Grove City College - Ouija Yearbook (Grove City, PA)
- Class of 1937
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From the first he had in his mind the vision of a college. This he always kept before him as his goal. Upon his arrival he secured the Lipper room of the village school house for a nominal rent, ntted it with the necessary furniture and books, and ad- vertised his school. There appeared the first day just thirteen pupils. The entire enrollment of that first term Y me QAWJQO, LOWER CAMPUS 1N l9Il Grove City College has developed from a school organized in 1876 by Dr. Isaac C. Ketler. In 1879, the Court of Common Pleas of Mercer Coun- ty granted this school its tirst charter naming it Pine Grove Normal Academy. On November 21, 1884, the Court of Common Pleas granted the school a new charter naming it Grove City College, the name it bears today. To give a more accurate 'and interesting account of the founder and the early days of the school, may we quote a few paragraphs from first Ouijrz published in 1912. Thirty-six years ago a young man came to a country village, then known as Pine Grove. He came to start a select school or academy. He was poor, without iniiuential friends. and had no finan- cial backing nor promises of iinancial support from the community. He gave up most flattering and lucrative offers to return to a district where he had numbered little more than a score. They were earliest students, anxious to learn and were stirred by the remarkable enthusiasm and energy of their preceptor. He, in his early days, taught as many as nineteen classes a day, working from seven in the morning till seven in the evening. He labored far into the night. in the early mornings, and at times the whole night preparing for his classes, advertising his school, looking after the welfare of the students and in a constant effort to advance himself and his institution. Due to the energy and visions of Dr. Isaac C. Ketler and the persons who became interested in the school, Grove City College has progressed from a school with one room, one professor, and thirteen students to an educational institution with fourteen modern buildings, forty-eight professors, and eight hundred and forty students. ASSURANCE OF TO-lVl0l2I2OW -- EMERSON -V I- H 'mx of '96 UWA' W 'fuznv fhc. pau XZ43. :WCW .S'm11.'1'iu,q .' Nl. fll'2lh1llll. I . I l'lliI, C. Nluvkling, R. Cun- ninglmm, C. Ilzxmfliwn. :X. nl. Cnldcrwo .M'f1if'.'!: H. Simrox, Spiku Slumnon, K. Hamilton, C. f'!'i.li1.I, NV. lirauxclrm, VY. ll. Maxwell. Ikmcln Xlaxwn-ll, ffnpinin llumillon, Nlzmugcr Calrlerwood. ATI-ILETICS QF GRCVE CITY IN TI-IE GAY INIIINIETIES Thu srrula luum of 189-I wczlring thu lzltcsl in fnolhull logs. Long hair pro- viclvcl ilu' Ill'K'L'SSZll'j' In-:ul IJl'OlUi'li0I1. 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K-1 , x'.5'9-Wfigd, -, -H5341-1:2 swf' W nw-. ,-Lfvfw'-H , 2 cw-1 Jw wr-Y'rA. 1,.Ls2eu:'N-..,-cgsil. xx ' gl , ,, ,Ai -XV- DEDICATION To Mr. Howard Pew, who has Con- tributed so much to the opportunities for physieal, cultural, and educational de- velopment of the students of Grove City College through his generous gifts and unflagging interest in the school, we re- spectfully dedicate the 1937 Ouija. Al- though seldom seen on the campus, he holds a place of his own in the heart of every student as a man of energy and pur- pose, devoted to the development and pro- gress of Grove City College. -XVI- H M311 1- MR. j. HOWARD PEW -XVII- H 1' 'lv-' wax-Y-. ' K . 1 -.,,:9,,. '- . , - .. , . fn- WHY, '. - - ap :: 15 ' J 1 X . ' f 2 ,. . ,:.., , 1'-'x fa- - wr- 1 XZ I 1 ' ' M '43 N X -c,qgF':a,x25f-' ' 7' ' T' Y , ' Q xx ' rms-.gfx nfagx . ,. . J . - ' ' .- 'v ' 'Jr ' . 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TWO YEAR STUDENTS JUNIORS . SOP!-ICDMORES . PRES!-IMEN X .4 S .lx w T W 4 i 1 .,. 3 C . ' ffm! , LQ f E .Vi lV V 'J W + 7211 x 5 A Al ',f 4'x '4 'K V V. , ,f jf M jj: 13 V if fxfiix i ffww E T KYg:fff'l ill 1 X if-' 'Qi fl 1 y 1. 1- , If A'z 1 1 V lvl w V 1 1 '1 ' gl . Q DJ if A 1g,L.-I F5531 , xxwf-fL, ' ' 3' V w w I T V I H EU I VI w , 4 PRESIDENT VVEIR C. KETLER -4- 1 937 OU PIQESIDENTS MESSAGE GREE'r1Nos: I am glad to accept the invitation of the editors of the Ouija to use its pages to bring a greeting to the students of the college. I wish to express my congratulations on the achievements of the year that is now drawing to a close, and to express my gratitude for the spirit that has been manifested throughout the year. In the past year, the attendance has been the largest in its history. In the larger community, there is a new emphasis on the importance of cooperative living. There are new opportunities and correspond- ingly greater responsibilities. The year has been one which has been marked by notable advances not only in enrollment, but, also, in the growth and improvement of the physical plant of the College. The construction of the Mary Anderson Pew Dormitory, the addition to the Isaac C. Ketler Dormi- tory, the building of the Overlook Wall and the improvement of the campus have all been indications of growth. They are, also, expres- sions of the magnihcent generosity of the friends of the College. It is our task to show our appreciation by taking larger advantage of our opportunities and living life on a higher level. The close of the year inevitably means some of our number are leaving the College and entering new Helds of activity. Our good wishes go with them. And I hope that those who return next year will hnd in the College an avenue to a larger life and a more useful service. Sincerely yours, OF PROGRESS -5- 1926 1922 1934 1911 1907 1935 1912 1926 1928 1925 1916 1910 1902 1905 1931 1928 1927 1935 1933 1935 1906 1919 1926 1919 1902 1936 1912 1928 1901 1912 Board of Trustees TICRM EXPIRES JUNE, 1937 1'Yll.SON A. CA1v1P1sE1.1, ---- 1'1ARRV J. CRAVVFORD ---- 71cR1'1VERENI.7 I'1ARRV A. GE,xRH,xR'1', '15 - REVEREND VV. L. MVIQIWAN, 13.15. - WII,.L1.-xM S. MCKAV - - - - IXRTHUR PENV, JR. JOHN G. PEW ---- RIHVERENIJ IJ. A. 1'l,,xT'I', D.lJ. - XVu.I.1A1xr M. ROBINSON, ESQ. - - A. M. '1'HoMPs0N ----- VVICTR C. K11E'1'1,Eli, President of the College TERM EXPIRES JUNE, 1938 XIVILLJAM H. BURC1--IFIELD - - - MARK XV. 9114.-U-IAM - - 1'V1I,1,,1AM .-XLEER1' PIARBISON - I. LAMUNT HUGHES - - PQREDERICK B. HUFNRXCJIEI, J. 1V1ELVlN MILLER - S. Y. RAMAGE - JOHN H. S121-IEIDE - - 'KHAROLD D. XVI-IIELDON, '16 - XVILLIAM V. YOUNG - - TERM EXPIRES JUNE, 1939 M. L. BENEDUM ---- - RAYMOND CROSS - - - J. S. CRU'I'CfI-IFIELD - 1EDW1N J. FITHIAN, M.D. - - - 1'HoNoR.us1,E SAMUEL H. GARDNER, '01 - ROBERT CSARLAND - - - - - REVEREND STUART NVE HUTCHISON, D.IJ. - Sc'7UfCfElt'i1' - E 1111 ull an - Bc'cl7JcfV' - l'il!.vbln'gh Grzwrzfillf' Ph ilfnlelybh if: - Chcxlw' - L1ftI'l'j0ll - PiM.rbm'gh lJf!l1'b1n'gh - 16.12 017241511 l'i!!.fl111rg!1 Grrlmf Citv .VL-'10 York l'itl.vb1n'gh 1'V:'7fI Yard: f17'm'cw' - UU Cily 7'iZ1z.r7,'illf.f Gfwwlflillfz G'I'll'Z,'lf Ciljf l'ilL.rbm'g!1 C'u!1z11zbu,v, 0. fjiff.1'blH'Arfl Gram: Cillv - 71tH'A 71Z'IUlI l'fH.fb1u'gf1 l'ilt.vb1zrg11 HARVEV A. MILLER, ESQ. ----- Pill.vb-wgiz J, PIOYVARD PEW - - - - Philfnlefljnhifz Y Alumni Trustees. ' Q 1 -6- 1 .u'l OCIJ FACULTY lfmnr kofzu, lv!! fn right: llassler, llurvis, XVhite, Ketler, Appleton, Robertson, VValters, Cal- derwood. .5'm'nf1rl lx'fmf.' Reagle, Woods, White, Frey, Renwick, Kilchenstein, Moore. Grosh. Third lrmv: Mcijuen, Alley, Roberts, llart, Forbes. Franklin, Carruthers, Post. l um'lh A'o':u.' llarrnon, liggleston. Platt, llurrowes, Collings, Bridges. Bennett, English, Bur- gess, Reynolds, lford. l.n.rl lx'n'm.' Sunirall, Grimes. Mitchell, liaster, lloyt, Kirk, Marshall, lieeler, Multer. During the year two members of the faculty have resigned their positions. They are llr. Bennett and Ihr. Reagle. llr. Bennett has served faithfully in the Chemistry Department for the last eleven years and has now accepted a position at XVashington and, jefferson College. For those of us who have had the opportunity of Working with him we feel that we have lost a true friend. a notable teacher. and a really human personality. May we wish him the best of happiness and good fortune as he takes up his new work. Dr. Reagle has loyally taught Bible. Philosophy. and Ethics since 1918. He resigned his position in Marcli because of ill health. His continual interest in his students' and subjects made him one of the most popular professors on the campus. lfor him we wish a very speedy recovery and the happiness that only good health can bring. VVe welcome to our campus Dr. H, A. Gearhart, Who succeeds Dr. Reagle, and Professor Carpenter, who is working with Professor Harmon in the Physics Depart- ment. PROGRESS -7- dministrative Gfficers of the Faculty VVEIR C. KE1'l..ElZ, A.B., A.M.. LL.D., Litt.D., Pzmviflczzl of Mr Cbllugfr ALVA J. CALDERWOOD, A.B., PILD., Litt.D.. Dum of My Collage' HAROLD O. WHITE, A.B., A.M., lfugixlrfzr and Secretary of Mc: Farulty MARGUERITE AIJPLETON, A.B,, A.M., Ph.D., Dean of Ifffrmzm HETTIE MAR1AN ROBERTSON, A.li., A,M., A.v.ri.r!a11Z Dean of Wwmw .IACOB P. HASSIJEIQ, A.B.. b'ur.wzr uf Me C,'11ZZf,'ge B. ,ALBERT MoNTGo1s-mRv, A.B., IVLIJ., 1llf'11ficf1ZAzZ11ixw ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF ,ADAH M. ARMSTRONG, Secretary to Nw Prwizlezzl FRANCES ELIZABETH TVHITE, 13.5. in C., Secrelfzry in fha lff',g,fi,vznzf' MARGARET ISABEL HAIl'1', Sf'w'elary in Mc lf'1n'.mr MRS. MABEI. BLAIR, Mfztrozz of thc Calonifzl MRS. GAII, Conv VVILHUR, ff0.I'lt!.f.I' at the Mwz'.r Dl!T'll1flI17'iL4.Y MRS. CAROLINE LIONIBARD, Mfzznm of the Mary Al1flc'l'.I'llll Pew Dwwzilm-y DEAN CAL111-1Rwoo1w DEAN A1'PI.1i'1'ON DEAN RUIlliR'l'SON -8- 1 937 OU FACULTV QF INSTRUCTIQN Wim: C. liE'l'l.ICR, l,7't'.l'f1I'c.'1ll of the Cjrzllegc. A.B. Grove City: A.l-3. Yale: A.M. Grove Cityg LL.D. Buena Vista: LL.lJ. Pittsburghg Litt.B. Allegheny. Hif:1m,xNN 1'o12H1.M,xNN, Direflrzr' uf lim Music De7Ja1'lmenN' Royal Conservatory of Music, Dresden, Saxonyg Mus. D. Grove City. ALVA J. C.xI,maRw0on, Dam of the College and Prafexror of Lalilz. A.B., A.M. Grove City: A.B. Harvardg Yaleg Ph.D., Litt.D. Grove City. l'I1-:Rn1':1z'1' NV. PIAIQMON, Prnff-'mor of Pfljhficif and Mechfzfliax. l5.L.. M.L. Hobart: B.S. Cornellg SC.D. Grove Cityg Chicago. l':I.lNOR M. CAieU'l'H1zies, Profuizmr af Rrmzzznce Languages. l'h.l3., A.M. VVooste1'g Leipzig: Michigang Ph.D. Grove Cityg Columbiag Grenable: Sorbonneg Portiers. l'lAROl.D O. VV!-lI'l'E, lx'f'gi.vfrar. A.B.. A.lVl. Hamilton. Cizicm S. Hov'r, Pwft.'.r.mr af General and Phyxical C'he111ixt1'y. l3.S. Grove Cityg A.lVl. Cornellg Ph.D. Pittsburgh. li. AI.liI'IR'I' MoN'rc:oM12Iw, Muzficfzl .41lz,'i.vf'r'. A.H. Grove City: lVl.IJ. Pennsylvania. Ci-IARL1-ts A. l'I,A'l l', Profe.v.mr of Pxyahology and Edzzcalion. ILS. Ohio Northerng A.M., Pli.D. Grove Cityg Columbia. XV 1l.l.lAM G. Ri2Ar:l,.n, .Samuel P. Harbixzm Professor of Bible. A.B. Grove Cityg Western Theological Seminaryg D.D. Grove City. Ilmzlni. C. Mcfliuim, l'rofc.t.mr of Englixh. A.lVl. Yaleg Missourig Toulouseg Chicago. Romziu' li. THORN, 1-Imlwtic Director. 13.8. Grove City. ' Relicved from active duty. OF PROGRESS -9- FACULTY OF INSTRUCTICDIXI HII,I.IER NICCLURE BURRowEs, Prulfesxor of Eugfixlz Ltlllglltlgf. A.B. Yale: A.M. University of Missouri: Pittsburgh. XVILLIAM E. PURVIS, College Parlor and 51111111131 P. fftII'bi.V0ll Pro- lfexyzzr' of Bible. A.B., XVestminster CPennsylvaniaJ: Pittsburgh Tlieological Seminary: D.D. Grove City. Lizvi HAIZIQISCBN BEELER, Pr11fc.s'.m1' of lfixlory and Poliliex. A.B. Macalaster! A.M. Minnesota: Chicago: New York: Heidelberg. Pl.-X'1'I-IAN CEsN,x GR1MEs, 1'rnfa.v.mr of fWlIfhb?llI1IliL7.i'. AJS. Michigan: A,M. VVisconsin: Illinois: Pittsburgh. ALB15:R'r G. VVOOD, Profeuor' of lfialugy. B.P.. B.S. Valparaiso: A.B. Indiana: A.M. Nebraska: Kansas: Kansas State: Chicago. FRANKLIN H. SUMRALL, l'1-afamor of C'a1111f1w'ca. A.B. Mississippi College: University of Liverpool: l3.S.C. Bowling Green: A.M. Chicago. XVILBUR G. COLLINGS, Przzfcmar of Accozmtizzg. Licencie es Commerce, Docteur es Cominerce, University of Lausanne: Geneva: Bonn: Northwestern. PAUL E. GROSH, Pr0,fe.f.mr of Maxis. B.M. Oberlin: Conservatoire Nationale, Paris: Chicago Musical College: Northwestern University: Juilliard School of Music. REA GlI.I,ESPlE VVALTERS, Direftm' of Tf'afhcr Ylfllillilltff and Pm'- .vamzl Offccr. Eastman Business College: Pittsburgh: B.S. in C. Cincinnati. CSEORGPZ XV. ISENNETT, l'r0,fr.r.mr nf flmzlyliml am! Orgfmic C A w11ix1f1'y. BS. Dennison: XVashington and jefferson: Pennsylvania: Ph.D. Ohio State: johns Hopkins. J.-xixms H. ENGLISH, P7'0fK.i'.Y07' of Ronmuce Lfzfzgmzgcx. A.B. Dartmouth: University of Dijon, France: Ph.IJ. Colum- bia: Centro cle Estudios, Madrid: Middlebury. GROVER I. M1TcHEI.L, P1'afu.v.mr of lizzgizfeffrifzg Phyxicx. BS. in M.E. Illinois: M.S. Pennsylvania State: Michigan. -10- 1937 CU FACULTY CDF INSTRUCTICDN M ,xiuzlii-:ul'1'1-1 ,'Xl'Pl.lG'l'ON, Dum of Wwman- and Pr0fa.f.mr of H islury. AJS., A.M.. l'h.l.J. Browng Columbia. lV.x1.'l'oN Llcwls MULTER, Director of the Maria Dcy'24zz'Z111w1t. .'X.Il. X'Vesley:m: Institute of Musical Art: A.M. State Univer- sity of lowu: Juilliard School of Music. C11-zoizuic li. l'1r:4:1.14:s'1'oN, ,-1.v.ri.m111l Profzrmm' nf IIA-tory and Polilics. A.l5. Lawrence College: A.lVI.. l'h.I.J. NVisconsin: Montpellier: H 1ll'V11l'Cl . f.il'1Ii.'kl.lJ il. liiuimczrzs, .'1.r.vi.rm11A P1'oft'.r.m1' of Ec7l1llII11liL'.l' and Cam- 1m'm'. .X.l3. lJc1'uuw: A.M. Illinois: Pittsburgh. CARI. G. lC,xs'l'i1:k, ,e1.r.vi.fla11l l'r11fe.v.wl' of lizlglixh Lallgfmga. All., A.M. Ohio State: Pittsburgh. l'l1':'1 l'1ic lvlmuixx Ro1s1z1aTsoN, .+l.v.ri.rfa11f Dum af W 11111611 ami ,fIsxi.vl- fmt l'mfu.v.v01' of HixZr11'y. Richmond: A.li. XVest Virginia: Virginia: A.M. Duke. lvll.l.lAM ld. A Mos, lfoulbfzll Coach and .1l.v.vi.m1z1Z fllhlafia Dircfior. l3.S. Washington and jefferson. -ll-ZNNIIC I--1.xsK1c1,I., GLENN, I11.rt1'z1c!0r in 1W1z.vi:. Grove City. lCs'1'l-I 1514 Ri':vNo1,IJs, lzmfimffnr in fllmic. ILM. Grove City: New York University: Pennsylvrmia: Juilli- ard School of Music. M.xlu:.xm-:'1' W1I.1,1.x1us, I ll.VfI'1lLff0I' in Fimf .fIrLf. Grove City College: Pliilzldelphiu School of Design: Art Students League, New York: Fountainebleau School of Art, l'll'llllL'CQ l3.l .A. Temple. l,.xll.,x M. lill.i'l'IENS'l'IilN, lmvirzzrtor in Slwzagnzphy ami Type- 'mrili11g. l3.C.S. Grove City: Columbia. lsnsi-11. lfoiusics, Lfbfllfillll. JLB. Grove City: Penlisylvaliia State: in Librztry Service. Columbia. OF PROGRESS --ll-4 FACULTY GF INSTRUCTION ELIZABETH RENWIQQR, fll5lI'166l07' in Eziglixlz and fllfzlhf.-11nzlic.I'. A.B., A.M. Indiana, Columbiag Wisconsing Colorado. ESTHER GODWIN l'osT, Phyxical Dinvuzm- for Iflfnmefi. Litt.B. Grove City, A.M. Columbia. MARY SELKIRK BURGESS, lzlslmczor in 1l7'u.vir Mellmzly ami .S117:w'- vision. L.T.C.L. Trinity, Londong Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Stateg B.M., A.M. Grove Cityg Pennsylvania. MARY ARMSTRONG MOORE, lzzxzruczar in lfunnzuee Lfzngmzgex, A.B. Oberlin, A.M. Columbia, University of Grenoble. MIRIARI ANNA FRANKLIN, lmlruclar' in Spcferli and Dmffmliw. Baker Universityg A.B. VVasl1burn3 Columbia: Northwestern. G'ERTRUDE C. FORD, fIl5lI'IlCfIlI' in Tyj1c'1oriti11g and C0m1114'1'5i11! E duca Lian. A.B., A.M.. Washington, Chicago, Columbiag New York, Colorado, Ohio State, VVILLIAM CHARLES KIRK, JR., Instructor in Greek and German. A.B., A.M. Princeton. XVILLIAM EDWARD JXLLEY, lmwzzclor in flccnmlling and Cvfzlnzurrfr. A.B. DePauwg A.M. Illinois. JOSEPHINE ELIZABETI-I ROBERTS, lnstrucloi' in- Efiglixlz and Frwzclz. A.B., Oberling A.M. Middleburyg VVc-:stern Reserve. ' PHILIP N. CARPENTER, Instructor in Pliyyicy fmai fWtllh'tf7lllllf6A'. B.S. Grove City, M.S. University of TV11Shll1gIUl11 Pennsyl- vania State. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MARS!