Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1944 volume:

U.iS.BETHANY aats . 4MCB m€t4 mjoh f ... U c,Ji f — T ff k ;3 SHIP ' S LOG etnai Lu etkanuj l U t m Ltaif La -f ' iX ' T S-?S: -•■• -.■ ' „-)«. ' . - .i,«iiSi 1944 _ _ .. ( Marilyn Waugh Co-Editors I p j p gy Assistant Editor Enders Evers Feature Editor _.— Genie Grimshow Art Editor Sam Friedman r, . ., Frank Cochrane Co-Business Managers j , 1 Watl ins „, , I J. R. Williams Photography j f g 5 Sports Editor R. Doolittle J. Myers M. Gambles D. Benedict R. Peters STAFF A. Bollens D. Clagett P. Coleman D. Eppley DEDICATION TO PRESIDENT THOMAS MILLSOP AND THE WEIRTON STEEL EMPLOYEES FOR THEIR SPIRIT, INTEREST, AND ENDEAVOR SHOWN TOWARD BETHANY COLLEGE AND THE NAVY V-12 UNIT, WE RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THE 1944 BETHANY LOG. Dr. Thomas Millsop President, Weirton Steel ji| ■ ST ' - ' 4.- •■•■ ■■• ' • 11. r ' . • - ■ 1 1 . ' SPOONING A FURNACE ' POURING HEAT ' POURING A DRINK ALMA MATER All hail to thee, hail to thee, bright Alma Mater! Our heart ' s true affection twines closely to thee; How dear to our hearts are the scenes of Old Bethany; God Speed Alma Mater and dear Old Bethany. God speed Alma Mater, and Old Bethany. We ' ll honor and crown thee, O bright A ' ma Mater, For thou are the regent of our destiny. We bring thee the gems and the treasures of mem ' ry God speed Alma Mater and dear Old Bethany. God spsed Alma Mater, and Old Bethany. High up on the scroll of honor and fame, Thy sons, strong and manly, have written thy name: But now we must leave thee with hearts overflowing; Farewell, Alma Mater and dear Old Bethany, Farewell, Alma Mater and Old Bethany A- 9t THE NAVY HYMN Eternal Father, strong to save, Whose arm doth bind the restless wave. Who bidd ' st the mighty ocean deep Its own appointed limits keep: O hear us when we cry to thee For those in peril on the sea! O Savior, whose almighty word The winds and waves submissive heard. Who walkedst in the foaming deep, And calm amid its rage didst sleep; hear us when we cry to thee For those in peril on the sea! sacred Spirit, who didst brood Upon the chaos dark and rude. Who badst its angry tumult cease. And gavest light, and life, and peace; hear us when we cry to thee For those in peril on the sea! Trinity of love and power! Our brethren shield in danger ' s hour; From rock and tempest, fire and foe, Protect them whersoe ' er: Thus ever let there rise to thee Glad hymns of praise from land and sea! BETHANY ' S LANDMARK CONTENTS FACULTY STUDENTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS , 11 THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS Dr. W. H. Cramblet, President Bethany College Bethany, W. Vo. ' PREXY We are pleased to extend greetings to the members of the student body of Bethany College. This includes those who came here of their own free choice and those who were sent here by the Bureau of Naval Personnel. We hope that all of you will find your exper- iences at Bethany pleasant and pro- fitable and that you will regard Beth- any with love and affection as your Alma Mater. We wish to assure those who may not be allowed to complete their training before being called to other tasks that we at the college will cooperate in every way to help them complete their program of education. The LOG is a record of that interesting period at Bethany when the Navy was on board with us or should we say when we were on board with the Navy. We want to congratulate the staff of this publication and express the hope that as you look at it in years to come you will recall with pleasure and satisfaction the time you spent at Old Bethany , and join with us as we sing We ' ll honor and crown Thee, O Bright Alma Mater For thou art the regent of our des- tiny. Sincerely Yours, , ident 12 DEAN WEIMER Bernal R. Weimer, Dean of Facul- ty, is what the sign on his office door says, but Dean Weimer is much more to Bethany than that. He is head of the Biology department, punster su- perlative, and gardener de-luxe. His pet hobby at the present time, is the Bethany Band. He has worked untir- ingly to build this into the fine musical organization it now is. Dean Weimer is co-author of several Biology books and manuels, and is the man behind the witty and amusing collection of Bi-illogical poems . . . Dean Weimer, just by being his own unconventional self has become one of Bethany ' s most outstanding personages. DEAN HOAGLAND Dean of Women, Head of the Eng- lish Department. At the present time she is studying the finer points of the art of becoming a veterinarian under the more or less able instruction of Dr. Mahan. Miss Hoagland is without a doubt one of the busiest people in Bethany. Running the English department is a job that would leave an ordinary per- son hopelessly muddled, but besides that, she solves problems, and acts as general trouble-shooter for Bethany ' s 125 women students. She is also fac- ulty advisor for the Student Guides, and an active participant in the Royal Order of the Red Rose. 13 THE COMMANDING OFFICER ' S MESSAGE Lt. G. J. Longley, USNR Commanding Officer Navy V-12 Unit Befhany College Bethany, W. Va. In all walks of life there are those who command our respect, regardless of their rank and position, because they possess the qualities of inspiring, cap- able and efficient leaders. Lt. Longtey is one of such men, and has gained the respect, admiration and good will of all the personnel under his command. Under such leaders is brought forth the spirit of which the Navy is very proud— the Esprit-des-Corps . C. O. U. S. Navy V-12 Unit Bethany College Bethany, W. Va. From: The Commanding Officer To: All Hands Subj: Message to V-12 Trainees 1. Now that some of you have completed your tour of duty at the Navy V-12 Unit, Bethany College, you will be assigned to fur- ther duty under instruction at other naval sta- tions. During your stay here you have ac- quired some knowledge, you have made many friends and you have impressed this command with your earnestness and ability. With sin- cere unselfish service in the U. S. Navy as your goal, successful careers as officers will be your reward. 2. To those of you who are shipping out in October may I say it has been a pleasure to have served with you and I wish you all the very best of luck . 3. I am looking forward to the continued good cooperation of the men returning in No- vember. G. J. Longley. 14 NAVAL ADMINISTRATION Naval Administration, in Bethany language, equals one of the smoothest- running organizations on the campus . . . There ' s Lt. Pieffer, chaperoning dances, with his lovely wife . . . handing out demerits, and at the some time, making people like him . . . Surgery, calling Dr, Peters who keeps the navy in top physical condition . . . and then there ' s that Cute, competent little Mrs. Spector . . . our first of the month angel . . . A welcoming hand to our new 1 st Lieut, (j.g.) Coughlin. f£ S «urf jajjiWHi mil 15 SHIP ' S COMPANY 4 Hup-2-3-4-up-down-up-down . . . Calisthenics come in this department . . . But think of the muscles you ' re getting . . . The chiefs playing soft- ball, football . . . obstacle courses . . . the ever present pharmacist ' s mates . . . shots, sick-bay . . . wisecracks . . . Max ' s pitching (ball) Skidmore ' s grin . . . Chief storekeeper Murph keeping mighty busy . . . Johnson and small stores . . . Sage ' s singing . . . Celeste smiles ... a welcome boost when entering office for anything . . . Mayhew and his dumbbells . . . makes for an Atlas form . . . NAVY ' S DREAM SHIPS COMPANY COME TRUE . . . Chiefs Redding and Winteron making it hard for basic ' s — Gym. 16 Language and Literature Florence Hoagland, English Pearl Mahaffey, Modern Languages Frank R. Gay, Classics, English E. E. Roberts, Journalism, English Margaret Woods, Modern Languages Earl D. McKenzie, Modern Languages Margaret Carrigan, English Blandino Foster, Speech and Dramatics, English Shades of Will Shakespeare, and Virgil, and Bernhardt . . . French Verbs and German — Pronunciation combined with carpentry in Miss Foster ' s classes . . . Prof. Rob ' ts and SMN paired with English, Advertising, Short-stories etc. . . . Miss Carrigan keeping the girls happy in their living quarters, and the student body at large happy with the social program . . . Dr. Gay ' s crowded Greek Mythology class . . . Profs. Mahaffey, Woods and McKenzie wondering if the majority of us can ever learn to speak any language besides English, the English department wondering if we ' ll ever learn that! . . . And will anyone ever forget Miss Hoagland and Mac? . . . 17 18 Religion and Fine Arts Irvin T. Green, Bible Rush Carter, Music Who hasn ' t heard the ' symphony of sound ' in the music department- ' By just a casual stroll through some afternoon between the hours of one and five, one can hear snatches of opera, someone singing scales, a noisy pre- lude by Rachmaninoff on one piano, and quiet moonlight music by Debussy on another . . . There ' s usually a trumpet or two, and the or- gan from upstairs, plus a symphony (on Rec- ords) blaring forth from one of the rooms, and the general hubbub caused by the physics lab at the end of the hall . . . Remember also Bible 11 and 12 . . Bible papers on subjects about which we knew nothing . . . discover- ing that the freshman course wasn ' t ' so bad after all. ' . . . Student preaching . . . hom- ilitics . . . the fact that the Bible department is one of the main reasons why our Alma Mater was founded in the first place . . . Psychology, Philosophy and Education Andrew C. Leitch, Psychology R. H. Eliassen, Education Dwight E. Stevenson, Philosophy John J. Knight, Physical Education Arnold Nicholsen, Physical Education Grace Benedict, Physical Education Look at me, I ' m a moron . . . familiar comment after a few psych courses . . . We ' ll always remember Chi and conditioned reflexes, Mary and Margaret, the white rats, running mazes, ' papers ' , and the ' shortness of time! ' . . . Dr. Eliassen ' s education classes, the thrill of practicing teaching . . . The new, wonderful, mystifying ideas one gets from a philospohy course from Mr. Stevenson . . . The glories of Spinoza, Plato, Hobbs, and others . . . Strained backs and sore muscles from Phys. Ed. . . . Plus twinkling toes — re- member the ' Colegrove-cuties ' . . . Football, basketball, etc. styled by Knight . . . 