 

Hillel; Ohio State Student 

Optometric Association 


JAUCH, RICHARD KARL 
Columbus 

B.Sc. jin App. Opt. 

Epsilon Psi Epsilon;Ohio State 

Student Optometric’ Association 


MASON) KENNETH CHARLES 
Springfield 

B.Sc. in App. Opt 

Sigma\Alpha Epsilon; Epsilon Psi 

Epsilon; Strollers; Ohio Stater 

Staff; Lutheran Leaque; Ohio State 

Student \Optometric ‘Association 


ROTH, JOSEPH MILTON 
NewYork City 

BySc. in Appl Op, 

Alpha.Epsilon Pi," President; 

Freshman, Activities}, Council of 

Fraternity Presidents;’ Hillel 

Cabinet 


VOLK, DAVID 

Cleveland Heights 
B.Sc. in App. Opt. 
Phi Sigma Delta; Varsity Swimming 
Team; Ohio State Student 
Optometric Association 


Vt 


OVAOVS 


KEHOE, JOHN CLAIRE 

Flint, Michigan 
B.Sc. if App. Opt. 
Epsilom Pst Epsilon, President; 
Basketbal? ‘Manager; Council of 
Fraternity “Presidents; Newman 
Club>’.Ohie» State Student 
Optometsie Alsociation 


MINDLIN, BERNARD TOM 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. im App. Opt. 
Phi Epsilon Pi, President, Treasurer; 
Varsity, Wrestling \Captain 


SILVERSTEIN, FRED 


Tottenville, New York 
B.Sc. in App. Opt. 
Phi Beta Delta; Freshman Baseball; 
Varsity Baseball; Council of 
Fraternity Presidents; Interfraternity 
Pledge Council 


ZENTNER, "WERNER CARL 
Cleveland 

B.Se. in App. ty 

Epsiton Psi lon, Secretary: 

intramural Manager; Ohid' State 

Student Optometric Association 








5 College af 
= C, nee oe | eo ninistration 






Dean Weidler 


The College of Commerce and Administration is 
rapidly developing into one of the most popular 
colleges on the Ohio State campus. Graduates of 
this school are so well qualified that they have been 
able to build up a reputation which has been a great 
aid in increasing the enrollment of this college to 
one of the largest enrollments on the campus. 


Today a student must acquire thorough knowl- 
edge, both practical and theoretical, in his particular 
line of interest. The College of Commerce is dedi- 
cated to this training, aiming to fit the student for 
any business field by providing a liberal business 
background. Specialized curricula are offered in 
accounting, marketing, finance and banking, and 
public administration. 


Many new features have been incorporated into 
the college program. In 1923, the Bureau of Busi- 
ness Research was established to study the trends 
of modern business and to serve as a practical lab- 
oratory. The Commerce Extension Course, which 
maintained classes for ten years in many Ohio cities 
for persons interested in modern business methods, 
was discontinued in 1935 because of financial diffi- 
culties. Plans are being made for the re-establish- 
ment of the course. 


Dean Walter C. Weidler and Junior Dean Charles 
Reeder are in charge of this college. 





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RUMI Resta oA ULC OTST i. -2- se anescepaneseaea- cust -2ss=0 346 
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Degress: Granted <i-1.s.iccssncrsancnnect cscs 301 Junior Dean Reeder 
eR Taser trae ea nesta cto ea Neasseaeecawecenens= 120 
Second in enrollment to the University Professor Welsh 


of California. 


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Mh hio CVLOPS 


ALLEN, VERA JEAN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Pi Beta Phi; Mortar Board, 
Secretary; Women’s Ohio, 
Secretary; Women’s Self 
Government Association, 
Junior Town Representative, 
Senior Town Representative, 
Sophomore Secretary; 
Mid-Mirrors; Mirrors; Links; 
Y.W.C.A. 


AMOS, ELNORE CLARK 
Scio 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


BANKS, KENNETH M. 


Ford City, Pa. 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Sigma Pi, Treasurer; 
Commerce Council; 
Industrial Management 
Club; Scarlet Mask; Society 
for Advancement of 
Management; Fraternity 
Managers Association 


BAUGHMAN, WILLIAM T. 


Youngstown 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Rifle Club 


BENDROTH, EARL W. 


Canton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


ALVAREZ, COMAS M. 
Guantanamo, Oriente, 


Cuba 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


ANDERSON, WILLIAM O. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Eta Sigma 


BANKS, ROBERT EARL 


Canton 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Chi Phi, President; Track 
Team; Rifle Team 


BAUM, RAYMOND JOHN 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm, 
Tau Kappa Epsilon 


BEOUGHER, HOWARD L. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Pershing Rifles 


AMADEO, JOAQUIN J. 
Guantanamo, Oriente, 


Cuba 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


ARMSTRONG, PAUL W. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


BARRETT, THOMAS J. 


Youngstown 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Ohio 
Stater; Newman Club 


BECKER, KENNARD W. 


Bedford, Indiana 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Delta Theta; Ohio 
Staters, Inc., President; 
Student Senate; Quadrangle 
Jesters; Ohio State Engineer, 
Associate Editor; 
Toastmasters; Scarlet and 
Gray, Chairman; Student 
Society of Industrial 
Engineers; Council of 
Fraternity Presidents 


BERGER, PAUL F. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Pershing Rifles 





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CHUBB, RICHARD K. 


Cleveland Heights 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


CICCARELLO, VINCENT 


Vineland, New Jersey 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


COFFMAN, MARY L. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


BERNARD, FRED E. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Kappa Psi; Fraternity 
Affairs, Assistant Secretary; 
Ohio Staters, Inc., Executive 
Vice President; Romophos, 
Treasurer; Strollers; Rally 
Chairman; Homecoming 
Committee; Foreign Trade 
Club 


BOEHME, DONALD W. 
Springfield 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


BROWN, JUNE-LEE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Zeta; Y.W.C.A.; 
Newman Club; Links, 
Publicity Committee; Sociad 
Club 





BIRNBAUM, LILLIAN P. 
Cleveland Heights 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Sigma Alpha Sigma; 

Avukah, Secretary 


BOWEN, FRANCES IRENE 


Malone, New York 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Kappa Delta; Browning 
Dramatic Society; Y.W.C.A.; 
Strollers 


BURNETT, BETTY LOU 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Alpha Xi Delta, President; 
Mirrors; Browning Dramatic 
Society; Y.W.C.A.; Industrial 
Management Club 


COHEN, EVELYN 


Canton 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 


BLISS, KEITH 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Sigma Chi; Romophos; 
Bucket and Dipper; Varsity 
Football; Ohio Staters, Inc., 
President; Varsity “O” 
Association, President; 
Y.M.C.A.; Scarlet Mask; 
Student Senate; Freshman 
Secretary; Senator; 
Freshman Activities; 
Strollers 


BRASSEUX, EMMETT L. 


Abbeville, Louisiana 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Theta Kappa Phi; Strollers; 
Commerce Council; Foreign 
Trade Club 


BYERLY, LELAND A. 


Erie, Pennsylvania 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm.; B.A. 
Delta Upsilon; Commerce 
College Council, President; 
Student Senate; Scarlet 
Mask; Forum Club; Scarlet 
and Gray Party, Vice Chair- 
man; Swimming Manager; 
Freshman Y.M.C.A. 


CONNER, HARRIET A. 
Columbus 


B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Gamma 


(959 


Independent Men’s Phi Chi Theta; Newman 
Association; Y.M.C.A. Club, Secretary, Social 
Chairman 


CROMWELL, FORREST W. 
Bryan 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Kappa Delta Rho 








Wikio CVLOVS 


CRONK, CARL POWERS 


Lakewood 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Kappa Delta Rho, President; 
Polo Club 


CUSICK, JAY HOWARD 


Zanesville 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Industrial Manager’s Club; 
Society for Advancement of 
Management 


DEHMER, CHARLES S. 
Tiffin 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Sigma Chi, Treasurer; 

Quadrangle Jesters; Sundial. 

Assistant Business Manager; 

Strollers; Scarlet Mask; 

Fraternity Managers’ Asso- 

ciation, Board of Directors 


EBERSOL, JANE DARRAH 


Pittsburgh, Pa. 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Kappa Alpha Theta; 
Women’s Self Government 
Association, Sophomore 
Representative, Senior 
Representative, Treasurer; 
Y.W.C.A.; Ohio Students’ 
Party Associated 


EVANS, MARGARET A. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Delta Delta Delta; Y.W.C.A.; 
Mid-Mirrors 


CROOK, GEORGE wW. 
Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Independent Men’s Associa- 
tion; International Relations 
Club; Y.M.C.A., Cabinet; 
Y.M.C.A. Freshman Council, 
Secretary; Forum Club 


DANESE, CAROLYN M. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Sociad; Y.W.C.A.; Sigma 
Alpha Sigma 


DEMPSEY, JOHN T. 


Norwalk 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


EMMERT, JEAN ANNETTA 
Cincinnati 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Beta Gamma Sigma 


FEREN, FAY 
Youngstown 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Sigma Alpha Sigma; Sociad; 
Student Labor Board 


CROSSEN, MORRIS C. 


Canton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


DAVIS, THOMAS EDGAR 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


DIXON, RUSSELL HUBERT 


St. John’s 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Tower Club, Treasurer; Glee 
Club, Vice President; Pistol 
Club; University Mixed 
Chorus 


EVANS, GLADYS E. 


Morehead, Kentucky 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Pi Beta Phi; Y.W.C.A.; 
Strollers; Sociad 


FERGUSON, ROBERT C. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Independent Men’s Associa- 
tion; Y.M.C.A.; Scarlet 
Mask; Foreign Policy Asso- 
ciation; Foreign Trade Club 





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FISCHER, JOSEPH F. 


Harrison 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


FREEDMAN, ARTHUR H. 


Canton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Mu Beta Chi, Secretary; 
Society for the Advancement 
of Management; Hillel 
Players; Hillel; Industrial 
Management Club 


GAY, LUCY SATTERLU 


Worthington 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Kappa Alpha Theta; 
Strollers; Y.W.C.A. 


r* 


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FLOHR, PAUL EUGENE 
Mansfield 


B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


Delta Upsilon; Scarlet Key; 


Strollers; Scarlet Mask; 


Senior Intramural Manager; 


Fraternity Affairs; Varsity 


“O” Association; Industrial 


Management Club 


FRIEDMAN, JEROME J. 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Mu Beta Chi; Tau Epsilon 

Rho; Forum; Military Ball 

Committee 


GEST, WILLIAM B. 


Mechanicsburg 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Sigma Chi 


GOTTIER, RICHARD C. 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Alpha Tau Omega; Indus- 

trial Management Club; 

Sundial; Ohio Stater; Scarlet 

Mask; Strollers 


HAAS, CASPER G. 


Cleveland Heights 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Sigma Delta; Council of 
Fraternity Presidents; Hillel 
Foundation 


FLUKE, NORRIS W. 


Ashland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Sigma Nu 


GARY, GRACE LaVERNE 
Cleveland 


B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


GIESSER, ROBERT R. 
Cleveland 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Tau Kappa Epsilon; Indus- 

trial Management Club; 

Y.M.C.A. 


GREIDER, HARRY D. 


Columbus 
R.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Industrial Management Club, 


‘rreasurer; Pistol! Club; 
Spanish Club 


HAMILTON, WILLIAM 


Dayton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Beta Alpha Psi, Secretary, 
Treasurer 


SBS, 





GRIMES, THOMAS HUGH 


Toledo 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Pi Kappa Alpha; Romophos; 
Freshman Activities; Student 
Activities; Makio; Scarlet 
Mask; Cross-Country Team; 
Track Team 


HAMMITT, COURTNEY C. 


Youngstown 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Kappa Kappa Psi; Varsity 
Band; Symphonic Band; 
Industrial Management 
Club; Symphony Orchestra 








Mikio CVLOVS 


HANIC, EMIL PETER 


Barberton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Theta Chi, President, Secre- 
tary; Newman Club, Execu- 
tive Committee; Young 
Men’s Democratic Club, 
Executive Committee 


HERRMANN, ROBERT W. 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Tau Kappa Epsilon; 
Industrial Management 
Club; Y.M.C.A. 


HILDEBRAND, SHEPARD 


Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Alpha Tau Omega, Treas- 
urer; Fraternity Managers’ 
Association; Interfraternity 
Pledge Council; Fraternity 
Affairs Office 


HOLMES, ALBERT G. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Kappa Psi 


ISAAC, CLARENCE A. 


Bexley 
B.Sc. in Bus. Acm. 
Zeta Beta Tau; Head Cheer- 
leader; Varsity ““O”': Scarlet 
Key; Ohio Staters, Inc.; 
Homecoming Rally Commit- 
tee, Chairman; Homecoming 
Entertainment Committee, 
Chairman; Scarlet Mask, 
Publicity Director; Chairman 
of Hospitality Committee for 
Southern California Game 


HARMOUNT, JANE C. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Kappa Alpha Theta; 
Strollers; Browning Dramatic 
Society; Glee Club; Sigma 
Alpha Sigma; Y.W.C.A. 


HERSHBERGER, MARY E. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Pi Beta Phi; Swan Club; 
Y.W.C.A.; Women’s Self 
Government Association; 
Boot and Saddle 


HOBBS, LINN W. 


Ashland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Upsilon, Secretary; 
Beta Alpha Psi; Freshman 
Activities; Strollers; Men’s 
Glee Club; University 
Chorus; Junior Class 
Cabinet; Commerce Council 


HOSTETTLER, OTTO KARL 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Strollers; Scarlet Mask 


JENKS, BEATRICE DIXON 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Strollers; Pomerene 
Advisory Board; Women’s 
£elf Government Association 


HAWISHER, HENRY A. 
Lima 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


Sigma Pi; Forum; Scarlet 
Mask 


HICKS, ERNEST LEE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Beta Alpha Psi; Band; 
Orchestra 


HOEFLINGER, DOROTHA 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Alpha Xi Delta; Orchestra; 
Industrial Management 
Club; Commerce College 
Council 


HUETER, O. WILLIAM 


Defiance 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


JORDAN, JACKSON A. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Sigma Chi; Fraternity 
Affairs; Strollers; Interfra- 
ternity Pledge Council; 
Campus County Clubs, 
Secretary; Student Court; 
Phi Delta Phi 





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KAHELIN, RENO C. 


Ashtabula 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Sigma Pi; Y.M.C.A.; 
Buckeye Club; Sophomore 
Class Cabinet; Phi Eta 
Sigma; Scabbard and Blade; 
Industrial Management Club 


KOHN, ARTHUR 


Delaware 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Alpha Epsilon Pi 


KREINBERG, JEROME JAY 


Cleveland Heights 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Beta Gamma Sigma; Student 
Senate; Varsity ““O” Associ- 
ation; Senior Intramural 
Manager; Commerce Coun- 
cil; Scarlet Key, Secretary 


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err” 
el 





KATZMAN, DORIS IRENE 


Utica, New York 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Links, Secretary; Hillel 
Players; Y.W.C.A.; Hillel 


KOREN, JULIETTE RITA 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Dormitory Assembly; Phi 
Chi Theta 


LAGEMAN, ALFRED E. 
Cleveland 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Delta Sigma Pi, President; 

Commerce Council; Council 

of Fraternity Presidents 


LEE, MARTHA QUINLAN 


Kalida 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Alpha Chi Omega; Orchesis; 
Forum Club, Vice President; 
Pomerene Advisory Board; 
Pomerene Bridge Commit- 
tee; Browning Dramatic 
Society; Freshman Debate 
Squad; Women’s Varsity 
Debate Team 


LONG, ELAINE MELROSE 


Versailles 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Y.W.C.A. 


KLOOS, ELSIE MARIE 


Alliance 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Delta Delta Delta; Makio 
Queen Court; Senior Prom 
Queen; Homecoming Queen 
Court 


KOVACICEK, IVAN L. 


Youngstown 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Newman Club; Y.M.C.A.; 
Lens and Shutter Club; 
Mahoning County Club 


LANDIS, LYLE McCLURE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Pershing Rifles; Concert 
Band; Marching Band; 
Orchestra; Strollers; Cord 
and Bar, Editor 


LEFKOWITZ, SAM H. 


Uhrichsville 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Mu Beta Chi; Hillel; Inde- 
pendent Men’s Association 


LOPEZ, CLARENCE E. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Alpha Tau Omega 


IR 





LIEDER, EMMA 
Cleveland 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Scholaris; Hillel Players; 

Strollers; Sigma Alpha 

Sigma; Hillel Student 

Council 


LYONS, RAYMOND T. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

















MacKENZIE, ARTHUR J. 


Swanton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Freshman Activities; 
Y.M.C.A.; Commerce 
Council; Strollers; 
Ohio Stater Staff 


MARCY, HAROLD C. 


Pierpont 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Forum Club; Industrial Man- 
agement Club; Y.M.C.A.; 
Ashtabula County Club, 
President; Columbus Junior 
Chamber of Commerce, 
Social Chairman 


McCLOSKEY, RICHARD H. 


Lakewood 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Sigma Pi, Secretary; 
Freshman Fencing; Varsity 
Fencing; Scarlet Mask; 
Commerce Council, Secre- 
tary-Treasurer; Industrial 
Management Club 


MERTIE, ROBERT BEAVER 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Beta Alpha Psi; Beta 
Gamma Sigma 


MILLER, MARJORIE L. 


Spencerville 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Alpha Xi Delta, Secretary; 
Sigma Alpha Sigma; 
Y.W.C.A. 


MAISEL, GERSON T. 


Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Sigma Delta 


MAY, RAYMOND E. 


Lakewood 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Newman Club; Labor Board; 
Forum Club, Radio 
Committee 


McMAHON, J. GERARD 


Lakewood 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Kappa; Freshman Track; 
Freshman Tennis; Freshman 
Activities; Interfraternity 
Pledge Council 


METCALF, ROBERT, JR. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Upsilon; Scabbard and 
Blade; Freshman Wrestling; 
Strollers 


MILLER, ROBERT W. 


Tarentum, Pennsylvania 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Kappa Sigma; Beta Gamma 
Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Phi 
Eta Sigma; Senior Class 
Cabinet; Fraternity 
Managers’ Association 


MANN, EVERETT EUGENE 


Cumberland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


MAYER, REGINALD D. 
Akron 


B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Lambda Chi Alpha 


MECHIR, GEORGE X. 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Varsity Tennis, Captain 


MEYER, BERNARD M. 
Cleveland Heights 

B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 

Phi Epsilon Pi, Vice Presi- 

dent; Sociad, President; 

Hillel Cabinet; Student 

Labor Board 


MILLISOR, ROBERT E. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 





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NEGELSPACH, HAROLD 


NUGENT, THOMAS J. 
Lima Austinburg Lima 


OBENOUR, ROBERT W. 


B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Beta Alpha Psi; 
Commerce Council 


B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Sigma Pi; Strollers; Forum 
Club; Scarlet Mask 


PARKS, HENRY, JR. 


Dayton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Alpha Phi Alpha, President; 
Koada Council, President; 


OLDHAM, ANNA C. PARRISH, JOHN B. 


z Student Senate; Y.M.C.A., Columbus 
Sidney Senior Cabinet; Interacial B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Council Sigma Chi 





MOCK, LAWRENCE E. 


Zanesville 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Varsity 
Hillel Players, Business “O"” Association; Student 
Manager; Makio, Sophomore Senate; Scarlet Mask; Com- 


MINTZ, LEO K. 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Tau Epsilon Phi, President; 


MOORMAN, JOHN H. 


Canton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Industrial Management Club 


Business Manager; Council merce College Council; 

of Fraternity Presidents; Scarlet Key; Senior Tennis 
Strollers; Hillel Cabinet; Manager; Senior Wrestling 
Pledge and Social Relations Manager 


Committee 


MORRIS, GEORGE W. 
New Lexington 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Beta 
MORRETT, JOHN JOSEPH Alpha Psi 
Springfield 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


MORGAN, DONALDINE 


Columbus 


B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. ; 
Phi Chi Theta; Links; Beta Theta Pi; Y.M.C.A., 


Y.W.C.A.; Pomerene President; Cosmopolitan 


Advisory Board; Strollers; Club; Toastmasters; Inter- 
Sundial Staff national House Club; 


Scarlet Mask 
NEFF, ROBERT H. 


Canfield 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Freshman Activities, 


MOYER, GARNET L. 


Leavittsburg 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Sigma Alpha Sigma; 
University Grange 


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MUSSER, ARTHUR B. 
Wapakoneta 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Sigma Chi; Scarlet Mask; 

Strollers 


President; Independent 
Men’s Association; Makio; 
Y.M.C.A., Treasurer, 


Advisory Board; Commerce 


Council; Romophos; Debate 
Squad 


ES, 

















PEREZ-PUBILLONES, A. 


Guantanamo, Cuba 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


POSTLE, MARJORIE SUE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Chi Theta; Archery 
Club; Commerce Sorority, 
President; Y.W.C.A. 


RABINOWITZ, ADOLPH 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Mu Beta Chi; Phi Eta 
Sigma 


RAPPORT, MILTON H. 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Epsilon Pi, President; 
Mu Beta Chi, President; Phi 
Eta Sigma; Hillel, Cabinet, 
Junior Council, Chairman of 
Prom; Council of Fraternity 
Presidents; Commerce 
Council; Scarlet Key; Fresh- 
man Basketball, Manager 


RAYBURN, KATHERYNE L. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Mortar Board, Treasurer; 
Women’s Self Government 
Association; Siama Alpha 
Sigma; Browning Dramatic 
Society; Independent 
Women’s Association 


PFEIFFER, RICHARD C. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


PREIS, RHEA JEAN 


Norwalk 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Woman's Self Government 
Association, Second Vice 
President; University House 
Assembly, Chairman; Hillel 


RAJKOVICH, JOHN J. 


Brookfield 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Mu Delta, Editor of 
Publication, Sergeant-at- 
Arms 


RATCLIFF, MARJORIE F. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Delta Delta; Strollers; 
Browning Dramatic Society; 
Makio, Associate Business 
Manager; Homecoming 
Committee 


REARICK, KENNETH E. 
Columbiana 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Sun- 

dial; Scarlet Mask 


PIPER, ARTHUR JOSEPH 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


PRESGRAVE, CARL L. 
Perrysburg 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Buckeye Club, Preceptor; 

Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Alpha 

Psi 


RANDOLPH, WILLIAM F. 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Marching Band; Kappa 

Kappa Psi 


RAUSCH, LLOYD M. 
Marysville 


B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Sigma Pi 


REED, DON A. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Gamma Delta; Polo 
Team; Scarlet Mask; 
Strollers 





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REINES, DAN 


Cleveland Heights 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Sigma Delta 


REYNOLDS, WILLIAM A. 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Sigma Chi; Pershing Rifles; 

Strollers; Forum Club; 

W.O.S.U. Players; Aviation 

Club 


RUCKER, WILSON SMITH 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


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REMY, RICHARD LOUIS 


Mansfield 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Beta Alpha Psi 


RODGERS, MILES E. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Tau Kappa Epsilon 


SANKEY, DOUGLAS W. 


Lakewood 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 
President; Council of 
Fraternity Presidents 


SCHMITT, MAX F. 
Springfield 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Beta Alpha Psi 


SCHOLES, MARGARET R. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Sigma Alpha Sigma 


RENTSCH, JOHN E. 


Sandusky 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Kappa Psi 


RUBEN, MARCUS M. 
Leipsic 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Tau Epsilon Phi; Hillel; 

Freshman Football; 

Freshman Basketball 


SAVELAND, MALCOLM H. 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Chi Phi, Treasurer; Romo- 
phos; Fraternity Affairs, 
Sophomore Secretary; Ohio 
Staters, Inc., Chairman of 
Board; Strollers 





SCHNEIDER, WILLIAM S. SCHOENBAUM, ALEX 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Scabbard and Blade; 
Independent Men’s Associ- 
ation; Scarlet Mask; 
Pistol Club 


SCOTT, HERMAN 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Mu Beta Chi 


DES 


Huntington, W. Va. 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Sigma Delta; Romophos; 
Bucket and Dipper; Inter- 
fraternity Pledge Council; 
Ohio Staters, Inc.; Varsity 
Football; Homecoming 
Committee; Howdy Day, 
Chairman 


SCOTT, JEAN ELIZABETH 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
Mid-Mirrors; Y.W.C.A.; 
Scholaris; Mirrors 








Mhio CVLOVS 


SENN, JOHN E. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Acacia; Y.M.C.A. 


SEYBOLD, MARSHALL R. 


Mansfield 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Cosmopolitan Club; Indus- 
trial Management Club; 
Society for the Advancement 
of Management; Y.M.C.A. 


SHOOLROY, ROSS S. 


Wooster 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Chi Phi; Football, Freshman, 
Sophomore Manager; Stu- 
dent Activities, Freshman, 
Sophomore Staffs; Y.M.C.A.; 
Freshman Activities 


SLAGLE, LeVERNNE B. 


Bucyrus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Y.M.C.A., Senior Cabinet; 
Independent Men’‘s Associ- 
ation; Peace Mobilization 
Committee, Chairman; 
Cosmopolitan Club, Presi- 
dent; Student Labor Board 


SMITH, FRANCIS L. 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Pi Kappa Alpha; Varsity 

Baseball 


SENNISH, GEORGE W. 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


SHAPIRO, ELMER JAMES 


Cleveland Heights 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Zeta Beta Tau; Phi Eta 
Sigma; Y.M.C.A.; Fraternity 
Affairs Office; Commerce 
Council; Interfraternity 
Pledge Council; Romophos; 
Council of Fraternity Presi- 
dents; Hillel Cabinet; Ohio 
Staters, Inc. 


SIGAFOOS, GEORGE W. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Upsilon; Scarlet Mask; 
Fraternity Affairs; Football 
Manager 


SMITH, ALBERT H. 


Canton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


SMITH, GAIL JESSIE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Chi Theta, Treasurer; 
Kappa Phi; Pomerene Social 
Committee; Y.W.C.A.; Links; 
Pomerene Guest Night 
Committee 


SENDERLING, ELIZABETH 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Scholaris; Student Wives, 
President, Secretary; 
Sigma Alpha Sigma 


SHERMAN, JOSEPH B. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Upsilon; Fraternity 
Affairs Office 


SIMSON, THEODORE R. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Alpha Epsilon Pi; Student 
Senate, Freshman Secretary; 
University Contract Bridge 
Championship; Hillel 
Players 


SMITH, ALLEN J. 
Canton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Men’s Glee Club; University 
Chorus 


SMUK, IRVIN ROLAND 


Garfield Heights 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Indevendent Men’s Associ- 
ation, Honorary Member 





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SOLE, ANNE 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Avukah, Secretary 


STEINMAN, CHARLES F. 


Bexley 
B.A., B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Tennis Team 


STRANDBURG, ROBERT H. 


Jamestown, New York 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Theta Kappa Phi; Wrestling 
Team 


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STAUFFER, BLAKE ELNO 


Sharon Center 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


Acacia, President; Men’s 
Glee Club; Y.M.C.A., 
Executive Council; Lens and 
Shutter Club 


STIMAC, JOHN N. 


Valhalla, New York 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Pershing 
Rifles; Freshman Cross 
Country Team; Newman 
Club; Industrial Manage- 
ment Club; Society for 
Advancement of Manage- 
ment Club 


TAYLOR, MIRIAM JANE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Sigma Alpha Sigma; 
Mid-Mirrors; Sundial Staff; 
Sociad; Student Labor 
Board; Y.W.C.A. 


TORNBERG, ROSALIND 


Plainfield, New Jersey 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


TURVY. WADE E. 
London 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Lambda Chi Alpha; Beta 

Alpha Psi; Scabbard and 

Blade 


STEINFURTH, PAUL F. 


Youngstown 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Delta Upsilon 


STONE, JACK MELVIN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


THOMPSON, JOHN W. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. ' 
Delta Sigma Pi 


TRASIN, MARGARET R. 
Glouster 

B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 

Hillel Players; Sigma Alpha 

Sigma, Vice President 


VALENTINE, DELBERT C. 


Alliance 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Society for Advancement of 
Management; Industrial 
Management Club, Vice 
President 


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TREWETZ, DANIEL H. 


Salem 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


VANOSDALL, ARTHUR A. 
Ashland 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Phi Gamma Delta; Scarlet 

Mask; Y.M.C.A. 











VEH, ELSIE JOSEPHINE 
Gibsonburg 

B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 

Delta Gamma, President; 

Strollers; Y.W.C.A.; 

Scholaris; Fraternity Man- 

agers’ Association, Board of 

Trustees; Mid-Mirrors 


WEISLOGEL, ROBERT L. 
Chillicothe 


B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Phi Delta Theta 


WILLIAMS, EDWIN J. 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Alpha Phi Alpha 


WARSHAVSKY, LEO M. 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Zeta Beta Tau; Freshman 
Polo; Polo Club; Press Club; 
Ohio Stater, Business Man- 
ager; Scarlet Mask; Tau 
Epsilon Rho 


WELLS, BETTY ROSE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
University Student Relations 
Council; Mid-Mirrors; 
Y.W.C.A., Membership and 
Executive Councils; Pocket 
Testament League, Vice 
President, Secretary, 
Treasurer; Browning Dra- 
matic Society; Lutheran 
Student Association, 
President; Links 


WILLIAMS, JOHN HUGH 

Venetia, Pennsylvania 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Strollers; Student Center 
Council 


WEINTRAUB, HYMAN L. 


Canton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Mu Beta Chi 


WHERRY, ROBERT ALLEN 


East Liverpool 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Forum Club; Y.M.C.A.; 
Independent Men’s 
Association 


WILSON, MELVIN CRAIG 


Canton 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Chi Phi; Sundial Staff; 
Interfraternity Pledge 
Council; Y.M.C.A. 





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WINNAGLE, HOMER L. 


Warren 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Strollers; Industrial Man- 
agement Club; Forum Club; 
Y.M.C.A.; Ohio Stater, 
Business Staff 


ZACK, HELEN LOUISE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Y.W.C.A.; Links; Newman 
Club 


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WOOD, LAURA FRANCES YAROV, RALPH REAL 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Soc. Adm. 
Sigma Alpha Siqma 


ZIMMERMAN, M. REED 


Fostoria 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 
Buckeye Club; Freshman 
Tennis Team; Phi Eta Sigma, 
President; Sophomore Class 
President; Beta Alpha Psi, 
President; Beta Gamma 
Sigma, President; Commerce 
Council, President; Student 
Senate; Scarlet and Gray, 
Treasurer 


Youngstown 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


ZOLLAR, NORMAN C. 


Dover 
B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. 


Phi Delta Theta; Strollers; 
Fraternity Managers’ Asso- 


ciation; Y.M.C.A. 


Me, 














Colle of 
Ayr tis try 





Dr. Postle 


The fact that the enrollment in the University’s 
College of Dentistry is among the highest in the 
country is sufficient proof that the college achieves 
ably its natural aim: the fitting of the students for 
the exacting specialization of dentistry. The college 
offices are located in Hamilton Hall, as are those of 
the College of Medicine, and the work of the two 
is closely connected in many ways. 


Students in the college are given the opportun- 
ity of practical experience through a modernly- 
equipped dental clinic, which offers free dental 
work to many persons. The college is also a mem- 
ber of the Dental Faculties Association of American 
Universities. 


Although it did not become a part of the Uni- 
versity until 1914, the college really began in 1834 
with the establishment of the Willoughby Medical 
College, offering both medicine and dentistry, at 
Willoughby, Ohio. This school united with the 
Starling-Ohio Medical College and finally the latter 
was incorporated as a part of the University. 


During the past twenty-four years, the: College 
of Dentistry has been headed by Dr. Harry Semans, 
who was dean of the Starling-Ohio Medical Col- 
lege previous to that. On his recent retirement, Dr. 
Wendell D. Postle took over his duties as the acting 
dean. 





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BANK, SYLVAN H. 
Williamson, West Virginia 

D.D.S. 

Zeta Beta Tau 


BERRE, EDGAR LOUIS 
Cincinnati 

D.D.S. 

Delta Sigma Delta; Phi Tau Theta; 

Inter-Dental Council 


CARRASQUILLO, REINALDO 
Guayama, Puerto Rica 

D.D.S. 

Delta Chi; Psi Omega 


DONOVAN, RICHARD WILLIAM 


Martins Ferry 
D.D.S. 
Psi Omega 


BARLOW, HAROLD E. 


Hudson 
D.D.S. 
Psi Omega, President; Student 
Senate; Dental Student Council; 
Council of Fraternity Presidents 


BLAINE, CHARLES RUSSELL 


Frazeysburg 
D.D.S. 
Psi Omega, Treasurer 


CASSIDY, CHARLES FRANCIS 


Columbus 
D.D.S. 


DURAND, CHARLES 


Vineland, New Jersey 
D.D.S. 
Delta Sigma Delta, Scribe 


BEATTY, DUDLEY MARSHALL 
Mingo Junction 

D.D.S. 

Delta Sigma Delta 


BRODY, MURRY B. 


Brooklyn, New York 
D.D.S. 
Alpha Omega 


CHRISTMAN, NOVA 


Woodsfield 
D.D.S. 


DWORKIN, SANFORD ALLAN 


Cleveland 
D.D.S. 
Alpha Omega; Concert Band 





BERKELEY, IRVING H. 


Brooklyn, New York 
.D.S. 


BUSCH, ROBERT 
Rockaway Park, New York 
D.D.S. 


DIMITY, WILLIAM A. 
Chillicothe 


D.D.S. 
Psi Omega 


GOLDSMITH, PAUL B. 


New York City 
D.D.S. 
Alpha Omega 


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GROMAN, HERMAN BARNEY 


Martins Ferry 
D.D.S. 
Psi Omega 


HURRAY, JOSEPH JOHN 


Salem 
D.D.S. 


HAUGHT, PAUL VERNON 


Columbus 
D.D.S. 
Rifle Team 


IADEROSA, PETER PAUL 
Youngstown 


D.D.S. 
Alpha Phi Delta 


HENDRICKS, WILLIAM ROY 


Norwood 
D.D.S. 
Delta Sigma Delta; 
Senior Class Treasurer 


IMHOFF, ANDREW HAROLD 


Columbus 
D.D.S. 
Psi Omega 


HOFFRICHTER, JOSEPH JACK 
East Liverpool 

D.D.S. 

Phi Sigma Delta 


JAMESON, GEORGE M. 
Akron 

D.D.S. 

Delta Sigma Delta; Sigma 

Epsilon Phi, President 





KINSEY, EARL HENRY 


Uhrichsville 
D.D.S. 


LAUDISI, LUDWIG 
New York City 
D.D.S. 


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KIRK, RODNEY V. 


Flushing 
D.D.S. 
Delta Sigma Delta 


LONG, ROBERT BERLIN 
Lima 

D.D.S. 

Delta Sigma Delta 


KLEINBLATT, DANIEL GERALD LARCOM, LLOYD R. 


New York City 
D.D.S. 


LONGFELLOW, J. ROBERT 
Dayton 

D.D.S. 

Delta Sigma Delta 


Ostrander 
D.D.S. 
Delta Sigma Delta 


MATHIOTT, GEORGE SAMUEL 


Portsmouth 
D.D.S. 
Delta Sigma Delta 








MAURER, PAUL HERBERT 
Sidney 
D.D.S. 


MENENDEZ, FRANCIS E. 


Riverhead, New York 
D.D.S. 
Psi Omega; Delta Upsilon 


PEARSON, DAVID BROWNE, JR. 


Solon 
D.D.S. 


MAYER, ROBERT JORGENSEN 
Columbus 

D.D.S. 

Delta Sigma Delta, President; 

Glee Club; Chorus; Scarlet and 

Gray Quartet; Football Band 


NISIUS, JOHN WILLIAM 
Cleveland 

D.D.S. 

Delta Sigma Delta 


POLLOCK, ROBERT KYLE 
Ashland 
D.D.S. 


McKELVEY, LOWELL EDISON 


Columbus 
D.D.S. 
Delta Sigma Delta, President 


ORGEL, JEROME JOSEPH 


Bellaire, New York 
D.D.S. 


POPE, RAYMOND F. 
Patriot 
D.D.S. 





MELLOR, WILLIAM ROY 


Uhrichsville 
D.D.S. 
Delta Sigma Delta; Professional 
Interfraternity Council; Secretary 
of Senior Dental Class 


OTT, DOYLE CONWAY 


New Washington 
D.D.S. 


ROSENBLATT, RICHARD LEWIS 


New York City 
D.D.S. 


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SACKS, PHILIP 


Newark, New Jersey 
D.D.S. 
Alpha Omega 


STUDIN, PAUL 


Middletown, New York 
D.D.S. 
Alpha Omega 


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SHAPIRO, PHILIP NATHANIEL 


Jersey City, New Jersey 


D.D.S. 
Alpha Omega; Student 
Dental Council 


TAYLOR, WOODROW WILSON 


Cuyahoga Falls 


D.D.S. 


Delta Sigma Delta; Beta Theta Pi; 


President of Dental Class 


SIMMONDS, RICHARD STOREY 


Cincinnati 
D.D.S. 
Phi Delta Theta 


VOSS, HAROLD EARL 


Columbus 
D.D.S. 


Delta Sigma Delta, Worthy Master 





SMITH, T. CHESTEEN 


Harrison 
D.D.S. 


WARREN, R. FRANK 


Columbus 
D.D.S. 
Psi Omega 








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Collage of 
ie 





Dean Klein 


The College of Education, established in 1907 at 
Ohio State, is second in size only to that at Colum- 
bia University. Besides offering a four-year prepara- 
tory course for teaching, divided into the general 
curriculum, special curriculum and the elementary 
education curriculum, the college trains school 
nurses, psychologists, supervisors and principals. 
The degree of Bachelor of Science is offered. 
Every summer many teachers and graduate students 
enroll in the college for additional training, thus 
maintaining the exceedingly high enrollment. 


In stressing a professional attitude toward edu- 
cation, the opportunity of observing the University 
School in operation is offered to the students. In 
this school, which stresses progressive education, no 
tradition or precedent is put into effect until it has 
first been tested for its actual value. The methods of 
the school have been so successful that its graduates 
are accepted by Eastern colleges without examina- 
tion. The College of Education also promotes re- 
search bureaus, extension departments and radio 
courses. The very popular department of fine arts is 
also included in the Education College. 


The college is at present under the supervision of 
Dean Arthur J. Klein and Junior Dean Leston Love. 





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Women Students ...............-..--.-..1- See UL 
Hoh ic Bee te uae? oes sen cel aR ae Anger 2,236 — 
Deqrees. Granted oh... ce cccccaetesseeeen 521 
TAYoUT it eee bere oeeacenae Senta une 234 Junior Dean Love 
This college ranks second in enrollment, 
Columbia being first. Professor Bode 


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ALEXANDER, EDGAR LUKE 


Barberton 
B.Sc. in Ed: 
Kappa Phi Kappa; Ohio Education 
Association; Commercial Club 


ANDING, JANET ROSE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Women’s Recreation Association; 
Hockey Club, President; Tennis 
Club; Physical Education Club; 
Newman Club 


BAILEY, HOWARD KING 
Findlay 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Phi Kappa Tau; Scarlet Mask; 

Men‘s Glee Club; Education Club; 

Biology Club 


BAKER, MILTON LOWELL 


Prospect 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Glee Club; Symphonic Choir 


ALSPAUGH, MARY KATHERINE 


Portsmouth 
B.F.A. 
Pi Beta Phi; Pen and Brush Club; 
Sundial; Ohio Stater 


ANDRIX, HAROLD ELSWORTH 


Columbus 
B.F.A. 


BAIRD, WILLIAM HAROLD 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in’ Ed. 


BARCH, ELSIE AGNES 


Duvall 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Independent Women’s Association; 
University Chorus; Newman Club; 
Y.W.C.A.; Elementary Education 
Club 


BARCLAY, GERALDINE LOUISE 


Niagara Falls, New York 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


BAUM, KATHRYN ISABEL 
Duvall 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Delta Omicron; Women’s Glee 

Club; University Chorus; Lutheran 

Student Association 


BECKER, RUTH NAOMI 


Wheeling, West Virginia 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Independent Women’s Association; 
Ohio Education Association 


BELDING, MARIANNE VIRGINIA 


Maumee 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Zeta; Scholaris; 
Pi Lambda Theta 





BASSETT, PAUL HOWARD 
Fairfield 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Kappa Phi Kappa; Concert Band; 

Varsity Debate; Phi Tau Theta; 

Forum; Freshman Y.M.C.A., 

Treasurer 


BECHTLE, KARL DAVID 


Marion 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


BEERY, EDNA BELLE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Gamma; Y.W.C.A.; Strollers 


BELT, BETTY BERNICE 


Millersport 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Student Senate; Pomerene Advisory 
Board, Chairman; Y.W.C.A; Foil 
and Mask; Kappa Epsilon; 
Tennis Club; Links; Women’s 
Ohio; Women’s Self Government 
Association 


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Waki O 


BERKEBILE, IRENE MARY 


Swanton 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Browning Dramatic Society 


BLACK, HELEN ELIZABETH 


Worthington 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Student Relations Committee 


BOCK, HARRY 


Glen Head, New York 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi Kappa; Epsilon Pi Tau; 
Industrial Arts Club; Council 
of Fraternity Presidents 


BORDENKIRCHER, MILDRED I. 
West Lafayette 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


BOWERS, BETTY JANE 
Millersport 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Orchesis; Physical Education Club 


BROWN, ELDERLIA LOUISE 
Columbus 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delia Sigma Theta 


BUDD, CLAUDE DARWIN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


BURGESS, KATHRYN LORNA 
Richwood 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Y.W.C.A.; Browning Dramatic 

Society; Archery Club; University 

Chorus; Elementary Education Club 


CVULOVS 


BIGGS, ERNEST RALPH 


Cincinnati 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi Kappa; Men’s Physical 
Education Association 


BLIZZARD, EDITH ELIZABETH 


Newark 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Epsilon; Forum Club; 
Delta Sigma Rho; Education 
Council; Women’s Varsity Debate; 
Vocational Information Conference 
Committee; Strollers; Pi Lambda 
Theta Award 


BOND, DOROTHY MAE 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Y.W.C.A.; Ohio Education 

Association; Elementary 

Education Club 


BOROWITZ, RUTH 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


BRODY, MAIDA PHYLLIS 
Toledo 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Sigma Delta Tau; Hillel; Pi Lambda 
Theta; Y.W.C.A. 


BUCHANAN, RUTH CHARLOTTE 


Dayton 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


BUKER, VIRGINIA KATHRYN 
Mansfield 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Pi Lambda Theta; Sigma Theta Tau; 

Education Council; Torch Club 


BURKHARDT, FREDA JANE 


Portsmouth 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Zeta Tau Alpha; French Club; 
Spanish Club; Strollers 























BURKLEY, JEAN F. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Swan Club; Women’s Golf Club; 
Newman Club; Women’s Physical 
Education Club 


BURNS, KATHLEEN MARIE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Y.W.C.A.; Mirrors; Women’s 
Self Government Association 


CARLSON, JOHN IRVIN 


Stow 
B.Sc. in Ed.; B.A. 
Beta Theta Pi, President; Council 
of Fraternity Presidents, Chairman; 
Fraternity Affairs, Secretary, 
Treasurer; Strollers, Executive 
Board; Scarlet Mask, Executive 
Board; Y.M.C.A., Executive Board; 
Ohio Staters, Inc., Corresponding 
Secretary; Student Senate; 
Romophos; Sphinx; Toastmasters; 
Homecoming Committee 


CASEY, WARREN VALE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Concert Band; Symphony Orchestra; 
aeerenind Band; Pen and Brush 
Clu 





BURNER, MINERVA MAE 


Warren 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Sigma Theta Tau; Torch Club 


CADKIN, FRIEDA STERNA 


Cleveland Heights 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


CARTER, VERA VILETA 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi; Eta Sigma Phi 


CASSICK, CECILE FRANCES 


Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


CAULFIELD, FRANCES NASH 
Cincinnati 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Delta Delta Delta, Recording 

Secretary; Pen and Brush Club; 

Boot and Saddle; Women’s 

Recreation Council 


CLOUSE, BARBARA ANNE 


Columbus 
B.F.A. 
Pi Beta Phi; Sundial; Mid-Mirr>rs; 
Pen and Brush Club; Women’s 
Self Government Association 


COHAGEN, CATHERINE R. 


Gahanna 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Delta Delta 


COOK, JANE IRENE 


Strongsville 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Newman Club; Physical Education 
Club, Vice President; Women’s 
Recreation Council; Hockey Club, 
Secretary 


CLAGER, CHARLES G. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi Kappa 


COCHRAN, JANICE YOUNG 


Sunbury 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Ohio Education Association 


COLVILL, DORIS CATHERINE 


Columbus 
B.wc. in Ed. 
Delta Zeta; Links; Y.W.C.A.; 
Elementary Education Club; Ohio 
Education Association 


COOK, ROBERT WAYNE 


Minerva 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi Kappa; Forum Club; 
Ohio Education Association; Chess 
Club; Commercial Club; In’ramvur2l 
Manager 


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CORBETT, ELINOR CLAIRE 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Pen and Brush Club 


COULTER, JANE ELIZABETH 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Delta Omicron; Pi Lambda Theta 


CRITES, MRS. V. LUCILLE 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Kappa Phi 


DAMRIN, DORA ELIZABETH 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Women’s Recreation Council; 

Women’s Recreation Council 

Magazine, Editor-in-Chief; Mirror 

Lake Night Club, Chairman of Floor 

Show; Boot and Saddle; Foil and 

Mask; Swan Club; Orchesis; 

Badminton Club; Varsity Hockey 


DAVIN, MARY CATHERINE 
Unionville Center 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Canfield Club 


DAVIS, JANE ELIZABETH 


University Chorus 


DAVY, MARY CHRISTINE 
Cleveland Heights 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Links; Y.W.C.A.; Strollers 


DENISON, DOROTHY CAROLYN 


Richmond, Indiana 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Kappa Gamma; Links; 
Women’s Self Government 
Association 


CVULOVS 


CORBIN, WILLIAM M. 

Xenia 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Y.M.C.A., Freshman Council, 
Sophomore Council, Secretary, 
Executive Cabinet, Advisory Board; 
Industrial Arts Club 


CRAMER, WILLIAM F., 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


CRONE, RUTH LOUISE 
Akron 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


DANDOY, APOLINARIO MARIO 


Ilocos Sur, Philippine Islands 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


DAVIS, HELEN LOUISE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice President; 
Commercial Education Club, Social 
Chairman; Pomerene Social 
Committee; Pomerene Guest Night 
Committee; Y.W.C.A.; Browning 
Dramatic Society 


DAVIS, RUTH PAYNE 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Sigma Kappa; Y.W.C.A.; Pen 

and Brush Club 


DELAITES, LORETTA MARY 


Saint Claire, Pennsylvania 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


DEW, MARJORIE MAY 
Barnesville 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Scholaris; Y.W.C.A. 




















DIERKER, LILLIAN VIRGINIA 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Omicron; Women’s Glee 
Club; Symphonic Chorus; 
University Chorus; Lutheran 
Student Association 


DIETSCH, THEODORE H. 
Sylvania 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Epsilon Pi Tau; Industrial Arts 

Association; Track Team 


DIX, ELSIE ELEANOR 


Delaware 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Y.W.C.A.; Elementary Education 
Club; Education College Council; 
Women’s Recreation Association, 
Treasurer; Student Senate; 
Women’s Ohio 


DOELKER, PAUL THEODORE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Industrial Arts Club, President; 
W.O.S.U. Players 





DIERS, HELEN A. 
Cincinnati 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Scholaris; Mid-Mirrors; 

Social Committee 


Pomerene 


DINAN, LEONARD HENRY 
Castalia 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Industrial Arts Club, Secretary; 

Y.M.C.A.; Epsilon Pi Tau 


DOBSON, KENNETH W. 


Massilon 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Buckeye Club, Intramural Manager; 
Preceptor; Phi Eta Sigma 


DONNELLY, MARY HELEN 


Mackinac Island, Michigan 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


DOWNS, MARTHA S. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Pi Beta Phi; Mid-Mirrors; Makio 
Staff; Strollers; Pen and Brush Club 


DRESBACH, GRACE E. 


Kingston 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Epsilon; Ohio Education 
Association; University Grange 


DWIGGINS, MAXINE A. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Zeta; Y.W.C.A.; Commercial 
Education Club; Strollers; Links; 
University Young Democratic Club 


EALY, ELEANOR MARIE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Pen and Brush Club; Women’s 
Glee Club; Women’s Recreatio- 
Association; Swan Club; Luther n 
Social Club 


DRAKE, LEILA 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Y.W.C.A.; Women’s €elf 

Government Association 


DUSLER, HELEN VIRGINIA 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Y.W.C.A. 


DYKSTRA, FLORENCE G. 
Springfield 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Pen and Brush Club; Dormitory 

Assembly; Y.W.C.A. 


EARLEY, QUEEN ESTHER 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Sigma Theta 


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ELBIN, MARTHA 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Delta; Women’s Glee Club; 
Browning Dramatic Society; 
Y.W.C.A. 


ERICKSON, ANNIE M. 
Spearfish, South Dakota 

B.sc. in Ed. 

Kavpa Delta, President; Ohio 

School of the Air; Women’s Varsity 

Debate, Second Team; Strollers; 

Ohio Education Association 


FAHNESTOCK, AVAH 
Bradford 
B.Sc. an Ed. 
Kappa Delta; Eta Sigma Phi; French 
Club; Y.W.C.A.; Strollers; Links 


FERGUSON, JEANNE E. 
Caldwell 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Alpha Delta Pi; Scholaris; Kappa 

Phi; Junior Swan Club; Eta Sigma 

Phi; Links; Mid-Mirrors; French 

Club; Mirrors 


FRANK, MARGARET LOUISE 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Delta Delta Delta; Pen and Brush 

Club; Browning Dramatic Society; 

Mid-Mirrors; Mirrors; Pomerene 

Advisory Committee 


FRITZ, HELEN MARIE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


GILBERT, DONALD HOWARD 


New Matamoras 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Phi Mu Alpha, Vice President; 
Concert Band; Marching Band; 
Symphony Orchestra; University 
Chorus 


GILLETTE, CATHERINE 


Pittsfield, Massachusetts 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


CVILOVS 


ELLIOTT, MARTHA MARIE 


Bergholz 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


EVANS, HELEN JANE 


Somerset, Pennsylvania 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Delta Delta 


FEINBERG, ELLEN FAY 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Alpha Epsilon Phi; Sundial; Hillel; 
Mid-Mirrors 


FERRIS, NANCY ALICE 


Chillicothe 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Kappa Gamma; Strollers 


FREIDENBERG, JANE F. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Mid-Mirrors; Mirrors; Hillel; Links 


FULTON, HILDA JANE 


Portsmouth 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Boot and Saddle; Pen and Brush 
Club; Women’s Recreation 
Association; University Chorus 


GILLAM, SUZANNE 


Massillon 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Natural History Club; Cosmopolitan 
Club; Y.W.C.A. 


GILLESPIE, RACHEL CLARKE 


Hackensack, New Jersey 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Scholaris; Women’s Recreation 
Association, President; Student 
Senate; Women’s Ohio; Mortar 
Board; Swan Club, President; 
Hockey Club; Foil and Mask, 
Secretary; Physical Education Club; 
Student Manager of Intramurals 




















GOMPF, MARJORIE 
Findlay 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Zeta Tau Alpha; Eta Sigma Phi; 
Y.W.C.A. 


GRAHAM, ROBERT WALTER 
Marysville 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Biology Club; Varsity Track 


GRIERSON, JANE LOUISE 
Reynoldsburg 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

University 4-H Club; Y.W.C.A., 

Second Vice President; Links; 

Browning Dramatic Society, 

Wardrobe Mistress; Mortar Board; 

Student Senate Award 


HAAS, MAURICE EUGENE 
Caledonia 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Varsity Baseball; Football Band 





GRACE, HELEN SHIRLEY 
Powell 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Links; French Club 


GUILKEY, E. ELEANOR 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Zeta Tau Alpha; Strollers; 
Browning Dramatic Society 


GRALY, GERTRUDE EVELYN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Links; Y.W.C.A.; Independent 
Women’s Association 


HADDAD, CATHERINE HELEN 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


HAGEN, CHARLES F. 
Cincinnati 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Independent Men’s Association; 

Pen and Brush Club; Industrial 

Arts Club 


HAMILTON, RUTH LOUISE 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Alpha Delta Pi; Strollers; Y.W.C.A.; 

Links; French Club; Scholaris 


HANNAY, KATHERINE D. 
San Antonio, Texas 
B.Sc, in Ed. 
Pi Beta Phi; Y.W.C.A.; Eta Sigma 
Phi; Elementary Education Club 


HARMAN, CHARLOTTE MAUDE 


Zanesville 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi, President, Treasurer 


HAKE, IRMA SPEER 


Youngstown 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


HANCHER, M. JANE 


Pelham, New York 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


HARDEN, RUTH ELIZABETH 


Little Rock, Arkansas 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Browning Dramatic Society; 
Y.W.C.A; University Chorus 


HARRIS, VIVIAN LUCILLE 


Chapel Hill, North Carolina 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


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HARSHE, FLORENCE ELIZABETH 
Lima 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

University Badminton Club; 

Kappa Epsilon 


HAYES, LAWRENCE E. 

Athalia 
B:Sc. in Ed. 
Biology Club; Industrial Arts Club; 
Y.M.C.A.; Ohio Education 
Association 


HEATON, TED ROSS 
Columbus 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Symphony Band 


HENSEL, BERYL DONALD 


West Manchester 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Freshman Baseball; Men’s Physical 
Education Association 


HIRTH, RUTH 


Lexington 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Pi Lambda Theta; Education 
College Student Council 


HOFF, VIRGINIA READING 


Neshanic, New Jersey 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Eta Sigma Phi, Vice President; 
Y.W.C.A.; Women’s Self 
Government Association; Mirrors 


HOSLER, iVA MAY 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Delta Delta, Historian, 
Marshal; Y.W.C.A.; Mid-Mirrors; 
Mirrors; Pen and Brush, Exhibit 
Chairman 


HUGHES, CHARLES J. 


Bellefontaine 
B.F.A. 
Pen and Brush Club; Newman 
Club; Scarlet Mask; Ohio Stater 
Staff 


CvnULOVS 


HARTLEY, GLENNA VAIL 
Cambridge 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Sigma Theta Tau; Torch Club; 

Canfield Club 


HAYMAN, BETTY JANE 


Bexley 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Delta; Y.W.C.A.; Women’s 
Self Government Association; 
Women’s Ohio; Student Senate; 
Freshman Women’s Panhellenic 
Association; Women’s Panhellenic 
Association 


HENNINGER, JANET P. 


Ironton 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Chi Omega; Y.W.C.A.; Ohio 
Education Association; Strollers; 
Elementary Education Club; 
Flying Club 


HIGLEY, ELIZABETH ANN 


Chillicothe 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Alpha Theta; Orchesis 


HOCKMAN, EDYTHE PHILEMAN 


Akron 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


HORNSTEIN, RUTH MAE 


Galion 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Alpha Epsilon Phi; Hillel 


HUBBS, KATHERINE NAOMI 


Alpha Phi; Pen and Brush Club; 
Links 


ICENHOWER, HAROLD EDWIN 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Pen and Brush Club; Sundial Staff 

















IRELAND, ELSIE VIRGINIA 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Independent Women’s Association, 
Publicity Chairman; Philomathean 
Literary Society, Publicity 
Chairman; Y.W.C.A.; Pen and 
Brush Club 


JACKSON, JEAN ELLEN 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Education Council, Secretary; Pen 


and Brush Club, Secretary; Ohio 
Stater, Art Staff; Y.W.C.A. 


JOHNSON, CAROLINE HERON 


Portsmouth 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Kappa Gamma 


JONES, EMMA FRANCES 
Parkersburg, West Virginia 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Links; Y.W.C.A. 





ISALY, MARGARET ELIZABETH 


Columbus 
B.F.A. 
Delta Delta Delta; Mid-Mirrors; Pen 
and Brush Club; Y.W.C.A.; 
Browning Dramatic Society 


JESKO, ANTHONY MARTIN 


Carey 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Phi Kappa; Varsity Baseball; 
Varsity Football; Newman Club; 
Men’s Physical Education 
Association 


JOLLEY, JEAN FLORENCE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Zeta, President; Y.W.C.A.; 
Commercial Education Club; Links 


JORDAN, JANET THELMA 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


KAZMARCK, HELEN FRANCES 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


KEPLEY, LUCILLE STRICKLER 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
University Chorus; Pomerene 
Advisory Board; Y.W.C.A., 
Executive Council; French Club, 
Secretary; Strollers; Browning 
Dramatic Society 


KILGORE, DOROTHY E. 


Canton 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Delta Delta; Boot and Saddle; 
Ohio Student Party Associated, 
Secretary 


KIMMEL, HARRIET E. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


KELLZ, IRENE MATYLDE 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Epsilon; Y.W.C.A., Executive 
Council; Phi Chi Theta; Newman 


Club; Independent Women’s 
Association 


KEYE, DARWIN BENJAMIN 


West Jefferson 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


KILMER, MARK JAMES 
Brookville 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Phi Delia Theta; Varsity ‘“O” 

Association 


KING, ALMA MARIE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Y.W.C.A.; Spanish Drematics Club; 
Sigma Delta Pi; French Club 


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KING, EVELYN HARLAN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Zeta; Links; Browning 
Dramatic Society; Y.W.C.A. 


KIRK, BETH CYNTHIA 


Washington, D. C. 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Delta Delta; B-owning 
Dramatic Society; Y.W.C.A. 


KLEIN, JAY ROBERT 


Cleveland Heights 
B.Sc. in, Ed. 
Hillel, President 


KLEINHANS, ARDATH LOUISE 


Maumee 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


Pi Beta Phi; Mid-Mirrors; Strollers: 
Pen and Brush Club; Sundial Staff; 


Archery Club 


KORN, JULIA CECELIA 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Chi Omega; Women’s Recreation 

Council, Secretary; Physical 

Education Board; Orchesis; 

Y.W.C.A.; Hockey Club; Tennis 

Club, President; Badminton Club; 

Mid-M‘rrors 


KRANTZ, LEAH MARY 


Dover 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Alpha Phi, Presiden’; Y.W.C.A.; 
Links; Kappa Epsilon 


LAKES, GLENDON L. 


Akron 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Rifle Club, Captain 


LAVETTER, DOROTHY E. 


Shaker Heights 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


CVLOVS 


KING, MARTHA ELAINE 
Mechanicsburg 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Kappa Delta; Y.W.C.A.; Links; 4-H 

Club; Kappa Epsilon 


KIRKENDALL, NORMA ANNE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Scholaris; Cosmopolitan Club; 
Kappa Epsilon; Mid-Mirrors 


KLEINFELDER, KENNETH F. G. 
Sandusky 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Varsity Football 


KOLS, RUTH 


Akron 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


KOSKI, EDITH ELEONORA 


Ashtabula 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Women’s Recreation Association, 
Secretary; Physical Education Club; 
Orchesis; Hockey Club: Pomerene 
Advisory Board; Y.W.C.A.; 
Mid-Mirrors 


KRATZ, L. ELIZABETH 


Gallipolis 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


LAUGHEAD, ELLEN C. 


Topeka, Kansas 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Delta Delta; Browning 
Dramatic Society; Golf Club; 
Physical Education Club; 
Mid-Mirrors 


LEHMAN, CAROLYN VIRGINIA 


Dayton 
B.Sc. in Ed. 




















LEMON, RUTH L. 

Hillsboro 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Chi Omega; Y.W.C.A.; Boot and 
Saddle; Browning Dramatic Society; 
Ohio Education Association; 
Elementary Education Club 


LEVIN, ELINOR JANE 
Bexley 


B.F.A. 
Sigma Delta Tau; Boot and Saddle 


LISTON, BERNICE MAY 
Circleville 

B.Sc. i ‘ 

Links; Y.W.C.A.; Independent 

Women’s Association 


MASON, JAMES GORDON 
Hamilton 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Beta Theta Pi; Freshman Football; 

Freshman Baseball; Scarlet Mask 





LEONARD, PAUL B. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


LINTON, MARGUERITE 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Delta Zeta; Strollers; Y.W.C.A.; 


Browning Dramatic Society, Vice 
President; W.O.S.U. Radio Players 


LIVINGSTON, ROBERT LOUIS 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Phi Eta Sigma; Education Council, 

President; Phi Delta Kappa; Student 

Chemical Society, President 


MATTINGLY, KATHARINE E. 


Cleveland Heights 
B.Sc. in Ed, 


McCALLUM, MARY KATHERINE 


Alliance 
B.F.A. 
Kappa Alpha Theta; Women’s Self 
Government Association; Pi Lambda 
Theta; Mortar Board; Browning 
Dramatic Society 


McCLURE, MARTHA LOUISE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


McKELVEY, MYRON ST. CLAIR 


Massillon 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Acacia; Marching Band, Drum 
Major; Symphony Orchestra; 
Concert Band; Salon Orchestra; 
Kappa Kappa Psi 


McNAUGHT, DORIS LUCINE 
Worthington 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Delta Omicron; Women’s Glee 

Club; University Chorus 


McCLISH, MYRON MERCHANT 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Industrial Arts Club; Student 
Teaching Corps 


McDERMOTT, MARJORIE R. 
Toledo 


B.Sc. in_ Ed. 
Kappa Kappa Gamma 


McMAHON, GORDON G. 


Gambier 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Acacia; Polo Club; Varsity Polo 
Team; Industrial Arts Club 


McVICKER, ESTHER PAULINE 


Canonsburg, Pennsylvania 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


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MERZ, WILLIAM THOMAS 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi Kappa; Scabbard and 
Blade; Scarlet Mask 


MILLER, ESTHER ALMEDA 


Columbus 
B.F.A. 
Alpha Phi; Swan Club; Foil and 
Mask; Boot and Saddle; Pen and 
Brush Club 


MOONEY, JOSEPHINE ROBERTA 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Y.W.C.A.; Mirrors; Eta Sigma Phi; 
French Club 


MOULTON, MARTHA M. 
Lucasville 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Independent Women’s Association; 

University 4-H Club; Physical 

Education Club 


OGDEN, LORRAINE G. 
Portsmouth 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Chi Omega, Vice President; 

Freshman Activities; Makio Staff; 

Sundial Staff; Y. W. C. A. 


OWENS, BARBARA JEAN 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Pi Beta Phi; Women’s Glee Club; 

Browning Dramatic Society 


PAUL, JOHN AUGUSTUS 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Pen and Brush Club; Freshman 

Football; Y. M. C. A.; University 

Reserve Officers Association 


PERKINS, LOWELL RAY 
Mt. Vernon 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Tower Club; Phi Eta Sigma; 

Scabbard and Blade 


CVILOVS 


MEYER, BETTY MARIE 
Youngstown 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Golf Club; French Club 


MITTLER, ELLEN MARIE 
Columbus 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Pen and Brush Club 


MOORE, JEAN CAROLYN 
Fremont 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Orchesis; Physical Education Club; 

Swan Club 


NEWMAN, ALICE PARKER 


Pittsfield, Massachusetts 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


OTTO, WILLIAM EDWARD 


Columbus 
B. F. A. 


PARKE, GRACE MARIAN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Trianon; Links; Student 
Relations Committee 


PAYTON, MARGARET LOUISE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Zeta; Browning Dramatic 
Society; WOSU Players 


PHELPS, LOIS NEWHALL 


Dayton 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Pi Lambda Theta; Scholaris; 
Physical Education Club; 
Hockey Club; Swan Club 














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PRUSKI, JOHN 
Elyria 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Chi Phi 


QUESTER, IRENE G. 
Lorain 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Alpha Delta Pi 


RALSTON, JOSEPH A. 

Kenton 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi Kappa; Education 
Council; Men’s Physical Education 
Club; Ohio Education Association 


REA, HUGH M. 


Washington Court House 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Independent Men’s Association 





PTAK, FORENCE L. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


RADER, ELDORA GENE 


Circleville 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


RANEY, ROBERT GLEN 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi Kappa; Men’s Physical 
Education Association; Ohio 
Education Association, Student 
Branch President 


REBER, ELIZABETH ELLEN 


Ashville 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Women’s Glee Club; University 
Chorus; Y.W.C.A.; Delta Omicron 


REDD, MARY MARGARET 
Mt. Sterling 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Kappa Phi; Kappa Epsilon; 

Pomerene Advisory Board, 

Publicity Committee; Guest 

Night Committee 


RICH, RENA RUTH 


Rock Creek 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


RIVERS, ELEANOR LUCILLE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Pomerene Advisory Board 


ROBERTS, MARGARET D. 


Bexley 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Pi Beta Phi; Strollers 


REED, ROSE ELLEN 


Findlay 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Alpha Xi Delta; Mid-Mirrors; 
Mirrors; Torch Club; 
Women’s Glee Club 


RINEHART, WANDA ELAINE 


Columbus 
B.Se, in Ed. 
Alpha Xi Delta; Sundial Staff; 
Pen and Brush Club 


ROBBINS, HOWARD FRED 
East Cleveland 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Zeta Beta Tau; Hillel; Scarlet Mask; 
Hillel Players 


ROBERTS, MARGARET V. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Pen and Brush Club; Browning 
Dramatic Society; Y.W.C.A.; Links 


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ROBERTS, SARAH 

Struthers 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Pen and Brush Club; Browning 
Dramatic Society; Women’s 
Recreation Association 


RUMMELL, LOUISE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Independent Women’s Association 


SAMPSON, DORTHA LEE 
Hilliards 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Philomathean 


SAYERS, MARTHA HATHAWAY 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Delta Delta Delta; Delta Omicron; 

University Chorus; Boot and Saddle 


SCHAMP, WINIFRED H. 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Chi Omega; Women’s Glee Club; 

University Chorus 


SCHLUPE, FAYE LOUISE 
Millersburg 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Kappa Epsilon; Lutheran 

Student Group 


SCOTT, RALPH CLYDE 


Kinsman 
B.sc. in) Ed. 


SELVEY, WINIFRED MARY 


Worthington 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Newman Club, Vice President; 
Independent Women’s Association; 
Ohio Education Association; 
Elementary Education Club 


CVLLOVS 


ROBINSON, HOWARD EUGENE 


Middlefield 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi Kappa, Secretary; 
Ohio Education Association 


RYAN, ELIZABETH ANN 


Buffalo, New York 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


SAUP, ROBERT CHARLES 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


SCHADLER, JEAN M. 
Columbus 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Links; Y.W.C.A. 


SCHLEGEL, JUDITH MAY 
Ashville 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Alpha Xi Delta 


SCHROEDER, ROBERT JOHN 
New Bremen 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Sundial, Editor 


SELF, MARY RUTH 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Eta Sigma Phi, Secretary; 

Browning Dramatic Society; 

Y.W.C.A.; Links 


SENNISH, ELKO M. 


Kelleys Island 
B.Sc. in Ed. 











SHERWOOD, BETTY 

London 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Chi Omega; Y.W.C.A.; University 
Religious Council; Torch Club; 
Sigma Theta Tau 


SHOEMAKER, JEAN 


Columbus 
Ba Fe las 
Y.W.C.A.; Women’s Self 
Government Association; 
Independent Women’s Association; 
Pen and Brush Club 


SIMS, SARA MARSHALL 


Columbus 
BaF. A: 
Kappa Alpha Theta; Makio; 
Y.W.C.A.; Swan Club; Strollers 


SLEETH, HELEN MARJORIE 


Tulsa, Oklahoma 
B.Sc. in Ed. 





SHIVELY, HELEN ELIZABETH 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Physical Education Club; Hockey 
Club; Golf Club; Orchesis 


SHURTZ, ELIZABETH ROY 


West Lafayette 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Browning Dramatic Society; 
Eta Sigma Phi; Dormitory Assembly 


SISLER, HARRIET LUCILLE 


Ironton 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Education College Council; 
Scholaris; Kappa Epsilon; 
Pi Lambda Theta 


SLUTERBECK, MARY GERTRUDE 
Arcanum 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Links; Ohio Education Association; 

University House, President 


SMILEY, MILLS H. 


Reading 
Bsc. in Ed. 
Men’s Physical Education 
Association 


SMITH, JEANNE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Strollers; Browning Dramatic 
Society; Philomathean, Treasurer 


SNOWDEN, MARGARET HEATH 
Kenbridge, Virginia 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


SOSNOW, LILLIAN 


East Liverpool 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Links; Hillel Pleyers 


SMITH, EUNICE ESTELLE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
University Chorus; Scholaris; 
Delta Omicron, President; 
Pi Lambda Theta 


SNIDERMAN, GERTRUDE 


Youngstown 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Makio, Sophomore Editor; Links; 
Kappa Epsilon; Women’s 
Dormitory Assembly; Pomerene 
Library Committee 


SONCRANT, NITA BELLE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


SOUTHARD, ROSEMARY 


Marysville 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Alpha Xi Delta; Browning Dramatic 
Society, Treasurer; Project's 
Committee, Chairman; Makio, 
Business Staff; Mirrors; Strollers; 
Pomerene Advisory Committee; 
Y.W.C.A.; Links; Commercial 
Education Club 


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SPEELMAN, JOHN A. 
Mt. Vernon 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Phi Delta Theta 


ST. CLAIR, EVELYN JANE 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Alpha Xi Delta; Women’s 

Recreation Association; Strollers; 

Physical Education Club; Bowling 

Club, President; Makio 


SUMMERS, WINIFRED IRENE 


Youngstown 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi; Kappa Epsilon; 
Badminton Club; Mid-Mirrors; 
Guest Night Committee 


TARSEY, VIRGINIA HOPE 


Albany, New York 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Alpha Epsilon Phi, Vice President; 
Hillel; Boot and Saddle 


TAYLOR, GENEVIEVE MARIAN 


DeGraff 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Strollers; Links 


TREHEARNE, ROBERT PAUL 


Sedalia 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


VILBRANDT, THELMA LOUISE 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Links; Y.W.C.A.; Independent 

Women’s Association; Student 

Relations Committee 


WALLACE, MARION THOMAS 


Carrollton 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Kappa Phi Kappa 


5 
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SQUIER, MARTHA JANE 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Kappa Alpha Theta; Makio; 

Freshman Panhellenic 


STRALEY, MIRIAM KATHRYN 
Paulding 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Delta Omicron; University Chorus: 

Women’s Glee Club; 

Symphonic Choir 


SWICKARD, SHELDON WILBUR 
Kansas 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Men’s Glee Club, President, 

Business Manager; Symphonic 

Choir; University Chorus 


TATJE, VIRGINIA M. 
Portsmouth 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Kappa Alpha Theta; Golf Club 


THOMAS, ANDREW CLIFFORD 
Columbus 

Bi bec 

Delta Upsilon; Scarlet Mask; 

Interfraternity Pledge Council 


TUFVANDER, ELEANOR M. 
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


WALCUTT, JANE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Zeta Tau Alpha; Commercial 
Education Club; Browning 
Dramatic Society; Strollers; 
Pomerene Advisory Board 


WATKINS, PATRICIA 


Sandusky 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Sigma Rho, Vice President 











WEBB, JEANNE MARCELLE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Chi Omega, Secretary; Strollers; 
Browning Dramatic Society 


WILKING, MARY MARGARET 


Portsmouth 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH CECILIA 
Miami, Florida 
B.Sc. in Ed. 





WHITAKER, JOELLA 


London 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Eta Sigma Phi; Pi Lambda Theta 


WILKINS, MARY ALICE 


London 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Delta Omicron; University Chorus; 
Symphonic Choir; Women’s Glee 
Club; Browning Dramatic Society; 
Dormitory President 


WILSON, MABEL WINIFRED 


Groveport 
B.Se. in. Ed. 


WOGAMAN, MAURICE A. 


Brookville 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Buckeye Club 


WOLFE, MARGARET ANN 
Columbus 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Alpha Delta Pi; Eta Sigma Phi, 

Treasurer; Scholaris; Kappa Phi; 

Sophomore Cabinet; Boot and 

Saddle; Links 


WORTHINGTON, WANDA L. 
Wilmington 

B.Sc. in Ed. 

Delta Omicron 


WOLFE, HELEN MAY 
Huntington, West Virginia 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
University Chorus; Y.W.C.A. 


WOODEGARD, RAY H. 


Logan 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
Acacia, Secretary; Symphony 
Orchestra; University Chorus; 
Men’s Glee Club 


WYSCARVER, MARY MARIE 


Quaker City 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


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WYCOFF, BETTY R. WYSS, GEORGIA MARIAN 
Buffalo Bridgeport 

B.Sc. in Ed. B.Sc. in Ed. 

Kappa Phi; Links Alpha Xi Delta; Y.W.C.A.; 


University Chorus; Browning 
Dramatic Society; Mid-Mirrors; 
Pen and Brush Club 


ZECH, JOHN HARRISON 


Columbus 
B.Sc. in Ed. 
ZIEGLER, HARRY WILLIAM 
Cincinnati 
B.Sc. in Ed. 


Kappa Phi Kappa 


ZIPKIN, BETTY 
Cleveland Heights 


B.Sc. in Ed. 
Symphonic Choir; Strollers; Hillel 
Players 








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Dean MacQuigg 


In keeping with its policy of offering a broad, 
varied curriculum, the College of Engineering estab- 
lished this year a new course, welding engineering, 
as a part of the department of industrial engineering. 
The course is in charge of Professor James R. Stitt. 


The course in ceramic engineering at Ohio State 
was the first to be established in the United States 
and has been an important factor in the growth of 
Columbus as the center of the ceramic industry. 


Among the engineering degrees offered by the 
college, are included architectural, landscape, cera- 
mic, mechanical, metallurgical, mining, engineering 
physics, and combinations of these courses. Al- 
though the college was not established until 1895, 
mining engineers were graduated from the Univer- 
sity as early as 1878. In 1915 an Engineering Ex- 
perimental Research Station was organized here. 


The College of Engineering aims to interest stu- 
dents in sciences and the techniques of many engi- 
neering fields. After his first year, the student spe- 
cializes in a particular branch of engineering. For 
more than fifty-five years the college has been serv- 
ing not only students, but, through research studies, 
the state and federal governments. 


The college is headed by Dean Charles E. Mac- 
Quigg, who is assisted by Junior Dean William D. 
Turnbull. 


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Ranks fifth in enrollment in the nation. 


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Professor Younger 

















ABEL, FLOYD IRVILLE 


Pennsville 
B.M.E. 
American Society of Mechanical 
Engineers 


ANDREWS, FRANK M., JR. 


Fort Thomas, Kentucky 
B.L.E. 
Pi Kappa Alpha; Student Society of 
Industrial Engineers 


BAGGS, ARTHUR EUGENE, JR. 


Columbus 
B.M.E. 
American Society of Mechanical 
Engineers; Society of Automotive 
Engineers; Alpha Phi Omega; Lens 
and Shutter; Tau Beta Pi; 
Phi Eta Sigma 


BARRY, ROBERT BURNS, JR. 


Lakewood 
B.I.E. 
Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Eta Sigma, 
President; Texnikoi; Quadrangle 
Jesters; Society of Industrial 
Engineers; Y.M.C.A.; Scarlet Mask; 
Ohio Students’ Party Associated; 
Cadet Officers Association 


BATCHELOR, KENYON S. 


Columbus 
B.I.E. 
Sigma Phi Epsilon; Student Society 
of Industrial Engineers; Society of 
Automotive Engineers; American 
Society of Mechanical Engineers 


BERDELMAN, WILLIAM ALBERT 
Columbus 

B.C.E. 

American Society of Civil 

Engineers; Christian Science 

Organization, President 


BEYER, FRANZ WILLIAM 
Columbus 

B.E.E. 

Eta Kappa Nu 


BRACKNEY, ROBERT LEROY 
Dayton 

B.E.E. 

American Institute of Electrical 

Engineers; Undergraduate 

Mathematics Club 


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ALEXANDER, WILLIAM ROBERT 


Columbus 
B.M.E. 
Triangle; Quadrangle Jesters; 
American Society of Mechanical 
Engineers 


ANNESS, RUSSELL WILLIAM 


Middletown 
B.I.E. 
Triangle; Quadrangle Jesters; 
Student Society of Industrial 
Engineers 


BAINTER, ROBERT GOODLIVE 


Zanesville 
B.C.E. 
American Society of Civil 
Engineers; Ohio State Enaineer 
Staff; American Society of 
Mechanical Engineers; Pershing 
Rifles; Society of Automotive 
Engineers 


BASSETT, DEWEY MITCHELL 
Napoleon 

B.E.E. 

Radio Club, President; American 

Institute of Electrical Engineers 


BAUER, RICHARD M. 


Zanesville 
B.I.E. 
Student Society of Industrial 
Engineers; American Society of 
Mechanical Engineers 


BEST, PAUL BUTLER, JR. 
Columbus 

B.E.E. 

Alpha Tau Omega; University 

Chorus; Men’s Glee Club; 

American Institute of 

Electrical Engineers 


BLAIR, RICHARD WARREN 
Columbus 

B.M.E. 

Society of Automotive Engineers; 

American Society of 

Mechanical Engineers 


BREDBECK, RICHARD DEWITT 


Port Clinton 
B.C.E. 
American Society of Civil 
Engineers 


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BROOKOVER, GEORGE B. 


Manchester 
B.Ch.E. 
Independent Men’s Association 


BROWN, WILLIAM 


Cleveland 
B.Met.E. 
Buckeye Club, Steward; Sigma 
Gamma Epsilon; Quadrangle Jesters 


BRYAN, ROBERT WILLIAM 


Salem 
B.M.E. 
American Society of 
Mechanical Engineers 


CHENEVEY, JOHN EDWARD 


Apple Creek 
B.Ch.E. 
Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; 
Newman Club; American Institute 
of Chemical Engineers 


CLARK, JOHN DOUGLAS 


Columbus 
B.Cer.E. 
Phi Delta Theta; Ohio State 
Engineer Staff; Quadranole Jesters; 
Engineers Council; American 
Ceramic Society 


CONRAD, KEITH 


Urbana 
Phi Eta Siqma; Tau Beta Pi; 
fioma Pi Siqma; Engineering 
Physics Society, Vice President; 
Engineers Council 


COOPERRIDER, WALTER ELDON 


Columbus 
B.M.E. 
American Society of Mechanical 
Engineers 


CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM A. 


Marietta 
B.C.E. 
Alpha Tau Omega; American 
Society of Civil Enqineers; 
Scarlet Mask; Quadrangle 
Jesters, Secretary 


CVULOVS 


BROWN, DARWIN] WILSON 


Dexter City 
B.C.E. 
Tau Beta Pi; American Society 
of Civil Engineers 


BROWN, WILLIAM EDWARD 


Mount Vernon 
B.C.E. 
American Society of Civil 
Engineers; Glider Club 


BUROS, HERBERT ALFRED 


Cleveland 
B.C.E. 
American Society of Civil 
Engineers; Hillel 


CLARK, JOHN ARTHUR 


Lancaster 
B.E.E. 
Pershing Rifles; American Institute 
of Electrical Engineers; Eta 
Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi 


CONNARE, HAROLD PETER 


Lakewood 
B.Ch.E. 
Newman Club; American Institute 
of Chemical Engineers 


COOK, THOMAS JOHNSON, JR. 


Columbus 
B.M.E. 
Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; 
Society of Automotive Engineers; 
Pershing Rifles; American Society 
of Mechanical Engineers 


CORBAN, WILBUR H. 


Columbus 
B.Cer.E. 
American Ceramic Society; 
Sigma Gamma Epsilon; 
Scabbard and Blade 


DAUGHERTY, SAM P. 


Columbus 
B.Cer.E. 
Phi Kappa Psi; Tau Beta Pi; 
Keramos; American Ceramic 
Society, President 














DAVIS, ROBERT F. 


Shinnston, West Virginia 
B.Cer.E. 
Sigma Chi; American Ceramic 
Society; Quadrangle Jesters 


DERRENBERGER, ROBERT G. 


Loudonville 
B.LE. 
Theta Tau, President, Treasurer; 
Council of Fraternity Presidents; 
Quadrangle Jesters; Texnikoi; 
Ohio State Engineer, Associate 
Editor; Fraternity Managers 
Association; American Institute of 
Electrical Engineers; Society of 
Industrial Engineers 


DODGE, WILLIAM WILSON 


Cleveland 
B.I.E. 
Society of Industrial Engineers, 
President; Tau Beta Pi 


DRAKE, ROBERT TED 


Columbus 
B.M.E. 
Tau Beta Pi; American Society of 
Mechanical Engineers, Secretary 


EVANS, LLOYD G. 


Columbus 
B.Met.E. 
Triangle; Quadrangle Jesters; 
Alpha Phi Omega; American 
Institute of Mining and 
Metallurgical Engineers 


FISCHER. FRANK HEYMAN 
Sandusky 
B.E.E. 


Phi Eta Sigma; American Institute 
of Electrical Engineers 


FRANCIS, DWIGHT ARTHUR 


Newark 
B.Ch.E. 
American Institute of 
Chemical Engineers 


FRILEY, KENNETH OWEN 


Painesville 
B.M.E. 
Texnikoi; Ohio State Engineer, 
Associate Editor; American Society 
of Mechanical Engineers, Treasurer; 
Society of Automotive Engineers 


Bc ake 


DELFS, JACK M. 

Canfield 
B.E.E. 
Texnikoi; Tau Beta Pi; Engineers 
Council; Eta Kappa Nu; Phi Eta 
Sigma; American Institute of 
Electrical Engineers 


DEVER, LEWIS AARON 

Oak Hill 
B.M.E. 
Tau Beta Pi; Society of Automotive 
Engineers, Secretary; American 
Society of Mechanical Engineers 


DRAKE, CARL ALPHEUS 
Columbus 

B.M.E. 

American Society of Mechanical 

Engineers 


EGGER, BERNARD E. 
Columbus 

B.L.E. 

Tau Beta Pi; Society of 

Industrial Engineers 


FAHRANBRUCK, WILLIAM O. 
Deer Park 

B.Cer.E. 

Tower Club; Texnikoi; Tau Beta Pi; 

Keramos; American Ceramic Society 


FORGUE, STANLEY VINCENT 


Sandusky 
B.Sc. in Physics 
Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; 
Pi Mu Epsilon; Pi Tau Pi Sigma; 
Engineers Physics Society; 
Sigma Pi Sigma 


FREDERIKSEN, VICTOR, JR. 
Columbus 

B.E.E. 

Engineers Council; Scabbard and 

Blade; American Institute of 

Electrical Engineers 


FROMM, ELLSWORTH H. 
Chillicothe 

B.M.E. 

American Society of Mechanical 

Engineers, Treasurer 


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GEORGE, JOHN DONALD 


Carrollton 
B.Ch.E. 
American Institute of Chemical 
Engineers; Cadet Officers 
Association 


GOLDRICK, GORDON WADE 


Cleveland 
B.Ch.E. 
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; 
American Institute of Chemical 
Engineers 


GRAHAM, JOHN W.., JR. 


Dayton 
B.C.E. 
Tower Club, President; American 
Society of Civil Engineers; 
Scabbard and Blade; Tau Beta Pi; 
Phi Eta Sigma 


HACKETT, JAMES WALLACE 


Struthers 
B.Sc. in Physics 
Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma, 
Vice President; Tau Beta Pi; 
Engineering Physics Society, 
President 


HARPST, WALLACE E. 


Findlay 
B.M.E. 
Glider Club; American Society of 
Mechanical Engineers; Society of 
Automotive Engineers, Vice 
President 


HARVEY, JOHN K. 
Saratoga Springs, New York 


B.Ch.E. 
Phi Kappa Psi 


HELDACK, JOHN MARTIN 


» Warren 

B.M.E. 

American Society of Mechanical 
Engineers; Society of Automotive 
Engineers, Treasurer 


HOFMAYER, EDWARD I. 


Columbus 
B.C.E. 
Phi Eta Sigma; Varsity Football; 
Quadrangle Jesters; American 
Society of Civil Engineers 


CVULOVS 


GERSTER, JACK ALAN 
McDonald 

B.Ch.E. 

Kappa Delta Rho, President; 

Council of Fraternity Presidents; 

Texnikoi; Tau Beta Pi; American 

Institute of Chemical Engineers 


GORNALL, HENRY ALLEN 


Mooseheart, Illinois 
B.Cer.E. 
Keramos; American Ceramic Society 


GRASHEL, HARRY JUNIOR 


Columbus 
BilE. 
Pi Kappa Alpha; Strollers; Young 
Men’s Christian Association; 
Quadrangle Jesters; Ohio 
State Engineer 


HARNER, LEO E. 


Aurora Station 
B.C.E. 


HARRISON, EDISON REYNOLDS 


Columbus 
B.M.E. 
American Society of Mechanical 
Engineers; Society of Automotive 
Engineers 


HEIGLE, WOODROW WILSON 


Amanda 
B.E.E. 
Eta Kappa Nu; American Institute 
of Electrical Engineers, Senior 
Vice President; Quadrangle Jesters 


HENERY, ANDREW H. 


Zanesville 
B.M.E. 
Tau Beta Pi; American Institute 
of Mechanical Engineers 


HOTZ, JOHN LOUIS 


Delphos 
B.Ch.E. 
American Institute of 
Chemical Engineers 











HOWARD, DWIGHT, JR. 
Columbus 

B.I.E. 

Phi Gamma Delta; Varsity 

Swimming Team 


HUBER, OREN JOHN 
Columbus 
B.Sc. in Physics 


HUTCHINGS, WILLIAM ARTHUR 
Niles 
B. Land. Arch. 


JOHNSON, ROBERT F. 
Napoleon 
B.E.E. 
Quadrangle Jesters; Eta Kappa Nu; 
Stadium Club 


JONES, CHARLES D. 
Newark 


B.C.E. 
American Society of Civil Engineers 


KELLOGG, LOUIS HENRY 
Painesville 

B.E.E. 

Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; 

American Institute of Electrical 

Engineers; Radio Club 


KOCH, LEONARD CARL 
Wapakoneta 

B.E.E., B.Sc. in Ed. 

American Institute of Electrical 

Engineers; Ohio Education 

Association 


KUHLMAN, DILLARD W. 


Ironton 
B.Ch.E. 
Tower Club; American Institute of 
Chemical Engineers; Scabbard 
and Blade 


1959 


HOWELL, JOHN F. 
Columbus 


B.C.E. 
American Society of Civil Engineers 


HUGHES, MORETON RAY 
Columbus 

B.C.E. 

Quadrangle Jesters, Vice President; 

American Society of Civil Engineers 


JACKSON, WILLIS EVERETT 
Holgate 

B.Ch.E. 

American Institute of Chemical 

Engineers; Marching Band 


JONES, BRUCE WILLIAM 
Portsmouth 

B.LE. 

Delta Chi; Student Society of 

Industrial Engineers; Ohio State 

Engineer 


KAIL, IRA JOSEPH 
Huntington, West Virginia 

B.Ch.E. 

Beta Theta Pi; American Institute 

of Chemical Engineers 


KIMMEL, ELLSWORTH E. 
Columbus 

B.Ch.E. 

Engineering Council; Quadrangle 

Jesters; Chess Club; American 

Institute of Chemical Engineers 


KOOPMAN, PETER 


Lakewood 
B.Cer.E. 
American Ceramic Society 


LERCHE, ROBERT ALFRED 
Columbus 

B.I.E. 

American Institute of Electrical 

Engineers; Student Society of 

Industrial Engineers 


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LINDSAY, CAREY EUGENE 
Perrysburg 

B.Cer.E. 

Tau Beta Pi; Keramos; American 

Ceramic Society 


MATASICH, CHARLES LOUIS 


Youngstown 
B.Met.E. 
American Institute of Mining 
and Metallurgical Engineers 


McEWEN, JOHN MITCHELL 


Bremen 
B.Ch.E. 
Tower Club, Floor Captain; 
Scabbard and Blade; Tau Beta Pi, 
Secretary; Texnikoi; Phi Lambda 
Upsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; American 
Institute of Chemical Engineers 


MORELAND, RUSSELL EARL 


Delaware 
E.C.E; 


American Society of Civil Engineers 


NISSLEY, CHARLES LEE 
Springfield 

B.I.E. 

Alpha Tau Omega; Scarlet Mask; 

Student Society of Industrial 

Engineers; American Society of 

Mechanical Engineers 


OGRAM, ROBERT LEE 


Youngstown 
B.E.E. 
Lambda Chi Alpha; Tau Beta Pi; 
Eta Kappa Nu, Vice President; 
Phi Eta Sigma; American Institute 
of Electrical Engineers, President 


PHIPPS, LEONARD ANTHONY 


Belmore 
B.Met.E. 
Triangle; American Institute of 
Mining and Metallurgical Engineers; 
American Society of Metallurgists; 
Y.M.C.A. 


POPE, ROBERT H. 


Girard 
B.L.E. 
Triangle, Vice President; Student 
Society of Industrial Engineers; 
Quadrangle Jesters; Ohio State 
Engineer; Texnikoi; Senior Class 
Cabinet 


eviuoV’s 


MANKER, GLENN E. 


Columbus 
B.M.E. 
Men’s Glee Club; American Society 
of Mechanical Engineers, Chairman 


McCOMB, ROBERT D. 


Columbus 
B.E.E. 
Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Kappa Nu; 
Tau Beta Pi; Y.M.C.A.; University 
Pocket Testament League; 
Independent Men’s Association 


MILLER, M. C. 


Millersburg 
B.E.E. 


MUELLER, JAMES IRVING 


Norwood 
B.Cer.E. 
Sigma Chi; Y.M.C.A.; Marching 
Band; Pershing Rifles; Kappa 
Kappa Psi, Treasurer, President; 
Scarlet Mask; American Ceramic 
Society, Concert Band 


OGDEN, RICHARD E. 


Columbus 
B.Ch.E. 
American Institute of Chemical 
Engineers, Secretary; 
Quadrangle Jesters 


PHILLIAN, HARRY EDGAR 


Delaware 
B.Arch. 
Sigma Chi 


PONTIUS, EUGENE CAMERON 


Napoleon 
B.Ch.E. 
Delta Upsilon; Pershing Rifles; 
Freshman Football; American 
Institute of Chemical Engineers 


RABUCK, JAY C. 


Coraopolis, Pennsylvania 
B.C.E. 
Men’‘s Glee Club; Forum Club; 
Engineers Council; American 
Society of Civil Engineers; 
University Chorus 








RAFFERTY, THOMAS EDMUND 


Grove City 
B.Sc. in Phys. 
Men’s Glee Club; Symphonic 
Chorus; University Chorus; 
Engineering Physics Society 


RIEHL, MERRILL LANDIS 


Columbus 
B.Ch.E. 
American Institute of Chemical 
Engineers; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; 
Phi Lambda Upsilon 


RUBIN, JULIUS H. 


East Cleveland 
B.E-E. 
Kappa Epsilon Phi; Varsity “A” 
Association; Radio Club; American 
Institute of Electrical Engineers; 
Hillel; Varsity Tumbling Team 


SARCHET, BERNARD REGINALD 


Byesville 
B.Ch.E. 
American Institute of Chemical 
Engineers, Vice President; 
Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Lambda 
Upsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi 


SCHOEWE, NORMAN EDWARD 


Castalia 
BIE. 
Theta Tau, President; Varsity 
Baseball; Fraternity Managers 
Association; Quadrangle Jesters; 
Society of Industrial Engineers; 
American Institute of Electrical 
Enigneers 


SCHULTZ, AUGUST C., JR. 
Sandusky 


B.M.E. 
Kappa Sigma 


SEAMAN, EUGENE FRANCIS 
Columbus Grove 

B.C.E. 

Scabbard and Blade; American 

Society of Civil Engineers 


SHEAFF, JAMES LEONARD 


New Carlisle 
B.C.E. 
Scabbard and Blade; American 
Society of Civil Engineers 


SHUFFLEBARGER, HARRY L. 


Bexley 
B.Met.E. 
Marching Band; American Institute 
of Mining and Metallurgical 
Engineers 


1939 


RHODES, FRANKLIN McCOY 


Youngstown 
B.L.E. 
Delta Upsilon, President; The Ohio 
State Engineer, Editor; Engineers 
Council, Vice President; Quadrangle 
Jesters, Business Manager; 
Texnikoi; Ohio Staters, Inc.; 
Toastmasters; Phi Eta Sigma; 
Student Society of Industrial 
Engineers 


ROHE, DAVID L. 
Columbus 
B.M.E. 
Sigma Gamma Epsilon; American 
Institute of Mechanical Engineers 


RUHL, MAX NICHOLS 


Geneva 
B.I.E. 
Buckeye Club, President; Society 
of Industrial Engineers, Secretary; 
Tau Beta Pi; Symphony Orchestra; 
Fellowship House, Treasurer; 
Phi Eta Sigma; American Society 
of Mechanical Engineers 


SCHEIBER, ROBERT EDWARD 
Tiffin 

B.Ch.E. 

American Institute of Chemical 

Engineers; Newman Club 


SCHROLUCKE, VIRGIL H. 
Sidney 

B.M.E. 

Buckeye Club; American Society 

of Mechanical Engineers 


SCHURTZ, FRANCIS A. 
Worthington 

B.E.M. 

Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Vice 

President; Freshman Football; 

Varsity Football; American 

Institute of Mining and 

Metallurgical Engineers 


SEDDON, THOMAS ANDREW 


Columbus 
B.M.E. 
Phi Eta Sigma; American Society 
of Mechanical Engineers; Society 
of Automotive Engineers 


SHIRKEY, RAYMOND 


Gibsonburg 
B.C.E. 
American Society of Civil Engineers 


SIEGELMAN, BERNARD H. 


Columbus 
BCE, 
American Society of Civil 
Engineers; Hillel; Phi Eta Sigma 


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SMITH, PAUL E. 


Columbus 
B.M.E. 
Pershing Rifles; American Society 
of Mechanical Engineers, Secretary; 
Reserve Officers Association 


SPORE, WILLIAM DAVID 


East Liverpool 
B.Cer.E. 
Delta Upsilon; American Ceramic 
Society, Vice President; Keramos, 
Vice President, Treasurer; Ohio 
State Engineer; Tau Beta Pi 


SUTHERLAND, JAMES LAVERNE 
Youngstown 

B.Met.E. 

Chi Phi; American Institute of 

Mining and Metallurgical 

Engineers; Scarlet Key; Makio, 

Freshman Staff; Varsity Football 

Manager; Council of Fraternity 

Presidents 


TOMCIK, JOHN JACOB 
Barberton 

B.C.E. 

Newman Club, President; American 

Society of Civil Engineers; Pershing 

Rifles; Engineering Council 


WARNER, ROBERT WOODFORD 


Youngstown 
B.C.E. 
Alpha Tau Omega; Scarlet Mask; 
American Society of Civil 
Engineers; Quadrangle Jesters 


WELLS, WILLIAM WOODROW 


Bluffton 
B.Arch. 


WILLIAMS, ROBERT CHARLES 


Columbus 
B.C.E. 
American Society of Civil Engineers 


WINEMILLER, WILLIAM F. 


Columbus 
B.Cer.E. 
Phi Kappa Psi; American 
Ceramic Society 


CNLOVS 


SPERRY, ROBERT EDGAR 
Fort Myer, Virginia 

B.M.E. 

Scabbard and Blade 


STAHL, JOEL SAUL 

Warren 
B.Ch.E. 
Varsity Cross Country Manager; 
Phi Lambda Upsilon; Phi Eta 
Sigma; Scarlet Key; Varsity ““O” 
Association; American Institute of 
Chemical Engineers; Ohio State 
Engineer, Business Staff 


TIPPETT, ROBERT HARRIS 
Wellston 

B.C.E. 

Scabbard and Blade; Tau Beta Pi; 

American Society of Civil 

Engineers; Pershing Rifles; 

Varsity Rifle Team 


VAUGHAN, ROBERT ANDREW 


Columbus 
B.M.E. 
American Society of Mechanical 
Engineers 


WARTHMAN, KENNETH LEO 
West Mansfield 


B.M.E. 
Scabbard and Blade 


WEST, CHARLES TYRRELL, II 


Crestline 
B:C.E; 
Tau Beta Pi; American Society 
of Civil Engineers 


WILSON, MARY ADELYN 


Nelsonville 
B.C.E. 
Delta Gamma; Mid-Mirrors; 
Y.W.C.A.; Women’s Information 
Committee; American Society of 
Civil Engineers 


WOLCOTT, RICHARD HASTINGS 


Mansfield 
B.E.M. 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Sigma _ 
Gamma Epsilon; Varsity Wrestling 


WOODS, GEORGE B. 
Bainbridge 

B.E.E. 

Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; 

Phi Eta Sigma; American Institute 

of Electrical Engineers 








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Dean Arant 


In 1885 the Board of Trustees of Ohio State Uni- 
versity passed a resolution providing that a law 
school be founded as a part of the University. Six 
years later the first class in the new school con- 
vened, with 33 students enrolled. The initial classes 
were held in the Franklin County courthouse, from 
which they were removed to Hayes Hall in 1894 and 
later to Orton Hall. In 1903, Page Hall, the present 
home of the Law College, was completed and dedi- 
cated. The building was the gift of Henry F. Page, 
noted attorney, who left a $200,000 estate to the Uni- 
versity. 


The college's first dean was the Honorable Mar- 
shall J. Williams, Justice of the Supreme Court of 
Ohio. Since 1928, Herschel W. Arant has been dean 
of the college. However, he received an appoint- 
ment to the District Federal Court of Appeals dur- 
ing the past year and resigned as dean to take up 
his new duties. 


The college has grown rapidly through the years 
in enrollment and prestige. It is not only rated very 
high among the 200 law schools in the United States, 
but the College of Law is one of the three accredited 
legal schools in Ohio. 


John W. Bricker, present governor of Ohio, and 
Israel Foster, who sits on the Federal Court of 
Claims, are two of the Law College's most distin- 
guished graduates. 





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-JONES, ROBERT HANNA 


Columbus 
J.D. 
Pi Kappa Alpha; Delta Theta Phi; 
Phi Mu Alpha; University Bar 
Association, President; Ohio State 
Law Journal, Notes Editor; Law 
Journal, Board of Editors 


LEE, C. VERNON 

— Columbus 

LL.B. 

