University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS TED MEIER BURToN soiirnanijiff ROBERT STOLBERG .... JOHN HARRIS GRAHAM SMITH QBLOCKHCJUSE ................. President First Vice-President Second Vice-President ............... Secretary s. ........ Treasurer JACOB FOLGER .,.,,,,,..,,,. .,,,,, YYYYYYYww-YYY, C haplgzn KENNETH WETZEL .... . ........ ......... ........ . . ., Sergeant-at-Arms MR. JOHN R. SPICER, MR. C, J. DYER ,,,,, ,H ,,,,AA, ,,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,, A d Uzisers RUX RUXY 1-fSchustcr, Sheridan, Hcincman, Pacyna, Spicer, Jacobs, Kemp, Fenuell, Xurtl-iup, Schick. RUXY J--Adams, Bleckner, XY:-tzel, Grigsby. Hulnbarrl, Rutsclimv, llensley,'McLe-an. Gr:-ssley, Sisco, Kegg. Y 5 Folger, Skalkos, Smith, Lewinsl-ci, Faber, Meier. Holloway. Ballert. Shaw, Elierlin. HE aim of the Student Y is to permeate the student body with respect for and the contin uance of ideals of living that are ethical, ideals of association that are Christian, and to seek out, train and maintain the leadership which will project and sustain these ideals. This aim was promulgated by the revivication of the Gospel Team which under the appel lation Deputation Team held Sunday services in various churches during which time the mem bers of the team discussed a new code for the churches. Lectures by University instructors and others on subjects pertinent to college students were features of the weekly meetings. MEMBERS Edmund Adams Donunador Allas Albert Ballert Gerald Carey Melvin Eberlin Norman Eberlin Phil Eckert Robert Paba Floyd Fennell Jacob Folger Lynn Gressley Fred Griffin ,lohn Grigsby Bob Hanson John Harris Hal Heineman Bill Hensley Robert Hohly Floyd Holloway Doan Houck Ray Hubbard Leonard Jacobs Stan Jeffery Lyle Kahler Bob Kegg Bob Kemp Chester Konczal Ken Konopka 1934111- Bob Lewinski George Loudon Willis Ludeman John Meier Paul Meier Ted Meier Phillip Pacyna Joe Rinderknecht John Rutschow Fred Schick Carleton Schuetz John Sheridan Carl Sisco Rex Shaw Peter Skalkos Carrol Smith Graham Smith Merl Smith Bill Smith Burton Southard Wilfred Spicer Bob Stolberg Lewis Stump Gil Sundling John Weaver Paul Wetcher Ken Wetzel Bill Wolder

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C A M P U S Q BAND I HE University of Toledo band was reorganized this year after a few years of mediocre ex- istence. Walter Willihnganz was named director. They opened the year by playing at two convocations and at the bonfire and parade held the night before the opening game. A completely uniformed organization was planned but because of financial difficulties, uni- forms were not procured. St. John's high school graciously let the band use their uniforms, the color scheme of blue and gold conforming with the University's colors. The band played at all football games played here. During the basketball season the band played at many of the home games in addition to journeying to Bowling Green for the game there. Difficulty in securing a suitable time for rehearsals prevented the band from having a large enrollment. Early in the spring the Student Activities Trust Fund committee appointed a sub-committee to investigate ways and means of aiding the band to get uniforms. The school year ended by the band playing at several of the night baseball games. 'lg-+1934-- - -I29-

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MEMBERS CAMPUSQ LE CENACLE FRANCAIS 0 OFFICERS MURLYN CAMERON EEEEEE,E,A, President FENTRUS LA BOUNTY ,,,, , Vice-President NITA GAVARIS ,,,,,,,,,,,7,, Secretary HARRY FENNEBERG ,7,,,, , , Treasurer HELEN CONN ,,,,,,,,,,,,,r ,, L , ,, ,,,, H ,,,,,,,, L , nw Reporter ROW' 1-Sli:-rman. Algeo, Yates, Czmieroii, Fuller, Bowie, Majeski. ROXY Zvtiavaris. Snell, Miller, Mfwgz-iii, Pnffeiilwnugli, l't-fry, 42-wiiiwski, Timm, XX'zilkci'. ROW' 3f5tm'iii, Bohrer, Bennett, Lievcns, Conn, LaBounty. HE purpose of Le Cenacle Francais is to develop and increase interest in French life, lan- guage. customs, traditions, and historyg to improve facility in speaking French: and to put into practical use in a French atmosphere the French learned in the class room. At the regular meeting many interesting programs have been given, Among these were lec- tures on contemporary French poetry, on Alfred de Musset, Lamartine, and Alpohnse Dau-det. The members enjoyed a delightful diner de Noel served a la francaise. a bridge d'aur1'I, and several informal piqueniques. Harry Fenneberg Murlyn Cameron Nita Gavaris Fentrus La Bounty Eleanor Bennett Elizabeth Yates Mary Alice Miller Helen Conn Rodolfo Floripe Henry Schwartz Virginia Perry Leticia Floripe Louise Amsler Peter Skalkos Robert Boehler Emily Sherman Marian Poffenbnugh Nell Snell -ISI- Barbara Dowd Burton Southard Eve Mostov Marteen Bowie Edna Lievens Lois Morgan Ben Jackson Dorothy Bohrer 1934-in