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Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

 - Class of 1936

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Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH) online collection, 1936 Edition, Cover
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ANU SO, NUUDST lFAM IUIJIA lR SQCENHES AND Dietscln fi-lall E N lFAXNlHlLlIAR FACCIEESQ, WWE 1SSlESfIQQ iiliN TUHIE Uliwr' OIF A 'I-lulet 'Hall Emma Dang 'Hall E Y1i?lAx lEQ?i WE IAME IE? lMfD ER f Ii X ll+ii0SlE TR AxW1ElIglERS NMIHW WE A li JEDWWN 7 W MIQILACCIE Smith Observatorg THROUGH VARIOUS PUIINTS UF THE CCAMIPTU IIN QUEST OIF ADV1EN Tl!g l LlRFliC, STlUlDDlICONUS AND OTHHUERWVIISIE Q. Q, : + J Administration IN WHICH ARE DISQ CUSSED CERTAIN LEARNEI MEN DI-7 THE LAND WHOSE ELUNCTIDN SEEMED TD RE THE INSTRIUCQ TIDN DE THE YDUTHQ EUIL AND IINTUTDRED IN WHICH THE EX4 CEIJLENT WDRR IPERQ EDRMED I RY THESE SCHDILARS AND THEIR LDVINCI INTEREST IN THE IR PUPIILS IS CONIMENDED C. C. 4. AND WHEREIN IS DIS? CUSSED THE ASTDN4 ISHINCI CUSTOM IN THE IJAND DE HOIQDQ INC CILASS AT DAWN C. Dr. Louis C. wright THE PRESIDENT BALDWIN-WALLACE COLLEGE 66 99 A Rencowwmled Patrcoml of Learning . 5. ,' ' Tk 5 X l i i t s i. seg!-1-af Greetings to the Class of 1936 and to your interesting Grindstone. Your courageous efforts have changed che college class book from a biennial to an annual production. The years will make this printed record increasingly tender with intimate memories. May the friendships linked together in these pages never dim. May gratitude for your college years increase with passing time. LOUIS C. WRIGHT, President. DR D C GROVER DEAN F ROEI-IM MRS GECRGE PYLE JONES MISS RUTH KNIGHT DR C STIEFEL DR F CRAMER MR D T BURNS MISS M MERCIER DR J M BLOCI-IER E C UNNEWEHR MR F B DUTTON MR C W MUNK DEAN R L BEYER MRS. P. BAUR DR: .n ISWHIEIRIE THREE IPIRUIFIESSUIRS SAT IIN CUNSUILTATIION.. 'I6 ERAVE AND ILEARNEID IPROEESSURS AND THEIR SEVERAL DEIPUTIESP MISS E. M. RIEGLER MISS D. WORICK MISS C. J. FAY MISS R. E. PARKER MISS E. STRETCH MR. C. G. SCHLUER DR. H. T. FICKEN MR. S. L. GREENXVCOD MRS. E. S. TUDGR MRS. M. SCHLUER MK'. M. F. WICKE MR. A. RIEMENSCHNEIDER MISS E. A. LONGBON MR. C. A. NISSEN MISS D. HUTCHINSON MISS H. LOWE 17' V DR. C. W. HERTZLER MR. W. C. PAUTZ MR. L. H. FITCH MR. P. R. TRAUTMAN MR. R. E. WATTS MR. K. A. ECKERT MR. E. L. FINNEGAN DR. H. J. SMITH MR. J. O. SAMUEL MISS L. MERCER MR. D. BESWICK MRS. T. GOLDSWORD MR. L. N. KURKDJIE MR. H. C. BEYER MR. J. J. PETTY REV. C. W. KENNEDY MII-IIE HAD BEEN THIIRTY YEARS ENUPILCOYJING HI - I8 DR. E. L. FULLMER DR. O. L. DUSTHEIMER MR. P. E. BAUR MISS F. F. MILLS MISS H. GALLEHER MISS E. THOMPSON MRS. J. G. WHITNEY DR. E. RIEMENSCHNEIDER MR. H. L. RIDENOUR MR. C. H. BULLIS MR. T. C. SURRARRER DR. A. C. BOGGESS MR. L. C. YODER MR. C. E. FEUTCHER THOUGHTS FOR THE IIMPROVEMENT OIF HUMAN ILIUFIE M9- -4- olleg IN WHICH IS REQ CORDEII WITH NIL MEROUS IIJLIISTRA4 T IONS THE STORY OE THE RECEETION OE TRAYEILERS IN RAILDQ WINQWAIJILACE C. C. OE HOW THEY ARE EREEID OE THE BONDS WHICH SUSEICIOUS NAT IYES IMEOSE UPON THEM 1. f. OE HOW THEY EROYE THEMSEJLYES TO THE INHARITANTS 0000 OE HOW THEY RISE IN THE ESTEEM OE THE EEOEIJE AND REQ COME CHIEE AMONG THEM L. .. L. 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'Wh ox-56W -QKIAWPN 'f' 25' MILDRED DREGER HARRIETT DUNHAM DAISY DUNLOP MARGUERITE DUNMIRE VALERIE EPPLEY BEATRICE EVANS WYLIE EVERETT CHESTER FENNEL BENJAMIN FORBES HARRY FRY MARTHA GERACI ORLEY GINGERY RICHARD JACKSON BENTON JONES ARLINE KADEL SAMUEL KAETZEL ANNA MAY KEYSE EDWARD KOZELKA KATHRYN GOETTE HOWARD GOULD CLYDE GRILLS FORREST HALE JO-HN HAPPY AMELIA HARDING ROBERT HELFER THELMA HOOPER LAWRENCE HORN PAUL HUMMEL MARTHA IMHOFF CLARENCE JACK '26 .-...4-I 27 KENNETH G. LANG ANNA MAY LINDSAY JOHN LOZORI JOSEPH MANCINI CARL MARTING ELEANOR McVEIGH RICHARD MICI-IAELS BETTY MILBAUGH JEROME MITTINGER RUTH MLAZOVSKY HELEN MONNETT BETTY MORGAN - -- --J77- . vvf,m?...,,,,,-. JAMES MUSTIN LEoLA NAHUIS DOROTHY OLDI-IAM JOHN PALTSIK WILLIAM PETERS DONALD PAREITT VIRGINIA STAUFFER GENEVA STEINGASS HAROLD STERNGLANZ CARL STIEFEL CARL STOLLENMEYER FRANK TARBOX ARTHUR ULMER WILLIAM VORLICKY CAROL WENGER . EDYTHE WILDER JANET xv1LLsoN LAURA WINCHESTER WARD POWELL JACK PYLE NORMA REISSER WILLIAM SAKER MATILDA SLOANE VERA SONICH GORDON SPLE'l '28 SENIOR CC ASS ACTIVITIES Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Modern Language Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Science Club 2, 3, 4. BAIN, DAVID H. BASH, EDWARD Theta Kappa Nu, Archon 45 Debate 1, 25 Student Assembly President 45 Exponent 2, Business Manager 35 Social Board 45 May Day Committee 45 Interfraternity Council 45 Ad. Board President 45 Pi Kappa Delta 3, 45 Alpha Phi Gamma 3, 45 Modern Language Club 25 Social Science Club 3, 45 Most outstanding man 3, 4. BATES, WINIFRED Alpha Kappa Sigma, Vice President 3, Treasurer 3, President 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Social Science 45 Exponent 35 Modern Language Club 45 Ad. Board 4. BAUMGARTNER, LYDIA Alpha Kappa Sigma, Treasurer 35 French Club 45 Glee Club 35 Home Economics Club 2, 4. BELL, ALISON Beta Sigma Omicron5 Alpha Phi Gamma 3, 45 Pi Gamma Mu 3, 45 Mortar Board 45 Liberal Arts Club 3, 45 Modern Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 35 French Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 45 German Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 25 Exponent 2, News Editor 25 Writers' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Education Club 3, 45 Social Science Club 3, 4. BICHIMER, LAURA German Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 45 French Club 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Liber- al Arts Club 3, 45 Education Club 35 Pi Gamma Mu 3, 45 Mortar Board 4. BIGELOW, MARIE E. Gamma Sigma, Recording Secretary 45 Social Science Club 3, 45 Education Club 3, 45 Women's Athletic Association 4. BOGNER, NEALE BOSWORTH, ROBERTA Beta Sigma Omicron5 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Ed- ucation Club 45 May Queen 3. BOWEN, EVELYN E. Alpha Kappa Sigma, Vice-President 45 Modern Language Club 25 May Queen At- tendant 35 Home-Coming Queen 4. BRAUN, DOROTHY A. Education Club 3, 45 Science Seminar 4. BROOKS, TED BROWN, GEORGE H. Science Seminar 3, 45 Y. M. C. A. Sec- retary 35 Vice-President 45 Religion Ma- jors' Club 1. , CAMPBELL, JANET G. Alpha Kappa Sigma, Vice-President 3, President 45 Ohio Wesleyan 15 Vice- President of Senior Class5 Pi Gamma Mu 3, 45 Liberal Arts Club 3, 45 Home Economics Club 45 Ad. Board 45 Social Science Club 3, 45 Inter-Fraternity Board 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3. CARPENTER, DOROTHY L. Alpha Kappa Sigma5 Exponent 1, 45 Dram- atic Club I5 Social Science Club 3, 45 Ed- E ucation Club 3, 45 XVomen's Athletic As- sociation 4. Beta Sigma Omicron, President 45 Y. W. C. A. Secretary 45 Senior Class Secretary5 Pi Gamma Mu 3, 45 Liberal Arts Club 3, 45 Education Club 2, 3, 45 Exponent 1, 2, 3, 45 Writers' Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mortar Board 45 Most Popular Girl 4. CHASE, STANLEY L. Zeta Kappa5 Education Club 45 Y. M. C. A. Treasurer 25 Baseball 3, 45 Freshman Class President. CLARK, GRACE Beta Sigma Omicron, Treasurer 45 Dram- atic Club 2, 35 Women's League Secretary 35 Education Club 4. COMP, RAY Phi Pi Phi, President 45 Debate 2, 3, 45 Phi Kappa Delta 3, 45 Social Science Club 2, 3, Treasurer 45 World Affairs Forum President 35 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Mod- ern Language Club 2, 3. COOKE, ETHEL Gamma Sigma, Corresponding Secretary 45 Class Vice-President 15 Class Treasurer 35 Dramatic Club 15 Home Economics Club 3, Treasurer 45 Exponent 25 Grindstonc Associate Editor 3, Editor 45 Liberal Arts 3, 45 Pi Gamma Mu 3, 45 Mortar Board 45 Most Outstanding Girl 4. DASH, C. WESTON Theta Kappa Nu5 Exponent Managing Edi- tor 1, 2, Editor 45 Writers' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Religious Majors' Club 15 Spanish Club 1, 2, 45 Mod:-rn Language 1, 2, 45 Social Science Club 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Band 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 35 Alpha Phi Gam- ma 2, 3, 4. DE PALO, NICHOLAS Football 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3. DE PODESTA, SHEILA Beta Sigma Omicron5 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Modern Lan- guage Club 35 Education 4. DIMMLICH, WALTER Gospel Team 1, 2, 3, President 45 Y. M. C. A. Secretary 45 Band 3, 45 Religious Majors' Club 1. DREGER, MILDRED Gamma Sigma, President 45 Women's Ath- letic Association 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 One of Most Beautiful Girls 35 May Queen Attendant 3. DUNHAM, HARRIETT Sigma Sigma Delta, Vice-President 45 Cleveland College 1, 25 Home Economics Club 3, 45 Hikers' Club 35 Social Science Club 4. DUNLOP, DAISY Sigma Sigma Delta, Secretary 45 Kent State College 1, 25 Home Economics Club 3, 45 Education Club 3, 45 Hikers' Club 3, President 45 Women's Athletic Associa- tion 4. DUNMIRE, MARGUERITE Gamma Sigma, President 35 Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Edu- cation