-IALL, A5.l'i.I'l1llll in lhzml mul Kumi I 11xM'1m1ent.f. B.S. in Music, Indiana State Teachers College: Colunihiag juilliard School of Musicg Dana Music Institute. .ANNE HADIPTON PREV, Ax.vi.fltmt Librarian. A.B. Grove Cityg B.S. in Western Reserve. -12- 1937 CU CCDMMITTEES CDF Tl-IE FACULTY In each instance. the person first named is chairman. .-1llllIfA'.I'i0ll and lz1.vl1'1zc1iir111 : Cnlderwoocl, Beeler, Caruthers. Hoyt. MclCuen. Mitchell, Platt, Reagle, Sumrall, lfVhite. .4117-'i.l'III'Jl,' Culclerwood, Purvis, VValters, Wfhite. .+Iudil.r: l-Ioyt, Collings, Hnssler. L'!mpul lfnll: White, Alley, Bennett. Bridges, Burrowes, Collings, lizister, Eggleston, English, Grimes, Hoyt, Kirk, Sumrall Walters, NVood. Di.vf:ip!im': Cnlclerwoocl, Hoyt, Platt, VValters. l urr11.vif.' liurrowes, Alley, Appleton. Bridges, Collings, Easter, Eggleston, l rz1nklin, Grimes. Mcliuen. Purvis, Sumrall. l.ibrm'y: Mcliuen, Bennett, Bridges, Eggleston, English, Forbes, Grimes, Kirk, VVood. l'l1jf.riml 7'r41i11i11gx Harmon, Amos. Burrowes, MCEuen. Post, 'l'horn. NVhite. Pubfif lr'f'falioz1.r.' lV21ltCl'S. Calderwoocl, Easter. Franklin, Grosh. Harmon. Multer, Purvis, W'ood. fjllbliL'tlff0ll.f.' Hoyt, Collings, Iforbes, Ford, MCEuen, Moore, Roberts. lCf'!igi1m.r x1di7'itiv.v.' Purvis, Appleton. Calderwood, Reagle. Social: Appleton, Bennett, Bridges, Franklin. Frey, Kilchenstein. Moore, Post, Renwick, VVood. Smdwll .fIfli1,filif'.f.' Hoyt, Appleton, Bridges, Purvis, Robertson. VVhite. OF PROGRESS Q13- STUDENT CCDUNCII. Seated left In 1'i,z,'ht.' NVlice1er, Snow, Cramer, Veffcr, Naughton, Henderson, Drake, Frazier, Dia. .3'i111zdiugI1:fl In righl: Thayer, Hanna, Gibson, Rieier, Stickel, Dawkins. OFFICERS President - - NEIL NAUGHTON Vice President JOHN LEE CRAMER Secretary - - CAROL HENDERSON Treasurer ROBERT PEFFER -14- 1937 OU 'T J Li MEMBERS Sczziorx ALICE DIA ROBERT PEFFER ROBERTA DRAKE MURRAY REITER ROBERT FRAZIER BARBARA SNOW NEIL NAUGHTON MARY LOU WEELER fvmimtv JOHN LEE CRAIVIER DORTHY HANNA CAROL HENDERSON GEORGE STICKEL .w filfl I X f ' AS0!Jhll1l1U7'lfJ' -L, I . .13 . ,. ELMERIDAWKINS BLANCHEVEHEIBSONW- F1'e,s'h111fw VERNON THAYER STUDENT COUNCIL PLEDGE VVQ agree. on our honor, that neither as inclivicluals, nor as members of any organization. shall we be moved by personal or pzxrtisan influences in relation to inatters of the Student Council and the interests of Grove City College. OF PROGRESS -15- INTER-FRATERNITV CCDUNCII. Seated, left to right: Ruff, Naughton. Turner. Cramer, Pickens. Slezmiifzg, left ta righl: Nickum, Eakin, McMillan, Rhodes, Bowden, Reiter, Fera. OFFICERS President - - - - JAMES TURNER Vice President CURTIS RUFF Treasurer - FRED PICKENS -16- 1937 OUIJA Adelphikos - Beta Sigma Delta Iota Kappa Epsilon Pi - Nu Lambda Phi Pan Sophie OF PROGRESS MEMBERS -171 JAMES TURNER EDWARD BOWDEN MURRAY REITER JOHN LEE CRAMER NEIL NAUGHTON JOHN FERA CURTIS RUFF JOHN NICKUM NIERLE EAKIN DONALD RHODES JAMES MCMILLAN FRED PICKENS PAN-I-IELLENIC CCDUNCIL I , I I --J Sealed, leff In right: Ilrhard, Houk, IDOIIELICISOII, Stambaugh, Scott, Mc- YCOIWIIICIC. Smnrling, lefl in riyhl: Wl1ee1cr. Mcfjurdy, Wright, Rigglu, Anderson. OFFICERS President - - - - ESTELLA STAMBAUGH Vice President - VIRGINIA DONALDSON Secretary - - LUCILLE SCOTT Treasurer - RUTH HOUK -1s- 1 937 OU Delta Delta Tau Delta Omega Rho Gamma Chi - Gamma Sigma Phi Sigma Chi Sigma Delta Beta Sigma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa - Sigma Sigma Sigma Theta Alpha Pi Theta Kappa OF PROGRESS MEMBERS -19- ROBERTA DRAKE ' LUCILLE SCOTT BETTY IVICCURDY FRANCIS WRIGHT - IVIILDRED RIGGLE - MARJORIE MCCUNE VIRGINIA DONALDSON - - RUTH HOUK VIRGINIA MCCORMICK ESTELLA STAMBAUGH - TRUDY ERHARD COLONIAL I-IGLISE CCDLINCII. President - Senior Advisors - Treasurer - Feature Chairman Piano Aide - Junior Members Sophomore Members Freshman Member Cottage M embers -2 0- 'I FIRST SEMESTER - LUCILLE SCOTT ALICE DIA MARY VIRGINIA METZGAR MARGARET SIMPSON MARTHA RUPERT GERTRUDE ERHARD MARJORIE MCCUNE MARGARET REFINE CHARLOTTE SINGER ANNA WATTS DOROTHY BERNARD MARTHA PEFFER FLORENCE SLATER BETTY STEELE MARGARET HOOKER JEAN PARKER IMOGENE PLUNKETT BETTY ANN TAYLOR WILMA WALLACE MADALINE NICCREARY CAROL COVERT LOIS THOMPSON DORIS LIANG 937 OU SECCDND SEMESTER President - - DOROTHY MURRIN Junior Member - - BETTY CORNING Sophomore Member - BETTY GRIFFITH Freshman Member - JEAN McKINNEY Treasurer - - JANE MARTIN MARY ANDERSON PEW DGRMITQRV COUNCIL President -------- VIRGINIA KOHL - RSSSCECXQZESE Treasurer - - MARGARET SIMPSON Junior Member - THELMA WILSON Freshman Member - - SALLY ALLEN Feature Chairman - MARJORIE MQCUNE OF PROGRESS -21- ATHLETIC COUNCIL Smmrl, Inf! In ri,qhI.' Bryan. Fox, Mowis, Iiwzmlt, NIOIIt'l1ll.llCl'. Ayfllllliillg, he!! lu right: Carver, Anderson, Mr. Tlmrn, Patton, Hartley. MEMBERS S4'1liw'.f WALLACE ANDERSON JACQUES FOX KATHRYN BRYAN JEROME MORRIS THOMAS PATTON fNl1iU7'.Y JAMES HARTLEY JAMES MOOREHEAD JANE TRACE S117M1111zzn'cfs WILLIAM CARVER VIRGINIA MOLLENAUER Fl'6'.fhl11tllL THEODORE EWALT -22- 1937 OU JA SENIOIQS GFFICERS OF Tl-IE JAMES E. McMlLLAN President 24- 1937 OU JAMES E. McM ILLAN V B.S. Evans City lligh Pan Sophicg Gold Key Member, Kemikosg Senior Class President, Senior Oratorg Inter-Fraternity Council 375 Athletic Council 36, 37, Science Club 34, 35, 36, 371 Varsity Basketball 34, 355 Varsity Tennis 35, 365 junior Prom Committee Cll2.iTl1lHl1jUCI'il'TlS0Il Revue 34, 35g'Band 34, 35, 36: Orchestra 34, 35: Chemistry Assistant. IJA SENIGR CLASS ALFRED Y. HOAGLAND B.S. Cram: Cify lliglz Kemikos: Webster 34, 35, Senior Class Vice President, Science Club 34, 35, 36. 37. ALFRED Y. HOAGLAND Vice President FRANCES M. WRIGHT MILDRED B. RIGGLE Secretary Treasurer FRANCES M. WRIGHT MILDRED B. RIGGLE B.S. A.B. Urnvw City lliyh Gamma Sigma, Science Club 34, 35, 36, 37,VV.A.A. 34, 35, 36, 37, Senior Class Secretary, 'l'in'tle Club 35, 36, 37, May Pageant 34, 35, 36, Ilonorary Basketball 34, 35, 36, 37, Hockey 34, 36, 37, Mush- lmll 36, Intramuml Basketball, Volley Ball, Mnshball, Swimming, Athletic As- sistant. OF PROGRESS -25- Tzz f.'27Zfl1IIZ ffigh Phi Sigma Chi, Philokalian 34, 35, 36 37, Senior Class Treasurer, VV.A.:X. 35 36, 37. TI-IE CLASS OF THIRTY- SEVEN GLENN AIKEN B.M. fllizizmzy High Shakespeare 34, 35, 36. 375 Schubert Club 34, ss, 36, 375 Choir 34, 35, 36. 375 Orchestra. 36, 375 Crimson Revue 34, 355 Comedy of Errors . HARRY W. AMON B.S. ' .svtllfdjf Lake lfigh Science Club 34, 35, 36, 375 Intramural Baseball. ARLENE C. ANDERSON A.B. Sheffifzlzl High- Sigma. Delta Betag l'l1ilokalia.n 34, 35. 36. 375 Y.VV.C.A. 34, 35, 36, 375 House Council 34, 35, 36, 375 French Club 34, 35, 365 German Club 35, 36, 375 Latin Club 36, 375 Pan-Hell Council 36, 37. WALLACE M. ANDERSON B.S. in C. 1WL'r'ff1:r lligh Epsilon l'i5 Varsity Football 36, 375 In- tramural Basketball, Mushballg Commerce Club 375 Athletic Council 37. MARTHA AYLESWORTH A.B. Crowe City High Philokalian 34, 35, 365 Y.W.C.A. 36, 375 Science Club 34, 35, 36, 37. PAUL F. BAUER A.B. C'11l.':.x'fnc'k High Webster 35, 36, 375 Pi Gzinima. Mug Y.M.C.A. 355 Intmmurzll. Soccer, Volley- ball, Tennis, Mushbzill, Badmintong Ger- man Club 35, 36, 375 Science Club 36, 375 Assistant 37. -26- 1937 OUIJA Tl-IE CLASS OF Tl-IIIQTV-SEVEN WILLIAM J. BAUMGARTEN B.S. fDi1lfIl'I' lligh Washington and juflerson 3-lg Science Club 363 lntrumuml llnskvtliull, 'l'onnis. GEORGE R. BELL B.M. fifllllklfll High Schnbi-rt Club 37 5 Ol'Cl1CStl'H 37 5 Chorus 37. E. KENNETH BLACK A.B. Urfrm: Cify lligh, Band 34, 355 Intraxnural Tennis, Swim- ming, Soccer. OF PROGRESiS MARGARET E. BOVARD A.B. Bnller High GHTIHIIZI Signing Pi Gamma Mug Speed- well 34, 35. 36, 373 Y,VV,C.A. 34, 37 Radio Club 355 May llugeant 35. EDWARD R. BOWDEN B.S. in C. Crave City High Adelphikosg Commercial Club 34, 35, 36 375 li!'lU'i1111lll'3.l Basketball. Soccerg Inter Fraternity Council 375 Glen Club 375 As- sistant 3 7. KATHRYN L. BRYAN A.B. fllbiuu High Delta Omega Rho, Philokalian 35, 36 375 Y.VV.C.A. 35, 36, 375 Latin Club 36 g7.,A THE CLASS CDF Tl-IIRTV-SEVEN JOHN C. BURNETTE B.S. 6'J'0'Uf! Cily High Intramural Tennis 34, 35, 373 Band 343 Science Club 36. JEAN F. BURTON A.B. Crave Cily lligh Pllilokalian 35g Science Club 355 Outing Club 35. HAZEL B. BUXTON B.S. in C. Crowe City High Speedwell 36, 375 Y.W.C.A. 34, 35, 36, 37, Christian Service League 36, 375 Commerce Club 34, 35, 36, 37. JOHN A. CAMPBELL B.S.in C. CZTIJWE Cily High Adelphikosg Commerce Club 34, 35, 36, 37. BOYD E. CASS B.S. Crowe City lligh Kemikosg Science Club 34, 35, 36, 37. HOWARD C. CLOOS A.B. Craflon High Slmukespeure Club 35, 36, 375 W.S.A.,l. Players 34, 355 MacHctl1 , The Royal Family , Intramural llzlsketball, lland- ball, Soccer. -2s- 1937 OU TI-IE CLASS OF TI-HRTY-SEVEN WILLIAM H. COOPER B.S. in C. 1V1:':u II'L'lI.1'7II,L,'f!III lligh llem Sigma, Theta A lplm Phi, Adv. Mgr. 35, Bus. Mgr. 36, Pres. 37 Q Com- merce Club 35, 37 p Radio Club 35 3 l reuch Club 37 5 Shnnnons of Broad- way , Mignonette , Silas the Chore Boy . ALBERTA M. CROYLE A.B. I'Vu1'fhi11,L,'Iau fligh- llelm Omega Rliog Ili Gamma Mu: Philo- knlian 34. 35, 36. 373 Y.NV.C.A. 34, 35. 36, 37, Science Club 343 I r'encb Club 375 May Pageant 34. FREDERICK A. CUMMINGS H II'1'II13.Yb!ll'g High Wuyneslmrg College 3-I, 355 Beta Signing Webster 36, 37: Commerce Club 36. 37, Varsity Track 36, 37. JAMES L. DAUGHERTY B.S. in C. Grwmz City ffigh Pi Gamma Mug Wlebster 35, 365 Y.M.C. A. 353 Commerce Club 355 Accounting Assistant. ALICE C. DIA A.B. lllaycrxrlale Higlz- Sigma Delta. Beta, Philokalizin 34, 35, 363 Y.W.C.A. 34, Colonial House Coun- cil 36. 37: Student Council 375 VV.A.A. 3-I, 33. 36. 375 Latin Club 36. 37, Science Club 355 Junior Prom Commiitee. ROBERT R. DICKEY B.S. Friedenx lligfi Science Club 36, 375 German Club 36. OF PROGRESS L39- TI-IE CLASS OF THIRTY- SEVEN FRED L. DIEHL B.S. in C. llfilliazzzspnv-1 High Pan Sophicg Commerce Club 35, 36, 37, Varsity Football 35, 365 Varsity Tennis 36. 37: Intranuiral Basketball, Tennis, Badminton. ELIZABETH L. DOWN A.B. SHIIIZIIJ Lake High Allegheny 345 Sigma Kappag Speedwell 36, 375 Y,VV.C.A. 35, 365 French Club 36. 373 Intramural Basketball. J. ROBERTA DRAKE A.B. Crave Cily lligh Delta Delta Tau, Speedwell 34, 35, 36, 573 V.VV.C.A. 34. 35, 36, PWS. 37: Ouija Staff 36: Theta Alpha Phi 36, 373 Student Council 375 German Club 36, 37: Twelfth Night , Crimson Revue , Hedda Gabler . ELMER A. DUFFY A.B. f:I'I7'Z!L' Cily fligh- Shakespeare 373 French Club 34. 35, 37: Science Club 363 Glee Club 375 Intra- mural Swimming, Ilasehall, liaskuthall, Volleyball, Badminton . J. MERLE EAKIN B.S.in C. Iflffarfey lliyh Nu Lambda Phi, Commerce Club 35, 36. 37: German Club 35, 363 Accounting As- sistant 36, 375 Intramural Swimming, Varsity Golf 36, Track 37. WILLIAM J. ELWOOD A.B. .fl-'ufv A'z'll.l'ilI4g'fIIll High Allegheny 33, 3-I3 Adelphikosg Collegian 35, lidilor 365 Intramural Soccer: Man in the Bowler IIz1t . -30- 1937 OU Tl-IE CLASS GF THIRTV- SEVEN GERTRUDE S. ERHARD B.M. C111 mw1.r1filla lligh Beaver College: 3-I: 'Vheta Kappa: Philo- kaliun 35: V.W.C.A. 35. 36: Schubert Club 35, 37: VV.S.A..I. Players 35: Choir 35. 36: Orchestra 35. 36, 37: Pun Ilell Council 37: Crimson Revue 35: Twelfth Night , Royal Family , Direc- tor nf The Iutruder : Theta Alpha I'hi. JOHN D. FERA B.S. C'1zrm.'giLr lligh Delta iota Kappa: Science Club 34, 35. 36, 37: German Club 36: Varsity Foot- ball 35, 36: Intramural Ilandball, llorse- shnus, llasketball, Soccer. EDITH I. FISHER B.S. f'1'f11m'lr11l lligh Sigma Kappa: Speedwell 3-I, 35. 36. 37: Science Club 34, 35, 36, 37: V.W.C.A. 37. OF PROGRESS ALFRED T. FLOYD, Jr. B.S. in C. Langley ffigll Beta Sigma: Bus. Mgr. 1936 Ouija: Webster 34. 353 Pi Gamma Mu: Com- merce Club 34, 35, 36, 37: Y.M.C.A. 34, 35: Shortllancl Assistant 37: Twelfth NigI1t g Intramural Soccer. lllater Polo. Swimming. JACQUES H. FOX A.B. Lzzugley fligh Beta Sigma: Theta Alpha Phi: Radio Club 35: French Club 373 'Band 34, 35. 36, 37: Spooks , :Crimson Revue . Shannons of Broadway , Scarecrow Creeps , Royal l amily g Intramural Cross-Country, Nlushball, Athletic Coun- cil 37. ROBERT E. FRAZIER A.B. 1Il!'A'L'L'.I' A'zn'L'.r fligh Iletzt Sigma: l'i Gamma Mu: Vtiebster 34, 35, 36, 37: Y.hI.C.A. 35, 36. Pres. 37: Student Council 37: Collegian Staff 35, 36: Radio Club 363 French Club 36: ln- tramural Volleyball: English Assistant 35, 36. 379 Education Assistant 37, Silli- man Prize 37. 1311 Tl-IE CLASS CDF THIRTV- SEVEN TWILA A. GATES B.S. in C. Grave City High Gamma Chig Philokalian 35, 36: Ouija Staff 365 Class Secretary 363 Commerce Club 35, 36, 375 W.A.A, 35, 36, 37. LOYAL L. GILLS ' B.S. in C. Cmvfe Cily High L'uive1'sity of Baltiinore 345 Commerce Club 35. 36, 37. ISABEL GILMORE A . B . llarrisvfille High Speedwell 34, 35. 36, 375 Latin Club 36: Science Club 36, 375 Biology Assistant 36, 37. HORACE D. GREGG B.S. Cfrnm' Cily lliyh Aclelphikosg VVebstc1' 36. 37: Science Club 35, 36, 375 Glee Club 37. NICHOLAS R. GULYAS B.S. South Piityblfrgh High Varsity Track 34. 353 Varsity Football 34. 35, 365 Science Club 35. 36g Radio Club 35. FLORENCE L. GUTELIUS B.M. lJIIII,!'.!'lIf!I7KlIIL?jl lligh Sigma Delta Beta, Philokalian 34, 35, 36, 375 Y.W.C.A. 34, 35, 365 Colnnial House Council 345 Schubert Club 34, 35, 36, 37, Choir 36, 375 Chorus 36, 37. -:s2- 1937 OU TI-IE CLASS GF TI-HRTV-SEVEN LOUISE D. HILL B.S. in C. fllI'l77Igf Cily lligh Gmnmu Chi: Speedwell 3-l, 35, 36, 37: V.W.C.A. 35, 36, llancllmolc Editor 373 Ouijn Smff 36: Collegian 35, 36, 373 Connnerce Club 35, 36, 373 German Club 341 W.A.A. 3-S, 35. 36, 375 Intramural Basketball. Ring Tennis. ALFRED Y. HOAGLAND B.S. G'ru'm.r Cily lligh licmiknsg Webster 34. 353 Science Club 34, 35, 36, 37: Class Vice President 37. JOHN A. HOGG B.S. lfutl 01' lliyh Slialccspezwe 34, 35, 36, 37g Kemikosz Athlviir Council 363 Council 36g Science Club 35. 36. 373 Ruclfo Club 35. 36, 37: German Club 35, 36. 37: 'l'welI':h Night . Where the Cross is Maile , Chemistry Assistant. PAUL E. HOGUE A.B. Fl'dIZA?IilZ fligh. Pi Gamma Mug Webster 34, 355 Chris- tian Service League 34, 35, V.M.C,A. 34. 35: Varsity Track 3-4, 36, 37. RUTH HOUK B.S. in C. IVe'zu Castle lligh Sigma. Kappa., Speedwell 34, 35. 36, 37: Commerce Club 36, 373 Pan-Hellenic Council Treasurer 37. A. LUISE HUEP B.M. Croffe Cily ffigh Gnnuna Sigma, Speedwell 34, 35, 36, 37: Schubert Club 34, 35, 36, 373 Glee Club 3-l. 35, Band 34, 35, 36, 375 Choir 36, 37g Orchestra 34, 35, 36, 37. OF PROGRESS Tl-IE CLASS OF TI-IIRTY-SEVEN CHARLES S. HUNTER Verona fligh Delta Iota Kappa. BERESFORD C. JEMMOTT B.S. Rosrzlle Puri: High Delta Iota Kappa, Intramural Tennis, S occer. FRANK W. JORDAN Z?e1ZfoNl Ifigh Editor, 1936 Ouija, Collegian 35, 36 Intramural Swimming, English Assistant J JACK KENNEDY B.S. in C. Urmu: Cily lligli Adu-Iphikosg Commerce Club 36. 375 Glee Club 375 Varsity 'l'1'ack 35, 36, 373 ln- tramurzil Swimming, Iiuslcetbztll, Mush- ball, Badminton, Asst. I3a.sketbz1ll Mgr. 35, Accounting Assistant 36, 37. ELEANOR E. KETLER A.B. 6'1'0'UB City High Gamma. Chi, Pliilokalinn 34, 35, 36, 37, Latin Club 36, 373 VV,A.A. 36, 375 Berkeley Square , May Queen 37. VIRGINIA L. KOHL A.B. 1Ilcl1'ce.rp01'l High Speedwell 3-I, 35. 36, 379 Collegian 35. 36, 37, Radio Club 35, 363 Latin Club 36, 37, VV.A.A. 35, 36, 373 Turtle Club 35, 36, 37: May Pageant 35, 365 Intru- mural Volleyball, Swimming, Ring'I'ennis. -34- 1937 OU Tl-IE CLASS OF TI-IIRTY-SEVEN MARIAN G. LECHNER A.B. lfullw' High Gaunmu Sigumg Speedwell 34. 35, 36, 375 Pi Gununa Mug Y.NV.C.A. 34, 35: l 1'uuufl1 Club 34, 35. 363 Gcrinzln Club 35, 363 Radio Club 35, 363 XV.A.A. 35, 363 Mixed Chorus 35, 36: llilminiiml Vol- leyball. Ring Tennis, Germain Aswistuut 36, 37, liuglish Assistant' 36, 37. FREDERICK MACKELL B.S. in C. Grmff' City lliyh llcta Sigma: Slizilceslpeawc 34, 35, 36, 37: Thutu Alplm llhig Conmicrcu Club 34, 35. 