Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1951 volume:

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Eddie, already al' work has coniracled +o buy 'rhe bleachers a+ The Airporl, used 'For ihe air races, as a s'rar1' +o give Wes'!'ern Reserve iheir much-needed foofball sladium. Keifh Piper, line coach and swimming coacih has made plans 'ro leave al' +he end of spring quarier for Denison Universify. To all we say good-bye and good luck. an A Year of Construction A Year of Wondel' Ground breaking ceremonies on Founder's Day, Ocfober I9, officially began fhe year of consfrucfion of fhe SI30,000 home economics building -on fhe Norfh Campus, iusf soufh of fhe Burrell Memorial Ob- servafory. The R. S. Ursprin-g Co. of Berea was named general confracfor. Ward Hall will be finished by Fall. Wifh fhe oufbreak of war in Korea, fhe campus was fhrown info a year of wonder. Whaf would be fhe fafe of fhe men and whaf would become of fheir educafion? To fhose who were on campus during fhe sfarf of World War ll, fhe campus would have looked very familiar as recruifing officers once again sefflecl fhemselves down in sfrafegic locafions, A Year of Fun A Year of lleavy Snows li E HOSE crazy froshl Freshman Sfunf nifghf wenf over wifh a bang, reminding us fhaf when new freshmen are on campus a. year of fun is bound fo follow. And we were righf, fhe I95O freshmen were no excepfion fo fhe never a dull momenf fhaf characferizes college life. The new dormifories found fhemselves well-ini- fiafed info Berea weafher as Mr. Winfer piled deep driffs around fheir shiny new windows. Buf fhey dug fhemselves ouf evenfually and survived fhe or- deal wifh nary a scrafch. A Year of Sorrow A Year of Arrivals Tears were in many eyes and grief in many hearfs as fhe college learned of fhe passing of beloved D. Alberf Riemenschneider, feacher, musician, adminisfrafor and friend. Prof. Al had been acfing presidenf of fhe college before fhe arrival of Dr. Knighf. To fhose who knew him and worked wifh him and fo fhe sfudenfs who ad- mired him, his memory is a cherished one. Mrs. Riemenschneider has donafed fhe Docfor's fabu- lous Bach Library fo fhe Conservafory. This year, fhe special Bach Fesfival which he had planned during fhe summer, was carried ouf in his honor, Mrs. Riemenschneider fook over as coordinafor of fhe fesfival. Upon fhe resignafion of Eddie Finnigain, Elroy Hersh, sfar of fhe L-os Angeles Rams, was appoinf- ed fo fake over foofball spring fraining. On April 26fh, announcemenf was made of fhe appoinf- menf of Louis B. Juilleraf of Akron as head foof- ball and frack coach, and Paul lSparkyl Adams of New Concord. During fhe lasf fhree years af Ak- ron Juilleral' has produced fwo Cify Champion foofball reams. ARTING Hall lI896l, lefl, originally known as Memorial Building, was renamed in I938 in honor of Dr. John C. Marfing, 'lreasurer of lhe c-ollege for 'forly-seven years, 'I'rus+ee for nearly filly years. ln addifion 'ro 'rhe classrooms 'For Hislory, Philos- ophy, Speech, Classics, English, Religion, So- ciology, and Educafion, 'where are io -be found in Marling Hall +he Playshop, lhe Radio S+udio, 'rhe five sororily rooms, lhe Snack Bar and fhe Col- Ie-ge Book Slore. Below, +he Baldwin-Wallace foolball schedule, as posled across from fha Conservafory. The sign was painfed by Ted Theodore. A Year of Rallies Foo+ball spirii was high +his year as pre-game pep rallies complefe wifh fhe fhree B's, bonfire, band, and fhe Breezer, inspired bofh The feam and +he fans as lhey led B-W info a very fine seaf son. The rallies fhis year were held nol' only be- hind fhe Rec Hall buf in fown on ihe lriangle wifh sororifies and 'frafernifies parlicipafing by aH'endance and huge signs wishing good luck +0 fhe feam. The bonfires, of course, were furnished by +he 'Freshman class. They proved fo be fhe biggesf a-nd besf, yef. Above, Carnegie Science Hall lI905l is used by +he Physics and +he Chemisiry Deparimenls. Originally fhis building, erecied on 'rhe old campus, was called Ladies' Hall: if was 'Fin- ished abour l882, and was used as a dormifory un'l'il +he erec- lion of Hulef Hall. John Paul Baldwin, grandson -of The founder, supervised 'rhe razing of Ladies' Hall, marking fhe s+ones and having ihem re-arranged al' 'rhe presenl' sife of Carnegie Science Hall so 'I'ha+ 'I'he laHer should be erecied wi+h +he same exlerior design as +he former building. Righ+, Jim Robb, senior class presiclenf, as he addresses 'rhe siudenl' assembly. EFT, Wheeler Hall H8921 was named in honor of Dr. John Wheeler, firsi' vice-presidenf of Baldwin Uni- versify. The rhird floor was used for 1'wen+y years for chapel exercises, This building confained 'I'he firsl pipe organ on The campus. Wheeler Hall is now used by 'rhe depar'rmen+s of Biology, Modern Languages, Mai'-hema-+ics. The Herman Herzer Museum is on 'rhe fhird floor. The greenhouse lI948l on 'I'he side of Wheeler Hall, wii'h Hs aH'ached laboralory, provides an ever-increasing source of living maferials, bofh plan+ and animal. These are used by insfrucrors and sfudenfs for demonsfraifion of principles underlying fhe biological sciences. Below, a group of sfudenis as fhey leave lhe Men's Gymnasium ll948l direcrly across from fhe sradium. T EDNA MAY RIEGLER MRS. ALICE LINDSTROM FRANCES SANTIN MRS. EVA MOLEY HELEN ZELINSKY MRS. NELLE JENSEN MRS. COLLIS PERKINS JACQUELYN SMITH MRS. INGRID CAVAN IN ISTBATIO CHARLES G. ALLEN MRS. F. BEACOM H. PAUL GROSS MRS. JOANNE SHOBERG ROBERT A. BEACH, JR. MRS. DOROTHY McKELVEY MRS. ELIZABETH TARR FRANCES FOSTER MILLS ANNIE J. BEEBE MRS. MARION WYNNE CAROL HAWKES MRS. ANN PENNER MRS. FLORENCE KIDDER MRS. PEGGY PETERSEN DR. R. LECHNER DR. G. BROWN MARTHA PIKE SHIRLIE SCILIANO MRS. ANNA SUBER IIE B0 BD 0F TRUSTEES CHARLES ARTER W. J. GELVIN RAYMOND MOLEY GEORGE RITTER RAY SAYLOR WILLIAM KURTH PAUL MITCHELL C. J. STROSACKER KINGSLEY TAFT A. Z. BAKER E. J. KULAS CARL BECHBERGER PAUL KNIGHT HARRY WELLS HARVEY WILCOX JAMES SIVARD A. M. BREEN H. K. CARPENTER JOHN ERNSTHAUSEN PAUL NYLAND WALTER HUENEFELD WALTER DICKHAUT GARFIELD MERNER LOUIS SELTZER ALBERT STAHMER 16 J. H. STEINKRAUS ALVA COX PAUL MAYER PAUL THOMPSON L. A. SCHREIBER ERWIN WARD EUGENE BRYENTON DEAN SNYDER EDWARD BLYTHIN BISHOP LLOYD WICKE ARTHUR WILKER THELMA GOLDSWORD Dr. and Mrs. Knighi' as ihey enioy fheir young claughfers af home. THE PIIESIDE P ff 54115 4-11-' .45 5 53. L. , .,.,. , af l l TI 1 Vx 5. 1 if DEANS Vice Presidenf HARRY J. SMITH, Th.D.. Ph.D Regisfrar JESSE J. PETTY, A.B. Dean of Men JOHN R. SINNEMA, Ph.D. Dean FRANK GLENN LANKARD, Ph.D., LL.D. Dean of Women LUCILE C. MOWREY, A.M. Assisfam' Dean WILLIAM D. PENDELL, PHD. J 18 ll HAROLD BEYER ROBERT BROUGHTON FRANKLIN WIGHT NEAL BOGNER CLYDE HASELDEN BRETHA STIEFEL ALICE LINDSTROM MARION COLE CORINNE CLOGG DOROTHEA BISCHOF RUTH PARKER VIOLA GROLL CLARA WITT MARY ENGLISH CONSUELO CENTERS HAZEL DQTRUDE I9 SAM GREENWOOD, Ph.D. . . U. Chicago HOWARD OAGLEY, A.B. . . Baldwin-Wallace PAUL ULEN, M.A.. . THOMAS SURRARRER, Ph.D. . . ROBERT COSSABOOM, M.S.. . DONALD DEAN, M.S.. GLENN PETERJOHN, M.S.. . COMMERCE JACOB KAMM, Php. . ERWIN COCHRAN, A.M.. . ELMER PENDELL, Ph.D.. LOIS CROSS, Ph.D. . NORMAN GROSS, B.B.A U. College, London Wesfern Reserve . Ohio Slafe . U. Michigan . U. Wisconsin . Ohio S+a+e Cleveland College . Cornell . New York U. Wesiern Reserve CLINTON PHILLIPS, A.B. . . Baldwin-Wallace THE F LTY CHEMISTRY JOHN BLOCHER, Ph.D. . ADOLPH JENSEN, Ph.D.. EUGENE WEAVER. A.M.. . RALPH DAVIES, M.S.. . EDUCATION EDITH LONGBON, A.M. . HELEN REYNOLDS, A.M. . JOHN LUTTRELL, A.M. . NEALE BOGNER, A.M. . ENGLISH NEILLE SHOEMAKER, Ph.D. . WILLIAM LAPPERT, Ph.D. . . HARRY RIDENOUR, A.M.. BRETHA STIEFEL, A.M. . WILLIAM ASHBURN, A.M.. . LUCILE MOWREY, A.M.. . Johns Hoplrins . U. Illinois . U. Illinois Wes+ern Reserve . Ohio Sfale . Columbia . Columbia Weslern Reserve Wesfern Reserve Weslern Reserve . Harvard . Columbia Wesfern Reserve . Columbia 0F 195 -195 a i 6en, is-rvf' 5' Leff fo righf, Iop Io boffom: Davies, Shoemaker, Mowrey, Longbon, Laperf, Brewer, Reynolds Ridenour, Koch, Luflrell, Sfiefel, Waffs, Bogner, Ashburn, Finnigan I ff I ' ' 5 W K u:.Q,.:IEI -555' Z.. W ' -5' . Q2 5 E : E Qi I 'f . :Sf ,fe ' -3 M ,.,,,.,.,., ,,.. , Z M' ' ? 1 if 2 . if XJ. 5 5 :gi 3' f 'UT me We: QE S4 2 I I T I M HDRLKHNM az: . me rev wee F H- W -- 1: gh' ee H e 'ww ex L e kegv e L ee , Stl WB Mem , e ww- - gie 9552 , we W E A ' -AL H . 2 5 i. msg? A- I .nag ITE HBE ga Mfg! ee Wm ep 21-1-T. 1. . if - I if 5'-M. , 34 - -A .,,,,Z. gig- , A ff A: 1 7 Leff Io ri ghf, Top Io boffom: Sfover, Bauer, Armsfrong, Wagner, Green, Annear, Hower, ' ' L' d M r er. Penner, Robb, Pxper, Norwood, Flcken, Adams, In sey, e c THE FACULTY JOSEPH BREWER, A.-M.. . U. cine:nne+i DONALD KOCH, AM.. . Wesiern Reserve MRS. ALBERTA TANGRETTI, AM.. . Wesiern Reserve PHYSICAL EDUCATION RAY WATTS, AM. . . . Ome S+e+e EDWARD ELNNIOAN, AM. . . Ohie S+e+e MYRTA STOVER, A.M. . . New York U. LARSEN WAGNER, A.M. . . Columbia MARJORIE HOWER, A.M.. . . Wesiern Reserve KEITH PIPER, A.B.. . . Baldwin-Wallace . U. NorII'1 Carolina RALPH ADAMS, AM. . HOME ECONOMICS RUTH BAUR, AM. . . Columbia REBBECCA GREEN, AM.. . . Syfeeuse HISTORY 81 POLITICAL SCIENCE CORNELIUS PENNER, PI1.D. . . U. Chicago FREDERICK NORWOOD, Ph.D. . . Yale DAVID LLNDSEY, Ph.D.. . . U. chieege JOHN ARMSTRONG, AM. . . U. vefmem THE F LTY MATHEMATICS 81 ASTRONOMY PAUL ANNEAR, Ph.D.. . DEAN ROBB. Ph.D.. . DEL WILLARE, A.M.. JOHN WILSON, M.S. . MODERN HILBERT FICKEN, Ph.D. . LUCILLE MERCER, Ph.D. . WILLIAM PENDELL, Ph.D. . JOHN SINNEMA, Ph.D. . WILFERD WILLENIUS, A.M. EUGENE FELLERS. A.B. . RENEE MUNKACHY, A.B. . . U. Michigan . Cafholic U. . ww virginia U. . Case I. T. LANGUAGES . U. Michigan . Ohio Sfaie . Johns Hopkins . U. Cincinnafi . Ohio S+aIe . Baldwin-Wallace . Baldwin-WaIIace CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC HAROLD BALTZ, A.M. . 0F 195 0-195 Left Io righi, fop Io boHom: Pendell, Balfz, Munk, Sinnama, Bullis, Poinar, Wellenius, Pierce, Fellers, Beswick, Schniffke, Munkachy, Ebbs, Wolaver. ' 1 Schluer, THE FACULTY CARLETON BULLIS, A.M. . CARL SCHLUER . DELBERT BESWICK, Ph.D. . FREDERICK EBBS, M.M. . WALTER HASENMULER, M.M NORMAN GREEN, A.M.. . BETTY GOTSHALL, M.M. . CECIL MUNK, A.M. . . GEORGE POINAR, M.M.. . ESTHER PIERCE, A.-M. . . GLENN SCHNITTKE, M.M. . JOHN WOLAVER, M.M. . . EDMUND WRIGHT, M.M.. . MARY KELLY, B.M. . ALAN SQUIRE, M.M. . . Columbia . I. Musical Arfs . U. Norfh Carolina . U.-Michigan Cincinnafi Conservafory . Columbia Amefcian Conservaiory . Wesfern Reserve . U. Michigan . U. Norfh Carolina . Eastman . U. Michigan . Oberlin . U.Micl1igan . U. Michigan THE ACULTY PHILOSOPHY 81 RELIGION EARNEST KNAUTZ, Ph.D. . . Bosfon U. WILLIAM KERSTETTER, Ph.D. . . Bosfon U. CHARLES WERNER, PI1.D. . . U. Edinburgh WRAY STICKFORT, S.T.M. . . Bosfon U. PHYSICS EMORY UNNEWEHR, Ph.D.. . . Columbia THEODORE BOGARDUS, S.B. . . MassacI1useH's I. T. NELLE JENSEN, A.B. . . Baldwin-WaIIace PSYCHOLOGY HARRY SMITH, PI1.D. . . Columbia ROLAND COOK, A.M. . . Drew U. HARRY PATTERSON, A.M. . . U. Nebraska SPEECH DANA BURNS, A.M. . Columbia CHARLES IRWIN, A.M. . . Michigan Sfafe SCHEFFEL PIERCE, B.S.. . . Kenf Sfafe SOCIOLOGY ORIE YANDE VISSE, A.M. . . Wesfern Reserve 0F 195 -195 25 1-5555 'FIV Y np fx I aw' Q -:.., LefI 'Io right Burns, Irwin, Vande Visse, Mrs. Alberi Riemenschneider. ' ri gz r.. ' , E52-S'- ,.. ,,.:x,5N?!- Xi. 55 To righfz J. Robb, R. Chaffee, J. Shafer, L. Lihenberq THE SENIUB CLASS As one oT The larqesT qraduaTing classes in The hisTory oT Baldwin- Wallace, The Class oT I95l ended Their college days wiTh The lOIsT com- mencemenT. i On The social side, They ouTdid The underclassmen, Talcing The annual class nighT award. They were honored by The juniors aT The Junior-Senior prom, buT They losT To The iuniors in The May Day Tuq o' war. AT honors convocaTion many oT The seniors were recognized Tor Their leadership and awarded Tor Their al3iliTy. OTTicers Tor The year were: PresidenT, Jim Robb: Vice President Jean ShaTerq SecreTary, RuTh Chance Tee: Treasurer, Lew l.iTzenl3erg. 26 H's 'W T ll E S E I 0 Il DONALD SPENCER ALBERTS .... . Cleveland, Ohio B.S. Chemisfry ATS? ELEANOR FRANCES ALLEN ...... washangwn, D. c. J B203 Gold Key, Mflvllg Laurelk 2 ARLENE LaRUE ALLISON ..... . Massillon, Ohio B.A. Religion .XZg Wesley Fellowship. Second Row: JOHN RICHARD ANDRISEK . . . . Porfville, New York B.S. Physics fliK'l'g Men's Honorary ROBERT VICTOR ANDERSON .... . Ashlabula, Ohio B.A. Bus. Ad. ZKPE BETTYJANE AREND ......... Willoughby, ohio B.S. Chemisfry American Chem. Socieiy Third Row: THEODORE M. AVELLONE ....... Painesville, Ohio B.S. Chemisfry Spalnish Club, Modern Language VIVIAN JOAN BAKER ........ Zanesville, Ohio B.S.E. El. Educaiion AEAg F.T.A.g Y.W.C.A. SHELDON ADELINE BALDWIN . . . Toledo, Ohio B.M.E. Piano BSO Fourlh Row: FULTON THEODORE BARNETT, JR. . . Cleveland, Ohio B.A. ALMA GENE BAUER ....... Willisfon Pk., New Yorlc B.S.E. El. Education . AZ, Gold Key: Women's League MARY FANNIE BEACH ........ Cleveland, Ohio B.S.E. El. Educafion Fiffh Row: ROBERT ALLAN BECIOMAN .... . Cleveland, Ohio B,S. Biology ETHEL KONZ BELL ....... Columbia Sfafion, Ohio B.S,E, El. Educafion HAROLD BRUCE BENDING . . . Onfario, Canada B.A. S Firsl' Row: ALICE JEAN BENEDICT . GEORGE D. BENESH . DONALD ALBERT BIBLE Second Row: KENNETH E. BILLER . DONALD LEE BLACK B.S.E. El. Ed ucafion AFA B.S. Chemisiry DDE B.A. Religion XfI'E B.A. Bus. Ad. KM151 AMA B.A. Bus. Ad. Avi' OMAR PASHA BLACKMAN . . . Third Row: B.M.E. Music IIIMA . Berea Norih OImsI'ed Easi Liverpool . Parma, , Ohio , Ohio , Ohio Ohio . Clevela nd, Ohio . Clevela nd, Ohio VIRGINIA DEAN BLISS .... . Avon, Ohio B.M.E. Music AEM Band: Orcheslra FREDERICK W. BOMONTE .... . Berea, Ohio B.A. Bus. Ad. RICHARD PHILLIP BOND .... . Loraine, Ohio Fourlh Row: B.M.E. Music GEORGE TERRENCE BOYER . . . Norih Bergen, New Jersey B.A. Bus. Ad. AS'I' JOAN BROTHERTON ...... Piilsburgh, Pennsylvania B.M. Music fI'Mj IIIlI'IC MARY LOUISE BRUNSKILL .... . Medina, Ohio B.S. Chemistry HBS Fif-lh Row: PATRICK JOSEPH BUDISCAK . . . New Brighfon, PennsyIvania B.A. Bus. Ad. 104, DONALD W. BUNDE ...... . CIeveIand, Ohio B.S. Zoology E412 T H E S E 0 B ROSAMONDE JEAN BURGESS. . . Sania Monica, California B A Religion Firsl Row: ELIZABETH JEAN BURLINGHAM . . . Ashlabula, Ohio B.A. ROBERT R. CARD ........ . Clevelancl, Ohio B.A. Philosophy SHIRLEY G. CARR ....... . Cleveland, Ohio B.S.E. El. Educafion APA Second Row: DONALD R. CADWALLADER .... . Medina, Ohio B.A. Bus. Ed. fI'EK JAMES R. CAVALCANTE ..... Washinglon, Pennsylvania B.A. Bus. Ad. ATG: Who's Who: Swimming, Men's Honorary, Foolball RUTH JOAN CHAFFEE ..... . Youngslown, Ohio B.S.E. El. Eclucalion Third Row: H210 JOHN KENNEDYCHANCE . . . B.A. Hisfory . S+. Clairsville, Ohio A2411 Gold Keyg Men's Honoraryg A.P.G.g Ed. RICHARD J. CHARSAN KO B.S. Chem. 