'I' Q '1 VF kj' '15, Q-,Ural ' if- - ' 3'4 : i'i'3 '!F I! li N ,If 'I,-,,nhI4'l. .Id if . -I u'h Iv. :' N u, 'Tl f f::',::,1f ' 'fl' -iii gr' ' Yi f -. J E?+4T- l- + 4:31 kg-iiew me-. ff 'ini HJ I M fa ' fb 4 Wg P1+ -MJ. if i, fL 5 ' f:Ef' .L E' E159 35.31, ,535 H: L 1 f- . q ,F 'ELL yu 1- '4 L4-415 u 7 ith 91 , JM I- .'?'5-Q:'1' -U + .Yip 5 Lab A 'IQ ff L, 1. .754 m V 4qbTq?ui ,f .i l 3'f ?4i4 'I' Q '1 VF kj' '15, Q-,Ural ' if- - ' 3'4 : i'i'3 '!F I! li N ,If 'I,-,,nhI4'l. .Id if . -I u'h Iv. :' N u, 'Tl f f::',::,1f ' 'fl' -iii gr' ' Yi f -. J E?+4T- l- + 4:31 kg-iiew me-. ff 'ini HJ I M fa ' fb 4 Wg P1+ -MJ. if i, fL 5 ' f:Ef' .L E' E159 35.31, ,535 H: L 1 f- . q ,F 'ELL yu 1- '4 L4-415 u 7 ith 91 , JM I- .'?'5-Q:'1' -U + .Yip 5 Lab A 'IQ ff L, 1. .754 m V 4qbTq?ui ,f .i l 3'f ?4i4 IIJOLYSCOPE 'THE CLASS OF 1940 BRADLEY POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE PEORIA ILLINOIS FCJREWORD To the students of Bradley College, the Class of 1940 presents this record of the past year of college life. The staff, in portraying the activities of the col- lege, hopes that the book has caught, to some slight degree, the spirit which has been so evident on the campus this year. JULIA coLv1N, Editor-in-Chief ROBERT E. HALLER, Business Manager GEORGIA E. HOPPER To Miss Georgia E. Hopper we lovingly and respectfully dedicate this 1940 Poly- scopef' The twenty-six years of loyal service she has given to her students and to Bradley have been filled with rich and varied inter- ests, fine achievement, and great honor. She has always been known and will continue to be remembered for her high standards of scholarship, her sincere enthusiasm, her ju- dicious advice, and her gracious courtesy. In the hope that this volume will consti- tute a souvenir of her years at Bradley, we then take great pleasure in dedicating it to her. CLARENCE E. COMSTOCK With a feeling of deep pride we dedicate the 1940 Polyscope to another of our most faithful and lovable friends, Professor Clar- ence Elmer Comstock, Sc.D. Throughout the forty-two years that Dr. Comstock has been a vital factor in the life of Bradley, he has truly exemplified the fundamental ideals and progressive spirit of our college. His mental alertness, his lively wit, and his kindly atti- tude have ever been a source of joy to those who have had the privilege of his acquaint- ance. May his future years be bright with the consciousness of the warm and sincere affec- tion in which he is held by two generations of Bradley students! DEDICATION NTENTS ADMINISTRATICN CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS HCJROLOGY N-.. . . . here in adoration Come thy sons and daughters We bring out unsought tribute to thee . . . :,. N 1 . . , YW, iw- - . XX .-1 N. 1 F 4 1 I i I 1 I ADMINISTRATION V1 H.