36, 37: Glue Club 37: Collegian 363 Stage Nzumger 35: Silas The Cltoru Boy . GORDON J. MASSEY B.S. fill'H'J'l'lll'1' Park High Kuluilcos: VVCllSlCl' 3-1: Svicnce Club 34, 355 Varsity 'Vmck 34, 353 lul1':m1u1'nl llamskuthull, Soccer, University ol' llcidel- bi-rar, Gcrnirxny, 36. OF PROGRESS -35- DAVID P. MCBRIDE A.B. New Caxila liiglz. lleta Sigmag Theta Alpha I'hig Pi Gamma Mug Radio Club 355 French Club 373 Spooks , A Bill of Divorcenu-rut . Hedda Gublcru, Silas The Chore Boy g linglish Assistant 37. JAMES G. MCCLELLAND A.B. Grove Cily ffigh Vlfebstei' 37g Y.M.C.A. 375 Christian Service League 375 Radio Club 35, 365 Science Club 345 Class Vice Prcsideut 365 lntrrimural Track, Swimming, Choir 36, 375 Glee Club 37. JOHN B. MCCLELLAND B.S. in C. Crowe Ciiy High Commerce Club 35, 37: Varsity Soccer 35. 36, 37g .lIll'l'2l.lllllI'3.l Swimming, Base- ball. THE CLASS OF THIRTY- SEVEN VIRGINIA H. MCCORMICK A.B. Hamer Falls High Geneva 345 Sigma Sigma. Sigmag Philo- kalizin 35, 365 Schubert Club 355 Science Club 36. BETTY L. MCCURDY B.S. in C. Grow! Cily lligfz Gamma Chig Speedwell 36, 373 Y.NV.C.A. 35, 36, 375 Commerce Club 35, 56, 373 W.A.A. 34, 35, 36, 375 Intramural Bas- ketball, Hockey. MARTHA L. MCKINLEY B.S. in C. Union fligh Gamma Chig Pliilokaliau 35, 36, 373 Commerce Club 35, 36, 375 1936 Ouijxt Staffg Y.VV.C.A. 34g Intramural Basket- ballg Commercial Assistant- 36, 37. f JAMES E. McMILLAN B.S. li uzzn.r Cify fligfb Pan Sophicg Kemikosg Athletic Council 36, 375 Science Club 34. 35, 36. 375 liand 34, 35, 365 Orchestra 34, 355 Inter- Fraternity Council 375 Varsity Ilasket- ball 34, 355 Varsity Tennis 35, 365 Crim- son Revue 34, 355 Chemistry Assist:u1t5 Class President 375 junior Prom Com- mittee Chairmang Senior Orator. JOHN G. McNULTY B.S. Volrwt High. Kemikos5 Science Club 34, 35, 36, 37. HAROLD D. MELZER A.B. Fall: Creek High Christian Service League 355 Intrzmuxml llorseshoes, Baseball, Mushball. -36- 1937 OU Tl-IE CLASS CF Tl-HRTY-SEVEN ELWYN E. MENDENHALL B.S. G'rnzfi: City lligh Kemikos, Science Club 34, 35, 36, 37, Radio Club 37, Band 34, Intramural Tennis, Swimming, Psychology Assistant 36, 37, Physics Assistant 37. MARY V. METZGER A.B. L'lI.l'f0lZ lligk Sigma Delta lleta, Theta Alpha Phi, l'hilokalian 34, 35, 36, 37, Y.W.C.A. 34, 35, 36, Science Club 34: Radio Club 35: French Club 36, 373 llouse Council 36, 37 3 Intramural Ilockey 3 Berkeley Square , Shannons of Broadway . Admit and Eva , 'l'hree Pills in a Hot- tie , lflnglish Assistant 37. LUTHER E. MILSPAW B.S. tblllylll' Gruvm flfgh Vl'ebsler 34. 35, Science Club 34, 35, 36. 37: German Club 36, Radio Club 37, Choir 3-1. 35, Student Council 36, lntra- mural Soccer, Mushbnll, Ilantlball g Spooks , Physics Assistant 36, 37. MARGARET L. MONTGOMERY A.B. Crzmu Ciiy flight Speedwell 34, 35, 36, 37, VV.A.A. 34, 35, 36. 37, V.W.C.A. 34, Orchestra 3-1, 35, 36, Choir 36, 37, Latin Club 3-S, 37, French Club 36, 37, Intramural Basket- ball, Tennis, Hockey. L WALLACE W. MORGAN A.B. lrzgram High Beta Sigma, Welvster 34, 35, 36, 37, l-'i Kappa Delta, Theta Alpha Phi, Y.M, C.A. 34, 35. 36, 37, Christian Service League 34, 35, 36, 373 Science Club 35, Radio Club 36, 37, Class President 36, Varsity Debate 34, 35, Varsity Track 34, 35, Intramural Soccer, Basketball, The Intruder . ALBERT J. MOR! B.S. .blfllliillild fligh Science Club 34, 35, 36, 37, Varsity Football 35, 36, 37: Intramural lland- ball, liaseball, Basketball. OF PROGRESS ..37-. TI-IE CLASS CDF Tl-HIQTV-SEVEN KENNETH G. MORRIS B.S. flar-Hrnf High Epsilon l'i: VVebsfe1' 34. 35, 36, 371 KemIkos, Y.M.C.A. 34, 35, Science Club 36, 37, Varsity Track 35, Intra- mural Swimming, Soccer, Basketball Mushhall, Band 34. 35, 36, Choir 35, 36. RUTH L. MORTON B.M. 6' l'tlL'kBlI7'ill,,Q'L' lligh Philokalian 34, 35, 36, 37, Pi Gamma Mu, Y.WV.C.A. 3-4, 35, 36, 37, Schubert Club 34, 35. 36, 37, W,A.A. 34, 35, sa, 37, House Council 35, Choir 35, 36, 37, Mixed' Chorus 36, Orchestra 36, 37, In- tramural Ilockey 34, 35, 36. CORNELIUS P. NAUGHTON East Onzfzge fligh. Delta Iota Kappa, Class President 34, Varsity Tracld 34, Football 35. ANNA L. NEGRI B.S. in C. Grown Cily High Gamma Sigma, Spccclwull 36, 37, Cmn- merce Club 35. 36, 37, Intramural Ring: Tennis, Commercial Assistant 36, 37, W.A.A. 36, 37. JOHN W. NICKUNI B.S. 1Vw'1'w' flight Epsilon l'i, Int'u1'-l r:1lcrnity Council 37, Varsity llaskuthall 34, 36, Varsity Foot- ball 36, lntramural Nluslmbull. GERALDINE H. NICOLLS B.S. in C. C'!IIllIL'lIllf? i!fU lligh Sigma Kappa, Speedwell 34, 35, 36, 37: Y.VV.C.A, 34, 35, 36, 37, French Club 34, 35, Commerce Club 35, 36, 37, Radic- Cluh 36, lntranlural Volleyball, Basket- hall. -3S- 1937 OU Tl-IE CLASS OF THIRTY-SEVEN DAVID 0. NORDSTROM G'1'u7v: Cily High lletu Signm5 .lntrzunnratl Bzlslcetbull. JOHN P. OLLOMAN A.B. Srrlcmf flight Van Sopbicg Webster 35, 375 First Place Orzttoricztl Contest 345 Class President 355 French Club 35. 365 Y.M.C.A. 345 Ivy Day Orntor 36, 375 Choir 34, 35, 36. 375 lizisketbull Manager 365 Ouij.1 Staff 365 lntranntrul 'l'ennis5 Adam :md Eva , Crimson Revue . HAROLD K. PARKER A.B. fhfllllklfll High Webster 355 V.M.C.A. 355 Assistant llzlsketgbull Nlzxnztger 355 lntramurztl Soc- cer, Volleyball, lln.seball5 Varsity Track 35, 36, 37, Football 35, 37. OF PROGRESS THOMAS B. PATTON B.S. Olney ffigh Temple University 345 Shakespettre 36, 375 Athletic Council 375 Varsity Track 35, 365 Varsity Football 35, 36, 375 Y.M.C.A. 365 German Club 36, 375 Men's Glee Club 36, 375 Intramural Swimming, VVa.ter Polo. ROBERT K. PEFFER A.B. xfmbriflgc .High Delta Iota Kappag Vtfebster 35, 36, 375 Varsity Debate 355 Student Council Vice President 35, President 36, Treztsurer 375 Intramural Baseball. FREDERICK E. PICKENS B.S. in C. ll1d7'i2ll7Jil!6 lligh Pun Sophic5 Inter-Fraternity Council 36, Treasurer 375 Commerce Club 34, 36, 375 Science Club 355 Intramural Mushball, l-Baseball, Soccer, Basketballg Varsity Soc- cer 37. ?' THE CLASS OF Tl-IIRTV -SEVEN RALPH W. RANKIN B.S. 1l1cKee:y7ort H igh Muskingum College 34, 353 Science Club 36, 375 Kemikos. H. ADELAIDE RAY B.M. Grove City High Sigma Kappa, Speedwell 34, 35, 36, 373 V.W.C.A. 35, 375 Schubert Club 34, 35. 36, 375 Orchestra. 34. 35, 36, 37, Choir 34, 35, 36, 37, Chorus 36, 37. REBECCA P. REEVE A.B. Clenrjelri High Phi Sigma Chi, Philokalirm 34, 35, 363 Y.W.C.A. 34, 35, 36, 375 House Council 343 Choir 35, 36, 37, Dead of .Night g Athletic Council 365 VV.A.A. 34, 35, 36, 37, Turtle Club 36, 373 Intramural Ten- ms. MURRAY C. REITER, Jr. A.B. Bethel lligh llefa Sigma, Webster 34, 35, 36. 37, Y.M.C.A. 34, 355 Student Council 37: Science Club 353 French Club 36, 37: 1'nte1'-l+'rate1'nity Council 36, 375 Varsity Track 36. 37, Iut1':unurL1l Soccer, Has- kctball, llaseball. IDA R. REYNOLDS A.B. Crave City High Gamma Sigma., Speedwell 3-lg Science Club 35, Latin Club 36, 373 German Club 36, 37, Iutramurzil llusketlmll . MARY E. REYNOLDS A.B. Grove City High Ganuna Sigma, Speedwell 34, 35. 36, 373 Intramural Hockey. 1937 OU A Tl-IE CLASS OF Tl-IIRTY-SEVEN DONALD E. RHODES A.B. XVMU f'11.rfl1: High Nu l,:unbc.laL Phig Slmke:-spcnrc 35. 36, 375 Pi Gamma Mug lluncl 3-15 Science Club 34: Intramural liusclmll, Tennis, Soccer, Mushlmllg lnler-l r:1l'c1'nity Council 37. MILDRED B. RIGGLE A.B. 7'ar1'11lu111 High Phi Signizx Chi5 Philokalian 34, 55, 36, 37: Class Trcasurcr 375 VV.A.A. 35, 36, 37. EDWARD W. RODISCH A.B. f1I'L7IIA'f!1lYl High Christian Service League 34, 35, 36, 375 Varsity Truck 3-l, 35, 36, 375 Intramural Soccer, Basketball. 'ill My PROGRESS CURTIS C. RUFF B.S. .S'lif1pe1'jf RUM' lligfz Epsilon Pig Kemikosg Science Club 34 35, 36. 375 German Club 365 Illvill'-ITTZI: tcrnity Council 375 Chemistry Assistan 36, 375 lntrzxmural Swimming, Tennis. MARTHA J. RUPERT A.B. 1'We7't67' lligfl, Sigma Sigma Sigmag Pi Gamma Mu Philokalian 35, 375 Y.XV.C.A. 36, 37 House Council 375 Latin Club 36, 37 French Club 36, 375 Choir 365 May Pageant 34 5 Intramural Basketball Mi nonetteu 4'Aclam and Eva , Silas Q' . The Chore Boy . ELROY M. SAYERS A.B. Sfonebnro High Intramural Swimming. Horseshoes. Tl-IE CLASS OF THIRTV- SEVEN ROBERT E. SCHOCH B.S. in C. DIlHI1i.F High Commerce Club 34, 35, 36, 375 Collegian Business Stall' 353 Advertising Manager l936 Ouijag Varsity Football 34, 35, 36, 375 lI'ltl'21I'l11ll'8.l Volleyhall5 Accounting Assistant 36, 37. HOWARD N. SCOTT B.S. Eullw' lfigh Nu Lambda l'hi5 Kemikos 35, 36, 375 Science Club 34, 35, 36, 375 Football, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball. LUCILLE J. SCOTT A.B. Kane High Delta Omega Rl1o5 Pi Gamma Mug Philo- kzllizln 34, 35, 36, 375 Student Council 365 House Council Secretary 36, Presi- dent 375 Pan Hellenic Council 37. ELI J. SHAUGHNESSY B.S. in C. l'f!c'41irM High. Delta. Iota Kappug Commerce Club 34, 355 Intramural Ilandhall, Tennis, Swim- ming. Soccer, I Iorsesh oes. ROBERT W. SHERAW B.S.in C. fl ltoona High Pan Sophicg Commerce Club 34, 35, Treas. 36, Pres. 375 Inter-Fraternity Council 375 Athletic Council 34, V. Pres. 355 Shakespeare 345 Asst. Football Mgr. 355 Commerce Assistant 36, 375 Intra- mural Soccer, Mushball, Baseball. ALICE J. SHIMP A . B . Szmrly Lake High Gamma Sigmag Pi Gamma Mug Speed- well 35, 36. 375 May Pageant 36: Intra- mural Basketball. -42- 1937 OU IJA TI-IE CLASS GF Tl-IIRTY-SEVEN MARGARET N. SIMPSON A.B. lx'il1'mmf11g High l'i Gununu Mug Speedwell 34, 35, 36, 373 Ilnusc Council 36, 375 Associate liclitol' 15011.-gun Ao, 37, V.W.C,A. 34, ss, 36, 373 W.A.A. 36, 375 Int1':uuu1'u.l Valley.- Imll, Ring Tennis. PAUL R. SMITH A.B. Cnlvwr fllilihlry flftlfffllly Hem Signing Vllelislci' 36, 375 Cheer- IVIILICI' 3-I, 35, 36, 375 Collegian SI, 35, 36. 37, Y.M.C.A. 3-I, 35, 36, Science Vlulz 34, Radio Club 35. 363 liaml 3-I. 35, 36, 373 Choir 36, 37, lntrzamural 'Ill'ilCIi, liasketball, liuclminlong Cut und Canary , Hlierlceluy Square . Crimson Revue 34. 35, Dead of NigI1t', Hlledda fIlLIllC'I'U. The Valiant , Silas The Cluwe llnyn. THELMA I. SMITH B.S. in C. 1IlL'r1'1.'l' lfigfz Y.W.C.A, 37, Commerce Club 37. PROGRESS BARBARA M. SNOW A.B. lvouhartcr Vlfast High Gamma Chi, Y.VV.C.A. 35, Collegian 34, 355 French Club 34, 35, 36, 37, W.A.A. 34, 35, 36, Pres. 37, May Pag- eant 34. 35, 36, 375 Crimson Revue 34, 35, Honorary Basketball, Hockey 3-I, 35, 36, 37, Intramural Basketball, llockey, Swimming, Volleyball, Athletic Assistant 3-I. 35, 36, 37. ESTELLA B. STAMBAUGH B.S. in C. .ffhurazl fligh Theta Alpha Pig lll1ll.0liII.ll2I.ll 345 'x'.VV. C.A. 3-I, 35, 36, 37, Commerce Club 34, 35. 36. 37: Pan Hellenic Council Pres- ident 37, Vzzrsity Basketball, Hockey, 35, 36. 37. DONALD E. STEWART B.S. in C. Nazi! Bfftfzlehavllv ffigh Pan Sophie, Collegian 35, Adv. Mgr. 36, Bus. Mgr. 373 Commerce Club 34, 35, 36. 373 Student Council 34g C1'in1son Revue 34, Intramural Soccer, Ilandball, Tennis. Tl-IE CLASS OF Tl-IIRTY-SEVEN HERBERT R. STEWART B.M. G'1'az'e City lligh Shakespeare 35, 36, 375 Schubert Club 35, 36, 375 Glee Club 345 Choir 35, 36, 375 Intralnural Tennis 35. 36, 37, Swim- ming 34, 35, 36, Coach 37. EMILY T. SWANSON B.S. in C. .4.vf1i11'zur1ll High Delta Delta 'I'au5 Speedwell 35, 36, 375 Y.lN.C.A. 34, 35, 36, 375 Commerce Club 34, 35, 36, 375 Pan Hellenic Coun- cil 36. WILLIAM S. TINDALL A.B. 1116117105116 High Bela Sigma5 Theta Alpha Phig Radiu Club 355 French Club 36, 375 Stage Manager 34, 35. JAMES W. TURNER B.S. Ellwnrlri City High Adelphikos 5 Inter- Fraternity Council Pres. 375 Science Club 34, 35, 36, 375 lIli1'21IIlllT3.l Tennis. RUTH C. WAGNER A.B. l r1:fZo1zi1z Vorrzliourzl Delta Delta Taug Speedwell 34, 35, 36, 375 Pi Gamma Mug Pi Kappa Delta: Y.XfV.C.A. 365 Varsity Debate 36, 37: Science Club 355 Latin Club 36, 37. DOROTHY J. WALKER B.S. in C. Hullw' High l'i Gamma Mug Speedwell 35, 36, 375 Y.W.C.A. 34, 35, 36, 375 House Council 36, 375 Commerce Club 34, 35, 36, 37. -444 1937 OU THE CLASS OF Tl-IIRTY-SEVEN VIRGINIA E. WALLACE B.S. in C. ,'V1. m Cusffe High Wooster 345 Speedwell 36, 375 Y.VV.C.A. 36, 375 Iutrauuwnl lizislietlmll 35, 36, 37 FLORENCE WEAVER B.S. in C. Srnlff fffgh l'hi Sigma Chi: Philokailiun 34, 35, 36 375 Y.W.C.A. 3-Ig Commerce Club 34, 35. 36. 379 VV.A..A. 37. JACK N. WELCH B.S. Grrmc Chy High SIi:xIcespu:.u'c 34, 373 Glue Club 37 Chorus 36, 373 Inirauiurnl Swimming Tennis. MARY L. WHEELER A.B. Cuba High Theta Alpha Pig Pliilokalizui 34, 35, 36: House Council 36, 373 Student Council 375 Y.NV.C.A. 34, 35, 36, Frenxh Club 35, 36. 375 May Pagezlnt 36. HENRY H. WIESB4-XUER A.B. Eric Acmiemy High Geneva College 345 Collegian 35, 36, 375 Intramural Ilorseshoes, Volleyballg Shan- nons of Iiroadwayv. THOMAS R. WILSON B.S. -... Ellwoozi City ffigb Pan Sophicg Science Club 34. 35, 363 Crimson Revue 34, 353 Band 34, 36, Radio Announcer 36, 37. ' haf 'TW' OF PROGRESVS Q -9- CALVIN WINDER B.S. J. I 'ala 111 H igh Scicncc Club 355 Intrzumwral Tun GEORGE J. WIRT B.S. Cmzzpa Hill High nls. Science Club 36, 375 Intramural Blseball. lege. I 9 FRANCES M. WRIGHT B.S. Crnvfu City ffiyh Gamma Sigma: Science Club 3-I. 35, 36. 37g W.A.A. 34, 35, 36, 37: 'I'urll': Club 35. 36, 375 Class Scm'et1L1'y 373 May Pageant 54, 35. 36: Ilonorary Basketbzlll 34. 35, 36, 375 Hockey 34, 36. 373 Mush- ball 363 Intramural Ilaskctlmll. Volley- ball, Mushball, Swimmingg :Xth1eLif: As- sistant 36, 37. HARRY W. BASHLINE B.S. Uruvfc Cily High I'un Sophie, Science Club. CHARLES SNODGRASS B.S. in C. fn1nc.rln1wz H igh Adelphikosg C0mmc1'ce Clubg Thiel Cul- -46- 1 F R ED M I LL E R B.S. .'IlurcL'r H igh Swinnning, Tmclc. 9 3 7 O U IJA SEINIICDI2 CLASS CGMMITTEES GENERAL EXECUTIVE CGMMITTEE General Chairman Finance - - Cap and Gown - Commencement Memorial - Invitations JAMES MCIVIILLAN MILDRED RIGGLE - DONALD STEWART WALLACE MORGAN BERESFORD JEMMOTT - JACK KENNEDY COMMITTEE MEMBERS lfillrlllfl' NIILDRED RIGGLE ESTELLA STAMBAUGH TWILA GATES ROBERT SHERAW ROBERT SCHOCH Cllllllllc'llL'1 llln'llf WALLACE MORGAN ARLENE ANDERSON REBECCA REEVE JOHN OLLOMAN ALFRED HOAGLAND OF PROGRESS f11z.'ff11!i111l.r JACK KENNEDY ELEANOR KETLER GERTRUDE ERHARD JACQUES FOX 1Uf:11111ri1Il BERESFORD JEMMONTT ADELAIDE RAY ALBERTA CROYLE LUTHER MILSPAW CURTIS RUFF Cup 111111 ffIl7Ull DONALD STEWART MARTHA RUPERT ..-.. -WL TWO YEAR STUDENTS JEAN B. ALLEN Grmle Cily High Speedwell 36, 375 Choir 36, 375 llasket- ball 36, 37. OLIVE L. BARTHELMEH fl mzlnzz fligh Sigma Delta Pl1i5 Pliilolcaliaii lf 37 Y.W.C.A. 365 Commerce Club 3 I'liree Pills in a Bottlev. BETTY V. BEDELL b'rw1!'zunod fliglr Delta Omega Rhog Commerce Club 375 VV.A.A. 36, 375 May Pageant 36. 36, ELEANOR L. BRUMBERG h'1'mfl'jmr! lligh Philokalian 365 V.NV.C.A. 36, 37 Com merce Club 36, 375 Mixed Chorus 36 37 Intramural Basketball. VIRGINIA G. CARRUTH fj7'0'Z!1J City fligfl. Gamma Chi5 Commerce Club 36, VV.A.A. 36. 375 Turtle Club 36, lnlramural Tennis, Swimming. 375 375 JANE E. COLCORD Por! fllldgllll-'V ffigh Delta Omega Rhog Pliilokalian 36 37 V.W.C.A, 36, 375 Commerce Club H JANICE M. CONN zlpolla High Sigma Delta. Pbi5 Pliilokaliali 36, 375 Commerce Club 36, 37. RUTH E. COUNCILL Parry fligh Speedwell 375 Orchestra 375 IuL1.L1nu11l Tennis. -48- 1937 OU CLARA E. ELDER Sfomxburo High Commerce Club 375 Illl'l'2lllllll'L1l Volley- hall. B. LOUISE GESS lfelle Vcwmn High Cmmnerce Club 36, 37. VIRGINIA Nl. GREGORY Jlinyv .fmmfion lligh Theta Alpha Pig Philokaliun 36, 37. BERNICE J. HA BETTY L. GRIFFITH YUM' fligfz Delta Omega Rho, Plxilokaliau 365 House Council 36. LL 6'l'U7ll.' Cf!