'DIR MARY LOUISE CHICHILO .... Fourlh Row: B.M. Music VILMA VARGO CIRIGLIANO . . PEGGY LOUISE CLARY . THOMAS D. CLOWSER . Fiflh Row: CHARLES L. COLBERT . B.M. Music 4'M B.S.M. Voice BSO A1133 Track B.M.E. Music 'DMA DORISJEAN COLE. . . . . ROGER R. COLE . . B.A. English B.M. Organ 'PMA Grindslohe '50g Aflfl' . Cleveland, Ohio . Toronlo, Canada . Elyria . Caledonia . Rocky River, . Cleveland, Columbia Slalion, . Fosloria, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio THE SE I THESE I0ll Firsl Row: ARTHUR WORTH COLLINS ....... B.A. Hislory A'l'S?g Tennis, A.P.G.g AflnI'g Ed. Exponent JAMES C. COX . ...... . B.A. Philosophy BET WILLIAIM D. CRAWFORD ...... B.A. Phys. Ed. AXA: Foofballg Baskefball Second Row: EARL HAROLD CUNNINGHAM . . . . B.A. Philosophy BST CLIFFORD N. CURRIER .... B.A. Social Science ANNE ELIZABETH DASH .,.... B,A. Spanish H205 Gold Key, IAIT Third Row: ALMA M. DAVENPORT ...... . B.A. Hisfory LESLIE SCOTT DEAN ...... . B.S. Zoology LAWRENCE E. DEETZ, JR ..... B.A. Economics ELIIE Fourlh Row: CHARLES J. DeMlO ....... . B,A. Hisiory NORBERT G. DENNERLL, JR. .... . B.A. Speech Track, TIKA COSMO DiBlASlO ....... B.A. Phys. Ed. Fiflh Row: SARALU C. DILLER . . . . . B.M. Violin Az, Mfr-in WILLA D. DINWOODIE ...... B.A. Psychology Gold Key, Laurels WILLIAM M. DORATY ...... . B.A. Bus. Ad. ATS? . Berea, Ohio '50 . Akron, Ohio . Euclid, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio . Elyria, Ohio . Berea, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Roclcy River, Ohio . Elyria, Ohio Clevela nd, Ohio Clevela nd, Ohio . Fairville, Ohio . Berea, Ohio . Euclid, Ohio n Breclcsville, Ohio Firsi Row: ELAINE DORIS DREGER ..... B.A. Phys. Ed. BARBARA A. DUFAULT ..... . B.S. Home Ec. 'Mig Home Ec, Club ARTHUR MALCOLM DUMKE, JR. . . B.S. Biology IIKIYE Second Row: WILLIAM E. DUSTMAN ..... B.S. Biology GLORIA JUNE DYSON. . . . . . B.S. Home Ec. JO ELLEN EASTMAN ...... B.A. Spanish B205 Sill Third Row: EDWIN A. EBERHART ...... B.A. Bus. Ad. CLIFTON A. EDWARDS . . . . B.A. History .EAM DONNA JANE EDWARDS ..... . B.S. Chemislry Fourfh Row: ROBERT EGELSTON ...... B.A. Bus. Ad. .pup JOHN F. ELLIOTT ....... B.S.M. Music AXAg 1l'MA Graflon, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio . Berea, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Ashla hula, Ohio . Akron, Ohio . Berea, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Chardon, Ohio Lakewood, Ohio DONALD EDWARD EMERTON . . . Saclrefs Harbor, New Yorlc B.S. Chsmisfry SAE Fiflh Row: ALICE LORRAINE ENGLISH .... . Cleveland, Ohio B.S. Chemisfry RAYMOND ROBERT ERNEST .... . Cleveland, Ohio B.A. Psychology Dusfheimer Prize '49 ELIZABETH ESCOLME ....... Tecumseh, Michigan B.S.E. EI. Educafion AZ THE SE IOB THESE IOIl Firsf Row: ROBERT ETZEL . B.A. Philosophy ROBERT A. EWERS ...... B.A. Bus. Ad. XVI -Vlll'- Gill' JEAN FADIL. . .... . . B,S.E. El. Educafion Allrl' Second Row: ROBERT J. FARKAS ...... B.A. Sociology BWI' FRANCELE M. FEUSIER ..... B.S.E. El. Educalion AZ, Laurelsg EAA: Gold EVALYN L. FOOT ........ B.S.E. El. Education AEA, F.T.A. Third Row: DORIS M. FORMICOLA ..... B.A. Sociology AEA JAMES B. FRAVEL ........ B.A. Sociology RICHARD E. FRASER ....... B.S. Chemislry Fourlh Row: WILLIAM MAYNARD FRENCH . . . B.A. Hisfory LUZ E. FUENTES . . . . . B.A. GORDON F. GALE ...... B.A. Hislory Fiflh Row: JEANNE E. GALE ....... B.S.E. El. Eclucafioh LOIS BETSY GILBERT ..... B.A. BRUCE URIAH GLASS ...... B.S. Malhemafics EQE . . . . . Cl1elms'lorc.l,MassachuseH's . Lorain, Ohio . Roclcy River, Ohio Norih Royallon, Ohio . Weilersville, Ohio . Cleveland, Ohio Rochesler, New Yorlc . Lakewood, Ohio . Lakewood, Ohio . Medina, Ohio . Humacao, Puerlo Rico . Berea, Ohio . . Berea, Ohio . Roclry River, Ohio . Warren, Ohio Firsf Row: . . Erie, Pennsylvania RICHARD W. GLASS ...... a.A. An, aus. Aa. AXA: Golf HERBERT L. GORBY . ....... East Palesfine, Ohio B.A. Phys. Ed. QPSK: Foofball . Cleveland, Ohio JAMES P. GRANE ....... B.A. Political Science Second Row: . Chardon, Ohio MARILYN GREENLER ...... B.S.E. EI. Educafion HBE CHARLES T. GREGG ....... Jamesfown, New Yo:-I: B.A. Bus. Ad. - AXA WILLIAM H. GRIGSBY ..... .- 'Maple Heighis, Ohio B.S. General Science Third Row: HAROLD E. GRENTHER .... . Lynbroolr, New Yorlz B.A. Economics A3455 AMA ROSEMARY GUTHERIE .... . Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. YIFM EDWARD HADDOX ...... New Brighron, Pennsylvania s.A. Phys. Ed. ATU: Foofball Fourih Row: . Elyria, Ohio JACK H. HAFFERKAMP ..... B.S. Mafhemaiics . Chardon, Ohio DONALD E. HAGEN ...... B.A.Hisfory . . . Cleveland, Ohio MELVI N L. HAKOLA ...... B.M. Voice Who's Whog fbMAg Gold Keyg Men's Honoraryg Opera Workshop: Bach Chorus Fifih Row: . Clendenin, Wesi Virginia JEAN ANN HALL . . . . B.A. Piano B20 SHIRLEY JANE HANSON .... . Cleveland, Ohio B.M. Music CPM: M1lPE ERNEST JOHN HARE. JR. ..... . Cleveland. Ohio B.A. Phys. Ed. ATSZQ Foofball THE SE IOB THESE IOB Firsl Row: JAMES R. HARRIS . ....... Easl Liverpool, Ohio B.A. Bus. Ed. AXA, Baskefball KENNETH V. HARSHMAN .... . Brookfield, Ohio B.S. Zoology 242151 EUGENE F. HAUPERT . . . . . New Philadelphia, Ohio B.S.M. Voice E-'lilly 'MIA Second Row: SHIRLEY ANNE HELM . . . . . Piflsburgh, Pennsylvania B.A. AEA EUGENE I. HENDERSHOTT . . . Orwell, Ohio ILA. Bus. Ed. PPE ALICE MAY HERRICK ........ Rocky River, Ohio B.S.E. EI. Education Third Row: NELDA LOUISE HOFFMEYER . . Sf. Clair Shores, Michigan B.M.E. Voice AEA: Mflfli HARRY V. HOLLAND ...... . Cleveland, Ohio B,A. Bus. Ad, CIIKT ANNELIESE HORN ....... . Cleveland, Ohio B.S. Chemislry Fourlh Row: RUTH DIANE HOWELL ....... Apple Creek, Ohio B.A. English ATA, 9Afll3 EAA: Who's Who RICHARD J. HRUBY ......... Cleveland, Ohio ILA. Economics KIIEKQ AMA, EAU, Men's Honorary WILLIAM J. HUGHES ...... . Cleveland, Ohio B,A. Economics IIJKT Fiflh Row: DONALD E. HUMBERGER ..... . Clyde, Ohio B.A. Sociology VIRGINIA M. HUMBERGER ..... . Clyde, Ohio B.A. Sociology EDMUND R. HURLEY ...... . Cleveland, Ohio B.A. Sociology Firsl Row: GEORGE HUSSEY, JR. .... . B.M.E. Oboe Eflvlig HDMA CARLE.HUTH . . . . B . S . 'I'K'I' THELMA NAREEN HUTH .... B.5. Chemisfry Second Row: DANIEL D. ITSCHNER ...... B.S. Zoology ATQ JOHN J. JOGAN, JR ...... B.A. Speech C. WILLIAM JOHNSON . . . . B.S.M. Trombone ADDI' Third Row: JAMES JONES B.A. BUS. Ad. 3141151 B-W Players RUTH JONES . ..... . B.A. Fre'nch AEA: Gold Key HUGO KACHLER, JR. .... . B.A. Physics Fourfh Row: OSWALD KACHLER . . . B.S. Physics SHIRLEY O. KACHLER ..... B.A, Hisfory BIO GEORGE KATANIK ....... B.A. Phys. Ed. 'DKK Fiffh Row: JOYCE A. KEMPER ....... B.A. French EAA ALICE L. KENDLE . .... . B.S. Biology Red Cross GERTRUDE MARY KINSEY .... B.S. Chemisfry . Cleveland . Fairview Parlr, . Cleveland Ohio Ohio Ohio . Bay Village, Ohio Norlh Royallon, Ohio . Oualrer Cily, Ohio . Orwell, Ohio . Ravenna, Ohio . Cleveland, Ohio . Parma, Ohio . Parma, Ohio . Cleveland, Ohio Millburn, New Jersey Chesferlancl, Ohio . Bellevue, Ohio THESE IOB is x if Firsf Row: LESLIE G. KLEVAY . .... . B.S.M. Music 'DMA l GLENORA KNOPF ....... B.S.E. El. Education MIRRlEM E. KOPPERT . .... . B.A. Spanish BSO Second Row: NICHOLAS LAGOUDAKIS .... B.A. Economics JANE E. LANING ....... B,S.E. EI. Educafion F.T.A., Women's League AEA, WALTER LARSON ....... B.A. Bus. Ad. ATS? Third Row: ROBERT L. LECKRONE ..... B.S.M. Trombone fbMA JOHN H. LEHR . .... . B.A. Bus, Ad. ATS? BRYCE B. LEMLEY ....... B.A. Bus. Ad. Track Fourfh Row: DOROTHY LINDHORST ...... B.A. Engiish 'PM THOMAS F. LINKE . .... . B.S. Zoology BET B.S. General Science B.A. Bus. Ad. independence, Ohio Columbia Slafion, Ohio . Danville, Ohio . Aihens, Greece . Sa nduslry, . Lakewood . Parma, . Berea, . Cleveland, . Cleveland, . Barberfon, LEWIS C. LITZENBERG ...... Columbia Slafion, 2615 Fiffh Row: MARIAN EVELYN LLOYD .... . Sfubenville, B.A. AZ ROBERT R. LORENZE ....... . Cleveland, A241 DONALD G. MCMANNIS ........ Canlon, 4PKTg Sfudenf Council Press. '50 T ll E S E I 0 ll 36 Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Firs+ Row: DONALD M. 'MACALA ...... B.A. Economics B.A. Economics BET: AMA: KME LORING K. MANLEY . DeMARIS MARKS . .... . B.M. Voice Opera Workshop Second Row: HARRY MARSHALL ...... B.S. Biology Wresilinq JOHN D. MARTY ........ B.A. Phys. Ed. R. BRUCE MATTISON. . B.A. Bus. Ad. Third Row: JOSEPH P. MAYER ....... 8.5. Geheral Science AXA, Football, Wrestling RICHARD STEWART MEEKS . . . . B.A. REV. JAMES C. MEENA ..... B.M. Theory IIIMA Fourih Row: ROBERT A. MEESIG ...... B.A. Bus. Ad. 4fKT, Axim EDWARD F. MERKLE ..... B.A. Bus. Ad. DDE JOAN W. MERRITT ....... B.A. English IIB! Fiflh Row: RICHARD J. MILLARD ..... B.M,E. Music 'DMA ALYCE BEVERLY MILLER ..... B.A. History MIKE MILLER. . . . . . . B.A. Educalion AE-11 . Cieveia nd, Ohio . Nyack, New York . Lyman, Nebraska . Bedford, . Cleveland . Berea . Euclid, Shalrer Heighls, . Cleveland Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio . Amhersl, Ohio Independence, Ohio . La Icewood, Ohio . Parma, Ohio . Afwaier, Ohio . Lorain, Ohio THESE Illll Firsi Row: RUTH JANE MILLIKIN ...... 8.5. Chemisiry EDWIN G. MINAR, JR. ..... . B.A. Psychology WILLIAM G. MINARD . . . . B.A. Ari Xflflf Second Row: I J CHARLES w. MINCKS . . . B.S. Physics KME ALEX J. MOLNAR . . B.A. Hisiory BET WILDA LEE MOREY . . . B.S.M. Vioi'in II2I0g Mflvlig OrcI'esI'ra Third Row: LOIS D. MUNKACHY . . . B M.E. Voice III-'PIC PHYLLIS JOAN MUNTZ ,..... B.A. French ELIZABETH MURPHY ...... B.A. Phys. Ed. Fourih Row: JOHN NAGOSKY . . . - B.S.M, Violin 1llMA RICHARD J. NEMETH ..-.. 8.5. Biology fl'lfK3 .Xflll EUGENE C. NEWELL . . B.A. Bus. Ad. AXA, Baseball Fifth Row: NELSON A. NICLOAUS ..... B.A. Economics CHARLES H. NORRIS ...... B.A. Bus, Ad. KENT F. OZMUN . .... . I B B.A. Speech BST 38 . Cleveland, Ohio . Cleveland, Ohio Emporium, Pennsylvania . Parma, Ohio Columbia Slaiion, Ohio . Pefersburg, Ohio . C'eveland, Ohio Sheri Hills, New Jersey . Cleveland, Ohio . Cleveland, Ohio . Cleveland, Ohio . Carey, Ohio . Cleveland, Ohio . Coshocfon, Ohio . . Loudonville, Ohio Firsi Row: PAUL THOMAS PALCO .... B.A. CHARLESG. PARSONS. . . . . B.S. Chemisfry ROBERT E. PEEPLES ...... B.A, Economics Second Row: RICHARD A. PELTON ..... B.A, Economics STE AMY I. PENNER ....... . B.S.E. EI. Educalion AFA KENNETH W. PENNER ...... B.A. Hisfory AXA: Choir: Red Cross: Y.M.C.A.g Third Row: ROLAND G. PERKINS . . B.A. Religion NANCY A. PETERSON . . B.S.M. Music AIA: hT'l'l'1 ROBERT G. PETERSON ...... 8.5. Maflremafics ABQ' Fourih Row: DONALD C. POLLOCK ..... B.A. Economics SPASE J. POPOFF ........ B.S. Zoology DIVE MARY M. POTTER . . . ILA. Sociology . Olmsfed Falls, Ohio . Menfor, Ohio . Berea, Ohio . Lakewood, Ohio . Barnei, Vermoni . . . Berea, Ohio Wesley . Belmonl, Ohio . Roclcy River, Ohio Wa naque, New Jersey . Lakewood, Ohio Rochesier, New Yorlc . . . . Meyersdale, Pennsylvania AEM Spanish Club: B-W Players: GRINDSTONE Fiflh Row: WILLIAM D. PULS ........ B.S. Chemistry AXE RICHARD BISHOP REINHARDT . . . 8.A. Philosophy fl'K'l'g B-W Players PAUL E. RIED ..... ,... B.A. Hisiory . Berea, Ohio . Medina, Ohio . . . Akron, Ohio IIS'I'g Swimming: F.T.A.g GAKII l 1 THE SE IOIl THESE -I0ll Firsi Row: A. ELIZABETH RIEHL ...... B.S.E. EI. Educafion Gold Key JAMES A. ROBB ........ B.A. Philosophy fIJKTg Men's Honorary, Senior JANICE M. ROBERTS ...... B.A. Phys. Ed. Second Row: JOHN W. RODIE ...... B.A. Economics ATS? MARGARET ROSENTHAL .... B.S. Home Ec. Class Home Ec. Club, F.T.A.g W.R.A. PATRICIA ROWE ....... B.M. Piano 'IPM EAM Third Row: JUNE A. ROZANEK ....... B.S. Biology :DM MARGARET JOYCE RUDY .... B.S.E. EI. Educafion HBE MARY JO REUTTER ..... . B.A. AZ Fourfh Row: MARVIN SCHAMAUM ..... B.A. Religion RALPH C. SCHARKEY ..... B.A. Phys. Ed. LOIS ANDRE SHAYLOR .... B.M.E. Voice AEA Fiiih Row: RICHARD M. SCHENK. .... . B.A. Phys. Ed. IDKTQ Baskefball FAY A. SCHUMAN ...... B.A. Organ ROBERT L. SEIFERT ....... B.A. Bus. Ad. CIZKT . La Icowood, Ohio . Somerdale, Ohio Pres. Erie, Pennsylvania . Oiean, New York . Bedford, Ohio . Hamilion, Ohio . Cleveiand, Ohio Rocicy River, Ohio Valley Cify, Ohio . Cleveland, Ohio . Berea, Ohio Brookfield, Illinois . Newa rlr, Ohio . BrecIcsviIIe, Ohio . Lodi, Ohio T ll E S E I 0 ll JEAN C. SHAFER ....... . Findlay, Ohio B.S.M. Flute AZ, Gold Key, Mfbli MORTON S. SHANBER6 ..... . Bronx, New Yorlc ILA. English IIXTQ Mill, A411' ELAINE SMITH ............ Berea, Ohio 8.A. Ari AILXQ Gold Key, A-'l,l'g While Rose Oralor Second Row: , SHIRLEY ADA SMITH ...... . Salem, Ohio B.A. Sociology , AFA , M A HAROLD W. SNYDER . . . . Cleveland, Ohio B.A. JOHN STEFANIK ....... . Lorain, Ohio B.S. Malhemafics AXAg Track Third Row: ANN L. STEWART ....., . Chesfer, Wesl Virginia B.M. Voice AEM B-W Players: gM'l'li Choirg Laurelsg Gold Key, Who's Who VIRGINIA C. STIPEK ...... . Cleveland, Ohio B.S. Physics 'I'M SHELDON T. STOCALS .... . Berea, Ohio B.A. Social Science Fourlh Row: G. JACK STOLL .,........ Slrongsville, Ohio B.S.E. El. Educalion JAMES N. STRING . .... . Cleveland, Ohio B.A. KATHLEEN SEBRELL SUFFRON . . . . Cleveland, Ohio B.S. Chemisfry Fiflh Row: RICHARD P. SUTTON ...... . Bellaire, Ohio B.S. Mafhemalics T. ANDREW SYKORA ...... . Lalrewood, Ohio lA. BUS. Ad. A26 RICHARD SYPNIEWSKI ..... Queens Village, New Yorlc B.A. Sociology Firsf Row: PHILIP G. TARR ........ . Clevelancl, B.A. Psychology .E1fl'IC RICHARD A. TAYLOR ...... . Berea, B.A, Phys. Ed. AXA, Swimming LaVERNE P. THEIL . V . Clevelancl, B.A. Bus. Ad. Second Row: THEODORE J. THEODORE ....... Clevelancl, B.A. Ari, Phys, Ed. AXA F.T.A., Men's Honorary Track Capl. GILBERT E. THOMPSON ...... . Elyria, B.A. Bus. Ad. AXA, Wl1rn's Who, Aflwl' PHYLLIS J. TOMPKINS .... , Chippewa Lake, B.S.E. El. Educalion F.T.A. Third Row: EUGENE A. TONRY ....... . Elyria, B.A. Bus. Ad. Xflfli DORIS H. TUCKER .......... Berea, HARRY E. TURNER . Fourfh Row: B.S. Home Economics AVA, Gold Key, Who's Who, Laurels 8.A, Bus. Ad. A I fl' WILLIAM STEVE WADE . DELBERT L. WALKER . WILSON E. WALTERS . Fiflh Row: ALBERT A. WEISKOPF B.A. Phys. Ed. ll.Y'i'g Track B.A. Bus. Ad. A'l'Qg Swimming B.A. Psychology fbllll B.A. Bus, Ad. RICHARD I. WEISKOPF ...... B.A. Bus. Ad. T H E S E I 0 B MARGARET N.WESTMAN ..... E S.E. El. Education . Mf. Vernon, . Cleveland, . Alcron, New Yorlc, New . Clevelancl, . Cleveland, . Clevelancl. Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Yorlc Ohio Ohio Ohio RM ll E S E I 0 ll HOMER C. WHITNEY, JR. .... . Berea, Ohio B.A. Bus. Ad. EVELYN M. WIEGRAND ...... . Cleveland, Ohio B.S.E. EI. Education WILLIAM W. WIETZEL ...... . Cleveland, Ohio Second Row: B.A. Bus. Ad. EfI1E7 Track ALFRED E. WILLIAMS ..... . Cleveland, Ohio B.S, Physics EDWARD M. WOODBERRY ..... . Mansfield, Ohio B.S. Chemislry BIT RAYMOND R. YARANO . ..,. . Cleveland, Ohio Third Row: B.A. Bus. Ad. W. HARRIS YOUNGBLOOD .... . Lagrange, Ohio B.A. Phys. Ed, KPIUI' Roger L. Aldrich Richard E. Ashwill Donald L. Baader Angelo Bangas Charles G. Bislich George P. Bouhasin Roberl' C. Burns Claire H. Coberdale Arlhur N. Curren Roy H. Curlis John R. Dill William D. Bowdler Kenneth E. Fesler Doris S. Hummel Robe-rf A. Ferry James C. Frilzsche James M. Gaffney M. Thomas Gaylord Maholn R. Gerber, Jr. Slephan P. Gruber Allan W. Hall John Eric Heaps, Jr. Kenelh B. Hiclrs Elroy L. Hirsch SEN IOBS N 0T PICTURE!! BACHELOR or ARTS Earl R. Hopkins Delores P. Hurley Rodney W. Hume, Reiean E. Idzerda Virginia H. Kay Allen F. King Donald W. Leclcler Conrad F. Loser Roberl L. McEIralh John J. McNamara Alberl A. Mallell, Jr. Edward F.-Mazeslre, Jr. Howard O. Miellce Paul F. Morin Roberf Nealy Ralph R. Paul Judilh Perry Noel Pfeifer Arlhur L. Poe Bonie S. Posgai BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Roberl' J. Quigley William A. Randall John W. Rehlcer Richard L. Renlsch Marguerile M. Rice Roberl M. Schaeffer Gale Smilh James H. Smifh Lyman E. Smilh Adelberl Spilzer Richard A. Halberg James G. Hayes Thomas G. Lewis Edward L. Roseman Forresl G. Hammalcer, Jr. Harlod Koleno Huberl' W. Meredilh BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Harrier H. Jungles Isobel Nicoll Kingsley Helen L. McCrai'Ih Marion Jeanelfe Menlz BACHELOR OF MUSIC Homer T. Heifzenrafer Yu-Mei Ma 43 Thomas Siewari John R. Slorm Roberl' F. Tighe Gerard MacF. Tu'HIe Richard K. Varga Roloeri E. Wach John D. Washlco Allen L. While Sieve Moilowicz Kenerh A. Yeager Ja mes E. Turchanilr Leff To righi: M. McLeod, F. Suppes, P. Quelos THE JUNIIIB CLASS Junior class-The class oT '52-are The ones ThaT know The ropes. l-lav- ing losT Their Treshmen's bewildermenT and Their sophomore's invenTory oT uninTelligible inTormaTion The pre-seniors have anoTher year To use The New Gym and waTch The buildings go up on Campus. l-lighlighT oT The social year was The annual Junior-Senior prom. The superioriTy oT The class was shown when The iunior Team pulled iTselT To vicTory in The Junior-Senior Tug o' war. OTTicers Tor The year were: Presi- denT, Fred Suppes: Vice PresidenT, Mickey McLeod: SecreTary, PaT Quelos: Treasurer, 44 '..54-qua-,','v -' 1 1' , if -'vig' vwflr , ,Q bi, 1757511 A '. .1wq4 11,11 5?-'Ysf.fJiA'eg, ' Q, ','T'L.-,' i ,-Sir .,'.fff,.'--.,,'a I . 1 nc 1. - an mm e - jf lggws , 3. , fr wa, :- V fe. ,Q ,.,.-'gg n ,f , -- '. N ' fr, V ' I 1 X' if gi I: Af :.,, fi!!-ff D355 ' 'F ff' Y -' ' P4 '1' ' -' ' ,. mf A.. K. ,,.' . A5 ,df-.l-. m. A , f 1,5 12 .. 1- rv 2' fffgfyf ,jj W.. f' ' I Mxytylivwi' Xffv i A ' 'if' .Ss L. X QM iffffg 'I-'..:,i v ' 1 74,,'M ' ,fy K fgpx :'ww v',',4 ll Uxqk. 4 v , -1 ,K , . ,-1 . A w ,' , , 1 . 5 ,i!2gsn.,,, , 4' ,ff- ...H S53 lk- Km aww-ff usa ..,.V: gg , A 1' 9 ,, ff nal. E' - k 'Q T -. M fr. A W ,.Q 5222-' M , xg I X ,J ir' li ' 'QM Q P W- ' 1 ,1 sq I . ,., , 4 , NL 11:5-tkgf-'lggkwli 6 ' SG , w h , R , N r WWF 1 , . .T . :V . ' S 95 'EW N? 'ld A A i .- Y' ' ' agwgad R. .N ,f v r' w -U it: :K 1 fry fm ms 11 ' -.' -Q ' ' 172 . ,- 'A ,eg 4--, f . ,, , M 4 :HM , x ' 1.4 4:1 5 uf T righf: F, Benze, W. Johnson, C. Parfridge, P. Froman THE SOPlIOM0llE CLASS YesTerdav's Treshmen and Tomorrow's iuniors, The sophomore class has con1e up Through The ranks To be one oT The besT yeT.'Then'TuTure has beenTomxeenandisrebTWeW'dedded uponlexdudmg,oTcoume,whaT Unde Sanihas hnsay abouTiH,They can now ind Then way'Hon1one end oT The campus To The oTher wiThouT losing Themselves in The sidewalks. Their Class NighT presenTaTion, liTe in The sTudio oT a TalenT scouT, will never be TorgoTTen. The nighT oT The Junior-Senior pronw Tound Thern wi+h The Treshmen in The second oT The Freshman-Sophomore proms aT The Rec. l-lall. This Year's oTTicers were: President Paul Fromang Vice PreskienT, Frank Benz, SecreTary, Clarne Parhidgeg Treasurer, VVaHy Johnson. 46 1 s ! G 'xk..f--5-I-'fi ' B i s Q- 9 , , W, A f-UL, . MEM l 1 -, ' vw. I9 :.:. M 'K .:. A , -wm,...wf' ' G P.: 57 2 Ez I 1 I P 18 HL HD i 3? Bw Vx I' is a m xx 14. f M 133 Sw :sw 2 Q E QU 8 Q , L .5 im 2 , tzgasaxi W V K , f we mffw , , 3 QZEHW as H 9 Q2 Q H-gig-W . -if : 'lui Zigi 32 ?EQiE .,., ws sz an F if 'Q wgww 2 ,Z 1 3 v W K xx . H A N , A ,Q V .:r..5 'xMQ4m., ' ,M -' 'Q W- Nia 'W W' 'www fp X8 ' wr.: W PS ' . I 5 -X1 sw sw . T - 1 w mis 92 ME ' W lf Q .1 ,S , V M -adm: 'Q , mrygzga QW-aw-f-. M zi- Mm 4 . BPI DS I- ww -51 : z:EifZ .: ' ':5::g,5:f51g ,W fi- 4 'Aix . gl 3 .nf- r. S 1 s . , ,li .1 4 In YQ? 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A ' vm : ..2 1- ' - t J , lm . at 7? xv . 4 f F xv' v 'N ff - ' 2 fig' ., -, 2 1 .Y 'f vp 4 J-2,61 J -'1 - . jx wwf -W-'11 1 : we 1 '1', fi 'SF ' -,5 f. V'. ' .xlfgg 2 P? 5'9'2i'iiS'?'5ff.'WfQ w'f.Tfi Sfv'fe-.-f3g?f,'Qif?5S9Q,2 ' H ' 'L 6 V Pa' Wi 1-a2,?f f '3f? - - 13 'C 2' xl ' mi ft Y af ' Firsl' row: W. Dinwoodie, D. Tucker, E. Smilh, N. Carlson, S. Hanson. Second row: Mr, Redenour, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Brewer, R. Reinhardt, A. Dash, E. Allen, T. Linke, J, Sivard, J, Ellioff, E. Cunningham. Third row: T, Avellone, M. Koppenhafer. 0LD KEY The Daylon C. Miller, Gold Key Sociely re- a lacully commillee. Gold Key aclivilies include cognizes high scholarship al Baldwin-Wallace, To an iriilialion each quarler followed by a lea or be eligible lor membership, a sludenl musl make banquel, and an oulsranding speaker once a The Dean's Lisl six quarlers and be approved by year is asked lo come. ELEANOR ALLEN SHELDON BALDWIN RUTH CHAFFEE WILLA DINWOODIE DIANE HOWELL WI-I0 JEAN SHAFER ANNA M. SCHAIBLE ANN STEWART DORIS TUCKER DICK ANDRISEK 9 52 H0 JAMES CALVALCANTE JOHN ELLIOTT EDWARD HADDOX MEL HAKOLA NORB HECKER GEORGE HUSSEY JOHN F. LEE DON McMANNlS THEODORE THEODORE GILBERT THOMPSON MEN 'S H0 0B Y The newesl organizaiion on campus, Men's l-lonorary, holds as ils goal aiiilialion wiih Onnicron Della Kappa. Senior men wilh our- slandinq abiliry in scholarship and leadership are invired lo ioin al l-lonors Convocaiion in The spring. Leif fo righl, Firsi' row: J. Robb, J. Corn, J. Lee, C. Mayer, D. McManni5, E. Cunningham. Sec- ond row: Mr. Kersller, F. Suppes, T. Theodore, J. Cavalcanle, V. Wendi, Dr. Pendell. Third row: F. Birsa, R. Reinhardr, Mr. Brewer. -3- Leil lo righl, Firsl' row: D. Tucker, W. Dinwoodie, D. Formicola, F. Feusier, E. Smiih, S. Hanson. Second row: D. Howell, Miss Mowrey, Miss Mer- cer, Miss Sliefel, E. Allen. Laurels is an honorary senior Wornen's orqanizalion which re- cognizes women ar The close of +heir junior year. The purpose of This group is Toward developmeni oi rhe scholasiic, leadership, cifi- zenship, and characlrer-building qualifies oi college women. LA BEL PIII EP ILO OFFICERS M, Mrcr-lemma ...... Pfesadenr B. CHORPENNING . . . vrcepfesrdenr L. wx-xemsre . . . . smerafy J. WINTRINQ-HAM . . Treasurer MEMBERS E. Allen, J. Blakely, G. Boydell, S. Boyle, J. Brorlwerfon, A. Cubbon, S. Diller, J, Douglas, S. Hanson, N. Holfmeyer, M. Hooper, L. Lafferly, D. McLean, L. Morey, W. Morey. L. Munlcaclwy, R. Oliver, N. Pelerson, M. Sclwall, J. Shafer, M Smifh, A. Slewarl, M. Williams, J. Ziegler. ,ii .X an ' . 415234 ' ,G ri 6 f' .A ffw' V We . gr 'nm air. . OFFICERS R. KRAJEC ........ Presidenl R. KRAUSE . . Vice-Presidenr D. SHEPFER . . . Secrelary R. DECKER. . . Treasurer MEMBERS O. Blaclcman, R. Bond, W. Campbell, H. Carle, C. Carrino, C. Colberr, R. Cole, R. Davis, W. Donahue, E. Edwards, J. Ellioll, R. Eppler, E. Erickson, E. Ge-clrle, M. Halcola, E. Hauperl, T. Heirzenraler, P. Hoffman, H. Holland, D. Horace, G. Hussey, T. Jones, L. Klevay, R. Leclcrone, J. F. Lee, J. Meena, R. Millard, J. Nagoslry, C. Naslm, A. Olwmes, W. Reilc, A. Saarinen, 6. Srella, J. Slring, L. Tlweodosian, T. Wiand, W. Wiflich, M. Zlelinslri. PIII MU ALPII SC WINNER Al Their annual banguel, Thela Alpha Phi honors Jrheir members each year by presenling four Os- cars lior lhe besi female lead and supporling roles and lhe besi male lead and supporling roles. Left To righf: J. Lee, R. Reid, S. Boyle, P. Valand. T IIE TA ALPII PIII Thela Alpha Phi, nalional dram- alics lralernily, is lhe oldes+ na- Jrional honorary on campus. Requiremenis for membership in Thela Alpha Phi include al leasl iwo maior roles or lheir equal in minor roles and producfion work, and To be al' leasi of iunior rank. Mr. Irwin is advisor lo Hire group. Leif fo righiz P. Valand, S. Boyle, T. Maclvlorris, J. Jones. Second row: W. Boak, J. F. Lee, R. Reinhardf. Third row: J. Hageclorn, P. Reid. SIGMA DELTA PI Sigma Della Pi, nalional Span- ish honorary, recognizes excel- lence in lhe use of Jrhe Spanish language and in+eres+ in The cul- 'rure of Spanish speaking coun- Jrries. Leif 'ro righl, firsf row: A. Dash, J. Easfrnan, W. Dinwoodie, J. Kemper, R. ldzerda, Miss Mer- cer. Second row: P. Rowe, J. Brolherfon, J. Hoffman, V. Cirigliano, B. Baus, S. Hanson. Third row: J. Sfoll, Mr. Wilenius, T. Avellone, E. Ed- wards, D. l-loppel. XX w MFE W Maw. MX XX wqfw. , x.Ae,,...v, X W Xi-- ,X.XXM.W,,i X 3 XX X 1 4: r ,N X XXX,- XA S E3-QE Exam ss ,gg any E 3 U X. wsu, ., Lai ef X? ,Xf . , ,. E ' H1 N rd 9 gag X' Q '- , ai P, ,Q Km f2rf,gfgQX.X 'tg P' rg? gy iw '.'?f X- .:,,. g Q ' fav x W K: 1 XX -15 X . Q . 1 X .: ,,+rj'x'r. X . is 33 .X X 6.-01 '4?'5+'3xM -X, fi ? ' L. 1 Q? . 5 X M. S , I I .XX A-gt M- :X... 5:2 iw- L ..:fX 1 Fai 3 .,S',, 5 .:?. :.:' wk :XX Wm Q M H -A .. .... I .,I5: -xt. , Xa F mf L MX' R T B' ., W HZ' Q 2 X XX X ' '54 W X X T XX X X 55 AN. QW XM 3. XX M 5, .X Y fi' ! 0 if M X Q, Q S X ga S X X X , ,X C -X E 3 5 mg sf,.QX X X M Z.. M ww wuz-msg:-ww EE:-15: as-' E jf Nw 31 3 . f if ' -X Q' 0 vffww i X ,sw 4 '35 fa - X 'Qwi'-25913 Y' X XX? 'F fQf5- f x? in .::E,.v ... 5 L 3 X, ..,X 'A XX ,af ,WRX N X I Q W 4 .... ,. , X Y 1 X, a s , A XX BQ . Mg F501 SCIE SE NA Lefl io righf, firsi row: Mr. Dean, Dr. Blocher. Mr, Davies, H. Roby, H. Swalford. Second row: Dr. Unnewehr, G. Benesh, D. Emerlon, A. Van- derslvis, H. Roby. Third row: L. Hari, D. Bunde, W. Shuriz, J. Mayer, W, lvlifchell. Fourlh row. Dr. Jensen, N. Harlup, J. Tripp, Fifih row: Mr. Weaver, G. Hafner, L. Jerabelc, Dr. Annear. ALPII PIII GAM Alpha Phi Gamma, nafional journalism honorary, was founded ai' Ohio Norih- ern in l92l. Those eligible for member- ship on 'rhe basis of service on one of The campus publicalions are voied info mem- bership. Leif lo riqhi, sealed: lvl. McLeod, J. Fadil, N. MCA1-ihur, S. Carr, E. Smilh. Sfanding: D. Beren, R. Taylor, L. Needham, Mr, Lapperf, Miss S'iefel. T. Wilson, lv1.Shanberq, J. Biller, E.Cunnigham. DELTA BELT lvlu Chapler of 'rhe narional commerce honorary, was esfablished on ihe B-W Campus in November, I9-48, as ihe sec- ond chapier in Ohio. The new require- menls for membership are af leasf 25 hours in commercial subiecis and an all college average of 3.2. Lefl fo right: W. Lindsay, S. Boyle, F. Suppes, D. Crandal, J. Cor'n, J. Carmel. Slanding: A. Bauer, R. Schenk, Dr. Pendell, A. Bauer, M. Schi'ois, S. Baldwin, F. Bersa, L. Lilzenberg, M. Lehman, M. Chaffee. ST DE CIIUNCIL FRED SUPPES Presidenl Four represenlalives from each class, as well as a Presidenl and Vice Presidenl, are el-ecled lo The Sludenl Council each year by popular vole of The Sludenl Assembly. 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Rowe, R. Reed. Standing: L. Ayers, N. Mihch, L. Needham. T. WILSON ,,,,-f-N- 1 if' Avg, , .,. . , . ...,...,..,.,,.,.. ,.. :,. , Z ,,,,, .,,., .Im .,., is 1-ggi. . 1. V 3-.in . 3 :,, z be x ., . , . : ,xi 1 is . MTW his T. WiIso'n, L. Needham N, Minch, M. McLeod BUSINESS STAFF Rod Reed Lois Ayers Ginny Converse The success oT any yearbook depends upon The members oT The sTaTT, and how well They can work TogeTher. A good yearbook depends upon The cooperaTion iT receives Trom iTs sTaTT. Every member oT The I95I GRINDSTONE STaTT has done his share and deserves Tull crediT buT special Thanks go To Jim Frazier, sporTs ediTor, who noT only did his own good work buT some of The worrying Too. Specific menTion goes To Alma Gene Bauer and Fran Feufsier who Tracked down The seniors and gaThered The inTormaTion on Them Special honor To Gall Doonan who had The Tedious Seaied B Taylor D Blaskev a Siandmg C Parfridge L Sc M M er Ginny SmiTh Marge Donaghy job oT Typing The sTudenT index, and To Mary PoTTer, Ann STewarT, and all The innocenT by-sTanders They dragged in, Tor a TerriTic job on idenTiTicaTions. Needless To say The business manager and his assisTanTs, Tom Willson and Less Needham respecTievly, have special crediT coming: Tor wiThouT Their eTTorTs The book could never have been pro- duced. And To Henry Barr. The phoTographer, Tor The wonclerTul help he gave and The inTeresT he showed a big whiTe orchid IT was really a privilege To work wiTh such a wonderTul group oT people G Con erse M Robinson new ,- . ,,..- , -- .- 1.5, xi' .,-LW Y .4- - I -,,,., .V A ,,1s:a- ., W ,. , I, fs 4 :. .: E THE MILL The Mill is a liTerary maga- zine published Three Times a year under The direcTion oT The STu- denT Council and The English DeparTmenT. The WriTers' Club, which welcomes sTudenTs Trom all deparTmenTs oT The College, is direcTly responsible Tor ediT- ing and publishing The maga- zine. l-lerb Richardson was The ediTor. l.eTT To righT: Mr. Ashburn, A. Hogle, H. Richardson. 3 LeTT To righT: J. Fadill, A. Benedict V, Wendf. The l-landboolc' is an annual boolcleT oT imporTanT campus inTormaTion published soon aT- Ter The beginning oT The Sep- Tember Term. For The second year The l-landboolc was placed under a sTudenT elecTed ediTor. Vern WendT, wording during The summer monThs, puT ouT prompTly a new volume. useTul To new and old sTudenTs. THE llANDBO0K V MRA. Reffr F. T. A. The B-W chapTer oT FuTure Teachers oT America celebraTed iTs TenTh year This year as an aTTili- aTe wiTh The lNlaTional EducaTion AssociaTion as The Horace Mann ChapTer. WiTh iTs 76 acTive mem- bers iT is The largesT club on cam- pus and has been consisTenTly on The naTional honor roll. The club was presided over by Dick Andriselc unTil his recall inTo The U. S. Marines aT The end oT The Tall guarTer. Peg RosenThal. Vice PresidenT, led The club Tor The remainder oT The year. Jane Laning was secreTary and Phil Tompkins Treasurer. Q- The l-lome Economics Club sTarTed ouT The year wiTh a Tresh- man Tre-ezer ice cream parTy To acquainT Treshmen wiTh The club. The annual ChrisTmas Bazaar was held December 4Th. The I-lorne Ec- onomics Club was in charge oT selling lemonade aT The Aquilene Show. 