Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)
- Class of 1937
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',-2--fri -' .41 '. i:.--9iL ,:fE'-8:12 1 L-gffi 45 i :f C5:1 , ' ::f:I1E517,Q hu? :ij '-IQ: ..lf-1f's2xwxifF.'.s'z:2:F?' . ,- .1 'fqy-,9,1 3',: 1 .',4f,.f.A,w :..': 5'-: 1-H --f.,'-'5.'::-.-'- ...- 7r.S.,: -1, , .:1' :f:.s:. --L-' 5:31-Lai .'QX'li551'i:':' :'- 412 iff 1.3,--23..a:q,ff-: ,.- Az - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Engraved by . . . JAHN AND OLLIER, Tousno, OHIO Photographed by . . . TOM RECKER, PERRYSBURG, OHIO Printed by . . . TI-In GRAY PRINTING Co., FOSTORIA, OHIO Editor . . . BILL JANSEN Bluinexf .Manager . CHARLES BLAZER Farulzy Advimr . . DANIEL J. CROWLEY The KEY Plfblixbed by . . The Senior Class of... Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio To one whose keen observations and careful scientific investigations have won him international renown in science, to our first Professor Emeritus, Edwin Lincoln Moseley, we gratefully dedicate this book, The 1937 Key. EDWIN LINCOLN MOSELEY ffl L The purpose of an Annual is to portray the life we all ex- perience during the year. The Staff will feel well repaid if when you look through this book, you say I remember. . . if UNIVERSITY Faculty CLASSES Seniors Diploma Sophomores juniors Sophomores Freshmen ACTIVITIES Honorary Fraternities Departmental Clubs Music Campus Organizations Fraternities and Sororities SPORTS Major Sports Women's Sports FEATURES 4. A UNIVERSITY A PRESIDENT H. B. WILLIAMS A.B., Ohio Northern Universityg Ph.B., A.M., Baldwin-Wallace Collegeg A.M., Columbia Univer- sityg Ph.D., Ohio Northern University, Miami Universityg President, Bowling Green State Uni- versity, 1912 PN, Un 1, A , . iQ'9u-it DEAN COLLEGE OF EDUCATION CLYDE HISSONG BS ln Id Mxaml AM Columbxa PhD Ohio State B G S U 1923 Dean 1929 OLIVE CUMMINGS Secretary to Dean Student Bowlmg Green State Umwersxty Gmcluite College Secretarlal Course Dyke School of Commerce Clevelmd Ohlo B G S U 1937 DEAN COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AM Columbm PhD M1ch1gan B G JAMES R OvERMxN AB Indlana S U 1914 Dewn 1930 et'1r to Dean Grlduate of T1H1H Busmess Umverslty ANNA D LAWHFAD Secr y TIEID 01110 B G S U 1936 ,nr- Ten 1 I C . l '1, ' - , 3 A ' 1 1 In ' . ' 1 ' ' 'y 1 - 's a - -s : l 1 'n . . . ., , , 1 , , ' ' S ' 5 x - 1 s z , , . . . ., - 5 . . . ., , . ., , . ., , . . , . . ., , 1 , . . , - f , 1 , , , .... , 4 . . ,lx ,- A ff: . . 'I 3 Q X lj: N. 1 . -,wil ,. Y - .. Y :1 . .I , , ga. U , ' ' :N . 4-V' 5. V . . .. UNIVERSITY OFFICE STAFF o ege Toledo Oluo B G 19 35 WILLIAM C JORDAN BS m Ed AM Ohro State B G S U 1925 BLSSIE STALLBOHM Drploma rn Commercral Educatxon Frndlay College B G S U 1 6 ADA MLYERHOLT7 D1p1om1 rn Secretarml Trarmng Internatroml College Fort Wayne Ind B G S U 1929 GERTRUDE BROD-Graduate Sfmdusky Busrness College Sandusky Ohxo B G S U 1 3 SOCIAL DEANS ctmg Dem of Men AB AM Colorado Teachers College PhD New York B G S U 1934 MAUDE F SHARP Dem of Women BS Natrona! No 1 U rma mversrty Lebanon Oh1o AB AM Syracuse B G S U 1918 C GLENN SWANSOIN A Eleven ' , ,g 'TW . Lf ' Q-4.11 - f - F ruff , ' -1 I , . v 1 Lv jnssus C. MCCOMBS-Student, Davis Business C 11 , , ' g . . S. U., T ' l . I . ' - , g . . . . . I, . I . 4 - . ' .i 4 . 4 , 4 , ' , .3 . -. . ., . ' , .. ' , . , 3 . . . ., 92 . ' '-- . 4 , . ., . ., ' g . ., 5 Z . . ., . l 0 ' . 2 , . ., I , , 3 . ., . ., , 3 . . . ., . I ' I g 1. T Twelve 72.12 . u We Bfflg-bo ,ye ef' 953+ 4 LIBRARY STAFF GLADYS BURLING AB BFA m Drammtxc Art Nebraska Graduate Student Chlcago B G S U 1979 ETHYL M BLUM AB Mrclugan BLS Illmors B G S U 19 1 RUBY LEORA KING-AB Hrllsdale College AB ln LS MlCh1g3H B G S 197B MARGARET YOCOM AB Oberlm BS ln LS Western Reserve B G U 1929 REGISTRARS OFFICE ALMA MATER LEEDOM Ph B C D PERRY A M g AM Ohro State B G S U 19 8 esleyan Grrduate Student Ch1cago B G S U 1973 LAUSEN Student Davls Busmess College Toledo Manchest lege Toledo Unlverslty B S ln Ed Bowlmg Green St B G S L 1 er Col ate Uruverslty 5 .Z if fs!!! 6 , 2:25 '-a ' A all ' . -.., -' .... , 2. .., ' g..' .., g...U., -.., 'g ..-1. .., g . .S. ., ' STAFF - .., Heidelberg . ., ' 5 , . . ., 2. .. -.B.,C3hioW 5 1 , ' , . ,. ., -. ARGARETC '- I , ' ' . , g - ' , ff . 3, 95. ' H l ,H x f x ' I lv X A . Q V X ', 'Q .i ,I l ' 1 Le FACULTY BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE WALDO E STELDTMAN Dlploma State N Wxsconsl CHARLES ool Wlutewater WISCOHSIH BA D M1Ch1g3H B G S U 1936 B PhD M1ch1gan B G S U 1950 UGENE DIC1xERMAN AB Grand Island College MA PhD Northwestern B G S U 1936 GEOGRAPHY AND GEOLOGY WILLIAMP HOLT AB Oberlm AM Ivhchxgan B G S U 1915 SAMUEI M MAYFIELD BS AB Berea College PhD Chlcabo B Fourteen lsllf V . -. f . - ' , ormal Sch , ' , ' ' g . . ' 'ng M.S., Ph. ., ' ' g . . . ., . H. Ons-A. ., . ., ' ' g .... , . E. E ' - . ., g . ., . ., g . . . ., . . - . ., ' 3 . ., ' ' 3 . . . ., . ' . . - - . ., . ., g . ., ' 1 g . . G S. U., 1936. 'XX PHYSICAL SCIENCE CIAIII: S MAIKTIN BS AM PhD Ohro Stfrte B G S U 1998 WILLARD E SINGER BS C'lPlf lI BEE AM Ohro State B G S U 1927 W HEINLEN HALL AB Muskrngum College B G S U 1956 Mmm ELLEN BAUMAA Student Assrstmt INDUSTRIAL ARTS DANIEL J CROWLEX Two Year Drploma 'Ind Specral Drploma In Industrral Arts and II'ICCI11DICQIDfHWlDg State Normal School Oswego BS Columbra PhM WIS consm B G S U 1919 F C POWELL BS AM Ohro State B G S U 1930 GRACE D WILLS B of Art Ed Art Instrtute of Clucago PIIB AM Chrcago B G U 1 CALVINJ BIIIRY BS MS Ohro Northern Graduate Student Chrcago B G S U 1915 4 - Y f--fr - . ' '- .i.l 1:1 f . -- I ., 7 - , Q ,A ww 0-'Q Shi' 3. ' ' gr, 'J' V ' Mu. 5- -1 . Q. F la lr f XI ' I A1 'L 1' I,-if I? . ' , -- . ., . ., . ., I g . . . ., .. . . .-.., . .g ., .., I g . . . ., . f , - , . - . ., , .... , . I IT . . . I . i ,1 - . K . . . . ' I I I , I - -r S - -I ' g . . . ., . 1. . -- . ., . ., 3 . . . ., . . - . ' ., g . ., . ., g . . S. ., 915. ,'-..,.., g , g...., Fifteen 01 GRACE DURRI ENGLISH N AB Hope College AM Mxchlgan B G S U 1925 GAYW ALLEN AB AM Duke PhD WISCODSID B G S U 1935 REA MCCAIN AB Nat1on'11Norma1Umvers1ty AM Columbxa PhD B G S U 1 5 HAROLD DAvm Rose AB AM PhD Id JAMES W CARMICI-IAEL AB 1' S U 1935 1ch1gan Gmduate Student New York B G S U 1919 ITCHFIELD-AB AM PhD Mmnesota B G S U 1936 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CAROLINE NIELSFN AB AM Nebraska Graduate Student Chxcago Studxed m Europe and ln Berlxtz School of Forexgn Language Chlcago B G S U 1918 CECIL L REW PhB Chlcago AM PhD Illxnoxs B G S U 1935 FLORENCE E BAIRD AB AM Ohm State BS Bowhng Gre Graduate Study ln Mex1co B G Szxteen en State Umversxty S U 1975 - . ., 5 . ., . .g . . . ., . . - . ., . ., g . ., . g . . . ., , - . ., ' . ' ' g . ., ' 3 . ., New York . . . ., 95 . - . ., . ., . ., n ianag B. G. . ., . - - ' . - . ., A.M., M' ' g . , g 'LORENCE L. L . ., . ., . ,, ' g . . . ., . . - Y ., . -, . Q 1 , ' 2 ' ' ' ' U . l, 3 . . . ., . . - . ., g . .., . ., 5 .U . . ., . . I . - . ., . ., ' 5 .., 3 ' 3 .... , - . MUSIC CHARLES F. CHURCH, JR.-A.B., A.M., Iowag Graduate Student, Columbia, B. G. S. U., 1924. JAMES PAUL KENNEDY-A.B., Penn Collegeg B.M. Ed. M.M. Northwestern Graduate Student, Southern California- B. G S U 1956 LIARGARET E. SCRUGGS-B.SCh, Music Oberlm Gr'1du'1te Student Northwestern G S U 1 RICHARD M TUNNICLIFFE AB Wrsconsm AM Columbra B G S U 1920 IRENE CANARY MooERs Musrc Student Lmke line College Prlvate Pup1l of Eleanor Meredlth Stock Toledo and Royal D Hughes Ohro Stflte B G S U 1927 LEONIE FAULEY AB Wlzcluta BM Kansas AM Columbm B G S U 1950 INIERRILL C MCEWEN Dxplomd Cmne Inst of Musxc BS Columbm Graduate Student Ohxo Stlte B G S U 1971 RW X HOME ECONOMICS LAURA E HESTON BS Ohio St dent ate Graduate Stu Chlcago B G S U 1918 HELEN W HENDERS ON PhB Ch l rcago AM Co umbla B G S U 1925 1 , - S , . . ., . , ' . 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Seventeen Elghteen MATHEMATICS JAMES R OVERIVIAN AB Indrana bla Masters Diploma Columbia Ph B G S U 1 14 ANNA M GRYTING-AB Mmnesota br B G S U 1 27 FRANK C OGG-AB New Mexlco HARRY R MATHIAS-AB Indxana Central College AMI Indxana Graduate Student Indxana and Mxch xg n B G S U 1931 AM Colum D Mxchxgan Colum SOCIAL SCIENCE josnm-1 E SHAPFR AB M DePauw MA PhD PhD Ill nols B G Wxsconern B G S U 1955 S U 1931 CLAYTON CHARLES KOHL Ph B Ohzo State Ph M Ph D New York BG S U 1920 RUTH M BOURNE AB AM Indlana Ph D Yale B G S U 1951 fi x X . .., --v Z , ' ag . . . ., . , . -.., g.., - 3 3 D ' 'P 1 ... .,9 . . .., gA.M., - ' 'a' . .. . . -, . , ,9 . .-.., , . .., gA.., .., .3 .... , . 1 , . . . ., . ,- .., Q .., .., g ., . . -.,, . ., g .., g. .. ., . r J 1 EDUCATION C GLENN SWXNSON AB AM Colorado Teachers College PhD New Yor B G S U 1 4 AB Indrana AM Columbra PhD New York UGG AB Valparmso G S U 1 23 U 1951 1931 H C WITHEIIINGTON PhB AM Ph WILLIAM C HoPPrs-BS Oregon AM Mmchrgan PhD I FLORENCEJ WILLIAMSON AB Cedarvrlle College AM PhD Ohro State B G 1926 CLYDI' HISSONG BS In Ed MITITII AM Columbm PhD OhIo State B G S U 1923 HARRIIZT S HAYWARD Four Year Drploma Stlte Normal School Brxdgewater Mass BS AM Columbm Student Harvard and Oxford B G S U 1915 '1 'Ir Dnploma Western State Teachers College Kalamazoo Mrch M1Cll1gHH B G S U 1918 CHAIILESF RFFBS Two e AB AM and Graduate Student HISTORY JOHN SCHWARZ AB MIamI AM Clucago Graduate Student Columbra B G S U 1975 BERNARD FREDERICK NORIJMANN AB Lelmd Stanford AM PhD Il11noIs B G S U 1929 1 N meteen . 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A, It - ' A - 'f me BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION EDWIN G KNEPPER AB BS rn Ed Oh1o State EdD Harvard B G S U 1923 NELLIE OGLE AB Iowa Normal Certlfrcate Gregg School Chlmgo Graduate Student Iowa and Chlcago B G S U 1926 BENNETT B QUILLEN BS 1n Busmess Admrmstra tron Illmoxs AM Ohro State B G S U 1936 RALPH G HARSHMAA BS rn Ed Ohro Northern AM Ohxo State Gradu'1te Student Ohxo State GSU1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION PAUL E LANDIS AB Oberlm AM Columbm S U 1 G WARREN E STELLER AB Oberlm AM Colum B G S U 1 HARRY OCRERMAN BS Mmhrgan State Normal MS Mxclugan B G S U 1935 1 Twenty f . . ,sd- Y., of. z -4. HEALTH STAFF HELEN B TODD Student Oberlm MD Bos ton Graduate Student Columbra and Massa chusetts Instxtute of Technology B G S U 1928 PHYSICAL EDUCATION CAROLYN SHAW AB Sn-nth College BS Sunmons College Certmncate m Physrcal Edu canon Wellesley College AM Columbra B G S U 1973 Emma HARTMAN B S Iowa AM Columbra Student Rudolph Bode School of Expres sxon Gymmstzcs Berlm Germany Mary Vfxgrnan School of Dancmg Dresden Germany BGSU 130 F'-Wing... -JU Twenty one .L ,. -5 JA 5 ' -f I 1- rg .. A 1 , ,- . ,- Y gl A - ' ' ,. gwn , , - I . .J . 5 5 I I - 1 u S - -1 ' 2 1 ' g . . . ., 'f' ' 's W S ' -1 Q ' , 3 . ., 3 . . . ., - , ' D - ': 2 ' 's Q x ' I ' a 1 S 2 s 3 . . . ., 9 . ., - ' V ge: - , ,. ., E :I if rl't:, D ,.:,1i3.-AJ ,F Joshi- 1, Qffl-vfjy' b l '- , ' 4 ..-, X 1... ' V Q' - l- we .. . - 17 4- . . . 1 51' 3 ' 1 - PSYCHOLOGY U 1932 AM PhD Mxchxgan B LFON B SLATER AB Olnet lg 'bg-j IQ-.4 AGRICULTURE oYearD1ploma State Normal School Castleton Vt AB RIPOH M Illmols B G S U 1914 GEORGE W BEATUE Tw BS in Agnculture A Twenty-two QU ' - --., Q g.G.S. ., . fff A ff' hLfi HF ' , ., l fl if , , , I f 1: I . .I Vw- NI at Y ' ' f- ,..,Q.H: - in Sly- , - -. - ' ' , I l , , -1 ' 9 .. , . ., g .... , . TRA LEN INING SCHOOL CRITICS A IRENE MILLS-Two-Year Diploma, Ohio University, B.S., A,M., Columbia, B. G. S. U., 1924 ENNA PIGG-B.S., Central Missouri State Teachers' College, A.M., Chicago, B. G. S. U., 1952. MAUDE DOANE-Two-Year Diploma, Bowling Green Stateg Ph.B., A.M., Chicagog B. G. S. U., 1920. MAE SIMMONS-B.S., West Texas State Teachers' Collegeg A.M., Columbia, B. G. S. U., 1931. NINA G. BEATFIE-Two-Year Diploma, A.B., Michigan State Normal Collegeg A.M., Columbiag B. G. S. U., 1925. NEVA WEST-Two-Year Diploma, Georgia State College for Womeng B.S., A.M., Columbia, B. G. S. U., 1932. ELSIE L. LORENZ-B.S., A.M., Iowag B. G. S. U., 1931. WILLIAM C. HOPPES-B.S., Oregong A.lN ' ' I., Michigang Ph. D., Chicagog B. G. S. U., 1931. RIDGE STREET CRITICS FIRST ROW McKibben Dav Roth Hearn SECOND ROW V1nDorn Craun Reed 7. il 1 I-. 1 'vi ,.' .1 ' s ,v x ' 1 I , , . Twenty-tlvree TOFB SUPERINTENDEN R. M. RQNK UILDING SAND GROUNDS Twenty-four HIGI'I SCHOOL CRITICS SBATED-Randall, Myrice, Ruh, Martin, Rider, Hays, Underhill, Klepinger, Mercer Hilty, Waugh, Kreischer, Mercer, Boyles, Wilhite. STANDING-Swigart, Kleinfelter, Scheid, Organ, Rubrake, Sclmller, Morse. CLASSES Wah X. 'W V: QWAQQ cm x Q U N wi, K ' SENIURS P1 eudeni Vice P1 emienl Sefretary Trefuzn er Twenty-six Lane, W SENIO ood Brow R CLASS n Connell OFFICERS WN ROBERT Bao Woon LANE MAR MARY CONNELL JANET Y Louise TOM T1-rA'rcx-rEa B.S. in Ed. Van Wert Major: History-Social Science Minor: Physical Education Delhi 3, 4. Basketball 4. yr. ALENE VICKERS B.S. in Ed. Lorain Major: Biological Science Minor: Home Economics Women's League 1, 2, 3, 4. Five Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Gold Mask 3, 4. Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. Class Officer 2, 3. ALLEN ALLENSWORTH A.B., B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: Biological Science Minor: Physical Science Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Varsity Quartette 1, 2, 3 Delhi 2, 3, 4. Gold Mask 3, 4. Emerson 1. Key Staff 4. MARY LOUISE LANE B.S. in Ed. Bellefontaine Major: French Minor: English Beta Pi Theta 2, 3, 4. Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4. Book and Motor 2, 3, 4. Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Debate 3. Key Staff 4. ROBERT MARSHALL BROWN B.S. in Ed. Zanesheld Majors: Biological Science, Phys- ical Science Minor: English Commoner 3, 4. Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 Class Oliicer 3 4 CHARLES BLAZER B.S. in Ed. Crestline Major: Physical Science Minor: Biological Science Book and Motor 3, 4. Band 2, 4. Commoner 2, 3, 4. Key Staff 3, 4. JEANNETTE R. HAAs A.B., B.S. in Ed. Ashtabula Major: History-Social Science Minor: English Sigma Tau Delta 4. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Seven Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4. Emerson 3, 4. Ross BA'rEsoN B.S. in Ed. Risingsun Major: Physical Education Minor: Biological Science Track 2, 3. Football 2, 3, 4. Five Brother 2, 3, 4. Intramural Manager 3, 4. MABLE SOWERS B.S. in Ed. Bellefontaine Major: Commercial Education Quill Type 1, 2, 3, 4. Phratra 2, 3, 4. Book and Motor 2, 3, 4. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. W. A. A. 1. ALLEN Brsuorl B.S. in Ed. Mt. Blanchard Major: History-Social Science Minor: English Delhi 1, 2, 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 3. Track 3 4 Emerson 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Inter Fraternity Council 4 junior Research Club 4 Twenty-seven KATHLEEN Amos A.B., B.S. in Ed. Portage Major: Biological Science Minor: Home Economics Seven Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Mathematics Club 4. Women's League Board 2, 3. Student Council 3. Key Staff 4. DoN BADERTSCHER B.S. in Ecl. Lorain Major: Commercial Education Minor: English Quill Type 1, 2, 3, 4. Gold Mask 1, 2, 3. Delhi 1, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 2. AILEEN BADGER B.S. in Ed. Toledo Major: English Minor: History Key Staff 4. Bee Gee News Staff 4. W. A. A. 1, 2. DALE SOUTH Waterville Major: Business Administration B.S. in Business Administration MARGARET MCMAPION B.S. in Ed. Fremont Major: Elementary Education Minor: Five Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Twenty-eight EVELYN WENTZ A.B. Toledo Major: French Minor: English Foreign Language Club 2, 5, 4. Treble Clef 2, 3. Skol 3, 4. Beta Pl Theta 3, 4. Women's League 3. Inter-Sorority Council 3, 4. WAYNE PHILLIPS B.S. in Ed. Bellevue Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Education Delhi 2, 3, 4. Inter-Fraternity Council 4. Glee Club 1. Band 1. Y. M. C. A. 1. MARGUERITE RUPP B.S. in Ed. Archbold Major: Music Minor: English Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Y. W. C. A. 2, 3, 4. Women's League 3, 4. FLOYD PORTER B.S. in Ed. Morenci, Mich. Major: Physical Science Minor: Physical Education Emerson Literary 2, 3, 4. Five Brother 2, 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 4. Glee Club 1. EDNA MCCORMICK B.S. in Ed. Kenton Major: Biology Minor: English 3 Kay 1, 2, 3, 4. Treble Clef 2, 3, 4. Emerson Literary 3, 4. Bee Gee News Staff 3, 4. Inter-Sorority Council 3, 4. Y. W. C. A. 4. Women's League 3, 4. NORMAN D. FRY B.S. in Ed. Bloomdale Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Biological Science Five Brother 1, 2, 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 2, 3, 4. Industrial Arts Club 4. ALYS MAE STERLING A.B., B.S. in Ed. Toledo Major: French Minor: English Orchestra 1. Womens League 1, 4. 3 Kay 1, 2, 3, 4. Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 5. JAMES R. INMAN B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Delhi 2, 5, 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 5, 4. Sigma Delta Psi 3, 4. VIRGINIA Lou BETTS B.S. in Music Napoleon Major: Music Minor: English Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2. Five Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1. XVomen's League 1, 2, 3, 4. DALE GILLETTE B.S. in Ed. Alvordton Major: Ivlusic Minor: English Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Phi Sigma Mu 2, 5, 4 Commoners 2, 3, 4. DAVID CLINGAMAN B.S. in Ed. Wauseon Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Science Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. Delhi Lois CONKLIN B.S. in Ed. Milan Major: Elementary Education Intermediate Club Y. W. C. A. ' I w.A.A. C , WU Aacme KING B.S. in Ed. Wlieelersburg Major: History-Social Science Minor: English Commoners 3, 4. Book and Motor 3, 4. Sigma Tau Delta 4. Bee Gee News 3, 4. Emerson 2, 3. Key Staff 4. Y. M. C. A. 3, 4. MARY MAURER B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: Home Economics W. A. A. 3, 4. Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CARL HAWVER B.S. in Ed. Columbus Major: English Minor: History Delhi 3, 4. Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4. Areopagus 3, 4. Gold Mask 3, 4. Bee Gee News 2, 3, 4. Emerson 1, 2, 3, 4. Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4. Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4. Twenty-nine WILSON C. JANSEN B.S. in Ed. Detroit, Mich. Major: History Minor: Physical Education Key Staff 4. Debate 1. Glee Club 3. Track 3. Five Brother 2, 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 4. Student Council 3. Class President 1. ROSEMARY KETZENBARGE11 B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: Home Economics Minor: English Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WOmen's Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Seven Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH W. JORDAN B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: English Minor: Music Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4. Phi Sigma Mu 2, 3, 4. Commoners 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2. Orchestra 1, 2. Bee Gee News 1. SUSAN BELLOWS A.B., B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: English Minor: French Five Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Treble Clef 1, 2. Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4. Quill Type 2. NORMAND JONES B.S. in Ed. Fostoria Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Tennis 2, 3, 4. Five Brother 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 4. Thirty EARL W. CRYER A.B. North Baltimore Major: Social Science, English Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4. Commoners 2, 3, 4. Emerson 2, 3, 4. Student Council 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 2, 3, 4. Varsity Debate 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA CLARK B.S. in Ed. Camden, Mich. Major: English Minor: Physical Education W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Three Day 2, 3, 4. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 4. WOmen's League 4. Gold Mask 3, 4. GEORGE H. ROI-:Rs A.B., B.S. in Ed. Hicksville Major: History Minor: English Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4. Commoners 2, 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 1, 2. Merfs Glee Club 1. Band 1, 2. Key Staff 4. JEANNE FORREST B.S. in Ed. Toledo Major: Home Economics Minor: English Five Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WOn1en's League 3. ORLA A. THOMAS B.S. in Ed. Lima Major: Physical Education Minor: Accounting Five Brother 3, 4. Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Lfanager 3. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Golf 3, 4. CARL SAUNDERS A.B., B.S. in Ed. Wauseon Major: History-Social Science Minor: Mathematics Commoners 2, 3, 4. Mathematics Club 1. Glee Club 1. Emerson 4. MARTHA MACKAN B.S. in Ed. Marysville Major: History-Social Science Minor: English Emerson 2, 5, 4. Student Council 5, 4. Debate 1, 2. Sigma Tau Delta 4. Who's Who 5. HAliRY PEKAROVITS B.S. in Ed. Berlin Heights Major: Physical Science Minor: Physical Education Delhi 1, 2. Class Basketball Manager 2, 3. ELDA ALBRING B.S. in Ed. West Toledo Major: Elementary Education Emerson 4. Intermediate Club 4. ARTHUR GUY WILSON B.S. in Ed. Lakeview Major: Physical Education Minor: English I Basketball 2, 5, 4. Five Brother 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 5. Football 5. , if 1740 ff' Zw aff! I -l,42!'V if MQSO47 ,gilt W M7 RICHARD COLLINS A.B., B.S., in Ed. Bowling Green Major: Physical Science Minor: Mathematics Book and Motor 2, 5, 4. Mathematics Club 2, 5, 4. Varsity Bee Gee 2, 5, 4. Football 2, 3. Baseball 1. Basketball 2, 5, 4. Track 1. WINONA M. SHADE B.S. in Ed. West Unity Major: Commercial Education Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. W. A. A. 1, 2. Treble Clef 1, 2, 5. Emerson 2. Skol 4. EDGAR EMERSON B.A. in Business Administration Newcomerstown Major: Marketing Minor: Secretarial Practice Delhi 3, 4. Emerson 5, 4. Debate 1, 2. Y. M. C. A. 1, 2. Quill Type 2, 3. Key Staff 4. ALYCE CHRISTINE DAVIDSON A.B. Custar Major: English Minor: History Gold Mask 5, 4. Seven Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Foreign Language 1, 2, 4. Intersorority Council 3, 4. Treble Clef 1. Debate 1. LAWRENCE RINGENBERG A.B., B.S. in Ed. Stryker Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science Band 1, 2, 5, 4. Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 5, 4. Orchestra 1. Glee Club 1, 2, 5. Book and Motor 2, 5, 4. Thirty-one FRANCES MCELHANEY B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: Home Economics Minor: History-Social Science Skol 1, 2, 3, 4. W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL L. OAKLIEF B.S. in Ed. Newcomerstown Major: Biological Science Minor: History-Social Science Key Staff 4. Delhi 1, 2, 3, 4. Emerson 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2. BETTY BOYER B.S. in Ed. Fremont Major: English Minor: French W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Skol 2, 3, 4. Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4. Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4. Debate 1, 2, 3. Women's League 2. Emerson 2. Foreign Language Club 2. JAMES SYNNAMON A.B. Bowling Green Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science Mathematics Club 3, 4. VALESKA LAMBERTUS B.S. in Ed. Toledo Major: English Minor: Biological Science Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4. Gold Mask 3, 4. Home Economics Club 4. Seven Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Pi Kappa Delta 1. Book and Motor 3, 4. Thirty-two GR.-ici: ZIEGLER A.B. Bowling Green Major: English Minor: Social Science Seven Sister W.A.A. 1, 2. Home Economics Club 1. Wonien's League 2. Gold Mask 3, 4. Foreign Language Club 3. CLIFFORD CONRAD B.S. in Ed. .Maumee Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts Five Brother Varsity Club Football 1. Basketball 3. Track 2. Tennis 3. FRANCES RA1FsNYDEn B.S. in Ed. Crestline Major: English Minor:History-Social Sci ce FS Kay 1, 2, 3, . Gold Mask 3, 4 Intersorority Co l 3, 4. Women's League , . Emerson 3, 4 1 4 FLOYD E. TIPPIN AB., B.S. Mt. Blanchard Major: Biological Science Minor: Physical Science Football 2, 3. Delhi 1, 2, 3, 4. GENEVA SHEALY B.S. in Ed. Sycamore Major: Latin-French Minor: English Treble Clef 1, 2, 3. Phratra 2, 3, 4. lntersorority Council 5, 4. Women's League 3. Foreign Language Club 3, 4. Jai? F fi ' . ROBERT COSTELLO B.S. in Ed. Dehance Major: Biological Science Minor: History-Social Science Five Brother 3, 4. JANET WooD B.S. in Ed. Girard, Pa. Major: Home Economics Minor: History-Social Science Five Sister 2, 3, 4. Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. VU. A. A. 3. Vicron LEE IAMS B.S. in Ed. Major: Music Minor: English Phi Sigma Mu 2, 3, 4. Commoners 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. Canton CAROLYN RUTH CARMEN A.B. Lakewood ltlajorz History Minor: Sociology . Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4. 5 Kay 2, 3, 4. I-IERMAN Biucicrn B.S. in Ed. Convoy Major: Commercial Minor: Social Science Quill Type 1, 2, 3, 4. Book and Motor 2, 3, 4. KARL A. KARG, JR. A.B. Findlay Major: Social Science Minor: Business Administration Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Debate 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 5, 4, Student Council 4. Five Brother 3, 4. Varsity Bee Gee 2, 3, 4. ELBANOR MARIE ADLER B.S. in Ed. Weston Major: Elementary Ed. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. K. P. Club 3, 4. WAYNE A. Mirusa B.S. in Ed. Upper Sandusky Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science Cornmoners 2, 4. Emerson 2, 4. Mathematics Club 4. Y. M. c. A. 2, 4. Debate 1, 2. MARY AGNES CONNELL A.B., B.S. in Ed. Montpelier Major: English Minor: History Five Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Areopagus 3, 4. Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4. CARY W. ROBINSON B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: English Minor: Mathematics Thirtyfthree GLENN BLINN B.S. in Ed. Fostoria Major: Physical Science Minor: Mathematics Delhi 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 4. Mathematics Club 4. ALICE SOLINGER B.S. in Ed. Crestline Major: Elementary Education 3 Kay 1, 2, 3, 4. Y. W. C. A. 3, 4. K. P. Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN IHNAT B.S. in Ed. Lakeside Major: Physical Education Minor: Commercial Education Football 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 3, 4. Five Brother 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Doao'rHY MARTIN B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: Home Economics Minor: Physical Education Five Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Book and Motor 3, 4. Women's League 1, 2, 3. W. A. A. 2, 3. Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1. Inter-Sorority Council 3, 4. ERNST FENSTERMAKER B.S. in Ed. Akron Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Education Five Brother 2, 3, 4. Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3. Golf 2, 3, 4. LESTER HARDING B.S. in Ed. Titiin Major: Social Science Minor: English Areopagus 3, 4. DONALD BARNES B.S. in Ed. Major: Sociology Minor: History Five Brother 4. Y. M. C. A. 4. Quill Type 2. Norwalk FRANCIS BYRNE B.S. in Ed. Major: English Minor: History Five Sister 2, 3, 4. Gold Mask 3, 4. Perrysburg Thirtyffouf JACK BUCKLEW B.S. in Ed. West Unity Major: Biological Science Minor: Physical Education Varsity Club 4. Track 4. Delhi 3, 4. BETTY CAPEN B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: Home Economics Minor: English, Biological Science, Social Science Seven Sister 1, 2, 3, 4. Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ANTON KOLTHOFF B.S. in Ed. Pandora Major: English Minor: Social Science I LOYAI. GRYTING AB., B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: French Minor: English Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. Beta Pi Theta 3, 4. Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4. Commoners 1, 2, 3, 4. Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 3. Book and Motor 2, 3, 4. Inter-Fraternity Council 2, 3. JULIA CLAUGE B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: Commercial Education W. A. A. 2, 3, 4. Skol 1, 2, 3, 4. Quill Type 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD CURLIS B.S. in Ed. Rudolph Major: Physical Science Minor: Biological Science JONATHAN KAHN B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green Major: History-Social Science Minor: Physical Education RUTH RULE B.S. in Ed. Green Springs Major: Elementary Education Y. W. C. A. 4. Intermediate Club 4. CHARLES MANN B.S. in Ed. Fostoria Major: History-Social Science Minor: Physical Science Five Brother 2, 3, 4. EVELYN Swaarz B.S. in Ed. C Major: Commercial Educatic Quill Type 1, 2, 3, 4. Five Sister 2, 3, 4. PHILIP ZAUGG B.S. in Ed. Bowling C Major: English Minor: Biology Debate 2, 3, 4. Commoners 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2. Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4. I4 'I, DIPLGMA SGPHQMURES it iii? JEANETTE DELPH PAULINE UNDERWOOD Diploma Malinta Diploma North Fairfield Intermediate Course W.A.A. 2. GEORGIA STUBBS Intermediate Course CAROLINE BURKE DiPl0mH Lima Diploma Findlay Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. MARTHA HEATER Intermediate Course Kiwfff xg wah CLARIBELLE STUCKEY ' vl Toledo Diploma Van Wert ind flftefl-Pfimflfy Course Kinder arten'Primar' Course . P Club 1, 2. ...A.1,2. atra 2. Lois RADLEY Diploma Montpelie Kindergarten-Primary Courie K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. , Treble Cle RW 1 OLIVE HECKEL Diploma Kelly's Island Kindergarten-Primary Course Thirtyfsix S 5 K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. W. A. A. 1, 2 Treble Clef Club 1. i I WWW W .wi VIRGINIA MILLER Diploma Fostoria I . . Intermediate Course Student Council 1. as Amigas 1, 2. ' Intermediate Club 2. Treble Clef 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. Com LIITCHELL Diploma Morenci, Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 2. Mich Intermediate Course EVANGELINE BONCHI Diploma Kelly's Island Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. EVELYN MAXINE WILES Diploma Sheridan, Ind. Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club IZ. I L ffl LUCILLII KREGLOW Diploma Quincy Intermediate Course W. A. A. 1. Y. W. C. A. 1. Intermediate Club 1, 2. - ELAINE MARSHALL B.S. in Ed. Stoutsville Major: Elementary Ed. Intermediate Club 5, 4. Y. W. C. A. 4. BERNICE KNOPP Diploma Edon Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. W. A. A. 1. VIRGINIA RAY Diploma Arlington Kindergarten-Primary Course Las Amigas 1, 2. K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. S QQ O nd rg . 5 , Rm ij all dui M Iiwtvlef .I H1 . :A-0 fQJ 1 I X C500 ,mv pax S ,fe C 0 X,,rQI Wea S Q LILLIAN HARTENFELD G MARTHA SCHILLING ' Diploma Mzlrfifl Diploma Upper Sandusky Kindergarten-Primary Course Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P- Clu 2- K. P. Club 2. Em rson 1, 2. C M :J M ft Jil'-fl R UTI-I STEVE NS ' pZ4.f,,-v-A-'I DOROTHY BLATCHFORD A. DIPIOITI1 Angola, Ind. Diploma Lorain - Intermediate Club 2. Kindergarten-Primary Course W. A. A. K. P. Club Y. W. C. A. Emerson 1, 2. Thirty-seven G BETTY Huss Diploma Fremont Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. Las Amigas 1, 2. Treble Clef Club 1. RUTH BIENS Diploma Toledo Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P, Club 1, 2. JEAN CANTERBURY Diploma Portage Kindergarten-Primary Course Y. W. C. A. 2. MARGUERITE BLACK Diploma Shelby Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. Emerson 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. JANE MCCONKEY Diploma Wauseon Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, W! 0 iw ll My Thirty-eight . xf-l v55p WN 6,9-we GERALDINE MYERS Diploma Fostoria Intermediate Club 2. Orchestra 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. PAYE ENGLISH Diploma , ' Bryan Kindergarten-Primary Course Y. W. C. A. 2. Emerson 2. W. A. A. 1, 2. K. P. Club 1, 2. MARGUERITE GEHRING Diploma Marion u Intermediate Course f . W. A. A. 1, 2. Intermediate Club 2. ' Treble Clef Club 1. 'V I Y. W. C. A. 1. -- 9. f, fl-fx. -, . Ig IVIAIUE KERN Diploma Miller City Intermediate Course HELEN GROLL Diploma gate Intermediate Co se Intermediate Club 2. swf LEORA MILLER Diploma Kenton Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. RACHEL BALLARD Diploma Norwalk Intermediate Course Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. Intermediate Club 1, 2. Phratra 1, 2. ELIZABETH SCHUCK Diploma Findlay Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. Treble Clef 1, 2. W. A. A. 1, 2. Women's League 2. RUTH ELLEN MOUNTS Diploma Marion Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. Las Amigas 1, 2. JEANNETTE FIKE Diploma BlOOl'I'1V1llC Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 2. Treble Clef 1, 2. HELEN FLEMING Diploma LaFayette Intermediate Course Emerson 2. Intermediate Club 1, 2 W. A. A. 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. . ,N , vw , .., X I V. U5sAvA.vx..1 I I. HJ ll OJQV jx . .If ,ff-' W L M 'Xara I gt lgfv 'I ' ifsf. ' .' . .-H 'i-.I .sim NAOMI ' CKE Diploma a Intermediate s I nterme ' lu LEQTA HUMIBERT Diploma Kansas Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. FRANCES ROBINSON Diploma Ridgeway Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 2. Emerson 1. MARIAN RIFE Diploma Intermediate Course Phratra 1, 2. Intermediate Club 1, 2 Treble Clef 1, 2. Orchestra 1, 2. W. A. A. 1, 2. Thirty mmf BETTY FOUTS GWENDOLYN PA1'rERsoN DiPl0f1'1a Toledo Diploma Springfield Kindergarten-Primary Course Intermediate Course K- P' Club 1, 2- Intermediate Club 2. Emerson 2. EVANGELINE MLLEii n FRANCES MAY Diploma Bcybyig Green Dlploma Bryan Intermediate Course Intermediate Co,ur Intermedi eQ,Cl 1, 2. Y. W. C Alflf 2. Emerson 2' Intermediate Club 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. ! , .1 fu! , ,JJ .T f ,W ' JW' GENEVIEVE OBENOUR CHARLOTTE BOQTH Diploma LaFayette Diploma ATTTWQTP KiUdefSaftef1'P1'im21fY Course Kindergarten-Primary Course f? Y. W. C. A. 2. K. P. our 1, 2. xg, Emerson 2- W. A. A. 1, 2. 'e- W. A. A. 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. .P K. P. Club 1, 2. A .. 9 QPU 59 GENEVIEVE STEVENS JUANITA CARTER Diploma Lorain Diploma Fostoria Intermediate Course Kindergarten-Primary Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. Orchestra 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. Treble Clef 2. K. P. Club 2. EVELYN E. COLWELL Donormf PICKETT Diploma Fostoria Diploma Bellevue Intermediate Course Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. Intermediate Club 1, 2, Phratra 1, 2. W. A. A. 1, 2. Forty Q2 -V K Q9 as 4. A6 , 21 Y' shy of 6 N TV ELEANOIL BRINER Diploma Montpelier Intermediate Course Phratra. Y. W. C. A. Intermediate Club. HELEN D. SMITH Diploma Convoy Intermediate Course Doius GAMBLE Diploma Fayette Intermediate Course Concert Band 1, 2. uw Orchestra 1. Treble Clef 2. Intermediate Club 2. ' 1, of W ANN L. YACKEE Diploma Napoleon Intermediate Course Treble Clef 2. Emerson 2. Intermediate Club 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. Las Amigas 2. HELEN KRANER Diploma Agosta Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. Glee Club 1, 2. MADGE KLINE Diploma Lakeview KindeL'garten4Primary Course Phratra 2. Y, W. C. A. 2. Emerson 2. BETTY N. BOWDLE Diploma Lima Kindergarten-Primary Course Las Amigas 1, 2. K. P. Club 1, 2. Inter-Sorority Council 2. Women's League 2. ELIZABETH BRADEN Diploma Galion Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. Glee Club 1. WA ETA STAUFFE-R Diploma Arlington Kindergarten-Primary Course Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. K. P. Club 1, 2. v9 Vw ,mug yfg 0-'f1,mgz, llgw. .n.4..., RUTH AQ? I Diploma Girard, Pa. ' Kindergarten-Primary Course Phratra 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. K. P. Club 1, 2. W. A. A. 1. F orty-one MARIE MICHAELIS CARLOTTA SMITH Diploma Defiance Diploma Rockford Intermediate Course Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 2. Intermediate Club 7 I JAYNE LUTZ Diploma Toledo Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. W. A. A. 1, 2. l-015 of Lutk ilawjne Lutz EVELYN STEIN Diploma Kettlersville Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1 2 as Quick' Cl' 9 gf' 1 sg LUCILE MITCHELL Diploma McComb Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 2. HELEN METZ Diploma Piqua Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club. Las Amigas. Forty-two PAULXNE RADER Diploma Leipsic Intermediate Course Las Amigas 1, 2. Intermediate Club 1, 2. W. A. A. 1, 2. MARGUERITE PURDY Diploma Rockford Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. Treble Clef 2. EILEEN HOLLMAN Diploma St. Marys Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 2. I Y. W. C. A. 2. WMM RITA SCI-IVUABLE Diploma Milan Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 2. Emerson 2. Bee Gee News Staff 2. DOROTHY KOLBE Diploma McClure Intermediate Course Orchestra 1. Chorus 1. Treble Clef 2. UNA Fmssn Diploma Forest Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. Phratra 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. ISABELLE S1-rom Diploma Archbold Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. Treble Clef Club 1. Band 1. MARGARET BILLINGS Diploma Holland Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. E A. A. 1. . 0 I Mozerus BAERTSCHE Diploma Dunkirk Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. Emerson 2. GEORGETTA DAY Diploma Egerton Intermediate Course Inter-Sorority Council. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. Phratra Intermediate Club 1, 2. W. A. A. F ortyftlrree MARY ALICE OJDELL ALICE WATSON Diploma Ft. Recovery DlP10ma RCPUb1iC Intermediate Qourse Kindergarten-Primary Course Intermediate Club 1. K- PQ Club- Emerson 1. 31630 Cglbk fp JANIS BENTON b GLEND LA GROTH Diploma Upper Sandusky Dlploman Ckf rd Kindergarten-Primary Course Intennedmt Curse W. A. A. 1 . Y. W. C. A. 1. Y C 7 W. A. A. 1, 2. Boo and oto 2. Eine o . Bee Ne ' 2. inte ecliate 1, 2. MARTHA SHULL HELEN Mum Diploma Mt. Blanchard Diploma Fostoria Kindergarten-Primary Course Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. K. P. Club 1, 2. Y W. C. A. 2. . oi VI 'W' M M.z::n,.,e'+ . Lbvvvi-I 4 lrvuc.. Q ' - . FLORENCE LULDRED LAMBERT SUSANNAH MILLER Diploma Defiance Diploma Lima Kindergarten-Primary Course Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club. K. P. Club 1, 2. Glee Club. W. A. A. 1, 2. Key Staff 2. FERN SHARP ISABELLE MCKEAN Diploma Lorain Diploma Crestline Kindergarten-Primary Course Kinda-garten.Pfimary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. K. P. Club 2. Glee Club 1. Y. W. C. A. 2. W. A. A. 2. Band 1, 2. Phratra 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. Forty-four .W RWM, U l li KN Ax Oz . ,gi ll' fl lil U 1 jojgfl -' ZELDA CRANDALL Diploma Walbridge Kindergarten-Primzlry Course K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. J . flaw if I VIVIAN W1LL1Arv1s Diploma Cleveland Intermediate Course Women's League 2. Drronns RINGENBERG Diploma Stryker Intermediate Course Intermediate Club. Treble Clef Club. Y. KV. C. A. OPAL ELSASSER Diploma Ridgeway Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. , vi Intermediate 1, 2. Y- W- C- A- 2- CAROLYN Sci-moisuruicr DOROTHY HERD M' W Diploma Piqua Diploma W. Mansfield Kindergarten-Primary Course Iflfeffliediafe Course K, P, Club' Intermediate Club 1, 2. ' Las Amigas Y- W- C- A- 2- ' Book and Motor to Q 2 ie ' -M'-L 0'KJ O - ' AL? Adu, LEANORE DEWITT MILDIKED GEPHART wry-4'I1ipl ma Greenwich Diploma Clyde ' Kindergarten-Primary Course I Intermediate Course K. P. Club 2. f sw Emerson 2. Y. W. C. A. . V, Intermediate Club 1, 2. Ai!f. wif! W. A. A. 1.. TREVA EISAMAN ALGIA AI.Bx3RT.-I MILLER Diploma Arcadia Diploma Morral Intermediate Course Intermediate Course Y. W. C. A. 2. Intermediate Club. Intermediate Club 1, 2. Mahi, l MM MW ' In Forty-Eve , fl -mlli ' 1 l -.M IDALENA DRESSIZL DORTHA ANDERSON Diploma Holgate Diploma Morral Intermediate Course Intermediate Course l Intermediate Club 1, 2. Intermediate Club 1, 2. Phratra 2. 1 W. A. A. 1, 2. IANIS ROHRBAUGH RUTH PATTERSON Diploma Wapakoneta Diploma Findlay Intermediate Course Kindergarten-Primary Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. W. A. A. 1, 2. BERNICE BROWN ELIZABETH MOHRE Diploma I.CipSiC Diploma Upper Sa usky Intermediate Course Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. Intermediate Club . HELEN SCHELL BETTY BQNN Diploma Bucyrus Diploma Holgate Intermediate Course Intermediate Course Intermediate Club. Intermediate Club 2. Y. W. C. A. AMELIA MEYER ALICE KUHLMAN Diploma Holgate Diploma Elliston Intermediate Course Intermediate Course Intermediate Club. Intermediate Club 1, 2. Treble Clef Club. V , txt C, A K l xx 1 9 . I Xl '.I Fortyfsix 2 jf 'X' WMV- .J X . ' fs I NW 0' ' 70 f fa ' UWM 'U J J ALICE POLING LUCILLE SHEARMAN Diploma Van Wert B.S. in Ed. Napoleon Kindergarten-Primary Course Major: Elementary Education W. A. A. 1. Women's League 2, 5, 4. K. P. Club 2. Intermediate Club 5, 4. Glee Club 2. 'df Emerson 4. ffl ffflf' if . Atgyvv ,Fwy . L, , y - L . II ' 1 . 5 f ,ff-ff 'VV 5' 941 C '0JlL1f ' ei 4, -,va If W UVV.. yl E51 gud! , , I, ,V lf, X-,74'-'V MARY REID j IXIVW ff ' EDN.