-11 fffgh Commerce Club 36, 375 Int leyball. rumurnl Vol- ADELE B. HENDRYX Cuba fligh Theta Alpha Pig Philokalian 36, 373 Commerce Club 36, 37. JEAN HUMPHREY Slippery Rock High Theta Alpha I'ig Commerce Club 37. OF PROGRESS FLORENCE E. KELLER Sheffeld High Speedwell 36, 373 Collegian Staff 375 Radio Club 36, 375 W.A.A. 36, 37, lutramural Tennisg Orchestra, 36. -49.. TWO YEAR STUDENTS TWO YEAR STUDENTS MARGARET R. L0 BUONO Buffer fligk Commerce Club 36, 375 Intramural Vol- leyball, Basketball. SYLVIA M. PEDEN Speedwell 3 Grnmz City High 6, 375 Commerce Club 363 Orchestra 36, 37. IRENE L. ROSSI eylljllfgl' Trzfcffzxlzijb High Commerce Club 363 W.A.A. 36g Iutm- m ural llnckey, Basketball. BERNICE R. SPEARS G1-0114: Cily High Gzlmnm Sigmag Speedwell 37. BETTY P. STANLEY Oi! City High Sigma Kappag Commerce Club 375 In- tramural Basketball. HELEN M. TAYLOR Ilfarrer H igh Sigma Kappag Commerce Club 37g May Pageant 36. VIRGINIA M. THOMPSON East 1I!clx'ce.r11r11'l High O Theta Alpha Pig Commerce Club 36, 37. WILMA I. WALLACE N nrlll Bfzuzwl- H igh Speedwell 373 Y.W'.C.A. 37: House Council 37. JEAN L. WILLIAMSON Uvwzue City fffgb Speedwell 373 Choir 37. MARTH A B. WOLSTONCROFT Gram, Cily H lyk Gamma Chip I'I1ilok:Llizu1 365 Commerce Club 37. -50- 1937 OU JLJNIQRS JUNIOR PIQCDIVI COMMITTEE JOHN CHATHAM, Chairman EMILY HARSHAW JOHN LEE CRANIER MARJORIE MCCUNE EDWARD IMBRIE -52- 1937 OUIJA JUNIOR CLASS CDFFICERS President - - ALFRED BILLINGTON Vice President HOWARD PASSMORE Secretary - EMILY HARSHAW Treasurer - EDWARD IMBRIE ALI-'lush I5ll.x.1Nc1'oN Ilowfum Ihxssxroxus Iimlm' I'IAusHAw Emwuun IMBRIF. Albion, Pa. Kittamning, Pa. Grove City, Pu. North Braddock, Pa. OF PROGRESS -53- CLSQSS OF THIRTY - EIGHT DONALD AITKEN Erie, Pa. ALLEN ATKINSON Erie, Pa. THOMAS AUSTIN Erie, Pa. JOSEPH BAIR Greensburg, Pa. CLARA BARBER Avon, New York GEORGE BARN ES Titusville, Pa. LOUISE BIGLER Albermarle, North Carolina CHARLES BLACK Erie, Pa. W. LESTER BONNER Kennerdell, Pa. ELIZABETH BODENHORN Verona, Pa. ARIMATHEA BOVARD New Castle, Pa. GEORGE BRUNER Grove City, Pa. -54' 1 937 OU MARYLOU BURKART New Castle, Pa. MURIEL BURTON Slippery Rock, Pa. BETTY CASEY Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN CHATHAM Pittsburgh, Pa. 'ASS OF THIRTY JOHN CALDERWOOD Grove City, Pa. EUGENE CAMPBELL Chicora, Pa. WALLACE CHRISTLEY Grove City, Pa. JOE CIOCHETTO Forestviile, Pa. 'EIGHT IVAN CARBAUGH Rimer, Pa. HELEN CARPER Roaring Spring, Pa ELIZABETH COBLER Conneaut Lake, Pa. MERTON COE Attica, New York OF PROGRESS CLS-ASS OF THIRTY - EIGHT DOROTHY COOKSON Grove City, Pa. OLA COOPER Butler, Pa. BETTE CORNING Dormont, Pa CORWYN COU LTER Butler, Pa. JOHN COVODE Ingram, Pa. JOHN CRAMER North Braddock, Pa. MARY CROCK Jerome, Pa. ISABELLE D'ARCANGELO Grove City, Pa. HERMAN DIEHL Butler, Pa. RUTH DIERKEN Karns City, Pa. MARTHA DIETRICH Franklin, P 3. VIRGINIA DONALDSON Pittsburgh, Pa. -56- 1 937 CU WM. JAMES DUFF Darlington, Pa. JAMES DUGAN Grove City, Pa. RICHARD FLENNER Kittanning, Pa. RAYMOND GEISER Beaver Falls, Pa. OF PROGRESS 'ASS OF THIRTY-EIC BARBARA EILER Titusville, Pa. EDWARD ERNST Sharon, Pa. ROBERT GENTI LE Homestead, Pa. HAROLD GEORGE Grove City, Pa. HT LAWRENCE FAIVRE Grove City, Pa. GEORGE FEZELL Beaver, Pa. HELEN GOULD Grove City, Pa. MARK GRAHAM Grove City, Pa. CLSQSS OF THIRTY - EIGHT WILMA GRATZ Bellevue, Pa. BERNICE HAMILTON Grove City, Pa. DOROTHY HANNA Oil City, Pa. MARGARET HARMON Grove City, Pa. JAMES HARTLEY Grove City, Pa. RALPH HARTMAN Shaler Township, Pa. GERALD HAY Grove City, Pa. IRWIN HECHT New Kensington, Pa. EUGENE HEETER Caliensburg, Pa. CAROL HENDERSON Leechburg, Pa. VERA HILL West View, Pa. ROSS HOUSTON Harrisville, Pa. I -fss- 1 937 OU CL RICHARD T. HOWE Wilson, Pa. MARIAN HUGHES Wilkinsburg, Pa. DAVID KAIN Philadelphia, Pa. BRUCE KAMMERDIENER Mosgrove, Pa. 'ASS OF THIRTY-EIGHT DAVID HUNTER McCleIlandtown, Pa. JOHN C. JAMISON Butler, Pa. WALTER KELLEN Butler, Pa. MARGARET KILMER Butler, Pa. HENRY C. JOHNSON Mercer, Pa. WILLIAM O. JOHNSON Callery, Pa. ELINOR KING Kittanning, Pa. NEVIN G. KOCH Rimersburg, Pa. OF PROGRESS -59- CLASS AOF THIRTY f EIGHT FRED LADERER Evans City, Pa. REEVES LANGDON Mercer, Pa. ELIZABETH LEE Oakmont, Pa. JOSEPH LEFLER Grove City, Pa. NORMAN LEFLER Grove City, Pa. LOUIS LERNER New Castle, Pa. MAX LINDQU IST Endeavor, Pa. WILLIAM MacDONALD Johnsonburg, Pa. BERNARD MARKWELL Brackenridge, Pa. GLENN MARSHALL Van, Pa. JANE MARTIN Saltsburg, Pa. WILLIAM MASSING Erie, Pa. -50- 1937 OUIJA CLIFFORD MATHIS New Brighton, Pa. LEORA McCOMMON Volant, Pa. ELMER MEIER Harrisville, Pa. JAMES MERRIMAN Beaver Falls, Pa. OF PROGRESS ASS OF THIRTY'EIG MARJORIE McCUNE West View, Pa. JOHN McCURDY Grove City, Pa. GEORGE MYERS McKeesport, Pa. RALPH MYERS Sandy Lake, Pa. HT ELEANOR McDOUGAL Farrell, Pa. SARA McKEE Grove City, Pa. GEORGE MITCHELL Butler, Pa. JOHN MONTGOMERY Grove City, Pa. CLASS OF THIRTY - EIGHT RUTH MONTGOMERY Grove City, Pa. JAMES F. MOORHEAD Zelienople, Pa. JEROME MORRIS Midland, Pa. WILLIAM MOSER Butler, Pa. IRVIN MUIR Elranchton. Pa. DOROTHY MURRIN Butler, Pa. ALICE NEISER Cleveland, Ohio LUCILLE NORDSTROM Grove City, Pa. LOUIS NORMAN Natrona, Pa. W. F. O'MAHONY Mercer, Pa. AUSTIN O'TOOLE Sharon, Pa. LOUIS PACITTI Monaca, Pa. 937 OU GEORGE PATTON Grove City, Pa. JEAN PATToN on City, Pa. HERMAN RODGERS Grove City, Pa. H UDSON ROSE Omaha, Nebraska SQSS OF THIRTY-EIGHT MARGARET REPINE Charleroi, Pa. CHARLES REYNOLDS Grove City, Pa. CHESTER SCHOLL Sharon, Pa. EDGAR SCHOLL Elizabeth, Pa. DORIS PIMLEY Er-ie, Pa. ELLIOTT ROBB Butler, Pa. MARGARET SEITZ Swissvale, Pa. JOHN SEYLER Butler, Pa. OF PROGRESS -63, CLASS OF CHIRTY- EIGHT MAXINE SHELLEY Kennerdell, Pa. CHARLOTTE SINGER Johnstown, Pa. MILDRED SMITH Pittsburgh, Pa. WILLIAM SMITH Butler, Pa. ELEANOR SNYDER Uniontown, Pa. DONALD STAHLNIAN Clarion, Pa. MILTON STEWART Grove City, Pa. GEORGE STICKLE West Orange, N. J. MILDRED TAIT Grove City, Pa. ESTHER UREY Grove City, Pa. THOMAS WALSON Dormont, Pa. HOWARD WALTERS Grove City, Pa. -64- 1 937 OU CLSQSS OF THlRTYfElGHT GERALD WASSER ANNA D. WATTS KENNETH WEBER Greenville, Pa. Canton, Ohio Tarentum, Pa MARGUERITE WATERMAN JACK D. WEAVER MARION WILSON Grove City, Pa. Crafton, Pa. Reynoldsville Pa OFP ALFRED TAYLOR Grove City, Pa. THELMA WILSON Ellwood City, Pa. ROGRESS VIRGINIA TOLBERT Munhali, Pa. SARA McKEE Grove City, Pa. CLSQSS OF THIRTY-EIGHT ANNA BAUER Harrisville, Pa. LUCILLE CAMPBELL Grove City, Pa. MARY CAMPBELL Grove City, Pa. LAURABELLE EAKIN Butler, Pa. 'OHN FORKER Grove City, Pa. ROBERT FREW Mercer, Pa. JAMES HARTT Mercer, Pa. TED HINDMAN Erie, Pa. THEODORE HINDS, Grove City, Pa. MARY JOLLY Parkers Landing, Pa. JACK KELLERMAN Cresson, Pa. ROBERT KERR Sandy Lake, Pa. CLINTON MOORE Sandy Lake, Pa. RUSSELL PALMER Kersey, Pa. ANNA QUIRIN Saint Clair, Pa. MARGARET RAY Saint Clair, Pa. CHARLES ROBERTS Perkasie, Pa. RAYMOND SMITH Pittsburgh, Pa. 1937 OUIJA THE SOP!-IOMORES P idt V P dt S ty T OF PROGRESS OFFICERS T611 - PAUL STICHT WAYNE M KEE CHARLES SCOTT PRISCILLA YOUNG Albright, Wm. R. Allen, James B. Allen, Jean Beth Allman, William Armor, Wm. G. Aronson, Max Bailey, Hazel L. Baird, Wm. A. Ballintine, Oscar Barbor, Verner L. Barnes, Howard l. Barthelmeh, Olive Beatty, Helen Bedell, Betty V. Benner, David E. Bernard, Dorothy M Bibri, Louis Bingham, Robert W Birsic, Rudolph J. Bish, Norma A. Book, Edward C. Boyce, Martha E. Briola, Richard M. Brown, Harry E., Jr. Brown, Harry J. Brown, Richard M. Brumberg, Eleanor Bruner, Leonard L. Brunton, Raymond G. Bryant, Alice M. Campbell, Grace Campbell, John B. Campbell, Ruth l. Carlson, Oscar S. Carroll, James R. Carruth, Virginia G. Carruthers, Jack S. Carver, Wm. E. CLASS ROSTER Caves, Dorothy P. Christie, Eva M. Clark, Frank C. Colcord, Jane E. Conn, Janice M. Coulter, Hannah L. Councill, Ruth E. Dawkins, Delmar C. Dennison, Donald J. DePonceau, Arthur O. Diehl, Philip John Eakin, Helen E. Eberle, Mary M. Edgar, Wm. John Edwards, Richard F. Elbel, Roy E. Elder, Clara E. Elder, Janet A. Elliott, Winifred O. Elverson, Frank Wm. Espey, George B. Espy, Robert F. Evans, Howard O. Evans, Nancy St. C. Fithian, David F. Freed, Jack Gaut, Homer B. Gess, B. Louise Gibson, Blanche E. Giles, Jack W. Gill, Donald P. Gilliland, Walter W. Good, Maribelle Gouldthorpe, Margaret Graham, Jack G. Grana, Jennie Gregory, Virginia Griffith, Betty L. -68 - 1 Hall, Bernice J. Hall, Ethel Harry, June Hauser, Jean E. Hawkins, Wm. M. Heck, Judson H. Heck, Willis A. Hendryx, Adele B. Hewes, Wm. D., Jr. Hobaugh, John R. Holland, Natalya E Horky, Ann Horton, Mary J. Hume, Robert E. Humphrey, Jean Humphrey, Wilbur Huskin, Beva K. Ifft, Bruce I. Jamison, Wm. J. Johnson, A. Hope Johnson, Esther Johnston, Wm. J. Jones, Gertrude A. Kahle, George W. Kaufman, Walter J Keller, Florence E. Kelly, Howard E. Kelly, Vincent Kelsey, Dorothy A. Ketler, George C. Kiel, Vera M. King, John A. Kirila, Andrew Knier, Earl W. Kriner, Eleanor Lamberton, Charles P Larson, Alfred J. Lary, James W. 937 OU Livermore, Robert LoBuono, Margaret Lowry, John B. Lucas, Joseph F. McBride, Katherine D. McCartney, Janice A. McCauslin, Gerald R. McComb, Frederick A. McCready, Madelene McCreary, Robert H. McCune, Ruth L. McKee, Wayne O. McMurdy, Paul F. MacDonald, William F. Mackall, Mary Jane Mackintosh, Betty M. Maddalena, Nicholas Manson, Wayne A. Marburger, Grace E. Marshall, Morna Jane May, James H. Mayhew, George C. Mechler, Dorothy M. Miller, Andrew Paul Miller, Doria P. Miller, Wm. Robert Mollenauer, Virginia Monroe, Wayne L. Morgan, James T. Morrow, Jean M. Mullen, Jack B. Murray, Russell A. Myers, Mary Jane Myers, W. Raymond Orth, Marion Palm, Leroy E. Patrick, Dale W. OF PROGRESS CLASS ROSTER Patterson, Frank G. Patterson, James W. Patterson, Robert A. Patton, Ruth M. Paxton, James E. Peden, Sylvia M. Pedicord, John C. Peffer, Martha E. Petach, Andrew M. Petach, George A. Peterson, Stanley A. Platt, Martha Jeanne Price, Oliver John Provance, David S. Ralston, Robert Reed, Alexander B. Reiber, Alvin F. Rhoad, George W. Rhoades, Lowell Rodgers, Jane H. Rose, Merrill W. Rossi, Irene L. Rossman, Anna Mary Sarver, Louise Schodlatz, Wm., C. Scott, W. Charles Scowden, Anne H. Shaffer, Wm. D. ' Shale, Ruth C. Shearer, George C. Shelby, Richard D. Shinkle, lvl. Alois Simons, Dorothy E. Simons, Nancy Simpson, William R. Slater, Florence C. Soppitt, Sally Kay Spangler, Jeannette Spears, Bernice R. Stancliff, Richard Stanley, Betty P. Steele, Betty Stein, Elizabeth Sticht, J. Paul' Stranahan, Chapman Strong, Marion Sullivan, Clara Taboni, Dominick Taylor, Betty Anne Taylor, Helen M. Thomas, Albert E. Thomas, Philip C. Thompson, James C. Thompson, Virginia Tokos, Joseph V. Uber, Charles C. Veach, Joan M. Veiock, lsodeen Vincent, Margaret Vogan, Paul V. Waechter, Harvey Wallace, Wilma Walters, Loyal H. Walther, James A. Wandrisco, Joseph Wells, Wm. B. Wilks, Robert K. Williamson, Jean Williamson, Louise Wilson, Isabelle Wineberg, Roy B. Wolstoncroft, Martha Womer, Wayne S. Young, Priscilla THE FRESHMEIXI CLASS GFFICERS President ------- GREER INIBRIE Vice President JAY CAMPBELL Secretary-Treasurer' BETTY HARNACK Student Council - VERNON THAYER -7o- 1937 OU Ackerman, Dorothy A'Hearn, Charles V. Allen, Jane Allen, Mary E. Allen, Sara C. Allison, Jean Anderson Anderson Anderson Ashbrook, Harlan L. James T. Ruth I. Catherine Aynardi, Mario J. Barnes, Pauline Barratt, Wm. E. Barton, Ethel L. Bastress, Florence Beach, Herbert, Jr. Beatty, James M. Beers, Roy A. Beggs, Wm. S. H Bernardo, Edward T. Bessmer, Elaine A. Black, Elisabeth L. Black, Jean M. Black, Mary E. Blair, Margaret E. Blair, Zelda E. Blodgett, Jean F. Boucher, Genevieve Bowman, Paul J. Braun, Earle P. Britton, Betty B. Bromley, Beverly J. Brown, Edith E. Brown, Lloyd G. Brown, Wm. C. Bryan, Margaret V. H. OF PROGRESS CLASS RQSTEI2 Buchanan, Robert Bullock, Ruth A. Burtner, Donald W. Burton, Jean A. Butler, Olive L. Callihan, Jayne L. Campbell, Jack S. Campbell, Jay Martin Campbell, M. Ruth Canning, Robert J. Carlson, Freda A. Carruthers, Charles E. Chattaway, Wrn. P. Christy, Louie Christy, Wm. P. Clark, Irene Claypool, Donald W. Clemens, Harry O. Clifford, Bronwen D. Cloos, Martha M. Cometta, Alliene B. Conner, Janet E. Constantine, Bessie Cook, Esther G. Covert, Caryl V. Cozad, Alta Ferne Craft, George S. Craig, Helen' L. Crane, E. Jean Criswell, Jane McK. Critchlow, Bernice l. Crooker, Ernest S. Crothers, Charles J. Davidson, Celesta E. Dean, Dorothy Deible, Sara UC. ..71- DeLong, Ruth DePrima, Joseph L. Dight, James S. Dight, James W. Dillon, Frances M. Dippel, Dorothy A Down, Wm. A. Drake, Harvey A. Drake, James E. Duffin, Albert E. Dumbroski, James Eberhart, Roberta Edwards, Agnes L. Edwards, Wm. L. Elder, Edgar J. Elliott, Fred W. Elliott, John G., J Ely, Betty L. Emery, John L. English, Fred A. Enlow, F. Baird Enslen, Gerald E. J. J. P. Ewalt, Theodore A. Exley, Betty Lee Farmer, Alice M. Fero, Donald B. Fetzer, Francis E. Filer, Enoch W. Findley, Jack H. Flanagan, Sara H. Forbes, James S. Forbes, Melvin L., Ford, James W. Fowler, Joseph E. Frantz, Sara A. Freas, John E. Furey, Ann Louise Gamble, Helen A. Gardner, Margaret V. Gibson, Ruth L. Giles, Paul M. Gilliland, Edith Jean Gilliland, Robert M. Gilliland, Russell C. Gilmore, Ethel M. Glasser, Louise G. Goodrich, Dorothy V. Gorman, Clyde E. Graham, Harriet R. Graham, John W. Graham, LaVerne P. Grande, Michael Angelo Gray, Carl C. Greenwood, Emilie L. Halstead, Harvey N. Hancher, Fanny E. Harnack, Betty Louise Hartley, Charles M. Hartman, Wm. H., Jr. Hauser, Mildred V. Headland, Howard L., Jr. Heasley, Ethel M. Heckathorne, Helen M. Heckman, Margaret A. Heilman, Helen C. Hershberger, Betty R. Hildebrand, Marjorie M. Hilliard, Jack H. Hoch, Paul A. Hogue, Glenn E. Hooker, Margaret G. Hosack, Gregg E. CLASS RQSTER Howell, Howard H. Hoyt, Margaret E. Hulbert, Ruth I. Hulett, Edythe G. Huskin, Mary E. Hyle, Laura L. lmbrie, Greer S. Jack, Lewis E., Jr. James, John D. Johnston, Edward K. Jones, J. Eleanor Kelly, James G. Kelso, Robert A. Ketler, W. Richard Kilgore, Evelyn I. King, Gaylord R. King, George J. Kinkead, Floyd A. Kinney, Alanson I. Kline, Fred H. Knoop, Stanley J. Kroh, Charles H. Laing, Doris J. Lancaster, Arthur L. Lang, Wm. H. Larkin, W. J. Lawson, Katherine A. Lechner, John H. Leiter, Virginia M. Lepley, Marianna Levergood, Eleanor Likens, James R. Lininger, Florence C. Logan, Verna Louise Lombard, John A. Long, James C. P. -72- 'l Lurtey, Margaret C. McAllister, Jean A. McCamey, Wm. J. McClelland, Robert K. McClintock, Elizabeth McCollough, Anita F. McCullough, Harry R. McDonald, Betty J. McDougall, Wm. J. McDowell, John L. McKibben, Margaret J McMaster, Jean B. McMillan, Mary Grace MacKinney, Jean A. MacTavish, A. Grace Maltby, Frederick L. Martin, John A. Mathis, John H. Mehler, John B. Mennell, Jean J. Miller, Albert G. Miller, Danforth P. Miller, Harvey A. Milslagle, Leetha Mitchell, Lois J. Mohney, Joseph P. Monroe, Lloyd R. Montgomery, R. Nell Montgomery, Thomas Moon, Dorothy J. Moon, Margaret H. Moore, Anne R. Moore, Henry S. Morgan, Margaret C. Morton, Elizabeth A. Murdock, Jchn A. R B 937 OU Myers, Helen M. Myers, Leon Newman, Betty J. Nickolich, Michael N. Nutt, Evelyn l. Offutt, Wm. F. Orr, Robert S. Osburn, Ellis L. Osman, Margaret E. Palmisano, Marie T. Parish, Dorothy L. Parker, Ella Louise Parker, James P. Parker, Jean E. Passarelli, Constantine Patterson, Maurice R. Patterson, Richard M. Perrine, Betty J. Perrine, Dorothy A. Pew, Harry P. Pilgram, Anna J. Plunkett, Imogene L. Poffinberger, Jane A. Polcyn, George R. Pond, J. Courtney Prager, Maxine L. Prather, Thelma E. Ramos, Jack M. Randolph, Wm. F., Jr. Renick, Hugh G. Reynolds, Charlotte E. Richardson, Anne L. Richardson, Georgeanna Riegel, June E. Robb, Sara L. Robinson, Donald H. Robinson, Kenneth E. OF PROGRESS CLASS ROSTER Robinson, Newton J. Ross, Harold W. Rowe, Wm. J. Russ, Esther J Ryhal, Claude W Saul, Wilma L. Scharfeld, Joseph H. Rupp, Jeannette M. W Schenck, Lawrence Scholl, Sara Virginia Shakley, Glenn H. Shaner, Virginia D. Shawgo, Willard E. Sheffer, Dewayne S. Shupe, George B. Sivoneck, Raymond E. Smeltzer, Dorothy E. Smith, Evelyn V. Smith, Guile V. Smith, Jack E. Smith, James B. Smith, James W. Smitley, Wm. C., Jr. Sneddon, Betty J. Snyder, Bernard J. Snyder, Richard L. Sowles, Paul L. Staley, James E. Stanford, Glenn N. Steele, James E. Steiner, Lois L. Stephens, Oscar T. Stewart, Marian M. Stitzinger, Ernest Strickler, Robert W. Stutzman, George D. Sybrant, Howard L. Taylor, Betty M. -73- Taylor, David Taylor, John A., Jr. Thayer, Vernon P. Thomas, Martha J. Thomas, Mary Allene Thompson, James Howard Thompson, Lois M. Throckmorton, Morford C. Tolbert, Evelyn M. Tribby, Harriet V. Trostle, Virginia R. Trustler, Mary Elizabeth Ulmer, Donald E. Unseld, Charles K. Urey, Merle A. Van Vleck, Robert T. Vierheller, Cora E. Viola, Emma E. Walker, Frances E. Walters, Helen C. Waterman, Milton H., Jr. Watson, Marguerite H. Weaver, Joanna Marguerite Weister, Virginia I. Weller, Doris M. Wells, Niles F. Westergren, Runee Carl Weymouth, Frances G. White, Betty Jean Whitesell, M. Betty Wild, Catherine R. Williams, Ethelwyn Wilson, Charlyne Wilson, Kirke C. Wilson, Tirzah E. Winner, Hal M. Winning, Marian C. u W D J LITERARY SGCIETIES . RELIGICDLTS GRGANIZATIONS RLIBLICATIQNS . MUSICAL ORGANIZATIGNS DEPARTMENTAL CLUBS . FRATERNITIES I-IONQRARV FRATERNITIES . SQRGRITIES 4 g,,, L C-T X . fi 'JAX N1 f' VI Xl. 1 L. -.