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WESLEY FELLOWSlIIP Each Sunday evening Wesley Fellowship sponsors a program oT Tun, Tellowship, discussion and worship, Wesley This year, under The leadership oT iTs oTTi- cers, Bill Ury, Arlene Allison, Jean Burlingham, Paul Froman, and several commission chair- men, made a special eTTorI' To give each sTudenT an opporTu- niTy To express his own ideas, and To accepT responsibiliTy in aT leasT one program. The Wesley Players were or- ganized and presenTed as Their TirsT play l-le Came Seeing, which was given Tor several groups oTT campus as well as Tor Ta Wesley program. 3 The Modern Language Club is a combinaTion of The deparT- menTs oT German, French, and Spanish. They meeT abouT once a quarTer To discuss Topics of muTual inTeresT To The Three culTures. Under The leadership oT Ted Avelone, presidenT, The club serenad-ed The campus aT ChrisTmas Time, singing carols in The Three languages and in English. A sTudenT is admiTTed To membership upon nominaTion oT his language Teacher. MUDERN LANGUAGE AQUILINE CLUB Unusual highlighT oT The year proved To be The WaTer Fan- Tasy, an original waTer show presenTed by The many T-alenTed mermaids oT The now well-or- ganized Aquiline Club. The Three perTormances oT The I2- acT exTravaganza drew capac- iTy crowds To The college pool. Phyllis Marek, who is presidenT oT The club, also acTed as The direcTor and co-ordinaTor oT The enTire show. SlaughTer on IOTh Avenue w-as repeaTed again This year because oT popular demand. During The inTermission lemonade was sold by The Home Economics Club. Q- B-W Players is made up oT Those sTudenTs who have par- TicipaTed in aT leasT one oT The dramaTic presenTaTions oT The college. They are organized To TurTher The dramaTic i.nTeresTs and To bring up The TalenTs pos- essed by The sTudenTs. Sally Boyle is presidenT oT The organi- zaTion Tor The year. B-W PLAYERS Members of fhe B-Whband are: B. Boydell, M. Hawk, J. Linge, K. McKenzie, D, McLean, J. Schwegler, J. Shafer, W. Sovish, B. Arenal, D. Dery, G. Hussey, V. Bliss C. Colberf, M. Cunningham, W.. Donahue, J. Eberhardf. M. Franfz, V, Jennings, K. Mei'nhardf, M, Michener, R. Millard, A. Saarinen, D, Shepfer, A. Squire, P. Sfern, L. Theodosian, D. Williams, J. Ziegler, M.'Wocdard, O. Blackman, M. Hoag, S. Fernsell, 6. Slella, A. Bauer, D. Edwards, R. Oliver, R. Pugsley, R. Davis, R. Decker, P, Holman, L. Klevay, W. Kubach, W, Relk, M. Zielinske, D, Auranski, E. Bunfon, W. Johnson, L. Morey, W. Wiflich, W. Campbell, H .CarIe, J. Hoffman, F. Jones B. Roof, R. Sfokes, P. Bohley, J. Evans, H. Garrell, W. Johnson, R, Leckrone, R. McFarland, L. Wagner, R. Wagner, R. Frye, D. Horace, L. Franh, J. Rieker, V. Schwemler, D. Blauch, W. Harris, J. Hughes, L. Jaffe, H. Leckey, R. Marco, D. Black, E. Gall, R. Habercorn, R. Kraiec, J. lacobelli. AN This season's enlerlainmenl included such shows as Spor'rsmanship. Rain, and Viclor l-lerberl Melodies. Each show was worlced oul on paper by Direclor Ebbs in a lull day ol plan- ning, resulling in a IO-page mimeographed book- lel lor each member of lhe band, Each band member gels a number, locales his lormalion posilion on his charl and moves in a slraighl line lo his posl. The precision marching pace used by lhe band is six sleps lo every five yards, making a 30-inch slep. l-lall-lime shows lfasled from 7 lo I2 minules. 70 ' l l l IDBCIIESTB Playing The music oT The greaT masTers, Th-e Baldwin-Wallace Symphony Orchesfrra was uncler l The clirec:Tion oT Mr. George Poinar. ConsisTing OT some 6l members, The organizaTion puTs on several concerTs during The year, supplies The music Tor The operas and plays an imporTanT parT in The Bach FesTivals. y , in E. 1 i S., Members of lhe orcheslra are: A. Ohmes, S. Diller, J. Blbka, W. Morey, M. Snyder, E. Woodman, D. Ramadanoff, J. Nagosky, C. Umbreil, J. Hufh, I. Forfin, P. Wagner, R. Smifh, M. Gillespie, M. Priesl, C. Howensline, H. Meyer, T. Wiand, O. Godla, A. Cubbon H. Maruschke, J. Blakeley, R. Bond, R. Eppler, A. Sykora, J. Schwegier, J. Shafer, D. McLean, J. Schwegler, G. Hussey, B. Arend, D. Dery, L. Theodosian, V, Jennings, W. Donahue, K. Meinhardl, R. Pugsley, R. Oliver, H. Carle, W. Campbell, T. Jones, V. Bliss, M. Zielinski, L. Klevay, W, Reik, W. Wlffich, L. Wagner, J. Evans, R. McFarland, J. Hughes, R. Kraiec, J, lacobelli, L. Jaffe, D. Shepfer, O. Blackman, E, Erickson. 71 5 3 5-is fi? 51 9 f !M,F!1lf f K A ' 1 5553 ' gf- as xx. U .. Y i? 'g' 1? 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' M 5 . 2Er ' im- 5 ya 4 H 5, W .. , ...Fi-,:,:k,E ws ,, , .. . . Q , LE:--,: WL J.-,,..,----,,,,..,- ....., ,, , -Nw - ,,...-1 I 1 - , , . M- ,W ,W-. H-,,,,,,,..--vw' as rs- W jig' WX! V? fem, lj -1. Ks I sq' BACII CIIUBUS Members of the Bach Choir are: S, Boyle, C. Crews, A. Crosman, W. Din- woodie H. Ficken Gas er J. Bovich, R Gufherie M. Harvey, Hoeniger . . P I - - - V. Humberqer, D. Hunker, N. Kuhns, V. Randall, C. Ruhe, M. Schall, J. Schnei- der, P. Warih, M. Werner, J. Winlringham, V, Berif, M. Cafanese, J. Donohoe, J. Douglas, M. Fisher, L. Geiger, P. Jimison, L. Lafferfy, A. Osmuh, J. Paffen- den, B. Pelferson, N. Pelerson, C, Roberfs, C. Schreiber, G. Schniflke, A. Sos- key, P. Allaman, E. All'en, J. Barrow, J. Brolherfon, M. Chichilo, V. Corpen- nings, L. Dankworlh, A. Davies, L. Douglass, F. Lang, D. Graab, S. Hanson, J J. Harringloh, M. Hughes, Yu Ma Ma, D. Marks, P. Marlin, P. Miner, Muller, C. Phillips, Towe, V. Sfuve, E. Washburn, E. Weaver, J. Ziegler, J. Alexakow, R. Cond, J. Vendler, K. Bonsell, R, Cole, W. Faires, P. Jordon, R Krause, J. F. Lee, R. Leonard, C. Nash, W. Pendei'l, P. Rolh, C. Weagraff, A Appelhof, R. Call, E. Calheim, H. Dankworfh, E. Erickson, E. Rerenchik, D F-ifz, P. Froman, K. C-Blavas, E. Hauperf, C, Hauser, J. Hayer, R. Heihenraier H. Henry, C. Jones, W. Leulner, D. Maafz, H. Mason, J. Mayer, R. Meyer, P Michaelides, J. Sfring, H. Yakel. Kulas Musical Aris Building was lhe cenler oi lhe nineleenlh annual Bach Feslival, now nalion- ally famous. The celebralion of Bach's dealh in- clude lhe Bach Chorus, Brass Choir, lhe Feslival Orcheslra, and lhe A Cappella Choir. 'W D v Q G M X fl N Q . x f x , 955 f 1 7:4 rm Q, x fffvfh - ' ' ' ' ' V W . wf1.:w'wf f W Gfsfzwwfw .:':':W2'2wf- 'wi:X-T?-'9'E:werXf'1Knvwiwf wx:-S-,ia vw:-QA-N1 JVM - gkvvywvf 292af91fQ'2-- ffmssz rbwigw -ff Ye h-1f1fv2vw- ef'wNl21,.:'f' wwf N?5'v5awX Mm - x WN? -5, gb- W 'ff awp ft ,. 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'f :- ,gs i':1wgf'f'f1i' . Liv ' Q 'f?g1,f1.,-Qwfi f ,A ffm. aQ'f4ZfWg,2iZ'R,vg?g2,5g:ZY2Cw24S2f?Q X sw- 'm?b5??iMN-gigsHifi-:y.?-'5YMifgg?ggSf2,sw51535152??55':2 3gQ?j?-vw, ri 5 wiw,MiP9?Q:,2fng4 fi: I W- ' 1'4ff'.,'ll DZQTM.-if 3 N343 CX ' q f5'-,',,n3'V- A-131' 'L' wg 72 x Izl' ,rx 1'fYf,ff. Wv2- w 'VWW9-'24,,.. -, gg-., wx PPM .' '1' v f?f'. fn' X' 1 Q-A .f I ,v'Y','Q+ 23 4-K, : 7 X-X9!?:w93': V- EE X., f- JS: VALL, QQ? N1 A 42, ' WSSP 4 Qitff' V ,N Q, Ffa' QQSWVA 19 +bif .',d6,7. 'V 14- 123 52 4 . ff ff v 2 FQ - px MM ffm xv... Y 4- ma ffww. Q Any ,fx 1 ,Q XM aw an 9 1 if fo righl, firsl row: A. Luemperf, A. Sfewarl, N. McArfhur, D. Howell, N, Murphy, M, McLeQdl W- 5 I1 B R b' G ' ' ' ' , . o lnson, . S mllh, L. Calvin, D. Blascavnca. Second row: S. Boyle, B, Bowen, M Sha'non, D Doane P Marek S. Carr, A. Penner, M, Sykora, M, Dgnaghyl J Sellers. Th d row' B H f D T cker B Wells P Quelos A Benedfcf M Alle E Smlfh D C ndall S S fh F Fl l M S h F LPII .m:,.m,.cae Sf. BELT .59 V29 A-T75 bf Alpha Gamma Della was founded na- Honally in l904 al Syracuse Universily. ln I9-40 Alpha Kappa Gamma allilialed wilh lhe nalional lo become Alpha lola Chapler. They have 59 aclive chaplers lhroughoul lhe Uniled Slales and are members of Na- lional Pan-l-lellenic Council. The Gam's came in second in lh-e WSSF Carnival, presenling a darinq AGU Nauly Nugget ln lhe spring lhey wenl all oul lo have a dinner-dance lor lheir annual formal, The Gam Team wenl ov-er The lop lo lake The swimming lrophy. I I I Left fo righf, firsf row: M, Robinson, M. Long M S I Il L S h d L Sh I B B k P V I d E F I S Smifh, G.Doonan, G. Risden, D. Formicola. S d C R h M MII P S F L g B B J L ing V Markle H. Bloomer, V. Bliss, R. Hamul E K g Th d J Wlk Hl POkI JBk MPH RG sm,. aey,.a LPIIA XI DEL Alpha Xi Della was founded al Lombard. now Knox, al Galesburg, lll., in l893. Bela Kappa Chapler was formed when Ihe old Gamma Sigma wenl nalional. Alpha Xi has 65 aclive chaplers and is a member ol Na- Iional Pan-l-lellenic Council. The Xi's slarled off a good year by enler- Iaining Ihe lacully wilh an apple polishing parly in Ihe Phi Tau house. Lale in Ihe lall 'Ihey held Iheir annual hayride and closed Ihe season wilh a Chrislmas parly. AI Ihe lvlay Day leslivilies lhe Xi's wallced oil wilh lirsl prize for Ihe sororily floals. -.-i-1 sy ,jsgj - .V ,. . ,.,,.,, As., . - , w -,wie -Ma-.i-Q Mm. I A. , JW: W- M - M., I . uMQ? .A f H HY A M y M Fenner, C. Parlridge, A. Dash, J. Hall, E. Lan- H W H H I l-UX0.'?.wgnker,r5. gmgson, aighaffee, ir row: . ison, . a , , 1, v M wu P All ,R.Chaffee,M.Lel1m 'up msc' BETA SIGMA ICIIO l Z .Z 'Z ig ,:'-j.1'r'- .ang 1. 'HH . ,111 Z f v Bela Sigma Omicron, nalional social Tral- ernily, was founded al The Universily of Mis- souri in l888. ll was lh-e lirsl nalional on campus, alfilialing in l929 'ro become Alpha Phi. Bela has I6 aclive chaplers and is a member of Nalional Pan-l-lellenic Council. This was a rousing year for lhe Be'ra's. ln lhe fall lhey had a parly lred-checked lableclolhs and alll wilh lheir brolhers, lhe Chi's. in The Rec l-lall. For lhe second slraighl year lhe 'May Queen can be found on lhe Bela roll. This year's queen, Alice l-lilly, pledged and became aclive wilh lhe winler pledge class. The nighl ol lhe lnler- lralernily Sing found 'rhe Be+a's in wild cle- lighl upon lhe news of lheir winning, Leff +o right, first row: M. Hoag, Jump, . Second row: G. De A I1 k Raia, N. Minch, N. Kuhns, A. Spskey. Third ro R Sf ll R Ob S W ghf DSh'blVB'tTMM LAy y CWghfAC DELTA ZET 4. , Q '5'o'cf v Delfa Zefa frafernify was founded af Miami Universify, Oxford, Ohio, in I902. When Phi Lambda Chi became nafional in I94l if became Gamma Alpha Chapfer of Delfa Zefa. The frafernify has 67 chapfers and is a member of Nafional Pan-l-lellenic Council. The Delfa Zefa year gof off wifh qreaf success. Norma Minch succeeded Dolly Schaible as presidenf. Several of fhe DZ's were named as oufsfanding freshmen and oufsfanding senior women. Lafer, fhey gave a dance wifh fhe Alpha Sig's, honorinq fhe pledqes of bofh frafernifies. May was fhe monfh in which fhe annual spring formal was held. Lefl' fo righl, firsl 'rowz L, Schleulermann, .J. Nicholl, J. McCaIlisler, A. Huffer, M. Heiser, N. Rowe, R. Gulherie. Second row: G. Winchester, P. Rowe, J. Ziegler, J. Thomas, L. Jerabelr, W. Fanning, C. Schreiber, J. Howe. Third row: B. Dufaull, J. Harringlon, B. Taylor, A. Rohabeck, D, Thon, V. Cirfgliano. Fourfh row: J. Brolherfon, S. Hanson, M. Waack, V. Converse, M. Harvey. PIII MU Q 0051-Q e. 1 '-XNQ. f? -+.,,..' gl. 1 14- J-.1 .c Q '..jc.f.fa Phi Mu was lound-ecl al Wesleyan College in l852, making il one ol lhe ololesl nalional lralernilies. In l942, lhe Tau Dells became lhe local chapler, Della lola. ol lhe nalional lralernily, Phi Mu. Their aclive chaplers number 65, ancl lhey are members ol Na- lional Pan-l-lellenic Council. Phi Mu look lhe Wom'en's League Schol- arship cup again lhis year lor lhe lourlh lime in a row. Al lhe Sing lhey came in second and lhird in lhe WSSF Carnival. Adda Hul- ler, lheir new presidenl, was lhe Phi Mu can- olidale lor May Queen, They were well rep- resenlecl al l-lonors Convocalion, lalring sev- eral places in lhe lisl ol oulslanding lresh- men and senior women. Seaiedz D. Howell, S. Boyle, J. Wilkerson, N. Minch, G. Del'lis. Sfandingz C. Parlriclge, A. Huffer, R. Guihre. AN IIELLE IC CIDUNCIL F N HELL NIC O The Pan-l'-lellenic Council oT Baldwin-Wallace is The local represenTaTive OT The NaTional Pan- l-lellenic Congress, an organizaTion Tormed in l9ll To creaTe and mainTain good inTerTraTer- niTy relaTions wiThin The college and The com- muniTy. Under The leadership oT presidenT Jane Wil- kerson, P-an-hel council This pasT year again ap- proved summer rushing and revised The rushing rules, in The endless aTTempT To aTTain muTual un- d-ersTanding oT The rules. ln The spring The Coun- cil conducTed iTs annual Workshop where sororiTy members could geT TogeTher and discuss The plans and problems oT The group. The main Topic This year was The movie Take Care oT My LiTTle Girl which aTT-aclced supposed policies oT so- roriTies, The council again raised money by sell- ing programs aT The home TooTball games. On The social side Pan-hel ioined wiTh Greek Council To sponsor The lnTerTraTerniTy Sing and Ball. THE PANHELLENIC CREED We, The TraTerniTy undergraduaTe m-embers oT Baldwin-Wallace College, sTand Tor good schol- arship, guarding oT good healTh, wholehearTed cooperaTion wiTh our college's ideals Tor sTudenT life, The mainTenance oT Tine social slrandards. and The serving. To The besT oT our abiliTy, oT our college communiTy. Good college ciTizenship as a preparaTion Tor good ciTizenship in The larger world oT alumnae days is The ideal ThaT shall guide our sororiTy acTiviTies. Seated: L. Difzenbsrg, 8.5.T., F. Benz. Sfanding' R Taylor J Harrison GREEK C0 CIL Composed oT The represenTaTives oT The Greek leTTer TraTerniTies on campus, Greek Council is The adminisTraTive body ThaT esTablishes The pledging and membership rules under which The TraTerniTies operaTe. This pasT year has been a busy one Tor Greek Council Tor They helped sponsor wiTh Pan- Hellenic Council The lnTerTraTerniTy dance and The Sing in The spring. The close oT school Tound quiTe a Tew changes on The TraTerniTy scene. The Sig Ep's moved Trom FrounT STreeT To Adams l-louse on Bagley Road, giving Them The larger house They needed. BeTa Sigma Tau expecTs The house nexT To CenTennial To be ready Tor Them To move in come Tall. Phi Sigma Kappa, newesT TraTerniTy on campus, losT no Time in geTTing a house. They will Take over The old Sig Ep l-louse on FrounT STreeT. lThe Sig Ep's plan To Take Their Tamous lion wiTh Them when They move.l Rushing and pledging Tor campus men Takes place Three Times a year. aT The' beginning oTeach guarTer. STudenTs wishing To pledge TraTerniTies musT call aT The oTTice oT The Dean oT Men on The designaTed pledge day and indicaTe Their choices by means OT sealed preTerenTial balloTs. ATTer The balloTs are opened and compared by The Dean oT Men and The advisor oT each TraTerniTy wiTh The preTerence lisT submiTTed by The TraTerniTy, The Pledge lisTs are posTed. Leff To righT, firsl row: R. Taylor, M. Miller, R Egl A Syk W d Id M R b Balck, D. Sfevens B. Hawkins, M. Schalois. S C I J W Tk R. Nash, J. Lovich, T, Wilson, D. Sellers, D, Th F Fl T W W J h son, S. Miller, R. Messelay, D. Povenmire, D. C ll B Fourfh row: P. Reynolds, D. Karp, D, Greene A B Sh G A. Bauer, R. Sacary, R P T V W f LPIIA SIGMA PIII :va . ...A . 