Gamma Eta Gamma; Ohio State 
Law Journal, Business Manager 


COLEMAN, WILLIAM LUTHER 
Marysville 

LL.B. 

Gamma Eta Gamma, President; Law 

College Council; Student Senate 


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GORMAN, JAMESeMs 
Tippecanoe City 

LL.B. 

Gamma Eta Gamma; Ohio State 

Law Journal, Board of Editors 





EARHART, WARREN SCOFIELD™ 
Columbus 


LL.B. 
Phi Delta Phiy Freshman Football 


HENDERSHOT,»CHARLES S. 
Zanesville aed 


LL.B. ~3 
Gamma Eta Gamma; Universitit} 
Young Republican Club, President; “+ 
Professional Interfraternity Council 


KOSACH, MICHAEL W. 


North Jackson “at 
LL.B. 
Gamma Eta Gamma; Freshman Law 
Class, President; Student Bar 
Association, Vice President; 
Blackacre Club, Vicé" President 


MAHONEY, EUGENE JOHN 


Columbus 
LL.B. 
Student Bar Association; Judge of 
Moot Court; Committee of Annual 
Law School Dinner; Legal Aid 
Clinic; Labor Law Survey 


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MONTGOMERY, ROBERT J. MURR, LOWELL 


Columbus Dayton 
LL.B. LL.B? 
Gamma Eta Gamma Phi Delta*®Phi 


PETERSON, ROLLIN LEE 


OLDHAM, RICHARD Columbus 
Dayton LEB. 
LL.B. Gamma €ta_Gamma 





REYNARD, CHARLES A. 
Springfield 
B 


REDINGER, JAMES FRAZER 


Columbus 
aes 
Gamma Eta Gamma 


Alpha Phi Omega; Ohio State 
Law Journal, Board of Editors 


STRADER, PAUL D., JR. 


Salem 
Lea 
Men‘s@ Varsity Debate Team 





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Dr. Upham 


With improvement as its guiding aim, the Ohio 
State College of Medicine has grown from a small 
school, founded in Willoughby, Ohio, in 1834, to an 
institution of high repute in medical and educational 
circles. In research, in its post-graduate work, in its 
pre-clinical department and in its working equip- 
ment, the college uses scientific advancement as its 
criterion. 


The number of admissions to the Medical College 
each year is limited to seventy-five. Of a necessity, 
therefore, only the most select group of applicants 
are granted admission. Before he may become a full- 
fledged medical student, an applicant must prove 
his worthiness on the basis of past scholarship, per- 
sonality, psychological and aptitude tests and his 
being a resident of the State of Ohio. The latter re- 
quirement was established by a recent state law. 


As a part of the training for seniors, a new Out 
patient Clinic was recently opened on the campus. 
This clinic is staffed with sixty specialists, all on the 
Medical College faculty. During 1937-38, sixty thou- 
sand patients were treated. The University Hospital 
and the St. Francis Hospital also cooperate with the 
University in giving well-qualified students positions 
during their interne period. 


The college is headed by Dean John H. J. Upham. 


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Dr. Baker 











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AGIN, LAMBERT JAMES 
Cincinnati 

M.D. 

Phi Kappa Sigma; Phi Chi 


BERKEBILE, ROBERT DAVID 


BLANDEN, MERWIN RUSSELL 


Toledo 
M.D. 
Phi Chi 


CARTER, WILLIAM HOWARD 


Ravenna 
M.D. 


CVLOVS 


ARNOFF, BENJAMIN 
Cleveland Heights 

M.D. 

Senior Class Treasurer 


BERRY, JACK J. 


Cleveland 
M.D. 


BURKEY, MARIE 
McDonald 

M.D. 

Alpha Epsilon Iota 


FARBER, DAVID NORMAN 


Cleveland 
M.D. 
Phi Sigma Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; 
Phi Beta Kappa; 
Alpha Omega Alpha 





FESSLER, GORDON SOISTER 


Portsmouth 
M.D. 


FINNICAL, ROBERT NEAL 


Cadiz 
M.D. 


FOX, HARRY HARVEY 


Cleveland 
M.D. 


GOODMAN, JAMES D. 
Cleveland 


M.D. 
Phi Delta Epsilon 





FINEBERG, HENRY H. 


Cleveland Heights 
M.D. 


FORTEZA, ROSENDO, JR. 


Columbus 
M.D. 


FRANCIS, HENRY J. 


Troy 
M.D. 
Theta Kappa Psi 


GROSCOST, ARTHUR GLENN 
Columbus 

M.D. 

Student Senate; Phi Beta Kappa; 

Student Medical Council, President 


filo] 


GUDENKAUF, ELTON B. 
Minster 


M.D. 
Phi Rho Sigma, Social Chairman 


KACKLEY, DESMOND DUANE 
Galion 


M.D. 
Phi Chi; Student Medical Council 





HAWKINS, BENJAMIN LEE 
Cincinnati 

M.D. 

Nu Sigma Nu; Professional 

Interfraternity Council, President 


KECK, HOMER IVAN 


North Canton 
M.D. 
Nu Sigma Nu 


HEALEY, JAMES GLENN 
_ Columbus 


M.D. 
Alpha Kappa Kappa 


KELLER, BAYARD M. 
Cuyahoga Falls 

M.D. 

Phi Rho Sigma 





KUBIAC, WILLIS THOMAS 


Youngstown 
M.D. 
Nu Sigma Nu 


LEMON, GEORGE HONNOLD 
Norwood 


M.D. 
Nu Sigma Nu 


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KURLANDER, ARNOLD BAILEY 


Cleveland Heights 
M.D. 
Phi Delta Epsilon; Professional 
Interfraternity Council 


LEVIN, TOM S. 
Cincinnati 


M.D. 
Sigma Alpha Mu 


LAPP, WARREN ANTHONY 
Norwood 

M.D. 

Nu Sigma Nu; Chi Phi; Varsity 

"O” Association; Scarlet Key 


LIGHT, RICHARD CARL 
Lima 

M.D. 

Phi Gamma Delta; 

Alpha Kappa Kappa 


HEISEL, ELDRED B. 


Akron 
M.D. 
Nu Sigma Nu; Alpha Omega Alpha 


KISTLER, VICTOR NIAL 


Carroll 
M.D. 
Phi Chi; Marching Band; 
Concert Band 


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LEIBOVITZ, ARMOND LEO 


Akron 
M.D. 


LOVEBURY, WILLIAM F. 
Columbus 


M.D. 
Alpha Kappa Kappa 








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MOSS, JOHN A. OLIVER, MARGUERITE G. 
Barberton Newark 

M.D. M.D. 

Nu Sigma Nu Alpha Epsilon Iota 

e 
CEVULOVS PIERSON, HELEN LOUISE POLLACK, ALEXANDER 

Van Wert Columbus 

M.D. M.D. 

Alpha Epsilon Iota Sigma Alpha Mu; Phi Eta Sigma; 


Phi Lambda Upsilon; Alpha 
Omega Alpha 


PRICE, PLINY A. 


“ater REICHES, AARON JULIUS 
Phi Rho Sigma eth fot as 


ROBERTS, HAROLD KERSEY 


Urbana RODABAUGH, GALON S. 
M.D. Williamstown 
Nu Sigma Nu M.D. 


LOWERY, JOHN McCONAGHA LUCAS, RICHARD A. 


New Concord Columbus 
M.D. M.D. 
Nu Sigma Nu Delta Chi; Alpha Kappa Kappa 


McCREARY, JAMES HUGH 


Columbus 
M.D. MARTIN, GEORGE I. 
Phi Chi; Varsity ’"O” Association; 
Scarlet Key; Marching Band, Pete oleic og 


Drum Major Alpha Kappa Kappa 


MENDELSON, MAX ALFRED 
Bellaire 
By MESSENGER, HAROLD M. 
Phi Delta Epsilon New London 
M.D. 
Delta Upsilon; Phi Chi 


MEYER, BLANCHE B. M. 
Columbus 
M.D. 


Alpha Epsilon Iota; Alpha Omega 
Alpha; Sigma Xi; Phi Beta Rapens MILES, ROBERT KEITH 


Pi Lambda Theta; Gamma Psi Brookfield 
Kappa; Sigma Delta Epsilon M.D. 





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ROOT, HAROLD EASTMAN 
Kingsville 
D 


Phi "Rho Sigma 


SHILLING, RALPH H. 
Columbus 


M.D. 
Rifle Club 





SCHAFER, PAUL WILLIAM 
Columbus 

M.D. 

Nu Siama Nu; Student Medical 

Council; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Beta 

Kappa; Alpha Omega Alpha 


SILBERSTEIN, JACK S. 


Columbus 
M.D. 
Alpha Omega Alpha 


London 


Mansfield 
M.D. 
Nu Sigma Nu 





SCHUMAKER, WILLIAM H. 
Lorain 

M.D. 

Phi Chi 


SLABAUGH, RAYMOND M. 
Columbus 

M.D. 

Sigma Pi; Alpha Kappa Kappa; 

Student Medical Council 


SPARLING, WILLIAM RIDLEY STINE, GEORGE T. 


Columbus 


M.D. M.D. 
Alpha Kappa Kappa Alpha Kappa Kappa 


TERNOCKY, FRANK 


ZAPOLAN, WOLFE 


Columbus 
M.D. 


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Dean Dye 


When a state law was passed in Ohio requiring 
that all persons engaged in the practice of pharmacy 
must be examined and registered, the College of 
Pharmacy was created as a part of Ohio State. Phar- 
macy having been only a department of the Univer- 
sity until this time, the new college, headed by Dean 
Clair A. Dye, symbolized the University’s progres- 
sive spirit. 


Housed in a comparatively recent building, the 
college offers a four-year course of the best possible 
training to students hoping to become successful 
pharmacists. While this training is the principal 
function of the college, it provides, in addition, facili- 
ties for the study of courses related to pharmacy, 
such as pharmaceutical chemistry and bacteriology. 


In maintaining its high reputation, the College of 
Pharmacy makes every effort to keep its depart- 
ments abreast of all new ideas and discoveries in 
the field of science, surgery, and medicine. 


Well-equipped laboratories and a complete 
model drug store are used to provide a chance for 
student pharmacists to gain practical experience. 
The college has also been very active ever since its 
creation in the encouragement of research and in 
the establishment of various pharmaceutical organ- 
izations throughout Ohio. 


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Professor Williams 


Professor Stevens 














ACKERMAN, LOUIS 
Columbus 

B.Sc. 

Rho Pi Phi; Second Lieutenant 

Infantry Reserves 


BUSH, KATHLEEN JUNE 
Middleport 

B.Sc. 

Scholaris; Phi Rho Alpha; 

Librarian; Rho Chi, Secretary 


DAVIS, JOSEPH JEFFREY 
Peebles 

B.Sc. 

Phi Rho Alpha; Rho Chi, President; 

Phi Eta Sigma; Freshman Wrestling 


GILLILAND, VIRGINIA H. 
Columbus 

B.Sc. 

Boot and Saddle; Foil and Mask; 

Swan Club; Hockey Club; Women’s 

Recreation Association; Phi Rho 

Alpha; Rho Chi; Kappa Epsilon 





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BLEICH, MAURICE LAWRENCE 


Cleveland 
B.Sc. 
Rho Pi Phi, President 


CROCETTI, ROBERT ARTHUR 
Steubenville 


B.Sc. 
Phi Rho Alpha; Varsity Fencing 
Team; Pharmacy Council 


FAILER, JOSEPHINE SITTERLE 
Greenfield 

B.Sc. 

Kappa Epsilon, President 


GUREVITZ, ISADORE REUBEN 
Columbus 
B.Sc. 


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GRUTWINSKI, FERDINAND J. 
Youngstown 

B.Sc. 

Phi Delta Chi; Newman Club; 

Mahoning County Club; Polish 

Club; Freshman-Sophomore 

Cheering Squad 


LILES, DONALD EVANS 


Forest 
B.Sc. 
Phi Rho Alpha; Rho Chi; 
Pharmacy Council 


REEVES, WILLIAM IVAN HALE 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 


SUTTER, WILLIAM S. 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 
Phi Delta Chi 





LEWIS, HELEN TYCE 
Charleston, West Virginia 

B.Sc. 

Alpha Epsilon Phi; Phi Rho Alpha; 

Hillel; Mid-Mirrors 


NEWLAND, DONALD LEROY 


Melvin 
B.Sc. 
Kappa Delta Rho 


SHARPE, WAYNE ADAMS 


Columbus 
B.Sc. 


ULLRICH, ROBERT M. 
Dayton 
B.Sc. 
Pi Kappa Alpha; Freshman 
Swimming Manager; Scarlet Mask 








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College of 
Velerinary Whdicine 





Dean Brumley 


The College of Veterinary Medicine on the Ohio 
State campus is today the largest in the United 
States, annually turning away prospective students. 
As a result, entrance qualifications are necessarily 
severe. When it was established in 1888, the first 
school in Ohio to offer professional and technical 
instruction in veterinary medicine, only twelve stu- 
dents enrolled. 


Besides providing training in veterinary medi- 
cine, the college aims to train students for public 
health activities, for teaching as a basis of research 
activities, and for responsible army positions. The 
necessary practical experience is provided by the 
work in the Veterinary Clinic. Since very excellent 
work is done in the Clinic for a nominal fee, each 
year numerous Columbus pets, ranging from mice 
to ponies, benefit by taking advantage of its facili- 
ties. 


The Brumley Club, an organization for women 
enrolled in the college, is named in honor of the 
present dean, Dr. Oscar Brumley. Other than Dr. 
Brumley, the College of Veterinary Medicine has 
been headed by only two deans, Dr. Detmers and 
Dr. White. 


Mark Francis, who is noted for his work in com- 
bating Texas fever and in collecting prehistoric 
animal fossils, is the most distinguished alumnus 
and the first graduate of the college. 





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BERGER, JOSEPH HERMAN 


Mishawaka, Indiana 
D.V.M. 
Alpha Psi; Junior American 
Veterinary Medical Association 


deVARENNES, CHARLES M. 


Quincy, Massachusetts 
D.V.M. 
Theta Kappa Phi; Omega Tau 
Sigma; Junior American Veterinary 
Medical Association, President 1939; 
Veterinary Medicine Student 
Council; Council of Fraternity 
Presidents; Varsity Baseball 


JAMES, HAROLD DAVID 
Yellow Springs 

D.V.M. 

Omega Tau Sigma; Junior 

Veterinary Medical Association; 

Saddle and Sirloin Club 


MAUGER, HARRY MARTIN, JR. 
Columbus 

D.V.M. 

Omega Tau Sigma; Varsity 

Baseball; Varsity Football 


BOYER, PAUL E. 
Ashland 


D.V.M. 
Delta Theta Sigma 


HELLER, OLIVER PERRY 
Waterville 

D.V.M. 

Alpha Psi; Junior American 

Veterinary Medical Association 


KUHN, IRVIN E. 


Manilla, Indiana 
D.V.M. 
Omega Tau Sigma, Vice President; 
Junior American Veterinary 
Medical Association 


McBRIDE, DAVID BRYANT 
St. Clairsville 

D.V.M. 

Alpha Tau Omega; Junior 

American Veterinary Medical 

Association 








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PRIMERANO, WALTER D. 


New Rochelle, New York 
D.V.M. 
Alpha Phi Delta, President; 
Junior American Veterinary 
Medical Association 


SMITH, GAIL B. 
Ohio City 
D.V.M. 
Alpha Psi; Junior American 
Veterinary Medical Association 


STANSBURY, JAMES LEE 
Athens 

D.V.M. 

Junior American Veterinary 

Medical Association 


WALMSLEY, GEORGE 


Fairhaven, Massachusetts 
D.V.M. 
Omega Tau Sigma; Junior American 
Veterinary Medical Association; 
Marching Band 


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SHALE, MAURICE R. 
Brooklyn, New York 


D.V.M. 
Sigma Iota Zeta 


SPRUNGER, EARL M. 

Wooster 
D.V.M. 
Alpha Psi; Junior American 
Veterinary Medical Association; 
Pistol Club; Student Senate; 
Varsity ‘O” Association; Polo Club, 
President 


WADSWORTH, RALPH HAROLD 


Mansfield 
D.V.M. 
Junior American Veterinary 
Medical Association 


WASHBURN, PAUL MORGAN 
Oak Hill 

D.V.M. 

Omega Tau Sigma; Varsity 

Baseball; Junior American 

Veterinary Medical Association 














Dean Arps 


As early as 1890, graduates of universities all 
over the country were enrolling at Ohio State to 
work toward a master’s degree. Because of the in- 
creasing demand for intensive and specialized study 
in various occupational fields, the number of grad- 
uate enrollments increased. To take care of this 
situation, the Graduate School was established in 
1911. Dr. Wiliam McPherson, who was appointed 
at that time, served twenty-six years as dean of 
the school and played a large part in building it 
into one of the finest schools of this type in the 
country. Upon Dr. McPherson's resignation in May, 
1937, the position of dean was given to Dr. George F. 
Arps, who holds it at the present time. 

The work of the graduate student differs from 
that of the ordinary student enrolled in the Uni- 
versity. In addition to the time that is spent in the 
classroom, emphasis is placed on research work and 
on the gathering of material for a thesis. This work 
leads to a degree of master of arts or doctor of 
philosophy. Up to the present time over a thou- 
sand persons have received Ph.D. degrees at the 
University and several thousand have earned the 
degree of M.A. 

An inducement to attendance at the University 


Graduate School is added by the fact that a student 
may serve as an instructor while working toward 


his degree. 


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Cleaveland 


UNLoV C ie Mecor 


Henry Gaylord Cleaveland, a Cleveland, Ohio, 
contribution to the Delta Upsilon fraternity, was 
chosen to preside over the Junior Class as its presi- 
dent in the autumn elections. Cleaveland, in addi- 
tion to his scholastic work in the Education College, 
is a member of the varsity swimming team, Phi Eta 
Sigma, Ohio Staters, Inc., Scarlet Mask, Strollers, 
Bucket and Dipper, the Men’s Physical Education 

| Association, the cheerleading squad, and served as 
| vice president of the Education College Council. 





Cleaveland was assisted in 
administering the affairs of the 
class by five fellow class 
members. 


Robert Edwin Elsas, Columbus, is enrolled in the 
Arts College. He is a member of Phi Delta Theta 
fraternity. His extra-curricular activities include. par- 
ticipation in Bucket and Dipper, Ohio Staters, Inc., 
Romophos, and Phi Eta Sigma in addition to the vice 
presidency of the Y. M. C. A. and the position of 
secretary of the Student Court. 


Sigma Alpha Mu’'s contribution to the Junior 
Class Cabinet, Sheldon Gilbert Cohen, hails from 
Pittston, Pennsylvania. Cohen is very active in the 
Hillel Foundation and is enrolled in the Arts College. 





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Elsas 


Wolltz Cohen Hughes 


William Chalmers Robinson is quite used to serv- 
ing on class cabinets, having been a member of the 
Class of 1940's sophomore cabinet. He is a member 
of Sigma Nu fraternity and claims Birmingham, Ala- 
bama, as his home. Robinson is enrolled in the 
Engineering College and is a member of Scabbard 
and Blade, Pershing Rifles, and Pi Tau Pi Sigma. 


Chi Omega sorority is rightfully proud of Diantha 
Claire Woltz. She is very active in the Y. W. C. A. 
and is enrolled in the Education College. Miss Woltz 
is a Columbus resident. 


Mary Katharine Hughes, another Columbus resi- 
dent, is a member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority and is 
enrolled in a combination Arts-Education curricu- 
lum. She is a member of the Arts College Council, 
the Women's Glee Club, University Symphonic 
Choir, University Chorus, Women’s Chio, Browning 
Dramatic Society, Pi Lambda Theta, and Delta 
Omicron. 


As these members of the Junior Class Cabine! 
pass on into their senior year as Ohio State students, 
the experience of having led a group of two thou- 
sand students will undoubtedly remain as one of 
their most cherished memories. 


Robinson 




















Queen Gable and Prexy Cleaveland 


Glamorous surroundings, a nationally 
renowned orchestra, a delightfully jovial 
crowd — all these went in to constitute one 
of the most successful Junior Proms in 
years. Living up to their reputation, Bucket 
and Dipper and Chimes again managed to 
create a romantic, truly collegiate atmo- 
sphere with their splendid decorations and 
by their selection of Will Osborne to pro- 
vide the music. Osborne, featuring among 
many novelties his slide music, was chosen 
after much deliberation to supply the danci- 
pation for the fortunate Prom-goers. 


In addition to his originally styled slide 
music and his well-rendered trombone and 
trumpet solos, Osborne introduced his 
“scat-singer’ Willie Corbin to the Ohio 
State “swing’'fans. Osborne's rhythmic style 
and Corbin's inimitable singing were even 
more popular than the Prom sponsors had 
anticipated. 








The start of a wonderful evening 


The thousand couples who attended 
the affair were ushered from their cars 
by a uniformed doorman up the can- 
opied walk to the Physical Education 
building. Inside the dancers were 
greeted by a truly novel decoration 
scheme. The band shell was built to 
portray a nickelodeon. During the 
course of the evening's dancing, those 
in attendance inserted their requests 
into the ‘‘nickelodeon slot’ and out 
would come Will Osborne's delightful 
interpretations of the requests. 


Gaylord Cleaveland, Junior Class 
president, escorting Imogene Gable of 
Portsmouth, was the honor guest of the 
evening. Miss Gable, being the Junior 
Prom Queen by virtue of being es- 
corted by Cleaveland, was presented 
with a bouquet of red roses by the 
prom committee as represented by Co- 
Chairman Harry Vallery. 


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Osborne collects requests 


Chimes, junior women's honorary, and 
Bucket and Dipper, junior men’s honorary, 
deserve a great deal of credit for the out- 
standing quality of the Prom — its smooth 
music, clever decorations, and the co-eds’ 
insecure-looking strapless evening gowns 
again making it the most brilliant affair of 
the winter social season. Harry Vallery, 
president of Bucket and Dipper, and Jean 
Waid, president of Chimes, were co-chair- 
men of the affair. Upon these two rested 
the responsibility of supervising the activi- 
ties of the seven committees and of co-ordi- 
nating their achievements into a truly suc- 
cessful Junior Prom. 


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untor Krom 


Chimes and B & D members talk things over 


























In 1907 a junior men’s honorary was established, 
its members to be chosen on the basis of scholarship 
and prominence in extra-curricular activities. That 
organization — Bucket and Dipper — has been per- 
petuated since that time by the selection each 
Spring of a group of junior men students to carry on. 
the honorary's traditions. 


The neophytes, who number not more than fif- 
teen, are informed of their election to membership 
early in the morning of a day during traditions week. 
They are doused with a bucketful of icy water and 
having thus been abruptly awakened they are pre- 
sented with a large tin bucket and a.ladle as a sym- 
bol of their selection. They are then given very defi- 
nite instructions as to their activities for the following 
day. In addition to carrying the bucket and dipper 
with them wherever they go, the neophytes, dressed 
in all sorts of outlandish costumes, are lead through 
a series of snake dances on the Long Walk. Robert 
Elsas attired in a suit of long underwear and carry- 
ing a brilliant red flag very effectively portrayed his 
communistic role. However, George Miller's inter- 
pretation of Lady Godiva's famed horseback ride 
was the hit of the afternoon's proceedings. 


The newcomers are then conducted to the tradi- 
tional Bucket and Dipper rock where the initiation 
takes place, and are then hurried to Mirror Lake 
where each neophyte in turn is tossed into the lake. 
As the dripping student emerges from the water he 
has passed the final test for membership and is offi- 
cially a member of Bucket and Dipper. 


Cleaveland Minor 
Sarkkinen Packer 
Drake Palmer 
Elsas Patnik 
Friedman Pierce 
Gross Stecker 
Mason Rutherford 
Miller Ryan 


Vallery 








Bucket and Dipper, in addition to fostering the 
continuance of all campus traditions, has created 
one of its own — the transfer of the Illibuck with the 
Illinois junior men’s honorary, Sachem. Illibuck 
number three is now in circulation and is retained 
each year by the winner of the annual Ohio-Illinois 
football game. The Buckeyes are in permanent pos- 
session of the first wooden Illibuck. Bucket and 
Dipper joins together with Chimes each year to 
sponsor the Junior Prom, the highlight of the campus 
winter social season. As one of the most powerful 
campus organizations, the activities of the group 
vitally affect the entire student body of the Uni- 
versity. 





Mason takes a Mirror Lake drink 


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Henry Gaylord Cleaveland 
Edward Sims Drake 
Robert Edwin Elsas 

Leon Sidney Friedman 
Amon English Gross 
Saul Mason 

George Carpenter Miller 
Robert Walter Minor 
George Leonard Packer 
Dean William Palmer 
Albert Patnik 

Jack Allen Pierce 

James William Rutherford 
Joseph Murphy Ryan 
Esco Sarkkinen 

Frederick Stecker 


Harry Thomas Vallery 





“Ring-around-the-rosy” on the Oval 





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Neophytes pose on University Hall Steps 


One af the important events of Traditions Week 
at Ohio State is the selection of women noted for 
extra-curricular activities, personality, and scholar- 
ship tor Chimes, junior women's honorary founded 
in 1916. This year sixteen took this step toward the 
feminine Counterpart of that proverbial campus de- 


gree, B. M. ©. C. 


At an carly hour of a day during this week the 
neophytes are notified of their good fortune by the 
ringing Of Chimes at their homes. The next after- 
noon, the white-clad initiates gather around the Sun- 
dial and engage in a ceremony in which each mem- 
ber chooses a ‘daughter,’’ whom she blindfolds. 
Then the group proceeds from the Oval to Orton 
Hall Tower where each pledge participates in the 
tolling of the chimes. 


The two-toleobjective of Chimes is to unify cam- 
pus activities and to cooperate with the University 
in its extra-curricular program. In addition, Chimes 
is a strong advocate of student government and en- 
deavors to maintain high standards of leadership 
and scholarship for the Ohio State co-ed. 








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Martha Seymour Chamberlin 
Mary Helen Clinger 

Sue Cornelius 

Helen Frances Geren 
Rachel Anna Good 


Mary Jayne Grierson 





Cleda Geraldine Jones 


Martin Weaver Kleinman Chamberlin Mardelle Jean Kleinman 
Zartman Good Clinger Jones 

Geren Grierson Wade Sprenger : : 
Cornelius Smith Pace Means F] izabeth Jane Martin 


Sara Annette Means 
Rose Mary Pace 

Betty Mae Smith 

Eleanor Jean Sprenger 
Jean Arlene Waid 
Margaret Owella Weaver 


Elizabeth Zartman 


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Nosker 





Tall, blonde William Nosker had the privilege of 
leading the Class of 1941 as its president during its 
sophomore year in the University. Nosker, in addi- 
tion to cavorting at a guard position on the varsity 
football team, is a member of Phi Gamma Delta. His 
list of activities include Phi Eta Sigma, Strollers, 
membership in the Y. M. C. A., Scarlet Mask, and 
Romophos. 


The Sophomore Class Cabinet cooperated with 
Mirrors and Romophos in presenting to the Ohio 
State campus a new tradition this year — the Sopho- 
more Banquet. 


The banquet, which its 
sponsors hope will become an 
annual function of the Sopho- 
more Class, was a huge suc- 
cess. 


The Sophomore Class Cabinet can boast of mem- 
bers of varying activities as well as of outstanding 
ability. Mary Pauline Adams, Phi Mu’s pride and 
joy, hails from Cadiz, Ohio. She is pursuing the 
nursing curriculum in the Education College but 
finds time to be very active in Strollers, Links, Y. W. 
C. A. and Scholaris. 


Alyce Virgene Chambers, who comes from Well- 
ston, Ohio, is a student in the Arts College. She is 
a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, Mirrors, 
Strollers, and the Women’s Self Government Asso- 
ciation Council. 








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M. Adams Bickart Chambers 


Richard William Bickart, who is studying ac- 
counting in the College of Commerce and Adminis- 
tration, is a member of Phi Kappa fraternity. His 
home is Canton, Ohio, and his extra-curricular work 
centers around the Newman Club and Phi Eta 
Sigma. 


Christopher William Egler, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 
fraternity, is assistant business manager of Scarlet 
Mask and is a member of Strollers in addition to 
serving as sophomore track manager. Egler is en- 
gaged in a chemistry curriculum in the Arts College. 
He is from Lakewood, Ohio. 


Dan Boyd Adams, a pre-law student in the Com- 
merce College, resides in New Waterford, Ohio, 
during vacation periods. He is a member of Tau 
Kappa Epsilon fraternity in addition to dividing his 
time between the Commerce College Council, Scar- 
let Mask, the sub-varsity polo team, Phi Eta Sigma, 
and Romophos. Adams also is a sophomore director 
of student activities. 


A varied collection of activities and a capable 
group to administer the affairs of the class — these 
terms define the 1939 Sophomore Class Cabinet with 
utmost perfection. 























omoph OS 


Daniel Boyd Adams 
William Harold Allen 
Harry Menzie Calavan 
Edwin Dillion Dodd 
Edward Sims Drake 
George William Finkelstein 
William Mark Fumich 
Albert Alconon Goldberg 
Edwin Arthur Golomb 
William Stone Guthrie 
Adnah Baird Heffron 
Paul Marion Jones 
Charles Henry Kent 
Kenneth Norman Kripke 
Ralph Gerald Martin 
Robert McCormick 
William Conklin Nosker 
Howard Ross Rainier 
Archer Edwin Reilly 
Ralph William Sanborn 
William Arthur Smith 
William Wallace Stanhope 
Jean Richard Telljohn 
William Edward Tisdall 


Jack Stoneham Younger 





Kent, Goldberg, Tisdall, Jones 
Stanhope, Smith, Sanborn, Golomb 
Ranier, Allen, Kripke, Dodd 
Guthrie, Telljohn, Reilly, Adams 
Heffron, McCormick, Nosker, Finkelstein 
Fumich, Calavan, Younger, Drake 





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Praise A lah!! 


On Monday night of Traditions 
Week, members of Romophos, sopho- 
more men’s honorary, appear at the 
homes of freshmen men who have 
been exceptionally outstanding in cam- 
pus activities and have maintained 
high scholarship during the year, to 
present them with a chain, signifying 
that the freshmen have been chosen as 
the new members of Romophos. The 
chains, which are carried during the 
next day, symbolize friendship. 


Membership in this group, which 
aims to promote sophomore class spirit 
and to help freshmen as much as pos- 
sible, is limited to twenty-five. This year 
there were twenty-three members. The 
Sophomore Prom is the biggest project 
of Romophos, although this year, for 
the first time, they sponsored an all- 
sophomore dinner. 


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This year's Sophomore Prom, sponsored 
by Romophos on December 9, was one of 
the most successful ever given on the cam- 
pus. Silver and blue drapes curtained the 
band shell, which was occupied by Dick 
Stabile’s orchestra. Several clever touches 
were added to the evening, among them 
being Dick Stabile’s rendition of ‘Saxtette’’ 
and “Cowboy from Brooklyn.” 


Archer Reilly, president of Romophos 
and chairman of the Prom, introduced the 
sophomore class president, William Nosker, 
and he in turn introduced his guest, Marie 
Marshall, who became Queen of the Prom. 
The finals of the Inter-Fraternity Pledge 
Sing were held, with the Sigma Chis elimi- 
nating the Phi Gamma Deltas and Sigma 
Alpha Epsilons to win for the second con- 
secutive year. 
































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is over... Influencing the voters ... Introducing 
the 1939 MAKIO ...1I1 want a balloon! ... Vote 
for Queen Tanny! ... Hollywood brought to life 
aimee. U,... lruckin’ for joy! ... Nothing like an 
artist taking a sun-bath . . . A newcomer to Ohio 
State’s reign of Queens .. . President Rightmire’s 
farewell speech . . . Are you going to the Sopho- 
more Prom? ... A round-table discussion on the 
floor about Homecoming . . . Proper facilities are 
conducive to good studying. 








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Although students at Ohio State University 
have come to receive their Makios year after 
year merely by force of habit, little do they re- 
alize the amount of work spent in preparing it. 
From the first day of Freshman Week until the 
last day of school in June, the staffs work to 
make their book the best ever published at any 
university. 


This year the drawings and lettering through- 
out the book were done by Makio artists Herrold 
Headley, who designed the cover, and Richard 
Greene; while the candid camera shots portray- 
ing school-life were done by Darrell McDougal, 
photographer par-excellence, and Herbert Topo- 
losky. 


The Makio editorial staff is headed this year 
by Amon E. Gross, Editor, and Elizabeth Zart- 
man, Associate Editor. These positions are open 
only to juniors. Freshmen on the editorial staff 
may gain sophomore positions by hard work 
and interest. The sophomores edit the various 
sections, and during spring quarter go before 
the Board of Student Publications seeking junior 
positions. 


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Sniderman, Polster, M. Shapiro, Hixenbaugh, Wells, Smith, McKay, Lipski 
Frank, Davis, Steigarwald, Zalk, Packer, Fajcsi, Strong, LaVetter, Nason 
Simson, Hanagrif, Soncrant. Leonard, Yalman, Rosenfield, Smith, Scheid, Egan 
Knowlton, Greene, Deutseh, Horwitz, Mellman, Grener, Thompson, Stiverson, Tobias 
Cooper, Stanhope, Priest, Shenk, Manley, Telljohn, Metcalf, Jones, R. Shapiro, Palmer 
Haas, Gates, Goldberg, Means, Gross, Zartman, Rosenson, Krakoff, Smith 


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FRESHMEN 


Lynn Abernathy Elmer LaVetter 
Phrocine Bailey Kenneth Levine 
Ewing Boles Carmen Manley 
Justine Carmack Joan MacKinnon 
Virginia Davis Elsie McKay 
Ruth Egan Kathleen Mellman 
Erny Fajcsi Beatrice Nason 
Juanita Folden Herbert Roberts 
Kathleen Frank Norma Shifrin 
Lois Goldsmit Alva Shoemaker 
Richard Green Jane E. Smith 
Andy Henry Jane M. Smith 
Janet Horwitz Betty Strong 
James Kelso Rosalie Thompson 
Jeanne Kenney Robert Tobias 
June Knowlton Lois Vines 
Dorethy Kromer Maurice Yalman 


Annette Zalk 


SOPHOMORE EDITORS 
Classes 


Janet Gates Bernard Rosenson 


School Life 


Dorothy Krakoff Ann Sims Marcia Cooper 
Organizations 
Jean Metcalf Florence Priest William Smith 
Sports 


Albert Goldberg 





Cooper Priest 
Rosenson Sims 
Gates Jones 
Smith Krakoff 
Metcalf Goldberg 


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James Rutherford 





J. Forest Craig 





Sara Means 


The financial side of the 1939 Makio was 
capably handled by genial James Rutherford, 
Business Manager, and Sara Means, Associate 
Business Manager. The Freshman and Soph- 
omore business staffs cooperated with these 
two to make the 1939 Makio a successful busi- 
ness venture. 


The Freshman staff works under the direc- 
tion of the Sophomores and aids in selling 
Makios and getting advertisements for the 
year-book. Those who have excelled in their 
work during their Freshman year are ap- 
pointed as Sophomore Business Managers. 
This select group has a definite quota of books 
to sell, and under the tutelage of the two jun- 
iors, contributes the Advertisement Section to 
the year-book. From the Sophomore staff, two 
are chosen to serve as Business Manager and 
Associate Business Manager during their jun- 
ior year. Among his other duties, the Business 
Manager is in charge of the selection of the 
Makio Queen. 


The Board of Publications is composed of 
Dean of Men Joseph Park, Dean of Women 
Esther Gaw, Publications Advisor Wayne 
Harsha, several other prominent faculty mem- 
bers primarily interested in publications, and 
three student members. Each spring, the 
Board votes on those candidates for the vari- 
ous positions on the different campus publi- 
cations. 


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BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS 





Doris Armel 
Mildred Crayton 
Herbert Essey 
June Haas 
Robert Kahn 


Virginia Eidson 
Walter Ferrell 
Donald Hill 
Ruth Hill 

Ruth Inskeep 
John James 
Doris Leonard 


Sophomores 


Glenna Mendenhall 
Roberta Molsberry 
Grace Palmer 
William Stanhope 
Jean Stiverson 
Richard Telljohn 


Freshmen 


Betty Love 
Stanley Mittleman 
Harry Rappaport 
Percy Rosenfield 
Harold Seversten 
James Wake 
Quentin Whipple 


Board of Publications 


Margaret Brown 
Catherine Dolby 
Robert Ferguson 
Esther Gaw 
Wayne Harsha 


Joseph Park 
James Pollard 
George Siebert 
Richard Taylor 


Harsha, Dolby, Park, Pollard, Siebert, Brown, Taylor, Ferguson 








George Miller Robert Schroeder 


Sundial 


Associate Editors 


Herbert Emrich Irving Gitlin George Loomis Robert Minor 
Robert Stailey 

Editorial Assistants 
Edward Bomeli Irving Lackritz Arline Lehman Girard Turner 


Robert Coplan Geraldine Volmar 


Additional Contributors 


Earl Flora William Gross Audrey Laney 


Larry Booher 
Kathryn Naltner 


Business Assistants 


Kenneth Browne Charles Kienzle William Sanborn Donald Wolpert 
Charles Hood William Kleinoder Arthur Simon 





Faculty Advisors 


Wayne Harsha Hoyt Sherman 


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The Sundial was first published in 1911. Since that time 
it has developed from just another “gag’’ magazine to a 
full-fledged humor magazine. It fulfills its purpose of add- 
ing humor to, and satirizing campus life. 


This year the first issue was dedicated to the incoming 
freshmen. Dubious advice about everything was liberally 
administered to them. The loud sox and blatant scarfs 
displayed on the campus inspired one issue of the Sundial. 
Homecoming and other events were also covered by cur- 
rent issues. Various newspapers and magazines were 
satirized by “Sunny” in the parody issue. 


In each issue there is a tour of the entertainment spots 
of the town, attractions of the stage, screen, and radio, a 
fashion column for the fashion-minded readers, and the 
perennial favorite, ‘The Man in the Ulster,” surveying the 
campus scenes. In “The Last Word,’ the editor turns to 
more serious matters and discusses war and the world con- 
ditions in general, for the Sundial, though a humor maga- 
zine, is sincere in its attempt to aid world peace. 


This year’s staff, headed by Robert Schroeder, has done 
an excellent job in editing the Sundial. All in all, this year 
has been a very successful one for the “Sunny” of the 
campus. 


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Booher, Hood, Browne, Kienzle, Clouse, Eller, Emrich 
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The Lantern was first established in 1881 as a fortnightly 
paper. It was not until 1918 that it became a daily paper. 
Being conducted as a professional newspaper is conducted, 
it gives Journalism students an opportunity for practical 
work in their field. Included in the Lantern are ediitorials, 
general news and announcements of the campus, sports 
news, society news, and readers’ comments. Every part 
of the paper is the result of student participation. 


The editors of the Lantern are chosen for their ability. 
The five most outstanding ones are chosen from the fall 
and winter quarters to edit during the spring quarter, and 
from these ten, the editor-in-chief for the following year is 
chosen. The business manager is appointed by the faculty 
of the Department of Journalism. 


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Circulation Manager.................... 


Autumn News Editors 
James Danner Robert Halliday Vernon Havener Paul Jacobs 


Winter News Editors 
George Condon Mardelle Kleinman William Mendel John Norman 


Business Staff 


Kenneth Branscom Herbert Brown Victor Ferchill Adeline Marks 
Amon Gross James Danner James Gialelis Morris Ruben 


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Manny Schor 


Robert Wells 


Albert Theado 








Alumni Monthly 


Baltones = sehen es 7 Aad) ee John Fullen, ‘25 
Associate (Editor .1:2 ea Harriet Collins, ‘19 
EA'SBISTAR LE ECT cone creme ete ee ee ee Pat Kirwin, ‘36 


“The glory of the University is its sons and daugh- 
ters. Its standing and place are determined by what 
they do for it. The loyalty and devotion of the alumni 
are the University’s life.” 


Upon those words of the late Lowry 
FP. Sater, ‘95, ‘97, one of the University’s most 
distinguished graduates, rests the founda- 
tion of the Ohio State University Associa- 
tion, the official organ of alumni and former 
students. 

Now more than ever before, the Univer- 
sity leans on the alumni to get things done. 
The Association is the good right arm, so to 
speak, and when that arm is weak, the Uni- 
versity suffers. Its most important function 
is to act as a service station for the Univer- 
sity, the alumni, and the student body. 
Through organization, now international in 
scope, it speaks with one strong, decisive 
voice. 


Constantly, the Association is adding to 
its long list of worthwhile projects. The Ohio 
State Loan Foundation, Ohio State Day cele- 
brations in which thousands of alumni par- 
ticipate all over the world, the colorful reun- 
ions on Alumni Day, Homecoming, the 
Industrial Research Foundation, and the 
Alumni Co-operative House for needy wo- 
men students are a few of the noteworthy 
efforts sponsored by the Association. 


The new dormitories, now being erected 
on the campus, have resulted from study of 
the needs and recommendations of a fi- 
nancing plan by the Association's Board 
of Visitors. 


The Alumni Monthly, official publication 
of the Association, is the magazine which 
keeps the alumni and former students in 
touch with the campus. Well-edited and 
illustrated, it presents a vigorous and plain- 
spoken editorial point of view as well as 
serving as a splendid news advocate of the 
University’s advancement. 


OF Se University fee fii 


Ohio State University Association Officers 


Second) Vace (eresidiont eee Martha Kennedy, ' 
Kenyon Campbell, 
DECTelar yin sees Sec ee 


Treasurer.............---- 


Phil Bradford, ‘12 


George Calkins, ‘95 


Frances Jones, ‘27 
William King, ‘08 





Board of Directors 
J. L. Morrill, ‘13 
Link Murphy, ‘16 
John Wilce, ' 


Charles F. Scott 
Association President 











Founded in 1893, the Agricultural Student 


is the oldest and largest publication of its type 
in America. Its progressive policy has kept it S 
in the front rank of collegiate agricultural pub- Ge LC CL Ur OL 


lications. Its purpose is to inform students in 


the Agricultural College and others interested 

in farm conditions. Articles are written by I, 
student contributors and also by recognized f i 
authorities on various subjects. Copies are U EV 


sent to every high school in Ohio which 
teaches agricultural subjects. 


| Sol} (oy Pee eee Da ERED, one ae owe ae eae eer ee Delmer Groves 
Business Managers..............-- Richard Schmitt and James Kidd 
INT Tolot eniey Amovl (on: xe Saas we ees ee ee James Roe and Robert Reno 
Associate Business Managetv........--------------+-------- Orville Knight 
Circulation Managert.......... BS. oA aug ee 2S Wilfred Garen 
CDhnitercy Ube otsle fet eet eax sn SR peed eine ene eee ee Dorothy DeMuth 
(Opiiteley (Sisyeina\ toh in eens ep pre her cer ery epee pe ees eee eee Helen Gillson 
(Nik Surstgite S10 bi (0) Meee eee ee era ORS eM ohn no meee ir emer 3 ee David Blyth 
Campus Echo Editor........... et Se ee BN ag da Dale Runnion 
Flome Economics: EGitor.s. .2 cece en2ncetewwnerrren saeaenyreoecnre=s Betty Raup 
Bookshelf (Editors i... . sence perce th Be Elton Kinney 
Editorial Staff Business Staff 

Donald Bernard Melvin Barnhart 

Verne Cahill Arthur Bratton 

Elizabeth Churchward Orville Disher 

Catherine Furbee Robert Rarey 

Helen Harner Bryant Workman 


Lolita Harper 
Eugene Kandel 
David Katz 
Catherine Kessler 
Virgil Klopfer 
Eunice Lantz 
William Miller 
Joanna Nicholson 
Ernest Reeder 
Ernest Risko 
Richard Schmitt, Delmer Groves Rseeines oaedet 
Dale Thomas 
Roy Zimmerman 








Sherer, Garen, Furbee, Watkins, Burkley, Miller, Harper 
Mitten, Harner, Cahill, Gillson, Tschantz, Roahen 
Klopfer, Churchward, Kandel, Kessler, Zimmerman, Nicholson, Bernard 
DeMuth, Schmitt, Groves, Metcalf, Raup, Blyth, Runnion 


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From its convenient, smaller size to its in- 
clusion of a serial, the New Ohio Stater really a 
earned its name. Articles on the problem of 
employment by recognized authorities, frank LO Gs er 


discussions of religion by their own contem- 
poraries, and full page block prints of campus 
scenes were applauded by student sub- 


scribers. 

7 ; : ECiton., See ee eee ee pee ee pases eer ee Will Trucksis 
Now as always, the magazine's policy is 
; ‘ Business: Managers... = eee Le Warshavsk 
to encourage embryo authors by printing or eae ied ve hee cee 
their best work in poetry, short story, essay, Associate Eton nc. netenncessneeeaneetecnreeeantees Vernon ‘Tilmare 
and criticism. Associate Business Managet.............--2-0.00--20------- Mary Clinger 
Circulation’ “Managers ote ee Leon Friedman 
Editorial Assistants............... Martha Hinkle and Lucille Risley 
Business Assistants 
Franklin Bialosky and Aileen Schaengold 

Arh EGitor tgs, Ana, eee. Pee teen eee Se Ned Eller 


Art Assistants 
Dorothy Hohenstine, Jean Jackson and Gayle Michael 


Faculty Advisors 
Wiilham Graves and Wayne Harsha 








Hoffman, Michael, Shipley, Gates, Doolittle, Howe, W. Smith 
DeLong, Bramble, Bialosky, Davis, Vogel, Jackson 
J. Smith, Taylor, Daniels, Metcalf, Krakoft 
Gross, Shreve, Bronson, Hall, Rich, Schaffner, Sims, Jones 
Gilmore, Friedman, Clinger, Warshavsky, Trucksis, Hinkle, Eller 


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hic ee Engineer 


The Ohio State Engineer is the official 
voice of the College of Engineering. Its pur- 
pose is to carry to the outside the achieve- 
ments of the college, and to bring to the stu- 
dents the most recent developments in the 
field of engineering. It helps coordinate the 
various departments of the college and keeps 
the student cognizant of all departmental 
activities. 


Students and faculty contribute articles to 
the magazine which are of special interest to 
the engineers. 





Ute ilelo) ah ete epee etary eae a ev Franklin Rhodes 


Associate Editors 
Albert Ankrom, Robert Derrenberger, Helmuth Engelman 


Deparbnental Raion. eee eee Jack Zimmerman 
Assistant MeCiuOlg is. cere Jack Shulman and Perry Borchers 
Sole) Gish Make lle) (te Lake ater hare, ee Roe po ohn Joseph Fenwick 
Business Managet.............222. -----202+--2----- Ho eca Richard Dawson 
Waverisinci Manager ssc tec eae ee Charles Olsen 
Circulation = Managers cet eter eee Robert Hawthorne 


Circulation Assistants 
Joseph McQuaide, William Mericle, Theodore Smart 


Editorial Assistants Advertising Assistants 
Donald Arnold William Booth 
Benjamin Bell Truman Clark 
John Borman Stuart Clawson 
Elgar Brown Bruce Jones 
ames Brown Eugene McBride 
David Dolle Leo Pearlman 
James Ford Gerhardt Rechtin 


Jane Funston 
Charles Hansen 
ohn Heldack 
Alfred Holden 
Sidney Isenberg 
Roland Lynch 
Howard Miller 
Fritz Myers 
William Parker 
Donald Postlewaite 
Raymond Schmitt 
Francis Segna 
Charles Stephenson 
Robert Tobias 
Charles White 








Segna, Mericle, Jacobsen, Rickey, Smart 
Tobias, Arnold, Roesch, Funston, Barman, Hansen 
Lynch, Schmitt, Parker, Zimmerman, Hawthorne, Brown, Fenwick 
McQuaide, Engelman, Rhodes, MacQuigg, Dawson, Ankrom, Heldack 


rae 








MUSIC AND DRAMA 








Strollers Lil 


Probably one of the most difficult 
things for an amateur theatrical group to 
do is to produce plays that have been 
recently done by ranking professional 
groups; mainly because the standards 
are so high and so fixed in the minds of 
all. But the Strollers Dramatic Society, one 
of the oldest organizations on Ohio State’s 
campus, cannot be called an amateur 
group, as evidenced by its recent pro- 
ductions. 


In offering “Dead End” as its annual 
fall quarter production, the Strollers not 
only broke all house records, but put on 
one of the most near-perfect ‘Dead End’ 
replicas that has been done. 


Although many of us knew the punch 
lines of that excellent comedy, ‘You 
Can't Take It With You,” it can still be 
said that the production, as given by the 
organization, was decidedly refreshing, 
cleverly acted, and in keeping with the 
witty Broadway success. 


Credit for the meritorious work done 
by this group, whose aim it is to bring 
outstanding dramatic offerings to the 





Board of Control Ohio State campus in the most profes- 
teat sveeeteeseeneeneeneeatettttnttneeaneneetentnte Bicharsh Taylor sional manner possible, should be given 
ong PORE SSE ee oe cee eee aaa ane to Mrs. Dorothy Lambert and her exceed- 
WOCISIALYs2 sees eee een Se ey Elizabeth Martin ; ; 
NST nee eda s ey SE Reaea wees ingly able assistants, Dr. Eugene Bahn, 
Business Manager. 2e>,.4 ee ee ee James Kidd Stuart Allen, and Paul Lipson. 





Ee ee ee 


Brown, Martin, Drake, Taylor, Boyer, Minor, Kidd, Moulton, Jones, Lambert, Davis 


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When an organization attempts to produce a play, a really 
successful one, after professional artists have popularized it on 
Broadway, that organization has quite a problem to cope with. 
And the success of the play depends not only on the actors and 
actresses, but also on the stage crew, properties, ticket, and 
make-up committees. Strollers successfully produced three plays 
this year, besides bi-weekly ones at the business meetings. 


A freshman who works in some phase of Strollers is striving 
for an associate membership, which is awarded at the end of the 
year. During his sophomore year he works for full membership, 
which is awarded at the end of his second year. Only when 
these appointments are gained, through diligence and interest, 
has he attained his full membership into the Strollers Dramatic 
Society. 


Strollers Active Members 


Edna Beery 
Marian Bell 
Laura Boyer 
Page Boyer 
John Brannan 
Donna Brown 
Elizabeth Buck 
John Carlson 
Mary Clinger 
Vernon Davis 
Betty Greene 
Robert Hanger 


Jane Harmount 
Janet Henninger 
Frank Hill 
Cleda Jones 
Marjory Jones 
Roger Kennedy 
James Kidd 
Marjorie Kremer 
Robert Light 
Elizabeth Martin 
Mary McCallum 


Robert Minor 
Sara Moore 
Mary Morrill 
Janis Moulton 
Ted Moulton 
Robert Obenour 
Evelyn Owen 
Betty Paisley 
Marian Palmer 
John Pierce 
John Rittenour 


George, Reilly, Rader, Loomis, Miller, Hanger, Linton 
P. Pierce, B. Smith, St. Clair, J. Pierce, Roberts, Rotsinger, Thompson, Younger, Heckart 
Moore, Henderson, Horschel, Taylor, Williamson, Webb, George, Haas, Wiseman 
Millholland, M. A. Smith, Owen, Clerke, Wilson, Schmidt, Hickle, Katz, M. Smith 
Minor, Kidd, Jones, Moulton, Brown, Morrill, Davis 


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Margaret Sellers 
Robert Sherman 
Betty Smith 

Jack Taylor 

John Taylor 
Richard Taylor 
Elizabeth Thompson 
Eloise Turner 

Lee Weaver 
Marjorie Wheeler 
Claude Williamson 
Donald Wiseman 








Stroller 


ramatic 





Troutwine, Fajcsi, Allen, Kublick, Dorsey, Gates, Bath, Scheid, Cooperrider, Elsas, Patton, Weinman, 
Lantz, Pyne, Pace 

Werum, Simons, Adams, Javert, Swoyer, Berger, Simson, Marx, Calhoun, Rhulman, Hanger, Zemer, 

Caryer, Schloesser, Shapiro 
Smith, Corry, Moore, Schwartz, Powell, Livingston, Schaad, Yankee, Ranker, McElwain, Hixenbaugh, 
Shreve, Dolle, Hartman, Aikens 
Volmar, Leveck,Henry, Prushing, Lawyer, King, Roberts, Hoopman, Leathers, Mowery, Erickson, Bell 
P. Robinson, Moyer, Pettit, DeLong 
Laney, Stone, Drayer, Reese, Abbott, Sccolov, Kienzle, Whipple, Coffman, Coleman, Sanborn, 
Bernard, Ebenhack, Marquis, Boesel, Deweese 

Esterline, Engh, Rankin, Marchman, Norman, Krakoff, Huber, Pursley, Marling, Fails, Beckley, 

Riderour, Turner 


Strollers Associate Members 






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Wellington Althof 
Seeran Armen 
William Barnes 
Marjory Blair 
ane Bradshaw 
ean Branson 
Martha Brush 
Aiyce Chamkers 
Carol Coffin 
Richard Davidson 
ean Deibel 
Phyllis Engler 
Paul Flohr 

Janet Foster 
Kathleen Franks 
Rosemary Griffin 
June Haas 

Anna Heckart 
Judy Henderson 
Martha Hickle 
Linn Hobbs 
Robert Hoffman 
Reeder Hutchinson 
Walter Katwise 
Suzanne Katz 
Lucille Kepley 
Sigrid Kinkopf 
Betty Little 
George Loomis 
Kenneth Mason 
Jane McElwain 
Ann Millholland 
Grant Neds 
Jack Newman 
Martha Pace 





Eugene Rader 
Marjorie Rahn 
Betty Rauch 

Dix Reeves 
Archer Reilly 
Laura Rhoads 
Tom Roderick 
Mary Roberts 
Edward Rotsinger 
Fred Schlecht 
Birdie Schmidt 
Elizabeth Schory 
Alan Schwarzwalder 
Ann Sims 
Margaret Smith 
Marjorie A. Smith 
Marjorie P. Smith 
Jeanne Spore 
Jane Springer 
Richard Stander 
Mary Swickard 
William Tallevast 
William Tisdall 
Peggy Trautman 
Vivian Tripp 
Grace Vaughn 
Jean Waid 
Dorothy Wallis 
Jane Ward 
Jeanne Webb 
Jean Weisman 
John Welch 
Bette Weller 
Jeanne Yantes 











Scenes From 
“You Can't Take It With You” 





Hilbl Pleyr 


Hillel Players originated in 1925 with the presentation of their 
first play, Andreyev’s “He Who Gets Slapped”. The Players have 
always striven to present plays of worth, of social as well as dramatic 
significance. Hillel Players also conduci study groups in make-up, 
and offer new members opportunities to obtain practice by appearing 
in one-act plays and the recently organized Hillel Radio Players. 





Hillel Gives “Room Service” 


An original one-act play writing contest on themes of Jewish inter- 
est is held each year, the winners receiving cash awards. “Room 
Service” and “Counselor-at-Law”, both capably and effectively di- 
rected and staged, were the two major productions of the current 
year. 


ACTIVE MEMBERS 


Presidents wen eee ee), OT Jean Weisman 

Belic¢ Collin Robert Leavitt 
Mice Presidente. ese eer sce, Harold Pri el A 

eget re be aoa Herbert Essey Harold Levy 

NS{STQIE| EUS ier copter seein Sep Doris Katzman Howard Faigin Irving Lichtenstein 
hae eA og en ee Gaul Mago George Finkelstein Emma _ Lieder 

Ira Flanders Paul Lipson 
Business Manager. cnt cctceccceccsa tahoe Leo Mintz Syivia* Frankel SS Se eee 
Chairman Radio Players.................. ..9ylvia Lipson Janet Cates Arthur Markell 





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Erna Gelber 
Oscar Gomberg 
Harold Held 
Persis Isaacson 
Paul Jacobs 
Robert Jaffe 
Robert Kakn 
Doris Katzman 
LeRoy Kurlander 


Frankel, Finkelstein, Jaffe, Markell, Kurlander, G 
Mintz, Katzman, Weisman, Prigozen, Mason 


Saul Mason 
Leo Mintz 
Hanna Polster 
Harold Prigozen 
Morton Shapiro 
Ernest Siegler 
Jason Sogg 
Margaret Trasin 
Jean Weisman 


elber 








rowning 


Boughton, Beck, Linton, Southard 


Presidentis-.3-- Becket NO eee ee pes Elizabeth Beck 
Vice President... -......... 


Secretary...........- Be Bees Te pe See Pe ....Barbara Boughton 
Treastrer?:..3. 25 ™ 5 Se eae eee ee -Rosemary Southard 
Business: Managér!-0.e5.-6 ee ee eee Jeanne Yantes 


Joan Ackerman 
Eleanor Allen 
Lilian Ash 
Barbara Baker 
Edna Barr 
Elizabeth Beck 
argaret Benham 
Irene Berkebile 
Mary Blauser 
Barbara Boughton 
Betty Booth 
Frances Bowen 
Laura Boyer 
Jane Bradshaw 
Betty Buck 
Kathryn Burgess 
Betty Burnett 
Lorabell Calloway 
Martha Chamberlin 
Mary Clinger 
Carol Coffin 

Sue Cornelius 
Mary Davis 

Cora Day 

Harriet Deibel 





Ann Denman 
Ruth Drexel 
Margaret Dunning 
Martha Elbin 
Clara Ervin 
Eleanor Evans 
Mary Fite 
argaret Frank 
Anne Frederiksen 
Julia Frye 

Jean Furman 
Jane Grierson 
argaret Grimes 
ulia Gutman 
Mary Hahn 
Elizabeth Harden 
Jane Harmount 
Janet Harris 
Mary Haslett 
argaret Henry 
Ethel Hershey 
artha Hickle 
Jeannette Hillman 
June Holstein 
ean Howard 


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....Marguerite Linton 





ramatic 





Katharine Hughes 
Betty Isaly 

Mary Jackson 
Bernadine Johnston 
Cleda Jones 
Nancy Jones 
Anne Kauffman 
Frances Kauffman 
Lucille Kepley 
Beth Kirk 

Jean Knight 
Janice Lavender 
Ellen Laughead 
Mary Lawler 
Martha Lee 

Ruth Lemon 
Eloise Lichty 
Eleanor Lippert 
Marguerite Linton 
Doris Long 
Elizabeth Martin 
Marcella Martin 
Mary McCallum 
Sara Means 

Jean Meyer 


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As the school year comes to a close in June, 
Browning Dramatic Society assumes its major 
contribution to our school life by the presenta- 
tion of the annual Shakespearian play in the 
amphitheater designed for such purposes. 

Browning is open io all upper-class women 
after they have appeared in a major production 
or have been a member of the business staff. 

Browning's most prized possession is a let 
ter from Robert Browning, received at the time 


Lighting Mistress 


of its founding. 


Music Director......... 


Marietta Miller 
Romaine Monthaven 
Josephine Mooney 
Janis Moulton 
Evelyn Owen 
Barbara Owens 
Grace Palmer 
Margaret Payton 
Virginia Powell 
Ellen Price 
Marjorie Ratcliff 
Katheryne Rayburn 
Mary Reid 
Priscilla Rifin 
Sarah Roberts 
Enid Sackrison 
Betty Schurtz 

Mary Self 

Dorothy Shannon 
Katharine Sharp 
Catherine Silbernagel 
Marian Smalley 
Betty Smith 
Jeanne Smith 





Spore, Stokes, B. Smith, Shurtz, Harden, Kepley, Owens, Lavender, Yantes, Chamberlin, Boyer 
Means, Palmer, Wells, Grierson, Roberts, Johnston, Lemon, Kirk, Powell, 

Waxler, Frank, Ratcliff, Lawler 

Owen, Monthaven, Sharp, Ervin, N. Jones, Jackson, Kauffman, Williams, 

Mooney, Deible, Self, Bowen, Tinling 


Ackerman, 


Silbernagel, Reid, Hillman, Price, Barr, 
Denman, Tice, E. Martin, M. Martin, Thompson 


Holstein, Dunning, 


C. Jones, Rayburn, Payton, Blouser, Cornelius, Long, Hershey, J. Smith, 
Haslett, Yeager, Allen, Swineford 
Sprenger, Lee, Isaly, Harmount, Boughton, Linton, Southard, Hickle, Booth, Hahn 





Publicity Manager........... bP yk ree Be Dear ah heh oe, 8 Betty Isaly 
beeen ore Mary Jackson 


.Barbara Owens 


oie t atl ......Jane Grierson 
Gh aes ee Beth Kirk 


Jeanne Spore 
Jean Sprenger 
Rosemary Southard 
Marguerite Stevens 
Jane Stewart 
Betty Stockdale 
Helena Stokes 
Jean Storey 
Merle Swineford 
Betty Thompson 
Shirley Tice 
Phyllis Tinling 
Eloise Turner 
Jean Waid 

Jane Walcutt 
Caroline Walradt 
Vivian Waxler 
Sylvia Wear 
Jean Weisman 
Betty Wells 
Mary Wilkins 
Norma Wylie 
Jane Wood 
Jeanne Yantes 


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Senior Officers Junior Officers 


RLOSICON ty piea ie Se ee Sheldon Swickard PreslQemtis ca. .ce-cnceencncnccs ee er ee Danny Van Fossen 
Wate Presiden te. .\2. ieee eee on Hubert Dixon VECOmETGS Ont mes oa ea Se David Nielsen 
SJeloitcl iho eee ta eee io 8 ST ne Harold Fiske POLS (aig 2) (V5 eo eae appa ee Richard Michael 
Busitess: Manager. see ene Jack Merrill IOLA Tar eee een, ee ee oh ie James Kintz 
Publicity Managers..............-........ Alvin Dickson, James Roe Dive Clorweer ace eee et Samuel Goldman 
Mibranians- 2-5 eee Aimo Kiviniemi, Alan Schwarzwalder 

TITS OLS Ac, hos cean cco Louis Diercks 


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Van Fossen, Pfancuff, Miller, Leitzy, Wood, Walker 
Goldston, Kuesch, Larson, Damon, Gillie, Malavazos, Welch 
Walsh, Pitts, Bucher, Eppley, Beam, Brown, Munch 
Nielsen, Reisinger, Michael, Goldman, Biel, Kintz 


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Dennis, Robinson, Gault, Holmes, Friedman, McDowell, Allen, Borror 
Baas, Heiskell, Phillips, Moody, Lee, Atkin, Qorow, Snyder, Miller, Bruney 
Zimmerman, Hagerty, Cornett, McGrew, Kandel, Smith, Kohler, Moore, Bast, Minor 
McConnell, Phares, Baker, Hoffman, Borter, Huprich, Rafferty, Shank, Kuhlman, Rabudk 
Bell, Marshall, Grewer, Toneff, Miller, Straley, Woodgeard, Beyer, Workman, Kinkopf 
DeSelm, Dickson, Kiviniemi, Fiske, Dixon, Swickard, Merrill, Hobbs, Schwarzwalder, Kenty 


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Local concerts, both on campus and off; con- 
cert tours in Ohio and neighboring states; radio 
performances and social functions —all are on 
the program each year for this fine group of 
singers. 


The club was first organized in 1880, and 
therefore is rated as one of the oldest campus 
organizations. However, in 1937, it was divided 
into two groups — Junior and Senior. The Junior 


group serves as a training ground for freshmen 
men, while the Senior group is comprised of 
sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The junior 
organization carries on much the same type of 
program as the Senior group, but on a smaller 
scale. 

Each group meets twice a week. The Junior 
group practices under the direction of Mr. Sam- 
uel Goldman, and the Senior group under the 
direction of Mr. Louis Diercks. 








Stewart, Briggs, Gilliland, Brunner, Haslett 
Zimmerman, Wilkins, Beitler, Seelbach 


Savesta Agapetus 
Kathryn Baum 


Laura Barber 
Ruth Barneby 
Carol Bentz 
Dorothy Brands 
Jean Brunner 


Eleanor Bagley 
Norine Bailey 
Betty Bolender 
Marjorie Brands 
Wilda Briggs 


Iris Bailey 

Jeanne Berry 
Eileen Bradley 
Margaretta Casey 
Dorothea Davison 


Mary Beitler 
Lillian Dierker 


Nina Conrad 
Aileen DuBois 
Mazie Gills 
Margaret Grimes 


Amelia Chakeres 
June Coleman 
DeMeril Hafer 
Mary Jones 


Grace Drumheller 
Marjorie Edmonds 
Ruth Fortney 
Mary Gunderloy 
Rosemary Hays 





DECretal yest teens eee 
iStOtian esse eee eee 


Business Managev.................--- 
Director sete Se ee 


TGASULCT Lee ee eee ee 


sais Sth oh Svc TC eee em Mary Beitler 
shan cst atee eee Mary Wilkins 
eee, Fs Bale: |? Elfleda Seelbach 
ect eee Evelyn Zimmerman 
sovhouentie toca ae ene Wilda Briggs 
Mary Haslett, Jean Brunner 
Seer re aes Vivian Stewart 
SPM een ree a ee Dale Gilliland 
Pere nae Neey ten tae Mary Phillips 


omen 3 Glee te 


SENIORS 


Mary Kirkpatrick 
Elizabeth Reeber 


JUNIORS 


Hazel Halley 
Mary Haslett 
Ethel Hershey 
Katharine Hughes 


SOPHOMORES 


Helmi Larmi 
Vida Loader 
Dorothy Maxfield 
Marjorie McCall 


FRESHMEN 


Bee Johnston 
Laina Koske 
Dorothy Kramer 
Dorothy Levine 
Julia Moore 


Winifred Schamp 
Miriam Straley 


Margaret Kaelber 
Marjorie Legg 
Betty Lyle 
Dorothy Marling 


Marilyn Mills 
Florence Morrison 
Annis Neitz 
Phyllis Postle 


Vivian Peoples 
Emily Reese 
Maralys Thomas 
Margaret Troendly 
Ruth Way 





Gundeloy, Williams, Barneby, Simon, N. Bailey, I. Bailey, Wheeler, Gills 
Drumheller, Way, Bentz, Zwayer, Neitz, Cook, Hughes, Loader, Tronday 
Lyle, Johnston, Postle, Halley, DuBois, Racle, Overman, Straley, Reber 
Tossey, Grimes, Marling, Fortney, Barber, M. Brands, McCall, Maxfield, Hershey 
Shreve, Peoples, Conrad, Schrolucke, Kramer, Kirkpatrick, Schadler, Mills, D. Brands, Thomas 
Davison, Brunner, Haslett, Zimmerman, Beitler, Wilkins, Seelbach, Bradley 


Mary Wilkins 
Mary Zwayer 


Marilla Racle 
Viola Schrolucke 
Elfleda Seelbach 
Vivian Stewart 
Evelyn Zimmerman 


Lorraine Schadler 
Jane Simon 
Addie Skinner 
Jane Thomas 
Ethelyn Tossey 


Margaret Wenger 
Nancy Wheeler 
Dorothy Wilding 
Marijane Williams 


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Herman, Taylor, Ankrom, Moulton, Ferguson, Egler, 
Foley, Drake, Reno 


Presid Gn ts ccpees eee eee ae ee ee Robert Ferguson Executive Committee Representative.................... Robert Minor 

ViceyPregi den mame: sce teeter eee eek Set Albert Ankrom PuDpncitye: Ghainmanes eee eee eee Clarence Isaac 

Sicleudeltlmiee tee oe ie ea ee James Foley Music¥Chalrman22o) tee ee eee Sidney Weiner 

Business Managers es ee eee et Harry Vallery Productons © hainmigncs sant. eee en ep Ted Moulton 

Assistant Business Managers............................ William Dagger, Scenario Chairman... ccc Richard Taylor 
Christopher Egler 

Advisers...............--.0.+--+--.-..---Edward Drake, James Hopkins 


Lynn Adolph 
William Allen 
Albert Ankrom 
William Ash 
Robert Battin 
Frank Bayer 
John Brannon 
James Brightwell 
George Brown 
George Clause 
Stuart Clawson 
Andrew Coffman 
Robert Connor 
William Dagger 
Edwin Dodd 
Bolton Drackett 
Christopher Egler 





Robert Elsas 
Robert Eppley 
John Essel 
George Fenn 
Robert Ferguson 
Karl Fischer 
Norris Fluke 
James Foley 
Leon Friedman 
William Fumich 
Mervin Goldstone 
David Goodfriend 
Richard Green 
Charles Grieser 
Baird Heffron 
David Herman 


MEMBERS 


Joseph Hershberger 
Charles Hood 
Clarence Isaac 
Carl Kaplanoff 
Charles Kienzle 
Benjamin King 
George Kirberger 
Robert Leathers 
Morgan Lefferdink 
William Livingston 
Stanley Marx 
Raymond Mason 
Wilbur McDowell 
Harold McKee 
Harry Meiss 
Norman Meizlish 


Joseph Mihalka 
Robert Minor 
Phillip Moore 
Ted Moulton 
George Munn 
George Packer 
Thomas Packer 
Lowell Parks 
Lewis Rankin 
Robert Reno 
Leon Rice 
Herbert Roberts 
Hyman Rosen 
James Rutherford 
William Sanborn 
Dan Scarberry 





Marx, McDowell, Eppley, Roberts, Allen, Dagger, Brannon, Sherman, Fluke, Moulton 
G. Packer, Corbin, Adolph, Younger, Livingston, Dodd, Munn, Brown, Rankin 
T. Packer, Whipple, Workman, Fischer, Rice, Hood, McKee, Tenenbaum, Kirberger, Mason 
Grieser, Vesper, Zoppel, Werum, Brightwell, Rutherford, Williamson, Leathers, Goodfriend 
Vallery, Herman, Foley, Drake, Ferguson, Ankrom, Taylor, Isaac, Reno 


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Lester Scherman 
John Scully 
Robert Selby 
John Sigler 
Howard Stein 
Richard Taylor 
Herman Tenenbaum 
Harry Vallery 
Robert Vesper 
Sidney Weiner 
Ralston Werum 
Quentin Whipple 
James Williamson 
James Winchell 
Bryant Workman 
Jack Younger 
Richard Zoppel 








RELIGION 


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Planning “Religion-in-Life Week’ 


CABINET 
PrOsiC@iat say ca sak <a nates, ee ee ee ead John Morrett 
Vide-Presidenti:)” 222) ean eee ee James Kauffman 
DOCTOLARY ce ate Aa ee eee te eee ee Robert Elsas 
TIOGSUTST icc. eee sa, tee ee ee ne Robert Redding 





Boys “Clubs ce-ts eer ak Sh See Henry Hinke 
Conlerences: = ase so ee ies ian teree nee Drew Arnold 
Faculty-Student Relations 

Eaculty-ateHomesis ese pe) ed ee Jack Younger 
Finance is. Seats aed 2 en Te ee Robert Redding 
Fireside \Sessionss 258... + seen ees Robert Hoffman 
Foreidnmstudents a ane eee ee LeVerne Slagle 
Interracialic = poe hie Se Wt eee eed Leon Kogan 


William Fumich 
ees I i eS ag eeeeeneeteseesteess JACODMphawal 
Roger Kennedy 
Eugene Sondles 





speakers 807. |. eee Robert Young, Harry Vallery 
WhitesChristinas') cei. sae eee ee Harry Calavan 
World: Peace:.2.9.2- 5s Bk ee eee ee Willard Durfey 
Ereshmanis Cann s.c0 seen. oe eee eee eee oe Dean Palmer 
Freshman |CouncilsPresident sass =a ene James Lane 


Freshman Cabinet Advisers 
Leo Mistak, Eugene Rader, Frederick Finke and Walter Page 


Hoffman, Rader, Finke, Younger 
Fumich, Slagle, Kogan, Kidd, Sondles 
Kline, Redding, Morrett, Elsas, Durfey, Young 


The University Y. M. C. A. is a fellowship of 
men students whose aim is to serve the Univer- 
sity, the student body, and the community in 
an ever-developing Christian ideal. Its extensive 
program covers three fields of endeavor: reli- 
gious, educational, and social. Believing in the 
purpose of the Y. M. C. A. to make the Christian 
ideal real in the lives of men in the University 
and throughout the world, the association on 
the campus affords opportunity for personal 
growth and development; achieves solidarity 
through group cooperation; awakens the interest 
and elicits the active cooperation of members in 
solving campus problems; provides new experi- 
ences, such as inter-group contacts between 
races, faiths, fraternities, students and labor, with 
an opportunity for an exchange of ideas and 
viewpoints, appreciation of mutual abilities and 
cultures, and plans for cooperative action. 


Some of the activities sponsored by the “Y” 
are Fireside Sessions in the fraternities and 
dormitories and speakers and tours through vari- 
ous public institutions. Besides being active in 
promoting Religion-in-Life Week program, it co- 
operated with the Y. W. C. A. in the “White 
Christmas” drive. 


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William Allen 
Paul Alleshouse 


Frederick Anderegg 


Drew Arnold 
Vernon Beacher 
David Beardsley 
Albert Blauser 
Russell Bolinger 
Louis Burns 
Harry Calavan 
Leron Caldwell 
John Carlson 
Wallace Chapla 
Feridun Cherchel 
Edwin Cline 
John Cotabish 
Grover Crites 
William Dagger 
James Danner 
Myron Davis 
Richard DeSelm 
Leonard Dinan 
David Dolle 
James Dougan 
Willard Durfey 
Joseph Early 
James Egan 
Robert Elsas 
Robert Ferguson 
Frederick Finke 
James Flowers 
Albert Friedberg 
William Fumich 
Frank Haller 
Charles Ham 
Blake Hanan 
Philip Hartwell 


Lawrence Hayes 
Edward Hice 
Henry Hinke 
Don Holman 
Robert Hoffman 
August Honeck 
Darrell Hottle 
Richard Hughes 
Roger Hurlbut 
Jay Ingram 
James Jacobi 
Eugene Kandel 
James Kauffman 
Roger Kennedy 
James Kidd 
Orville Knight 
Leon Kogan 
Norman Kripke 
Isaac Lalonde 
John Lewis 

Jack Lyle 
Roland Lynch 
Arthur MacKenzie 
John Macklin 
John Mangels 
Judson Martt 
Charles Mason 
Robert Maurer 
Robert McCorkle 
Robert McGomb 
John McMillen 
Frederick Millies 
Leo Mistak 

John Morrett 
Robert Mortimor 
Don Mowery 
Irving Myers 








Robert Neff 
Frank Neubach 
Lewis Offensend 
Walter Page 
Dean Palmer 
William Parker 
Ralph Pearson 
Clifford Price 
Archie Priestley 
Gene Rader 
Wilbur Rase 
Robert Redding 
Paul Riegel 
Robert Ries 
John Ringhisen 
Edwin Rotsinger 
Herbert Rudy 
Richard Schmitt 
Marshall Seybold 
Walter Shaffer 
Jacob Shawan 
Steve Skubic 
Harry Slack 


Elsas, Morrett, Redding 


LeVerne Slagle 
Homer Smith 
Willard Smith 
Franklin Snyder 
Harry Sondles 
Richard Spear 
Blake Stauffer 
Harry Stertzbach 
Gerald Taber 
Walter Tallman 
William Thomas 
Paul Thompson 
Charles Truxell 
Stanley Tschantz 
Harry Vallery 
Paul Warner 
Kenneth Weaver 
John Webb 

John Williamson 
Donald Wolpert 
Robert Young 
Jack Younger 
Don Ziegler 
Milton Zimmerman 








Macklin, Hagans, Neubach, Webb, Allen, Mason, Fink, Ham, Slagle 
Kogan, Wolpert, Zimmerman, Younger, Rader, Hoffman, Priestley, Warner, McMillen 
Blauser, Workman, Foster, Seybold, Tschantz, Rotsinger, Zoppel, Ferguson, Sanborn 
Caldwell, Braun, Schmitt, Lalonde, Parr, Sondles, Durfey, Dolle, Kidd 
Fumich, Young, Redding, Morrett, Elsas, Kline 


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Fall Quarter 


Secretary 
Assistant Secretary 
Treasurer 


Vesnwn an 


Jack Adams 
Emerson Adrian 
William Allen 
Howard Beall 
Roger Becker 
William Beebe 
Robert Belden 
Robert Biel 

Boyd Bode 

John Buchter 
Don Calland 
Baldwin Carpenter 
Theodore Cox 
Ray Cruey 
James Donaldson 
Clarence Drake 
Robert Fahrland 
Homer Frazier 
James Fry 
Weldon George 
Sanford Goldman 
Dwight Groves 
Oscar Gutheil 


....James Lane 


....Andy Henry 
peeee Hugh Hull 


William Allen 
Richard Regula 





Livingston, Mayhall, Martin, Reichel, Frazier, Schnell, Rader 
McCort, Wilson, Calland, Rankin, Hattersby, Hutt 
Kienzle, Smeltzer, Baster, Klein, Goldman, Walfel 


Kline, Finke, Henry, Smith, Lehmkuhl, Kidd 


Robert Smith 


Vice President 
Secretary 
Assistant Secretary 
Treasurer 








Winter Quarter 


Président:...54.2. toe ee ei teaey as ate Haines Reichel 
Tee At en Mark OS Robert Smith 
BER ee Serres er en ea Pe ede Andy Henry 
5, eae Bao eee George Tyler 
Sands cies ih bap mee oles Ren ee Roger Becker 
ib SIRES eee ee IS John Buchter 


i - 


John Hanos 
Robert Hattersley 
James Higgins 
Richard Hoover 
Paul Heffner 
Andy Henry 
Stuart Huff 

Hugh Hull 
Donald Huprich 
Richard Hughes 
Beaumont Johnson 
Richard Jones 
Bruce Johnson 
John Janouser 
Andrew Kamenar 
Donald Klein 
Melvin Kolbe 
Richard Klotz 
Vance Lee 


James Lane 

Carl Lesher 
George Lehmkuhl 
Poo Sung Lieu 





Emery Major 
James Mayhall 
Don Adams 
William McKibben 
Robert McCort 
Donald McNea 
Charles Meyer 
Thomas Mills 
Paul Moore 





Elmus Mowrey 
Richard Martin 
Howard Mohler 
Jack Morris 
Roye Mullins 
George Muskoff 
Richard Parker 
Dave Perry 
Nicholas Prihodoff 
Henry Prime 
Lewis Rankin 
Richard Regula 
Haines Reichel 
Gayle Riegel 


Vernon Schwing 
Ronald Stimmel 
Bert Showman 
Gerald Simson 
Edward Staehling 
Harry Simm 

Jack Smeltzer 
Robert Smith 
John Stickle 
Kenneth Thomas 
Edward Tinsley 
Richard Tresemer 
George Tyler 
Henry Wallett 
Chester Watts 
William Wear 
Warren Weaver 
Charles White 
William Wilson 
Homer Winnagle 
Robert Wolfe 
William Wylie 
Robert Young 


YW CA 


Upperclass Advisers 


Janet Harris 
Irene Kellz 
Eleanor Karch 
Lucille Kepley 
Helen McDaniel 


Freshman Advisers 


Martha Brownfield 
Cora Day 

Helen Geren 
Suzanne Katz 

ane McGuire 
Grace Palmer 
anice Ridenour 








4g gen satin ean Sprenger 


Binns, Walker Betty Smith 
Grierson, Wilcox, Mason 


Committee Heads 





PE RGCUMVGmSECTS tanya se rete 2 ore Neuen te Polly Moss PNG (REN ceetle 0 Jee Seinen doe ae Na eA Ee ri MPR coat 8 Louise Thompson 
Boren TC ear t Me tetes rete a Se nret cat setae dence ne oan ene Barbara Wilcox Conterencey 6 20 2 fe cee eee ee Ailene DuBois 
PAS Stu ACG LOSIC OTatees teeceee tease eco ees erent Gladys Mason IPS aU yustet Se Neat SNR RON ne NOL Mcat tr a UE 2s Eleanor Burt 
BiSCONG MMVICOM PresiGe mites rus ce rsssdee ees cesses Jane Grierson 1h abo eTO) 6) ala dee nsec see eee eaten ye es eR Ser one Mary Grierson 
SHGHRSS ae a ON ok a OE SANE See eee, ee at Elizabeth Walker Ieaviallitely Paes Ve tte g Sas or raee tea lneharnb ey aera ene nae Margaret Weaver 
SSeENSIOH CS) Geo ee nen NG EN Pe Caen a a eee Emily Binns GR VA CG tenes seaees Att ae Ae onset ee ee ee ed, Jean Storey 
Woperclass Council) Adviser: 22 sc.c.-sccs: -ccou-coeecne Rachel Good Races Relators ee ce en weer ee ete we eee, ee Esther Durham 
eres aiiaiie COUMCIIN AiG vIS Ole. ee2. 25 Seean<ereessacnoaatenc Mary Forman ‘Slayei tells! ahyigeplaiale ts. mary veencnn sh mee eles anny ewe Sw Ge Helen Beaver 





M. Grierson, Edwards, McDaniel, Day, Kepley, Smith, Forman 
Kellz, Karch, Ridenour, Brownfield, McGuire, Palmer, Thompson 
Weaver, Good, Katz, Bower, Harris, Geren, Sprenger 
Walker, Mason, Wilcox, J. Grierson, Binns 


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YW A 


The versatile program of the Young 
Women’s Christian Association is open 
to all racial, religious, and economic 
groups on Ohio State’s campus. Y. W. 
C. A. realizes that campus life consists 
of many phases — educational, cultural 
and social. However, knowing that the 
university itself cannot satisfy certain 
crying needs of its students, Y. W. C. A. 
attempts to fill those gaps. 


Among the projects sponsored this 
year by the group was the Far Eastern 
Student Drive. Students and faculty 
were asked to contribute a nickel each 
to help alleviate the sufferings of the 
Japanese and Chinese students in the 





Polly Moss, General Secretary 


war-torn eastern regions of the world. 
The White Christmas, which is an an- 
nual activity of the “Y.W.,” attempted 
to aid those in destitute need at Christ- 
mas time. 


Y. W. C. A. has many discussion 
groups where students may gain a 
more complete cultural background. 
Among these groups are the Commit 
tee on Race Relationships, the Interna- 
tional Relations Committee, the Social 
Committee, the Art Committee, and 
many others. Y. W. C. A. also cooper- 
ates with Y. M. C. A. in sponsoring 
many social, educational, and cultural 
functions. 





Duncan, Elsas, Casey, Miller, Gable 
Overman, Smith, Jennings, Nehrenst, Lantz, Coombs 
Oden, Kishler, Forman, Angle, Ridenour 


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BM ppc ie i 


With “the only way to have a friend is to 
bevone” as its motto, Kappa Phi, the national 
Methodist girls’ club, strives to bring its mem- 
bers closer together in the bonds of true fellow- 
Ship} By means of planned program meetings, 
danees, teas, skating parties, and a colorful win- 
ter Garnival, the organization accomplishes its 
purpose. Any girl in the University who is inter- 





Eggleston, Schettler 
Harmon, Weaver, Soncrant 


ested, and a member of the Methodist Episcopal President......-.-----------------0- a a ee Charlotte Harmon 
Church, or who expresses a preference for that Aime TS auidonte ke eee OW mc. oe ee eed Ethel Hershey 
church during her years at the University, is Serta, shal etal e™ reas oe Aue raesiond 
eligible to join the group. 

BTS SUT Dea aoe ee aces Sut Ree ere ene a oer Alga Weaver 


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Members 
Roberta Barnett Jean Esterly Marilyn Mills Elfleda Seelbach 
Betty Bolender Mary Gibson Maybelle Nessler Nita Soncrant 
Mary Booth Charlotte Harmon Ethel Phillips Winifred Summers 
Dorothy Brands Ethel Hershey Anna Postle Claribel Tope 
Anna Campbell Ruth Jacks Edith Pursley Nyda Tope 
Virginia Clerke Jean Kohler Mary Redd Emily Ward 
Dorothy Conway Laura Laird Carrie Schettler Alga Weaver 
Elizabeth DeLashmutt Lalla Merriam Birdie Schmidt Roberta Welday 
Anna Eggleston Margaret Wolfe 

Pledges 


June Aikman 
Mary Ashbrook 
Marjorie Brands 
Jean Buchanan 
Grace Butler 
Margie Cook 
Jeanne Corp 


Vivian Crites 
Helen Dye 
Dorothy Elsas 
Louise Felton 
Elizabeth Hogue 
Evadene Kunze 
Betty La Fleur 


Racle, Esterly, Seelbach, Felton, Ashbrook, Stoll 
Pursley, Welday, Corp, Mack, Mills, Nessler, Gibson 
Reid, Kunze, Aikman, Wenger, Brands, Laird, Smith, Elsas 
Schmidt, Campbell, Peters, Barnett, Hogue, Dye, Brands, DeLashmutt 
Mustard, Clerke, Moyer, Summers, Phillips, Redd, Jacks, La Fleur 
Eggleston, Soncrant, Weaver, Harmon, Buckley, Hershey, Schettler, Conway 


Dorothy Mack 


Martha Montgomery 


Garnet Moyer 
June Mustard 
Dorothy Peters 
Marilla Racle 
Martha Reid 


Martha Ruff 
Florence Shirkey 
Gail Smith 
Jennie Stoll 
Dorothy Wenger 
Ruth Wilson 
Ruthann Yeisley 












Ces Se 


rganiza tion 


The Christian Science Organization was founded in 1923, and 
was first known as the Concordia Club. It was later reorganized 
under a provision of the Manual of the Mother Church, The First 
Church of Christian Science, Boston, Massachusetts, as The Chris- 
tian Science Organization of the Ohio State University. Since its 
founding, this group has developed into one of the foremost or- 
ganizations on Ohio State’s campus. 


The purpose of this club is to unite Christian Science students 
on the campus, and to correct erroneous conceptions of Christian 
Science. This organization takes an active interest in charity 
work carried on by the University. These aims are accomplished 
through regular meetings and through participation in campus 
activities. 


One of the main affairs held by this organization is an annual 
lecture in the Spring quarter. It is held at University Chapel and 
is open to all interested persons. This spring Judge Frederick C. 
Hill of Los Angeles, California, spoke on “Christian Science: The 
Law of God Demonstrating Substance and Supply.” 


The Christian Science Organization is represented actively 
| at sixty-four universities which are widely distributed throughout 
| the United States, England, and Canada. Wherever there is an 
organized group of Christian Science at a university, it has be- 
come an integral part of the campus life at that particular school, 
and has become one of the foremost activities of the university. 


Regular meetings of the group, which are of religious nature, 
include Bible lessons given by the reader and talks on the devel- 
opment of present-day Christian Science. Meetings are held every 
other Thursday at Pomerene Hall during the academic year. 


bees (2) ceeeeemeetc ner Ar Dee ode ela elit oA Dorothy Propst 


President: ce yoke eee a Oe ee oe William Berdelman 





5e oO Do aac: ok OR et ce Ned Strasser 





Secteteiy ae eee See eee eee Me eee Margaret Anderson 
Associate Sécretary2. tes eee Ruth Anderson 
Treasurer feet eee oe James Shanks 





Se ae ge ee ee soak edensabre oiewaasen CHanlose Howick 









































Hillel inn 





Rabbi Harry Kaplan 


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ATs Pre SSCL pam ee eee ee oe ees ae Ruth Stone 





Jay Klein 


cai te tay mt at a cm Nt Ct iin a tt me ey et 





Kurlander, Jacoby, Robbin, Goldberg, Swack 
Polster, Scharff, Weisman, Cagen, Lieder, Katz, Lymon 
Jaffe, S. Lipson, Markell, Kleinman, Klein, Friedland, P. Lipson 


Hillel Student Council 


Harold Cagen LeRoy Kurlander Hannah Polster 
William Goldberg Emma Lieder Harry Robbin 
George Jacoby Sylvia Lipson Earl Sharff 
Aviva Friedland Sonia Lymon Elmer Swack 
Robert Jaffe Robert Moses Eileen Strauss 
Louis Katz Cecile Newman Jean Weisman 


Hillel Cabinet 


Harold Cagen Casper Haas Milton Rapport 
Belle Collin Evelyn Levy Joseph Roth 
Henry Fineberg Sonia Lymon Elmer Shapiro 
Sylvia Frankel Leo Mintz Roy Truehaft 
Doris Goodman Cecile Newman 


With the completion of its thirteenth year on Ohio State's 
campus, Hillel Foundation can be proud of the enviable repu- 
tation it has gained as a religious center for Jewish students. 
Under the capable direction of Rabbi Harry Kaplan and with the 
cooperation of the Student Council and Hillel Cabinet, the Foun- 
dation has a varied and interesting program throughout the year. 
This includes the annual Hillel Prom, supper forums, informal 
dances, intramural competition, a Scholarship Endowment Fund, 
religious services, book reviews, inter-collegiate debates, and 
many other cultural activities. 

Hillel actively participates in ‘Religion in Life Week” and 
cooperates with other campus religious organizations in fostering 
a more unified inter-faith relationship among the students. 








MILITARY 


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Coates ce setae eee cere oe TN John McEwen 
First; Lieutenant 28 sess ee eee eee John Graham 
Second). Tieuterian tics. ee ee eee William Cook 
First” Sergeant sc. cscs scseseens oe eeeee eee ore eee Lowell Perkins 
Pledge.Gaptalmtt.c2. 5 -csnseee cetera ee William Schneider 
Advisers........ Major William Thomas, Captain Martin Burckes 


Scabbard and Blade is an honorary military organization. 


Schneider, McEwen, 


It selects its members on the 


basis of excellence in advanced courses and upon personality. Its purpose is to make possible 
a closer relationship between officers and cadets. It acts as the source for accurate informa- 
tion concerning military requirements and activities, as well as providing for the students the 


opportunity for a complete study of drill and guns. 


Curtis Allen 


Charles Anders 
Rupert Atkins 


James Barry 


William Beach 


Reed Berry 


Charles Boardman 
Seymour Brown 
Richard Bueker 


Jack Burch 
George Carr 
Jack Caddell 


Dean Calland 


Harry Collis 
Ted Conner 


Sills, Hilliard, Grandey, Warner, Kohler, Caddell, Atkins, Knies, Fodor, Mitchell, Laudis, Kuhlman, 


Social functions are not neglected, and each quarter finds several activities taking place. 
At the end of the spring quarter, along with other military organizations, they sponsor the 
Military Ball, one of the outstanding social functions of the year, which is held at the Armory. 


William Cook 

Paul Cooper 
Wilbur Corban 
Bertram Deibig 
Winston Duckworth 
Walter Fellows 
Paul Fodor 

Robert Fosnaugh 
William Gall 


Hylas Hilliard 
Robert Huffman 


Albert Kerss 

Paul Knies 
Charles Kohler 
Raymond Kreager 
Dillard Kuhlman 
Fred Larimore 


Gerald Gambs Roy Laudis 
Myron George John Leiman 
John Graham Robert Linn 


John McEwen 
John McGrann 
Donald Merrick 


Loren Grandey 
Ralph Hall 
Robert Hawthorne 


Kempton, Thoben 


Lawrence Kempton 


William Merz 
Kenneth Miller 
Richard Mitchell 
David Moody 
Phillip Murray 
Lowell Perkins 
Richard Pfeiffer 
John Ramer 
Gerhard Rechtin 
Charles Reinhard 
Kenneth Rhoton 
William Robinson 
Clayton Rumsey 
William Schneider 
Eugene Seaman 





Burch, Ramer, Miller, Duckworth, Cooper, White, Barry, Brown, Rechtin, Rhoton, Seaman, 


Beach, Waigand, Gaede, Warthman, Conner, Hall, Anders, Graham, Deibig, Leiman, Tippett, Collis, 


Huffman, Linn, Calland, Gall, Cosk, Kreager, Thomas, Bertsch, McEwen, Schneider, Fellows, Sperry, 


Hawthorne, Gambs 
Skirball, Taylor 


Robinson, Boardman 


Clarence Sills 
Wilbert Skirball 
Robert Sperry 
Samuel Stebleton 
Albert Standish 
Robert Stone 
William Taylor 
Harry Thoben 
Robert Tippett 
William Wagner 
Dwight Warner 
Kenneth Warthman 
Raymond Watts 
Claude White 





Perkins, Cook, Graham 


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Gaps tary ss eee eee are eet ten ee OM Ket John Linn 
First Liowienant es te seg re et, Dwight Warner 
First Lieutenant................ ON ee a S. B. Stephenson 





....William Robinson 
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Uo SERA Pate A ete serene eet Le Kenneth Hawking 


Linn, Stephenson, Warner, Robinson, Zieg, Hawking 





Composed of first and second year men in military training, Pershing Rifles has a member- 
ship of approximately ninety men. Out-going members select new material for their organization, 
and those pledged undergo a period of training in military discipline and tactics. The retiring 
members may be retained as instructors, but are not active in the organization. 

Pershing Rifles was founded in 1898 and has served as a preparation for those who wish 
to continue their military training longer than the required two years. 


Seniors 


John Linn S. B. Stephenson Dwight Warner 


Juniors 


William Robinson Kermit Zieg 


Sophomores 


Arthur Davis Victor Takata 


Burdette Berry 
Frank Brevoort 
Ronald Brockway 
George Brownewell 


Richard Banks 
Victor Bassett 
Earl Childs 

Allyn Colen 
William Foster 
Russell Hitchcock 





Donald Ewing 
William Fish 
Harold Hartland 


John James 
James Kimmel 
Richard Klotz 
Albert Koteles 
Frank Lee 


Kenneth Hawking 
Edward Kinney 
Charles Power 
Donald Schmidt 


Freshmen 


George Leist 
Eckhard Lowe 
Robert Pierson 
George Popovich 
Coleman Richards 


Thomas Snyder 
James Snedeker 
Earl Stradley 


Robert Richmond 
Edward Runk 
Max Shapiro 
Bruce Shiveley 
Robert Starbuck 





John Vogel 
David Weiss 


Donald Ulrey 
Melvin Weeks 
Harry Woltz 
Fred Woolary 
William Wylie 


Colen, Vogel, Emick, Martin, Upton, Totterdale, Marzluff, Hughes, Mitchell, Kiser, Moorhead, 
Marshall, Popovich 
Wylie, Runk, Takata, Childs, Lee, Shiveley, Koteles, Schmidt, Hitchcock, Woolary, Lowe, Kimmel, 
Snyder, Klotz, Woltz, Banks 
Kinney, Weiss, Richmond, Brockway, Snedeker, Ulrey, Brevoort, Pierson, Weeks, Leist, Shapiro, 
Beery, Fish, Bassett, Hartland, Power, Brownewell 


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STUDENT GOVERNMENT 





Val ee 


Presidents 225.281) ee ae dae Ree Robert Ferguson 


Vice-President Phyllis Tinling 





Secretar y=lireasuren:s-cecs sere es ecet oe ee Dean Palmer 





Dean Palmer 





Sondles, Facciuto, Finke, H. Park, Dodd, Kreinberg 
Becker, Coleman, Barlow, P. Brown, Taylor, Kent, Craig 
Morrett, M. Brown, Forman, Belt, Dix, Wilcox, McCormick 
Fischer, Stine, Tinling, Ferguson, Palmer, McFadden, J. Park 








James Shanks Women's Recreation Association...............-..--.----- Mary Forman 
US gs peer Pe Peery eet ee pe DEN oe eS Frederick Finke Margaret Brown 
Commerce ..-.04 eee eee ee ee Leland Byerly eM. GS Ace ei e Sees ee  e e eee John Morrett 
Dentistity: 225 55 ek ee eee Harold Barlow 3 WG nace eee ad ee Barbara Wilcox 
Eta tion tence ee ere eee tert ae oe ae ee Elsie Dix Lantern :.2.2 2-25 ee Re re eee Tom McFadden 
Prigineering: 22-2, ee ee ee eee Carl Fischer Intramural) Departments. a. 1a. Jerome Kreinberg 
NS er eet ca te ese Seat ns eee ee William Coleman OhiovWnion) Boardhoe. a sae Se Se ee Paul Brown 
Medicine: 20R eee aes ee eee ee ee George Stine Pia liGations seen ee es oe ce Richard Taylor 
Phatiiia Gy 0 ei ee see eerie ie Vincent Facciuto Koada (Caunicil ties ao ere se Henry Parks 
Veterinary, Medicine22, 2) es eee Joseph Reid OhiionStatersys [inches eres ee ace Keith Bliss 
Fraternity Affairs Joseph Ryan Harry Sondles 
Scarlet © Key... d.csecee ote eee a eee Robert ‘Craig.  —»Deart@i Meri ieesscesces ote aztec cere ee ae Joseph Park 
Panhelloni core: caersceeteeoseeee ee ag er eee eee eee Betty Hayman Déan voit Women oe... oes eee ee Esther Gaw 
Pomerene Advisory Boar sisscccxccsteeee eeeesettesceesees Betty Belt 


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Robert Ferguson Phyllis Tinling 


The student governing body of Ohio State University is the Student Senate, 
which conducts all campus elections, ‘Dad's Day’’ and the Homecoming celebra- 
tion during the fall quarter. This year during winter quarter the Senate started the 
study of the student needs, including faults of the library, extra-curricular activities, 
student health, social activities, and the alumni curriculum, concerning their spirit 
and relations to the students on the campus. During spring quarter they spon- 
sored the annual ‘Traditions Week," and developed the Student Senate into a 
“good will agency.” 


The most important aim of the Senate was the studying of student needs. 
Through a complete survey of the campus they hope to better the living conditions 
of the student and help his development through his extra-curricular activities. 





Robert McCormick, Charles Kent, Edwin Golomb, Edwin Dodd 


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President SES farm Margaret Brown 
First Vice-President... Mary McCallum 
Second Vice-President)... lancescccceenseses ce eeeeneeee Rhea Preis 
TLIO ASULOT cee Ac. en ote ee ee Sue Cornelius 
DE CLOLAT Y Se ats 5 cece tase ee oe Jean Waid 


Sophomore Secretaries.....Elizabeth Dye, Mary Morrill 


The Women’s Self Government As- 
sociation continues to maintain its posi- 
tion in campus leadership by success- 
ful completion of its widely diversified 
activities and functions. 

As the governing body for all wo- 
men students in the University, it is 
headed by the W. S. G. A. officers and 
by a council of representatives from 
each class. The delegates from each 
class include two town and two out- 
of-town members. Also represented on 
the council are the Student Court, Stu- 
dent Senate, and the University Assem- 
blies, along with two W. S. G. A. com- 
mittees— Pomerene Advisory Board 
and Women’s Panhellenic Association. 