19 .J0 20 Social Studies W. Kirk Woolery, Political Science, History Bert Gildersleeve, Economics Chandler Shaw, History Charles C. Barlow, History, Director of Admis- sions Jay Potter, History, Navy-Civilian Co-ordinator Hugh Behymer, Library Science Pauline Eley, Secretarial Training E. C. Paustian, Sociology Lest Memory foil us . . . Mr. Gildersleeve ' s convertible, and the inevitable question, When are we getting out of class . . . Vain attempts to keep a priori, ex officio, ex facto, ipso facto, ipso jure, from confusing us in Dr. Woolery ' s political Science classes . . . Seeing Provost Woolery concerning mat- ters such as leaving school, etc. ... Dr. Shaw ' s book on Etruscan Perugia, and the fact that his favorite color is blue . . . Jay Potter and Beta Theta Pi and co-ordination . , . Mr. Behymer ' s ' no-date ' ruling in the library . . . ways and means of getting around the ordi- nance . . . asdf;lkj @- in Miss Eley ' s be- ginning typing class . . . worries and more worries with shorthand . . . Consternation and dismay as to the future outcome of the human race after a few See courses. Barlow ' s History Classes . . . how to stay awake . . . 21 ■ |H ■ B ! • - ' 9 m 1 — ■1 iH|| K . : .- J B . ' Hpw 3 22 Science and Mathematics Bernal R. Weimer, Biology George W. Bennett, Chemistry John S. V. Allen, Physics and Mathematics Wilbur J. Sumpstine, Biology and Geology Allen Simmons, Mathematics, Navigation J. Calvin Fleming, Physics, Mathematics John Cluss, Mathematics, Navigation George W. Callendine, Mathematics Wanda Zbiec, Mathematics, Engineering Drawing Hilda Sarver, Chemistry Bradford Tye, Mathematics Frank M. Ellis, Mechanical Drawing Fred A. Miller, Methematics, Physics Howard B. Trombley, Physics Paul E, Brown, Mathematics Now Bethany ' s largest department, and one not easily forgotten . . . especially by Navy men . . . Everyone will remember with fond- ness Dean Weimer ' s band, one we can all be proud of . . . various and sundry animals in the biology department, Mr. Sum pstine ' s per- sonal Hygiene course for the uninitiated, the ever-changing, yet olways-the-same smell of the science building . . . Dr. Bennett leaving W J for Bethany . . . the store-room . . . Dean Weimer ' s books . . . Math and Phy- sics courses by the score . . . Dr. Allen, who, with others, discovered Isotrope (Titanium 45) . . . Sweating over Cluss ' s navigation course . . . Difficulties like adding 2 and 2 and get- ting 5 in complicated math courses . . . Miss Zbiec ' s encouraging. Engineering drawing isn ' t really hard. . , . Mr. Trombley ' s tak- ing pictures for a hobby . . . and for this monumental work . . . Speaking of hobbies, remember Sumpy ' s rabbits and the Dean ' s chickens? . . . Worry and tears, smiles and fun, all merging with other things to form an ' unknown quantity ' of that indefinable Beth- any quality .... ■ ; ji 1 Kjki v. ft- ' vj i T l I H 1 31 23 r mi 1 n • ' v l iW M m ■ % r ■H t «C H St ' ■1 n j ifa 4 iin m Ik V|Mf L-t, 1 — s- — . - M 1 1- . t - 1 24 w |L } m 1 f ' ' , 1 i 1 lif ' v ' • - .■■s. Li J : • ' i 25 Administrative Staff George C. Hettler, Alumni Secretary Newton W. Evans, Bursar Lucille Ball, Dietician David Sopp, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Dr. E. W. Mohan, College Physician Lucille Borman, College Nurse E. L. Perry, Bookstore Robert Hueston, Bookstore It ' s the staff that keeps the college going . . . Miss Ball keeps us alive . . . and it ' s a thank- less job . . . which no one ' ully appreciates . . . Mr. Bailow keeps Bethany on the map with his publicity work . . . and incidentally had a few good suggestions to offer as far as this year-book is concerned . . . Mr. Evans is the man we argue with about a. ' fairs ' inancial . . . Mr. Hettler keeps us informed about ths actions of our alumni, and vice-versa . . . great deal to do with the publication of the Service Men ' s News . . , Dr. Mohan and Lucille Borman take core of us when we catch cold, or break a leg . . . Flossie (Florence Cornohan) who left Bethany and the infirmary to marry Pharmacist ' s mate Gibson . . . When a faucet leaks or a chair breaks, or the furnace won ' t work, we call Mr. Sopp . . . who ' s always pleasant about everything , . . Then there ' s Mr. Perry who keeps us in books and cokes, and claims that the class of 1893 (His class) was the best ever to graduate from Bethany . . . Mr. Hueston, everybody ' s friend. 26 27 4_ . . _ :=: kou f attJi Cl a H ate 29 s t o s OFFICERS D. YOUNG Pres. H. GIBSON V. Pres. R. JUDY_ Sec.-Treas. . . . another accelerated class . . . Freshmen in Sept. ' 41 , Feb. 42 and July ' 42 . . . some graduating October ' 44, others February ' 45 . . . two senior meetings — one in Bee Hive — other in President ' s office . . . SBOG spon- sored elections put Zeppo in president ' s chair . . . 1 2 days of reading period and other things . . . writtens on October 16, 17 . . . dreaded orals 17 and 18... Move up Day with Padden and Whetstone starring . . . traditional senior reception . . . Graduation dance — last of season . . . Baccalaureate and Commencement . . . finis. 30 SENIORS Betty Bannen . . . Beto Pin . . . Active and attractive . . . art for basketball . . . Major — Psychology Minor — English Phi Mu 1,2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1, 2; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; WAA 1, 4; Choir 2, 3; Psychol- ogy Club 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Stage crew, Berkeley Square; Properties Charlie ' s Aunt; October grod. Beverly Barnes . . , Stars in her eyes . . . Music on her mind . . . Bethany ' s song birdi . . . Major — Music Minor — French Kappa Delta 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4; AWS 3, rec. sec ' y 4; SBOG 3; German Club 4; Gateway House pres. 3; Colonial House sec ' y-treas. 4; Oc- tober grad. Dorothy Bright . . . Photogropher extra-ordinary . . . girl with the smile . . . leadership ability . . . Major — Chemistry Minor — Biology Radio Club I : AWS board 1 : Camera Club 1; SBOG 4; Student Guides Chairman 4; German Club 3, 4; Octo- ber grad. Gladys Brooks . . . curly hair, smil- ing eyes . . . kinda likes an En- sign . . . teochin ' is her line . . . Major — Economics Minor — Secretarial Science and Education Zeta Tqu Alpha I, 2, 3, 4: French Club 1; YWCA 1 , 2, 3, 4; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; F TA 3, pres. 4; Sports; All-Star basketball team; October grad. Frank Buechly . . . One of the ' Alex- ander Campbells of the future ' . . . quiet, understanding . . . ready for a laugh . . . Major — Bible Minor — Sociology German Club 1, 2; Alpha Koppa Pi pledge 1, 2; Ministerial Association 1, 2, pres. 3, and 4; Student Work Council of church 3, 4; Student Postor of West Middletown Christian Church 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club 3; February grad. Barbara Chapman . . . mania for finger nail polish . . . ths kinda gal directors dream about . . . sleeping ' s a hobby . . . Major — History Minor — Economics Alpha Psi Omega 1, treas. 2 and 3, 4; IRC 2, vice pres. 3 and 4; SBOG treas. 3: Royal Order of Red Rose 2, 3, 4; October grad. 31 SENIORS enjoys wee Moe the Morris Cohen termined type end liberties tie that binds . . . Major — Biology Minor — Chemistry George Washington College 1, 2, 3; Fleet Marine Force; Hospital Corps; Bethony College 4; Navy V-12; Bat- talion Commander; Platoon leader; Color guard; SBOG 4; Pre-dentol School in October. the quiet and de- Janet Flint . . . Alpha Xi Delta ' s gift to the stage girl by some blue eyes . . . Major — English called dream blonde hair Minor — Speech and Dramatics 3, 4; YWCA 1, sec ' y 2, 3: Al- Alpha Xi Delta 1, 2 2, 3; Spanish Club ., j v. , , , ,..- pha Psi Omega sec ' y 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 3; Ma- jor roles in Chortle ' s Aunt, Our Town, Elizabeth the Queen, Philadelphia Story, Arsenic and Old Lace, Mary of Scotlond and Berkeley Square; Feb- ruary grad. Charlotte Gay . . . quiet professor ' s daughter . . . tiny, and depend- able . . . good student . . . Major — Sociology Minor — Spanish Alpha Xi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1, 2; YWCA 1; Sociology Club 1, 2, 3; Feb- ruary grad. Rita Ganz . . . youngest graduate . . . Frenchie . . . class cutter superlative . . . Major — Biology Minor — Chemistry German club 1, 2: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Sig- ma Kappa 3, 4; role in Papa Is All and French ploy. October grad. Harold Gibson . . . talent on the iv ories ... a sailor from the South — drawl and all . . . Major — Biology Minor — Chemistry University of South Carolina: YMCA sec ' y 1; Woke Forest College 1; Beth- any College: Senior Class vice pres. 4; SBOG 4; Navy V-12. Med School in October. LeRoy Hall . . . the Navy ' s chaplain . . . also erstwhile singer . . . student through and through . . . Major — History Minor — English Waynesburg College: Ministerial Asso- ciation 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Bethany College: Navy V-12, Ministerial Asso- ciation 3, 4: Navy Glee Club 3, 4; IRC 3, 4; SBOG 3, treas. 4; Harvard in Sept., 1944. 32 SENIORS Jeanne Jordan . . . likes yachting and the Army ... a yen for Eng- lish . . . outstanding stage person- ality . . . Major — English Minor — French Koppo Delta 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, president 4; Bethespian 1; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, Director 4; Choir 2, 3; FTA 2; Gamma Sigma Kappa 4; French Club 3; Sociology Club 2; Eng- lish assistant 4; October grad. Virginia Joseph . . . sweet and love- ly .. . quiet, but with a funny streak . . . easy to get along with . . . Major — History Minor — English Zeta Tou Alpha 1, 2, 3, pres. 4; Pan- Hellenic treas. 4; AWS 3: IRC 1, 2, 3, pres. 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club I; History assistant 3 and 4; October grad. Ruth Judy . . . would have a sooth- ing effect on any mental case . . . love for psychology rivaled by love for Navy and Sigma Nu . . . Major — Psychology Minor — Sociology Phi Mu 1, 2, 3, 4; YWCA 1; Outing Club 1; Intromurals 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Sociology Club 2, 3; SBOG 2 3; IRC 3: Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4, WAA 4; Sec ' y-treas. of senior class 4 October grad. Harriet Kolson . . . eggs, bacon, rolls ! ! ! . . .clown waitress of the Bethany House . . . intelligent, friendly, likeable . . . Major — Psychology Minor — English and Education Spanish Club 2, 3; FTA 4; Psychology Club 4; October grad. Elaine Landgrebe . . . the smile gets ' em ... hi beautiful . . . what soy for the life guard . . . Major — Sociology — Minor — Physical Education Alpha Xi Delta 1, 2, pres. 3, vice pres. 4; Student Guide 3, 4; WAA 1 ; YWCA 1, 2, vice pres. 3, 4; Phys. Ed. assistant 2, 3, 4; Royal Order of Red Rose 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club 2, 3; SBOG 3, sec ' y. 4; Pan-Hellenic treas. 