University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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DELTA TI-IETA SIGMA The Wisconsin chapter of Delta Theta Sigma, a professional agricul- tural fraternity, was organized in 'l9Q7. Excellence in scholarship, social, and athletic achievements has been the accomplishment of Delta Theta Sigma. Today, most of the members are wearing the uniform of the United States armed forces. Brothers of Delta Theta Sigma who have answered their country's call: Edward Acl4erman Eloyd l-lolloway Charles Ream George Bahler Robert Bergstrom Eremont Betts Roger Biddick Lawrence Bradee John Bucliholz Edwin Conrad John Cooper Arden Daoust Edwin Davies Wilson Eisher l'lenry Eortmann Evan Eredricl4son Paul Gardner Louis Goette Jerome l-lemauer Wilfred l'leml4er Raymond l'lesprich Wilbur l-locl4erman Gilbert Broolcs Robert Daine William Erleywine Keith l-leath Stanley Lee Anthony Elorehled John Jacl4son Norman Johnson Tracy Johnson Richard Kaufman Arthur Kelly Walter Kirchner Walter Krause Arno Kurth Curtis Mccutchin Earl Maves Robert Meir Darrell Metcalf Donald Meyer Erand Miller Richard Nerud Stanley Qlson William Qpperman Walter Pregler Martin Ralph DELTA Tl-TETA SIGMA PLEDGES Donald Nelson Lowell Nelson Eugene Pitts Paul Schurr Delbert Thomas Donald Reinl4e Norman Sawyer Eraril4 Schacht Charles Simon Leland Smith Duane Stanley Marion Staley Joseph Steingraeber Louis Srdich Gilman Sund Russel Sutherland Leonard Vodal4 William Ward Kenneth Wedin Paul Weis Milton Wiesner Eranl4 Wing Raul Wolslce Eugene Ziegeweid Gordon Thomas William Tubbs Clinton Weber Donald Wildinson Rodney Zimmer The members remaining at Wisconsin are all assistants in biochemistry. These include Edward l-lerst, Earl Larsen, James price, Bernard Schwagert, and Robert Spitzer. 31

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CMICRON NU Qmicron Nu, honorary professional home eco- nomics sorority vvas established in 'IQTQ at Michigan State College lor the promotion ol scholarship, leadership, and research. The Wis- consin Eta chapter vvas organized in 'l9'l5. Since most oi the activities maI4e for the pro- motion of scholarship, members are not elected to Omicron Nu until the end ol their junior year, so that they have the opportunity to prove themselves vvorthy. Members ol Qmicron Nulsearch through the freshman class and present a silver loving cup to the freshman girl vvho malfes the highest sholastic average. It also lollovvs a policy ol tutoring Freshman vvho are students in home economics. ' Each year, Qmicron Nu avvards a 5250 scholar- ship to the senior or graduate student vvhose qualifications ol vvorthiness, intelligence, and Financial need best lit her for it. 30 Front Rovv: E. Larkin, J. Wegner, E. Boardman, V. Ames, R. Ring, M. Whittemore, E. I-lalter Back Rovv: F. Fox, V. McNaughton, K. Thomp- son, I-l. Gill, R. Zimmerman, E. l-latch, M. Schneider, E. Berry, S. Borchardt Not in Picture: R. Kosanke, C. Mees, P. Miller, K. Ryan, H. Stettler OFFICERS President .......... VIRGINIA MCNAUGI-ITQINI Vice-President. .. .,............. RUTI-I RING Secretary ....... ..... M AY WHITTEMQRE Treasurer .... .......... E LEANOR I-IALTER MEMBERS I FACULTY: Cecilia Abry, Dena Cederquist, May Cowles, Catherine Graf, Irene I-laan, Eunice I-lendricl4son, Dorothy I-lusseman, I-lazel Manning, Iva Mortimer, I-lelen Parsons, May Reynolds, Frances Zuill. GRADUATE STUDENTS: Edith Boardman, Char- lotte Mees, I-lulda Stettler, Anne Williamson. SENIQRS: Virginia Ames, Elizabeth Berry, Shirley Borchardt, Florence Fox, I-larriet Gill, Eleanor I-lalter, Eleanor I-latch, Ruth Kosanl4e, Emily Larlcin, Virginia MclXlaughton, Patricia Miller, Ruth Ring, Kathleen Ryan, Margaret Schneider, Kathryn Thomp- son, June Wegner, May Whittemore, Ruth Zimmer- man. r