Club 2, 3, 45 German Club 25 Inter- 'fratennity Board, Secretary 35 May Queen 'Attendant 35 One of Most Beautiful Girls 3. Sigma Sigma Delta, Vice-President 35 Hi- ram College 15 Theta Alpha Phi, Secretary 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, President 45 Writers' Club 2, 3, 45 Social Science Club 45 Education Club 3, 45 Exponent 4. EVANS, BEATRICE 'W Gamma Sigma, Corresponding Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Education Club 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Club 35 Social Science 3, 45 Writers' Club 1, 25 Emma Lang Treas- urer 4. EVERETT, WYLIE Theta Kappa Nu, Scribe 45 Education. Club 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Exponent 3, 45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Most Hand- some Man 4. FENNELL, CHESTER FORBES, BENJAMIN Phi Kappa Phi, Corresponding Secretary 45 Social Science Club 3, 4. FOWLES, EDITH French Club 1, 3, Secretary 2, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Education Club 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4. FRY, HARRY Phi Pi-Phi5 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. GERACI, MARTHA Ohio Wesleyan 1, 25 Social Science 4. GINGERY, ORLEY Band 1, 2, 3, Student Director 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, President 45 Education Club 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. GOETTE, KATHRYN Alpha Kappa Sigma5 Education Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club I, 25 Women's Athletic Association 45 Social Science Club 3. GOULD, HOWARD Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Education Club 3, 45 Modern Language Club 25 Bach Chorus 1, 2. GRILLS, CLYDE . ' Zeta Kappa, Vice-President 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 3, 45 Education Club 4. HALE, FORREST Band 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, Secretary 3. HAPPY, JOHN Phi Pi Phi, Treasurer 3, 45 Modern Lan- guage Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Theta Alpha Phi 3, 45 Social Science Club 45 Football Mana- ger 1, 25 Track 1, 52, 3, 45 Wrestling 4. HARDING, AMELIA Gamma Sigma5 Education Club 3, 45 Modern Language Club 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Y. C. A. Treasurer 4. HELFER, ROBERT Phi Pi Phi5 German Club President 25 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Science Seminar 3, 45 Theta Alpha Phi 3, 4. HOCKSTRA, HOWARD W. Zeta Kappa5 Education Club 3, 45 Science Seminar 3, 45 German Club 4. SEN OR CLASS ACTIVITIES Gamma Sigma, Treasurer 3, 45 Liberal Arts 3, 45 Pi Gamma Mu 3, 45 Alpha Phi Gam- ma 3, Second Vice-President 45 Mortar Board 45 Modern Language 2, 3, 45 Span- ish club, President 2, 35 French Club 2, 3, Secretary 45 Hikers' Club 3, 45 Expon- ent 3, News Editor 45 Grindstone 45 Edu- cation Club 3, 45 Women's League Treas- urer 45 President Emma Lang Hall 4. HORN, LAWRENCE Phi Pi Phi5 German Club 4. PAUL, HUMMEL Ohio State University 1, 2, 3. IMHOFF, MARTHA A. Debate 15 French Club 15 Writers' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 35 Class Vice-President 25 Glee Club 35 Social Science Club 3, 45 Liberal Arts Club 3, 45 Pi Gamma Mu 3, 45 Bach Chorus 45 Y. W. C. A. Vice-President 4. JACK, CLARENCE JACKSON, RICHARD S. Theta Kappa Nu5 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JONES, BENTON Phi Kappa Phi, Corresponding Secretary 3, Secretary 45 Ohio State 25 Social Science Club 3, 45 Writers' Club 3, 45 Liberal Arts 45 Exponent Managing Editor 45 Editor 45 Modern Language Club 45 Dra- matic Club 4. KADEL, ARLINE Gamma Sigma, Recording Secretary 45 Mu Phi Epsilon Secretary 3, President 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Educa- tion Club 35 Bach Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. KAETZEL, SAMUEL Band 1, 2, 35 Gospel Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Debate 45 Exponent 3, 45 Pi Gamma Mu 3, 45 Liberal Arts Club 3, 4. KEYSE, ANNA MAY Gamma Sigma5 Dramatic Club 25 Glcc Club 1, 2, 3, President 4. KNIGHT, RUTH KOZELKA, EDWARD Theta Kappa Nu5 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. LANG, KENNETH Phi Kappa Phi, Treasurer 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4. LINDSEY, ANNA MAY Sigma Sigma Delta5 Dramatic Club 1, 25 Writers' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Modern Language Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Liberal Arts Club 3, 45 Education Club 3, 4. LOZORI, JOHN Zeta Kappa, Secretary 3, President 45 Al- pha Phi Gamma 35 Exponent 3. MACARIA, SISTER MARY MC VEIGH, ELEANOR Beta Sigma Omicron5 Dramatic Club 1' Modern Language Club 2, 3, President 45 Education Club 2, 3, 45 Writers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MANCINI, JOSEPH Science Seminar 3, 45 Education Club 3, 45 Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4. MARTING, CARL A. Theta Kappa Nu5 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, Manager 45 Sophomore Class Presi- dent5 Glee Club 1, 25 Modern Language Club 45 Social Science Club 4. Theta Kappa Nu, Archon 4. MILBAUGH, BETTY Beta Sigma Omicron5 Glee Club 35 Edu- cation Club 2, 35 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Class Secretaryg So- phomore Class Treasurer5 Grindstone 3, 4, Assistant Editor 35 Exponent 2, 3, 45 Alpha Phi Gamma 2, 3, Vice-President 4' May Queen Attendant 3. 9 MITTINGER, JEROME ' John Carroll 1, 2, 35 Theta Kappa Nu, Scribe 45 Social Science Club 4. MLAZOVSKY, RUTH Sigma Sigma Delta 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 45 German Club 3, Secretary 45 Hikers' Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Educa- tion Club 3, 45 Science Seminar 45 Wom- en's Athletic Association Secretary 4. MONNETT, HELEN Alpha Kappa Sigma5 Ohio Wesleyan 15 Social Science Club 3, 45 French Club 4. MORGAN, BETTY Sigma Sigma Delta, Secretary 3, President 45 Hikers' Club 15 Writers' Club 2, 3, 45 Y. W. C. A. Treasurer 35 Education Club 3, 4. MUSTIN, JAMES G. Glee Club 15 Exponent 2, 35 Alpha Phi Gamma 3, 45 Social Science Club 35 Band 4. NAHUIS, LEOLA Beta Sigma Omicron, Recording Secretary 45 Modern Language Club 1, 2, 35 Social Science Club 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Club 45 May Queen Attendant 35 Most Beautiful Girl 4. OLDHAM, DOROTHY Gamma Sigma5 Exponent 15 Glee Club 1, Accompanist 2, 3, 4, Student Director 45 Senior Class Treasurer5 Mu Phi Epsilon 3, Corresponding Secretary 45 Bach Chorus 3, 45 Education Club 35 Liberal Arts 3, 45 Ad Board 4. PALSIK, JOHN Zeta Kappa5 Education Club 3, Treasurer 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. PARFITT, DONALD L. Glee Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3, 4, Stu- dent Director 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. PETERS, WILLIAM A. Phi Pi Phi, Vice-President 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 45 Debate 15 Modern Language Club 45 Education Club 4. POWELL, WARD Phi Kappa Phi, President 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2. PYLE, JACK Zeta Kappa, Treasurer 45 Social Science 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1. ' REISSER, NORMA K. Alpha Kappa Sigma, Treasurer 45 Expo- nent 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Science Club 45 Modern Language Club 45 Social Board 3, 45 Women's Athletic Association 4. ROWLEY, STEPHEN Zeta Kappa5 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. SAKER, WILLIAM R. Social Science Club 3, 4. SLOANE, MATILDA L. Alpha Kappa Sigma5 Dramatic Club 1, 25 Home Economics Club 3, 45 Social Science Club 3, 4. SONICH, VERA A. Dramatic Clubg Glee Clubg Home Eco- nomics Club, Secretary 35 Hikers' Clubg Education Club. SPLETE, GORDON A. Zeta Kappa, Vice-President 4, President 45 Education Club 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Bask- etball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Senior Class Presidentg Outstanding Man 35 Most Pop- ular Man 4. STADLER, LEO E. Science Seminar 4. STAUFFER, VIRGINIA Gamma Sigma, Vice-President 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Education Club 3, President 45 Science Seminar 3, 45 Jun- ior Class Seeretary5 Ad Board 3, 45 Mod- ern Language Club 15 Women's Athletic Association Treasurer 4. STEINGASS, GENEVA C. Kent State University 1, 25 Education Club 45 Home Economics Club 3, 45 Women's Athletic Association President 4. STERNGLANZ, HAROLD Wrestling 3, 45 Football 3, 4. STIEFEL, CARL Theta Kappa Nu5 Debate 3, 45 Extempor- ary Speaker 3, 45 Exponent Managing Edi- tor 35 Gospel Team 3, 45 Coach of Wo- men's Debate 45Pi Kappa Delta 3, 45 Alpha Phi Gamma 3, 45 Foreign Affairs Group 3, 4. STOLLENMEYER, CARL TARBOX, FRANK Phi Kappa Phi5 Ad Board 25 Social Science Club 3, 45 Wrestling 25 Modern Language 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS, E. GEHRING Phi Pi Phi5 Glee Club 35 Dramatic Club 3, 4. ULMER, ART Phi Pi Phi5 Orchestra 1, 25 Band, Drum Major 2, 3, 4. VORLICKY, WILLIAM Zeta Kappa5 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 15 Basketball 15 Track 35 Social Science Club 3, 45 Education Club 4. WENGER, CAROL ' Gamma Sigma5 Mu Phi Epsilon 3, Re- cording Secretary 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Bach Chorus 1, 25 Edu- cation Club 35 Liberal Arts Club 4. WILDER, EDYTHE V. Science Seminar 3, 45 Education Club 3, 45 Home Economics Club 3, 45 Modern Language Club 2. WILLSON, JANET Gamma Sigma5 Western Reserve Univers- ity 15 Home Economics Club 2, Vice-Pres- ident 3, President 45 Y. W. C. A., Presi- dent 45 Ad Board 4. WINCHESTER, LAURA MAY Sigma Sigma Delta, Treasurer 2, 3, Presi- dent 35 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Science Club 3, 45 May Queen At- tendant 3. JUNHQRS ROSS ROLLAND Prcsidmf junior Class PHYLLIS BARTTER Sm'r'c'hz1'y BERNARD L. HUGHEY T rms Il rm' CHARLES I-IARDING Ad Board RFl7l'FSUIIffdfil'L' xv v xg 5 N, . X XM. 55 x X Q .. .N x 5' K - -. , ' TN 5 X X N 1 .Q XX 5 MQ Mt N f f iw ...,., , M Q f k xv wS.Y x . - . . . X X - xi x K K Qw?w:x.MM.M.: S X X WX A Q . Q, ,ff --1- Q ? XXX N- - J XS if X SX? ' . f V xx lx .... .X X xx 3 . N X ' 2 X XX P 1 , K, WSW: . f. .X fry, Q ,iwzlgv M xx xx -X , A - Q sigxg V Ugg? 4 5 fxf Txeikx . , x x 51 sr .. M6 X X x Q , V .,x.