3; Sports; October grad. Esther McCandless . . . Vi of Miss Hoaglond ' s moron jokes . . . talks, thinks and dreams Biology . . . conscientious and brilliant . . . Major — Biology Minor — English Alpha Xi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Dogney An- derson Librarian 2; Girl Scout leader 1, 2, 3, 4; AWS 3, vice pres. 4; Gam- ma Sigma Kappa 3, 4; Biology assist- ant 3, 4; Senior fellow in Biology 4; Papa Is All cast; vice pres. Sigma Nu House 4; Gateway fire chief 4; Octo- ber grad. 33 SENIORS Esther McCracken . . . Wheeling, here we come ... to cut it or not to cut it . . . Janet ' s other half . . . Major — Psychology Minor — Sociology Alpha Xi Delta 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, vice pres. 2, 3; Psychology Club 4; YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; October grad. John Padden . . . first love is Sigma Nu . . . late to breakfast again, Martha-Jane ? . . jitterbug- John — goin ' strong . . . Major — Chemistry Minor — Biology Bowling Green College: Orchestra and band; Newman Club 1; Swimming Club 1 : Bethany College: Chemistry Club 2, 3; Outing Club 2: Band 4 Camera Club 2: German Club 2, 3 Sigma Nu 2, Commander 3 and 4 October grad. Frank Reusche . . . late of the Inn . . . enjoys banging away at a piano . . . Romeo of the Sigma Nu House . . . Major — Chemistry Minors — Math and Physics Sigma Nu 4: Co-founder Chemistry Club 2, 3, pres. 4; SBOG 4; Forney House pres. 4: Chemistry Assistant 3, 4; Athletic Board of Control 4; Sports 2, 3, 4; October grad. Jean Rylonder . . . collecting teddy bears . . . has fun anytime, any- where, anyone . . . wearing Bill ' s pin . . . Major — Economics Minor — Secretarial Training Zeta Tou Alpha 1, 2, vice pres. 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 4; AWS 2; Stu- dent Guide sec ' y. 3, 4: Choir 2: YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4; SBOG 3, 4: Orien- tation Assistant 3 and 4: October grod. Evelyn Sabol . . . languages prefer- red . . . brains, brains and more brains . . . nice and friendly . . . Major — French Minor — English YWCA 1, 2, 3,: French Club 2, pres. 3 and 4: Spanish Club vice pres. 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Gamma Sigma Kappa 3, 4: Student Library Assistant 2, 3; Fellow in Modern Languages 4- WAA 3; October grad. Shirley Skilton ... a real yankee . . . charming husky voice . . . unusual eyes . . . Major — English Minor — History Kappa Delta 2, vice pres. 3, pres. 4; German Club sec ' y. -trees. 3, 4: AWS 1, 2, 3; SBOG 3, 4; Student Guides 3, chairman 4: Pan-Hellenic pres. 4; Al- pha Psi Omega pledge: Role in Letters fo Lucerne; Social Committee co- chairmon 3, chairman 4: Gamma Sig- ma Kappa 3, 4- Phillips Hall pres. 2; English assistant 2, 3, 4; October grad. 34 SENIORS Herman Steinberg . . . have you seen Harriet . . . part-time cin- ema operator . . . future elements discovered by: . . . Major — Chemistry Minors — Math and Physics Chemistry Club co-founder 2, pres. 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, pres. 4; IRC 1 , 2, 3, 4; Bethanian Staff 1; Gamma Sigma Kappa 3, 4: Chemistry Assist- ant 3, 4: Forney House vice pres. 4; October grad. William Stephens . . . Treasure Is- land Kid . . . outstanding Beth- any booster . . . speed demon on a Royal . . . Major — Biology Minor — Chemistry San Francisco Junior College 1: Phi Mu Gamma 1; Son Moeto Junior Col- lege: 2; Pre-Med Club 2: Bethany College 3, 4: V-12; February grod. Nancy Tomasek . , . Delt pin . . . shining eyes, lovely smile . . . easy to get along with . . . Major — Biology Minor — French Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3, treas. 4; SBOG 3; Student Guide 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, sec ' y-treos. 3 and 4; YWCA I, cabinet 2, 3; FTA 4; Biology Assistant 4; Intramural sports 1, 2, 3; October grad. Marilyn Waugh . . . When do we eat? ? . . . co-editor of this tome . . . one of Bethany ' s busiest . . . Major — Sociology Minor — Psychology Alpha Xi Delta 1, 2, corres. sec ' y. 3, rec. sec ' y. 4: Sociology Club 2, pres. 3; TELL editor 2, 3, 4; Bethanian staff 1, 2: Bison staff 3: Bethany Log co-editor 4; Outing Club 1; YWCA 2, 3, 4: Sociology Assistant 3, 4; In- tramural sports: February grad. Janet Whetstone . . . likes dogs and vice versa . . . E for excellence and wise cracks . . . crew hats and slacks . . . Majors — English and Biology Kappa Delta 4: YWCA I: German Club 2, 3- French Club 1; WAA 1, 2, 3, 4; QWS 4; Gateway Pres. 4: Fire- chief 2, 3; Biology Assistant 4; Octo- ber grad. J. Donald Young King Zep . . . dergraduate . . . Major — Journalism . . . immortal oldest living un- curly . . . Minor — Speech and Dramatics pres. 3 and 4; Kappa Alpha 1, 2, , _ Alpha Psi Omega 4; 20 Club 2; Stu dent Social Committee 3; SBOP 3; SBOG 3; pres. 4: Interfraternity Coun- cil pres. 3 and 4: roles in Popa Is All, Berkeley Square and The Man Who Came To Dinner; Football 2, 3; Bas3- ball Mgr. 2; October grad. 35 UNDERGRADUATES JUNIORS . . . led by Pres. Julian Myers ... 76 strong . . . large percent off to Middle School . . . rest plan to graduate in ' 45 . . . decorations for baccalaureate . . . waiting for traditional presentation of Key . . . Officers: President — Julian Myers Vice President — Ed Rinetti Secretary- treasurer — Dave Patterson SOPHOMORES . . . big shots . . . lots of Navy transfers . . . Tech and Pitt having it out in corner during election . . . abundance of steadies . . . presidents change like South American Republics . . . Senor Dave Echols now in lead . . . second largest class group . . . worst half over when they become Juniors — they hope ... Officers: President — Dave Echols Vice President — Tom Stimmel Secretary-treasurer — Joan Wilson FRESHMEN . . . 280 strong . . . mostly navy men . . . first officer ' s election — big riot . . . second election by cheers . . . Bud Henry comes out with presi- dency . . . small percentage pledged sorority and fraternities . . . tough schedules . . . what is an A ? . . . first year always big surprise . . . could all graduate in ' 46 . . . Officers: President — Bud Henry Vice President — Bill Dreesen Secretary-treasurer — Betty Dickenson 36 JUNIORS R. P. Ayers P. Boll R. P. Bannon C. D. Bisceglia M. M. Bright W. J. Brown M. Buccieri R. L. Buck M. Burns N. Cowen M. Culley L. E. Davis M. M. Day B. Foley D. V. Freas F. R. Frey J. Galm P. Gilbert A. Goss E. Grimshow 37 JUNIORS E. Harries R. L. Hartley A. Harvey R. Hofer, Jr. H. Hutchinson S. Ishino B. Jones K. Jones 0. Korp C. Kruse L. Lancaster 1. Lazer S. Lehrer R. J. Lescoe R. J. Link P. A. Miles J. Myers R. H. Nicklos G. Northrup J. P. Ondrechen 38 JUNIORS M. Opie W. E. Orr D. A. Patterson V. Perry A. J. Reed R. W. Riedel B. A. Reske E. L. Resler, Jr. V. Rimko E. J. Rinetti R. Rodgers J. L. Ruckman F. T. Rutherford M. Sanders D. R. Schaffer R. D. Schreiber W. Schwab B. Shaffer D. Sankroff W. C. Silber 39 JUNIORS D. Steiniger C. W. Stewart V. Stewart A. Todd T. A. Turner C- VanCamp R. Wagner K. J. Ward C- H. Witt G. P. Wojcik B. Woodhouse F. Wright A. M. Knezevich C. F. Plazak R. B. Swain Mii ■|i||||r — -«J!iiiiiiu r iiyiiiiMiii: Ml 40 SOPHOMORES J. Alexander B. L. Ammen E. Baker R. F. Birchord D. O. Booher A. Brown E. Bryan F. H. Campbell M. A. Chambers A. Chason D. M. Clark J. B, Clark M. Conners A. D ' Aliberti E. A. Damrau M, Davidson D. M. Dorsey, Jr. A. D. Echols, Jr. J. Ellis C. W. Eskey 41 SOPHOMORES A. L. Evers S. Germon C. J. Gibbs, Jr. A. J. Goldstein R. J. Gordon C. Harvey B. Heinlein S. Humphrey R. Jewell H. Kammen W. M. Kirkpatrick N. J. Kozokoff J. F. Latorre, Jr. A. W. Lehman W. B. Lewis M. N. Lohr W. F. McMahon L. Marron S. Mason J. R. Mehalick 42 SOPHOMORES G. W. Mellon B. Mikels J. A. Mocha D. Monczynski J. W. Mundell J. McMullen L. B. Nicely D. R. Owen W. M. Pandak B. L. Pardew K. N. Payne I. Phillips W, B. Pond M. Rauscher R. Rebholz F. Repp W. B. Robinson B. K. Rose R. C. Rumbaugh D. Soeltzer 43 SOPHOMORES E. Santiago A. Scheer K. Smith R. B. Smith B. J. Smith T. Stimmel M. Stuart O. H. Tachovsky M. Teater K. R. Thompson A. J. Varroti R. A. Wotkins P. J. Waugh J. Williams J. Wilson M. Winski 44 FRESHMEN A. A. Agraphiotis J. Aitken J. M. Alderman B. B. Altemus F. J. Andress, Jr. G. R. Armstrong D. M. Arter D. W. Ashby, Jr. J. S. Bachman J. W. Bagosi D. W. Baileys R. C. Barrington H. W. Bossett J. O. Bauer C. L. Beoi M. E. Beothord R. O. Bell, Jr. D. Benedict J. R. Bennett T. Benson 45 FRESHMEN J. C. Beyersdorfer R. F. Bobofchak W. J. Bolger A. P. Bollens M. R. Booth D. D. Born J. E. Boulton, Jr. R. T. Bowman E. E. Brattain J. B. Bredt D. L. Brendle D. Brown E. W. Brown K. Brown R. E. Brown R. T. Brown D. H. Buck R. R. Butler C. E. Burford J. C. Callahan 46 FRESHMEN M. Cambeis T. L. Campbell R. L. Carnahan J. W. Carney L. E. Corr A. J. Catania J. F. Catlett R. E. Caudle N. D. Chetlin G. A. Chiaverini R. Cicerchi D. H. Claggett W. A. Clark F. J. Clawson J. B. Clemens V. Clemens G. R. Clowes F. S. Cochrane P. V. Coleman J. J. Craumer 47 FRESHMEN p. N. Crockett R. B. Crossett D. S. Dasovich C. C. Davis, Jr. D. Davis E. C. Davis W. C. Davis, Jr. H. H. Deem J. R. Deringer E. Dickenson D. P. Dooley R. C. Doolittle D. G. Dorencamp D. J. Dorocak C. M. Dorsett W. R. Dorsey W. B. Drayer, Jr. W. Dreesen A. S. Dugan, Jr. R. E. Dunlap 48 FRESHMEN A. C, Early, II D. F. Eichar D. L. Eicher D. R. Eppley K. F. Ertell, Jr. W, N. Ertle, Jr. J- H. Evans, Jr. T. Fabeck W. G. Failinger V. R. Favero R. Ferguson R. W. Figuly L. Finney R. C. Fisher M. Fitch R. J. Fithian J. R. Fogo R, E. Frasure S. H. Friedman A. Frisch 49 FRESHMEN M. Flaherty E. H. Frondorf J. Garcia D. L. Geldbach L. E. Gilbert Z. E. Glowacki H. C. Gore, Jr. G. Golden J. Gorden D. Grove G. G. Guist J. R. Hackney G. P. Haddle P. Hager W. C. Handlon D. D. Harlan R. G. Harmon G. E. Hartrpeyer G. R. Hawkins C. V. Helm 50 FRESHMEN L. G. Henry, Jr. D. Hrif R. W. Himilick B. Hixon W, W. Hoffman G. R. Holmes, Jr. P. G. Hughes N. E. Hurst W, R. Jahnke J. O. James O. C, Jeffrey J. A. Jenkins A. H. Jergel W. E. Johnson R. D. Johnston R. M. Jones J- J. Joyce E. J. Keleman B. Kollman H. W. Kennelty, Jr. 51 FRESHMEN D. W. Kissinger L. K. Kloss H. M. Knight M. A. Kobaly A. V. Korby R. Krumpack, Jr. J. Latkin J. G. Leifeld J. K. Lephart E. Loeser J. C. Laufman O. G. Lough D. B. Loveless W. B. Lucas F. R. Modden, Jr. R. H. L. Magoto J. E. Mohoney W. R. Marsh T. R. Marshall W. A. Martin 52 FRESHMEN E. K. Motto M. Meissner K. L. Meyer E. J. Miller W. T. Miller W. Miner, Jr. J. W, Mitchel J. A. Moiinoro J. Monteleone R. D. Moore W. R. Moore R. H. Morris J. F. Murphy S. Muryn L. A. McClain J. P. McCoul, Jr. A. Neumeister R. D. Ootney K. Palmer O. K, Porrett 53 FRESHMEN J. E. Parsons J. R. Peat S. Levet E. Perez S. Pernetas C. W. Perryman R. F. Peters R. M. Peters R. Peters G. D. Phillips A. D. Plough J. D. Pratt G. E. Paulson R. A. Prestier R. C. Price, Jr. W. C. Pritchard D. Pushkarow J. Quen H. F. Roder M. Randolph 54 FRESHMEN D. Raymond J. S. Reardon G. J. Reiling, Jr. M. Risberg 1 9 J. K. Roberts J. L. Roberts S. R. Robinson 7 . E. Rogers I hlKr E. Rohlf P ' ' m R. A. Ross j Bffi l N 1 T. S. Salata W. R. Samuels, Jr A. J. Sanker G. D. Scheel W. Schoener, Jr. J. R. Schrencongost W. Schroth R. J. Schubert M. H. Selekman W. K. Selvig 55 FRESHMEN M. J. Simon B. D. Sisler