-I LONGACRE D ploma Monclova Diploma Fostoria Kindergarten-Primary Course Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. K. P. Club 2. Y. W. C. A. 1. Y. W. C. A. 2. Pocket Testament League Women's League GENEVIEVE CAMPBELL Diploma Cloverdale Intermediate Course Intermediate 'Club 2. HELEN WILLIAMS Diploma Cleveland Intermediate Course Emerson Y. W. C. A. Intermediate Club BETTY ELLIOTT Diploma West Mansfield Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. ganna CAM FRIEDA GUSTIN Diploma Intermediate Course Hicksville Intermediate Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. VIRGINIA Molmow Diploma Cygnet Kindergarten-Primary Course Las Amigas Inter-Sorority Council. K. P. Club. Y. W. C. A. MARY ELLEN PESSELL Diploma Arcadia Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club. Forty-seven LAUKENE MAWER 6 Miki D RUTH DANIELS Diploma Diploma Grand Rapids Intermediate C Kindergairteneljrirnary Course Las Amigas 2. Emerson 1, 2. Intermediate C K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1. Y. XV. C. A. 2. MA N MELVA ROHDE Diploma Diploma Clyde Kin er rten- Intermediate Course K. Club Book and Motor 2, 3. V . C. A Treble Clef 3. Orchestra 1. ' Phratra 2, 3. . Intermediate Club 1, 2, 3. MARSELLA REESE MARY LEAHNORE TREIER Diploma Mt, Cory Kindergarten-Primary Course Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 1. K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1. Chu Y, W, C, A, 2, Treble Clef 1. I - . n a, .dp,.lI. may Lk JLJJ- UCIL' 5.1.5 1 FAYB ZEHNER Diploma Ridgeville Corners Diploma, Oak Hafbof Intermediate Course Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. Intermediate Club 1' Y. W. C. A. 2. LAURA F01-SOM MYRA BASINGER Diploma West Liberty DiPl01Tla. Pafldvfa Intermediate Course Intermedmte Course Treble Clef 2. Intermediate Club 1, 2. Intermediate Club 2. F orty-eight 6' MAXINE WERTZ Diploma Helena Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 2. WWW IVIARIAN WINTEIIS Diploma Kenton Kindergz1rter1'P1'imz1ry Course Pbratra 1, 2. K. P. Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. W4mr1en's League 2. W, b-uno' iw . www- ARLENE YATES Diploma Berlin Heights Intermediate Course Emerson 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. W. A. A. 1, 2. I Intermediate Club 1, 2 lj, f , Women's League 11. 2. 'I , .W -' 1 , ' 'I ' .I I J is .XL W , !, . .. ll ,J i' . I ' ', N, . 1 - - Luci1.LE MOCK Diploma Toledo Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. 55153. MAIIY QUAIL Diploma Forest Intermediate Course Intermediate Club. W. A. A. Elrelftigg gl. 15 . we MILDIQED ZEIGLER Diploma Van Wert Intermediate Course Las Amigas 1, 2. Treble Clef 1. W. A. A. 1, 2. Y. XV. C. A. 2. Intermediate Club 2. VIRGINIA GRANGER Diploma Coldwater Intermediate Course Emerson 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. W. A. A. 2. Intermediate Club 2. EVELYN INIACK Diploma Hamlet Intermediate Course Treble Clef 1, 2. Las Amigas 1, 2. Intermediate Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. MARY JANE AUSTIN Diploma Toledo Intermediate Course Treble Clef 2. Intermediate Club 2. MQW IVIARGUERITE EVANS Diploma Venedocia Intermediate Course Intermediate Club I. Treble Clef 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. W. A. A. 1. , 5,-ipvf' 'YH Forty -nine ,Q .Il X. 05 if Mmzjoius LXNDECKER VIVIAN SCHNUR Diploma Toledo Diploma Delta Intermediate Course Intermediate Course Las Amias Pi Kappa Delta 1. Intermediate Club. Emerson 1. Y. W. C. A. Intermediate Club Z. Treble Clef. , ff . l rXRGAllET WARNECK SALLY LIGHT ploma Republic Diploma B r s ' 4 In ei-mediate Course Intermediate Course 'l , Intermediate Club 1, 2. Iflfeflliediflfe Cl - ' Y. XV. C. A. 1, 2. X A Q ,N Emerson 2. . nd, U I' , , I . VV' I, WINIFRED VOGELPO1-IL EILEEN WHITE Diploma Belmore Diplomal Norwalk . 6 Intermediate Course Kindergarten-Primary COLQQ SX Intermediate Club 1, 2. K. P. Club, 60 0 S, W. A. A. 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. W tb Phratra 2. X9 'S' do X' '00 x 9 001. FRANCES ROLLER MARY BRENNER Dililoma Alfadia Diploma Arcadia Kindergarten-Primary Course Intermediate Course K- P. Club 2- Intermediate Club. Emerson 2. . o 1 , J f. ,. Y,fl,-- ' .af -.1 -7 MARJORIE SMITH EDNA SIEWERT Diploma Marion Diploma Toledo Intermediate Course Intermediate Course W. A. A. 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. Intermediate Club 1, 2. Intermediate Club 2.Y,j Women's League 1. ri j , I E' 4 A J I 1 -17 ' Fifty RosE NICHOLAS JOYCE HERBERT Diploma Toledo Diploma Fostoria Intermediate Course Women's League 2. Intermediate Course Treble Clef 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. Bee Gee News 2. Key Staff 2. CBCELIA M. WEICHEL RUTH PQWERS Diploma Willard Diploma, Ngfwalk Intermediate Course Phratra 1, 2. Intermediate Club 1, 2. Emerson 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 2. MHVW I 016 r6nANN EEEER iplo a Bloomville Intermediate Course W. A. A. 1, 2. Intermediate Club 2. Emerson 2. Y. W. C. A. 2. , .1 I .' 1 ' I, .x I X V , ,1 'C V iBlETTY E. MILLER Diplbma Defiance Kindergarten-Primary Course Phratra 1, 2. W. A. A. 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. K. P Club 1, 2 Emerson 2. JOHN R. THOMPSON Diploma Delphos Intermediate Course Band 1, 2. Glee Club 1, 2. Orchestra 1. Y. M. C. A. 1. HENRIETTA BAUGHMAN Diploma Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 2. fd Findlay MoRToN BURGIN Diploma Bowling Green Intermediate Course 4 Glee Club 1. Y. M. C. A. 1. Emerson 2. JOHN HEATH Diploma Intermediate Course Glee Club 1. Y. M. C. A. 2. Cheerleader 2. Cleveland F ifty-one I LLOYD DULL Diploma Celina Intermediate Course Band 1, 2. Y. M. C. A. 1, 2. Glee Club 1. Emerson 2. VERNON LEATHERMAN Diploma Liberty Center Intermediate Course Y. M. C. A. 1, 2. Intermediate Club 2. DWIGHT VAN ATTA Diploma Richwood Intermediate Course Glee Club 1. Y. M. c. A. 1, 2. MAR 1011112 BAIINT Diploma Delphos Intermediate Course Intermediate Club 1, 2. Phratra 2. Y. W. C. A. I, 2. RUTH BALSIZER Diploma Fremont Intermediate Course Treble Clef 1. W. A. A. 1. WINIFRED MACHETANZ Diploma Kenton Kindergarten-Primary Course K. P. Club 2. Intermediate Club 2. VIRGINIA BREWSTER Diploma Oak Lawn, Illinois Intermediate Course Treble Clef 1. Phratra 2. HELEN DEMPSTER Diploma Kenton Intermediate Course Y.W. C. A. 2. Intermediate Club 2. GRACE BOYEII Diploma Whitehouse Intermediate Course Chorus 1. Treble Clef 1, 2. Intermediate Club 2. Fifty-two LLOYD E. MIZEI1 Diploma New Philadelphia Intermediate Course Y. M. C. A. Glee Club. ORILIN J. MIZEIK Diploma New Philadelphia Intermediate Course Y. M. C. A. 1, 2. Band 1, 2. Glee Club 1, 2. VIRGINIA SHILLING Diploma West Unity Intermediate Course Treble Clef 1, 2. Intermediate Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. Emerson Literary 1. PI-IYLLIS Goon Diploma Titlfm Intermediate Course Treble Clef. Intermediate Club. Las Amigas. VERA Rowe Diploma Vickery Kindergarten-Primary Course Donorm' Gonsucrr Diploma Wauseon Intermediate Course MARY Hooven Diploma West Unity Intermediate Course Treble Clef 1, 2. f Intermediate Club 1, 2. FLORENCE ERNST N' Diploma Dayton Intermediate Course L e - Skol 1, 2. f CARTIIA FETTERS . HELEN MERCER Diploma Findlay Dlploma 3 X Intermediate Course Intermediate Course Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. Intermediate Club 2. GUY BUDDEMEYER Diploma Wapakoneta BESSIE HOLLETT Intermediate Course DiPl0H1Fl NCVUCL1 Y. M. C. A. 2. Intermediate Course JEANNETTE BUNNELL BERNICE KNOPP Diploma Forest Diploma Intermediate Course Kindergarten-Primary Intermediate Club 2. VIOLA NAGY EVRON MATHILE Diploma DiPl0ma Portage Kindergarten-Primary C Intermediate Course K. P. Club 1, 2. JU 1011 F ifty-four e Kuhlrnan, Rudolph, Harrison, Powell IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ............... ........... D ale Kuhlman Vice-President . . ..... Pauline Harrison Secretary ..... .......... E llen Rudol h Treasurer ' P . . . . .Virginia Louise Powell Ofdelmllrer Cfmield Lonf, Baxley Lee C Dickey Clmgo Brooks Burdxck ook SFATTD Doenseb De-Verna Gamble Fuchs Foust Gernert STANDING Cramer Flaler Cox Deschle Farwxg Gexb Egbert 'S . , ' , s 1 a s v a : 1 a : ' . 1 v ' 1- A 1 s : 1 UI , - 4 v 2 s z Q , . ' K 4 , ' mL' -, '- X 'n pr 11, '- L- ' A A - , w, F ifty-Haze .- b h Gray Hart non Heltzman FIRST Row Horton Kel 'lug SECOND Row Hmmmett Joseph l Huber Harger THIRD R OW Jolley Ham hlm ln Moms FIRST Row Scott Cheetwood Ku d Nlchelsonm McVPy Munger QECOND Row Kmney Conra Beutty Fzfcy sw 1 gggu.. FIRST ROW-Parks, Kerruish, MCC SECOND R - ' ann, Deuschle, Ruchman. ow Beldmg, Johnston, Long, S ' SEATED-Vanwagner, V ST arver, Dxtzler. anAtta, Young ANDING-Wood ' ' worth, Segrxst, Rile 'K y, och, Suter, Yziwb bl if ! lf 1 erg. F ifd fkcveh menter k Shexdler Burson Showalter Par Knaggs Rmehart Sherc ssell Wlens Rudolph BISUIHC Snnk Hahn Webb FIRST Row Ru Row McCartney Varm SECOND Fifty-eight SUPHCDMURES W ,avi U-'V' K Long Sixty D Kerns J Herbert D McCrory Sophomore Class Officers Presndent Kerm1t Long Dons Kc-:ms Vxce Presxdent Dale Herbert Secretary Treasurer Donald McCrory lil- W 4 QR 5 55 'ULUO FRESHMEN Szxty four M Heber T S Freshman Class Qfflcers Presxdent V xce Presxdent james Rohrbaugh Secretary Thurman Smrth Treasurer Lucnlle Newcomb Malcolm Heber mxth J Rohb r augh L Newcomb jw0fjf9 2:17512 wwf? -Af Qfiffigf T. - .J N-f ff Kbfw- xx J,-'Q 39 P11 A L X NW 5 CQ fa if Ki . -Vi IA vw -nj' ,F N 3- Psi! 'S WJ' ff, 1 V jx fx-Q' U15 ,. .Q A i x X 1 'Y ' X ' 9 NNN! 33 MS! J ELK ' if .M Q ' yfbd-'VI 1 ,. , ,MN WJ, , ,gg '1K3Q,Lx, W -1--, 14. 1 XX I b V Uf Wg Q K J . 7: A ff X56 :iw Q2 Sixty-six N . K1 , W .1 , '.x -x rfb? V ?x'xgQfsf'y ,Q y1fliYUE'E isp j wp Q U Wfii A UL rx 'X 1 3 W .. yi ,P S? if I? fx' N K '-- sf ACTIVITIES 5 ' w.F- A 'TTFFF' YVNFFFF' M1125 H G N O RARY FRATERNITIES Sixty-eight SEATED-Frum, Smith, Wentz, Lane, Woodworth, Miss Nielson, Solinger. STANDING-Forman, Ruch, Hatcher, Swartz, Frank, Dr. Rew, Gryting, Preston, Brillhart. Beta Pi Theta just last year the local French club, Cercle Francais, received its chapter from the Beta Pi Theta, national honorary French fraternity. To be eligible for membership, a student must not only have a high average in French, but also a high general scholastic standing. The chief purpose of the organization is to de- velop the University student in French, beyond what ordinary French classes can give, to encourage and maintain the highest possible literary and scholastic stand- ards, and to organize in the University men and women who recognize and award merit in productive French literature. The local group includes those members who have achieved in mastering the French language and its literature. Officers Preridenz ........ .......... .... L I ARY Louisa LANE Vice-Prefidenz . . . . . .FRANCIS WOODWORTH Secretary ..... .......... ....... A D ELINE SMITH Trearw-ef .. ................... VVILLIAM FRANK Spgmgff , .... LILIAN Tnessrsr Urzscmsr, DR. Raw , . ff f, fr' , W , ' ,N I ' . 4 ijffk .rv V ,, ,, I 1 ' , . l If l -K V , . ay. N'N, 1J , rc Qfaljx chael Woodwortlm FIRST Row Professor Carmr Lane Shoerlucke Nrelson Hobart SECOND ROW Professor Bxery Dr Zaugg Sow ers Sutter Flaler Heater THIRD Row Professor Nrelson Gaeth Lam bertus Mooney Groth Tay lor Harlow Ruch FOURTH Row Professor Schwarz Frtch Grytmg Brrllhart Kxng Schredler Brrcker Collrns Book and Motor The Soclety of Book and Motor IS an honorary orgamzatlon to whrch shill be elected durlng or after therr second year those students who have proflted most fully by the 1nstruct1on offered at Bowlmg Green St'1te Un1vers1ty and who have con trrbuted most generally to her tmdrtrons The object of Book and Motor IS the fosterrng of college sprrrt and the recognrtron of merrt rn scholastrc and socral en deavor In the emblem the open book represents knowledge alone or pure scrence lrterature and the lrke whlle the motor symbohzes rndustry or progress rn the con Crete 2.PPl1C'1flOf1 of knowledge to llVl1'1g Book ind Motor was founded ln 1914 Oiicers Pferzdenz RUTH FLALER Vzre Pfemienz MAX BRILLHART Secretary FRANCES WOODWORTH Tfearmer PROP J W CARMICHAEL Szxty mne 1 9 y ' no 3 s 9 ' 9 1 ' s ' : a s - 1 r ' 1 s s Q s s ' J v a n a 9 9 - r . 4 - 4 . ' . A .. .. .. . . F ' J 1' 1 ' 4 . 'c . ,. 4 Ifuns Swartz Bnllhart Light Roberts Preston Rupp Tunnxclxlfe Grllette Rrley Phz Szgma Mu Phl Srgmu Mu rs a national honorary Publlc School Muslc Fraternlty whxch w'1s founded 1n 1925 Ihgnbnhty to the fraternrty depends upon h1gh scholastxc stfrndmg and profess1om1 attxtude Its purpose IS to create and foster fellowshxp among stu dents and teachers of Pubhc School Music to obtaxn 1 hxgher degree of mus1c1an sh1p as an 1nd1v1dual 'md as a group and to foster loyalty to the Almm Mater Each year the fratermty engages 1n some act1v1ty destrned to be of benelit to those mter ested 1n Pubhc School Musrc Thus year the local chapter engaged rn research prob lems nn musrc 1pprec1at1on Oiflcers Pfeudenz DAIE GILLETTE Vue Prerzderzz ELNORA RILEY Seprezmj MAX BRILL1-mlvr Tfemme, MR R M TUNNICUFFE Spavzrorr MR M C MCEWEN MR R M TUNNICLIPFE Seventy ll ! s s ' 1 Q a s a a - o ,- c 4 7 . 4 1 .4 4 L L . c , s 4 ' z c , c . r 4 ' ' r ' . ,H FIRST Row-Chapel, Carmen, Boyer, Kellogg. SECOND Row-Broyles, Coffman, Highlield Shine, Professor Car ' THIRD Row- ' michael. 1 Spitler, MCC ' lintock, Glover, Rohrs, Jolley, Emerson. P1 Kappa Delta The art of persuasion beautiful and just is the spirit of the largest Honorary Forensic Fraternity in the world, Pi Kappa Delta. Its purpose is one of meaning- To stimulate progress in, and to promote the interests of intercollegiate fellowship, of brotherly cooperation and interest, and by conferring upon deserving candidates a badge of distinction, proficiency, and honor, varied and graduated according to merit and achievement. Eta Chapter was established in 1950 with twenty charter members. A recent survey of the one hundred-fifty chapters places Eta Chapter in the superior group. This survey involved forensic program, contests won, number of participants, budget, speech courses, and membership. Officers Preridenz ..... . Vife-Pre 'd JI 6711 . . . .PHILIP ZAUGG . . . . .EARL CRYER Seventy-one Seventy two SEATED-H385 Boyer Hawver Lane Carlsten STANDING Kxlbury Mackan Robmson Dr Allen Dr McCan Grytmg Kmg Szgma Tau Delta Srgma Tau Delta IS '1 Nfrtlonal Honorary Englrsh Fraterruty composed of fat ulty and students who are majormg or mlnorrng lfl Englrsh The purpose of thxs Fmtermty lS to promote the mastery of wrrtten expressxon to encourage worthwhrle refrdrng and to foster a spmt of fellowshrp among men and women SPCC121llZ1I'1g ln Enghsh In order to gzun admxssron to thrs fmtermty hrgh scholastmc standards must be 1ttzuned Sngma. Tfxu Delta hfls chapters rn seventy four colleges and umversltxes Kappa Delta Chapter wms founded ln BOVSllI1g Green State Umversrty rn May 1936 Although stlll rn rts mfancy rt rs '1lre'1dy wmmng an actxve part 1n campus hfe Oihcers P1 exzdent Vue Prerzdenz C Hun. HAWVER Senermg Treauzuer MARY CONNEL L Spomor MARY Louxsxz LAN1' DR REA MCCAIN s a 1 1 - v . . K r. . . Q- : . . . 