- L. .J Q1 MX: ,ff w wk X -x-yi I, N F fr -tr! 4 ,Tl VU 1 2 , QQ I Iv ' E , lgl 9 w 1 15 I viryf' ' Qxkxf Xxf' 5 Aff 1 K l 'f YA- 4 W I I 1 V 1 5 J 4 KJ ,I i r ' ! J L. x I 1 I -'r n T. M. + 'M ELI ' I-L- 1 4 r - lx ,, I 1 Bti 'X ,Q 1 J l gkif' w I WEBSTER DEEATING CLUB Founded In 1878 Attorney Treasurer Reporter - President - Vice President Secretary - CDFFICERS U llflllh-, honor, and kflufcffvzigf' - HERNIAN RODGERS FREDERICK CUNINIINGS - LAWRENCE FAIVRE - PAUL BAUER - PAUL SMITH EUGENE CAMPBELL -7s- 1937 OU William Albright Oscar Ballentine Paul Bauer Harry Brown Rudolph Blrsic John Calderwood Eugene Campbell John Campbell MEMBERS Frederick Cummings Arthur DePonceau Lawrence Faivre Robert Frazier Jack Giles Horace Gregg Judson Heck Greer lmbrie OF PROGRESS William Wells Glenn Marshall James McClelland Lloyd McCurdy Wallace Morgan Austin O'Toole John Olloman Robert Patterson David Provance Charles Reynolds Murray Reiter Herman Rodgers Paul R. Smith Bernard Snyder Robert VanVleck Kenneth Weber Forrest Wells Sl-IfAxKESpEfAxRE LITERARY GLUE Founded M1879 First Semester DONALD RHODES JOHN HOGG GLENN AIKEN MARK GRAHAM OFFICERS President Attorney Treasurer Reporter -SO- Hlijf' wilhozzt X'11111uZc1iga ix liftlffln Second Semester - HOWARD CLOOS - TOM PATTON - GLENN AIKEN - MILTON WATERMAN 1937 OU Glenn Aiken Wm. Barratt Edward Book Richard Brown Donald Claypool Howard Cloos Harry Clemens Bronwen Clifford Elmer Duffy Baird Enlow Gerald Enslen James Forbes Joe Fowler Homer Gaut Robert Gilliland Walter Gilliland LaVerne Graham Mark Graham Carl Grays David Hewes John Hogg George Ketler Richard Ketler Floyd Kinkaid George Kohle John Lechner Max Lindquist John Lowry OF PROGRESS MEMBERS -31- Wayne Manson James Merriman Fred Mackell Harvey Miller Paul Miller Lloyd Monroe Wayne Monroe Jack Montgomery Russell Murray Thomas Patton John Peddicord George Rhoad Don Rhodes Chester Scholl Edgar Scholl William Shaffer George Shearer Ray Sivoneck Herbert Stewart Milton Stewart Howard Thompson Vernon Thayer Al Thomas James Walther Joe Wandrisco Milton Waterman Jack Welch Hal Winner SREEDWELI. LITERARY CLUB Founded In 1881 President - Vice President Secretary -- Treasurer Marshal Attorney Critics fn Ma bex! you Xvmw ln' true OFFICERS - MARY EDNA REYNOLDS - MARGARET MONTGOMERY - - ELEANOR SNYDER VIRGINIA WALLACE - ESTHER COOK - LOUISE HILL DOROTHY COOKSON RUTH PATTON -s2- 1937 OU Jean Allen Helen Beatty Louise Bigler Norma Bish Arimathea Bovard Margaret Bovard Eleanor Boyce Edith Brown Jean Burton Muriel Burton Hazel Buxton Grace Campbell Ruth Campbell Freda Carlson Eva May Christy Elizabeth Cobler Janet Conner Bessie Constantin Esther Cook Dorothy Cookson Ola Cooper Laurene Couler Ruth Council Celesta Davidson Sally Deible Martha Deitrich Frances Dillon Betty Down Roberta Drake Laurabelle Eakin Mary Elaerle Winifred Elliott Edith Fisher Jean Gilliland Ethel Gilmore Isabelle Gilmore Margaret Gouldth Jennie Grana Bernice Hamilton June Harry Ethel Heasley Louise Hill Ruth Houk Luise Huep Ruth Hulbert Mary E. Huskin Gertrude Jones Florence Keller OF PROGRESS MEMBERS S orpe Tirzah Wilson Vera Kiel Peggy Kilmer Virginia Kohl Katherine Lawson Marian Lechner Betty Lee Verna Logan Jane Martin Anita NlcColIough Leora McCommon Madeline McCready Betty McCurdy Eleanor McDougall Sara McKee Dorothy Mechler Peg Montgomery Ruth. Montgomery Ann Negri Alice Neiser Geraldine Nicolls Ruth Patton Sylvia Peden Betty Perrine Dorothy Perrine Adelaide Ray Ida Rose Reynolds Mary Edna Reynolds Margaret Repine Alice Jane Shimp Margaret Simpson Eleanor Snyder Bernice Spears Marion Strong Clara Sullivan Emily Swanson Mildred Tait Esther May Urey Margaret Vincent Jane Walker Ruth Wagner Virginia Wallace Wilma Wallace Marguerite Waterman Peggy Watson Betty Whitesell Jean Williamson Louise Williamson Isabelle Wilson Pl-Hl.QKfAxl.lfAxN Founded 1891 HIIIUFI' of the bemzliflzl and Me glllltlu President - - ELEANOR KETLER Vice President MARY METZGAR Secretary - - BETTY CASEY Treasurer JANE COLCORD -s4- 1937 OU Arlene Anderson Sally Allen Catherine Ashbrook Hazel Bailey Jean Black Mary E. Black Florence Bastress Jean Blodgett Kay Bryan Betty Briton Beverly Bromley Betty Casey Jane Coicord Ferne Cozad Jean Crane Alberta Croyle Alliene Cometta Dorothy Caves Ruth Dierkin Pat Donaldson Barbara Eiler Janet Elder Anne Furey Helen Gamble Blanche Gibson Louise Glasser Dorothy Goodrich Harriet Graham Dorothy Hanna Fanny Hancher Jean Hauser Vera Hill Peggy Hoyt Carol Henderson Peggy Heckman Edythe Hulett Eleanor Kriner Elinor King Peg Lurtey Virginia Leiter Kate McBride Betty McClintock OF PROGRESS MEMBERS Ruth McCune Marjorie McCune Jean McMasters Grace McMillan Jean MacKinney Betty Mackintosh Midge Metzgar Mary Jane Myers Virginia Mollenaur Betty Morton Dorothy Murrin Anne Moore Margaret McKibben Lucille Nordstrom Marion Orth Margaret Osman Dorothy Parish Martha Peffer Jeanne Platt Imogene Plunkett Jean Parker June Riegel Mildred Riggle Hettie Robertson Anna M. Rossman Anne Richardson Esther J. Russ Louise Sarver Lucille Scott Ruth Shale Lois Shinkle Dorothy Simons Jeannette Spangler Betty Steele Virginia Trostle Betty Taylor Alleen Thomas Cora E. Vierheller Frankie Weymouth Charlyne Wilson Betty Wilson Jane Poffinberger V, W. C. A. Founded In 1891 Drake, Reeves, Hill, Bryan, Casey VV8.tEl'I113.1'1, Walker, Simpson, Cooper, Morton -36- 1937 OUIJA CABINET QFFICEIQS President - ROBERTA DRAKE Vice President - - REBECCA REEVES Secretary - - KAY BRYAN Treasurer - - VIRGINIA WALKER Senior Representative - - MARGARET SIMPSON Junior Representative - BETTY CASEY Sophomore Representative WILMA WALLACE Faculty Advisor - - - MISS MOORE COMMITTEE CI-IAIRIVIEN Program - OLA COOPER Social - - - - GRACE KING Finance - MARGUERITE WATERMAN Membership - DOROTHY MARSHFIELD Missionary - - MURIEL BURTON Handbook - ----- LOUISE HILL Music - FLORENCE KELLER, RUTH MORTON 'v OF PROGRESS -97- V. M. C. A. CABINET Founded in 1891 President - Vice President - Treasurer - Secretary - - Program Chairman Publicity Chairman Editor of Handbook Fi'z1zie1', Hartley, Webei' Calderwood, Lindquist, Atkinson OFFICERS msg- 1 ROBERT FRAZIER JAMES HARTLEY ALLAN ATKINSON MAX LINDQUIST JOHN CALDERWOOD KENNETH WEBER - GEORGE KETLER 937 OU CHRISTIAN SERVICE LEAGUE Founded In 1912 OFFICERS President - - EDWARD RODISCH Vice President - - DAVID KAIN Secretary - - GERTRUDE JONES Treasurer - MURIEL BURTON Edith Brown Hazel Buxton Jean Burton James Carroll Harry Clemens Celysta Davidson Muriel Burton Bronwen Clifford John Diehl Martha Dietrich Baird Enlow John Elliot Carl Gray Natalya Holland Ruth Hulbert Greer lmbrie Gertrude Jones David Kain William Larkin OF PROGRESS MEMBERS -gg- James Long Sara McKee James McClelland Dorothy Mechler Albert Miller Leetha Milslagle Wallace Morgan John Montgomery John Pedicorol Betty Perrine Charles Reynolds George Rhoad Edward Rodisch Richard Snyder Lois Thompson James Walther Betty Whitesell Louise Williamson Dr. Purvis TI-IE CGLLEGIAIXI EDITORIAL STAFF 1936 1937 ROBERT JEWELL Editor-in-Chief JOHN CALDERWOOD JOHN CALDERWOOD - News Editor BERNARD MARKWELL MARGARET SIMPSON Assistant Editors CLARA SULLIVAN BERNARD MARKWELL Assistant Editors WILLIAM ELVERSON THOMAS AUSTIN Sports Editor THOMAS AUSTIN WILLIAM ELWOOD Chatter, Ill Wind EDWARD IMBRIE REPORTORIAL STAFF Jane Martin, Herman Rodgers, John Lefler, Louise Hill, Norma Bish, Margaret Repine, Vera Kiel, Virginia Kohl, Dorothy Ackerman, Larry Faivre, Trudy Erhard, Elizabeth Cobler, Henry Weisbauer, Florence Keller, Eleanor Snyder, Max Aronson, John Diehl, George Fezell, Joan Veach, Lois Thompson, Margaret Morgan, Sarah Ann Frantz, Jack Lombard, Judson Heck, Joe Fowler, Greer lmbrie. BUSINESS STAFF DONALD STEWART Business Manager JAMES MERRIMAN JAMES MERRIMAN Advertising Manager MILTON STEWART MILTON STEWART DONALD DENNISON MARY JANE MYERS BERNARD SNYDER JACK EDGAR JOHN McDOWELL Assistants Assistants Assistants Assistants Circulation Managers -90- 1 MARY JANE MYERS BERNARD SNYDER ELEANOR KRINER GEORGE PATTON JACK EDGAR JOHN McDOWELL 937 OU W'hen we entered school as a freshman, the school paper was more or less a campus joke. Al- ways in debt, always in trouble, it appeared to be headed for disaster. The abortive experiment with the daily left it practically finished financi- ally. But somehow the thin thread of life held. Since that time, the Collegian has shown tre- mendous improvement. This year, we are reaping the rewards of what previous editors have done. Students are actually asking to be put on the staff, where formerly they had to be begged. Iilessed with a tine group of news writers, ex- cellent features, and an etiicient business staff. we have tried to continue on the path of progress that has been established. News pictures, more fea- tures, six or eight pages every week instead of four, an aggressive editorial policy, improved typo- graphy, faster town delivery, and vitality of writ- ing are some of the things we have tried to achieve. Yours is the right to judge whether or not we have succeeded. JOHN CALDERWOOD, Edilar in Chief PROGRESS -91- Tl-IE CDUIJA On this page of the 1937 OUIJA, the editor and business 1111111- ager wish to express their sincerest thanks and appreciation to our Very loyal staff and faculty advisor. They have given us their 1111- tiring effortei in producing this year book. VVe hope the efforts of this staff have been well spent in presenting to the student body il book which we anticipate will not only afford it many pleasant liiemories of the past year now but will be an indelible account of the happiest and most sigiiificant events of this college year. -92- 1937 OU Editor-infChief Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Sophomore Assistant Editor EDITORIAL STAFF - HERMAN DIEHL BETTY CASEY - EDGAR SCHOLL - - FRED LADERER CHARLES SCOTT Secretary - - - - - VERA HILL Business Manager ------ JAMES MERRIMAN Advertising Manager - - - KENNETH WEBER Sophomore Business Manager ---- DONALD DENNISON Secretaries - - - EMILY HARSHAW, MARGARET SEITZ Faculty Advisor - - - - DR. CREIG S. HOYT OF PROGRESS -9 3- .LM SCHUEERT CLUB Founded ln 1896 OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester ADELAIDE RAY - President - RUTH MORTON RUTH MORTON - Vice President -GERTRUDE ERHARD LOUISE HUEP - Secretary - ADELAIDE RAY FLORENCE GUTELIUS - Treasurer - FLORENCE GUTELIUS FRANCES WALKER - Chaplain - RUTH DE LONG GERTRUDE ERHARD - Program Chairman LOUIS HUEP MEMBERS Joseph Bair Anna Bauer Pauline Barnes Raymond Bell Edward Book Edith Brown Olive Butler Lucille Campbell Helen Carper Elizabeth Cobler Bessie Constantine Lourene Coulter Mary Jolly Dorothy Kelsey Nevin Koch Morna Marshall Betty McClintock Madeline McCready Louise Parker George Polcyn Alex Reed Harold Ross Maxine Shelley Betty Ann Taylor Marguerite Weaver 1937 OU First Soprano- Jean Allen Edith Brown Margaret Hooker Mary Huskin Florence Lininger Betty McClintock Marian Orth Dorothy Perrine Adelaide Ray First Tenor- Greer lmbrie Bernard Markwell John Olloman Tl-IE CHOIR Directed Second Soprano- Lucille Campbell Lourene Coulter Bena Huskin Dorothy Kelsey Morna Marshall Betty Morton Second Tenor - James McClelland Thomas Patton Harold Ross By MR. MULTER First Alto- Ruth Bullock Betty Cobler Bessie Constantine Rebecca Reeve Dorothy Smeltzer Frances Walker Margaret Weaver First Bass- Edward Book John Pedicorcl Alex Reed Herbert Stewart Jack Welch Second Alto- Helen Carper Florence Gutelius Madalene McCready Margaret Montgomery Ruth Montgomery Ruth Morton Mildred Tait ' Second Bass- Joseph Bair Max Lindquist George Polcyn OF PROGRESS SCIENCE CLUB Founded in 1916 l c c President - ALFRED HOAGLAND Vice President - - ELWYN MENDENHALL Secretary-Treasurer - - ISABEL GILMORE The Science Club was organized to realize the added beneiit and stimulus to be derived from the free discussion of scientific principles, and the review of recent developments in the iields of science which concern the interpretntirin of established laws or have bearing upon modern industrial, social, and purely scientific prob- lCl1'lS.n -96- 1937 OUIJA Harry Amon Thomas Austin Oscar Ballentine George Barnes Herbert Beach Eleanor Boyce Leonard Bruner Robert Buchanan Donald Burtner Jean Burton Boyd Cass Joe Ciochetto John Cavode Mary Crock Charles Crother Celesta Davidson Robert Dickey Herman Diehl James Dugan Agnes Edwards Roy Elbel Edgar Elder Fred Elliot George Espey Lawrence Faivere Jack Findley Edith Fisher Isabel Gilmore Clyde Gorman Laverne Graham Jennie Grana Horace Gregg Howard Hammell Charles Hartley MEMBERS Ted Hindman Alfred Hoagland Paul Hoch John Hogg Richard Hoffman Ross Houston Robert Humes Gertrude Jones George Kahle Walter Kellen Robert Kelso Vincent Kelly Margaret Kilmer Gaylord King Larson Kinney Andrew Kirila Fred Kline Charles Kroh Charles Lamberton William Lang James Liken Gerald McCauslin John McDowell James McMillan Jane Martin John Mathis Fred Miller Paul Miller George Mitchell Lloyd Monroe Wayne Monroe William Moser Russel Murray Michael Nikalich Howard Passmore Edward Paxton Dorothy Perrine Preston Pew Ralph Rankin Hugh Rennick Lowell Rhodes Elliott Robb Donald Robinson Merril Rose Curtis Ruff Joe Scharfeld William Shaffer Jack Smith Paul Sowles Donald Stahlman Paul Sticht Marion Strong George Stutzman Alfred Taylor David Taylor Albert Thomas Philip Thomas Morford Throckmorton Joe Tokas Robert VanVlech Harvey Waechter Milton Waterman Niles Wells Calvin Winder Roy Wineberg Hal Winner George Wirt Dr, Hoyt Professor Woods Dr. Bennett Professor Harmon OF PROGRESS ,971 CQMMERCE CLUB Founded In 1919 QFFICERS President - - ROBERT SHERAW Vice President - BETTY CASEY Secretary - ALICE BRYANT Treasurer --------- MERTON COE Sergeant-at-Arms ----- FREDERICK CUMMINGS General Chairman of Advertising Exhibit - - GEORGE FEZELL Assistant Chairmen ---- KEN WEBER, FRED DIEHL FACULTY MEMBERS MR. F. H. SUMRALL MR. G. J. BRIDGES MR. W. G. COLLINGS MR. W. E. ALLEY ' MR. R. G. WALTERS MISS GERTRUDE FORD Miss KILCHENSTEIN -98- 1 937 OU Victor A'Hern Bill Albright Jane Allen Jean Allison Harlan Anderson James Anderson Ruth Anderson Wallace Anderson Olive Barthelmeh Ethel Barton James Beatty Betty Bedell Al Billington Jean Black Mary Esther Black Zelda Blair Jean Blodgett James Bonner Ed Bowden Richard Briola Harry J. Brown Richard Brown Eleanor Brumberg Alice Bryant Hazel Buxton MEMBERS Eugene Campbell John Campbell Ruth Campbell Robert Canning Freda Carlson Dorothy Carruth Virginia Carruth Ted Carruthers William Carver Betty Casey Dorothy Caves Frank Clark Martha Clowes Mert Coe Jane Colcord Janice Conn Esther Cook William Cooper Carol Covert Ferne Cozad Bernice Critchlow Robert Cross Charles Crothers Fred Cummings Delmar Dawkins Sally Deible Don Dennison Fred Diehl William Downs Merle Eakin Jack Edgar Janet Elder William Elverson Fred English Robert Espy Ted Ewalt Al Floyd John Forker Sara France John Freas Ann Furey Robert Gentile Harold George Blanche Gibson Ethyl Gilmore Dorothy Goodrich Margaret Gouldthorpe Jack Graham Michael Grande Emily Greenwood l ox1xi1s1:ct1s CLUB ISANQU1-:T NIARCII 19, 1931 OF PROGRESS -99- Ethel Hall Emily Harshaw Ralph Hartman Judson Heck Helen Heckathorne Margaret Heckman Betty Hershberger Dave Hewes Marjorie Hildebrand