- N.w,h.,. N N xxx wx X . ra A X wx Q in vi MX X Q. 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A Budd in bloom . . . Drivin, Esther? Well pick me up, says Lewis. Three Babes in the woods . . . Yep and I mean business . . . A Noble smile . . . Junie must have heard a good one . . . Misses Buehl and Clark in person . . . Christy and Ed just waiting . . . Wimpy and Ebbs showing off . . . No! No! He isn't a professor . . . And then the traveling saleman said- . CLARA BUEHL I RA DRAGISICH VERA CLARK ,THERINE STEINBRENNER THEODORE SCHLOFF RAYMOND HAERR IRY COLLINS KENNETH NOBLE HENRY MAYER I GEORGE CI-IRISTIANSEN VANCE O'DONNELL RICHARD VAN ALMEN ROBERT BOWEN EDWARD SIEBENHAR FREDERICK EBBS MARCEL BUERGLER LEONARD BRICE -- V - --gun,-nys..-. 'WTHIIS GREAT PRINCE RECEIVED ME WITHL The Three Musketeers of Zeta Kappa . . . Vee and Margie Waiting for their suppressed de- sires . . . Do Gertrude and Helen believe in signs? . . . Little man what nowi' . . . Rudes mumbling while Adams pegs . . . A minute before class . . . On a bicycle built for one - Stone in the drivers seat. Lillian must be chaperoning . . . Preach at his favorite pastime . . . Two men and a maid fLizziej . . . Chuck all dressed up and lots of places to go . . . She Wouldn't say 'yes' and she Wouldn't say 'no' . . With Pettit here, can Stott be far away? . . . Watch the birdie Betch , you too Smitty! . . . Parky just parking . . . Smoky checking on the son or sun with Jeanette as her aid. CHARLES MCCALL GERTRUDE LEEPER RALPH SLAMA HELEN CULVER ROBERT GUENTHER RALPH ADAMS VENITA LAW MARGARET BLOSSER ROBERT RUDES MARJORIE REICH WILMA GEISS M .D . WALTER GEIGER JoE GRooM HOWARD TINKLE1 LAWRENCE STONI 2 3 S LILLIAN MCLEAN JACK KLINE BETTY SCHRADER ROSS ROLLAND UL PCCDSSIIIBILQIE IE Nil ONIEIHUNISS T. 9 9 BERNARD HUGI-IEY LESTER OGILVY CHARLES GREANCOFF ROBERT COMBES CARL KAMM DANIEL PETTIT XVILLIAM SCHMIDT XVALTER BETTCHER JEAN PARKINSON I ffsiiwv 'A ' Z Aa- ' Q4 . . m',-.-?- ' M' , 'W W4 'E Stl: C '- - 'T' 'EE A LA-LL w XL .-U! , 'QQ-.'ffg.,W I ,UNM X fy ' 'tx' ' EJ . 4 1- 3 I -rg.,-79 Q, 1 df' -MY fm 2, X' HT, gr,- , 1 1... 1 2 GUI .'-M111 0 gialfll W .,. ,L . .tffgir JEANNETTE BOMGARDNER AUDRENE ALLEN 35 , u.v-MM., XmwnL v::m:::::rvznfmmwxmwsvgszmmmg-.L-aww ELVA KRUSH ........l Q35 4 N DORANCE CASE I ERIC GANDRUP NORMAN SCHOEN MII HAD OBTAINIEQ CHARLES HARDING ELMER OLSON HENRY BARR DEONISIE TRIP AN PATRICIA TERRILL DORIS BROWN ELEANOR HAAG AMY BROWN LAVERNE ROTI-I WILMA RIEMENSCHNEIDER VIRGINIA HUTTON EDITH IVES 1 ' so ,Y HARD STUDY A GOOD DEGREE DE KNSDWIQEDGE 1, 99 Chick is roosting . . . Eric and Norm talking it over . . . Three girls must have said Yes . . . Trifan without his fiddle . . . Three femmes looking for someone . . . Well, We're ready when you are . . . Three of B-W,s fair sex . . . Elva must have a crush on someone. My! My! Bergholz and he isn't talking Chevy, so Mal smiles . . . Yes sir! Squires is the name . . . Madelyn must have liked the camerman . . . Rod Mortz sitting high . . . Three ladies to a-door . . . Helen and Bea saw something silly . . . Sheffield holding up a tree . . . A horse! My kingdom for a horse . . . Maidens with their arms y full . . . Smitty and Jo with mischief in mind. OBERT BERGHOLZ MARIE HORISHNY !IALCOLM FISHBACK WILMA SQUIRE RODBEN MORTZ PHYLLIS BARTTER L MADELYN WILLIAMS LORETTA HANSCI-IE HELEN PLANICKA MILDRED SHEFFIELD RUTH MADER LOUISE SMITH EATRICE MILLER JANE TIETEMA MARGIE BOWLIN JOSEPHINE HARRIS Y CCLASSRU ADAMS, RALPH P. ALLEN, AUDRENE E. BARR, HENRY M. BARTTER, PHYLLIS BAUMGARDNER, EDGAR BERGHOLZ, ROBERT W. BETTCHER, WALTER E. BLOSSER, MARGARET A. BO-MGARDNER, JEANNET BOWEN, ROBERT BOWLIN, ETHEL BOWLIN, MARJORIE B. BRICE, LEONARD R. BROWN, AMY L. BUDD, ROBERT L. BUEHL, CLARA C. BUERGLER, MARCEL CASE, DORANCE TE CI-IRISTENSEN, GEORGE A. CLARK, VERA J. COLLINS, MARY A. COMBES, BOB T. CORNELL, CAROL DELCORSO, SYLVESTER T. ECKSTEIN, DOROTHY EVANS, KERMIT D. FLETCHER, RUTH H. EODOR, LESTER S. GEIGER, WALTER M. GEISS, WILMA M. GOLDSMITH, ARTHUR L. GREANOFF, CHARLES S. GROOM, JOE J. GUENTHER, ROBERT E. I HAAG, ELEANOR M. HAERR, CLARENCE R. HANSCHE, LORETTA HARRIS, JOSEPHINE M. HORISHNY, MARIE M. HUTTON, VIRGINIA H. IVES, EDITH KAMM, CARL J. KLINE, JACK A. KRUSH, ELVA M. LAW, VENITA L. LEEPER, GERTRUDE M. LEWIS, JACK MCCALL, CHARLES W. MCLEAN, LILLIAN MADER, RUTH B. MILLER, BEATRICE M. MORTZ, RODBEN K. NISIUS, GEORGE E. NOBLE, KENNETH K. OGLIVY, LESTER E. OLSON, ELMER S. PARKINSON, JEAN PETTIT, DAN C. PLANICKA, HELEN G. RAWLINGS, RGLLAND T. REICH, MARJORIE R. RHODES, EDWARD E. RIEMENSCI-INEIDER, WILMA ROEHM, ESTHER E. E ROLLAND, ROSS W. ROTH, LAVERNE R. RUDES, ROBERT C. SCHMIDT, WILLIAM G. SCHOEN, NORMAN SCHRADER, BETTY SHEEEIELD, MILDRED E. SMITH, LOUISE SQUIRE, WILMA A. STONE, LAWRENCE C. TERRILL, PATRICIA TIETEMA, JANE TINKLER, HOWARD TRIFAN, DEONISIE TRUCE, THOMAS P. VAN ALMEN, RICHARD E. WILLIAMS, MADELYN I-I. LIL J U N II 0 R S O 39' SUPHQGJMCODRIEIS JEANNETTE HOYT . Treasurer CHESTER UNDERWOOD Aff. Board Rl'l7I'PSC'l7fHfi'lf'U WILLIAM HOGG Prc'siJz'uf of Sophomore Class BETTY ANNE MELLER Vice Pwfsidcfnt ROBERT HOFFMAN Scvrefary soipns M Top row: Baker, Berthold, Krewson, Jones, Bailey, Gelvin, Garber, Albers, Corey, Second row: Kingsbury, Hartman, Dean, Hutter, Burnette, Burkley Gordon, Braun, Kishel, Hothemg Third row: Fleming, Calavan, Groebel, Keyse, Jackson, Bates, Cooke, Curtiss, Kugelmang Fourth row: Bzdafka, Hoyt, Imhoff, Buck, Cutler, Hirsching Hannah, Halderson, Dickey, Murphy. Top row: Wilder, Podracky, Mach, Rentsch, J. Martin, Ogilvy, B. Martin, Meller, Loomis, Weston, Sommer, Second row: Michel, Miller, Piggott, Menke, Reardon, Sheehy, Wade, V Timmons, Porter, Oppenheimg Third row: Nobis, Wangerien, Merkel, Wong, Storey, Rausch, Wolfs - keil, Taylor, Pilnick, Mohler. WMM i l WIIWHIIIENY CUT AILIIQ, 'IFHIE STRINGS THAT BUTUN - 4 l . QUE wi-i1E1aiEUiPoN ii Rosas Top row: Grob, Johnston, Cawrse, Arnold, Evans, Birr, Eldridge, Droege, Eckert, Gillespie, Bendel, Bremner, Bowden, Krause, Hogg Hagesfeld, Ebersole, Brown, Beck, Hall, Johnson, Carje, Denning, Davidson, Boffom row: Hefner, Bader, Adamson, Chaffee, Famiano, Cook Geiger, Hytree, Knoepp, Austin, Earll. Top row: McDowell, McDade, Dean, Stentz, Wagner, Laskowski, Schwartz, Rusk, Grabenstetter, Hansen, Rule, Second row: Nieman, Yeager, Richards, Shockey, Hoffman, Warmee, Suhr, Demboske, Heinmiller, Spicer, Lageman, Gallagher, Suberg Third row: Green, Hovanetz, Schreiber, Thompson, Speer, Philpott Yoder, Wilkens, Simkins, Southam, Pfizenmayer, Rothel, Kehoe, Fourth row: Leach, Brown, Wood, Webber, Wessler, Sutherland Sargis, Scott, Voelker, Preyer, Underwood. SUPHS 41' CLASSRULL Adamson, William Albers, Dorothy M. Arnold, Sherman C. Austin, Robert M. Bader, Irving Bailey, Betty E. Baker, Onalee M. Bates, M. Frances Bendel, Herbert C. Berthold, Florence E. Birr, Wallace C. Bowden, David R. Braun, Margaret O. Bremner, Robert H. Brown, Robert E. Burkley, Margaret L. Burnette, Dorothy M. Bzdafka, R. Irene Calavan, Lois M. Carje, Vincent J. Carpenter, James B. Cawrse, Robert C. Chaffee, Davis E. Cook, Earl D. Cooke, Blanche E. Corey Adelaide Curtiss, Marian E. Cutler, Connie Z. Davidson, Oliver J. Davidson, William B. Dean, Donald S. Dean, Edna DelCorso, Andrew Demboske, Raymond E. Denning, Jacob S. Dysert, Blanche B. Earll, Joe E. Eckert, George W. Ehrman, Selma E. Eldridge, John E. Evans, Robert Famiano, Erman Fleming, Betty G. Fleming, John Gallagher, Vincent F. Garber, Georgia A. Geiger, Milton A. Gillespie, Harris Gordon, Genevieve C. Grabenstetter, Roy E. Green, William J. Groebel, Bobbie E. Hagesfeld, Edward A. Hall, David F. Hansen, Floyd R. Hartman, Marjorie S. Hecker, Dale H. Hefner, William E. Heinmiller, Robert H. Hoffman, Robert A. Hoifstetter, Dorothy Hogg, William K. Hovanetz, Stephen R. Hoyt, Jeannette Hutter, Elizabeth Hytree, Turner E. Imhoff, L. Lydia Jackson, Betty Johnson, Frank Johnston, Thomas W. Jones, Betty Kehoe Kenneth F. Keyes, H. Louise Kishel, Mary Lou Knoepp, Norman G. Krause, William E. Krewson, Mary E. Kroterfield, Ashley J. Lageman, Albert Laskowski, Edward J. Leach, Charles A. Long, Joseph