1-.0 gif 3 5:1 2 -fav fi : 7 1' 5- : we Alpha Sigma Phi, a member oT N.l.C. and 60 chapTers sTrong, was Tounded aT Yale Uni- versiTy in l845. ln l939, iT dissolved The local Phi Pi Phi, Thus esTablishing Alpha lvlu oT Al- pha Sigma Phi. The Sigs sTarTed oTT The year in Tine sTyle by walking OTT wiTh The l-lomecoming Deco- raTions Trophy. ln The WinT'er QuarTer, a Pacl- dle Dance was held wiTh The DelTa ZeTa's. honoring The pledges of boTh TraTerniTies. Long hours oT pracTice paid oTT, as Tor The TourTh sTraighT year The lnTerTraTerniTy Sing Trophy was added To The Sig lvlanTle. ln May. a dinner-dance aT The Lake-Shore CounTry Club Topped OTT The year's social calendar. Leff fo rlghf R Hushour F Thomas L Weber T Eckman Mrs Williams, A. McLeod, D. Spifzer, A,'Roberison, R. Luedeke W Cosfello J Jacquays B Collins H Bourmval J Jones R. Hedberg, E. Brown, R, Dubbs, W. Holliday, P Washelesky J Cavalconie D Rohn K Miller J SPITZ C DeChrzsfafarn, D, Hschner, T. Kominski, L. Rehme, M. Louise K DeCrome D Bryand P Cutler A Gegen D Wacher, W. Molone, J. Rodie. LPIIA TAU Ohio Epsilon Thela ol Alpha Tau Omega began locally as Phi Kappa Phi in I948. ll became nalional in I94I . Alpha Tau Omega is a member ol N.l.C. ancl numbers IO5 chap- lers. Once again, ATO carried home lhe all- sporls lrophy. On 'rhe social side The annual Whi+'e Tea Rose Dinner-dance was helcl in May. Left io righf: R. Sprague, E. Cunningham, R. F k T d Mich Id K Organized al Baldwin-Wallace in l946 as Sigma Sigma Epsilon. +l'ie B-W cliapler, in l949, joined willi eleven ollwer groups lo form Bela Sigma Tau, lirsl nalional inlercule rural lralernily. Bela Sigma Tau began Jrlieir lirsl year in Greek Council and provided able assislance wlwere necessary. Al Jrlwe WSSF C6FHlV6l,ll1G Bela Tau'sl'1ad a clever dar'r Jrlwrow lliar drew a good share ol llne business. ln flue sclwolaslic deparlmenl, Bela again proved Jrlieir proli- ciency. Asquisilion ol a lwouse in llwe Spring Quarler pul Jrlie label of success on Hrie year lor llwe Be'ra's. Leff fo rigljf: R. Knighf, J. Alexacos, K. Glovas, J. Clark, J. Mayer, J. Harrison, F. Birsa, R, Glass, R. Davis, T. Theo- dore, R. King, J. Slephan, J. Sfephanic, J. Rodriguez, R. Miller, B. Johnson, A. Leslie, F. Suppes, W. Crawford, T. Hale, W. Derrich, W. Johnson, W. Lindsay, A. Miller, P, Froman, A. Appelhof, R. Rifherford. MRD CHI ALPII . gift! iv .- X .J iff. I2-Y fy fer,-ZZ' Lambda Chi Alpha was founded a+ Boslon Universily in l909. ln l939 il absorbed local The-la Kappa Nu. Lambda Chi has I34 aclive chaplers and is a member of N.l.C. The Chis slarled lhe year off wilh a hay- ride in November. Slrong as usual in inlra- murals, lhe Chi's look awards in ioolball, wreslling, bowling. soilball and lraclc. This year, second place in The lnlerfralernily Sing wenl To lhe Chi's lor lheir Oklahoma speclive races. lheme. May Day saw The Lambda Chi char- iol and boal raclc up viiclories in lheir re- Lefl fo righl, firsf row: R. Koons, R. Pearson, S. Kiss, D, McMannis, W. Nolan, L. Cornelius, H. Swineharf, S. Shrews- byR Hg JHd DF'fRR'hdfS d RGIbkRS'flHC-3 HRAB lhy ur, .Pe e few, . en erson, . iz, . em ar . econ row: . e e. . ei er, . arre , . erne , W. Carmel, T. Conley, R. Winfers, A. Alfznauer. Tltird row: T. Passig, F. Benz, N. Fadil, F. Newcomb, R. Wormel, C. Hulh. Fourfh row: M. Koppenhafer, J. McCourl, W. Sprague, D. Richmond, W. Maus. .- .. Q, l4XN.u ,,-., Q Phi Kappa Tau. founded al Miami Univer- sily, Oxford, Ohio. in IQO6, came 'ro Bald- win-Wallace in i942 as Alpha Omega Chap- ier. There are 64 chapiers. l-lomecoming, i950 slyle, saw Phi Tau cap second place in house decorarions. A+ lhe Sing, Phi Tau look lhird place honors. Finally ai May Day, Phi Tau hir Their slride and walked oil wiih lhe cup for lhe oulslanding Fralernily Floal. In May, members of Phi Tau held 'rheir Spring Formal in lhe Red Room oi l-lolel Cleveland. W A Leif To righf: W. Ashby, G. Pender, Mr. Pafferson, F. Darling, R. Cole, D. Thomas, J. Sivard, W. Boak, D. Blouch, H. Moy, O. Hume, R. Hauby, D. Body, P. Nyland. PIII SIGMA KAPP .1 I .- 0' .d 'Q ,. V ,xr -Ji., Founded aT MassachuseTTs STaTe College in I873, The local chapTer became Tau TriTon oT Phi Sigma Kappa in I949. There are 56 acTive chapTers. Phi Sigma Kappa presenTed sTiTT opposi- Tion in The inTramural aThleTics, Thus giving an inclicaTion oT Things To come. This year They parTicipaTed in The lnTerTraTerniTy Sing by acTing as ushers. By nexT Tall They expecT To move inTo Their house. 88 Left fo rlghf, flrsl row: J. Craig, J. Dominylus, G. Tennell, R. Pialz, V. Harshman, M. M.cGookey, W. Taylor, E S l moneffi, K. Ramsey. Second row: W. Vidrih, W. l-lclbein, A, Rodd, Z, Springer, R. Allison, G. Hau er, mann, . oo, . uener,. U ISBC . p T R L d S P p ff D R 'lh b g F B d k Third row: R. Jericho, W. Giese, R. Gleason, J. Frazier, L H f J. Viiande, K. Puchhas, L, Lllzenberg, A, Daoulas, J. Jones. Fourfh row: R. Pirchner, R. Glass, J. Blbka, B GI H. Lecky, R. Meyer, D. Bible, R. Meyer, W. Kubach. SIG PHI ILO Eormerly The Barbarians, lhis local became Ohio Zela of Sigma Phi Epsilon on March I3, I948. Sigma Phi Epsilon ilseli was founded al Richmond College in l9'Ol, is a member of N.l.C. and slands IO7 chaplers srrong, ln The iall, Sig Eps relurnecl 'ro a house proudly sporling a new coal of painl. A lhird place for l-louse Decorarions came 'ro Sig Ep ar l-lomecoming. The Chrislmas Dance was held al l-lolel Cleveland. Slill in lhe social vein, a Pledge Dance was held al Jrhe Colonial Gardens in February. Eor 'rhe second slraighr year, Sig Ep walked home wilh ihe W.S.S.E. Carnival Jug. Topping oii 'rhe social season, a Dinner-dance was held in May al Jrhe Lalce- Shore l-lolel. ff-if 50 1 G f. 1 f I Q Mui? - ,..'m'fv. , ,E fw,5W.,1 LA .4 4 pr ff? K E 1. fm 5 1:5 fn,-Q, ,, R ffww 5 Qs: YS vb Z,,,,W wi W ,wwmwgg ,M 1 K i wig? .,5,, g ,Q In Q ,F Q W ,jg-1-gsm :Q me R -L M f N' 'SLE 54 . .Qs Swv Y , ,,:.gg.., Z1 -V . MM. - .v.-V -ww.. - wnaasfry 0, www- l 1 lg: I Q as 3' 5 GN' Y V 5 , K mg! L x . X a 3 ,, H ggi A -EM y Q 6, X Wing' x mg-W wh. -W L. M ,V Wg, 5 v , yn W-f5 ' as Q! .- ' 3 N -, 'QA Q rev 1 fx r n ful . -Q 3 'Q 4 IU' m 'FEW f,fg FO0TB LL I 19 SCHEDULE Ohio Wesleyan Akron. . . MounT Union Bowling Green Upsala . Case . . . Heidelberg . John Carroll The i950 season kicked OTT The Tinal year Tor Coach Eddie Finnigan aT Baldwin-Wallace. The likeable, ever smiling Yellow JackeT leader guided The Team To a 5 win, 2 loss, and I Tie Tinish. Eddie. who had reigned as backTield menTor aT B-W Tor I6 seasons, was a leader in every respecT and is doomed To be one oT The leading young coaches in The counTry. l-Te inspired The conTidence oT players and Tans alike and provided The combina- Tion ThaT produced winning Teams. When a coach has yielded a crop oT ouTsTanding records, iT is always hard To see Them move ouT oT The B-W PAT BUDISCAK-C JIM CAVALCANTE-RHB 92 picTure, buT we are wishing The very besT oT luck. Coach Eddie Einnigan. In The opener oT The TooTball season wiTh Ohio Wesleyan The Yellow Jacl4eTs made a brillianT comeback in The second halT To Top The baTTling Bishops 35 To 20. ATTer leaving The Tield aT halT Time Trailing I3 To 7, The Bereans sparked by Ed l-laddox puT on an aerial aTTaclc ThaT was any- Thino shorT oT sensaTional. Dick Delaney, sopho- more sTandouT, snared one oT l-laddox's whisTling passes Tor a TirsT and Then marched The ball over The goal Tor a scoring spree ThaT puT B-W baclc in The game. Again l-laddox showed his bril- lianT passing Torm To Ken Brooks and Angie Ban- gas To seT The JaclceTs in scoring posiTion. The Tinal six-poinTer was a specTacular pass play Trom l-laddox To l-leclcer ThaT saw The B-W end make a jumping caTch ThaT compleTely Tooled The deTen- sive righT halT oT Delaware. The play covered 55 yards. AT This poinT The W'esleyan Club Eleven puT on a sTrong comeback buT The 35 To 20 score was Too much To overcome and The JaclceTs re- Turned home wiTh Top honors. .Www BILL CRAWFORD-LHB JIM Fairzsci-is-Ps nos FERRY--me so HADDOX-LHB Leff lo right, sealed on +he ground: R. CiancuHi, S. Yanshak, G. Findley, H. Gorby, P, Sluchlak, B. Wormal, D. Seedhouse, H. Bournival, G. Brown, D. Delaney, D. Rohr, J. McCcurf, L. Ralsfon. Middle row: J. Schriber, B. Hughes, N. Campbell, F. Birse, J. Jones, J. Budiscak, J, Cavalcanfe, B. Ferry, N. Hecker, B. Crawford, C. Wood, E. Haddox, E. Hare, B. Kasper, G. Smith. Slanding: J. Pealer, J. Hribar, P. Culler, D. Carle, J, Jones, G, Karikas, K. Reiber, J. Frilzsche, K. Brooks, G. G. Slraihman, G. Morin, J. Miller, C. Grob, G. Sufherin, K. Miller. Ailer havinq lheir Tirsl 'rasle ol viclory in lhe opener, lhe Yellow Jackels were oul To ser back lhe Akron Universily Zippers. Takinq lo lhe air, lhe looys from B-W could do no wrong and romped over lhe Akron eleven by a score of 33 lo 6. The game was a Teaiure ol ioolloall coordinalion al ils besl. The Akron leam was led by Tony Larerza, All Ohio Conference, wilh a line T lormalion. This was lhe second win for Finniqan's Aerial Cir- cus. In lhe Third game of The season, The Purple Raiders from lvlounl Union marched in and lop- plecl B-W from lhe unbealen ranks 20 lo l7. ll was lhe lirsl viclory Tor lhe lvlounl Union eleven NORB HECKLER-LE ERN l E HARE-FB over lhe locals in 20 years, Jack l-lribar iumped a lumble by lhe opponenls and sel lhe Jackels up lor lhe lirsl score lollowed by l-laddox and a 6 poinl pass lo Delaney. Wilhoul a doubl bolh leams pul on one ol lhe linesl shows ol lhe season. A packed sladium ol lans walched lhe Yellow Jackels and Bowling Green grind oul a real cgame lo wind up in a 34 lo 34 deadlock. The Jackels surged lorlh lo lake lhe lead and conlrolled lhe play lor lhe lirsl lhree quarlers ol lhe game. ln lhe lourlh quarler lhe Falcons pul on a razzling rally lo chalk up 2 I poinls and knol lhe score. Jack l-lribar and Frank Birsa played an oulslanding game wilh delensive and ollensive play in lhe line. The Jackels marched oul on lhe lield wilh lhe delerminalion lo gel back in lhe win column aller one loss and one lie in lheir lasl lwo games. Upsala proved an easy mark lor lhe local squad as lhey oul-played and oul-scored lhe visilors by a mar- gin ol 49-7. Bob Ferry, caplain, slarled lhe ball rolling wilh an early TD. and lhe spark lasled lhroughoul lhe game. l-lomecoming was lruly one ol lhe big week-ends wilh such an over-all viclory. Case, one ol lhe oldesl rivals ol B-W, inler- rupled lhe win slreak by laking a 27 lo 7 viclory. Allhough lhe Jackels loughl lo lhe linal seconds ol play lhey were unable lo overcome a lew bad breaks lhal occurred in lhe opening guarler, l-lungry lo gel back in lhe win column Baldwin- Wallace pul lhe l-leiclelberg game on ice I3 lo 7. Again lhe passing allack was lhe deciding poinl ollhe game. ln lhe linal game ol lhe season John Carroll delealed lhe Bereans 33 lo 25. This was wilhoul a doubl one ol lhe hardesl loughl games ol lhe season. l-lals oll lo Coach Eddie Finnigan and Co-cap- lains Bob Ferry and Jim Frilzsche lor a wonderlul season. Sp-eclalors could nol have asked lor a bel- ler season lhan l95O loolball al B-W. Angelo Bangas Frank Birsa . . Herb Bournival Ken Brooks . Joe Bucliscalc . Don Carle . . . Ron Ciancuiie Bill Crawford . Paul Cuiler . Dick Delaney . Bob Ferry . . Jim Friizsche . ....5-7 Nelson Campbell . lvlounl Gilead, Ohio ....6-l Broolrlyn, Ohio ....5-ll Jim Cavalcanie . . Washingion, Pennsylvania . . . . 5-ll New Kensingfon, Pennsylvnia ....6-O Euclid Shore . . . . 6-O Fairview Park, Ohio ....5-9 Akron Wesi ...,5-IO Menior. Ohio ....6-5 Bedford, Ohio - - - - 6-0 Senior l-lerb Gorby. . . . . . . 6-l l-Ofaifh Ohio Easl Palesiine, Ohio . . . . . 5-II Junior Chef G-rob . . . . . . 6-l Parma, Ohio Lakewood, Ohio -.--M5-I0 SOPP1- EaHaadax.......5-9 Solon, Ohio New Briqhion, Pennsylvania . . . . . 6-4 Soph. Norlo l-lecker. . . . . . . 6-2 Clearview, Ohio Olmsfeacl Falls, Ohio . . . . 5-ll Senior Jack l-lribar . . . . . . . 5-ll New Briqhlon, Pennsylvania Cleveland Junior Soph. Senior Soph. Senior Junior Soph. Senior Senior Soph. Soph. Senior Senior Junior 96 Bob Hughes . Jack Jones . John Jones . Gus Karilcas . Jack McCour+ Jim Miller . Ken Miller . Glenn Monn . Lou Ralsion . Ken Reiloer . Dick Rohr . . Don Seedhouse Gale Smiih . Gene Sirafhman . . . . 5-lo Cleveland . . . . . 6-0 Cleveland John Adams . . . . . 5-8 Celveland Easi' . . . . . 6- 4 Cleveland Wes? Tech . . . . . 5-ll Cleveland Wesf . . . . 6-3 Lima . . . . . 6-O Solon, Ohio . . . . . 6-2 Olmslead Falls, Ohio . . , . . 5-ll Cleveland Easl . . . . . 6-4 Cleveland Shaw . . . . . 5-lo Massillon, Ohio . .... 5- 7 Rocky River, Ohio . . . . . 5-II Wellingfon, Ohio . . . . . 6- 3 Soulh Euclid Brush Soph. Soph. Junior Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Senior Soph. Paul Siuchlalc . Glenn Suiherin Pele Washeleslcy ..... 5- 9 Chuclc Wood . Sieve Yanshalc Soph. Junior Junior Junior Soph. 97 e ow ac es ineu : e'nce imonovic, en ei er, ier, n o a er, C h R y W fl' Y ll J k l l p D I M Il D ck Relherforcl, Jam Harris, Bully Knox, George Sclmnger, AI L I G g S h K R b B b F b Dick Schenk, Jim Rodriguez, Bill Shuriz, and Bill Moland. ASKETB LL SEAS Fenn . . . Youngslown . . lvlounl Union. . Syracuse . . . Colorado Slale . l-lope llvlichj . . Fordham . . . LaSalle .... Ohio Wesleyan. Loyola lChicagol B-W. . . . 38 B-W. . 63 B-W. . 53 B-W. . 75 B-W. . 57 B-W. . 65 B-W. . 62 B-W. . 86 B-W. . 69 B-W. . 58 B-W .... 59: S+. Francis lN.Y.l . 