Louise Hill Vera Hill Ted Hinds Mary Horton Peggy Hoyt Ruth Houk Dick Howe Henry Johnson Eleanor Jones Jack Kellerman Howard Kelly Jack Kennedy George Ketler Dick Ketler Eleanor Krlner Margaret LoBuono AI Larson Katherine Lawson Virginia Leighter Margaret Leirty Louis Lerner Ray Livenek Verna Logan John Lowry Louise Lyons Fred Mackell Betty Mackintosh Grace Marburger William Massing Clifford Mathis John Mathis Anita McCollough Betty McCurdy MEMBERS Marjorie McCune Betty McDonald Sally McKee Martha McKinley Mary G. McMillan James Merriman Elmer Meur Helen Meyer Robert Miller Virginia Mollenauer Ruth Montgomery Dorothy Moon James Morgan Betty Morton John Murdock Dorothy Murrin Don Ulmer Ray Meyers Ann Negri Alice Neiser Geraldine Nicolls Louis Norman Evelyn Nutt Bill O'Mahoney Ellis Osburn Louis Pacetti Marie Palmasano Dorothy Parrish James Patterson Richard Patterson Robert Patterson George Petach Fred Pickens John Pizor Jane Poffenberger Oliver Price Bill Randolph Alvin Reiber Margaret Repine June Riegel William Rowe Esther Russ Louise Sarver -100- 1 Charles Scott Harriet Scowden Margaret Seitz Dewayne Sheffer Robert Sheraw Thelma Smith William Smitley Betty Snedden Charles Snodgrass Eleanor Snyder Betty Stanley Betty Steele Ernest Stitzinger Chapman Stranahan Clara Sullivan Emily Swanson Betty Taylor Helen Taylor Clinton Thompson Virginia Tolbert Virginia Trostle Mary Trusler Charles Uber Mary Jane Myers Cora E. Vierheller Jane Walker Virginia Wallace Betty Walters Helen Walters Loyal Walters Marguerite Waterman Ann Watts Gerald Wasser Ken Weber William Wells Rooney Westergren Francis Weymouth Betty Whitesell Harland Whittredge Kirk Wilks Charline Wilson Kirk Wilson 937 OU MEMBERS FREINICF-l CLUB President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer Bette Allen James Allen Sally Allen Martha Aylesworth Hazel Bailey Rudolph Birsic Elizabeth Black Margaret Blain Arlmathea Bovard Beverly Bromley Grace Campbell Howard Cloos Alliene Commetta Dorothy Cookson William Cooper Bette Corning Corwyn Coulter Jane Criswell Mary Crock Alberta Croyle Founded In 1925 OFFICERS - - MARY VIRGINIA METZGAR Isabelle D'Arcangelo Dorothy Dean Alice Dia Dorothy Dipple Elmer Duffy Larry Faivre Sarah Flannagan Joseph Fowler Jacques Fox Jennie Grana James Hartley Ethel Heasley Willis Heck Peggy Hoyt David Hues Louise Hyle Esther Johnson Katherine Lawson Dave McBride Virginia McCormick Ruth McCune FACULTY MEMBERS MILDRED RIGGLE DORIA MILLER DOROTHY COOKSON Jean MacKinney Mary Metzgar Dan Miller Doria Miller Peg Montgomery Albert Mori Henry Moore Lucille Nordstrom Marian Orth Thelma Prather Mildred Riggle Chester Scholl William Shaffer Oscar Stephens Mildred Tate Vernon Thayer William Tindall Joan Veach Isodien Veioch Marylou Weeler Dr. Elinor Caruthers Miss Mary Moore Dr. James H. English Miss Josephine Roberts OF PROGRESS -101- LATIN CLUB Founded ln 1935 President Secretary Treasurer Sally Allen Arlene Anderson Helen Beatty Dorothy Bernard Rudolph Birsic Arimathea Bovard Betty Britton Muriel Burton John Calderwood Grace Campbell John Campbell Eva Mae Christie James Carroll Alice Dia OFFICERS MEMBERS Martha Dietrich Frances Dillon Louise Glasser Maribelle Good Bernice Hamilton Dorothy Hanna Esther Johnson Eleanor Ketler Virginia Kohl Betty Lee Marianna Lepley Katherine McBrid Leora McCommon Dorothy Mechler C Margaret Montgomery FACULTY MEMBERS ISODEEN VEIOCH - DOROTHY HANNA - RUDOLPH BIRSIC Margaret Morgan Margaret Osman Jeanne Platt Jean Parker Ida Rose Reynolds Robert Strickler Sally Soppitt Aileen Thomas Esther Mae Urey lsodeen Veioch Margaret Vincent Ruth Wagner James Walther Louise Williamson Dr. Calderwood Prof. Kirk 102- 1937 OU IJA GERMAN CLUB President - - Secretary-Treasurer Arlene Anderson Paul Bauer John Calderwood lvan Carbaugh Herman Diehl Roberta Drake Virginia Donaldson Homer Gott Dorothy Hanna Jean Hauser John Hogg David Hunter OFFICERS MEMBERS Paul Sticht THOMAS PATTON DOROTHY HANNA John King Andrew Kirila Max Lindquist Thomas Patton Ida Rose Reynolds Hudson Rose Edgar Scholl Alfred Taylor Cora Vierhiller James Walther Betty Wilson Thelma Wilson OF PROGRESS -103- IQADIQ CLUB Founded In 1933 OFFICERS President - ----- THOMAS AUSTIN Vice President JOHN CALDERWOOD Secretary - - - JANE MARTIN Treasurer - ALICE NEISER Thomas Austin Helen Beatty Roy Beus Norma Bish Elizabeth Bodenhorn John Burnette John Calderwood Elizabeth Cobler Dorothy Dean Mary Eberle Barbara Eiler John Elliott MEMBERS Sarah Flannagan Jack Giles Paul Giles Florence Keller Margaret Kilmer Grace McTavish Jane Martin Alice Neiser Rebecca Reeve Clara Sullivan Eleanor Snyder Dr. and Mrs. Harmon 937 OU -104- 1 jln jmlelnuviazrlr HERBERT JQHNSQN We will meet, but we will miss him. There will be a vacant chair. It was unbelievable that Herb was gone, yet it was true. He died early Christmas morning. Death came as a result of a strepto- coecus infection following pneumonia. The passing of a loved one brings bountiful praise of their life on this earth. Many times such praise is unwarranted. Not so with Herb. The best is none too good. I-Ie was a friend to all, criti- cizing none unjustly, lending a helping hand whenever possible. Slow to anger, he seldom spoke a cross word. The College Radio Station, WSAI, is alive with memories of his earliest eliorts to make it rank at the top in modern design and etliciency. The transmitter, designed and built by him, is a model of accuracy and eihciency. It will stand for many years as a sym- bol of his wholehearted support of the school. We shall miss him in all walks of life on the campus. It may be truly said of him None knew thee but to love thee, nor named thee but in praise . OF PROGRESS -105- PI GAMMA MU L, wi Q' Bovard, Croyle, Daugherty. Floyd. Frazier, Gates, Ilogue Lechner. Morton, Shimp, Rupert, Simpson, NVRQIICIQ Walker President - Vice President Secretary - - - Corresponding Secretary Treasurer - - - Sergeant-at-Arms - President - Vice President Secretary - - - Corresponding Secretary Treasurer - - - Sergeant-at-Arms - OFFICERS Firsl Swzzestw' ROBERT FRAZIER JAMES DAUGHERTY ALBERTA CROYLE - - F. H. SUMRALL L. KILCHENSTEIN - PAUL HOGUE 5456011111 SL'llIE'.Ylf3l' - ALICE SHIMP - C. MCCONKEY MARTHA RUPERT - - F. H. SUMRALL - L. KILCHENSTEIN ALFRED FLOYD -1o6- 1937 OU Fnzlnxv in Callfrgin Pi Gainma Mu is a National Honorary Society in the Held of Social Science. lt was organized in Iiecember. 1924. by Dr. Leroy Allen at Snutliweslern College, Kansas. The Alpha Chapter of Pi Gamma lVIu was organizecl in Feb- I'lllU'y, 1026. The purpose of the fraternity is to stimulate among Grove City students a greater interest and a higher grade of scholarship in the lielcl of social science. Membership is based on SlIlX'l'IIIl'Ily of scliularsliip. personality. and social idealism. Fnzlnw in Fafzzlmffr MISS KILCHENSTEIN MISS ROBERTSON MR. SUMRALL MR. WALTERS MR. WOODS DR. APPLETON DR. EGGLESTON MISS FORBES MISS FORD DR. KETLER MARGARET BOVARD ALBERTA CROYLE JAMES DAUGHERTY ALFRED FLOYD ROBERT FRAZIER TWILA GATES PAUL HOGUE MARIAN LECHNER RUTH MORTON MARTHA RUPERT ALICE SHIMP MARGARET SIMPSON RUTH WAGNER JANE WALKER Fm!1'c.v in rfflllllllflcf MISS MARY BARBER MR. E. BRUNER MISS MARGARET CAMPBELL MR. B. JOHNSON MISS ELINA JOHNSON OF PROGRESS -107 MR. C. MCCONKEY MRS. KATHRYN MCCUNE MISS VIRGINIA PERRINE MISS LEONA TAGGART MISS TIRZAH WILLIAMSON KEMIKOS Dr. Hoyt, Cass, Hoagland. Hogg, McMillan, Mendenhall, 1X'Ior1'is, Dr. Bennett Rankin, Ruff, Cavode, McNulty, Passmore, Taylor, Iispcy, lfft McMurdy, Miller, Monroe, Scott, Shelby, Slater, I,uugdou, Massey, Moorhead President Vice President Secretary - Treasurer Steward - GFFICERS ALFRED HOAGLAND - CURTIS RUFF JAMES MCMILLAN KENNETH MORRIS HOWARD PASSMORE -10S- 1937 OU 'l'he Kemikos Honorary Chemistry Fraternity is a local honor society founded in 19.27 for students excelling in chemistry. Be- fore zt student' can qualify for membership he must acquire ten hours of A grades or twenty hours of B grades. Senior members who have received three A grades in the major Chemistry courses and have no chemistry grade below at B :ire eligible for the Kemikos Gold Key Award. A 1' 'I J' Y I , 9 v 1 I , .XG Uil KOS I .gui U U . U ,O ' 1 'Y ' ll' sf' I ' In l mlz'1'.r in 1:IIL'IlH!IZ'L7 DR. GEORGE BENNETT DR. C. S. HOYT l mf1'1'.v in Callfgio BOYD CASS JOHN CAVODE GEORGE ESPEY JAMES HARTT ALFRED HOAGLAND JOHN HOGG JAMES IFFT REEVES LANGDON GORDON MASSEY JAMES MCMILLAN JOHN MCMURDY JOHN MGNULTY DR. SIEPLEIN OF PROGRESS D Kar ELWYN MENDENHALL PAUL MILLER WAYNE MONROE JAMES MOOREHEAD KENNETH MORRIS HOWARD PASSMORE RALPH RANKIN CURTIS RUFF HOWARD SCOTT RICHARD SHELBY FLORENCE SLATER ALFRED TAYLOR Frnlnxv llwl11rarf'.r DR. DODDS -109- TI-IETA ALP!-IA PI-II Barnes, Cooper. Drake. Eakin, Erllard, Fox Good. Hecht, Horky, Hughes, Kilmer, Mackell McBride, Metzger, Morgan, Shale, Simons, Tindall, VVilson OFFICERS President - WILLIAM H. COOPER Vice President - - DAVID P. McBRIDE Secretary - - - - MARY V. METZGER Business Managers - - IRWIN HECHT, JOHN PIZOR Historian - - - WILLIAM S. TINDALL Faculty Advisor - - DR. D. C. McEUEN Director - - MIRIAM A. FRANKLIN -110- 1937 OUIJA The Pennsylvania Epsilon Chapter of Theta Alpha Phi, the National, Honorary Dramatic l raternity. was organized in Grove City in the spring of 1031. The main purpose of the organization is to stimulate the interest in dramatics. During the time Theta Alpha Phi has been on the campus. they have produced at least four presentations a year. These are the only dramatic presenta- tions ot'ferecl on the stage of Grove City College, To become a member of Theta Alpha Phi certain requirements must he met in either the acting or the technical field of stage work. This year for the iirst time the students have had a Chance to take part in the directing of the plays and they have proven very successful directors. This opportunity will be open to students in the future years. lielonging to Theta Alpha Phi is the highest dramatic honor that may he bestowed on a student of Grove City College. MEMBERS HOWARD BARNES WILLIAM COOPER ROBERTA DRAKE HELEN EAKIN GERTRUDE ERHARD JACQUES FOX MARIBELLE GOOD IRWIN HECHT ANN HORKY MARIAN HUGHES MARGARET KILMER OF PROGRESS FREDERICK MACKELL DAVID MCBRIDE MARY METZGER WALLACE MORGAN JOHN PIZOR RUTH SHALE NANCY SIMONS WILLIAM TINDALL JAMES WALTHER JOSEPH WANDRISCO BETTY WILSON -11l- My ,ff f1,I,If If 1 a , 4 ' . , I q H, O 1 I l Y I Y g A - 'U E' ' ' '- . -'iff , K' - 0 P ,, L. P . , ., . .-.-.J - ' ' A -e-:rm f,, -z+.- Y -'Q J s . ,-qt' ' -i w ' I - , . , E ,., X - If - -! I . r .am ff PM m 4 'l 9 ,. 2.1 A 's if A A b Q -f W ' ' ' 5 .2 ff 4'1f1f xJ rr, S P I nf Ski 5... .,-V Fi 0- w , W, :xx KA f ! en: 'u , P .A'-,- A .-72, Vg XX Ja ' c r I yn X K A f gx 1 , -- If f. - .14 , ' f . H 5' , . OF PROGRESS D SCDIQCDIQITIES PAN SGP!-HC Founded in 1911 Pickens, Olloman, McMillan, Sheraw, Diehl, Stewart, xvilsoll, Grahzun, Inxbrie Nlernman, Mathis, O'Mahoney, Calderwood, Coe. Myers, Weaver, Fithian, Fezell A Petach, G. Petach, Dennison, Allen. Brown, Simpson, Barbor, Baird, Espy Palm Mayhew, Brown, Fowler. Grande, G. Imbrie, Martin, Mathis First Semester JAMES McMILLAN ROBERT SHERAW CLIFFORD MATHIS VERNOR BARBOR ANDREW PETACH OFFICERS - President - Vice President Secretary-Treas. Sergeant-at-Arms Pledge Master -114- Second Semester ROBERT SHERAW - JOHN OLLONIAN CLIFFORD MATHIS VERNOR BARBOR ANDREW PETACH 1937 OUIJA MEMBERS Swlizzrf FRED DIEHL FREDERICK PICKENS JAMES MCMILLAN ROBERT SHERAW JOHN OLLOMAN DONALD STEWART THOMAS WILSON fzmiwzf JOHN CALDERWOOD MERTON COE GEORGE FEZELL RICHARD FITHIAN MARK GRAHAM JAMES ALLEN AL BAIRD VERNOR BARBOR RICHARD BROWN DONALD DENNISON ROBERT ESPY LLOYD BROWN TED CARRUTHERS JOSEPH FOWLER OF PROGRESS EDWARD IMBRIE CLIFFORD IVIATHIS JAMES MERRIMAN GEORGE MYERS WILLIAM O'MAHONEY JACK WEAVER .S'op11011zr1z'c.f DAVID FITHIAN JACK GRAHAM WAYNE McKEE ANDREW PETACH GEORGE PETACH WILLIAM SIMPSON f1l'1'.I'hll1t'1L MICHAEL GRANDE GREER IMBRIE JACK MARTIN JOHN MATHIS -115 J. ' I' 1 ' S ff ADELPHIKGS Bowden, Campbell, lillwood, Gregg. Kennedy, Snodgrzlss, 'l.LI'l'l1Ul', Millington Bonner, Chathain. Diehl, Ilxlrtman, Laderer, Smith, Stulilnian, Hartley King, Lambegton, Livermore, Moore, Rowe, Scott, Staley, Stevens OFFICERS President - JAMES TURNER Vice President - JOHN CHATHAM Secretary-Treasurer - - CHARLES SCOTT Sergeant-at-Arms - WILBUR HUMPHREY -116- 1937 OUIJA MEMBERS SCIIIIII' EDWARD BOWDEN JOHN CAMPBELL WILLIAM ELWOOD .V HORACE GREGG JACK KENNEDY JAMES TURNER J lllll-Il7'.I' ALFRED BILLINGTON WILLIAM BONNER JOHN CHATHAM HERMAN DIEHL ROBERT FREW FRED LADERER WILLIAM SMITH DONALD STAHLMAN RALPH HARTMAN .5'aph0112o1'z'.v LOUIS BIBRI JACK CARRUTHERS WILBUR HUMPHREY CHARLES LAMBERTON ROBERT LIVERMORE JOSEPH LUCAS CHARLES SCOTT F1'fxh11n'11 CHARLES HARTLY WILLIAM HARTMAN GAYLORD KING HENRY MOORE WILLIAM ROWE ' JAMES STALEY OSCAR STEPHENS OF PROGRESS -117- T337 DELTA ICDTA KAPPA Fera, Hunter, jemmott, Naughton, Peffer. Shaughnessy, Aiken Barnes, Flenner, Morris, Myers, Stickle. Dawkins, Patterson Patterson, Stzjanahan, Stanford, Taboni, A'I'Iern, Braun, Crothers Edwards, Ewalt, Halstead, james, Renick, Schenck, Smith OFFICERS President - - - CORNELIUS NAUGHTON Secretary-Treasurer - - - JOHN FERA -11S- 1 937 OU MEMBERS .Scuimiv JOHN FERA CHARLES HUNTER BERESFORD JEMIVIOTT CORNELIUS NAUGHTON ELI SHAUGHNESSY flllljflfi DONALD AITKEN RICHARD FLENNER GEORGE BARNES JEROME MORRIS GEORGE BRUNER GEORGE STICKEL S0fIhl1lllIlI'lf,I' LEONARD BRUNER DELMAR DAWKINS DAVID HEWES RAYMOND MYERS JAMES PATTERSON ROBERT PATTERSON GLEN STANFORD CHAPMAN STRANAHAN DOMINICK TABONI VICTOR A'HEARN EARLE BRAUN EDWARD BERNARDO CHARLES CAR.OTHERS JOSEPH DE PRIMA JAMES DOUGLAS WILLIAM EDWARDS THEODORE EWALT OF PROGRESS Frexh 1114.-zz -1 19- NELSON HALSTEAD JOHN MURDOCK MAURICE PATTERSON HUGH RENNICK LAURENCE SCHENK VERNER SMITH WILLIAM SMITLEY VERNON THAYER 'Y EPSILCDN PI Anderson, Morris, Nickum, Ruff, Carbaugh, Geiser, Houston, Langdon, Lindquist Marshall, Massing, Morehead, Pzxssmore, Scholl, Albright, Barnes, lilverson, Filer Kelly, Lary, W. Monroe, Mullen, Patrick, Patterson, Ralston, Sticht, NValson. Walters, Forbes, Kline, Miller, L. Monroe, Offutt, Pew, NVinner President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Chaplain - Sergeant-at-Arms OFFICERS - CURTIS RUFF - JOHN NICKUM - EDGAR SCHOLL HOWARD PASSMORE - - JAMES LARY - WALLACE ANDERSON -12o- 1937 OU MEMBERS Sf'1lim'.s' WALLACE ANDERSON JOHN NICKUM KENNETH MORRIS CURTIS RUFF fznziorx STEVE BLACK GLENN MARSHALL IVAN CARBAUGH WILLIAM MASSING RAYMOND GEISER HOWARD PASSMORE ROSS HOUSTON JOHN PIZOR REEVES LANGDON EDGAR SCHOLL MAX LINDQUIST BETTS WALSON Sujnlz 11111 w'v.r WILLIAM ALBRIGHT JAMES MOREHEAD HOWARD BARNES JACK MULLEN WILLIAM ELVERSON DALE PATRICK HOWARD EVANS FRANK PATTERSON WILLIAM KAHLE PAUL PIZOR TED KELLY ROBERT RALSTON JAMES LARY PAUL STICHT JOHN LOWRY HARVEY WAECHTER WAYNE MONROE LOYAL WALTERS l'Il'z'.fhllll'll WILLIARD FILER LLOYD MONROE JAMES FORBES WILLIAM OFFUTT RUSS GILLILAND PRESTON PEW FRED KLINE HAL WINNER HARVEY MILLER ' ,lf ' 7 L fe SIB OF PROGRESS -121- BETA SIGMA Cooper, Cummings, Floyd, Fox. Frazier. George, McBride, Mzmckell, Morgan, Nordstrom Reiter, Smith, 'l'inda.ll, VVeber, Lefler, Hecht, Cramer, Benner, Bingham, l 1'eecl Giles, Johnston, Ketler, Miller, Carver, Shelby, Wells, Wilks, Anderson P. Giles, Gorman, Graham, Kjzrylietler, Lang, Steele, Stitzingur, Wells In L71 - iw! GMM OFFICERS President - - MURRAY REITER Vice President - - WILLIAM TINDALL Secretary-Treasurer - - KENNETH WEBER Chaplain - - ROBERT FRAZIER Sergeant-at-Arms ----- JACQUES FOX Pledge Masters - ROBERT BINGHANI, WILLIAM CARVER -122- 1937 OUIJA MEMBERS SF7li0I'.I' WILLIAM COOPER FREDERICK CUMMINGS ALFRED FLOYD JACQUES FOX ROBERT FRAZIER DAVID MCBRIDE FREDERICK MACKELL WALLACE MORGAN DAVID NORDSTROM MURRAY REITER PAUL SMITH WILLIAM TINDALL KENNETH WEBER f7Nii0I'.f JOHN LEE CRAMER IRWIN HECHT S1IfJfI01120I'U.f DAVID BENNER ROBERT BINGHAM RAYMOND BRUNTON WILLIAM CARVER JACK FREED JACK GILES WILLIAM JOHNSTON Ffuvhllzww JAMES ANDERSON BRONWEN CLIFFORD JOHN ELLIOT PAUL GILES CLYDE GORMAN JOHN GRAHAM FORREST WELLS OF PROGRESS 125- HAROLD GEORGE GEORGE KETLER PAUL MILLER TAYLOR MORGAN ALVIN REIBER RICHARD SHELBY WILLIAM WELLS KIRK WILKS JAMES KELLY RICHARD KETLER ALLANSON KINNEY WILLIAM LANG JAMES STEELE ERNEST STITZINGER xxiiifr. 