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' - ' ............................... 1 CLUBS DEPARTMENTAL Seventy four SEATED E nglrsh Hawver Connell STANDING-Hardmg Dr MCC am Nerlson Vann Robmson Areopagus Areopagus a newly formed orgamzatron on the campus was founded for t purpose of creatmg an rnterest rn hterature The name was take group orgamzed by Edmund Spenser and Joh name from a hrgh Gre k fou he n from the It n Mrlton wh e trlbunal T r of each sex 1 erary 0 1n turn had chosen therr here are erght members m the orgamzatron who wlth thexr sponsor meet twlce each month for drscussxon and the shfmng of new fmdmgs The newest books are purchased and added to the lrbrary of the socxety so that modern hterature may be more easnly followed by the members New members are chosen when vacancxes occur and they must meet the hrgh requrrements of the soc1ety Prelzdent Serrelarg Treamf er Sporzxor CARL HAWVER LIARY CONNELL DR REA MCCAIIN s 1 - s - n 1 1 - 1 a - 7 v c . ' - a v FIRST Row Wnglmt Clmgaman Fry Knaggs Rfny, Powell SECOND Row Bmrnhart H Conrad Parker Snook C Conmd Apple THIRD Row Devl1n Ixruse Crowley Spayth 1' enstermaker Brentlmger Industrzal Arts Club The Industrral Arts Club was formed at the begmnxng of thrs school year The membershrp rs lnmrted to students majormg or mmormg IH Industrxal Arts ln Bowhng Green State Umversrty The purpose of the organrzatlon rs to promote Industual Arts rn the Umversxty to Qrcqufunt the members wrth the field of In dustrlal Arts and to develop a. professional and socml att1tude among 1ts members In the meetxngs cllscussxon centers around such fOP1CS as Chlppendale the Engllsh furnrture desrgncr brref blogmphxcal sketches of n1t1on11 leaders ln the field of In clustrxal Arts and the results of mformfrl tests of general xnformatron Oficers NORMAN FRY KENNETH KNAGGS Prefzdezzl DAVID CLINGAMAN Vzce Prermferlf PROFESSOR CROWLEY Secretary Treanu er S pon for Seventy five a L s s y 4 . K a f a v , . r , . r ' n f 1 y 1 , . 4 , L . ' . ' . 1 . . . , c . s , 4 c 4 - , 4 . Seventy-six FIRST ROW-McCrate, Wirick, Ray, Rupp, Russel, Haskins, Ault, Wocrdworth, Boyer. SECOND ROW-Zaugg, Hammett, Cook, Osborn, Mooney, Flaler, Carmen, Miller, Shealy, Professor Carmichael, Frutig. THIRD ROW-Roth, Chapel, McClintock, Cryer, Emerson, Corfman, Perkins, Swain. FOURTH ROW-Knaggs, Franks, Broyles, Heilman, Roebke, Karg, Henderlick, Miller, I-Iawver. FIFTH ROW-Cryer, Kellogg, Cromer, Shelly, Walker, Avery, Shine, Spitler. Debate The speech department of Bowling Green has linished its most successful year, and has grown from six in 1919 to over two hundred in 1937. More than twenty debate teams entered one hundred thirty contests on three different questions: the Ohio Conference, one-house legislature, Mid-West, consumer's cooperative, and Pi Kappa Delta, minimum wage. Some big institutions met were New York Uni- versity, U. of Vermont, St. Thomas, Lemoine, and Colby, Maine. It has been the aim of Professor Carmichael to give a greater number of students experience in public speaking rather than to specialize with a few. The ever-increasing interest in speech work pays a fine tribute to Professor Carmichael's tireless efforts. FIRST Row Frum Ferguson Grund Gray Baird A Rupp Slessmm SECOND Row Wentz, Allen Koon Horton Dodds Nrelsen Rew THIRD ROW Ruch Forman Snyder Berlrncourt Brubaker Lane Mrller Lane FOURTH Row Hanna Shealy Herser Howell Bushrmn Nrelsen Beck Grytrng Forezgn Language Club The Fore1gn Language Club Wh1Ch has been orgamzed for the Purpose of supplementrng the work done ID the classes endeflvors to brrng the students rnto closer contflct wrth the languflges they are studyrng and to make more real the people and the lands rn whrch they are rnterested It hopes to broflden the students soclal attltudes 'lnd mrry hrs sympathles and Llndersmndrngs beyond n1t1on1l boundfmrres All students who 'xre studymg a forexgn language are elrgrble for mem bcrshlp The meetrngs whrch are held once 21 month are both rnterestmg 'md cducatronal The group rs not only actrve on the mmpus but rt has done much tow1rd establrshrng a frrendly relatlon betvs een student 1nd rnstructor Oiiicers Sfflgfflfj TI61l'IHB1 E1 rLABr'r14 HARLOW Spomm Miss NIFISEN 71- 7 l 3 I ' I ' ! ' ' i 1 s 1 v 1 - T : 1 a a ' x s v ' i ' : 1 J 1 1 2 x a ' . A , ' . . I . , I . . L . A ' , ' 1 K . . I 4 . . K . I . I E . C - O ' ' . , , c A . I . . 6 , . Preridenz ................................... .... . ...... E VELYN WENTZ ' A l' 5 . l .4 ........... ....................... ' . , 1 . Seventy seven Seventy uqht ,101-ygl-lb FIRST ROW Nxckelson McCrate Vrckers Gray Wood Martxn Deschel Barns Allen SECOND Row Henderson Hydeman Heater Bur son Schutzberg Connelly Clum Wexns McCann THIRD ROW Schutzberg Fxtkxn Dmsmore M1ller Lambertus Rudolph Knepper Gaeth FOURTH ROW McElhaney Leonard Beck Zxmmerman Zexgler Baum Hurlburt Fret vsell Ernst FIFTH ROW Cook Beck Brtter Braxthwarte flfklfl Blackmore Preffer Dankkefsen Allshouse Hettrnck Hoag Home Economzcs Club The Home Econonncs Club IS 1 profess1onal orgamzatxon and a member of the State and Natronal Econom1cs ASSOCIHEIOH The alms of the club are to broaden v1s1on and provrde background In the Held of home econonucs by outs1de speakers and students programs to promote socrabrhty In the group and to provxde oppor tumty for tralmng IH worthwh1le projects of the college and communxty Th1s year s programs haxe been qu1te drversnied and centered around one spe crhc rheme The club sponsored Its annual Christmas Formal December 11 held Its annual Formal Banquet at the Women s Club Aprll 7 and was represente the State Conventlon at Ohro State LlI'11VCl'S1tY dat Oiiicers Prendenl Dono'rHY MAR Secretary TIN ELLFN RUDOLPH Trearurer GRACE H EATER MARGARET KING - , , , , , , , , - 7 7 7 - 3 ! 9 ! 3 ' 1 7 1 1 Y ! Y ' a Q a s x 1 s ' V , . 7 1 I 2 3 3 ! 'A 7 s 1 '- . I L 5 - t . . C y T . , I . . . Q l . . . r, , . 1 , . ' 5 1 3 Vice-Prerfderzz . 47. Denhoff Ryden SEATED, Fmsr Row Robertson our, Cunningham, Miller, Rood Riley Short Betts, Riley, Seickrest. Kock, Gamble, Hopper Light, Grisier, Brillhart SECOND Row Iams Stoll Doenges Schwarz Gzuens Agnew Slotterbeck QTANDING Greunke Nofziger Huffman Wlllett Stamm Bushman Huffman Pickering Ullom Gillette The Chorus The Chorus is a musical orgmiration whose membership is limited to students he Music Department Its purpose and function is to encourage sent to the student body zz large and more lo endeaxors to assist in as md better choral singing 'ls w select repertoire of the better musical compos developing a more apprecratixe conceptron of fine music The g the vested choir in chapel each week 1s well 1s mfrking two traditronal perform wnces annually the sacred Christmas Concert 1nd the Spring Concert The directoi of this chorus is Prof R M Tunmchtte I-Iefad of the Music Department Senenty-nine -I , Q , . 7 3 S '- Q 14 1 , , , , , '- ' 1 t 1 -1 . 1 1 . 1 s D S 7 ' 1 teachers of t ' . ' ' 4 ' ' . ell as to pre ' ' itions. It as 1 ' ' ' ' 'fn ' ' . roup appears . . 7, L C A . . . u 1, , ' ,z ' . L . ' . . . , . . , Eighty ! FIRST ROW-Griffith, Basinger, Ditzler, Hall, Yaake, Parker, Siler, Colwell, Smith, Lindecker, Quail, Yates, Siewert, Druschel. SECOND ROW-Powers, Basel, Myers, Shearman, Warner, Gephart, Pickett, Weichel, Hartenfeld, Eisman. THIRD ROW-Colwell, Dempster, Raclscheid, Mack, Adams, Wagner, Burlekamp, Boyer, Rife, Rode, Otte, Groth, Day. FOURTH ROW-Purdy, Meier, Danmyer, Baughman, Dunmeyer, Niehaousmyer, Stevens, Volepohl, Anderson, Miller, David, Barnt, Knapp, Lorenz, Hoppes. FIFTH ROW-Rader, Robertson, Groll, Dressel, Hitchcock, Thompson, Williams, Light, Pagnard, Robinson, Black, Rohrbaugh, Fetters, O'Brien. SIXTH ROW-Boughman, Bodey, Rice, Hilty, Eggers, Heckel, Katterheinrich, Greenlers, Kuhlman, Gehring, Bonchi, Kreglow, Gamble, Herd. SEVENTH ROW--Smith, McKee, Ringenberg, Kramer, Stevens, Neihousmyer, Rupp, Hollman, Mitchell, Humbert. Intermediate Club The Intermediate Club is one of the prominent organizations of this campus for two and four year students in Elementary Education. It was organized with the purpose of promoting the professional and social interests of elementary students. Thirty-tive per cent of the students enrolled in the Elementary Education Course are active members of the club. Through the advice and assistance of the sponsors, Miss Lorenz, Miss Day, and Dr. l-Ioppes, many successful social events have been achieved this year. Among these were the Home Coming Breakfast, a Christmas Party, Intermediate and Kindergarten-Primary Formal, and the Spring Banquet. President ..... . . .DoRoTHY Picicerr Vire-President .. ....... PAULINE RADER Ser,-emfy ,,,, . . .MARGUERITE WEICHEL Treflyurer , , , .... MAIKGUBRITE BLACK FIRST Row Snsler Wrnter Bowdle Wlles Bonchr Cox Brllrngs Mock Conkel SECOND Row Brxel Gay Morrow Nagy Schull Schuck Reeves McConkey Grrfhth Hemmings THIRD Row Blfrckburn Bexns BoIl'In Lutz Wregel Srgg Englxsh Obenour Murr Crandell Beagle Hall Trerer FOURTH Row Roller Sterlrng Bayes Norman Metz Watson Graham Serler Polmg Stuckey Reld FIFTH ROW Schoerluke Heckerman Radley Mounts Bradley Booth Bushong Ray Mrller Simmons Wxthrow SIXTH ROW Bodey I'outs Mrller Danrels Ort OBrIen Dearduff Stoll Kznclefrgcwten Przmcwy Club The Krndergarten Prrmary Club arms to promote socxal and professronal growth among the Krndergarten Prrmary students of the Unrversrty Thxs year the Club 'rffillated w1th the Natronal A C E The first club meetrng whrch was held yorntly Wlth the Intermedrate Club was In the form of a socml gatherrng through wluch the nevs students becfune more w1clely acquarntecl wrth students In thelr own field At Chrlstmas trme the Club presented an orrgrnal play wh1ch suggested POSS1b1l1 tres to future teachers On january 16 the Kindergarten Pr1m1ry Club and the In termedrate Club sponsored the Annual Gmduatrng Sophomore Formal 1nd later In the yefrr a Sprrng Banquet Officers VzceP1er1def1t RUTI-I ELLEN MOUNTS Serremry Trearlzref RUTH GAY Reparzer ELAINE ANDREWS Adwmu Mrss WEST Mrss ROTH WV Wefazfiffw 12-K . -'34 gf e-- 3 Q xr, -ine. 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Preriderzz .,................,........ ....MARGAR15T BILLINGS ' .... .................. ..... . .. .,... .... , Ezghty two SE FIRST Row Ayres Sharp Ilnghsh Yates Gmnger Flemmg Obenour Qu l COND ROW I-hrtman Cmmer Steifanr Wrrght Forret Hofwcker Sullens THIRD Row Ruche ar s Sutter Hom'1n Poor Lutz Thompson Davrdson Herser Boyer Neuhftuser Storey Smzth Phlpps Ogftn Rockhold H'1sken Davrd Barth Shaw TOURTH ROW Brttet Rupp Rupp Voglepohl GTIVCL' Delph Hfnche Althouse Allen I-L1rr1son N FIFTH Row Worstell Zrmmerma r Rader H'mu re-lson n Anderson M C SIXTH Ro a c ann Crockett Lane Mxlle Dmklenfsen McClure W Zergler Snyder Halzme r Oberhflltzer Prckett DeW1tt Rrfe Hurlburt O Brren Prffer Lee W A A The Womens Athletrc Assocratron IS open to all college women who are rn terestecl rn physrcal educatron Pomts Tre grven to the mdurclual members for therr part1c1pat1on rn 'lthletrcs One hundred points Ib the mrmmum number for a mem ber The W A A fosters good health chamcter and educatron It rs a Natronal Society wrth chapters rn neuly all colleges 1nd umversxtxes A large v'1r1ety of frctrvrtres are rncludecl rn the W A A progmm rncludtng such team sports as base bill, volley b'1ll basketball, tennrs soccer, and field hockey Other actrvrt 'trchery bowlmg pftddle tennrs pmg pong and gram provrdes Tn oppoltu she ICS rnclude shuffle board Thrs vane mty for every wornfxn to enjoys President Vue P1 emienf Secretary Tfeamrer Spomorr Miss Offlcers CAROLINE SHAW partmrpate ln some spo BETTY BOYER MARGARET HURLBURT IISTA HATCHFR EMILIE HARTMAN Miss EMILIE HARTMAN d pro rt whrch 1 1 1 ' 1- 1 f 1 1 1 - K 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 4 1 1 1 A 1 I . . .: 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1+ 1 L, 1 f- 1 1 1 r 4 1' - 1. 1 .1 1 1 4 1 1 f 1 1 '- 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 4 , . , . . . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - o o o , . . . . . . c ' . 4 . 1 ' . . . . , c , . 4 1 . 1 c ' . . . c ' c 1 , , . 4 1 1 ' 1 1 ' c ' c .. . 4 Trombley Sowers Alex Sutter FOURTH Row I-Iuvck Maas Dermer Cox Mc Llughlm Beatty Crlft Hovsarcl Chlney Brrcker Johnston FIITH Row Hemmmger Koch Dryer Squrre Brvwn Hendcrlclx Meyer Brrd FIRST Row kerster .lnder Crockett H1rgeshe1mer Show xlter Mrss Ogle SECOND Row joseph Brooks Fouts Zergler Mercer B'1tes Omers Ault Cooper Dr Kneppcr W Hnrmon Myers Powell Loyd nter Ball Lenz THIRD Ro Ogfm Blnclrman Parme Quzll Type The Qurll Type Club wms organrzed rn the sprmg of 1924 by members of the commercml department It rs an honorary club for commercral students who have been mttendrng the Unrwersrty at least for twelve weeks Qurll Types motto IS Speed Accurmcy and EHTCICDCY whrch ftre so necessfrry to busrness students The Clubs colors of red 1nd black represent the colors of the typewrrter rrbbon and the rnlxs used rn bookkeeping Its mmm purpose rs to trfun students rn the art of publrc spealung 'md rn the conductrng of an orvfrnrzatron Members gradufntrng become honorary members and 'are welcome to Qurll Type 'lctrvrtres Thrs year Qurll Type sponsored the Hflllowe en Dfrn e and gave a luncheon at Homecomrng for Alumnr memb rs Qurll Type rs growrug and provrng rtself a popular club Offrcers ' BRICKER HEIKMAA Y MABLE SOWERS WILLARD BIRD Pferzdefzt ELLIS OGLL Vrre Premierzf SECIEIIZIJ DR E G KNEPPJJR TZ 1 earn: 67 Sponsor r Mrss N Eighty-three 7- , - 1 1 -a ' 1 1 f 1 7- 1 1 . ' ' , 1 F 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - ' - r- 1 ' . , l A I 1 9 I s J ' 9 s 1 f 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 Q ls 1 ' - 1 1 1 2 1, L , , , . 11, 'f', , . . ' . - K. . 