60 98 Case Tech . . . Akron Universily Kenl Slaie. . . Younqslown . . Penn ..... Bowling Green . Daylon . . Duquesne . Daylon . . . John Carroll . . Coach Ray Walls lived up lo all expeclalions prediclecl by lhe Dope Buckels lor one lhe besl leams ol lhe season. Along wilh living up lo lhe repulalion, Coach Walls pro- duced lhe mosl oulslanding leam in lhe hislory ol Baldwin- Wallace College. This was lhe I8lh season wilh Coach Walls al lhe helm ol lhe B-W cagers oul ol 46 years ol inlercollegiale baskelball. The live mainslays ol lhe B-W leam were Dick Relher- lord, Jim Harris, Dencel Miller, Alex Leslie. and Dick Schenk, Relherlord, cenler, played a larsl game ol ball wilh lhe abilily lo slip a push shol inlo lhe nel pasl lhe impossible opponenl, Towering a rangy 6' 7 Dick played cenler and lurned in a line record lor lhe l95O-5l season. Jim I-larris and Dencel Miller, lhe Easl Liverpool lwins, were lasl on lhe courl and layed lhe pass work lor lhe poinl sel lo winning games. Bolh played lheir games wilh a sixlh sense ol whal lhe olher was doing. Wilh such leam- work in process Jim and Dence were a malchless combi- nalion ol lhe courl. Dick Schenk played an even, sleady game ol ball lhal labeled him as Mi: Dependable on lhe courl. Quick, who hails lrom Newark, possessed a 'shooling eye lhal always counled lor score in running up lhe win- ning margins lo down lhe opponenl. Alex Leslie was gilled wilh lhe lalenl lo be one islep ahead ol his opponenl and play a splendid game lor lhe cagers. Alex was a deadly weapon wilh his shooling abilily from mid-courl. These live players along wilh lhe years ol coaching abilily ol J. HARRIS J. RODRIGUEZ BEREA BREEZE Coach Walls produced lhe red hol clique lhal produced lhe besl ball club in lhis parl ol lhe counlry. The Jackels slarled lheir season by easily laking lhe upper hand ol Fenn by a score of 83 lo 38 and lhen on lo lop a slrong Youngislown quinlel 69 lo 63. As in loolball, Mounl Union slole lhe undelealed record from B-W by handing oul a 53 lo 43 selback lhal was baskelball al ils besl lrom lhe slarling whislle lill lhe linal crack ol lhe gun. Syracuse, wilh one ol lhe slrongesl leams in lhe Easl, was nexl lo invade lhe Yellow Jackel lerrilory. The Bereans snulled oul a 77 lo 75 viclory and lhen macred on lo down Colorado Slale 67 lo 57, Hope College llvIich.l 90 lo 65, D. MILLER B. MOLAND i'l'x' 7 Ri wall? Q ig W. 3? l Kawasaki 5 I l Y--.Tulsa . ..3EaEg. F - asf .lf .qw . 1 . and Fordham 7I To 62. LaSalle and Baldwin-Wallace Tan- gled Tor one of The harclesT ToughT games oT The season. WiTh a nip and Tuck relay Tor The TirsT half of The game LaSalle forged ahead and moved on inTo The TourTh quar- Ter To clinch and 86 To 67 decision. WiTh The baTTling Bishops oT Ohio Wesleyan came anoTher Thriller Tor The sporT Tans. The boys oT WaTT's clique edged ouT a 7l To 69 chalk up in The win column and Then proceeded To Take a clean sweep by deTeaTing Loyola lChicagol 69 To 58, Case Tech 70 To 66, and Akron UniversiTy 85 To 66. KenT D SCHENK G. SIMONOVICH STaTe, wiTh a TasT break and good rebound, meT The local club and B-W holding The shorT end oT a 58 To 54 score. Again Baldwin-Wallace came back To The win column To down YoungsTown, Fenn, and Bowling Gneen and Then suTTered a deTeaT aT The hands oT a smooTh passing DayTon Team 69 To 55. The cagers Tinished up Their scheduled season in an up-down Tashion oT Topping Duquesne, bow- ing To DayTon Tor The second Time, bowling over John Carroll and puTTing on a sp.ecTacular finish wiTh a one-poinT loss To ST. Francis oT New York. A. LESLIE D. RETHERFORD Fresh Tronn Their rugged cage schedule The JaclceTs Traveled To Kansas CiTy To The NAIB TournamenT To cop Third place as a crowning glory To a fsuccessTul season, All members OT The Team were menTioned To The all-NAIB TournamenT and several To The all4Ohio Teams. ReTherTord was given honorable menTion in The all-American Team in Colliers magazine. IT baslceTball had been The only ouT- sTanding sporT. B-W Tans could proudly Teel iusTiTied ThaT They had received more Than Their share oT acTion-packed hours in The sporTs scope. 'Y SWIMMING TEA-M Firsf row' P Nyland B Bending P Reid E. Keel. Second row: D. Walker, G. H f T A Ilbne, W. Johns Th d K P p N. Pfeiffer, C. Schenk, L, Rehme, N. Fo? J C WIMM TEAM B.W. ....... 48: Case ...... 27 l3.W.. . . 253 Oberlin . . 441 Woosler. . I5 B.W.. . .... 523 Willenberg . . . 23 B.W.. . . . 58: Youngslown . . . 8 B.W.. . . . 473 Ol'1io Wesleyan . 27 B.W.. . . . 421 Kenyon . . . . 32 B.W.. . . . 325 Kenl . . . . . 43 B.W.. . . . 3l3 Woosler . . . . 43 B.W.. . . . 393 Kenn . . . . 36 B.W.. . . . 381 Edinboro . . . 37 B.W.. . . . 493 Youngslown . . . I7 B.W.. . . . 531 Will'enberg . . . 22 B.W.. . . . 50: Case .... . . 24 I B.W.. . . . 45: Olwio Wesleyan . I7 102 WRESTLING TEAM B.W. ..... . I0 Wesrern Reserve . . . . 23 B.W, ..... . 0 Bowling Green . . . 38 B.W. . . . . I I Toledo . . 30 B.W. . . . . I6 Rochesier . . I8 B.W. . . . . 3 Buffalo . . . 25 B.W. . . . 3 Akron . . . 25 B.W. . . . . . I I Toledo . . . 28 B.W. . . . . 8 Edinlooro . . . 26 B.W. . . . . . O Kenr Sfele . . . 28 B.W. . . . . 7 Case . . 23 B.W. . . . 8 Akron. . . 22 TEAM MEMBERS Phil Lafer, Richard Johnson, Bill Weifzel, Norb Dennerll, Baxfer Venable, Ted Theo- dore, Myrrh Ruby, John Sfefanilc, Dan Berens, Gordon Gale. I950 Cross Couniry Schedule Sepl. 30-Ohio Wesleyan Ocr. 4-Oberlin Ocr. 7-Mounr Union Od. I 3--Bowling Green Ocl. I 8-Woosrer Nov. 4-Case CHIPS Coach John Summa, C. White, J. Mayer, W. Nolan, C. Smifh, P, Froman, L. Ralsion, D. Humphrey, G, Zito I I I 4 SCUUNTBY O USUN. O POW: . Firsf row: T. Bransoh, B. Lindsay, D, Behrens, J. Sfefnik, B. Weifzel, S. Keel, B. Hughes, S, Kollar, E, Wardlow, D. J h T p B V bl B Sp II J LJ lk s,PDL bgeunhanynilnl. Tarr, G. Sfrafman, W. Jones, B. Williams, B. Y .aer, . ner. TRAC TEAM TED THEODORE SCHEDULE B.W. . . 98: Youngsiown . . . 29 B.W ....... 725 Ohio Wesleyan . . 57 Bowling Green Relays ..... Runner Up lo Michigan Normal All Ohio al Delaware. . . . Runner Up +o Miami Univ. Parficipanls Penn Relays, Cenlral Collegiales, Grealer Cleve- land Colleges, Weslern Onlario Relays, and Ohio A.A.U. ar Daylon. 104 WiTh The resignaTion oT Coach Eddie Finnigan To loecome AThleTic DirecTor aT WesTern Reserve UniversiTy coaching iob was open aT Baldwin- Wallace and a hard one To Till aT ThaT, Ted Theodore was an immediaTe choice To become Temporary Traclc coach aT Baldwin-Wallace College. Ted, an avid sTudenT oT Track, has run Tour seasons wiTh The B-W Thinclads. He has a good ToundaTion oT The principals oT Traclq, being coached by Two oT The loesT coaches in The mid- wesT: Ivan Greene oT Tech and Eddie Finnigan. Ted is as popular on The cinder course as he is on The campus and has Turned in a Tine year oT coach- ing aT Baldwin-Wallace. NoThing could have proved Ted's abiliTy more Than The obvious TacT ThaT The Team gave Their all Tor Ted. Bill WeiTzel guided The Team as capTain. This was his year wiTh The Y-ellow JaclceTs. Bill is The ever dependable anchor man in The 440. His hon- esT and sTriving eTTorT during The pasT season have won him The admiraTion and cooperaTion oT Tans and TeammaTes alike. J. STEFNIK G. STRATHMAN B WEITZEL D JOHNSON The Yellow JackeT Thinclads sTarTed The season wiTh a rousing warm-up To deTeaT The YoungsTown Penguins 98 To 29 aT The home Track. The Bereans were sparked by STan Keel wiTh a double-header win oT The l00 and The 220. The JackeTs losT TirsTs in only Two oT The evenTs, The 880 Relay and The Mile. NexT up on The rosTer came Th-e sTrong Ohio Wesleyan Track Team wiTh Tour ouTdoor meeTs under Their bel+. ln spiTe oT The experience by The opponenT The B-W men meT The Bishops in every evenT and Took The meeT 72 To 57. ln The Bowling Green Relays The JackeTs meT wiTh sTiTT compe- TiTion buT held Their own and Took runnerup To Michigan Normal. The JackeT5 seT one oT The nine records seT aT The Bowling Green Relays. Gene STrahman, Gale SmiTh and CliTT Brooks, B-W dis- cus Team, Tossed The discus a combined ToTal oT 405 TeeT, almosT 20 TeeT TarTher Than The previous record. AT The All Ohio aT Delaware The JackeTs Took second place. AT The second place sTand Baldwin-Wallace losT The crown TiTle To Miami may X X E. Williams, B. Keel UniversiTy. On an all ov-er picTure, The JackeTs had a successTul season alThough mosT oT The schools were able To geT in Two weeks oT indoor running beTore The B-W Track Team was able To sTarT prac- Tice. LoTs building Took place This year in Track and Tield ThaT will sTand as a record oT progress as well as beneTiT The sporTs achievemenT in TuTure years. 106 Alcron . . Youngslown Woosler . Kenl . . . Fenn . . B.W. . SCHEDULE 6 B.W. . . I, 3 B.W. . . . 3, 4 B.W. . . . IZ, 4 B.W. . . O, 4 B.W. . . 3. . 37 Akron Ashland . . . Bowling Green Youngslown . Ashland . . Kenl . . F f J R ks, H. Youngblood, W. Maus, F. Birsa, G. Grob, B. Knox, R. Anderson, R. Mills, G S 1 h Second row: R. Plafz, R. Arnold, E. Haddox, G. Chandick, E. Hirsch, R. Horn, E. Crowiey, B Ruiherford J Rodriguez J McNamara ,. ,. , ,- .,. . ,...:, - -...,r..,,s ,Nm -f--ew -,wang nun.-:na-1.m-.4-uw..-..vzmrn111-ry.-1-u.s0..mwmvr-ff..m.suv 1-.1-nas. 4. -... ,,.,,1-,,,,,,,, T L ance, TENNIS TEAM F. Thomas, R. Reed, D. Greene, B. Collins, F. Benz, A. Applehof J. Knighf, P. Wenner. gui Coach K. Piper, D, Peterson, W. Johnson, B. Moland, P. Glass. B.W. . . . . . . . . 2 Akron . , , 7 B.W. . . . . 5 Case . . , , 2 B.W. . . . . . 5 John Carroll . . . 2 B.W. . . . . 3 Youngslown . . 4 B.W. . . . I Toledo U. . . . 6 B.W. . . . . . 4 Youngsrown . . . 5 B.W. . . . . 2 Kenl' . . . . 5 B.W. . . . . 7 John Carroll . . . 2 B.W. . . . . 2 Penn . . . 7 B.W. . . . . O Oberlin . . . 7 B.W. . . . O Kenr . . . 7 SCHEDULE B.W .... Akron. . . B.W .... John Carroll . B.W .... Penn . . . B.W .... Youngsrown . B.W .... Ken? . . . B.W .... Youngslown . B.W .... John Carroll . B.W. . . Fenn . . B.W .... Mounl Union B.W. . . Oberlin . B.W. . Case B.W. . Kem' . . G 0 L F T E 108 . . . . . . 3 . . . . . I 3 5 1 I is . II . 5 . 4-V2 - 7V2 - 6'f2 - W2 . . 7112 . . 8lf2 . 6 . . I2 . I V2 . 14112 . 4 . I2 . 7 . 9 . I2 . 4 - IV2 - 4V2 AM DICK KRAUSE BOB MULLEN ROD REED DON BRYANT Tennis Foul Shoo? Badminidn Golf WINNERS Touch Fooiball Wresiling . . Bowling . Baslcefball . . Foul Shool' . . Swimming . . Touch Fooiball Wre-ailing . . Bowling . . Baslcelball . . Foul Shoo? . Swimming . . . . Lambda Chi Alpha . Lambda Chi Alpha . Lambda Chi Alpha . . Cenlennial Hall . Alpha Tau Omega . . . Alpha Tau Omega Track . . . . . . RUN . . Alpha Tau Omega . Alpha Tau Omega . . Phi Kappa Tau . Alpha Tau Omega . . Lambda Chi Alpha . . . . Alpha Sigma Phi Track ...... . 109 Volleyball . . Table Tennis . Badminlon . Golf. . Tennis . Soil Ball ...... Lambda Chi Alpha Volleyball. . Table Tennis Badminlon . Golf. . Tennis. . so-ll Ball ...... Alpha Tau Omega . . . . Faculiy Alpha Tall omega . Alpha Sigma Phi . Phi Kappa Tau . Alpha Sigma Phi Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Tau Omega . Phi Kappa Tau Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega N wwf ambcla Chi Alpha Winning Wresiling Team. TB Baldwin-Wallace College fakes iusiiiiable pride in reviewing Hs pas? year of iniramurai comperi- Jrion. The college iniramural program is well- rounded and has afforded compleie compeiifive recreaiion ior individuals, independenr Teams. and ihe iraierniries. Iniramural sporis ai B-W is charred by ihe poini sysiem where as individual winners as well as ali- Lambcia Chi Alpha Winning Track Team. Lambda Chi Alpha Winning Foofball Team. BAL sporf awards are made io 'rhe winning individuals and feams. Even lhough one oi The basic rewards is 'ro be on Top of rhe compe+i'rion everyone has been broughr in+o a picrure of common inieresls and many undiscovered nafural arhleres have been uncovered io rhe college To prove +he fans srili love an underdog. Lambda Chi Alpha Runner Up All Spori Trophy Q1 45,171 ,- Ts Qfszfff 4 Q is 'WY T 1. Alpha Tau Omega Winning Swimming Team WINNER Again This year Alpha Tau Omega capTured The All SporTs Trophy on The inTramural scene. In acTual ouTcome resulTs oT TirsT and second place, The winners Took only Three TirsT places buT puT on a well-rounded program To dominaTe The second place showing. Lambda Chi Alpha gave Alpha CenTennial Hall Winning Basl:eTball Team Tau Omega a good run Tor spoTlighT posiTion buT The winning sporTsmen kepT a sTady, even pace ThaT produces The winning combinaTion. On The whole, inTeresT, spiriT and enThusiasm were never greaTer, and The success oT each evenT was proven by The large number pa rTicipaTing. Alpha Tau Omega Winner of The All SporTs Trophy K Top, leff: lnclependenf Women, winning baskelball leam. Righl: Alpha Gamma Della, winning swimming leam. Boffom, lefi: Freshmen, win- ning volleyball feam. Righf: Bela Sigma W.R.A.'s main purpose is To provide for lhe recre-alional needs of women sludenls ol Baldwin- Wallace College. This was accomplished Through lhe well planned inrramural leam and individual sporl program. Aller a year filled wilh keen compelilion in all sporls, The season was climaxed wilh lhe firsl an- nual recognilion banquet June Isl, al Merner Omicron, winning bowling ieam. Pfeiffer l-lall, previously recognilion had been al l-lonors Convocalion. This year W.R.A. sponsored lheir lirsl bowling meel for colleges and universilies in lhe .norlhern hall ol 'rh-e slale. They also had Sporl Days when represenfalive leams played 'reams from olher schools in lhe area. They compeled wilh Ml. Un- ion, Lake Erie College, Akron U., and olhers. Top, Bela Sigma Omicron, winning archery Team. Bo'Hom: Indepen- cleni' Women, winning soffball feam. W.R.A. sponsored The new Snaclc Bar in The Rec l-lall which was a sarisfaclory success Jrhis year and hopes +o grow larger nexl year. I+ was a suc- cess because oi The women sludenls who gener- ously donaied Their lime working for The proiecl. The ambilious girls are Ginny Smilh, Mickey Mc- Leod, Georgia Delis, Bernice l-liri, Marge Ley- man, and many many olhers. This year's Cornell-Darlmoulh baslcelball game, caplained by Carol Buehner and Doris Cole re- speclively, was held in The -lVlen's Gym, ihe Tirsfr Salurday in The Spring Quarler. The half lime en- Jrerlainmenl was provided 'rhis year by alumnus of The Women's Phys. Ed. Deparimeni. This game is played by lwo Teams, Cornell and Darrmoulh, composed of The besr lwenly baslcei- ball players in B-W. Cornell won Jrhis year, 28 lo Darlmoulh's 25. ff Q Q41 C-3 . M M,M M M M M I XM M M., HJ ww ww Li W4 M S452 , ,. , .M w,fe,,w, Q 51 KM, ,Qgz,,,5,.m4,,v-M 4.3 1'-wa, AE V5.5 5 3.12, ,.., 2.5w..1.5 :QM ,M ff- ,1f'f,5.1 ifzx sh gii rx M 1 2159 .,:.. Q S iii- ' Iii' N' -x . ,,, . ,x , ,f -fx f 4, 51-:mp 5 ff::1,xesg1 f ax' gf. , .f,,., M-I fsjg, xr? 