7, f a Ib is ' J' Hfofv zvzwwx NU LAMBDA PHI Aiken, Rhodes, Scott, Christley, Ernst, johnson McCu1'dy, PCICTSOII, Graham, Miller, Shukley, Ulmer OFFICERS President - J. MERLE EAKIN Vice President - - - - DON RHODES Secretary - - STANLEY A. PETERSON Treasurer - - WILLIAM JOHNSON -124- 1937 OU MEMBERS Srffimzv J. MERLE EAKIN DON RHODES J lnliarx EDWARD ERNST WILLIAM JOHNSON LLOYD MCCURDY .Sfzjbhflfzzzzzuir STANLEY A. PETERSON fIl'l'.fhl1lc'Il DON E. ULMER HOWARD SCOTT HAROLD PARKER WALLACE CHRISTLEY GEORGE PATTON HARRY E. BROWN DANFORTH P. MILLER LaVERNE GRAHAM OF PROGRESS -125- SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA McCormick, Rupert, Barber, Burckart, Seitz, Wilson Orth, Veach, Young, Ashbrook, Bromley, Flanagan Gamble, Heckathorne, MzmcKinney, Parish, Thomas OFFICERS President - - VIRGINIA McCORMlCK Vice President - BILLEE BARBER Secretary - MARGARET SEITZ Treasurer - - MARTHA RUPERT -126- 1937 OU MEMBERS Sdllfllfi VIRGINIA MCCORMICK f llllflilfi' BILLEE BARBER MARGARET SEITZ S0p11l1llll77'K'.f MARIAN ORTH MARTHA RUPERT MARYLOU BURCKART BETTY WILSON JOAN VEACH PRISCILLA YOUNG fI'l't'.I'hlllL'lL KATHERINE ASHBROOK BEVERLY BROMLEY SARAH FLANAGAN HELEN GAMBLE OF PROGRESS --127- HELEN HECKATHORNE JEAN MacKINNEY DOROTHY PARRISH ALLENE THOMAS S Qzl flats GAMA CI-H Gates, llill. Ketler, McCurdy, McKinley, Snow, Gould llarshaw, Nordstrom, Bryant, Carruth, Mcllride, Meyers, Platt Rossmzm, Soppit, Wolstoncroft, Allen, D. Carruth, Hoyt OFFICERS President BETTY McCURDY Secretary - LOUISE HILL Treasurer MARTHA MCKINLEY -128- 1 9 3 7 O U l TWILA GATES LOUISE HILL ELEANOR KETLER HELEN GOULD MEMBERS .Sc'llj1ll'.x' fllllilllix' BETTY MCCURDY MARTHA MCKINLEY BARBARA SNOW EMILY HARSHAW BABE NORDSTROM ALICE BRYANT VIRGINIA CARRUTH KATHRYN MCBRIDE MARY JANE MEYERS JANE ALLEN DOROTHY CARRUTH Sl1f1h0lll0I'c'J l l'1'.rlzl114'1z OF PROGRESS -129- JEANNE PLATT ANNA MARY ROSSMAN SALLY SOPPITT MARTHA WOLSTONCROFT PEGGY HOYT ELEANOR HOFFMAN 000000 'GAMMA C5 SIGMA DELTA Pi-il Dierkin, Donaldson, Gratz, Ilenderson, Bailey, Bartholmeh, Caves Conn, Morton, Shale, Shinkle, Simons, Spangler, Graham Ileckman, Leiter, Lurty, Poffinberger, Vierheller, Walker OFFICERS President - PAT DONALDSON Vice President - RUTH DIERKIN Secretary - RUTH SHALE Treasurer - DOROTHY CAVES -130- 1 937 OU MEMBERS f1111ir11'.v VIRGINIA DONALDSON WILIVIA GRATZ RUTH DIERKEN CAROL HENDERSON HAZEL BAILEY OLIVE BARTHELMEH DOROTHY CAVES JANICE CONN Sllfifl 11111111131 ELIZABETH MORTON RUTH SHALE ALOIS SHINKLE DOROTHY SIMONS JEANNETTE SPANGLER f'Il'4'J'f1 111511 HARRIET GRAHAM VIRGINIA LEITER MARGARET HECKMAN JANE POFFINBERGER MARGARET LURTEY CORA ELLEN VIERHELLER OF PROGRESS FRANCES WALKER -131- b Y lsnnalullllilllnmllll Hmm ' 141 11 A 111 Tl-IETA ALPHA PI Stambaugh, XYIISEICT, NYiIson. Gregory, Hendryx, Humphrey, Miller Thompson, Allen, Black, Eberhard, Edwards, Frantz, Ilarnack Horton, Hulett, Plunkett, Sneddon, Weymouth, Winning OFFICERS President - MARY LOU WHEELER Vice President - - ESTELLE STAMBAUGH Secretary - - THELMA WILSON Treasurer - - VIRGINIA GREGORY -132- 1 937 OU MEMBERS -St 1lflII'.Y ESTELLE STAMBAUGH MARY LOU WHEELER flmimiv THELMA WILSON Snfzh azznzrax POLLY HENDRYX DORIA MILLER JEAN BETTY ALLEN BETTY BLACK ROBERTA EBERHART AGNES EDWARDS SALLY FRANZ BETTY HARNACK OF PROGRESS VIRGINIA GREGORY VIRGINIA THOMPSON HUMPHREY F1'u.rh111wz EDYTHE HEWLITT MARY JEANETTE HORTON BETTY SNEDDEN IMOGENE PLUNKETT FRANCES WEYMOUTH MARIAN WINNING I JK l Nl l l H - 1 R T zlx CQ -133- PI-Il SIGMA Cl-II I If f ,ff I Reeve. Riggle, Weaver, Tolbert. l'Ia.usei3t5i IJ I Brian, Clowes, Dippel, Hauser, jwes,-3 Ien IDQI gy I Km' ' A U V .. S-7 ng 1' u ' ,I I if S X ' I , ' I QQ I ,J J x M J wx , OFFICERS - V. I President - MILDRED RIGGLE Vice President - - REBECCA REEVE Secretary - - VIRGINIA TOLBERT Treasurer - FLORENCE WEAVER -134- 1937 OU IJA MEMB ERS Sellimzr REBECCA REEVE IVIILDRED RIGGLE FLORENCE WEAVER j lUli0l'.f ELEANOR KING VIRGINIA TOLBERT S11 ph ollmnu' J EA N H A U S E R F 7'L7.fh11lClZ MARGARET BRYAN DOROTHY DIPPLE IRENE CLARK MILDRED HAUSER MARTHA CLOWES ELINOR JONES OF PROGRESS JEAN MENNEL -135- O 5 O Njf SIGMA DELTA BETA Anderson, Dia., Gutelius, Metzgar, Hanna, Hill M. McCune, Elder, Gibson, Good, Mackintosh, R. McCune Steele, Veiock, Allen, Furey, McMillan, Moore, Osman OFFICERS President - - MARJORIE McCUNE Secretary - ISODEEN VEIOCH Treasurer - DOROTHY HANNA -1s6- 1937 OU MEMBERS Swlizlllv ARLENE ANDERSON FLORENCE GUTELIUS ALICE DIA MARY VIRGINIA METZGAR !lHli01'.s' DOROTHY HANNA VERA HILL MARJORIE NICCUN E Sfzjrflflfzlzlzm' JANET ELDER BETTY MACKINTOSH MARIBELLE GOOD RUTH NICCUNE BLANCHE GIBSON BETTY STEELE ISODEEN VEIOCH Fn'.vh1m'1z SALLY ALLEN MARGARET OSMAN ANNA LOUISE FUREY ANNE MOORE MARY GRACE MCMILLAN 4. XT I , , I A Y W OF PROGRESS -137- .H GAMMA SIGMA Eovard, Huep, Leclmer, Negri, I. Reynolds M. Reynolds, Shimp, W'right, Hamilton, Harmon Gouldthorpe, jones, Spears, Carlson, Dieble, Mac:Tuvish OFFICERS President - FRANCES WRIGHT Vice President - MARGARET BOVARD Secretary - - MARY EDNA REYNOLDS Treasurer - - ANN NEGRI -13s- 1937 0U MEMBERS Sffzzirzzzr MARGARET BOVARD IDA ROSE REYNOLDS LUISE HUEP MARY EDNA REYNOLDS MARIAN LECHNER ALICE JANE SHIMP ANNA NEGRI FRANCES WRIGHT f 1111 iam BERNICE HAMILTON MARGARET HARMON .S'ujp!zaum1'e.f MARGARET GOULDTHORPE GERTRUDE JONES BERN ICE SPEARS l m-'.x'hl11z:1.v - FREDA CARLSON JEAN GILLILAND SALLY DIEBLE GRACE EVIacTAVISH OF PROGRESS -139- TI-IETA KAPPA Erhard, Casey, Murrin, Marshall, Mollenauer, Simons Black, Blodgett, Cometta, McMasters, Reagle, Russ, Trostle OFFICERS President - - GERTRUDE ERHARD Secretary - - VIRGINIA MOLLENAUER Treasurer - - BETTY CASEY -140- 1937 OUIJA I 4 MEMBERS SLVIJKN' GERTRUDE ERHARD jIIllfU7'.Y BETTY CASEY DOROTHY MURRIN Saphwlznn I IVIORNA MARSHALL NANCY SIIVIONS VIRGINIA IVIOLLENAUER lf're.vf1r11f'1z JEAN BLACK JEAN MCIVIASTER JEAN BLODGETT ESTHER RUSS ALLIENE COMETTA JUNE RIEGEL OF PROGRESS VIRGINIA TROSTLE -141- Xi X M JN ! ,II 'n 4' ,1 ! III Iv f IMI muI IIII ,I II' 0 r DELTA DELTA TAU Drake, Swanson, VVagner, liigler, Shelley, Waterman Boyce, Campbell, Elliott, Barnes, Coznd, Dillon Hulbert, Logan, Mitchell, Moon, Nutt, VVilson, VVl1itescll OFFICERS President - ROBERTA DRAKE Vice President - EMILY SWANSON Secretary - - WINIFRED ELLIOTT Treasurer - ELEANOR BOYCE -142- 1937 OU MEMBERS -Sc'lli07'.S' ROBERTA DRAKE EMILY SWANSON RUTH WAGNER jzzllinrx LOUISE BIGLER MAXINE, SHELLEY MARGUERITE WATERMAN ELEANOR BOYCE RUTH CAMPBELL PAULINE BARNES FERNE COZAD FRANCES DILLON RUTH HULBERT VERNA LOGAN OF PROGRESS .S075hw110rc.f Fraxh 1111.711 - 1 4 3- WINIFRED ELLIOTT JANE RODGERS LOIS MITCHELL HELEN MOON EVELYN NUTT BETTY WHITESELL CHARLYNE WILSON SIGMA KAPPA Down, Fisher, Houk, Nicolls, Ray, Cookson Cooper, McKee, Christie, Hall, Harry, Patton VVi11iamson, Ileasley, Moon, Perrine, VVatson, VVel1e1' OFFICERS President - RUTH HOUK Vice President - - ADELAIDE RAY- Secretary - - - OLA COOPER Treasurer GERALDINE NICOLLS -144- 1937 OU BETTY DOWN EDITH FISHER OLA COOPER EVA MAE CHRISTIE BERNICE HALL JUNE HARRY AAEAABERS SC77i0I'A' RUTH HOU K GERALDINE NICOLLS f l1llfIN'.x' DOROTHY COOKSON SARA MCK EE Srlybflzlfzlrzfw' RUTH PATTON BETTY STANLEY HELEN TAYLOR JEAN WILLIAMSON F1'cf.vl1111f'11V ETHEL HEASLEY DOROTHY PERRINE DOROTHY moo CD F PIQCJIS R EESS N PEGGY WATSON DORIS WELLER -145- DELTA GMEGA Rl-ICD Bryan, Croyle, Scott, Bedell, Colcord Grifiith, Peffer, Sarver, Bastress, Black Crane, Goodrich, Hamther, Lininger, Richardson, Shaner OFFICERS President - - LUCILLE SCOTT Vice President - - - KAY BRYAN Secretary - BETTY GRIFFITH Treasurer - MARTHA PEFFER -146- 1937 OU MEMBERS KAY BRYAN LUCILLE SCOTT .S'f1phf111101'e:v BETTY BEDELL JANE COLCORD LOUISE SARVER Frcxhfnwz FLORENCE BASTRESS MARY ESTHER BLACK JEAN CRANE DOROTHY GOODRICH ALBERTA CROYLE BETTY GRIFFITH MARTHA PEFFER FANNY HANCHER FLORENCE LININGER JEAN MCALLISTER ANN RICHARDSON VIRGINIA SHANER OF PROGRESS -147- 6 fflllkikki fa f f 9 -P 'D X , :W 1 CAMFIQGI GGY -148- 1937 OUIJA CAMFIQUI GGY I DQRMITQLQQV --15U- 1937 OUIJ DQIQMITQLQGV S S -151- A I 1 FCDOTBALL . BASKETBALL . TRACK TENNIS . GULF . WQMENS ATHLETICS .1 u Jux -,qv 4 tn. FQQTBALL Under the expert guidance of Coaches Bill Amos and Verne Smith. sixty candidates reported for fall practice. After three weeks of preliminary training, a high-spirited Grover eleven was prepared for her inaugural battle with Clarion State Teachers College. This game, which was expected to. be an easy victory for the XVolverines, turned out to be a hard fought struggle that was not decided until the fourth quarter when Abe Mori, plunging Grove City full-back, lugged the ball in a concerted drive of 80 yards and a touchdown for a 13-7 initial triumph. 19-7 score. BILL Amos Coach misc- 1937 OU A Entering the second game with the odds heavily ag unst them the Crimson fighters handed Washington and jefferson 'L big sur prise. Marshaled by Mathis, the Grovers gained 1 lead of 7 points and held it for the first 45 minutes of the game Then weary, badly outweighed, and exhausted from lack of reserves our righting team watched the Presidents slowly forge ahead to 1 victory. No spectator at this game will forget the fighting spirit displayed by our team, and all left contented with the feeling that a moral victory had been gained by keeping W A I down to 1 'lfhe following week, after having taken a Severe physical beating at the hands of the Presidents, the Grovers traveled to Ieluntingdon, Pennsylvariia, where they encountered the fast and aggressive Juniata Indians upon a inud-soaked field. The open- ing whistle caught the Grove City gridders unprepared and in 15 minutes, the Indians had tallied two touchdowns. Although the Grovers outplayed .luniata the remainder of the game the iinal score ended 12-7 in favor of Juniata. The next game found the Crimson Players on the Slippery Rock State '.I'eachers College gridiron under heavy odds. The Rockets being regarded as four or five touchdowns better than Grove City, hnished the game with a victory of only six points. After taking a heavy battering from the powerful Rocket attack, Grove City made a very threatening gesture late in the game. OF PROGRESS -157- , 1: it! V GROVE Cvrv VERSUS W. AND J. AT GROVE CITY B015 SQ110g1l N1CK DJADDALENA Axm' PETACH RAY NIYERS DUN DENNISON The Grovers succeeded in reaching the fifteen yard line in the fourth quarter, but an inzxccurate pass ended the gzunc drive. Slippery Rock's victory was deserved. They gained freely in mid- Iield and were dangerous at every point while the Grovers could not gain Consistently. There was always the Chance of 21 break and the result was in doubt until the final minute. Slippery Rock had l --15S- 1937 OUIJA won ai six point victory. - After :L week of 1'CCLlIJC1'?Lli0I1 and hard drill, a victory-starved lrove Ti'v eeven enffnffcc i1 11' e wi 1 C ffffec A121 a emu. C Ltdl bblibttl tlftrucblltlct 'I'hc Crimson, having led Ithaca throughout the entire game. gzuixbled with a wet ball in the fourth quarter and tossed numerous forwzircl and lateral passes with fair success. The puutiug was Aus Mom 'Tulum' Momus Mom PATTERSON GEORGE KETLER LOU BHKRI GROVE CITY VERSUS ALLEGHENX' AT BIEADVILLE CLARION KICKS OFF 'ro GROVE Crrv Bon BINGIIAM GLENN STANFORD PECKY PATTERSON Vic A'HEARN NEWT LA111-:RRR excellent, considering the mud, and both clubs hit hard. But as the final whistle blew, the Grovers were found trailing with a score of 12-7. For the final fray of the season, the Wfolverines traveled to Greenville, to encounter the Thiel Tomcats. A very exciting gzune was played and in this game as in practically all the others, the -160- 1937 OUIJA hnal outcome was not decided until the last moment of play. Each team threatened the otlier's goal throughout the entire game with the Grovers leading 7-6. However. in the iinal period. the Thiel eleven blocked a punt and scored a safety giving them an S-7 vic- tory. RAY l31u.'N'1'oN BILL O'MAn0NEv GEORGE BARNES CLIFF MA'rH1s l'. liis'r1's WA1.soN, fllamgm- GROVE CITY-IWUD-ITHACA BASKETBALL .SLa!mf.' Buchanan, Ketler, Brunton, G. Petach, O'Mahoney, Bingham, A. Petach .5fa11rli1zg: Smith, Dawkins, Patterson, Campbell, Kline. Dennison. Stranahan The prospects of this year's basketball season looked very bright at the outset of the season. The entire pre- vious year's team returned to build up a strong outfit to represent Grove City on the hardwood. Getting off to a slow start. the Grovers lost the first two of their encounters. The first to a powerful St. Vincent team which showed its superiority by gaining a 39-30 vic- tory in a close and exciting game. The second encounter, played with Allegheny as our op- ponents. was dropped by a score of 34-2-I after a hard and lasting fight. The Grovers retaliated in the next game with Clarion State Teachers and trounced them to the tune of 43-16. Our opponents were by no means an easy victim, but our boys had obtained that necessary spirit and cooperation that kept them in the lead throughout the game. A trip through the Buckeye State during which the VVolverines met four strong opponents proved very suc- cessful. They topped the Cleveland Chiropodists with u. score of 55-ZS, nosed out Fenn by a 43-41 score, lliram hy 36-36, and came out on the short end of a. vigorous struggle with Kent State leading 49-43. George Petach led the Grovers in their next struggle to trounce Thiel in their traditional tussle to the score of 40-29. Although seriously hampered by their relatively Roxnsm' Tnouw Coach -l6Z- 1937 OUIJA ltlnulmm l'Asstcs ONE 'ro liI.1NIt IN i'NAt'Tlt'lE poor passing, their strong defense enabled them to keep the 'Vhielitus on the short end of the score. Feeling very eontident over their last few victories. the 'l'hnrnnn,-n were given at severe lsieing hy the Slippery Rock quintet. iiiflllllklll. the nucleus uf the Slippery Rock team. led his team to it 6-I--tl victory. W'it'li :L determined spirit, tlnx Viiolverines engaged in :1 huetie Ftillllllll with the Alleglwny Gators to satisfy their atvengeftll nmod for their lust defeat. Although the fi1li.fH'S lll1lI'1Il.1J,'Uli to keep the lend during the greater part of the gzunu, the Grovt-rs were able to tie the score :ind gain :ln opportunity to Llefezlt their opponents in nn over- time pt-riorl. The tinnl srore found Grove City in the lend with u -ttt-36 llLlX'1ll1l1lf.jU. Their st-foncl encounter with Clarion proved to he an- other easy victory for 'l'horn's Cngers, who left the tioor with :L 38-20 victory under their belts. Met-ting u surprisingly strung Youngstown tenm in their next encounter. the Grovers were handed :L set-hack of nine points, the tinzil store hiring 30-.50 in favor of the t ONE mum 'rm-L Suns Lima OF PROGRESS Youngstowners. journeying to Thiel for their next encounter, they were handed another surprise by the revengeful Lutherans. The Grovers fought hard but a weak defense left them thirteen points behind the inspired Thiel Toineats, with zu. score of 48-35. Going into the final game with Slippery Rock, the Grover cagemen. with an inner desire for revenge for the previous heating they took at the hands of the Teachers, showed the best form displayed during the season, They not only handed the Slippery Rock Teachers a stunning sur- prise with their deadly accuracy but supplemented with a strong defense they were zthle to defeat them with za. score of 42-36. In this game, our old standby, Bob Chipper liingham rain true to form, scoring one-half of the total points made by Grove City. We cannot help but compliment Mr. Thorn and our hard-fighting boys for the successful season they turned out this year. Vfith two more years of playing for the majority of this same team, we can expect great things of them in the future. GEORGE PE'rAeI1 IN 'rms AIR FOR ONE Slf1A,SON'S RECORD Grove City Opponent Opp. Score 30 YYWWAYY ,MA,,,,,-, S t, Vincent .e,. ,- ,..., ...,,.. 