The projects of the Women’s Self 
Government Association are carried on 
chiefly through its committees, among 
which are Mid-Mirrors, Mirrors, Links. 

One of the main functions this year 
was the devising of an activities point 
system for the women students of Ohio 


Waid, Cornelius 
Preis, Brown, McCallum 


State. This system limits the girls’ extra- 
curricular activities in proportion to 
their point-hour ratio. W. 5S. G. A. also 
aids Mirrors in sponsoring the ‘‘campus 
sister’ project. This is a method of in- 
troducing the incoming freshman girls 
to the upperclass women by means of 
correspondence during the summer 
and a campus-wide breakfast during 
Freshman Week. 

The Mistletoe Tea Dance, the Mir- 
rors Bridge, the Snow-drift Swing, and 
the Golddiggers Prom were among the 
social events sponsored by the W. 8S. 
G. A. this year. The proceeds of these 
affairs goes, to a large extent, towards 
aiding those needy girls who cannot 
afford to pay the regulation rates of the 
University. 





Smith, Belt, Weisman, Boughton, Young, Jenks, Bergin 
Wiley, Dye, Morrill, Chambers, Ebersole, Kleinman, Cooper 
Allen, Wood, Cohen, Clinger, Ridenour, Tinling 
Cornelius, Preis, Brown, McCallum, Waid 





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rOVNS 


This year the Women's Self Government 
Association sponsored two dances. With the 
backing of such a well-known organization, 
it is only natural that they should be among 
the more important events of the social season. 


Just before the Christmas holidays, the 
Mistletoe Tea Dance was held in Pomerene 
Hall in the office of the Dean of Women and 
the Grand Lounge. The cleverly decorated 
rooms, the excellent music, and the delicious 
refreshments, made the affair a fitting finale 
for the fall’s social season. 


The last, newest, and best-known of these 
dances was the Gold Diggers Prom. Instituted 
two years ago, it now holds a secure place in 
the traditions of the campus. Held in the Men's 
Gymnasium, which had been beautifully dec- 
orated for the occasion, the Prom attracted an 
even larger crowd than the previous year. 


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Girls clamour for coats at Gold Diggers Prom 


Boys don corsages for Gold Diggers 
Resting at Mistletoe Tea dance 


It was a field day for the co-eds and they took 
full advantage of it by loading their escorts 
with corsages of every conceivable size and 
description. Although the girls had the ques- 
tionable privilege of financing the evening, 
they seemed to thoroughly enjoy it. The eve- 
ning, both for its novelty and smoothness, left 
a very favorable impression in the minds of 
all who attended it. 








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Ohio 


Allen, Geren, Tinling, Gillespie 


Secretary... ee eee 
LPCASUIOl: ape ee 


Women's Ohio is an organization whose aim 
is to interest prospective women students in 
the University. By cooperating with the alumni 
throughout the state and sponsoring speakers 
who visit various high schools in Ohio, the 
group hopes to obtain a larger woman student 
body at Ohio State University. Perhaps we may 
say that the speakers’ tasks are easy inasmuch 
as they have such fine subject material to talk 
about, so that success is inevitable. But in any 
event the recent influx of women students has 
been noticeable, and this result was doubtlessly 
attained through the efforts of Women’s Ohio. 

The main social event of this group is their 
Annual May Supper. 


Jean Allen 

Betty Belt 

Betty Booth 
Margaret Brown 
Martha Chamberlin 
Elsie Dix 

Elizabeth Dye 
Clara Ervin 

Mary Forman 
Helen Geren 


Rachel Gillespie 





Phyllis Tinling 
Rachel Gillespie 
Jean Allen 
Helen Geren 


Members 


Rachel Good 
Betty Hayman 
Susan Hobbs 
Katharine Hughes 
Cleda Jones 

Jane McGuire 
Jean Metcalf 
Dorothy Pettit 
Phyllis Tinling 
Nan Walker 





McGuire, Ervin, Forman, Wilcox, Dye 
Belt, Brown, Jones, Metcalf, Walker 
Hayman, Geren, Tinling, Allen, Pettit 


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Lowe, Pyne, Gates, Kays, A. Chambers, Morrill, Hoyer, Brush 
Katz, Edwards, Rehn, Metcalf, Kneisley, Dye, Ewing, Baker, Wiley 
Pack, Orr, Reese, Drayer, Cooper, R. Chambers, Mendenhall, Montgomery 
Tuttle, Millholland, Krakoff, McCallum, Smith, Weller, Priest, Armel 


Ghrairiniaia sss epee ee eee 
DSCTO UAT Vise eee ee ene eee ee 


Mirrors is a semi-honorary, sub-organization 
of W. S. G. A. for Sophomore girls. Member- 
ship, which is limited to fifty, is based on activ- 
ity displayed during the girl's Freshman year 
as a member of Mid-Mirrors and work done in 
other extra-curricular activities. 

The vice-president of W. S. G. A. serves as 
chairman of this organization which aids in plan- 
ning the Mistletoe Tea Dance, Golddiggers 
Prom, and sponsors annually a Mirrors bridge 
and style show. This year Mirrors had charge 
of the Freshman girls’ activity point system 





Rese) Aen Ed Sad Mary McCallum 
epee el a tea ee eee Betty Smith 


which limits the Freshman girls activities in 
conjunction with their pointhour ratio. The 
committee leaders of Mid-Mirrors are also 
chosen from Mirrors girls. 

One of Mirrors’ main projects is providing 
each incoming Freshman girl with a campus- 
sister who helps the newcomer orientate herself 
to campus customs and traditions during Fresh- 
man Week. This is climaxed by a campus-wide 
breakfast at which time the Freshman girls are 
able to meet many outstanding upperclass 
women. 


LVVOVS 


Smith, McCallum 


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Chairman oye eras eee a ee ke Beatrice Jenks 
HECrStaryal roa Supers eres eet Doris Katzman 
Chairman of Project Committee.................. Rosemary Southard 
Chairman of Program Committee... Grace Palmer 
Chairman of Membership Committee.................. Martha Hickle 
Chairman of Publicity Committee... Mary Gibson 


Chairman of Conflict Committee .............- Frances Kay 


The significance of this organization is embodied 
in its name. As an upper-class committee of the 
Women's Self Government Association, Links has a 
two-fold purpose: to “link” the campus with the out- 
side world; to “link” transfers from other colleges 
with the University by furnishing an interesting 
activity which does not require underclass prepara- 
tion. Membership in Links includes chiefly junior 
and senior girls. 

This organization provides a link with the outside 
world through lectures on various current questions: 
it links classes by promoting campus projects: it 
strives to create social activity and to promote friend- 
ship by sponsoring several social gatherings during 
the year. 

The four committees which are responsible for 
this program are membership, publicity, program, 
and project. The three links in the pin of the organi- 
zation signify political, social and economic activity. 





Hickle, Palmer, Gibson 
Katzman, Jenks, Southard 








Well, Lawes, Staehling, Hunter, Jolley, Adams, Jones, Dodge 
Zartman, Taylor, Hunt, Bostwick, Colvill, Erskine, Wason, Lawyer, Maxwell 
Brown, Lang, Kugan, Means, Kneisley, Laney, Volman, Rarey, Schettler 
Edwards, Harmon, Strayer, Mowery, Barr, Kirn, Cohen, Eggleston, Ford 
Hosler, Blauser, Sosnow, Krause, Self, Jelen, Dennen 
Steward, Meranda, Hickle, Gibson, Jenks, Palmer, Southard, Rowling 


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omerene Advisory ee 


Bla Pobbeinnts tebe. ee hee te eee a oe ee eee Betty Belt 
Secret chy yeaa ase ae ee reads eeed ecacexadaryecnece bone Mary Redd 
STEP ESG SULT CSP een ee eee eas cn Esme See Jane Walcutt 
Chairman of Guest-Night Committee.............. Joan Zimmerman 
@hairman of Library Commilleeee acca teececene ote anne Edna Barr 
Chairman of Publicity Committee.................. Ruthanne Nichols 
Chairman of Social Committee................ Katherine Richardson 
Chairman of Student Relations Committee.......... Betty Hadsell 





Richardson, Hadsell, Barr, Zimmerman 


Nichols, Walcutt, Belt, Redd 


Pomerene Student Advisory Committee is 
primarily an organization for freshmen women, 
though many upper-class women retain their 
membership. The members sponser many ac- 
tivities in Pomerene Hall, and assist the Dean 
of Women in the administration of various func- 
tions there. 

The Guest Night Committee sponsors the 
Mirror Lake Night Club which gives open 
dances in Pomerene Hall. The Student Relations 
Committee helps with social dances given in 
the building on Tuesday and Wednesday eve- 
nings. The Social Committee arranges various 
teas and dances during the year. Other sub-com- 
mittees are the Library Committee and Publicity 
Committee. 





? es 
EB 


Betty Belt 


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Sent Coan 


With the echo of the gavel resounding 
throughout the halls of justice, the Student 
Court finds itself one of the most influential 
administrative forces on the campus. 


The Student Court, a subsidiary of the 
Student Senate, consists of one chief justice 
elected by six other justices who in turn 
have been selected by their predecessors. 
The Court convenes every Monday and 
Friday afternoons during which time stu- 
dent infractions are heard and justice is ad- 
ministered. The Court follows no set rules 
in its judgments nor is the defendant per- 
mitted counsel. In the eyes of the court, the 
person is guilty until proven otherwise. 
Cases may be appealed but this is usually 
unnecessary for the Court is justified in im- 
posing a sentence in the opinions of all who Chief ‘Tustieesa. Gam ic) ee Boul Ward 
are concerned. 





Paul Ward 


Justices 
James Hull, Jackson Jordan, James Kidd, Saul Mason, 
Mary Vines, Jane Wood 


Court Sécretary:c:-2 25 een a Robert Elsas 


ea, 


\ 


—_— iS” 


Mason, Kidd, Vines, Ward, Wood, Hull, Jordan 
Elsas, Kent, Calavan 





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peer 


ida Oy hirtics 


After nine years of indispensable service to the Uni- 
versity, the Student Activities Office has become one of 
the most important offices in student affairs. Within the 
scope of this office falls the management of social and 
entertainment activities for all students. As a result of 
the work of the capable staff, bridge, pool, ping-pong, 
and other tournaments are held throughout the year, 
offering all students a chance to display their ability in 
competition. 

Being a competitive position, the position of Director 
of Student Activities is open to all male students who 
start in the office their freshman year. Working with 
complete interest of the student in mind, the office sets 
up this goal: be friendly with all, and give aid where it 
is needed. 





Alvin Rees 


TOTS Cr see te a ee a eee hae Alvin Rees 
Sophomore Directors Freshman Members 

Dan Adams Frank Fauver 

William Duffus Michael Hahn 

Arthur Marcus Ralph Jordan 

Archer Reilly Morgan Lefferdink 


Fred Schwartz 
John Semmelman 
Arthur Simon 





Schwartz, Henry, Berger, Jolovitz, Duffy, Hahn 
Semmelman, Hertenstein, Lefferdink, Beatty, Fauver 
Adams, Duffus, Marcus, Reilly 


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ay ae 
ia noah clivities 


In 19385, Mr. Edward Drake, realizing the impor- 
tance of aiding the so-called youngsters in adjusting 
themselves to the University, organized Freshman 
Activities. Acting under the supervision of the Stu- 
dent Activities office, the organization is the strong- 
est governing body of the Freshman class. It repre- 
sents each fraternity and sorority and has a good 
percentage of independent men and women. 

The group sponsors social functions such as the 
Winter Carnival, Freshman Spring Dance, publishes 
the freshman newspaper justly entitled the Yearling 
Yelper,’ and at the end of the year at a banquet, 
awards keys to the most diligent workers of the 
organization. 


Presid@nits23. ec bree eo ae creas Charles Kienzle 
ViCe-PRreslaeritissc: seen serena ee tee: aan ees ..Fred Schwartz 
DSGre lar yeti eee see ee ee, Barbara Bramble 
AV OASUTOD ccs ba Sects thee Se ae en eee Ralph Jordan 





Schwartz, Bramble, Jordan, Kienzle 





Berger, Jolovitz, McKibben, Schaad, Severtson, Redd, Roberts, Rudy, Reedy, Wolsel 
Connor, Schwartz, Prushing, Goldstein, Sanford, Henry, Birnkrant, Lefferdink, Bailey, McKay, Polster 
Ruhlman, Kienzle, Reed, Young, Heckert, Taylor, Hahn, Sesler, Elsas, Mark, Doster 
Fruver, Rose, Black, Semmelman, Jay, Beatty, Simons, Hertenstein, Crawford, Vogel, Friedman, Duffy 
MacKinnon, Moyer, Bonowitz, Moore, Buchanan, Wells, Eversole, Poliakoff, Harris, Haack, DeLong, 

McCort 
Doebele, Stevens, Bramble, Hagerty, Strong, Adams, Evans, Thompson, McDill, Abram, Mustard 


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OUNCL 


The purpose of the Women’s Recreational Council Pros ilert 28 ees ese ees eric ie iia ee 
is to promote interest in wholesome recreational activi- 
ties and to provide the proper opportunities for the 
women at Ohio State University to participate in them. HTORSUPODY ee cme ee ne ae hte Rats 


During the year the council not only sponsors square 


ef 


Gillespie, St. Clair, Speed, Caulfield, O’Neil, Wirtz 
Kratz, Gilliland, Koski, Roberts, Winzeler 
Cook, Forman, Korn, Dix 


Recording Secretary 


dances and the ‘popular price’’ dance held each quarter 
in the men’s gymnasium, but it also sponsors the ever 
popular co-ed swims. Another innovation in its program 
is the Sports Banquet held each quarter. 


Membership in this organization is composed of 
groups and organizations interested in recreation for all 


women students. 


Janet Anding 
Barbara Brown 
Frances Caulfield 
Jane Cook 
Harriet Deibel 
Elsie Dix 

Peggy Eller 
Mary Forman 
Virginia Gilliland 
Julia Korn 

Laura Kratz 
Elizabeth Lok 
Fannie Melcer 
Elizabeth O'Neil 


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Patricia Palmer 
Sarah Roberts 
Edith Roski 
Theis Savage 
Ruth Sharr 
Helen Shively 
Geraldine Smith 
Beryl Speed 
Evelyn St. Clair 
Ruth Wetzel 
Mary Wilkerson 
Ruth Winzeler 
Virginia Wirtz 
Muriel Younger 





Younger, Dix 
Korn, Forman, Eller 








eee Mary Forman 


Muriel Younger 


Julia Korn 


So oe Elsie Dix 
= Ale © Peggy Eller 








AL _ Agricultural (ee 





Shanks, Hagans, Hauge, Groves, Royle 
Hamilton, Klopfer, Sharr, Watson, Ulrich, Bradley 
Cunningham, Ulrich, Manchester, McGrew, Jackson 


President... er ee Crosby Manchester 
Vice-President: 20a ee ee ee Thomas Berry 
mecretary s.5.)- Sie ee ee eee Martha Ulrich 
UP GAB UTS Yer ee cere oe eee ee Chester McGrew 





Manchester, Ulrich, McGrew, Berry 


The All-Agricultural Council is composed of the pres- 
idents of all the organizations in the College of Agricul- 
ture. This group meets bi-weekly to discuss vital prob- 
lems in the field of agriculture. The purpose of the 
council is threefold: to further the interests of the stu- 
dents in the College of Agriculture, to develop a closer 
relationship between the students and the faculty 
through the Dean of the College of Agriculture, and to 
sponsor all college activities, at the same time correlat- 
ing the activities of the student organizations for mutual 
benefit. 


This year the council sponsored the All-Ag Barn- 
warming during the fall quarter, and during the winter 
quarter it gave the Ag-Alley Jamboree, which was a 
combination dance and carnival. Each quarter congrat- 
ulatory cards were sent to all those students who made 
a 3.0 or better in the College of Agriculture. 


Members 
Thomas Berry Leland Leachman 
Donald Bradley Crosby Manchester 
Joseph Ferrante Chester McGrew 
Delmer Groves Lois Rhoad 
Donald Hagans Gordon Royle 
John Hamilton James Shanks 
Andrew Hauge Ruth Sharr 
Virgil Klopfer Martha Ulrich 


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rts (Counct 





[OR ENEN TCS a oe nee re ene a eee Frederick Finke 
Vice-President............. brik CRE ae SORRRIS Hl Po Emily Everhart 
DECrOtar erie hi biker 2a dhe. Ale ene hl ee isle John Warren 
: DELCO EA ARIS)... seco) VON re Wallace Stover 
William Dauben John Norman 
: Jean Demorest Gertrude Pahlow 
: Robert Elsas Stuart Stiffey 
: Emily Everhart Wallace Stover 
: Frederick Finke Mary Swickard 
Edward Grilly Merle Swineford Warren, Everhart, Finke 
Howard Hamilton Fergus Theibert 
Mary Hughes John Warren 
Jean Knight Margaret Weaver 
Carl McFadden Barbara Wilcox 
Robert Monroe Jeanne Yantes 


The Arts Council attempts to create a more friendly relationship between the students 
and faculty members. The most outstanding of the numerous service projects which the 
Council sponsors is the transfer student work. A series of lectures and forums by distin- 
guished men help students to become acquainted with contemporary topics and at the 


same time, enables the members to become more closely united. 


Besides helping with the annual alumni college, the Arts Council is represented on 
both the Student Senate and the Arts College Curriculum Committee. 





Elsas, McFadden, Stiffey, Grilly, Stover 
Weaver, Yantes, Pahlow, Swineford 
Everhart, Finke, Warren, Knight 


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ommerce ounct 


The Commerce Council is the student governing body for the Commerce College, and 
it plans the student activities for the largest resident College of Commerce in the United 
States. 


This year, the Council took over the active participation in ‘Religion in Life Week” 
formerly held by the Commerce College. It sponsors any impromptu activities which may 
arise in the College. Among its various social functions held during the year, the Council 


sponsors the Commerce Round-Up, the Four O'Clock Job Talks, and the senior visitation 
irips. 


Members are selected from various honorary and professional organizations and from 
the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The president of the Council represents the 
college on the Student Senate. 


Presidente’, 2. tek Recta eee eee ce See Leland Byerly 

Wice-Presiderit..2 i= ete core eretteee cee Emmett Brasseux 

pecretary-lT6asurerie i --csec-s aes eeanesee ater Richard McCloskey 

DVANAR ETS era nie tee ter ee William Duffus, Walter Weidler 
Danny Adams Leon Friedman George Jacoby Richard McCloskey 
Kenneth Banks Edward Heinzeman Jerome Kreinberg Lawrence Mock 
Emmett Brasseux Linn Hobbs Alfred Lageman Clifford Morgan 
Leland Byerly Dorotha Hoeflinger Elizabeth Lok Robert Ritner 





Heinzeman, Friedman, Kreinberg, Banks, Ritner 
Lageman, McCloskey, Byerly, Brasseux, Duffus 


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Frimorlal Cd Ce 


IESRE YT) fe tChag en Mo i A, a Rinne epee aur ae Be Edgar Alexander 
Nace Eraniclerit qa sts." o4 Sih. 2) or eee as eee Edith Blizzard 
EGLO vere es eee th ae eee Martha King 
IRS SECON ey ees Wace acs seat e eine gen ee ee Jane Walcutt 
COLAC eT aN 5.65 ee Bore eee eee Helen Davis 
Publicity... Be SE oh at oh i a ee Ie Se Betty Belt 





King, Alexander, Blizzard, VWalcutt 


The Commercial Education Club was organized in January, 1934, and reorganized in 
November, 1937, having been dormant for a considerable length of time. 


The club is a semi-honorary in the Education College, and its purpose is to stimulate 
interest in making a high average in the college, and to create a more friendly associa- 
tion between the students and their professors. 


Since the club was discontinued in 1934, the members have been trying harder than 
ever to make it what it might be. This year they were unable to sponsor any kind of social 
function due to lack of funds, but hope that in the future they will be able to reach the high 
standard they know they can with hard work and intense interest. 


Faculty 

Inez Wells 

Seniors 
Edgar Alexander Maxine Dwiggins Norma Kirkendall Rosemary Southard 
Betty Belt Betty Edwards Leah Krantz Harriet Spencer 
Edith Blizzard Marion Herold Harry Milhuff Winifred Summers 
Jean Burkley Eileen Horschel Ethel Phillips Jane Walcutt 
Robert Cook Jean Jolley Faye Schulpe Mary Welsh 
Helen Davis Irene Kellz Harriet Sisler Margaret Wolfe 
Grace Dresback Martha King Gertrude Sniderman 

Juniors 
Jean Bebout Edith Cox Sara Moore Roma Salvino 


Eunice Whitsett 





James, Herold, Kepley, Krantz, Redd 
Belt, Moore, Kellz, Spencer, E. Welsh, Edwards 
Davis, Sisler, Southard, Harshe, Summers, M. Welsh 
King, Alexander, Wells, Blizzard 


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ee 


Cee 


PYesihenite. fees eee acy aac eens Cae ee eee Robert Livingston 

Vice-Presiclon tess. cee ee eee John Leiman 

Secretary ssc. acces eee ee ee Ruth Hirth 

ERO SUL CT ct eno oe ete eee ee Harriet Sisler 

Senate Representa th 6 irsces ee chat teen dace, Sater rcceee gee Elsie Dix 

AGVISCTS: at eee 3. ee eee Doris Clickenger, Leston Love 

SENIORS 

Rudolph Berkhouse Theodore Dietsch Ruth Hirth Alice Padan 
Edith Blizzard Elsie Dix Jean Jackson Joseph Ralston 
Virginia Buker Richard Gannon John Leiman Harriet Sisler 


Robert Livingston James Whittaker 


Margaret Henry 


Henry Cleaveland 





Berkhouse, Henry, Whittaker, Blizzard, Ralston 
Padan, Buker, Sisler, Jackson 
Dix, Leiman, Livingston, Hirth, Dietsch 


FRESHMEN 





Adolph Albanese 
Mary Borghese 
Mary Carroll 
Margaretta Casey 
James Clem 
Mary Cockburn 
Evelyn Coffman 
Paul Cramer 
James Daniell 
Ernest Eckert 


Joseph Edwards 
Harriet Esterline 
Andrew Grace 
Paul Gump 
Mary Hanger 
Janice Jones 
Kody Krick 
Dorothy Kromer 
Virginia Lawyer 


Clinton Ludeman 
Robert Lynas 
Carmen Manley 
Gail McCuskey 
Phoebe Mellinger 
Cecil North 

Ruth Orwick 
Patricia Osborn 
Dorotha Patrick 


Clem, Carroll, Briggs, Yank, North 


Dorothy Peters 
Anna Rankin 
Doris Sauerman 
Winifred Schell 
Winifred Shahan 
Andrew Spencer 
Donald Staley 
Jack Steiner 

Jack Stephenson 
Patricia Taylor 





Spencer, Lawyer, Taylor, Lynas, Schell, Edwards 
Peters, Rankin, Patrick, Cockburn, Esterline, Mohr, Taylor 
Jones, Staley, Gump, Casey, Manley 


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President. 32 s:0t 3 1 ros Son ee es eae aac ee ee Albert Ankrom 
Wice- Presicien ti © eae meen tee eo wna eee ee Frank Rhodes 
DeCretarys) Treasurer. se eee oe Robert Lawson 





Ankrom, Lawson, Rhodes 


The chief objectives of the Engineering Council are to bring about a closer friendship 
between the students in the various departments of the college, and to promote a more 
general recognition for the College of Engineering. Every branch of the Engineering Col- 
lege, together with two faculty members, is represented on the council, which plans the 
social and instructive programs of the school. 


Each year the Engineering Council sponsors the Engineers’ Round-up,” and the “All 
Engineers’ Dance.” Every two years the council has an ‘Engineers’ Day,” the purpose 
of which is to recognize engineering activities and accomplishments on the campus during 
the preceding period. 


Albert Ankrom Robert Detwiler Elisworth Kimmel Ralph Patterson 
Benjamin Bell Carl Fischer Robert Lawson Kenneth Peterson 
William Brown Gerald Gambs Kenneth Miller Richard Reiss 
John Clark Robert Hartsock Robert Newton Frank Rhodes 
Jack Delfs John Tomcik 





Delfs, Kimmel, Clark, Gambs, Detwiler, Hartsock 
Tomcik, Bell, Newton, Brown, Miller, Patterson 
Peterson, Rhodes, Ankrom, Lawson, Fischer 


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Os Union ame of 


VEVSECEVS 


Paul Brown 
Vernon Davis 
Edward Drake 
Campbell Graf 
Paul Jones 

Allen McManigal 


Carl Steeb 


Stevens, Davis, Hopkins, Brown, Drake, Whittaker, Jones, Graf, McManigal 












Since the purpose of the Ohio Union is to promote a friendly spirit among 
the men on the Ohio State campus, there has been set up an Ohio Union 
Board of Ovrseers, who supervise the various activities of the Union. This 
Board is made up of one faculty member, Associate Professor Allen McMan- 
igal, one alumni, Campbell Graf, a representative of the Board of Trustees, 
Carl Steeb, the secretary, Edward Drake, and three students of the Univer- 
sity, Paul Brown, Vernon Davis, and Paul Jones. 


Meetings are held at least once a month, at which time reports are read 
and policies determined. 


Ohio Hn, NC. 








Ohio Staters, Inc., Tuesday Luncheon 


PLS CLT heed cee ar ee ee ere ee ie ss eee Keith Bliss 
Executives Vice-President: sss teee ee cee ct eee eeene Fred Bernard 


Vice-Presidents 


James Hull, Richard Baker, Paul Elleman, 
Robert Ferguson, Richard Taylor 


(GOrTrespOncun Geo Scre tan yerascessece eeetesee se ceen = canes e Joseph Ryan 
; The Ohio Staters, Incorporated, 
REGGIO SSCL TAT Voges one eee cues tees eeapsesadevensoreen John Pierce 
was organized with the purpose of 
BERGA SUL GT pe ee eee tral ate ee ale tc nn dens ncaa hesnsansoees: Harry Vallery ; 5 ‘ é 
: dedicating itself to the University, 
Chairman of Board of Trustees...................... Malcolm Saveland ; 
and selecting for promotion those 
VEABRS WES gg Re me eee ah he ero RR re eerie neem! Saul Mason 


projects which, by their comple- 
tion, would benefit and improve 
our University. 


This year the group has spon- 
sored and successfully completed 
several different projects, among 
which are the furnishing of trans- 
portation facilities to students dur- 
ing the holiday seasons; the enter- 
taining of high school students in 
Columbus who are outstanding in 
athletics, scholarship, or activities; 
and the establishing of the cheer- 
ing block at the football games. 





Keith Bliss Kennard Becker 


Pehy 





és Sie ee 


William Allen 
Richard Baker 
Kennard Becker 
Fred Bernard 
Keith Bliss 

John Carlson 
Henry Cleaveland 
Robert Craig 
Edwin Dodd 
Edward Drake 
Paul Elleman 
Robert Elsas 


Robert Ferguson 


Leon Friedman 


James Foley 
John Fullen 
Amon Gross 
William Guthrie 
James Hull 
James Hopkins 
Robert Huff 
Clarence Isaac 
Herbert Jay 
Paul Jones 
Richard Kelting 
Charles Kent 
James Kidd 


Thomas Kirwin 


Kenneth Klein 
Saul Mason 
Tom McFadden 
John Millar 
George Miller 
Robert Minor 
Clifford Morgan 
George Packer 
Dean Palmer 
John Pierce 
Robert Priest 
Archer Reilly 
James Rutherford 


Joseph Ryan 


Malcolm Saveland 
Alex Schoenbaum 
Lyle Seeman 
Elmer Shapiro 
Jacob Shawan 
Harry Sondles 
John Sigler 

John Sisson 
Frederick Stecker 
Richard Taylor 
Oscar Thomas 
William Thomas 
Harry Vallery 
Claude White 





Among the noteworthy projects inaugurated this 
year by Ohio Staters was the adoption of the univer- 
sity crest which was designed by Professor Thomas 
French. The organization has been displaying it, 
advertising it, and using is whenever and wherever 


. 


possible. This year, the Speakers Bureau was estab- ; | : 
lished, and is composed of students who are avail- yaite ST = 
able to the faculty and other campus organizations TUDENT 


for speaking engagements when needed. Student- es TRAVEL 
faculty relations were more firmly established by the 
introduction of quarterly dinners at which great num- 
bers of faculty members and students attended. High 
schools throughout the state were presented with 
plaques by the Ohio Staters for their scholastic 
achievements. 





Ferguson, Sondles 


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Robinson, J. M. Steiner, Cleveland, Schwartz, Elliott, Zehner, Debolt, Sanford, Horstman, Carlson, 
H. Thomas, Meeks, Hanger, Ginery, E. Thompson, H. Dissly, Alberts, Hetrick 
Henry, Armstrong, Margolin, Stroud, Peter 
Royer, Dawson, Gaston, Schnell, Watts, Rickly, Bailey, J. I. Steiner, Dew, Gillespie, Woodyard, 
Komminsk, Yohe, Facinger, Billman, Jones, Steele, Troendly, Roubal, 
Overman, Slaybaugh, Snyder, Dressel, Hoffman 
Pallas, Burkey, Cole, Schilling, Van Atta, Alleshouse, Lehman, Tschantz, Bacon, Kasler, Shook 
Smith, Peters, Price, Green, Palmer, Davidson, Cutlip, R. Dissly, Stoltz 
Erb, Howe, Herschede, Paxton, Strait, Ridgway, Dubach, Kesselring, Klopfer, Dietrich, Bell, Moody, 
Marcy, Bowers, Krogg, Burgwald, Wolford 


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Seniors 
Paul Alleshouse George Cleveland Robert Green Lester Lehman Lowell Shook Daniel Thomas 
Wayne Babcock Forrest Cutlip Delmer Groves David Moody William Smith Donald Troendly 
Philip Bacon James Davidson Ralph Hornberger George Pallas Victor Snyder Stanley Tschantz 
Robert Bailey Paul Dew Arthur Kasler Ralph Palmer James Steiner Alva Van Atta 
Lloyd Burkey George Dubach Lowell Kesselring Austin Peters Howard Strait Cloyd Zehner 
William Chaffee Dale Gillespie Virgil Klopfer Norman Price Richard Steele ¥ 
Juniors 
James Bell Duane Debolt Edward Finnegan Thomas Harman Abe Margolin Ben Varner 
John Bower Stuart Facinger William Fisher Paul Komminsk John Trumbull Lawrence Wolford 
Robert Bradfield Orlando Woodyard 
Sophomores 
Joseph Billman John Elliott Erwin Heimann Jack Rickly Francis Shook Elmer Thomas 
Nancy Detrich Roy Ginery Glenn Meeks Elmer Roubal Thomas Slaybough Robert Watts 
Robert Dew Robert Hanger Edward Overman Ray Schwartz Hugh Stiver 





Freshmen 





Paul Boerger Myron Gaston Vernon Krogg John Paxton Howard Robinson Richard Stroud 
Glenn Dawson Alfred Herschede Albert Kump Frank Peter Lyman Schnell Harold Thomas 
Robert Dissly William Howe Horace Milton Richard Ridgway Robert Sigafoos Henry Wikel 


Charles Yoke 


Presidontrt..e. te eraeeseest Virgil Klopfer 
Vice-President............... Lowell Kesselring 
Secretary-Treasurer ._............... Henry Bell 
Sergeant-at-Arms.................. Wayne Smith 


Funds for the American Dairy Science Asso- 
ciation’s activities for the current year were 
obtained by the organization's sponsoring a 
lunchstand at the College of Agriculture's 
Farmers’ Week program. The club was formed 
to create a wide-spread popular interest in 
the field of dairying and allied industries, 
and is open to all who indicate an interest in 
these vocations. Honorary keys are awarded at 
the end of each year to the two outstanding 
members in recognition of their superiority in Smith, Bell 
grades as well as in activities. 


ol ll 





Kesselring, Klopfer 





Herschler, Grimm, Engelmann, Kinney, Rainier, Howard, Reed, Lester 
Joslin, McDonald, Garen, Knopf, Cromley, Stiver, Mount, Purdy, Williams 
Schramm, Oetzel, Derickson, Steele, Hazalous, Workman, McCoy, Reed, Eggleston 
D. Van Fossen, Cahill, Morris, Vandemark, Geiger, Putnam, Weight, Haynes 
Hoewischer, Farst, Cutlip, Leachman, Knight, G. Van Fossen, Runnion, Haines 


Seniors 


Robert Bernard 
Thomas Berry 
Forrest Cutlip 
Delmer Groves 
Harold James 
Elton Kinney 
Virgil Klopfer 
William Laybourne 
Leland Leachman 
James McDonald 
William Nesbitt 
Ernest Ribers 
Dale Runnion 
Ralph Schramm 
David Thomas 
Thomas Weight 
Ernest Zehner 





Juniors 
Gordan Briggs 
Hewitt Cromley 
Wilfred Garen 
James Gray 
Kenneth Haines 


William Hoewischer 


William Joslin 
Robert Kinney 
Orville Knight 
Hugh Morris 
Robert Oetzel 
Sidney Rosenthal 
Myron Rutledge 
Richard Smith 
Donald Swank 
Ernest Tresch 
Wilber Tyler 
Glen Van Fossen 
Richard Varney 


Sophomores 


Harry Bockelman 
James Bradner 
Richard Brandt 
Vern Cahill 
Joseph Cox 
Eugene Derickson 
Richard Eggleston 
Dwight Fenner 
Frederick Grimm 
Eugene Kandel 
Frederick Knopf 
Jean Lemmerman 
Robert McCoy 
Howard Rainier 
Jack Rickly 

Owen Strine 

Dale Strong 
Noland Vandemark 
Bryant Workman 
John Zeckman 


Pregl cer tees esstucs-cese-seaeeneoen 
Vice-President..................-. 
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C Bad Se oe 


Freshmen 


Herbert Barnes 
Loren Beck 
Donald Bernard 
Samuel Dean 
Richard Dunlap 
Byron Geiger 
Fred Joseph 
John McGuire 
John Mount 
William Owens 
Carey Parrett 
Dwight Ramp 
William Reed 
Bert Showman 
Albert Watts 
Thomas Williams 
Wilbur Williams 





Leland Leachman 


Saddle and Sirloin was organized with the 
view of stimulating interest in livestock and of 
promoting a closer association among the ani- 
mal husbandry groups. 

During the year the club sponsors the annual 
Little International Livestock Show. At the 
spring banquet held late in April, those who 
have shown proficiency in exhibiting and judg- 
ing livestock are presented with the honor key 
of Saddle and Sirloin. 





Cutlip, Leachman, Van Fossen 


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University Grange 


Founded in 1905, the Ohio State University 
Grange is the oldest, largest, and best known 
student grange in the country. The Grange is 
a fraternal organization and the student chapter 
attempts to train its members in its fundamentals 
and ideals, and prepares them for leadership. 

Its purpose is the advancement of agriculture 
and rural life. It has a two-fold purpose: first 
to develop talent and leadership, and second, to 
provide recreation and social activities for its 
members. 


G. Miller, Haines, Sherer, Hofstetter, Crouse, Leutz, Terbech, Andregg, Steiner, Kolpe, Wheeler 
Wright, Troendly, Tussing, Bissell, Strickling, Kinney, Fryer, Davis 
Young, Tope, Fulton, Hartsock, Tyler, Zehring, Kirby, Miller, Lemmerman, Mengert, Flory, Pincher 
Harner, Williams, Chandler, Rader, Dush, Brownfield, Geiger, Gearhart, Haynes, Sharples, Lovett, 
Watts 
Rickey, Myers, McChester, Fisher, Hammett, VanDemark, Roof, Piper, Owens, Barnes, Kotles, Jenkins 
Roahen, Meyer, Ketler, Laird, Foster, Ulrich, Peterson, Holm, Hartsock, Elliot, Zimmerman, Thomas, 
Abel, Beach 


Taylor, Weaver, Williams, Reid, McGrew, Kandel, Nicholson, Stutzman, Snider, Nelson, Black, 
Schwartz, E. Hofstetter, Dexter, F. Watson 
T. Watson, Cunningham, Clum, Shanks, Snyder, Grimm, Rhoad, Manchester, Blakesley, Falconer, 
Jackson 


True Watson 
James Shanks 
Margaret Berkley 
Harold Clum 
Grace Blakeslee 
Assistant Stewards.............. Robert Barker, Dorothy Langshaw 
Gatekeeper Robert Oetzel 
Secretary Earl Blayney 
Treasurer Roy Stillwagon 
Elizabeth Snyder 
Josephine Graham 
Elizabeth Wallrabenstein 
Mary Leutz 

All-Agricultural Council Representatives: 

Crosby Manchester, Laura Rhoads 


Shanks, Blakeslee, Clum 





orticutture 


octely 





Childers, Woodin, Welty, Taylor, Alderman, Waterman, Dolezal, Henshaw, Hauge, Taggart 
Fitzgerald, Welch, Tanger, Hoffman, Ceibel, Roth, Brenner, Wander, Schneider 
Mohr, Banta, Brody, Hixon, Baumberger, Watson, Wagner, Varian, Howlett, Rickey 
Gourley, Chandler, Harrington, Ferrante, Arnold, Armstrong, Smith, Cornell, Agnew, Brown 


Secretary 


Treasurer 


Faculty 
Howard Brown 
Norman Childers 
Joseph Gourley 
Freeman Howlett 


Seniors 
Elbert Agnew 
Howard Armstrong 
Charles Arnold 
Howard Brody 
Joseph Ferrante 
Charles Fitzgerald 
Mildred Haefele 
James Harrington 
James Hoffman 


Joseph Ferrante 


Darian Smith 


Stanley Hoskin 
Wesley Judkins 
Hubert Mohr 
Alvin Moll 
Edward Parilo 
Vernon Paterson 
George Peterson 
George Schneider 
Darian Smith 
Joseph Taggart 
Marion Tanger 
Frank Taylor 
Grant Walbolt 
Irwin Wander 
Charles Waterman 
Norris Welch 
Arden Welty 


Juniors 
James Chandler 
George Davis 
William Henshaw 
Rudolph Meyer 
Ernest Tresch 


Sophomores 
Eldon Banta 
Marx Hixson 
John Louzecky 


Freshmen 
Max Varian 
Donald Zeiger 


The Horticulture Society is to bring together 
all students interested in the cultivation of vege- 
tables. Meetings are held to discuss current 
topics of the day in which the members are 
interested. 


Remodeling and equipping the library in the 
Horticulture and Forestry building is one of 
the worthwhile things done by the society dur- 
ing the past year. 


Social functions of the year are dances and 
skating parties, with a picnic in the spring cul- 
minating the year’s activities. 





Armstrong, Ferrante, Smith, Parilo 


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Faculty Members 


John Cunningham 
Lyman Jackson 
Chester Lang 
William Palmer 
Minnie Price 


Seniors 


Paul Alleshouse 
Wilfred Barnhart 
Margaret Burkley 
Kenneth Gearhart 
Jane Grierson 
Delmer Groves 
Dorothy Haines 
Helen Harner 
Ruth Harrington 
Robert Hartsock 
Melvin Hazaleus 
Edward Keirns 
Robert Kenreich 
Martha King 
Chester McGrew 
Gladys Miller 





Clarabelle Motter 
Martha Moulton 
Robert Pelle 
Lewis Rader 
Lois Rhoad 
Christine Sherer 
Lyla Simmons 
Nyda Tope 
Donald Troendly 
Mae Voltz 

John Wilson 
Mary Zwayer 





Juniors 


Melvin Barnhart 
Earl Blayne 
Martin Bonar 
Paul Buskirk 
Harold Clum 
Julia Dexter 
Robert Erwin 
Margaret Evans 
Mary Evans 
Catherine Ferbe 


Laurabelle Fulton 
Wilfred Garen 
Josephine Grim 
Ruth Henschen 


William Hoewischer 


Margaret Koerner 
Beatrice Meacham 
Edwin Miller 
Hugh Morris 
Mary Peters 
Robert Pinches 
Wilella Ridge 
Ray Rohr 
Berman Ross 
Betty Shriver 
Robert Stutzman 
Alice Voltz 

Enid Weller 
Norma Wylie 


Sophomores 
Milton Alban 
Walter Albright 
Robert Baker 


President: 2 scorns Ch 2 caer eee age Chester McGrew 
Vice:President.-.es St ee eee Pe Grace Blakeslee 
Secretary s Be. ee Ae ee” Laura Fulton 
TROAS UM OT: 2 eA Bocas cesses eee eee ee eee Julia Dexter 


Corresponding Secretary 


Elizabeth Hilborn 


Executive Committee.......... Robert Kenreich, Christine Sherer 


Faculty “Advisers... ee Chester Lang, 


“Rhythm in personality’’ might be a good 


Ninnie Price 


summary statement to describe the chief inter- 
est of the 4H Club this year. A co-topic, Inter- 
nationalism, was used at alternate meetings 


with discussion periods following. 


This year the club sponsored a booth at the 
‘Ag-Alley Jamboree,’ and had a concession at 
the Ohio State Fair. For recreation they indulged 


in folk dancing and group singing. 


The year’s program was concluded with a 
picnic at which the members related interesting 


experiences. 


University 4-H Club 


Robert Bay 
Harry Bockelman 
Eugene Bowers 
Mary Campbell 
Wiley Campbell 
Floyd Clum 
Carroll Cook 
Myran Davis 

Ray Dilley 

Lyle Emerson 
Robert Farst 
Elbert Hargesheimer 
Kenneth Hartsock 
Leroy Hasenpflug 
Franklin Hedge 
Elizabeth Hilborn 
Edwin Hofstetter 
Ward Hofstetter 
Ward Holm 
Eugene Kandel 
Mary Koerner 
Melvin Krantz 
Jean Lemmerman 
John Logan 

Alice McNish 
Jean Montgomery 
Martha Moon 
John Mount 
Joanne Nicholson 
Rachel Roahen 




















Cunningham, Sherer, Kenreich, McGrew, Blakeslee, Lang 
Harner, Fulton, Hilborn, Dexter 





Marion Share 
Laura Simon 
Zoa Slutz 
John Strava 
Dale Strong 
Dorothy Zeck 


Freshmen 


Loren Beck 
Weldon Bembower 
Donald Bernard 
Noreene Betz 
Paul Boerger 
Anna Mae Booth 
Betty Brooks 
Mamie Carrill 
Bonita Chaney 
Stanford Cherry 
Betty Churchward 
Paul Clark 
Robert Class 
Helen Cryder 
Winifred Dean 
Sam Dean 

David Dimick 
Orville Disher 
Dale Dixon 
Helen Evans 
Frank Goodell 
Herbert Hadley 





Frances Haley 
Ralph Hofstetter 
Rosemary Huey 
Harold Kauffman 
John Kemper 
Gene Kiracofe 
Melvin Kolbe 
Alice Logan 
Phoebe Mellinger 
William Miller 
Delon Mohler 
Genevieve Moore 
Eloise Myers 
Alice Nichols 
Ruth Orwick 
George Ryerson 
Mary Jane Segner 
Frank Smith 
Jennie Stall 
Juanita Thompson 
Jeannette Thompson 
Neva Mae Tom 
Margaret Troendly 
Ruth Tussing 
Jeannette Ulmer 
Frances Volz 
Annabelle Wallace 
Kenneth Watt 
Jane Williams 
Elden Yohe 





merican Y ab O 


Domical Cngi 


Faculty 


Lyle Herndon 
Joseph Koffolt 
Charles Owens 
James Pence 
James Withrow 


Seniors 


Clay Anenshansley 
Charles Bare 
Henry Barr 
Francis Beckel 
Sol Berg 
George Brookover 
John Chenevey 
Hsi Cheng 
Richard Clark 
Jefferson Cole 
Robert Conaway 
Robert Dewart 
Daniel Duncan 
Robert Foltz 
Dwight Francis 
Sam Friedman 
Robert Funk 
John George 
Jack Gerster 
Gordon Goldrick 
John Griest 
Harold Hackenberg 
John Harvey 
John Hotz 

John Jack 

Willis Jackson 
Tra Kail 

Clifford Kemp 
Ellsworth Kimmel 
Robert Krieg 
Dillard Kuhlman 
John Linn 

John McEwen 
Charles McLain 
Fredrick Miller 
Robert Mitchell 
Richard Ogden 
Axel Ouesen 
Daniel Piwowar 
Eugene Pontuis 
Ralph Quigley 
Robert Radow 
Merril Riehl! 
Howard Roher 
Louis Ruidish 
Bernard Sarchet 
Robert Savage 
Robert Scheiber 
Bruce Shue 
Howard Simons 
Randal Smith 
Frank Spanur 
Joel Stahl 

Paul Suter 

John Teagarden 
Richard Theado 
Arthur Thomas 
Roy Thompson 
George Tobias 
Clayton Weber 
John Wilson 
Burton Wolf 
William Wooford 





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Juniors 


Frank Avery 
Charles Boardman 
John Braden 
Richard Bueden 
Jack Caddell 
Paul Copper 
Fred Dresher 
George Duckwell 
Winston Duckworth 
John Finch 

Paul Fodor 
Henry Freudenberg 
Loren Grandy 
Robert Harvey 
John Hay 

Paul Huffman 
Henry Jacoby 
Paul Kelly 

Don Kennedy 
James Kiger 
Robert Lambert 
Francis Malik 
Arthur Mayer 
Robert McKibben 
John Menrath 
John Miller 
Robert Mills 
Richard Mitchell 
Ted Moulton 
Richard Reiss 
Jack Runell 





Cloyd Shingledecker 
Clifton Snow 
Richard Unkel 
Roger Warner 
Myron Wells 
Kenneth Wilshire 
Frank Zebehazy 


Sophomores 


Earl Anderson 
Vernon Becker 
Ronald Brockway 
Charles Cissna 
Russell Deubner 
Charles Keller 
Arthur Laube 
Donald Somerset 
Clark Weimer 
Juliam Yocom 
John Zier 


Freshmen 


Mitchael Backus 
Randal Bailey 
Rodger Berry 
Ralph Darby 
Russell Hitchcock 
George Lotti 
Lawrence Paoletti 
Jack Smeltzer 
Robert Tobias 
Edwin Willing 


Propiconts..c.o ste. cee .Roy Thompson 
Vice-President ................. Bernard Sarchet 
hnieevs “Mis qe vei huey eeep eeen ee eee Daniel Piwowar 
Sieveri(a) fol Gs. an a aan Be Richard Ogden 





Kimmel, Piwowar, Sarchet 
Herndon, Thompson, Withrow, Ogden 


The student branch of the American Insti- 
tute of Chemical Engineers sponsors numerous 
talks by industrial leaders and business men. 
They talk to the students about the problems and 
progress in their profession. 

During the fall quarter the club sponsors the 
chemical engineers’ round-up, being followed 
by the winter quarter smoker. The solving of a 
contest problem given by the American Institute 
of Chemical Engineers with prizes awarded to 
the winners is the big event of the year. 





American Institute of Chemical Engineers 





















ee a ip f 
e e e Presidents: 2:2 tee eee eee John Graham 
Vice-President................ Moreton Hughes 
L VL Ve theevs Secretary-Treasurer Riel ren ce alee soo e Charles Jones 
Registrars 20.5 4) 266 ee nn ee Mary Wilson 





Faculty 


Edwin Coddington 
Charles Guard 
George Large 
Oscar Marshall 
John Montz 

Clyde Morris 

John Prior 

Jacob Shank 
Christopher Sherman 
Roscoe Sloane 
Claude Wall 





Sheaff, Rutledge, Berdelman, Kilgore, Shirkey, Stevenson, Howell, Hofmayer 
Bainter, Moreland, Baker, W. Brown, Parker, E. Hughes, Siegelman, D. Brown 
Bredbeck, Seaman, Schmitt, Tippett, Monarchi, E. Brown, Williams 
Shultheis, M. Hughes, Wilson, Graham, Jones, Hawthorne 


Seniors 

















Robert Bainter William Cunningham Edward Hofmayer Jay Raybuck Bernard Siegelman 


William Berdelman Robert Emmenegger Edward Howell Wilbur Rutledge Harry Stertzbach } 

Richard Bredbeck Lloyd Gilbert Moreton Hughes Carl Schepflin Charles Stevenson 2! 
Darwin Brown John Graham Charles Jones Roy Schlafly William Thompson . 

William Brown Oliver Graham Maurice Kilgore Eugene Seaman Robert Tippett 

Edson Buehler Thomas Henderson John Kirkwood James Sheaff John Tomcik 

Herbert Buros Randle Hickman Russell Moreland Raymond Shirkey Charles West 

William Campbell Don Hindman George Osbun Carl Shultheis Mary Wilson 


Juniors 
















Stanley Book Jack Jones Robert Lawson Walter Peters Paul Stamm 
John Brannan James Kaiser Kenneth Moore Robert Powers Richard Stander 
Elgar Brown Richard Kennedy Norbert Panning Herbert Ricketts Roger Sunbury 
Floyd Burroughs Carl Keysor Robert Parker James Schlegel Robert Topper 
Robert Counter Charles Kruse Theodore Pattison Glen Shorts Edward Waring 
Jennet Gardner Theodore Kunkle David Permar Lewis Skelton Richard Waugh 
George Hawthorne Claude White 


Sophomores 














Elvin Hughes Edward Kimmick Nello Monarchi William Wilson Robert Zdara 
Parker Jarvis Robert Logue Robert Schmitt 





The American Society of Civil Engineers fos- 
ters a professional spirit among the students and 
acquaints them with topics of interest in the field 
of civil engineering through the medium of 
popular addresses by competent speakers. Din- 
ner meetings and an annual dance afford the 
members an opportunity to become acquainted 
and promote a spirit of congeniality. 






Graham, Wilson, Jones, Hughes 


Seniors 


Floyd Abel 
William Alexander 
Arthur Baggs 
Richard Blair 
Raymond Bookmyer 
Hyman Brier 
August Brightman 
Walter Brown 
Robert Bryan 
Jerome Church 
Thomas Cook 
Robert Cooney 
Eldon Cooperrider 
John Cross 

Lewis Dever 
Richard Dickinson 


The purpose of the American Society of Me- 
chanical Engineers and the Society of Automo- 
tive Engineers is to acquaint the juniors and 
seniors of the Engineering College with the na- 
tional organization in order that it will assist 
them after graduation. One of the most impor- 
tant functions of the year is a speaking contest 
in which each member takes part, the winner 
being entered in a national contest. Other 
events of the year include a smoker, two dances, 
and an annual spring picnic. 





Fromm, Cooney, Kiesling, Lukens, McFee, Browne, Thoben, Marquis, Friley, Atkin, Warthman, 
Landis, Fellows, Wuellner, Cook 
Lytle, Lammertse, Lerch, Douglass, Eibling, Dishinger, Musgrave, Rose, Bruney, Shover, Alexander, 


Stanek, Porter, Harrison, Streb, Seddon 


Helle, Keusch, Kohler, Weinstein, Heldack, R. Drake, Pritchard, Cooperrider, Zimmerman, Manker, 
Dickinson, Dickason 
Schwyn, Long, Gibb, Dever, C. Drake, Schwemler, Smith, Steele, Sperry, Brier, Osborn, Goodman, 


Elias, Boggs 
Vick, Beach, Vaughan, Harpst, Hehery, Baker, Bell, Hines, Passoff, Weaver, Jones, Rumsey, 
Taylor, Dorsey, Rosekilly, Evans, Gilkey 


William Dorsey 
Carl Drake 
Robert Drake 


James Eibling 
Kenneth Friley 
Ellsworth Fromm 
John Gilkey 
Wallace Harpst 
Edison Harrison 
John Heldack 
Rolland Helle 
Andrew Henery 
Virgil Iles 


Robert Anderson 
Rupert Atkin 
Dale Baker 
William Beach 
Benjamin Bell 
Paul Bowen 
Seymour Browne 
Robert Bruney 
Fred Cesnik 
William Chidley 
Jack Clark 

Byron Davis 
Howard Dickason 
Fred Dischinger 
Gilbert Doemel 
Thomas Donahue 
Howard Douglas 
Thomas Dumitre 
Bert Elias 


fier } 


Cross, Schrolucke, Valentine, Wallaco, Salimbene, Drouse, Recknagel, Wilkenson, Chidley, Schultz, 
Johnson, Kirwin, Ridle, Frayer 
Prigozen, Squeo, Slagle, Abel, Blair, Turpin, Nordstrom, Levin, Haley, Grillot, Webb, Price 


Allen Johnson 
John Krouse 
Glenn Manker 
Donald Marquis 


Helmuth Engleman 
William Evans 
Walter Fellows 
Theodore Frayer 
George Gibb 
Nathan Goodman 
Stephen Grillot 
Albert Grover 
Francis Haley 
Frank Hanlon 
William Hines 
Harry Hoon 
Harry James 
Richard Johnston 
Milton Jones 
John Keusch 
Carl Kiesling 
Desire Kiffer 
James Kirwin 


Virgil Schrolucke 
August Schultz 
Arthur Schwemler 
Thomas Seddon 


Juniors 


Charles Kohler 
Willis Krill 
Robert Lammertse 
Lewis Landis 
Elsworth Lerch 
Willard Levin 
John Linville 
William Long 
Jack Lovell 
Robert Lukens 
Robert Luxford 
Robert MacIntyre 
John McFee 
Judson Martt 
Orly Musgrave 
Don Nordstrom 
William Nungesser 
Robert Osborn 
David Passoff 


John Shover 
Paul Smith 
Robert Sperry 
Harry Steele 


Kenneth Peterson 
Lawrence Porter 
Norman Price 
Harold Prigozen 
John Ramer 
Gerhardt Rechtin 
Paul Rechnagle 
Homer Riddle 
William Roberts 
Edwin Rose 
George Rosekelly 
Clayton Rumsey 
Howard Schubert 
John Schwyn 
Forest Slagle 
Joseph Squeo 
Frank Stanek 
Rocco Salimbene 
Frank Stetson 


Harry Valentine 
Robert Vaughan 
Sherrod Vaughn 
Kenneth Warthman 


John Stinson 
Joseph Streb 
William Taylor 
Harry Thoben 
John Trimble 
Robert Tronstein 
William Turpin 
Bollis Umbrazun 
Herman Vick 
Robert Weatherby 
Richard Weaver 
Kenneth Webb 
Frank Weinstein 
James Weller 
Stuart Whitehead 
Robert Willis 
Mary Wilson 
Richard Zehring 
Jack Zimmerman 








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qricu eA Can 


The Ohio State University branch of the 
A. S. A. E. was founded in 1919 under the able 
leadership of Frederick Ives. It was founded 
with the purpose of promoting the interests re- 
lating to the professional advancement of Agri- 
cultural Engineering students. 

Originally there were three standing commit 
tees of three members each. These were Ar- 
rangements, Publications, and Membership 
committees. However since October, 1938, 


there have been eight more special committees 
appointed. 


ociely of 


queens 


President. 6 eee 
Vice-President ................. eae 
Secretary-Treasurer..............-- 


Sergeant-at-Arms................---- 


pes Gordon Royle 
eae ne ee Dwight Warner 
ee Robert Main 


eat oe FS Harris Gitlin 





Woods, Foltz, Place, G. Geiger, Oberholtzer, Fleet, Keep 
Morrison, Doty, Hootman, Yoder, Rofkar, Miller 
Funk, Beales, Nelson, Haise, Gregg, Huber, Spetka 
Hartsock, Fawley, Steele, Parr, Manchester, Culler, Emerson 
Peak, H. Geiger, Gitlin, Warner, Royle, Main, Erwin 
Silver, Shier, Miller, McCuen, Reed, Overholt 


Seniors 
Wendle Beals 
Doyle Duckworth 
Ernest Fawley 
Glenn Folty 
Harris Gitlin 
Howard Haise 
Charles Hootman 
James Lye 
Robert Main 
Crosby Manchester 
Earl Nelson 
Lowell Overmyer 
Ralph Patterson 
Charles Peak 
Paul Rofkar 
Gordon Royle 
Dean Steele 
Dwight Warner 
Thomas Wonderling 
William Woods 


Juniors 
John Baum 
Chancey Connolly 
Julian Crabbe 
Julius Doty 
Robert Erwin 
Burton Fleet 
Welker Funk 
Alice Holton 
Samuel Huber 
Edwin Miller 
Robert Moon 
Bruce Overholtzer 
Edward Spetka 
Dale Thomas 
Glenn Yoder 
Paul Young 


Sophomores 
William Emerson 
Arthur Gregg 
Richard Keep 
James Lowthian 
Charles Morrison 
David Parr 
Ned Place 





Freshmen 
Glenn Geiger 
Harold Geiger 
George Tyler 
Homer Wren 


Royle, Gitlin, Main, Warner 


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ey ye Pethcan 


The Philomathean Literary Society was es- 
tablished in 1894 by four girls for the purpose 
of stimulating girls to their highest literary abil- 
ity and providing them with opportunities of 
meeting others interested in literary creation. 





Speed, Fisher, Balmer, Smith 


Membership is limited to thirty girls major- 
ing in English or Journalism having grades not 
lower than B in at least ten hours of English. The 


President -....------------- cosccesecececeneecesecnntes Norma Fisher organization sponsors a weekly radio program, 
BetGenE SOG! M OM ea inaicente eves eer a im epacserey bate prepared and presented by the members. This 
LB COTCING / OCCT CLT Vices wcvscs ce evuce ck cs codk hen oy -titeesenessenets Beryl Speed ; : ; 
year, questionnaires sent to the alumni, one of 
Corresponding Secretar yoo .i..o.ecsccep cecetec eens Harriet Balmer 
CL IESE Pees SY ORGAN sok CARE Iecnna Seth which is Dorothy Canfield Fisher, helped com- 
Iti ySeee Evens tea VDL, we Saat RO oh coe Se Doris Armel ; plete the history of the group. 
Faculty 
Sada Harbarger Lois Lampe Edith Sniffen Elizabeth Stanton 
Seniors 
Jean Bushnell Marian Guise Dortha Sampson Margaret Tuttle 
Norma Fisher Elsie Ireland Jeanne Smith 
Juniors 
Doris Armel Veldren Balyney Ethel Hershey Beryl Speed 
Harriet Balmer Eleanore Burt Doris Lusk 
Sophomores 
Jean Johnson Marguerite Kunsman Dorothy Maxfield Naomi Snavely 





Hershey, Maxfield, Lusk, Sampson, Bushnell 
Guise, Blayney, Snavely, Ireland, Armel 
Stanton, Smith, Tuttle, Fisher, Balmer, Speed 


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The Canfield Club was organized about nine 
years ago as a friendship club. It was named 
Canfield with the permission of Dorothy Can- 
field Fisher, an alumna of Ohio State, who is 
now a famous novelist. She shows great inter- 
est in the organization through the letters written 
to it from time to time. 


















Canaday, Lowry, Downs, Hunter 


Presidentsc:nc eee eee Sn eee Alberta Lowry 


eee ee Ee Ed Sara Hunter 
All girls working for part of their school ex- Secretar yee se Wee oe ae Eileen Canaday 


penses are eligible to membership. The main ET@ASUTORs 3) 202.3 te ee ee Margaret Downes 
purpose of the club is to help girls become ac- 
quainted with campus people and customs. 
There are many parties and dances given 
throughout the year, the two main events being 
a Spring formal and a Tea for their employers. 


Faculty 
Esther Gaw 


Seniors 





Mary Davin 













Juniors 
Martha Anderson Ruth Lyne Besse Snyder 





Sophomores 





Eileen Canaday Sara Hunter Evelyn Meyers Philberta Swartz 
Margaret Downs Alberta Lowry Ava Russel Ann Thompson 
Leora Futhery Miriam Mayer Naomi Snavely Violet Wagner 













Freshmen 


Loa Ayala Jennie Heston Leona Russell Rebecca Slocumb 
Edna Coombs Leah Manley Minnie Shaeffer Edith South 
Margaret Debolt Florence Waugh 


Anderson, Coombs, Ayala, Swartz 
Hunter, Lowry, Canaday 


en orican Vane O 
Be cbrical Engineers 


The Ohio State branch of the American Insti- 
tute of Electrical Engineers was founded in 1903 
by Dr. Charles F. Scott. The purpose of this or- 
ganization is to provide for engineering students 
a wider knowledge of the theory and practice of President 
electrical engineering, the presentation of a 


Bh ae BO RR? 1k PR ha en eee PR ee Robert Ogram 


; 5 WHC OSE TE SIC OT) teeesceoe tose ay ec re Ue Woodrow Heigle 
proper perspective of their work, and the oppor- 5 ‘ Z see 
tunity to become acquainted with the personnel Ree aa a ee aaa a teach ik ead bay 
and activities of the Institute. Junior) Vice-Chatrimar 2 eno eeepc secre Joseph Fenwick 

Pe i ; . Gouin Se) Ore a ee ac enareeee Emerson Kimberl 
In addition to their regular meetings, a social ; Pee 

function is held each quarter. One of the out- 

standing activities of the year was the formal 

dinner honoring Professor F. C. Caldwell. 

Faculty Irving Weiss Walter Hardgrave Sophomores 

Frank Caldwell Richard Weston Lowell Hoelle 
Erwin Dreese Carl Willert William Howard Bernard Abrams 
Emerson Kimberly George Woods Larry Kempton Virgil Brubaker 
Allan Kunze Paul Young Arthur Lee Joseph Cohodus 
Kuan Tang Kenneth Zitsman Frank Lowry Donald Davidson 


Jerome Williams Kenneth Miller Charles Derbyshire 
Juniors Fritz Myers Alex Glassman 
Seniors Lewis Offensend Lloyd Kaufman 


Thomas Bailey Charles Painter Jack Kennedy 


Samuel Anast Donald Beam Allen Pierce Clarence Mack 
Dewey Bassett Kenneth Boyer Frederick Ruhl Paul Mallery 
Paul Best Harry Collis Nye Scofield Stanley Sawchyn 
Robert Brackney Joseph Depola Jack Shulman Neal Smith 


Anthony Brown Joseph Fenwick Richard Spring George Stancu 


John Clark Fred Greiner Paul Steck Thomas Templeton 
Jack Delfs George Gunnoe Robert Stone Wilbert Tipton 
Frank Fisher Ben Harbage William Wigert Douglas Woolan 
Walter Flockencier 

Chin Fot 


Victor Frederiksen 
Robert Hanville 
Woodrow Heigle 
Robert Johnson 
Louis Kellogg 
Alfred Kerscher 
Leonard Koch 
William Lawrence 
Clarence Marx 
Robert McComb 
Roger Merrill 
Robert Ogram 
Julius Rubin 
Charles Semmelman 
John Shaver 

John Sherman 
Frank Weimer 





Best, Heigle, Offensend, Frederiksen, Kellogg, Merrill, Stancu, Collis, Brubaker, Fish, Smith 
Bassett, Brackney, Clark, Shulman, Marx, Willert, Woods, Young, Weiss, Myers, Steck 
Rubin, Miller, Kunze, Kimberly, Caldwell, Tang, Williams, Ogram, Fenwick 


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The Forum is one of the oldest organizations 
on the campus, and is composed of students in- 
terested in public speaking and debating. The 
club tries to secure speaking appointments for 
all of the members through the speakers bureau. Weislogel, Lee, Gorin 





During the year the club sponsors a Political 
Forum, a Lincoln's Day Banquet, and an Ohio 
Students Conference on public affairs. The mem- 
bers entertain visiting varsity debaters, and con- Fall Quarter President.............. B Brepere sos Robert Weislogel 
duct a student forum over University Station Witter Quarter Pret d Dotnet ee ee Marae 


4 j ‘ Secretary 22h oe ee Ruby Zurcher 
WOSU each Saturday, at which time different Re Pe William Gorin 
members of the club participate. Faculty) Advisors ).c:e-s ee Roy Murphy 
Seniors 
Paul Bassett Howard Foley Martha Lee Jay Raybuck 
Robert Brown William Gorin Harold Marcy Kenneth Weaver 
John Cassidy Henry Hawisher Eugene May Robert Weislogel 
Robert Cook Philip Hermann Robert Obenour Homer Winnagle 
Jack Deering Robert Wherry 
Juniors 
Alice Broadway William Goldberg Charles Laurie Arnold Saska 
Starling Christy Edward Herndon John Ringhisen Robert Smith 
Leonard Freeman Dorothy Kahananui Kenneth Rosen Robert Young 
Ruby Zurcher 
Sophomores 
Willard Durfey Patricia Kelly Kathleen MacMurray David Strausser 
Joseph Grigsby Jeanne Grosvenor Joseph Milhalka Geraldean Volmar 


Freshmen 


Stanley Ambridge Mary Crossan Lenora Jollay Robert Tate 
Edward Babcock Richard Grener Irene Lisko David Walbolt 
Rex Corfman Jane Johnston James Mayhall Nancy Wheeler 











Hermann, Herndon, May, Tate, Freeman 

Grener, Marcy, Deering, Wheeler, Hawisher 
Johnston, Volmar, Grosvenor, Lisko, Goldberg 
Gorin, Zurcher, Weislogel, Lee, Murphy, Jollay 











Recording Secretary 
WRG@ASUEST<eee ee er 
Assistant Treasurer 
Corresponding Secretary 
Historian 
Chaplain 
Faculty Adviser 


Elizabeth Abram 
Carmen Adovasio 
Jack Ahern 
Joseph Aid 
Adolph Albanese 
Paul Allending 
Leonard Backiel 
Elsie Barch 

Albert Bast 

Lester Bertke 
George Beshara 
Richard Bickart 
Theodore Blosser 
Rosemary Breckler 
Anthony Brescia 
Mary.Brickman 
Harry Brinkman 
Helen Brokaw 
June-Lee Brown 
Dorothy Buchanan 


Mary Buker 

Jean Burkley 
Margaret Burkley 
Raymond Burns 
Fred Burrows 
Geraldine Byrne 
Thomas Caito 
Mary Carr 
Edward Cary 
Jean Casey 

John Chenevey 
Edmund Chojnicki 
John Cicuto 
Harold Conave 
Robert Connelly 
Mary Corbett 
Robert Corbett 





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Rosemary Buchanan 





Dorothy 


John Tomcik 
Winifred Selvey 
Michael George 


Shannon 


ee ee a ee rd Albert Bast 








The Newman Club 


Mary Crossman 
Barbara Deibel 
Arthur DeLong 
Bernard Dermady 
Marjorie Dixon 
Mary Doebele 
Alberta Duber 
Anthony Duber 
Russell Dubes 
Fred Duch 
Walter Dryja 
Charles Eastlake 
Rose Eging 
Lawrence Essig 
Robert Essig 
Salem Faddoul 
Dominic Fagnano 
Rose Feck 
George Foeller 
John Folk 

Karl Freytag 
Edward Gaier 
Gerald Galloway 
James Gangham 
George Gary 
Leo George 
Leslie George 
Robert Getz 
Fred Goodwin 
Dorothy Graham 
William Gravanello 
Betty Hackett 
Edward Hackett 
Mary Hahn 
Richard Haidet 
William Halloran 
George Hann 
Edward Haven 





Edward Heil 
Harry Heiskell 
Lawrence Henry 
Elizabeth Heppleworth 
James Higgins 
Marjorie Hill 
Katherine Hopkins 
Henry Horstman 
Charles Hughes 
Joseph Incorvaia 
Leroy Jacquemin 
Walter Jantzen 
Anthony Jesko 
Robert Kane 
Walter Katwise 
Catherine Kauffman 
Frances Kauffman 
Betty Kelbley 
Irene Kellz 
Clifford Kemp 
Gene Kennedy 
Margaret Kennedy 
Gladys King 

Betty Kingseed 
Sigfrid Kinkopf 
Joseph Kiren 
James Kintz 
George Klesch 
Robert Kletzley 
Charles Koch 
Alice Kolp 

Joseph Komara 
Eugene Kopcezynski 
Helen Korsala 
Kenneth Kowick 
Albert Koteles 
Ivan Kovacicek 
Ellen Krampff 


Walter Kotwise 
Alyce Kolp 
i Real Betty Kelbley 
--Rev. J. B. 
Leo McCann 


Donahie 





Thomas Krampff 
Elden Krantz 
Peter Krunich 
Albert Kurnat 
Carl Lange 
Albert Lasky 
Perry Lombardo 
Ann Lomych 
James Lynch 
John Lynch 

John Macedonia 
Emery Major 
John Maloney 
Mary Manney 
ames Manning 
Joseph Marzluff 
John Massier 
Robert May 

John McFadden 
Alex McIntosh 
Janet McIntosh 
James McMahon 
James McNamara 
Edgar McVehil 
Peter Messier 
Caroline Miceli 
Rita Monahan 
Alice Murnane 
Cecelia Murnane 
Virginia Murnane 
Robert Murray 
Mirko Novak 
Agnes Ondrak 
Elizabeth O'Neil 
Harry O'Neill 
Carmine Orsini 
Kenneth Osswald 
Edward Parilo 

















George, Kelbley, Kolp, Kotwise 
Shannon, Tomcik, Selvey, Bast 


This year the Newman Club 
enjoyed its most successful 
year since its founding in 1910. 
The membership exceeded all 
figures of previous years. 


The object of the club is to 
give the student of a secular 
non-catholic institution of higher 
learning that which his formal 
collegiate training fails to pro- 
vide, namely, the ideals of a 


perfect education. The  pur- 
poses of the club are three-fold: 
social, educational and _ reli- 
gious. Social functions spon- 


sored are skating pariies, talent 
show, splash parties, and a lec- 
ture series. 





oseph Parsons Eleanor Smith 


Sally Patrick 
Vincent Peiffer 
Cecelia Pelick 
Edward Peters 
John Petruska 
Joseph Petruska 
John Phillips 
Joseph Poch 
Elizabeth Polli 
Mary Puskar 
Mary Quinlan 
Fanchon Reamer 
Harry Rechtin 
John Resek 
Donald Ress 
Viargaret Richards 
Andrew Ricketts 
Norman Rowan 
Roma Salvino 
oseph Samuels 
Robert Sattler 
Robert Scheiber 
Robert Schiffgen 
Mary Schill 

Carl Schroeder 
Robert Sedar 
Winfred Selvey 
James Senedeker 
Lester Sever 
Dorothy Shannon 
Anne Shea 
Albert Sheridan 
Thomas Shevlin 
Frances Sickinger 
Paul Simballa 
Robert Simons 
Ted Sinko 











Irene Snarksi 
Robert Stein 
William Stewart 
Olga Stoika 

John Strauss 
Joseph Streb 

Tom Streb 

Mary Stuber 

John Summe 
Lester Tansek 
Basil Tournoux 
Patsy Test 
Albert Theado 
Rita Thomas 
Robert Tobey 
John Tomcik 
Antoinette Trannett 
Christine Trannett 
Robert Traverse 
Alice Valley 
Kenneth Van Arnum 
William Van Arnum 
Frances Volz 
Emily Wolfel 
Thomas Wolfel 
Alma Wallace 
Henry Wallett 
William Walters 
Helen Weinman 
Eulalia Weller 
Jean White 

Mary Whitlach 





Richard Witterstaetter 


Richard Wuellner 
Paul Yararsky 
John Yash 

Louis Zaremski 
Edward Ziska 





7 
Sidependent Won 5 
gle octation 
With the firm belief that a college education has 


inherent in it more than just book learning, and 
carries with it the development of a social intelli- 
gence, the Independent Men's Association was 
formed in 1935. With this objective, the organization 
seeks to give the independent man, the unaffiliated 
student, advice in campus activities. 


The rapid growth of the I. M. A. from a group of 
forty members to an organization of nearly five hun- 
dred members is indicative of its ability to satisfy the 
needs of the independent man. 


The interests of I. M. A. center around social, ath- 
letic, educational, and economical activities. The 
organization has aided in establishing cooperative 
houses and sponsors dances, plays, intramural com- 
petition, and lectures. 


Bi-weekly meetings, held on Monday nights, 
bring the members into closer contact with each 
other, as do the organization's numerous social and 
cultural activities. 





Ferguson, Cogan, Pula, Neolon, Weaver 
Orfirer, Neubach, Grilly, Sondles, Hermann 


Presidents. 5.h2 08 2s es oe ea Eugene Sondles 
Vies-Presideniien 2st eee ae eee ek Phillip Hermann 
Secretary......0...22...-. Ee aE ees ee hs oe Edward Grilly 
TTOASUTET Seater es ee Frank Neubach 


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Smiley, Hoffman, Battles, Piak, Holton, Ketcham 
McClure, Zitzman, Steckle, Foster, Ashby, Mahoney 
Butler, Beitler, Senderling, Papier, Robinson 


Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen 
Ruth Butler Dorothy Ashby Lillian Butler Esther Foster 
Ruth McClure Mary Beitler Ruth Heisel Gracie Ketcham 
Florence Ptak Alice Holton Elizabeth Hoffman Jamesene Smiley 
Margaret Robinson Reba Mahoney Rose Papier Lillian Steckle 
Elizabeth Senderling Betty Radcliffe Grace Puppel Pat Zitzman 


Shirley Reich 








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Ce See University Development Be) 


The Ohio State University Development 
Fund is the newest and undoubtedly the most 
important function the Ohio State University 
Association has ever tackled. 


The purpose of the fund is to raise money, 
through an annual campaign and program, to 
provide those needs and refinements for the 
University which cannot be met by legislative 
appropriations. It is a method by which the 
alumni and interested non-alumni friends of 
the University can participate in the develop- 
ment of Ohio State through a program of an- 
nual giving. No one will be overlooked in 
this nation-wide appeal. 


The Association was established in 1937, 
with H. R. Drackett, ‘07, as chairman of the 
board of directors. A comprehensive survey 
of the University’s special needs was made by 
a faculty committee named by President 
Emeritus Rightmire, headed by Dr. W. W. 
Charters of the Bureau of Educatonal Re- 
search. The Board of Directors then met and 
planned its program. To assist John B. Fullen, 
executive secretary of the association, in di- 
recting the work, the Board approved the 
appointment of D. E. Proctor, a man with a 
university background and fund-raising ex- 
perience. 


The 1939 goal of the fund is $75,000, a large 
part of which will be used to purchase special 















4 Hany prackort apparatus and equipment for many depart- 
Chairman ments of Ohio State and provide money for 
loans to needy students. In addition, a large 
sum will be used to provide the library with. 
i many special needs. 


, Board of Directors 
Pay Drackett, ‘07 
Samuel Summer, ‘05 
Clinton Altmaier, ‘01, ‘05 
Willard Kiplinger, ‘12 
James Lincoln, '07 
William McPherson, ‘87 
James Morrill, ‘13 
Theresa Poston, ‘04 
Garl Steeb, ‘99 

Julius Stone, Hon. ‘38 





Organization Conference, Faculty Club, February 26, 27, 1939 




















The prospective pledge is greeted at the door by 
the handclasping ring of brothers —he is led to 
the dining room, for food is the way to a mans 
buttonhole. The prospect may even be supplied 
with a date. He might not know it but ‘gals are 
good for rushing.”’ Once fed, the prey is lured to 
the den, where he may see unparalleled athletes and 
activities men in the scrap book. Shiny cups at- 
tract the roaming eye, “look, we have dozens.” A 
bridge game permits talk of fraternity, and behold 
—it works, “let's go get another. 





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FRATERNITIES 


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The Council of Fraternity Presidents at Ohio State 
initiated’a new phase this yearin the history of fraternities 
when it sponsored the’‘first annual Greek Week. Never 
before in the history of Greek Jetter organizations has 
there been an occasion such’as this when fraternity men 
from all over the country gathered together in the spirit 
of brotherhood with the idea ‘of stimulating interest and 
encouraging men on to a better understanding of the 
word “Greek”. The program was started on the evening 
of October 20:with a pledge banquet held in Pomerene 
reféciory. This servéd well as the first event of Greek 
Week in giving the delegates an opportunity to meet 
those from other universities and colleges. 


rook Oy: 


At the meetings convening October 21 through October 23, fraternity leaders 
from all over the country held’panel discussions of the various problems which 
confront fraternities. Because of the universal nature of these problems, discus- 
sions aided in soothing and alleviating any feeling of detachment which might 
have been present. Friday evening the Greek Week banquet was held in the 
men’s gymnasium. The affair’ was a gala one, with over eleven hundred men 
participating, and with three score national secretaries and leaders in the fra- 
ternity world present. Russell/C. McFall, chairman of the National Interfraternity 
Conference, was the main speaker of the evening, and addressed the assembly 
on topics vital:to brotherhood. The occasion was colorfully concluded with the 
initiation ceremonies of the new pledges into the fraternities. The national offi- 
cers present for the conclave officiated at the procedures on Sunday, October 23. 





McFall, Packer, Milligan 


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With the successful climax to the affair, fraternity officials 
look forward to repeating the conclave next year. By this action 
it is hoped that Greek Week will become an Ohio State tradition, 
and will aid in furthering the best interests in fraternal affairs 
and promoting good fellowship between all fraternity brothers. 
Other universities have looked forward to the outcome of the 
Ohio State adventure and will in all probability instigate a sim- 
ilar procedure on their own campuses throughout the nation. 


Largest Greek group ever 
assembled — 1200 strong 


Sigler entertains at Pledge 
Night Banquet 


Roundtable discussion in 
Ohio Union Lounge 





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Cagen, Shawan, Facciuto, Flohr, Vaughan, Dugan, Ham, Lammertse 
Block, Derrenberger, McMahon, Hughes, Locamp, Treuhaft, Rapport, Cutlip 
Kehoe, Harrington, Taber, Roth, Lowther, Miniz, Lancione 
Warren, Ferguson, Stauffer, Carlson, Ryan, Shapiro 


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W Kol-\ost. 5 ore ae MO 5 Seer eae BLAKE STAUFFER PhisEpsilonepis eye ....MILTON RAPPORT 
Alpha Epsilon Pixs essere JOSEPH ROTH Phi Gamma Delta................ ROBERT FERGUSON 
Alpha Gamma Rho..............20...--- DAVID DUGAN PhivKappas. 22 ees GERALD McMAHON 
Alpha Gamma Sigma ..... WILFRED BARNHART PhisWappasl sisss sees eee ROBERT CRAIG 
Alpha Phi Delta_...........22220000.... JOHN LANCIONE Phi Kappa Sigma.................. RICHARD FAIRLEY 
Dlphaghhonc hiss =e ees GERALD EMERICK Phis Kappa al att sense see eee ROLF LOCAMP 
Alpha Tau Omega................ THOMAS WEAVER PhicllumDeltes see WILLIAM LOWTHER 
Alptiat Zeta psec eee WENDELL BEALES Phicsigma..Deltates = sss msta= CASPAR HAAS 
Beta lihneotamhi 222 fe eave JOHN CARLSON Pi Kappa Alpha WALTER SEAMAN 
(CAGWIa 2 lot eee ceed ade es LAWRENCE SUTHERLAND Rho: Pig Pht cea bee ee net es SANFORD MARX 
Delia tC als ewe eee ae BERTRAM DEIBIG Sigma Alpha Epsilon.......... DOUGLAS SANKEY 
Delta Sigma) Pat == ee LOUIS YOUNG Sigma Alpha Mu............ MELVIN GOLDBERGER 
Delta Sigma Pi...................... ALFRED LAGEMAN Sigma Chitas ee) een eee eee DEAN PALMER 
Delta Tait Deltas eee JACOB SHAWAN Sigma? Nu...) ee eee ROBERT LAWSON 
Delta Theta Sigma .................. FORREST CUTLIP pigma’ Phi Epsilon 2 en CHARLES HAM 
DéltagUipsiloni. cee ee oe PAUL FLOHR Sigua, Pikes. e an eee ee ANDREW HAUGE 
Epsilon Psi Bpsilonsesess 1 CLAIRE KEHOE TaugepsilonyP hile-s2. a eee ae eee LEO MINTZ 
Kappa Delta Rho.............. JAMES HARRINGTON Tau Kappa Epsilon ............ STUART VAUGHAN 
Kappa’ Phi Kappa =e oe HARRY BLOCK Theta: ‘(Chi 2eet oe 2. seen EDWARD KOTECKI 
Kappa. Siquia- 22. 2 eee JOHN WARREN Theta Kappa Phi -.............. EMMETT BRASSEUX 
Lambda’ ‘Chi, Alphas ss. JOSEPH TABER Theta Vlatth se ae eee JACK ZIMMERMAN 
Phi Beta (Delta. ee HAROLD CAGEN sD hretal Ri ees eee ee ere PAUL WARNER 
Phi ‘Deliai ‘Ghils2 eee VINCENT FACCIUTO Tridtig lex. 2 0 eis: ees een ROBERT LAMMERTSE 
Phif Delta ihe taint: sees WAYNE BABCOCK Zeta Beta lau) ee eee IRVIN MINDEL FrederickeStécker 
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Fratemity Managers 


550clation 





Wi FeWats \of=) peewee Senior ato a Wee” War ed ee ON DELBER KINSEL 
Assistant Managers...NORMAN ZOLLAR, CHARLES MOORE 
RCVISON py tene tee ee Meee eee, Uae AE oe bee FREDERICK STECKER 


BOARD OF DIRECTORS 








Emory Almy Jack Keith John Pryor 
William Dorsey Robert Miller Mrs. Clara Rader 
Lewis Dudley William Moritz Elsie Veh h 
Troy Feibel Allen McManigal Delber Kinsel 
MEMBERS 

Acacia Delta Theta Phi Phi Mu 
Alpha Chi Omega Delta Theta Sigma Phi Mu Delta 
Alpha Delta Pi Delta Upsilon Phi Sigma Delta 
Alpha Epsilon Phi Delta Zeta Pi Beta Phi 
Alpha Epsilon Pi Epsilon Psi Epsilon Pi Kappa Alpha 
Alpha Gamma Rho Gamma Alpha Psi Omega 
Alpha Gamma Sigma International House Sigma Alpha Epsilon 
Alpha Kappa Kappa Kappa Alpha Theta Sigma Alpha Mu 
Alpha Omega Kappa Delta Sigma Chi 
Alpha Phi Kappa Delta Rho Sigma Delta Tau 
Alpha Phi Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Sigma Kappa 
Alpha Rho Chi Kappa Phi Kappa Sigma Nu 
Alpha Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Sigma Phi Epsilon 
Alpha Tau Omega Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Pi 
Alpha Zeta Omega Tau Sigma Tau Epsilon Phi 
Eeta Theta Pi Phi Beta Delta Tau Kappa Epsilon 
Chi Omega Phi Delta Chi Theta Chi 
Chi Phi Phi Delta Epsilon Theta Kappa Phi 
Delta Chi Phi Delta Theta Tneta Kappa Psi 
Delta Delta Delta Phi Epsilon Pi Tneta Phi Alpha 
Delta Gamma Phi Gamma Delta Theta Tau 
Delta Sigma Phi Phi Kappa Theta Xi 
Delta Sigma Pi Phi Kappa Psi Triangle 
Delta Tau Delta Phi Kappa Sigma 7eta Beta Tau 

Phi Kappa Tau Zeta Tau Aipha 





Keith, Saveland, Balch, Mason, Flickinger, Kundtz, Reines, Marshall, Stein 
Herrmann, Engleman, Derrenberger, Wolcott, Reynard, McMahon, Mindlin, Van Fossen, Waltz, Pagel 
Roth, Wolfe, Martin, Winkler, Reed, Stone, Hall, Hildebrand, Lowther, Knight, Trees 
Slagle, Weislogel, Brasseux, Coplan, Hertz, McVickar, Dorifzio, Lancione, Goldberger, Schulman 
Zollar, Klopfer, Franks, Meyer, McIntosh, Oglevee, Johnston, Bell, Deibel, Moore, Mintz 
Moore, Grimes, DeHaven, Wall, Callaway, Seifel, Levy, Ray 


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John Carlson 


OFFICERS 
Chairman 29 x35: ae ee ee re oe ee JOHN CARLSON 
pecretary-l Treasurer. <. ccc. cscsccceceeeecestece daceccededetececase JOSEPH RYAN 
ALAVISOR te. feel kee ee eee ee FREDERICK STECKER 
DV ASOT cee ees ae eR ee eS DELBER KINSEL 





There are forty-eight social and thirteen profes- 
sional fraternities on the campus. The Office of 
Fraternity Affairs has been the center of the fra- 
ternity government for the past nine years. It acts 
as a clearing house for the three fraternity councils: 
the Council of Fraternity Presidents, the Interfrater- 
nity Pledge Council, and the Professional Interfra- 
ternity Council. These councils are composed of 
representative members of each fraternity. The Sec- 
retary of Fraternity Affairs, who directs the Office 
of Fraternity Affairs, serves as the secretary-treasurer 
of the councils. The office handles all the secretarial 
and financial business of these councils. 


Each year Fraternity Affairs sponsors several 
events for the fraternities. This year the Interfra- 
ternity Pledge Council had ‘Greek Night" on station 
WOSU. The pledge classes of the various fraterni- 
ties presented this series of programs. Fraternities 
from colleges all over the state participated in the 
first state-wide interfraternity sing that Ohio State 
has ever held. The contestants were chosen by con- 
tests held at the various colleges. 


Polster, Birnkrant, Eppley, Patch, Gardner 
R. Connor, Munn, Yankee, Baster, Calland, Friedman 
Calavan, Ryan, Heffron, Allen 





The inauguration of Greek Week was the major 
project of the Fraternity Affairs Office this year. The 
purpose of Greek Week is to publicize and coordi- 
nate the activities of the various Greek letter groups. 
This was the first function of this kind in the United 
States and the idea was very well received by all 
the fraternities on the campus. 


Publicity about any fraternity or fraternity mem- 
ber is directed into the proper channels by the Fra- 
ternity Publicity Board. The Fraternity Affairs Office 
also maintains the Student Loan Fund which aids 
needy fraternity members who have good scholastic 
records. 


The Professional Interfraternity Council had its 
annual Prom during the winter quarter and the circus 
dance held by the Interfraternity Pledge Council was 
also very successful. 


The total cost to each fraternity for all the serv- 
ices rendered by the Fraternity Affairs Office has 
been consistently small, the average amount being 
only eight dollars a year. 





Joseph Ryan 


SOPHOMORE SECRETARIES 


William Allen Baird Heffron 
Harry Calavan Philip Tener 
FRESHMAN SECRETARIES 
Robert Baster Jack Jay 
Robert Birnkrant Tack Kaufman 
Don Calland Gerald Levin 
George Clouse Calvin Loomis 
Robert Connor Stanley Marx 
Thomas Connor George Munn 
Robert Eppley Philip Patch 
Sanford Friedman Leonard Polster 
Spencer Gardner Albert Socolov 
Charles Hatfield Max Weiss 
Paul Huntsinger William Whipple 





Tener Allen 


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Heffron Calavan 





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F Nos. 10) (- Re RES ROME, EO eet ees Se te eed) A PHILIP SNOWBERGER Phi Ganimay’ Delia. tse ee ee GEORGE CLOUSE 
Alpha Epsilon Pis.452 ee ee LEONARD BRATMAN PHY Rapp ag ccg theo deeasausnssee sees carseepeeerss seeeretmese NORMAN STREB 
Alpha Gamma Rho «..:scc.ssssssssssseeeeeeee0see DANNY VAN FOSSEN Phi Kappa PSi..----csssssecseeeeceeceecessesnnnes SPENCER GARDNER 
Alpha Gamma Sigma ....cs:csscssceeeeeeee SAMUEL CASHMAN Phi Kappa Sigma...--so-ssscceeneseueeeseeeeene deed ich s ooo 
Alpha Taw Omega te;cccceeccsecnceeua- ROBERT HATTERSLEY Pit Rapiee 1 6u acceso eae ee BORE ae ee 
Rinker Zo teen ote aie ne ee ERNEST RISKO Phie Mur ‘Delta td -ieeecc ete eee eee eee ee DONALD KLEIN 

Phi oiginiadiD 6 lta. seen eee an eee SANFORD FRIEDMAN 
Betay The ta wR ies ee ol etree eee ee PHILIP PATCH 

Pi Kappan Alphas: 22s bo eee WARREN HARVEY 
ee BOB SES Sigma “Alpha wBpsilom : -t-c.ctsc.cs. seen eee eee GEORGE MUNN 
a ei ce a tla awe ana an Se ANES SAS Slonia Alpha’ Muls Senco" Beene ROBERT SUGARMAN 
IBZ Pages (o pkey A eerste ee: ofa cokes cep ce tee eee ROBERT RITNER Sica. (Chad ie se tecarea oe KURTIS MILLER 
Delta Tau Delta... esseeeeeenpeeeeeeteeeeeeetene DON CALLAND Sigma. PhiiEpallomes,t,, ouabain LOUIS SPANOS 
DeliasilhetasSigmas =. = eee ROBERT PUTNAM SigmaPi i ac ee ee ee GEORGE HOOSTAL 
DeltayUpsilont. ee 22a eer cee, eee THOMAS HILL Taw Epsilon: Phi. ces te eres. erecta) cee oe STANLEY MARX 
Est) Oni Side pS tlm gee eeeeeee ea eee eee DONALD SCHOPP Vaus-Kappa. Epsilon@-cec <--cpecee eee eee JOHN BLACKBURN 
Kappa Delta Rho................ ee ee EDWARD LARSON Pheta* Chi 5. dec: st tes ee eee MICHAEL HAHN 
Kappa: Phi Kappa. 2 eee ee ee ee BEN HARRIS Thetas Kappa hii aeons eee ee ee FRANK QUINN 
Kappa plgma cs. Shick soe a ak eee ee ROBERT EPPLEY ‘Theta. ‘Tatht 2-8) Seok oe oe Sahai cree! GLENN DICKASON 
Lambda ChisAlphasea ne. eae eee eno ROBERT BOWERS TDS alg See cee eee ee ee HAROLD SEVERTSON 
Phit Botan Delita: 2255 coe ee eee HARRY RAPPAPORT Triangle ts it) t 685, 1c ee ee eee WILLIAM REDD 
Phi EpsilonPigr eae ee eee ALBERT SOCOLOV Zeta: Bota y Tats 5 eee eee LEONARD FRIBOURG 





R. Harris, B. Harris, Eppley, Cashman, Larson, Bowers 
Calland, Black, Marx, Munn, Wollary, Patch, Schopp 
Risko, Miller, Stenson, Burkholder, Klein, Harvey 
Hill, Van Fossen, Heffron, Ryan, Allen, Calavan, Hattersley 


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ACACIA 





Christensen, Rusher, Grover, Hite, McKelvey 
Haines, Truman, Stitt, Gwinn, Jiskra 
Senn, Klein, Hosmer, Snowberger, Carlson, Bentley 
McMahon, Knight, Beals, Stauffer, Redding, McMillen, Sturrock 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


‘Lyle Barnes John CoVan Glen McCuen Robert Stoltz 
Oscar Brumley Berthold Eisenlohr John Means Bland Stradley 
Wallace Charters John Garland Clyde Morris James Tharp 
Edwin Coddington James Grossman Charles Plumb Wilbur Tidd 
Joel Coffey William Hendrix Charles Roberts William Turnbull 
Storrs Cole Charles MacQuigg Harry Sage Harvey Walker 
Charles Cooper Harold Maynard John Shoemaker Arthur Watts 
SENIORS 
Joseph Acton Carl Haines Myron McKelvey John Senn 
Warner Carlson Clifford Hite Gordon McMahon Blake Stauffer 
Howard Farley John Kerrigan John McMillen John VanMeter 
Raymond Woodgeard 
JUNIORS 
Jack Beals Mack Gwinn Robert Redding Gilbert Sturrock 
Albert Grover Orville Knight Merrill Rusher Heman Truman 
Allwin Kline 
SOPHOMORE 
Weldon Ayers 
FRESHMEN 
Jack Bentley Emil Christensen Philip Snowberger Otto Jiskra 


Rowland Hosmer 


Ohio Chapter 

1835 Indianola Avenue 
Established 1906 

25 Chapters 

Founded 1904 

11,000 Members 





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ALPHA EPSILON PI 





Marvin Beder 


Daniel Bandes 


Walter Anshen 
Emanuel Gallin 
Harold Glazer 


Paul Bloch 
Leonard Bratman 
Isadore Davidson 


Bert Engel 
Sanford Goldman 
Harold Gottlieb 


Shulman, H. Gottlieb, Molar, Levine, Horwitz, Sacks, Wine, Krasik 
Bratman, Kasse, Kral, Bloch, Davidson, Gallin, Marbach, Weiss, Samis 
Turner, Simson, L. Gottlieb, Goldsmith, Kohn, Mittleman, Anshen, Glazer 
Bandes, Rosenson, Feinberg, Roth, Goldberg, Fassberg, Epstein 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Max Kanter 


Arthur Kohn 


Alex Epstein 


Albert Goldberg 
Leo Goldsmith 


Leon Horwitz 
Robert Kasse 
Haskell Kivowitz 
Bernard Kral 
Bernard Krasik 
Kenneth Levine 





SENIORS 


JUNIORS 


SOPHOMORES 


FRESHMEN 


Sidney Terr 


Joseph Roth 


Harold Fassberg 


Leo Gottlieb 
Norman Kripke 


Charles Marbach 
George Molar 
David Rosen 
Royal Samis 

Sol Sacks 

Eli Shulman 


Eta Chapter 

87 E. Fourteenth Avenue 
Established 1921 

26 Chapters 

Founded 1913 

2,400 Members 


Theodore Simson 


Myron Feinberg 


Erwin Mendlowitz 
Stanley Mittleman 
Bernard Rosenson 


Gerald Simson 
Herman Torledsky 
Gerald Turner 
Max Weiss 

Paul Wine 





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ALPHA GAMMA RHO 





McCoy, Knopf, Balsizer, Patronsky, Caldwell, Tresch 
Parr, Cox, Gebhard, Griffith, Gray, Schmitt 
Smith, Pottenger, Rainier, Fenner, Barker, Bockelman 
Cromley, Baker, Rutledge, Walbolt, Mallisee, Workman 
Dix, Rivers, Patterson, Bradley, Crissinger, Johnson, Van Fossen 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Clarence Ferguson Lyman Jackson George McClure Wendell Paddock 
Carl Gay Chester Reed 
SENIORS 
Don Bradley Robert Dix Vernon Patterson Chester Smith 
Bruce Crissinger Thereon Johnson Ernest Rivers 
JUNIORS 
Russel Balsizer Harry Mallisee Myron Rutledge Ernest Tresch 
Elmer Caldwell Steven Patronsky Dick Schmitt Glenn Van Fossen 
James Gray Grant Walbolt 
SOPHOMORES 
Robert Baker Joseph Cox Glenn Griffith Tom Pottenger 
Robert Barker Leroy Cromley Fred Knopf Howard Rainier 
Harry Bockelman Dwight Fenner Robert McCoy John Reed 
Albert Brush George Gebhard David Parr Bryant Workman 
FRESHMEN 
Leland Caster William Reed Edward Smith Leland Wilson 
John McGuire Richard Ridgeway Dan Van Fossen Richard Witterstaetter 
Robert Rarey Robert Rudy Alden Warner 


Beta Chapter 
1979 Iuka Avenue 
Established 1908 
32 Chapters 
Founded 1908 
8,000 Members 





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ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA 





Hammett, Ruggles, Rotkar, Kinney, Stillwagon, Holm, Foltz, Malinovsky 

Farrell, R. Meyer, Moll, Wilson, Hollanshed, Campbell, Kenreich, Dush 

Bricker, Thewlis, Gearhart, M. Barnhart, Beam, Vandemark, Manchester 
H. Meyer, A. Meyer, Hiet, Roof, Nelson, Cook, Wylie 
Shanks, Hartsock, Silver, W. Barnhart, Miller, Williams 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Howard Brown 
Norman Childers 


Wilfred Barnhart 
James Beam 
William Cook 
Glenn Foltz 
Kenneth Gearhart 


Melvin Barnhart 
John Campbell 
John Farrel 

William Fisher 


John Bricker 


Herkert Barnes 
Richard Brant 
Carroll Cashman 
Warren Copenhefer 
Forest Froman 
Edward Dolezol 
Virgil Edwards 


Phil Eckert 


SENIORS 


Robert Hammett 
Robert Hartsock 
John Hilt 

Justin Hollanshead 


JUNIORS 


Jerome Gasson 
Robert Kinney 
Robert Dush 
Amos Meyer 


SOPHOMORES 
Ward Holm 


FRESHMEN 


Ralph Elliot 
Earl Hall 
Robert Hill 
Donald Holt 
Warren Jackson 
Forest Jay 


Donald Kays 


Robert Kenreich 
Emil Malinovsky 
Crosby Manchester 
Alvin Moll 


Hugo Meyer 
Rudolph Meyer 
Edwin Miller 
Chester Roof 


Noland VanDemark 


Willis Johnson 
Joseph Kavanagh 
Edwin Kirby 
Melvin Meyers 
Charles Morrison 
John Neubauer 


Edward Silver 
Walter Slater 


Earl Nelson 
Cecil Robinson 
James Shanks 
Roy Stillwagon 
Judson Wylie 


Clair Ross 
Harold Ruggles 
John Thewlis 
Wilbur Williams 
Elliott Wilson 


Fred Parkinson 
Harry Plank 
Pack Priess 
Ernest Reeder 
Ray Schwartz 
Russell Sharples 
Harry Wolfe 


Alpha Chapter 

227 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1921 

2 Chapters 

Founded 1921 

600 Members 





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ALPHA PHI DELTA 





Edward D'Orazio 


Louis Di Tommaso 


Joseph Ambrose 


Nelson Lancione 





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Laurie, N. Lancione, Sipari, Montmore, Violi 
Di Tommaso, Salimbene, Spalla, Tosi, Primerano 
Passella, Ambrose, J. Lancione, D’Orazio, Giamsbrone 


SENIORS 
John Lancione Liberto Giambrone 
JUNIORS 
Anthony Passella Rocco Salimbene 
SOPHOMORES 
Charles Laurie Orazio Sipari 


Xi Chapter 

219 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1923 

29 Chapters 
Founded 1913 

3,500 Members 


Salvatore Spalla 


Walter Primerano 


Frank Tosi 


Anthony Violi 








ALPHA TAU OMEGA 





Kelley, Lowary, Bates, Davidson, McDowell, Peat 
Hay, Hanlon, Tope, Kuback, Veirs, Friend, Scheu 
Stamp, White, Powers, Unrue, Seabold, Haynes 
McBride, Gottier, Tweedie, Grube, Cunningham, Warner, Lopez 
Weaver, Ratchford, Hildebrand, Stair, Park, Steele, Best 


FACULTY MEMBERS 





Francis Aumann 
John Blickle 
John Choate 
Evan Crane 


Paul Best 
William Cunningham 
Robert Fickell 


Donald Friend 
Willis Grube 
Frank Hanlon 
Robert Hay 
Thomas Haynes 


Charles Bates 
John Buerkel 
Walter Davidson 


Jack Adams 
Christy Arnold 
Ted Bendure 
Robert Bohmer 


Ernest Godfrey 
John Gregory 
Silas Harris 
James Hopkins 


Kenneth Kline 
Jeseph Park 
Samuel Rasor 
Delbert Reynolds 


SENIORS 
Richard Gottier Clarence Lopez 
Shepard Hildebrand Robert Ratchford 
William Keck Charles Smart 
JUNIORS 
Clifton Kelley Robert Seabold 
Lorenz Kubach Lewis Stamp 
John Lehman Jack Sulzmann 
Robert Powers Boyce Tope 
Robert Ross Howard Unrue 
SOPHOMORES 
Russell Deubner John James 
Ronald Gregory Robert Ketterer 
Lewis Hatfield William Lowary 
FRESHMEN 


Robert Brooks 
Wallace Buker 
Thornton Dixon 
Richard Faist 





Charles Gould 
Robert Gray 
Philip Hanlon 
Thomas Hannan 


Beta Omega Chapter 
1932 Waldeck Avenue 
Established 1892 

95 Chapters 

Founded 1865 

37,000 Members 


Thomas Ross 
Lynn St. John 
Waldo Shipman 


Harry Steele 
Earl Tweedie 
Robert Warner 
Thomas Weaver 


Stephen Veirs 
LaRoy Waigand 
Donald White 
Stuart Whitehead 
William Wigert 


Ben McDowell 
John Newlin 
William Peat 
Richard Scheu 


Robert Hattersley 
Roy Long 
William Salsinger 
Robert Wanke 





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ALPHA ZETA 





Good, Tyler, Downs, Meeks, Warner, Dew 
Joslin, Garen, Briggs, Peterson, Tschantz, Logan, Dubach 
Austermillar, Zimmerman, Kandel, Steele, Schramm, Runnion 
Groves, Martin, Bratton, Cahill, Hamilton, Strong 
Elliot, Keirns, McGrew, Beales, Hoewischer, Klopfer 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Richard Baker 
Roderick Barden 
Frank Beach 
Lawrence Bear 
Jorgen Birkeland 
Charles Blackman 
Israel Blauser 
Lewis Chadwick 
Norman Childers 
Joel Coffey 
George Crane 
John Cunningham 





John Anderson 
Hugh Austermiller 
Wendel Beales 
Robert Bernard 
Paul Dew 


Herbert Barnes 
Leroy Bratton 


James Bratton 
Verne Cahill 
George Downs 
Elbert Hargisheimer 


Frank Black 
James Bratton 
John Carlson 
Richard Dietrich 


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John Erb 

Oscar Erf 

John Falconer 
Carl Gay 
Joseph Gourley 
Samuel Hansard 
Melvin Hazaleus 
George Henning 
Lyman Jackson 
Donald Kays 
Delber Kinsel 
Chester Lang 


SENIORS 
George Dubach 
Joseph Elliot 
Eugene Good 
Delmar Groves 
John Hamilton 


JUNIORS 
Gorden Briggs 
Wilferd Garen 


SOPHOMORES 


Kenneth Hartstock 
Ward Hofstetter 
Eugene Kandel 
Floyd Kline 


FRESHMEN 
Orville Disher 
Robert Duprey 
Ralph Hofstetter 
Edward Kalafus 


Townshend Chapter 
114 Thirteenth Avenue 
Established 1897 

44 Chapters 

Founded 1897 

15,500 Members 


Alex Laurie 
Robert Lewis 
Leston Love 

ohn Lyman 
Charles McBride 
ohn McClelland 
James McClintock 
Glen McCuen 
Robert Moore 
Herschel Nisonger 
Harry O’Brien 
Herbert Osborn 














William Joslin 
Edward Keirns 
Virgil Klopfer 
Chester McGrew 
DeMarr Peterson 


William Hoewisher 
Robert Martin 


John Logan 

Benton Meeks 
Glenn Miller 
Gene Shields 


Robert Miller 
William Miller 
Richard Murphy 
Carey Parrot 


William Palmer 
Arthur Patch 
Charles Plumb 
Gustav Poesch 
Earl Poling 
Harry Ramsower 
Chester Reed 
William Robinson 
John Sitterley 
Wilbur Stewart 
Alfred Vivian 
Adolph Waller 
Charles Willard 


John Robinson 
Dale Runnion 
Ralph Schramm 
Richard Steele 
Stanley Tschaniz 
Dwight Warner 


Edgar Roberts 


Owen Strine 
Dale Strong 
Wilbur Tyler 
Roy Zimmerman 


Ernest Risko 
Lyman Snell 
Richard Tuggle 
George Tyler 








BETA THETA Pl 





Herschel Arant 
George Bolling 
Jacob Coons 


Vickery, G. Haverfield, Watson, Kent, Heffron, Magnuson, Hanger, Samuel 
Wentworth, Boardman, Herron, Moulton, Fay, Decker, Boulton, Coffman 
Shaftner, McFadden, Beaudway, Roberts, Howell, J. Haverfield, Kail, Harper 
Himes, Morrett, Vogel, Carlson, Gallen, Mason, Summers 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Kenneth Dameron 
Marshall Evans 
William Graves 


Osman Hooper 
Robert Mathews 
Delbert Oberteuffer 


Edwin Pahlow 
Wilbur Siebert 
Henry VanBuskirk 
Eugene Weigel 


SENIORS 
Bryant Beaudway Joseph Gallen James Mason Leo Roberts 
James Bone Jemes Haverfield Carl McFadden William Shaftner 
John Carlson William Howell John Morrett John Sisson 
Richard Emig Robert Johnson George Patton James Summers 
Parry Fay Ira Kail Charles Ream Frank Vogel 
Marston Wentworth 
JUNIORS 
Charles Boardman John Herron Ted Moulton Esco Sarkkinen 
William Brown William MacDonald Charles Omerod Charles Wentworth 
Thomas Donahue Robert Minor Theodore Pattison 
SOPHOMORES 
James Boulton Robert Hanger Richard Himes James Melick 
George Brownewell Ralph Harper Charles Kent William Moore 
Frank Clair George Haverfield Arthur Magnuson John Samuel 
Francis Coffman Daniel Hawley Archer McConnell David Titus 
Robert Decker Baird Heffron Richard McConnell Jesse Vickery 
John Watson 
FRESHMEN 


Henry Beam 
Stuart Clawson 
William Clifford 
Charles Crow 
Russell Danison 
Randolph Erwin 


William Gilmore 
Robert Kircher 

Robert Michael 

Moyne Morgan 

David Overholt 
Philip Patch 


Lewis Rankin 
Max Reeder 
John Schwenker 
Robert Snider 
Doran Strouse 
David Sullivan 


George Thomas 
Myron Tremain 
Ray Waer 
Warren Wittman 
Herbert Wynn 
Jack Younger 


Theta Delta Chapter 
165 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1885 

89 Chapters 

Founded 1839 
44,500 Members 





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CHI PHI 





Arnott, Fisher, Drexel, Farver, French, Blumenschein, Ward, Stenson 
Forder, English, Markwith, Harris, Harmon, Woolary, J. Sutherland, Fair, Caruso 
Sills, McKee, Sutherland, Shoolroy, Penfield, Murphy, Goscin, Anderson, Johnson, Pruski 
Howells, Saveland, Hancher, Banks, Deering, Davies, Goodwin 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Samuel Cobb 


Larry Snyder 


George Washburne 


SENIORS 
Robert Banks Don Duffy Carl Kaplanoff Jack Saveland 
Fred Balz Harley Howells Howard Mauger Bill Saxbe 
Paul Caruso James Hyde Al McKee Ross Shoolroy 
Jack Deering Allen Johnson Bob Murphy Clarence Sills 
Bill Duckworth Reginald Kaithern John Pruski James Sutherland 
JUNIORS 
Walt Anderson Bob Davies Bob Hancher Ed Post 
Carl Blumenschein Ray Goodwin James Pickens Robert Stenson 
Mike Thomas 
SOPHOMORES 
Ross Anderson Ed Goscin Jack Markwith John Tailor 
Lester Farver Charles Lewis Lewis Penfield 
FRESHMEN 


Bill Arnott 
Eugene Drexel 
Dick English 
Frank Fair 





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Dick Fisher 
Bill Forder 
Russell French 
Dan Harmon 


Iota Chapter 

2000 Indianola Avenue 
Established 1833 

36 Chapters 

Founded 1824 

18,375 Members 


Dick Harris 
James Karvasales 
John Reichert 
Bob Senecal 





Jack Sutherland 
Fred Woolary 
William Ward 





DELTA CHI 





Hoehn, Shaffer, Hromy, Richmond, Wolf, Barrington, Schneider 
Bonnell, Hornack, Hilliard, Brault, Fosnaugh, Hess, McCoy, Bizjak 
E. Jados, Dete, Barns, A. Jados, Dennis, Fawcett, Blackwood, Hutchinson 
Gottermeyer, MacTaggart, Kurzen, Unkefer, Kreager, Mosher, Fry, Pitman 
Boehme, Jones, Harshman, Deibig, Walker, Evans, Stone 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Frederick Beyer Paul Machovina Miles Smith Lynde Steckle 
SENIORS 

Bertram Deibig Bruce Jones Roger Kurzen James Scott 

Thomas Evans Raymond Kreager Fred Mosher Doren Stone 


George Walker 


JUNIORS 
James Barnes Jack Burch John Harshman Edward Jados 
James Blackwood Charles Egelhoff Hylas Hilliard John McMahon 
Robert Boehme Robert Fosnaugh Andrew Jados Donald Shaffer 
Arthur Brault Homer Unkefer 
SOPHOMORES 

Frank Bizjack Homer Fry Michael Hromy Albert Pitman 
John Dennis Ernest Gottermeyer Neil MacTaggart Robert Schneider 
Joseph Dete Donald Hess Jeanes McCoy Charles Stowe 
Sherwood Fawcett John Vogel 

FRESHMEN 
Hubert Barrington Howard Clouse William Hornack Robert Richmond 
Walter Bonnell Clair Hoehn Russell Pardee Frank Wolf 


Joseph Youdath 


Ohio State Chapter 
1999 Iuka Avenue 
Established 1902 
36 Chapters 
Founded 1890 
10,500 Members 





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DELTA SIGMA PHI 





Todd, Brenner, Hull, Fleming, Stoddard, Lamkin 
Dean, Gretz, Reedy, DeMunbrun, Schweizer, Goodwin, Bland 
Michael, Schmidt, Bird, Murphy, Kopach, Sloan 
Terbeek, Hooper, Young, Adovasio, Swigert, Black 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


‘Charles McCleary Roy Murphy Daniel Shonting 
SENIORS 
David Black Lynn Crandell Steven Kopach Louis Young 
JUNIORS 
‘Carman Adovasio Wilson Fleming Fred Hooper Robert Swigent 
Charles Bird Forrest Gorden William Sattler Robert Terbeek 
Irvin Bland David Todd 
SOPHOMORES 
Donald Gratz Charles Michaels Jack Schweizer 
FRESHMEN 
Samuel Dean George Hull Richard Reedy Richard Sloan 
Harreld DeMunbrun Leon Price Donald Schmidt Robert Stoddard 


Alpha Iota Chapter 
1989 Iuka Avenue 
Established 1920 
42, Chapters sh : TTT my 
Founded 1899 ly SS 1 TT ti 
11,000 Members OS Ae a wea! 