J. R. Shepard, Jr. L. N. Short, Jr. L. Slobodkin J Slovik H. L. Smith W. R. Smith M. Snyder C. M. Spoulding E. F. Spurlock M. Stocko D. H. Stonsbery C. A. Stengel R. W. Stephens C. M. Stewart, Jr. J. P. Stewart L. E. Stitt R. L. Stultz, Jr. G. D. Sudac 56 FRESHMEN C. A. Terry D. N. Thompson E. M. ThwQite C. H. Toprani J. E. Trobits H. J. Trefzger W. A. Trent T. W. Truslow B. Unger O. U. Vandelinde, Jr. J. Vontol G. L. Vickers B. Vido G. C. Vonbargen J. W. Wolters A. J. Wasko R. H. Watts M. Weinrich A. W. Wells D. B. Wenzel 57 FRESHMEN D. L, Weston L. L. Wharton R. M. Whitaker R. W. White E. E. Wick J. R. Williams J. 1. Wilson R. T. Witwicki J. A. Wolfe R. A. Wolschlog P. M. Young W. B. Young W. B. Yount P. Zephyr H. Zettler J. Zilka, Jr. L. N. Zimmer 58 Founded at Lombard College, April 17, 1893 57 college chapters 60 alumnae chapters 5 alumnae clubs Colors: light and dark blue and gold Flower; pink Kilarney rose Badge: quill ■ 1 1 1 H E '  ' Ul Bk| Wj . flfcj -: ' - H JilV WKl:k Aii ' . ,■ -... y 59 60 ' ' I ' c tivd u ' A beautiful moonlight night . . . Bright stars and the luscious smell of flowers. ' He closes his eyes as the soft words flow from his lips . . . ' Honey, did you buy a Student Union Card? 63 Officers: ALPHA XI DELTA President — Betty Foley Vice President — Elaine Landgrebe Recording Secretary — Marilyn Wough Treasurer — Ruth Wagner Corresponding Secretary — Genie Grimshaw . . . Rose Formal complete with picket fence and trellis . . . famous last words — Who ' ll make a 4th for bridge! ' . . . chapter ' s trip to Wheeling . . . Scholarship cup for two straight semesters . . . Wheel- ing alumnae tea . . . All righty . . . Sun. nite picnics . . . Sig serenaders . . . Randolph Macon spree . . . feeds every night . . . Mamma . . . entertaining the Longley ' s and Peiffer ' s . . . FIRST ROW: Eugenia Grimshaw, Estlner McCandless, Elaine Landgrebe, Charlotte Gay, La ' Reva Loncoster SECOND ROW: Marilyn Waugh, Patricia Waugh, Mrs. Nine (house mother), Janet Flint, Esther McCracken, Betty Shaffer THIRD ROW: Martha Opie, Margaret Conors, Polly Williams, Betty Foley, Shirley Hum- phrey, Joan Wilson, Ruth Wagner, Betty Dickinson 64 KAPPA DELTA Officers: President — Shirley Skilton Vice President — Betty Ann Reske Secretary — Nancy Whitehead Treasurer — Nancy Tomasek . . . hanging their bonnets at the Beta House . , . reception at the house after the Thomas-Murphy wedding , . . formal banquet with dates . . . Lee Fiess and Beverly Barnes recitals . . . revising popular songs . . . farewell breakfast for seniors at Reservoir Hill . . Katie Rose gets initiated . . . awe-inspiring Navy serenade . . . conference at Penn State . . . surprise birthday party for Miss Metzner . . , KD bridge as popular as ever . . . FIRST ROW: Barbara Rose, Betty Ann Reske, Shirley Ski.ton, Louise Truxel SECOND ROW; Nancy Tomasek, Nancy Cowen, Shirley Mason, Anne Brown THIRD ROW: Beverly Barnes, Jeanne Jordon, Beverly Mikels, Robin Goss, Marjorie Cambies, Evelyn Jones 65 •0,  Founded at Virginia State Teaclners College, October 23, 1897 70 college chapters 1 1 5 alumnae groups Colors: olive green and pearl white Flower: white rose Badge: diamond shaped, displaying gold dagger, and the letters KD I •■«« 66 Officers: PHI MU President — Annabelle Todd Vice President — Pat Ball Secretary — Mary Buccieri Treasurer — Olga Karp . . . Mother ' s Day . . . Senior picnic on Reservoir Hill . . . pledges entertain with radio script . . . gay times in the old Phi Tau House . . . serenading patronesses in a terrific downpour . . . Wheeling Steelmakers down for formal at Sig House for pledges . . . corn roasts . , , Mrs. Trombley ' s Saturday night rolls . . . weiner roast at the fish pond . . . FIRST ROW; Ruth Judy, Olga Karp, Betty Lou Baker, Mary Buccien, SECOND ROW; Pat Ball, June Golm, Mrs. Magee (house mother), Martho May Bright, Mary Stuart, Marjorie Teoter THIRD ROW; Betty Harries, Annabelle Todd, Mary Stocko, Pat Fagan, Dons Saeltzer, Betty Bonnen 67 Founded at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, January 4, 1 852 60 college chapters I 02 alumnae groups Colors; Rose ond white Flower: enchantress carnation Badge: oddly shaped shield of gold overlaid with a black shield bearing two bands, three stars, a hand clasping a heart, and the Greek letters PM ...-JUe 68 ZETA TAU ALPHA Officers: President — Jane McMullen Vice President — Virginia Perry Secretary — Marion Burns Treasurer — Phyllis Miles Historian — Kitty Jones . . , the Stardust formal with the Castle Song motif . . . buffet picnic for alumnae . . . Morybelle ' s steak dinner by candle light , , Saturday night feeds . . . the spacious Point Breeze mansion . . . the ZTA bus . . . traditional initiates ' party . . . dancing on the front porch . . . Rye ' s and Betty Lee ' s frat pins , . . FIRST ROW: Jean Rylander, Phyllis Miles, Betty Lee Pardew, Thamar Benson SECOND ROW: Sara Germon, Marion Burns, Virginia Perry, Virginia Joseph, Jane McMullen THIRD ROW: Mary Belle Carmen (house mother), Mary Snyder, Dorothy Pushkarow, Mary Josephine Gordon, Carolyn Harvey, Ruth Rebholz, Kathryn Jones LAST ROW: Evelyn Bryan, Margaret Ann Chombers, Gladys Brooks 69 Founded at Virginia State Normal School, October 15, 1899 63 college chapters 106 alumnae groups Colors: steel gray and turquois blue Flower; white violet Bodge: shield of block enamel super- imposed on shield of gold. Black shield bears five pointed crown and letters ZTA f gd 70 THE INN ' THE HIVE 71 BETA THETA PI . . . Psi reorganizes after a year ' s inactivity . . . Five new pledges . . . Chapter House now harboring Kappa Deltas . . . Betas are scattered but meeting hall is in the old post office . . . lots of interior decorating and floor sanding . . . Memories of Dawn Dance may come true in near future . . . Cats just left to be sworn in . . . the Navy . . . Colors: Pink and light blue Flower: pink rose Symbol: Dragon Publication: THE BETA THETA PI Officers: President — Charles Van Camp Vice President — Anders Evers Treasurer — Edwin Resler Recording Secretary — Anders Evers Actives: Charles Von Camp Anders Evers Edwin Resler Pledges: James Clark Donald Fannin Robert Ferguson George Hawkins Leonard Stitt FIRST ROW: Clark, Evers, Van Camp, Resler SECOND ROW: Ferguson, Hawkins, Stitt, Fannin 72 KAPPA ALPHA • Beta Beta Chapter . . . inactive for a year but began anew last June . . . Rebel Chapters . . . six actives and ten pledges . . . BETHANY LOG staff occupying chapter room . . , rumor of an Alpha Xi-Kappa Alpha dance , . . hell-week reversed Colors: Crimson and Gold Flower: Magnolia and Red Rose Symbol: The KA Shield Publication: K. A. Journal Officers: President — J. Donald Young Vice President — Julian Myers Secretary-Treasurer — Julian Myers Actives: Bennett Lewis Fritz Frey Julian Myers J. Donald Young Walter Ertle Charles Terry David Benedict Gene Golden Bob Watkins Bob Price Frank Cochrane R. B, Smith Pledges: James Roberts Leo Short Ray Birchard William Smith FIRST ROW; Watkins, Benedict, Short SECOND ROW: Myers, Terry, Young, Lewis, Ertle THIRD ROW: Price, Cochrane, Smith, W. R., Golden, Birchard, Smith, R. B. Frey 73 SIGMA NU Epsilon Chapter . . . occupying a six room suite over the post office . . . girls using their chapter house for dorm . . . thirty-three pledged and twenty-six initiated since Navy hit Bethany . . . Spring Formal and annual Bowery Brawl . . . Chicken din- ner and trimmings before the dance . . . Saturday night in- formal affairs . . . Colors: Black, white, and gold Flower: White Rose Symbol: Serpent Publication: The DELTA Officers: Commander — John Padden Lt. Commander — Donald Schaffer Recording-Secretary — David Echols Treasurer — Irving Phillips Actives: John Padden Malcolm Day Donald Schaffer Irving Phillips Art Wells Dave Echols Dave Davis Frank Reusche Malcolm Fitch Rudy Hofer Pledges: Andy Korby Clarence Gibbs Bill Dorsey Bud Henry Tom Marshall Howard Zettler John Bennett Kenny Thompson Clifton Ferryman Bill Handlan Lee Gilbert FIRST ROW: Davis, Fitch, Zettler, Thompson SECOND ROW: Padden, Schaffer, Korby, Echols THIRD ROW: Hofer, Phillips, Reusche, Bennett, Henry, Day 74 ALPHA PSI OMEGA FIRST ROW: Myers, Tomasek, Jordon, Reske, Young SECOND ROW: Flint, Chapman, Skilton, Crockett, Miss Foster, Risdel, Monczynski, Alexander, Hutchinson Officers: Director — Jeanne Jordon Stage Manager — Betty Ann Resl e Faculty Adviser: — Miss Foster . . . National honorary dramatic fra- ternity . . . membership through the fulfillment of national requirements . . . interest in theatre work is neces- sary . . . meetings held every other week except during play production time . . . all dramatic enterprises un- der Alpha Psi ' s wing — Berkeley Square (except casting and costuming): Man Who Came to Dinner reorgan- ized Bethespian Club . . informal picnic for Chuck Bell ... Scene from Berkeley Square ' Act. II - Scene I 75 STUDENT BOARD OF GOVERNORS Officers: President — J. Donald Young Vice President — Walter Ertle Secretary — Ruth Wagner Treasurer — LeRoy Hall . . . the student governing body . . . get together on the first and third Wednesdays or whenever there ' s mon- ey to be allotted . . . student union cards — those little blue-green slips of cardboard , . . this year ' s major ap- propriation went for the BETHANY LOG . . . supervise publications and sports . . . FIRST ROW: Ertle, Foley, Young, Wagner, Hall SECOND ROW: Dickinson, Skilton, Wilson, Humphrey THIRD ROW: Kissinger, Cohen, Gibson, Eskey, Mellon, Reusche o n FIRST ROW: Shoffer, Galm, Germon SECOND ROW: Chapman, Teater, Barnes, McCandless, Whetstone ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS Officers: President — June Galm ice President — Esther McCandless Recording Secretary — Beverly Barnes Faculty Adviser — Miss Carrigan . . . Women ' s governing board . . . legislate every Monday at 5:00 . . . responsible for assigned seating lists . . . three black marks and you ' re campused! ! ! . . . scholarship dinner each grading period . . . booklets for the Freshies . . . required to look in- telligent . . . AWS . . . 76 STUDENT GUIDES Officers: Chairman — Dorothy Bright Secretary — Betty Woodhouse Faculty Adviser — Miss Hoagland . . . assist Freshman counsellors with their counselees . . . meet twice a month in Miss Hoagland ' s apartment . . . help Freshman girls become ad- justed to college life . . . set exam- ples . . . indulged in one picnic . . . FIRST ROW: Rylander, Skilton, Bright, Wuodhoube SECOND ROW: Tomasek, Cowen, Grimshaw, Reske, Wogner, Landgrebe, Btirns FIRST ROW: Joseph, Foley, Skilton, Todd SECOND ROW: Reske, Rylander, Lancaster, Wagner, Galm PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Officers: President — Shirley Skilton Vice President — Annabelle Todd Secretary — Betty Foley Treasurer — Virginia Joseph . . . council organized to unify inter- ests of fraternity and non-fraternity women . . . meets every other Thurs- day . . . regulates rush weeks . . . revised constitution and brought amendments up to date . . . officers determined by a rotating process . . . entertains national representatives . . . sets up rushing regulations . . . squelches sorority ri valry . . . 