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EE? T 1- 5 .- ,X-mf-fqzis it . S' Front Row: M. Browne, R. D ', H. D l , G. Forrer, M. Gunderson, R. Giixdhann, F. Ts?leFy J. H. Nelson, J. Robi so , J. D ' W. R , L. Peck, M. Biddick, BorchaTxdlt?SM. E. QTBSLFBS Third Row: B. Schweigert, R. Ad , R. H ' E. Endres, M. Kohlman, P. Damrirx, I. Ratcgki M. Stagg, M. Koch, M. Miller, W. Slack Back Row: L. Guenther, D. Luick, L. Barton, J. Swenson, J. Hird, S. Fast, E. Berckmann, M. Bailey, L. Clark 1 EUTHENICS CLUB lfuthenics Club is an organization whose mem- bership is open to all students and faculty members in Home Economics, and which is affiliated with the student club divisions oi the Wisconsin Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association. The members adopted For their theme this year ULiving For Victory . It is carried out through social, business, and professional experiences in club liie. ' Qne oi the main projects this year was a Christ- mas party at which members participated to help Fill the stockings oi the children at the Qrthopedic Hospital. A contribution was also made to the national lund which brings Foreign lellows to this country to study. OFFICERS President ..................... WILI-A RQUSEY Vice-President .... ...JANE DAVIES Secretary ..... ....... L QRNA PECK Treasurer .... .... J EAN ROBINSQN 32 SENIORS: V. Ames, F. Armour, V. Beamsley, E. Berckmann, S. Borchardt, L. Clark, P. Damrow, B. Delene, M. J. Dick, P. Dorney, S. Fast, H. Gettelman, N. Gittens, M. Graddis, E. Halter, R. Harriman, M. Johnson, M. Koch, R. Kosanke, S. Linke, V. McNaughton, M. Miller, E. Niedermeiser, E. Olsen, l. Racek, R. Ring, J. Robinson, W. Rousey, B. Scheele, R. Scott, L. Tipple, R. Varker, M. Whittemore, R. Zimmerman. JL,lNlORS: L. Aitkin, D. Bach, M. Bailey, L. Barton, M. Biddich, K. Blotz, L. Crump, H. Doyle, R. Eller, J. Eide J. Fiedler, G. Forrer, Mrs. Geraldine Gadrner, R. Gil- johann, M. Goodell, L. Guenther, P. Gunderson, J. Hamilton, R. Harris, J. Hird, A. Johnson, L. Knoll, V. Liebetrau, D. Luick, C. Maher, P. Mann, E. Price, V. Ray, R. Reddy, A. Reitz, E. Roth, V. Rowe, A. Schoot, W. Slack, N. Spees, J. Swenson, V. Vivian, J. Warner, B. Washburne, M. Witt, N. Yost. SOPHOMORES: R. Adams, R. Basse, P. Beithon, J. Bruechert, l. Busch, J. Bussewitz, P. Cirves, A. Cohen, R. E. Davis, M. Dunwiddie, E. Endres, M. Fink, B. Fry, B. Gehrke, Z. M. Goodell, L. Granec, P. Harris, R. Hayes, H. Henkelmann, D. Hughes, F. lsely, R. Johnson, V. Johnson, B. Jones, B. Kassnel, M. Kohlman, B. Koss, M. Lapp, P. Leeds, J. Leistikow, L. Lepeska, J. Lippert, C. Lytle, M. MacMillan, B. May, M. Meeker, M. A. Neacy, Otto, R. Pavlicek, L. Peck, J. Piper, C. Plisch, L. Rahmlow, D. Rein, M1 Ritchie, B. Ross, Delia Rossini, F. Russell, D. Rust, B. Seibert, C. Skrzypczak, M. Sperry, P. Staats, H. Steldt, P. Thornton, J. Toepfer, M. E. Tubbs, R. Vinocur, A. Waldbillig, B. Watson, L. Wood, K. Zajicek, J. Zander ' M N S Anderson D Bates, A. Beadle, D. Bille, FRESH E : . , . M. Browne, M. Dixon, J. Falge, D. Feingold, R. Guild, J., Halvenstot, J. Herman, M. Hobson, A. Huckstead, F. Johnson, J. Jorgenson, K. Kahl, M. Kaukl, B. Kindschi, R. Kraus, M. Kreutzer, V. Leohrer, L. Mishlove, S. Mutchler, B. Noble, H. Page, D. Peterson, M. Ranson, J. Rendell, J. Reynolds, R. Ryall, M. Schwartz, B. Schweigert, M. Sta88f E. Stanelle, G. Steiro, B. Stitt, J. Todd, J. Warth, C. Webster, A. Wendt, R. White, A. Wrocklage. Second Row: Mrs. Geraldine Gardner, M. Witt,