- Ross S. Wallace. . . Zealy M. Holmes. . Charles D. Thomas. B. Claude Heacock Jay T. Hunter Thomas G. Lovelace l THE TRUSTEES GEORGE L. LUTHY H. DALE MORGAN JAY T. HUNTER ROSS S. WALLACE ZEALY M. HOLMES HAROLD W. LYNCH . . . . . .President Harry Dale Morgan. . . . . . .Term Trustee . ......... Vice-President Harry C. Stone ..... ........... T reasurer . . . . . .Second Vice-President Jacob Lentz. . . . . . . . . .Secretary Pro Tem George L. Luthy Harold W. Lynch THE PRESIDENT Like all other college year books, The Polyscope records the main events of an academic year. And yet no individual or or- ganization mentioned or pictured in this vol- ume can afford to be staticg the record here portrayed is not complete. Highly commend- able as this graphic report is, we are expecting all of the characters included to be constantly mobolized under the caption Forward, hav- ing first selected worthy objectives. vidae W, THE DEANS DEAN OF WOMEN Your theme for The Polyscope of 1940 is Forward You are already familiar with the practical application of this work in your daily lives at college. Perhaps some of you may have already shown evidence of genius along certain lines but industry will improve your progress. If you have not genius, as is the case with most of us, industry will take its place. In the experiences which lie before you as college men and women when you leave Bradley College, may you cultivate the habit of industry, working without haste but also without rest. No better fortune can be desired for you, than that you approach the perplexing problems of the present day with the slogan Forward, that is, with the spirit of improvement and untiring OWJLQJ DEAN OF MEN As I write, two quotations from recent read- endeavor. ing serve to remind me of the importance of our common educational undertaking. The quotations are: Social failure and suc- cess in collegiate society have nothing to do with reality unless one can give them their proper im- portance. The highest grades in scholastic studies are worthless unless they are properly integrated into the business of living. it :fi 25: Without the proper perspective, the wisest of men is the veriest fool. The second quotation is: One of the prime fundamentals of higher education is that increase of balanced judgment which distinguishes the truly educated man from the mass. Far beyond any claim of vocational efficiency this is the foundation of a college education. As the graduating class of this year prepares to leave the halls, my major hope for them is that they have obtained to these ideals through the educational process of the years. civffjfgwfgaf EMMA T. SCHMIDT Secretary to the President DOROTHY N. ADAMSON AB Registrar's Assistant ASA CARTER, M.S. Registrar LOYAL G. TILLOTSON MBA Professor of Business Administration and Economics SOFRONA L. SMITH AM Instructor in Business Adm nistrat on LYLE C. BRYANT, A B Assistant Professor o E onomics and Busi ness Administration HAROLD G. AVERY AM Assistant Professor of Busm ss Administra tion and Economics FACULTY CLARA E. KREFTING, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Speech BENNETT M. HOLLOWELL, Ph.D. Professor of English BERTHA S. POLLAK, Ph.B. Instructor in English DAVID B. OWEN, A.M. Director of Public Relations and Instructor in English Not In Picture OLIVE B. WHITE, Pl'1.D. Associate Professor of English HOWARD J. BELL, JR., Ph.D. Instructor of English and journalism WILSON E. WILMARTH, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Modern Language GEORGIA E. HOPPER, Ph.M. Assistant Professor of Modern Language MARY B, HUSTON, A.M. Professor of Modern Languageg Dean of Women , , WALES