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DELTA SIGMA PI 





Brown, Fox, Walbolt, Thompson, Hough 
Fleenor, Christy, Hutslar, Barnhart, Rausch, Taylor 
Tufford, Wilgus, Eshler, Moushey, Hays, Ritner 
Correll, Banks, Lageman, Kahelin, Donaldson 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Elvin Donaldso: Michael Jucius Harold Maynard Jacob Taylor 
James Hagerty Thomas Kibler John Mee Eugene VanCleef 
Lewis Johnson Clement Logsdon Allen Meyer Harvey Walker 


James Whitsett 


SENIORS 
Darrell Ake Anthony Donata Reino Kahelin Richard McCloskey 
Kenneth Banks Milton Hays Alfred Lageman Lloyd Rausch 

Jeck Thompson 

JUNIORS 
Carl Brown Jacob Eshler Fred Hough Robert Wilgus 
Starling Christy Verdun Fleenor Forrest Hutslar Ralph Workman 
Wilbur Correll Charles Fox Charles Moushey 

SOPHOMORES 
Richard Ewing Robert Schulenberg 

FRESHMEN 
Lowell Barnhart Robert Ritner William Tufford Norvell Wilkinson 
Lewis Cooper Joseph Taylor David Walbolt 


Nu Chapter 

118 Fourteenth Avenue 
Established 1921 

60 Chapters 

Founded 1907 

12,000 Members 





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DELTA TAU DELTA 





Magers, Hansberger, Calavan, Wright, Gilliland 
Hohl, Oberlin, Weaver, Shaefer, Wolpert 
Hurth, Thompson, Rose, Young, Herring, Wyman 
Elliott, Diemer, Runner, McCoy, Calland, Strobel, Stover 
Starr, Dietrich, Gross, Shawan, Martin, Millar, McCullough 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Rebert Coffin George Havens George McClure William Rose 
George Eckelberry Thomas Kibler Ray Stockton Edward Thomas 
John Hart Frank Mallet Samuel Renshaw 

SENIORS 
Dean Calland Fred McCullough Jacob Shawan Robert Stephens 
Roland Diemer Al Runner Hugh Starr Hilton Strobel 
Milton Elliot Alan Woolman 

JUNIORS 
Amon Gross Ford Martin Robert Osborn Charles Thompson 
Don Herring Wyn McCoy Edwin Rose Douglas Weaver 
Alan Hurth John Millar Harry Stertzbach Don Wolpert 
Dick Magers Jerry Oberlin Wallace Stover Ervin Wyman 

Harry Young 
SOPHOMORES 

Harry Calavan Paul Dillon Charles Hansberger Robert Shaefer 
Walter Cleaver Roy Elliott Howard Hohl John Wright 
Gordon Dietrich William Gilliland Andy Rosen 

FRESHMEN 
Albert Barbone Robert Hansberger James Kelso Cameron Poffenberger 
Don Calland John Hanos Ralph Mercer Charles Preston 
Ernest Eynon Fritz Howard Robert Milroy Harold Rudolph 
William Geary Frank Todd 


Beta Phi Chapter 

80 Thirteenth Avenue 
Established 1894 

74 Chapters 
Founded 1858 

33,000 Members 





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DELTA THETA SIGMA 





Laybourne, Leachman, Grimm, Wikel, Geiger, Oberholtzer, McHenry 
Marcy, Price, Facinger, Slavik, Hoskin, Pallas, Oetzel 
Swartz, Bacon, Derickson, Stiver, Putnam, Armstrong, Compton 
Varney, Overmyer, Davidson, Cutlip, Zehner, Eggleston 





FACULTY MEMBERS 


William Brownfield Dwight DeLong Fred Salter 

Otto Croy Hiram Harshfield Robert Salter 

Ralph Davidson Guy Miller John Slipher 
SENIORS 

Howard Armstrong Forrest Cutlip William Laybourne 

Philip Bacon James Davidson Leland Leachman 

Paul Boyer Stanley Hoskin Charles Marcy 
JUNIORS 

George Davis Frederick Grimm Bruce Oberholtzer 


Stuart Facinger 


SOPHOMORES 
Bernard Ball Richard Eggleston William Fleet 
Kenneth Dailey Robert Farst Thomas Slaybaugh 
FRESHMEN 
Ernest Compton Glenn Geiger Bush McHenry 


Alpha Chapter 

38 Sixteenth Avenue 
Established 1907 

3 Chapters 

Founded 1905 

603 Members 





Robert Stoltz 
Thomas Sutton 
Herbert Varney 
John Wuichet 


Lowell Overmyer: 
George Pallas 
Cornelius Price 
Ernest Zehner 


Robert Oetzel 
Richard Varney 


Hugh Stiver 
Donald Swartz 
Henry Wikel 


Clarence Putnam: 
Norman Slavik 





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DELTA UPSILON 





Welch, Christy, Brannan, Humberstone, Lisle, Doty, Morgan, Pickett 
Mason, Cleaveland, Booth, Varner, Folke, Rarey, Reid, Rothermond 
Jones, Roberts. Spore, Flohr, Wilson, Hobbs, Kidd, Dickinson, Berry 
Byerly, Miller, Sigafoos, Pontius, Metcalf, Malone, Reddington, Swickard 
Reno, Thomas, Rhodes, Tague, Fornof, Richardson 


FACULTY MEMBERS 








Carlton Atherton 
Wallace Brode 
Edward Carr 


Joseph Berry 

Lee Byerly 

Edward Cunningham 
Richard Dickinson 
Paul Flohr 

George Hinde 

Linn Hobbs 


Stephen Andrako 
Robert Booth 

John Brannan 
Leonard Christy 
Gaylord Cleaveland 


Wellington Althof 
Robert Corotis 
Paul Jones 


Norman Bush 
Truman Clark 
Robert Gates 
Carl Gustavson 
Harold Hecklinger 





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Lester Getzloe 
Lawrence Jones 


SENIORS 


Paul Jones 
James Kidd 
Stephen Malone 
Russell Marlowe 
Robert Metcalf 
James Miller 
William Moore 


JUNIORS 


Donald Doty 

Arthur Folke 

William Fornof 

Hugh Hinde 

Kenneth Humberstone 


SOPHOMORES 


James Langhurst 
Raymond Mason 


FRESHMEN 


Thomas Hill 

Dan Hixenbaugh 
David Jackson 
Beaumont Johnson 
Ralph Jordan 


Ohio State Chapter 
32 Sixteenth Avenue 
Established 1904 

61 Chapters 
Founded 1834 
25,150 Members 


Joseph Miller 
Donald Riley 


Gene Pontius 
Harry Price 
Thomas Reddington 
Robert Reno 
Franklin Rhodes 
Kline Roberts 
Egbert Rothermond 


Herbert Lisle 
Wendell Lohr 
Clifford Morgan 
Charles Rarey 
William Reid 


Robert Pickett 
John Osborn 


Richard Kimbrel 
Jack Ledford 
Robert Manning 
Jack McLain 
Phillip Moore 





Oscar Thomas 
Edward Welsh 
Earl Wiley 


George Sigafoos 
David Spore 
Paul Stienforth 
Harry Swickard 
Robert Tague 
Andrew Thomas 
oseph Wilson 


James Richardson 
Jack Seawright 
William Southworth 
Jerry Spears 
Franklin Varner 
James Welch 


Warren Rowley 
Eugene Rader 
Ernest Taylor 





Dick Overmeyer 
Robert Rarey 
Robert Sigafoos 
Ralson Werum 
Thomas Wolfel 
Ray Young 


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KAPPA DELTA RHO 





Hoffman, Weaver, Gerster, Larson, Nesbit, Williams, Smith 
Kukuk, Davies, Cronk, Skubik, Cromwell, Newland 
Treece, Bissell, C. Engelman, Harrington, H. Engelman, Bostic 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Cary Bowers Frederick Lumley Bland Stradley 
SENIORS 
Forrest Cromwell Carl Engelman James Harrington Donald Paris 
Carl Cronk Jack Gerster Donald Newland 
JUNIORS 
Edwin Bissell Helmuth Engelman Murray Williams Gerald Wood 
SOPHOMORES 
Paul Bostic Bernard Hoffman Jay Ingram Steve Skubik 
David Davies John Williamson 
FRESHMEN 
Wayne Kukuk Edward Larson Samuel Treece 





Kappa Chapter 

98 Fourteenth Avenue 
Established 1922 

1S Chapters 

Founded 1905 

6,000 Members 





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KAPPA PHI KAPPA 





Hindmarsh, Conner, Morley, Harrison, Ziegler 
Jones, Alexander, Millhuff, Casebolt, Biggs 
Cook, Zieg, Merz, Bobula, Bassett, Raney 

Robinson, Ralston, Block, Hall, Wallace 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Earl Anderson Orville Brim Arch Heck John Miller 

George Arps John Clifton Thomas Holy Robert Smith 

Raymond Bennett Dan Eikenberry Leston Love William Stone 
SENIORS 

Edgar Alexander Harry Block William Merz Robert Raney 

Paul Bassett Charles Clager Harry Millhuff Howard Robinson 

Ernest Biggs Robert Cook Joseph Ralston Marion Wallace 


Harry Ziegler 


JUNIORS 


Russell Casebolt Ralph Hall Jack Hindmarsh Paul Morley 
Ted Conner Kermit Zieg 


SOPHOMORES 


Benjamin Harrison 


Alpha Eta Chapter 

67 West Tenth Avenue 
Established 1928 

48 Chapters 

Founded 1922 

8000 Members 





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KAPPA SIGMA 





Turner, James, McNeal, Sage, Duffus, Surrell 
McBride, R. Ireland, J. Ireland, Karst, King, Hamilton, Miller 
Walter, Schultz, McCullough, Shannon, Cable, Hardin, Williams 
Priest, Davidson, Quigley, Warren, Lovejoy, Hanna, Kohr 


FACULTY MEMBERS 





Martin Barrett 
William Berry 
John Bigelow 


Wilfred Fleig 
Emory Glander 
William Guthrie 


John Means 
Russell Means 
Daniel Shonting 


Leroy Tucker 
Francis Utley 
Carl Wirthwein 


Joseph Boyd John Lyman Henry Taylor Herman Wirthwein 
Arthur Brant Hugh Means William Taylor John Wuichet 
Paul Elleman Luke Zartman 
SENIORS 
Donald Glanders Charles Mauk Robert Miller Harry Sage 
Robert Ireland George Monson Robert Priest August Schultz 
Than King John Warren 
JUNIORS 
Ralph Cable John Hanna Howard Lovejoy Richard Quigley 
Richard Davidson Thomas Kohr Donald McCullough John Ramer 
Russell Wolfe 
SOPHOMORES 
William Duffus Richard Hardin Donald McNeal John Turner 
Robert Hamilton John Ireland Samuel Shannon William Walter 
Donald Williams 
FRESHMEN 


Dayle Bessey 
Robert Bonar 


Donald Dittler 
Charles Dowdy 


Max Heck 
Clifford Hefflefinger 


Richard Schively 
Sterling Sherman 


James Bradfield John Duffy Thomas Hendrickson Francis Spotts 
Earl Carlin Paul Elleman George Karst Robert Stailey 
Frank Cunningham Ned Eller Harold McBride James Surrell 


James Daniel 
George Deckhard 
Robert Dissly 


Robert Epply 
Carl Foster 
Herschel Hayo 





Edward Miller 
Howard Miller 
Leo Schario 


Alpha Sigma Chapter 
1842 Indianola Avenue 
Established 1895 

107 Chapters 
Founded 1869 

41,858 Members 


Robert Tobias 
Jack Walbridge 
Mack Walbridge 
George Walker 





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LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 





Waggoner, McGee, Dickerson, Brady, Neds 
Turvy, Trumpeter, Schott, Allen, Tout, H. Trees, Vogel 
Sargent, Knox, Muth, Bowers, Cathcart, Odenweller, Gahn, Miller 
Quinn, Shaffner, Ogram, McVay, P. Trees, Mayer, Taber, Mucha 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Lewis Johnson George Knox Leston Love Herbert Mote 
Laurence Quill 


SENIORS 
Reginald Mayer John McVay Robert Ogram Wade Turvy 
JUNIORS 
Donald Allen Richard Gahn Gilbert Muth Ferris Owen 
Jack Brady Martin Miller Louis Odenweller John Shaf!iner 
Donald Wilgus 
SOPHOMORES 
Leslie Brooke Albert McGee Robert Schott Edwin Uphaus 
Phillip Dickerson Grant Neds Gerard Taber John Waggoner 
Robert Knox MacJilton Sargent Robert Townsend 
FRESHMEN 
William Bowers William Tout Karl Trumpeter John Vogel 
Carl Snow Hugh West 


Gamma Tau Zeta Chapter 
73 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1923 

90 Chapters 

Founded 1909 

20,000 Members 





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PHI BETA DELTA 





Biales, Wolfson, Friedman, Orlove, Lester, Franklin, Woolf 
Midler, Weiss, Jaffe, Reiter, Markell, Rickles 
Hertz, Shapins, Cagen, Ziff, Londo 


SENIORS 
Harold Cagen Robert Jaffe Arthur Markell Seymour Shapins 
Raymond Hertz Irving Weiss 

JUNIORS 

Samuel Reiter Murray Rickles 
SOPHOMORES 

Leonard Londo Sanford Midler Barrymore Ziff 

FRESHMEN 
Irwin Franklin Isadore Lester Harry Rappaport Herbert Woolt 
Eugene Friedman Frank Orlove Irving Wolfson 





Alpha Epsilon Chapter 
51 Thirteenth Avenue 
Established 1927 

28 Chapters 

Founded 1912 

3,350 Members 





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PHI DELTA CHI 





Cecil Boord 
Clarence Brown 


Vincent Facciuto 
William Flynn 
Frank Goodwin 


Nolon Blosser 
William Brattain 


Arthur Davis 


Jacob Brennemann 
Warren Burchett 





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Goodwin, Kitchens, Nagy, Young, Giesy, McCullough 
Williams, Schmidt, Hanysh, Reynolds, Brattain, Volt, Steele 
Sutter, Flynn, Kiger, Facciuto, Morris, Kuebler 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Clair Dye 
Charles Foulk 


SENIORS 
Myron Hanysh 
Mark Kiger 
John Kuebler 

JUNIORS 
John Duran 
John Giesy 

SOPHOMORES 

Jack Harris 

FRESHMEN 
Edgar Dyer 

Xi Chapter 


176 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1908 

33 Chapters 
Founded 1883 

10,000 Members 


William McPherson 


William Stevens 


Robert Morris 
Louis Nagy 
Jeck O'Malley 


Robert McCullough 
William Reynolds 


James Kitchens 


Albert Mazock 


Harry Uliciny 
Charles Williams 


William Sutter 
Charlels Voit 


Carroll Schmidt 
Frederick Tibbets 
Merrit Young 


Wayne Steele 


Howard Potts 
Howard Whittacre 











PHI DELTA THETA 





Wilson Dumble 
Frederick Mackey 
William McPherson 


Wayne Babcock 
Kennard Becker 
Paul Brown 
William Bullock 
Cliff Coffman 


Foster Backus 
Wilbur Dayton 
Harold Devine 
Robert Elsas 
Forest Fordham 


Carl Boyer 
Harold Callahan 
William Crawford 
Forest Dean 


Paul Abbott 
George Abernethy 
William Adams 
Harry Baker 
William Bazler 


Moore, Wills, Seidel, Marshall, Maag, Stafford, Grundies, Kleinoeder, Hilbinger 
Egelhoff, Pierce, Devine, M. Wright, Miltz, Hudson, Higgins, Herndon, Fordham 
Coffman, Stanhope, Rees, Evans, Backus, Elsas, Callahan, D. Dawson, Randall 
Zoller, Kilmer, F. Wright, Lyons, Sands, Maloney, Clark, Pool, Schelhase, R. Dawson 
Huff, Hull, Sigler, Weislogel, Bullock, Babcock, Young, Fellows, Brown 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


John Mee 
Montgomery Pike 
John Reynard 


Gilbert Riddle 
Harry Rogers 
William Stone 


SENIORS 
Donald Dawson James Hull 
Richard Dawson Mark Kilmer 
Robert Fellows Paul Marshall 
Jack Hicks Kent Pool 
Robert Huff David Randall 
JUNIORS 
Edward Herndon Raymond Miltz 
John Higgins Allen Pierce 
Edward Hudson Alvin Rees 
Robert Lyons William Schellhase 
Harry McCarthy Granville Smith 
SOPHOMORES 
Fred Eglehoff Jack Kennedy 
Harry Evans William Kleinoeder 
Jerome Grundies Charles Maag 
Conrad Hilbinger Donald Miller 
FRESHMEN 


Edwin Callan 
Alfred Carr 

Jack Coffman 
Phillip Hertenstein 
Thomas Hobson 





Carl Hufford 
Robert Lemmon 
Frank Lewis 
Richard Mauger 
Harry McDonald 


Ohio Zeta Chapter 
1942 Iuka Avenue 
Established 1883 
110 Chapters 
Founded 1848 
48,000 Members 


Adolph Waller 
Richard Wilkinson 


John Sigler 
Robert Weislogel 
Robert Young 
Norman Zoller 


Robert Stafford 
Richard Wills 
Frank Wright 
Mark Wright 


Donald Scott 
Jchn Seidel 
Harold Stanhope 
William Stanhope 
Leonard Thom 


Richard Moninger 
John Paxton 
Benjamin Pfaff 
Robert Prushing 
David Will 





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PHI EPSILON PI 





Harry Leventhal 


Arthur Edelstein 
Paul Jacobs 


Joseph Atlas 
Lloyd Baskin 


Samuel Belkin 
Alan Burger 


Howard Goldstein 





ela 


Goldstein, Levin, Reder, M. Shapiro, Meckler, Kamellin 
Belkin, Mark, Helfenbein, Socolov, Burger, Essey, Atlas 
LaVetter, Kauver, Kluga, Baskin, S. Shapiro, Stern 


Silverstein, G. Leventhal, 


H. Leventhal, Lipkowitz, Task 
Miller, Weiner, Mindlin, Marmorstein, Edelstein, Rapport 


SENIORS 


William Marmorstein 


George Leventhal 
Austin Miller 


Herbert Essey 
Irving Kauver 


JUNIORS 


SOPHOMORES 


FRESHMEN 


Howard Greenberg 


Marvin Helfenbein 
Elmer LaVetter 


Alpha Omicron Chapter 


1988 Iuka 


Avenue 


Established 1932 
33 Chapters 
Founded 1904 
5,500 Members 


Bernard Meyer 


Samuel Shapiro 
Irwin Stern 


Paul Kluga 
Morton Lipkowitz 


Gerald Levin 
Lawrence Mark 
Eugene Meckler 





Bernard Mindlin 
Milton Rapport 


Sidney Weiner 
Theodore Wohl 


Max Silverstein 
Bernard Task 


Edwin Reder 
Albert Socolov 
Morton Shapiro 





PHI GAMMA DELTA 





P. Winkler, J. Winkler, Augustus, Ash, Miller, Eagleson, Stander 
W. Nosker, Cunningham, Morgan, Bedell, Anderson, Dodd, Berger, Jellift 
Springer, Reilly, DeLong, I. Smith, Lampman, Evans, Rutherford, C. Tefft, Dudley, S. Smith, 
Traphagen, Howe 
R. Nosker, P. Tefft, Taylor, Barry, Jackson, Howard, Quayle, Ryan, Light 
Vanosdall, Houston, Lloyd, Kennedy, Ferguson, Reed, F. Winkler, Poulton, Gardner 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


George Arps Thomas French Allen McManigal Hoyt Sherman 
John Cunningham Earl Manchester Frank Ray 
SENIORS 
Robert Barry Dwight Howard Robert Light Donald Reed 
Robert Ferguson Jack Jackson Jack Lloyd Richard Taylor 
Ralph Houck Roger Kennedy Ross Miller Arthur Vanosdall 
Fred Winkler 
JUNIORS 
Lewis Anderson Stuart Eagleson James Kauffman James Rutherford 
William Ash Charles Evans Ralph Lampman Joseph Ryan 
Robert Bedell Henry Houston George Miller Stephen Smith 
Robert Berger Frank Howe Richard Morgan Richard Springer 
Robert Cunningham Edwin Jelliff Robert Nosker Richard Stander 
Milton Dudley Justin Jones William Quayle Philip Tefft 
SOPHOMORES 
Robert Augustus William Nosker Ivan Smith James Winkler 
Jack DeLong Leslie Patton Carvel Tefft Wesley Winkler 
Edwin Dodd Archer Reilly Charles Traphagen 
FRESHMEN 
William Ahrendt Timothy Hall John Lake Robert Selby 
Mason Bishoff Joseph Hatfield Morgan Lefferdink Paul Spence 
Ronald Buchanan Daniel Hiestand William Livingston Jack Stephenson 
William Christopher William Hobson John Miser James Wheeler 
George Clouse Kenneth Hodson John Patton Quentin Whipple 
John Culler Charles Hood John Rose John Yankee 
David Douglas Charles Kienzle Frederick Schaad 





Omicron Deuteron Chapter 
218 Seventeenth Avenue 
Established 1878 

73 Chapters 

Founded 1848 

34,000 Members 





Le 





PHI KAPPA 





Messier, Tansek, Sattler, Kurnat, Klarich, T. Streb, Rowan, Galloway 
Kintz, Burns, Dermady, Riepenhoff, Samuels, Cobb, Orsini, Sinko 
Bickart, Osswald, Resek, Summe, Wuellner, Brescia, Comello 
J. Streb, Jesko, Strauss, Kemp, McMahon, Koch, Burrows, Fletcher 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


James Hagerty Edward O'Rourke 
SENIORS 
Anthony Jesko Gerard McMahon John Resek Joseph Streb 
Clifford Kemp Richard Wuellner 
JUNIORS 
Theodore Blosser Fred Burrows Gerald Galloway John Strauss 
Anthony Brescia George Comello Charles Koch John Summe 
SOPHOMORES 
Richard Bickart Kenneth Osswald 
FRESHMEN 
Raymond Burns James Kintz Carmine Orsini Theodore Sinko 
James Cobb James Maher John Riepenhoff Thomas Streb 
Bernard Dermady Edgar McVeil Norman Rowan Lester Tansek 
Peter Kekic Peter Messier Joseph Samuels 


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Theta Chapter 
1978 Iuka Avenue 
Established 1920 
20 Chapters 
Founded 1889 
4,758 Members 











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PHI KAPPA PSI 





Cross, Dakan, Bohannan, Exline, Johnson, Kelting, Tisdall 
Kelley, Stone Weaver, Stoll, Smith, Barnes, Rentsch 
Chaffin, Brindle, Williams, Holmes, R. Ferguson, Vallery, Schwynn, Gardiner, Robinson, Trimble 
Mettler, Hague, Winemiller, Cheney, Weston, McLain, Schaefer, Bullock, Harvey 
Powell, Hunsberger, Dorsey, Baker, W. Ferguson, De Vennish, Daugherty, Applegate 


FACULTY MEMBERS 





Hugh Beatty 
Howard Hamilton 


Thomas Applegate 
Richard Baker 
Fred Bernard 
Howard Bullock 
Robert Craig 
Samuel Daugherty 


William Barnes 
James Brindle 
Charles Chaffin 


Jack Austin 
Charles Beardsley 
Robert Bohannan 


Rexer Berndt 
Robert Catron 
James Cheney 
Field Crowthers 
Robert Deverse 
Robert Fite 


Lester Kellogg 


Wendell Postle 


John Montz Harry Semans 
SENIORS 

Joseph DeVennish Albert Holmes 

William Dorsey Robert Hunsberger 

William Ferguson Donald McLain 

Joseph Hague William Mettler 

John Harvey Harold Powell 
JUNIORS 

Robert Ferguson George Packer 

John Gardiner Richard Peterson 

Richard Kelting Alfred Robinson 

SOPHOMORES 

Everett Dakan John Kelley 

Fred Exline William Smith 

Robert Johnson Donald Stoll 
FRESHMEN 


Spencer Gardner 
George Geisler 
William Goss 
Richard Greiser 
William Gruber 
George Hare 





Chaney Humphries 
Jemes Hur 

Troyer Koch 
Vance Lee 

Alan Livingston 
Bruce Osborne 


Ohio Delta Chapter 
124 Fourteenth Avenue 
Established 1880 

92 Chapters 

Founded 1852 

22,000 Members 


George Siebert 
Harry Simms 


John Rentsch 
Ralph Schaefer 
John Trimble 
Richard Weston 
William Winemiller 
Thomas Swan 


John Schwynn 
Ted Stewart 

Harry Vallery 
Ross Williams 


Paul Stone 
William Tisdall 
Robert Weaver 


Thomas Packer 
George Pfiefer 
Norman Shelton 
Roderick Thomas 
Charles Weed 
Robert Whipple 
William Young 





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PHI KAPPA SIGMA 





Lynch, Brewer, Christopher, Anderson, Beetham, Krueger 
Cooper, Jones, Riether, Bower, Souers, Hopkins, Burkholder 
Schmelzer, Miller, Noss, Fairley, Textoris, Waltz, Pagel 


SENIORS 
James Beatley Richard Fairley John Textoris Robert Waltz 
JUNIORS 
Harold Anderson William Cooper Ferd Miller Thomas Ruckman 
Keith Bender Allen Jones Daniel Noss Henry Schmelzer 
Robert Brewer Charles Laurie Arthur Pagel 
SOPHOMORES 
Carl Bower Ellsworth DeHoff Robert Harper James Lynch 
Byron Christopher Raymond Griswold Ray Hopkins Raymond Teegardin 
FRESHMEN 
John Bigelow Roy Burkholder Donald Krueger George Souers 
Harold Riether 





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Alpha Chi Chapter 

166 E. Woodruff Avenue 
Established 1925 

49 Chapters 

Founded 1850 

11,000 Members 





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PHI KAPPA TAU 





Sage, Pelling, Moorhead, Babione, Snyder, Jacobsen, Miller 
Long, Angerman, Bailey, Bement, Jordon, Boles, Reedy 
Hermann, Hansen, Bryon, Thierman, Bair, Applegate, Doster 
Nagy. Volz, Jun, Lakamp, Lowman, Clevenger, Smith, Wirshing 


FACULTY MEMBERS 





Albert Avey 
Howard Ginn 


Gordon Hayes 
Henry Hoagland 


Harold Knauss 
Ralph Paffenbarger 


Alfred Philby 
Karl Stinson 


SENIORS 
Howard Bailey Ralph Lakamp Robert Lowman Owen Moorhead 
John Thierman 
JUNIORS 
Jack Angerman Robert Hermann Edward Jun Bradford Smith 
Edgar Babione Justin Jordan William Long Arthur Volz 
Richard Clevenger Roy Wirshing 
SOPHOMORES 
Medford Bair Gerald Blue Francis Miller Harold Shively 
Dan Birchette Frederic Hoffmanns Joseph Nagy 
FRESHMEN 


Robert Applegate 


Clinton Bement 


Ewing Boles 
Howard Bryan 





Robert Doster 
Eric Jacobsen 


Gamma Chapter 

220 Fourteenth Avenue 
Established 1912 

46 Chapters 

Founded 1906 

11,000 Members 


Wesley Pelling 
Jac Reedy 
Frederick Sage 





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PHI MU DELTA 





Klein, Whitehouse, Bateman, Moon, Marsh, Chima 
Gardner, Elliot, Ferguson, Walthers, Suchiu, Beres, Howe, Smith 
Rajkovich, Rosekelly, Hamel, Lowther, Martin, Dumitre 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Emory Almy Walter Burnham Kenneth Gaver Thomas Southard 
Dwight DeLong Homer Hockett 
SENIORS 
Ronald Addison Joseph Beres William Lowther John Rajkovich 
JUNIORS 
William Bragg Byron Ford George Hugus Allan Olmstead 
Thomas Dumitre Robert Ferguson William Kneriem George Rosekelly 
SOPHOMORES 
James Elliot William Marsh Robert Moon Floyd Whitehouse 
Frederick Hamel Albert Martin John Suchiu 
FRESHMEN 
Charles Ault Nicholas Chima Donald Klein Thomas Sherman 
William Bateman Stephen Grice Jeseph Macrino Robert Stevens 


Mu Gamma Chapter 
275 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1926 

20 Chapters 

Founded 1918 

5,600 Members 





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PHI SIGMA 








Arthur Block 
Leonard Blumberg 
David Farber 
Harold Farber 


Millard Bornstein 
Ira Flanders 


Paul Aaron 
Sardou Abrahams 
Lloyd Bornstein 
George Finkelstein 


Bernard Abrahams 
Irving Caplan 
Theodore Cohen 


Jay, Weiner, 
Prigozen, Flanders, 


Kivowitz, Stahl, Schreibman, Cohen, Demsey, Goldberg, Sagg, Davis 
Silberman, Held, Weil, Naumburg, Caplan, Yabrove, Friedman, Usoskin 
Lavin, Menster, Meizlish, B. Abrahams, Shapero, V. Cohen, Fredland, Lipschutz, Kaplan 


Manuel Fertman 
David Guberman 
Casper Haas 
Joseph Hoffrichter 


Herbert Jay 
Saul Mason 


Philip Goldberg 
Harold Held 
David Kaplan 
Harold Kohn 


Victor Cohen 
Larry Davis 
Leo Demsey 





Rosenthal, 
Reader, 


SENIORS 


JUNIORS 


SOPHOMORES 


FRESHMEN 


S. Abrahams, Aaron, Stern, Finkelstein, 
Kohn, L. Bornstein, Tener, Solwitz, 
Volk, Warren, Reines, Haas, M. Bornstein, Squires, 


Gerson Maisel 
Herbert Quinn 
Dan Reines 

Alex Schoenbaum 


Bernard Mentser 
Harold Prigozen 


Norton Lavin 
Jerry Rosenthal 
Wilbur Schachtel 
Jack Stahl 


Allan Fredland 
Sandford Friedman 
Robert Lipschutz 


Omicron Chapter 
1968 Iuka Avenue 
Established 1921 
23 Chapters 
Founded 1°03 
2,885 Members 


Schachtel 
Mason 
Maisel 


Eugene Squires 
Harold Stein 
David Volk 
Paul Warren 


Myron Solwitz 
Fred Weil 


Milton Stern 
Philip Tener 
Harvey Weiner 
Homer Yabrove 


Norman Meizlish 
Matthew Rubenstein 
Jerome Shapero 
Robert Usoskin 





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P] KAPPA ALPHA 





Zaggy. Talbott, Smith, Mader, Seamon, Ellison, Cowden, Grashel, Andrews 

Chapman, Brownlee, Meehan, Rust, Wones, Ullrich, Wolfe, Johnston, Anthony 

Jones, Ardrey, Barnett, Doan, Vandenburg, Jones, Garvin, Grama, VanGundy 
Jones, Grimes, Masoner, Smith, Browne, Cook, Adcock, Phillips, Wolfe 


Paul Crider 
Kenneth Edgar 
Gomer Jones 
Raymond Mikesell 


William Cook 
Russell Dreyer 
Irvin Eubanks 


Frank Andrews 
Harlan Anthony 
Earle Ardrey 
Jacob Barnett 
David Boals 


Ralph Adcock 
James Bradner 
Edward Browne 
Earle Brownlee 


Charles Cessna 
Robert Fackler 
Knute Harvey 





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FACULTY MEMBERS 


Herman Miller 
Robert Monroe 
Harry O’Brien 


SENIORS 


Harry Grashel 
Thomas Grimes 
Arthur Jones 


JUNIORS 


Edwin Ellison 
Don Englehardt 
Edwin Howell 
Carl Huffman 
Otis Mader 


SOPHOMORES 


Charles Chapman 
William Conner 
Roger Cowden 
Jack Dawson 


FRESHMEN 


Alexander Jansen 
Thomas Kerr 
Robert Lewis 


Alpha Rho Chapter 
1934 Waldeck Avenue 
Established 1912 

76 Chapters 

Founded 1868 

25,000 Members 


Wilbert Pettegrew 
James Pollard 
John Rouse 


James Kile 
Jared Kreidler 
Robert Rust 


Bob Masoner 
Paul Meehan 
Bill Phillips 
Sam Rahall 
Ford Teeter 


Harold Doan 
John Garvin 
John Grama 
David Gray 


John Lohrey 
Winston Pfancuff 
George Scurlock 





Robert Rush 
Morris Trotter 
Charles Vincent 
Henry Welch 


John Smith 
Francis Smith 
Walter Seamon 


Robert Ullrich 
Elden Vanderberg 
Arthur VanGundy 
Rowland Wolfe 
Charles Wones 
Frank Zadworney 


Addis Hull 
Roger Johnston 
Burn Jones 
Peter Mitchell 


Gene Temple 
Herman Talbott 
Gayle Wolfe 
Walter Zaggy 





SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 





Haucke, Ray, Winter, Boughner, Lynch, Reeves, Schorr, Holdren 
Pierce, Rimer, Rearick, Moore, Bitzer, Lewis, Sexton, Van Scoten, Kuhnee 
Dean, Jennings, Barrett, Beachler, Durrant, Jenkins, Cochran, Fuller 
Beck, Graf, Egler, Brown, Duvall, Baldwin, Palmer, Gneuhs 
Wolcott, R. Flower, Moritz, Sankey, DeNeen, R. Flower, Rittenour 





Robert Brittain 
Warren Charters 
Harrold Cunningham 
Oliver Fellows 


George Bitzer 
Jacob Boesel 
Richard Boughner 
Arthur Gneuhs 


Forrest Baldwin 
William Barrett 
Phillip Beck 
Richard Brown 
Thomas Cochran 


Jofin Anderson 
William Beachler 
Park Blanton 
Christopher Egler 
Robert Flower 


Robert Battin 
Frederick Beekman 
John Braun 
Morton Bruce 

Ned Butler 

Jack Cockburn 
Robert Connor 





FACULTY MEMBERS 


Wilbur Ford William Shaffer 
John Price Dwight Smith 
Paul Schaefer Royall Snow 
Francis Schmidt Frederick Stecker 
SENIORS 
Campbell Graf Kenneth Mason 
Jack Kurtz William Moritz 
Robert Lewis Ralph Palmer 
Robert MacKellar John Rabb 
JUNIORS 
Alston Dean Jeck Fuller 
Douglas DeNeen Robert Holdren 
Robert Dowds John Jenkins 
George Duvall Charles Kuhnee 
Richard Flower John Pierce 
SOPHOMORES 
Jerome Flynn Richard Neil 
Dale Griffiths Robert Rimer 
Arthur Jennings Glen Riterman 
Robert Lynch Thomas Roderick 
Richard Moore John Schick 
FRESHMEN 
Thomas Connor Jack Graf 
Byron Corbin Richard Green 
Charles Dressel Peter Hershberger 
Donald Ebenhack Charles Hinkle 
George Fenn Calvan Loomis 
Edwin Flower Milton Moritz 
Harold Goetz George Munn 


Ohio Theta Chapter 
1934 Indianola Avenue 
Established 1892 

111 Chapters 

Founded 1856 

46,362 Members 


Carl Steeb 
Harry Weiser 
Dexter Woodford 
Robert Young 


John Ray 

Kenneth Rearick 
Douglas Sankey 
Richard Wolcott 


Dix Reeves 
John Rittenour 
Reider Schell 
Max Van Scoten 


Edward Schorr 
James Sexton 
Brent Simmons 
William Skidmore 
James Strausbaugh 


Ward Perry 
John Scully 
Wesley Shaffer 
Larry Thomas 
Robert White 
Anthony Wise 
William Zartman 





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SIGMA ALPHA MU 





Eisner, Sharfman, Latter, Arnson, Gross, Edelman, Libauer 
Bialosky, Marcus, Cohen, Berenson, M. Bader, Pope 
Schulman, Shaman, Kannensohn, Millstone, Schear, R. Bader 
Herman, Goldberger, Treuhart, Krauss, Gordon 


SENIORS 
Ralph Ablon William Gans Milton Herman Marvin Magaziner 
Robert Bader Earl Gordon Kenneth Lebensburger Harold Millstone 
Gene Fisher Morton Grossman Thomas Levin Alfred Pollack 
Ralph Rubin 
JUNIORS 
Morton Bader ars Melvin Goldberger Jerry Pope Theodore Shaman 
Mervin Berenson David Kannensohn Eugene Schear Earl Sharff 
Sheldon Cohen Gerald Krauss William Schulman 
SOPHOMORES 
Arthur, Arnson Ralph Edelman Jerome Gross Robert Libauer 
Joseph Bialosky Bruce Eisner Richard Latter Arthur Marcus 
Robert Sharfman 
FRESHMEN 
Leon Albert Albert Hirsh David Sapp Irving Slotnick 
Harold Berson Jack Jay Stanley Schwartz Robert Sugarman 
Ralph Hartnig Leonard Polster Joseph Shapiro James Wake 


Joseph Wilker 


Sigma Beta Chapter 
1962 Iuka Avenue 
Established 1920 
37 Chapters 
Founded 1909 

3962 Members 





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SIGMA CHI 





W. Allen, Hawkins, Drackett, Scarberry, Dagger, Paryzek 
Evans, Quere, Dauben, Sanborn, Kline, Underwood, Campbell, Maish 
Hoffman, Nelson, Taylor, Hurlbut, Sharp, Patnik, Lape 
R. Allen, Bliss, Dehmer, Mueller, Parrish, G. Davis, Zimmerman 
Hawley, Palmer, R. Davis, Sims, Jordan, Huggins, Lawrence 





FACULTY MEMBERS 


William Evans William Henderson Donald Power Richard Tulloss 
Walter Gausewitz Robert Meiklejohn Alpheus Smith Charles Vierck 
SENIORS 
Keith Bliss David Hawley Wade Lape John Parrish 
Robert Davis Frank Hill Ned Lawrence Jacob Sims 
Charles Dehmer Jackson Jordan James Mueller William Taylor 
JUNIORS 
Reid Allen William Huggins Robert Moore Albert Patnik 
George Davis Roger Hurlbut Travers Nelson Jack Taylor 
Robert Hoffman Neal Lytle Dean Palmer Jack Wright 
Robert Zimmerman 
SOPHOMORES 
William Allen William Dauben Morton Maish William Sanborn 
William Campbell Bolton Drackett John Paryzek William Scarberry 
William Dagger David Evans David Quere Roy Underwood 
Robert Kline Joseph Salisburg 
FRESHMEN 
Albert Allman William Gest Thomas Kincade Donald Reinicker 
William Booth Don Gustafson Charles Kitchton Schier Rice 
James Charlton John Hallabrin Vernon Krogg Dan Scarberry 
Earl Clark Noel Hamilton Robert Leathers Carl Schoepfle 
Neil Coleman Robert Howe Albert Marzano Ben Shipley 
Glenn Davison Richard Huston Kurtis Miller Kenneth Stout 
Robert Feller George Kepley Henry Reinhardt Ned Wellman 





Alpha Gamma Chapter 
260 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1882 

98 Chapters 

Founded 1855 

37,588 Members 





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SIGMA NU 





Hopkins, Armstrong, Johnson, H. Bolser, Ferguson, G. J. Wolfe 
Gegenheimer, G. R. Wolfe, Pepper, Fluke, Dickinson, Hall, Sciarrino, Hunt 
Hunsinger, Stockdale, Beebe, Cullison, J. Shaeffer, White, Smith 
Lawson, Whipple, Griffith, Coleman, Dennison, Muhlbach, Barry, Minister, Ellis 
Fenton, McCann, Kaiser, Lawson, Julian, Angle, Moore, D. Shaeffer 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Norval Luxon Christopher Sherman 


James McBride 


Ronald Almack 
Alfred Archer 


John Carruthers 
James Fullington Earl Tussing 


Robert Votaw 


SENIORS 
John Angle William Coleman Norris Fluke Robert Lawson 
Robert Armstrong Frederick Fenton William Hopkins David Shaeffer 

JUNIORS 
Richard Hall James Kaiser Charles Muhlbach Richard Straughtman 
Brooks Julian Douglas Minister William Robinson George J. Wolfe 

SOPHOMORES 
Harvey Bolser William Dickinson Richard Kuhn William Moore 
Louis Hunt Gerald Lawson 
FRESHMEN 


James Barry 
William Beebe 
Allen Bolser 
Sam Clark 





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Robert Cullison 
Robert Freeman 
Charles Gegenheimer 
Paul Hunsinger 


Beta Nu Chapter 
22 Sixteenth Avenue 
Established 1891 


98 Chapters 


Founded 1869 


34,500 Members 


Simeon Nash 
Joseph Pepper 
John Scairrino 
John Shaeffer 





Carter Smith 
Jerry Stockdale 
William Whipple 
Martin White 
George R. Wolfe 








SIGMA PHI EPSILON 





Frederick Carlson 


Norman Berthold 
Richard Bowers 
Donald Cameron 


Thomas Dils 


Bernard Bernson 
Howard Berthold 
George Burkkolder 


French, Willey, Holl, Ford, Hooper, Kreckel 
Hetzler, Honeck, Reiss, Berthold, Early 
Bowers, Rotsinger, Ham, Hill 


Ralph Davis 


Robert Ford 


Joseph Early 
William French 
Lawrence Holl 


Stanley Hetzler 


Harold Carlson 
Donald Coburn 
John Qostello 





FACULTY MEMBERS 
William Rannells 


SENIORS 
Charles Ham 


JUNIORS 


August Honeck 
Robert Hooper 
Charles Mason 


SOPHOMORES 
Edward Hill 


FRESHMEN 


Ralph Darby 
Gilbert Kalstrom 
George Morath 


Ohio Gamma Chapter 
154 E. Woodruff Avenue 
Established 1908 

71 Chapters 

Founded 1901 

20,000 Members 





Paul Yates 


Richard Reiss 
Edward Rotsinger 
Robert Sommers 


Robert Kreckel 
Walter Topa 


William Riester 
Robert Sanford 





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SIGMA Pl 





Lloyd, Pierce, Tate, Botting, White, Brodman 
Resseger, Fowler, Jones, Hoostal, Jenkins, Babcock 
Stanbro, Sainsbury, Alstadt, Tallevast, Shuman, Hawisher, Leslie 
Shorts, Gorin, Obenour, Hauge, Kyle, McCoy 


FACULTY 
Howard Haines 
SENIORS 
Frank Fowler Henry Hawisher Joseph Mills William Stanbro 
Andrew Hauge Andrew Kyle Robert Obenour 
JUNIORS 
John Botting George Hoostal Richard Lloyd Trevor Sainsbury 
William Gorin William Leslie John McCoy Glenn Shorts 
Charles Tate 
SOPHOMORES 
Neal Jenkins William Resseger Stanley Shuman William Tallevast 
Norman Pierce Wade White 
FRESHMEN 
Loring Alstadt Edward Babcock Andrew Brodman Howard Jones 


Robert Parker 


Gamma Chapter 

48 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1907 

38 Chapters 
Founded 1897 

7,352 Members 





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TAU EPSILON PHI 





Marx, Slaff, Brondfield, Siegler, Passoff, Albert 
Goldstone, Kornhauser, Chaikin, Rivlin, Stein 
Wasserstrom, Brook, Tennenbaum, Mintz, Edelstein, Brainen 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Louis Levine 


SENIORS 
Irving Barkan Irving Drooyan Leo Mintz Albert Wasserstrom 
Alvin Brainen Irving Edelstein Marcus Ruben 

JUNIORS 
Martin Bessmertnick Irving Fried Merwin Goldstone David Passoff 
William Chaikin Ernest Tennenbaum 

SOPHOMORES 

Eugene Brook Wilburt Gold Edgar Kornhauser Ernest Siegler 

FRESHMEN 
Gilbert Albert Ralph Goodman Leslie Rivlin Howard Stein 
Harold Brondfield Stanley Marx Bernard Slaff 





Tau Delta Chapter 

1968 Indianola Avenue 
Established 1927 

42 Chapters 

Founded 1910 

5,600 Members 





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TAU KAPPA EPSILON 





Albert Avey 


Raymond Baum 
Earl Catcott 
Charles Fernald 
Robert Giesser 


Robert Baesel 
Ross Bartschy 
Herman Beck 
Robert Cosgrove 


Richard Acton 
Daniel Adams 


Robert Baster 
John Blackburn 
John Brenanman 
Feridun Cherchel 
David Crummel 
Frank Fauver 





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Crouch, Sattler, 
Knowlton, Hill, 
Faelchle, 


Wendt, 
Humel, 


Roehrer, Routh, 


Kaufholz, 
Lerner, 


Combs, Act 
Goldrick, F 


Mock, Baesel 
ernald, Kundtz 
Stimac, Webber, Dillon, Adams 
Cosgrove, Beck, Dailey, Hostetler, Coyer, Burg, Morris, King 
Vogel, Giesser, Miller, VanDerWerf, Vaughan, Herrmann, Koman, Baum 


on, 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Charles Dice 


Gordon Goldrick 
Robert Herrmann 
Robert Hill 
John Koman 


William Coyer 
John Dailey 

James Humel 
Frederick Kaufholz 


Donald Combs 
Ernest Crouch 


Marion Feiger 
Kenneth Flanders 
Edward Heinzman 
Edward Jones 
Robert LeMonds 
Esher Lingel 


Omicron 
234 
Establishe 





SENIORS 


JUNIORS 


SOPHOMORES 


FRESHMEN 


Chapter 


E. Seventeenth Avenue 


dad 1921 


46 Chapters 


Founded 


7,000 





1899 


Members 


Bernard Mooney 


Lawrence Mock 
George Morris 
Jay Routh 

George Sattler 


Charles King 
David Knowlton 
Joseph Kundtz 
Clyde Lerner 


William Dillon 
Harry Faelchle 


Hugh Lloyd 
Dwight McConnell 
Philip Murray 
William Olsen 
Henry Pedersen 
William Riggs 


Leo Staley 
Lowell Wrigley 


John Stimac 

Francis VanDerWerf 
Charles Vogel 
Emerson Wendt 


Joseph Lightburn 
Stuart Vaughan 
James Webber 
Harold Wilhelm 


Jerome Hostetler 
Robert Miller 
Carl Roehrer 


Herbert Roberts 
Merlin Senger 
James Stevenson 
Edward Walls 
Donald Walter 
Harry Wood 


Paul Zimmerman 











THETA CHI 





Harold Bibber 
Harry Cordell 


James Anderson 
George Brinsky 


Benjamin Davis 


John Dreffer 
Mitchell Filing 


Jack Beatty 
Michael Hahn 





Stump, Jaworowski, Dreffer, Maus 
Klonowski, Hudnall, Luxford, Starn, Brinsky 
Rojas, Beatty, Filing, S. Hahn, M. Hahn, Kotecki 
Kitchel, Hoon, Hanic, Davis 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Erwin Dreese Dale Gilliland 

William Everitt Wayne Ley 
SENIORS 

Stephen Hahn Ernest Hanic 
JUNIORS 

Harry Hoon Edward Kotecki 

SOPHOMORES 

Norbert Jaworowski William Maus 
FRESHMEN 

Jerry Hudnall Robert Mervin 


Alpha Lambda Chapter 
1944 Iuka Avenue 
Established 1921 

50 Chapters 

Founded 1856 

15,000 Members 


Robert Smith 


Courtney Kitchel 


Robert Stump 


Robert Luxford 
John Menrathe 


Bruce Schnieder 
John Starn 


Luis Rojas 
Robert Smelkoski 


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Popiel, Jerse, Schwartzwalder, Kundtz, Morrison, Kocsis, Sole 
Strandburg, Maloney, Prescott, Gross, Quinn, Wilcox, Brasseux, Ferrante 
Bennett, McKeever, Stein, Hughes, Bing, Shaughnessy 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


James Haggerty 


SENIORS 
William Barber Joseph Ferrante Robert Kundtz Clem Stein 
Emmett Brasseux Jack Hempy John Maloney Robert Strandberg 
William Cotter Robert Horstman Alfred Sawan Richard Wulfhorst 
Charles deVarennes Joseph Hughes Robert Schwartzwalder 

JUNIORS 
Francis Avery John Fischer Robert Lawless Ludwig Popeil 

SOPHOMORES 
Robert Bing William Jerse Frank Morrison Robert Rodgers 
Irving Conley Robert McKeever Thomas Prescott James Shaughnessy 
William Gross William Wilcox 
FRESHMEN 

John Bennett William Brooks James Kocsis Frank Quinn 
John Boylan Robert Kletzly Joseph Oravec John Sole 


Gamma Chapter 

141 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1919 

19 Chapters 
Founded 1921 

3,000 Members 





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THETA TAU 





Ankrom, Browne, Schoewe, Detwiler 
Denham, Robertson, Oster, Nungesser, Gibb 
Wall, Fischer, G. Dickason, Bowen, Gambs, Nold 
Brown, Castionlion, H. Dickason, Zimmerman, Derrenberger, Borchers, Matthews 


FACULTY MEMBERS 





Edgar Clark 
Francis Davis 
Erwin Dreese 


Albert Ankrom 


Charles Bangert 
Perry Borchers 
Simon Bonta 
Paul Bowen 
James Brown 


Richard Bailey 
Glen Dickason 


Jay Edmondson 
Franklin Marquis 


Robert Derrenberger 


Harry Nold 
Percy Ott 


SENIORS 


Carl Fischer 


JUNIORS 
Seymour Browne Howard Dickason 
Howard Castiglioni Gerald Gambs 
Robert Denham George Gibb 
Robert Detwiler John Houser 
SOPHOMORES 

Paul Rhoads 

FRESHMEN 


Earl Enyeart 
James Garvey 





John Hay 
Clinton Mohler 


Sigma Chapter 

1965 Indianola Avenue 
Established 1924 

22 Chapters 

Founded 1904 

7,500 Members 


John Prior 
Charles Vierek 
Claude Wall 


Paul Matthews 
Norman Schoewe 


John McFee 
William Nungesser 
Cletus Oster 
Robert Stone 

Jack Zimmerman 


Stanley Robertson 
Richard Snyder 





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TRIANGLE 





Bell, Brockway, Hindman, Pope, Schlegel, Redd, Albert, Marsh, Alexander 
Merryman, Quigley, Murbach, Wollam, Neff, Pyle, Crawford, Ricket, Peterson 
Peters, Jones, McKenzie, Melsheimer, Davis, Evans, Childers, Slagle 
Chidley, Linville, Lawson, Lammertse, Schuck, Phipps, Anness 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Harry Brittingham 
Gilbert Coddington 
Joseph Koffolt 


Neal Albert 
Robert Alexander 


Benjamin Bell 
William Chidley 
Jack Jones 


Ronald Brockway 


John Childers 
Frank Crawford 





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Robert Meiklejohn 
Clyde Morris 
Carl Norman 


Jacob Shank 
Christopher Sherman 
Roscoe Sloane 


SENIORS 
Russell Anness Don Hindman 
Lloyd Evans Leonard Phipps 
JUNIORS 
Robert Lammertse George Marsh 
Robert Lawson Roy Merryman 
John Linville Russell Neff 
SOPHOMORES 
Dwight Davis Robert Logue 
FRESHMEN 


Gordon McKenzie 


Ohio State Chapter 

63 Thirteenth Avenue 
Established 1911 

16 Chapters 

Founded 1907 

3,500 Members 





Ellis Melsheimer 





James Stitt 


John Younger 


Robert Pope 
Ralph Quigley 
John Schuck 


Walter Peters 
Kenneth Peterson 
James Schlegel 
Forest Slagle 


George Pyle 
Edward Wollam 


John Murbach 
William Redd 





ZETA BETA TAU 





Kahn, Platka, Shapero, Meiss, Rose 
Silverman, Berg, Tronstein, Waller, Golomb, Levitt 
Tenzer, Friedman, Herman, Rich, Sapiro, Wander, Goodfriend 
Leavitt, Noll, Kearns, Edelman, Robbins, Isaacs, Lackritz, Nast 
Bernon, Schonberg, Mindel, Shapiro, Warshavsky, Coplan, Berris 


FACULTY MEMBERS 





Melvin Newman 


Samuel Edelman 


SENIORS 
Robert Coplan Robert Kearns Sanford Noll Alva Sapiro 
Edwyn Edelman Irving Lackritz Joseph Rich Elmer Shapiro 
Clarence Isaacs Robert Leavitt Howard Robbins Leo Warshavsky 
JUNIORS 

Richard Bernon Leon Friedman Irvin Mindel Emil Schonberg 
Robert Berris David Herman Nat Nast Robert Tenzer 

Robert Tronstein 

SOPHOMORES 
Sanford Berg Robert Kahn William Platka Burton Silverman 
Edwin Golomb Herman Levitt Robert Rose Sanford Waller 
David Goodfriend Harry Meiss Richard Shapero Barton Wander 
FRESHMAN 
Herbert Ackerman Herbert Heilbrun Jack Rattner William Semmelman 
Franklin Bialosky Irwin Isroff Arnold Rose Sidney Siegel 
Robert Birnkrant Samuel King John Rose Arthur Simon 
Milton Cohen Bernard Levi Hyman Rosen Albert Vinocur 
Leonard Fribourg Alvin Levine Edward Rosenberg Daniel Weiss 
Leonard Goldstein Arthur Lieverman Percy Rosenfield Maurice Yalman 
William Gross Thomas Mills Julius Rosenthal Arnold Zapoleon 
Nu Chapter 





174 East Woodruff Avenue 
Established 1911 

35 Chapters 

Founded 1898 

6,000 Members 





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Alpha: Chi Omega. = ee Virginia Dorland 
Alphaulcltas ia eamern a Sot ones Marjorie McCall 
AlphavEpsilon hha == eens Sylvia Blum 
Alphaal hires noe eee ee Elizabeth Davis 
Alphapxifocltqea. eens Marguerite Beaver 
Ghi "Omega aa ee ee Jean Rees 
Delta. Delia. Delia = ee Ruth Brown 
Delta-Garimd 2-4. ee Anne Vlerebome 
Dole Zeta* betel, 303.5 as ee Catherine Meranda 
Garrima- Phi Lambda. ee Eileen Smith 
Kappa Alpha = theta 26 ee Betty Booth 
Kappes Detlaic ey eyes Joanne Nicholson 
Kappa Kappa Gammia.................. Patricia Palmer 
Sd sy Gh IAGE Renee eRe encom, Lire dewey =e Mary Gibson 
Pie Betas Ties sieeve te a eetees eae Elizabeth Reiter 
Sigmar Delta laisse ene Frances Kaye 
sigiiac Kapods... a ene ee ....Elnore Wander 
Theta’ PhicAlphaxs 2a eee Jane Kauffman 
ASta Wasi © ree eee ea eee Betty Luptfer 
ZLetaelall pl ae ee Mazie Gills 





Krantz, Callaway, Jolley, Brown, Blakeslee, Wander 
Gibson, Reiter, Gills, Stokes, Hughes, Levy 
Smythe, Smithers, Lupfer, Bolin, Burnett, Kaye 
Hubbs, Franks, Smith, Molsberry, McCall, Wood, Meranda 
Breisch, Rees, Hayman, Fischer, Risley 


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McCall, Wood, Newman, Levy 


COMMITTEES 
PENS CEs yal PE) atstibgaats bales ones Sein een eee ee cee ena PRB eer re Jane Wood 
Publicity Chairman........ See ROSS see eee ree Evelyn Levy 
[Bropanhnabqycs(> Wer cere ere Pee rteee Carol Edwards, Elsie Veh 
DecorahonsnGhalrridticn-escnte eens secre ete Marjorie McCall 
@ommittee: 22. 2 eecceeee Ruth Brown, Anne Vlerebome 
‘Tieket Ghairman 20. sscccsuesstote sre see eee Lorabel Callaway 
Wommiltte ene ec ccer-ce-ce seeks seamen Phyllis Roth, Betty Barker 
Placerand Orchosita Chairman. 2-2 tsce-nvese-seeeo Cecile Newman 
Gommitteew nese aa Betty Davis, Patricia Palmer 


The Panhellenic Prom, sponsored by the Women's 
Panhellenic Association, is one of the big dances of 
the year. All sororities cooperate in giving this 
dance to further the purpose of fostering a better 
inter-sorority spirit. 





Each sorority was represented in the decoration 

scheme of the ballroom of the Neil House by a 

plaque bearing the name and colored crest of the 

: sorority. The music was furnished by Rex Coons 
and his Orchestra. 
' 


The Panhellenic Prom is the girl's idea of what 
a good dance should be like. It is planned entirely 
by committees chosen from the members of Women's 
Panhellenic Association. 





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Alpha ‘ChijOmegas= 425... 5 Ruth Goodwin 
Alpha (Delta Pil =. 2 eee ee Luana Cox 
Alpha: BpsilonePii2= eee Helen Strauss 
Alpha: PHiv 3 et oe eee Ann Thomas 
Alpha XisDeltsa<.. = eee Jeanne Trew 
ChisOmegarens = ean ee Jane Harrison 
Deltas Delta Deltaxt 34>" Sx. Dorothy Kromer 
Delfa-Gamma wee ee Nancy Nehrenst 
Deltay Zeta siceieee a ee Virginia Davis 
Gamma Phi) Lambdas==.. ee Martha Reid 
Kappa Alpha Theta.............. Genevieve Adams 
Kappa’ Deliasd 0 ee Maralys Thomas 
Kappa Kappa Gammia.............. Dorothy Goodwin 
Phi itr eee ome ee Lyme Betty Dillahunt 
PivBetarP ise ae ae ee ie Dorothy Jones 
Sigma. Delta’ Tata: cesees tee ee Judith Cohen 
Sigma* Kappadici. ics ota ee eee Judith Neil 
Theta: Pah Alphas <2. ie os ee Jean White 
Zeta laueA phase Margaret Matthew 





R. Goodwin, Kromer, Morrison, Miles, Crawlfis, Beatty, Trew 
Harry, Mouch, Jones, Lawyer, Pusker, Cohen, Miller, D. Goodwin 
Hunter, Wallace, Taylor, Davis, Sparks, White, Reid, Cox 
Williams, Thomas, Rees, Nehrenst, Matthew 


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ALPHA CHI OMEGA 





Young, Fox, Shuler, Heckert, Wiltberger 
Kitchen, Beatty, Sutton, Colby, Gabriel, Goodwin, Kendell 
Tuttle, Speer, Smith, Heberding, Tucker, Belke 
Arant, Thibaut, Bartlett, Lee, Blazier, Reighley, Pace 
King, Dorland, Fischer, Edwards, Bidner, Williams 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Catherine Dolby Mrs. Paul Dorsey Virginia Sanderson 
SENIORS 
Kathryn Blazier Marguerite King Martha Lee Hester Reighley 
Carol Edwards Elizabeth Williams 
JUNIORS 
Mary Arant Virginia Dorland Ruth Kendell Blanche Sutton 
Esther Bartlett Barbara Evans Janese Kitchen Alberta Tucker 
Betty Belke Frances Fischer Martha Morrow 
SOPHOMORES 
Louise Bidner Florence Heberding Mary Shuler Dorothy Speer 
Clementine Fox Martha Pace Nancyanne Smith Patricia Thibaut 
Jean Fullington Elizabeth Tuttle 
FRESHMEN 
Alicia Beatty Anne Gabriel Mary Heckert Elizabeth Wiltberger 
Margaret Colby Ruth Goodwin Jane Johnson Marjorie Young 


Alpha Omicron Chapter 
116 E. Twelfth Avenue 
Established 1923 

62 Chapters 

Founded 1885 

16,000 Members 





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ALPHA DELTA PI 





Jeanne Ferguson 
Harriet Franks 


Betty Baass 


Jean Brohard 
Jean Cook 


Luana Cox 


Little, Roling, Wetzell, Hafer, Hamilton, Ferguson 
Brohard, Cook, Vandemark, Franks, Wolfe, McCall, Lingo 
Cox, Zimmerman, Quester, Kyle, Wheeler, Oglevee, Baas, Thuma 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Alma Heiner 


Ruth Hamilton 
Irene Quester 


Adella Oglevee 


DeMeril Hafer 


Janet Lingo 





SENIORS 
Betty Vandemark Margaret Wolfe 
Marjorie Wheeler 
JUNIORS 
Ruth Wetzell 
SOPHOMORES 
Marjorie McCall Jean Anne Thuma 
Mary Zimmerman 
FRESHMEN 


Mary Little Laura Rhoads 
Margaret Roling 


Alpha Xi Chapter 

152 E. Fourteenth Avenue 
Established 1921 

57 Chapters 

Founded 1851 

16,000 Members 





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ALPHA EPSILON PHI 





Phillips, Poliakoff, Singer, Strauss, Shifrin, Raab, Steigerwald 
Kraus, Rosenbaum, Bruell, Frankel, Grossman, Deutsch, Pollack, Marks 
Greenebaum, Moss, Luria, Bass, Blum, Schaengold, Harrison 
Feinberg, Hahn, Roth, Weissman, Swados, Hornstein 
Bloomfield, Neiman, Levin, Newman, Tarsey, Lewis 


SENIORS 

Edith Bloomfield Doris Hahn Cecile Newman Rosalind Swados 

Ellen Feinberg Ruth Hornstein Phyllis Roth Virginia Tarsey 

Virginia Frankel Helen Lewis Ruth Stone Dorothy Weissman 
JUNIORS 

Ruth Bass Katherine Gordon Dorothy Levin Ruth Moss 

Sylvia Blum Ellen Greenebaum Sylvia Luria Betty Neiman 

SOPHOMORES 
Eleanore Bruell Sylvia Grossman Beatrice Kraus Jean Marks 
Lucille Rosenbaum 

FRESHMEN 


Janet Deutsch 
Geraldine Frankel 
Mary Friedberg 
Edith Harrison 





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Elaine Minkow 
Thelma Phillips 
Charlotte Poliakoff 
Renee Pollack 


Rho Chapter 
184 E. Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1921 


32 Chapte 


rs 


Founded 1909 
4,238 Members 


Ruth Pollack 
Lillian Raab 

Alice Rose 
Aileen Schaengold 





Norma Shifrin 
Lois Singer 

Ruth Steigerwald 
Helen Strauss 


Nanette Zimmerman 
















ALPHA PHI 





Woollard, Rorke, P. Sage, Hohenstine, Cornell, McKinnon, H. Sage, King, Patterson, Pflaum 
Smith, Shelton, McMahon, Sayre, Curtiss, Rice, Duncan, Hartline, Murnane, Bradford 
Kirby, Hopkins, Nudd, Beckley, Gabrio, E. Davis, Nichols, Esterline, McCready, Ford 
Hinkle, Wilson, Oden, McDill, Peoples, E. Miller, Weller, Kishler, Hubbs, Leach 
Stewart, F. Davis, Morgan, Everhart, Krantz, Pool, Folsom, Lawson 


FACULTY MEMBERS 





Anne Marshall Gladys Palmer Dorothy Scott 
SENIORS 
Jean Cornell Martha Hinkle Leah Krantz Betty Smith 
Emily Everhart Naomi Hubbs Esther Miller Betty Stockdale 
Betty Folsom Frances Kirby Elizabeth Pool Merle Swineford 
Betty Wilson 
JUNIORS 


Ruth Bradford 
Emma Curtiss 
Elizabeth Davis 


Mary Coppock 
Beverly Gabrio 
Unus Graham 
Dorothy Hohenstine 


Joyce Alspach 
Elizabeth Beckley 
Frances Davis 
Roberta Duncan 


Barbara Hartline 
Elizabeth Hopkins 


SOPHOMORES 


Virginia Lawson 
Margaret McCready 
Mary McMahon 
Virginia Murnane 


Harriet Esterline 
Martha Ford 
Betty King 
Mary Kishler 





Margaret Miller 
Katherine Morgan 


Betty Nau 

Ruth Nichols 
Gertrude Pahlow 
Marian Pflaum 


Jane Leach 
Betty McDill 
Mary McKinnon 
Jane Nudd 


Harriet Sage 
Jane Stewart 
Janice Woollard 


Marjorie Rice 
Ellen Rorke 
Priscilla Sage 
Helen Sayre 
Eulalia Weller 


Betty Oden 
Frances Patterson 
Vivian Peoples 
Virginia Shelton 
Ann Thomas 
















Rho Chapter 
226 E. Seventeenth Avenue 
Established 1912 

37 Chapters 
Founded 1872 
11,000 Members 











ALPHA XI DELTA 





Havens, Bowers, J. Trew, Bomesberger, Beck, Beaver, Exline, King, Balmer 
Blocker, Love, Barr, Miller, Marre, Snouffer, Lichty, Senft, Davis, B. Smith 
V. Trew, Grierson, Albrand, Postle, Boyd, Walsh, Kneisley, Ware, O'Hara, Mathy, Dunning 
P. Miller, Boughton, Thomas, Eggleston, E. Smith, Kirn, Lewis, Self, Tripp, Kuntz, Edwards, Parent 
Messenger, Armel, Wyss, Easty, Holstein, Wear, Joest, Bonnell, Harry, Moelchert, B. Blair 
Hoeflinger, M. Blair, Price, Knight, Burnett, M. Miller, Southard, Hughes, St. Clair 


Doris Clickinger 


Marjory Blair 
Barbara Boughton 
Betty Burnett 
Jane Eastey 


Ruth Albrand 

Harriet Balmer 

Edna Barr 
Marguerite Beaver 
Melba Beck 

Virginia Bomesberger 


Doris Armel 
Dorothy Coddington 
Anna Eggleston 
Fern Hartman 


Betty Blair 
Betty Blocker 
Betty Bonnell 
Betty Bowers 
Isabelle Davis 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Josephine Richardson Lu Mesloh 
SENIORS 
Dorotha Hoeflinger Marjorie Miller 
Martha Kirn Maxine Miracle 
Jean Knight Ellen Price 
JUNIORS 
Marjorie Boyd Janet King 
Esther Cook Eloise Lichty 
Margaret Dunning Marie Miller 
Mary Grierson Elaine Rinehart 
June Holstein Wilma Self 
Kathryn Hughes Alice Senft 
SOPHOMORES 
Dorothy Havens Lillian Mathy 
Audrey Kneisley Mary Messenger 
Margaret Lewis Peggy Miller 
Virginia Love Phyllis Postle 
FRESHMEN 
Jeanne Edwards Phyllis Kuntz 
Barbara Exline June Laird 
Patricia Harry Charlotte Moelchert 
Marian Joest Mary O'Hara 









Psi Chapter 
76 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1916 

54 Chapters 
Founded 1893 
12,000 Members 


Sarah Secrest 
Rosemary Southard 
Evelyn St. Clair 
Georgia Wyss 


Betty Smith 
Martha Snouffer 
Shirley Thomas 
Virginia Trew 
Vivian Tripp 
Frances Townsend 
Jane Walsh 


Betty Rauch 
Elaine Smith 
Sylvia Wear 


Alice Parent 

Mary Strausbaugh 
Betty Lou Thompson 
Jean Trew 

Ruth Ware 


CHI OMEGA 





Foster, Burke, Pinney, Watkins, Wetzel, Leisk 
Huber, Wayt, Wealthall, Ellis, Hill, Woltz, Whiting 
Rumer, Palmer, Bell, Hodgson, Banfield, Fleckner, Wilson, Armitage 
Armbruster, Hauntz, Stokes, Rees, Horschel, Goldney, Henderson 
Kreilick, Harsha, Ogden, Covington, Lemon, Henninger 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Florence Greenhoe Jeanette Stein 





SENIORS 
Catherine Harsha Julia Korn Lorraine Ogden Winnifred Schamp 
Janet Henninger Ruth Lemon Jean Rees Helena Stokes 
Eileen Horshel Jeanne Webb 

JUNIORS 
Betty Armbruster Marian Bell Dorothy Hauntz Sue Rumer 
Eloise Armitage Margaret Covington Judy Henderson Diantha Woltz 
Zoe Banfield Evelyn Goldney Grace Palmer 

SOPHOMORES 

Frances Bailey Lee Fleckner Virginia Huber Cora Wayt 
Martha Burke Janet Foster Virginia Jones Roberta Wealthall 
Martha Chase Elaine Henry Dorothy Leisk Thelma Whiting 
Martha Ellis Mary Hill Mary Staibling Betty Wilson 
Dorothy Ewing Mildred Hodgson Jane Watkins 

FRESHMEN 


Mary Frances Buckner 
Jean Carey 

Dorethy DeMuth 

Jane Eversole 

Donna Ginn 


Jane Harrison 
Betty Henderson 
Eleanor McCreary 
Doris Potts 





Jean Pruden 
Janet Richardson 
Mary Schwall 
Geraldine Stone 


Zeta Alpha Chapter 

144 E. Woodruff Avenue 
Established 1919 

92 Chapters 

Founded 1895 

24,500 Members 


Jean Tarleton 
Anna Thour 
Martha Tipton 
Martha Whisson 
Delores Yanks 


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Furman, Spore, Bath, Simblest, Rothermund, Kays, Jennings, Boyer, G. Cornelius 
Orr, S. Cornelius, Schory, Dye, Wilson, Baker, Roberts, Rehn, Blose, Balthaser 
Davis, Tynan, Long, H. Evans, Tice, Sayers, Allen, Littleton, Creighton, Kilgore 
McConnell, Isaly, Yeager, Schontz, M. Evans, J. Neff, Miller, Kirk, Martin, Houser, Kloos 
Hosler, Wilcox, E. Neff, Vines, Frye, Caulfield Frank, Ratcliff, Brown 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


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Alma Herbst 


SENIORS 
Ruth Brown Julia Frye Elsie Kloos Dorothy Schontz 
Frances Caulfield Iva Hosler Ellen Laughead Martha Sayers 
Catherine Cohagen Geneal Houser Marcella Martin Shirley Tice 
Helen Evans Elizabeth Isaly Elizabeth Neff Mary Vines 
Margaret Evans Dorothy Kilgore Jane Neff Ivadelle Yeager 
Margaret Frank Beth Kirk Marjorie Ratcliff 

JUNIORS 
Helen Blose Eleanor Creighton Marion Greegor Margaret Miller 
Laura Boyer Mary Davis Mary Johnson Joanne Pedigo 
Betts Brehm Elizabeth Ditto Jane Littleton Ethel Peterson 
Geraldine Cornelius Jean Furman Doris Long Katherine Roberts 
Sue Cornelius Jeanne Spore 

SOPHOMORES 

Nancy Allen Rachel Crose Julia Koontz Pauline Rothermund 
Janet Baker Elizabeth Dye Eve Moore Elizabeth Schory 
Mary Balthaser Evelyn Harris Dorothy Morris Marcia Simblest 
Christine Bath Patricia Harris Nancy Morrison Julianne Tynan 
Jane Coffman Lois Jennings Jeanne Orr Betty Wilson 
Mildred Creighton Mary Kays Jane Rehn 

FRESHMEN 
Ruth Anderson Betty Gerrow Marjorie Kays Marge Moore 
Anna Boose Virginia Haack Dorothy Kromer Jean Rhulman 
Hannalee Childress Helen Hanagriff Dorcas Linehan Catherine Scheid 
Jeannette Devine Marjorie Hayes Patricia McClure Martha Silvaslian 
Susan Fraher Jean Hoffhines Jane McConnell Marjorie Smith 
Kathleen Frank Lenora Jollay Dorothy Miller Phyllis Swoyer 


Imogene Gable 





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Nu Chapter 
229 Fifteenth Avenue 





Established 1896 


81 Chapters 


Founded 


1888 


25,000 Members 








Lois Vines 





DELTA GAMMA 





Nickerson, LeVeck, Hansel, Probasco, Mentzer, Leitnaker, Bailey, Kenney, Klever, Barnard, 
Williams, Hoopman 
Hastings, Henderson, Stiffler, Volmar, Helm, Bishop, Morrow, Phillips, Burkey, Moore, Feemster 
Johnson, Edwards, James, Drake, Stewart, Smith, Edgington, Ardery, Garrison, Gilbert, Heckman, 
Metcalf, Nehrenst 
Bergin, Deibel, Swickard, Majeau, Vlerebome, Wallis, Stephens, Haas, Kothe, Pack, Smith 
Johnson, Riffe, Pierce, Barnard, Lavendar, Duffus, Wilson, Davis, Berry, Christy 
Yantes, Tinling, Weeks, Veh, Conner, Ray, Foster 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Louise Edmondson Elsie Jones Rosemary Widner 








SENIORS 
Virginia Barnard Ruth Edgington Jean Pierce Phyllis Tinling 
Edna Berry Faith Foster Betty Ray Elsie Veh 
Harriet Connor Betty Herl Betty Riffe Virginia Weeks 
Betsy Davis Janice Lavender Jane Springer Mary Wilson 
Ruth Duffus Jean Yantes 

JUNIORS 
Patrilia Christy Martha Hansel Georgia Klever Dorothy Stewart 
Charlotte Drake Jane Hempy Anne Mentzer Anne Vlerebome 
Mary Garrison Jane Isaly Eleanor Probasco 

SOPHOMORES 
Ann Ardery June Haas Evelyn Majeau Peggy Smith 
Nancy Bergin Betty James Jean Metcalf Joanna Stephens 
Jean Deibel Joan Johnson Kathleen Pack Virginia Stiffler 
Dorothy Edwards Roberta Johnson Jeanne Petit Mary Swickard 
Betty Gilbert Eleanor Kothe Barbara Smith Geraldean Volmar 
Dorothy Wallis 
FRESHMEN 


Phrocine Bailey 
Eleanor Barnard 
Maxine Bishop 
Margaret Burkey 
Joy Feemster 





Jean Morrow 
Nancy Nehrenst 
Betty Nickerson 
Elsie Phillips 
Gayle Williams 


Anna Hoopman 
Jeanne Kenney 
Ruth LeVeck 
Ellen Leitnaker 
Ruth Moore 


Marilyn Hastings 
Agnes Heckman 
Dorothy Heisser 
Barbara Helm 
Martha Henderson 


Epsilon Chapter 

131 Fifteenth Avenne 
Established 1911 

53 Chapters 

Founded 1874 

15,000 Members 





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DELTA ZETA 





White, D. Evans, Miller, Hunter, Ealy, M. Linton, J. Linton, Myers 
Ransom, Lang, Wall, Hays, Connor, Hosler, Howell, Michael, J. Evans 
A. Davis, Smith, Junkermann, Howard, Krause, V. Davis, J. Ziegler, Stevens, Butler 
Blauser, Payton, Reese, Simmons, M. Davis, Barker, Page, Long, VanFossen, Brown 
Corbett, Dwiggins, Keegan, Belding, Jolley, Fisher, Colvill, Scheibel, Meranda 


SENIORS 
Betty Barker June Brown Maxine Dwiggins Evelyn King 
Marianne Belding Doris Colvill Jean Jolley Jean Linton 
Mary Blauser Merrilla Davis Bettie Keegan Mary Page 
Margaret Payton 
JUNIORS 
Mary Corbett Marion Lang Gail Scheibel Betty VanFossen 
Martha Fisher Catherine Meranda Kathryn Smith 
SOPHOMORES 
Lawrece Butler Louise Simmons Peggy Reese Gwen White 
FRESHMEN 


Margery Bauer 
Florence Connor 
Grace Cook 
Ann Davis 


Joan Evans 

Jean Garmhausen 
Ester Hall 
Rosemary Hays 


Glenna Hunter 


Barbara Junkermann 


Virginia Krause 
Helen Krebs 


Jean Miller 

Veda Myers 
Ruth Ransom 
Jean Stevens 


Virginia Davis Rosellen Hosler Mary Lang Marjorie Wilkins 
Bettie Ealy Florence Howard Marguerite Linton Jane Ziegler 
Donna Evans Georgena Howell Gayle Michael 





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Theta Chapter 

212 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1911] 

7G Chapters 
Founded 1902 

12,000 Members 











GAMMA PHI LAMBDA 





Alice Anderson 
Grace Blakeslee 
Margaret Burkley 
Mildred Gerke 
Dcrothy Haines 


Erma Adcock 
Anna Campbell 
Julia Dexter 


Dorothy Baldwin 


Adcock, Sharr, Foster, Kilgore, Baldwin, McClester, Keller, Harrington 
Ayer, Meechan, Kline, Kessler, Haines, Voltz, Grim, Gerke 
Sherer, Dexter, Ridge, Smith, Harper, Reid, Taylor, Rickey 
Watson, Anderson, Myers, Miller, Blakeslee, Rhoad, Burkley, Voltz 


Lolita Harper 
Ruth Harrington 
Catherine Kessler 
Ada Kline 
Gladys Miller 


Helen Foster 
Josephine Grim 


Iola Keller 


Marilyn Taylor 





SENIORS 


JUNIORS 


SOPHOMORES 


FRESHMEN 


Dorothy Myers 
Edna Oyer 
Lois Rhoad 
Rose Rickey 
Ruth Sharr 


Eleanor Kilgore 
Dorothy McClester 


Martha Reid 


Alpha Chapter 
106 Thirteenth Avenue 
Established 1924 


1 Chapter 


Founded 1924 
372 Members 


Christine Sherer 
Eileen Smith 
Mae Voltz 
Frances Watson 


Wilella Ridge 
Alice Voltz 
Norma Wylie 


1, ae 





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KAPPA ALPHA THETA 





Wolfe, A. Sims, Irwin, Chambers, Brown, Hoyer, Brush, Vaughn, Millholland 
Bargar, Clinger, Allan, Miller, Powell, Gee, Jones, Ridenour 
Snyder, Galloway, Tatje, Ebersol, Findlay, Hershberger, McCallum, Pfening, Higley 
Booth, Harmount, Sellers, S. Sims, Simpson, Schaefer, Schulz, Gay 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Barbara Baker 
Betty Booth 
Barbara Brown 
Carol Coffin 
Jane Ebersol 
Clara Ervin 


Julie Allan 
Alice Bargar 
Dorothy Bramble 
Mary Clinger 


Donna Brown 
Martha Brush 
Alyce Chambers 


Genevieve Adams 
Mary Andrew 
Anna Beery 
Katherine Betz 
Kathryn Blair 
Barbara Bramble 
Letitia Breese 
Margaretta Casey 





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Edith Cockins 


SENIORS 


Kay Findlay 
Betty Galloway 
Lucy Gay 

Jane Harmount 
Mary Hershberger 
Betty Higley 


JUNIORS 


Eleanor Gee 

Cleda Jones 
Elizabeth Kiplinger 
Elizabeth Little 


SOPHOMORES 


Katherine Crabbe 
Elizabeth Hoyer 
Betty Irwin 


FRESHMEN 


Mary Crawfis 
Rosemary Daniels 
Jene DeLong 
Beth Dugan 

Janet Feather 
Beulah Hoagland 
Audrey Kirschner 
Mary Maclean 


Alpha Gamma Chapter 
95 E. Twelfth Avenue 
Established 1892 

65 Chapters 

Founded 1870 

26,000 Members 


Anita Landacre 


Carolyn Kaufman 
Mary McCallum 
Helen Pfening 
Mary Schaefer 
Roberta Schulz 
Catherine Sharp 


Lois Loghry 
Elizabeth Martin 
Dorothy Miller 
Virginia Powell 


Ann Millholland 
Betty Paisley 
Janet Pressler 


Jean Mason 
Elizabeth McKeever 
Marguerite Meredith 
ary Morden 
Marylu Mouch 
Anne Nelson 

Ruth Parks 

Dorothy Peters 








Jean Simpson 
Sara Sims 

Betsy Snyder 
Martha Squier 
Virginia Tatje 


Janice Ridenour 
Margaret Sellers 
Jean Waid 
Marian Willis 
Jane Wilson 


Ann Sims 
Peggy Smith 
Grace Vaughn 
Ruth Wolfe 


Ann Repetto 
Mary Sims 
Betty Strong 
Joan Taylor 
Nellie Tully 
Jean Weaver 
Dorothy Wilding 








KAPPA DELTA 





Alice Pressey 


Mary Avery 
Frances Bowen 
Martha Elbin 
Ann Erickson 


Mary Barber 
Ruth Johns 


Barbara Bell 
Ruth Chambers 


Margaret Alexander 


Marjorie Amerine 





Fahnestock, Lambdin, Kennedy, Robinson, Miles, Sorn, Barber 
Wason, Roahen, Erickson, Karch, Hayman, Mitchell, Nicholson, Weaver 
Pickering, McManus, Johns, Snider, Schenck, Hunter, Goodrich 
Shelly, Chambers, Luce, Avery, Bebout, McGovern, Thrall 
Elbin, J. McGovern, Goodfellow, Bowen, Bell, Monthaven 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Frances Jones Mary Mark Elizabeth Mickelson 
SENIORS 
Avah Fahnestock Betty Hayman Romaine Monthaven 
Frances Goodfellow Eleanor Karch Margaret Sorn 
Mary Goodrich Martha King Marie Thrall 
Janet Harris Jean Mitchell 
JUNIORS 
Betty Luce Ruth Pickering Harriett Wason 
Eugenia Phillips Hazel Snider 
SOPHOMORES 
Jane McGovern Roberta Molsberry Rachel! Roahen 
Helen Miller Joan Nicholson Betty Shelly 
FRESHMEN 
Anna Hunter Jane Lambdin Mary Miles 
Margaret Kennedy Mary McGovern Betty Schenk 


Sigma Kappa Chapter 
229 Seventeenth Avenue 
Established 1922 

68 Chapters 

Founded 1897 

16,284 Members 





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KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 





Meyer, Goodwin, Danker, Hagerty, Turner, Dunning, Chamberlin, Ward, Wildermuth 
Leahy, Rahn, Johnson, Beem, N. Kauffman, Huntington, Mylander, Beck 
Keller, Clawson, Pettit, White, Risley, H. Kauffman, Palmer, Means, Searight 
McDermott, Emig, Sanborn, Marshall, Hickle, Bradshaw, Flick, Belknap 
Ferris, Schleckman, Denison, Scott, Wood, Roth, Zartman, Coulter 


FACULTY MEMBERS 





Esther Collicott Ann Paterson Bonnie Woodbury Ethel Woodbury 
SENIORS 
Elizabeth Beck Lucile Hagerty Marjorie McDermott Jean Scott 
Jean Danker Caroline Johnson Patricia Palmer Patricia Searight 
Dorothy Denison Anne Kauffman Phillippa Rosemurgy Jean Storey 
Nancy Ferris Helen Kauffman Patty Roth Frances Wildermuth 
Frances Goodwin Mary Keller Margaret Schleckman Jane Wood 
JUNIORS 
Mary Beem Margaret Coulter Martha Hickle Jean Sanborn 
Kathleen Belknap Phyllis Engler Sara Means Peggy Trautman 
Jane Bradshaw Helen Geren Jean Meyer Eloise Turner 
Martha Chamberlin Rachel Good Marjorie Rahn Elizabeth Zartman 
SOPHOMORES 
Jeanne Alban Jane Emig Margery Leahy Dorothy Pettit 
Martha Brown Jane Flick Eve Marchman Lucille Risley 
June Clawson Katherine Huntington Marie Marshall Edna Scott 
Carolyn Dunning Natalie Kauffman Carolyn Mylander Jane Ward 
ane White 
FRESHMEN 
Mary Allread Mary Duncan June Knowlton Bette Sands 
Jean Armitage Virginia Eidson Virginia Lawyer Margaret Shawan 
Terry Arthur Jane Fay Hazel Lee Jane E. Smith 
Melba Brammer Eleanor Fuller Elizabeth Lewis Jane M. Smith 
Justine Carmack Dorothy Goodwin Sara Lightburn Patricia Smith 
Jenna Brown Harriet Grant Betty Love Patricia Taylor 
Merry Daugherty Janice Hagerty Anna Rankin Lorraine Van Ordstrand 
Jean Dawson Jean Heimberger Anne Rawn Marcia Winslow 


Beta Nu Chapter 

84 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1888 

73 Chapters 
Founded 1870 
28,000 Members 





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Cooper, Dillahunt, Schloesser, Wing, Sessler, Lawyer 
Simons, Holmes, Adams, Lomych, Mansfield, Schmidt 
Wallace, Denman, Thomas, Smith, Schettler, Gibson 
Corkwell, Wall, DeHaven, Jelen, Maxwell, Denison 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Evelyn Baker 


Roberta Westhafer 


SENIORS 
Betty Corkwell Phyllis Denison Leona Thomas Mary Wall 
JUNIORS 
Mary Cooper Mary Gibson Helen Lawyer Jean Maxwell 
Ardes DeHaven Geraldine Jelen Ann Lomych Rachel Smith 
Ann Denman Carrie Schettler 
SOPHOMORES 
Pauline Adams Dorothy Holmes Gladys Schloesser Birdie Schmidt 
FRESHMEN 


Betty Dillahunt 
Mary Mansfield 


Louise Sessler 


Janice Simons 


Alma Wallace 
Mae Wing 





Upsilon Chapter 
1952 Iuka Avenue 
Established 1913 
60 Chapters 
Founded 1852 
15,000 Members 





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PI BETA PHI 





Henney, Franks, B. Brown, Buck, Heckert, Amrine, M. Bartels, Wiley, Wilson, Osborn 
Hannay, Evans, Alspaugh, Miller, Irwin, Phillips, Owen, Ackerman, Jones, Clouse 
Allen, Downs, Bottenhorn, Fite, Owen, Evans, Hershberger, Pearce, Reiter, F. Bartels 
Silbernagel, Moore, Thompson, M. Brown, Callaway, Crawford, Morrill, Roberts 


FACULTY MEMBERS 





Jean Allen 
Mary Alspaugh 
Frances Bartels 
Mary Bottenhorn 
Margaret Brown 


Joan Ackerman 
Elizabeth Buck 
Marjorie Baird 
Mary Bryan 

Mary Crawford 


Constance Amrine 
Mary Bartels 
Jean Caryer 


Mary Basinger 
Peggy Brinker 
Martha Cohagen 
Ann Cottrell 
Virginia Dickey 
Isabel Duncan 





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Henrietta Cherrington 


SENIORS 


Bonnie Brown 
Lorabel Calloway 
Barbara Clouse 
Martha Downs 
Gladys Evans 


JUNIORS 


Eleanor Evans 
Kathleen Franks 
Ruth Gardner 
Eileen Henney 
Marjorie Jones 


SOPHOMORES 


Katherine Fite 
Jean Greenslade 
Anna Heckart 


FRESHMEN 


Jane Durrant 
June Durrant 
Marjorie Edmonds 
Betty Engh 

Mary Hanger 
Nancy Horton 


Ohio Beta Chapter 
1845 Indianola Avenue 
Established 1894 

81 Chapters 

Founded 1867 

©0,985 Members 


Mary Fite 
Katherine Hannay 
Mary Hershberger 
Betty Irwin 
Marcelline Miller 


Sally Lemert 
Martha Liter 
Sara Moore 
Evelyn Owen 
Rosemary Pace 


Ruth Hoffman 
Doris Maxon 
Mary Morrill 


Elsa Javert 
Dorothy Jones 
Virginia Julian 
Molly Lewis 

Joan MacKinnon 
Virginia Middleton 





Patricia Pearce 
Mary Reid 
Elizabeth Reiter 
Margaret Roberts 
Betty Thompson 
Barbara Owens 


