University of Dayton - Daytonian Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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Mixed Chorus ' ' ooUaU ll(M tdup. ' With the dissolution of both the men ' s and women ' s chorus groups because of the acceleration program, the mixed chorus group came into existence. Practice sessions were held twice weekly. During the year, the group sang before the student body in several assemblies and also participated in making a transcription for the radio of the Football Roundup . The chorus also performed for the nurses at the St. Elizabeth Hospital. During Christmas vacation, they sang Christmas carols at the monthly Mothers ' Club meeting. Officers for the year were Edmond Morrison, president; Jean Gura, vice-president; Miriam Loges, secretary-treasurer, n ij y Mary Virginia Malone accompanied the chorus on the piano. s.edfo. Active four-year members receiving a gold key included Jack Stang, Joe Jacobs, Jean Gura, and John Wroe. SEATED: Mary Malone, Catherine Slich, Lola Lake, Adeline Sherrod, Miriam Loges, Maurice Reichard Director, Fern Channell, Kathryn Kunka, Jean Wright, Ada Kay Bomford, Mary Ann Finke. SECOND ROW: William Hinton, Jack Stang, Jeannette Hibbert, Madeline Georgiev, Jean Gura, Patricia Ortengren, John Weldon, Thomas Rolterman, Dorothy Meyer, Lois Stafford, Martha Bucher, Mary Margaret Wack, John Graf, Robert Kemper. THIRD ROW: Paul Kappes, Richard McCann, Robert Seiter, Marvin Talmage, Joseph Jacobs, Rich- ard Kinn, Albert Diringer, John Wroe, Richard Westendorf, Michael Fischer, Arthur Dannin. Page One Hundred Seventeen

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Marching and Concert Band FIRST ROW: John Graf, Henry Froelich, Frank Doorley, Thomas Oppenheim, Nicholas Ruef, Fred Liederbach, Don Ruhl, Adele Klopf, Joseph Bange, Richard Weslendorf. SECOND ROW: Maurice Reichard, Director, Richard Alexander, Ted Brown, Richard Anduze, Everett Archdeacon, Don Rist, Alfred Rampone, Jerry Oppenheim, Richard Kuhlman, Gerald Haury, William McHugh, Alan Wurstner, Wayne Stamm, Betty Suman, Philip Ostendorf, Robert Kemper, John Stang. THIRD ROW: Robert Pemberton, Fred Grimm, Marvin Paulin, William Gallagher, Robert Zimmer- mann, Robert Becksled, Hewitt Larsen, James Klopf, Anthony Rodrigues, Edmond Morrison, Arthur Dannin. FOURTH ROW: Lois Stafford, Robert Funke, Thomas Cron, John Thoma, Edward Schlei, John Wroe, Herman Eichel, James Will, Robert LeMaitre, Edwin Becker, James Freeh. In its initial appearance of the year, the band performed the opening football game against Hillsdale and was Jrum-Major Joe Bange at rained out after playi: regular appearances at colorful original drills a: the capable directi ' by Drum-Major Ji Due to war the usual out -of- members was he! The twentiet earnest practice ( lights of the year. Liederbach. Anthem. They made games and presented the halves under and on the field annette Hibbert. unable to make tribute to senior were awarded. inated weeks of outstanding high- James Will and Fred Officers for the year w«e Jack Stang, president; Fred Liederbach, vice-president; and Frank Doorley, secretary- treasurer. Sponsor Jan Hibbert

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Th e spians T tAe Plcufi. Mulical SUtuu Under the direction of Maurice Reichard, the Thespians, organized in 1938, presented three plays and cooperated in the annual musical show during the past year. With an all-fres! initial play, The D student assembly, despicable Dea another assembl entertaining royal ing and Christ Club. In the fin the Thespians C ' ance. Jeannette leading roles, with tured roles. Combining the Thespians lent talent to rming brilliantly, the was a success at a the show as the next presented at with Sue Boland Railroad Cross- n for the Mothers ' A Lucky Break , superb perform- mann played the Bob Seiter in fea- er musical organizations, annual musical show. Officers for the year were Robert Seiter, president; Jean- nette Hibbert, vice-president; and Adele Unverferth, secretary- treasurer. THE DOCTOR DECIDES ' MOON SIGNS