1 ' . ' ' . .I . V . , . c .. - U - 11 - - , 4 ,L , r 4 . , . . , f s . . L ' ' . L c L' 4 ' Dc ' . r 4 4 L - . .. . . , c . - L L C, S . ' ' -- BEATT . ., , Fursr Row-Scott, Bauman, Sarver, Kelbaugh, Collins. SECOND ROW-Synnamon, Sherck, Blinn, Saunders, Geib, THIRD ROW--Dr. Ogg, joseph, Miller, Vann, Prof. Mathias. Mathematics Club The Mathematics Club was organized in the fall of 1932 to give students who were interested an opportunity to investigate unusual mathematical topics. The mem- bership is open to all persons who have had, or at the present time are enrolled in, Integral Calculus, but all interested persons are invited to attend the meetings. At these meetings reports on the attempted solution of famous problems such as the trisection of the angle and the squaring of a circle are a part of the program. It is hoped an affiliation with a national mathematical fraternity will be pos- sible in the near future as this would keep the club in touch with similar organiza- tions on other campuses. Officers Presidenz ..... ............ ..... D o Ron-iY SARVER Vice-President .... ......... W EBSTER GEIB Secremry-Treasurer . . . . .MARY ELLEN BAUMAN Sponsor ......... .,....... D R. F. C. OGG Eighty-four Ezghty slx I'ms1 Row Kellogg Honeck Thompson Jolley Bmllhart McL1ughlm Blwzer Gusler Beldmg Lrght Schaw'1ker Huffman Church SECOND Row Rmgenberg Huffman Stamm Dermer Copper Meyers Dorfmeyer Kung Gerdmg Prckermg Maglott B1rnhart THIRD ROW Mxzer Ullom Dull Llbby Gxllette Hamer W1ll11mson Morrrs Buslnger Bushman Mcwchmg Band The Marchmg Band of the Un1vers1ty IS an org'1n1zat1on actlve for the pro mot1or1 of school spurt and enthusxasm n outdoor events Th1s band plwys at the major athletrc events held here and 1n the surroundlng dlstrlct Lfrst fall the Un1 verslty Marchmg Band represented thls Unrversxty at Ashlflnd 1n thelr annual Home conung fCStlV1t1CS In the last two years the marchmg bmd has been makmg letter formatlons at the football games These form'1t1ons have been photographed Ln motion pxctures and studred to better tlus newly 'mcqulred act1v1ty Several mem bers of thxs organuatron were selected for the Inter Collegmte Band Festlva Qt Muskrngum College at New Concord Ohro 1 held Pnerzdenr DALE GILLETTF Serrezmg MARY LOUISE LANE Drum lMdf07' CAL KELLOGG Szudenz Candurzmr DALE GILLET TE PHILIP ZAUGG 1 1' 1 1 1 K 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 - 1 Q' A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f - 'Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 - , . 1 , . . .. . 1 . 1 . 4 . 4 ' ' 1 ' . 4 ' . 4 4 . 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Oscar Strauss SEATED Denhoff Short Hxbbard Gamble McKean Jolley Barnhart Honeck G11 lette Huffman Lrght Ferguson Dermer Zaugg Huffman Maglott Starnm Zergler Ryland Doenges Morrrs Rrngenberf, Ullom Brxllhart Kellogg Boyee Hamer Schnur Amos Busrnger Bushman G xsxer Blazer Professor Church lterrng MCL2UbhllH r rt Band Conce fmrzatron destmed to rncrease the gen usrcal de STANDING Lnbby Plc The UHIVCFSIIY Concert Bfmd rs an org tml musxcal apprecratron of the student body and to contrrbute to the m velopment of rts members The Concert Band rs open to those who deslre to engage ln this branch of musrcal endeavor and who are able to meet the techmcal requlrements The band attempts rnusrc of worthwhrle character and presents an annual Sunday afternoon Concert rn the Sprung The followrng program was grven on Aprrl fourth My Hero Come Sweet Death Ru Blas Overture Y Cornet Trxo Bolero Bolero Grand Cany A on Surte Bach Mendelssohn Smlth Errc Coates Maurrce Ravel Ima Mater Hymn Ofhcers DALE GILLLTTE MARY LOUISE LANL CAL KELLOGG Pferzdem Sefleldljl DALE CILLETTE P1-HUP ZAUGG Drum Mayor Slnderzl Candnrloa r Ezghty sefuen i 3 7 . 9 5 7 H 7 I . ' , , , ,,,, , , , 5 Y 7 . l D 79 . J . I ! 3 7 9 T A 1 A ' . 1 r ' Y ! 4 7 ' . . 1 . L . . . . 1 I C A , ........ ....... .......... . London Sulte . ...... .......... . ........ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . ' .... .... ............ F e rde Grofe ' '. ....,..,..,........ . . . ...... ' 1 , 1 l SEATED Rrchards Betts Zaugg Iams Doenges Carter Phrllrps DeVerna Grlsrer Kel logg Craw Church Inman Gxllette Huffman Muller Lrght Harlow Bushman Robertson Brrllhart Rrfe Lane Hoffman Ilgnew Nordman Hanna Stamrn Zaugg Adler Slotterbeck STANDING Nofzrger Prckerlng Gamble Riley McLaughl1n McEwen Qrchestfra Thrs year the Un1vers1ty Symphony Orchestra under the dlrecnon of Professor M C McEwen made 1tS first concert appearance December 9 1936 Numbers played xnclucled the Vorsprel to the Menstersrnger by Wagner Dvorak s Largo from Symphony Number FIVE and mrnor works of Gluck Rameau Krebs Samt Saens and Halvorsen Mxss Mary Games soprano was guest solorst She was accompanred at the prano by Mr Paul Kennedy The Orchestra rs looking forward to 1ts second concert to be gn en m the Spring and IS rnakmg every effort to grve as fme a performance as possrble The orchestra has done much to mcrease the hrgh rnusxcal standard of the Unrversrty Oflicers Pfgifydenf VICTOR LEE IAMS Vu-g Pfggdgm PAULINE DEVERNA Sefremry MARGARET ZAUGG Elghty ezght -1' 3 ! Ai I 3. 1 . ' 7 9 'I l - .9 7. 1 3 3 S 3 3 7 3 Y 9 I 9 3 4 7 ! l 3 5 l ' Q' . x l l a 1 1 1 ' Y , S, . . , , . 7 1 sf 7 7 7 7 ' 9 3 ' 7 Conductor.. ........ ...... ...... ..... C,MCEWEN FIRST ROW-Williamson, Sherk, Myers, Koch, Long, Harger, Cryer, Long, Cox. SECOND ROW-Dysinger, Businger, Pfister, Cuccaro, Professor Fauley, Hughey, Belding, Gheres, Rosekelly. THIRD ROW-Knerr, Hefner, Grindell, Taylor, Honeck, Hemminger, Heilman, Houser, Gheres. FOURTH ROW-Maas, Bistline, Crommer, Fritsch, Carr, Thompson, Farwig, Springer. w OV af, ng '4 ,, . -flgr, Cl 'CL Merfs Cglee Club The Men's Glee Club was formed six years ago by Prof. Leon E. Fauley. Under his able direction the Glee Club has been a success in the present as well as in the past. On its annual tour the Club gave concerts in the following towns: Lima, Kenton, Arlington, Attica, Willard, Milan, Huron, Bellevue, Clyde, and Wood- ville. The Annual Formal Concert together with the Annual Formal Dance was held on March 19, 1957, in the Practical Arts Auditorium. It was the biggest success of many years. The blending of the young men's voices added to the fine shades of interpretation made this event the supreme achievement of the Club this year. Oflicers Preridenz ............ .... K . LONG Serremry .... .... C . KOCH Manager ..... ..... H . HARGER Acconzpfzrzirl ..,. ....... L OYD LONG Direczor ...... .... I ,EON E. FAULEY Ezghty nme Nmety 21,- 2'i?'d'm, ff vw N N l S wife FIRST Row Mrller Mack Lrndecker Rumlmugh Canlield Aspacker Kurtz Herbert Pag nard Kennedy Brery Rxce Kerns Yackee Slurk Lambert Angel Polmg De Boer SECOND ROW Eplev Craner Watson Bradley Oates Carter Bwughmfm Roller Ryland Shrrk Wrlght Graham Evans Rxfe Shuck Gexse Austm THIRD ROW Parmenter Pappert Basel Quellhorst Smrth Osborn Folsom Hxlry Crandall Rlngenberg Greenler Walsh Heater Purdy Hoag Beck Connelly Baum Treble Clef Memberslup rn thrs orgamzatron IS open to women who are not musrc majors but who desrre to 1mprove thelr understandmg of musrc and to brmg about a closer xelatronshrp mong those mterested rn musxc At the openrng of the semester the dlrector chooses the members wccordrng to thenr vocal abllrty Under the drrectron of Mr james Paul kennedy the orgamzatron has had 1 very successful year In con lunctron wlth the Mens Glee Club, the Treble Clef sang Chmstmas Carols and sponsored 1 sprrng dfrnce The club has mfrde a pleasant contrrbutnon to our Ch1pel programs The Annual Spnng Concert was held on Aprxl twenty second Oliicers Serrezar 3 JUANITA CARTER Arcolnfmnzrt JANF D73 Bork Lfbmfmm FDNA LICCORMICK Lois CANFIELD v . 1 y 4 r s v 1 w ' , ,,,, , , , , , . ,Y 9 1 3 1 5 4 4! 7 7 . . , ' a . 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' CAM P U S GRGANIZATIGNS Nmety two SEATED-Kdfg Crommer Zaugg Cryer Woodworth Young STANDING Brshop Hawley Glover Dr AI Wrllxamson Pe len Dr rry Mackan Schuck Student Counczl The Student Councrl IS the organrzfrtron of student government on our campus It was organrzed rn the sprmg of 1936 and mlready has done much to create har monrous student relfrtrons It seeks to urnfy all campus actrvrty and recommends reforms after studymg 'md drscussmg the problems at hind The orgmrzauon rs the ofiicral student vorce rn alfalrs affectlng the students rnterests and 15 the most pow erful student organrzatmn on the campus Its field of act1v1ty wrll be rncreasrngly broadened as rt proves rts ments The Student Counc11 should rncrease xts power and prestrge raprdly as our rnstrtutxon grows and our student bod more unrversrty conscnous y becomes more and Offrcers Prerzdenf EARL W CRYER Vice Prey rl Sefretary Trearzzrer FRANCES WOODWORTH MARGARET ZAUGG y a u x x 1 y Q ' : ' y s a ' o c . c . 1 . 4 c . r , . - 1 eflf ..,................................-.... f 1 L' FIRST ROW Rerd Bowdle Rudolph Vrckers WIHYCIS Beagle Mrloff Hobart Toppmg SECOND ROW Bradley Gamble Sm1th Sheifer Groth Sterlmg Kxlbury Sherman Lrght WL mu' fl. de Sarver Crockett Sergrrst Ellrot Shuck T1-mum Row Bo y Howell Gaeth McCorm1ck Women's League The Women s League IS a self governmg organrzmtlon of college women Each woman upon reg1ster1r1g automatlcally becomes a member of the orgamzatnon The executrve power IS vested rn the Executxve Board whrch consrsts of the ofiicers house charrmen 1nd organrzatron representatwes In addrtron to the actrve part the League takes rn drscxplmary matters rt sponsors several socxal act1v1t1es throughout the year Among them are the Get W1se Party for Freshmen at the openrng of the school year Later 1n December an All Campus Dance the Club Contrnental IS spon sored In late sprmg plans for May Day and the crownmg of the May Queen are made by the group Officers ALENE VICKERS LEONA CRocKE'r'r PH Prefzdenl F1111 Vzce Prerzdenz Serond Vzre Prendenl Serreiary BETTY GAETH AILEEN NEILSON Treasun er N inety -three 1 3 V 1 N: .' - , , , , . 1. qv s n ' a ln . ! 5 ! J ' 7 7 3 Y ' A I 1 , . 5 , z . , . tl ' 99 ' - s 1 ' ' 1 1 ' '- ' ........ ........ ..........ELL12NRUDoL 212 eil FIRST ROW-Williamson, Ringenberg, Rupp, Cryer, Morris, Roach. SECOND ROW-Prof. Fauley, Eiseman, O. Mizer, L. Mizer, Sterrett, Geib, Porter, Gehres. THIRD ROW-Baughman, Williamson, Dull, Heath, I-Ienrick, Gehres, Sprankel, Springer. FOURTH ROW--Farwig, Rosekelly, Devlin, Amos, Smith, Koch, Davidson. Y. M. C. A. The Young Men's Christian Association is the only Christian service organiza- tion on the campus open to any man regardless of race or creed. Its chief purpose is to give balance to the life of the University man. In order to give balance ir is necessary to develop the mind through thoughtful discussion groups and by bringing lecturers to our campus. It develops the body through its devotional services. Its chief objective is to train for Christian leadership among University men. The present membership includes approximately fifty of the outstanding men on the campus. Officers Prexidefzz ...... .......... ....... E A RL W. CRYER Vine-P1-eridem . . . ......,... WEBSTER Gem Secretary ...... ..... V ERNOM LEATHERMAN Treururer .... .... L AWRENCE RINGENBERG Ninety four Y. W. C. A. The purpose of the Y. W. C. A. is to create friendship and to stimulate lead- ership among University students. The Y. W. C. A. joins with the Y. M. C. A. to sponsor an all-college-dance the first week of school which helps to acquaint the new students with older students and the faculty. This organizaton also joins with the Y. M. C. A. in giving an annual silver tea at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Wil- liams, which is a very impressive affair and is enjoyed by both the faculty and the students. The Y. W. C. A. through its various activities, exerts a benencial influence on the campus of Bowling Green State University. It is open to all University women regardless of race or creed. Preridenz ..... ..... J EANNETTE HMS Vice-Prerident .... JOYCE HERBERT Secrelary ...... ...... D olus LANE Tfenrufer . .......... . ................... MABEL Sownns Sponmrr .... .... A LMA M. LEEDOM, Mus. GRYTING, Mlss Bruno Nmety six Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Graduating Sophomore Editor Business Manager Activities Editor Associate Activities Editor Assistlnt Activities Editor Features Editor Assistant Features Editor Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Athletic Editor Associate Athletic Lditor Assistant Athletic Editor Literary Editor ................ Assistant Literary Editor Advertising Manager . . . Associate Advertising Manager .... 'N Key Staff Assistant Advertising Manager .................. Assistant Advertising Manager .................. Bill Jansen George Rohrs Sue Miller Charles Blazer Mary L Lane Ester Long Aileen Badger Kathleen Amos Joyce Herbert Allen Allensworth Bill Snook Ralph Ray Carol Halane .Cal Kellogg Francis Woodworth . . . . . .Ruth Osborn . . . Edgar Emerson . . . . . . .Paul Oaklief ...... Archie King . . .Arnold Farwig X SEATED-McCorm1ck McCrate H awver Kmg Powell Schwfrbl STA e NDING Badger Frum Hammett 9 Swar n qulre Burke Bee Gee News The Bee Gee News rs the Umversrty s weekly paper The staff IS composed of students who compose reid proof set up the dummy wnte heads and are re sponsxble for the paper Professor G W Beattre IS the fslculty advxsor whose long expenence wrth the pftper has made h1m an rnvaluable and to the staff The staff suffered th1s year through the loss of two valued members at the end of the first semester when Carl I-Iawver veteran Edrtor 1n Chref and Archxe Krng Managmg Eclrtor completed the1r work rn the Un1xers1ty Therr places were filled by two unnors George Squrre and Merr1tt Burke who duected the actlvrtres of the News durrng the second semester Officers Edztor nz Chief CARL HAWVER Auocmze Edriarx ARCHIE KING GEORGE SQUIRE MEmu'r'r BURKE Blxrlneu Manager Fafully Ad1lI0f GEORGE BEATTIE G W BEATTIE N met a s a , 4 . 1 1 s . , . . . . , . 