Evelyn Phillips 

Ruth Seright 
Catherine Silbernagel 
Marian Southard 
Betty Urban 


Helen Osborn 
Martha Roth 

Virginia Wiley 
Joanne Wilson 


Martha Moyer 

Kay Parsley 
Marjorie Putnam 
Jean Stiverson 
Regina Van Gorder 
Marian Wetherbee 











SIGMA DELTA TAU 





Maida Brody 
Elinor Levin 
Shirley Levinson 


Hazel Fleischman 


Marcelle Baum 
Janet Gates 


Ann Baer 
Dorothy Barrar 


Jeanne Bernstein 
Mildred Bishin 
Bernice Epstein 
Judith Cohen 
Lucille Simon 


Cohen, Shaman, Baer, Klein, Goldberg, Barish, Greenbaum, Lurie, Goldsmit 
J. Katz, Mellman, Simon, Wetzler, Epstein, Bernstein, Lowenberg, P. Paris, S. Paris 
D. Katz, Greenwald, Stein, Gates, Baum, Reitman, Rice, Kaye, Fleischman 
Mann, Steinberg, Levinson, Levy, Weisman, Rosenthal, Strauss, Levin, Brody 


Evelyn Levy 
Elizabeth Mann 


Frances Kaye 


Elsa Gottlieb 
Dorothy Katz 


Jean Gerber 
Dorothy Goldberg 
Lois Goldsmit 
Rita Greenbaum 
Janet Horwitz 
Pearl Kaplan 





SENIORS 
Edythe Siegel 
Jacqueline Steinberg 
JUNIORS 
Bettie Rosenthal 
SOPHOMORES 
Dorothy Myers 
Augusta Reitman 
FRESHMEN 
Jean Katz 
Edna Klein 


Hilda Largman 
Babette Lowenberg 
Ruth Lurie 
Kathleen Mellman 


Gamma Chapter 

64 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1921 

18 Chapters 
Founded 1917 

1,458 Members 


Eileen Strauss 
Jeannette Weinstein 
Jean Weisman 


Bernice Williams 


Florence Rice 
Miriam Stein 


Patsy Paris 

Sonja Paris 
Bernice Reines 
Dorothy Shaman 
Fanny Silver 
Shirley Silverman 
Edna Wetzler 


SIGMA KAPPA 





Dillon, Griffith, Shaner, Oelgoetz, Johnson, Truex, Neil 
Burgess, Gutman, Combs, Worsham, Goss, Allaire, Davis 
Benham, Schaffner, Briesch, Smalley, Wander, Miller, Guth 


SENIORS 
Mary Allaire Elizabeth Burgess Elma Guth Grace Schaffner 
Margaret Benham Ruth Davis Marietta Miller Mary Taggart 
JUNIORS 
Blanche Briesch Julia Gutman Helen Johnson Marian Smalley 
Ruth Combs Elnore Wander 
SOPHOMORES 
Virginia Dillon Joyce Goss Betty Griffith Harriet Oelgoetz 
Margaret Worsham 
FRESHMEN 
Judith Neil Onilee Shaner Jeanne Truex 
Chi Chapter 


2051 Iuka Avenue 
Established 1919 
42. Chapters 
Founded 1874 
9,000 Members 





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THETA PHI ALPHA 





Puskar, Fowler, D. Buchanan, J. Buchanan, C. Kauffman 
Abram, Shea, Kemper, Carr, Graham, Hoffman 
White, McIntosh, Deibel, J. Kauffman, Hahn 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Edan Callahan Mary Dillon Mary Gordon 
SENIORS 
Harriet Deibel Mary Hahn Catherine Kauffman 
JUNIORS 
Jane Kauffman Mary Lawler 
SOPHOMORES 
Dorothy Buchanan Dorothy Graham Louise Hoffman 
FRESHMAN 
Elizabeth Abram Jean Buchanan Mildred Jones 
Jeanne Acree Mary Carr Mary Pritchard 
Patricia Benton Katherine Hopkins Mary Puskar 


Gamma Chapter 

185 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1919 

18 Chapters 
Founded 1912 

3,181 Members 





Josephine Reed 


Lillian Kemper 
Janet McIntosh 


Ann Shea 


Virginia Small 
Jean White 





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THETA UPSILON 





Jane Frazer 


Dorothy Hawk 
Glennibel Hawke 


Jeanne Bower 





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Bower, Hawkins, Bean, Lowry, Conard 
Frazer, Schick, Metcalf, D. Hawk, H. Hawk, Lucas 
Yaw, Richardson, Hughes, Lupfer, Hawke 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Marguerite Ekdahl 


SENIORS 
Eileen Hughes 

JUNIORS 
Evelyn Hawkins 
Helen Lucas 

SOPHOMORES 

Ruth Yaw 

FRESHMEN 


Jean Conard 


Delta Chapter 

93 Thirteenth Avenue 
Established 1914 

33 Chapters 
Founded 1914 

1,850 Members 


Ethel Metcalf 


Betty Lupfer 
Catherine Richardson 


Florence Lowry 





Mary Schick 





ZETA TAU ALPHA 





Lowman, Good, Lee, Sparks, Mathew, Wheeler, Wilson 
Ahrendt, White, Hartupee, Ward, Clark, Marling, Herold 
Gills, Wright, Paxton, Burkhardt, Williams, Squire 
Gompf, Grubb, Grimes, Johnston, Davis, Walbolt 


SENIORS 
Freda Burkhardt Alice Grubb Janet Paxton Jane Walcutt 
Helen Davis Bernadine Johnston Ruth Russell Peggy Williams 
Marjorie Gompf Clara Wright 
JUNIORS 
Clare Apel Milda Gertz Marion Herold Alice Squire 
Emily Ahrendt Margaret Grimes Dorothy Marling Betty Walbolt 
SOPHOMORES 
Jane Clark Betty Hartupee Ruth Lee Emily Ward 
Jane Good Laura Lawson Betty Lowman Doris Wardell 
Martha Hart Margaret White 
FRESHMEN 
Margaret Mathew Elizabeth Sparks Martha Wheeler Grayce Wilson 


Alpha Zeta Chapter 
55 Fifteenth Avenue 
Established 1921 

76 Chapters 
Founded 1898 
10,500 Members 





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Sarah Aldridge 

Gayle Amstutz 

Helen Ayars 

Susan Beach 

Mildred Bordenkircher 
Genevieve Brown 
Mary Campbell 
Barbara Carpenter 


Jane Albyn 
Barbara Bracy 
May Breniser 
Betty Brooks 
Mae Carstensen 


FRESHMEN 


Wheeler, Shell, Mithoff, Nothstine, Robinson, Smith, Theobald 


Drumheller, Rowling, Brooks, Colby, Gunderloy, Fornwalt, Fulks, Johnston 


Hart, Middleton, Henderson, Garmhaussen, Rhoads, J. Jones, McElroy, Williams 


Mildred Coleman 
Martha Corry 
Dorothy Cox 
Jean Crichton 
Eleanor Duncan 
Jean Failing 
Helen Ferguson 


Jean Cary 
Margaret Colby 
Grace Drumheller 
Emma Fornwalt 
Wilma Fulks 


Polli, Lisko, Persson, Shaffer, Breniser, B. Jones 


UPPERCLASSMEN 


Martha Fippin 
Ruth Geckler 
Isabel George 
Martha Hansvzl 
Barbara Hartline 
Alda Hatton 
Margare1 Hayden 
Virginia Hermanson 


FRESHMEN 


Jean Garmhaussen 
June Grooms 
Mary Gunderloy 
Mildred Hart 
Martha Henderson 


UPPERCLASSMEN 


Dorothy Kahananui 
Martha Lee 
Kathleen McMurray 
Jeanne Montgomery 
Maxine Morral 
Sarah Roberts 
Bernadine Scott 


Dorothea Jamison 
Bee Johnston 
Betty Jones 
Janice Jones 
Kathleen Kuck 


Ferguson, B. Scott, Traponsky, Crichton, Roberts, Shurtz, Hartline 
Corry, Carpenter, Aldridge, R. Scott, Cox, Zurcher, Kahananui 
Troxell, Geckler, Coleman, Wolfe, Beach, Hatton, George, Ayars 
Skinner, Campbell, Amstutz, Bordenkircher, Fippin, Papai, Montgomery 


Resanna Scott 
Elizabeth Shurtz 
Addie Skinner 
Sarah Traponsky 
Mary Troxell 
Geraldine Vclmar 
Meien Wolfe 
Ruby Zurcher 


Irene Lakatos 
Irene Lisko 
Doris Marquis 
Ruth McElroy 
Marcella Meyer 
Ruth Middleton 
Virginia Mithoff 
Ruth Moore 
Harriet Nothstine 
Ingrid Persson 
Elizabeth Polli 
Betty Rhoads 
Mary Robinson 
Doris Rowling 
Winifred Schell 
Dorothy Shaffer 
Eileen Shell 
Gwendolyn Smith 
Olive Smith 
Eleanor Stout 
Helen Sullivan 
Mary Theobald 
Jean Walker 
Martha Wheeler 
Marianne Williams 
Virginia Wilson 





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McVickers, Cox, Enders 


Margaret Alexander 
Elinor Anderson 
Ruth Anderson 
Margery Angle 
Geraldine Barclay 
Angela Barford 
Margery Bauer 
Ruth Becker 
Elizabeth Beckley 
Nancy Berry 
Betty Blue 

Anna Mary Boose 
Irene Brophey 
Vesta Bollinger 
Minerva Burner 
Mary Buss 

Mary Carroll 
Margaretta Casey 
Cecele Cassick 
Pauline Chinn 
Martha Close 
Eloise Coffman 
Bette Collins 
Florence Conner 
Grace Cook 
Betty Corkwell 
Ruth Cornwell 
Marjorie Cottrell 
Evelyn Cox 

Ruth Crone 
Marjorie Culbertson 
Frances Davis 
Winifred Dean 
Helen Deber 
Loretta Delaites 
Rebecca Denman 
Louise Dinger 
Veronica Dion 
Mary Donnely 
Ruth Dorsey 
Florence Drout 
Barbara Jane Duffy 
Alcyon Elder 
Jane Elder 
Julianna Elk 
Elizabeth Ellenwood 
Martha Elliot 
Nancy Elliot 

Jean Emmert 
Mary Jane Enders 
Frances Erickson 
Helen Falls 
Louise Felton 
Carol Fisher 
Gladys Fringer 
Jane Funston 
Beatrice Furdaus 


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Dorothy Gary 
Catherine Gillette 
Irma Hake 
Frances Haley 
Harriet Harp 
Bertha Harris 
Vivian Harris 
Clara Mae Hartman 
Helen Helfrich 
Bettie Hepplewhite 
Edythe Hockman 
Jane Hoffman 
Elizabeth Holl 
Lucille Hull 

Alice Hultin 
Alice Humble 
June Hatcher 
Ann Jennings 
Lenora Jollay 
Julia Kehoe 
Charlotte Kibler 
Betty Kingseed 
Juliette Koren 
June Kurlander 
Margaret Lambdin 





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Audrey Lancy 
Evelyn Larrick 
Lois Anne Leach 
Dorothy Levine 
Molly Lewis 

Ruth Libonsky 
Delores Marshall 
Eleanor Maust 
Esther McVicker 
Carolyn Melhorn 
Eloise Myers 
Mary Montgomery 
Jane Nakans 

Ann Nelson 

Alice Newman 
Elizabeth Nickerson 
Ruth Ellen Orwick 
Alice Parent 

Jean Parish 
Thelma Parker 
Mary Peacock 
Marcia Ann Phend 
Ruth Pontious 
Mary Prichard 
Alice Raney 
Adelaide Reed 
Rose Ellen Reed 
Louise Reinman 
Marcella Risch 

[da Rivlin 

Ruth Rosenberg 
Martha Roth 
Dorothy Rowling 
Elizabeth Ryan 
Doris Sauerman 


Irene Schanz 
Helen Schnuble 
Mary Schwall 
Martha Scroggs 
Thelma Shank 
Betty Sherwood 
Jeanne Shreve 
Janet Simon 

Lois Singer 
Martha Sivaslian 
Elizabeth Smith 
Heath Snowden 
Ruth Snider 

Edith South 
Dorothy Stacker 
Betty Stacy 

Anna Lou Stevenson 
Jennie Stoll 

Mary Strusbaugh 
Susan Swisher 
Doris Summers 
Dorothy Summers 
Ann Talbot 
Jeanne Truex 
Betty Touchman 
Eleanor Tufoander 
Helen Vath 

Betty Wagner 
Viola Wald 

Betty. Walker 
Marian Wetherbee 
Mary Lee Wilkinson 
Elizabeth Williams 
Mary Louise Winegar 
Marjorie Young 








Vil Saal 


Eleanor Abelson 
Margaret Aikens 
Mary Alban 
Louise Allen 
Katherine Andrew 
Margery Angle 
Clare Apel 
Esther Aronson 
Hazel Bachman 
Ann Baer 

Eula Baker 
Charlene Balo 
Lois Bannerman 
Mary Barber 
Lois Barish 
Dorothy Barrar 
Maxine Bassett 
Lillian Bauer 
Rebecca Baum 
Alicia Beatty 
Elizabeth Belke 
Jean Berman 
Elsie Bernstein 
Marian Bessler 
Mildred Bishin 
Betty Blair 
Harriet Block 
Selma Bloom 


Constance Bowman 
Alda Boyce 

June Bregman 
Vivian Brouthers 
Anita Brown 
Mary Buckner 
Florence Busch 
Grace Butler 
Elva Caplan 
Barbara Carr 
Janice Clogg 
Betty Cochran 
Lenora Cohen 
Mary Cox 

Ruth Danaceau 
Margaret Daughters 
Louise Dehn 
Janet Deutsch 
Joan Dotter 

Ruth Dubin 
Florence Dykstra 
Mildred Edlick 
Nancy Elder 
Renee Elow 

Joy Feemster 
Martha Fenton 
Lois Ferris 
Sylvia Finkelstein 








Lillian Flickinger 
Geraldine Frankel 
Shirley Friedlander 
Elaine Friedman 
Helen Fuller 
Lois Goldsmit 
Ruth Goodwin 
Algean Groh 
Helen Grundstein 
Lois Guagy 
Marian Hafle 
Ruth Haignere 
Laccisa Harrison 
Mary Harwood 
Marylin Hastings 
Agnes Heckman 
Barbara Helm 
Lois Himes 
Janet Holt 
Virginia Horcher 
Janet Horwitz 
Katherine Houser 
Anna Hunter 
June Hunter 
Mary Ives 

Elaine Jackson 
Regina Jacobs 
Shirley Jacobs 





Busch, Dykstra, Cohen 


Sylvia Jacobs 
Lillian Jaffee 
Phyllis Jeffers 
Edith Jersin 
Priscilla Johnston 
Alice Jones 
Betty Jones 

Lois Kahn 

Irene Kalis 
Frances Kaplan 
Neva Karrick 
Jean Katz 

Helen Kiess 
Ruth Kendell 
Margaret Kennedy 
Jeanne Kenney 
Kathleen Kessler 
Marjorie Keyser 
Charlotte Kibler 
Mary Kilgore 
Elizabeth King 
Doris Klar 

Edna Klein 

Jean Kohler 
Fern Kohler 
Norma Koplin 
Margaret Kramers 
Helen Krebs 








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St Hilda's Hall 





Wilson, Dawson, Ulmer 
Poffenberger, Sibley, Probasco, Barnard 
Fuller, Philo, Seybold, Roberts 
Murphy, Purinton, Abbott, Conner 
Bramble, Brashear, Owen, Johnson, Weaver 





Virginia Abbott 
Eleanor Barnard 
Barbara Bramble 
Genevieve Brashear 
Martha Brown 
Phyllis Conner 


Beverly Landau 
Martha Landesman 
Hilda Largman 
Arline Lehman 
Janet Lingo 

Vida Loader 

Mary Long 
Margaret Love 
Babette Lowenberg 
Ruth Lurie 
Margaret Lutz 
Lois Macklem 
Eleanor Maisel 
Lois Malkin 
Beatrice Malkoff 
Mary Mansfield 
Loree Markley 
Frances Marks 
Ruby Martin 
Elizabeth Mayhew 
Harriett McCrery 
Alice McNish 
Kathleen Mellman 
Louise Melvin 
Sylvia Mermelstein 
Margaret Merrick 
Dollie Miller 
Elaine Miller 
Pauline Miller 
Ruth Miller 


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Caroline Dolson 
Peggy Eller 
Eleanor Fuller 
Pauline Johnson 
Edythe Murphy 


Mildred Owen 
Mary Philo 

Jean Poffenberger 
Betty Reed 

Ann Reppetto 


NEIL HALL --- Continued 


Sara Miller 
Elaine Minkow 
Rae Mouser 
Susann Muter 
Florence Nagler 
Anise Neitz 

Mary Neutzel 
Jane Newman 
Sue Nolze 

Anne Oldham 
Patsy Paris 
Sonya Paris 

Jane Parr 

Jean Parr 

Jean Patton 
Shirley Perlmutter 
Ruth Petersen 
Thelma Phillips 
Renee Pollack 
Ruth Pollack 
Charlot Polliakoff 
Sophia Pomerantz 
Patricia Putnam 
Lillian Raab 
Phyllis Rainer 
Bernice Reines 
Gladys Rendecker 
Ruth Rogers 
Saea Rogovin 


Alice Rose 

Edith Roth 

Eloise Roth 
Leona Ruess 
Rettie Rupprecht 
Alma Sanders 
Jane Savage 
Janet Savage 
Aileen Schaengold 
Shirley Schaffer 
Mary Schill 
Raizelle Schneider 
Dorothy Schochen 
Julia Scholder 
Matilda Scott 
Sarah Secrest 
Opal Seifert 

Rose Seifert 
Margaret Seman 
Onilee Shaner 
Virginia Sharrett 
Helene Sherfy 
Norma Shifrin 
Ruth Siens 
Fannie Silver 
Isabel Simmerman 
Lucille Simon 

Zoa Slutz 

Eleanor Smith 


Helen Roberts 
Jean Seybold 
Lois Sibley 
Jeannette Ulmer 
Dorothy Weaver 
Anne Wilson 


Jane E. Smith 
Jane M. Smith 
Patricia Smith 
Gertrude Sniderman 
Jean Spitznaugle 
Ellen Star 

Ruth Steigerwald 
Shirley Stein 
Theda Stein 
Doris Steinhilber 
Marian Steinmann 
Leila Stendahl 
Jean Sterman 
Helen Stern 
Janice Stoltz 
Eileen Sweeney 
Betty Teitelbaum 
Peggy Telgater 
Rosalie Thompson 
Anna May Thour 
Martha Tipton 
Alberta Tucker 
Dorothy Uhl 
Elizabeth Vogel 
Laura Vorhees 
Ruth Weeks 

Ann Wolfe 

Mooie Wong 
Jean Yarman 
Dorothy Zeck 











Fowler, Davy, Staehling, Brammer, Rawn, Prescott, McCusky, Lomych, Joest 


Wilkins, Blizzard, Crook, Pickens, Cavins, Starr, White, Willis, E. Reber, A. Reber 
Schenk, Dix, Strong, Chamberlain, F. Jones, Rarey, N. Jones, Hart, Henderson 
Moore, Chaverri, Cochran, Snedaker, Davis, Wolff, Snell, Westerman, Hirth, Erskine 


estminster 


Marta Arias 

Coral Becker 
Anna Beery 
Grace Bissell 
Edith Blizzard 
Ruth Bolon 
Elizabeth Bowers 
felba Brammer 
Martha Brush 
Jane Carter 

Helen Cavins 
Mary Chamberlain 
Aura Chaverri 
Janice Cochran 
Betty Coxen 
Mildred Creighton 
Esther Crook 





Mary Davis 
Christine Davy 
Elsie Dix 
Anita Dreyer 
Ruth Egan 
Isabel Erskine 
Jean Fowler 
Grace Gary 
Jane Geyer 
Betty Hall 
Martha Hart 
Betty Henderson 
Alice Hickson 
Ruth Hirth 
Marion Joest 
Caroline Jones 
Frances Jones 


Nancy Jones 
Katherine King 
Dollie Kleinhans 
Ellen Leitnaker 
Ann Lomych 

Tean Mason 

Gail McCusky 
Patricia Meacham 
Julia Moore 
Mildred Moore 
Nancy Morrison 
ane Mygrant 
Marian Neumeister 
ane Overman 
Hannah Owen 
Mary Parsley 
Margaret Patterson 





A 


Lee Pickens 
Priscilla Pifer 
Marjorie Putnam 
Ruth Rarey 
Betty Rauch 
Anne Rawn 
Anne Reber 
Elizabeth Reber 
Tad Riley 

Jane Runyan 
Alice Schaal 
Catherine Scheid 
Elizabeth Schenk 
Ruth Smith 
Mary Snedaker 
Betty Snell 
Mary Staehling 


Arias, Pifer, Neumeister, Schaal, Coxen, Watkins, Gamboa 


Sue Starr 
Dorothy Stott 
Betty Strong 
Betty Sutfin 
Jean Taylor 
Betty Tradtman 
Jeanne Trew 
Dorothy Tubman 
Martha Ulrich 
Bettye Vaughn 
Patricia Watkins 
Joanne Westerman 
Marjorie Wilkins 
Mary Wilkins 
Marianna Will 
Marian Willis 
Betty Wolff 





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Francis Adams 
Donald Arnold 
Robert Arnsbaugh 
Thomas Bacon 
Robert Baker 
Ora Baumgardner 
Veron Becher 
Roger Becker 
Robert Beldon 
Joseph Billman 
John Bloom 
John Blyth 
John Borman 
Elgar Brown 
Herbert Brown 
Leon Brown 
Richard Brown 
Richard Bueker 
Wiley Campbell 
Harry Carter 
Dane Caulkins 
Thomas Cavanaugh 
Wallace Chapla 
Harold Clum 
Eugene Coffman 
Owen Coghlan 
Paul Cohagen 
Leroy Collins 
Harry Collis 
Harold Copley 
Robert Corder 
Dallas Cornett 
Joseph Cox 
Stanley Cozart 
James Danner 
Douglas Davis 
Vernon Davis 
Robert Davlin 
Jerry Dent 
Charles Derr 
Hubert Dixon 
Winston Duckworth 
Benjamin Easterling 
Donald Eyler 
Joseph Fenwick 
Robert Fish 

Paul Fodor 
William Frazier 
Clifford Fulton 
Richard Gannon 
Myron George 
John Graham 
Loren Grandey 
Eugene Green 
Eugene Grill 


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Oren Gum 

Blake Hanan 
Robert Hawthorne 
Clifford Heer 
Robert Henry 
Donald Henthorn 
James Hogg 
Edward Hoke 
Robert Hower 
Samuel Huber 
Stanley Humphrey 
Sidney Isenberg 
Robert Janson 
Richard Jones 
George Jump 
David Keller 
Lawrence Kempton 
Edward Kern 
Carl Kessler 
Richard Keusch 
Donald Kiracofe 
Aimo Kivinemi 
Harold Klum 
Jerry Kramer 
Dillard Kuhlman 
Richard Lash 
Robert Latier 
Neal Layne 


OWer Chil 


John Leiman 
John Lewis 

John Louzecky 
Russel! Lovell 
Harold Lowe 
Roland Lynch 
Robert Lynn 
Floyd Madden 
Roy Maddux 
John Mann 
Donald McAdams 
Robert McCormick 
John McEwen 
Joseph McQuaide 
William Mericle 
William Merrell 
Lawrence Metcalf 
Kenneth Miller 
Richard Mitchell 
Horace Mitten 
Howard Mohler 
Nello Monarchi 
Alfons Monas 
David Moody 
Carl Moore 

Dean Moore 
John Moore 
Paul Moore 


The Tower Club 


Jack Morris 
John Mount 
Fritz Myers 
John Newman 
Henry Nickel 
David Nielson 
Rex Norrick 
George Olin 
Michael Papai 
Wayne Parker 
William Parker 
Reeve Paxson 
Lowell Perkins 
Richard Perkins 
Avon Pickering 
William Pierson 
Norman Price 
Robert Prior 
Homer Rapp 
Haines Reichel 
Donald Ress 
James Rickey 
Harlan Ridenour 
Jacob Riggs 
James Robinson 
Carl Roesch 
Frank Rosenberger 
Paul Ruese 








Warren Ruff 

Ross Russell 
Lawrence Sarbaugh 
Arthur Schwemler 
William Scott 
Eugene Seaman 
Robert Segna 
Walter Shaffer 
Bert Showman 
Herbert Sidle 
Theodore Smart 
Jack Smith 

Robert Smith 
Walter Smith 
Richard Spear 
Edward Staehling 
George Stancu 
George Stengel 
Charles Stephenson 
James Stephenson 
Elroy Stimpert 
Richard Strominger 
James Stubbins 
Robert Sweeney 
Stanley Swenson 
Glenn Tanner 
Robert Tate 

Carl Terry 





Harry Thoben 
Arthur Thomas 
Kenneth Thomas 
Robert Thomas 
Neal Thomsen 
John Trimmer 
Wallace Vietor 
William Waller 
Andrew Wansack 
Paul Ward 
Edgar Watkins 
Chester Watts 
Dana Weaver 
Kenneth Webb 
Robert Weber 
Ernest White 
Allan Wiggins 
Donald Wilde 
Edwin Willing 
John Wilson 
Louis Wolfe 
Homer Wood 
Paul Young 
Thomas Zaugg 
Robert Zeek 
Donald Ziegler 
Vernon Zieske 











AS ucheye Ch 


Donald Andregg 
Louis Barton 
Eugene Bates 
Clifford Beck 
James Bellock 
Robert Beltz 


Weldon Benbower 
Rudolph Berkhouse 


Donald Bernard 
Ivan Biscan 
Roger Biser 

Earl Blayney 
Harry Blum 
Edwin Bomeli 
Larry Booher 
Stanley Book 
Norman Bradstock 
Kenneth Breunig 
Paul Brown 
Willard Bryant 
Donald Capper 
George Carr 
Bentley Case 
Azro Cheney 
John Christman 
Robert Class 
Frederick Claugus 
John Cleary 
William Coleman 
Carl Cooperrider 
Carl Cox 

Earl Cox 

Ray Cruey 
Raymond Cutter 





Charles Dailey 
Stanton Darling 
Myron Davis 
Francis Day 
Kenneth Dobson 
Stephen Eros 
Robert Erwin 
Joseph Foster 
Homer Frazier 
Marvin Frederick 
Marion Fryer 
Harold Geiger 
David Gilmore 
Rogers Grimes 
Frederick Gutridge 
Robert Hanville 
Jack Harris 


The Buckeye Club 


MEMBERS 


Kenneth Hausman 
Henry Hinke 
Harold Hipsher 
Robert Hummer 
Harold Husted 
Paul Jenyk 

Fred Joseph 
Robert Lane 
Julian Leet 
Robert Lescher 
Joseph Mack 
Glyde Marsh 
Joseph Masaryk 
Allen Maurer 
Robert McCort 
Leonard Melvin 
Gilbert Mickelson 


Henry Miell 
Raymond Miller 
Richard Mindigo 
Leo Mistak 
William Moreland 
Robert Newbold 
John Newman 
Michael O'Horo 
Claude Perry 
John Petruska 
Carl Presgrave 
James Rice 
Charles Riegle 
Max Ruhl 
Robert Rupp 
Harry Shaefer 
Victor Shumaker 





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William Slinger 
George Smith 
Richard Smith 
Frank Spirk 
Robert Stout 
Bruce Strickling 
Charles Teale 
William Thomas 
Robert Thompson 
Joe Trosak 

Frank Vaclavik 
James Whittaker 
Harold Wiedeman 
Clifford Willford 
Maurice Wogaman 
William Woods 
Julian Yocom 


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Jack Abrams 
Clarence Acker 
Robert Anderson 
Russell Arthur 
Bill Arthurs 
Andrew Bailey 
Thomas Bailey 
Robert Balthaser 
Dale Baughman 
Francis Beall 
Harold Beighley 
Robert Bigler 
Milton Blatt 

Karl Boehk 
Heinz Boker 
Russell Bolinger 
Eugene Boweres 
Arthur Broadway 
Alfred Burchard 
Jack Carnahan 
Warren Christman 
Allen Conkle 
Richard Curl 
Jerome Deitch 
Joseph DiFranco 
Charles Derbyshire 
Arthur Dove 
Ernest Eckert 
Ralph Fetter 


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The Stadium Club 


Paul Foster 
George Gary 
Charles Gehrke 
Byron Geiger 
James George 
Klein Gilhousen 
Ralph Gloss 
Lloyd Gnagey 
Louis Goldman 
Paul Graham 
Philip Greene 
Floyd Groff 
Harold Hall 
Edward Hartman 
James Higgins 
Bruce Hingham 
Joseph Hirschberg 
James Hoffman 
Joseph Hoffman 
Edwin Hoffstetter 
Lawton Howell 
John Howells 
Dwight Hughes 
Hugh Hull 
Michael Hunyadi 
Robert Kessler 
Eldon Krantz 
James Konneker 
Floyd Kolb 





Charles Lane 
James Lane 
Lawrence Leiby 
Robert Livensparger 
Ivan Logan 

Frank Lorimer 
Albert Mack 
Gordon Mason 
Russell Masterson 
Arch McCormick 
Emanuel McGregor 
Dwight Meehan 
Charles Melton 
Joseph Mihalka 
Theodore Munch 
William Muntean 
Lewis Offensend 
Robert Owens 
Marcus Page 
Lowell Parks 
Robert Pinches 
Thomas Pomeroy 
Willard Price 
Ralph Prouty 
Dwight Ridge 
Robert Ries 
John Ringhisen 
Robert Robinson 
William Robison 





Waldo Schied 
Judah Schwartz 
Bill Shelton 
David Sprague 
Charles Smith 
Emil Sluga 

John Stage 

Ted Stamm 
David Strausser 
Robert Stutzman 
Vernon Tharp 
Dan’ Thomas 
Elmer Thomas 
John Thomas 
Robert Tippet 
Vernon Trinter 
William Turpin 
Andrew Van Echo 
Harry Vogelsong 
Lowell Walder 
John Webb 
Robert Weber 
James White 
Glen Wintermute 
Richard Wood 
Bernard Zemel 
Clarence Zieske 
Milton Zimmerman 














PROFESSIONALS 








Bell, Allen, Miller, Hinchman 
Mellor, MacQuigg, Berwitt, Galvin, Hendershot 
Ryan, Puppel, Hawkins, Heffron 


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Alpha Kappa Kappa. 3 ee John Carnes 
Alpha (Qmecar «55 2S 2 eee Louis Galvin 
Alpha \Pst27o252 os eee Earl Sprunger 
Delta Sigma Delta -......2....2220.--... William Mellor 
Delta“Theta’ Pit a ol ge Robert Read 
Gamma Eta Gamma.............. Charles Hendershot 
hu Sigtia bites Se ee ot Benjamin Hawkins 
Omega Tau Sigma ................... Lowell Hinchman 
Phi Ci ees iene Le, Ralph MacQuigg 
PhinDeltaw= psi] ons ee eae Michael Perlin 
Phi Delia Pit 2 ues eo oe ae John Bell 
Phi Hho Sloma. ee Atiulio Puppel 
PSL COORG geese eee Donald Miller 
pigiiia isla tetas. os. Ses ee Stanley Cooper 
2a Boston ihe... 2 eae Louis Berwitt 
Theta KiappavPoal co eo ee George Ley 


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ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA 





Kuntz, Ringer, Harding, Duncan, Deishley, Radancevich, Rogers 
Boehm, Clark, Wince, Randall, Armour, Dickerhoof, Hughes, Kincaid 
Hamm, Stine, Healey, Butcher, Artz, Lovebury, Light 
Schumacher, Pearson, Schaeffer, Sparling, Groom, Forrester 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Hugh Beatty James Ferguson John Horst Claude Perry 
George Curtis Fred Fletcher Paul Hudson Philip Reel 
Horace Davidson Albert Frost Robert Kirk d Seymour 


Francis Davis 
Joseph DeLor 


Isaac Harris 
John Hill 


John Mitchell 


Ralph Pagel 














SENIORS 
Curtis Artz Joseph Healey 
Wendell Butcher Richard Light 
Donald Haugh William Lovebury 

JUNIORS 
Lloyd Boehm Charles Deishley 
James Boyer Charles Duncan 
John Carnes Joseph Forrester 
Thomas Clark Joseph Geer 

SOPHOMORES 

Dean Armour Ernest Breyfogle Richard Gilson Joseph Groor 

FRESHMEN 


Gilbert Dickerhoof 
Albert Frell 
Charles Harding 


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ALPHA OMEGA 





Erlitz, Shotten, Shore, Engel, Berkowitz, Lefferts, Kleine 
Venook, Sobel, Babushkin, Samuels, Lurie, Goldberg, Rose 
Orgel, Kalman, Levy, Edelman, Garbus, Steinfeld, Rodinsky, Galvin 
Studin, Dworkin, Brody, Sacks, Shapiro, Goldsmith, Soroko, Rubinstein 





SENIORS 
Murry Brody Paul Goldsmith Philip Shapiro Paul Studin 
Sanford Dworkin Philip Sacks Arthur Soroko 

JUNIORS 
Louis Galvin Harold Kalman Daniel Rodinsky Harry Rubinstein 
Harry Garbus Benjamin Steinfeld’ 

SOPHOMORES 

Arthur Edelman Samuel Levy Victor Orgel 

FRESHMEN 


Walter Babushkin 
Marvin Berkowitz 
Harvey Cole 
Howard Engel 


Stanley Erlitz 
Sidney Goldberg 
Harold Kleine 
Nathan Lefferts 





Jack Lurie 
Charles Rose 
Milton Rubin 


Herbert Samuels 


Psi Chapter 

238 W. Tenth Avenue 
Established 1927 

34 Chapters 

Founded 1907 

7,500 Members 


Lewis Shore 
Irving Shotten 
Arthur Sobel 
Joseph Venook: 





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ALPHA PSI 





Forthofer, Piper, Lewis, Northington, Lusk, Richards, Rainge, Getty 
Beamer, Jones, Rhinebarger, Kottenbrock, Ross, Simione, Puppel, Menges 
Funderburg, Engard, Lantis, Houdeshell, M. Ross, Dimick, Dorman, Kline, Chambers 
Peck, Heller, Carpenter, Reid, Smith, Oswalt, Martin, Berger 


Derwin Aschraft 


William Bills John Knapp Harold Moses Arthur Schalk 
Clarence Woodhouse 
SENIORS 
Joseph Berger Oliver Heller Edgar Houdeshell Martir Ross 
James Hay john Hisgen Edward Peck Gail Smith 
Earl Sprunger 
JUNIORS 
Homer Carter Robert Getty Gaylord Lewis Lloyd Oswalt 
James Dorman Robert Hocker William Martin William Piper 
Clinton Forthofer Donald Hott Louis Northington John Puppel 
David Funderburg Joseph Reed 
SOPHOMORES 
Paul Beamer Lowell Jones Robert Menges Bruce Swart 
Robert Carpenter Dale Kline Jacob Richards Lloyd Terrill 
Walter Chambers Amos Kottenbrock Charles Ross Paul Wallace 
Randall Foley David Lusk john Simione Kenneth Welty 
FRESHMEN 


James Davis 
John Dick 
Alan Dimick 





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FACULTY MEMBERS 


John Helwig 


Richard Engard 
Harold Harter 


Ervon Hollingshead 


Alpha Chapter 

101 Twelfth Avenue 
Established 1907 

7 Chapters 


Founded 


1907 


2,300 Members 


John Mills 


Dick Junk 
Paul Keene 
George Lantis 





Russell Rebrassier 


John Rainge 
Charles Seward 
Roy Rhinebarger 





EPSILON PSI EPSILON 





Campbell, Zettel, Miller, McKinney, Kneebusch, England, Ruhlman, Keffer 
H. Buenau, Brady, Baldwin, Hursch, Evans, Keller, Schrapp, Spellicy 
Sturges, Kaufman, Wey, Sauer, Bixler, Kerr, Zentner, Rankin 
Frey, Smith, Dunn, Holdren, McElwain, Fenton, Richardson, Jauch 
Williams, Hofstetter, Mason, Kehoe, J. Buenau, Kurtz, Keith, Fry 


FACULTY MEMBERS 





Glenn Fry 


John Buenau 
Frank Dunn 
Fred Fenton 


Thomas Brady 
Harold Buenau 
Dennis England 
Charles Evans 


Russel Baldwin 
Donald Bixler 


Samuel Campbell 





Herbert Mote 


SENIORS 
Henry Hofstetter 
Richard Jauch 
Claire Kehoe 

JUNIORS 
James Frey 
Hazard Holdren 
Charles Hursh 

SOPHOMORES 
Jerry Garrard 
Donald Keffer 
FRESHMEN 


Ralph Keller 


Ellsworth Reese 


Jack Kurtz 
Marlan McElwain 
Kenneth Mason 


Raymond Kaufman 
Jack Keith 
George Kerr 


William Kneebusch 
Jack Miller 


Donald Schopp 


Beta Chapter 

76 Twelfth Avenue 
Established 1920 
7 Chapters 
Founded 1919 

734 Members 


Fred Richardson 
Robert Sturges 
Werner Zentner 


Robert McKinney 
Samuel Sauer 
Irvine Smith 
Jack Spellicy 


George Rankin 
Donald Ruhlman 
John Zettel 





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GAMMA ETA GAMMA 





DeMuth, Shannon, Mahu, Bauman, Dush, Beringer, Wible 
Acton, Harmon, McClary, Gorman, Oliver, Hitchcock 
Heaton, Rankin, Cline, Hendershot, Costello, Redinger, Mallow 
Montgomery, Woodard, Galeman, Stilwell, Petersen, Kosach 


FACULTY 
Arthur Martin 
SENIORS 
William Coleman John Harmon Michael Kosach Myron Oliver 
Joseph Dush Wilford Heaton Clarence Lee Rollin Petersen 
James Gorman Charles Hendershot Robert Montgomery Frazer Redinger 
JUNIORS 
Guy Cline Richard Rankin Kenneth Robbins James Stilwell 
Joseph McClary John Woodard 
FRESHMEN 
Joseph Acton William Beringer John DeMuth Carl Mallow 
Richard Bauman Robert Costello Edward Maher John Shannon 


David Wible 


Rho Chapter 

29 East Frambes Avenue 
Established 1922 

32 Chapters 

Founded 1901 

1,300 Members 





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MU BETA'CHI 





Golomb, Groban, Loeb, Horowitz, Moses, Franklin, Hoffman 
Lefkowitz, Zeiger, Jacoby, Barry, Spiro, Kotosky 
Weintraub, Robbin, Rapport, Balas, Freedman, Scott 


SENIORS 
Arthur Freedman Harold Kotosky Adolf Rabinowitz Herman Scott 
Samuel Golomb Sam Lefkowitz Milton Rapport Meyer Spiro 

Hyman Weintraub 
JUNIORS 
Jerome Balas Sidney Franklin George Jacoby Harry Robbin 
Mitchel Cohen Myron Hoffman William Loeb George Zeiger 
SOPHOMORES 

Mayer Horowitz Jack Jenefsky Paul Kluga Harold Linsky 

FRESHMEN 
Grant Brandon Joseph Groban Edward Kellerman Herman Vaprin 


Beta Chapter 

46 Sixteenth Avenue 
Established 1935 

2 Chapters 

Founded 1930 

100 Members 





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NU SIGMA NU 





Greegor, Brown, English, Lowery, M..Smith, W..Smith, Caudill, Burrell 
Rowles, Scott, Roberts, Heisel, Hawkins, Beattie, Pfaadt, Ternocky, Shearer 
Sargis, Shorkey, Houston, King, Harsh, Brooks, Geckler, Perri, Moss 
Jones, Wharton, Scheetz, Urban, Keck, Marsh, Schaefer 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


John Alcorn Rollin Durant Eldred Heisel Thomas Rardin 
James Beer Robert English Benjamin Houghton Paul Schaefer 
Caspar Benson John Farson Elmer Horton Hugh Setterfield 
Rollo Bonnell James Foley Phillip Knies Charles Shepard 
John Brown Huston Fulton Harry LeFever Clifford Sherburne 
Oscar Coddington Morris Goldberg Howard Mitchell Clayton Smith 
Jacob Coons William Starin 
SENIORS 
Thomas Frame Willis Kubiac John Lowery Dell Russell 
Benamin Hawkins Warren Lapp John Moss Robert Scott 
Homer Keck George Lemon Harold Roberts Frank Ternocky 
JUNIORS 
Richard Brooks Donald Jones Raymond Scheetz William Smith 
Robert Cassidy William Marsh George Schwemlein Walter Stout 
Jack Dillahunt Ernest Perri Merl Smith Don Urban 
William Houston Joseph Wharton 
SOPHOMORES 
Kussel Brown David Greegor Harry Keys Harold Sargis 
Darrell Caudill Robert Harsh Jack Knapp Howard Scoit 
Ivan Clark Nathan Headley Roger Lyons Gerhard Shearer 
Robert English Jasper Hedges John Read Robert Sherman 
James Thomas 
FRESHMEN 
Garrett Ackerman Charles Clark Francis McCoy Don Rowles 
Fountain Beattie Robert Davison William Monger Richard Shorkey 
Fredric Balz Charles Geckler Clyde Norman Philip Vandeman 
Robert Burrell Robert Ireland William Pfaadt Jeseph Wilson 


Richard Woodyard 


Beta Tau Chapter 
1454 Neil Avenue 
Established 1935 
42, Chapters 
Founded 1882 
14,642 Members 





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OMEGA TAU SIGMA 





Oscar Brumley 
Theodore Fitzgerald 


Paul Boyer 

Charles deVarennes 
Russell Dickason 
Milton Evans 


Max Badger 
Otto Cobb 
Donald DeTray 
Frank Enzie 


Ivan Amerine 
Wayne Boyd 
Ray Collier 


Verle Crago 


Harry Crawford 


Amerine, Crawford, Beyer, Gray, Welbourne, Dickason, Stewart 
Kagy, Higley, Fox, Mauger, Koebel, Price, deVarennes, Smith, Reiner 
Muntz, Lisowski, Henson, Strawn, Washburn, Hinchman, Collier, Tacke, DeTray, Kloboucnik 
Cobb, Finney, Enzie, Jackson, Badger, Schwarm, James, Davison, Boyd, Harris 
Smith, E. Evans, Waite, M. Evans, Kuhn, Walmsley, Elsass, Dinsmore 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Leonard Goss 
Walter Hobbs 


Malcolm Finney 
William Harris 
Benjamin Henson 
Harold James 


Edgar Evans 
Murl Fox 

Charles Higley 
Woodrow Jackson 


Roy Davidson 
Jack Dinsmore 
Norman Elsass 


Robert Glover 
Laverne Graham 





SENIORS 


JUNIORS 


SOPHOMORES 


FRESHMEN 


Walter Krill 
Roy Nichols 


Irvin Kuhn 
Thaddeus Lisowski 
Harry Mauger 

Paul Muntz 


Berlin Kagy 
Melvin Kloboucnik 
Floyd Koebel 
James McOwen 


Paul Gardner 
Oliver Gray 
Wilbur Hilsheimer 


Carl Vanpel 
Russell Welbourn 


Gamma Chapter 
1968 Iuka Avenue 
Established 1911 
5 Chapters 
Founded 1907 
1,500 Members 


John Shoemaker 


Willard Strawn 
Fred Tacke 
George Walmsley 
Paul Washburn 


Andrew Reiher 
Francis Schwarm 
Richard Smith 
Robert Smith 
Edward Waite 


Lowell Hinchman 
Lawrence Price 
Marvin Stuart 


James Wilkinson 





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PHI CHI 





Calland, Gallagher, Drummond, Schellhase, Blanden, Messenger, Bannister, Wilson 
Franken, Phillips, Rice, Morgan, McCreary, Magnuson, Meckstroth, Fox 
Brancamp, Smith, Kackley, Mogg, Neiswander, Schumaker, Allison, Roth, Stoner 
Dodd, O'Neill, Battles, Ferguson, Mallett, Mahaffey, Kistler, Wilkins 
MacQuigg, Muckley, Bowsher, Wharram, Pilmer, Schweitzer 


Charles Doan 
Samuel Edelman 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Ralph Hartwell 
George Peters 


Harold Postle 
Frank Riebel 


George Watson 
Oram Woolpert 


Herbert Emswiler Paul Yates 
SENIORS 
Lambert Agin Robert Bowsher James McCreary Ralph Sampson 
Robert Berkebile Duane Kackley Harold Messenger William Schumacher 
Merwine Blanden Victor Kistler Franklyn Rice 
JUNIORS 
William Bannister Francis Gallagher Thomas O'Neill Cerl Roth 
William Calland Paul Meckstroth Gordon Pilmer Julius Schweitzer 
Selwyn Drummond Richard Morgan Sidney Rice Robert Smith 
Thomas Fox Robert Wilson 
SOPHOMORES 
Morris Battles Mack Lopusniak James Muckley John Strait 
Robert Ferguson Robert Magnuson Marvin Roszmann Kenneth Wharram 
Donald Greenamyer Albert Mogg Frederick Schellhase 
FRESHMEN 


Willard Allison 
Joseph Brancamp 
Theodore Dodd 





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Howard Mahaffey 
Dean Mallett 
Floyd Neiswander 


Gamma Chapter 
354 W. Ninth Avenue 
Established 1913 


67 Chapters 


Founded 1889 
20,000 Members 


Ralph Phillips 
Leroy Schumacker 
Willard Stoner 


William Wells 
John Wilkins 








PHI DELTA PHI 





Jordan, Merry, Price, Covington, Junk, Brown, Coleman 
Mitchell, Fais, Grace, De Vennish, Earhart, Pfeifer, Murr, Robison 
Crow, Meifert, Bell, Young, Weed, Applegate 





Herschel Arant 
Robert Hunter 


James Bell 
Paul Brown 


Thomas Applegate 
Philip Aultman 


Robert Coleman 
Joseph DeVennish 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Norman Lattin 
Robert Mathews 


Warren Earhart 
Arthur Meifert 


Clarence Covington 
Fred Crow 


Edward Doyle 
Gervais Fais 


SENIORS 


JUNIORS 


FRESHMEN 


William Rose 
Alonzo Tuttle 


Robert Merry 
John Mitchell 


Richard Grace 
Kline Roberts 


Jackson Jordan 
William Junk 


Swan Inn Chapter 
Established 1893 
62 Chapters 
Founded 1869 
28,632 Members 


Harry Vanneman 


Lowell Murr 
Harry Price 
Ithamar Weed 


George Young 


Joseph Pfeifer 
Frank Robison 
George Sauer 





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PSI OMEGA 





Patton, Dew, Novotny, Schaeffer, Hatch, Dredge, DiBello, Reeves, Close 
Kesler, Backus, R. Miller, Thornhill, Evans, D, Miller, Wagner, King, McCreary 
Jerman, Reynolds, Perkins, Trach, Wearstler, Mackenbach, Rusk, Suitor, Uhrig, Moore 
Gnandt, Fries, Troyan, Samuel, Brown, Brunk, Flemington, Steiner, Williams 
Donovan, Menendez, Groman, Carrasquillo, Barlow, Blaine, Warren, Dimity, Imhoff 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Irwin Bottenhorn 
Carl Boucher 
Harvey Cottrel 
Harold Crow 


Harold Barlow 
Charles Blaine 


Robert Brown 
Richard Close 
Anthony DiBello 


Gilbert Backus 
William Dew 
Stanley Evans 


Lewis Brunk 
Lawrence Church 
Howard Dredge 
Charles Hatch 





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William Graham 
Wilbur Marshall 
Wendle Postle 
Harry Semans 


SENIORS 


Reinaldo Carrasquillo 
William Dimity 


JUNIORS 

William Flemington 

Joseph Gnandt 

Clare McCreary 

SOPHOMORES 

George Fries 

Albert Jerman 

Donald Kessler 

FRESHMEN 


Than King 

John Novotny 
Woodrow Patton 
Jack Perkins 


Psi Chapter 

109 Twelfth Avenue 
Established 1901 

31 Chapters 
Founded 1892 

21,172 Members 


Herbert Shumway 


Dick Snyder 
Frank Starr 
Victor Steffel 


Richard Donovan 
Herman Groman 


Dean Miller 
Roger Miller 
Paul Raish 


Charles Mackenbach 
Thomas Moore 
James Reynolds 


Nelson Reeves 

Richard Samuel 
James Thornhill 
Stephen Troyan 


--Robert Trippy 


Robert Wade 
Roland Wiltberger 


Andrew Imhoff 
Francis Menendez 
Frank Warren 


Roy Schaeffer 
Richard Steiner 
Paul Suitor 
Mark Trach 


William Rusk 
George Wagner 
David Wearstler 


Frank Uhrig 
Louis Wascepinez 


Robert Williams 








SIGMA DELTA CHI 





Satiler, Burke, Gordon, Graber 
Wiseman, Gross, McFadden, Havener, Hirsch 
Squires, Taylor, Eubanks, Halliday 


FACULTY 
Edward Doan Raymond Lawrence Norval Luxon James Pollard 
Lester Getzloe Harold Schellinger 
SENIORS 
Henry Bachrach Earl Gordon Willard Hirsch George Sattler 
James Burke Charles Graber Irving Lichtenstein Eugene Squires 
Irvin Eubanks Robert Halliday Tom McFadden Richard Taylor 
Donald Wiseman 
JUNIORS 
James Danner Amon Gross Vernon Havener Paul Jacobs 


John Norman 


Ohio State Chapter 
Established 1911 
44 Chapters 
Founded 1907 
5,000 Members 





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HONORARIES 


























FS Medicine 
Gamma Chapter 
Established 1933 
4] Chapters 
Founded 1902 


ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA 





Alpha Omega Alpha was organized for the promo- 
tion of scholarship and research in medical schools, 
the encouragement of a high standard of character and 
conduct among medical students, and the recognition 
of high attainments in the medical sciences of practice 
and related fields. Regular members are medical men 
and women who as undergraduates have given prom- 
ise of becoming leaders in this profession, while hon- 
orary memberships are given to physicians who have 
attained distinction in any worthy line of human en- 
deavor. This group sponsors one public lecture a year 
—this year by Dr. Logan Clendening, who spoke on 
“The Doctor in Art, Music and Literature.” 





Farber, Schafer 
Curtis, Meyer 


FACULTY MEMBERS 















Fremont Bateman 
Leslie Bigelow 
John Brown 
George Curtis 
Horace Davidson 
Joseph DeLor 


David Farber 
Eldred Heisel 


Charles Doan 
Verne Dodd 
Kenneth Ferguson 
Jonathon Forman 
Albert Frost 
Grant Graves 


Willis Kubiac 
Blanche Meyer 


Morris Guthrie 
Frank Hartman 
Gilman Kirk 
Robert Kirk 
George Nelson 
Dwight Palmer 


SENIORS 


Alexander Pollack 
Galon Rodabaugh 





Pollack, Silberstein, Meyer, Kubiac, Rodabaugh 
Heisel, Farber, Nelson, Curtis, Schafer 


Phillip Reel 
Harry Reinhart 
Clayton Smith 
John Upham 
Neal Wood 
Oram Woolpert 


Paul Schafer 
Jack Silberstein 


Accounting 
Omicron Chapter 
Established 1929 
18 Chapters 
Founded 1919 


BETA ALPHA PSI 





Membership to Beta Alpha Psi, national accounting 
fraternity, is restricted to Juniors and Seniors majoring 
in accounting. The selection is based partly on scholar- 
ship. The chapter at Ohio State boasts of many alumni 
prominent in the business world. The high standards 
which this group upholds, coupled with its achieve- 
ments, have made it one of the goals of those who plan 
to enter the field of accounting. This honorary society, 
founded in 1921, is one of the organizations connected 
with the accounting department in the College of Com- 
merce. 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


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Dallas Bolon 
Walter Burnham 
William Dickerson 


George Eckelberry 
Wilfred Fleig 
Brooks Heckert 


Arthur Jahn 
James McCoy 
Hermann Miller 


Daniel Shonting 
Jacob Taylor 


Walter Wall 
Russell Willcox 


SENIORS 
Richard Baker Lester Hite Donald Merrick Carl Presgrave 
Martin Barrett Linn Hobbs Robert Mertie Richard Remy 
Irving Converse John Koman Robert Miller Edwin Sarrey 
Alan Fite Robert Lowman George Morris Max Schmitt 
William Hamilton Robert McCarthy Harold Negelspach Fied Sloane 
Ernest Hicks Wade Turvy 

JUNIORS 


Ivan Biscan 
Richard Clevenger 
John Cotabish 


Wilbur Dayton 
Donald Friend 
James George 


Sarrey, Friend, Woodward, Fite, Mertie, Baker, Hobbs 


Hartman, Dayton, 
George, Hicks, Todd, Morgan, Merrick, Biscan, Negelspach 
Presgrave, Clevenger, Remy, Koman, McCarthy, Winchell 

Morris, Miller, Hamilton, Zimmerman, Dickerson, Jahn, Lowman 


Edward Hartman 
Clifford Morgan 
Wayne Overmyer 


Schmitt, Cotabish, Sloane, 


Stout 


Robert Stout 
Herbert Todd 
William Woodward 








Commerce 


Beta Chapter 
Established 1922 
43 Chapters 
Founded 1913 


Theodore Beckman 
Orin Burley 
Charles Dice 
Catherine Dolby 
Elvin Donaldson 
William Duffus 
George Eckelberry 


Sam Arnold 


Howard Blackburn 
Philip Brier 


Beta Gamma Sigma is the only national commerce 


honorary in the United States. Membership to this fra- 


ternity is based on scholastic attainment, the members 
being chosen from the upper tenth of the Senior Class. 
Selection is also based on personality and character. 
During the spring quarter of each year Beta Gamma 
Sigma sponsors a scholarship dinner for all freshmen 
in the College of Commerce who have a point-hour 


ratio of 3. or higher. 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Harold Maynard 
John Mee 
Hermann Miller 
Robert Patton 


James Hagerty 
Claire Harmeyer 
Gordon Hayes 
Brooks Heckert 
Felix Held 
Henry Hoagland 


Montgomery Pike 
Charles Reeder 


Charles Huntington Daniel Shonting 


GRADUATE MEMBERS 


Hans Carstensen Jack Colclough 


SENIOR MEMBERS 


Robert Mertie 
Robert Miller 


Jean Emmert 


Jerome Kreinberg 


Edwin Smart 
Richard Stevens 
Jacob Taylor 
Eugene VanCleef 
Henry Walradt 
Walter Weidler 


James Yocum 


Robert Manhart 


Marjorie Poston 


Ralph Schaefer 


Reed Zimmerman 





Literary 
Alpha Epsilon Chapter 


Established 1926 3 a 
27 Chapters a XA 
Founded 1919 age 


CHI DELTA PHI 


Chi Delta Phi, a national literary society, bases its 
membership on ability in wriitng. To improve their 
work members subject their writing to self criticism, 
and to the suggestions of already successful authors. 
This group strives to further creative writing, to stimu- 
late reading, and to increase public interest in con- 
temporary literature by sponsoring lectures by promi- 
nent people in this field. This year Chi Delta Phi 
brought Robert Frost and Louis Bromfield to our 
campus. 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Bernadine Whitmer 


SENIORS 
Elizabeth Beck Clara Distel Elizabeth Neff Grace Schaffner 
Jessie Blickensderfer Martha Hinkle Jane Neff Rita Thomas 
Carol Coffin Nettie Mendel Jean Poffenberger Carolyn Woodard 

Jeanne Yantes 

JUNIORS 

Lorraine Becker Dorothy Bramble Betty Irwin 
SOPHOMORES 

Mary Davis Lois Jennings Lois Loghry 

FRESHMEN 


Harriet Grant 





Blickensderfer, Loghry, E. Neff, Yantes, Davis, Thomas, Woodard 
Becker, Lebo, Mendel, Beck, Schaffner, Hinkle, Grant 
Jennings, Distel, J. Neff, Poffenberger, Light, Bramble 


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Wilkins, 


Kathryn Baum 
Mary Beitler 
Barbara Brown 
Jane Coulter 


Jean Brunner 
Katharine Hughes 


Music 

Chi Chapter 
Established 1928 
28 Chapters 
Founded 1909 





Sayers, Smith, Dierker 


Ruth Davis 
Lillian Dierker 
Olive McCombs 
Lucine McNaught 


Jean Seybold 


Ruth Barnebey 


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Worthington, Barnebey, Brunner, Hughes, Straley, Davis 
McNaught, Silbernagel, Seybold, Baum, Williams, Reber 
Coulter, Sayers, Smith, Dierker, Beitler 


Spring quarter. 


SENIORS 
Mary Morrison 
Elizabeth Reber 
Martha Sayers 
Estelle Smith 
JUNIORS 
Catherine Silbernagel 
SOPHOMORES 

























DELTA OMICRON 


Delta Omicron #mational honorary music Sorority, 
was formed at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music in 
1909. The Chi chapter at Ohio State was established to 
promote the work of women musicians and to foster 
fellowship among students in undergraduate years. 
Members are chosen for outstanding attainments in | 
music. This year Chi chapter initiated Margaret Speaks 
as a national honorary member. Also, all the members 
of the group participated in a concert given during the 


Miriam Straley 
Mary Wilkins 
Wanda Worthington 


Jean Sprenger 
Janet Williams 


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Classical Languages REP , 


Alpha Tau Chapter = 


ETA SIGMA PHI 


Established 1934 6 
45 Chapters Rese a 


Founded 1924 = ay 


Eta Sigma Phi fraternity is an honorary society of 
students whose purpose it is to develop and promote 
interest in classical study, whether in history, art or 
literature, and to effect closer relationship among its 
members. The quarterly program consists of initiation, 
business meeting, and banquet, except in the spring 
when a picnic is held. Members are usually recom- 
mended by the faculty and then invited personally by 
an executive committee which is elected in April im- 
mediately preceding the National Convention. 





Cohen, Gompf, Wolfe, Cory, Ferguson, Self, Hoff 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Kenneth Abbott George Bolling John Hough 


William McDonald 

John Titchener 
GRADUATE STUDENTS 

Esther Gantz 


Vera Carter 
Edward Cory 
Merrila Davis 
Avah Fahnestock 


Robert Boroff 
Annetta Cohen 
Dorothy Conway 


Kathryn Reicharat 


SENIORS 
Jeanne Ferguson 
Russell Foster 
Marjorie Gompf 
Katherine Hannay 


JUNIORS 


David Efros 
Virginia Hupp 
Mary Jackson 


SOPHOMORES 


Charles Bates 


Eileen Smoke 


Virginia Hoff 
Josephine Mooney 
Mary Self 
Elizabeth Shurtz 


Doris Lusk 
Evelyn Mallernee 
John Oglevee 


Edward Hill 


Sam Stregevsky 
Joella Whitaker 
Margaret Wolfe 


Margaret Patterson 
Jane Trent 





Jackson, Lusk, Fahnestock, Oglevee, Shurtz, Patterson 
Stregevsky, Mooney, Davis, Carter, Trent, Foster 
Hoff, Cohen, Wolfe, Cory, Ferguson, Self, Gompf 


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Gustav Bruder 
William Casey 


Hugh Austermiller 
Robert Haldeman 
Clark Hammitt 


Robert Bedell 
Robert Berger 
Kenneth Bryant 
Harry Carter 
Stanley Crist 


John Bloom 
Lester Farver 
Ronald Gregory 
Richard Grossman 


Band 

Eta Chapter 
Established 1923 
21 Chapters 
Founded 1919 


The honorary band fraternity, Kappa Kappa /Psijis 4 
musical organization which was established @t Ohio 
State to provide a means of conferring honor om these 
men who have distinguished themselves in the mareh= 
ing band and the concert orchestra. All members are 
chosen on the basis of musical attainment in these two 
organizations. Each year Kappa Kappa Psi sponsors the 
band dance and a banquet. It also entertains the bands 
of other schools visiting Ohio State. 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


William Thomas Eugene Weigel 


SENIORS 
Richard Heine Edwin Jonas 
Jack Henry Myron McKelvey 
Joe Hoffman James Mueller 
JUNIORS 
James Elliott Robert Lukens 
Charles Harris Harold McGinnis 
Glen Johnson Frank Piper 
Charles Johnston Leslie Quinn 
William Joseph Robert Redding 
SOPHOMORES 


Leonard Klonowski 
Robert Place 
Robert Roshong 


William Scharenberg 
Robert Schulenberg 
Harold Shively 





Neubach, Farver, Beales, Bryant, Randolph, McKelvey, Crist, Hoffman 


Scharenberg, 


Quinn, Bedell, Stein, Elliott, Strouss, Bloom, Gregory 


Roshong, Piper, Redding, Harris, Wilson, Joseph, Johnston, Lukens 
Grossman, Schmitt, Whiston, Williams, Shively, Smith, McGinnis 
Austermiller, Henry, Mueller, Hammitt, Berger, Thomas 


KAPPA KAPPA PSI 


Manley Whitcomb 
John Williams 


Gerry Neubach 
William Randolph 


Richard Schmitt 
Clarence Strouss 
Paul Titlow 
Wayne Wilson 


Hugh Shumaker 
Joseph Smith 
David Stein 
Richard Whiston 


T 348 3 


PHI CHI THETA 


Shirley Barr 
Mary Coffman 


Betty Greene 
Elizabeth Lok 


Gayle Amstutz 
Mary Bachman 
Barbara Carpenter 


Commerce 

Tau Chapter 
Established 1928 
33 Chapters 
Founded 1924 


Phi Chi Theta is an honorary which is comparatively 
new on this campus. Any woman in the College of 
Commerce or in Commerce-Education is eligible to join, 
and selections are made by vote of the active members. 
Those chosen must be pledged one month before initi- 
ation. At every other meeting some outstanding profes- 
sional business person speaks to the organization and 
answers questions that are asked him by the group. This 
year the girls held one dance each quarter, and the 
annual Founder's Day Banquet on March 6. Phi Chi 
Theta is a charter member of the National Professional 
Pan-Hellenic. 





FACULTY 


Viva Boothe 


Eleanor Karch 
Irene Kellz 


Dorothy McGuire 
Doris Murphy 


Mary Edler 
Caroline Hoffman 
Elizabeth Hogue 


Claire Harmeyer 


SENIORS 


Juliette Koren 
Donaldine Morgan 


JUNIORS 
Helen Overturf 
Eunice Whitsett 
SOPHOMORES 


Glenna Hunter 
Glenna Mendenhall 
Roberta Molsberry 


Ox 


Marjorie Postle 
Gail Smith 
Edith Steiger 


Mildred Yenchius 


Ruth Shirkey 
Olive Smith 


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Yenchius, 
Morgan, Mendenhall, McGuire, Whitsett, Hogue, Shirkey 


Greene, O. Smith, Bachman, Barr 


Kellz, 
Molsberry, 


Murphy, Karch, Koren, 
Overturf, Postle, 


Coffman, Hoffman 
Steiger, G. Smith, Amstutz 


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PHI ETA SIGMA 


Scholastic 

Ohio State Chapter 
Established 1928 
39 Chapters 
Founded 1923 



















Phi Eta Sigma is=the mational ireshiman scholastic 
honorary fraternity. WEleton te" this “Organization is 
based on the point-HOUr Patio Ot the Candidate, a cumu- 
lative average of 3.5 for the iresaman year being neces- 
sary for membershipmiBbaGhuyeaniheuraternilysaasssev= 
eral social activities. Included in the program for this 
year was a smoker; a party with Scholaris, the scho- 
lastic honorary for freshmen girls; and trips to places 
of interest around Columbus. At the annual initiation 
and banquet, Acting-President McPherson was elected 
McQuaide, Posilewaite, Parker, Vaclavik as honorary member. 

HONORARY MEMBERS 
































































Luther Evans 
William Evans 





Lyman Jackson 
Leston Love 


William McPherson 
James Morrill 


Joseph Park 
Charles Reeder 





George Rightmire 


SOPHOMORES rf 
Bernard Abrams Carl Eckard Charles Harrod Leonard Madison Ernest Sarrey A 
Jack Abrams Bruce Eisner Charles Helm Arlington Mallery Jacob Schaefer % 
Dan Adams Ralph Engle Laysel Hochstetler Joseph Masaryk Walter Shaffer ie 
Russel Arthur Arthur Evans Robert Holmes Theodore McQuaide Sidney Silverman ‘ 
Charles Bates Victor Filimon Dorsey Holtkamp Robert Merrill Ivan Smith 
Frederick Baublitz John Fisher Raymond Hopkins Clarence Miller Neal Smith } 
Richard Bickart Elmer Fisherman Wayne Howard William Miller Richard Spear . 
Clark Biedel Robert Flower Carl Huprich Thomas Miskimen George Stancu 
Frank Brevoort Thomas Frell John Ireland Carl Moore Irving Stein K 
Leon Brown Albert Friedberg Eli Kamellin Charles Morrison William Stewart ao 
Vern Cahill Irwin Friedman Edward Kern John Newman Glenn Tanner 
Henry Caldwell Byron Geiger Robert Kesler William Nosker Wayne Taylor 
Frederick Claugus Alex Glassman Michael Klein Donald Ogg Patsy Test 
Joe Cox Philip Goldberg David Kohl Alexander Orfirer Elmer Thomas 
William Dauben Paul Graham William Langsdorf William Parker John Thomas 
Robert Davlin Philip Greene Richard Latter Donald Postlewaite Frank Vaclavik 
Charles Derbyshire Donald Guentert James Lemley John Rheinfrank Lee Waldschmidt 
Arthur Dove Oren Gum Irving Levy James Robinson Donald Wilde 
Michael Dziama Jack Hanthorn Ralph Lucas Manual Rosen Willis Wing 
Benjamin Easterling Homer Wood 
FRESHMEN 

Ralph Angelo James Bradfield Ralph Gloss Ralph Kemmerer Don McAdams 
John Bayliss Willard Bryant Frank Goodell Charles Kienzle Robert Mendenhall 
William Beebe John Carnahan Donald Henthorn Henry Kuivila John Michael 
Chester Beem Robert Class Chester Hill Jean Leonard Robert Mills 
Robert Belden Stuart Clawson Harold Hipsher William Livingston Paul Moore 
Robert Birnkrant Harold Davidson John Houston Robert Lynas Richard Murphy 
Ewing Boles Lowell Douce Evan Jones Robert Lynn Simeon Nash 
Edwin Bomeli Harold Geiger Sanford Kaplan Bernard Marks Joseph Oravec 

Robert Rarey 

Edward Runk 

Lawrence Sarbaugh 

Stanley Schwartz - 





Claugus, Harrod, P. Moore, Michael, Mills, Caldwell, 
C. Miller, Rheinfrank, Snowberger, Bayliss, Wilde, Ireland, R. Smith, Livingston 
McAdams, Flower, Weintraub, Beebe, Van Voorhis, B. Geiger, Boles, Shaffer 
W. Miller, H. Geiger, Mendenhall, Schwartz, Jones, Hill, Beem, Shively 


Wolfson, McQuaide, 


Vaclavik, Postlewaite, 





Parker, 





Birnkrant 


Stimmel 


John Semmelman 
Jerome Shapero 
Bill Shelton 
Richard Shively 
Bert Showman 
Charles Smith 
Robert Smith 
Walter Smith 
Philip Snowberger 
Albert Sprock 
Edward Staehling 
Ronald Stimmel 
Kenneth Thomas 
Robert Thomas 
John Van Voorhis 
Robert Weintraub 
Roy Wildermuth 
Edwin Willing 
Irving Wolfson 
Donald Zeiger 





Home Economics 
Gamma Chapter 
Established 1915 
25 Chapters 
Founded 1909 


PHI UPSILON OMICRON 





The aim of Phi Upsilon Omicron is to develop indi- 
vidual personality and to foster and promote economics. 
The Gamma chapter at Ohio State University realizes 
this aim at the bi-monthly meetings, where the profes- 
sional work of a national and local scope is carried on. 
Accordingly, this Spring quarter a new project is being 
started — a personal appearance clinic, limited to girls 
in home economics. Members to this honorary are se- 
lected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and in- 
terest in home economics. 





Blakeslee, Hughes, Leutz 
Boyd, Wallrabenstein, Folsom 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


351] 


Clara Bancroft 
Martha Dush 
Faith Gorrell 


Alma Heiner 
June Kennedy 
Hughina McKay 


Winona Morgan 
Florence Osborn 
Alice Pressey 


Eve Turnbull 
LaRoux Roebuck 


SENIORS 

Emily Binns Mildred Gerke Winifred Masson Roberta Schulz 

Grace Blakeslee Alice Grubb Naomi Middlesworth Ruth Sharr 

Margaret Burkley Eileen Hughes Margaret Miller Christine Sherer 

Esther Conine Mary Leutz Elizabeth Raup Eileen Smith 

Harriet Deibel Marcella Martin Lois Rhoad Maisie Thaw 

Betty Folsom Elizabeth Wallrabenstein 
JUNIORS 


Helen Bower 
Marjorie Boyd 
Julia Dexter 


Frances Fischer 
Jane Fisher 
Helen Foster 


Mary Grierson 
Rachel Hall 
Eleanora Langston 


Donna Roebuck 
Elizabeth Snyder 
Marjorie Stanley 
Sue Williams 





Bower, Sherer, Sharr, Snyder, Fischer, Stanley, Conine, Deibel 
Smith, Foster, Rhoad, Schulz, Masson, Thaw, Grierson, Binns 


Williams, 


Dexter, 


Grubb, Fisher, Hall, Langston, 


Roebuck 


Blakeslee, Leutz, Gerke, Wallrabenstein, Hughes, Folsom, Burkley 





Scholastic 
Founded 1928 


a SCHOLARIS 





Scholaris, the fréshman womens honorary society, 
is devoted to the emeouragement of high scholarship: 
The membership is Restricted t6 freshman Women hay- 
ing an accumulative) pOimehour Tatiovol g:0. initiauons 
are held each Autumn, Winter, and spring quarter, If 
addition to bimonthly meetings, where speakers se- 
lected from various fields lecture to the group. The out- 
standing social event of the school year is a banquet 
given during the Winter quarter. Each year a joint meet- 
ing is held with Phi Eta Sigma, freshman honorary for 











men. 
Cox, Orr, Alexander, Reese 

SOPHOMORES 
Pauline Adams Ruth Geckler Jeanne Orr Esther Shapiro 
Marjorie Addington Jeanne Grosvenor Carolyn Otting Marcella Silver 
Romana Alexander Florence Heberding Alice Padan Ann Stanley 
Janice Beatley Caroline Hoffman Rose Papier Dortha Starker 
Elizabeth Brown Lois Jennings Jean Perz Mildred Stein 
Patricia Buel Neva Karrick Martha Peters Eliza Stradley 
Florence Busch Suzanne Katz Marian Pflaum Mary Swickard 
Marcia Cooper Kathryn Ketchum Edwina Rammelsburg Joan Taylor 
Hilda Corr Dorothy Linscott Betty Rauch Elizabeth Walker 
Irene Cox Mildred Mahaffey Peggy Reese Lenor Walter 
Marie Davis Harriet Nothstine Lucille Risley Ruth Wilson 
Elizabeth DeLashmutt Jessie Yee 

FRESHMEN 


Genevieve Adams 
Hazel Bachman 
Barbara Bramble 
Mae Buker 

Mae Carstensen 


Janice Hagerty 
Jennie Heston 
Marye Hobson 
Elizabeth Hopkins 
Irene Hornyak 


Virginia Lawyer 
Marjorie Lowell 
Mary McKinnon 
Phoebe Mellinger 
Nancy Nehrenst 


Phyllis Swoyer 
Patricia Taylor 
Emily Thomas 
Dorothy Thompson 
Margaret Thompson 


Jean Casey Lucille Hull Frances Ornstein Sara Tobacman 
Florence Conover Pauline Johnson Winifred Schell Neva Tom 
Virginia Donavan Jean Katz Mary Schwall Joan Wallace 
Barbara Everhart Marjorie Kays Genevieve Soncrant Ruth Way 


Rosemary Frost 
Gwendolyn Goodrich 
Harriet Grant 


Jean Kinnear 
June Knowlton 
Dorothy Kromer 


Edith South 
Marian Steinmann 
Mary Stewart 





Stewart, Ornstein, Peters, Pflaum, Casey, McKinnon, Kromer 


Nehrenst, Hopkins, 


Holton, Schwall, Lawyer, Thompson, Katz, Bramble 


Bachman, Padan, Perz, Thomas, Soncrant, Johnson, Grant 


Reese, Orr, Cox, Walker, 


DeLashmutt 


Martha Wheeler 
Marcia Winslow 
Dorothy Zangmaster 


Social Administration A 


SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA ake 





Sigma Alpha Sigma was founded in 1924 primarily 
to encourage good fellowship among the students in the 
Junior and Senior classes of the School of Social Ad- 
ministration. Supplementary aims are to maintain high 
scholarship; to foster high professional standards; and 
to increase the general appreciation of the need and 
value of social work. During the past year, Sigma Alpha 
Sigma sent aid to the Spanish children, formed a Wing 
of the Florence Nightingale Cottage, was represented on 
the Student Labor Board, the Peace Mobilization Com- 
mittee, and the Commerce Council, and sponsored a 
student-faculty reception. 





Pursglove, Trasin, Scholes, Koerner 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Elsie Jones Mary Mark 


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SENIORS 
Frances Anderson Fay Feren Constance Pursglove Ruth Stone 
Gertrude Behner Jane Harmount Katheryne Rayburn Jane Taylor 
Florence Berner Emma _ Lieder Margaret Scholes Margaret Trasin 
Lillian Birnbaum Marjorie Miller Elizabeth Senderling Laura Vorhees 
Clara Burns Garnet Moyer Bettye Sillman Laura Wood 
Lola Danese Bertha Phillips Mary Steward 

JUNIORS 


Joan Ackerman 
Maxine Evans 


Esther Goldenberg 


Vorhees, Wason, Behner, Senderling, Taylor, Henninge 
Birnbaum, Feren, Wood, Evans, Miller, Moyer, Goldenberg 


Ackerman, 


Caroline Henninge 


Danese, Harmount, Rayburn, Sillman, 
Koerner, Trasin, Pursglove, Scholes 


Margaret Koerner 
Harriet Wason 





Anderson 














Nursing 


ee SIGMA THETA TAU 


6 Chapters 
Founded 1922 


Sigma Theta Tau, honorary nursing sorority, was or- 
ganized at Ohio State in 1932 with the purpose of fos- 
tering higher professional standards and encouraging 
a spirit of fellowship among women in the nursing 
school. Membership is restricted to those students hav- 
ing five quarters of nursing, with a point-hour ratio of 
3. or above, and giving indication of outstanding pro- 
fessional possibilities. Every year this organization en- 
deavors to make some useful contribution to the nursing 
school. 


Hartley, Buker, Burner 


Dorothy Hutchison 


Virginia Buker 
Minerva Burner 


Nanry Elder 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Ruth Kuehn Ione Sundstrom 

SENIORS 
Glenna Hartley Peggy Knapp Ellen Roller 
Helen Helfrich Thelma Parker Betty Sherwood 
Charlotte Kibler Mary Peacock Betty Walker 





Peacock, Helfrich, Elder, Sherwood, Walker, Kibler 
Roller, Parker, Knapp, Buker, Hartley, Burner 


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TAU BETA Pl 


Engineering 

Gamma of Ohio Chapter 
Established 1921 

69 Chapters 

Founded 1885 





Davis, McEwen, Hanville 
Thomas, She:man, C/ark 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


Herbert Baumer 
Samuel Beitler 
Harold Bibber 
James Boyd 
Harry Brittingham 
Aubrey Brown 
Paul Bucher 
Frank Caldwell 
Charles Chubb 
Edgar Clark 


Eugene Falls 
Harvey Grice 


Eugene Anderson 
Arthur Baggs 
George Brookover 
Darwin Brown 
Keith Conrad 
James Cook 
Thomas Cook 
Sam Daugherty 
Crary Davis 

Jack Delfs 

Lewis Dever 





Jack Bacon 

Robert Baker 
Heinz Boker 
Austin Brightman 
Seymour Browne 
Jack Caddell 
Helmuth Engelman 


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Gilbert Coddington 
Guy Cooper 
Erwin Dreese 
William Everitt 
Samuel Folk 
Thomas French 
Lyle Herndon 
Embury Hitchcock 
Horace Judd 
Emerson Kimberly 


Charles Guard 
Elton Gunyou 


William Dodge 
Robert Drake 
Bernard Egger 
William Fahrenbruck 
Richard Fairley 
Stanley Forgue 
Jack Gerster 
Donald Goettge 
John Graham 
James Hackett 
Robert Hanville 


Stephen Eros 
Joseph Fenwick 
Paul Fodor 
Loren Grandey 
William Grube 
Paul Gustafson 


William Knight 
Joseph Koffolt 
Allan Kunze 

Carl Lamey 

Paul Lehoczky 

Paul Machovina 
Charles MacQuigg 
Salvatore Marco 
Franklin Marquis 
William McCaughey 


GRADUATE ACTIVES 


Edward Jordan 
Alfred Kerscher 
SENIORS 

John Heldack 
Andrew Henery 
Harold Hirsch 
Virgil Iles 
Henry Jacoby 
Louis Kellogg 
Ellsworth Kimmel 
Robert Krieg 
Carl Lauffer 
Carey Lindsay 
Clarence Marx 


JUNIORS 

Roscoe Hershey 
Robert Huffman 
Sidney Isenberg 
William Judy 
Lawrence Kempten 
Charles Kruse 


Richard Miller 
Clyde Morris 
Harry Nold 
Carl Norman 
Percy Ott 

Ralph Powell 
John Prior 
Wilbert Ronan 
Henry Schofield 
Jacob Shank 


Howard Orlowski 
Robert Radow 


Robert McComb 
John McEwen 
Roger Merrill 
Karl Miles 
Robert Ogram 
Merrill Riehl 
Howard Rohrer 
Max Ruhl 
Bernard Sarchet 
Charles Semmelman 
Thomas Seddon 


Robert Lukens 
Harry McCarthy 
John Miller 
Kenneth Miller 
Richard Mitchell 
Fritz Myers 


Christopher Sherman 
Hollie Shupe 
James Stitt 
Kwan Tang 
LeRoy Tucker 
William Turnbull 
Fairfax Watkins 
Arthur Watts 
John Weed 
Jerome Williams 
John Younger 


Edward Slowter 


John Sherman 
John Shuck 
Robert Sperry 
William Spore 
Stanley Steiner 
Ned Strasser 
Arthur Thomas 
Roy Thompson 
Robert Tippett 
George Vanator 
Charles West 
George Woods 


Howard Petty 
Clayton Rumsey 
Nye Scofield 
Jack Shulman 
Harry Stieber 
Robert Stone 


Donald White 





Grube, Bacon, Isenberg, Sperry, Woods, Engelman, Strasser, Fairley, Kruse 
Stieber, Judy, K. Miller, Jacoby, White, J. Cook, Petty, J. Mer 
Krieg, Caddell, Browne, Clark, Forgue, Shulman, West, Gerster, Kellocg, Egger 
Kempton, Rumsey, Baker, Gilkey, Baggs, Lukens, Kerscher, Fahrenbruck, Hershey 
Goettge, Brown, Grandey, Fenwick, Myers, Ruhl, Steiner, Vanator, Marx, Kimmel] 
Graham, Tippett, Sarchet, Brookover, Huffman, McEwen, Sherman, Davis, Hanville, Lindsay, Henery, 
Jordan, Drake 





TOWNSHEND AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION SOCIETY 


Townshend. Agricultural Education Society is an or- 
ganization on the Ohio State campus founded in 1925 
for the benefit of all students majoring in Vocational 
Agricultural Education. The purpose of the society is 
to promote interest in the profession of teaching and 
to provide opportunity for selfexpression and for fur- 
ther social development. Besides bi-monthly meetings 
and social events, the society sponsors activities such 
as the leadership conference during Farmers’ Week. 





Fred Abel 
Hugh Austermiller 
Robert Barnes 
Wilfred Barnhart 
Wilbur Beach 
James Beam 
Arthur Beasley 
Thomas Berry 
Kenneth Bush 
Robert Clymer 
Dallas Cornett 





Russell Balsizer 
Walter Bates 
Harold Benedict 
William Berger 
Edwin Bissell 
Earl Blayney 
Martin Bonar 
Forest Bower 
LeRoy Bratton 


Bernard Ball 
John Bricker 
Loy Clark 
Kenneth Dailey 
Robert Dew 
Virgil Edwards 
Ralph Elliot 


Agricultural 
Founded 1925 
Local 


John McClelland 


Dale Dargitz 
Raymon Deacon 
Edgar Fawley 
George Fuller 
Kenneth Gearhart 
Wallace Gillogly 
Kenneth Holtrey 
Donald Hutchinson 
James Jenkins 
Donald Jones 


Elmer Calwell 
Kenneth Cassell 
Robert Clark 
Harold Clum 
Charles Coles 
John Cordray 
Clyde Cross 
Robert Davlin 
Joseph DiFranco 


Robert Farst 

Paul Foster 

Albert Gehres 
Elbert Hargesheimer 
LeRoy Hasenpflug 
Boyd Headings 
Ward Hofstetter 


FACULTY MEMBERS 


SENIORS 


Roy Keely 
Edward Keirns 
Robert Kenreich 
Elton Kinney 
Doyle LaRue 
Dale Lee 
Harold Loxley 
Floyd Madden 
Vernon McNair 
Jared Monson 


JUNIORS 


Julius Doty 
Victor Eichhorn 
Donald Flory 
Glenn Griffith 
Robert Hammett 
John Hitt 
Samuel Kimpel 
Amos Meyer 
Hugo Meyer 
SOPHOMORES 


Ward Holm 
Edwin Kirby 
Eugene Kandel 
Ivan Logan 

John Logan 
Robert Mallow 
Harold McConkey 





Wilbur Stewart 


George Newburn 
Kenneth Peterson 
Charles Phillips 
Loften Phillips 
Lewis Rader 
Charles Rank 
Clinton Reynolds 
Marion Rickly 
Eugene Ridenour 
Donald Russ 


Harry Plank 
Erwin Presko 
Robert Pugh 
Rollan Rader 
Allan Rodeheffer 
Harold Ruggles 
Jacob Shawan 
Lloyd Smith 
Lester Snyder 


Robert Meade 
Frederick Mengert 
John Moore 

John Mount 
Robert Oetzel 
Charles Paulus 
Reeve Paxson 


Leland Schuler 
William Scott 

Roy Stillwagon 
James Tingley 
Donald Troendly 
Stanley Tschantz 
George Wheeler 
John Wilson 
Arthur Wisler 
Thomas Wonderling 
Russell Zimmerman 


Willard Staley 
Wilbur Stevenson 
Clyde Stout 
Robert Stutzman 
Donald Swank 
Edgar Watkins 
Ernest Williamson 
Elliot Wilson 
Vance Yates 


Monroe Pyles 
Waldo Scheid 
Russell Sharples 
Wilbur Shisler 
William Stengel 
Lowell Walker 
John Williamson 
Roy Zimmerman 





Davlin, Bower, Hilt, Balsizer, Pugh, Laybourne, Cordray, Hasenpflug, Mallow, Caldwell 
R. E. Zimmerman, Stewart, Clum, Douce, Shawan, Fawley, Kimpel, Yates 
Berry, Austermiller, Rickly, Mengert, Gearhart, Doty, Blayney, Snyder, Meade, McConkey 
Swank, Kazsuk, Clark, Troendly, Deacon, Bates, Jenkins 
R. G. Zimmerman, Myers, LaRue, Watkins, Loxley, Rader, Staley, Beach, Abel, Dew, Jones 
Kemper, Fuller, Bissell, Sharples, Wonderling, Dailey, Oetzel, Farst, Clymer, Schuler, Beasley 
Dush, Shisler, Plank, Bricker, Malinosky, Scheid, Tschantz, Clark, Stengel, Bratton, DiFranco, Barnes, 
Hutchinson, Keirns 
Kandel, Russ, Hammett, Peterson, Rader, Logan, Hofstetter, Cross, Scott, Stout, Reynolds, Phillips, 
Flory, Stutzman, Kinney 
Pyles, Mount, Moore, Blackburn, Reisinger, Gillogly, Beam, Lee, Wilson, Keely, Logan, H. Meyer. 
A. Meyer, Ridenour, Barnhart, McNair, Cassell 


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Francis Schmidt, and telephone, in action—The 
Michigan Marching Band does a commercial for 
their backers—Ohio cheerleaders go in for spelling 
—A] Patnick in the air—Why bring this up now?— 
Miss America visits O. S. U—Al Patnick just came 
down—The band, ready to go—An innovation in 
cheerleading tactics—The new block cheering sec- 
tion at its best—Clubhouse at the recently finished 
golf course—Ted Husing, 1938 Big Ten Track meet 
—Golfers try to avoid these—Chick Harley visits the 
team between halves. 





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One of the main reasons for Ohio State’s prominence 
in athletics must be attributed to the splendid cooperation 
between Lynn W. St. John, director of athletics, and the 
Athletic Administration Board. 

The Athletic Administration Board and the Director 
of Athletics combine their efforts and ideas and the fruits 
of their work to date has been the erection of the stadium, 
the gymnasium, and the new thirty-six hole golf course. 

The next major problem that the Director of Athletics 
and the Athletic Administration Board will face is the erec- 
tion of a field house with adequate facilities for spectators 
and participating athletes in all indoor inter-collegiate 
sports events. It has been only in recent years that the 
erection of a field house has become a necessity, for the 
present facilities have proven inadequate to handle the 
growing crowds that have been attending the indoor 
sports events. 

The Athletic Administration Board consists of six 
faculty members, two student representatives, two alumni 
members, one member elected from the Board of Trustees, 
and the Board-of-Faculty Representatives in Intercollegiate 


Lynn W. St. John, director of athletics events. 











On the dusky morning of 
Homecoming, George N. Cole 
‘91, delivered an address in 
the stadium, and at the con- 
clusion of his speech uncov- 
ered a plaque upon which was 
inscribed the following: “In 
Memory of Alexander Spin- 
ning Lilley, 1867-1925. First 
Ohio State University Football 
Coach, 1890. A Lone and Ar- 
dent Volunteer.” 

Without any form of remu- 
neration whatsoever, this pio- 
neer in Buck athletics faced all 
obstacles to begin what is now 
a great sports program. The 
spirit of Lilley lives on, his ac- 
complishments never to be for- 


gotten. Alexander Spinning Lilley, 
first Ohio State coach 





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Francis A. Schmidt, one of the leading figures in foot- 
ball today, came to Ohio in 1934 to take over the job of 
head football coach, after a stellar fifteen years of coaching 
at other universities. “Schmitty’s” teams, as a result of his 
“razzle dazzle” and coaching ability, have achieved na- 
tional recognition. 

The man who assists Coach Schmidt on the line is 
Coach Ernie Godfrey. Coach Godfrey came to State from 
Wittenberg, and is now in charge of the development of 
the forward wall. Three new assistant coaches: Sidney 
Gillman, Eddie Blickle, and Gomer Jones were added to 
the staff this year. Coach Gillman came from Denison 
University where he coached for three years. Coach 
Blickle came to State from his coaching job at Huntington, 
West Virginia high school. Gomer Jones, part time assist- 
ant, is well remembered by Ohio fans from a few years 
back, when he played All-American center here. Fritz 
Mackey, the man who guides the Freshmen along the 
road to glory, came to State in 1935. A group of assistants 
help Coach Mackey with Freshman football. 





Fritz Mackey, Freshman Coach; Gomer Jones, Assistant Line Coach; Edward Blickle, Backfield 
Coach; Sidney Gillman, End Coach; E. R. Godfrey, Line Coach. 


Coach Francis Schmidt 



































Riddled by graduation and the loss of” 
Johnny Raab,*the Bucks worked at top speed to 
prepare for the first encounter with Indiana. 
Drilling hard on the famous Schmidt /razzle- 
dazzle system, and planning to depend’ mostly 
upon a passing attack, the Scarlet and Gray 
methods of scoring were clearly defined. 


Mike Kabealo, Carl Kaplanoff, co-captains, 
and Alex Schoenbaum, were the only regulars 
to return to the lineup. The eight other positions 
were filled by sophomores and juniors. 


Bill Nosker, Jimmy Langhurst, Don Scott and 
Frank Zadworney were perhaps the most prom- 
ising underclassmen, Langhurst's beautiful runs 
in the latter part of the season were particularly 
impressive. 


Ohio State inaugurated the 1938 football sea- 
son with a narrow victory over the Indiana 
eleven. The paradox summary of the game was 
the fact that Indiana had.more chances to score, 
but could not, while the Bucks made good their 
one opportunity, coming in\the fourth quarter. 


Kabealo intercepted a pass from Oliver, 
Hoosier crack.passer, in the third quarter, and 
raced 37 ‘yards before he was brought down. Co-captains Kabealo, Kaplanoff 





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The quarter ended with the Bucks in scoring ter- 
ritory. A few plays later in the fourth quarter, 
Sexton zipped a bullet pass to Don Scott and 
the Bucks marked up the lone tally of the day. 

Ohio State, with an unbalanced and inex- 
perienced lineup, entered the game as the un- 
derdog. Oliver, Nickolson, and Harris were the 
main thorns that troubled the Bucks. Sexton, 
Welbaum and Scott were the headliners for 
the Bucks by constantly breaking up the Hoosier 
deadly aerial attack. The Indiana game proved 
one thing to the Bucks—they lacked game 
experience. 


Ohio State 6, Indiana 0 


Playing superb football but lacking the nec- 
essary punch, Ohio State bowed to Howard 
Jones’ Trojans in one of the most thrilling games 
of the football season. The Bucks literally out- 
played the Trojans in the first half, but Southern 
California redeemed themselves in the second 
half. 

Lansdell took Mike Kabealo’s punt on the 
fourth play of the game, tore for the sidelines, 
and behind perfect interference, zig-zagged 
down the field for a touchdown. 

In the second period, the Bucks had the ball 
on the 23-yard line. The Jones’ boys, gaining 
the ball on downs, attempted to kick out of dan- 
ger but Ohio blocked the ball and recovered on 
the one-yard line. Jim Langhurst battered 
through the Trojans for the touchdown. Charlie 
Maag kicked the extra point. 

The Buck advance then took the ball up 
past the mid-field stripe where two passes to 
Scott and Langhurst put the ball on the two- 
yard line. With 16 seconds remaining in the 
period, the Bucks called time. Co-captain Kap- 
lanoff's attempted field goal failed. 

The Trojans scored their winning touchdown 
in the third period with two long heaves. In 
the last quarter, the Bucks attempted to get into 
the scoring zone, but the Trojans held them at 
bay. 


Ohio 7, Southern California 14 


With an eye toward the Big Ten title, Ohio 
State journeyed to Evanston, Illinois to battle 
Northwestern University. Some 30,000 people 
witnessed the game, with Ohio State rated the 
underdog. A charging Wildcat line repeatedly 
drove the Bucks into the shadows of their goal 
line, but the Bucks tightened and held the Wild- 
cats. 

The home team came into scoring position 


“And he’s down.” 
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Dy At Port, Keith Bliss intercepted a Northwestern pass on 
y ‘oee,the Wildcat 20-yard stripe. Three times the 
7 Ra) Bucks attempted.to open the Northwestern wall 
soa, but to no avail.. Maag then attempted a place 
kick from the 28-yard line, but the kick was 
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In all, it was a moral victory for the Bucks. 
Game experience had certainly shown its value 
in the Buck lineup.. 


| te Ohio State 0, Northwestern 0 


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eye .eleven trounced Chicago 42-7, The Bucks 





rolled up six touchdowns before the Maroons 
started their aerial offense into action, but it was 
too late to stop the Buckeye’s victory campaign. 

Three minutes after the kickoff, Langhurst 
smashed through the Maroon line for a touch- 
down. A few minutes later, he repeated the 
same feat. 


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In the second period, the Bucks marched 
through the Maroons to score two more touch- 
downs. Trying to stem the tide, the Maroons 
took to the air. Andrako intercepted a pass and 
the Bucks went on another rampage. Don Scott 
smashed through center for another tally. 
Maag’s place kick was good. 

Langhurst, continuing his powerful drives, 
ran through the entire Chicago team in the final 
period to score again. 


Ohio State 42, Chicago 7 


Having returned to the stadium for the Chi- 
cago game, the Bucks prepared again to make 
a long trip. This time it wassagyvisit to the “big 
city.” 

Withesplénty of power in reserve, Francis 
Schmidt's Scarlet and Gray defeated a fighting 
New York University eleven. The home team 
had only one opportunity to score in the last 
period, but the mighty Buck wall was not to 
be scaled. 

During the first period, New York held the 
visitors at bay with beautifully placed kicks. 
However, in the second period, Kabealo threw 
passes all over the field to Langhurst and Scott 
to score the tally. A few minutes later, the 
Violets tried to run on the fourth down and the 
Bucks were off again. Scott took a neat pass 
from Kabealo and raced 12 yards for another 
score. From this point, the Bucks scored at will 
and chalked up two more touchdowns before 
the second period ended. 


Ohio State 32, New York 0 


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Returning home ‘after an exciting week-end among the sky- 
scrapers, the: Scarlet and ‘Gray settled down to serious work for 
the Purdue Dads’ Day:game. Nobody underestimated the Boil- 
ermakers; the Parke dug their cleats into the sod for the entire 
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With the exeitement of this week-end came the battle royal. 
After holding»a hard-drtiving Purdue eleven until the closing 
minutes of the game, Ohio State, weakened with injuries, bowed 
to the boilermakers, 12-0. . st 


Pets’ break came for Pujdue in fhe. orth period, after a sus- 


f / tained drive of 92 yards, when the Boilermakers went through 


a weakened Buckeye line to score. Several plays later, the 
Boilermakers were forced back by a fighting Buckeye eleven 


: to their_own.eight-yard line. The visitors, however, kicked 


safely out of this position. Rallying, the, Bucks took to the air, 


E only to lose:the ball again. From the 15-yard line, the Boiler- 


makers drove over forthe final touchdown. 


Ohio State 0, Purdue 12 


Pilling out of the Ohio Sddium once again,’the Buck squad 
journeyed to.meet the Illini. With Jimmy Langhurst- at the con- 
trols;a revamped Ohio State team made history. when they 
rolled: over a’strongAllinois team, 32-14. 


In the first period, ‘Langhurst and Scott crossed the goal line 
for two Buck scores. In.the second period, however, the home 
team retaliated with two touchdowns. 


Langhurst scored again early in the second half, after the 
Orange and Black had tumbled deep in their own territory. In 
the final quarter, Chillicothe’s,Jimmy intercepted an enemy pass 

4and raced for a score. Charlie Maag scored the final touchdown 
after a blocked kick.” 


Ohio State 32, Illinois 14 


Finally the day of days had arrived; Michigan had come to 
town. Filled not only with traditional rivalry, but also with high 
spirits, a crowd of 75,000 people jammed the stadium to witness 
the battle. 


With effectiveness rarely seen by Ohio fans, Michigan com- 
pletely unseated the Buck’s chances for a Big Ten title. Michi- 
gan, for the first time in five years, came from behind, and de- 
feated a Buck team. 


The Bucks had more first downs and net yardage than the 
Wolves in the first half, but lost their stamina. A score was 
inevitable. Michigan again scored in the fourth period, when 
Harmon passed to Frutig on the Buck’s 18. Another pass with 
the same combination, scored the second tally. The Bucks 
attempted to score with an aerial attack but it failed. Two plays 
later, Michigan romped unscathed for another touchdown. 


Ohio State 0, Michigan 18 


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“They shall not pass.” Kaplanoff, Schoenbaum, and Bliss take care of that in the New York game. 
Ohio won 32-7. 


Examining the records for the 1938 season 
we find that Ohio State won four games, lost 
three and tied one. Finishing fifth in the Big 
Ten race, the Buckeyes were in no way up to 
their previous standards. A win over Michigan 
in the final game of the season would have 
made the Ohio team co-champions with Minne- 
sota. 

Ten stalwart seniors will be lost from the 
squad. This of course means that there will be 
great opportunity for new faces in the 1939 Ohio 
State lineup. 


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omecoming rom 


The thrill of a lifetime, — the warm feeling of gathering 
friends; decorations, dances, football — united as one brought 
back to the campus its best friends — the alumni. Homecoming 
week-end had finally arrived. 

Queens, alumni, undergraduates all packed the gym Friday 
night to dance to the music of Joe Venuti and his orchestra. 
Thirteen hundred couples, one of the largest crowds ever to 
attend a University dance, jammed the ballroom. Agnes Ondrak, 
beauty par excellence, was elected Homecoming Queen at 
the dance. Tanny Goodwin, Elsie Kloos, Joan Nicholson, Ann 
Ardery, and Alice Rose made up the Queen's court. 

John Sisson and his various committees saw to it that the 
program for the entire week-end was successfully planned and 
executed. 

Beta Theta Pi took the grand prize for decorations, with the 
“Beta tea party” as a motif. Pi Beta Phi, Alpha Rho Chi, and Neil 
Hall, won first places in their respective categories. 

The alumni came, they saw, they conquered — and they 
trekked pathways away from the University —to return again 
soon. 