H. PACKARD. Ph.D. Professor of Biology GEORGE C. ASHMAN, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry M. GERTRUDE HARVEY, M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry DAPHNE B. SWARTZ. A.M. Assistant Professor of Biology VERNE F. SWAIM, Ph.D. Professor of Physics CLARENCE E. COMSTOCK, A.M., Sc.D. Professor of Mathematics ARTHUR E. GAULT, M.S. Associate Professor of Mathematics lllnng MIRIAM M. SNYDER, A.B. Assistant Librarian lCatalogerJ LILLIAN M. GUINN, Ph.B. Librarian AVIS M. BROWN, A.B., AB. CLib. Assistant Librarian 4ReferenceD ALBERT F. SIEPERT, A.M. Professor of Education RAY LEPLEY. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy Psychology ELLIS K. FRYE. Ph.D. Professor of Education DONALD E. GORSELINE, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology and Education PLEASANT RAY McINTOSH, B.S. Assistant Professor of Art FRANK W. KENT, M.F.A. Instructor in Art VVILLIAM J. MOYLE, A.M. Instructor in Physical Education JOHN I. MEINEN, A.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education FRANCES H. DILLON, M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education ALFRED J. ROBERTSON, A.M. Associate Professor of Physical Education ,qw 12 HARRY L. HURFF, Instructor in Woodworking FRED E. DACE, E.E. Associate Professor of Electricity PHILIP BECKER, JR., M.S. Assistant Professor of lvletalwork GEORGE E. SMILEY. B.S. Instructor in Architecture Not In Picture CECIL M. HEWITT, M.E, Associate Professor of Automobile MAJOR E. WHARRY, B.S. Assistant Professor of Mechanical Drawing EDWARD J. SCHLEGEL. B.S. Instructor in Mechanical Drawing ROSS HENRY, Instructor-Elementary Watchwork WILLIAM F. FICKEISEN, Instructor in Engraving FRED E. BROWN, Instructor-Finishing, Repairing, Drawing ROBERT G. IBAUGH. Instructor-Elementary Watchwork CHARLES E. CARRIER, Instructor-Jewelry and Gemology Not In Picture GEORGE J. WILD, Dean of Horology DOROTHY P. BLOMEYER. Instructor of Design and Interior Decoration IDA K. SCHMIDT, A.M. Assistant Professor of Home Economics BEATRICE BENSON, A.M. Associate Professor of Home Economics BERTHA KLINGLER, M.S. Instructor of Home Economics: Director of Constance Hall CHESTER E. SIPPLE, Ph.D. Professor of History HOWARD C. PERKINS, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History and Political Science CLARENCE W. SCHROEDER, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Political Scienceg Dean of Men WILLIAM B. PHILIP, A.M. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science. 13 MILDRED KOLL, B.Mus. Instructor, Piano, Piano Pedagogy KATE S. MORTON, B.Mus. Instructor, Piano, Sight Playing and Ele- mentary Department JEAN M. CRAVENS, B.Mus. Instructor, Piano Not In Picture PAUL F. BRAUN, B.Mus. Instructor, Organ and Organ Theory DANELIA JANSSEN, B.S. Instructor, Public School Music and Theory ANITE KAMBLY, Instructor, Modern Languages KATHRYN P. BATCHELOR, Instructor, Dancing W. GLENWOOD BROWN, B.Mus. Ed., Instructor, Band Instruments, Director of Bradley Band RUTH RAY, B.Mus. Assistant Professor, Violin, Ensemble, and Music Appreciation, Conductor of Orchestra CARDON V. BURNHAM, Instructor, Voice, Director of Glee Clubs WILLIAM E. DONOVAN, AB-, B.Mus. Director, College of Music, Professor of Piano and