77 YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Officers: President — Jeanne Jordon Vice President — Nancy Cowen Secretary — Sakaye Ishino Treasurer — Kathryn Smith Faculty adviser — Miss Mahaffey . . . YW cabinet has meetings every Thursday afternoon . . . entire group has monthly programs . . . big pic- nic for Freshmen on Reservoir Hill . . . song fest . . . Sunday after- noon tea welcoming Miss Mahaffey bock from Mexico — candy store ' s lat- est candy and nuts . . . skit and mus- ical night . . . responsible for candy boxes in girls ' dorms . , YWCA FIRST ROW: Cowen, Ishino, Jordon, Miss Mahaffey, Kruse, Smith, Foley, Alexander SECOND ROW; Barnes, Chapman, McCondless, Bannen, Sobol, Tomosek, Risberg, Burns, Pernettas, Raymond, Teoter THIRD ROW: Mason, Rimko, Monczynski, Golm, Reske, Rogers, Hilf, Bryan, Todd FOURTH ROW: Hager, Jones 1- WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSICIATION FIRST ROW; Mikels, Miss Zbiec, Burns , Miss Benedict, Teater SECOND; Tomosek, Judy, Bryan, Hager, Chambers, Buccieri, Rose, Brooks, Pernettas, Garcia, Risberg Officers: President — Marion Burns Vice President — Pat Ball Secretary-Treasurer — Marjorie Teater Faculty Advisers — Miss Zbiec and Miss Benedict . . . get together the first Monday of every month . . . sponsor annual highschool play days . . . picnic with lots of chocolate bars . . . Bowling party with Miss Benedict setting the pins . . . splash party . . . have charge of the girl ' s intramural free- for-alls . . . W.A.A. 78 GAMMA SIGMA KAPPA Officers: President — June Galm Vice President — Betty Foley Secretary-treasurer — Evelyn Sobol Faculty Adviser — Professor McKenzie . . . honorary scholastic fraternity . . . members must have quality point rating of 2.25 for four consecutive se- mesters — never falling below a 2. dur- ing that time . . . meet approval of the Committee on Honors . . . get free copy of BETHANY YEARS . . . meetings whenever Prof. McKenzie gets the impulse. ... all Phi Beta Kappas on campus are members . . . FIRST ROW: McCandless, Foley, McKenzie, Galm, Sobol SECOND ROW; Stewort, Skilton, Steinberg, Cowon, Gons FIRST ROW: Hall, Golm, Joseph, Chapman, Frisch SECOND ROW: Loeser, Flaherty, Zettler, Weinrich, Slobodkin, Todd, Stein- berg INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Officers: President — Virginia Joseph Vice President — Barbara Chapman Secretary-Treasurer — Alan Frisch Faculty Adviser — Dr. Shaw . . , meeting on the first and third Thursdays . . . associated with the Carnegie International Relations Club of the Carnegie Institute . . . discus- sion of the Boundaries After the War . . . special book shelf in the library . . . Foreign Policy Planks and Poli- tical Parties . . . Post War Prob- lems . . . I. R. C. . . . 79 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Officers: President — Sylvia Lehrer Vice President — Betty Shaffer Secretary-Treasurer — Robin Goss Publicity — Carol Kruse, Ann Brown Faculty Adviser — Dr. Leitch . . . Organization meeting on April 27 . . . all members charter mem- bers . . . meetings the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 7:30 . . . only costs a quarter . . , discussion of Psychology and the War . . . Mrs. Syer reports . . . Estie Mc- Candless talks about her current maga- zine article ... all college movie — study of the individual differences of Johnny and Jimmy . . . hypnosis O fh o FIRST ROW; Goss, Kolson, Lehrer, Shaffer, Davis SECOND ROW: Williams, Todd, Judy, Bonnen, Teater, Mikels, Ishino FIRST ROW; Hutchinson, Prof. Green, Risberg, Harvey, Stevenson, D ' Aliberti SECOND ROW; Hall, Fitch, Phillips, Zettler, Buechley, Davis MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATIOM Officers: President — Frank Buechley Secretary — Alice Harvey Advisers — Mr. Stevenson and Profes- sor Green . , . meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday . . . quiet, peaceful meditators . . . have lots of group discussions . . . proud of their three new Freshman Coeds — Risberg, Pol- and Levet . . . big occasion of year is Ministerial Banquet . . . 80 FRENCH CLUB Ori ' icers: President — Evelyn Sabol Vice President — Marion Burns Secretary-Treasurer — Nancy Tomasek Faculty Adviser — Miss Mahaffey . . . that all famous Bastille Day din- ner in the Bethany House — flags, dec- orations, etc. . . . French Play and movie . . . Paris in the Spring — all college dance . . . practicing the Can-Can . . . FIRST ROW: Sabol, Prof. McKcnzie, Miss Mohoffey, Miss Woods, Weinrich SECOND ROW; Tomasek, Jordan, Williams, Teater, Stacko, Bannen, Ganz, Rimko, Repp, Burns SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Garcia, Miss Woods, Bannon, Perez, Sontiago SECOND ROW: Williams, Wilson, Gay, Weinrich, Ellis, Todd, Sabol Officers: President — Elsie Perez Vice President — Edna Santiago Secretary — Josephine Garcia Treasurer — Richard Bannon Faculty Adviser — Miss Woods . . . members get together at 7:30 the third Wednesday of each month . . . Spanish Fiesta — on corridor, complete with Mexican candy, flowers, and display table ... all meetings entirely in Spanish . . . Spanish Lit- erature, music, games, political situa- tions are discussion topics . . . club founded by Carlos Jarimillo, Peru, and Azalea Sanchez, Porta Rico . . . GERMAN CLUB Officers: President — Herman Steinberg Vice President — Dicl Jewell Secretary-Treasurer — Sylvia Lehrer Faculty Adviser — Professor McKenzie . . . meetings the last Thursday of the month at 7:30 . . . planning on a Thanksgiving party . . . radio play at Pendleton Heights . . . Mr. McKen- zie entertains with cake and records member ' s voices . . . Hot dogs on Reservoir Hill . . . Classic music evening . . . FIRST ROW: Stewart, Lehrer, Jones, Conners, Germon, Marron, Rimko SECOND ROW: Jewel, Slobodkin, Loeser, Schwab, Frisch, Zettler, Quen, Prof. McKenzie, Kammen, D ' Aliberti CHEMISTRY CLUB FIRST ROW: Gclm, Kruse, Prof. Bennet. Jones, Stewart SECOND ROW: Choson, Kammen, Jewel, Bonnon, D ' Aliberti, Steinberg, Reusche. Officers: President — Frank Reusche Secretary-Treasurer — Betty Jones Faculty Adviser — Dr. Bennett . . . founded in 1942 by Reusche and Steinberg . . . meets the first and third Wednesday . . . high-lite was Miss Sarver ' s Vitamin lecture . . . Chason and Scheer ' s presidential elec- tion campaign . . . mile long formu- las ,. . movies and lectures , . . famous Monte Carlo night . . . 82 BAND Dean Weimer ' s band . . . the clat- ter and turmoil they create every Mon- day and Friday at four o ' clock . . . Breaking Artie Goldstein in on the Bass drum . . . Riedel and his blasting trumpet . . . Kozokoff leading the band with a ball bat . . . Sunday evening concerts under the elms . . . War-horse Lustspiel, over and over . . . Will there or will there not be enough bass players . . . Those ' Hap- py Wednesdays ' when the band gets out of drill for special rehearsals . . . big trips to Oglebay ... Clarinets Kozokoff Echols Zephyr Turner Oatney Price Mellin Horns Payne Bright, D. Sisier Cornets Dorsey Golden Clowes Chambers Loeser Moore, W. Bowman Drums Thwoite Goldstein Bosses Smith, R. B. Moore Trombones Brown, W. Davis Riedel Weimer Duniap Bennet Podden Baritone Clemens Saxophones Swam Stocko Lewis Crockett Oboe Jones, B. CHOIR FIRST ROW — Prof. Carter, Miles, Baker, Snyder, Heinlein, Woodhouse SECOND ROW — Ott, Barnes, Finney, Reske, Cowan, Newmeister THIRD ROW — Fitch, Dunlop, Muryn, Myers, Ross, Bolger 83 . . . Late Kappa Deltas . . . Zelus move out en-masse leaving no choir practice . . . Wm. Byrd Pond, star tenor, who has rather a queer affinity for the baritone section . . . chapel program, first time a good many Beth- anians ever heard the choir . . . Worry and consternation over Prof. Carter ' s broken finger ... he has developed a unique four-finger left hand style, and we wonder if he will be able to resume the original five finger method . . , One hectic night under the direction of Julian Myers . . . BETHANY LOG STAFF . . . struggle for money . . . Buy Student Union Cards . . . appeal to SBOG — money . . . conference with printers — survey of photographers . . . advertising campaigns — numer- ous trips to Wheeling — one all day ex- cursion via Navy station wagon with Lt. Longley . . . staff room estab- lished in KA third-floor chapter room . . . assignments made and student pictures taken . . . Scout heckling platoon leaders for info . . . Opie driving everyone crazy hunting for can- did sorority shots . . . Bollins taking the prize for Wellsburg advertising . . . Doolittle covering the sports and doing some original photography . . . the editors at each others throats nightly — too much Navy material — too many civilian cuts . . . Orchids to Bob Williams for plenty of over time work on taking and developing pic- tures . . Watkins on the business end . . . staff working nightly until 1 2:00 typing, picture cropping, dummy layout, etc. . . . two batches of nega- tives ruined — too light , . . Smythe drawing lines and sleeping . . . Bene- dict running errands . . . Cochrane taking top honors for a neat advertis- ing dummy and doing OK with candid shots . . . Zeppo and Julian keeping L. to R. — Williams, Frey, Watkins, diet, Smith, Waugh Doolittle, Cochrane, Grimshaw, Bene- everyone awake . . . Coleman sur- prising everyone with a $25.00 ad . . . Claggett doing odd jobs . . . Cambeis helping with the typing . . . and last of all missing our deadline by five days . . . NAVY ORCHESTRA @ !