S. Loomis, Janet McDade, Hiram L. MacDowell, Charles C. Mach, Frances M. Martin, Barbara Martin, Jessie M. Meller, Betty Anne Merkle, Ruth L. Michel, Winifred Miller, Magdalene L. Mohler, Grace Anne Motter, Theodore J. Murphy, Dorothy E. Nieman, Robert W. Nobis, Nora C. Obitts, Russell W. Ogilvy, Mary M. Peters, Walter Pfizenmayer, Frank C. Philpott, Raymond Piggott, Betty E. Pilnick, Olga C. Podracky, Ann L. Powell, Lois V. Preyer, Charles A. Rausch, June A. Reardon, Eileen I. Rentsch, Marjorie E. Rule, Frank M. Rusk, Marvin A. Sargis, Wallace Scholz, Catherine M. Schreiber, Norman L. Schuette, Mabel S. Schulz, Clara E. Schwartz, Frederick C. Scott, Frank R. Sell, Jane E. Sheehy, Winifred G. Shockey, William J. Sigarto, Helen M. Simkins, Howard B. Slama, Ralph R. Slatmyer, Karel R. Sommer, Naomi E. Southam, Jack R. Speer, Arthur L. Spicer, C. Val Steinhauer, Walter Stentz, Milton B. Story, Laura Jane Stott, Dorothy Suber, Larke Suhr, John B. Sutherland, Robert E. Taylor, Jean E. Timmons, Kathryn J. Underwood, L. Chester Voelker, Donald F. Wade, Beatrice M. Wallace, Janet S. Walters, David W. Wfangerien, Doris K. Warmee, Clyde A. Weber, Harold E. Wessler, Kenneth E. Weston, Edna E. Wilder, Elizabeth J. Wilkins, Winthrop K. Wolfskeil, Mercedes C. Wong, Frances M. Wood, John W. Yeager, Robert P. Yoder, Norman M. SUFHUMOR E S O FRIESHMIEN EUGENE SIMON Trf'as11rr'r ROBERT CREAMER AJ. liourrf Rt'l7l'l'S6,IIfllffl'C' HARRY BOLTON WALTER MARCHAND Vin' Pl't,Silll'lIf . MARYNEL XVERNER Sf'c'1'f'ff11'-3' 43' Pl'l'SiKI7l7I1f Frvslmzan Class ll? R lE S H M E N Top row: Corclrey, Dumoncl, Perrin, Petre, Brown Hummel, Dunmire, McWalter, Bortner, Flickinger, Proch- azka, Johnson, Alfonsi, Peacheyg Svvorzd row: Wildasinn, Reublin, Horn, Bushman, Wirtz, Shoup, Fitzpatrick, Bobel, Green, Zillefrow, Murray, McHenry, Third row: Ogrin, Savage, Worick, Giles, Puls, Warden Folcik, Dailey, Crotser, Thompson, Shivelyg Fozzrfb row: McGue, Smith, Hartman, Brooks, Lister, Wiant, lWl1ite, Horne, Hoopes, Barrels, Behrens, Stevens Slutzg Fiffb row: Currier, Cerny, Clark, Leach, Combes, Arnholt King, Miller, Brown, Morgan, Hamilton, McMillan, Sixfb row: Susz, Sloane, Kvetko, Barker, Wolf, Joreski Allen, Latina, Barton, Boppel, Lapp, Webb, Gordon Baldwin, Scfwlzfbs Predmore, Gabor, Perry, Kish, Gillespie, Waclitel Fillous, Roman, Werner, Jones, Reed, Hemerlein, Konkol X s i '44 Top row: Hanke, Bolton, Bilkey, Carl, Ely, Christian Wilchek, Avery, 80001111 row: Reid, Ober, Hurd, Saunders, Ficken, Har- rington, Simon, Wojcik, Haines, Winters. Tbira' row: Peterson, Wiese, Paine, Hall, Storey, Berry Force, Racey, Miltner, Kobie, Uhler, Shackleton. Fourth row: Ringle, Obney, Roth, Spitzer, Breckenridge Gibson, Gould, Ludwig, Morse, Davis, Grilling Fiffb row: Lafferty, Berry, Garber, Suter, Svec, Bowman Sroka, Tschanz, Aylard, Hammond, Grove, Baumgartl. Sixfb row: Geiger, Winters, Burden, Pierstorf, Percival Foster, Stanzel, Tennyson, Roe, Lychoko, McMeeken McKelvey. Sezfwztb ww: Riley, Kaubal, Randolph, Creamer, Moulder Temple, Jaeger, Iliano, Marchand, Cuffari, Mayer, Hardy Broucek. WSHOWUING A THOUSAND MARKS CHF WUNDIER AND ASTUNISHMENI -...., .,....... .,..... .....,... W .... .M .... WW. .,.,, a .,,... V ,M ..,,e..,., .,.,,,.. A ...... W.-. ..,, .,.., .... M ...,....,.,,... , .....,. ,. .,.., -If 1 l 2 E S S S i S E l S i 3 s 5 Hey, that place is for fish! Well, maybe I'm Wrong . . . A first prize Winner for Theta Nu . . . Yoo hoo! Wait a minute and I,ll go with you . . . Four of a kind always beats a pair . . . Ain't We got fun . . . Margie acts as doorstop . . . That's no fair, two on one . . . Now all they need is a horse . . . United We stand, etc. . . . The bull has the upper hand here. I-Ie's present but unseen . . . Sun fun, eh kid? '46 Howie must have had a good pick-up . . . Smitty looks us over . . . Carol and Chester-together, as usual . . . Anchor yourselves with us, say the Gammas . . . The Phi Kap's home, all dolled up . . . Just ten minutes before game time . . . Ye men and ye maids of Emma's kitchen crew . . . Huleteers out for an airing . . . This Titan ran off with a prize. 47 It's too late to duck now, Jack . . . Come on you guys, we're late now . . . Going our Way? . . . These formals are a lot of Hughey . . . Lella, Lillian, and Mercedes, just strolling . . . You have to be a foot- ball hero, etc .... Homecoming for the Z. Kfs . . . What, behind the bars again? . . . Even the prexy gives in to a maiden fair . . . just a few men's dorm officers . . . Just before che battle mother. '48 I I9 Chuck, smiling then, but oh when the actives caught him . . . Doc Campbell and Nurse Hartman care for the Alpha Kap Quints . . . Oh! There will always be a lady fair . . . Two players and a kibitzer . . . Tangee thinks it's all too funny for Words . . . Ulmer with an earful-of soap L . . It must be the Roxy influence . . . Among those who were present . . . Famiano's got our goat. , N45 2 as Jr! Athletics TN WHTCH THE TRAY? ELERS RECALL THE MANY HAPPY HOURS SPENT ENCIACITNG TN THE SPORTS AND DTS4 PLAYS OE SKTLL ENQ .TOYED AT RALDWTN4 WALLACE .. 1. , THE .TOY OP YTCTORY AND THE LESS EREQ OTUENT PANCIS OE DEEEAT L. 4. .. AND MORE ESPECTALQ LY THE HTCH STAND4 ARD OE CHTYALRY AND SPORT SMANSHTP ORSERYED AT THESE CONTESTS C. L. L. sd ali-L. ..., 4 MN x nuff :mxz A . -3QMTX:'1n::e'11', KH, UZ -,n m ,1v,?l?!Qi:'.1.gzv 3.31 ,f.:1r'.y,-'-'- ,' 4. . 1325? 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HS 'Y SMN . f ' 'L , Q1 'fx1'f.YF24lf 3 '?'53l5f- JN-,. ', , , . ' 4. . X3,,N.,.,:,?,5g5,L,,.f1.12137E155-Qg1A:qfW.rt4,,i:'i,w,91f 15,45 t .. ' ' -.':..f-e,f.ww1 X- V- 4 wgzg,-y2,5, ,X-A-5gq.i-Q, .1,,.,53f,, 1, eu LW., A V JA my .mcg A L .g,p .1ia?X3?'xka2'q 53'f'v3'43'5'99V4 4'Y' 5' emi. :-v5 E3 .5JZifi.2:g'I.4ie-igifbiiiiiiiffff5 fzffiilf PRODJIGIIOTUS LEAP 5, W 'H J NONIE UF THE JEMUPIER R98 HUNTSMJEN T00 MY IFUUTQ 99 IPSY ECKERT The most sought-after coach in Ohio, that's the distinction that can be given Athletic Direc- tor Ray Watts. The know-alls had Coach Rayis contracts at Kent State, Akron, and Toledo, all signed up, but he decided to stay with his champion Yellow Jackets. Assisting Head Coach Watts in handling the Jackets' ath- letic teams are Eddie Finnigan and Ipsy Eckert. Amiable Eddie coaches the backfield men during football season and is Head Coach of the Jacket tracksters. Ipsy is line coach for the grid squad and handles intra-mural games. EDDIE FINNEGAN HEAD COACH RAY WATTS IFUUTEAILIL l football X .X XX X X X52 X Y xx X X35 X X Nix ww Xe xwsilzfmf as N, gvv'--MSN XXX g N N X Q 5 X 'kg X ,x,w .... V , Q X Rx A . 35363 Q ,.-A gs 1 DAN PETTIT BUD HAERR LARKE SUBER BOB CAVVB SE RALPH ADAMS WYLIE EVERETT NORM SCHOEN 55' The 1935 record of the Yellow Jackets was so im- pressive that only one Ohio Conference school, outside of the Big Four teams, would book them for next fall. In 1936, B-W will meet only schools of university rating. Among che stronger of these will be Syracuse, Louisville, and Wayne U. of Michigan. The jackets, however, look strong enough to make a very good showing with their tough future schedule. I i ? SYL DELCORSO KENNY LAN DICK JACKSON HAROLD STERNGLANZ OLLIE DAVIDSON RAY DEMBOSKE On Saturday, October 19, the Yellow Jackets tussled with the Reserve Red Cats before the largest crowd ever to witness a local college grid game. Some 25,000 people packed into League Park to see these two teams mix it up and were not disappointed. The teams battled evenly in the first half, but the Red Cats scored twice in the last half to win 27 to 14. E rl' I UICK DEPALO KENNY NOBLE GORDON SPLETE BILL HEFNER Individual jackets to gain special recognition last fall were Noble and Krause. Kenny Noble, the ace south- paw passer and line plunger was chosen as half on the All-Ohio honor team. Little Bill Krause, the 220 pound tackle, was also chosen for this mythical All-Ohio team. KERMY EVANS STEVE ROWLEY Top row: Evans, Van Almen, Noble, Schoen, Suber, Lang, Adams, Johnston. Second row: G. Davidson, Grills, Splete, Demboske, Walters, Fleming, Goldsmith, Krause, W. Davidson, Powell. ' Third row: Del Corso, DePalo, Cawrse, Hefner, Pettit, Sternglanz, Rowley, Truce. Fourth row: Case, Everett, Heinmiller, Jackson. The highest scoring team in the nation --that is the monicker Worn by the 1935 Yellow Jackets. They scored 43,8 points to their opponents' 57 to gain this national recognition. The Jackets were kept out of the select group of undefeated teams by ,virtue of their 27 to 14 defeat at the hands of the Reserve Red Cats. Besides being the nation's leader, the Wattsmen were declared the Ohio Conference Champions and placed second in Cleveland's Big Four. The Jackets started this Very successful season by tossing the Buffalo Bulls around 55 to 0. John Carroll was next and wilted before the Jackets' aerial attack 33 to 6. Bowling Green was easily defeated by a 41 to 0 margin. Then came the jackets one and only defeat-the Reserve game. From there on things came very easy for the Jackets. They defeated in order: Ashland 60-Og Case 33-05 Kent State, 40-185 Findlay, 79-Og Wooster, 57-05 and Akron, 26-6. VARSTTY SQUAD - sa asketba One of the