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The gay spiriT oT The day was darkened somewhaT when The Berea Children's l-lome brolce inTo Tlames during The TooTball game. ForTunaTely no one was seriously injured. The Alpha Sig's winning de T s QS W S S F CARNIVAL . . . Scene al' fhe Phi Mu boolh. Phi Mu's +ook lhird place a+ Carnival, selling beau'I'iful gardenia corsages. Talenfed Ted Theodore donafed his services fo ihe fund. Here he is seen a+ work making por+rai'l's of 'fhe spec- +a'rors. The Lambda Chi pledges had a greal' 'lime ai' The Carnival: when someone hir The bull's eye one of 'lhem wen'I' clown lhe slide and info 'lhe drink. SPLASH!!! Dr. Knighf relaxes and enjoys +he Car- nival wi'rh +he res'r of 'lhe kids. He is aiming a wer sponge a+ one of +he A.T.O. pledges. . . IS FUN FDB FUNDS This year's carnival raised aboul 5600 for The World Sjrudenl Service Fund. Boolhs ranged from hor dog slands and side shows 'ro games-of-slcill were in Tull swing a+ The Gold Rush Days Carnival. Social, honorary, service, and religious organi- zalrions on campus look parl, compeling for lhe annual award for The boolh raising The mos'r money for W.S.S-.F. Sigma Phi Epsilon again look Tirsl place, winning The iug, wilh Alpha Gamma Della second, and Phi Mu Third. Two of lhe Alpha Xi's adverfising +heir looolh. lWho saw +he sign?l The Sig Ep Saloon did a winning business, is if any wonder: lhey had chorus girls. The Alpha Gamm's aroused The curiosily of The public enough lo lake second place. SQ, FP LAST 9' TI-IE PLAYSIIIIP By building a second sTory on a classroom which juTs ouT aT The rear oT lv1arTing, approximaTely 384 more square TeeT oT sTage and baclcsTage space was added To The Playshop. The renovaTion malces The Playshop one oT The besT in The small college dramaTic Tield. The addiTion provided Tor dressing and make-up rooms, new lighTing panel, and also gave The acTors enough room To move around bacl4sTage while play acTion progressed. BuilT in I928 The old playshop seaTed l65 per- sons and is used Tor regular producTions oT The DeparTm-enT oT Speech, headed by ProT. Dana T. Burns, DirecTor oT dramaTics program is ProT. Charles Irwin. The new playshop was opened This year wiTh The presenTaTion oT The exciTing mysTery drama Laura, BeTore The opening scene, Laura, played by Diane l-lowell, had been Tound dead in her aparTmenT, ln The opening scene a young de- TecTive is invesTigaTing Lauras' murder. When she was alive, some men who had various inleresls in her were played by Jack l-lagedorn, Paul Reid, Jack Lee and Jim Jones. The second offering of lhe Playshop was The Heiress, an unusual and popular play by Rulh and Auguslus Goelz. Sally Boyle played Jrhe lille role of Calherine Sloper, lhe excellenl supporlinq casl was composed of Jack l-laqedorn, Phyllis Valand, Jim Viiand-e, DeMaris Marks, Ann Leumperl, Dale Pavenmire, and lvlary Lou Shockely. All The aclors in 'rhe play had To change lheir speech 'ro a sliqhl Brilish accenl and lo confine lheir usual slaqe aclions inlo sludied pallerns of behavior. The resull was very inleresling. This year's lvlay Play was A Doll's l-louse, Jrhe besl known and mosl popular of I-lenrik lbsen's works. A classic expression of Jrhe Theme of wom- en's righls, The play shocked lbsen's conlempo- raries because in The end Nora leaves her husband and children. Nora was played by Phyllis Valand, Torvald, her husband was played by Paul Reid. Included in lhe supporling casl were Shirley Wrighl, Bill Boak, Jim Jones, and Arlene Allison. E E seas ,M ,Riu ss Q. , 1 X. X X :gg K ., wr i 4-maA1ei.a2Q'n V A ya.-H59 ff N ,FM nv.. W M, i SQ., ' M K . N ,x ,,.. , It www MJ ,.,.,,f6,,1w .WSW W. PM wwwwfg: 51 vffw f-- mf- , - tw , N U 1, 1 . ., 5 f , 1 in amz .MQW ,:1x2f.,,VA Y, V I Nz,w'A ,F Q2 5 , ,. . QI? 3 4 ' t F J wa W R 'W vhhri h .K ,325 xy sk: ikjgmgj xi ii str F :ff A .. 'f . fs? 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V :J aa -Q, -'M . - gg A fix 5' wav Y - - ,N s A . -.5 ' ' .. . ' ,QQ V - ,, ' ',.gfQ3.k M JR? -, . 2 , . -. 5, -my -3 N if ' f ,.5 1,f' 5 if . 1- Q fi . . . K.. , gif 6' 'HQ EM! .Q'.if'kwQ' ?'qsga.M2.T. M5 If-Q 'GE X ' M xgk N. Tre. 9? ' K ' A X -EQ if W.- 5. 3?-3 Q f E + Af ka x A gave XM if - 'Q . A 3 ,X lwvkywiw ,X as Q. .f . W... lm .. U .X .2 . . - h . Q za- E.. kv , , ' , '-5552 fixkf a ww NV? 5 'T.. ff s, -A ,.. 54 A N Q - V BACII FESTIVAL Lasl year lhe lale Dr, Alberl Riemschneider planned a special Bach Feslival lo commemorale lhe 200lh anniversary ol lhe dealh of Johann Sebaslian Bach. Carrying on wilh 'rhe plans 'rhe B-W Conservalory, wilh Ihre very able assislance ol lvlrs. Riemenschneider, presenled lhal Special Bach Feslival November IO, I I, l2. ln lhis series ol seven concerls, eighl worlcs which were chosen by Bach lor publicalion during his lilelime were performed. On June Isl and 2nd, Baldwin-Wallace pre- senled ils world famous annual Bach Feslival for lhe l9lh year. Six concerls by Jrhe brass choir, Fes- lival Orcheslra, A Capella choir, Bach chorus and soloisls were given in lhe Iwo-day program. Vocal soloisls included lvlrs. William Pendell. soprano: Belva Kibler, conlrallo: Glenn Schnilllie, Tenor: and Philip MacGregor, bass. gg 8 Wig! if 'wi ig, - 5 V KW vfwgxsi V w,,:gn,gw a 'N - E H ew E - egveg sw ag? H- -- ' ' , 1' Q :g!:,f.,,., A, ..,f:-5-a-.-:--:eh-Z-vm - Vx- V - 'A K ' 0 M L T . M Mi I M A k V -:Si gi I H51 Akin N , :. ,, , Q.:-i H .I I H I I gi g Alice Hilfy, I95I Queen of fhe May ALICE BEIGNS AS MAY QUEEN Biggesl highlighl of a busy year was The 29+h May Day wilh a lull weekend of aclivilies ro cele- brare Jrhe 29+h conseculive observance of The fra- dilion. Conlinuing in an All-College Field Day lo usher in Jrhe evenl, rhis year's commillee planned a boar race, 'lacully-s+uden+ ball game, iunior- senior 'rug ol war, ia picnic, and a women's soil- loall game. SaJrurday's evenls opened wilh lhe chariol race, included The lloal parade, corona- rion, pageant and dance. Presiding over Jrhe lesrivilies was lovely Alice l-lilly, a Transfer sludenl 'ro B-W iusl' lhis year. l-ler Maiesly majors in l-lome Economics and is a mem- ber of Bera Sigma Omicron. Merner PTeiTTer l-lall lI940l, women's dormi- Tory, was The giTT oT Mr. and Mrs. l-lenry PTeiTFer, oT New York CiTy. Mrs. PTeiTTer subseguenTly gave various large giTTs To The college, The lasT liusT prior To her deaThl Tor a new l-lome Economics Building. Kohler l-lall lanTe-l865l, used as -early as I867 Tor women sTudenTs, used laTer as a residence Tor men, was made inTo a new building, wiTh elaboraTe exT-erior and inTerior rebuilding, and was dedicaT- ed as Kohler l-lall, a residence Tor men, OcTober 3 l, l940. A giTT oT over S l 00,000 Trom Mrs. Jose- phine Kohler, Cleveland, made This Thorough modernizaTion possibl-e. Emma Lang l-lall ll928l was so ,named in honor oT Mrs. George C. Lang. l-ler husband, a long-Time TrusTee and beneTacTor oT The College, by his generous giTT made possible The erecTion oT This women's dormiTory. CenTennial l-lall ll946l is a dormiTory Tor 2l0 men on The SouTh Campus. Klein l-lall ll950l was made possible by The generous giTT oT Mr. and Mrs. George R. Klein oT Breclcsville, Ohio. This dormiTory, a residence Tor 8l women and a direcTor, was dedicaTed on Founders' Day. Saylor l-lall ll950l was made possible by The generous giTT oT Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Saylor of Brook Parlc, Ohio. This dormiTory. a residence Tor Sl men and a direcTor, was dedicaTed on Foun- ders' Day. MRS FLORENCE BEACOM MRS. HAZEL SANKEY MRS. MAUDE FERVER MRS. EDITH WASHBURN MRS. BELLE-NEWTON SIMPSON hler Hall Kline Hall Sayi'or Hall Cenfennial Hall Hul T H ll 133 DUBM Ifs a great life . J --o l-lule'r l-lall lI902l, no doubl buill in par? wilh s'rone from lhe older l-lulel l-lall ll867l, is a worn- en's dormilory. Bofh buildings of lhis name were so called in honor of Flelcher l-lulel, for many years a lruslee ol lhe college. The older building was abandoned when Jrhe Cleveland Slone Com- pany quarried +o wilhin a few feel of each wall lo lhe norlh and wesl. MRS. LUCRETIA WOLF Merner-Pfeiffer Hall EMMA LANG HALL 1 THE UPEBAS . Dalhein, M. Schall Sigma Lambda Alpha, French Honorary Fra- TerniTy, presenTed The Garden Scene Trom FausT as parT oT iTs purpose To TurTher appre- ciaTion oT European culTure in America. The opera had Ann STewarT and Glen SchniTTl4e in The lead wiTh DeMaris Marks and Melvin l-lalcola in sup- porTing roles. The scene was pres'enTed again Tor B-W On Parade aT Severance l-lall. LaTer in The year Two conTemporary operas were presenTed as The annual spring producTion oi The Opera Workshop. Riders To The Sea by Ralph V. Williams, The sTory oT a sea-going lrish Tamily, and The comedy Th-9 SecreT oT Suzanne by Wolf-Ferrari, composed This year's double bill. D, Marks, M. Hakola G. Schniffke, A. Sfewarf l The B-W marching band as il marches down Frounf S+ree+ leading 'rhe spec- +acular May Day Parade before The Judging Sfand by ihe Conservaiory. Lambda Chi Alpha winning charioi' in lhe annual Exponeni- Chariol Race held a+ lhe Berea Fairgrounds on May Day. Every organizaiion on campus is inviied +o enfer ihe race. Rules gov- erning 'lhe race are se'l up by lhe Es- ponenI', fhe college newspaper. The May Queen and her cour+ in ihe Berea Me1'ropoli+an Park during 'ihe crowning ceremonies. The Queen's ailendanfs were: S. Boyle, J. Challrer, B. Dufaulf, J. Evans, E. Foofe, L. Haynes, B. Helmer, A. Huffer, R. Mifchell, P. Quelos, R. Schenk, M. Smi+h, B. Soslrey, E. Walperf, F. Birsa, D. Broclreff, J. Cavalcanfe, S. Dunlap, R. Farkas, R. King, L. Killy, T. Linlie, D. McMannis R. Plafz, W. Shurh, W. Sprague, R. Taylor, F. Thomas. Rubber life ralls manned by live-man leams compeled for lhe 'rrophy donaleol by Bill Bachman. The boal race is held on Wallace Lake in The Melropolilan Parlc. 136 My - 4 sf- x A -f W .. I . W 5 .Q H- 3 V,.f,.fg A , W M -f . ff-I , r :EV if - .5 -..,.,, .4 Wgwlk . -. ' rf .. w 14 '3 f 8 Z. l . F . .- U K JS , , -,fra . , .. , ff rw Sb. - . Y A' I . rf' if ff . -V- , Q, iw?-X if i, l 1 .lf 1 121: f. V ,, f . V ' ' wh iw' ing' I K' X l 1 ml 1. , - X , N . 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W K --Q , ' ,W Ram m X K my -' an i I' ,W ' 5 . gnu? e ' wks ' ACKNUWLEDGMENT We, the staff ot the 1951 EHINDSTUNE, wish to express our apprecia- tion to those merchants of the area who have advertised, making this hook possible. These merchants are the ones you deal with during the school year. Continue to do so, they are B-W boosters. euiosoeuy A LIBERAL cnpuycmom 95,53 ,M iifg S Abernefhy, Roberf Alexakos, James . Allaman, Pafricia . Allen, Eleanor . . Allen, Mary . Allen, Pafricia . Allison, Arlene . Allison, Richard . Alfznauer, Alan . Anderson, Roberf Andre, Lois . . Appelhof, Alan . Arend, Beffyiane . Arnold, Roland . Ashby, William . Avellone, Ted . Ayers, Lois . . Baker, Joan . . Baldwin, Sheldon . Barrow, Janef . . Basil, Virginia . Bauer, Alfred . Bauer, Alma . Baus, Barbara . . Beardsly, Arlene . Bell, Dorofhy . . Bender, Edward . Bending, Bruce . Benz, Frank . . Bereif, Virginia . Beren, Daniel . . Bible, Donald . Binder, Edward . Birsa, Frank . . Black, Don . . Blackman, Omar . Blair, Molly . . Blakely, Janef . . Blaskevica, Donna . Blauch, David . . Bliss, Virginia . . Bloomer, Helen . Boak, William . Bobka, John . Body, Charles . Bohley, Fefe . Bond, Richard . . Bonham, Nancy . Bonsell, Kenn . Bournival, Herb Bowen, Beffy . Bowser, Barbara . Boydell, Gail . Boyer, George . Boyle, Sally . . Bracke, Barbara . . Brockeff, Donald . Brofherfon, Joan . Brown, Delberr . . Brown, Eugene . Bryanf, Don . Buckles, Marion . Budisack, Frank . . Bunfon, Eldridge . . C Call, Richard . . Calvin, Malinda . . Campbell, William Carle, Harold . . Carlson, Nancy . Carmel, Bill . . Carmel, Jacquelin . Carr, Shirley . . Carrino, Caesar . Cafanese, Marie . Cavalcanfe, James Chaffee, Merilyn . IIE TI DEX . 89 . 88, 75 . . . 75 . 54, 56, 75 . . . 78 . . 80 . 74. 8I . 9I . 74, 89 . . . I09 . 74, 79, I24 . . 75, 88 . . . 72, 73 . 85, IO9, I30 . . . 90 . 54, IO4 . 62, 64, Bl . 60, 74, 79 80 . . 65, 74, 80 . . . . . Bl . 60, 72, 85, I30 . . . 60, 8I . . . . 80 . 74. 79 . . 8I . 85, I30 . . . IO4 . 84, 89, IIO . . 75, BI . . IO6 . . . . 74, 9l . . . . 85, I30 60, 88, I09, lI2, I38 . . . 72.85, I30 . . . 72, 73, 56 . . . 6l . 56, 73 . . 65, 78 . . . 72,90 . 72, 73, 74, 79 . . . . 79 . , 74, 90 . 73, 9I . . 90 . . 72, 85 . 56, 73, 75 . . . 80 . . 75 . 86 . 78 . . 79 72 . . . . 56. . . . . 85, I30 57, 60, 75, l26, I38 . . . . . 79 . . . . . I38 . 75,82 . . 74 . 86 . 86 . 74 . 9l . . 72 . . 75,85 . 78 . 72, 73 . . 72,73 . 55.56.74 . . . 89 60 78 54 75 . se, '. '.'a6. las . so,so Chaffee, Rufh . Chalker, Janice . Chichilo, Mary . . Chorpenning, Billie . Ciancuffi, Louis . . Ciancuffi, Ronnie , Cirigliano, Velma . Clark, John . . Clary, Peggy . Clinger, Lois . Colberf, Charles . Cole, Roberf . Cole, Roger . Collins, Bud . . Converse, Virginia Corn, John . . Cornelius, Loyal . Cosfello, William . Cox, Jim . . . Crain, John . . Crandall, Dorofhy . Crawford, William . Crews, Consfance . Crosman, Anne . Crowley, Edward . . Cubbon, Adelia . . Cunningham, Earl . . Cunningham, Mafhilda Cufler, Paul . . . Cufler,Harloe. . . D Dahlin, Marlys . . . Dalheim, Eric. . Daoulas, Arfhur Darling, Fred . . Dash, Anne . . Davies, Anne . . , 6I, 80, l24 . . 81, I38 . . 75 . 56. 75 . 130, 8.1 . . I30 . . 82 . 88 . 74 . . 79 . 72, 56 . . . 90 . . 56, 75 62, 63, 86, IIO . 64, 65. 82 . 60, IO6 , . 89 . . 86 ...87 ...9I 60, 6l, 78, 99 . . . 88 . 74, 75 . 75, 8l . . . I09 . 74, 75, 83 . 54, 74, 87 . . . 72 . . 86 . 85 . . 8I . 74. I33 . . 9l . 90, Il8 . . 54, 80 ...75 Davis, Ronald .,,. 72, 74, 88, l24 DeCris'fofaro, Carman Decker, Richard . . DeCrane, Kennefh . Delis, Georgia . . Derrick, William . . Dery, Dorofhea . Diller, Saralu . . Dinwoodie, Willa . . Doane, Diane . . Dominyfus, James . Donaghy, Mariorie . Donahue, William . Donley, Thomas . Doonan, Gail . Douglas, Janice . Douglass, Lois . . Dubbs, Roberl . . Dunlap, Sian . . Dunne, Roberl' . Easfman, Jo . . . Eberhardf, Janice . Eckman, Edward . Edwards, Donald . . Eglesfon, Roberf . . Ellioff, John . . Emerfon, Donald . Eppler, Ronald . , Erickson, Edwin . Evans, John . Evans, Joyce . . Eversole, Rifa . . 141 ...86 . 56, 72 . 86, 99 . 8I, 83 . . . 88 . 72, 73, 8l . 56. 73, 8I . 54, 6l, 75 ...78 ...9I , . 64, 78 56, 72, 73, 75 . . . 89 . . 74, 79 . 56, 75, 8I . . . 75 . . 86 . , l38 . 85, I30 . 80 . 72 . . 86 . 74, 72 . . 85, I30 . 54, 56, 74 ...59 ...73 . 56, 73, 75 . 72, 73 . . I38 . 80 Fadil, Jean . , Fadil, Norman . Fairse, William . Fanning, Wilma . Farkas, Roberf . Favory, Orval . Fekele, Joseph . Ferenchik, Eli . Fernsell, Sue . . Feusier, Francele . Fisher, Maxine . . Filz, David . . . Fleming, Ronald . Flinf, Florence . , Foffe, Evalyn , Ford, Alphonso . Formicola, Doris . Forf, Neil . . . Forlin, Isabel . Fosfer, Warren Franfz, Lowell . . Franfz, Maridel . Frazier, James . . Froman, Paul . Frye, Richard . . Gagen, Roberl. . Gall, Elmer . . Garreff, Herman . Gasper, Barbara . Geckle, Edward . Geib, Frances . . Geiger, Lois . . Gelbke, Roberf . Giese, William . . Gilberf, Lois , . Gillespie, Marfha . Glass, Bruce . . Glass, Ray . . Glass, Richard . . Glavas, Kosma . . Gleason, Roberf . Godla, Oliver . . Goeffer, William . Good, Helen . . Gordon, Duane . Govich, Bruce . . Greene, David . . Greenfield, George Griffifh, Edward . Grippin, Eugene . Guelcher, Rosemary Guenlher, Harold Gulherie, Rosemary Habercorn, Roberf Haddox, Edward . Hafner, George . Hakola, Melvin . Hale, Gordon . . Hall, Jean . . Halladay, Warren Hanson, Shirley . Hardy, Beverly . . Harringfon, Jane . Harris, Wanda . Harrison, Jack . . Harshman, Vincenf . c3 . 