@ $ (Rehearsals . . ) Out of that vale of cursing, swearing, blood, sweat and tears comes some of the most solid music ever to be heard on the banks of ye olde Buffalo . . . The Navy dance band is one good reason why our dances are so success- ful .. . Echol ' s sax solos . . . Dixie and his boogie . . . Davis (the Dor- sey of Bethany) and his trombone . . . Wouldn ' t be surprised if they turned into a name band someday . . . then we can say We knew them when! Saxes: Echols, Fisher, Kozokoff, Oat- ney Trumpets: Payne, Dorsey, Clowes Trombones: Davis, Brown Drums: Stewart Piano: Early 84 TELL STAFF . . . one page edition on the streets every Monday and Friday . . . con- fusion reigning from 2:00 to 6:00 in 33 . . . TELL staff dwindling . . . assignments posted . . . Peters full of ideas for pin-up gals and cartoons . . . Fritz and Smythe mimeograph- ing on Navy machine — three-fourths of the ink on them . . . Genis writing the features . . . Ayers chasing Mr. B and the Social Committee . . . blue, yellow, or orchid paper . . . Marty filling up space with Tattle- TELL, written during morning classes . . . the editor tearing hair at the 4:00 deadline when there ' s a shortage of copy . . . Mason dividing her time between Dr. Eliassen and stencil cut- ting . . . Carol always ready with lots of good stories . . . complaints from all sources, misspelled names, anony- mous letters . . . Clublicity when you can find it . . . mad scramble for copies, in spite of endless make-up difficulties . . . STANDING, Left to Right: V augh, Frey, Grimshaw SEATED, Left to Right: Mason, Peters, Kruse, Opie FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Ammon, Repp, Dr. Eliosson, Brooks, Bryon SECOND ROW: Goss, Burns, Teater, Chambers, Monczynski, Rimko, Kolson, Rogers, Tomasek Stacko, Officers: President — Gladys Brooks Vice President — Evelyn Bryan Secretary-Treasurer — Frances Repp Librarian — Emma Lou Ammon Faculty Adviser — Dr Eliassen . . . H. T. McKinney Chapter . . . meetings the first and third Wednes- days . . . trip to Steubenville to visit new high school . . . Education in Foreign Countries with exchange stu- dents participating . . . sponsored motion pictures . . . special effort to become a Victory Chapter — more members, more work! . . . Mrs. Syer and Lt. Peiffer, guest speakers . . . unique advertisements . . , FTA . . . y. -- A PLATOON ONE - COMPANY A FIRST ROW: Cohen, Pratt, Altemus, Deringer, Price, Poulson, Bisceglia, Rutherford, Frondorf, Sanker, Mundell, Joyce, Jones SECOND ROW; Solato, J. K. Roberts, Roder, W. Dorsey, Chetlin, Hoffman, Damrau, Ross, Kloss, Kissinger, Frey THIRD ROW; R. Buck, Simon, Sisler, Vickers, Friedman, Shepord, Hoddle, Scheel, Madden Kelemen Prestier Plough. MEN MISSING; Wotkins - ,- Platoon Leader Morris Cohen Number of men in platoon 37 Main Courses Deck and Air Corps Intramural Sports football, softball, basketball, volleyball, tennis, golf, horseshoes, ping-pong, swimming. States Represented Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Washington, D. C, Tennessee, Texas. Colleges Represented . . Univestity of Pittsburgh, Bethany, Westminster, University of Tennessee, University of West Virginia. Fraternities Represented Kappa Al- pha, Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Nu. Bate 1 1 ion Staff Rutherford Company Staff Frondorf, Bisceglia Football Watkins, Bisceglia, Poulson, Rader, Dorsey, Friedman, Scheel, Madden. Yearbook Staff Watkins, Frey, Sanker, Friedman. Tell Staff Frey, Friedman Fleet Men Mundell, Cohen, Ruther- ford. Band Price, Hoffman Drill Squad Altemus, Mundell Color Guard Rutherford, Mundell, Cohen. Navy Vespers Kloss Choir Ross Navy Smoker Pratt S.B.O.G Cohen, Frey, Kissinger i PLATOON TWO - COMPANY A i.i.i m m ■ ti ' Al ' ' j J iJ U ss i R.: FIRST ROW: Witt, Lehman, Helm, Henry, Hartley, White, Spurlock, Wosko, Marsh, Bolger, Bobofchak, Spauld- ing. Hall, Walters SECOND ROW; Hofer, Korby, Wick, Krumpack, Bowmon, Boulton, Matto, Latorre, Born, Booth, McMahon THIRD ROW: Brown, Young, Martin, Brattain, Bredt, Link, Wilson, Brown, Loufmon, Brown, Magoto Platoon Leader C. Harold Witt Number of men in platoon 37 Main Courses Deck, Air Corps, En- gineering Intramural Sports Soft-Ball, football, volleyball, basketball, tennis, horse- shoes, ping-pong, swimming. States Represented Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, New Jersey, Virginia. Colleges Represented Waynesburg, Bethany, Carnegie Tech, Harvard, Ohio State, Pennsylvania Military College, University of Richmond, St. Vincent. Fraternities Represented Delta Tau Delta , Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Nu. Company Staff _ . .Hartley Football Latorre, Witt, Korby, Young, Laufman, White, Wick, D. Brown. Fleet Men Witt Band Bowman Drill Squad - -Wasko, Walters, Marsh, Matto. Navy Vespers Hall Choir Hall, Bolger Color Guard Witt, Hofer 88 A PLATOON THREE - COMPANY A -■):vf- • ' ■• FIRST ROW: Patterson, Plazok, Pandak, Miller, Pond, Carnohon, Callohon, Buck, Corr, Zilko, Cotlett, Caver, Short SECOND ROW: Rinetti, Hurst, Johnson, Ruckman, Campbell, Riedel, Candle, Johnson, Leifeld, Knight, Miller THIRD ROW: Myer, Jeffries, Toproni, Thwaite, Van Tol, Stitt, Sudac, Loveless, McLain, Lowe, Trabits, Mahoney Platoon Leader Patterson Number of men in platoon 39 Main Courses Deck, Air Corps Intramural Sports basketball, foot- ball, golf, horseshoes, ping-pong, Softball, swimming, tennis, volley- ball. States Represented Delawore, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia. Colleges Represented Allegheny, Bethany, Pitt, West Libertv Fraternities Represented Alpha Chi Rho, Beta Theta Pi, Kappa Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Chi. Batallion Staff Rinetti Football Bossett, Campbell, Miller, Plazak, Pond, Ruckman, Short. Band _ _ Reidel, Thwoite Drill Squad Pond Choir . ' . Bassett Navy Smoker Lephart 89 p. PLATOON ONE - COMPANY B L ■ Jr. -P . ' i. . , .r -I. , - ' ' -c FIRST ROW: Birchord, Wojcik, Jenkins, Moore, Day, Miner, Truslow, Ootney, Wolfe, Morris, Cicerchi, Mitchell SECOND ROW; Foilinger, Lucas, Kennelty, Porrett, Parsons, Ayers, Phillips, Bennett, Williams THIRD ROW: Brendel, Clemens, Bagosi, Stewart, Butler, Stultz, Claggett, Stansbury, Chiaverini, Bollens Platoon Leader Birchard Number of men in platoon 36 Main Courses Air Corps Intramural Sports basketball, foot- ball, horseshoes, golf, ping-pong, Softball, swimming, tennis, volley- ball. States Represented Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, New York, District of Columbia. Colleges Represented Alliance Tech, Bethany, Carnegie Tech, Ohio State, St. Vincent. Fraternities Represented Delta Tau Delta, Kappa Alpha, Phi Delta Theta. Honoraries Represented Phi Beta Kappa Football . Bagosi, Birchard, Bollens, Butler, Jenkins. Yearbook Staff Bollens, Claggett, Stultz, Williams Tell Staff Jenkins Band -Bennett, Clemens, R. D. Moore, W. R. Moore. Drill Squad Bannon Navy Smoker Bollens, Butler, Parrett 90 r PLATOON TWO - COMPANY B •iSmmm. 4 ' -VP.: ' fj n Pl ' Pi PP i ' 1 ;f t: • - i r .1 g i ' ' ■ szszr FIRST ROW: Mocha, Cochrane, Dasovlch, Yount, C. M. Stewart, Craumer, Clawson, Coleman, Catania, Evans SECOND ROW: Gordon, Eppley, Deem, Dorencamp, Dooley, Figuly, Dorocak, Nicely, D. Dorsey, Doolittle THIRD ROW: Crockett, Eicher, Dunlop, Fisher, Eorley, Glowocki, Dorsett, James, E. Davis, Drayer ABSFNT: Carney, Crossett Platoon Leader Ray Gordon Number of men in platoon 32 Main Courses Air Corps Intramural Sports . football, Softball, volleyball, basketball, tennis, ping- ping, horseshoes, swimming. States Represented Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Georgia, Dis- trict of Columbia, Florida. Colleges Represented Pitt, George- town, West Virginia University, North Carolina State. Fraternities Represented Kappa Al- pha, Sigma Chi. Football Mocha, Clawson, Crossett, Yount, Carney, Doolittle. Yearbook Staff Doolittle, Coleman, Cochrane Band Dunlap, Fisher, Crockett, Dorsey. Navy Dance Band Early, Dorsey, Fisher. Color Guard Craumer S.B.O.G. Early Drill Squad Cochrane, Nicely Navy Vespers E. Davis Choir Dunlap Navy Smoker Yount 91 r% PLATOON THREE - COMPANY B wWi UV ' FIRST ROW: Schaffer, Mellin, Lescoe, Echols, W. J. Brown, Lohr, Payne, W. Stephens, Booher, Goldstein, Wen- zel, Lewis SECOND ROW; R. Smith, Wharton, Weston, VonCamp, Turner, Sanders, Wolschlag, Freas, Witwicki, Witaker, Evers, Vido THIRD ROW: Gibson, R. Stephens, Kozokoff, Agraphiotis, Schoener, Watts, Von Bargen, Schreiber, C. Davis, Swain MEN ABSENT: Knezevich, Eskey Platoon Leader Don Schaffer Number of men in platoon _ 33 Main Courses Air Corps, Deck, Pre- Dentistry, Pre-Medical. intramural Sports basketball, foot- ball, golf, horseshoes, ping-pong, Softball, swimming, tennis, volley- ball. States Represented — California, Ken- tucky, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virgin- ia, West Virginia, District of Col- umbia. Colleges Represented _- Allegheny, Austin Peay State, Bethany, Carne- gie Tech, Indiana University, Ohio State, Pitt, Rice Institute, San Fran- cisco, San Mateo,, University of Ten- nessee, University of South Caro- lina, University of Wisconsin, Ursin- us, Wake Forest, Westminster. Fraternities Represented Alpha Sig- ma Theta, Beta Theta Pi, Kappa Alpha, Kappa Sigma, Pi Lambda Pi, Sigma Nu, Phi Delta Theta. Honoraries Represented Alpha Kap- pa Alpha, Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Upsilon Omega, Gamma Sigma Kap- pa, Omicron Delta Kappa. Batallion Staff Knezevich Company Staff Freas, Schreiber, Won Camp. Football Agraphiotis, Echols, Schaf- fer, Schoener, Van Camp, Wharton. Year Book Staff Evers, Smith Tell Staff Smith Fleet Men Brown, Echols, Gibson, Smith, Stephens, Turner. Band..-. Brown, Echols, Goldstein, Kozo- koff, Lewis, Mellin, Payne, Smith, Swain, Turner. Navy Dance Band.. Brown, Echols, Kozokoff, Payne, Swain. Color Guard.. Agraphiotis, Van Camp S.B.O.G. -Eskey, Gibson, Mellin, Payne Choir .. Mellin Navy Smoker. Gibson Social Committee Freas, Schreiber B-3 at present holds the intramural Sports Trophy 92 n - n PLATOON ONE - COMPANY C FIRST ROW: Selekman, Silber, Robinson, Schroth, Ertell, Fithian, Young, Harlan, Hackney, Kobaly, Peters SECOND ROW: Burford, Hortmeyer, Geldboch, R. Brown, Smith, Selvig, W. Brown, Frasure, Fogo THIRD ROW: Schrecongost, Gilbert, Rumbough, Campbell, D. Clork, Murphy, W. Clark, Monteleone, Guist, Slovik, Fabeck Platoon Leader Schrecongost Number of men in platoon 31 Main Courses Air Corps, Deck Intramural Sports basketball, foot- ball, golf, horseshoes, ping-pong, Softball, swimming, tennis, volley- ball. States Represented Ohio, Pennsyl- vania, West Virginia. Colleges Represented Citadel, In- diana State, Muskingum, West Lib- erty. Fraternities Represented Sigma Nu, Delta Tau Delta. Company Staff R. E. Brown, Schroth Football Clark, Fabek, Robinson, Schrecongost. Drill Squad Hackney, Peters Choir Fithian Navy Smoker Harlan 93 n j n PLATOON TWO - COMPANY C 1 1 FIRST ROW: Peat, Hughes, Clowes, Handlan, Pritchard, Davis, Trefzger, Harmon, Randolph, Samuels, Owen, Nicklas SECOND ROW: Eicher, Reiling, Hawkins, Davis, Himelick, Holmes, Resler, Reed, Fovero, Dugan THIRD ROW; Kirkpatrick, Andress, Ondrechan, Arter, Baileys, Roberts , Tochovsky, Ashby, Dreesen, Gore Platoon Leader Nicklas Number of men in platoon 33 Main Courses Chaplain, Deck, Air Corps. Intramural Sports _. Basketball, foot- ball, golf, horseshoes, ping-pong, tennis, Softball, swimming, volley- ball. Colleges Represented Bethany, Car- negie Tech, Geneva, Knox, Pitt, Salem, Westminster. Fraternities Represented Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Company Staff Owen Football J. Clark, Dreesen, Eicher Kirkpartick,, Owen, Resler. Tell Staff Nicklas Bond Clowes, Davis Navy Dance Bond Clowes, Davis S.B.O.G. Nicklas Drill Squad Arter, Peat, Reed Navy Vespers _ L. Davis Navy Smoker Nicklas 94, Ji 1 PLATOON THREE - COMPANY C l Y ; ¥ r %) ;« J ' l £% h % : ? FIRST ROW; C. Stewart, Alderman, Reordon, Muryn, Smith, Bachman, Jergel, Aitken, Jahnke, Morshail