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Publicity Entertainment 
gt s EE of John Sigler John Carlson 
omecoming ommittees George Miller Robert Ferguson 
James Brannan Richard Taylor 
James Kidd Clarence Isaac 


General Chairman—John Sisson Tom McFadden John Sisson 
Dean Palmer 


Rally Transportation 
Executive Committee Clarence Isaac Jack Pierce 
Jerome Krienberg Eduinipedd 
Robert W. Ferguson John Sisson Paul Brown Toe Reid 
Dean Palmer Edward Drake Robert Cunningham Sate 
William Guthrie John Fullen Jack Taylor Homecoming Dance 
Fred Bernard 
Paul Brown 
Margaret Brown 
Saul Mason 
Dean Palmer 
Harry Vallery 


Ceremonies and Arrangements 
Richard Taylor 
Kenneth Becker 
Barbara Wilcox 
Robert Minor 
George Stine 
George Packer 


Campus Decorations 
Joseph Ryan 
Carl Fisher 
Lee Byerly 
Edward Golomb 
Henry Parks 
George Packer 


Decorations and Arrangements 
Robert Craig 
Charles Kent 
William Coleman 
Mary Foreman 
Ralph Ablon 


Dance Tickets 
Saul Mason 
Harold Barlow 
Leon Friedman 
Phyllis Tinling 


Concessions 
Harry Vallery 
Donald Bradley 
Betty Hayman 


Chaperones 
Margaret Brown 
Jack Morrett 
Amon Gross 
Elsie Dix 
Jane Wood 


Arrangements and Decorations 
Paul Brown 
Michael Sondles 
Frederick Finke 
Betty Belt 
Al Patnik 
Jack Younger 


Comp Tickets 
Dean Palmer 
John Sisson 
Robert McCormick 


Orchestra 
Fred Bernard 
Dean J. A. Park 
Jack Fullen 
Vincent Vacciuto 
Sue Cornelius 


Under law and order; the elections go on. 


John Carlson shows the queen and her 
court a few pointers. 


It isn’t polite to stare. 








Displaying numerous move- 
ments brilliantly throughout the 
football season, the Ohio State 
Marching Band, consisting of 
120 of the finest trained student 
musicians in the country, thrill- 
ed packed stands beyond imag- 
ination. Their exacting perform- 
ances at Northwestern and New 
York Universities, added to the 
distinction of the “best band in 
the land.” 

The honor and dignity which 
the Ohio band has attained can 
readily be understood when the 
practice and the leader are con- 
sidered. Under the leadership 
of Professor Eugene B. Weigel 
the members of the band drilled 
and practiced approximately 
twelve hours each week. Be- 
sides this practicing, each mem- 
ber spends several hours each 
week at home tuning up sour 
notes. : 
On the first day of Freshman oo tH} tee a ‘ 
Week, all members of the band ea 
report to Professor Weigel and 
in thirty minutes they are in the 
field practicing. The band li- 
brarian, previous to the initial 
meeting, arranged the music to 
be played in portfolios. Major 
William Thomas, R.O.T.C. offi- 
cer, teaches the members rudi- 
tents of marching. 

In bright red uniform, Myron 
McKelvey led the marching 
band over the gridiron. Perform- 
ing with the brilliance of a mas- 
ter, the drum major demon- 
strates the results of toiling 
hours of practice. Double baton 
throwing and twirling was a feat 
of exacting control and beauty. 








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You see, it’s all figured out beforehand. 
Then we have our favorite, Script Ohio. 


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OF cor bors 


All loyal followers of Ohio State are familiar 
with the attempts for many years to formulate 
a cheering ‘section, but in ‘that time have not 
seen the harvest\reapéd. The task remained 
for the class of 1939 to. perform; it waited for 
the ingenuity.and skill of Clarence Albert Isaac. 

“Clancy,” as everyone knows him, was not 
asked to build up a cheering sé¢tion: as a mat- 
ter of fact, when applying for thesjob of head 
cheerleader, he asked the Board of Cheering 
Advisors whether he would have their permié’- 
sion to build such a section. 

After securing the official approval of the 
Board to go ahead with the innovation, “Clancy” 
promptly built up machinery to see his plan 
through to completion. Student support was so- 
licited and received; the Athletic Administration 
purchased the equipment. .‘Clancy” personally 
worked out the exact formations, and, early in 
the Fall quarter, saw his plan work for the first 
time in the Buckeye stadium. 

Numerous assistants aided the head cheer- 
leader in his various duties and)activities. Fe- 
male cheerleaders performed: for ‘the first time 
in Buckeye annals; Especially interesting were 
the stunts performed by, “Clancy’s’’assistants. 

In retrospect, “Clancy’” and his crew built up 
what we call “Great Ohio: State Spirit.’’ 








“CLANCY” ISAAC AND STAFF 
Millar, Kelting, Hughes, Liebowitz, Becknell, Swoish, Dean, Sterling, Brown, Overmeyer, Riegle, 
Zoggy, Wander, Stoll, Heuback, Michalos (absent) 


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Coach Fritz Mackey 


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1938 Freshman Football Squad 


With plenty of pep and un- 
bounding enthusiasm, two hun- 
dred and twenty-seven optimistic 
freshmen reported for football prac- 
tice to Coach Fritz Mackey at the 
beginning of the fall quarter. After 
a week of warming up, the new- 
comers were segregated into four 
squads, classified according to 
ability and playing experience. 
With the advancement of the sea- 
son, men who excelled themselves 
in scrub practice were promoted to 
the “A” team. 

It will be on these men that 
football fans will place the future 
greatness of Ohio's football eleven. 

Under the skillful leadership of 
Freshman Coaches Mackey, Jones, 
and Hieronymos, assisted by Mc- 
Vay, Dorris, and Wade, undergrad- 
uate coaches, thirty freshmen were 
awarded combined letters and nu- 
merals at the completion of the 


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football season. Sixty other men, 
likewise, received numerals for 
their efforts. 


Out of the ranks of the two hun- 
dred and twenty-seven, the follow- 
ing men were outstanding: Adams, 
Anderson, Arnold, Bell, Bruckner, 
Carlin, Daniells, Dials, Dixon, Graf, 
Gustavson, Hallibran, Hecklinger, 
Hellelfinger, Hershberger, How- 
ard, Kimbrel, Kincaid, Nichols, Pic- 
cinini, Roe, Schimke, Stephenson, 
Stout, Terlecki, Terry, Thom, and 
Wynn. These men have untiringly 
given splendid cooperation to the 
coaches in all gridiron maneuvers 
during the past year, and as a fit- 
ting reward may see action in next 
years games. 


With such a stock of excellent 
players supporting the regular 
team, Ohio State is looking ahead 
to a fine football season. 


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Ohio State Wins Big Ten-Title 


Newspaper headlines flashed thesé* words across 
sport pages as the fuzzy-headed,.-Buckeye cagers leit 
behind them a basketball season’that will long burn in 
the memory of the University “as one of the greatest Olsen Congratulates Captain Hull 
feats ever'performed by a team. 

The Scarlet.and Gray cagers, ‘united man to man, 
battled through the ranks td earn their rightful claim to 
the Big Ten ‘conference:title,..and also the privilege of 
representing this section in the National Collegiate Ath- 
mee Association tournament for the national ‘champion- 
ship. 

Meeting the Western champions from Oregon, the 
Bucks sorrowfully lost the national-title by .a-score of 
46-33. It was an honorable logs for the Bucks, however, 
as they had already defeated Wake \Forrést. and Villa- 
nova in the national playoffs. 

No little praise can’ be given to/the Buck cagers. 
From the start, they pledged theniselves to_unite unsel- 
fishly to support the common causes When théy. played, 
each man was a captain on the floor; to this spirit, their 
success is attributed. 

Jimmy Hull, spirited captain of the Zephyr®heads, 
distinguished himself by taking the individual scoring 
crown among-the Big Ten cagers, amassing the amazing 
total of 169“points.“Along with this; he also earned a 
position on the All-American team: 

Immediately following the season, the Annual Ap- 
preciation dinner was held, at¢which time Coach Harold 
G. Olsen proudly presented 15.Varsity ““O” sweaters 








Maag, Kilgore, Price, Stillwagon, Lynch, Edwards, Baker, Schick, Hull, captain 
Sattler, Scott, Stafford, Gall, Mickelson, Mees, Wright, Dawson, Olsen, coach 
Boughner 


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to Jimmy Hull, Dick Baker, Dick Boughner, Jack Dawson, 
Bob Lynch, Charles Maag, Jed Mees, Gilbert, Mickleson, 
Bill Sattler, John Schick, Don Scott, Bob Stafford, Maynard 
Edwards, William Gill and Manager Ray Hertz. 


It was Coach Olsen who originated the National Col- 
legiate Athletic Association tourney and who journeyed 
his team to watch them play in his creation. A finer tribute 
to his ability as a basketball executive cannot be found. 


Prior to the opening of the regular Big Ten schedule, 
the Buck cagers toured across the country to the West 
coast for a seven game series. In the Washington series, 
the Bucks lost both games but faired better with George 
Washington University on the way to the coast. The Olsen- 
men took over the University of California at Los Angeles 
in a two game series. To write finis to the western trip, 
the Buckeyes lost two games to the University of Cali- 
fornia. 





Traveling back for school and Big Ten play, the Bucks 
trounced a tough Indiana team, 45-38. As an aftermath, 
the Olsenmen traveled to Northwestern and there repeated 
the Indiana feat, this time taking the game, 38-33. Continu- 
ing on the road, the Bucks lost to a very powerful Illinois 
team but won from Army, 48-39. 


Returning home for a two game series, Ohio trounced 
Michigan and Chicago with 45-31 and 52-25 victories. In 
the Chicago game, Hull scored 23 points. 


With every radio on the Buck campus tuned in, news 
came over the air that the Ohio team nosed out a powerful 
Minnesota aggregation, 31-30. The finish was so tight 
that it required an overtime period featuring a free throw 
by Dick Baker, to cinch the affair for the Bucks. Schick 
staved off defeat late in the last quarter with two spectacu- 
lar baskets. 


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BASKETBALL 


Ohio State 43 George Washington .........2........- 37 

Ohio State 41 Washington University —............ 43 

Ohio State 37 Washington University -............. ol 

Ohio State 35 University of California............... 49 

Ohio State 46 University of Calif. at L. A... 38 

Ohio State 59 University of Calif. at L. A... 37 

Ohio State 42 University of California............... 45 

Ohio State 45 Teicliariane-eeeec eee ee eer 38 

Ohio State 38 Northwestern: tenes oe k..-- 33 

Ohio State 3] WMNibato) KS" eet ee oe 45 

Ohio State 48 ATT yee oe eee eee 39 On their way home from Minnesota the 
ea ee eee os Bucks delayed at Indiana and were 
Ohio State 31 | Minnesota n.csccseecseeseseecseeesseeneee 30 soundly defeated. This was the last for the 
Te Pe 6 eae Bucks as they continued through the re- 
Ohio State 30 Northwestern 00. 26 mainder of the season with an unbroken 
Ohio State 46 AVAKSONIS Len eee he yay ee el 38 . 

Ohio State 42 Michicyarie esa oe ee Fe oe 28 win streak. 


Ohio Stato ST | Purdie cco ntact entiation 35 In rapid fire succession, the Olsenmen 


Ohio State 64 Wake Forrest) 2.) ee 52 ‘ 
Cheer Vilacos 2. 36 took over Iowa and Northwestern in Co- 
Ohio State 33 Oregon .............................,_stl 46 lumbus, the scores, 53-40, and 30-26. Trav- 


eling to Wisconsin and Michigan, the 
Bucks rolled up two more victories, this 
time the scores being, 46-38, and 42-28. 


In the midst of all the excitement pre- 
ceding the final game with Purdue, Ohio 
State visioned the chance to become Big 
Ten champions. Realizing this, the fighting 
Ohioans soundly whipped Purdue, amid 
thunderous ovation, by a score of 51-35. 
At the same time, Indiana lost to Michigan, 
making Ohio State undisputed Big Ten 
champions. 





The Hoosiers rough it up a bit 





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Waldo, assistant coach: Graf, Goss, Moller, Stevens, Boushier, Kirocofe, Kinkade, Scholler, Fox, 
Marzano, Hallabrin, Stack, assistant coach 
Gardner, Wintermute, Burman, Morris, Wise, Leachman, Grieser, Cleary, Shapiro, Regula, Smart. 
Pastorius 
Adams, Frazier, Young, Wertz, Beller, Berndt, Kockis, Brown, Reedy. 


ee Kishi 


Freshman basketball interest reached a new high during the past season with a great many 
of the first year men reporting for action. After weeding the material thoroughly, Coach 
Eddie Blickle divided his proteges into two squads, the Red and the Green, and proceeded to 
train them in the Ohio style of play. As the freshman team is not permitted to engage in inter- 
collegiate competition on a ruling by the Western Conference, they are contented to learn the 
game from inter-squad play. 


Practice begins for the freshman team early in the Fall quarter and continues throughout 
Winter quarter. After football season, the team enrollment is swelled by the recruits from the 
freshman football squad. In addition to inter-squad work, the freshman squad scrimmages with 
fraternity teams and teams desiring practice with the newcomers. 


Players that showed a great deal of promise on the floor included Scholler, Moller, Stevens, 
Kinkade, Marzano, Goss, Boushier, and Graf. 
When Coach Blickle assisted Coach Olsen with 
the Varsity, Assistant Coach Waldo put the 
charges through the practice sessions. 


At the appreciation dinner held after the 
season, members of the freshman squad, having 
done outstanding work, and having shown great 
promise, are awarded sweaters and numerals. 
The remainder of the squad receives numerals. 





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Ohio State 2 LOMES eV =S gb Se ee ee 7 

Ohio State 7 IDES Oi hare acen tee eee ees % 

The 1938 tennis season opened with the realization ‘that six ORES alm Se Do Hemera ss 
lettermen had been lost. The starting lineup had) newer seen —~ ON!° Staig.4 Cincinnati nnn : 
college competition. This team consistedof George Mechir, OhiggStaisy By Northwestern. ee-eeeereeenee . 
Ohio ‘State? 1 Vitaly cali peremce to reece en a 8 


Irv Drooyan, Paul Stevens, Mel Hershey, Phil Harbrecht, and 
Howard Dredge taking the singles positions in that order; 
Mechir-Stevens, Drooyan-Hershey, and Harbrecht-Dredge play- 
ing the doubles roles. 


The team looked weak against their first opponents, the Uni- 
versity of Kentucky. The strong Kernels defeated the unsea- 
soned Buckeye squad 8-1, the lone bright spot being the victory 
of Mel Hershey, who, as the season progressed, showed him- 
self to be the most consistent winner of the University racquet 
squad. 


The next two matches were close 5-4 losses, showing that 
the boys were gaining confidence. In the=next meet, a quad- 
rangular affair, the Wirthwein coached aggregation first showed 
its power by taking decisive victories from Purdue and Indiana, 
while bowing to Illinois. The Buckeye courtiers were handed 
further prestige by a 5-4 victory over DePauw, a team unde- 
feated in eighteen matches. Another four-way meet turned out 
favorably for Ohio when they dropped ‘a decision to. Wayne, 
while taking honors from Detroit and Pitt. A match a few days 
later with Cincinnati added to the loss column. 


Losses to Northwestern and Michigan brought the season 
to a close with only the mighty teams of Chicago and North- 
western topping Ohio State in the conference race. 


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Mechir, captain, H. Wirthwein, coach, Stevens 
Harbrecht, Bedell 


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Carefully femovih'® the delicate’ Mors and foils from 
their boxes, the "Buckeye fencers began preparations for a 
successful 1939 season: Fencing showed that preparation 
and practice are the essentials.for this graceful sport. Under 

“the tutelagé~of Dr. Frank Riebel, the Ohio State fencers im- 
' proved not only as a team, but also individually. 

With a one-point margin, the fencers routed the Kentucky 

lads 9-8:*Ohio won in the foils and tied in the epee and saber. 
Again with a one-point lead, the Bucks defeated the Charles- 
-town.Fencing; Club 5-4. 
“In-the foils division, Armstrong, Veirs and Zougy repre- 
sented the Bucks, while in the saber class, Jelliff, Crocetti and 
‘Crick fought Ohio’s battles. Chaikin proved to be a most 
versatile foils man, winning the individual Big Ten champion- 
ship. Captain Bob Fickell also"won the majority of his duels. 

Continuing through the season, the Bucks won from Mich- 
igan State, 9-8, and from Detroit, 1592. Again the Riebel 
fencers triumphed, when they.took. Cincinnati, 10% to 71%. 
Against.Purdue; the Bucks won their first Big Ten champion- 
ship duel. Traveling to Chicago,.Ohio whipped Northwest- 
ern, but suffered its first-loss at the hands of Chicago. In the 
Notre Dame match, Chaikin’ won three matches and lead the 
Bucks to a 942 to 7) victory. 

Chaikin and Fickell were the outstanding Buckeye fencers, 
with the former holding the Big Ten foils championship. 





Harbst, Crick, Jelliff, D'Amore, Crocetti 
Fickell, captain; Chaikin, Pottenger, Veirs 


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Montonaro 


Coach Spike Mooney’s grapplers opéned_ their 1939 sea- 
son in fine style, and visioned.@ possible heavy..win column 
but they lacked the drive to carry-through the whole season. 
Again, as last year, the. mat squad was crippled by the loss 
of some of the outstanding wrestlers, 

The squad started with a 17-ll victory over Ohic Univer- 
sity, followed by a 29-3 victory over West Virginia. In both 
matches, Montonaro pinned his man, and in the second match 
MacIntyre did likewise. Michigan State treked to the Buckeye 
gym only to meet the same fate as the others. The score, 
24-8. This time Martin pinned his man while Montonaro, 
Meyer and Peltier, decisioned. Jean Peltier captained the 
Buckeyes. 

Traveling to Illinois, the Mooneymen were handed their 
first defeat, 18-8. Again in this meet, however, Montonaro, in 
the 145 pound class, pinned the man. Another trip.to Kent 
State, met with the same trouble, and the Bucks lost, 22-6: 
Montonaro decisioned in this match and still remained un- 
defeated. 

For their third consecutive loss, Ohio bowed to a Michigan 
team, 19-13, at Ann Arbor. Varney and Martin won their 
matches and Downes won by default. For the first time, 
Montonaro lost his match. To finish the season, the grapplers 
lost to Indiana, 20-6. 

The 1939 season marked the nineteenth birthday of wrest- 
ling at Ohio State. In that many years the Bucks have been 
in 134 matches, have won 91 and lost 41, tying twice. In 
1923, the Ohio wrestlers were undisputed Big Ten champions. 





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Claypole, Hall, assistant coach, Mooney, coach, Beshara 
Varney, Montonaro, Mindlin, Downes, Peltier, captain, Stoner, Martin, MacIntyre 





Patnik 


Quayle 


Higgins 


Johnson 


Stanhope 


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Swimming 


Mike Peppe’s swimming squad contin- 
ued to demonstrate its versatility during 
the 1939 season. The toughest competition 


in years, combined with a large schedule, | 


kept the swimmers in the natatorium over= 
time. 


With the absence of Sabol and Neun- 


zig, Coach Peppe had to find and train new 
men for their posts. In his search he’found 
Stanhope, Woodling, Postcavage and 
Cleaveland, who filled the vacated posts 
adequately. These new faces added to the 
already strong combination of Patnik, 
Clarke, Captain Johnson, Higgins, McKee, 
Quayle made the Bucks a potential cham- 
pionship team. 


Exhibition matches were in order for 
the Bucks, as they opened the season in 
Cleveland. Then came the memorable 
Michigan meet which ended in a disputed 
tie. Patnik and Clark were outstanding in 
this affair. 


Again the Bucks went to Toledo to put 
on a show for the Toledo Athletic Club. 


Entering intercollegiate competition, the 
Bucks defeated Wayne University, 56-28. 


The next Saturday, Pittsburgh proved 
an easy mark for the Bucks, the home team 
winning 59-16. 


Fifteen hundred people were’ turned 
away at the doors of the Natatorium when 
Michigan returned to Columbus. Again 
the score was a 42-42 tie, with no one 
knowing the winner until the final race. 


Traveling to Winnetka, Illinois, the 
Buck swimmers won from Northwestern in 
a dual meet 52-32. This proved an easy 
win for the Bucks, who were preparing for 
the next Big Ten meet at Lafayette the next 
week. 


Ohio placed second. in the Big Ten 
meet with Michigan leading the race. The 
Bucks also placed second in the Intercol- 
legiate meet at Ann Arbor. 


During the Christmas vacation, the 
swimming team traveled to Florida. The 
trip was made possible by proceeds from 
the water carnival held by the team. 





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Gordon, Zahn, Quayle, Stanhope, Postcavage, Higgins, Chester, Woodring, Sargis, trainer 
Peppe, coach; Howard, Howell, Johnson, Hartwein, McKee, Volk, Wirthwein, assistant coach 
Clark, Patnik, Cleaveland 











Floyd Stahl (Coach), Craig, Morgan, Young, Dumitre, Mauger, Blancke, Dillon, Poff, McDonald, Tisonyai, Pape, Toll (Manager) 
Dorris, Smith, Jesko, Laybourne, Dagenhard, Myers», Wasylik (Captain), Kilmer, Washburn 





Morabito, Haas, Galloway, Elsass, Allen, Define, Waldo, Wulfhorst, Conklin - 


The 1938 edition of the Scarletvand 
Gray baseball team shaped up as-a po- 
tential conference champion because a 
crop of veterans, including John Dagen- 
hard, Captain Nick Wasylik, and Mark 
Kilmer, were reporting \for-action...As 
the race for the conference®crown got 
under way, Illinois, defending cham- 
pions, and Purdue seemed the biggest 
obstacles in the way of Ohio State. 


As a prelude to the official season: 


the State team journeyed through .the 
South playing seven games, winning 
four and losing three. 


University at Athens. Gene Myers at 
second, Tony Jesko at first, and Dick 
Wulfhorst behind the plate were im- 
pressive on this trip. As a whole, the 
team came back with fair baiting aver- 
ages but Coach Stahl was of the opinion 
that a few more“ workouts would im- 
prove the entire squad. 


The next”.game was. scheduled 
against Ohio Wesleyan at Columbus, 
this being the initial home game of the 
1938 season. The only change in the 
lineup saw Tony Jesko trade places with 
Bill Laybourne, Tony going to right field 


This road ‘trip 
gave Coach Stahl a chance to shape his“. 
starting team for the tussle with Ohio. 


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and Laybourne guarding first. The final 
result was a 7-4 victory for Ohio State. 
Mark Kilmer and John Dagenhard 
shared the pitching assignment, with 
Kilmer hurling masterful ball, allowing 
only. one hit in five innings. Bobo Dor- 
ris, given his chance in the outfield 
when Paul Washburn drew a spiked 
knee, accumulated three hits to lead the 
Ohio State batters. 

Ohio State suffered its first defeat of 


the year when the Notre Dame Irish of 
/South Bend came to town. The final 
' score was.3-l.- Mark Kilmer was on the 


mound for Ohio. The following day saw 
John Dagenhard pitch Ohio State to a 
6-1 victory over the South Benders. The 
first major test being passed creditably, 
Ohio State looked forward to the..two 
games with Everet Dean’s-Indiana team, 


co-favored with Ohio State ‘as. logical- 


conference champions. After Mark Xil- 
mer pitched Ohio State to a 5-4 victory, 
the Hoosier jinx held in the Setond 
game, which saw Ohio State throw 
away John Dagenhard’s 5-3 lead to give 
Indiana a 7-5 victory. 

Coach Stahl’s baseball team took an- 
other lease on life as it toppled the 
league-leading Illinois team by the iden- 
tical 2-0 score. 


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Defensive play of the Ohio State team was definitely improved, as 
was shown by holding Illini scoreless. 


Sweeping on from the Illinois series, Ohio State defeated North- 
western 7-5 in the first of a two-game series. Mark Kilmer went along 
with a 5-2 count against him when the Scarlet rallied to tie the game 
and send it into extra innings. Finally, in the eleventh, Ohio state 
pushed two tallies across the plate to give John Dagenhard, the relief 
pitcher, a victory. The following day saw John Dagenhard again take 
the mound. Northwestern won by an 11-3 score. Dagenhard’s record 
in the Eig Ten conference play stood at two wins and two losses. Mark 
Fishman of Michigan shattered all second place hopes with a brilliant 
6-0 mound masterpiece. Michigan sewed up the game with three runs 
in the third inning. Mark Kilmer was Ohio’s starting and losing pitcher. 


Although a month late, the scheduled game between Ohio State 
and Ohio University was played. Shelling three Ohio University 
pitchers, Ohio State romped to a 10-0 shutout. 


Their hopes of a Big Ten title gone, Ohio State prepared for a two- 
game series against the second place Purdue team. Mark Kilmer 
allowed only four hits and pitched a 7-0 shutout. Purdue rallied in 
the fifth inning of the second game and won by a 3-1 margin. 


The last conference game on the schedule, that with Iowa, proved 
to be a loss for the Bucks, with a 3-2 score. As a grand finale to the 
season, a two game series, that had no bearing on the conference stand- 
ing, was played with Michigan University. John Dagenhard managed 
to pitch a 7-2 victory in the first game, but Mark Kilmer was not so 
successful, losing 2-0. 


In summary, the season was not up to previous expectations. The 
work of the pitchers was a bit rough in spots, but disregarding this, 
they showed very impressive form. The work of Gene Myers at second, 
and of Dick Wulfhorst behind the plate left nothing more to be asked 
at those positions. 


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BASEBALL SCORES 


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Michigan 


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Coach” Larry Snyder may look back 
with pride over last year’s track team 
performance. “The team came through 
with flying colérs..in all departments 
and established several.new intercol- 
legiatétra¢k records. The Scarlet and 
Gray trackmen met stiff opposition with 
Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, and the 
Notre Dame track teams. 


Trackmen that were prominent in 
Ohio’s performances included: Harley 
Howells, Dave Albritton, Dick Squire, 
Jack Sulzman, Bob Lewis, Jim Whitt- 
aker, Art Knight, and Stanley Robinson, 
with Dick Squire and Dave Albritton 
acting as co-captains. 


The Scarlet thinclads opened their 
indoor season by journeying to Indiana 
where they proceeded to better the 
Hoosier field house record for the mile 
relay. The quartet, consisting of Sulz- 
man, Howells, Robinson, and Squire, 
repeated the same trick at the following 
Illinois meet. 


At the Michigan meet, the mile re- 
layers broke down a ten-yard lead and 
took first place in the event. However, 





the Bucks had little success with the 
New York University team. \ ig 


The Butler Relays held at Indianapo- 
lis saw the Buck thinclads take seconds 
in the one, two, and four mile relays, 
and they came back strong in the Chi- 
cago Relays to take the Big Ten con- 
ference title for the mile relay event, 


With the prospect: of better weather 
the Bucks took to the outdoors to dis- 
play their wares, In a practice meet 
with Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio.took all the 
events with the exception of the .high 
hurdles and javelin throw. 


The Quadrangle Relays at Indiana. 


gave the Bucks a taste of stiff competi- 
tion with Michigan, Notre Dame, and 
Indiana trackmen. The meet ended in 
that sequence with the Bucks taking 
only the high jump and the mile relay 
events. 


Following the Hoosier meet, the next 
event to attract the attention of Ohio was 
the Penn Relays. Jim Whittaker, run- 
ning his first 3,000 meter steeplechase 
race, furnished thrills for the spectators 





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Zack 
Whittaker 


when he leaped three hurdles and a 
water jump to take the third position for 
the Bucks in that event. 


On the first week-end in May the 
Bucks journeyed west to tackle both the 
Notre Dame and Indiana trackmen in a 
dual meet. The Bucks left the “Fighting 
Irish’s” field, trimmed 18% to 481. 
Harley Howells lowered the standing 
Notre Dame 440 yard mark by 3/10 of 
a second. Howells completed the cir- 
cuit in 48.5 seconds. 


The Hoosier meet was a deadlock 
affair with the teams evenly matched. 
At the beginning of the last event, the 
mile relay, the Bucks were in the lead 
by only three points. The event ended 
in a photo finish with the Bucks clinch- 
ing the meet. 


Michigan invaded a rain drenched 
Buckeye stadium.on May 14 and gave 
the Bucks a setback, 78 to 53. The Bucks 
were stronger in the running events but 
lost out when Michigan’s “one man 
track team,” Bill Watson, invaded the 





field events. It was he that scored the 
deciding points for the Maize and Blue 
victory. 


The Bucks were hosts to an aggre- 
gation of track teams attending the Big 
Ten Track and Field Championship trials 
on May 20th. Michigan, for the twelfth 
time took the meet with Wisconsin, Indi- 
ana, Chicago, and Ohio State trailing 
close behind. 


The Scarlet spikemen lived up to 
Coach Snyder’s predictions and took 
firsts in the high jump, the mile relay, 
and the 220 and 440 yard dashes. 


It was Harley Howells, deemed 
“Mighty Mite,” that sailed around the 
stadium to establish a new record for 
the 440 yard event. Dave Albritton 
broke the Western Conference high 
jump record with a leap of six feet, 71 
inches to add more glory to the Bucks. 
Bob Lewis took the 220 yard dash, and 
the Bucks completed their day by taking 
possession of the mile relay silver 
trophy. 


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Polo is rapidly gaining momentum on the Ohio 
State campus as facilities and improved teams 
create more student interest. This sport differs 
from others in that the playing season is divided, 
half of it coming in the fall and the other half com- 
ing in the spring. 


Captain Clyburn of the Military department is 
coach of the horse riding sportsmen. Daily during 
the playing seasons, the team works outside, prac- 
ticing formations to be used in games. 


Last spring, the Buck polo enthusiasts traveled 
to Alabama, where they met defeat at the hands 
of the home club. Auburn then came to Columbus 
where the Bucks reciprocated for the losses and 
trounced the visitors in two battles. 


The team then went on to split a series with 
Missouri and to lose to Illinois by a two goal mar- 
gin. Harbor Hill, Cincinnati Cavalry and the 
Alumni were taken over in rapid-fire order. 


During the past fall season, Ohio State played 
their matches inside. Bowing to Harbor Hills in 
the first game, the Bucks came back and won from 
the same team a few weeks later. The Buck polo 
team also won from Cincinnati and Illinois during 
that season. 





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Coach Kepler and the Buck Golf team had one of 
their most successful seasons this year, winning five 
of their nine single matches, downing Indiana, Akron, 
Chicago, Detroit, and Michigan State. Michigan, Notre 
Dame, Dayton, and Purdue downed the Bucks, but in 
each case by a close score. In a triangular match at 
Minneapolis, Ohio beat Northwestern, but was topped 
by Minnesota. The Ohio State team took fifth place in 
a field of ten at the Western Conference Matches. Of 
these eleven matches, four were home matches on the 
neéw/golf course, and seven were played out of town. 


==-Although Coach Kepler's personal golf this year 
_.was better than ever before, he did not play in the 
sectional qualifying rounds for the National Open 
‘Championship because his duties as coach were too 
argent.’ He qualified several times previously for the 


National Amateur contest. 





Hatton, Springer, Pipoly, Carl 
Wilburn, Kepler, Evans 


Kepler used a different method this year in choos- 
ing his team. The candidates turned in three or more 
scores each week after the first match, after which they 
turned in six scores, and the four having the lowest 
scores played. There was no permanent team, but 
those on the squad included Charles Carl, Charles 
Evans, Bob Hatton, Harold Wilburn, Richard Springer, 
Stephen Pipoly, and Sam Bartschy. 











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Intramural means literally “within the walls” but 
in Ohio State’s intramural program, it means sports 
for everyone in school. The Scarlet and Gray intra- 
mural program is so far reaching at the present time 
that it includes practically every sport known to man. 
Every year, under the direction of Leo Staley, the 
intramural department takes on new sports. 


Director Staley has gathered around him a group 
of able assistants including Mrs. Hunter, secretary of 
the department, managers, and officials. The man- 
agers schedule all the games and see that they are 
carried out, while the trained officials see to it that 
the games are played according to the books. All 
officials must carry with them rule books about the 
sport. In addition to this, they must prove to the de- 
partment that they are well enough versed in the 
game to officiate. 


On these pages you see just a few of the sports 
in the curriculum of the intramural department. Every 
year well over five thousand students take part in 
these sports. Not having varsity ability as a rule, the 
intramural player gains a greater respect and appre- 
ciation for sports by participating in a program of 
this type. 

A wholesome atmosphere prevails in this compe- 
tition. Although the teams are out to win, they play 
primarily to “have some fun”. 


Twenty-six years ago the Ohio State intramural 
department was formed by Dr. John W. Wilce, Lynn 
W. St. John, and Dr. George Rightmire, then on the 
Intramural Board. These men saw the need for sports 
for the average student and made a concerted effort 
to meet the demand. As a result, we now have what 
is considered one of the most complete intramural 
programs in the United States. In previous years, 
other schools have come here to study the system 
under which Ohio State operates. 





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The intramural program as set up Director Staley 
divides the sports into three seasons, fall, winter and 
spring. In the fall, football, speedball and other in- 
door and outdoor sports are in order. In the winter, 
basketball, handball, volleyball, and swimming are 
greatest in demand. Interest in intramural wrestling 
has grown with leaps and bounds. 


In the spring, the intramural department offers 
tennis, baseball, softball, horseshoe pitching, and golf. 
A young man’s fancy not only turns to the proverbial, 
but also to intramural sports, as witnessed by the suc- 
cess of the spring program. With the addition of the 
new University golf course, interest in golf has in- 
creased considerably. Tennis has always been a 
major sport in the intramural program and still con- 
tinues to draw large numbers of participants. 


As an incentive for better and cleaner play, the 
department offers trophies to those groups placing in 
the sports. Not only do the winners receive cups for 
their outstanding play, but the runnersup, division 
and flight champions also receive awards. In this 
manner the intramural program is carried out to bene- 
fit the greatest number of people. Using a point 
system for each sport and for placing in each sport, 
the department awards a cup to the group having the 
greatest number of points for all the intramural sports. 


The Intramural Carnival, held in the latter part of 
the Winter quarter, is a spectacle to witness. Begin- 
ning with final playoffs in winter quarter sports in the 
gym, the crowd then transfers from the gym to the 
natatorium where the water finals are held. Added to 
this, young mermaids dance in the water. To top off 
the evening and the Winter quarter intramural pro- 
gram, a dance is held in the gym after the water 
exhibition. 


ae , Key 


Gus Craig ..... EPO Ct a A SE a alan OR oa President 
earli Gordon fot 33.5 oe, See ot Vice President 
heee Brown. cs. ee ee ee ee Secretary 


Ba ee ee eas ee eee ee ee se Treasurer 


Ray Rickles 
Sherman Glass 
Joel Stahl 

Paul Flohr 
Earl Gordon 
Gus Craig 
Jerome Kreinberg 
Clarence Isaac 
Fred Baltz 

Ira Flanders 
George Bowers 


Robert Allen 
Fred Burrows 
Fred Koveric 
William Bacon 
Richard Gilmore 
Joseph Dittmer 
Ray Hertz 

Earl Scharff 
Lee Brown 
Robert Hanchaid 
Oscar Thomas, advisor 





Bowers, Allen, Burrows, Koveric, Bacon, Gilmore, Ditmer, Hertz, Scharff 
Rickles, Glass, Stahl, Flohr, Gordon, Craig, Kreinberg, Isaacs, Baltz, Flanders 


“Formed to promote sportsmanship .. .” the Scarlet Key Association in 
the course of its activities, attempts to instill spirit into the student body. These 
high ideals have carried the Varsity managers to their respective positions. 
Having accomplished their ends in this manner, they attempt to do likewise 
for others. 


Oscar Thomas is faculty advisor to the group. The Scarlet Key Association 
was formed in 1924 by George Trautman, then assistant director of athletics. 


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Pedersen, Adams 
Bailey, Southard, Wiley, Lusk, Green, Mauger, Sandford, Rossett, Sogg, Naumberg, Ault 
Tuggle, McCoy, Nickerson, Rudolph, Stevens, Cunningham, Traphagen, Dugan, Sanders, Wortle, 
Smith, Strouss 
Shrader, Cullop, Conner, Lortz, Huston, Roof, Sprunger, Kennedy, Schell, McMahon, Mason, Sanborne, 
Parkes, Alden 


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Huston, Traphagen, Conner, Sprunger 


To create interest in polo and to give the members more knowledge of the 
game, the Polo Club was formed on the Ohio State campus. Every member 
of the club takes an active interest in the affairs of the Varsity team and thus 
gives incentive to the Varsity men to play a better game. 


Outstanding men of the club receive awards at the end of the year for 
their work in the organization. Bi-monthly meetings are held by the club and 
Captain Clyburn of the Military Department acts in advisory capacity to the 
group. 


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oot and Saddle and Spur 


Moonlight rides with escorts along the Scioto 
River bridlepath are a part of the spring program of 
Boot and Saddle, the riding club for women students. 


Boot and Saddle sets up horsemanship requirements Painiela. D; Palmers ee President 
for membership, and tryouts are held. Girls show- Hilda ‘Pulion:cae4 ua) See Vice President 
ing promise of enough improvement in a year’s time Helen My Puller 4 ee Secretary 
to become members of Boot and Saddle are made IAiclhianlevAbaonaalcyuoatsbal ec ee a | Treasurer 
members of Spur. The club's activities are climaxed Betty Fickell Jon. o.tee ee ey eee Historian 
in an annual horse show in the Spring. Frances Caulfield... W.. RDA. Represettanve 





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McKinnon, King, Hershberger, Widman, Sayers, Rawn, Brammer 
Fisher, Taylor, Gee, Drayer, Gilliland, Wolfe, Roberts, Scott 
Strausbaugh, Owen, Miller, Daugherty, Davison, Feltman, Emig, Libovsky, Marchman 
Simon, Caulfield, Fickell, Fulton, Palmer, Fuller, Zimmerman, Largman 





Boot and Saddle 


Barbara Clement 
Hilda Fulton 
Esther Miller 
Jane Simmons 
Evelyn Zimmerman 
Patricia Christy 
Betty Fickell 
Helen Fuller 
Eleanor Gee 
Virginia Gilliland 
Mary Hershberger 
Patricia Palmer 
Martha Sayers 
Per Lee Walradt 
Dolly Allaire 
Emily Geller 
Frances Caulfield 
Eileen Davis 
Jane Emig 
Lenore Feltman 
Margaret Kramer 


Spur 
Lois Potter 
Betty Roberts 
Mary Daugherty 


Eve Marchman 
Louise Schubert 
Martha Snouffer 
Carolyn Drayer 
Martha Ellis 
Carol Fisher 
Mary Jane Harrison 
Mary Haslett 
Rose Libovsky 
Mary Lightner 
Mary Lou Mouch 
Margaret Ann McKinnon 
Dorothy Peters 
Becky Rawn 
Betty Reed 
Trudy Scott 
Mary Strausbaugh 
Jean Gerber 
Patricia Taylor 
Hilda Largman 
Betty Ann King 





Melba Brammer 
Muriel Widman 
Lucille Simon 


Dorothea Davison 





Zimmerman, Fulton, Palmer, Fickell 


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A swan dive—slow and graceful—into the green waters of the pool 
in Pomerene Hall . . . gay laughter from girls playing hockey out 
behind the field house . . . twenty-three bows let fly twenty-three 
arrows into the warm spring breezes. These are glimpses of the sports 
activities offered to Ohio State women by the physical education de- 
partment, recognized nationally as one of the largest and best-planned 
women's sports programs in the country. 

Twenty-three sports activities are offered to the seventeen hundred 
women, most of them freshmen and sophomores, enrolled in physical 
education classes. They are arch- 
ery, archery golf, badminton, base- 
ball, basketball, bowling, canoe- 
ing, folk dancing, modern dancing, 
tap dancing, diving, fencing, golf, 
hockey, individual gymnastics, 
la crosse, outing, riding, soccer, 
swimming, tennis, table tennis and 
volley ball. 





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Perennially popular sports are swimming, 
dancing, golf, and tennis, but of recent years 
badminton, bowling, fencing, and table tennis 
have been moving up on the leaders. Opening 
of the new University golf course last year was 
a further impetus to the coeds enrolled in golf 
classes. 

Some sports activities are seasonal. Hockey 
and soccer are given only in autumn; basket 
ball, only in winter, and archery and baseball, 
only in spring. Dancing, fencing, bowling, 
swimming, and other sports continue indoors 
all through the year. 


The Women's Recreation Association spon- 
sors each year square dances, mixed swimming 
parties, and the University-wide dances. The 
association's governing body is composed of 
the presidents of the different sports clubs, their 
faculty advisers, and representatives of campus 
groups. 

Hanya Holm, nationally known interpretative 
dancer, performed this year as the guest of 
Orchesis, modern dancing club. Other special 
demonstrations by famous women in sports are 
sponsored by the other sports clubs from time 
to time. 

Classes in all sports but bowling are taught 
in Pomerene Hall and in the women’s field 
house. Bowling classes and tournaments are 
held in alleys near the campus. 





Joined in the Women’s Recreation As: 
tion, one of the most active women’s or 
tions on the campus, are the twelve sports 
that have been formed. They are the following: 
Swan Club, Orchesis, Boot and Saddle, Spur, 
Foil and Mask, Archery Club, Physical Educa- 
tion Club, Golf Club, Badminton Club, Tennis 
Club, Hockey Club, Bowling Club, and Outing 
Club. 














WOMEN’S 
SPORTS 


In addition to the insiructional 
classes offered to women students 
and the excellent program for physi- 
cal education majors, the department 
conducts extensive intramurals. Tour- 
naments attract hundreds of women 
students all seasons of the year, and 
Play Days sponsored by the sports 
clubs bring representatives from 
many Ohio colleges to the Ohio 
State campus. Sororities, university 
houses, dormitories, clubs, and inde- 
pendent groups sponsor teams in the 
intramural tournaments. 


Archery golf, the newest addition 
to the women's sports program, was 
presented this spring for the first time 
in several years. It is played on a 
golf course during winter with flight 
arrows for distance, and target arrows 
for the end of each hole. During the 
fall and spring, it is played on the 
archery golf course across the road 
from the university golf course. 


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Genial Bob Ferguson has held more offices in activities than 
any other O. S. U. Fiji. Right now, he is president of the Phi 
Gam’s; president of Student Senate, having advanced from the 
position of Secretary-Treasurer; president of Scarlet Mask, previ- 
ously holding the title of Business Manager; and is a member of 
the Board of Publications with Sphinx brother Dick Taylor who 
heads Sirollers. B. & D. men Rutherford and Ryan hold the 
positions of Business Manager of the 1939 Makio and President of 
the Fraternity President's Council, while George Miller is Business 
Manager of the Sundial. The three Romophos “pretty men” Ed 
Dodd, Arch Reilly, and Bill Nosker (who is an up and coming 
football hero) have recently come into offices of their own: 
Secretary-Treasurer of Student Senate, Director of Student Activi- 
ties, and Sophomore Class Presidency. Chick Evans and Dick 
Springer continue to be the mainstays of State’s varsity golf team, 
and Bob Bedell burns up the clay courts in his tennis matches. 
Chuck Kienzle is already being initiated into the ways of gavel- 
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DELTA TAU DELTA 


The Delts claimed a very large share of the honor given to 
various campus jobs this year. Prexy Shawan was re-elected for 
a second term as President while Fordie Martin was also given 
the Treasurer's job for another year. Jake also high-lighted extra- 
curricular activities with his chairman’s job of OSPA Political Party 
and dates with Queen Tanny Goodwin of KKG. “Scoop” Gross 
edited the Makio and was a member of Sigma Delta Chi, Bucket 
and Dipper, and Ohio Staters, Inc. Harry Calavan represented the 
Delts in the Fraternity Affairs Office, Romophos, and was Social 
Chairman for one quarter. Fritz Howard, “Stonewall” Rosen and 
Roy Elliott added much to the fame of the Delts with some excel- 
lent football playing under Coach Schmidt. 

Donald Wolpert worked mightily on the Business Staff of the 
Sundial besides holding the job as Scholarship chairman. Winter 
quarter the Delt scholarship hit a new high with the Actives 
leading the pledge class and setting a good example. 

McCarthy and John Wright were elected delegates to a Delt 
Conference in February and secured the next one for the Columbus 
chapter in 1940. 

As a climax to a very eventful year the two Delt formals in 
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of the 1939 Makio and a member of Chimes, she really has plenty 
to keep her busy. Sally Means is right in Liz’s category for she 
is Associate Business Manager of the Makio, a member of Chimes, 
and rushing chairman of K. K. G. Future Makio big-shots are 
Jane M. Smith and June Knowlton, both members of the freshman 
staff. Jane Wood helps wield the gavel as a Student Court justice, 
besides being a member of Chimes and Mortar Board. Rachel 
Good, another Chimes girl, and Helen Geren were recently 
elected President and Treasurer, respectively, of Y. W. C. A. 
Freshmen Betty Love and Patty Taylor are to be Sophomore rep- 
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swimming ability and also is a member of Scholaris, frosh scho- 
lastic society, with June Knowlton, Janice Hagerty, Marcia Wins- 
low, and Virginia Lawyer. Tanny Goodwin, 1938 Makio Queen, 
was in the Homecoming Court this year, and was chosen to repre- 
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selected by George Petty to be one of those in the court of the 
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Gamma, which is recognized by its members as the loveliest house 
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nies in the alley, they are now entertained by the Beta water 
fights. Phyllis Tinling had the distinction of being the first woman 
ever nominated for Senior Class Presidency. Besides being Vice- 
President of Student Senate, President of Women’s Ohio, Mortar 
Board claimed her along with Jeanne Yantes. These two, with 
Virginia Barnard, president of Chi Delta Phi, were chosen as 
three of the ten most outstanding women on Ohio State’s campus 
to sit at the annual Matrix Table. Ann Ardery won a place on 
the Homecoming court of Queens, and Faith Foster received a 
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recognition society, claims Dotty J. Edwards, Kay Pack, and 
Nancy Bergin. Dramatists of the house are the aforesaid Bergin, 
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campus, suh! John “Skipper” Warren is prexy of the lodge while 
ex-Makio Editor Priest carries on the Kappa Sig colors as a member 
of Ohio Staters, Inc., and the Council of Student Affairs. “Alvie 
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The “House of Men” still beams serenely on Iuka Avenue with LABORATORY APPARATUS 


perpetual peace in sight now that water fights have been banned 


on the campus. However with spring in the air, the boys have e CHEMISTRY 
been able to find other interests. With Jimmy Hull as the pride 

and joy of the entire state, the Phi Delts can well be proud of e BIOLOGY 

him. The Phi Delts are represented in every “manly” activity: 

Curly Stanhope, swimmer supreme; Mark Kilmer, varsity pitcher e 

(both at night and day); Charlie Maag and Don Scott are the PHYSICS 


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Bob Elsas, astounded his fraternity brothers with his oratory as - GENERAL SCIENCE 
Secretary of the Student Court, while the “Chillicothe Hopeful,” 

Bill Stanhope, Romophos member, carried on as Sophomore Busi- 

ness Manager of the 1939 Makio were Sphinxite Johnny Sigler ig Je ? 

left off when he was Business Manager of the 1938 Makio. Bazler, Importers and Jobbers 

Paxton, and Prushing are general stooges of the house, while 

executives Wright and Lyons have definite ideas about their e 

women. “Whirl” Pool is agog about the plans for remodeling the Front and Chestnut Streets Columbus, Ohio 
house on the hill this summer. It is hoped that the “rainbow 
room” will be altered beyond recognition and the “House of 
Men” will continue in its “manliness.” 


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That familiar house on Sixteenth holding all the D. U. - B. M. 

O. C.’s is prexied this year by smooth looking Paul “Foo” Flohr. 

Holding down the literary aspirations of the house is “Skay Tooth” ASCOM BROS 

Rhodes who is editor of the Ohio State Engineer. Jimmy Lang- Z a 

hurst, better known as “One Punch,” was Big Ten football scoring ‘ 

champ, but he is just as well known for his scoring with the Creative Jewelers 

weaker sex. The house is best known as “The House of Football’ 

for it claims such men as Wendel “Gooby” Lohr, “the Good e 

Doctor’ Spears, and last but certainly not least Captain-elect Steve 

Andrako. Brud “No Dive” Cleaveland rules the Junior Class with SERVING SEVEN STUDENT 

an iron hand as was evidenced by his poetry at the Junior Prom. ‘ 

Cliff ‘‘Glass Arm” Morgan is ee for his SeuGe ability, espe- GENERATIONS 

cially on the varsity baseball team. Jimmy ‘Ladies’ Man” Kidd 

is connected with every office in the Ohio Union, is Business AT OHIO STATE 

Manager of Strollers, a member of Sphinx, and a justice of the 

Student Court. “P. N.” Fornof and Frank “Sick Crow’ Varner < 

are just general agitators, and can yell about anything and every- 5 ; : 

thing. When one walks into the Pi Phi or Tri-Delt sorority Presta: Since 1912 at Eleventh and High Streets 

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: ALPHA EPSILON PI 


The A. E. Pi house continues sanely (?) and serenely! Head- 
master of the lodge, Bernie Rosenson, noted for his super-smooth 


FORM Al D ANCES dancing and for his ability not to get a date, also has been spend- 


ing a great deal of his time at the Makio along with Romophosite 











? Al Goldberg, where they are both vieing for the top position. 

DINNER PARTIES Stan Mittleman, pledge master, belongs to the “Pinless Club” 
with Al G-Berg. The blond adonis of the house, Lenny Bratman, 

for is on the freshman swimming squad and also represents A. E. Pi 





on the Inter-fraternity Pledge Council. “Chuckie” Marbach spends 

@liic State Universit his afternoons in the Student Senate office, but usually takes time 

nf off to do a little “coking” with Kenny Levine, one of the better 

members of Freshman Activities. Smoothie “J. R.’ Roth, former 

prexy of the house, fluctuates between the S. D. T. and A. E. Phi 

B R () () kK S ] D E sororities trying to make up his mind where to stay. Bernie Kral 
and Mac Weiss, New York's gifts to the pledge group, are jitter- 

COUNTRY CLUB bugs supreme. The Gerry’s Turner and Simpson drive everyone 
nuts with their antics. The Turner boy is a combined cartoonist and 

candid-camera snapper, while the other half, Simpson, can be seen 

Telephone: Worthington 410 nightly at Neil Hall. ‘Kivi’ Kivowitz is working hard in the 


Scarlet Key office, while tennis manager Eli Shulman is getting 
a lot of exercise retrieving tennis balls. 








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ALPHA XI DELTA 


When Secretary Edna Barr calls the roll of Alpha Xi Delta, she 
really has a job, for the roster numbers seventy-four, eight of 
whom are called Betty. Marie Miller serves as president, while 
vice-president Betty May Smith also serves as vice-president of 
W. S. G. A., Chairman of Mirrors, and is a member of Chimes. 
Mary Jane Grierson is another Chimes child, having served as 
vice-president of Y. W. C. A. Kay Hughes is the musical brain 
child of the group, while Betty Lou Thompson is known as the 
“publicity” girl. Betty Rauch, active in Strollers, is in Mirrors 
together with Doris Armel, who is active as a Sophomore Business 
Manager of the Makio. Betty Bonnell spends all of her time over 
at the Y. W. office, and is achieving fame therein. Barbara 
Boughton has more activities than she knows what to do with. 
She is quite a leader in the W. S. G. A. Council; is vice-president 
cof the Student Labor Board; President of Pi Lambda Theta, educa- 
tion honorary; secretary of Browning; and a member of Mortar 
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Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation............ 409 
Capital Finance Corporation ..................-..--.--0-00----+ 406 
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association.......... 420 
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Darrel McDougle Photographs....................-.--2.-2------ 415 
Mills Columbus Restaurant Co................--------------- 407 
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IN DE X 






A Alspach, Joyce Austermiller, Hugh __.255, 356, Barnhart, Wilfred 30, 224, 244, 
Aarons Paul 2-0 ee eee Alspaugh, Mary _. 252, 356 
Abbott, Kenenth Alstadt, Loring Aastra ) ack neses eee tees Barr, Edna 185, 205, 301 
Abbott, Paul Althof, Wellington 














Avery, Frances 


Barr, Henry _ 
Avery, Mary 


Abbott, Virginia Barr, Shirley 


Altmaier, Clinton __ 





Abel, Floyd Alumni Monthly Avey, Albert Barrar, Dorothy 
Abel, Fred Alvarez, Evelyn Ayala bode eee Se Barrett, Martin __ 
Abelson, Eleanor -_..-_...-.------- 320 Amado, Joaquin Ayars, Helen Barrett, Thomas _. 


Abernathy, Lynn 


1 6127270 Amber, Alice 
Ablon, Ralph 





eA wae Barrett, William _ 
aoe 8 BE. be al Ambridge, Stanley B Barrington, Hubert 











































Abrahams, Bernard 278 Ambrose, Joseph) 22 Baas;, Betty =e ee eee Barry, James 
Abrahams, Sardou ___. 276 American Dairy Science Baas, Edward __. Barry, Robert _ 
Abram, Elizabeth 208, aa. 314 Association === 220 Babcock, Edward _ Bartels, Frances _ 
Abrams, Bernard ___. 231, 350 American Institute of Chem- Babcock, Wayne Bartels, Mary __.. 
Abrams, Jacks =~ ae 325, 350 ical Bngineersa. = 225 Bartlett, Esther 
Acacia _ __.-.. 244, 245, 248, 249 American Institute of Elec- Babione, Edgar Barton, Louis __ 
Acker, Clarence -... 325 trical: Engineers. 231 Babushkin, Walter _. 330 Bartschy, Ross 
Ackerman, Garrett _..._. 335 American Society of Agricul- Bachman, Hazel __ 320; 352 Basinger, Mary _ 
Ackerman, Herbert __ 292 tural Engineers) = 228 Bachman; (Mary 2 349 Baskin, Lloyd __ 
Ackerman, Joan - 07.8) Site te American Society of Civil Bachrach, Henry - 44, 340 Bass, Ruth 
Ackerman, Louis Engineers =) 2.2 226 Backiel, Leonstdee = a. enn 233 Bassett, Dewey _. 
Acree, Jeanne American Society of Mechan- Backus, Foster __ ah Hf) Bassett, Maxine 
Acton, Joseph ical ‘Engineets.2. 2 = Backus, Gilberts Sa esee meres. 339 Bassett, Paul __ 
Acton, Richard Amerine, Ivan ___ Backus) Michael 22 = aes 222 Bassett, Victor -_ 
Adams, Don ____ 141, 142, 186, Amerine, Marjorie - Bacon, Jack __ ES ODD Bast, Albert __ 
207, 208, 212, 287, 350, 395 Amos, Elnore __..__.. Bacon, Philip _ , 262 Baster, Robert 
Adams, Francis ____._._____- 323 Amrine, Constance Bacon, “thomas ee 323 
Adams, Genevieve 296, 307, 352 Amstutz, Gayle _ E Bacon, William _ _.394 Batchelor, Harold 
Adains) Jackil =a 186, 254 Anast, Samuel ___ = Bader, Morton _. --.281 Batchelor, Kenyon 
Adams, Pauline 140, 141, 171, Anderegg, Edith _ Bader, Robert =— 281 Bateman, Fremont 
204, 310, 352 Anders, Charles _ ed Badger Via wee 336 Bateman, William 
Adams, William 270 Anderson, Alice Badminton Club _.__ 399 Bates, Charles ___ 
Adcock, Erma 306 Anderson, Harl 2 : Baer, “Anni 2-2. 320 Bates, Eugene __ 
Adcock, Ralph ____ 279 Anderson, Elinor __ = aesel (eRoberty mes ee eee 287 Bates, Walter __ 
Addington, Marjorie S352 Anderson, Eugene - Baggs, Arthur __ Bath, Christine _ 
Addison, Ronald ___ BOT 7, Anderson, Frances Bagley, Eleanor _ 180 Battin, Robert __ 
Adolph, Lynn __ _ 44,181 Anderson, Gladys Bagley, Mason __ - 30 Battles, June __ 
Adovasio, Carmen_ 233, 259 Anderson, Harold Bahn, Eugene _____ LA Battles, Morris ____ 
Adrian, Emerson te > 186 Anderson, James _ Bahney, Veldren Bay eh) Baublitz, Frederick 
Agapetus, Savesta -... 44, 180 Anderson, John __ Bailey, Andrew =3.29 Bauer, Lillian ____ 
Agin, Lambert __ 116, 337 Anderson, Louis _ Bailey, Edith __ ---302 Bauer, Margery 
Agnew, Elbert Anderson, Margaret _ Bailey, Howard 276 Bauer, Richard _____ 
Agricultural Extension __ Anderson, Martha __ 230 Bailey, Iris _.____ --180 Baughman, Dale 
Agricultural Student, The Anderson, Robert M. 22325 Bailey, Lester _ =130 Baughman, William 
Agriculture (College of) 29,198 Anderson, Robert O._ Basleys@iNonney 4 = see 180 Baum, Jobn =e 
Abetn; iiack 72-0 c: areas 2 233 Anderson, Ross 2. Bailey, Phrocine __ Baum, Kathryn __ 
Ahrendt, Emily - 9 Anderson, Ruth Bailey, Randal __ Baum, Marcelle 
Ahrendt, William _. 272 Anderson, Walter Bailey, Richard __ Baum, Raymond _ 
Aid. Joseph... oe eee 233 Anderson, William Bailey, Robert _- Baum, Rebecca ____ 
Aikens, Margaret 176, 320 Anding, Janet _._ 82, Bailey, Thomas Bauman, Richard 
Aikman; Junesr 2. ss 189 Andrako, Stephen e Bailey, William Baumer, Herbert ___ 
Ake, Darrell _.260 Andregg, Donald __ Bainter, Robert Baumgardner, Ora 
Alban, Jeanne 309 Andrew, Katherine Bair, Medford Bay, Robert 
Alban, Mary _. =320 Andrew, Mary __ E Baird, Margie ___ Bayer, Frank 
Ailbangaivitlton) a see ee 224 Andrewisaim) =. Baird, William _. Bayless, John ____ 
Albanese, Adolph —. 214, 233 Andrews, Frank ____. ; Baker, Barbara _ Bazler, William 
Albert, Gilbert —____ __- 286 Andrix, Harold __ Baker, Dale Beach, Frank 


Albert, Leon __ 


2oe Aneshansley, Clay 
Albert, Neal __ 


_.291 Angelo, Ralph 


Baker, Eula 


— B h, Wilb 3 
Baker, Evelyn eac ilbur 30, 194, 222, 256 


Beach, William 








Albrand, Ruth __ aes Ol Angerman, Jack fe Baker, Harry _ Beach, Susan _____ 
Albright, Walter 224 Angle, John ____- 44, Baker, Janet __ Beacher, Vernon _ 
Albritton, Dave —_ 386, 387 Angle, Margery __ Baker, Joyce _ Beachler, William _ 
Albyn? Jeanie: 2. 318 Ankrom, Albert __. F ; Bakers Milton ==> = es Beales, Wendell 
Alcorn, John at Med 2S |S 5 Baker, Richard H 
Alderman, DeForest __ 223 Anness, Russell Baker, Richard T. 22, 23, 24, 25, Beall, Francis: 2223. ee 
Aldridge, Sarah —_ S18 Anshen, Walter _ 217, 218, 274, 343, 375, 378 Beall, Howard _ 
Aleskus, Joseph __ 368 Anthony, Harlan ae. Baker, Robert F.___ 115, 323, 355 Beals, Jack ______ 
Alexander, Edgar ~ ga" 13% 265 Apel, Clare) 2 = Baker, Robert S._ Beam, Donald 
Alexander, Margaret S08 1319 Applegate, Robert ____ fr Balas, Jerome Beam, Henry _ 
Alexander, Robert Applegate, Thomas 2/74, 338 Balch, Donald Beam, James __ 
Alexander, Romana _.. Applied: Optics 2 es 56 Baldwin, Dorothy Beamer, Robert __ 
Alexander, William __ 102, 227 Arant, Herschel 111, 256, 338 Baldwin, Forrest Bear, Lawrence 
aS eC 297 Baldwin, Russell _ 


Beardsley, Charles — 


All-Agricultural Council 210 Arant, Mary ff 
s Beardsley David ees 185 


Allaire, Dolly Archer, Alford _ 2283 Ball, Bernard _.. 


Allaire, Mary : Archery Club _. 399 Balmer, Harriet Beasley, Arthur 

Allan, Julie __ = Ardery, Ann - , 370 Balo, Charlene ___ Beatley, James _. 
Allen, Curtis 2 Ardrey, Earle - 2279 Balsizer, Russell __ Beatley, Janice __ 
Allen, Donald AraswiMiartas = ee aes Balthaser, Mary Beattie, Fountain 
Allen, Eleanor Armbruster, Betty ___ OZ Balthaser, Robert Beatty, Alicia ___ 
Allen, Louise Armel, Doris 163, 203, 229, 301 Balz, Fredric 


Beatty, Dudley - 
Beatty, Hugh 
Beatty, Jack 


Allen, Nancy — 
Allen, Reid _ 
Allen, Robert _ 


Armen, Seetan) Ses2os 25st 176 Bancroft, Clara 
Armitage, Eloise ..302 Bandes, Daniel 
Armitage, Jean 309 Banfield, Zoe 


Beaudway, Bryant 256 































Allen, Stuart Armour, Deane _ 329 Bangert, Charles Beaver, Helen ____ peepee! Kei 
Allen, Jean 23, 26, 27, 60, 200, Armour, George 44 Bank, Sylvan Beaver, Marguerite 294, 301 
202, 311 Armstrong, Howard 30, 223, 262 Banks, Kenneth Bebout, Jeanna eee 213 
Allen, William H. 76, 142, 181, Armstrong, Paul ¥ Banks, Richard Becher, Vernon - =-3 23 
185, 218, 246, 247, 282 Armstrong, Robert _ Banks, Robert Bechtle, Karl ___ at? 
Allen, William Herman.___186 Arnoff, Benjamin _ Bannerman, Lois _. “= Beck, Clifford __ eas om 
Allerding, Paul _..... 233 Arnold, Charles _ Bannister, William ao, Beck, Elizabeth a5 ol yee 
Alleshouse, Paul 130, 185, 220, Arnold, Christy — Banta, Eldon ____ ----223 309, 345 
224 Arnold, Donald _ Barber, Laura - -.-180 Beck, Herman... L287, 
Allison, Henry 22-7 = 337 Arnold, Drew ______.. Barber, Mary E._. -- 308 Beck, Loren _ 
Allman, Albert _ : --282 Arnott, 9 il) pee ee Barber, Mary J.__ = Beck, Melba _ 
Allread, Mary — 309 Arnsbaugh, Robert _. s Barber, William __ Beck, Philip 
Almack, Ronald 283 Arnson, Arthur ____ = Barbone, Albert Beckel, Francis _ 
Almy, Emory _... 5 elatre Aronson, Esther Barch, Elsie ~._ Becker, Coral 
Alpha Chi Omega 245, (294, 296, Arps, George _____ Barclay, Geraldine _____ Becker, Kennard 
297 Arthur, Lillian —_ Barden, Roderick _...____... 255 
Alpha Delta Pi... 245, 294, Arthur, Russell a Bare, Charles ___.. -225 Becker, Kenneth 
296, 298 ANTE ILE Gee ES Usp ee eee 325 Barford, Angela ae KY Becker, Lorraine - 
Alpha Epsilon Phi...... 245, 296 Arts and Sciences (College Bargar, Alice == Ease Becker, Roger 
Alpha Epsilon Pi 244, 245, 248, OE ee a ee ee 43,198 Batish, ois bee. ee 320 Becker, Ruth __ 
250, 294, 299 Aste Connell 222 2 ieee ra val Barker, Betty _ -293, 305 Becker, Vernon 
Alpha Gamma Rho 244, 245, Artz, Curtis = Eh") Barkan, Itving #2 286 Beckley, Elizabeth 176, 300, is 
248, 251 Ash, Lillian __ pene ld: Barker, Robert _ P2223 250 Beckman, Theodore 
Alpha Gamma Sigma__244, 245, Ash, William ____ USL, 272 Barlow, Harold _.__..76, 198, Becknell, Earnest _ 
248, 252 Ashbrook, Mary 22 189 339, 371 Bedell, Robert 
Alpha Kappa Kappa ____.245, 328, Ashby, Dorothy 2251 235 Barnard, Eleanor _. 304, 321 Beder, Marvin __ 
329 Ashcraft, Derwin ___.... Ae bl Barnard, Virginia —....______ 304 Beebe, William _ 
Alpha, Omega __ 245, 328, 330 Atherton; Carlton: 225 ee 263 Barneby,) Ruth) 2 a 180, 346 Beecher, Flarriet) ae eens 
Alpha Phive oS 245, 294, Athletic Administration Barthes, jiaiies ye = eee 258 Beekman, Frederic 
296, 300 Boatd 4 See 362 Barnes, Herbert s221, 255 Beem, Chester ___ 
Alpha Phi Delta__244, 245, 253 Athletic Department - =O Dir Barnes, Lyle __ -249, 252 Beem, Mary 
Alphar Peis. re ee 328, 331 Athletic Section ese se BDF. Barnes, Robert _. ---30, 356 Beer, James __.. 
eee Atkin, Rupert _ = 2 27 Barnes, William __ aay ea Beery, Anna 
Alpha Sigma Phi 245 Atlas, i joseph i. = ae ee 271 Barneston, William eee dict Beery, Edna __. 
Alpha Tau Omega 244, 245, Augustus, Robert NPAT EP A Barnett, Slacob =e 279 Behner, Gertrude 
248, 254 Ault, Charles __ 2277, Barnett, Roberta ——-________ 189 Beighley, Paul 
Alpha Xi Delta 294, 296, 301 Aultman, Philip - 338 Barmbart, Lowell ssa ee 260 Beitler, Mary _ 
Alpha Zeta 244, 245, 248, 255 Aumann, Francis 2 254 Barnhart, Melvin 169, 224, 252 Beitler, Samuel 


[ 424 } 





Belden, Robert —_._ 186, 323, 350 
Belding, Marianne 82, 305 
Belke, Elizabeth 
Belkin, Samuel —__ 
Belknap, Kathleen 

Bell, Barbara y 


Bell ,Benjamin 










elie tarr yee 
Bell, James F. __. 
Balle lames pets eo. 2 
Bell, John 

Bell, Marian - 

Bellers Carli 

Belloch, James 
Belt, Betty ___. 


Beltz, Robert 
Bembower, Weldon 224, 324 
Bement, Clinton __ 
Bender, Keith 
Bendroth, Earl ___ 
Bendure, Ted 
Benedict, Harold — 
Benham, Margaret _ 
Bennett, John —. 
Bennett, Raymond 
Benson, Casper 
Bentley, Jackson 
Benton, Patricia 
Bentz, Carol == 
Beougher, Howard - 





Berdelman, William 102, 190, 
226 
Berenson, Mervin —_......_. 281 


Beres, Joseph 
Berg, Sanford __ 
Bers cola. 
Berger, Joseph - 
Berger, Paul 
Berger, Robert 
Berger, Samuel 






Berger, William 
Bergin, Nancy __. 
Beringer, William 
Berkebile, Irene —_ 
Berkebile, Robert __ 
Berkeley, Irving — 2 oe £85 
Berkhouse, Rudolph ___ 214, 324 
Berkley, Margaret 
Berkowitz, Marvin 
Berman, Jean ____ 
Bernard, Donald > 





224, 324 
Bernard, Fred 61, 176, 217, 218, 
IN ho Pee Wi 
Bernard, Robert —.. 220255 










Berndt, Rexer ____ 274, 378 


Bernar, Florence 353 
Bernon, Richard __ 292 
Bernson, Bernard _ 284 
Bernstein, Jeanne _ 312, 370 
Berre, Edgar pees 7/6 
Berris, Robert 292 
Berry, Burdette 195 
Berry, Edna __. Sele) 
Berry, Jack __ 116 


Berry, Joseph _ 
Berry, Jeanne __ 
Berry, Nancy _ Ss 
Berry, Reed 194 
Berry Rodperivn ot eee 225 
Berry, Thomas 31, 210, 221, 356 
Berry, William —_ 
Berson, Harold _ 
Berthold, Howard 
Berthold, Norman 
Bertke, Lester 
Berwitt, Louis 
Beshara, George 
Bessley, Dayle 
Bessler, Marion a 
Bessmertnick, Martin — 





est. Paw) 102, "231, 254 
etay Alpha Pst... 2. ==} 343 
Beta Gamma Sigma _ _ 344 
Beta Theta Pi 244, 245, 248, 

256, 370 
ete Wathryiy as 307 


Betz, Noreene = 
Beyer, Franz _.. ee Ow: 
Beyer, Frederick _ 
Bialosky, Franklin 
Bialosky, Joseph 
Bibber, Harold _. 
Bickart, Richard 







Bidner, Louise 
Biedel, Clark 
Biel, Robert). 
Bigelow, John H. _ 
Bigelow, John L, - 

Bigelow, Leslie 
Biggs, Ernest _— 
Bigler, Robert 

Bilikam, Carl —._ 
Billman, Joseph 
Bills, William 
Bing, Robert 

Binns, Emily 

Birchette, Dan 
Bird, Charles 

Birkeland, Jorgen 
Birnbaum, Lillian 
Birnbaum, Milton —......... 61 
Birnkrant, Robert 208, 246, 247, 


Biscan, Ivan _.. 
Biser, Roger - 
Bishin, Mildred 
Bishoff, Avery 
Bishop, Maxine 
Bissell, Edwin 
Bissell, Grace - 


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Bitzer, George 
Bisler. Donald) 2s Ss S52 
Bizjak, Frank : 

Black, David 
Black, Frank 
Black, Helen 
Blackburn, Howard 
Blackburn, John 
Blackman, Charles 255 
Blackwood, James —...... 258 
Blain, Charles a 

Blair, Betty _ 
Blair, Kathryn 
Blair, Marjory 
Blair, Richard 














Blakeslee, Grace _.._. al 22a 
306, 350 
Blancke, Clay 2.22 384, 385 


Bland, Irvin 
Blanden, Merwin 
Blanton, Park ___ 
Blatt, Milton ___ 
Blauser, Albert - 
Blauser, Israel 
Blauser, Mary 
Blayney, Earl 





Blayney, Veldren __......___ 
Blazier, Kathryn __. 
Bleich, Maurice —.... 
Blickensderfer, Jessie - 
Blickle, Edward ......... 363, 378 
Bliss, Keith _61, 198, 217, 218, 
282, 365, 387 
Blizzard, Edith 82, 213, 214, 322 
BlochaiPaul pore 2 = 
Block, Arthur 
Block, Harriet 
Block, WHarry 
Blocker, Betty 
Bloom, John _ 
Bloom, Selma 
Bloomberg, Louis - 
Bloomfield, Edith 
Blose, Helen 
Blosser, Nolon 
Blosser, Theodore 
Blue, Betty 
Blue, Gerald 
Blum, Harry 
Blum, Sylvia ——_ 
Blumberg, Leonard 













Blumenschein, Carl _ appr 
Blyth, David 169 
Blyth, John __ 323 
Boals Davidian. ee eee 9 
Board of Publications. 163 
Board of brustees = a 10 


Boardman, Charles 194, 225, 256 
Bockelman, peal 221, 224, 251 


Bode; Boyd. =.= ..81, 186 
Boehk, Karl _. 
Boehm, Lloyd 










Boehme, Donald -___...... 61 
Boehme, Robert _...__- 258 
Boerger, Paul __ 220, 224 
Boesel, Jacob -176, 280 
Bohannan. Robert —_.... 274 
Bohmer, Robert __ 2254 
Boker, Heinz S305. 555 
Bolender, Betty 180, 189 






Boles, Ewing 
Bolon, -Dallasy 2. a= 
Bolliger, Vesta __ 
Bolling, George _ 
Bollinger, Russell 
Bolon, Ruth __ 
Bolser, Allen 

Bolser, Harvey - 
Bomeli, Edwin 





324, 350 
Bomesberger, Virginia 301 
Bonar, Martin __ 224, 266, 356 
Bonds orathy eee SD 
Bone, James ___. 
Bonnell, Bettye 
Bonnell, Rollo 
Bonnell, Walter __ ane 
Bonowitz, Roselyn —.__ 208 
Bonta, Simon ____ a 290 





Booher, Larry 164, 165, 324 


Book; Stanley =. 226, 324 
Bookmyer, Raymond -__...._ 227 
Gott, mech co ee 269 
Boose, Anna 303, 319 
Boot and Saddle Club 396, 399 
Booth, Anna —__.. 224 
Booths sbetty, soso. 45, 178, 202, 

294, 307 
HoothaWiaty we ee 189 
Booth, Robert —_....__- 263 
Booth, William 171, 282 
Boothe... Viva. 349 
Borcher, Perry _ 171, 290 


Bordenkircher, Mildred 82, 318 
Borghese, Mary _.... 

Borman, John -___.. 
Bornstein, Lloyd _ 
Bornstein, Millard 
Borotres Robert.) 2... eee 
Borowitz, Harry - 
Borowitz, Ruth __ 
Bostic, Paul pea 
Bostwick, Prudence 
Bottenhorn, Irwin —_ 339 
Bottenhorn, Marylee 45, 75, 311 
Botting, John 
Boucher, Garl) 0 339 






Boughner, Richard 23, 24,25 
280, 375, 378 

Boughton, Barbara 20, 23, 27 
45, 178, 200, 301 
Boulton, James __.... 256 


Bowen, Paul 
Bower, Carl 
Bower, Forest 
Bower, Frances — 
Bower, Helen 
Bower, Robert - 
Bower, Russell 
Bowers, Betty 
Bowers, Cary 
Bowers, Elizabeth 
Bowers, Eugene 
Bowers, George 
Bowers, John 
Bowers, William —___ 
Bowling Club = z 
Bowman, Constance ____. 
Bowsher, Robert _...........-.. 337 
Boyce, Alda 
Boyd, James _ 
Boyd, Joseph _— 
Boyd, Marjorie 
Boyd, Wayne 
Boyer, Carl 
Boyer, Page 
Boyer, Kenneth é 
Boyer, Laura _175, 178, 303 
Boyer, Paul) 2 126, 262, 336 
Boylan, James - _ 329 
Boylan, John ___. E 289 
Brackney, Robert 




















Bracy, Barbara __ 318 
Braden, John _ > 225 
Bradfield, James _ 266, 350 
Bradfield, Robert — 220 
Bradford, Phil (=. == 168 
Bradford: Ruth: =. oe 300 
Bradley, Donald -.31, 210, 251 

Bradley; Bilechv= 255 180 
Bradner, James =.2045 229 
Bradshaw, Jane _ 176, 178 
Bradshawt» Jane S.-. , 309 


Bradstock, Norman 
Brady, Jack 
Brady, Thomas - 
Bragg, William __ 
Brainen, Alvin __ 
Bramble, Barbara “170, 208, "307, 


321,392 
Bramble, Dorothy ____ 307, 345 
Brammer, Melba 309, 322, 396 


Brancamp, Joseph —..__ 337 
Brandon, Grant pi15334 
Brands, Dorothy __ 189 
Brands, Marjorie _ 189 
layehatehe, Usld serge S28 ee Sei 
Brannan, John AS oy LBL, 226 

263, 3:71 
Branscom, Kenneth 167 
Branson, Jean 
Brant, Arthur __ 
Brant, Richard 








Brashear, Genevieve 232% 
Brasseux, Emmett 61, 212, 244, 

289 
Bratman, Leonard _ 248, 250 


Brattain, William 
Bratton, Arthur oe 
Brattan, James -...... Se 255 
Bratton, LeRoy 
Brault, Arthur 
Braun, John oe a 
Braunlin, Marie —__ — 45 
Breckler, Rosemary 
Bredbeck, Richard 
Breese, Letitia F 
Bregman, June —_ 
Brehm, Betts ae 
Breisch, Blanche 
Brenanman, John - 
Breniser, Edna 
Brennemann, Jacob 
Brenner, Mildred 
Brescia, Anthony 
Breunig, Kenneth __ 
Brevoort, Frank 
Brewer, Mabel = 
Brewer, Robert __- 
Breyfogle, Ernest 
Bricker, John 
Bricker, Governor 
Brickman, Mary 
Brier, Hyman: oo 
Briesch, Blanche 
Brier, Philip 
Briggs, Gordon 
Briggs, Wilda 
Brightman, Austin 













Brightwell, James _ 181 
Brim, Orville 265 
Brindle, James 274 
Brinker, Peggy 311 
Brinkman, Henry —_. 233 
Brinsky, George _.. 288 
Brittain, Robert ——.. 280 
Brittingham, Harry _ 291, 355 
Broadway, Alice -. 232 
Broadway, Arthur : 325 
Brockway, Ronald 195, 225, 291 
Brode, Wallace 263 
Brodman, Andrew 285 
Brody, Howard — 223 
Brody, Maida ne 83, 312 
Brody, Murry 2287 6,390 
Brohard, Jean Le 298 
Brokaw, Helen Cie a 233 
Bronfield, Harold ey TS 
Brook, Eugene OR aay 58) 
Brooke, Leslie _- 267 
Brookover, George 103, 225, 355 
Brooks, Betty Way + x Fe hE 
Brooks, Richard --...._. 335 
Brooks, Robert .. 254 
Brooks, William SSES 289 
Brophey, Irene eee 319 


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Brouthers, Vivian eae 
Brown, Anita) 320 
Brown, Anthony — 231 
Brown, Aubrey 

Brown, Barbara 

Brown, Bonnie __ 

Brown, Carl : me hes. 
Brown, Clarence _____ 
Brown, arwin 

Brown, Donna __ 

Brown, Elderlia 

Brown, Elgar 

Brown, Elizabeth —. 352 
Brown, Genevieve ________ 318 
Brown, 

Brown, 

Brown, 

Brown, 

Brown, 

Brown, 

Brown, 

Brown, 

Brown, — 

Brown, Margaret es 311 
Brown, Margaret 23; 26, 27, 45, 


163, 198, 200, 202, 311, 371 











Brown, Martha ______22, 309, 321 
Brown, Paul H. __70, 198, 216, 
324, 371 
Brown, Paul W. _ 338 
Brown, Richard A. == 20 
Brown, Richard T.. Ben 
Brown, Robert C.. =.339 
Brown, Robert R.. _.232 
Brown, Russell __ 335 
Brown, Ruth - She 294, 295, 303 
Brown, Walter) fs 220 
Brown, William E. ___103, 215, 
Brown, William R. 
Brown, William W. 
Browne, Edward 
Browne, Kenneth __ 
Browne, Seymour 194, 27, 200% 
355 
Brownewell, George __. 195, 256 
Brownfield, Martha __ 187, 222 
Brownfield, William oe 


Browning Dramatic Society 
Brownlee, Earl 


Brukar, 
Bruce, 


Bruckner, Edwin 


Bruder, 
Bruell, 


Brumley Club 
Brumley, Oscar 





Virgil ae 
Morton ___. 
Gustav __ 
Eleanore _ 


Bruney, Robert _...__ 





Brunk, Lewis 

Brunner, Jean 
Brush, Albert ‘ 
BrashsAlice e222 et 
Brush, Martha —__ 
Bryan, Howard 

Bryan, Mary __ 
Bryan, Robert 
Bryant, Kenneth 

Bryant, Willard 


Buchanan, Dorothy 


Buchanan, Jean _189, 208, 314 
Buchanan, Roland __.......... 272 


Buchanan, Rosemary 
Buchanan, Ruth 


Buchter, 
Bucher 


Buck, Elizabeth 


Bucket 


Buckeye Club 
Buckley, Dorothy _ 
Buckner, Doris 
Buckner, Mary 
Budd, Claude 


John __ aS 
Paul 





and Dipper 17, 134, 135, 
1 





Bueden, Richard 

Buehler, Edson __. 

Bueker, Richard - 

Buel) | Pateicia) oe 

Buenau, Harold __ 

Buenau, John ___ 

Buerkel, John —__- 

Buerkel, John 

Buker, Mae = 

Buker, Virginia 

Buker, Wallace 

Bullock, Bill = 

Bullock, Howard 

Burch, Jack 

Burchard, Alfred 

Burchett, Warren - 269 

Burckes, Martin -—~.......... 194 

Burger, Alan ca es 

Burgess, Elizabeth — 313 

Burgess, Kathryn - 83,178 

Brugwald, Louis _— 220 

Burke, James ___- -..3 40 

Burke, Martha —_ BSH s- 

Burkey, Lloyd 31, 220 

Burkey, Marie : ; wa ih |, 

Burkhardt, Freda -.._____.83, 316 

Burkholder, George é 284 

Burkholder, Roy 248, 275 

BBurkley, Jean 84, 192, 213, 233 

Burkley, Margaret 31, 169, 224, 
233, 306, 351 

Burley, Osi). 2 a 344 

Burner, Minerva 84, 319, 354 

Burnett, Betty 61, 178, 301 

Burnham, Walter 277, 343 

Burns, Clara _ 353 

Burns, Kathleen _ 84 

Burns, Louis ieee 185 

Burns, Raymond 233,273 

Buros, Herbert 103 

Buros, Melvin ee LO 

Burrell, Robert 335 














Burroughs, Floyd —--—-—————-- 226 
Burrows, Fred _..- 233, 273, 394 
Burt, ‘Eleanore ——+-—. 187, 229 
Busch, Florence — 2320,.3.92 
Busch, “Robert- 204. 76 


Bush, Kathleen - 
Bush, Kenneth - 
Bush, Norman - 


Bushnell, Jean - i 229 
Buskick, Paul .——— ...224 
Buss,. Mary Pee) 
Butcher, Wendell Rees PC) 


Butler, Grace —_-- 
Butler, Lawrece 


Butler, Mrs. Lillian. ge 3 
Buther, Ned ------ 22280 
Butler, Ruth. ...--4-.- Ber dep) 
Byerly, Leland ---- 61, 198, 212, 
263,571 
Byrne, Geraldine ——_____- 233 
Cable, 
Caddell, 





Cadkin, 


Cagen, Harold 56, 191, 244, 268 
Cahill, Vern 169, 221, 255, 350 
Caito, Thomas: 22. 233 
Calabria Julius: 45 
Calavan, Harry 142, 184, 185, 

206, 246, 247, 248, 261 


Caldwell, 
Caldwell, 
Caldwell, 
Caldwell, a 
Calhoun, Phil _---.- 
Calkins, George 
Callahan, Edna 
Callahan. Harold - ee 
Gallsns Edwin’ 222). = 
Calland) Don = 


Calland, Dean — 
Galland) Williams 
Callaway, Lorabel 31, 294, Cae 







Calloway, Lorabell ----------— 
Calwell, Elmer ----.-- 
Cameron, Donald - 
Campbell, Anna ----- 
Campbell, Kenyon 
Campbell, Edith 
Campbell, Mary -- 
Campbell, Samuel 
Campbell, Wiley eee: 
Campbell, Wiley ---. --------- 
Campbell, William R...-- 
Campbell, William W. —— 
Canaday, Eileen ---.-_. = 
Canfield Club =230 
Canowitz, Phyllis ------------------ 
Gaplan, Elva. —— 
Caplan, Irving -- 
Capper, Donald - 
Carey, Jean _----. 
Carl, Charles 
Garlin; Earl = 
Garlsons ‘Fred 
Carlson, Harold _. = 
Carlson, John A 

Carlson, John I. 23, 24, 25, 84, 













185, 218, 244, 246, 256, 371 
Carlson, Warner 249 
Carmack, Justine 161, 309 
Carnahan, John _-- 325, 350 
Carnes, John —___— — _.328, 329 
Carpenter, Baldwin 186 
Carpenter, Florence -.. 318, 349 
Carpenter, Paul 22222 331 
Gaer Alfred 2 == ee 270 
Carr, Barbara _- SaLP 
Carr, Edward _- 263 
Carr, George _.194, 324 
Garr, Mary 2... 233, 314 
Carrasquillo, Reinaldo -_-76, 339 
Gacrll, Mamie. 224 
Carroll, Mary -- 214, 319 
Carruthers,” John == 283 
Carstensen, Hans 344 


Carstensen, Mae 
Carter, Harry -- 
Carter, Homer - 
Carter, Jane _.. 
Carter, Vera __. 
Carter, William 
Caruso, Paul _- 
Cary, Edward —_- 
Cary, Jean 
Caryer. Jean _ 
Case, Bentley 
Casebolt, Russell _ 

Casey. sean a= 

Casey, Margaretta 180, 214, 


Casey, Warren 
Casey, William ___ 
Cashman, Samuel 


Gassell "Kenneth 2 356 








Cassick, Cecile ___ 84, 319 
Cassidy, Charles 276 
Cassidy, John __.. =23:2 
Cassidy, Robert .335 


Castiglioni, Howard _ 290 
‘Catcott) “Earl = ee 

Cathcart, John - 
Caton, Harry _. 
Catron, Robert __ 
Caudill, Darrell — 
Caulfield, Frances -_.__. 


Caulkins; Dane 
Cavanaugh, Thomas t 
Cavins, Helen __ 
Ceosnik, Fred _......... 2 
‘Cessna, Charles) 2 





Ghadwick. Lewis see 
Chaffee, William - 2220) 
Chaffin, Charles _. e274 
Chaikin, William - 286, 380 
Chakeres; Amelia £2228 180 
Chamberlain, Mary 322 
Chamberlin, Martha 139, 176 

202, 309 


Chambers, Alyce 140, 141, 176, 
200, 203, 307 
Ghambers,) Ruth pe F 
Chambers, Walter = 
Chanan, Henry 
Chandler, Jim —_ 
Chaneery, Bonita - 
Chapla, Wallace ___ 
Chapman, Charles _ 
Charlton, James —__ 
Charters, Wallace 
Chase, Martha __ 









Chaverrit Atitamai. = =e B22 
Chenevey, John __-103, 225, 233 
Chenew eA crown eee ee 324 
Cheney, James -..274 
Cheng), Hsi- @2 ee 225 
Cherchel, Feridun — 185, 287 
Cherrington, Henrietta _ 5p! 
Cherry, Stanford __ __ 224 


Chesler, Earl 


Chie Delta Phixe se = 5 345 
Chi Omega ——.-— 157, 245, 294, 

296, 302 
Chi Phi -......244, 245, 248, 257 
Chidley, William 227; 291 
Child Harla es 195 





GChilderss. Jiohn) ee eee aL 
Childers, Norman 223, 252, 255 


Childress, Hannalee ___-_____ 303 
Ghima; Nicholass_.- = ree. 
Chios en e225 134, 135, 13.7, 138 
(Chinn Pauline eee ee 319 
Choate, John: ==. — ey! 
Chojnicki, Edmund - 233 
Christenen, Emil 249 





Christian Science Organization 190 
Christman. (John 5 eens 324 
Christman;" Nova 2 = 76 





















Christman, Warren e325 
Christopher,” Byron) 22002222275 
Christopher, William —___. 272 
Ghristy, Frank —2.2 es 268 
Christy, Patricia 304, 396 
Christy, Starling -_— 232, 260 
Chubb, Charles MES: Se Te! 
Chubb, Richard - .. G1 
Church, Jerome Sa Sly 
Church, Lawrence __ E359 
Churchward, Betty AD 
Churchward, Elizabeth _..169 
Ciccaello, Vincent ___. 6 
Gicuto Jonna S235 
Cissna, Charles Eni 225 
Clager, Charlees 

Clair, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Clark, 

Class, Roberts == 224, 324, 350 
Claugus, Frederick ___ 324, 350 


Clause, George ____ 
Clawson, June 
Clawson, Stuart 





256, 350 
Claypool, Done 381 
Cleary. John 324, 378 


Cleaveland, Henry Gaylord 132, 
134, 136, 137, 218, 263, 383 
Cleaves; (Walter = 261 
Clems--James es See 214 
Clerke, Virginia ____ E 
Cleveland, George __-_ 
Clevelander, Henry —----.. 214 
Clevenger, Richard __ 
Clickenger, Doris E 
Chfords William) ss. 256 


Clifton, John __ 265 
Cline, Edwin 185 
ClinesiGuy.-= 2 349 


Clinger, Mary -_— S917 0. U7o, 


Cloxeye yatice masses eae 


Close, Martha ___. ss t9 
Close, Richard _ mies) 
Clouse, Barbara __ ._84, 311 
Clouse, George _.___. 165, 247, 

248, 272 
Clouse, Ploward 258 
Clim Floyd Va ee 254 


Clum, Harold 222, 224, 323, 356 
Clyburn, James — 388, 395 
Clymer, Robert 317356 
Cobb, Charles __. 22336 
Cobb, James 






Cobb, Samuel _ 257 
Coburn, Donald .284 
Cochran, Betty --.- ets.) 


Cochran, Janice __ 84, 322 
Cochran, Thomas E 
Cockburn, Jack 


Cockburn, Mary _. 214 
Cockinss ‘Edith: 12; 307 
Coddington, Dorothy __--- 301 
Coddington, Edwin _____ 226, 249 


Coddington, Gilbert __. 291,355 
Coddington, Oscar 
Coe, Frederick 2225. =a ae 
Coffeyunloclaan am 221, 249, 255 
Coffin, Carol 176, 178, 307, 345 
CoffinguRobere: 35 ee 
Coffman, Andrew a 
Coffman, Cliff —_ 
Coffman, Eugene ___ 
Coffman, Evelyn 
Coffman, Frances 
Coffman, Francis 
Coffman, Jane 
Coffman, Jack 
Coffman, Mary 
Coghlan, Owen -_ 
Cohagan, Paul 
Cohagen, Catharine - 
Cohagen, Martha _ 
Cohen, Annetta 
Cohen, Evelyn _. 
Cohen, Judith 
Cohen, Lenora _ 
Cohen, Milton 
Cohen, Mitchel 
Cohen, Sheldon __132, 133, 281 












Gohen, Theodore = 278 
Cohen, Victor __ e275 
Cohedas,. Joseph 2 = 231 
Colby, Margaret ___ ES 318 
Golclough, Jack = = = 344 
Cole, Harvey __. 330 
Cole, Jefferson - 225 


Cole, Storrs’ —— 249 
Coleman, John - ia 

Coleman, June - Pa 
Goleman. Neil 2 eee = 282 
Coleman, Robert _ 
Coleman, William _ = 
Coleman, William E..283 
Coleman, William L._ 


Colen Allyn me eens 
ColesiCharles, = 
College of Agriculture 
College of Arts and Sciences. 10 
College of Commerce and 

Administration ________________ 
College of Dentistry. 
College of Education __- 
College of Engineering 
College of Law —__ 
College of Medicine = 
College of Pharmacy_______- 
College of Veterinary 

Mediané. oS 

Collicott, Esther _ 3 
Collier, John __.. 
Collin, Belle _. 
Collins, Bette 
Collins, Harriett — 
Collins, Leroy 
Collis siiatry) = — 
Goll? Doris) = 
Colwell, William 
Combs, Donald 
Combs, Ruth _- 
Comello, George 
Commerce and Administra- 

TOM a ee eee 198 
Gommerce Council =~ 212 
Commercial Education Club 213 
Compton, Ernest 
Conard, Jean __... 
Conave, Harold _ 
Conaway, Robert 
Condon, George __ 
Conine, Esther _ 
Conkle, Allan __ 
Conley, Irvin =] — 
Connare, Harold 
Connelly, Robert 
Conner, Charles 
Conner, Harriet __ 
Conner, Phyllis 
Conner, Ted) == 
Conner, William 
Connolly, Chancey 
Connor, Florence 
Connor, Robert —_ 



























Connor, Thomas 
Conover, Florence 
Conrad, Keith ____- 
‘Conrad; Nina = 
Converse, Irving 
Conway, Dorothy - 
Cood, Carroll -_- 


Cook, Margie 
Cook, Robert 84, 213, 232, 265 
Cook, Thomas ___- 103-2275 59> 
Cook, William -_. 46, 194, 279 
Cook, William L.-.31, 194, 252 


Cooper, Marcia ---- 


Goopers: Maty 23 
Cooper, Paul _ ae 
Cooper, Stanley _- 
Cooper, William 
Cooperrider, Carl -_.. 
Cooperrider, Eldon —_.. 
Cooperrider, Mildred 
Copenhefer, Warren -_._. 
Coplan, Robert 46, 164, 165, 292 


{ 426 } 


Copley, Harold 
Coppock, Mary 
Corban, Wilbur __ 
Corbett, Elinor i 
Corbett, Mary __ 
Corbeett, Robert 
Corbin, Byron ___ 
Corbin, William —_ 
Cordell, Harry _. 
Corder, Robert _. 
Cordray, John 
Corfman, Rex __- 
Corkwell, Betty 









Cornelius, Geraldine -.. 303 
Cornelius, Sue _.139, 178, 200, 

303, 371 
Cornell, Jean 31,223, 300 
Cornett Dallas 323, 356 
Cornwell) Rath) 319 


Gorotis# Robert ee 263 
Corp, Jeanne __ ts 

















Corr, ew iiildas= aby 
‘Correll Wilbur eee 260 
Corry, Martha __ 176, 318 
Cory, Edward ___. _...46, 347 
Cosgrove, Robert —_........ 287 
Costello, John _— _ 284 
Costello; Robert 333 
Cotabish, John __ 185, 343 
Gotters Williamee. ee 289 
Cottrell trlarvey. eee 339 
Cottrell, Marjorie JST 329, 
Coulter; Jane) 84, 346 
Coulter; (Margaret) 2 309 
Council of Fraternity Presi- 
donts -3ee See 242, 244, 246 
Counters. Robert, eee 226 
CoVan, John = sre2 49 
Covington, Clarence _ 338 
Covington, Margaret = 202 
Cowden, Roger ______- 22279. 
CoxuGarle == Pa. os Bee 324 
Cox; (Dorothy 25225 = 318 
Cox, Earl _.. _..324 
Cox, Edith _ 213 
ox, Evelyn 32,319 
Cox: Idene sé. 2-2 eae 252 
Cox, Joseph 221, 251, 323, 350 
Cox, (Luaria 22 296, 298 
Cox, «Mary, = 3 20 
Cox, Theodore _. 186 
Coxen, Betty __ Les 22 
Coyer, William .287 
Cozart, Stanley _ 2323. 
Crabbe, Julian —_ 2S 
Crabbe, Katherine Oy. 
Crago, Verle ___ 336 
Graig, Gus) se .394 
Craigs Jha Se 162 
Craig, Robert —— 198, 218, 244, 
278 Se. 
Cramer, Paid. (22.0255 214 
Cramer, William rm | 
Crandell, Lynn —_— ...259 
Grane, (Evan eee 254 
Crane. ‘Geotge "= woke 
Crawfis, Mary _ 296, 307 
Crawford, Frank __ 208, 291 
Grawford.) Barrys eee 336 
Crawford, Mary ___ Bet i | 
Crawford, William _ 270 
Greighton, Bleanorl= = 303 
Creighton, Mildred 163, 303, 322 
Crichton. ean) ee eee 318 
Crick, George _ =. 380; 
Gridex) (Pauly 2222 
Crissinger, ‘Bruce __ ara 4o 3 | 
Crist, Stanley 348 
Crites, Grover = ABS 
Crites, Vivian -.-.... ._ 85, 189 
Grocetti;. Robertes == 122, 380 
Cromley, Leroy Hewitt 221, 251 
Cromwell, Forrest __. 61, 264 
‘Crone; Rusch eee _85, 319 
Gronk, (Gari 62, 264 
Grooky Esther 22 322 
Crook, George <« 162 
Crose, Rachel _ = 303 
Cross, Clyde = 39.0 
Gross, John 2 227 
Cross, Kenneth - _..274 
Crossan, Mary a2 352 
Crossen, Morris = 62 
Crossman, Mary $233) 
Crouch, Ernest _. 287 
Crouse, Joshua B22. 
Crow, Charles __-- .256 
Crow, Fred __ 338 
Crow, Harold ___- 2339 
Crowthers, Frela ___--.-- 274 
Croy; ‘Otto 2 262 
Cruey, Ray: 186, 324 
Crummel, David [22 287 
Cryder, Helen ---_.. _.224 
Culbertson, Marjorie ..319 
Culler; john 2272 
Cullison, Robert - ..283 
Cullop, Richard —___- 3395 
Cunningham, Edward 263 
Cunningham, Frank 266 
Cunningham, John 29, 222, 224, 
Winere 


Cunningham, Robert -.272, 371 
Cunningham, William 103, 226, 








254 

Gurl Richard” 222 46, 325 
Curtis, George _. 329, 342 
Curtiss, Emma) oo 300 
Cusidk, Jay : 62 
Cutlip, Forrest —.... 32, 220, 221, 
244, 262 

Cutter, Raymond 2222 == 324 

D 
Dagenhard, John _---... 384, 385 


Dagger, William 181, 185, 282 
DatleyeGparless ces 324 











asley ohn fo ee 287 
Dailey, Kenneth - 262, 356 
Dakan. Everett 5... 274 
Dameron, Kenneth _ 256 
Db Amore, Arcangelo .....380 
LAIN Sin WOOK fen eee 185 
Danaceau, Ruth 2-2 = 3:20 
Dandoy, Apolinario _____ 185 
Danese, Caryolyn __..... 62, 353 
Daniell, James 214, 266 
Daniell. Robert 374 
Daniels, Rosmary 170, 307 
Danison,, Russell 256 


Danker, Jean .... 





Danner, James Be 1671853 
323, 340 


Darby Ralph) 225, 284 

Dargitz, Dale ___ 3 

Dargusch, Carlton - re: 

Darling, Stanton “2. 324 

Dauben, William 

Daugherty, Samuel __. 103, 274, 
3 


Daughters, Margaret 
Davidson, Donald - 
Davidson, Ethel __.. 
Davidson, Harold 
Davidson, Horace 
Davidson, Isadore 
Davidson, James 
Davidson, 
Davidson, Robert _ 
Davidson, Richard - 
Davidson, Roy —___ 
Davidson, Walter 
Davies, David 
Davies, Robert 
Duyin eMary 9 
Davis, Anna __ 
Davis, Arthur _ 
Davis, Betsy __.. 
Davis, 
Davis, Byron 
Davis, Dwight 


Davis, Eileen 


Davis, Elizabeth __ 
Davis, Francis Wee 
Davis, 
Davis, 
Davis, 
Davis, Harry 
Davis, Hazel - 
Davis, Helen - 
Davis, James 
Davis, Jane _ 
Davis, Joseph - 
Davis, Larry __ 
Davis, Lodwic : 
Davis, Margaret _ 


Davis, Marie 























Davis, Frances -319 

Wavigne Wary a Lets we ee 301 

Davis, Mary K.__. 