most thrilling games of the local cage season was the Jackets' game with Case's Rough Riders. Going into the final Eve minutes of play, Ray's boys held a nine point lead, but then the Carlin men found the hoop and slipped them in from all over. It took a pepped upn squad of Jacket subs to halt the Riders as they swung down the home stretch. '60 BASKETBALL Left to right: Johnny Fleming, Ward Powell, Ollie Davidson, Bob Rudes, Gordon Splete, Bill Davidson, Bud I-Iaerr, Olie Clson, Kenny Noble, Jim Carpenter, Norm Schoen, Bob Heinmiller, Ralph Adams, Dorrance Case. The Jackets began their season with an easy victory over the Ashland Eagles and followed this with victories over Detroit U., Reserve, Toledo, Akron, Case, and two victories over John Carroll. The victories were registered on their home court, but when they were visiting, the Wattsmen did not come out so well, for they lost all their games away from home. The teams who would not play dead for the Jackets were Akron, Case, Muskingum and Reserve. Wes- leyan was too tough on two occasions. . f ' 4 1 3 i S sl s S x S T E 2 Q S ,i BUD HAERR RALPH ADAMS KENNY NOBLE NORM SCI-IOEIN In the Big Four season the Yellow Jackets 3 started out in wild fashion when they soundly whipped the pre-favorite Red Cats at the Armory and then swept on over the Rough , Riders of Case and Carroll's Blue Streaks in thrill- ing, close-margin games. However, as the season wore on and the Jackets swarmed into Cleveland, they did not fare so well. Their first game in Cleveland was with Case and this wild-swinging affair ended with Baldy on the short end of a 38 to 36 score. The Jackets' only other defeat hap- pened on Reserve's floor when Red Katz got revenge 48 to 36. The Reserve defeat dropped Baldy Wally to second place, the position held at the close of the basketball season. 1 B A S K IE T B A lL L This season marked the close of the career of one of the best cagers ever to wear a Brown and Gold uniform. Ward Powell was a sensation for three years for the Yellow Jackets. In three years of competition Ward averaged 15 points per game and had a three season total of 635 points. In 1935-36 Powell's play was hampered when the pivot play was abolished, but he still gave a good account of himself. This year also brought to an end the cage career of Gordon Splete, Powell's running mate. In their sopho-- more year Powell and Splete burnt up the league, but a football injury slowed up Gordie and he was forced to spend quite a time on the bench the last two years. DRDON SPLETE BOB RUDES BILL DAVIDSON WARD POWELL ,J 53 0 fl N-1 G, QW ip 'F Ct. . . 1V1tlQS WHEREIN TS RIEPORTQ ED THE EAELTURE HE A PARTY FROM THE GRTNHSTUNE TO HTS4 EUVER WHAT KEEPS THE TRAAVEJLERS AT BALDWINQWALLACE S0 ETEASURAREY UC? QCTUETEH 0QQ0,Q AESO VARTUTUS RUR MHRS TO THE EEEEET THAT CERTATN CAMQ EUS ACTIVITIES ARE RESEUNSTRJLE FUR THTS INDUSTRY Q. Q. Q. THE ONLY HQCTUMENQ TARY ERHUE, CERQ TATN RTTS UE VERSE JFUUND AMONG THE EEEECTS HE SEVERAL PEOPLE, ARE HERETN TRANSCRTREH PUR YCOUR RERTUSAE. '. AW'-1 ku- ' - X MTWVO HUNDRED SEAMSTRESSES WERE EMPLOYEE! T0 MAKE SHIRTS EUR MES, INTER-FRATERNITY BOARD Top row: Powell, Lozori, Comp, Bash. Bottom row: Case, Campbell. Qtlaers: Dreger, Mr. Surrarrer, Mrs. Tudor, Dr. Unnewehr. AD. BOARD Top row: Powell, Rolland, Comp Dr. I-Iertzler, Dr. Blocher, Slama Bash. Bottom row: Squire, Stauffer, Un- derwood, Willson, Campbell, 01d- ham, Voelker. Others: Dr. Creamer, Mr. Ride- I'1OUI'. l 1 l l 57 , iw. il' 1 wi 11 mn INTER, FRATIERNTTY BUARD These are the ones that end the spats That often arise among the frats. CBats, gnats, rats, cats-- I need a Word that rhymes with frats.j At all the meetings which are called To settle campus questions, AD BOARD Wlmerei all look wise and compromise, They bring worthwhile suggestions. WUMENSS DEBATE We can argue pro and con We don't care what side we're on. just as long as We can fight We don't care which side is right. MENQS DEBATE 5 Who is this fellow Demosthenes Can he be as good as any of these? Why he Wou1dn't rate 'long side of these boys He couldn't make one-half enough noise. 69' WOMEN'S DEBATE MEN'S DEBATE Reublin, McMillan, Rear- . Warmee, Coach Howells don, Coach Stiefel, Zille- Comp, Ogilvy, Avery frow, Eckstein. Stiefel, Giles, Kaetzel. Others: Ehrman. Others: Breckenridge. ........I Secretary, June Rausch Sponsor, H. L. Ridenour Pres., Virginia Stauffer Vice Pres., Edith Fowles Treats., John Paltsik Advisors, Miss Longbon, Dean Roehm. NVRITERS' CLUB ' ' Top row: Laskowski, Mr. Ridenour, Miss Mercer, Bailey, Davis, Yoder, Dean Bowen. Second row: Flickinger, Hutton, Kaetzel, Temple, Jones. Third row: Buck, Piggott, Kishel, Ehrman, Mayer, Dash, Dr. Smith, Eppley. Fourth row: Bortner, Fitzpatrick, McWalter, Lindsay, Morgan, Bell. Fifth row: Cutler, Schuette, Rausch, King. Sixth row: Joreski, Reed, Bowlin, Johnson, Mohler, Gordon. Seventh row: McHenry, Pilnick, Clark, Mader, McVeigh, Corey, Murphy. EDUCATION CLUB Top row: Krush, Geiss, Nisius, Comp, Peters. Second row: Everett, Sonich, Williams, Reich, Haag, Hooper, Smith, Bomgardner, Mancini. Third row: Mortz, Bell, Clark, Braun, Lindsay, Morgan, Dunlop, Podracky. Fourth row: Hockstra, Eppley, Harris, McVeigh, Wilder, Harding, Mlazovsky, Brown. Fifth row: Squire, Hutton, Bowlin, Bartter, Wolfskeil, Taylor, Clark. Sixth row: Dean Roehm, Gould, Paltsik, Steinbrenner, Fowles, Miss Longbon. Others: Chase, L. Case, B. Evans, Grills, Horishny, Holden, Shefheld, Splete Vorlicky. 3 '70 WRITERSS CLUB Scribbled rhymes, and thoughtful verse- Some is good and some is worse, But we've no officers or dues So what is there for us to lose. IEIIDTUCATIIUN CLUB Oh, it must make these teachers laugh To see their students try To moon these connoisseurs of mooning With methods sweet and sly. GlLlElE CLUB BAND Hear this lovely angel choir Hitting C Cand maybe higherj , Hitting notes so clear and true But never one that's really blue. Forty horns in harmony, Forty yellow hats, Forty sounds in symphony, -Horrors! yellow spats. Forty members full of pep Blowing sharps and flats Forty marching all in step -Horrors, pipe the spats! 'il J '72 i GLEE CLUB Top Row: O'Donnell, Hardie, Lanese, McMeeken, Broucek, Harrington, Moulder, Suter, Bowman, Mayer, Griiiin, Avery. Second Row: Leach, Winters, Mortz, Beck, Hanke, Ebbs, Gingery, Pariitt, Kozelka Creamer, Schreiber, Stone. Thi-rd Row: Petre, Boppel, Collins, Dragisich, Miller, Dean, Giles, Gillespie, Kadel Horne, Slutz, Keyse. Fourth Row: Michel, Hirsching, Hoopes, Clark, Culver, Cooke, McWalter, Haag fbis, Taylor, Dickey, Kugelman. ...ftb Row! Zillefrow, Bomgardner, Wildasinn, Piggott, Mr. Munk, Squire, Crotser Timmons, Loomis, Oldham. Otloers: Gelvin, Fennel, Tinkler, Green Tschanz. BAND Top Rodd: Ebersole, Pierstorf, Alexander, Hogg, Stull, Ebbs, Beck, Peterson Bolton. Second Row: McMeeken, Geiger, Harrington, Schmidt, Denning, Eldridge, Crea- mer, Mayer, Schreiber. Third Row: Mustin, Broucek, Dimmlich, Bowman, Haag, Kvetko, Mohler, O'Don- nel, Kroterfield. Fourth Row: Barker, Winters, Wagner, Williams, Gingery, Rasey, Parfitt, Knoepp Fifth Row: Green, McDade, Shumway, Mr. Munk, Ulmer. Ofbers: Brown, Clark, Hannah, Hoff, Hughey, Petre, Reich, Kalb. BOY'S OFFICERS: Stud. Dir., Donald Parfitt Pres., Orley Gingery Sec., Norman Schreiber GIRL'S OFFICERS: Stud. Dir., Dorothy Old- ham Pres., Anna May Keyes Sec., Jeannette Bomgard- ner Director, Mr. Munk Accom., Dorothy Oldham Director, Mr. Munk Stud. Dir., Orley Gingery Pres., Vance O'Donnell Sec., Eleanor Haag Drum Major, Arthur Ul- ITICI' Pres., Daisy Dunlop V. Pres., Margaret Blosser See., Ruth Mlazovsky Treas., Bobbie Groebel Leader, Walter Dimmlich Asst. Leader, Marjorie Bowlin Music, Eileen Reardon Faculty Adviser, R e v . Kennedy HIKERS' CLUB Top Row: Wangerien, Allen, Leach, Shively, L. Imhoff. Second Row: McHenry, White, Daily, Gordon, Hooper, Cordrey, Alfonsi, Sheffield, Corey. Third Row: Buehl, Burkley, Burnette, Nobis, Kishel, Lapp, Wolfskeil, Taylor. Fourth Row: Boppel, Piggott, Pilnick, Schuette, Rausch. Fifih Row: Roman, Groebel, Blosser, Dunlop, Mlazovsky, Murphy, Harris. Others: B. Miller, G. Miller. GOSPEL TEAM Top Row! Rusk, Stone, Rev. Kennedy, Schreiber, Avery, Motter, Shockey, Rolland. Second Row: Stiefel, McCall, Kaetzel, Wade, Sheehy, Racey, Dimmlich. Third Row: Gillespie, Cutler, Zillefrow, Dickey, Halderson, Reardon, Bowlin Rausch. 3 Others: Brice, Gelvin, Kugelman, Hogg, C. Leach, Underwood, R. Brown, Roe, King, Tschanz, White. '74 ll-lllIlKlElRS9 CLUB These little hikers are surely not pikers They hike till they're ready to fall, But the part of their program that's taken with hiking, I'm told, is amazingly small. GUSPEL TEAM To all the churches here about Are known these jolly faces- All sincere and all devout. They're all set and going places. HCQJMIE ECCUNUMIICCS CLUB We can count the caloriesg We can budget salariesg We can spend, and We can saveg We can make the kids behave. MUDIERN LANGUAGE CLUB Hablamos Espanol, Senorg Nous parlons le francaisg Wir sprechen Deutsch sehr gut, mein Herr But what is there to say? 77' Pres., Janet Willson V. Pres., Ruth Mlazvosky Sec., Sheila de Podesta Treas., Ethel Cooke Program Chairman, Virginia Stauffer Pres., Eleanor McVeigh Vice Pres., Amelia Harding Sec.