SECOND ROW: Boileys, D. Thompson, Barrington, Peters, McCall, Vandelinde, K. Thompson, Beal THIRD ROW: Lotkin, Beyersdorfer, Trent, Mehalick, Bell, Zimmer, Vorrati, Beathard, Stengel, Terry, Orr ABSENT: Bauer Platoon Leader Mo rsha 1 1 Number of men in platoon 31 Main Courses Air Corps Intramural Sports basketball, foot- ball, golf, horseshoes, ping-pong, Softball, swimming, tennis, volley- ball. States Represented Ohio, Pennsyl- vania, West Virginia, District of Columbia. Colleges Represented Franklin and Marshall, Geneva, Pitt, P. M. C. Fraternities Represented Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu, Kappa Alpha. Footba 1 1 Ma i shu 1 1 Year Book Staff Peters Tell Staff Peters Fleet Men Gibbs Navy Dance Band Stewart Color Guard Gibbs, Orr S.B.O.G. Gibbs, Orr Drill Squod Bachman, Bauer, Beyers- dorfer, Jahnke, Jergel, Latkin, Mc- Call. Choir Muryn Navy Smoker Mehalick, Peters 95 w, yetls anJi 97 SPORTS - - INTRAMURAL - - The war this year has been both beneficial and detrimental as far as sports at Bethany are concerned. Beneficial in the sense than many athletic minded boys were brought to the college by the V- 1 2 Program, and also because physical fitness is being stressed in all V- 1 2 colleges; detrimental due to the transportation shortage and the inability to obtain necessary equipment. Intramural sports have been played practically the year around start- ing out with volley ball and swimming, and terminating with football, soft- ball and basketball. The summer ' s offerings were golf, horse shoes, tennis, Softball and football. Platoon B-3 took possession of the intramural cup at the close of the third semester with 568 points with A- 1 running second with 455 points. So far this semester A- 1 is leading the field for possession of the cup. To have this trophy has been the hope and aspiration of every platoon since the beginning of intramural sports. Softball in the latter part of the season turned out to be the most popular sport with many participating and even more spectating. The high light of the season was the game between A- 1 and the Faculty as both teams were fighting for the championship. The Faculty, as usual, dominated the field and emerged victors with the count of 4-1. Chief Max was the winning pitcher and he also followed through with two impressive hits. Tennis in Bethany this last semester enjoyed a fairly active season. There was a good deal of individual play and the tournament conducted by the Physical Education Department was greeted with much enthusiasm. There were 32 entrants in the singles and 16 teams in the doubles. The singles was completely dominated by Dave Brown. He met little opposition, sweeping through to the finals where he defeated Hofer. The doubles crown was captured by the same Dave Brown and Rudy F ofer who defeated Eskey and Schreiber in the finals. These results gave A-2 first place in both doubles and singles. CLANG, another ringer. Some mighty fine contests were put on in the horse shoe pits by Burford, Chief Max and Skidmore. Burford easily won the single ' s championship while Max and Skidmore defeated Burford and Fithian in the double ' s playoff. In the third semester Burford and Doolittle were victorious in nine straight contests — defeating all eight platoons and the Faculty. 98 Softball — Back row: L. to R. — Altemus, Chetlin, Roder, Buck, Cohen, Hoffman, and Poulson Front row: Prestier, Damrau, Madden, Dorsey, Jones, Frondorf, and Plough Tennis — Brown and Hofer Horseshoes — Max, Skidmore, and Burford 99 mm . ,v. jmiip Pllp :-  «Wg rf! )i5flr; Fv K? ? FOOTBALL Football is now in season for both inter-platoon competition and the varsity. The inter-platoon competition is strong and the ruggedness of these tag football games is shown by the many minor casualties. Varsity boll is well along in the practice season and the opening game is to be played September 30th against Dennison U, at Dennison. Perhaps the game most looked forward to is the Pitt game, October 7th, at Pitt, where the Bison will try to avenge the defeat it suff ered last year at the hands of the Panthers. This promises to be one of the best games ever played between a large and small school. There are about 86 boys out for varsity ball and for once Coach Knight has a wealth of material to choose from. No definite first string has yet been picked, but at present it looks as if Bethany will have two or three first string elevens. Coach Knight is well pleased with the outlook of the coming season and we sincerely hope Bethany ' s Old man of football will be able to look back on this season ' s record with pride. ••• • -i P •? ra I. «ii HL J 101 Roster of Bethany College Students (Navy and Civilian) Agrophiotis, Arthur, 316 Coltort Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Aitkin, Jack, 402 Beechurst Ave., Morgantown, W. Va. Alderman, John M., 1059 Indiana Ave., Fairmont, W.Vo. Alexander, Jeanne, Box 42), Tur le Creek, Pa. Altemus, Braden, 811 Vickroy Ave., Johnstown, Pa. Ammon, Emma Lou, 4 America Ave., Wheeling, W. Vo. Andress, Frank J., 625 Crown S ., Cincinna ' -i, Onio. Armstrong, Gordon, 1020 Ross Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa. Arter, David, Wellsville Road, Lisbon, O. ' io Ashby, Donald, 1811 Coventry Road, Columbus, Ohio Ayers, Richard, 2725 North 23rd Rood, Arlington, Va. Bachman, John, 178 Orchard Lane, Columbus, Onio Bagosi, Joseph, 304 Jttterson Ave., Ellwood City, Pa. Baileys, Donald, Route 4, Eiizcbsth, W. Va. Baker, Betty Lou, 906 North Hickory S ., Scottdo ' e, Pa. Ball, Patricia, 633 Mom St., Wheeling, W. Va. Bannen, Elizabeth, 223 Isabeile St., Oakmont, Pa. Bannon, Richard, 47 McMunn Ave., Pittsburgh 5, Po. Barnes, Beverly, 2118 Commerce St., Welisburg, W. Vo. Barrington, Rodney, 822 East Elm St., Lima, Ohio Bassett, Harry, 521 1 Keystone S ., Pit ' sburgn, Pa. Bauer, James, Beechwood Blvd., Ellwood City, Pa. Beal, Chester, 72 Evergreen Drive Independence, Ohio Beathard, Maurice, 172 Washington Ave., London, Ohio Bell, Ross, 29 Morrison Ave., Morgantown, W. Vo. Benedict, David, 614 Marshall St., McMechen, W. Va. Bennett, John, Mather, Pa. Benson, Thamar, 7th S ., New Kensington, Pa. Beyersdorfer, 3418 Bishop S ., Cincinnati, Ohio Birchord, Raymond, R.F.D. 3, Cambridge Springs, Pa. Bisceglio, Charles, 10 Conneguessing Terrace, Ellwood City, Pa. Bobofchak, Raymond, 3423 Wes 119 St., Clevelond, O. Bolger, William, 51 1 Mople Lone, Sewicklev, Pa. Bollens, Alfred, 232 N. Fairmont Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Booher, David, Tren+on, Kentucky Booth, Max, Edon, Ohio Born, Donald, R.F.D. 1, Reedsville, W. Va. Boulton, James, 2715 Merrimoc Blvd., Toledo, Ohio Bowman, Robert, 513 S. Sandusky Ave., Upper San- dusky, Ohio Brattain, Edwin, 5979 Monroe St., Sylvonio, Ohio Bredt, 19291 Battersea, Rocky River, Ohio Brendle, Dorsey, R.F.D. 7, Box 411, Johnstown, Pa. Brendlin, Velma, 3704 Bowne St., Flushing, N. Y. Bright, Dorothy, 1 56 1 1 Walden Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Bright, Martha May, Verona Road, Verona, Pa. Brooks, Gladys, 602 Edna St., Connellsville, Pa. Brown, Anne, 762 Lebannon Ave., Mt, Lebannon, Po. Brown, David, 2107 Calumet, Toledo, Ohio Brown, Edward, R.F.D. 1, Box 715, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Brown, Kenneth, 24 1 E. Blake Ave., Columbus, O. Brown, Richard, 1706 Virginia St., E., Charleston 1, W. Vo. Brown, Robert, Box 202, Romney, W. Va. Brown, Warren, R.F.D. 4, Pottstown, Pa. Bryan, Evelyn, 804 Market St., Toronto, Ohio Buccieri, Mary, 900 Brookline Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Buck, Donald, 40 Lounez Ave., Elm Grove, W. Vo. Buck, Rudolph, 3002 Walnut St., McKeesport, Pa. Buechley, Frank, R.F.D. 3, Box 541, Johnstown, Pa. Burford, Cecil, R.F.D. 1, Poca, W. Va. Burns, Marion, 24 DeKolb St., Tonawando, N. Y. Butler, Robert, 1217 Collis St., Charleston, W. Va. Collohon, James, 93 Williamson St., Younqstown, Ohio Cambeis, Morjorie, 246 Battery Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Campbell, Frederick, 129 Fourth St., McDonald, Pa. Campbell, Thomas, 46 Highland Ave., Shadvside. Ohio Carnahan, Robert, 301 S. Huron, St., Wheelina, W. Va. Carney, James, 1031 Leishman Ave.. New Kensington, Pa. Corr, Lloyd, R.F.D. 1, Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Catania, Alexander, 171 Thomas St., Monongah, W. Va. Catlett, John, Box 294, Romney, W, Va. Caudle, Ralph, Box 1 14, Anowolt, W. Vo. Caver, John, Box 1200, Wheeling, W. Va. Chambers, Margaret Ann, 1030 Main St., Welisburg, W. Va. Chapman, Barbara, 605 Freeport Rood, New Kensing- ton, Pa. Chason, Alvin, 1237 Woodycrest Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Chetlin, Norman, 532 Grandview Ave,, E. Pittsburgh, Pa. Chioverini, Giovanni, 620 Ohio St., Midland, Pa, Licerchi, Robert, 3271 W. 32 St., Cleveland, Ohio Cloggett, Donald, 27 Lonsdale Ave., Dayton, Ohio Clarl ' ., Dwone, 225 Locust St., Meadville, Po. Clark, James, 19 Oakmont Rood, Wheeling, W. Vo. Clowson, Frederic, R.F.D. 2, Punxsutawnev, Po. Clemens, James, 124 Vincennes Ave., Oakdale, Po. Clemens, Virginia, 1244 Biltmore Ave., Dormont, Pitts- burgh, Pa. Clowes, Gzorge, Brent Road, Ingowar, Pa. Cochrane, Frank, 1921 Massey Circle, South Charles- ton, W. Vo. Cohen, Morris, 201 1-B 38th St., S.E., Washington, D. C. Coleman, Paul, 26 Raymond Ave., Shelby, Ohio Coners, Margaret, 40 Oakland Ave., Wheeling, W. Va. Cowen, Nancy, 3833 Highland Ave., Shodyside, Ohio Croumer, Jean J., 534 Vineland Rood, Bay Village, Ohio Crocket;-, Peter, 219 Second St., California, Pa. Crossett, Richard, 3607 Principio Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio D ' Aliberti, Alfred, 1318 Pork St., Steubenville, Ohio. Damrou, Edward, 1277 Milton Ave., Swissvale, Pa. Dasovich, Daniel, Box 63, Amherstdole, W. Va. Davidson, Morjorie, 347 E. Liberty St., Girard, Ohio Davis, Charles, R.F.D. 2, Applegate Rd., Youngstown, 0. Davis, David, 213 South Wayne St., St. Marys, Ohio Davis, Elmer, 705 W. 3rd St., Delphos, Ohio Davis, Leiand, Jackson Center, Ohio Davis, Walter, 222 Worth St., Johnstown, Po. Day, Malcolm, 123 61st St., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Deem, Howard, Route 1, Slate, W. Va. Deringer, John, 417 West 9th Ave., Tarentum, Po. Dickinson, Elizabeth, 375 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. Dooley, Daniel, 31 1 Mom St., Sharonville, Ohio Doolittle, Robert, R.F.D. 2, Reedy, W. Va. Dorencamp, Donald, 518 Maple St., East Pittsburgh, Pa. Dorocak, Donald, 4416 Sockett Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Corsett, Charles, Minden, W. Va. Dorsey, Daniel, 3 Hobart St., Welch, W. Va. Dorsey, William, 6243 Monitor St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Drayer, William, 427 E. Montgomery St., Miamisburg, O. Dreesen, William, Box 263, New Alexander, Po. Dugon, Alfred, 1 147 School St., Indiana, Pa. Dunlop, Raymond, 3503 Rose Ave., Wesleyville, Pa. Early, Anderson, Highland Ave., Mullens, W. Va. Echols, David, 122 Arnold Ave., Lancaster, Ohio Eichar, Donald, Willshire, Ohio Eicher, Dovid, 1077 Church St.. Indiana, Po. Ellis, Jean, 1813 Virginia St., Moundsville, W. Va. Elmers, Robert, Old Fort, Ohio Eppley, Donald, 1 13 Homestead Ave., Johnstown, Pa. Ertell, Kenneth, 90 Oviatt St., Hudson. Ohio Ertle, Walter, Avella, Pa. Eskey, Chester, 224 1 Chopline St., Wheeling, W, Vo. Evans, John, 3826 Earlscourt, Cincinnati, Ohio Evers, Anders, 305 3rd Ave., E., Hendersonville, N. C. Fabek, Thomas, 2817 Mary St., Youngstown, Ohio Failinger, Walter, 826 North Main St., Washington, Po. Fannin, Donald, 1920 McCauslen Manor, Steubenville. 