Davisg Mary ol ate tee 303 

Davis, Merrilla 

Davis, Myron __ 

Paving Ralph or = Sees 284 

Davis, Robert _ 104, 282 

Davis, Ruth 85, 313, 346 

Davian, Ubomas eee te 62 

Davis; Vernon 2 174, 175, 
216, 323 

Davis, Virginia 


Davies Willan 28 


Davison, Dorothea - 
Davison, Glenn _ 


Davlin, Robert 
Davy. Christine 
Dawson, Donald 
Dawson, Glenn 
Dawson, Jack 
Dawsons.) Gatien oe ee 
Dawson, Richard 
Day, Cora) ears 
Day, Francis __.. 
Dayton, Wilbur _ 
Deacon, Raymon 
Dean, Alston __. 
Dean, Forrest 
Dean, Sam 
Dean, Winifred 
Dean of Men_. 
Dean of Women. 
Deber, Helen __ 
Debolt, Duane 
DeBolt, Margaret 
Deckard, George _ 
Decker, Robert _ 
Deering, Jack 
DeHaven, Ardes _. 
Dehmer, Charles _. 
Dehn, Louise _..__.. 
DeHoff, Howard 
Deibel, Barbara _ 
Deibel, Harriet __._. 





CH ede st 
Deibel, Jean 176, 245, 304 
Deibig, Bertram 194, 244, 258 
Deishley, Charles — 2... 329 
Deitch, Jerome 
Delaites, Loretta .... + 
DeLashmutt, Elizabeth __ 352 
DeLashmutt, Floyd _ 189 
Delfs, Jack __.104, 215, 231, 355 
DeLong, Arthur = 233 
DeLong, Dwight — 262, 277 
DeLong, Jack ‘i 272 
DeLong, Jane —_....170, 176. 397 
Deliot Joseph 329, 342 
Delta Chi 244, 245, 248, 258 
Delta Delta Delta 245, 294, 

296, 303 


Delta Gamma —- 153, 245, 294, 


296, 304 
Delta, Omicron, 346 
Delta Sigma Delta —.__._. 328 


Delta Sigma Phi 244, 245, 259 


Delta Sigma Pi__ _..244, 245, 
248, 260 
Delta Tau Delta_-. 244, 245, 
248, 261 
Delta Theta Phi_._______.. 245, 328 
Delta Theta Sigma____..244, 245, 
248, 262 
Delta Upsilon —_._. 244, 245, 
248, 263 


Delta Zeta __245, 294, 296, 304 
Demorest, Jean 
Dempsey, John 
Demsey; Leo... = 
DeMunbrun, Harreld 
DeMuth, 
DeMuth, 
Denbow, 
DeNeen, 
Denham, 
Denison, 
Denison, 
Denman, 
Denman, 
Denney, Evert 

Dennis, John __ 
Denrnicqopertus ss eee 
Dentistry (College ok yees 5 
DePaola,, Joseph: 2 

Derbyshire, Charles 231, 325, 












Derickson, Eugene 
Dermady, Bernard ___ 
Derr, (Ghatlegs 





Derrenberger, Robert | “104, “lyfe 
245, 290 
DeSelm; Richard, 2 185 








DeTray, Donald __ 336 
Detrich, Nancy) 2 220 
Detwiler, Robert .215, 290 
Deubner, Russell - 225, 254 
Deutsch, Janet _ _.-299, 320 


Dexter, | Juliay see 224 


deVarennes, Charles __.126, 289, 

336 
DeVennish, Joseph ___. 274, 338 
Dever, Lewis _____ 104, 227, 355 


Deverse, Robert __ 
Devine, Harold 


Devine, Jeannette _ 
















Dew, Marjorie _ 85 
Dew, Paul 

Dew, Robert _ 

Dew. William, 2 339 
Dewart, Robert 225 
Deweese, Robert _.-_ 176 
Dexter, Julia 222, 306, 351 
Dials Bimer = oe ee 374 
DiBello, Anthony __.- 339 
Dice, Charles ___ 287, 344 
icky obi, ee ne 8 331 
Dickason, Glenn - 248, 290 
Dickason, Howard _ 227, 290 


Dickason, Russell’ 2 336 
Dickerhoof, Gilbert 
Dickerson, Philip 
Dickerson, William 
Dickey, Virginia ____ 
Dickinson, Richard _ 
Dickinson, William _ 
Dickson, Alvin __.. 
Diemer, Roland 
Diercks, Bouis: 22 

Dierker, Lillian __.. 
Diers, Helen ____ 

Dietrich, Harold _ 
Dietrich, Gordon _.. 
Dietsch, Theodore _ 
DiFranco, Joseph 
Dillahunt, Betty e 
Dillahunt, Jack _. 

Dilley ei Rays 2.3 
Dillon, Mary __. 
Dillon, Paul 
Dillon, Virginia 

Dillon, William 

Dils, Thomas __. 
Dimick, Alan __ 
Dimick, David — 
Dimity, William __ 
Dinan, Leonard __ 
Dinger, Louise _— 
Dinsmore, Jack 
Dion, Veronica _ 
Dischinger, Fred - 
Disher, Orville 169, 224, 255 








Dissly, Robert _...220, 266 
oiatelw Glata 25. 345 
Dit'ommaso, Louis. .._..___- 253 
Dittler, Donald _.266 
Dittmer, Joseph _- 394 
Ditto, Elizabeth - 303 
Dixve ele = 86, "198, 202, 209, 

214, 3225371 


Dix, Robert pra Ss 
Praniy LIG1e aoe 
DIsOM Ebert ye 

Dixon, Marjorie - 
Dixon, Russell —_- 
Dixon, Thornton 
Doan, Charles 
Doan, Edward 
Doan, Harold a! 
Dobson, Kenneth __. 
Dodd, Edwin 142, 181, 198, "199, 







218, 272,378 
Dodd. Dneodore. 222. 33:7 
Dodds? Verne onc.20 Ss 342 
Dodge, Ruth ~~ 2 204 
Dodge. William _.. 104, 355 
Doebele, Mary —-_.--- 208, 233 











Doelker> Paul, =<. 86 
Doemel, Gilbert William 277 
Dolby, Catherine ___~ 163, 297, 

344, 366 
Dolezal, Edward ___ PLL bP? 
Dolezal, Wilma 223 
Dolle, David =~ PAs 6. LSS 
DeLong, Jane Anne-_ eae A 
Dolson, Caroline __ eee Fa! 
Donahre, Rev. J. B.. 233 
Donahue, Thomas __ 256 
Donaldson, Elvin 344 
Donaldson, James ee kaG 
Donaaa, Anthony —__ = 260 
Donavan, Virginia — 352 
Donnelly, Mary —......- 86, 319 
Donovan, Richard _.76, 339 
Doolittle, James j=) 170 
D'Orazio, Edward -.46, 253 
Dorland, Virginia 294, 297 
Dorman, ,)ames 331 
Dormitories ks 2 = a lee S17 
Dorn; Walter «22 = sean 129 
Dorris, Victor _.. 384 
Dorsey, Mrs. Paul - 299 
Dorsey, Ninamaree 176 


Dorsey) (Ruth) = ee 
Dorsey, William - 
Dorster, Robert 
Dotter, Joan 
oty, Don_.... 
Doty, Julius _ 
Douce, Lowell - 
Dougan, James 


Douglass, David __ 








Douglass, Howard 227 
Dove, Arthur _____ 350 
Dowds, Robert 280 
Dowdy, Charles _.._________- 266 
Downes, George _ 255, 381 
Dowenes, Margaret ea ET) 
Downs, Martha - ai 
Doyle, Edward -... 338 
Doyle, Marion - es 2 
Doyles Mary) 9h Ss 46 
Drackett, Bolton __ 181, 282 
Drackett, Harry 2) 2 236 
Drake, Carl 2 104, 227, 371 
Drake, 'Gharletta == 4 304 
Drake; Clarence: 12 186 


Drake, Edward __22, 23, 24, 25, 
136, 33:7, 142, 174; 
181, 208, 216, 218 











Drakese Werlia eat 2! 262 86 
Drake ,Robert ___ 104, 227, 355 
Drayerse Garoliie sn eee 396 
Drayer, Helen 176, 203 
Dredge, Howard 25339, 379 
Dreese, Erwin 231, 288, 

290, 355 
Dreffer; John: 2. 288 
Dresbach, Grace _____ 86, 213 
Dresher, Fred ______ ew PO 
Dressel, Charles _ 280 
Drexel, Eugene _ 257, 
Drexel, Ruth __ -178 
Dreyer, Anitia _ 13.22 
Dreyer, Russell 279 
Drooyan, Irving - 379 
Drout, Florence ___ 319 
Drumheller, Grace _ 318 
Drummond, Selwyn _______ 337 
Dubach, George 3.25220, 255 
Duber,. Alberta (225 233 
Duber, nthony - 233 
Dubes, Russell - .233 
Dubinit Rathw. = es 320 
Dubois, Florence 187 
Duch, ered eee ee eee 233 
Duckwell, George 225 
Duckworth, Doyle _ 228 


Duckworth, William rh beg 





Duckworth, Winston 194, 225, 

323 
Dudley, Lewis 245 
Dudley, Milton 272 
Duffusy Ruth =e 46, 304 
Duffus, William 207, 212, 344 


Duffus, William Wright. 266 







Dufiy Dont eas Sh ly 
Putt ya) Ohne 266 
Duffy, John Duncan .208 
Duffy, Barbara Jean _ 319 
Dugan, Beth Ann__.._____. Eh ileg 


Dugan, David 
Dugan, Richard __ ce 
Dumble, Wilson _ 

Dumitre, Thomas Bo "277, 384 
Duncan, Daniel 
Duncan, 
Duncan, Eleanor 
Duncan, 
Duncan, Mary 
Duncan, Ralph _ 


Duncan, Roberta 





Dunham, Milan 32 
Dunlap, Frank 332 
Dunlap, Richard 221 


Dunnigan, Margaret - 178, 301 
Dunning, Carolyn _ 

Duprey, Robert 
Duran, John 2 269 
Durand, Charles LLY : 
Durant, Rollin : 
Durfey, Willard 184, 185, 232 
Durham, Martha 187 
Durrant, Ellan 
Durrant, Helen 
Dush, Joseph 
Dush, Martha 
Dush, Robert _ 
Dusler, Helen 
Duvall, George a 
Dwiggins, Maxine ‘ 
Dworkin, Sanford —_. 76, 330 


[ 427 J 





Dye, Clair eae 121, 269 
Dye, Elizabeth 200, 202 

203, 303 
Dye, Helen ve ES 189 
Dyer, Edgar __.___ ad 269 
Dykstra, Florence ____ 86, 320 
Dziama, Michael ____ 350 


E 
Eagleson, Stuart 
Ealy, Bettie 
Ealy, Eleanor - 
Earhart, Warren 
Early, Joseph 








Earley, Queen ____ ay _ 86 
Easterling, Benjamin 323, 350 
Rastey/ Jane: 222 3 46, 301 
Eastlake, Charles ___ eee 233 
Ebenhack, Don --176, 280 
Ebersol, Jane 62, 200, 307 
Eckard, Carl), 5 ao oe 350 
Eckelberry, George ____ 261, 343 


Eckert, Ernest 
Eckert, Phil _ 
Edelman, Arthur 
Edelman, Edwyn 


Edelman, Ralph 
Edelman, Samuel _____ 
Edelstein, Arthur 


Edelstein, Irvin 
Edgar, Kenneth 





Edler, Mary ee 

Edlich, Mildred welt SS ae 
Edmonds, Marjorie __ 180, 311 
Edmondson, Lowisaes 23) 304 


Edmondson, Jay 
Education (Colle 


Saree Fe Se 0 
ge of) 81,198 


Education Council 214 


Edwards, Betty ____ 


Edwards, Carol 





295, 297 


Edwards, Dorothy 203, 204, 304 
Joseph 


Edwards, 


Egelhof, Charles - 


Egelhoff, Fred 





Egger, Bernard 
Eggleston, Anna 189, 204, 301 
Eggleston, Richard ____ 221,262 


Eging, Rose 


Egler, Christopher 141, 181, 


Eicher, Ethel 
Eichhorn, Victor 


Eidson, Virginia __ 


Eikenberry, Dan 


Eisenlohr, Berthold 


Eisner, Bruce 
Ekdahl, 
Elbin, 
Elder, 


Elk, Julianna __ 
Elleman, Paul 











218, 266 


: Ls 
Ellenwood, Elizabeth ea 53519 


Eller, Ned te 
Eller, Peggy __ 
Elliot, James 
Elliot, Joe, ae 
Elliott, James __ 
Elliott, John __ 
Elliott, Martha _ 
Elliott, Milton 
Elliott, Nancy 
Elliott, Ralph 
Elliott, Roy —_ 
Ellis, Martha 
Ellison, Edwin 


Elow, Renee 


Elsas, Dorothy : 


Elsas, Robert 


165, 1705 266 
e009, 324 





277 

Per aeeese a2, 295 
348 

220 

87,319 

a261 

319 

252, 356 

261 

302, 396 

= 272 
320 

were 176, 188, 
189, 208 

= 132, 133,136, 


137, 181, 184, 185, 


206, 211, 218, 270 
Elsass, Norman 336, 384 
Emerick, Gerald — 244 
Emerson, Lyle: 2 9s = 224 
Emerson, William ___ 228 
Bmigs Jatie. 2 se Ss 309, 396 
Emig, Richard ___ : 256 
Emmenegger, Robert = 2 26 
Emmert, Jean ___ 62, 319, 344 
Emrich, Herbert ___ 164, 165 
Emswiler, Herbert soar SY 
Enders, Mary 319 
Bagels Bert <2 e 250 
Engel, Howard 330 


Engelman, Helmuth _ 171, 227, 


Engelmann, Karl 


245, 264, 355 
E dati 264 


Bagh, Bette: —2 76, 311 
Engineering (College of) 101, 
71,198 
Engineering Council - PA We 
England, Dennis 332 
Engard, Richard __. 331 
Engle, Ralph 350 
Englehardt, Don 279 
Engler, Phyllis 176, 309 
English, Richard 257,235 
English, Robert 335 
Enke, Joe 33 
Enyeart, Harold 290 
Enzie, aie = Pie 
Eppley, Robert 181, 24 
sae 248, 266 








--244, 245, 
248, 332 
Mpstem:. Alot. n=) eee 
Epstein, Bernice = 
Erb, John 
Est a@scare 
Erickson, Annie 
Erickson, Frances - 
Erlitz, Stanley 
Eros, Stephen _ 
Erskine, Isabel 
Ervin, Clara 2. é 
Erwin, pancoken. pea SRS 256 
Erwin, Robert __ 
Eshler, Jacob - 
Essel, John == 
Essey, Herbert _. 
Essig, Lawrence 22222 = 2233 
Essig, Robert. == eee ae 233 
Esterline, Harriet 176, 214, 300 
Esterly, Jean 1 
Eta Sigma Phi __ 
Eubanks, Irvin _ 
Evans, Arthur - 
Evans, Barbara —— 
Evans, Charles _ 
Evans, David __ 
Evans, Donna __ 
Evans, Edgar __. 
Evans, Eleanor __. . 
Evans, Elizabeth —.—__ 47 
Evans, Gladys 2 
Evans, Harry _ 
Evans, Helen _. ; 
vans, cidelen’ jigg2e ee 87 


Epsilon Psi Epsilon 



















Evans, Joan __ S305 
Evans, Lloyd _— 104, 291 
Evans, Luther 43, 350 
Evans, Margaret _______ . 3203 


Evans, Margaret Anne - 
Evans, Marshall ___. 
Evans, Mary ____ 
Evans, Maxine c 
Evans Aiton eee eae 
Evans, Stanley 
Evans, Thomas __ 
Evans, William 
Evans, William Lloyd cx 
Bverhate; Barbara 22 == 
Everhart, Emily ___ OF SE 5 
Everitt, William —_ 

Eversole, Frances ______ 
Ewing, Donald 
Ewing, Dorothy _ 
Ewing, Richard 
Exline, Barbara _ =a 
Exitnen Hred= =e ae as 
Extra-Curricular aA 
PivlenciD ong ee eae 
Eynon, Ernest 








F 
Facciuto, Vincent 198, 244, 269 
Facinger, Stuart __..___. 220, 262 
Fackler, Robert 
Faccoul, Salem 
Faelchle, Harry 
Fagnano, Dominic 22029233 
Fahnestock, Avah 87, 308, 347 
Fahrenbruck, William 104, 355 
Fahrland, Robert... :.. 186 
Faigin, Howard 
Failer, Josephine 
Failing, Jean —_ 
Fair, Frank - 
Fairley, Richard __ 
Fais, Gervais, 
Faist, Richard _ 
Fajcsi, Erny 
Falconer, John 
Falls, Eugene __. 
Falls, Helen _ 
Farber, David 
Farber, Harold 
Farley, Howard 
Farrell, John 
Farson, John 
Farst, Robert “phil 224, 262, 356 





244, 275, 355 















Farver, Lester ___ 257, 348 
Fassberg, Harold aes 250 
Fauver; Frank 222 22875209 
Fawcett, Sherwood 258 
Fawley, Edgar 33, 228,356 
Hays lanete es = 6h ee ee 309 
Kay, Parry. 256 
Feather, Janet 307 
Peck, Rose 233 
Federer, Harold 47 
Feemster. J Oy eee 040920 
Petbelwul roy, 2. ee myx) 
Feigenbaum, Mordechai _. 47 


Feiger, Marion 
Feinberg, Ellen 
Feinberg, Myron 
Feldman, Elsie _ 
Feller, Robert __ 
Fellows, Robert 
Fellows, Walter 
Feltman, Lenore 
Felton, Folrence _ 





194, 227, 280 
23 








Fenstermaker, Charles __ __ 33 

Fenton.» Gatlt, oan 

Fenton, Frederick _.....________ 283 

Fenton, Martha =o 320 

Fenwick, Joseph -. LFS 2S, 
B23 eo: 

Ferbe, Catherine -.___._ 224 


Ferchilli, Victor 
Ferrante, Joseph __ 





BI, 22 2 oOy 





289 
Ferrell, “Walter (28 63 
Perris.) oises-s 2 Sekar 320 
Herrisn Nancy eee 187, 309 


Fertman, Manuel -—_.._...-..278 
Fessler, Gordon f 

Fetter, Ralph _ ~ 
Picker, - Detty’ =...2. ae * 
Fickell, Robert 
Filimon, Victor _ 


Filing, Mitchell 


Finch, John —*—- fy: 
Findlay, Catherine --_..__.- : 
Fineberg, Henry —-.-. 126; 191 
Finke, Frederick 47, 184, 185, 
186, 371 
Finkelstein, George $425 1775 
278 
Finkelstein, Sylvia -__._-....--- 320 
Finnegan, Edward 220 










Finney, Malcolm __..-.-----.-... 336 
Finnical, Robert __ ea 
Fippin, Martha __ 
Pischers/ Garl ie = 
Fischer, Frances —..- 
Fischer, Frank 
Fischer, John -_- 
Fischer, Joseph - 
Fischer, Karl __ 
Fish, Robert ~ 
Feren,, Fay 
Ferguson, Clarence 
Ferguson, Helen _ 
Ferguson, Jeanne _ 
Ferguson, Kenneth - 
Ferguson, Robert —..—-.._.- 
Ferguson, Robert I.__._. 


Ferguson, Robert J. 329, 337 
Ferguson, Robert W. 23, 24, 25, 
26, 47, 163, 181, 198 

QUT 21S 27 oy ek 

Ferguson, William — 274 


Fernald, Charles _ 287 
Bertis: Nancy. Sa ee 309 
Finke, Fred -_. 198, 211 
ish eryec @ar lms eee Eva Pe i.) 
Bish ye Walliams ee 195 


Fisher, Eleanor Carol._319, 396 
Fisher, Frank ..... : 

Fisher, Gene _ 
Fisher, John _ 
Fisher, Martha - 
Fisher, Norma 


Fisher, Richard _ 





Fisher, William —__ 220, 252 
Fisherman, Elmer —______-_. 350 
Fiske, Harold ___ =i 79 
Fite; cAlan _ 343 
Rites Katherine tes 311 
Fite) Matyy <= 33,178, 311 
Fite) Robert) 2 2 ae 274 
Fitzgerald, Charles _________ 2228 
Fitzgerald, Theodore —__ 336 
Flanders, Ira 2 177, 278, 394 
Flanders, Kenneth 287 


Fleckner, Leone 
Fleenor, Verdun 
Fleet, Burton _.... 
Fleet, William 
Fleig, Wilfred 









Fleischman, Hazel _-..-.-_-... cplee) 
Fleming, Wilson —___ 259 
Flemington, William 259 
Fietcher:) Fred) (253 e329 


Flick ~j ane: =.= 
Flickinger, Charles _ 


Flickinger, Lillian a B20 
Flockencier, Walter 231 
Flohr, Paul 60, 176, 244 

266, 394 
Flora, Earl 


Flory, Donald 
Flower, Edwin _. 
Flower, Richard - 
Flower, Robert 
Flowers, James 
Fluke, Norris 
Flynn, Jerome 
Flynn, William 
Fodor, Paul 194, 225, 323, Sil) 
Foeller, George 2 233 
Fogle, Charles 
Foil and Mask 
Folden, Juanita 
Foley, Howard __ 
Foley, James _ 
Foley, Randall — 
Folk, John 
Folk, Samuel 
Folke, Arthur _ 
Folsom, Betty 
Foltz, Glenn 
Foltz, Robert - 
Ford, Byron _. 
Ford, James __ 
Ford, Martha = 2 
Ford, Robert O.. _..284 
Ford, Wilbur * 
Forder, William - 
Fordham, Forrest - 
Foreman, Mary = 
Forgue, Stanley = 104,355 
Forman, Jonathan ~ 342 
Forman, Mary 187, 202, 188, 209 
Hornof,, William = 2 pe os 
Hornwalt. emma sae eee 318 
Forrester, Joseph - 
Forteza, Rosendo __. 












Forthofer, Clinton _ 53h 
Fortney, Ruth aur s0 
Fosnaugh, Robert 258, 194 
Raster. Carl’ — 2 Aeerwe 266 
Foster, Esther SE VE) 
Foster, Faith 47, 153, 304 
Foster, Helen _ 306, 351 
aster, | Janet: 252-2 176, 302 
Eostet,. joseph) a. ee 324 
Poster, Lloyd, i35e ees 47 















Foster, Paull) te 3255396 
Posteria Russell ge 347 
Foster, William Py eds | 
Pot; Chin sige ee 2232 
Foulk, Charles: 22 _ 269 
Fowler, Ernest _ 285 
Fowler, Jean _- Ed 
Fox, Charles 260 


Fox, Clementine 


Frame, Thomas - 
Francis, Dwight - 
Francis, Henry 
Frank, Kathleen __ 

Frank, Margaret __ 87, 178, 303 
Frankel, Geraldine —_ 299, 320 
FrankeliSylvia 
Frankel, Virginia 
Franken, Robert __ 
Franklin, Irwin . 
Franklin, Sidney - 
Franks, Harriet 
Franks, Kathleen 





Fraternity Affairs __ 198, 246 
Fraternity Managers’ Associ- 
ation 22S ii ee ee eee 


Frayer, Theodore 
Frazer, Jiane 22 
Frazier, Homer 
Frazier, William —_ 
Frederick, Marvin 
Fredriksen, Anne 23, 26, 27, 178 
Frederiksen, Victor ___ 104, 231 
Fredland, Allan aa © 
Freedman, Arthur 
Freeman, Bob ____. 
Freeman, Leonard 
Freidenberg, Jane 
Frell, Thomas —— 
Prench,w "Russell eae oe 
French, Thomas __ 

French, William 














Freshman Activities 208 
Freshman Panhellenic _ 296 
Freshman Y. M. C. A._ 186 
Freudenberg, Henry _......_.. 225 
rey, eames eseose es 32 
Freytag Karl) 222 eee 233 
Fribourg, Leonard 298 
Fried, Bernard ___ 286 
Friedberg, Albert _ 350 
Friedberg, Mary _ 299 
Friedel, Robert ay, 
Friedland, Aviva __. OT 
Friedlander, Shirley 320 
Friedman, Annette 208 
Friedman, 

Friedman, 

Friedman, 

Friedman, 





Friedman, Leon 136, ya ‘170, 
RSL Zr 218, 246, 292, 371 


Friedman, Sam ea et 225 
Friedman, Sanford 247, 248, 278 
Friend, Donald ___. 25, 43, 343 


Fries, George ____. 
Friley, Kenneth 
Fringer, Gladys 
Eritz, iielen y= 
Froman, Forest - 
Fromm, Ellsworth 


Frost, Albert) == Le 












Frost; Rosemary 22 352 
Fry, Glenn ____. AB 32 

ry, Homer S258 
Fry, James 186 
Frye, Julia ~ 303 
Fryer, Marion 324 
Fulks, Wilma —__ 318 


Fullen, John __.. _168, 218, 371 
Fuller, Eleanor 155, 309, 320 
Fuller), (George, 322 

Fuller, Helen _ a 
Pullers ale: are ae ee ee 280 


Fuller, Richard —_ 24 
Fullington, James _ 283 
Fullington, Jeanne 


Fulton, Clifford __ 

Fultony Hilda 2 = 
Fulton, Huston 
Fulton, Laurabelle - 
Fumich, William 





Funderburg, David 331 
Bank Roberti. 22 
Funk: Welker =e 

Funston, Mary 
Furbee, Catherine 
Furdaus, Beatrice _ 
Furman, Jean __ =, 
Futhery, Leora). : 


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Gable, Imogene __ 


134, 188, 303 
Gabriel, Anne Be nes 


Gabrio, Beverly 300 
Gahn, Richard 267 
Gaier, Edward 233 
Gales, Charles 368 


Gall, William 194 
Gallagher, Francis “ 
Gallen, Joseph _- 
Gallink, Emanuel 
Galloway, Betty — 
Galloway, Gerald f 
Galvin, Louis -......- ee 
Gambs, Gerard 
Gamma Alpha —_..... 
Gamma Eta Gamma 328, 333 
Gamma Phi Lambda__299, oP bs 
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Gangham, ) James, sseesse eas 233 





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Gannon, Richard _____ 214, 323 
Gans, William 
Gantz, Esther 
Garbus, Harry 
Gardiner. Johns 274 
Gardner, on 

Gardner, 
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Garland! = Johnie 
Garmhausen, Hazel 
Garrard, Marrion __ 
Garrison, Mary 

Garvey, James _ 
Garvin, John __. 
Gary, Dorothy 

Gary, George __ 
Gary, (Grace === 
Gasson, Jerome at 
Gaston, Myron) 220 
Gates, Janet 160, 161,170,177, 





Gates; Marjorie 2. es 
Gates; Roberti : 

Gausewitz, Walter xz 
Gaver, Kenneth 2 
Gaweieisthier mene 








168, 230 
Gays Gari) ee 955, 251729 
Gaya lucy. 63, 307 
Gearhart, Kenneth 33, 222, 224, 

252,336 
Geary. . Walltanie eee 261 
Gebhard, George E250 
Geckler,, Charles| ae 335 
Geckler, Ruth _. —318, 332 


Gee, Eleanor 
Geer, Joseph - 
Gegenheimer, Charles 
Gehres, Albert 





Gehrke, Charles _.____.. 48, 325 
Geiger, Byron ____ 221, 325,350 
Geiger, Glenn ~~ 228, 262 


Geiger, Harold 
Geil,’ (Maries =s5 2 ee 
Geisler, George 
Gelber, Erna __ 
Geller, Emily —_ 
George, Isabel 
George, James _ 
George, John - 
George, Leo __ 
George, Leslie 
George, Michael — a 
George, Myron 
George, Weldon 
Gerber, Jean 
Geren, Helen 189, 187, 202, 309 
Gerke, Mildred ____ 33, 306, 351 










Gerrows Betty eee 303 
Gerster, Tack 105; 225, 264, 355 
Gertz.) Viilda et ae eee 316 
Ges William y= 63, 282 
Getty;. Robert). =. = 331 
Getz, * \Rebert sae eee 233 
Getzloe, Lester 263, 340 
Geyert), Jane: 222 2s ors 322 
Gialelis, James —___ a LOT. 
Giambrone, Liberto 253 
GibbsGeorge = 290, 227 
Gibson, Mary 189, 204, 294, 310 
Giesser, "Robert! = 63, 287 
Giesy, John ___ _ 269 
Gifford, Vernon rss 
Gilbert, Bettie 304 
Gilbert, Donald 287 
Gilbert, Lloyd __ 226 
Gilhousen, Klein 33:25, 
Gilkey; Jontipec eee 227; 
Gilly Williams 378 
Gillam, Suzanne =. $7 
Gillespie, Dale 2A 220 


Gillespie, Rachel 22, 23, 26, 27, 
87%, 202, 209 


Gillette, Catherine —_ 87, 319 
Gilliland Dales ae 180, 288 
Gilliland, Virginia 122, 209, 396 
Gilliland, William 2261 


Gillman, Sidney, 
Gillogly, Wallace 
Gills, Mazie ___ 
Gillson, Helen _ 
Gilmore, David _ 
Gilmore, Richard 
Gilmore, Vernon 
Gilmore, William - 
Gilson, Richard 
Ginery, Roy 
Ginn, Donna - 
Ginn, Howard 
Ginsberg, Murray - 
Gitlin, Harris : 
Gitlin, Irving > 164 
Glander. Charles) ee 266 
Glander, Don __- os 
Glass, Sherman 
Glassman, Alex _ 
Glazer, Harold _ 
Gloss, Ralph 
Glover, Robert — 
Gnagey, Lloyd c= 
Gnandt, Joseph === ss 
Gneubs, Arthutes 
Godfrey, Ernest - 

Goettee, Donald ee 
Goetz, Harold — & 
Gold. Wilburt — 
Goldberg, Albert 


Goldberg, Dorothy 
Goldberg, Morris 5 
Goldberg, Philip —-...... 


» 267 
356 
299 
169 
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2.394 















Goldberg, Sidney -......-- 330 
Goldberg, William —.— 191, 232 
Goldberger, Melvin 244, 281 
Goldenberg, Esther —-—-------- 353 


Goldman, lou 22. ee 325 
Goldman, Samuel — x 
Goldman, Sanford 
Goldney, Evelyn 
Goldrick, Gordon 105, 225, 287 








Goldsmit,. .Loise ===: 320, 161, 
312, 320 

Goldsmith, Leo —-.-- f 250 
Goldsmith, Paul —---........ 76, 330 
Goldstein, Howard —..- 241 
Goldstein, Leonard __-... 208, 292 
Goldstone, Merwin --.. 18, 286 
GolftGClup == : 399 
Golomb, Edwin _.. 26, 142, 292 
371 

Golomb, Samuel --_..---------- 334 
Gomberg, Oscar -... ry 
Gompf, Marjorie -.88, 316, 347 
Good, Eugene -.----- fees 255 
Good, Jane ---.------ 316 


Good, Rachel 139, L875 202. 309 
Goodell, Frank 2 
Goodfellow, Frances _. 
Goodfriend, David ------ 
Goodman, Doris ------ 
Goodman, James 
Goodman, Nathan 
Goodman, Ralph 





Goodrich, Gwendolyn —-..... 352 
Goodrich, Mary be 308 
Goodwin, Dorothy - 296, 309 
Goodwin, Frances __ 48, 309, 370 
Goodwin.) Fred) = S235 
Goodwin, Frank = =... 269 
Goodwin, Raymond 27, 
Goodwin, Ruth 296, 297, 320 
Gordon, Earl A. —-. - 281 
Gordon, Earl R. SS 405594 
Gordon, Forest SS 259 
Gordon, Katherine ——-- e299 


Gordon. Mary .-.----------- 
Gorin, William, > 

Gorman, James 
Gornall, Henry 
Gorrell, Faith . — 
Goscin, Edmund 

Goss, Joyce -.------ 
Goss, Keith » pee 
Goss, Leonard -—----..- oe es 
Goss, William set le 
Gottermeyer, Ernest -..- 258 
Gottier, Richard 
Gottlieb. Elsa 2 -.-- 
Gottlieb, Harold 

Gottheb:, Leo 22 =. 
Gould, Charles 

Gourley, Joseph — 
Graber, Charles — 
Graber, Thomas _ 
Grace, Andrew 
Grace, Helen -_-.- 
Grace, Richard _--- 
Graduate School 
Graf, Campbell 





Graf, Jack eee 

Graham, Dorothy ee 233, 314 

Graham, John -..105, 194, 226, 
323,59) 

Graham, Josephine -..----- 222 

Graham, Laverne _ _ 336 


Graham, Oliver 
Graham, Paul 
Graham, Robert - 
Graham, Unus 
Graham, William — 
Graly, Gertrude 
Grama, John ‘ 
Grandy, Loren -.--------- 





Grant, Harriet —-..309, 345, 352 
Grashel,)Platry =... 279, 105 
Gratz, Donavin 259 
Grau, Sidney en SOAS 
Gravanello, Wilkam ee 2233 


raves, Grant . 
Graves, William 
Gray, Ben ss 
Gray, David -_-.-- 


Greegor, David 
Greegor, Marion 
Greek Week 

Green, Eugene —. 


Green, Richard 


Green, Roert O. 
Green, Robert F. 


Greenamyer, Donald ee Sa7 
Greenbaum, Rita os tags Rly 
Greenberg, Howard _.. 27.0 
Greene, Audrey 160 
Greene, Betty 349,175 
Greene, Philip —....... 32551350 
Greene, Richard —.. 160 
Greenebaum, Ellen ie 299 
Greenhoe, Florence -. ...... 302 
Greenslade, Jean —... Sid 
Gregg, Arthur —... _ 228 
Gregory, John —...---. 254 
Gregory, Ronald — 254, 348 
Greider, Harry —.-.... 63251 
Greiner; Janet == 33 
Greiser, Richard - : 274 
Grener, Richard - 160, 232 
Grice, Harvey =n ore 
Grice, Stephen —. 277 
Grierson, Jane --.22, 23, (26, 27, 

88, 178, 187 

















Grierson, Mary 139, ae 224, 
y258 
Grieser, Charles , 378 
Griest. John, 225 
Griffin, Rosemary -....-- ele G 
Griffith, Betty -_----. 313 
Griffith, Donald - 280 
Griffith, Glenn —. 356 
Grigsby, Joseph —..—-....___.232 
Grill, Eugene —_- 323 
Grillot, Stephen - - Sey 227) 
Grilly, Edward —_.... s , 234 
Grim, Josephine 306 
Grimes, Rogers 324 
Grimes, Margaret | ‘178, 180, 245, 
316 
Grimes, Thomas _..... -. 63, 279 
Grimm, Frederick 221, 222, 262 
Griswold, Raymond _..--..--... 275 
Groban, Joseph -..... 
Groff, Floyd __--. 








Groh, Algean 
Groman, Herman - 
Groom, Joe 
Grooms, June 
Groscost, Arthur —......- 
Gross, Amon _ 3, 136, 139, 160, 
167, 170, 218, 261, 340, 371 


Gross, Jerome — - 281 
Gross, William ..164, 289, 292 
Grossman, James ...-------------- 249 
Grossman, Morton - gies =) 281 


Grossman, Richard --....----— 
Grossman, Sylvia 
Grosvenor, David _.. 
Grosvenor, Jeanne 
Grover, Albert 
Groves, Delmer ‘ 
221, 224; 228, 255 
Groves, Dwight --..._- -- 186 
Grubb, Alice 
Grube, William PEs 
Grube, Willis —----..-- 
Gruber, William 
Grundies, Jerome —. —. 
Grundstein, Helen ee SS 
Grutwinski, Ferdinand -..- 123 
Guagy, lois) =.= = 
Guard, Charles -__----.----- 
Guberman. David 
Gudenkauf, Elton 
Guentert, Donald —_ 
Guilkey, Edith ---.. 
Guise, Marian ---.... 
Gullia:) Johns Sa 
Gam Oren: [256% 
Gump, Paul) gs- 
Gunderloy, Mary - 
Gunnoe, George — 
Gunyou, Elton —_.. 
Gurevitz, Isadore 
Gustafson, Don .- 
Gustafson, Paul --.---- 
Gustavson, Carl 
Guth, Elma ——— he sah 
Gutheil, Oscar -— 
Guthrie, Morris — 
Guthrie, William 142, 218, 266, 
371 








Gutman, Julia —2-2 = 178, 313 
Gutridge, Frederick ... —---.. 324 
Gwinn Mack = 249 


H 
Haack, Virginia _. -.208, 303 
Haas, Casper 63, 244, 276, 385 
Haas, Charles - : 160 
Haas, June - 163, 175, 176, 304 
Haas, Maurice eet a 
Hackett, Betty Lou--------- 
Hackett, Edward 


Hackett, James ---. 


Hadley, Herbert -.. a 
Hadsell, Betty Jane 
Haefele, Mildred 

Hafer, DeMeril 2 
Hafle, Marian — -..... 
Hagans, Donald 
Hagen, Charles 





Hagerty, James ---- 2609273; 

289, 344 
Hagerty, Janice —.... _ 208, 309, 
Hagerty, Janice 208, 309, 352 
Hagerty, Lucile __.....309, 488 
Piapuc ss) Osap nies 274 
Fiahn; Doris: = 299 


Hahn, Mary - 
Hahn, Michael 


Hahn, Stephen 
Haidet, Richard 
Haignere, Ruth 
Haines, Carl ©... 
Haines, Dorothy — 
Haines, Howard 





133, 224, 306 
meee vo) 







Haise, Howard 228 
Haldeman, Robert -. _... 348 
Haley, Frances —c......---....— 319 
Haley, Francis 227 
Hall, Betty --.. 

Hall, Earl 

Hall, Ester 


Hall, Harold 
Hall, Rachel — 
Hall, Ralph — 
Hall, Richard Gea owt 
Hall, Timothy ---.- 2 
Hallabran, John 
Hallen, John --.---.- 

Haller, Frank -------.---- 
Halley, Hazel ------.- 

Halliday, Robert 
Halloran, William — : 
Ham, Charles 48, 185, 244, 284 








Hamel, Frederick 
Hamilton, Howard - 


Hamilton, John 7 pee 








Hamilton, John W.-.. x 228 
Hamilton, ES 3 
Hamilton, 266 
Idamilton, Rath <=. 88, 298 
Hamilton, William -_-...63, 343 
Hamm, Robert ------------- 329 
Hammett, Robert 222, 252, 356 
Hammitt, Courtney --.. 63, 348 
Hanagriff, Helen Jean 160, 303 
Hanan, Blake -....._.. a »a23 


Hanchaid, Robert 
Hancher, Robert pe 
Hancher, Mary -——-—-—-—---- 
Hanger, Mary ---- 
Hanger, Robert 
Hanic, Emil = ue 
Manic, brnest) 22. a 
Hanlon, Frank _ 
Hanlon, Philip - 

Hann, George 

Hanna, John 

Hanna, Kathryn 
Hannan, Thomas _ 


Hannay, Katherine — 88, 311 
Hanos;yJohn © 22=> 186, 261 
Hansard, Samuel ----- ee ee: 
Hansberger, Charles -........261 


Hansberger, Robert -......... 261 
Hansch, Maurice = 

Hansel, Martha 
Hansen, Charles - 
Hanthorn, Jack 
Hanville, Robert 
Hanysh, Myron --.-. --- 
Harbage, Ben 
Harbarger, Sada 
Harbst, Charles 
Harden, Ruth 
Hardgrave, Walter 
Hardin, Richard 
Harding, Charles 
Hare, George ; 
Hargesheimer, Elbert 224, 255, 





356 

Harman, Charlotte —.._. Pe SS 
Harman, Thomas tes 220 
Harmeyer, Claire — 344, 349 
Harmon, Dan... —— 237 
Harmon, John 2 333, 368 
Harmon, Charlotte. 2. =. 189 
Harmon, Virginia - E 204 
Harmount, Jane __ 64, 175, 178, 
307, 353 


Harner, Helen 34, 169, 222, 224 
Fiatners, eo ae oe al 

Harp, Harriet 
Harper, Lolita 
Harper, Ralph 
Harper, Robert 
Harpst, Wallace 
Harrington, James —-.. 34, 223, 





Harrington, Ruth 34, 224, 306 
Harris, > Ben’ 2 2 
Harris, Bertha 

Harris, Charles 
Harris, Evelyn 
Harris, Richard 
Harris, Isaac = i 
Harris. Jacko = 
Harris, Jack 
Harris, Janet 
Harris, Jeanne 
Hiarris,. Silas — === 
Harris, Vivian A. 


Harris, Vivian 












Harris, William ——.-... --..336 
Harrison, Benjamin —___- 265 
Harrison, Edison -._- 165, 227 
Harrison, Edith -- ----. 299 
Harrison, Jane 296, 302, 396 
Harrison, Laccisa ------------- 320 
Harrod, Charles _- 350 
Harry, Patricia - Pees 01 
Harsh, Robert --.- ess 335 
Harsha, Catherine 34,302 
Harsha, Wayne -.--------- 162, 163, 

164, 172 
Harshe, Florence -_._--- 89, 213 
Harshfield, H. M.. Pee 
Harshman, John 258 
Plart).)Oliti sere tenes 261 
Hart, Martha -_--. : 315, 322 
Hart, Mildred ee Le 
Harter; Harold —2 22> 331 
Hartland, Harold __....—- 195 
Hartley, Glenna -__...... 89, 354 
Hartline, Barbara - 300, 318 
Hartman, Clara _----.- 319 
Hartman, Edward __ __ 3:25, 343 
Hartman, Fern __----------- 301 
Hartman, Frank __ 342 


Hartsock, Kenneth 1222224, 255 


Hartsock, Robert --------- 215, B22; 
224, 2ZI2 
Hartupee, Elizabeth —. ef 





Hartwell, Philip —-----. 185 
Hartwell, Ralph a= 
Harvey, Knute —_- 

Harvey, John 
Harvey, Robert 
Harvey, Warren -_-. 248 





Harwood, Mary 320 
Hasek, Raymond 34 
Hasenflug, LeRoy ---.224, 356 
Haslett, Mary 178, 180, 396 
Hastings, Marilyn --.....304, 320 
Hatch, Charles —..-..... 339 
Hatcher, June 319 
Hatfield, Charles —.. 247, 272 
Hatfield, Lewis -... -.--. 254 


Hatton, Alda 








Hattersley, Robert — 186, 
248, 254 

Hauge, Andrew 34, 210, 223, 
244, 285 

Haugh, Donald —~—.... 329 
Haught, Paul. ..-.-—-—= ey iF 5 
Hauntz, Dorothy SPE ELM: js 5 
Hausman, Kenneth cece 
Haven, Edward Be 
Havener, Vernon __. 167, 340 
Havens, Dorothy ee OU 
Havens, George —. SERN S| 
Haverfield, George -....... 256 
Haverfield, James - oe es 
Hawisher, Henry 64, 232, 285 
Hawk, Dorothy ee 315 
Hawke, Glennibel — pes ER. ft bp | 
Hawking, Kenneth B'S 
Hawkins, Benjamin Tis, 224, 
335 

Hawkins, Evelyn ge: I he 
Hawley, Daniel - at 256 
Hawley, David 282, 148 
Hawthorne, George 194, 226 
Hawthorne, Robert 7h, 225 
Hay, James --. 331 
Hay, John -— 225, 290 
Hay, Robert : . 254 
Hayden, Margaret 318 
Hayes, H. Gordon 276, 344 
Hayes, Lawrence 89, 185 
Hayes, Marjorie 303 
Hayman, ‘Betty - 89, 198, 202 
308, 371 

Haynes, George nt a 
Haynes, Thomas re) 234 
Hayo, Herschel - pier — 266 
Hays, James -----..- = 48 
Hays, Milton —_ 260 
Havs. Rosemary —- 180. 305 
Hazaleus, Melvin - Ee 224,,.29'3 
Headings, Boyd — a 135.6 
Headley, Herrold 360 
Headley, Nathan —... 335 
Healey, James : 117, 329 
Heaton, Ted Ross --.--------- 89 
Heaton, Wilford ; 333 
Heberding, Florence — 297, 352 
Heck, Arch of Sem 265 
Heck, Max = : 266 
Heckart, Anna —-_--.-.175, 311 
Heckert, Ann 176 
Heckert, J. Brooks 343, 344 
Heckert, Mary 208, 297 
Hecklinger, Harold 263, 374 
Heckman, Agnes _ 304, 320 
Hedge, Franklin a4 
Hedges. Jasper -- Re ee EP 
Heer, Clifford ee os 2S 
Heffelfinger, Clifford - heaters 266 
Heffner, Paul —— ee LOG 
Heffron, Baird - "142, 181, 247, 
248, 256 

Heigle, Woodrow -.....105, 231 
Heil, Edward eee ee sD 
Heimann, Erwin -— --------. 220 
Heimberger, Helen J. —- 309 
Heine. Richard 3.52348 
Heines, Kenneth —.....-- e224 
Heiner, Alma —-- ------298, 351 
Heinzeman. Edward -_.212, 287 
Heisel, Eldred —_. 117, 335, 342 
Pleisels Ruth 222 = 25D 
Heiskell, Harry -——.------233 
Heisser, Dorothy --------------- 304 
Feld, Felix. 2. > 344 
Held, Harold —-- TS 267 
Heldack, John -------. SIOS, bv 1 
227, 355 


Helfenbein, Marvin cre ey | 
Helfrich, Helen - : 

Helle, Roland ta 
Heller, Oliver ------ t5 
Helm, Barbara __-- ee? 
Helm, Charles 
Helwig, John —_-. 3 
Hempy, Jack —-.. 
Hempy, Sara 
Hendershot, Charles 





Henderson, Betty 
Henderson, Julianne 
Henderson, Martha 
Henderson, Thomas 
Henderson, William 
Hendricks, William 
Hendrickson, Thomas 
Hendrix, William 
Henery, Andrew 


Henning, George 
Hennings, Caroline 
Henninger, Janet 





Henry, Andy _...161, 176, 186, 

207, 208 
Henry, Elaine 302 
Henry, Jack <.25-5 48, 348 
Henry, Lawrence —. 233 
Henry, Margaret 48, 178, 214 
Henry Robert — 323 
Henschen, Ruth mPa Ph | 
Hensel, Beryl 527 Be 
Henshaw, William ia BES 
Henson, Benjamin 336 
Henthorn, Donald 323, 350 
Hepplewhite, Betty 319 
Heppleworth, Elizabeth __...233 
Herbst, Alma —-- nt SOS 
Herl, Betty — : 34, 304 
Herman, David eS fp 
Herman, Milton - 281 
Herman, Philip 48, 232, 234 
Hermann, Robert 276 








Hermanson, Virginia ____ 318 
Herndon, Edward ___. 232,270 
Herndon, Lyle ___. 







Herold Marian __ 2315, 213 
Flerring.. Dongld as. 261 
Herrmann, Robert -.64, 287 
Herron, John. 2 256 


Herschede, Alfred __________ 220 
Hershberger, Joseph 
Hershberger, Mary ices 307) 


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Hershberger, Mary Elizabeth 
eee ea ASE lee ete 64, 311 
Hershberger, Peter __ 
Hershey, Ethel ___. 








189, 229 
Hershey, Richard ............... 379 
Hershey~ “Roscoe! aise ase 355 
Hertenstein, Philip 207, 208, 
270 

Hertz, Raymond 


2268,/376, 394 
Hess, Donald’ == 2 : 
Heston, Jennie __ 
Rietrick pobn se. 
Hetzler, Stanley __ a 
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Hickle, Martha Jean 175, 176, 

178, 204, 309 
Hitckman, Randle —.. ... 226 
Hicks, Ernest _______ 64, 343 
Ricks: ack @2 ee 270 
Hickson, Alice: "22.52 5 322 
Hiestand, a nic les eeiee nel Dae 


Higgins, James __.186, 233, 325 
Higgins, John E76, 382, 383 
Higley, Charles 

Higley, Elizabeth _ 
Fiilbinger, ‘Conrad 270 
Hilborn, Elizabeth .._______- 224 
Hildebrand, Shepard 
Pili) Chester! ae 


















Hill, Donald ___ Se Sa ce! 
Hill, Edward _ 284, 347 
Hill, Frank __ OE SPA SF be 
Fis iOe olin: (or re eee eee 229 
Hill, Marjorie ___ £233 
Hill, Mary Elizabeth. 302 


Faull; Robert, Es 22 
Hill, Robert W._.. 
Hill, Keith __ 
Hill, Thomas 
Hillel Foundation ee 
Hillel Players ____ eee. 
Hiliard, Hylas __ 


Failizas; Victor, =e 329 
Hillman, Jeanette __ 47,178 
Hilsheimer, Wilber __.___. 336 
Hinde, George ____ 263 
Hinde, ugh) 2 263 
Hilt ohn se ae ee 252 
Hilty, Robert ee 2D 
Himes, Lois 23320 
Himes, Richard 
Hinchman, howell) mane 
Hindman, Donald __. 
Edindimarsh, a) ache eee 265 
Hines, William __ S227. 
Hingham, ‘Bruce =... 325 
Hinke, Henry __. 189, 185, 324 
Etinkles Gharlesoss. eee 280 
Hinkle, Martha __.23, 26, 27, 49, 
166, 167, 170, 300, 345 
Hipsher, Harold __________ 324, 350 


Hirsch Albert ___ 
Hirsch, Harold _. 
Hirsch, Willard __ 166, 167, 340 
Hirschberg, Joseph 325 








Hirth) Ruth, 2.2 89, 214, 322 
Hisgen, John} Sic siete Se 
Hitchcock, Embury ____.____.. 355 


Hitchcock, Russell _. 
Bitte, Clifford = 
Hite, Lester __ : 
rites lob: se Soa need oe 356 
Hixenbaugh, Dan 160, 176, 263 
Eitxson Mark oe eee ee 

Hoagland, Beulah 
Hoagland, Henry 
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Eiobbs7eosanl (eee 
Hobbs, Walter R. Jr.. 
Hobson, Marye __ 
Hobson, Thomas _ 
Hobson, William _ 
Hocker, 
Hockett, =f 
Hlockey* Glib foe 
Hockman, Edythe ________. 
Hockstetler, Laysel ____- 

Hodgson, Mildred ___ 
Hodson, Kenneth ___. 
Hoeflinger, Dorotha 


ProehnyaGiair | ees 
Hoelle, Lowell 
Hoewischer, William __ 









ZOD 
Hoth, Virginia ee 89, 347 
LYofthines,., ear) = ese 303 
Hoffman, Bernard =... 264 
Hoffman, Caroline _ 349, 352 
Hoffman, Elizabeth ___________.. 235 
Hoffman, James __ 225 
Hoffman, James - 325 


Hoffman, Jane __ Soe SHG, 


Hoffman, Joseph _ 325, 348 
Elothinaremoouise meee 314 
Hoffman, Myton = 334 
Hoffman, Robert _ £70,176, 

184, 185, 282 
Fioftman, Ruth (esses sod 
Hoffmanns, Frederic __. 276 
Hoffrichter, Joseph _ UE oR 


Hofmayer, Edward __ 10:5,7226; Fluttman, a eee 
366, 367 Huffman, Robert ad: 
Hofstetter, Edwin Eluttord. (Gar ) ae 
Huggins, William 
Hofstetter, Henry Hughes, Charles 
Hofstetter, Ralph Hughes, Dwight -_-- 
Hofstetter, Ward ____.._.- 224, 255 Hughes, Eileen 


Hore, James 2. ee 
Hogue, Elizabeth 





Hughes Elvin 2 226 
Hughes, Joseph 














Hohenstine, Dorothy 170, 300 Hugher, Kathlyn ‘ 
Hohl, Howard 2261. 202; 301 
Hoke, Edward __. 323 Hughes, Mary __. 133, 221, 346 
Holden, Alfred _ E171 Hughes, Moreton 106, 226 
Holdren, Hazard 2 Efily) Hughes, Richard __.... 185, 186 
Holdren, Robert — _ 280 itughes) @iehomasm se 329 
Holl, Elizabeth _ 319 Hugus, George ___ Oey Wis 
Fioli; Lawrence. 384 Hull, Addis _____ eee Mle) 
Hollanshead, Hustin ___- 2232 Wall, Geotee 2.2.22 es, 259 
Hollingshead, Ervon _- 331 jerhonll, tesquregey 0 Se ae 186, 325 
Flolimsa Ward) 22ers 2227 224. lull,” James 2 23. 23, 2749; 
206,217, 218, 270, Sits 
Holman. Don: =a 376, 377 
Holmes, Albert _ 64, Figit Lucille eee 3:19, 352 
Holmes, Dorothy is Riulting Alice go a ee 319 
Holmes, Robert _ Humberstone, Kenneth __...263 


Holstein, 


Holt.” Donald 
Hole, Janet... 


Holtkamp, 


Holton, Alice 
Holtrey, Kenneth 
Holy; Thomas 2.2... 


Homecomi 


Honeck, August 
Honoraries -........ 


Hood, Charles 


Ticon, larry, 











Humble, Alice __ 
Humel, James —__ 
Hummer, Robert __ 
Humphrey, Stanley _ 
Humphries, Chaney 

Hunsberger, Robert 
Hunsinger, Paul ____ 
Hunt, Barton __ 
Hunt, Janis .. 
Hunter, Anna __ 
Hunter, Evelyn 


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Hooper, Fred __ Hunter, Robert 
Hooper, Osman _ nd Biinterys Garage 
Hooper, Robert _ 284 Huntington, Charles ___ 
Hoopman, Anna Slits Huntington, Katherine - 
Hoostal, George __ 248, 285 Hunyadi, Michael ____- 
Hootman, Charles 2a228 Hupp, Virginia ___ 
Hoover, Richard __ 186 Eiuprich,s@arl ees 
Hopkins, Elizabeth L. 300 Huprich, Donald __ 
Hopkins, Elizabeth V. _ 352 Plug ) ames. seen 
Hopkins, James 260 DSi 21 6 Elurlbert; Roger 2202s 

218, 254 Hurray, Joseph) 77 
Hopkins, Katherine ____ 314, 233 Hursh, Charles 332 
Hopkins, Raymond ______. 275250 Hurth, Alan) = E268 
Flopkins;) Ww alliamee eee 283 Husted, Harold - = 24 
Horcher, Virginia 2320 Huston, John _____ 39> 
Hornack, William __ 2258 Huston, Richard __ 282 
Hornberger, Ralph __ E228 Hutchings, William _ .106 
Hornstein, Ruth __ 89, 299 Hutchinson, Donald _ _..3 4 
Hornyak, Irene __ Saee We ie Hutchinson, Reeder _ 176 
Horowitz, Martin —.. 334 Hutchison, Donald 356 
Horschel, Eileen -__175, 213, 302 Hutchison, Dorothy — _..354 
Horst; John —-.. 329 Hutslar, Forrest _ 2-260 
Horstman, Henry _ a3 Hyde lames = eae 257 
Horstman, Robert __ _.289 
Horticulture Society I 
Horton, Elmer 


Horton, Nancy - 
Horwitz, Janet 


Horwitz, Leon 
Hoskin, Stanley _.134, Deer, Dey) 


Jaderosa,. Peter) = ee TT. 
Icenhower, Harold - Z 

Iles, Virgil 
Imhoff, Andrew _ 
Incorvaia, Joseph 
Independent Men’s Association 
















Hosler, Iva Mae =... BO. SOB pe) ee ieee 198, 234 
Hosler, Rosellen _______ 204, 305 Ingram, Jay _ 185, 264 
Hosmer, Rowland _______-___- 249 Inskeep, Ruth sees: 163 
Hostetler, Jerome —_ _.287 Interfraternity Pledge Council 
Hostettler, Otto - _. 64 248 
Hott, Donald _____. seca al International House —__-__-.. 245 
Hottle; Darrell 22272 oes te Intramural Department 

Hotz, John —W... 105, 225 nen) iy eee 198, 390, 392 
Houck, Ralph ___ gs ae Ireland, Elsie _. 

Houdeshell, Edgar eit Ireland, John _ 

Hough, Fred ____. 260 Ireland, Robert ieee 

Hough, John <2... _ 347 Ireland, Robert 

Houghton, Benjamin _ 23352 Irving, Gene — 

Houser, Irene 922 SSO ewig Betty) eee 
Houser, John ___- 290 Tewins Betty g2a0-3 eee 3 
Houser, Katherine 3:20 Isaac, Clarence -.. 64, 181, 218, 
Houston, Henry _ ay 371, 373, 394 
Houston, John __ Es'50 iisaacson\ Persis: ase UT. 
Houston, William Oe ee) Esal yee Jane =e ne aes 304 


Howard, Dwight 












24,905, 1:78, 303; 


Isaly, Margaret 





Filowatd) Plorences.. 3a 305 Isenberg, Sidney -.171, 373, 355 
Howard, Fritz _____.. 261 Ives Mary oS See eee 320 
Howard Jean _ 178 

Howard, Richard eal i 

Howard, Wayne __ 350 Jacks, -J ohnte eee ee 225 
Howard, William _ evap! JiacksyeRuth ESO. 
Howe, Frank _______. Rok ge Jackson, David ____._. wakes 
Howe, Robert 70. 282 Jackson, Elaine = 320 


Howe, William _ 
Howell, Edwin ___. 





at Ds 72 
“90, 170, 214 


220 Jackson, Jack __ 
DS) Jackson, Jean 





Howell, ward _ 226 Jackson, Lyman 22229,,21/0,; 222, 
Howell, Georgena 21305 224,251, 233,350 
Howell, John -...... 106 jackson, Wiaty, ee 178, 347 
Howell, Lawton _ Bee eee) Jackson, Warren 5 
Howell, William _._. 256 Jackson, Willis 

Howells, Harland 257, 386, ee Jackson, Woodrow - 






Howells, olin: (eae ee 32 Jacobi, James 
Hower, Robert __ 2 oe Jacobs, Albert 
Howick, Chatleg pee 190 Jacobs, Paul 166,167, 177, 271, 
Howlett, Freeman = SLE 340 
Hoyer, Elizabeth _ 203, 307 Jacobs, Regina 
Hromy,. Michael) 3.2... 258 Jacobs, Shirley _ 
Hubbs, Katherine 89, 300 Jacobs, Sylvia __ 
Buber. Oren) 2.555. 106 Jacobsen, Eric 
Huber, Samuel - e226, S23: Jacoby, George __.191, 212, 334 
Huber, Virginia VAG 3.02 acoby, Henry 
Hudnall, Jerry) 222 288 acquemin, Leroy 
Hudson, Edward _ 270 Jados, Edward 
Hudson, Paul Oe Pes Jakos, Andrew - 
Fiueter, Walliams 2. 42 a 64 Jaffe, Lillian 
Huey, Rosemary 2222 224 jJafie, Robert... 
Flat. Robert ees caeces- 165, 194, Jahn, Arthur 
21:85, 270 James, Betty 
Piutis Stuart piece ee eS James, Harold 
batterie Gate eee SEAS Jamies) larry sie oreo ees 227 


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James; Jobn, =e 
James, William 
Jameson, George _ 





Janousek, John 















Jansen, Alexander REF A 
Janson, Robert ______. ee 
Jantzen, Walter 2293 


Jdevie;, Parker see eee 226 
Jauch, Richard - ie 

Javert, Elsa 
Jaworowski, 


Jay, Forest’ 52> eee 2352 
Jay, Herbert 208, 218, 278 
Jiayack =e a DATs 28 
Jetters, (Phyllis; 23 320 
Jelen, Geraldine 204, 310 
jiellitt, Edwin) 222 272, 380 
Jenetsky. Jacki 2232s es 334 
Jenkins, James 356 
Jenkins, John __ 280 
Jenkins, Neal. 27 .-= 2 285 
Jenks, Beatrice _ 64, 200, aus 


Jennings, Arthur __ 
Jennings, Ann 
Jennings, Lois __ 

Jienyle: Pail ee eee 
Jerman, Albert 
Jerse, William ___ 
Jersin, Edith __ 
Jesko, Anthony 


Jiskra, (Otto ye ee 
Joest, Marian : 
Johns, Ruth ___. tae 
Johnson, Allen _ - 


Johnson, Arnold _ 49 
Joknson, Beaumont _ 186, 263 
Johnson, Bruce 18 
Johnson, Caroline - 

Johnson, Glen ___. 348 
Johnson, Helen 313 
Johnson, Jane __ 297 
Johnson, Jean __ 229 
Johnson, Joana eee 304 
Johnson, Lewis _— 260, 267 
Johnson,|Mary) 20 ee 303 
Johnson, Pauline __ 321,352 


Johnson, Robert E. 19324955 
Johnson, Robert Earl __.382, 383 
Jhnson Robert F, ==. 2 106 
Johnson, Robert H. __ 
Johnson, Robert T. 
Johnson, Roberta ______ 
Johnson, Therion 
Johnson, Willis __ 
Johnston, Bee ____. 
Johnston, Bernadine 
Johnston, Charles 
Johnston, Jane ___ 
Johnston, Priscilla _ 
Johnston, Richard _ 
Johnston, Roger —. 5 279 
Vollays enota soe 
Jollay..Jeantee = 


Jolovitz, Alfred 
Jonas, Edwin 
Jonas, Jack 
Jones, Alice 
Jones, Allen 
Jones, Arthur 
Jones, Betty 
Jones, Bruce 
Jones, Burn ___. 
Jones, Caroline 
Jones, Charles 
Jones, Cleda 139, 174, 175, 
178,227,307 






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Jones, Lawrence 
Jones, Lowell 
Jones, Marjorie 
Jones, Mary ...— 


Jones, Mildred 
Jones, Milton 
Jones, Nancy 


Jones, Paul D. ¥ 
Jones, Paul M. -..142 161,170, 


263 
Jones, Paul’ Ras 34, 216, 218 
Jiones;, Richard. bo) ea see 323 
Jones, Richard L. ee 
Jones, Robert —- 
Jones, Virginia 





Jordan, Edward 3 
Jordan, Jackson _164, 206, 282, 
338 


Jordan, Janet 
Jordan, 
Jordan, Ralph 
Joseph, Fred 
Joseph William - 
Joslin, William 
Journalism (Department) _166 
Jucius, Michael 6 
Tudd, lorace. 2.2 

Tudkins. Wesley _. 

Judy, William 
Tulian, 
Tulian, Elmo ——_- 
Julian, Virginia 
Jump. George 








Wins, Bidlward) = et 276 Kempton, Lawrence —..194, 231, Klein, Arthur __— eat o Kripke, Kenneth __.142, 185, 250 





Junior Class Cabinet _.132, 133 Klein, Donald “186, 248, 277 Krogg, Vernon ___..........220, 282 
Junior Class President —_.... 132 Kendell, Klein, Edna Kromer, Dorothy —— 161, 214 
Junior Prom __... 1345 135,137 Kennedy, Klein, e Jay. 

unis ick a Le. A eee 331 Kennedy, Klein, Kenneth Krouse, John __— 

Pike Willams 338 Kennedy, Klein, Michael Krueger, Donald _ 











Junkermann, Barbara -_-........ 305 Kennedy, Kieinblatt,) Daniel. wan Krunich, Peter _. 
Kennedy, KWieines Fiatold, . Kruse, Charles __ 
Kennedy, Kleinfelder, Kenneth as Kubach, Lorenz 





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Kackley, Desmond — Kennedy, 
Kaelber, Margaret _ Kennedy, 
Kegy-sineriin ©2222 a Kennedy, Roger -...49, 174, 184, 


Kubiac, Willis 
Kublick, William - 176 
Kuck, Kathleen a 

Kuder, Robert 


Kleinhans, Ardath 
Kleinhans, Dollie 
Kleinman, Mardelle 












Kahananui, Dorothy 185, 272 Kleinoedr, William —— Kuebler, John 

Kahelin, Reno = Kenney, Jeanne __161, 304, 320 Klesch, George -— 233 Kuehn, Ruth ee 
Kahn, Lois » Kenreich, Robert 224, 252, 356 Kletzley, Robert ~~. Kuhlman, Dillard - 

Kahn, Robert Kent, Charles ——— 142, 199, 206, Klever, Georgia 

Kail, Ira . 218, 371 Kline, Ada -——— Kuhn, Irvin ___ : 
Kaiser, James ms Kepleys, Georse) 282 Kline, Allwin Kuhn, Richard __.. 
Kaithern, Reginald Kepley, Lucille —- 90, 176, 178, Kline, Dale gti Kuhnee, Charles - 
Kalafus, Edward 187, 213 Kline, John —-_. Kuivila, Henry —_.._..- 
Nala ftene, == Keppler, Wharton —— ~~... 389 Kline, Kenneth Kukuk, Wayne -----. 
Kalman, Harold - Kern, Edward —--— 323, 350 Kline, Robert Kump, Albert ____. 








Kalstrom, Gilbert Kerr, George -— ae Kloboucnik, Melvin Kundtz, Joseph 



































Kamellin, Eli Kerr, Thomas _ 279 Klonowski, Leonard __ : Kundtz, Robert _...-. 
Kamenar, Andrew Kerrigan, John 22 249 Kloos, Elsie —-——— 65, 303, 370 Kunkle, Theodore 
Kandel, Eugene 169, “185, 221. Kerscher, Alfred E Ebb: Klopfer, Virgil 350 16952105 Kunsman, Marguerite 
222% 224, 225, 256 Reese, (Albert... 194 S20. 2715 2a > Kuntz, Phyllis —_. 
Kanes Roberto eee 233 Kesselring, Lowell -220 Kilo, Richard ———____.186, 193 Kuntz, William 
Kannensohn, David 281 Kessler; (Carl. a 323 Kluga, Paul __ 27134 Kunze, Allan - : 
Kanter, Max _...- 250 Kessler, Catherine 35, 169, 306, Knapp, Jack — Re SEE Kunze, Eyadene = =2 2 
Kaplan, David 278 320 Knapp, John — eer fri Kurlander, Arnold 
Kaplan, Frances LY Ressler hee ———— TWAT Bnape, Fesey ai = gue ae pra i pone nen 
aplan, Pe Se Gb cn Seek CH | essler, obert: -325, 350 nauss, atold. =<. ey urlander, LeRoy 
Sey Sai EC. es Ketcham; ‘Gracie (== 235 Kneebusch, William _ 332 Kurnat, Albert _.. 233 
Kaplan, Sanford 350 Segue inet = Boe ey eeeey ...-30, 203, 204 Silane _ sees = 
‘aplano x 25 etler, ellington _ -222 neriem, illiam aes 277 urzen, Roger 
map Gage ses aed Ketterer, Robert) 254 Knies, Paul) ==_ a= Kuttner, Harriet - i 
Renee PATS Teta 156, 245 Keusch, Richard pple eS) Knies, Phillip Kyles Andrew. 2 285 
1421 P 294, 296, 307 Bere, Bela at at Ta 90 Knight, Jean 5 
pee a eys, atty 2 233 Knight, Jean 50, 178, 211, 301 LG 
Kappa Delta ___.245, 294, oe Keyser, Margery .320 Knight, Orville -.169, 185, 221, Lackritz, Irving - 50, 164, 165, 
K Del Rh 244. 245 Kevysor;) Garle = 2 32 226 249 292 
Dee leg tend p| Kibler, Charlotte __319,320, 354 Knight, William) 2 395 Las Bleur, Betty) = 189 
K K G ae 345, Kibler, Thomas ———— 260, 261 Knopf, Fred x lp k Pek wg Lageman, Alfred __ "65, 212, 244, 
Ree et 594, 366.309 Kidd, James —__ 2324225595 Soe van, eee _-287 edad 26 
169, 174, 175, 184, 186, nowlton, June -_160, 161, 309, air une (2 a32.25 
ee pepeer coe ea urge oo? 218 263: 371 aS Ge 352 Laird, Laura 
Ca Tee cer aes ierns, Witt, S23 eS 224 nox eorge” 22. e267 amp, Ralph - 
Kappa Phi Kappa Kienzle, Charles _164, 165, 176, Knox, Robert =5267 Lakatos, Irene 
K Si 150, 244. 245 181, 186, 208, 272, 350 Koada, Council - te dE ip Lake, John aa 
BPPBe WIR Ma faa ’ 348 266 Nieslingae Gari = 227 Koch, Charles Page) Lakes, Glendon 
reryss. Fell 23. 26. 27.187 Kiess, Helen _320 Koch, Leonard eo Lalonde, Isaac - fiat epee 
ee SAB On a2 sm 308 349 Kiffer, Desire oaear Kock; ,Lrover) 4... 274 Lambda Chi Alpha wtih 44, 245, 
ia ee a i a wise, James _ a2 25 pre See a 289 tee J 248, 267 
arrick, evar =a > iger, Mark - 269 oebel, loy 5 0 ambdin, Jane 308, 319 
Karst, George 2 266 Kile, James -------- e279 Koeher, Mary ------ a 224 Lambert, Dorothy -------_— 174 
Karvasales, James Sev PW Kilgore, Dorothy - 90, 303 Koerner, Margaret ----- Lambert, Robert, ee 
Se Sao ee =34 £6 Kilgore, Eleanor - __306 Koffolt, /ceern E225 A291 395 pamey, Carl 355 
asov, urie = Kilgore, ‘Mary! 22 320 Kogan, eona 184, 185 ammertse, Robert 327, 244, 291 
Asse eObere eee 250 Kilgore, Mausice OKT AE: Kohl Davide 350 Lampe) ois =) 229 
Katwise, Walter ea aes es 176, 233 Kilmer, Mark _90, 270, 384, 385 Kohler, Charles - 227 Lampman, Ralph — ee DL 7p? 
Katz, David) 2s Kimberly, Emerson wise 231, 355 Kohler, Fern BEES ed) Lancione, John _- ___-244, 253 
Katz, Dorothy Kimbrel, Richard —___-- 263, 374 Kohler, Jean — , 320 Lancione, Nelson _.-----.253 
Katz, Jean ——— = ’ ’ Kimmel, Ellsworth __— 106, 215; Kohn, Arthur ; 250 Lancy, Audrey. = 319 
Katz, Louis 1 2255355 Kohn, Harold _.-278 Landacre, Anita — _-307 
Katz, Margaret Kimmelon Flarriet (2 90 Kohr, Thomas 266 Landau, Beverly —— 321 








































Kimmel, James _. 195 Kolb, Floyd —-- eee I Landesman, Martha mee A | 
Katzman, Doris  __65, 177, 204 Kimmick, Edward .226 Kolbe, Melvin 224 Landis, Lewis —-- 2.227 
Kauffman, Anne 49, 178, 309 Kimpel, Samuel _- OG Kolb Alyce = Se. 233 Landis, Lyle - 2 OS 
Kauffman, Catherine _.233, 314 Kincade, Thomas ——-.— 282 Kols, Ruth eo 4 Lane, Charles ees ee 325 
Kauffman, Frances Kincaid, Robert 329, 374 Koman, John _ 343 Lane, James _— _184, 186, 325 
Kauffman, Harold Ring, Alvin’ 22 = 90 oinata, J Ose¢ph) case 233 Lane Robert ~~ 324 
Kauffman, Helen King, Benjamin 176, 181 Komminsk, Paul 220 Laney, Audrey 164, 176, 204 
Kauffman, James ; Kang betty ee 396 Konneker, James - ze sa2 Lang, Chester 224, 255 
Kauffman, Jane —_-- 2 Rings) Charles ie 287 Koontz, Julia =3'03; Lang, Marian 
Kaufholz, Frederick - e287 King, Elizabeth _ 300, 320 Koopman, Peter -. 106 Lang, Mary —— sae 
Kaufman, Carolyn __._.- 307 King, Evelyn —— Se ile Rue? Kopach, Stephen =e 99 ange. Garl 2 ; 
Rawtman. Jacke <2 247 Kings, Gladys* =. 2 233 Kopezynski, Eugene ------- 233 Langhurst, Earl __----..263, 364, 
Kaufman, Lloyd — eel King, Janet sO Koplin,, Norman) 2222. 320 365, 369 
Kaufman, Natalie — 309 King, Kathryn --... ab Pays Koren, Juliette — Langsdorf, William __350 
Kaufman, Raymond - 332 King, Marguerite -.....-. mips CB Korn, alias Langshaw, Dorothy 922 
Kuver, Irving -....------ Apis King, Martha 91, 213, 224, 308 Kornhauser, Edgar Langston, Eleanora 351 
Kavanagh, Joseph) 25:2. King.) Samuel =. 292 Korsala, Helen = Tanker ® Beth = ee es 50 
Kaye, Frances -____ 204, 294, 312 Kang; et ban Kosach, Michael Cantemethe? Ohbial Sates = 198 
Kays; Donald 92 252, 255 King, William ——— 6 Koski, Edith = SS Lantiss Georges. ee 331 
Kays Marjorie - ze 352 Kingseed, Betty ——- = Koski) laina = 1 80,7209 Nantes Hungce. ses. 169 
Kays, Mary —--___- : 303 Kinkade, Thomas Kotecki, Edward — 244, 288 Lantz, Martha _— 176 
Kazmarck, Helen =o90 Kinkopf, Sigfrid Koteles, Albert —- a1 995.233 Lape, Wade —_ 282 
Kearns, Robert E5292 Kinnear, Jean —_ sate Kothe, Eleanor 304 Lapp, Warren __-___-117, 335 
Keck, Homer _. 335 Kinney, edward Kotosky, Harold _— SEL: eae comnek lo yl eee reas 77 
Beck, Wiliam > 220 254 Kinney, Elton —_--... 35,169, 221, Kottenbrock, Amos aa | Large, George _ 226 
Keegan, Bettie 222,396 Kotwise, Walter - eos Largman, Hilda _ 312, 321, 396 
Keely, Roy -.-. Kinney, Robert ------..- 223, 252 Kovacicek, Ivan 233 Larimore, Fred E a 
Keene, Paul __ -- Kinsel, Delber _-.. 245, 246, 255 Koveric, Fred -..-.---------- 394 Larmi, Helmi ---------- 
Keep, Richard _. Kinsey, Earl 74 Kowick, Kenneth .—.______233 Larrick, Evelyn 
Keffer, Donald Kine. James Krakoff, Dorothy ---- 160, 161, Larson, Edward x 
Kehoe, Claire - Kiplinger, Elizabeth 165, 307 170, 176, 200, 203 LaRue, Doyle —- 
Kehoe, John Kiplinger, Willard —— ~~... 236 Kral, bernard» 230 Lash, Orrin ——— a 
Kehoe, Julia —-_____. — Kiracofe, Donald 224, 323, 378 Kramer, Dorothy — -...180 Lasky, Albert -— 
Keirns, Edward - Kirberger, George 181 Kramer, Jerome —— 323 Latier, Robert ——— 
Keith, Jack - Kirby, Edwin , 356 Kramer, Margaret —_ SEES Latter, Richard -————-- 
Kekio, Peter —_ Kirby, Frances 49 Kramers, Margaret — SEE PAL Lattin, Norman —— 
Kelbley, Betty - -- Kiren, Joseph Kampff, Ellen —.. a Laube, Arthur —-— 


Kelley, Bayard — 
Keller, Charles —. 
Keller, David 
Keller, Iola _. 
Keller, Mary 


Kirk, Beth ~~ I Krampff, Thomas - Lauda, Roy... : 
Kirk, Gilman Krantz, Elden -.---. Laudisi, Ludwig —~ 
Kirk, Robert : Krantz, Leah —- Lauffer, Carl e. 
ait ROGNOY) cnc ee Krantz, Melvin ------ Laughead, Ellen _..91, 178, be 


Kirkendall, Norma - Krasik, Bernard Laurie, Alex 








Keller ,Ralph _ Kirkpatrick, Mary - : Kratz, Laura eeeee: Laurie, Charles Wawel 2, 395 
Kellerman, "Edward ---334 Kirkwood, John — Kraus, Beatrice Laurie, harles W. 132, 275 
Kellogg, Lester -——_______. 274 Kirn, Martha __12, 49, 204, 301 Krause, Virginia Lavender, Janice - 50, 178, 304 
Kellogg, Louis — Kirnchna, Audry, --—------——- 307 Krauss, Gerald ieee LaVetter, Dorothy pcp | 
Kelly, Clifton Kirwin, James -— LY ig Kreager, Raymond - _50, 194, 258 LaVetter, Elmer — 160, 161, 271 
Kelly, John ~~ -- Kirwin, Pat — 168 Krebs, Helen $a 2 305,5320 Lavin, Norton 278 
Kelly, Patricia Kirwins,  Loomas. ===, 218 Kreckel, Robert ee eek Law, (College of) 111, 198 
Kelly, Paul — Kishler, Mary 300 Kreider, Jared -—---.------ 279 Lawler, Mary : 178, 314 
Kellz, Irene —-90, 187, 213, 233. Kistler, Victor 117, 337 Kreilick, Janet ee 35 Lawless, Robert 289 

349 Kitchel, Courtney —.-- 288 Kreinberg, Jerome 65, 198, Lawrence, Ned ...282 
Kelso, James —.... bol eo. Kitchen, Janmese —.-. 297 212, 344, 371, 394 Lawrence, Raymond 340 
Kelting, Richard E018; 274, 373 Kitchens, James ~...- 269 Kremer, Marjorie ----...- 175 Lawrence, William ; a} 
Kemmerer, Ralph ——..... 350 Kitchton, Charles Sa 282 Krick, Kody Sarre ee 214 Lawson, Gerald ses 283 
Kemp, Clifford -...225, 233, 273 Kivinieme, Aimo —. 179, 323 Krieg, Robert ——._.....225, 3.53 Lawson, Jane 22 39 bO 
Remner ohn jt. 224 Kivowitz, Haskell --..-.....--- 250 Krill, Walter ee 336 Lawson, Robert F. 215, 283 
Kemper, Lillian --..... 34, 314 Klar, Doris = 320 Krill, Willis 227 Lawson, Robert K. 244, 291 





ihawson,9 (Virginia 9 eee 300 Linville John __- EVP eeu Macko lalla. eee Mason, Gordon 




































Eawyer. ielen) 222 204, 310 Expkoditz,, Morton” 22... e 271 Mackenbach, Charles Mason, James _ 
Lawyer, Virginia 2— 176, 214, Lippert, Eleanor -178 MacKenzie, Arthur Mason, Jean ____- 
2095 352 Lipschutz, Robert — -278 Mackey, Frederick ___ Mason, Kenneth 
Laybourne, William -_35, 221, Lipski, Zeldon _ Sex) MacKinnon, Joan 161, 208, Sad 
262, 384, 385 Lipson, Paul) 2 177 Macklem ( Lotewo = Se oe 321 Mason, Raymond ___.. 181, 263 
Layne, Herschel Lipson, Sylvia a 191 Macklin, John - =U85 Mason; Saul =~ 13:6; 1375 L727. 
Leach. sjane. sa aa. Lisko, Irene __. - , 318 Maclean, Mary ______- eee Ug 206, 27, 21S, 2745374 
Leach; Lor. 2 Lisle, JFlerbert’ = £263 MacMurray, Kathleen —_-_- 232 Masoner,y (Robert) 
Leachman, Leland Lisowski, Thaddeus - =33'6 MacQuigg, Charles Masson, Winifred __ 
Liston, Bernice __ S92 Masterson, Russell _ 
Leah, Margery Liter, Martha ____ ee MacOuige, David ee Matasich, Charles ___ 
Leas; John ss Little, Elizabeth 307 MacQuigg, Ralph __ Mathews, Robert 
Leathers, Robert -_ Little, Mary -. Jar Athes MacQuigg, Rodger - a Mathiot, George __ 
Leavitt, Robert. =. 22 i leaef: 292 Kttleton, Jane 2 303 Macrino, Joseph __. va Mathy,, Ealliani 22 
Lebensburger, Kenneth __ 281 Livensparger, Robert 325 Mactagcart, Neil) = Matthew, Margaret 
Ledford), Jacke === 263 iving ston, Alan eee Madden, Floyd - Matthews, (Partly Sse 
Lee, Arthur __ eA PI! Livingston, Robert _. Maddux, Roy _— Mattingly, Katherine _. — 92 
Lee, Clarence 1125335 Livingston, William Mader, Otis —._ Maucers) larry sees eee 126, 336 
Lee, Dale = = 3195, 39:6 Madison, Leonard Mauger, Howard - PO 
icecsnrankiae = eee ee £95 Lioyd) Hugh = ee Magaziner, Marvin - a Mauger, Richard _ 270. 
Lee, Hazel _- 309 loyds syadke =. Magers, Richard ____ Mauk, Charles ___- _... 266 
Leen Martha 65, 178, 232, Lloyd, Kenneth Magnuson, Arthur Maurer, Allen _ 33 24: 
297, 318 Loader, Vide Magnuson, Robert - Maurer, Paul __ as) 
Lees Ruth epeesess ee ee 316 Locamp, Rolf __ Mahaffey, Howard Maurer, Robert Bee 
Lee, Vance - -186, 274 Loeb, William Mahaffey, Mildred Maus, William, 22 23a. 288 
Leeb, Moe 0! Logan, Alice — Maher, Edward _ Maust, Eleanor _ Bae bY, 
Leeper, John a. 24 Rogatn ) Lvagi ee Maher, James ____ 2 Maxfield, Dorothy 180, 229 
Leet, Julian 2 a=. 324 Logan. ).ohin 2 Mahoney, Eugene Maxon, Doris!) 22 =. 1527508 
Wekever. /Flarry - = sus 335 Loghty; Lots) ss Mahoney, Mrs. Reba poe Maxwells Jican ) == 
Lefferdink, Morgan - SLB Ser, Logsdon Clement Main, Robert: 22... May, Carl 
208, 272 Logue, Robert _ Maisel, Eleanor May, Raymond — es 
Lefferts, Nathan 330 Lohr, Wendell - Maisel, Gerson ___- May, Robert 


Lefkowitz, Sam __ 


Lohrey, John __ 
Legg, Marjorie _ 


Maish, Morton _ 
Lok, Elizabeth 


Mayer, Arthur _ 
Majeau, Evelyn 


Mayer, Miriam _ 





Lehman, Arline __ Lombardo Perry (2. Zz Major, Eimerye== = : Mayer, Reginald 

Lehman, Carolyn _ Lomych) Ann) = y ; Makion 2a 149, 160, 161, 162 Mayer, Robert —_ : 
Lehman, John Londo, Leonard 5 Malavazos James 22022 = 179 Mayhall, James 

Lehman, Lester Long.) Doris (= ee : Malik, Francis) 2 225 Mayhew, Elizabeth 321 


Lehmkuhl, George 











Longs Qelaines see et ee Malinovsky, Emil _ Spee Maynard, Harold _ 249, 260, 344 


Lehoezky, /Paul) == = Long, Mary _ Malkiny Mbois G2 2s ea 321 Mazoch) Albert == 2 
Leibovitz, Armond Long, Robert al Malkoff, Beatrice PEPE McAdams, Don _ 
Leiby, Lawrence __ Kongs Roy Sei Mallary, Eugene wast McBride, Charles 


Leiman, John ___ Long, William 


e Mallernee, Evelyn _ 
Leisk, Dorothy Cos ile John _ 


sar McBride, David 





Mallery, Arlington - 2350 McBride, Eugene - 
Leist, George —__ aes Loomis) (Calvin “223 2 Mallett, Dean ___ --337 McBride, Harold 
Leitnaker. Ellen _..___. Loomis, George =164, L626 Mallett, Frank 261 McBride, James - 
ements Sally ee ee ee Lopez, Clarence 2 65, 254 Mallisee, Harry 25 McCall, Marjorie “180, 294, 295, 


Lemley, Jiamesi fe Bopuspiaks (Mack eee 337 Mallow, Carl _.._ 333 298 
Lemmermen, Jean Lorimer Frank _. Dee, Mallow Roberts ee 356 McCallum, Mary _20, 22, 23, 26, 












Lemmon, Robert) 2 = Lortz, John “2 Selb) Malone, Stephen ae eee DOS 27,92, 1755 278.200; 
Lemon, George so ilyA cee Rottia. Geotves == 225, Maloney, John  ____..233,; 289 203, 307 
Lemon, Ruth 92, 178, 302 Louzecky, John - ee) Manchester, Crosby ___. 36, 210, McGann, bea... e235 
LeMonds, Robert - Bovey petty ae ee 163, 309 222, 228252 McGarthy, Harry 2.2 270355 
Leonard, Doris _ lovey) (Leston. 9===_- Si LAZO. Manchester Bartle e sees 272 McGarthy, Robert 220 343 
Leonard, Jean _ 265, 267 Mangels, John an McCaughey, William Ee 
Leonard. Paul ___ Moye.) Matgaret) = ees 220 Manhart, Robert McClary, Joseph -___-- 





Lerch, Elsworth 
Lerche, Robert _ 





Love, Virginia 


a Mankers ‘(Glenny)  107 227 McCleary, Charles 
Lovebury, William 


Manley, Carmen _ McClelland, John 
Lerner, Clyde ___ - Lovejoy, Howard _ Manney, Leah __ McClester, Dorothy _ 
Kesher, Garl es = Lovell, Jack: = : Mann, Elizabeth McClintock, James 
eshers Robert (esate Lovell.) Russell 2-22 eu Mann, Everett McClish, Myron __ 
Leslie, William Lovett, Ralph 6. Mann, John __ =e McCloskey, Richard 66, 212, 260 
Lester, Gardiner _. Lowary, Wiliam - Manney, Mary - McClung, Geotre === = as 
Leutz, Mary Lowe, Harold Manning, James _ McClure, Martha s 










































TeVeck! Ruthi= 2223" : Lowe, Mary --.--- Manning, Robert 2. =e 263 McClure, Patricia = 

Leventhal, George ________. 27 Lowell, Marjorie -. Mansfield, Mary ___ 310, 321 McCluce, Ruth == ee 

Leventhal, Harry a Lowenberg, Babette -.154, 312. Marbachs «Ghatics == 250 McComb, Robert 

Levette, Jeanne _. pmsl 321 Marchman, Virginia 176, 309, McCombs, Olive 

heya ernard (ees owerys. ONT eee 118, 335 McConkey, Harold 

Levin, Dorothy Lowman, Bette, 2... =3L6 Marco, Salvatore McConnell, Dwight — 

Levin, Elinor Lowman, Robert _ 27:6, 545 Marcus, Arthur McConnell, George 

Levin, Gerald Lowry, Alberta ee) Marcy, Charles ___ McConnell, Jane — 

Levin, Thomas _ Lowry: Florence’. 315 Marcy, Harold - McConnell, Richard — 

Levin, Willard Lowry, Frank) 2 eee 2 Margolin, Abe __ McCorkle, Robert 

Levine, Alvin Lowther, William _ 2eF Mark, Lawrence : McCormick, Archie — 

Levine, Dorothy Lowthian ames =.= 228 Mark, Mary eee : McCormick, Robert 142, 198, 

Levine, Kenneth Loxley, Harold 253516 Markell, Asses enh i fe 191. 268 £99, 323, 371 

Lévine, Louts. . Lucas, Catherine se, 30 Markley, Loree _ 3 McCort, Robert 2 SEG. 208. 324 

Levinson, Shirley - Lucas, Mary <2... ee le) Marks, Adeline __ McCoy, Francis 

Levitt, Herman _____ Lucas, Ralph ne 300) Marks, Bernard -_ McCoy, James A. 

Levy, Evelyn 50, 191, 295, 312 Lucas, Richard — aoeo Marks, Frances - McCoy, James R. 

Levy. Harold —— Luce, Betty = 308 Marks;, Jicam 225 McCoy, John ___ 

Levy, Irving —_ Isudeman Fenty. 214 Markwith, Jack McCoy, Robert 

Levv, Samuel Lukens Robert _ ...227, 348, 355 Marling, Dorothy _176, 180, 316 McCready, Margaret [ane = 300 

Lewis, Betty __ Lumley, Frederick ______- . 264 Marlow, Russell) 2. 263 McCreary, Clare _- 

Lewis, Charles ‘ Lupfer, Betty Marmorstein, William 2271 McCreary, James _- 

Lewis, (hrank) =o Luria, Sylvia Marquis; Don- <2. eerie 227 McCrery, Eleanor 

Lewis, Gaylord _ : 331 Lurie, Jack .... Marquis, Doris 4 318 McCuen, Glen —_ 

Lewis, Helen - .123, 299 Lurie, Ruth __- Marquis, Franklin £290, 355 McCullough, Donald | ae 266 

Lewis, John. 23.2 323 Lusk, David Marguiss John 22. 176 McCullough, Robert — eee 

Lewis, Margaret 301 Lusk, Doris Marsh, Elizabeth 2 36 McCusky. = Gaile ‘ 

Lewis, Molly 25 Bie 319 Lutz, Margaret S520 Marsh, George - p28 McDaniel, Helen __ : 

Lewis, Robert A. 279, 280 Luxford, Robert 222 227, 288 Marsh, Glyde __ Bees: 2 4. McDermott, Marjorie -.. 92, 309 

Lewis, Robert E. : Luxon, Norval Marsh, William A. ew as McDills Betty: 35 =e 208, 300 

Lewis, Robert D. ame Lye, James __ Marsh, William C. ee PAE McDonald, Harry == 22 270 

Ley, George ____. Ban Lyle, Betty _- Marshall, Anne ___. _ 300 McDonald, James -- 36, 221 

Levy, Wayne Ep Jevles sack = Marshall, Delores S318 McDougal, Darryl - 160 

Libauer, Robert __ Lyman, John _ Marshall, Marie __ 171, 307 McDowell, Benjamin 254 

Libonsky, Ruth _ ae, Lymon, Sonia _ Marshall; (‘Oscar 22 226 McDowelwl, Donald _ =179 

ILtbovsky> Rose. Lynas, Robert _ Marshall, Paul Pees 27.0 McDowell, Wilbur - «= 182 

Lichtenstein, Irving 167, 177, Lynch, James - Marshall, Wilbur _ _ 339 McElroy, Ruth —_- Baas Ih hos 
340 Lynch, John __ Martin, Albert ___. CaP ALTE McElwain, Clair _ =A 

Kichty, Bloise == 178, 301 Lynch, Robert Martin, Arthur _....._ 333 McElwain, Marlan -.-— = 3312 

Lieder, Emma ___._.. Lynch, Roland Martin, Elizabeth __ 139, 174, McEwen, John _..107, 194, 225, 

Lyne, Ruth 175, 178, 307 32355 o po 
Ineg (Poo (Sune Lynn, Robert _ Martin, Forde i McFadden, Carl _.... D1 211,256 
Lieverman, Arthur - Lyons, Charles Martin, George McFadden, “John 2222. 233 


Bight.) Richard (ese Lyons, Raymond __.. 
Light, Robert -. -_. ivélie, wIN Gal. Ee. en Boe eee 
Lightburn, Joseph 


Martin, Marcella 
Martin, Ralph 


McFadden, Tom _ 51, 166,167, 
198, 218, 340, 371 
Mckee. John 22... 2 290 

















Lightburn, Sara ____ 5 M Martin Richard McGee, Albert __ _ 267 
Lightner, Mary -. 2396 Maag, Charles -.270, 365, 368, Martin, Robert _— McGinnis, Harold 348 
Liles, Donald __ Les 375, 376 Martin, William _ McGomb, Robert -. -185 
Lincoln, James _ A235 McCullough, Fred _-___.- 261 Martt, Judson _— McGovern, Jane — 308 
Lindsay, Carey ___ ce McCoy, Wyn fee Marx, Clarence _. McGovern, Mary —- 308 
Linehan, Dorcas) (2 2 303 McG@liren George = 261 Marx, Stanley 176, 181, 244, McGrann, John __- 194 
Lingel, (Esther -22eeeeee eee 287 MacDonald, William -_.256, 347 247, 248, 286 McGregor, Emanuel _---...- 32D 
Lingo, Janet 22985,3'21 Macedonia, John —. Marzano, Albert 282, 378 McGrew, Chester -. 36, 179, 210, 
inks. _.200, 204 Machovina, Paul __ 2287020. Marzluff, Joseph _ ASIN PIES PLE 





Binnie) Ohi 194, 195 Macintyre, Robert 223222 280 Masaryk, Joseph _. McGuire, Dorothy 


Linscott, Dorothy ree Mack: Albert) ==> V2) Masling, Bernard McGuire, Helen 
Linsky, Harold __ 334 Macha Dorothy = eee 189 Mason, Charles __ McGuire, Jane -. 
Linton...) eat pe ee 50, 305 Mack, Joseph __— e231. 324 Mason, Gladys ___---. McGuire, John __ 


Linton, Marguerite 92, 178, 305 Mackey, Fritz 





McHenry, Bush — 































































McIntosh, Alex £ 233 Meyer, Hugo —......- 252, 356 Mittleman, Stanley Muhlback, Charles 283 
McIntosh, Janet 233, 314 Meyer, Jean A 3h 178, 309 Mittler, Ellen __ Mullins, Roye —— 186 
McKay, Elsie 160, 161, 208 Meyer, Marcella __ f 2Aare Moberly, John Munch, Theodore toe 
McKay, Hughina 351 Meyer, Rudolph __ 225,252 Mock, Lawrence — Munn, George __.181, 246, 247, 
McKee, Alexander 257, 382, Meyer, Wilbert ___- 385 Moelchert, Charlotte _ 301 248, 280 
383 Meyers, Evelyn __.. ae SO) Mogg, Albert -..-.-.. me Muntean, William _ _.325 
McKee, Harold 181 Meyers, Melvin —— S22 Mohler, Delon — Muntz, Paul -— 336 
McKeever, Mary 156, 165, 307 Miceli, Caroline —. CNR a 233 Mohler, Clinton Murbach, John 99} 
McKeever, Robert Michael, Gayle —_- 170, 305 Mohler, Howard Murnane, Alice 36, 233 
McKelvey, Lowell Michael, Charles — a 259 Mohr, Hubert Murnane, Cecelia 23 
McKelvey, Myron Michael, John — =350 Mohr, Mary Murnane, Virginia - 233, 300 
Michael, Richard —-..-.-- 179 Molar, George -.-... Murphy, Doris 349 
McKenzie, Gordon Michael, Robert 256 Mall Alvinie = ae Murphy: edith 22 321 
McKibben, Robert Michalos, George _-... eee EE) Molsberry, Roberta Murphy, Link 168 
McKibben, William Mickelson, Elizabeth _..308 Murphy, Richard 255, 350 
McKinney, Robert Mickelson, Gilbert _... 324, 375, Monahan, Rita ——----___-— Murphy, Robert _- 257 
McKinnon, Mary pe 376 Monarchi, Nello - Murphy, Roy see _259 
McLain, Donald Middlesworth, Naomi -.. 351 Monas, Alfons —.._. Murr, Lowell 338,113 
McLain, Jack Middleton, Ruth —- eS Monger, William Es Murray, Phillip 194, 287 
McMahon, Gerald — Middleton, Virginia ee LT Moninger, Richard —_-__......270 Murray, Robert _233 
McMahon, Gordon Midler, Sanford Monroe, Robert 211 279 Musgrave, Orly ___. 227 
McMahon. James Mid-Mirrors SS ex. Monson, George = 266 Music and Drama _... 173 
McMahon, John Miell, Henry _ Monson, Jared —.. -._______-..356 Muskoff, George 186 
McMahon, Mary Mihalka, Joseph —_ Montgomery, Jeanne -.. 224, 318 Musser, Arthur Ar, 
McManigal, Allen 216, 245, 272 Mikesell, “eden, ey Ff) Montgomery, Martha —_._ 189 Mustard, June 189, 208 
McManus, Laura So Miles, Karl Je Lowi Hep Montgomery, Mary... 319 Muter, Susan __ 321 
McMillen, John i Miles, Mary Sos _--- 308 Montgomery, Robert __113, 333 Muth, Gilbert : 267 
McMurray, Kathleen Miles, Robert —__ Ss HES Monthaven, Romaine __178, 308 Myers, Dorothy J. 312 
McNair, Vernon Military Sub-Division 193 Montonaro, Tony — 381 Myers, Dorothy M. - 36, 306 
McNamara, James - Millar, John —__- 218, 261 Monte) John 2a). Myers, Eloise 319, 224 
McNaught, Lucine - Miller, Austin —__- ee ye Moody, David __- Myers, Eugene __ __.384 
McNea, Donald _.. Miller, Clarence _— ‘ 230 Myers, Fritz 2.2171. 23, 323, 
McNeal, Don ___. Millers Licata s=nee 339 Moon, Martha 355 
McNish, Alice Miller, Dollie pee i)! Moon, Robert Myers, Irving 185 
McOwen, James _.. Miller; Dona. 270, 328 Mooney, Bernard Myers, Veda 2. 305 
McPherson, William i Milles; Dorothy J.) 303 Mooney, Josephine Mygrant, Jane ____ EE Hy: 
236, 269, 270, 350 Miller, Dorothy M. — 307 Mylander, Carolyn 309 
McQuaide, Joseph -..171, 323 Miller, Edward —__.._. -..266 Moore, Betty _ . 
McQuaide, Theodore —_ 350 Miller, Edwin 224, 228, 252 Moore, Carl 
McVay, John __ Miller, Elaine 331 Moore, Charles a Nagler, Florence ___ 
McVehil, Edgar Miller, Esther _.___ 93, 300, 396 Moore, Eve ox. Nagy, Joseph 
McVicker, Esther Miller, Francis — 27.6 Moore, Genevive Nagy, Louis __ 
Meacham, Beatrice Miller, Fred ee a7 5 Moore, Jean -..------ Nakano, Jane d 
Meacham, Patricia Miller, Frederick _ 22S Moore, John E. - Naltner, Kathryn se 
Meade, Robert Miller, George -. 136, 137, 164, Moore, John W. - Nash, Simeon _______ 283, 350 
Means, Hugh £65,173; 218, 272, 371 Moore, Julia _ Nason, Beatrice 161, 166 
Means, John Miller, Gladys 36, 222, 224, 306 Moore, Kenneth INast,? Nati 2 ee ee 292 
Means, Russell Millers: Glennye = 255 Moore, Marjorie Nau, Betty = > A 300 
Means, Sara Miller, Uy ee 262 Moore, Mildred -___------.--__ Naumburg, Philip eee. 29.305 
Miles Helen tis. 308 Moore, Paul _ 186, 323, 350 Neds, Grant ak 176, 267 
Mechir, George Miller, Herman ~~ 279 Moore, Philip 176, 181, 263 Neff, Elizabeth 23,26, 27 
Meckler, Eugene Miller, Hermann - 343, 344 Moores Richatd. 2s a 51, 303, 345 
Meckstroth, Paul __ - Miller, Howard __ 171, 266 Moore; Robert F. Neff, Jane 303, 345 
Medicine, (College of) 115, 198 Miller, Jack 332 Moore, Robert P. Neff, Robert 67,185 
Mee, John _— _ 260, 270, 344 Miller, James —_ 263 Moore, Ruth _.- Neff, Russell seg 1 
Meehan, Dwight Pine 325 Miller, John A. 265 Moore, Sara - Negelspach, Harold ____ 67, 343 
Meehan, Paul _ peel 279 Miller, John H. 225, 355 Moore, Thomas Nehrenst, Nancy -..188, 296 
Mecks." Benton 282 255 Miller, Joseph 263 Moore, William i 304, 352 
Meeks, Glenn 220 Miller, Kenneth 194, 215, 231, Moore, William fe Neil italien 320, 370 
WMicane ledaet. ma 375, 376 323, 355 Moorhead, Owen es Neil, Judith __. 296, 313 
Meifert, Arthur ...._- n=335.8 Miller, Kurtis 248, 282 Moorman, ohn a= Neils Richard): =r 280 
Meiklejohn, Robert 282, 291 Miller, Marcelline - eae Ol Morabito, Joseph WNeimany. Betty) seers See 299 
Wisiss etary ee Ol. 292 Miller, Margaret _... 300 Morath, George Neiswander, Floyd - a. 337 
Meizlish, Norman 181, 278 Miller, Margaret J. 2 253105 Morden, Mary --. Neitz, Annis _ 180, 321 
Melcer, Fannie piri 209) Miller, Margaret L. _....... 303 Moreland, Russell Nelson, Anne 307, 319 
Melhorn, Carolyn See 3 19) Miller, Margaret Z. 3 51 Moreland, William Nelson, Earl 36, 228, 252 
Melick, James 256 Miller, Marietta 51, 178, 301, Morgan, Clifford Nelson, George 3 42 
Mellinger, Phoebe __. 214, 224, 313 Nelsonye i cavers es 2982 
352 Miller, Marjorie _ 66, 301, 353 Morgan, Donaldine Nesbitt, William _ 36, 221 
Mellman, Kathleen 160, 161, Miller, Martin — 267 Morgan, Katharine — Nessler, Maybelle 189 
312, 321 Miller, Mast BEro7 Morgan, Moyne _.______. Neuback, Gerry __51, 185, 234 
Mellor lean (2 36 Miller, Pauline _ 321 Morgan, Richard H. _.272, 385 348 
Mellor, William __ 78, 328 Miller, Peggy —____. 301 Morgan, Richard L, _..._ 337 Neubauer, John _ 252 
Melsheimer, Ellis 291 Miller, Raymond 324 Morgan, Winona Neumeister, Ruth __ 322 
Melton, Charles Miller, Richard S355 Moritz, Milton ___- Neutzel, Mary 321 
Melvin, Louise Miller, Robert 245, 255 Moritz, William Newbold, Robert ___ 324 
Melvin, Leonard Miller, Robert R. ~ as Morley, Paul Newburn, George ___ _356 
Mendel, Nettie Miller, Robert W. 11, 20, 266 Morral, Maxine _- Newland, Donald __ 123, 264 
Mendel, William 343, 344 Morrett, John -_- 67, 184, 185, Newlin, John ____ 254 
Mendelson, Max : IMilleres Roger mace e en 339 198, 256, 371 Newman Club __ 233 
Mendenhall, Glenna __ 163, 203, Miller, Ross Che dea) 7 2 Morrill, James 222--25-1 1,168; Newman, Alice 93,319 
349 Niece inertia eee 321 236, 350 Newman, Cecile 191, 295, 299 
Mendenhall, Robert 350 Miller, Sara nee te 321 Morrill, Mary —_- 175, 200, 203, Newman, Jack 176 
Mendlowitz, Erwin ~~ — 250 Miller, William J. 350 311 Newman, Jane 321 
Menendez, Francis 2785339 Miller, William R. 169, 224, 255 Morris, Clyde 226, 249, 291, Newman, John F 324, 350 
Mengert, Frederick 222,356 Millholland, Ann - 17 Gs 355 Newman, Tohn T. 323 
Menges, Robert . =a 331 203, 307 Morris, Dorothy -__---.---- 303 Newman, Melvin 292 
Menrathe, John — 225, 288 Millhuf, Herry .———.. 213, 265 Morris, George 67, 287, 343 Newton, Robert ___. 215 
Men’s Glee Club 179 Millies, Frederick ae 185 Morris, Hugh ___- = 225,224 Newton, Sheldon 37 
Menster, Bernard ee 278 Millisor, Robert _. 66 Mortis; Jacky == == 865.323 Nichols, Alice 224 
Mentzer, Anne -~ EEN Milley Obie aa eee eee 3 3d Morris; Robert) = 269 Nichols, Roy 336 
Meranda, Catherine _ 204, 294, Mills, Joseph agin 285 Morrison, Charles 228, 252, 350 Nichols, Ruth a: 205, 300 
305 Mills, Marilyn sel 180, 189 Morrison, Florence — _.180 Nicholson, Joan 169, 222,224, 
Mercer, Ralph te 261 Mills, Robert 350 Morrison, Frank fk 289 294, 307, 308 
Meredith, Marguerite _.....307 Mills, Thomas . 186; 292 Morrison, Mary tea oO Nickel, Henry 323 
Mericle, William LZ S23 Milstone, Harold _ 281 Morrison, Nancy 5.30357 322 Nickerson, Elizabeth 319 
Mermelstein, Sylvia — 321 Milner, Ross —... Bia Morrow, Jean _. a3 04 Nickerson, John 395 
Merrell, William . 323 Milroy, Robert 261 Morrow, Martha 297 Nickerson, Nancy 304 
Merriam, Lalla : 189 Milton Horace eau 220 Mortar Board __.._17, EPR 26, 27 Nielsen, David 179, 323 
Merrick, Donald 194, 343 Miltz Raymond —_ 270 Mortimer, Robert 185 Nisius, John 78 
Merrick, Margaret 321 Mindel, Irvin 244, 292 Moser, Janelle 51, 166, 167 Nisonger, Herschel 255 
Merrill, Jack 179 Mindigo, Richard _ 324 Moses, Harold ___. ee AL Nissley, Charles 107 
Merrill, Robert aes 350 Mindlin, Bernard _ 57, 271, 381 Moses, Robert __. Pw 1 Noble, Alice 37 
Merrill, Roger - 2 PRE Minister, Douglas - 283 Mosher, Bred) 22 258 Nold, Harry 290, 355 
Merry, James ———...._— 338 Minkow, Elaine - 299, 321 Moss.) Jolin <2 eS 118 Noll, Sanford _..._. 292 
Merryman, Roy - 291 Minor, Robert 136, 137, 164, Mossy, Polly 222. Lb 75188 Noalze; Sue. 2. 321 
Mertie, Robert _ 66, 343, 344 174, 175, 181, 218, 256 Moss, Ruth ; xsi S Nordstrom, Don 227 
Mervyn, Robert 288 Minor, William ° a1, 179 Mote, Herbert __- POT is oe Norman, Carl 291, 355 
Merz, William 93, 194, 265 Mintz, Leo 67, 177, 191, 244, Motter, Clara .-..36, 224 Norman, Clyde 335 
Mesloh, Lou ~ aprera 301 286 Mouch, Marylu ..307, 396 Norman, Inez __176 
Messenger, Harold 118, 337 Miracle, Maxine — 36, 301 Moulton, Janis 175,178 Norman, John -167, 211, 340 
Messenger, Mary - 301 Mirrors ee ee 10, 200, 203 Moulton, Martha .93, 224 Norrick, Leslie ik 323 
Messier, John _--.. Se 2353279 Miser, John — as Sree) Moulton, Ted _~174, 175, 181, North, Cecil 214 
Metcalf, Ethel —_ 315 Miskimen, Thomas - 350 225, 256 Northington, Louis 331 
Metcalf, Jean 160, 161, 169, Mistak, Leo 184, 185, 324 Mount, John 221, 224, 323, 356 Nosker, Robert 272 
170, 202, 203, 304 Mitchell, Howard _. 335 Mouser, Rae _ 321 Nosker, William 140, 142, 
Metcalf, Lawrence Te 323 Mitchell, Jean 51, 308 Moushey, Charles “4 260 171, 272, 350, 360 
Metcalf, Robert 2366, 203 Mitchell, John H. _ 329 Mowery, Bethel ans 176 Noss, Dan : 275 
Mettler, William 3 274 Mitchell, John S. — 338 Mowery, Don .- SS ey ie] Nothstine, Harriet 318, 352 
Meyer, Allen 260 Mitchell, Lyndon -_ 279 Mowery, Elmous : 186 Novak, Mirko 233 
Meyer, Amos ; 252,356 Mitchell, Richard 194, 225, 323, Moyer, Garnet - 67, 189, 353 Novotny, George 339 
Meyer, Bernard - 66, 271 355 Moyer, Martha 176, 208, 311 Nu Sigma Nu 328, 335 
Meyer, Betty — 93 Mitchell, Robert ae Fe, Mu Beta Chi 334 Nudd, Jane 300 
Meyer, Blanche - 118, 342 Mithoff, Virginia ~~ 318 Muckley, James 337 Nugent, Thomas vs 
Meyer, Charles ae ee Mitten, Horace — 169, 323 Mueller, James 107, 282, 348 Nungesser, William 227, 290 


[ 433 } 








Oo 

Obenour, Robert 67, 175, 232, 

285 
Oberholtzer, Bruce -_---. 
Oberlings Jetty = 
Oberteuffer, Delbert 
O’Brien, Harry 
O’Brien, John 
Ockuly, Glenn 
Oden, Betty —------ 
Oden, Betty Jane — 
Odenweller, Louis - 
Oelgoetz, Harriet —_. 
Oetzel, Robert —.-. 