-Treas., John Happy HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Top Row: Dysert, Roehm, Steingass, Winchester, Dunham, Dunlop, Squire, Slutz. Second Row: Powell, Brown, Warden, Combes, Arnholt, Geiss, Krush, J. Martin, Kingsbury. Third Row: B. Cooke, Bomgardner, Allen, Wangerien, Markle, Edith Wfilder, Alfonsi, B. Martin, Nahuis. Fourth Row: Lister, McHenry, Terrill, Haag, Harris, Boppel, Campbell, Sloane. Fifth Row: Perry, Krewson, Bzdafka, Burkley, Nobis, Hutton, Miller, Reich, Riemenschneider. Sixth Row: Mader, Sonich, White, Wilder, Gordon, Keyse. e Seventh Row: E. Cooke, Mrs. Tudor, Willson, Latina, Mlazovsky, Wong, Lapp, Bartter. Others: Bosworth, Braun, de Podesta, Dreger, Dumond, Dunmire, Folcik, Greene, Hartman, Ives, Milbaugh, Miller, Ogilvy, Rentsch, Roth, Schrader, Stauffer, Van den Mooter, Weston, Welan, Mrs. Baur. MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB Top Row: jones, Mr. Wicke, Laskowski, Hovanetz, Avery, Carje, Schwarz, Dean, Brice. Second Row: Dash, Miss Mercer, Bailey, Smith, Meller, Squire, Sigarto, Peters, Rawlings, Hanke, Sutherland. Third Row: Alfonsi, Monnett, Sommer, Stott, Paine, Denning. Fourth Row: Story, Cordrey, Croster, Calavan, Werner, Lindsay, Murphy, Ogrin, Wood, Horn. Fifth Row: Hockstra, Blosser, Buehl, Hamilton, Podracky, Pilnick, Fowles, Hooper, Bomgardner, Harris, Sar- gis, Miss Beyer, Jack. Sixth Row: Leach, Keyse, Piggott, Kishel, Allen, Svec, Ehrman, Wilder, Gordon, Dr. Ficken. Seventh Row: Arnholt, Combes, McLean, Lapp, White, Cutler, Harding, jackson, Garber, Mlazovsky, Bichi- mer, Bell, McVeigh, Sheffield, Happy. Others: Parkinson, Eldridge, Sheehy, Martin, Dunmire, Kroterfield. I 1 i Dean Ruth Beyer, Chairman 1 Pres., Mr. Nissen Secy., Lillian McLean Treas., Raye Comp SOCIAL BOARD Top Row: Rowley, Mrs. Baur, Miss Galleher, Dean Beyer, Bash Bottom Row: Mr. Petty, Fletcher, Reisser, Dean Roehm. Others: E. Thompson. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Top Row: Bash, Comp, Helfer, Slama, Happy, Mr. Nissen, Foclor, Jones. Second Row: Forbes, Mittenger, Blosser, Burnette, Riemenschneider, Nahuis, Garber, Rolland. Bottom Row: Dunham, Sheffield, Rausch, Eppley, Fletcher, McLean, Sloane, Campbell. Others: Brice, Bates, Bergholz, Lozori, Marting, M. Imhoff. '78 -:Q 4 f-41-1 --f SUCIAL BOARD Bless the College Social Board Who always aim to please. They keep us all from being bored With dances, proms, and teas. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Lest, Wanting practice, we forget How to say our alphabet We must practice day by day N. R. A. and T. V. A. Y. W. CC. A Y. M. CC. A. We find that its hard not to trouble you With praising the girls of the Y. W., For everyone knows They're all on their toes, These numerous girls of Y. W. All the fellows of the college Are members of the Y , For when we come to get our knowledge We can't let- such things go by. '80 I 81' Y. W. C. A. Top Row: Sheehy, Stauifer, Groebel, Morgan, Bomgardner, Halderson, V. Clark, Allen. - Second Row: Case, Burnette, L. Imhoff, Buehl, M. Imhoif. Third Row: Willson, Bowlin, Harding, Wong, Blosser, Hooper, G. Clark. Others: Buck, Weston. Y. M. C. A. Top Row: Stone, Dimmlich, Van Almen, Brown. Bottom Row: Underwood, Hogg, Rolland. Others: Bowen. ..-l..-1.1.-,..ii.. Presiderzt, Janet Willson V. Pres., Martha Imhoff See., Lella Case Treus., Amelia Harding President, Ross Rolland V. Pres., George Brown Sec., Walter Dimmlich Treas., William Hogg Pres., Ruth Fletcher V. P-res., Virginia Hutton Sec., Helen Planicka Trees., Thelma Hooper Pres., Valerie Eppley See., Loretta Hansche Treas., June Rausch Coach, Mr. Burns WOMEN'S LEAGUE Top: Groebel, Hutton, Mader, V. Clark, Dunlop. Bottom: Hooper, Reisser, Schuette, Fletcher. Others: Planicka. DRAMATIC CLUB T011 Row: Geiger, Hanke, Helfer, Comp, Hovanetz, Svec, Van Almen, Stull Wfood. Second Row: Stone, Groom, Happy, Mortz, Slutz, Ehrman, Rolland, McKelvey Knoepp, Bremner. Third Row: Mader, Tietema, Michel, Nobis, Rausch, Mr. Burns, Eppley, Murphy Hansche, Buck, Corey. Others: Sommer, Meller, Bates, McMillan, Taylor, Horne, Dunmire, Groebel, Smith. 3 '8 83' WOMlEN9S LEAGUE With a valentine party, a mother's day tea, A banquet, a dance, or a hike It ought not be hard for our reader to see What the Women's League really is like. JDRAMATJUC CLUB Our intonations, modulations, Personihcations and such, Our exclamations, declamations All have that masterful touch. Betty Milbaugh Donald Dean, Literary Editor Henry Mayer, Pbofo, Malcolm Fishback gmploy 1 Rolland Rawlings Ethel Cooke, Editor Frank Scott, Ads. Thelma Hooper, Literary i I Henry Barr, Artist Ross Rolland, Assoc. Editor Lydia Imhoff, Snaps Edson Thompson, Snaps Kenneth Lang, Snaps Leonard Brice, Sports Blanche Cooke, Typist Dorothy Carpenter, Snaps Jeannette Webb, Typis. Here's a chance to take a look At those who worked upon this book And see the worthy list of those Who, all this year, have kept their nose Upon the whirling Grindstone. GlRllNlDS'lFON 1 l 1 l l 4 l 1 li -ai X JP o N iz N Ur Yell in their faces and hammer their desks Beat them with whips till they writhe For printing your name as though it were Schmidt When the name that you go by is Smythe. Leonard Brice Bernard Hughey Benton Jones EFIHOV, 5011- Il C. Weston Dash Thelma Hooper Editor Sem. I Beatrice Dunmire Ross Rolland Frank Scott f R+ if 6, 'W .5 L 4. mag Dag TN WHTCH THE AUQ THOR DESCRTRES A OUATNT AND PTCTURQ ESOUE EESTTYAJL ENJOYED AT RAJLDQ WTNQWALLACE EYERY YEAR .. L. C. TN THE COURSE OE WHTCH THE NATTYES CHOSE THE EATREST O E T H E Cf R O U IP KNOWN AS JIUNTORS TO RETGN AS OUEEN OE THE MAY, TO REQ CETYE THE HOMAGE OE THE MEN AND ENYY OE THE WOMEN, WTTH N UMEROUS AND STRTRTNCG PORTRATTS SNIUCICIJLED EROM THE COUNTRY AT GREAT PERSONAL RTSR RY THE AUTHOR, mass Dag t Q IUIEIEN OEF 'Ili H IE M A Y Presenting the 1936 May Queen, Miss Louise Smith. Each year Bald- win-Wallace students select one of their number to act as Mistress of Ceremonies on the second Saturday in May, known as May Day. 1 PHUER NlAJI1ES51FY Q. V ai ND THUSE WHO ATTENDED HIERQ9 These junior women and men have been chosen as attendants and guards of honor by her Majesty the Queen. Miss Roberta F. Bosworth, May Queen of 1935 conducted the ceremony and crowned the new queen of 1936. Sfamling: Venita Law, Loretta Hansche, Wilma Riemenschneider. Smfvd: Phyllis Bartter, Edith Ives, Amy Brown, Helen Culver, LaVerne Roth. Roberta Bosworth. Ralph Adams, Walter Bettcher, Raymond Haerr, Ralph Slama, Thomas Truce, Rolland Rawlings. Oflvers: Elmer Olson, Dan Pettit. LEGLA NAHUIS LELLA CASE A ETHEL COOKE LEOLA M. NAHUIS Beauty is its own excuse for beingf' LELLA CASE Popularity is strident in her person- alityf' ETHEL D. Cooma All aroundness is the keynote to her character. STUDENT CHUICE HAS TITEED THESE EEUIPJLEI ' 901 l WYLIE EVERETT Handsome mann is this all around arhlete's title. EDWARD BASH The most outstanding man on the college campus during the past two years. GORDON SPLET12 judged the most popular man on Baldwin-Wallace campus. WYLIE EVERETT GORDON SPLETE EDWARD BASH AS PUPUILAIR, UUTSTANDIING AND CGUOD ILUOKIING 91' l W W + f V 5 Praterniti WHEREIN THE TRAV4 ELERS TELL OE THEIR INITIATIUN INTO CCERQ TAIN MYSTERIUUS SUCCIETIES UP THE PLACCE C. .. . ., , C. RECCALLINCG A WEALTH OE WARM ERIENDSHIPS WAND PLEASANT ASSOCCIQ ATIUNS ENQIUYEID DURING THEIR POUR? YEAR SUQIOIURN ,,00 AND HIGHLY CUMQ MENDING THE CGENQ ERAL SPIRIT COE ERATERNITY A AT BALDWIN WALLACE, 93 ' ' nm, 'w ww W H M . xx Wx iff 'u' NL! it 3 um. - LT.. X 1 :-wx-.N .. y'fifv:vfa+. , ,, 1 , , A-'-?f- ' Www' ' 1 --7i,- wa 1 .-Q , Qggifgyig' -gSQi?R5Qf5'f:Q-Sfvwvb-1:nf.f,,ggfg-uf - - N -4 X S E' ' , 1'?:4. - fi 'fj',,1 ' ' Q '- ' ' ' ' '. 'fff-C4 :7i3Yf'K?iWR73f2- h , r l' , 1-. Y , . A 4 ,j Qs-.f1 P A Q at hh ,iw :.,g'i V. V , ,. Y 1 N A .. -,Rx wma, , x -yy., wg '- nuff. . ,af--,xv ' Y , ., ., f. 'Qs-112'-g 4.,--.wig.Yff?k6mi'52?fvr5fwr.aff,nxf':fraww? b ' -- f., 66 II-HS GRACE US PR NCIESS HELD UT EER JITTJLIE QIFIIIQNGIER9' '1' 'Honorarg LIBERAL ARTS Top Row: Dr. Boggess, Rev. Kennedy, Dr. Stiefel, Mr. Nissen, Dr. Ficken, Dr. Hertzler, Jones. Second Row: Dr. Smith, Wenger, Lindsay, Miss Mercer, Case, Culver, Bell, Mr. Greenwood, Kaetzel. Third Row: Cooke, Dragisich, Clark, Imhoff, Hutton, Riemenschneider, Miss Beyer. Fourth Row: Oldham, Steinbrenner, Blosser, Hooper, Ives, McLean. Other: Campbell, Fennel, D. Brown, C. Harding, Mr. Beyer, Mr. Burns, Mr. Feuchter, Miss Galleher, Miss Grover, Miss Longbon, Miss Mercer, Miss Mills, Mr. Pautz, Mr. Ridenour, Dean Roehm, Mr. Wicke, Dr. Wright, Mr. Yoder. This local honorary organization has existed for many years on Baldwin-Wallace Campus, a group of faculty and student members divided in an equal ratio comprise its membership. Its dominant purpose is an increasing of the cultural outlook for those individuals interested in the arts. Its programs consist of student and faculty papers presented on topics in their spe- cific fields. Juniors and seniors who have achieved a high scholastic standing and are leading students on the campus are eligible for membership. l 97' Pres., Mr. Greenwood V. Pres., Mr. Boggess Sec.