3 9 24 .,,,,,, eu, Allegheny .,......,..,.,,.... ...... . 34 43. ll..,, ...,. C larion ........,..,...... e i..... ...-... 1 6 5 Sl ,l,,,, ,,,,,, C levelztnd C hiropodists .,,. ....,. 2 S 43 ,, ,,.., ..,., I' 'enn ....,,.,.,... - .... - ,........ ,..... . -I1 43 .,..... .... K ent State ......e....i - ...i., ....... 4 9 39 ,,,,l,, ,,,,, I liram ........ ,.- .mei ....... .,... . .36 4 tl, ,,,.,, ..,.. 'I 'hiel .,i,.............e,... W ...... ....... 2 9 -tl .,,,.,, .... . Slippery Rock ..., fe, ...... ..... . -64 -10 .,,.... .... . Allegheny ,........ ...., ....... 3 6 SSW, ,,,,,,, l.,,, C larion ........ W- .,..,... ...... . 29 3 0 ..l,.,, ,,,.,,,, X 'oungstown e.. -- - ,.......... ...39 3 5 ,,,,-,, W ,,,, Thiel ...........,...,, - ...... ...,.,. 4 S 42 ,,,,,,, ,,., . Slippery Rock e .....,. 36 TRACK Smith, Pearce, Calderwood, Austin, Ashwood, Dean, Christley, Lindquist, VVi1son. Brindlc, Hartt, Rosewell Dennison. Miller, Hogue, Hoffman, Mathis Coach Burrows, Patterson. Brown, Cummings, Grzxham, Kennedy, Ilartlcy, Foster, Conch NIcCueu Grove Grove G rove G rove Grove C ity City City City ....... ,. C1Ly ,,,,,7, SEASONS RECORD FUR 1936 54 72 -Penn 70 -Pllt B ., 74 ...-..,67Z-Allegheny -164- 1 -Carnegie Tech ,,7, -Slippery Rock .,,,, .WSI .,....63 ,,..i.65 , .,w.. 69 M,.,67p5 937 OU TENNIS G ro vc Grove G mve Grove G rf :vc G rovu G rove Grove G ruve G rovc G rnvc OF PROGRESS Diehl, Faivre, Moorhead, Bingham, Howe, Chatham, Peterson City ..,,.,,,A City ....,,,,, City City City City City City City City City ,,,t ,, SICASUNS RECURIJ FOR 1936 1-Pitt ......,.,.., 9-Geneva S-Slippery Rock .i.. .A,. , , 4-Slippery Rock S-Geneva 9-Clarion 1-Allegheny .-., 0-Pitt 4-Carnegie Tech .. 2-Allegheny ,,,,tt , 4v-Alumui..-.,,, -165- 'vugzz-1 ::.E': :1 , REQ, 'Ei tx. x-uf - ' GOLF Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove --, ..,, W, City City ..,w.7, ,...... City ......, ,AA.A,. Henderson, Swaney, Brunton, Firm. Cross, Jenks SEASONS RECORD FOR 1936 2 OL :QT W. Q J. C..,., , Pitt ,,,.,.,..,,.O,.., Geneva ...,.,..,.,,.,. City ..,.... w...... 4 M-Carnegie Tech City .,..,., w...,.. 2 M Geneva ....,....,.. City ...,... ,i.,... 8 -Allegheny ..., City ....... ,.,.ii. 3 -W. Q J ..,.,,.i.CCC, City ....... ,...... 1 J -Pitt .......,.,.......,., City ....... .,..,.. 7 -Carnegie Tech City ,i..,,, .,,. 2 M-Allegheny .i,... --166- 7 9 . .,,.. 3 . ..., fm M 6 9 2 C an 1937 OUIJA WCDMENS ATHLETICS GRESS -167- W. A, A OFFICERS OF WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Semester BARBARA SNOW - BETTE CORNING - - BILLIE BARBER - BETTY CASEY - Second Semester - President - - - BETTY CASEY Vice President - MARGARET HARMON - Secretary - - - RUTH PATTON - Treasurer - - BLANCHE GIBSON BLANCHE GIBSON - Corres. Secretary - BLANCHE GIBSON Tm: QUEEN or THE RIAY The IVomen's Athletic Association has as its purpose the promotion of health. sportsmanship, and loyalty. All women students of the college are eligible for membership when they have a scholastic Standing of C or better in academic work, and have earned twenty-live points according to the merit system of the Association. Two as- sociate organizations Working' under the direction of the WV. A. A. Council are the Outing Club and the Turtle Club. 'l'he Outing Club has a standing schedule of recreation for each day of the week to help the women of the college enjoy their leisure time. The Turtle Club provides an opportunity 'IQIII-1 QUEEN ANI! Him Coiuvl' -168- 1937 OUIJA ACTIVITIES SENIUR CLASS li.xsKE'1'1sALL 'I'Ein1 Clnutlfloxs Fun FOUR YEARS for advanced instruction in swimming and diving, and provides interest in intramural swimming for women. The presidents ol' both these organiza- tions are members uf the XV. A. A. Cabinet. This assures a close relation and a definite cooperation among the three organizations. During the year the NV. A. A. sponsors the lfreslmian I--like, College Sports Day, High Sclmel Play Day, inter-class tournaments in the major sports. and tournaments for the display of individ- ual skill. liach athletic year is closed by the XV. A. A. Sports Banquet at which time the new cabi- net is otlleially installed and the athletic awards are presented. Rxmm' F011 'run GUN BONVLING A FAVORITE SPORT OF PROGRESS -169- ACKNCDWLEDGMENTS And now as this book is closed we would like to end it with a note of appreciation to those who have helped to create this book, especially to Dr. C. E. Imbrie. Reverend '1'. D. Imbrie, Dr. A. bl. Calderwood, Mr. M. VV. Graham, and Mr. Quincy McBride for their invaluable help in securing the necessary historical pictures and datag to Mr. C. Rutter for his hearty cooperation in producing the photography in this bookg to Mr. Charles Sprankle and Mr. Rathlnan. representatives of the Robert Rawsthorne Engraving Company, whose valuable advice proved to be indispensibleg and to The Ziegler Company for their devoted interest in the printing of the book. mn 1 9 37 OU ADVERTISEMENTS lhe Publication ol this bool4 has been possible through the generous support given it by the Advertisers. It is only fair that vve, the students, support them in turn. The Stall wishes to tal4e this opportunity to thank the Advertisers for their essential cooperation in producing this boolc. OF PROGRESS -l71-- fn X5 --B, ,, ..1.,f ' J' -iE'fflfj ' is fx 12 ' if -ff l ' 4 in ,K M pm. M ll. W ll ,ull Ml ll i . ilsif any ills f lW' wV' affix! nl in all s as ll' i ' a a ffw a i- l 1. I 31255 ai . hff 1 M., Pl 114 I i i E -,gl 1 lllix t j iligllnuia lvl V kirgiimll 43-53 ak' ' lr g Wil ' Qu-E LGYQS,-,taxi . .,,,. ZYVVI- xn 1,71 l,,,,.I. -'---I ,LQ A',' fnhm, .TQ fwiii-I viwipifss-,5f,g ,:':.-ff 'ft TI ---' ' '-f- -1---fee. , . , , -1 Y W, J' -Y .'-11. n .9--T111 aefiku- :H - '::11.--,--.L fi-fifrlfz:-Efel-:Q--Tf 952: ff --4,5 --1-,,ii'1 ii Wi V - -1- '-' ' 1-I 124- ..,F' E:-ig, '. 1 E If J' ig ' 5-1 .if , - 'fe-fer-2-T '51'r' - ,j' -JF' -Z Ag- ,hju-.Q-mf' xi -..4' -1 -1T:. '....,.......: 1??..2rr-fl- ' 1 - .-. 1-fi .. -I -- n ' The Grove City National Bank GROVE CITY COLLEGE on its splendid achievements during its history, and appreciates being a part of the community influenced by its traditions. It also felicitates the Alumni of the College located in every country ful- Iilling so ably the expectations of their Alma Mater. Students and Faculty are invited to make use of our facillities. E. J. FITHIAN, President E. B. HARSHAW, Vice Pres. 84 Cashier S. C. BARBER, Ass't Cashier J. S. ARMSTRONG, Trust Officer DIRECTORS J. Fithian C. G. Harshaw C. H. Wilson E. English John NlcCune, Jr. E. B. Harshaw -172- 1 9 3 7 O U I l 'li Compliments of New Castle Dry Goods NEW CASTLE, PENNA. 'Ii 9 VI. EAT AT HOMER'S SANDWICHES- SMOKE SHOP -ICE CREAM At the Bridge Compliments of SNAITH'S Ili Elliott Oil 81 Gasoline Company WHOLESALE and RETAIL I Corner Center and Blair Street GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA n. TO UR COLLEGE PAPER glze Collegian Due to it. many new features, once unclrezimed of, have been inaugu- railecl this past semester, such as news picture and at least six pages every week. town delivery on 'I'ln11'sd:1y. WIC WILL STRIVIC 'VO MICRIT YOU R SUPPORT IN THE FUTURE EVEN MORIC THAN IN THIS PAST. OF PROGRESS -173- S It's been a pleasure to have known the class of 1937, and hope for them just the things they have their hopes set on in the Age of Progress. Being the headquarters for all things Collegiate-Come in often Ed. V. Price made to measure Suits and Overcoats Spaulding Athletic Goods McGregor Sport Jackets-Knox Hats-Ide Shirts College Jewelry-Stationery, etc.-Nuf Ced G. G. FO R Q U E R HABERDASHER AND BooKsToRE fl U 'W Wolf Creek M, ' Runs Wild King Company LUMBER Building Materials, Farm Machinery, Paint Blair and Mill Streets January 28, 1 GROVE CITY, PA. I ' l :- THE BOOK-DAVIS COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS PLUMBING - HEATING SHEET METAL WORK Plans, Estimates, Modernizing, Repairing, Roofing, Insulation, Spouting John Manville Products Warm Air, Hot Water, Steam Heating, Air Conditioning, Water Systems, Iron Fireman Stoker 130 South Center Street Phone 147 Grove City, Pennsylvania 1 , l, -174- 1937 OU l . YOUNG'S HHARV and ED COLLEGE SUPPLIES Y l The Penn Grove Hotel GROVE CITY, PA. Ideal in its Appointments for College Parties Bridge Luncheons-Bridge Teas Dinner Dances--Banquets THE IDEAL BAKERY ALL KINDS OF CAKES VVe bake our cakes fresh every clay. but if you want anything out of the ordinary we shall be glad to make it in accmclance with your wishes. ,g 'la ..: 1, P 1. SHIRA'S D. S. PEDEN Dru Q StO1'6 JEWELER to Broad Street Class '37 Bon Voyage Grove City Pa. .-E 'Il -I I uf FRATERNITY JEWELRY AND NOVELTIES DETROIT, MICH. 427 Farwell Building Eclwarcls' Halcleman 8c Company Favors - Programs - Stationery PROGRESS -175 Grove City Publishing Company Printers of The Collegian Solicits Your Printing BROAD STREET 'Il BUILDING CONTRACTORS Cook Anderson Company Contractors of MARY ANDERSON PEW DORMITORY GROVE CITY, PA. STUDENTS Class of '37 We wish you GOOD 6 We Appreciate Your Patronage LUCK Underclassmen:-We will endeavor to serve you in the future even better than in the past. G. C. MURPHY COMPANY 'll -176- 1 937 OU MAKE THIS YOUR STORE Ehe Sharnn Stare SHARON, PENNA. Mercer C0unty's Largest Mercantile Establishment PARKES ORANGE PEKOE TEA BALLS INDIVIDUAL SERVICE Every Cup A Treat COFFEES-TEAS-SPICES-CANNED FOODS FLAVORING EXTRACTS L. H. Parke Company I HILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH WE BEGIN TO PAY E FEBRUARY 1, 1937 1 1 OF PROGRESS -177- as W. A. REDMCND CO. Hardware-Paints-Plumbing-Heating and Sheet Metal Supplies GROVE CITY, PA. 'll 5 QI r MOVING DAY CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Ed's Shirt Shop Quality at Fair Prices 1. SHAFFER'S WALLPAPER and PAINT Opposite Campus Use Moore Paint It Pays P P MARCH 23, 1937 'W 5 In Grove City's Largest Department Store Featuring WEARING APPAREL FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS tu -17S- 1937 OU ESTATE AND , I . , 4 ' roa treet NS R A' Ph 485 Shepard Canned Goods Distributed By Armstrong Grocery Cu. ASCM RECREATION BILLIARDS - - BOWLING Across from Dad's OF PROGRESS -179- I. Currys H. H. SHILLITO Cleaners and Dyers Stands for Qualit y We Call For and Deliver Ph 94 Try Us 0 C 224 S th B d St t J Photographers to the Cuija Grove City's only Exclusive Camera Shop. If it's made for photography, we sell it. Negatives of Ouija Pictures are on file and Duplicate Prints may be obtained at any time. -1s0- 1937 OU SHONTZ 8g MYERS FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING 83 East State Street SHARON, PENNSYLVANIA I I S S A A I. L Y Y S S ICE CREAM -- LUNCHES IsaIy's Ice Cream EncIstI1e Quest For tI1e Best Il .. DRY COLD STORAGE .... Makes Furs Soft and Suppl only 27 f val t PHONE 724 WeIIer-Krouse Company . . . . Only Fur Storage in Mercer County . . . . OF PROGRESS -lSl- LINCOLN MEAT MARKET QUALITY SPELLS OUR SUCCESS CITY DELIVERY N. W. DUNLAP LINCOLN AND BROAD GROVE clTv PA PHONE 226 LOOK FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT ' ,xiii KayIOn's Platfor Y Number1 TheaIre Offering Grove Citys With Screenlands Number 1 Stars. 14. CONTINUOUS Showing each 2:00 P. M. ff lf 11:30 P. M. AT THE KAYTON THEATRE GROVE CITY, PENNA. In Memory Poor Levltlcus Oct 1936 Aprrl 3 1937 of He was so young l I -1s2- 1937 OU lr Say It With Flowers Growie City Floral Company 805 Liberty Street GROVE CITY, PA PHONE 494 ui l. TIIE Cm,per-llessemcr'Type EN-8 Diesel. Twelve of these engines each ruled 2500 H. l'. have just been delivered to the U. S. Coast Guard. They ure now lacing inslullefl in 125 ft. Patrol Boats. There ure similar Cooper-Besscliu-r Dicsels in slundurcl sizes covering ix range from 75 to 1500 llorsc- Power. Write for literature. W. G. ECKLES CG. NEW CASTLE, PA. Architects for the new buildings on the campus at GROVE CITY COLLEGE OF PROGRESS -183- - 1 Compliments of MYERS 24 Hom. Service Department Store Bessemer Restaurant 159-163 South Broad Street lm - 'I FACULTY GN! PARADE A .,f 'fpgfi ,wtf . me ? fl. Congratulations Class of '37 Aneher Drug Store Penn Theatre Rexall New Castle, Pa. QUAUTY The Home of Paramount, Metro- SERVICE Goldwyn-Mayer and RKO LOW pRlCE5 Greater Pictures .nib :t :Il BECAUSE this book is bound in a Molloy Made cover it will continue to be a source of satisfaction to you thruout the years to come. A good book deserves a Molloy Made cover. THE DAVID J. MOLLOY PLANT 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Ill? ' 1 , -1s4- 1937 OU flf F ll. Brnwn's Boot Shop De Frances Drug Store 147 Broad Street GROVE CITY, PA. A Good Place To BUY SHOES Across from Shira's I I 1 A LIMITED SUPPLY of Exclusive GROVE CITY COLLEGE Suitable for framing are available Contact either Herman Diehl James Merriman Editor Business Manager I xx f' A sow! 1 ji iv The Sanciwich Shop For that snacic that refreshes Open every day except Sunday OF PROGRESS -ISS- mens nmmnnrs 0RNE fC0 MPANY Avenue - Pittsburgh, Penna. 186- 1937 OUIJA CHE ZIEGLER CO oi- 0 DEPENDABLE E QUALITY RRINTERS FOR NEARLY FIFTY YEARS I O COLLEGE YEAR BOOK SPECIALISTS For Twenty-Five Years Phone 20460 West Cunningham Street Butler, Pennsylvan OF PROGRESS 1b7 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS A. M. Recreation. .....,.A..,.,,, ,. Anchor Drug Store .,..,............... Armstrong Grocery Company .,.., Bessemer Restaurant ......,..7..,,..E, Book-Davis Company ...... Brown's Boot Shop ......... Camer-Art Studio ..,.,....... Collegian ...............,....,... .. ..,..,,,, - Cook-Anderson Company ,,,,,..,,,,,, Cooper-Bessemer Corporation ,,,.,.. Curry's .....r..,,..,,,,.,.,,,.,,,...,..,,.,..,. DeFranCe's Drug Store ........., VV. G. Eckles Company ,,......,...,..,. Ed's Shirt Shop ..,,.,......,..,.,,., E ..,,.,,., Edwards' Haldeman X Company .......... Elliott Oil X Gas Company ,............, Forquer's .....,,..,...,..,..,.,.,......r......,,... Grove City Floral Company ,..,...., Grove City National Bank .,.,.,,,,,,..,.. Grove City Publishing Company ..,.,..... Guthrie Theatre ,.,.,,..,...........,...,.......,... Harshaw's Insurance X Real Estate ..,..., y . Homer s ........,........... .- ......,....... ............. Ideal Bakery r,........,...,.....,.........,...., Isa1y's ,......,........... Kayton Theatre ..r,,..., King Company ,.,......,.,. Lincoln Meat Market ..... - G. C. Murphy Company .....,........... Myers Department Store .,.,.,..,......,..... New Castle Dry Goods Company ,....... L. H. Parke Company ........,.,,..,...,... D. S. Peden .............................,....... YI. C. Penny Company ,........ Penn Grove Hotel ,.............. Penn 'l heatre ...........,.....,,....... XV. A. Redmond Company ,...... Robert Rawsthorne Company ,...... Sandwich Shop .,........,..,.,.,.....,.... W. A. Shaffer ,....r,..............,.... Sharon Store .,.......... H. H. Shillito ................. Shirais Drug Store ....... Shontz Sz Myers ................ S. K. Smith Company ......... Snaith's Smoke Shoppe ....... VVeller-Krouse Company ..... Young's ....... . ....r.,.............. . Ziegler Company .,........ 179 184 179 - ...l. 184 174 185 180 173 176 183 180 185 183 178 175 173 .... 174 183 172 176 180 179 173 175 .... 181 182 174 182 176 184 . .,.. - 173 177 175 178 175 184 178 186 185 - .,... .178 .. .... 177 180 175 181 184 173 181 17 5 187 1 -188- 1937 OUIJA OF PROGRESS AUTCDGIQAPI-IS AUTOGRAPHS 937 OU I W K A A A A The Campus? I QA 1 A' ,. A ' A' WA V A A, -- - A - -X - V ' -' -H Q A 1 s Pr2Sw+ 5-U95- 'qw ' A Q f.,.+WuAma Ellcigsf e,AsA AA - i, A. A I nf . Ay -QX. 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