59 . 74,75 , 75,82 . 87,I39 . 85,I30 . 85,I30 . . 75 . . 72 . 6I,8I . 74 75 . 75 89 . . , 85 . . 63 78 79, I25, I38 . IO,87 . 6L 79 , 85,I3O . . 73 . . I30 , 72,74 . . 72 . . . ?I 75,88.IO5 . . . 72 63,85 72,85,I3O . 72 8? . 74,75 56, 74 , 74,75,79 , . 75 . 89 . 9I . I24 , . 73 . 9l,lIO . . 9I . , 88 . 75,88 . . 9i . 73 . 74 . 6I . . . 87 . . . 75 85,IIO,I3O . . . 9I . 74,87 . . 74 . 79,I24 . 85,l30 75,82,83 . 72 . . IO9 . . IO4 56,74,I33 . . . 88 . . 80 . . . B6 54,75,82 . . . 61 74.75.82 . 72, 84 . . 88 . 91 Hari, Leroy . Harlup, Nancy . Harvey, Marcia Hauperl, Eugene . Hawk, Marcellene . Hayes, John . Haynes, Libby . Hedberg, John . . Heiser, Janice . . Heilzenraier, Trall Helm, Shirley . . Helmer, Brenda . Henderson, James . Henry, John . Hilfy, Alice . Hirsch, Elroy . Hirr, Bernice . Hoag,Mari1ou . Hoeniger, Rulh . Hoffman, Joyce . Hollimeyer, Nelda . Hoiman, Peier. . Holbein, Woodrow Holland, Henry . Hooper, Marjorie . Horace, Donald . Howe, Jessie . . Howell, Diane . . Howensfine, Carol Hrulsy, Richard . Huffer,Adah. . Hughes, Marilyn . Hughes, Joanne . Hulme, Suzanne . Humberger, Virginia Hume, Rodney. , Humphrey, Dale . Hunker, Dora . . Hushour, Ronald , Hussey, George . Hu1h,Car1. . . Huih, Jacquelyn . lacobelli, John . ldzerda, Reiean llchner, Daniel . . Jacobs, Daniel . . Jacques, Therese . Jaffe, LeRoy . Jennings, Virginia . Jeraloek, Lenore . Jericho, Roberl . Jimison, Peggy . Johnson, Richard . Johnson, Wallace . Johnson, William . Jones, Frederick . Jones, James . . Jones, John . . Jones, Ward . . Jordan, Carmen . Jump, Emily . . D J E . 59, 91 . . 59, 80 . 74, 75, 82 . 56, 74, 75,91 . . . 72 . 75 . 138 . . 86 . 74,82 . . 56, 75 . . 63,79 . 80,124,138 ..,89 ...75 . 80, 136 . . 109 . 61, 64, 78 . . 72, 81 . 74. 75 . 72, 74 . 56, 74 . 72 . 91 . . 74 . 56, 74 ...72 ....82 74, 78, 83, 127 . . . 73,74 ...90 . 82, 83, 138 . . . 75 . 72, 73 . . 74 . 75 ,...90 ...105 75, 80, 118, 124 . . . . 86 . 56, 72, 73 . . . 89 . . 73 . 72, 73 . . 74 . 86 . 74 . . 86 . 72, 73 . 72, 73 . 59, 82 ....91 ...75.80 85, 88, 124. 130 . . 88, 110 . . 72 . 72, 73 . . . 91 . 86, 127 . . 85 . 75 . 81 TI DEX Kaminski, Ted . . Karp, Dale . . Kaser, Janel . Keel, Sianley . Killy, L. . . King, Roger . Kiss, Sieve . . . Klevay, Leslie . . Koppenhaler, Merle Kraiec, Richard . Krause, Richard . Krueger, Elaine . Kulaach, William . Kuhns, Nancy . . Lafferly, Louise Lamb,Vera. . . Lancashire, Ellen . Lance, Thomas Lang, Francis . Laning, Jane . , Leckrone, Roberl . Lecky, Hugh . . Lee, Jack T. . Lee, John F. . . Lehman, Marjorie . Leick, Marlene . Leonard, Richard . Leslie, Roberf . . Lindemann, Rolaerl Lindsay, James , Lindsay, Walier . Linge, Joanne . . Linke, Thomas . Lilzenberg, Lewis . Logan, Paul . . Long, Jacqueline . Long, John . . Long, Miriam . . Lorenz, Roberr . . Lovich, John . . Lowe, Melvin . . Luedeke, Richard . Luemperi, Ann . . Lukso, Marilyn . . McArlhur, Nancy . McCall, Rulh . . McCollisrer, Joan . McCour1', John. . McFarland, Ray . McGookey, Michael McKenzie, Kaihryn McLean. Dorolhy . McLeod, Ray . . McLeod, Maxine McMannis, Don . McNamara, John Ma lKul, Yu-Mei. MacMorris, Tanya . Marco, Richard . Marek, Phyllis . . . 86 . 85, 130 . . 80 . . . 73 . . . 138 . 88, 124, 138 . . . . 89 . 56, 73, 74, 75 . . . 54, 89 . . 56, 72, 73 74, 75, 117, 130 ....79 . .72,91 . 75, 81 . 74, 75 . 79 . 80 . 110 . 75, 79 . . . 79 . 56, 72, 74 ...72,91 ....130 57, 75, 127, 130 . . . 60,80 . 63, 79 . . 75 . 88 . . . 91 . 60, 61, 106 ...72 ...72 . 54, 87. 138 . 26, 60, 84, 91 . . 85, 130 . , 81 . . 99 . 79 . . 85 . 85, 130 . . 86 . . 86 . 74, 78, 99 . . 80 , 62, 63, 78 . . . 75 . 82 . . 89 . 72, 73 . . . 91 . . 72,75 , 56, 72, 73, 74 . . . . 86 62, 64, 75, 78, 124 . . . 89, 138 . . . 109 . 75 . 81 . 72 . 78 Marks, Mariin, Marusc Mason, DeMaris . lmogene . hlce, Herman Harry. . Maus, Warren , May, Howard . . Mayer, Joseph . . Meena, Carmal . Meihls, Roberi . Meinhardi, Karl . Merkle, Vera . . Meyer, Richard . Meyer, Roberl . . Meyers, Ardelle . Michaelides, Peler Michen er, Margarei Mill, Jane. . . Millard, Miller, Miller, Richard . Alyce . . Kennelh . Miller, Marilyn . . Miller, Richard. . Miller, Roberi . . Miller, Sheldon . Minar, Edwin . Minch, Norma . . Milchell, Rulh . Moland, William , Molnar, Gene . . Morey, Lelia . . Morey, Wilda . . Mueller, Roberl , Muller, Julief . Munkachy, Lois . Murdoch, Carol . Murphy, Elizabeih . Nagosk y, John . Nash, Corell . . Nash, Richard . Needham, Lesier . Newcomb, Fred . Nicholl, Jane. , Nolan, Ward . Nyland, Paul . Oakley, Phoebe . Oberer, Rulh , . Oeriell, Marilyn . Ohmes, Allen . Oliver, Rulh . Ozmun, Keni . Palmer, David . Parker, Reber? . Parlridge, Carrie . Passig, Theodore . Pailenden, Joan . Paul, Irene. . . Pearson, Richard . Pender, Guy . Fenner, Amy . . 75. 133 . 75 . . 73 . . 75 . . 89, 109 . . . . 90 59, 75, 88, 105 . . . . 74 . . 109 . 72, 73 . . 79 . . . 91 . 73, 75,91 . . 80 . . 75, 87 . 56, 72, 74 . . . 80 . 56, 72 . . 74 . . 86 . 64, 65, 79 . . 88 . . 88 . . 85, 130 ....75 61,62,65,81,83 . . . 138 . . 86,110 . . . . 05 56,72,74,80 . 56.73.80 . . . 55 . 74,75 . . 75 . 75 . 78 . 56,73 . . . 74,75 . . 85,130 62, 64, 65, 130 . . . . 89 . 61,82,124 . 89,105 . 90,104 . 79 . 81 . . 79 . . 56,73 , 56,72,73 . 75,a7,94 . 85, 130 . . . 106 . 65.80.83 . . . 89 . 74,75 . , 80 . 89 . 90 . 78 Puchhas, Kurf . . DE TI DEX Penner, Marianne . Peferson, Roberf . Peferson, Berdie . Peferson, Nancy . Peffigrew, Raleigh . Pfeifer, Noel . , . Pirchner, Roberf . Plafz, Roland . . Popoff, Spase . . Poffer, Mary . . Povenmire, Dale . . Priesf, Mary . . Prye, Pricilla . Pugsley, Roger . Purdy, Kafherine - - Q Quelos, Pafricia. . . R Raia, Mariorie . . . Ramsey, Kennefh . Ramadanoff, O. . Randall, William . Ray, Geraldine . . . Reed, Rodney. . . 62 Reeks, John . . Reid, Paul . . . Reik, Walfer . . . Reinhardf, Richard . Reynolds, Don . . Richards, Gerald . . Richardson, Herberf . Richmond, Dale . . Ridilla, Richard . Ried, Paul . , Rieker, James . Risdon, Gloria . Robb, James . . Roberfs, Carol . Roberfson, Roberf . . Robinson, Barbara . Robinson, Marjorie . Roby, Herschel . Rodd, Allan . Rodie, John . . Rodriguez, James . Roebuck, Carla . Rohr, Richard . . Roof, Beffy . . . Rorabeck, Agnes . . Ross, Befsy . . Rofh, John . . Rowe, Nafacha . Rowe, Pafricia . . Ruby, Myrfh . Ruhe, Carla . . Rumburg, Evelyn . Rufhenberg, Don . . Rufherford, Richard . S Saarinen, Arihur . . Sarbry, Sfuarf . . . 80 . 85 . . 75 . 56, 75 . 89 . . . IO4 . . . , 9l 9I, IO9, l38 . . . 9I . 64,79 . 85, I30 . 73 . 74 9I . 72, 73 . 80 , 78. I38 . 8l . 9l . 73 . 75 80 64, 85, IIO, I30 . . . IO9 . 57,87 . 72, 73 . . 89 . 85, I3O . l24 , 63 . 89 . 42 . . IO4 72 . 63, 79, I25 . . . 26 . 75, 80 , . 86 ...78 . 64, 65, 79 59 . 9l . . 86 . 88, I09 . 79 . 86 . 72 , l24 . 80 . . 75 . 62, 82 .. 75,82 . . . 85 . 74, 75. 79 . . . bl . 9I . 88 .72 .85 Schaefer, Marilyn . Schaible, Anna . Schall, Marilyn . Schalais, Milfon . Scheide, Lois . . Schenk, Charles . Schenk, Ruih . Shepfer, D. .... . Schleufermann, Lillian Schneider, Joan . Schreiber, Carol . Schwegler, Joann . Schwemler, Vernon . Scofield, Ellen . . Seiferf, Roberf . . Sellers, David . Sellers, Jo . . Shafer, Jean . . Shannon, Mariorie Shepfe r, Dale . . Shorf,Joseph. . . Shrewsbury, Nafhan Shurfz, William . . Siciliano, Shirlie . Simonovich, George . Sivard, James . . Smifh, Arleen . . Smifh, Charles . Smifh, Virginia Smifh, Elaine . . Smilh, Maryln . . Smifh, Shirley Ada Smifh. Shirley Ann Soskey, Arlene . . Sovish, Wilma . . Spencer, Pafricia . Spifz, James . . Spifzer, Adelberf . Sprague, Dick . . Sprague, William . Springer, Zack . . Sprowl, Roberf . Squire, Alan . Sfefanik, John . Sfella, Sfepha Sfern, Guido . n, John . Phyllis . Sfevens, Donald . Sfewar Sfewar Sfring, f, Ann . . +, Arden . James . . Sulmoneffi, Earl . Suppes, Frederick . . Swafford, Harold . Swineh arf, Harold . Sykora, Margarel' . Sykora, Thomas , . T Tarr, Richard . . Taylor, Befsy . Taylor, Rex . . Taylor, Roberf Taylor, William' . Tennell, Glenn . . 143 . . . . 78 . . . 61. BI 56, 75, 79. I33 . . . 60, 85 . . 63, 65, 79 ....IO4 60, 79, l24. I38 . . . . 56 . , 82 . . . . 75 . 74, 75, 82 , 72, 73, l24 . . . 72 . . 74 . . . 89 . 85, 99, I30 . . . 78 . 26, 72, 73 . . 78 . 72, 73 . . 85, I30 . . . . 89 59, 85, l30, I39 . . . . 74 ...IO9 . 54, 74, 90 . . . . 74 IO, 73, 87, I05 . . . 64,78 . . 54, 78 . 56, 80, I38 . . 78 . . . 79 . 75, 8l, I38 . 72, 74, 78 . . 79 . 86 . 86 . , 86 . 89, I28 . 9I . 106 . . 72 . 88, IO6 . . 72 . 88 ....72 ....I09 56, 64, 75, I33 . . . . 78 . 56, 75 . . 9l . 6l,62,88 . . 59 ....89 ....78 73, 85, 99, I3O . 74. IO6 . . . . 82 . . . . 74 65, 84. 85. I3O ....9l .9I Theodore, Ted . . Theodosion, Louis . Thomas, David . . Thomas, Dean . . Thomas, Fred . . Thomas, Jean . Thon, Doris . . Tripp, Joanne . Tucker, Doris . . Turner, Beffy . Turner, Harry . dmbreif, Carol . . Valand, Phyllis , Venable, Baxfer . Viclrih, William . Viiande, James . Waack, Maxine . Wagner, Laurel . Wagner, Pafricia . Walker, Delberf , Walperf, Esfher . Warfh, Peggy . Washelesky, Daniel Wafkins, John . Weagraff, Claud . Weber, Lloyd , . Weifzel, William . Wells, Beffy . Wendi, Vernon . Werner, Marilyn , Whinery, Jo . Whife, George Wiand, Tom . Wilkerson, Jane , Williams, Dorofhy . Williams, Harriel' . Williams, Marfha . Wilson, Kafhleen . Wilson, Thomas . . . 61,64,6s,a5,130 Winchesfer, Gladys . 82 Winfer, Richard . Winfers, Nancy . Winfringham, Jeanne Wiffich, Weasley . Woodard, Marfha . Woodman, Nancy Wormal, Roberf . Wrighf, Celia . Wrighf, Shirley . Yakel, Harold , . Yanshak, Sieve . Youngblood, Wilford . Ziegler, Joan . . Zielinske, Marfin . Zifo, Vincenf , . Zuranske, Diana . . 88, IO6, l24 . . 56, 72,73 . . . 90 . . 85, I3O 63, 86, IIO, I38 ....82 . 82 . . 59 . 54,73 . 8I . as . 73 . 79, 127, 57 . 85,lO6,I30 . . . 9I . 91, 126 . . . az . 56, 72. 73 . . 72,73 . 86,104 . . . 133 . 74,75,II7 . . . 86 . 35,130 . . 75 . 86 . . 106 . . . 78 . 63.85.130 . . 74,75 . ao . . . 74 . . 56, 73 . 79.33.130 . . . 72 1 . ao . ., . 56.80 ....8O . 89 . . 74 . 56. 75 . 72,73 . 72 . 73 . 89 . Bl . 8I . 74, 75 . 85, I3O . . IO9 56, 72, 75, 82 . 56, 72. 73 . . . IOS . 72 FACULTY INDEX Adams R AnneaE,Pff I ' f ' I Armsfrong. J. Ashburn, W.. . . . . . . . Balfz, H. . Baur, R. . . Beswick. B, . . . Beyer. H. . Bishof, D. . . . Blocher. J. . . . . Bogarduvs, T. . . Bogner, C. . Brew.er, J.. . . Broughron, R. Bullis. C. . . Burns, D. . Cenfers, C. . Clogg, C. . . Cochran. E, . Cole, M. . . Cook, W. . . Cossaboom, R. . . Crobaugh. A.. . . Cross. L. . . Davies, R. . Dean, D. . . . DeTrucle, H. . . . Ebbs, F.. . English, M.. . . Ficlcen, H. . Finnigan, E, . . Cvofhshall, B. . . . Green, N. . . . Greenwood, S. . . . Haselden, C. . . . . Hasenmueller, W. . Hower, M. . . . . Irwin, C. . Jensen, A. . . . Jensen, N. . . . Kamm. J. . . . . Kelly, B. . . . . Kers'reHer, W. . . Knaufz, E, . . . Knighl, J Koch, D. . Lanlcard, F. Lapperr, W. . . Lindsey, D. . Lindsrrom, A. . Longbon, E. . LuH'rell, J. . . M MacLeod, W. . . . Mercer, L. . . Mowrey, L. . . Munlcachy, R, . . . Munlc, C. . . . . N Norwood, F, . . . . O Oagley, H. . . . P Parker. R. . . . . . Palrlerson. H. . . . Pendell, E. . . Pendell, W. . Penner, C. . . . Peferiohn. G, . . Perry, J. . . Phillips, C. . . Pierce, E. . Pierce, M. . Piper, K. . . Poiner. G. . . . R Reynolds, H.. . . . Ridenour, H.. . . . S Schluer, C.. . . . . Schniflke, G. . . . Shoemaker, N. . Sinnema, J. . Smilh, H. . . Squire, A. . . . Sliclcford, W. . . Sliefel, B. . . Srover, M. . . Surrarrer, T. . . . T Tengrerlie, A. . . . U Ulen, P. . . . . Unnewehr,E.. . . . V VandeVisse,O. . . . . W Wagner, L. . . . Walls, R. . - Weaver, E. . Werner, C. . Wighl, J. . . Wilenius, W. . . Wolavar, J. . Wright E. . . GE A Capella Choir . Aciiviiies Board . Adminisiraiion . Adveriisers . . . Alpha Gamma Delia . Alpha Phi Gamma . Alpha Tau Omega . Alpha Xi Delia . Aquiline Club . Aihleiics . . Bach Fesiival . . Bach Choir . Band .... Baseball Team . Baslceiball . . . Beia Sigma Omicron Befa Sigma Tau . Burrell Observaiory Charioi Race Chemisiry . Chrisimas Dance . Class Officers . . Commencemeni , Commerce . Conservafory . . Conservaiory Formal Consarvaiory Oueen Conienis . . . Deans .... Delia Mu Dalia . Delia Phi Alpha . Delia Zefa . . Economics . Educaiion . English . Exponenf . Faculiy . Faculiy Index . Foofball . Foreword . Fraferniiies . EIIAL I DEX A . . 74 . bl . I9 . I46 . 78 . 59 . 86 . 79 . 71 . 92 B . . . . l32 . 75 . 72 . IO? . loo . so . 87 . I4 C . . l39 . 20-2l . l28 . 46-50 . I4O . 20 - . 23-24 - . I29 , I29 5 D . . . is . 59 . ss . an E - . 20 . 2l . 2l . 62 F .20 . l59 . 94 4 . 84 Alpha Sigma Phi . Alpha Tau Omega . Beia Sigma Tau . Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Kappa Tau . . Phi Sigma Kappa . Sigma Phi Epsilon . Freshman Class . Freshman Weelc . Fuiure Teachers . Gold Key . Golf Team . . Greek Council . Grindslone Slaii . . Gymnasium . . Handbook Siaii . Highlighis . Hisiory . . Homecoming . . Home Economics . . Home Ec Club . Honoraries . . Alpha Phi Gamma Della Mu Delia . Delia Phi Alpha . Gold Key . . . Kappa Mu Epsilon Laurels .... Mu Phi Epsilon . . Sigma Delia Pi . . Sigma Lambda Alpha Simionia . . . Theia Alpha Phi . lnieriraierniiy Sing . lniramurals, Men's lniramurals, Women's Junior Class Kappa Mu Epsilon Knighf, Dr. . . Lambda Chi Alpha . Lang Hall . . . GE EB Language Deparimeni . Laurels ..... M Mariing Hall . . , May Day . . May Queen .... Modern Language Club . . Modern Languages . Mu Phi Epsilon . . O Operas . . Orchesira . Organizafiong . . Oscar Winners . . P Panhallenic Council . . . Philosophy and Religion . . Phi Mu ...... Phi Mu Alpha . Phi Kappa Tau . Phi Sigma Kappa . Physical Educarion Physics. . . Pi Bela Sigma . Plays . . . Psychology . Pumphandle . R Recl Cross . . S Science Seminar . . Seniors . . I DEX . 22-23 . 56 , . I2 . I36- I 39 , I39 . 70 . 22-23 . 56 . I33 . 73 . 52 57 83 24 82 56 89 90 . 22 . 24 . I26 24 . II8 . 68 . 59 . 26-45 Sigma Lambda Alpha Sigma Phi Epsilon . Sinfonia . . Sociology. . Sophomore Class . Sororiiies .... Alpha Gamma Della Alpha Xi Delia . . Bela Sigma Omicron Delia Zela . . Phi Mu . Speech . . . Sludenl Council . Sluclenl Index . Sweeihearr Dance Sweefhearf Queen Swimming Team . Tennis Team . . The-la Alpha Phi . Traclc .... While Rose Ceremony Women's League . . WRA .... Women's Sporis , Wreslling Team , W.S.S.F. Carnival . YMCA. 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