0. Fovero, Valentino, Route 2, Box 61, New Kensington, Pa. Ferguson, Robert, 392 Hazel Drive, Mt. Lebanon, Po. Figuly, Robert, 1612 Huron Ave., New Castle, Pa. Finney, Lois, 1 47 Moson Drive, Glenshaw, Pa. Fisher, Robert, 422 New York Ave., Rochester, Pa. Fitch, Malcolm, 1524 Westwood Ave., Lakewood, Ohio 103 Fithian, Robert, 3503 Glenwood Ave., Youngstown, Ohio Flaherty, Margoret, 44 Sheridan Ave., Bellevue 2, Pitts- burgh, Pa. Flint, Janet, Martha Road, Harrington Pork, N. J. Fogo, Joseph, 215 N. 4th St., Indiana, Pa. Foley, Betty, 4246 Fronklin St., Bellaire, Ohio Frasure, Richard, 337 North St., Logan, Ohio Freas, Donald Verner, 3490 Oakland Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Frey, Frederick, 1913 Mt. Vernon Ave., Point Pleasant, W. Va. Friedman, Samuel, 5402 Beacon St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Fr ' isch, Alan, 54 Evelyn Place, New York 53, N. Y. Frondorf, Edwin, 343 Erkenbrecher Ave., Cincinnati, 0. Gollogher, Doris, 148 37th St., Union City, N. J. Galm, June, 58 Elm Ave., Floral Park, N. Y. Ganz, Rita, 80 Avenue P, Brooklyn, N. Y. Garcia, Josephine, 134 Eleanor St., Langeloth, Pa. Gay, Charlotte, Bethany, W. Va. Geldbach, Donald, 1304 Chamberlain Ave., Fairmont, W. Va. Germon, Sara, Beallsridge Road, Wellsburg, W. Va. Gibbs, Clarence, 326 E. Street, N.E., Washington, D. C. Gibson, Harold, 2010 Heyward St., Columbia, S. C. Gilbert, Lee, 1393 Mulford Road, Columbus, Ohio Glowoiki, Zigmond, 1140 Muldowney Ave., Lincoln Place, Pittsburgh, Pa. Golden, Gordon, 2201 Richland Ave., Warwood, W. Va. Goldstein, Arthur, 499 Fort Washington Ave., New York, N. Y. Gordon, Mary Jo, 125 Linden Ave., Edgewood, Pitts- burgh 18, Pa. Gordon, Raymond, 1325 Wisconsin Ave., N.W., Wash- ington 7, D. C. Gore, Horry, 417 Linden Ave., Johnstown, Pa. Goss, Aimes, 2213 Vance Ave., Wheeling, W. Va. Grimshaw, Eugenia, 101 Wayne St., Aliquippa, Pa. Grove, Dorothy, 3026 Broad St., Altoona, Pa. Guist, Guyer, 909 Ross St., Tarentum, Pa. Hackney, James, R.F.D. 1, Brownsville, Pa. Haddle, Gillion, 157 D Street, Johnstown, Pa. Hager, Pauline, Box 32, Fairbonk, Pa. Hall, LeRoy, 866 Center St., Versailles, Pa. Handlon, William, 17 Laurel Ave., Wheeling, W. Vo. Harlan, David, 208 Edgewood Ave., New Castle, Pa. Harmon, Raymond, 73 Reynolds St., Charleston, W. Va. Harries, Elizabeth, 1333 Arlmgton Ave., Steubenville, 0. Hortley, Richard, 1438 Hildreth Ave., Wheeling, W. Vo. Hartmeyer, George, 307 Franklin Ave., Wilkinsburg, Po. Harvey, Alice, 305 15th St., N.E., Washington, D. C. Harvey, Carolyn, 840 High St., Wellsburg, W. Va. Hawkins, George, 848 Fifth Ave., Coroopolis, Pa. Heinlein, Bernice, 423 Hill St., Sistersville, W. Va. Helm, Cyrus, 209 Queen St., Kittanning, Po. Henry, Leo, 926 Joncey St., Pittsburgh 6, Pa. Hilf, Dorothy, 274 Beverly Road, Mt. Lebanon, Po. Himelick, Robert, 3546 St. Albans, Cleveland Heights, O. Hixson, Barbara, 324 Orchard Drive, Pittsburgh, Pa. Hofer, Rudy, 390 Jorpon Ave., Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Hoffman, William, 353 Walnut St., Sharpsville, Pa. Holmes, Glenn, Box 154, Reedsville, W. Vo. Hughes, Phi ' ip, 32 Oregon Ave., Crofton 5, Pittsburgh, Po. Hughes, Robert, 4226 82nd St., Elmhurst, N. Y. Humphrey, Shirley, Main St., Tiltonsville, Ohio Hurst, Nelson, 32201 2 For Hills Ave., Dayton, Ohio Hutchinson, Harry, 1419 Columbus Ave., Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ishino, Sokoye, 7-3-A Rohwer Relocation Branch, Mc- Gehee, Ark. Johnke, William, 2932 Glenmawr Ave., Shersden, Pitts- burgh 4, Pa. James, John, 36 Rebecca St., Shinnston, W. Va. Jeffrey, Oro Carl, Jeffrey, W. Va. Jenkins, John, 328 Beaver St., Zelienople, Pa. Jergel, Alvin, 54 12 Camelia St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Jewell, Richard, Belleview Heights, Bellaire, Ohio Johnson, Warren, 1 140 Second St., Beaver, Pa. Johnston, Robert, 516 N. Spring St., Logon, Ohio Jones, Betty, 51 LoSalle Ave., Kenmore, N. Y. Jones, Kotherine, R.F.D. 10, Box 496, Grove Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. Jones, Richard, 416 Hawkins Ave., N.S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Jordon, Jeanne, 720 Valley View Road, Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Joseph, Virginia, 121 St. James Place, Buffalo, N. Y. Joyce, John, 5628 Bryant St., Pittsburgh, Po. Judy, Ruth, 120 Bell Ave., Dover, Ohio Kallman, Burton, 2719 Morris Ave., Bronx 58, N. Y. Kammen, Harold, 212 W. 85th St., New York, N. Y. Karp, Olga, Sheridan Lone, Boonton, N. Y. Kelemen, Emery, Box 1 3, Que Creek, Pa. Kennelty, Harry, R.F.D. 2, Oakford Mts., Jeonnette, Pa. Kirkpotrick, William, 328 East Pearl St., Butler, Po. Kissinger, Donald, 2396 Almont St., Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Kloss, Lester, 144 Stawbridge Ave., Sharon, Pa. Knezevich, Anthony, 613 Hemlock Way, Glassport, Pa. Knight, Henry, Wilsonburg, W. Vo. Koboly, Michael, R.F.D. 1, Belle Vernon, Pa. Kolson, Harriet, 325 - 79th St., North Bergen, N. J. Korby, Andrew, R.F.D. 2, Lowellsville, Ohio Kosokoff, Norman, 1 23 Upland Ave., Youngstown, Ohio Krumpack, Rudolph, 158 W. 18th St., Erie, Pa. Kruse, Carol, 146 81 st St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Lancaster, La ' Revo, 7506 Church Ave., Ben Avon, Pittsburgh, Pa. Landgrebe, Elaine, 1857 Burnette Ave., East Cleve- land, Ohio Latkins, Jack, 6342 Douglas St., Pittsburgh, Po. Latorre, Joseph, 229 W. Saylor St., Atlas, Pa. Lovrinc, George, 2334 Woodstock Ave., Swissvale, Po. Lozear, Isa, 1600 Denniston Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Lehman, Alfred, 3 North Colonial Ave., Richmond, Vo. Lehrer, Sylvia 3182 36th St., Astonio, Long Island City, N. Y. Leifeld, John, 1865 Baldridgerd, Columbus, Ohio Lephari, James, 309 Westsouth St., Arcanum, Ohio Lescoe, Richard, 20 Plough St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Levet, Shirley, 1549 Warren Rd., Lokewood, Ohio Lewis, William, 340 Craft Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Link, Robert, 60 Hillcrest Lone, Uniontown, Po. Loeser, Eugene, 237 Tacoma Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Lohr, Maurice, Poden City, W. Va. Loufman, John, Deimling Rd., Perrysville, Po. Lough, Otis, R.F.D. 1, Captina, W. Va. Loveless, David, R.F.D. 2, West Formington, Ohio Lucos, William, 1581 Elizabeth Place, Cincinnati, Ohio Madden, Frank, 105 Jacksonia Ave., N.S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Mogoto, Robert, R.F.D. 1, Versailles, Ohio Mohoney, Joseph, 4625 Mahoning Ave., Youngstown, 0. Marron, Lorraine, 30 Crescent Ave., Babylon, N. Y. Marsh, Walter, 60 Olive St., Pittsburgh, Po. Marshall, Thomas, 751 Snyder St., Morgontown, W. Vo. Martin, Wondyl, 1208 Red Oak St., Charleston, W. Vo. Mason, Shirley, 77 Eighteenth St., Wheeling, W. Vo. Motto, Elmer, Box 517, Star Junction, Po. Mehalick, Richard, 3401 Terrace St., Pittsburgh, Po. Meissner, Marie, 241 Academy Ave., Mt. Lebanon, Po. Mellin, Gilbert, 107 Washington Ave., Ookmont, Pa. Meyer, Kenneth, 1512 Brown St., Dayton, Ohio Mikels, Beverly, 318 Sumner Ave., New Castle, Pa. Miles, Phyllis Ann, 1 16 Moore Ave., Uniontown, Pa. Miller, Emmet, 4538 Manchester Rd., Akron, Ohio Miller, William, 8825 Meade St., Huntington, W. Va. Miner Wilbert, 1414 8th St., Moundsville, W. Va. Mitchell, John 227 S. 2nd St., Clearfield, Pa. Mocha, Joseph, 234 S. Third St., St. Clair, Pa. Molinaro, John, 7655 Baxter St., Pittsburgh, Po. Monczynski, Dorothy, 58 Decker St., Buffalo, N. Y. Monteleone, James, R.F.D. 1, Wheelina, W. Vo. Moore, Ruskin, R.F.D. 1, Hollansburg, Ohio 104 Morris, Romie, Box 333, Fort Hill, Charleston, W. Vo. Mundeil, Jomes, 1616 Rhode Island, Washington, D. C. Murphy, James, 23305 Chadsey Drive, Euclid 17, Ohio Muryn, 408 Delaware St., Monassen, Pa. Myers, Julien, Center Ave., Burgettstown, Pa. McCondless, Esther, 3 1 3 W. Ninth St., Chester, Pa. McCaul, James, 4118 Main St., Pittsburgh, Po McCloin, Lloyd, Rainelle, W. Vo. McCracken, Esther, 112 Pennsylvania Ave. Cameron W, Va. McMahon, Walter, 342 Henry S ., Crestline, Ohio McMullen, Jone, 10 Franklin S ., Wellsburg, W. Va. Neumeister, Alice, 345 Washington Blvd., Orrville, Ohio Nicely, Louis, Star Route E. Ligonier, Pa. Nicklos, Robert, 205 Ben Ave., Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Korthrup, George, Bethany, W. Vo. Ootney, Richard, R.F.D. 1, Pleasontville, Ohio Onash, Shirley, 3315 80th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. Ondrechen, John, 2234 Main St., Wellsburg, W. Va. Opie, Martha, 1540 Asbury Place, Pittsburgh, Pa. Orr, William, Weldon Place, McKeesport, Pa. Ott, Patricia, 68 St. Johns Ave., Kenmore, N. Y. Owen, Don, Gomanche Road, Pittsburgh 16, Pa. Podden, John, 943 Hanover St., Martins Ferry, Ohio Palmer, Kothryn, 58 DevKey Ave., Newark, Ohio Pandak, William, 249 13th St., Conway, Pa. Pordew, Betty Lee, 1562 Tolmo Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Porrett, Olin, 240 East State St., Athens, Ohio Parsons, Jack, 1 17 Gombel Ave., Elm Grove, W. Va. Potterson, Dave, 4503 Washington Blvd , Wilmington Del. Payne, Kenneth, 517 Nancy St., Charleston, W. Va. Peat, James, 383 Corrine St., Johnstown, Pa. 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Roberts, John, 1711 Rail Rood Ave., Charleston, W. Va. Robinson, Sydney, Walton, W. Va. Robinson, William B., 232 Tremont St.. Greensburg, Pa. Rodgers, Ruth, Bethany, W. Va. Rogers, Ruth Elaine, 527 Chestnut St., Scottdole, Pa. Rohlf, Eleanor, 803 Ninth St., S.W., Mossillon, Ohio Rose, Barbara Kate, 511 S. Niagara, Tonowanda, N. Y. Ross, Raymond, 127 River St., Oil City, Pa. Ruckmon, John, West Liberty, W. Vo. Rumbough, Robert, 35 W. Campbell St., Blairsville, Pa. Rutherford, Fronk, 234 Tazewell Pork, Knoxville, Tenn. Rylander, Jean, Country Club Road, Fairmont, W. Va. Sabol, Evelyn, 3050 Orchard Ave., Weirton, W. Va. Saeltzer, Dons, 219 Bronx River Road, New York, N. Y. Solato, Thomas 910 Wabash Ave., Youngstown, Ohio Samuels, William, 202 Fairmon Ave., New Cas le, Pa. Sanders, Morris, 561 Second St., Pitcairn, Pa. Sonker, Allan, 3716 Beatrice Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio Santiago, Edna, 733 Kelly St., Bronx 55, N. Y. 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