Offensend, Asa 
Offensend, Lewis 
Ogden, Lorraine 
Ogden, Richard - 
Ogg, Donald -_-- 
Oglevee, John — toe 
Oplevee: pAdllagee a ‘ 
Ogram, Robert 


O’Harra, Mary 
Ohio Experimental. Station -.29 
Ohio State Development 













Putic, ee eee 236 
Ohio State Engineer, The 171 
Ohio State Lantern --_- 166, 167 


Ohio State pererey Asso- 
ciation — SE 
Ohio Stater, AT het 2 eee 170 
Ohio Staters, Inc. 198, 217, 218 
Ohio Union Board of Over- 

..198, 216 





O’Horo, Michael _ 
Oldham, Anna __ 
Oldham, Richard 












Oliver, Marguerite 118 

Oliver, Myron --- 2333 

Olmstead, Allan - 2297, 

Olsen, Charles 23 -  = 171 

Olsen, Harold ---- 375, 376, 378 

Olsen.) William -— = 287 

O’Malley, Jack --- ae A O9 

Omega Tau Sigma --...245, 328, 
336 

Omerod, Charles 

Ondrak, Agnes _ 

O’Neil, Elizabeth 

O’Neill, Harry —.-- 

O’Neill, Thomas 

Oravec, Joseph 

Orchesis . 2 

Orfirer, Alexander 234, 350 

Orgelmecromete=- = 78 

Orgel, Victor - 330 

Orlove, Frank -- .268 

Orlowski, Howard SEE) 

Ornstein, Frances ---- e352 

O’Rourke, Edward -—--_—— 273 

Ore) Jeanne’ —__-— 

Orsini, Carmine 

Orwick, Ruth —-—.— 

Osborn, Florence 

Osborn, Helen —-----.. 

Osborn, Herbert 

Osborn, John 

Osborn, Patricia _- 

Osborn, Robert 

Osborne, Bruce 





Osbun, George 
Osswald, Kenneth 
Oster, Cletus _- 
Oswalt, Lloyd - 
it. Dayles 
Chet; » Pércy” 323. 
Otting, Carolyn 
Otto, William —_- 
Ouesen, Axel 
Outing Club : 
Overholt, David 
Overman, Edward -__-_----------- 
Overman, Jane 180, 188, 322 





Overmyer, Lowell —-..- 228, 262 
Overmyer, Richard ___-.........263 
Overmyer, Wayne 


Overton, Virginia 
Overturt, Pieler) =e. 
Owen, Evelyn __-_--- 

Owens sertis! 2.6 2 
Owen, Hlannahe 
Owen, Mildred —- 

Owens, Barbara -_ 

Owens, Charlés: 20 
Owens, Robert ae OLE 








Over; Edna oa 
Pp 

Pace vatthay soe 176, 297 
Pace, Rosemary ----....--- 139,310 
Pack, Kathleen --...-..203,; 304 
Packer, George _.136, 137, 181, 

218, 274, 371 
Packer, Thomas _.160, 181, 274 
Padan, Alice maseltnsoe 
Paddock, Wendell 251 
Paffenbarger, Ralph e270 
Page, Marcus, —-.. 325 
Page, Mary) 5 ee 305 


Page, Walter _ 
Pagel, Arthur _ 


Pagel, Ralph __— ee}; 
Paglow, Edwin 2... 256 
Pahlow, Gertrude ___....211, 300 
Painter, ‘Charles 22-22" 231 
Poisley, Betty. se. 175, 3 07 
Pallas, George ----- 37, 220, 262 
Palmer, Dean 2136,,237,/184, 


185, 198, 218, 244, 255, 282, 
371 































































Palmer, Peterson, Rollin 
Palmer, Petruska, John —_. 
Palmer, Petruska, Joseph — 
178, 187, 204,302 Pettegrew, Wilbert 
Palmer, Marian 92 = 175 Pettit, Dorothy _..202, 304, 309 
Palmer, Patricia -...51, 209, 294, Petty, Howard —-------- 35 
“295, 309, 396 Pfaadt, William 335 
Palmer, Ralph -_.....37, 220, 280 Phat.) Bent ee eo. 
Palmer, William Se 224 Pfancuff, Winston _-.-- er eh 
Panhellenic Association LoS Pfeifer, George 25274 
Panning, Norbert 226 Pfeifer,, Joseph, — = 338 
Paoletti, Lawrence 225 Pfeiffer, Richard _ 68, 194 
Papai, Michael -- Ee: Pfening, Helen 3075.92 
Rape, “Laurence! === = 384 Pflaum, Marian 300, 352 
Papier, Rose _.. 235, 352 Pharmacy, College of 121,198 
Pardee, Russell. = a 258 Phelps. lois: 2 ee 93 
Parent, Alice -.-- 23015 3:9 Phend, Marcia — 
Parilo, Edward - 222352335 Phi Beta Delta __.244, 245, 248, 
Paris, Donald (= 264 268 
Paris, Patsy 312)320 Dit eChi, a ae eee 328, 337 
Paris, Sonya -- 3125321 Phil Chi) Thetacse eee 349 
Parish, Jean) 319 Phi Delta Chi 244, 245, 269 
Park, Joseph, Dean of Men Phi Delta Epsilon —---- 245, 328 
12, 162, 163, 198,254,330 Phi, Delia phe eee 328, 338 
Parke, Grace —_..--______--------- Phi Delta Theta 244, 245, 270 
Parker, Richard - Phi Epsilon Pi 244, 245, 248, 
Parker, Robert —_ 217 
Parker, Thelma Phi «Eta Sigma’ === 350 
Parker, Wayne - Phi Gamma Delta _ 244, 245, 
Parker, William - 248, 271, 272 
Phi Kappa —..244, 245, 248, 273 
Parkinson, Fred Phi Kappa Psi 244, 245, 248, 
Parks, Henry 274 
Parks, Lowell Phi Kappa Sigma 244, 245, 
Parks, Ruth -- 248, 275 
Parr, David -- Phi Kappa Taw 22 244, 245, 
Pact) Janey =e 3 248, 276 
Parr, Jean be Phi Mu _....245, 294, 296, 310 
Parrett, Carey —___------.--- Phi Mu Delta _ 244, 245, 248, 
Parrish, John B77 
Parrot, Carey --__----_-— Phi Rho Sigma — 328 
Parsley, Mary -- , Phi Sigma Delta - 24, 245, 248, 
Parsons, Joseph ..-.-------------— 233 278 
Paryzek, John _ ----282 Phi Upsilon Omicron —-------- Bink 
Passella, Anthony -------------- 253 Philby, Alfred — 276 
Passoff, David Phillian, Harry 2107 
Patch, A. J. Phillips, Bertha 233:53 
Patch, Philip Phillips, Charles _- 356 
Phillips; Elsie —.= _..304 
Paterson, sAnn ys = 00 Phillips, Ethe 213 
Paterson, Vernon -...- --223 Phillps, Eugenia 308 
Patnik, Albert _..136, 137, 282, Phillips, Evelyn .--------.311 
361, 371, 382 Phillips, Joseph Ben 23'3 
Patrick, Dorotha  _-._._.-------- Phillips, Loften 396 
Patrick, Sally <== TPF) Phillips; Mary 222 180 
Patronsky, Stephen Phillips, Ralph —..._ eee ey 
Patten, Leslie ———— Phillips, Thelma _.-.....299, 321 
Patterson, Frances Phillips, William --...-------- 279 
Patterson, Vernon __ Philo, Mary 2 325225 321 
Patterson, Margaret __.. Philomathean, Literary Ot PN IEE 
Patterson, Ralph -_...._-- Phipps, Leonard —... 107,294 
Pattison, Theodore a Physical Education Club -_— 399 
Patton, George -.-.----------=----- Pi Beta Phi 2. 152,.245, 294, 
Patton, Jean __.- df 296, 341,370 
Patton, John Pi Kappa Alpha . 244, 245, 248, 
Patton, Robert —__- 279 
Patton, Woodrow Pickens;) (bee, =e 322 
Paul, John pen Pickens; James: 22.2... 257 
Paulus, Charles Pickering, Albert —. ant 22. 
Paxon, Reeve _- Pickering, Ruth _.- 308 
Paxton, John Pickett, obert .263 
Paxton, Mary -___- Pierce, “David! 3...2.32.3 ee 270 
Payton, Margaret Pierce; Bllen: 222 52, 304 
Peacock, Mary _ Pierce, Allen __-- 136, 137, 231 
Peak, Charles _ 228 Pierce, John 175, 217, 218, 250 
Peatce, Plelen ae 311 Pierce, Orville 
Pearlman, Leo _ Esl Pierson, Helen —. 
Pearson, David —__ 278 Pierson, Robert 
Pearson, Donald e529 Pierson, William 
Pearson, 5 = 185 Pifer, Priscilla -_..... 
Peat, Frank 254 Pike, Montgomery 
Deck Bdward se ee 331 Pilmer, Gordon 
Pederson, Henry Pinches, Robert _ 
Pedigo. Joanne’ 2.2 Piper, Arthur _ 
Peiffer, Vincent Piper, Frank —__ 
Pelick, Cecilia Piper, William 
Pelle (Robert) = Pitman, Albert 
Pelling, Wesley — Piwowar, Daniel _ 
Peltier, Jean —_. Place, Ned --------- mK 
Pence, James ---. Place, . Robert: 23. 
Penfield, 9 liewisig 2 Piank. Plarty =e 252, 356 
Peoples, Vivian Platka, William 292 
Peppe, Michael Plumb, Charles __ 249, 255 
Pepper, Joseph Poch,o Joseph. 22 = 233 
Perez-Pubillones, Poesch, Gustav - 255 
Perking | Jack 2 ee, 3 Poff <. (Glens 56-2 3 384 
Perkins, Lowell Poffenberger, James ___. 167, 261 
Perkins, Richard __ Poffenberger, Jean _52, 321, 345 
Perlin, Michael Poliakoff, Charlotte __. 208, 299, 
Perlmutter, Shively 321 
Permar. David) 22 ee Polingy s Bath’ oeeeeeD 
Perri, Ernest ___ B35 Pollack, Alexander - 118, 342 


Perry, Claude - 
Perry, Dave __. 
Perry, Robert 280 
Pershing Rifles __ 





Pollack, Alfred —-.--.. 22281 
Pollack, Renee - BS 

Pollack, Ruth _. 
a) Pollard, James - 











Persson, Ingrid __ Seal. Polli, Elizabeth 

Perz, Jean -__..... 5352 Pollock, Robert 
Retersehrank> 2.) eee 220 Polo. iClib eas ee 
Peters; Austin. 222.25 —5 Polster, Hannah __. 

Peters, Dorothy M. 189, 396 Polster, Leonard ____ 
Peters, Dorothy R. ___.. 214, 307 













Peters, Edward —W...._. 233 Pomerantz, Sophia 
Peters, Georg _.. paoe7 
Pters, Martha - == bye 
Peters). Mary, See 2 ose 224 Pomeroy, Thomas 
Peters, Walter 226, 291 Pontious; Ruth 25 
Petersen, Ethel _..... Pontius, Eugene ._. 
Petersen, Rollin - 5.333 Pool, Elizabeth __ 
Petersen, Ruth ___ Spal Pool, John __ 
Peterson, George 223 Pool, Kent __— 
Peterson, Kenneth Spar pas Pope, Jerry —-- 
255, 356 Pope, Raymond 
Peterson, Kenneth R, 215, 291 Pope, Robert —...._.. 
Peterson, Richard 2... 274 Popiel,) Ludwig) 2 ee "289 


f 434 J 








Popovich, Kathryn’ == 195 
Porter, Lawrence —___ Sy Rely 
Poscavage, Edmund 383 
Post; Ed <= S257 
Postle, Anna . 189 
Postle; Harold #222 337 
Postle, Marjorie 68, 349 
Postle.. Phyllis) = 180, 301 
Postle, Wendell 75, 274, 339 
Postlewaite, Donald —__ i Weg We 00) 
Poston, Marjorie __ ..--. 344 












Poston, Theresa __-- e776 
Pottenger, Thomas = 


Potts; Doris, 222-2 
Potts, Howard 
Powell, 

Powell ,Ralph 
Powell, Virginia 
Power, Charles 
Power, Donald _ 
Powers, Robert — 
Preis, (Rhea) 2S 
Prescott, 
Presgrave, Carl 
Presho, Erwin 
Pressey, Alice 
Pressler, Janet 
Preston, Charles 
Price, Clifford - 
Price, Cornelius 
Price, Ellen __ 
Price, Harry —__ 
Price, Lawrence 
Price, Willard 
Price, Leon ____ 
Price, Minnie 
Price, Norman __ 
Price, Pliny --_. 
Price, Robert ____. 
Priess, William 








Priest, Florence -_160, 161, 203 

Priest, Robert —_. 52, 218, 266 

Priestly. Archie, 23S 185 

Prigozen, Harold - 177, 227, 22 

Prihodoff, Nikolai -_--._ 86 

Prime, Henry 2 186 

Primerano, Walter ___ 127 a2 55 

Prior, John. 2 = 

Prior, Robert __. 

Pritchard, Mary __. 

Probasco, Elanor 

Professional Interfraternity 
Council) 2. 2 ee 328 

Propst, Dorothy -190 

Prouty, Ralph . __- 53'25 

Pruden, Narzella 2302 

Prushing, Robert SG: 208, 270 

Pruski, John 94, 257 

Pryor, John _- 

Psi Omega ---- 

Ptak, Florence 

Publications -__--- mee 


Pugh, Robert _- 
Puppel, Attilio — 
Puppel, Grace 





Puppel, John i 
Purdy, Herman ———— Zeyh 
Pursglove, Constance ___. 353 


Pursley, Edith 
Pursley, Richard 
Puskar, Mary -.-.-- 
Putnam, Clarence 
Putnam, Harriet __ 
Putnam, Marjorie __-_ 
Pyle, George 2 ee 
Pyles, Monroe 
Pyne, Sara 








176, 203 


Q 
Quayle, William 272, 382, 383 


eens, Book of === > = heyel 
Quere, David 
Quester, Irene - 





Quigley, Ralph 

Quigley, Richard 
Quill, Laurence 
Quinlan. Mary _— 
Quinn, Frank ___. 
Quinn, Herbert 
Quinn; Leslie) 





Raab, John 2 eee 
Raab, Lillian 
Rabb, John 
Rabinowitz, Adolph 
Rabuck, Jay 
Racle, i 
Radancevich, Jarko 2 329 
Radcliffe, Betty 28 
Rader. Clatayes 2a 
Rader, Eugene ___ 94, 176, 184. 
185, 222, 263 










Rahn, Marjorie __ 

Rainer, Phyllis _ 
Rainge, John. 2s ee 
Rainier, Howard -~ 








Raish, ie Robert eee 23 
Rajkovich, John 

Ralston, Joseph —_ 94, 214, 265 
Ramer, John 194, 2275266 
Rammelsberg, Edwina _.. 302 
Ramp, Dwight = pe 7 
Ramsower. Harry 2255 
Randall, David _ 52, 270 
Randall, Samuel oe) 329 
Randolph, William 68, 348 
Raney, Alice eee 319 
Ratiey. Robern eae 94, 265 


Rank, Charles "22s = => = =: 
Ranker, Charles 
Rankin, Anna ____.. 
Rankin, George m2 
Rankin, Lewis -_.........._. 


Rankin, Richard —_.. 
Rannells, Will —- 
Ransom, Ruth _ 
Rapp, Homer — 








Rappaport, Harry - 26, 163, 248 
Rapport, Milton 68, 191, 244, 

aie 334 
Racdin, ei. nomes 335 
Rarey- parlesse 263 
Rarey, Robert P.____ 169,251, 263 
Rarey, Robert S, —____ 5350 
Rarey, Ruth sae 204, B22 
Rete,’ Wilbuc’.-....2.2 185 
Rasor, Samuel -._.....-_-_. 254 
Ratchford, Robert 52,254 


Ratcliff, Marjorie. 68, 178, 303 
Rattner, Jack __ 292 
Rauch, Betty — “176, 301, 322, 

35 


Raup, Elizabeth 
Rausch, Lloyd —_ 
Rawn, Anne 
Rawn, Becky 


68, 260 





Ray; Betty 2. Bt Sah ge 
Ray, Frank _ E 
Ray, John, __. 





Raybuck, Jay 


Rayburn, Katheryne - 23, 26, 27, 
68, 178, 353 

Bea pire ee 94 
Read» lobn eee ee 335 
Regd) Robert? = 2 = 328 
Ream, Charles ___ PLONE, aa? Je 
256 

Reamer, Fanchon  ...-....... -...233 


Rearick, Kenneth 
Reber, Anne . 
Reber, Elizabeth — 





_..94, 322, 346 












Rebrassier, Russell -..125, 331 
Rechtin, Gerhardt _. Ale 194 
227 

Reééhtin, larry Se 233 
Recknegel, Paul 1.5 2222... 227 
Redd, Mary -......94, 189, ee 

21 

Redd, William ---208, 248, 291 
Redding, Robert —__-— 184, 185, 
249, 348 

Reddington, Thomas ___ = 263 
Redes, edwin) 20 os. 27 1 
Redinger, James _ US 535 
Reeber, Elizabeth __..........__.. 180 
Reed, Adelaide -___--_--.---..-.. 319 
Reed, Betty .321, 396 
Reed, Chester _ 215225 
Reed, Don ___- 368,277 
Reed, John __ 251 
Reed, Joseph _ Sem! 
Reed,’ Josephine, 2.2 = .- 314 
Reed; “Rose 22-2) 294.319 
Reed, William __-..__._.- 221; 251 
Reeder, Charles 59, 344, 350 


Reeder, Ernest 
Reeder, Max -- 
Reedy, Jac —— 
Reedy, Richard 
Reel, Philip 
Rees, Alvin __ 
Rees, Jean 52, 294, 296, 302 
Reese, Ellsworth —.__- 

Reese, Emily _ 
Reese, Peggy 





Reeves, Dix 
Reeves, Nelson 
Reeves, William 
Regula, Richard _ ee 
Meri, sane tee so) 
Rahn, Catherine Jane__203, 303 
etch ebitley pana 
Reichardt, Kathryn 
Reichel, Haines —_ 
Reichert, John - 
Reiches, Aaron 
Reid, Joseph 
Reid, Martha 
Reid, Mary A.. 
Reid, Mary C.. 
Reid, William ___ 
Reighley, Hester 
Reiher, Andrew 
Reilly, Archer 








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142, Tia L753 
176, 207, 218, 272 
Reiman, Louise 
Reines, Bernice -~ 
Reines, Dan 
Reinhard, Charles 
Reinhardt, Henry - 
Reinhart, Harry _ 
Reinicker, Donald 
Reisinger, Edward 
Reiss, Richard 





Reissig, James... Ve 311 
Reiter, Elizabeth -__- ee 04 
Reiter, Samuel 22 268 
Reitman, Augusta ............... 312 
Regi Onn 2.) se Bee 183 
Remy, Richard —. 69, 343 
Rendecker, Gladys —. 321 
Reno, Robert 169, 181, 263 
Renshaw, Samuel -___-----........ 261 
Rentach, John) =. 222 69, 271 
Reppetto, Katherine —_..307, Eh 

21 
Resek, John - 38, 23.3, 272 
Ress, Donald pare? i eX} 
Resseger, William oe ee hh 
Reynard, Charles seed WS 
Reynearaeonn yoga e710 


Reynolds, Clinton — 
Reynolds, Delbert : 
Reynolds, James __ é 
Reynolds, William A. a 
Reynolds, William R. 269 
Rheinfrank, John —.... = 











Rhinebarger, Roy = 381 
Rho Pi Phi 244 
Rhoad, Lois —_-_- 38, 210, 222, 


224, 306, 351 





Rhoads, 

Rhoads, 

Rhoads, ay SES Te 

Rhodes, Franklin _... __..108, 171, 
215, 263 

Rhoton, Kenneth =... 194 


Rhulman, Jean 
Ribers, Earnest _ 
Rice, Florence 
Rice, Franklyn 
Rice, James 
Rice, Leon __ 
Rice, Schier _. 
Rice, Sidney 
Rice, Marjorie — 
Rich, Joseph _____. 
Rich; Rena 22.2 
Richards, Coleman 
Richards, Jacob _ 
Richards, Margaret eee? 
Richardson, Catherine 
Richardson, Frederick 
Richardson, James 
Richardson, Josephine 
Richardson, Vera 
Richey.) Robert) en 
Richmond, Robert ae 
Ricket, Frederick __. 
Ricketts, Andrew 
Ricketts, Herbert et 
Rickey, James --171, 221, 222, 











223, 323 
Rickey.) Rose™== = 3,743.06 
Rickles, Murray ___...- 167, 268 
Rickles,.¢Rayie 22 eat 394 


Rickleyanlackee 4 ose ee 220 
Rickly, Marion 
Riddle, Gilbert ___ aa 
Ridenour, Gertrude —__ 176, 188 
Ridenour, Harlan __ 38, 323, 356 
Ridenour, Janice __187, 200, 307 
Rider, ENA E eC dee 





Aiiesuay. Richard __...220, 251 
Ridle, Homer 
Riebel, Frank 
Riegel, Gayle _ 





Riehl, Merrill 
Rieptenhoff, John 
Ries, Robert 
Riester, William -_ 
Riether, Harold - 
Riffe, Betty ___ ma 
Rife Marylee 
Rifinys Priscilla, eee 
Riggs, Jacob 
Riggs, William 
Rightmire, George _8, 20, 149, 
Bs'Gys205 39 1 
Riley, Donald 
Rileyy.¢ Pager ee ve 
Rimer, = Robert, 2.3.5. 280 
Rinehart, Elaine 
Rinehart, Wanda __ 2 
Ritipermroberts sae oe 
Ringhisen, John 


Risch, Marcella 














Risko, Ernest -—__ 169, 248, 255 
Risley, Kathryn 170, 305, 352 

305, 352 
Riterman, Glen —_ .280 
Ritner, Robert __ 21 2, 248, 260 
Rittenour, John —_ S17 2G 
Rivers. Blednor 325 oa ee 94 
Rivers, Ernest _ 251 
Rivisns) ida eee SS 
Riviinis Leslie: 72 eee 286 
Roahen, Rachel —_-__... 169,222; 


Robbin, Harry 
Robbins, Howard 
Robbins, Kenneth 
Roberts, Betty 
Roberts, Charles - 
Roberts, Edgar 
Roberts, Harold 
Roberts, Helen Giese 
Roberts, Herbert_161, 181, 208, 





287 
Roberts, Jeanne 2.2 os 52 
Roberts, Katherine =3'03 
Roberts, Kline _263, 338 
Roberts, Leo / 25 '6 
Roberts, Margaret D. baa ee 
Roberts, Margaret V._.94, 311 


Roberts, Mary E. 
Roberts, Mary K.. 
Roberts, Sarah 





Roberts, William —_ ere} f 
Robertson, Ralph ~~ peasy) 
Robertson, Stanley ene ht hi 
Robinson, Alfred _. 274 
Robinson, Cecil 252 
Robinson, Howard E. 95, 265 
Robinson, Howard L. 220 
Robinson, James 323, 350 
Robinson, John — wer +b 
Robinson, Margaret _....._.._ 235 
Robinson, Mary — . a 318 
Robinson, Polly 5 176 


Robinson, Robert 152, 325 
Robinson, Stanley —_ 386 
Robinson, William C. 133, 194, 

283, 325 


Robinson, Wm. P....195, 255 
Robison, Frank _. Pe 
Rodabaugh, Galon 
Rodeheffer, Allen 
Roderick, Tom 
Rodgers, Miles 
Rodgers, Robert 
Rodinski, Steve 
Roe, James : 
Roe, John _ 
Roebuck, Donna 
Roebuck, LaRoux 
Roehrer, Carl 
Roesch, Carl 
Roffar, Paul 
Rogers, Bradway 
Rogers, Harry 
Rogers, Ruth = 
Rogovin, Sara _____ 
Rohe, David 
Rohr, Raymond ie 
Rohrer, Howard _ __ 
Rotap,f Euis toa 
Roling, Margaret 
Roller, Ellen 
Romophos _ - 
Ronan, Wilbert __ 
Roof, Chester __ 
Roof, John ___ E 
Root, Harold == 5= 
Rorke, Ellen 
Rose, Alice 





RosevmAtnol dj oon. eee | 
Rose, Charles 

Rose, Edwin 

Rose, John 





Rose, William H._.. 
Rose, William R. 
Rosekelly, George ___ 
Rosemurgy, ome = we 3 09: 
Rosen, —Andy? .24 0" 

Rosen, David 
Rosen, Hyman 
Rosen, Kenneth 
Rosen, Manual - 
Rosenbaum, Lucille 
Rosenberg, Edward 
Rosenberg, Ruth 
Rosenberger, Frank 
Rosenblatt, Richard 
Rosenfield, Alfred 
Rosenfield, Percy _ 
Rosenfield, Ralph S297 
Rosenson, Bernard ___ 160, 161, 













Rosenthal, Bettie 
Rosenthal, Jerry ___ 
Rosenthal, Julius ____ 
Rosenthal, Sidney __ 
Roski, Edith - Be 
Roshong, Robert 
Ross, Berman 


Ross, Robert 

Ross, Thomas 
Roszman, Fpl: 
Roth, 


Roth, EN. 

Roth) wcities 

Roth, 

Roth, 

Roth, 

Roth, 

Roth, pereteete 

Rothermund, Egbert Bee ...263 

Rothermund, Pauline 303 

Rotsinger, Edward 2 173,176, 
185, 284 

Roubal, Elmer —-.....— 220 


Rouse, John _ 27 9 
Routh, Jay _. — 

Rowan, Norman - 
Rowles, Donald 
Rowley, Warren ____ 
Rowling, Doris 
Rowling, Dorothy 
Royle, Gordon 


Ruben, Morris 





Rubenstein. Mathew __ 278 
Rubin, Julius eee TORN 231 
Rubin, Marcus _ == 69, 286 
Rubin, Milton 3 O 
Rubin, Ralph Roe DAB. 
Rubinstien, Harry —__ 330 
Ruck, Edward Sheet OS 
Rucker, Wilson Rice 69 
Ruckman, Thomas at. 275 
Rudolph. Roy aw oan 261 
Rudy, Robert 208, 251 
Rudy, Herbert __ bere Sea KY) 
Reese.) Paul pee er 323 
Ruess, Leona - = 321 
Ruff, Martha __ eee “189. 
Ruff, Warren dat 323 
Ruggles, Harold _..____. 252, 356 
Ruhl, Frederick She 231 
Ruhl, Max __. 108, 324, 355 
Ruhlman, Donald Pe RE 
Rvidiachin Wowie: tne 3295 
Rumer, Suzanne 302 
Rummel, Louise . so9'S 
Rumsey, Clayton _194, 227, 355 
Runell, Jack = on Dee 
Runk, Edward att RE pf) 


[ 435 } 


Runner, Alfred 
Runnion, Dale __ 38, 


Runyan, Jane __ 
Rupp, Robert __ 
Rupprecht, Rettie 
Rush, Robert __ 
Rusher, Merrill 
Rusk, William 
Russ, Donald 
Russel, Ava. = 
Russell, Dell 
Russell, Leona 
Russell, Ross 
Russell, Ruth 
Rust, Robert 
Rutherford, James _ 3, 
160, 162, 1 si ; 
Rutledge, Myron - 
Rutledge, Wilbur 
Ryan, Elizabeth 





Ryan, Joseph 136, 
217, 218, 246, 
Ryan, Paul : a 


Ryerson, George ane 


Dpabole rd. = 
Sackrison, Enid 
Sacks, Philip 


Bos: For 


Saddle and Sirloin Club 


Sage, Frederick 
Sage, Harriet ____ 
Sage, Harry M. 
Sage, Harry Morton 
Sage, Helen _ _ 
Sainsbury, Trevor 
Salimbene, Rocco _ 
Salisburg, Joseph __ 
Salsinger, William 
Salter, Frederick 





53, 261 


"169, 221, 


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250, 330 
tiie 221 


Salter, Robert Mundhenk _ _ 262 


Salvino, Roma 
Samis, Royal | _ 
Sampson, Dortha Lee 
Sampson, Ralph _ 
Samuel, John —__ 
Samuel, Richard 
Samuels, Herbert 
Samuels, Joseph ___ 
Sanborn, Jean __ 
Sanborn, William 
176, 181, 85, 
Sanders, Alma = 
Sanderson, Virginia 
Sands, Bette _ __ 
Sanford, Robert 


Sankey, Douglas __ 69, 
Sapiro, Alva 
Sapo, David B. 
Sarbaugh. Lawrence 
Sarchet, Bernard __ 108, 
Sargent, MacJilton 
Sargis, Harold 
Sarkkinen, Esco 


Sarrey, Edwin ____. 
Sarrey, Ernest 

Saska, Arnold __. : 
Sattler, George _ 53, 


Sattler, Robert Patton _ 
Sattler, Robert Sudlow 
Sattler, William 

Sauer, George 

Sauer, Samuel 
Sauerman, Doris __ 
Saup, Robert Charles 
Savage, Becky 

Savage, Betty 

Savage, Theis - 3 
Saveland, Malcolm 


Sawan, Alfred 
Sawchyn. Stanley 
Saxbe, William 
Sayers, Martha 


Savre. Helen 
Scabbard and Blade 
Scarberry, Dan 
Scarberrv. William 
Scarlet Kev 

Scarlett Mask Society 


Schaad, Frederick _ 176, 2 


Schaal, Alice 
Schachtel, Wilbur 
S-hadler, Lorraine 
Schafer, Jacob 
Sihaefer, Mary 
Schaefer, Paul 


Schaefer, Ralph 23, 


Schaeffer, Franklin 
Schaeffer, Joseph 
Schaeffer, Roy 
Schaengold, Aileen 


Schafer, Paul 25,119, 
Schaffer. Shirley 
Schaffner, Grace 


Schalk, Arthur 

Schamp, Winifred 180, 
Schanz, Irene 
Scharenberg, William 
Scharff, Earl 

Schario, Leo 

Schear, Eugene 

Scheetz, Raymond 
Scheibel, Gail 

Scheiber, Robert 108, 
Scheid, Catherine 160, 
Scheid, Waldo 176, 


225, 233 
303, 322 
325, 356 








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Schell, Reider ----.---. 280, 395 
Schell, Winifred 214, 318, 

352, 388 
Schellinger, Harold 340 
Schellhase, Frederick -.........337 
Schellhase, William -— _270 
Schenk, Elizabeth —_ 308, 322 
Schepilin,, Carl — === 226 
Scherman, Lester -— -181 
Schettler, Carrie 189, 204, 310 
Scheu. Richard 22-5 24 
Schick, Mary... ees: bi) 
Schick, John 12. 280, 370, 

Shek hee hi AFd 
Schiffgen, Robert -.. 53, 233 
Schill, Mary ee, 255 
Schively, Richard -_.............266 
Schlafly, Roy =... = 296 
Schlecht, Fred —---..----—+-176 
Schleckman, Margaret SEE: 


Schlegel, James —--- 
Schlegel, Judith —. 
Schloesser, Gladys 
Schlupe, Faye -------- 
Schmelzer, Henry - 
Schmidt, Birdie - 176, “189, 310 





Schmidt, Carrollee sah 269 
Schmidt, Donald Pauline 29 
Schmidt, Donald William -.259 
Schmidt, Dottie Lois —--- 38 
Schmidt, Francis —---- 280, 361, 

363, 364, 


Schmidt, Richard 
Schmitt, Max --.------ 
Schmitt, Ran & 

Schmitt, Richard - 
Schmitt, Robert 





Schnieder, George Ri eee 203 
Schneider, Raizelle ---_.321 
Schneider, Robert _------------258 
Schneider, William -—-....69, 194 
Schnell, Gharles 1-186 
Schnell, Lyman ...2-....--—-—-220 
Schnieder, Bruce —--- 288. 
Schnuble, Helen --- Beat!) 
Schochen, Dorothy — ae yi! 
Schoenbaum, Alexander 69, 


218, 278, 364, 366, 369 
Schoepfle, Carl : Set 

Schoewe, Norman _- 
Schofield, Henry 
Seola tes mes ee 
Scholder, Julia 

Scholes, Margaret ---------- 
Scholler, Warren 










Schonberg, Emil -------- : 292 
Schontz, Dorothy - 3503 
School of Home Economics __10 
School of Journalism -.-_..10 
School Life Section... 145 
School of Nursing -------- PSEA 
School of Optometry eS 


School of Social Administra- 
tion, == pa eee eel I} 
Schopp, ‘Donald > 
Schor, Manny 
Schorr, Edward _ 
Schory, Elizabeth 
Schott, Robert -----.--. 
Schramm, Ralph | 
Schroeder, ‘Garl (2 
Schroeder, Robert 
Schrolucke, Viola - ------------- 
Schrolucke,Virgil _-------- ; 
Schubert, Howard 
Schubert, Louise 
Shuck, John - 
Schulenberg, Robert - 
Schuler, Lelan. 2 
Schulman, Maurvin 
143, 265, 274, 302 
Schulman, William ----.-_...306 
Schulpe, Faye 
Schultz, August -_.108, 2 
Schulz, Roberta ___ 38, 
Schumacher, Edward 
Schumacher, William _ 
Schumaker, Leroy 
Schumaker, William 
Schurtz, Betty 
Schurtz, Francis 
Schwall, Mary 
Schwarm, Francis, ———-.__.— 
Schwartz, Fred __ 
Schwartz; Judah 2.22... 325 
Schwartz, Ray _. = 
Schwartz, Stanley —. 
Schwartzwalder, Robert ____- 179, 

















Schwarzwalder, Alan -_.176, 179 
Schweitzer, Julius 337 
Schweizer, Jack -_._ 
Schwemlein, George __ 
Schwemler, Arthur 
Schwenker, John 
Schwing, Vernon 
Schwyn, John __ 
Sciarrino, John _ 
Scofield, Nye -— 
Scott, Bernadine 
Scott, Charles _ 
Scaté Done 
375, 376 
Scott, Dorothy = 
Scott, Edna 
Scott, Herman 
Scott, Howard 
Scott, James __ 
Scott, Jean“. 
Scott, Matilda - 
Scott, Ralph = 
Scott, Robert 
Scott, Rosanna 
Scott, William 
Scott, William 





Scroggs, Martha 
Scully, John -—-.-- 
Scurlock, George — 
Seabold, Robert —.. 


Seaman, Eugene 


Seaman, Walter 
Searight, Patricia 
Seawright, Jack ete aor 
Secrest, Sarah) = —s 

Sedat; Robert . 62 os 
Seddon, Thomas 5 
Seelbach, Elfleda 
Seeman: Lyle’-.2= = 
Segal,” Robert <= = 
Segna, Francis b. SS 
Segner, Mary —----...- eb geet 2 
Seidel, John 
Seifert, Opal ee 
Selby. Robert: 
Self, (Mary £22 
Self; Wilma’ === 
Sellers, Margaret _. 
Selvey, Winifred 
Seman, Margaret —. 
Semans, Harry ~_-.-...75, 
Semmelman, Charles 231, 355 












Semmelman, John —_- 207, 208, 

350 
Semmelman, William -_-.....292 
Senate, Student —_. ee F199 


Senderling, Elizabeth UA Pree 
Ba 


Senecal, Robert 
Senedeker, James -_- ete 
Sente, “Alice!<...32- : 
Senger, Merlin — + 
Senior Prom ~ - Sa aes 
Senior Class Cabinet 
Senn; John 2.2.2 
Sennish, Elko _ 
Sennish, George 
Seright, Ruth _— 
Seruto, Joseph 
Seslerw.Glarase =e. 
Sessler, louise. 
Setterfield, Hugh 
Sever, Lester = 
Severtson, Harold 163, 208, 248 
Seward, ‘Charles / 22 _- 331 
Sexton, James_____ 280, 365, 367 
Seybold, Jean — 2-33 24,,346 














Seybold, Marshall 70, 185 
Seymour, Raymond 329 
Shaefer, Harry -_.. -324 
Shaefer, Robert 261 
Shaeffer, David = 2283 
Shaeffer, John? 2 = 1263 
Shaeffer, Minnie 230 
Shafter, Donald 22 = 258 
Shaffer, Dorothy —. - 318 


Shaffer, Walter ......185, 323, 350 
Shaffer, Wesley 
Shaffer, William 
Shaffner, John Weis 
Shaftner, William 
Shahan, Winifred __— 
Shale, Maurice __-- 5 
Shaman, Dorothy — 
Shaman, Theodore -_.- 
Shaner, Onilee —_-- 
Shank, Jacob _ 
Shank, Thelma 
Shanks, James ___. 








Shannon, Dorothy —...178, 233 
Shannon, - John 2a oo 
Shannon, Same. ._ 266 
Shapero, Jerome «278, 350 
Shapero, Richard 2 Oo, 
Shapins, Seymour __— .... 268 
Shapiro, Elmer -.--_.-- By Os) LO LS 

218, 292 
Shapiro, Harold -——.__ Se yA.) 
Shapiro, Isabelle ce. Sh AS) 
Shapiro, Joseph  ...... = 3 06 
Shapiro. [Max 195 
Shapiro, Mildred -.160, 352 
Shapiro, Morton ___.177, 271 
Shapiro, Philip SE SES gs hice KY) 
Shapiro, Samuel _____._ nA S| 
Shate, Marion 2-32... 224 
Sharff, Earl oe OL SOG 
Sharfman, Robert __— — 306 
Sharp, Katharine 53,178; 307 
Sharp, Lee eee ys) 
Sharpe, Wayne a 123 


Sharples, Russell 222, 252, 356 
Sharr, Ruth_..30, 209, 210, 306, 


B31 
Sharrett, Virginia 222 321 
Shaughnessy, James ____-____ 289 
Shaver, John ctiat 225 


Shawan, Jacob _..184, 185, 218, 
244, 261, 356 








Shawan, Margaret _- 309 
Shea. (Ang o.3 233, 314 
Sheaff, James ae Rees 
Shearer, Gerhard eS SO 
Shell, Eileen - =,’ ess 
Shelly, Betty. 308 
Shelton; ~ Bille 23 255.550) 
Shelton, Norman 274 
Shelton, Virginia 300 
Shenk, Louis ee G0 
Shepard, Charles ___ ate 50 
Shercbutner G, Class 5 


Sherer, Christine 39), 069, 2225 
224, 306, 351 


Shetty. Llelteties se eee 
Sheridan, Albert __....._..___._.. 233 
Sherman, Christopher 226, 

OH Se pee ke Re Be te 
Sherman, Hoyt ——_ 164, 272 
Sherman, John —_.--__ 231,335 





Sherman, Joseph = 70 
Sherman, Lester —-....181, 266 
Sherman, Robert 175, 335 
Sherman, Thomas -. dg 
Sherwood, Betty _96, 319, a74 
Shevlin, Thomas 33 


Shifrin, Norma rs fs ae 


Shilling: “Ralph, 9: 
Shingledecker, Cloyd Si 25} 
Shipley, Deny 07,282 
Shipman, “Waldo 254 
Shirkey, Florence ---..---......189 


Shirkey, Raymond —... 
Shirkey. Ruth == So 
Shisler, Wilbur 
Shively, (Bruce: --—s-se ee 
Shively, Harold __. 7 
Shively, Helen __-------- 

Shively, Richard 
Shoemaker, Alva 
Shoemaker, Jean 
Shoemaker, John 
Shonting, Daniel 













Shook), Francis @==..- a 
Shook, Lowell 
Shoolroy, Ross — 
Shore, Lewis —--. 
Shorkey, Richard ----------- 
Shotts, “Glenn a22 =e 

Shotten, Irving — 
Shover, John 


Shrader, Donald 


Shreve, Jeanne __-..---- 


Shriver, Elizabeth 
Shucky Johns. -—= = 
Shue; Bruce? i 225 
Shufflebarger, Harry 
Shuler, Mary === 
Shulman, His 2 
Shulman, Jack __ alk 2340 355 
Shultheis, Carl 
Shumaker, Hugh 
Shumaker, Victor _ a 
Shuman, Stanley, 2 — 
Shumway, Herbert 
Shupes Hollie" 
Shurtz, Elizabeth _196, 318, 347 











Sibley) Lots p22. ee eed 
Sickinger, Francis. 2.2 — 233 
Sidie, ‘Herbert; =a 323 
Siebert, George -__.--......163, 274 
Siebert, “Wilbur? =s2= = 2256 
Siegel, Edythe 

Siegel, Sidney -- ae es 
Siegelman, Bernard -.. 108, 226 
Siegler, Ernest) 222177, 286 
Sienss "Ruth: £2 2 321 
Sigafoos, George 70,263 
Sigafoos, Robert —.........220, 263 
Sigler ojobny == pA ae Ne de ge BJ 


181, 218, 243, 270, 371 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity 
.--.-----143, 244, 245, 248, 280 
Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity 
oes -_ 244, 245, 248, 281 
Sigma Alpha Sigma Sorority 353 
Sigma Chi Fraternity 143, 244, 
245, 248, 282 
Sigma Delta Chi Fraternity 340 
Sigma Delta Tau Sorority _154, 
245, 294, 296, 312 
Sigma Iota Zeta Fraternity _ 328 
Sigma Kappa Sorority 245, 294, 
296, 313 
Sigma Nu Fraternity 244, 245, 
283 
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity_ 
Beet ~ 244, 245, 248, 284 
Sigma Pi Fraternity __..244, 245, 


248, 285 
Sigma Theta Tau Sorority 354 
Silbernagel, Catherine —_ 178, 

311, 346 
Silberstein, Jack sshts: 


Sillman, Bettye __ 
Sills, Clarence 
Silver, Edward ae ea 
Silver, Fannie ___ 2 
Si'ver, Marcella 
Silverman, Burton 
Silverman, Shirley 
Silverman, Sidney 
Silverstein, Fred - 
Silverstein, Max 
Simballa, Paul 
Simblest, Marcia 
Simione, John 
Simm, Harry 
Simmerman, Isabel 
Simmonds, Richard 
Simmons, Brent 
Simmons, Jane 
Simmons, Louise 
Simmons, Lyla 
Simms, Henry 
Simon, Arthur —__ 
Simon, Berthelle 
Simon, Jane ___ 
Simon, Janet 
Simon, Laura 
Simon, Lucille 
Simons, Howard 
Simons, Janice 
Simons, Robert 
Simpson, Margaret 
Simpson, Robert 
Sims, Ann 161, 
Sims, Jacob i 
Sims, Mary 8 hn 
Sims; Sara See es eS 
Simson, Gerald _ 





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Simson, Theodore -.—-— 70, 250 


Singer, 
Sinko, 
Sipari, 
Sipsom, 
Sisler, 
Sisson, 


Wuoiss 2523. 
Ted 
Orazio — 
Jerry -- 
Harriet 
John 





370, 371 


Sitterley,- John, 222 = 


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Skelton, Lewis --- 
Skidmore, William 
Skinner, 
Skirball, 


Skubik, 


n, Martha — 


Addie: = 
Wilbert - 


Stavey esate ee 





Slabaugh, Raymond — 11 9 329 


Slack, 


Slaff, Bernard 


Slagie, 
Slagle, 
Statter, 
Slavik, 


Efarny. eee 185 


Forest __-- 
LeVerne _ 
Walter — 


Norman 





Slaybaugh, Thomas -_--- 220, e602 


Sleeth, 
Slinger, 
Slipher, 
Sloane, 
Sloane, 
Sloane, 


Slocumb, Rebecca : 


Helen 222. 9 
William 
John... 
Fred, --. 
Richard 


Roscoe 










Slotnick, Irving ios 


Slowter, 


Sluga, 


Stuterbeck, Mary - 


i Roy: tee eee nae 


Slutz, 
Small, 


Smalley, Marian 


Smart, 
Smart, 
Smart, 


Smelkoski, Robert — 


Smeltze 
Smiley, 
Smiley, 
Smith, 
Smith, 
Smith, 
Smith, 
Smith, 
Smith, 


Smith, 

Smith, 
Smith, 
Smith, 
Smith, 
Smith, 
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Smuk, 


















Edward 
Emil 


Virginia 


Charles: 2. 
Edwin -- 
Theodore 


re Jack = 
Jamesene - 


Mills 


Betty M. EL 175, 178, 
187, 200, 203, aoe 
Bradford - 
Carter anaes 
Charles. A. “22 350 
Charles E. : 
Chesteen —- 
Chester 
Clayton 
Darian 
Dwight 
Edward __ 
Eileen - 
Elaine 
Eleanor 


Elizabeth 





George “.. a 2H 
Geraldine’ == == 209 
Gwendolyn ___... —-.318 
Granvil_e 


Jioseph mas.aeee : 
Kathryne j 
Lloyd 
Margaret 
Marjorie A. 
Marjorie P. 
Marjorie W. 
Merl) = 
Miles be. 
Nancyanne 
Neal ae 
Olive 


Patricia 








Richard Clair G22 336 
Richard Cramer 2324 
Richard 221, 303, 350 
Robert .B, toes 
Robert C. 160 
Robert E._265, 288, 336 





William Andrew __ 335 
William Arthur — 152, 

161, 170, 274 
William: Gy ae. et | 
Wrallianys Fa, tees 0 


Revit ae 


Snarski, Irene ___. 


Snavely, 


Snavely 


Marian 
,» Naomi 





Snedaker, Mary Diet Saag oF 








Shedeker, James: —____.-__—- 195 
Snell, Betty 154, 322 
Snell, Lyman 255 
Snider, Hazel - 222, 308 
Snider, Robert 256 
Snider, Ruth —_. 319 
Sniderman, Gertrude _...96, 213, 
321 
Sniderman, Harvey 160 
Sniffen, Edith 229 
Snouffer, Martha 301, 396 
Snow, Garl 267 
Snow, Clifton 225 
Snow, Royall .. -.. 280 
Snowberger, Philip -.248, 249, 
350 
Snowden, Margaret . 96 
Snyder, Besse —__- 230 
Snyder, Betsy - ate 54, 307 
Snyder, Dick - — 339 
Snyder, Elizabeth —— 222,351 
Snyder, Franklin 185 
Snyder, Laurence — 257 
Snyder, Lawrence -_.- 386, 387 
Snyder, Lester 4 === = 356 
Snyder, Richard 290 
Snyder, Thomas 195 
Snyder, Victor : 220 
Sobels Arthurs. 0 
Socolofi, ioseph === = = 16) 
Socolov, Albert Sey eae, ye 
248, 271 
Sori. ays il Av Spee WO Je 
Sole, Anne es Ai 
Sole, John 289 
Solwitz, Myron 278 
Somerset, Donald 225 
Sommers, Robert 284 
Soncrant, Genevieve —-.........-352 
Soncrant, Nita _ 96, 160, 189 
Sondles, a das = ..234 
Sondles, Harry 184, 185, 198, 
18, 371 
Sophomore Class Gabines 140, 
141 
Sophomore Prom —_- 149 
Sorn, Margaret -_..-------- 54, 308 
Soroko, Arthur 5.0 
Sororities —_-.. : 
Sosnow, Lillian 
Souers, George 





South, Edith 


Southard, Marian .—--——~ Bilal 
Southard, Rosemary : 96, 178, 

04, 213, 301 
Southard, Thomas Ne ys 


Southworth, William 





Spalla, Salvatore -~-... 253 
Spanos, Louis —-_- 248 
Spanur, Frank —- 25 
Sparks, Elizabeth 316 
Sparling, William 119, 329 
Spear, Richard 185, 323, 350 
Spears, Jerry, = 


Speed, Beryl 
Speelman, John 





Speer, Dorothy 
Spellicy, Jack 
Spence, Paul 
Spencer, Andrew 
Spencer, Harriet 
Sperry, Robert 
Spetka, Edward : 
SoD x = 
Spirk, Frank 
Spiro, Meyer : 
Spitznaugle, Jean 
Spohn, Jean — = 
Spore, David 
Spore, Jeanne ---- 
Spore, William 
Spotts, Francis 
Sprague, David —.- - eps 
Sprenger, Jean _..139, 178, 187, 
346 
Spring, Richard 231 
Springer, Jane 54, 176, 304 
Springer, Richard ee re. 
Sprock, Albert : 350 
Sprunger, Earl -__.___ 121, 328, 
331, 388, 395 
Squeo, Joseph ¢ 227 
Squier, Martha 97, 307 
Squire, Alice 316 
Squire, Dick = _ 386 
Squires, Eugene 54, 166, 167, 
278, 340, 387 
Stack, Edward -_-.---s- PES W f-) 
Stacker, Dorothy 319 
Stacv, Betty —-- 319 
Stadium Club - Pe eee oe. 
Staehling, Edward 186, 323, 350 
Staehling, Mary -.. 204, 322 
Stafford, Robie Edward.____.375, 
376, 606 
Stafford, Robert pike Peau 
Stage, John - e., 325 
Btdbl er lOvc: «eee as 384 
Stahl, Jack. - 278 
Stahl, Joel 109, 225, 394 
Staibling, Mary 302 
Stailey, Robert 164, 165, 266 
Staley, Donald 214 
Staley, Leo —. 287, 391, 393 
Staley, Willard 356 
Stall, Jennie 224 
Stamm, Paul ---........—-- 226 
shred cs fapagl RY > [EME ese 325 
Stamp, Lewis 254 
Stanbro, William —.. 285 
Stancu, George 231, 323500 
Stander, Richard 176, 226, 272 
Standish, Albert 194 
Stanek, Prank ——._. 227 








Stanhope, Harold 270, 382, 383 Stokes, Helena 39, 178, 302 
Stanhope, William 142, 160, Stoll, Donald 274, 373 
Eee 270 i enni 3 
Stanley, Ann —_ 352 a a. £0) ah 
Stanley, Marjorie 35] Stoltz, Robert 249, 262 
Stansbury, James 127 Stone, Doren -...... 258 
Stanton, Elizabeth 229 Stone, Geraldine 176, 302 
Stat, Ellen = 321 Stone, Jack 71 
Starbuck, Robert ee Loe Stone, Julius 10, 236 
Starin, William - 335 Stone, Kathryn —— 54 
Starker, Dortha — 352 Stone, Paul yy 
Starn, John 288 Stone, Robert 2194, 23:1, 
Oterrs tank, se ee 339 290, 355 
Starr, Hugh 54, 261 Stone, Ruth 191, 299, 353 
Starr ouet eee eae a 322 Stone, William — 265, 270 
Stauffer, Blake — 715-1855 Stoner, Willard 2 aay, 
244, 249 Storey, a . ; 
St. Clair, Evelyn 97, 209, 301 ames ze tae 
Stebelton, Samuel ee 4 Stott, Dorothy 322 
Steck, Paul : ae tp Stout, Clyde 356 
Stecker, Frederick 136.237; Stout, Eleanor 318 
218, 244, 245, 280 Stout, Kenneth 282 
Steckle, Lillian __ 235 Stout, Robert O. 343 
Steckle, Lynde -. eae 258 Stout, Robert W. 324 
Steeb, Carl 25, 216, 336,280 — Wraltemrc, 2. te 335 
say) 2 tover, Walla 2 
Steele, Dean 228 Stowe, Rene a aa aba 
Steele, Harry ELve 254 Strader, Paul _ __. HE 
Steele, Richard S9 52200299 Stradley, Bland 12, 43, 249, 264 
erect. nee ae ee Pde de Earle eet woe CJ 
effel, Victor -_... : tradleyw Eliza ee 352 
Steiger, Edith __ =349 Strait, Titaward 220 
Steigerwald, Ruth 160, cee Strait, John = 337 
21 Straley, Miriam 97, 180, 346 
Stein, Clem —. — Strandburg, Robert 71, 289 
Stein, David _____ LEW SA48 Strasser, Ned = 2 EERE Yeo) 
Stein, Harold 278, 286 Straughtman, Richard - 283 
Stainw Howard eee 181 Strausbaugh, James _.... 280 
Stein lnving wee ee er 350 Strausbaugh, Mary - 301, 396 
Stein, Jeanette 302 Strauss, Eileen 59, L913 12 
Stein, Mildred 352 Strauss, Helen 296, 299 
Stein, Miriam ___ = hilly Strauss, John 233,273 
Stein, Robert 233 Strausser, David 232, 325 
Stein, Shirley __ 321 Strava, John 224 
Steineal hedat... ts. ee 321 Strawn, Wallard, 2.2 336 
Steinberg, Jacqueline 54, 312 Strayer, Elizabeth 204 
Steiner wfackie =e ae 214 Streb,’ Joseph ===-227, 233, 273 
rl haa James 220 eer ont TAPES IVE) 
teiner, John =3'0. treb, orman 248 
Steiner, Richard —2. 339 Stregevsky, Sam be Meds Ui 
Steiner, Stanley 35> Strickling, Bruce -.222, 324 
Steinfeld, Benjamin 330 Strine, Owen 2294255 
Steinfurth, Paul __ 71 Strobel, Hilton 261 
Steinhilber, Doris 321 Strollers Dramatic Society 174, 
Steinman, Charles ysl 175, 176 
Steinmann, Marian IP AU Se Strominger, Richard —_. 323 
rhea pap orton ae ast Strong, Betty 160,461 
engel, ol re 2 208, 307, 322 
Stengel, William se 336 , 
Stenson, Robert 248, 257 eae Dele ae 2 ca 33 
Stephens, Joanna me 304 pea Ri Pia he 
Stephens, Robert M. an troud, ichard eee 
Stephens, Robert T. 54, 261 Strouse, Doran ; 246 
Stephenson, Charles ris 23 reeabere ane DAG B99 
Stephenson, Jack 214 272 hee augh, Mary hes 
Stephenson, James 323 Pheer Marvin 238 
Stephenson, Mac 195 ellen ins, James aaa 
Stephenson, S. B. 195 tuber, Mary -. Bo 
Searmacvewnne 321 Student Activities -. 207 
Rissa i tolen Tee 321 Student Court 200, 206 
SEER ieee 354 Student Government 197 
: 4 Student Senate -196,.199;,,200 
Stern, Milton —— 278 S 7; ab 5 
Stertzbach, Harry 185, 226, ea Love Organization 533 
261 , are ; 
Stetson, Frank Ley Shae Sates 57 350 
Stevens, Jean —— .......208, 305 Sturrock, Gilbert 249 
aierers, nisrmuerve — ive Stutzman, Robert ___222, 224, 
evens, Paul) oe: a 2 
Stevens, Richard 344 Suchiu, John _.. ane ae 
Stevens, Robert aT) Sugarman, Robert 248, 306 
Stevens, William 121, 269 Suitor, Paul 339 
Stevenson, Andrey 329 Sullivan, David 256 
Stevenson, Anna - coos Hi) Sullivan, Helen 318 
Stevenson; » James 287, Sulzmann, Jack 254, 386 
Stevenson, Janet - -_ 370 Summe, John 233, 293 
Stevenson. Wilbur 356 Summer, Samuel : 236 
Stevers, Charles SPAS Saeaians Wace 319 
Steward, Mary a IS Simmens: Dorothy 319 
Stewart, Dorothy = 504 Summers, James __ 54, 256 
Stewart, Imogene -.204 Summers, Winifred 97, 189, 213 
seks jane 178, au8 Sun Dial, The 149, 164, 165 
ewart, aty. = 2 nbur 22 
Stewart, Theodore 274 Sunbury, Roger aS 
Stewart, Vivian _...180 Surrell, Tames 266 
Stewart, Wilbur - 255, 356 Suter, Paul 225 
Stewart, William 233, 350 Sutfin, Betty 322 
St. Hilda’s Hall Ces FM Sutherland, Lawrence 109, 
Stickle, John —— 186 ‘ 244.245 
DiebOr Ww iraaet ys) en 355 Suihenland - ei 
Stienforth, Paul 20S ae pao John sth 
; utter, William 123, 269 
Stiffey, Stuart Pad ip | S B 
Stifler, Virginia 304 = etpieplat aspere 4s 
Stillwagon, Richard 375, 376 ca ee ane 
Stillwagon, Roy -.222, 252, 356 Swad . Rosali 191 
Stilwell James senate 22 333 rhihe os, Rosalind 29? 
t s wan Club 399 
Stimac, John _— Pages S Th as 3 
Stimmel, Ronald 186, 350 gee ents a 274 
Stimpert, Elroy L323 tees oye onal 221, 336 
Stine, George ___ 119, 198, meses an ph 
i ere Deal a 
inate Maes aes ereecsy, Alice 321 
tinson, ar : 2 weer 2 2 
Stitt, James M. 291 Sianean, Paar 74 
Stitt, James R. 101, 355 Swick, Leo 55 
Stiver, Hugh 220, 262 Swickard, Harry 179, 263 
rae pee A ee i peut Lee git Swickard, Mary 176, 211, 304, 
ohn, Lynn _. 254. 362, 
Stockdale, Betty 22,26, 27, Swickard, Sheldon 97, {oa 
178, 300 Swigert, Robert - 259 
Shea erp ‘hed = ae Swineford, Merle > ba ZF 
ockdale, Rut 2 
Stockton, Ray - 261 Swisher, Susan ae 19 
Soe Oke pe Swoyer, Phyllis 303, 176, 


[ 4371 





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Taber, Gerald 185, 267 
Taber, Joseph 244 
Tacke, Fred 336 
Taggart, Joseph 39, 223 
Taggart,Mary _ 39, 313 
Tague, Robert =.263 
Tailor, John 257 
Takata, Victor 195 
Talbot, Ann 319 
Talbott, Herman 279 
Tallevast, William 176, 285 
Tallman, Walter 185 
Tang, Kwan 231,359 
Tanger, Marion ye 
Tanner, Glenn - 3235350 
Tansek, Lester 233, 273 
Tarleton, Jean Sec OZ 
Tarsey, Virginia 97,299 
Task, Bernard 271 
Tate, Charles 285 
Tate, Robert 232, 323 
Tatje, Virginia 97, 307 
Tau Beta Pi -~ rae fo | 
Tau Epsilon Phi 244, 245, 
248, 286 
Tau Epsilon Rho __ 328 
Tau Kappa Epsilon 244, 245, 
248, 287 
Taylor, Ernest 263 
Taylor, Frank 223 
Taylor, Genevieve 97 
Taylor, Henry 766 
Taylor, Jack 175, 260, 282, 
371 
Taylor, Jacob ____..260, 343, 344 
Taylor, Jane As 71 
aylotw| dar 22-2 ee 399 
Taylor, Joan 170, 307, 352 
Taylor, John __ eA rp 
Taylor, Joseph _ 260 
Taylor, Joseph L. 260 
Taylor, Marilyn coe. © 306 
Taylor, Patricia 208, 214, 309, 
352, 396 
Taylor, Richard _ 340, 371 
Taylor, Richard I. oa e244 
Zap 2 as LOSy L741 el 
198). 217, 216,272 
Taylor, Wayne _ 5350 
Taylor, William J. 227, 266 
Taylor, William L. 282 
Taylor, William M. 194 
Taylor, Woodrow 79 
Teagarden, John 225 
Teale, Charles 324 
Teegardin, Raymond Be de 
Teeter, Ford 55,279 
Tefft, Carvel 272 
ett: pehrip. eee s 272 
Teitelbaum, Betty 321 
Teitelbaum, Israel 57 
Telgater, Peggy 2a 
Telljohn, Richard 142, 160, 
16 
Temple, Gene , 295 
Templeton, Thomas 221 
Tenenbaum, Herman 181 
Tener, Philip 247, 278 
Tennebaum, Ernest 286 
Tennis Club ioe 399 
Tenzer, Robert __- = 297 
Teplitz, Samuel 259 
Terbeek, John 222 
Terlecki, Frank - 37 
Ternocki, Frank - 119 
Terr, Sidney ___ 2250 
Terrill, Lloyd 331 
Terry, Carl - 323, 374 
Test, Patsy _.. 233, 350 
Textoris, John _. 275 
Tharp, James ___ 249 
Tharp, Vernon __. ope, 
Thaw, Maisie __ 351 
Theado, Albert 167,233 
Theado, Richard 225 
Theibert, Fergus 214 
Theobald, Mary 318 
Theta Chi ---..244, 245, 248, 
288 
Theta Kappa Phi 244, 245 
, 248, 289 
Theta Kappa Psi 245, 328 
Theta Phi Alpha 245, 294, 
296, 314 
Theta Tau 244, 245, 248, 
290 
Theta Upsilon 294, 315 
Theta Xi 244, 245, 248 
Thewlis, John 252 
Thibaut, Patricia 297 
Thierman, John 276 
Thoben, Harry 227, 323 
Thoben, William 194 
Thom, Leonard 270 
Thomas, Andrew 97, 263 
Thomas, Ann 296, 300 
Thomas, Arthur 225,323,335 
Thomas, Dale 169, 228 
Thomas, Daniel 39, 220, 
221s. 
Thomas, Edward 261 
Thomas, Elmer 220, 325, 350 
Thomas, Emily 352 
Thomas, George 256 
Thomas, Harold 220 
Thomas, Jane 180 
Thomas, John 325 
Thomas, John 350 
Thomas, Kenneth 186, 323, 
350 
Thomas, Lawrence 280 
Thomas, Leona 310 
Thomas, Maralys 180, 296 
352Thomas, Michael 257 








Thomas, Oscar 























..218, 263, 394 


Thomas, Rita - a 2335 45 
Thomas, Robert A. — £350 
Thomas, Robert H..-- 323 
Thomas, Roderick 274 
Thomas, Shirley = 301 
Thomas, William B. : 348 
Thomas, William F... 185, 324 
Thomas, Major William 194 
Thompson, Ann - 230 
Thompson, Betty 39, 178, 301, 
i 
Thompson, Charles —---- 261 
Thompson, Dorothy - che WJ 
Thompson, Elizabeth Pa EE is 
Thompson, Jack ~~. 71, 260 
Thompson, Jeannette - =. 224 
Thompson, Hon. Lockwood 10 
Thompson, Louise —- 187 
Thompson, Juanita 352 
Thompson, Paul = 185 
Thompson, Robert ---- 324 
Thompson, Rosalie -—160, 161, 
165, 208, 321 
Thomas, .Roy. = ——- 225, 353 
Thompson, William BPP AS 
Thomsen, Neal 323 
Thornhill, James ——- 5339 
Thour, Anna > 302, 321 
Theall), Marie = — 308 
Thuma, Jean == 298 
abbetts 4 Carlee ee OD 
TiceweShirley its e L ore 
Taclele a Wii b (ice eee oe tr, 
Tingley, James lee 356 
Tinkler, Virginia -—--- GE io 
Tinling, Phyllis -.26, 27, 39, 
178, 198,199, 200, 202, 
304, 371 
Tinsley, Edward ——- 186 
Tippett, Robert - 209, 194; 
226, 325, 355 
Tipton, Martha ----- 302, 321 
Tipton, Wilbur 221 
Tisdall, William 142, 176, 274 
Tisonyai, Eugene -—----- = 384 
Titchener, John 347 
Titlow; (Pauls= 348 
hicus, IDavidue 256 
Tobacman, Sara 752 
Tobey, Robert "233 
Tobias, George ----- 225 
Tobias, Robert -.-1 60, ‘1 61, 171, 
29); 266 
Todd, @ibavid. =.= == pat 59 
Todd ibrank, = S261 
Todd, Herbert er 343 
TomJiNeva 224, 352 
Tomcik, John 109, 215, a8: 
Topa, Walter _..284 
Tope, Boyce 254 
Tope, Claribel 189 
Tope, Nyda _----- 228 
224 
Topper, Robert 226 
Torledsky, Herman 250 
Tornberg, Rosalind vB 
Poste hetan cate oes os see, 25:3 
Tossey, Ethelyn 180 
Touchman, Betty Pi 
Tournoux,, Basil: 233 
Tout, William soe eee 67) 
Tower Club Gs e323 
Townsend, Frances -_-- 301 
Townsend, Robert 267 
Townshend Agricultural 
Educational Soicety 356 
Trach, “Mark 339 
Tradtman, Betty 322 
Trannett, Antoinette —- 233 
Trannett, Christine --. 233 
Traphagen, Charles a 2a 
Traphagen, Donald 388, 395 
Traponsky, Sarah —_ =318 
Trasin, Margaret - GA 177, 353 
Trautman, Peggy _ 176, 309 
Traverse, Robert. ---------------- 233 
'Treecew, Samuel Ge 264 
Troes,¢ Pacla2 267 
Trehearne, Robert 97 
Treman, Myron 256 
Trent, Catherine ts 247 
Tresch, Ernest 2215223, 291 
Tresemer, Richard 186 
Treuhaft, Roy -—-—~ pee ook 
Trew, Jeanne __-»..296, 301, 322 
Trew, Virginia 301 
Trewetz, Daniel a rf 
Triangle 244, 245, 248, 291 
Trimble, John 227, 274 
Trimmer, John —_----- pee FC | 
WGotejen Whogcty se = 176, 301 
tippy, eRobert ee ee 30 
Troendly, Donald — 40, 220, 
224, 356 
Troendly, Margaret 180, 224 
Tronstein, Robert — 227 5 292 
Teasak 206 > ine ee ee 324 
Trotter, Morris 279 
Troutwine, Wray 176 
Troxell, Mary: 2. 3 18 
Troyan, Stephen 339 
Trucksis, Will — Sey) 
Truex, Jeanne —..... 313, 319 
Truman, Heman —___- 249 
Trumbull, John 220 
Trumpeter, Karl 267 
Truxell, Charles 185 
Tschantz, Stanley __ 40, 169, 
185, 220, 255, 356 
Tubman, Dorothy yeu 9 9: 
Tucker, Alberta —____-_. 297, 321 
Tucker, LeRoy +4266; 33> 
Tufford, William 260 








Tufvander, Eleanor -_.- 97, 319 

Tuggle, Richard ee 

Tulloss, Richard — 

Tully, Nellie 

Turnbull, Eve —- 

Turnbull, William 

Turner, Eloise 

Turner, Girard 164, 250 

Turner, John _- 7 

Turpin, William 

Turvy, Wade -_--_- 

Tussing, Earl 

Tussing, Ruth 

Tuttle, Alonzo — 

Tuttle, Elizabeth 

Tuttle, Margaret 

Tweedie,” Harl 22 - > S 

Tyler, George 186, 228, 255 

Tyler, Wilber .--- 221, 255 

Tynan, Julianne 2 == 3 05 
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Whl: Dorothy jtkese reeee od 

Whrige Prank (2 eee reo. 

Wlieny.) Matty = OD 

Ullrich, Robert 123 279: 

Ulmer, Jeannette e224 7 oat 

Uirey Donald. see eal om 

Ulrich, Martha 40, 210, 

222,322 

Umbrazun, Bollis —_-.----..-.---227 

Underwood, Roy ---..-----— 282 

University Administration 12 

University 4-H Club 224 

University Grange -_--.--------- 222 

University Hosiptal --.---.115 

University School _------......81 

Unkefer, Homer - = 40.298 

Gnkel= Richard" === 225 

Unrue, Howard 254 

Upham, John __ 115, 329, 342 

Uphaus, Edwin -_- = 267 

Urban.) Bettys Sil 

Usoskin, Robert - ee 225 

Wiley; “Brancs 266 
Vv 

Vacciuto, | Vincent: 2 — 7k 

Vaclavik, Frank 3347300 

Valentine, Delbert --.......71 

Valentine, Harry 227 

Vallery, Harry 134, 135, 136, 


Sra Giens4 Bees lars 
218, 274, 371 
Alice —- ape 233 


Valley, ze 
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Van Arnum, Kenneth - 





Van Arnum, William 233 
Van Arsdale, Martha --......165 
Vanator, George --...-.—-- 3335 
Van’ Atta, Alvaro = = -40, 220 
Van Buskirk, Henry 256 
Van Cleef, Eugene —_... 260, 344 
Vandemark, Betty 298, 40 
VanDemark, Noland 221, 222, 

252 
Vanderburg, Elden —_-_..- SSeS ef) 
VanDerWerf, Francis _----.-. 287 


Van Echo, Andrew - 
Van Fossen, Betty —.--- 
Van Fossen, Danny 


Van Fossen, Glen 
Van Gorder, Regina —-------. 
Van Gundy, Arthur — 

Van Meter, John 
Vanneman, Harry ao 
Van Ordstrand, Lorraine _.309 
Vanosdall, Arthur —_-- Pipes 2 
Van Pell} Gash ae = 336 
Van Scoten, Max __. " 
Van Voorhis, John 


Vaprin, Herman — 





Varian, May L22= 223 
Varner, Ben as 220 
Varner, Franklin -263 


Varney, Herbert = 


Varney, Richard _ 221 
Vath, Helen. -2.2 id 19. 
Vaughan, Robert ___------ 227 
Vaughan, Stuart 244 
Vaughn, Bettye 322 


Vaughn, Grace 





Vaughn, Sherrod 227 
Welt reisic 5 aes 106, 245, 295, 
304 
Veirs, Stephen ____.__.254, 380 
Wenools 1) OS) nae ree 330 
Vesper, Robert —...._ 181 
Veterinary Medicine (College 

of) anv 125, 198 
Wicks sElermany 2a 227 
Vierck, Charles _____. SATs) 
Vietor, Wallace e 282, 323 
Vibrandt,. dhelmageeee = eee 97 
Vincent. Gharles) ee 279 
Mines, ois se 161, 303 
Vines, Mary _ Ph OEY OAS OE 
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Vinocur, Albert 

Violi, Anthony 





Vivian, Alfred 
Vlerebone, Elizabeth __ 


Vogel, Charles ______ 
Vogel, Elizabeth 

Vogel, Frank __ 
Vogel, John 


Vogelsong, Harry 
Vort) ¢Charles 28 


Mole, David sane eee acy (278, 383 
Volmar, Geraldine 164, 176, 

204, 232: 304, 318 
Woltzs Alice es ee 224, 306 











Voltz;-Mae = 
Volz, Arthur 
Volz, Frances : 
Von Haam, Emmerich - 
Vorhees, Laura 


Voss, Harold ..... 








Votawie Robert eae eee oS. 
WwW 
Wade; Dean. 2s 374 
Wade, Robert —___ 2339: 
Wadsworth, Ralph _ 27, 
Waery a Rayos oe 2G 
Waggoner, John ==267 
Wagner, Betty —_. -319 
Wagner, George __ 5339 
Wagner, Violet 230 





Wagner, William D. - = 
Waener, William BH. 40 
Waid, Jean 2-2..135; 139, 176, 
178, 200, 307 
Waigand, LaRoy o 
Waite, Edward _. 
Wake, James --- 
Walbolt, Betty 
Walbolt, David 
Walbolt, Grant __. 
Walbridge, Jack __ 
Walbridge, Mack : 
Walcutt,) Jane... =: 





213, 316 
Wald? Violas =e 
Waldo, Ralph __--. 
Waldschmidt, Lee 
Walker, Betty 
Walker, Elizabethann __- Pay, 
Walder, Lowell 
Walker, George H. 
Walker, 
Walker, 
Walker, 
Walker, 
Walker, 


































Wallace, Joan 
Wallace, Marion - 
Wallace, Paul __ 
Waller, Adolph 

Waller, Sanford 
Waller, William ~ 
Wallet, Henry 
Wallis, Dorothy 


Wallrabenstein, Elizabeth - 40, 

2225) 220 
Walls) Edwatd DOT: 
Walmsley, George -__..127, 336 
Walradt, Caroline cee beg} 
Walradt, Perlee .--396 
Walradt, Henry 344 
Walsh. Jane = =301 
Walter, Donald | 287 
Walter, Lenor 352 


Walter, William 
Walters, William - 
Waltz, Robert __ 
Wander, Barton - 
Wander Elnore 
Wander, Irwin _ 
Wander, Mary __ 
Wanke, Robert _. 
Wansack, Andy 


Ward, Emily — 3 16 
Ward pally ja 189 
Ward, Jane 309 
Ward, Paul 323 


Ward, William — 
Wardell, Doris _. 
Ware, Ruth 
Waring, 
Warner, 
Warner, 


Warner, 
Warner, 
Warner, 
Warner, 


Warren, ‘ 
Warren, —_ 1275 ‘211, 266 
Warten. Paul oo 166, 278 





Warshavsky, Leo _.72, 170, 292 
Warthman, Kenneth. 109, 194, 
227 


Wacsepinecx, Louis... 339 


Washburn, Paul —_ 





Washburne, George —__-_— 257 
Wiason, i-larriet yn 204, 308, 
a5 
Wasserstrom, Albert ___.286 
Wasylik: “Nicky. = = ee 
Waterman, Charles -_._____.-. 223 
Watkins, Edgar 
Watkins, Fairfax 


Watkins, Jane 
Watkins, Patricia 
Watson, Frances 
Watson, George og eee 
Watson: J ohnveeae eee 
Watson, True = 
Watt, Kenneth - 
Watts, Albert _ 
Watts, Arthur 
Watts, Chester __ 
Watts; Raye! 
Watts, Robert _~__ 
Waugh, Florence _— 
Waugh, Richard -~ 





WraxlersiVividnies see 178 
Way, Ruth 180, 352 
Wayts | Cora eee 302 
Wealthall, Roberta 302 
Weare Sylvia eee 178, 301 


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Wear, Wiliams 
Wearstler, David - : 

Weatherby, Robert 
Weaver, Alga ---_---.-. 
Weaver, Dana ch 
Weaver, Dorothy | Pe 
Weaver, Douglas 
Weaver, Kenneth 
Weaver, Lee __ 


Weaver, Margaret 

Weaver, 

Weaver, 

Weaver, 

Weaver, 

Weaver... Watten. 1 = 1 
Webb, Jeanne __ 

Webb, John ___ 

Webb, Kenneth 

Webber) jim sf. 


Weed, Ithamar - 
Weed, John x 
Weekes, Virginia . 
Weeks, Melvin G22 3 
Weeks. Ruth: 2233s 
Weidler, Walter - 
Weigel, Eugene __ 
Weight, Thomas 
Weil, Fred 
Weimer, Clark 
Weimer, Frank __ = 
Weiner, Plarvey = = 
Weiner, Sidney _.__. 
Weinman, 
Weinstein, Frank 
Weinstein, Jeanette 
Weintraub, Hyman 
Weintraub, Robert 
Weser, Harry 2 
Weislogel, Reber ae ay oe (245, 
270 
Weisman, Jean -..20, 23, 26,27, 
127,176, E775 1265 Lod 


200 312 
Weiss, Daniel 2 eee 292 
Weiss, David 22 195 


Weiss, Irving - 












Weiss, louis =. 322 eee 247 
Weiss, Max —..... =25.0 
Weissman, Dorothy .299 
Welbaum, Thomas __ = 365 
Welbourn, Russell 2336 
Welch Henry 22 oe 279 
Welch, James) =" 263 
Welch, John A 7G 
Welch, Norris __ 1} 
Welday, Roberta -189 
Weller, Bette bea bi fc) 
Weller’: Bintd!) pti 5. ee ee 224 
Weller, Eulalia 203, 233, 300 
Weller: * James qe ae 227: 
Wellman; Ned (22 282 
Wells, Betty pe be) 
Wells; “Dorothy (=252 ae 160 
Wells, Inez __. 213 
Wells, Myron £225 
Wells, Robert --167 
Wells, William M. - = 337. 
Wells, William W.-W 109 
Welsh, Edward —....____ 59, 263 
Welsh, Mary 2135 
Welty, Arden 223 
Welty, Kenneth — 2331 
Wendt, Emerson 287 
Wenger, Dorothy ___ 189 
Wenger, Margaret __ _180 
Wentworth, Charles 256 
Wentworth, Marston _.__ 256 
Wertz, Harmon __ oo 
Werum, Ralston _.176, 181, 263 
West, Charles ___ 

Westie hich!) 6 eee 
Westerman, Joanne Z 
Westhafer, Roberta 


Westminster Hall 
Weston, Richard 
Wetherbee, Marian 

Wetzell, Ruth A 
Wetzler, Edna __ 
Wharram, Kenneth 
Wharton, Joseph 
Wheeler, George 
Wheeler; James) 220 
Wheeler, Marjorie ___ eos 298 
Wheeler, Martha 
Wheeler, 
Wherry, ae 
Whipple, Quentin ___ 








Whipple, Robert 





Whipple, William 

Whissen, Martha. 

Whiston, Richard __ 

Whitaker, Joella 

Whitcomb, Manley 

White, Charles at LT SG 
White, Claude 194, 218, 226 
White, Donald 254,329) 
White, BPE eT} 





White, 
White, 
White, 
White, 
White, 
White, 
White, 
Whiter Wade! see 
Whitehead, Katherine 
Whitehead, Stuart 
Whitehouse, Floyd 
WihitlachS) Mary a= eee ee 


Martinhie 





Whiting, Ebelma —._-.._____.302 


Whitmer, Bernadine 345 
Whitsett, Eunice 213, 349 
Whitsett, James = 260 
Whittacre, Howard __. 269 
Whittaker, James —_ agents 2s 

214, 324, 347, 386, 387 
Wepie,s avid: oo 333 
Widmann. Muriel 2. = 396 
Widner, Rosemary —_.. 304 


Wiedeman, Harold -_._---- 324 
Wigert William — 
Wiggins, Allan 
Wikel, Henry 2 
Wilburn. (Fisrold 2. 389 
Wess John <= 
Wilcox, Barbara - 
1 ap 187, 198, 202, a7 tk 


Wilcox Robert ....... 
Wiilcos. Williams © eee ee 
Wilde, Donald 2. 
Wildermuth, Frances -. 
Wildermuth, Helen 
Wildermuth, Roy — 
Wildey, Charles __ 
Wilding, Dorothy - 
Wiley, Earl 
Wiley, Virginia 
Wilgus, Donald 
Wilgus, Robert 
Wilhelm, Harold 
Wilker, Joseph 











Wilkerson, Mary 
Wilkin, Marjorie =e 
Wilking, Mary -_.----- aS aee 
Whikine:— Solin; Soe 
Wilkins, Marjorie —__— 2 
Wilkins, Mary 98, p78 180, 
322,346 





Wilkinson, James 
Wilkinson, Mary 
Wilkinson, Norvell 
Wilkinson, Richard 
Will, David 
Will, Marianna __ 
Willard, Charles 
Willcox, Russell _— 
Willert, Carl —__-. 
Willford, Clifford - 
Williams, Bernice — 
Williams, 
Williams, 
Williams, 
Williams, 
Williams, G 
Williams, 
Williams, 
Williams, 
Williams, taae 
Williams, John RR. 
Williams, Marianne 
Williams, Marijane 















Williams, Murray .264 
Williams, Peggy aes 1G 
Williams, Robert C. 109 
Williams; Robert BH; 2 339 
Williams, Ross ——__ 274 
Williams, Sue __. fo | 
Williams, Thomas - 221 
Williams, Wilbur z S224 
Williamson, Ernest ------------ 356 
Williamson, James ___.175, 181 
Williamson, John __ 185, 264, 


Willing, Edwin 
Willis, Marian 
Willis, Robert 
Wills, Richard PRE AL 
Willshire, Kenneth ________..225 
Wilson, Anne __-...-_-- 
Wilson, Betty J. 
Wilson, Betty W._ 
Wilson, Elliot 
Wilson, 
Wilson, Jane 
Wilson, Joanne 


_ Wilson, John 








Wilson, Joseph 
Wilson, Leland —_. 
Wilson, Mabel - 
Wilson ,Mary 


Wilson, Melvin 
Wilson, Robert - 
Wilson, Ruth 
Wilson, Virginia 
Wilson, Wayne 
Wilson, William B. 
Wilson, William F. 
Wiltberger, Elizabeth —_ 
Wiltberger, Roland —_ 
Wince, Maurice 
Winchell, James 
Wine, Paul - 
Winegar, Mary - oe 
Winemiller, William 


Winkler, Fred _.-... Retee one 
Winkler; James 52.2 2s. 
Winkler. .Wesley "2.22 = 
Winnagle, Homer _ 73, 
Winslow, Marcia ... 
Wintermute, Glenn __ 
Winzeler, Ruth ee 
Wirshing, Roy —_... 
Wirthwein, Carl _....._. 
Wirthwein, Herman 
Wirtz, Virginia 
Wise, Anthony 





oy, 226, 











Wood, Nell 
Wood, William — i 


Widodartds. John) ao. 
Woodbury, Bonnie : 
“Woodbury, Ethel —— 
Woodegard, Ray — 
Woodford, Dexter 


Woodhouse, Clarence _ 
Woodin, Frank re 
Woodling, Elwood 


Woods, George 





Woodward, William 
Woodyard, Orlando 
Woodyard, Richard 
Woodford, William 


Woolan, Douglas 
Woolary, Fred 
Wooley, Clyde 
Woolf, Herbert 


Woolard, Helen 
Woolman, Alan _ 
Woolpert, Oram __ 
Workman, Bryant 


Workman, Ralph 








Wood, Laura as y & 
Wood, ‘Richard as 
Woodard, Carolyn _ 56, 


Woodgeard, Ray B he ka em 


Woddpert, Orin: 5-2 
Woods, William ee 41, 


26, 27, 56, 78, 200, 206, 295, 


309 





Wiseman, Donald . ae Worsham, Margaret _ fas 313 
Worthington, Mary ___. 98 
Waslerss Arthur: 22-2 = ol Worthington, Wanda _ 346 
Withrow, Jiemesi,o2 es WOSU Broadcasting Station..232 
Witterstaetter, Richard _ 233, Wren, Homer —- 228 
Wittman, Warren Wright, Clara 316 
See ear Maurice Wright, Frank 270 
ohl, eodore Wright, Jack -282 
Wolcott, Richard Wright, John —- Ee -261 
Wright, Mark (2.2 as .270 
Wolf, B oot eh Wrigley, Lowell -.. yk 
Wolf, Frank ome Wuellner, Richard -.._.233, 273, 
Wolfe, Ann : 369 
Wolfe Gayle Tee Wuichet, John — 262, 266 
Wolfe, George R. _ Wulfhorst, Richard 289, 384, 
Wolfe, George J. 385 
Wolfe, Harry Wryeoft, Betty). = 99 
Wolfe, Helen 0: Wylie, William 186 
Wiolkaun louise ee Wylie, Judson = 252 
Wolfe, Margaret 98, 189, 213, Wylie, Norma 178, 224, 306 
298, 347 ae William 195 
Wolfe, Robie ise, Wyman, Bevin 26 
Wolfe, Rowland . ere} Wyscarver Marty Pe 5 98 
one Lies --- 266 Wyss Georgia cae 98 301 
olfe, Ruth == 23107 | hee LS ae a é 
Wolfel, Emily __ 233 Y 
a Sh eae = aS Yabrove, Homer ___ ote Ser yf: 
Wolford, Lawrence 220 sears NE esa al og que 
ee: ae BSe » 350 Yanks, Dolores —. 302 
Wel oo poe aes Yankee, John __ 176, 246, 272 
olpert, onald _____ 164, 165, Yantes, Jeanne _~.23, 26, 27, 56, 
185, 176, 178, 211, 304, 345 


Woltz, Diantha —-.....133, 


Woltz, Harry Cae ee eS 





Woman’s Ohio 


Women’s Glee Club_________ 180 Yarov, Ralph 
Women’s Panhellenic  Associa- Yash, John 

Gen. 6 200, 294, 295, 398 Yates, Paul 
Women’s Recreation Council _- Yates, Vance 

Yaw, Ruth 
198, 209, 399 
5 Yeager, Ivadelle 

Women’s Self Government Asso- Yee, Jessie 

Glation, =~ 198, 200, 201, 203, Yeisley, Resthana 

204 Yenchius, Mildred 

Women’s Sports ___-......397, 400 wOcam,, James) 
Wonderling, Thomas __.228, 356 Yochem, Donald __ 
Wones, Charles Yocum, Julian Seen 4 Ae 


Wong, Ah Foo *2..240 
Wong, Mooie 
Wood, George __. t 
Wood, Gerald __.-....... 
Wood, Harry 
Wood, Homer 


302 Yararsky, Paul 
195. thn 
-202 Yarman, Phoebe 





= 323) 350 
Wood, Margaret ‘Jane OD ey 


Yarman, Jean 





Yoder, Glenn 


Yolles, Ada 

Youdath, Joseph 

Young, Edward 

Young, George soeihee 
Young, Harry 


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Yohe, Elden SERED 20) 





Young, Lerline eee 
Young, Louis _ 244, 259 
Young, Marjorie 297;:319 
Young, Merrit 269 
Young, Paul G. 223.231 
Young, Paul H. Ee bie 
Young, Ray 263 
Young, Robert D. 184, 185, 
232, 270, 280 

Young, Robert H. ee BG 
Young, William _ E BER A 1c | 
Young Men’s Christian Associa- 
tion : 185, 188, 198 
Young Women’s Christian As- 
sociation 184, 187, 188, 198 


Younger, Jack 142, 175, 181, 
184, 185, 256, 371 
Younger, John 101, 291, 355 


Younger, Muriel 209 
Zachary, Joseph 387 
Zack, Helen es 73 
Zadworny, Frank 279, 364, 
367 

Zaggy, Walter 1 oe Stas 279 
Zahn, Ray 383 
Zalk, Annette 160, 161 
Zangmaster, Dorothy i. 332 
Zapolan, Wolfe eee Eh 
Zapoleon, Arnold 292 
Zaremski, Louis £oe: 233 
Zartman, Elizabeth 139, 160, 
204, 309 

Zartman, Luke ‘206 
Zartman, William oa 2280 
Zaugs, Thomas 323 
Zdara, Robert L226 
Zebehazy, Frank e 225 
Zech, John __ Se 
Zechman, John ee eal 
Zeck, Dorothy 72 Te A | 
Zeek, Robert 323 


Zehner, Cloyd Earnest 41, 220, 


Zehring, Clarabeth 
Zehring, Richard 
Zeiger, Donald 
Zeiger, George - 
Zemel, Bernard 
Zemer, Judith _ 
Zentner, Werner 37, 
Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity _ 244, 
245, 248, 292 
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority _ 245, 


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294, 296, 316 

Zettel, John “a 332 
Zieg, Kermit - 195,262 
Ziegler, Don 2185; aoe 
350 

Ziegler, Harry _ 99, 265 
Zievlets ane y= eee sD 
Zier, John 2 = ca<- ee 
Zieske, Vernon —____ 323 
Zieske, Clarence ES 355) 
Ziff, Barrymore me: Ge 
Zimmerman, Evelyn 180, 396 
Zimmerman, Jack 171, 2275 
244, 290 

Zimmerman, Joan 205 
Zimmerman, Mary —.... __.298 
Zimmerman, Reed 73, 344 
Zimmerman, Milton 185, 325 
Zimmerman, Nannette __...229 
Zimmerman, Paul ee 287 
Zimmerman, Robert = 282 
Zimmerman, Roy 169, 222, 
255, 356 

Zimmerman, Russell __41, 356 
Zipkin, Betty _ : a. 99 
Ziska, Edward 233 
Zitzman, Kenneth 231 
Zitzman, Mrs. Pat 235 
Zollar, Norman 73, 245, 270 
Zoppel, Richard 181, 185 
Zorbaugh, Grace 12 
Zuchegno, Albert 2 367 
Zurcher, Ruby - 232, 318 
Zwayer, Mary - 41, 180, 224 








Jim is busy cranking the adding machine to see if our last 
journal entry will be red or blue. The staff is having a “bull 
session” and all those nights of work and sleeplessness fade 
away. It is hard to realize that Makio No. 58 will soon be filed 
away and a crew of ambitious Sophomores have come into their 
own. 


It has truly been a big year. Last year the staff was gazing 
out the window watching the world go by. With six investiga- 
tions (count them) added to our worries we had so little time that 
the windows weren't even washed. We are happy that the cover 
so truly reflects the ““white-wash” given us by the Student Senate 
and Board of Publications. 


In the production of our greatest idea, we give many thanks 
to the Sophomores and Freshmen for their hours of thankless 
labor. Wayne V. Harsha and Harry Young, our two publication 
advisers, also guided the Makio policies through many stormy 
days and deserve thanks for the fine job. To Schreick Studio 
and its jolly force we offer our gratitude for the service and 
quality work given us. 


Hugh McGuire, Mr. E. W. Hill and Joseph Tillotson of Jahn 
and Ollier Engraving Company will always find a “welcome 
sign” in the hearts of Makio-men 58. In this same package of 
bouquets headed for Chicago must go another for William Sims 
and Abraham Lubersky of The S. K. Smith Cover Company. 


The excellence of the covers and engraving leave nothing 
to be asked. 


Final stages of production were adequately handled by Art 
Tammadge of Weinlein Typesetting Company and “Pop” Wildi 
and Mart Scheibel of the Heer Printing Company. Almost a year 
of work came to completion under their able guidance and sug- 
gestion. Thus we find the Makio finished. 


All that remains is to clean the Coke bottles off the window 
sills, tighten our belts and throats, and slide down the banister 
for a fast departure. We might wave at Wayne on the way down 
but he is busy with next year’s staff. To love and lose after three 
years is a great thing. 


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