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J a 1 4 y seven FIRST Row Damels Frum Ort Alle Schutzbe n Hurlburt rg McCrate Bushey SFCOND ROW Schuck Schwarz Haskms Egbert I-Iartenfeld Klxne Heater Carlston McCorm1ck Flemmg Parmenter Perster THIRD ROW Rosekelly Wexns Lea DeBoer Mxller Yates English Burson OBrem Sheffer Granger Schutzberg Burke FOURTH Row Koch Albrmg Long Flaler Kelbaugh Warneck Baker Shermen Overmerr Schell Rlley Schuck Fouts Mooney Gephart Mrller Welchel Moo e Yackee Emerson Davidson Brlan IIFTH ROW Cryer Baltz Cuccuro Zeckman Beatty Corrmsh Franks Cooper I-Iawver Squrre Swfun Emerson The Emerson Llterary So xety rs an organxzanon for those students who are prrmarlly rnterested ln parlramentary procedure and publrc speakmg as a means towards rntellectual and soclal growth Its chref lnterest or arrn 15 that the members of the soc1ety learn how to organlze and pres1de over a pubhc group Throughout the past year the orgmrzatnon concerned ltself wrth solvrng such types of problems as rmght ar1se rn conduetrng a natxonal party conventron, presrdmg over a meetlng of a Parent Teachers Assocmtlon or convrctlng a pr1soner of crrme Mernbersh1p IS open to any student on the campus of Bowling Green State Unrversnty whose name IS subnutted and passed upon favorably by a rnajorrty of Emersonxans Oflicers Prendem RUTH FLALER V1:eP1emient EARL CRYER Secrelarg MARTHA MACKAN Twasmer JAMES GLOVER Spomg, PROFESSOR JOHN Scuwmzz N metjy elght 4 -, ,' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 :1 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , c . 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Fmsr Row-Ockerman Kuhlman Imam Ihnat Conrad Kmney Thomas Young, H nderlrck Newlove Stew SECOND Row Parks e '1rt Clmgrmen Rozelle Ray Conrad Cheet THIRD ROW Bateson Reeves wood Scott Wrlson Dotson Colhns Bee Qee Varsity Club The Varslty Club rs composed of students who have part1c1pated rn the re qurred amount of rnter scholastrc combat and have been so recogmzed by berng 'lwarded the Varsrty letter Its purpose rs to promote athletrcs generate fellowshrp, 'md create greater and keener mterest rn the athletrc achrevements and encounters of thrs Un1vers1ty The Club h1s been Z1 hrghly actrve organrzatxon throughout the past d 1 Unrversxty dance and the V1fSlty Bee Gee Sports N1ght ts of the year It 15 the 'um of h we year It has sponsore whrch wms consrdered one of the rnfuor socml even the orgflnrzatron to present Varsrty blmket awftrds to graduitmg Senrors who a k n athletrcs durmg thenr undergraduate careers done outstmdmg vsor 1 Vlre Pre mienf Serv erm 1 T1 en un ea 5 pa 11101 Ofhcers JAMES INMAN Boa YOUNG HARLAN KINNLY HARRY OCKERMAN Nmety nme 3 D ! 3 ' r 3 5 7 ' 'T 'J 7 9 ' . , 1 , , . - , Y Y 1, . , , , , - . . 1 . - . 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' . ................ ,.... . .. ........ . .... ..... ...... . . ..ORLO THOMAS One hundred C 1 11 xi Fmsr Row B owdle Morrow Rrley Wrnters SECOND Row McCormxck D avxdson She l Went TH HY Z mn Row Dr Z augg Zaugg Phl C Inter Orgamzatzon Counczls The fraternrtres and sororrtxes are a vrtal part of the Unrversxty socnal lrfe In order that complete harmony may ex1st wrthln the fraternal and sororrty lrfe on the campus, the Inter Fraternrty and the lnter Soror1ty Councrls functron as regulatrng and representatxve bodres They estabhsh and enforce rules and regulatrons for gov errung the actrvrtres of the fratermtxes and soror1t1es They also sponsor the annual U1'11VCfS1ty Homecornmg Dance Each fraterruty and each sororrty rs represented the Inter Fraternrty and Inter Soromty Councrls by tw years to serve for one year xhps MC rate Jansen President Vue Prerzdent Secfemry Trenmrer Spamor Premient Vzce Prerzdem S errezary Treasurer on o members ele lt INTER FRATERNITY INTER SORORITY COUNCIL cted rn a COUNCIL PHILIP ZAUGG BILL JANSEN DR ZAUGG EVELYN WENTZ GENEVA SH1:A1 x Cncarm MCCRA1 1 ernate E, 't s 1 ' 1 y - 1 r - 9 1 I . 1 , . . . . F -Q . n . . . 3 ' - ' ....................... , .............. ...... . ...KERMIT LONG 's FIRST ROW Crandell Muu: Hennrn s G g rres mger SECOND Row Wl11tcomb D ennrs Newcomb Mc Conke Y T1-uno Row Trerer Beck Worstell Peterson Pocket Testament League Although reorganrzed l on y thrs year the Pocket Testament League has l attracted much rnterest There at a ready e now thrtty two members and the organrzatron rs contrnually growrng Mernbershrp rs open to all college or UH1VCfS1ty students re gardless of creed The Pocket Testament League rs a Natronal mstrtutron whose purpose rs to promote Chrrstran growth and fellowshrp rn all colleges and Um versrtres By means of a challengrng talk Reverend Fulkenbwrg the advrsor of the group successfully started the organrzatron on nts way The group has had some fine drscussrons and excellent speakers Insprratronal mus1c has an rmportant place on the program Plans have been made for next year whrch rnsure the same hrgh type programs that found so much favor wrth the students durrng the past year Officers Prerzdenl Miss Mum Serremrj ZELDA CRANDALL Trearurer MARK SHEDRON . I H 1 1 . s l a s 'T I s : x ' 3 , . I . ,, . , . 7 C I K . . f ' ................................... ....... , . . .CLAYTON WHITCOMB Vice-President ........................................... , ..... . I ..........-..-..-..........--.........r..,....-v Gne hundred one SEATBD-Sharp, Gaeth, Wills. STANDING-Baltz, McVey, Crowley, Martin. Social Committee The Social Committee is composed of four faculty members and a student rep- resentative from each of the four classes, Heretofore, the student representatives were selected by appointment, but this year the practice of election by popular vote was initiated. The purpose of the Social Committee is to formulate all social pol- icies of the University and to provide a program of activities which will offer the best means of social development for the students. A social calendar, evenly dis- tributing the various activities of all the campus organizations, is annually arranged by the Committee. , One hundred two FRATERNITIES AND SGRGRITIES il if Hu to-1? f ' ,iillln P Q ,N .1- 'H lflq L YA , ll ly! Q FLRST ROW-Whaley, Wilhelm, Heilman, Chapel, jatfery, Leatherman, Broyles H f 'lp' Gfinaell, Erich, Hemminger Wlytfl 'yl ,lff SECOND ROW-Singer, Geib, Businger, Long, Rohrs, Cryer, Brillhart, Ringenberg , NJ' l Nofziger, Hart. fifty ,pf THIRD ROW-Morris, McCrory, Myers, Saunders, Sherk, Gillette, jordan, Chilcote f 2 A, yy. Spitler. It ' Scif' FOURTH ROW-Henrich, Chilcoe, Gryting, Rosekelly, Wilkie, Grizer, Bistline, Cuccaro V V Q Cryer. ly Ui! Xi ll FIFTH ROW-Hicks, Maglott, McVey, Rothe, Brown, Miller, Fritsch, Hammett, Iams ,tx lj Highfleld. X , tl Commoners Fraternity The Cornmoners Fraternity was organized on the University campus in 1926 by a group of active men whose interests were unified enough to effect an organization. The Commoners have always maintained a high type of membership. The Fraternity aims to offer its members a well-balanced type of social life, In the group there are men who are at the top in the various activities on the campus. They have developed achievement in scholarship, athletics, debating, music, and the social graces. They are always on the alert to boost the University and assist in every way towards its advancement. Officers Gi-and Cbiefmin ......... EARL CRYB11 Vice-G:-and Cbiefmin .LOYAL GRYUNG Mo!! lV0rtb Scribe y 1 ............. .... . . . . . . . . . . .LAWIIENCE RINGENBERG Keeper of zlae Mile . . .MAX BRILLHART Spofuor: ........ ............ ...... .DR. W. A. ZAUGG, MR. W. E. SINGER One lmndrecl four L4 Ill A' as 'U O4 QQ X ,Q f . Xf.t. A. ' o.1' fitimi-Ei ici ' ' -Q ai' 'mi B 49' 193 40' 09. sx?y XY X by. FIRST ROW-Jansen, Ihnat, Thomas, Powell, Kruse, Karg, Wilson, Young, Fry, Porter. SECOND ROW-Gernert, Bateson, Reeves, Bird, Scott, Dorfmeyer, Cromer, Keown, Dorfmeyer, Burson, Rothe. THIRD ROW-Avery, DeHaven, Henderlick, Boyer, Dotson, Lowell, Bortel, Mayhew, Squire, Newlove, Parks. FOURTH ROW-McMahon, Daniels, Powell, Hagemeyer, Knaggs, Cheetwood, Mann, Bishop, Sautter, Schultz, Burdick. - FIFTH ROW-Winzler, Knaggs, Gantz, Seickers, Buess, Siminski, Smith, Spayth, Wodzinski, Ye Olde 5121111 ..,..,..... KARL KARG Crorr Baner . . ..... ARTHUR WILSON Scribe ..... ..... R osaar KRUSE Mixer .............. . .NORMAN FRY Advisor-J ....... . ................ . . DR. C. C. KOHL, DR. L. B. SLATER Pnorssson E. C. POWELL Penton, Fenstermaker. V , -, X U W rr 5 Jr ,1 -,I f 7 Fifve Brother Fraternity 'L The Five Brother Fraternity, organized by live active students in 1922, is the oldest fraternity on the campus. With its motto, University Hrst, Five Brother second, and its standard of membership, a sound mind in a sound body, it has endeavored to become a model fraternal organization. The fraternity is well repre- sented in campus activities, having members on the Student Council, Key Staff, Bee Gee News Staff, Debate Team, and a good representation on all varsity athletic teams. Several of its members hold prominent class oHf1ces. The fraternity has also been crowned intramural sports champions. At the present time the fraternity is making linal arrangements for the purchase of its own home. This event will fulfill the long cherished hope of every Five Brother. 1 Kar-'11 Y rl, Oliicers One lmnclred foe FIRST ROW-Recker, Phillips, Bishop, Kuhlman, Tippin, Clingaman, Glover, f:iiQ4Q.2i1 9 flaw l tixg ffgz g ' sob? 904-5-'gif' ' T l U My Rothrock, Kinney, Heckler. SECOND Row--Curliss, Bilan, Apple, DeGoode, Nachtrab, Heber, Maas, Wagner, Ferris, Ernie, Wight. THIRD ROW-Sams, Williamson, Lane, Willet, Prentice, Thatcher, Perhamus Riggle, Kinney, Howard, Basinger. FOURTH ROW-Mohler, Shanley, Shelley, McClintock, Bucklew, Hamer, Pannirr, Schuck, Ladd, Huntington, Emerson, Bailey, Clirrgaman, Oaklief, Webb, Coffman. FIFTH ROW-Chane Neidhardt, Madaras, Allensworth, Inman, Stump, Beattie, Officers Preizderzz ............. . .ALLEN BISHOP Vice-President . . . Secretary .... Treasurer .... ........ Sponsors ............,............... Ma. J. W. Caruvrrcnarsr, MR. C. F. REEBS One imncireci six . . . . . . .FLOYD TIPPIN Y, Fitch, Huyck, Blinn, Wirth. Delhi Fraternity The Delhi was organized in 1926. Its objective is to promote a spirited college life. During the early period of the organization, membership was restricted to those who were interested in Science and Mathematics. Since then its interests have become diversified until it has representatives in various departments of the University. The Delhi has a record scholastically, and has members on athletic teams. This past season four members represented the fraternity on the football team. The fraternity also has its share of lettermen on the track, baseball, basketball, and tennis teams. Included in the many social events which it sponsors are All-College Smoker, the Homecoming Dinner and Dance, and All-College Dance, the Annual Formal Dance, and a spring picnic. . . . .JAMES INMAN .WAYNE Pr-rrr.L1Ps 7 I ,ff U gm . Aiwa' ff' . 'Qt ,if 0 E X , Piggy FIRST Row-Boyer, Schutzberg, Shade, Gamble, Gamble, Hobart, Spreng, Platt. ,ji ,IE-'i SECOND ROW-Hurlburt, Swartz, Schutzberg, Russell McC.reate, West, Ogan, ,y ' J Holt. 1 IL, ii,P V 'f ' THIRD Row-Dillinger, Clague, Cromer, F. Ernst, McCreate, Fretwell, Ernst, fl! , Af' 45 Ms., '- Nantell. , gl IJ ijnvbj! '1,tf5'd 'tpgj IEOURTH ROW-Keil, Engard, Bushy, McElhaney, Dr. Williamson, Overholt, HA ' N ' pf' l.,,4,f 't- ' fy' Short, Kuhn, Cramer. 6, Mgr I ii i f, vt, J fag'-V 'I .1 S f' l . ., . F1 l Skol Sorority The Skol Sorority was organized in 1923 with the specified aims of supporting the best interests of the Alma Mater, promoting good scholarship and fellowship, and providing for the social advancements of its members. The Alumnae Association gave the Esther Russell Scholastic Cup to Inter-Sorority Council. This cup is awarded each semester to the sorority having the highest scholastic standing. The sorority's most important social activities during the year were a homecoming Brunch at which many alurnnae were present, the Skol Sport Dance, and the Skol Formal held on May fifteenth at the Practical Arts Building. Officers President ................ BETTY Bonn Vice-Pferidenz .. ..... FLORENCE .ERNST Secretary ..... ...., N ORMA GAMBLE Trefuurer . . . ......... IVA MAE BUSHY Sponsor . . . .... DR. F. J. WrLL1AMsoN One hundred seven I-I' ' ? 410, , 5 , . If 69 9 if xx ' ,gp f, ff ,f 4- ev WD yr? -5 fav . af ,, .3 LK K J5 5' ff if 9, .s ,V ,g 1 J, .':1'!-huh Cid AJ. ff!!- 5 'Sf ,e 'S' ff , .fS fi-' f 'i' uv 0 3, nr.. . if :-97 P' . . 1- 4' 5 - ' ' T' Sf nuff . gl'-71 iv Q , f ffep qi- : 0 fn! .Q S a, 5 H60 Y .3 5 .ti lan: K,.l9.,e, ,x , fr' . V ' f' . fi If . , X my . . . .,,, ,, . I K FIRST ROW-Heitzman, Miller, Capen, Allen, Zaugg, Crass, Heater, Kerns, Uber, W -1 Spackman. ' ' SECOND ROW-Nielsen, Burson, Robertson, Yawberg, Ketzenbarger, Rupp,: , Litchfield, Howell. , A THIRD ROW-Amos, Sheer, Rudolph, McCann, Knepper, Meacham, Lambertus, , Lane, Vfoodworth, Zeigler. I ' FOURTH ROW-Foreman, Crockett, Segrist, Gaeth, Mannhardt, Haas, Sarver,V5 Davidson, Knight. - f Sefuert Sister Sorority The Seven Sister Sorority was founded in 1922, but with the graduation of the seven original members in 1924, it was discontinued until seven others rechartered it again in 1926. The purpose of the sorority is to encourage scholarship and to promote social activities. At present the active membership is forty, with an alumnae organization of over one hundred. Sevens have been outstanding in campus organ- ization as well as scholarship, and have been awarded the Esther Russell Scholar- ship cup for four successive semesters. With the resignation of Mrs. B. H. Urschel, Dr. Florence Litchfield accepted a co-sponsorship with Miss Caroline Nielsen, who has been with the sorority since its founding. Oficers President ..... ROSEMARY KETZENBARGEI1 V ice-Prerizlenx ...,..... ALYCE DAVIDSON Secretary ..... .,.. MAR GARET ZAUGG Trearurer ..........., LEONA Cuocmsrr Sponsors ............................ FLORENCE LITCHFIELD, CAROLINE NIELSEN One hundred eight - o M, H: 7, ::, .W ,N ' r XG' ' tt . ,JP 'L A ,rl wtf, 3 t'o' FIRST ROW-Ruckman, McCormick, Raifsnyder, Cook, Sherman. SECOND ROW-jones, Sprowl, Henderson, Iman, Lovell. THIRD ROW-Clark, Windor, Carmen, Zimmerman, Jump, Huber. Three Kay Sorority Because of a desire for mutual improvement and for social experience through congenial companionship, a few girls banded together in the year 1927. After having framed a constitution and presented it to the Inter-Sorority Council, they made their formal appearance as the Three Kay Sorority. From the scholastic standpoint they have fared exceptionally well by high group rankng and by having two of their members elected to Book and Motor first semester. From a social standpoint the Three Kays have been busy with numerous functions, beginning with the open- house tea October, fourth until the year ended ,with a picnic on May twenty-second. , X f .X f .L W, ffl! 1 Q 1 V ', y . l .x im it V Jr ix lyk lp l J X . f 'J 5 5 l L I , if N T . X i'l T -wJ ii J X y X - X I f sl' xx Ni J J x Q ll 'N f ' , r ,ji - 1 f . f , 1 Officers . . . . . . . . .EDNA MCCORMICK Vife-P1-eridenl ........ EVELYN RUCKMAN .ELIZABETH HARLOW President . . . Secretary .......... Treamrer . . . Spavzmrxr . . . . . . . .MARGARET YoCoM, FLORENCE BAIIUJ SHERMAN One hundred nine f 'Q .'P 7 -4 L g 1 if Q, fr 9?9 fjJf.fEI.L1...l.fH 1 . A 9 W '7 'X -33 :.1' fs I f' . 'fa .PJ 'Ca FIRST ROW-Martin, Riley, Betts, Wood, Powell, Snyder, Tyner, Harrison, Powell. SECOND ROW-Gray, Albon, Hawley, Lutz, Bates, J. Dickson, Mercer, Miller, B. Dickson, English, Hissong. THIRD ROW-Stump, Seig, Drewicki, Ball, English, Zeigler, Brooks, Burling- court, Rockhold. FOURTH ROW-Lloyd, Slater, Vickers, Harman, McClure, Bellows, Slade, Meyers, McMahon. Five Sister Sorority One of the first sororities to be organized on the Bowling Green Campus, the Five Sisters have maintained, since 1923, the standards of scholastic and social attain- ment which were then established. The active membership is now forty-six, the active alumni number over one hundred. Upon her return to the University this fall, Mrs. Moores resumed the sponsorship of the Five Sisters with Miss Helen Henderson, who had replaced her the previous year. During the year the Fives spon- sored several openhouse teas, the traditional Valentine Day Dance, and an Annual Five Sister Homecoming. The outstanding functions of the year were the Spring Formal and Spring Sport Dances. Officers President ...,............ SUE BELLOWS Vice-President ., .... VIRGINIA ENGLISH Serfemry .... ......... M ARY GRAY Trermzrer ............ DOROTHY MAIKTIN Sponsors ............................ HELEN HENDERSQN, MIKS. F. C. MooREs One hundred ten i. 4 9 diva fa tu 1- -xl e ,Q , Vi! S , ' I t V - ' 5' -C Nr 1 to M I 1 ' 1532, im? ,x ,.-14, .1 qflwx V t yr . , . 5 ui ,K :Q re, ,, y i, ,QLGEQQMVQW . afwwgllw ff . 911..g.3Ewsn FIRST ROW-Freed, Sours, Rife, Gay, Shealy, Winters, Ballard. SECOND ROW-Heater, Sharp, Kline, Borset, Beck, Snyder, Weichel THIRD ROW-Barnt, Vogelpohl, Anderson, Briner, Miller, Pickett - KAP'- I Willy, -aa-We Phratra Sorority The Phratra Sorority was founded january 16, 1933, by a group of six girls living at Shatzel Hall. Its purpose has been to promote scholarship, to encourage friendliness and cooperation between two and four-year students, and to contribute to the betterment and advancement of the University. The sorority boasts a mem bership of twenty-five active members and forty-six alumnae. Under the capable guidance of their advisor, Miss Nina Beattie, and backed by the alumnae chapter which was organized last year, Phratra Sorority is forging ahead. During the past year it has been very active in social affairs. The events on the social calendar of the sorority included a Homecoming Dinner for the alumnae, Open House October lst, Founders Day Banquet, Memorial Day Campus Dance, and the big event of the year, the Annual Formal Dage on April 24th. if - , -wi I the . :J sg, a . , ffl! fi' 'l,. 'V .ti T i if ,, ' V' -,f' f MEGA' 'wif We fuvgx pf! 'rj ll ,iff illx 'AF f ' ' 1' '. I i,,,1 ff' M' .- 1 lVJ ,lijyglg-'V i OM A5 T' -rt' 011' Officers Cl 'J' sf-' f' ' ' 'J CDU. K-N ' fu 'P' Nixgili MO, X 'x Preridenz ........... GENEVA SHEALY Vice-Preriderzz ........ MELVA ROHDE Secretary ...........,.. NIARIAN RIFE Treamrer ...,. RACHAEL BALLARD Sponror .... . ..M1ss NINA Br-:A'rris One hundred clwen f .far ,rm l 7.1 :yi I kgd X'-J'fZx N ., XJJI .' 'V , ax . V yy yyllgy ' XM fy W, Q f 1 l ,FIRST ROW-Yackee, Biery, Morrow, Seiss, Mack, Mounts, Bowdle, Lindecker. . V5 JJ' SECOND ROW-Parker, Wise, Burkhart, Schroerluke, Metz, Kurtz, Mason, Miller. l K THIRD ROW-Colwell, Rader, Crandall, Ray, Zeigler, Maur, Good. ,' y 39 K 1 FOURT ROW-Suter, Ma , F ye, Kershner, Frances, Winters. .7 my . . ,Xi Ui' Q i Pi i ly? my w ,1fTWV'i1'4f fa .wwf jcmfnfx W 1 V fyy W5 yi if D5 - ' W! QM' lllii Nia' a M- if W Las Amzgas Sorowty t t , The Las Amigas Sororit was founded seven years ago for the benefit of the u :,, 1. two ear elementary stu,den This year it has amended its constitution to take in fs- ' N ' 'J' f year eyemen ary s . also. Its purpose has been to encourage a high standard E P' 1 gd. . ' sc s c rage social activities among its members and to promote good 'fffe'.,a Md' ge sp ' . djdfority has experienced a successful and enjoyable year. Prmong Irnu , J' - M 't ac ' ities the Las Amigas sponsored the all-school Knock-Knock dance in the ' ' ff ' en house was the first big event of the new year. Other highlights of the f ar 1 d d several teas, parties, a smart formal April 25rd, and a picnic May 22nd. O , . wry.:-..3'l Nik Rgmtmkgv -HN Gs I., gx E ,AWA urns aiculbg dgjfc , mga' 5, Slxaegieethis I ., , . r . A N? X Swgei A new 7 . J Sy NW' as ,sssiliy s 9 4. ,fly . 'lruxari wx ,. ., Ax X5J?SN-1-5'-X t X N . 559s NN XXB45w QQ' Officers Preridenz ............. RUTH E. MOUNTS Vice-Preridenz ..... INIAR-IORIE LINDECKBR Secremry ............. EVELYN COLWELL Treasurer . ......,... BETTY HUSS Spomar ..... Miss Gmxcg Wins get One hundred twelve ' ho i -1 yi-Q 3 5-Eli? :ww H621 SPGRTS Q. JI l MAJQR SPGRTS F, . w i Ohe hunched fourteen I na :J Q. FD P1 ... R . gr' id :r E ... 'H U11 : B 'D :J Varsity Football Bateson, Dotson, Sm Newlove, Mustain, Brentlinger Varsity Football Bushong, Pick, Rathburn E I I One hundred fifteen Cordisco, Young, Stewart Varsity Football Wodzinski, Penton, Kinney, Bortel One hundred sixteen Elchenauer Kuhlman Clmgamen Varslty Football Herbert Cheetwvood Hagemeyer Om humlrecl seucnteen s 1 n 1 1 1 Au gdd Y f-it Y 'ai . 1 A Q 1 . 1 V . . r 1 1 .1 , Q zz-lr n u . . ' . - Varsity Football FIRST ROW-Cheetwood, Pick, Newlove, Inman, Wodzinski, Stewart, Penton, Kinney, Young SECOND ROW-Hagemeyer, Eichenauer, Kuhlman, Cordisco, Mustain, Rathburn, Henderlick Coach Ockerman. THIRD ROW-Coach Steller, Smith, Herbert, Dotson, Bortel, Bushong, Bateson, Ihnat Scott, mgr. Freshman Football FIRST ROW-Hemming, Klenner, Kormazis, Ingham, Disinger, Goff, Popovich, Nibeck Niswancler, Mohler. SECOND ROW-I-IighHeld, Keown, Siminski, Peatee, Huffman, Willet, Wilson, Barnes Lowell, McNeal. TI-IIIID Row-Couch Russell, Daso, Bucket, Parker, Ames, Blakelee, Bleeks, Peatee, Wilkes Rath, Madaras. FOURTH ROW--Coach Landis, Purdy, Hagg, Kleinhen, Sosky, Minor, Zeckman, Wahlen Boyer, Steele, Del-Iaven, McKiti-ick. One ltunclrecl eighteen f Coaches Steller, Landis, Ockerman. Varsity Basketball SEATED-Kinney, Pick, Cordisco, C. Conrad, Kuhlman, Daso, H. Conrad. STANDING-Steller, Inman, Bucklew, Cooper. Smith, Young, Collins, Knaggs, Landis. One hundred nineteen ,Zyl K 1 gfvvl M W f 'rg W Cooper, Smith, Collins Varsity Basketball H. Conrad, Kuhlmfm, C. Conrad One hundred twenty MJ Kinney, Perry, Cordisco Varsity Basketball Bucklew, Inman, Pick, jones a N x 7' w One hundred twenty-one Freshman Basketball SEATED-Bishop, Steele, Mohler, Cornish, Madaras. STANDING-C021Cll Ockerman, Bleeks, Marco, Zeckman. Varsity 'raclc FIRST ROW-McCrory, Kinney, Daniels, Gernert, Frontz, Young SECOND ROW-Parks, Ihnat, Long, Buslmng, Mahew, Kinney. THIRD ROW-Clingo, Rower, Hagemeyer, Bucklew, Kuhlman. FOURTH ROW-Coach Landis, Glover, Smith. Winzler, Farwig. One hundred twenty-two Cross Country Rozelle, McCr0ry, Franks, Franks, Glover, Farwig Intfra-Mural Champions SEATED-Gernert, Lhnn, Frontz, Penton. STANDING-Hagemeyer, Farwig, Wodzinski, Kruse. One hundred twenty-three 1 r Intramural Champs Fry, Sautte1, Hagemeyer One hundred twenty-four Intramural Managers Mustain, Bateson, Landis, Stewart SPGRTS WOMEN'S Soccer SYITING Sullms Rockhold Ayers Holman W1lker llockey Holman Hanna Oberholtzer Ayers Roclchold Boyer Barth Nrelson Epley Sullms One lmnclred twenty su STANDING-Epley, Oberholtzer, Barth. Storey, Sheckler, Nielson. Basketball I-lRSr ROW Allen Hall Kuback Clum Frxtsche Mavser Sullms Eberly Lynch QECOND ROW Long H0f'1cker Mxller Rupp Lowery jump D1v1dson Cottrell Halane Shaw IHIRD ROW Meckstroth L'1ne Radley Mflurer Zxegler Storey Adams Lee Lovell OBr1en FOURTH ROW wlflshf K1tterhe1nr1ch Weckerly Reeves Shuck Ruch Hexser Mlller Hanna Lee Oberholtzer FIFTH Row Allshouse Wnmrstell Danklefsen Barth Avers Snyder Sheaifer Hart Pfelfer Hurlburt 7ue1ly Sheffer One hundred twenty seven . l A . I . ' , , , y - 1 , , , - 5 - 7 1 Q 5 3 B D 6 Y 3 7 rw L 7 C . v 1 1' l y a , , , y , , u M. Allen. 4 .w - . . y . . Y 5 F 'S 5 7 5 J , , - V . Y ' 9 9 7 1 4 'D ! S 7 7 V . , .. , . 'as One hundred twenty-eight FEATURES ,Alf ...A- One hundred twenty mne One hundred thirty E ,g,, nur ,354 -LJ Q One hundred thirty-one One hundred thirty-two fm MQW i x?,,,,, , gf-. One hundred thirtyft A GOOD BANK IS A SERVANT TO THE COMMUNITY THE BANK OF WOOD COUNTY Member of The Federal Deposxt Insurance Corporauon Waslungton D C One hundred flurry four V e Ce ee H Our Compliments to the Class of 1937 UHLMAN'S CLOTHES J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 5-10 and 25 Cent Store Where Values Outweigh Dollars A Complete Line of School Stationery AND SHOES Fresh Candies CONGRATULATIONS Our Compliments and Heartiest Wishes for Success of The Class of 1957 A. FRONEY 84 CO. to the Class of 1937 MONTGOMERY WARD CO. c. J. STAHL Blue Sunoco Service Station 249 S. Main ELMER H. MCGILL, Mgr. FLOWERS Say Things Words Cannot Flowers for Every Occasion HAROLD'S FLOWER SHOP Phone -45 V South of Post Oflice - Bowling Green, O. 1 COEN FURNITURE STORE Compliments Almost 50 Years Of Rendering the Kind of Service . Home Makers Like JBSSE CURRY Optometrist Low Prices - Long Terms See Us Before You Buy Anything P11009 146 for Your Home 116 E. Court Sr. - Bowling Green, O. One hundred thirty-five CARR'S EAST SIDE MARKET 428 East Wooster Street To Students We wrsh advancement To Graduates We Wrsh you the best of success 15 you have passed the b1g educ1t1on'1l steppmg stone rn lrfe WHERE QUALITY RULES Compliments of CLAZEL and LYRIC THEATRES CLARK M YOUNG Pro prletor COMPLIMENTS OI' Bowlmg Green Oh1o MARE A DOLLAR GO A LONG WAY by usrng the Cmcmnatr 8. Lake Erre Bus System when tmvelrng north or south What a thrrll' To rrde new buses Over a major h1 hway At reduced rates Servrce to Toledo Frndlay Llma Dayton Sprrngfield Columbus Cleveland Crncxn nfltr and many other pomts Cmcrnnau 8. Lake Ene Bus Stauon Hotel Mxlhlsm 10: S Marn Street Bowlmg Green Oh1o Phone 109 CINCINNATI 8: LAKE ERIE BUS CO Cnc hunclrecl thrrty szx I . , , I - .g 6 A.sfP. FOOD STORES . . V I . Q . YOUNG EYES ARE OLD EYES IN POOR LIGHT! KEEP YOUR VISION YOUNG WITH GOOD LIGHTING! BETTER LIGHT MEANS BETTER SIGHT Compliments of THE OHIO NORTHERN PUBLIC SERVICE CO. Bowling Green, Ohio BEEGLE'S Better Foods for Hotels Restaurants Clubs Steamships THE H. F. BEEGLE MEAT CO. Toledo, Ohio One hundred thirtyfseven KEEP IN THE LEAD Students and Faculty of B. G. S. U. are making a name for Bowling Green. It is our purpose, also, to keep pace with the advancements that grow out of institutions like Bowling Green State University. Congratulations! A. E. AVERY Coal, Johns-Manville Products KLEVER'S JEWELRY STORE Headquarters for University jewelry Fraternity and Sorority jewelry Also Diamonds, Watches, Clocks Silverware and jewelry Roy Klever - 121 N. Main St. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1937 BUTLER'S DRUG STORE LEITMAN'S DRY CLEANERS Macs Leirman, Proprietor Bobby Wall, Ass't. Mgr. Suits Tailored to Measure Alterations and Repairs Telephone 11 - 175 N. Main St. We Call and Deliver Do You Like Good Things to Eat? STOP AT ALDRICH'S We have iine food at a price you can afford. Shell Gas and Oils New and Used Tires THE HANKEY LUMBER AND BUILDING COMPANY 'iGood Lumber Quick Roofing, Hardware, Paint Bowling Green, Ohio Compliments of ROGERS BROTHERS DRUG STORE Next Door to Clazel Theatre Fountain Service - College Supplies Parker Pens Meet Your Friends Here Compliments of MODEL DAIRY One hundred thirryfeight STUDENTS Complrments of Four Complete Lrnes of I'1ne Study Lamps to Assure Better Lrght for Better Srght New Approved I E S Indrrect Lamps Decoratrve and Occfrsronal Lmmps All rr1oder1rely prrcedl WIGGINS 8: GILLESPIE RAPPAPORT S For Everythrng Boys lrng Green Ohro Enyoy Your Lersure Trme by BOWLING rn a Clean Recreatron Center Specml Rites to Students rn Afternoons Except on Sundays THE PREMO RECREATION 946 S Maru Street NATIONAL LIBRARY BINDERY CO College Publlc and Prrvate Lrbrary Binding LI l-.238 5465 Merrdfmn Indmnflpolxs Ind Complrments of RANDALL S BAKERY Home of Better B'llxCd Goods Phone 26 15? West Wooster Street THE LORAIN COAL 8, DOCK SALES COMPANY Generfrl Swles Office 1933 B F Ixerth Bldg Clex el1nd Ohro THE JERSEY BREAD CO Toledo Ohio One hundred tlurty nme 140 N. Main Street - Bowling Green, Ohio Clem Premo, '26, Proprietor ARIEL WALKER Portrazts of Dzstznctzon Bank Bu1ld1ng Bowhng Green, 01110 WE APPRECIATE the patronage of the UH1VCfS1fy Faculty Tn Student Body THE OHIO FUEL GAS CO THE PARROT RFSTAUR WT Is PATIIONIZED AL MOST FXCLUSIVELY BY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS FAMOUS Fon FINE HOME COOINED IVIEALS M.-ILTED MILKS AND DEIICIOUS SUNDAES WF CARRY A CoxIPI.ETE LINE OI' NOTE Boox PARROT RESTAURANT llyhere Qzmlzzy Rulef XOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME It the Home of Better Grade Food THE PURITY Cindy he Cfewz Sclfzduzcbcf One hundred forty . . . . . 4 I ' - 1 I : 1 4 - ' . L ' CovEIIs, FILLERS, AND OTHEIR SUPPLIES. , , d 2 I 4 ' - ' ' I - - J' 1. K i .. i I 1 1 4 I t .i 1 fr 1 , Lu r si 1 23 Sl ll sa ai in ,Q I. ,fa fi -1 14 ,ff . ... W Q ,H N ,Ip X. 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