-Treas., Miss Mills TI-META ALPHA PHI Top: Rolland, I-Ielfer, Happy, Geiger. Bottom: Rausch, Mr. Burns, Eppley Others: Mr. Ridenour. Theta Alpha Phi as a national honorary dra- i matic fraternity holds an important place on our I campus. Ghio Beta Chapter has two outstand- ing objectives. Since it is an honorary dramatic fraternity of national Worth, it is composed of professional men and Women of outstanding abil- J l ity in dramatics. Therefore, it is a true reward A for participation and faithful service to obtain membership therein. Its other objective is the use of every available talent and ability at its command in producing good plays. i Its chief functions this year have been the i sponsoring and supervising of the plays given by the Dramatic Arts Club. l 1 w - 98' I Pll KAPPA DELTA Top Row: Bash, Comp, Stiefel, Ehrman, Giles. Bottom Row: Stone, Mr. Burns, Dr. Grover, Kaetzel. Others: Mr. Ridenour, Warmee, Ogilvy. The Alpha chapter is a part of the great Pi Kappa Delta, honorary forensic fraternity-one of the three great national honorary forensic fraternities of the country. Its fields are varied and Wide with especial in- terest in debate, oratory, and public speaking. This organization gives our students an oppor- tunity to gain high achievement in this line as well as a chance to obtain a key of distinction. ago Sponsor, Mr. Burns Sec., Ray Comp V Pres., Mrs. Baur Secjf.-Trvas, Mr. Baur .4 SCIENCE SEMINAR Top Row: Dr. Fullmer, Hockstra, Helfer, Fodor, Dr. Grover, Dr. Dustheimer, Dr. Unnewehr. Second Row: Mr. Baur, Brown, Mancini, Stauffer, Mrs. Tudor, Mr. Surrarrer, Dean Roehm. . Boffom Row: Dr. Cramer, Mlazovsky, Braun, Harris, Mrs. Bauer, Buehl, Wilder. Others: Dr. Blocher, Mr. Dutton, Miss Galleher, Miss Grover, Dr. Riemen- schneider, Byers, Planicka, Stadler. The Science Seminar is the honorary organiza- tion for those with a scientific turn of mind on Baldwin-Wallace College campus. It is the nu- cleus for the progressive spirit of science and af- fords an opportunity for those interested to be- come acquainted with the growing accomplish- ments of science. Student membership is limited to those elected unanimously by the faculty members. Eight meetings a year are scheduled during the year for this organization, one of which is given over to the students, two to the faculty, and the other five to outstanding men of science. I l - lOl fl, MU PHI IEPSIIILUN Kadel, Fennell, Wenger, Oldham, Mrs. Riemenschneider. OI' February 26, 1936 marked the formal installa- tion on the Baldwin-Wallace College campus of Mu Phi chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, a national honorary musical sorority. Musicianship and scholarship are two of its main objectives. A third is the promotion of friendship among stu- dents and graduates in the music departments of American c-olleges and schools of music. An outstanding feature on its program this year Was the concert of the Western Reserve alumnae chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon. Pres., Arline Kadel Vice-Pres., Marjorie Fen nell Cor. Sfcy., Dorothyi' Old ham - 4 Rec. Secy., Carol Wenger Trcfas., Mrs. Riemen- schneider ' N OFFICERS: Pres., Ross Rolland First Vice President, Thelma Hooper Second Vice President, Betty Milbaugh Secy.-Treas., Leonard Brice .-.J Q ALPHA PHT GAMMA 1 Top Row: Mustin, Bash Rolland. Second Row: Mr. Fitch, Bell, Brice, Stiefel. Bottom Row: Milbaugh, Hooper, Clark, Dash, Cooke. Others: Hughey, Lozori. i The Delta chapter of this national co-educa- tional honorary journalistic fraternity, Alpha Phi Gamma, was founded on our campus in 1919. l Its stated purpose was to promote a greater interest in the journalistic professions, through an active campus organization. A 4 Outstanding ability and distinctive achieve- ment along journalistic lines were the criteria upon which membership was based. Regular meetings, social functions, and outside j speakers have been scheduled on its program. It has co-operated well with the weekly paper, The Exponent, the staff of which is almost to an en- tirety members of the fraternity. l 'IO Social 77 ,YYYV ,, lc., ALPHA KAPPA SIIGMA CQ Here,s to the girls we love the best, Girls of the Alpha Kapsg More to our hearts than all the rest, Long may we know them allg Here's to our colors, gold and blue, Here's to our circle true, Here's to our girls, a loyal group, Alpha Kaps, here's to you. Two literary organizations formed by the women of the college were the bases upon which Alpha Kappa Sigma sorority was founded. This occurred back in the times of Baldwin University when the first society, the Alethian Society, was organized in 1855 to promote the study of literature. The other club, the Clionian Society, was formed in 1862. In 1918 the two clubs became an integrated whole under the present name of Alpha Kappa Sigma with the motto, Let us be known by our deeds. SENIORS Standing: Helen Monnett, Evelyn Bowen, Dorothy Carpenter, Nor- ma Reisser. Seafed: Matilda Sloane, Winifred Bates, Lydia Baumgartner, janet Campbell. I0 ,IUNIORS Loretta Hansche, Phyllis Bartter, Elva Krush. SOPHOMORES Sfll17dil'Ig'! Barbara Martin, Jessie Martin, Jane Sell, Mary Ogilvy, Beverlie Buck. Seated: Onalee Baker, Marjorie Hartman, Carol Hannah, Mary Kingsbury, Betty Anne Meller, Dorothy Stott, Marjorie Rentsch. F RESHMEN Sfanding: Jeanne McMillan, Ruth Daily, Edith Reublin, Dorothy Jones, Betty Sloane. Seated: Edna McWalter, Edna Squire, Glenda Slutz, Alice Ga- bor, Mary Perry. SEMESTER I OFFICERS SEMESTER II Janet Campbell -,,,, E, ,..,,.. Prcsidenf .......,,. .,..... W inifred Bates Evelyn Bowen ----,, Vice Presidc11f.--.. .r... -. ,,... Loretta Hansche Dorgthy Carpenter .,..... . Sc'C1'C'ft17'y, ,....... ., ........... Pl1YlllS BHFIZEGI' Lydia Baumgartner Norma Reisser 5 Q Corr. Secrefary Twasurcfr' ..E, - Betty Anne Meller Marjorie Hartman 'W -1' 'W W W' invmw 3,21 BETA SIGMA OMIICRUN True love, dear Beta Sigma, to you we bring. Hearts all beating with loyalty, just for you. Mem'ries throughout the years evermore will bring Loyalty, love for you, joy just in serving you, Beta dear. Alpha Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Omicron has had a varied and full background. The Bettina Literary Society of German Wallace College was organized for the purpose of intellectual development. With the assistance of Dr. Carl Riemenschneider, then President of the College, the society was organized in 1896 into the Philomathean Society. In 1918 the organization became known as Phi Lambda Sigma and in 1924 obtained its state charter. This local became Alpha Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Omicron, a national sorority, on March 23, 1929. National Panhellenic Congress on October 12, 1933 elected Beta Sigma Omicron to its membership. SENIORS Roberta Bosworth, Sheila de Podesta Grace Clark, Leola Nahius, Elea- nor McVeigh, Alison Bell, Lella Case. , Others! Betty Milbaugh. p 107 OFFICERS Lella Case .....,...........,..f................,..... ............. . President Wilma Riemenschneider ...... .- ....... Vice President Leola Nahuis, ....................... .... . Rec. Secretary Grace Clark ,..., ..................., Treasurer Wilma Squire. ,..... ........ , Ad. Board Rep. JUNIORS , Top: Wilma Geiss, Esther Roehm, Virginia Hutton, Lois Batteurs, Betty Schrader. Second : Wilma Squire, Ruth Mader, Wilma Riemenschneider, Jose- phine Harris. Tbird: Lillian McLean, Gertrude Leeper, Jean Parkinson, Ruth Fletcher, Helen Culver. SOPHOMORES Standing: Helen Dickey, Betty Piggott, Betty Fleming, Isabelle Menke, Winifred Michel, Vir- ginia Hirsching, Laura Jane Story. Seated: Virginia Halderson, Mabel Schuette, Mercedes Wolfskeil, Jean Taylor, Miriam Gelvin, Betty Bailey, June Rausch. FRESHMEN Top: Carol Case, Anne Wolf, Myrtle Wildasinn, Joan Flickin- ger, Winifred Shively, Anne Bradrick. Bottom: Marjorie Cordrey, Marynel Werner, Ellen Giles, Marjorie Worick. Others: June Baldwin, Betty Skeel. an.. . . . GAMMA SIGMA . . . QQ To our honor'd Gamma Sigma We pledge love and loyalty, And her name we'll always cherish In our sacred memory. Though the time may come for parting, And we leave 'mid many a tear, Gamma love enfold us Gamma honor hold us 93 To our Gamma sisters dear! Gamma Sigma Sorority came into existence some fifteen years ago in 1921. It came about as a complete reorganization of the Philo- mathean Literary Society under the direction of Mrs. Marian Condit fDean of Women? and Professor H. L. Ridenour CPresident of the Inter-fraternity Boardj . It is one of the youngest fraternal organizations on the campus, but holds well its place with the others and is today a rapidly growing organization. Its chief purpose is Mutual improvement in the powers of self-expression, and has as its motto, Gnothi seauton, know thyself. SENIORS Sfanding: Amelia Harding, Mar- guerite Dunmire, Thelma Hooper Carol Wenger, Marie Bigelow. Seated: Ethel Cooke, Anna May Keyse, Virginia Stauffer, Mildred Dreger, Arline Kadel, janet Will- son, Beatrice Evans, Dorothy Gldham. SEMESTER I Mildred Dreger. ........ Beatrlce Evans ..... . Arline Kadel. ...,., Ethel Cooke. ....... Thelma Hooper.- Virginia Stauffer. .,e. I09 ' JUNIORS Standing: LaVerne Roth, Patricia Terrill, Audrene Allen, Eleanor Haag, Marjorie Reich. Seated: Doris Brown, Dorothy Eck- stein, Louise Smith, Amy Brown, Jeannette Bomgardner. SOPHOMORES Top: Josephine Warden, Jeannette Hoyt, Lydia Imhoff, Blanche Dysert, Louise Keyse. Second: Doris Wangerien, Ruth Merkle, Blanche Cooke, Marian Curtiss. Third: Mary Anne Hemerlein, Bobbie Groebel, Doris Kugelman, Nora Nobis, Dorothy Murphy. F REs1-IMEN Standing: Janet Brown, Beatrice Dunmire, Rose Hummel, Rita Behrens, Doris Barrels, Laura Jane Hoopes, Margaret Gillespie. Seated: Jean Horne, Jane Combes, Marjorie Leach, Janette King, Virginia Arnholt, Irene Ogrin, Esther Kish, Shirley Brooks. OFFICERS SEMESTER Il -----.President,---- -Mildred Dreger Vice President .......- ....... V irginia Stauffer , ,...... Rec. Secretary ...... ...... . Marie Bigelow Corr. Secretary ....r.r.. ...,..... , Beatrice Evans T:reasurer--------,-. .----,--Thelma Hooper Ad. Board Re jr. --,Bobbie Groebel SIGMA SIGMA DELTA Sigma Sigma Delta, we are all for you. Sigma Sigma Delta, to you we will be true. Your standards we will keep all the time, And may they ever be a beacon to shine And lead us. Sigma Delta, we are proud of you. The youngest member of the social fraternities on our campus is Sigma Sigma Delta. Each year its membership is growing and adding to its record and background. As the college grew, a need was felt for an open sorority on campus. The Calumet Club, organized in 1931, became known as the local chapter of the national sorority, Sigma Sigma Delta. SENIORS Top: Valerie Eppley, Daisy Dunlop, - Laura Winchester, Ruth Mla- zovsky. ' Bottom: Anna Lindsay, Elizabeth Morgan, Harriett Dunham. OFFICERS Betty Morgan ..... .,................. ....M........ . P resident Harriett Dunham ....... ........ V ice President Daisy 'Dunlop .... .........r . Secretary Ruth Mlazovsky ........ ....... T reasurer JUNIORS Margaret Blosser, Venita Law. W I . Q -LQXNVME VX-, ' M. 'iv-gawwwii ,,,,r Um ,,,,,, ' ,fan ,- e L SOPHOMORES Top: Beatrice Wade, Margaret Burkley, Janet Loomis, Winifred Sheehy. Bottom: Francis Wong, Edna Wes- ton, Dorothy Burnette, Florence Porter. Others: Irene Bzdafka. FRESHMEN Jessie Latina, Lois McHenry, Blanche Morgan. Others? Virginia Barton, Jeannette Perrin. 1 .....PHlllKAPPAPHlI.,.. Oh, hear us say to you, We always will be true, Though some day we must part, There's a place in every heart, Welll sing our Phi Kap graces, Where 'er we turn our faces, We've the best of reasons why We're Phi Kaps, We're Phi Kaps, We're all Phi Kappa Phi! Phi Kappa Phi is a local fraternity. It was established in 1849 as the Philozean Society, and in 1925 it incorporated as Phi Kappa Phi. In 1931 the fraternity built the house which they now occupy near the new athletic field on Bagley Road. SENIORS Standing: Robert Toan, Benton Jones. Seated: Frank Tarbox, Kenneth Lan , Jack Kline, Benjamin g Forbes, Ward Powell. ,, i fl il. iaiil i .i l in wmrm ammmws 3 JUNIORS Back Row: Chuck Harding, Ber- nard Hughey, Eric Gandrup, Lester Ogilvy. Second Row: Ross Rolland, Nor- man Schoen, Kenneth Noble, Richard Van Almen. Front Row: Robert Bergholz, Mal- colm Fishback, Elmer Glson, Henry Mayer, Charles Greanoff, Henry Barr. Others: Dan Pettit. SOPHOMORES Back Row: Arthur Speer, Val Spicer, Kenneth J. Lang, George Eckert, Wallace Birr, Earl Cook. Middle Row: Ernie Famiano, Jack Southam, David Bowden, Her- bert Bendel, Robert Cawrse, William Droege, Frank Pfizen- . . mwef- X ' few-owl: 'f ?-31 Front Row: Ernie Rothel, Davis Chaffee, Robert Austin, Howard Simkins, Charles Preyer. Otbersf William Adamson, Karel Slatmyer. SEMESTER I Ward Powell. ....... . Chuck Harding. ....... ..... Benton Jones ,... Benjamin Forbes Kenneth Lang-- OFFICERS - ..... Presn1enf---- --Vice PY6Sidf?11l---, ..... ....... R oss Rolland Secretary .......... ......... , Benton Jones Corr. Secretary .....,. ..,..... F rank Pfizenmayer - ------Treasurerr---- Henry Barr FRESHMEN Charles Wiese, Lawerence Foster, William Lohr, James McKelvey, Samuel Jaeger, William Christian, Clarence Kobie, Lowell McMee- ken, Edgar Reublin, Bernard Morse, Walter Marchand, Gay- lord Grove. SEMESTER II -------Ward Powell -,Y .r 1:5-W' W - I, . , . . X . ...lP'lI-IHIIPIIPHII... 1'Phi Pi Phi, Phi Pi Phi, we all belong to you. Weill all stay together, work and play together. Come, boys! Cheer boys! Phi Pi Phi, we're for you! Chains of gold, bonds of old Hold us forever true, And we will work for you, iight for you, Live for you, die for you, Phi Pi Phi, only you. Phi Pi Phi is a national fraternity. The local Mu Chapter was founded in 1883 as the Goethe Literary Society and was admitted to the national organization in 1926. At 301 Front Street, across from the north campus, is located the present chapter house. U SENIORS Sfmzdiffzgz John Happy, Lawrence Horn, E. Gehring Thomas. Svafffrlz Harry Fry, Arthur Peters, Raymond Comp, Robert Helfer. V I l OFFICERS Raymond Comp. .........,......,...,......... ................ P resident Arthur Peters ......... ......... V iee President Thomas Rawlings.--..--- ............ Secretary John Happy-, ...... .... - -Treasurer JUNIORS Standing: Edward Siebenhar, Wal- ter Geiger, William Schmidt, George Christensen. Seated: Lester Fodor, Walter Bett- cher, Carl Kamm, Leonard Brice Robert Combes, Rolland Raw: lings. SOPHOMORES Standing: Kenneth Kehoe, Norman Brown, Milton Geiger, Norman Knoepp, Frank Rule, Hiram McDade. Seated: Donald Dean, Stephen Hovanetz, Albert Lageman, John Wood, Albert Giles, Robert Sutherland, Kenneth Wessler, Robert Brown, Robert Nieman, Jacob Denning. FRESHMEN Standing: William Svec, William Wilcox, Donald Bilkey, Paul Obney, Robert Gibson. Seated: Walter Below, Orville Breckenridge, Jack Broucek, Wil- liam Haines, Merlin Hanke. . . . THETA IKAPPA NTU . . . We're all for you old Theta Kappa Nu, And to you we will ever be true. We love to sing your praises to the world, And we will always keep your banner unfurled And to the breezes of the brotherhood. In every way we're working for your good Until we know that you're the best of all. Never fall, Theta Kappa Nu. Berea, the home of the Beta Chapter, has recently been chosen as the national headquarters of Theta Kappa Nu. The local chapter originated in 1868 as the Schiller Literary Society and was affiliated with the national organization in 1926. Their house is back of the Ad. Building at 63 Beech Street. - SENIORS Back Rowf Richard Jackson, Jerome Mittenger, Carl Marting, Wylie Everett. lirorlt Row: Edward Bash, Orle Gingery, Weston Dash, Sherma Harmon, Richard Michaels. Y n l KIUNIORS Jack Lewis, Robert Rudes, Dorance Case, Ralph Adams, Ray Wilson, Howard Tinkler, Lawrence Stone Oflaers: Bud,Haerr, Arthur Gold- ie smith, Sylvester- DelCorso. - ' SOPHOMORES Sfamfingz Roy Grabenstetter, Wil- liam Green, James Carpenter. Seated: Marvin Rusk, Edward Las- kowski, Charles McDowell, Don Voelker, Frederick Schwartz, William Hefner, Frank Scott. Others: Robert Hoffman, Dave Walters. I7 SEMESTER I Edward Bash Wylie Everett-, Robert Rudes .... Howard Tinkler ......... L ..... OFFICERS Archon ........ . ,.,,.. . Scrzbe .t..,.. t,...s . Oracle ........, . ...... - FRESHMEN Standing: Clelan Garber, William Harrington, Andy Horvath, Harry Bolton, Lloyd Hoff, Eugene Simon, James Ficken, Robert Uhler, William Percival. Seated: John Reid, Leonard Moul- der, Robert Creamer, George Ober, Alex Sterling. Ofbers: Robert Goldsmith, Hugh Williams. SEMESTER II Richard Michaels Jerome Mitten ger James Carpenter -Treasfzrer ..,.... .,....... I-I oward Tinkler ...ZETA KAP Wave the flag of Zeta Kappa, The red and black and white. Ever shall her men be famous All throughout the land. Love and labor and for learning Without a peer we stand. Honor praise our alma mater, Every loyal Z. K. man. Zeta Kappa fraternity was founded in 1859 under the name Ger mania Verein. At that time it was a German speaking group Whose aim was excellence in public speaking. In 1922 it was renamed Zeta Kappa. Their house is located at 49 Beech Street SENIORS Sfamling: Howard Hockstra, Ste- phen Rowley, Clyde Grills. Seated: William Vorlicky, William Saker, Gordon Splete, John Lo- zori, Jack Pyle, Stanley Chase. ' I'I9 SEMESTER I OFFICERS John Lozori. ...E.. - . ..... Pff'Sil1Uf1f Gordon Splete E.,. .- Ralph Slama ....... Jack Pylew, ..... Vice Presidefft Sc'c1'0fa1'y. ,..... - E .... . Trcaszzrm' JUNIORS Standing: Robert Guenther, Robert Budd, Rodben Mortz. Swim' : Charles McCall, Kermit Evans, Ralph Slama, Thomas Truce. SOPHOMORES Top Row: Robert Bremner, Sher- man Arnold, Harris Gillespie, Edson Thompson, William Da- vidson, Oliver Davidson. Botiom Row: Robert Evans, Wil- liam Wilkins, William Krause, Edward I-Iagesfeld, Ray Dem- boske. Ofbvrsz Irving Bader. FRESHMEN Sfanding: Frank Riley, Ralph Berry, Ray Hurd. Seated: Floyd Storey, James Hall, Edward Rengle Offacfrsz Richard Iliano. SEMESTER II Gordon Splete Clyde Grills --,.Ralph Slama ,-----I.Jack Pyle .V l V K , ..' .w V. ,x V. 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