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

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Bottom Row: Seymour Feldman, ' 40, Jack Levy, Grad., Harold Weininger, ' 39, Wallace Leibner, ' 39, Sherburn Adashek, ' 39, William Friedman, ' 39, Stuart Herst, ' 39, Sol Plevin, ' 39, Edward Koblitz, ' 40, Norman Hankin, ' 40, Ernest Saslow, ' 40. Second Row: William Wolf, ' 40, Seymour Radzwiller, ' 41, Morton Rosen, ' 41, Louis Fenster, ' 41, Armin Schapira, ' 40, William Beinfield, ' 40, Lee Ruslander, ' 41, Hubert Arons, ' 41, Jack Goldsmith, ' 40, Arthur Kleven, ' 41, Edgar Wertheimer, ' 41, Albert Silberman, ' 40. Third Row: Howard Winkler, ' 40, Walter Loewenherz, ' 42, Harold Flanzer, ' 42, Robert Fried- man, ' 42, Jerry Cutler, ' 42, Gerald Hirtenstein, ' 42, Ronald Goodman, ' 42, Leonard Weiner, ' 42, Sherwood Gorenstein, ' 42, Armand Schudson, ' 42, Mark Stern, ' 42, Daniel Simon, ' 42. Xot in Picture: Byron Zolin, ' 42, Morton Bloomfield, Grad., Richard Marcus, Grad., George Feinberg. PI LAMBDA PHI The Pi Lam patio . . . furthest Greek-letter house on Langdon street . . . first man we bump into, appro- priately enough, is Bill Friedman, indeed an activities man . . . Union board, Inter-fraternity board, chapter presi- dent, and then some . . . another of similar calibre is Eddie Koblitz, sports writer and Octy staff man as well as Union board secretary, preparing to attend a meeting somewhere . . . Ronnie Goodman sprints out the door, bound for a crew workout . . . knocking a ping pong ball around we find Sey Feldman, Haresfoot chorine, and Stu Herst, one of the last three freshman class presidents . . . upstairs we see three point Sherwood Gorenstein gathering up his racquets for a tennis match . . . this yearling is Wisconsin state junior champ and seems headed for a Big Ten title . . . hitting the books are Sherb Adashek and Billy Wolf, prom chairmen of the past . . . Byron Zollin leaves with us to walk down Langdon, he being, it is said, the best prospective quarter-miler in half a decade ... as we make our departure, in with bulging brief case bursts Armin Schapira, ace adman for the Badger and clever caricaturist for Cardinal and Octy. 337 Bill Friedman Eddie Koblitz

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Bottom Row: James Little, ' 41, Carl Ciglio, ' 39, John McVay, ' 39, Frederick Huebner, ' 39, Duane Cutting, ' 39. Second Row: Frank Raeschen, ' 40, Robert Neprud, ' 39, Stanley Backey, ' 41, William Morrissey, ' 39, Robert Remmel, ' 40, John Gerlaeh, Grad. Third Row: Keymit Neitzel, ' 41, Howard Radder, ' 40, Clarence Gettelman, ' 40, Robert Neuman, ' 42, Norman Friske, ' 42. Fourth Row: Carl Velguth, ' 39, Clair Flanagaon, Grad., George Hipskind, ' 39, Louis Wolters, ' 41, Cyril Buker, 40. Fifth ' Row: Kenneth Klinkert, ' 40, Jim Eagan, ' 42, Otto Alsen, ' 39, George Wepfer, ' 39, Jim Balstead, ' 40. Not in Picture: Raymond Welbourne, Grad., Henry Wisawer, Grad., Robert Haldiman, ' 39, Malcom Little, ' 39, Bernard Greene, ' 39, Clyde Rhode, ' 4 0, Frank Potter, ' 40, Albert Dorsch, ' 40. John Gerlach Jack McVay PI KAPPA ALPHA The PiKA pavilion . . . the wail of a cornet assails us as we enter ... it is being wielded by Jack McVay, a man about the campus and one of Bill Pusch ' s Gabriels . . . Jack is a band and orchestra member and veteran committee chairman for various activities . . . oblivious to the music is a knot of the brothers scanning a letter from John Gerlach, Wisconsin ' s greatest shortstop ... he starred for the Badgers for three years, finished the 1938 season with the Chicago White Sox ... is working out this spring with Shreveport and will be back in Law School in the fall . . . the gang finishes the letter and keeps talking baseball, quite naturally . . . they all cavort on the diamond for the Badgers . . . Cy Buker, pitcher . . . Howie Radder, left fielder . . . Bill Morrissey, latest of a long line of PiKA shortstops . . . Bill is the toughest ping pong player in school, having won the University title last year . . . another burst of music is caused by George Hipskind, McCoy henchman in the hectic prom king embroglio, and journalist of sorts with the Cardinal and Wisconsin Engineer . . . the last man we see on the way out is Bob Neuman, one of Steinauer ' s super-splashers. 336

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■ .. .. — 1, — 7-ti» ' S. ' ' »Jli ' SElKmli IW .$ ' ' m 4p Bottom Row: Kenneth Bellile, ' 39, DeWayne Nehs, ' 40, Donald O ' Neill, ' 39, Maxwell PuUen, ' 39, John Foley, ' 39, Frederick Steinmann, ' 40. Second Row: Jack Howard, ' 40, Frank Ogden, ' 41, Phil Coerper, ' 42, Brian Lynott, ' 42, Charles Johnston, ' 41, Harry Clarke, ' 41. Third Row: Robert Veerhusen, ' 42, Franklin Nehs, ' 42, Carl Forseter, ' 42, Edward Dithmar, Grad., David Merritt, ' 42. Fourth Row: William Murray, ' 40, John Wakefield, ' 41, Albert Sibbernsen, ' 42, Bernard Connell, ' 41, William Secord, ' 42. Fifth Row: Arthur Pipenhagen, ' 39, Edward Samp, ' 40, George Dennison, ' 42, William Rodgers, Grad., Don Stouffer, ' 42. fot in Picture: Joseph M. Hoeffel, Jr., ' 39, Edmund D. Dollard, ' 39, Richard Brazeau, Grad., George S. Theurer, Grad. Ed Samp Iack Howard PSI UPSILON Watching the parade of Psi U ' s down Langdon Street ... a throng of pedestrians leap for their lives as Smilin ' Jack Howard roars by in a cream colored coupe . . . with him is another politician and man-about-campus, Ed Samp . . . using a more plebian mode of locomotion is Phil Coerper, fencing luminary . . . dashman Dave Mer- ritt sprints down to the armory . . . Dinty O ' Neill, Psi U chief executive, strolls past with a smooth Theta . . . here comes Dewayne Nehs, 770 club promoter . . . rushing past to cover a scoop is Cardinal-columnfiller Coco Connell ... in the midst of a flock of fluttering females walks Max Pullen, big gun in the R. O. T. C. . . . at a leisurely gait comes Bill Rodgers, self-styled rebel from the cultured mountains of Missouri . . . clad in a bright W sweater is Ken Bellile, stooped over from the combined tonnage of Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, and Beta Gamma Sigma keys . . . Dick Brazeau, oldest prom king in school, comes by at a brisk clip . . . between two captivating coeds, oblivious to the fact that he has only seventeen seconds to get up the hill, strolls Big Bill Murray. 338 I