Music Lecturer ESTELLE VAN HORNE SUTHERLAND. Instructor, Dramatic Art and Expression 'fr v if w s- ,ft ov- al .,'.'m.. ?'i '-vflix i ' V , , 1 Three grins in a row. Botany-ing on the campus. Is it straight, Dean? Meet the ping-pong champs. Swing out on a homer, C. W.! The Athletic B o a r cl Prexy shows the team how it's done. A lighter moment in the math department. Another home-run in the making! B.P.I.'s official time- keeper explains a technicality. Miss Dillon raises her own. pw., fm. ,My .iA WW CLASSES DONALD AGNER, B.S. Alpha Pi: Commerce Club 2-4: Intra- Mural Sports 2,3 ISABEL ANICKER, B.S. Lambda Phi, Sec 3, Home Econ 1-4, Pres 4: Federation of Scholars 2-4g Mask ESL Gavel 2-4: A Cup of Tea 1: Under the Gaslight 3: Cap Ba Gown Comm 4 LOUISE BARRINGTON, B.S. Home Econ 1-4, Sec 4: Y.W.C.A. 1-4: Mask Ba Gavel 3,4 PHYLLIS BLAIR, A.B. Delta Kappa, Rush Capt 3: Mask Ba Gavel 1-4, Program Chr 4: Home Econ 1,2: Y.W.C.A. 1-4: 'tPo1yscope 3: W.A.A. 1-4, Board 3,4: Campus Cap- ers Comm 3, Queen 3g Inter-Sorority Council 3: Jr Prom Comm: Sr Class Sec: Sr Ball Comm: All Girls' Party 2,3: Graduation Invitations Comm 4 DOROTHY BRINGMAN, B.S. Sigma Chi Gamma: Pi Gamma Mu 3,4: Home Econ 1-4: Y.W.C.A. 1,23 Federation of Scholars 2,3 CHARLES ANDERSON, B.S. Sigma Phi, VP 3, Sec 3, Pledge Mas- ter 4, Archive Keeper 1: Commerce Club 1-4, Pres 4: Banquet Chr 3: Federation of Scholars 2-4: Poly- scope: B Club 4, Sec 4: Track 1: Varsity Track Mgr 2,3g Zeta Pi 3,4, VP 4: Student Council 3,4, VP 4: Jr Prom: Sr Class Pres: History Club 4 SHIRLEY ARENDS, B.S. Sigma Chi Gamma, Social Chr 4: Y.W.C.A. 1-4, Cabinet 2-4, Hostess 3, Program Chr 4: Home Econ 1-4, Treas 3: Tech 1-4: Mask ISL Gavel 1-4g Pageant of Nations 3: French Club 4: History Club, 2-4: Passing of the Torch 3: Chorus 1-4 MERYL BEAUCHAMP, B.S. Track 1-3: B Club 2-4 MARION BLANKINSHIP, B.S. Commerce Club 3,4: Wrestling 2: In- tramural Basketball l-4g Cap Sa Gown Comm 4 CHARLES CARRIER, B.S. Sigma Phi: B Club 2-4: Inter-Fra- ternity Athletics: Commerce Club 1,2: Minor Sport Mgr 2,33 Asst Advt Mgr Tech 1 THE SENIORS CLASS OF 1939 16 DOROTHY CATION, A.B. French Club 13 Spanish Club 2-4, Sec 43 Federation of Scholars 2-4, VP 4, Tech 1,3 HOWARD COLLIER, B.S. Beta Sigma Mu. Sec 2, VP 3, Pres 4g Beta Tau Epsilon 3,4, Sec-Treas 4, Polyscope 3, Sr Ball 45 Intra-mural Basketball 2,33 Inter-Fraternity Sports 1-3 MABEL COOPER, B.S. Home Econ Club 1, Y.W.C.A. 43 Chorus 2 LUCY CROWDER, A.B. Y.W.C.A. 1.2, Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Federation of Scholars 3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 English Club 3,4, Pres 4 MURRAY DENTON, B.S. Beta Sigma Mu: Varsity Tennis Team 2-45 Student Council 23 Mask 85 Gavel 1,2 THELMA ELSON, B.M. Student Council 1,25 Women's Self- Gov Board 2,3, Pres 43 Music Club 3,43 Federation of Scholars 2-43 Y.W.C.A. 2,3 CHARLES COKER. B.S. Theta Kappa Nug Football 1,2g Bas- ketball 1g Commerce Club 2-49 Tech 2,3 ROBERTA COOK, A.B. College of the Pacific, Stockton, Cal. '35-T565 Wheaton Coll '36-'37 MARY K. COUGHLIN, B.S. Home Econ 1.2, Newman Club 2,3g Spanish Club 1,2 DOROTHY DEETHARDT, A.B. Sigma Chi Gamma. Sec 3: Y.W.C.A. 1, Eng Club 3,4, Sec 43 History Club 2-4: Polyscope : Tech 3: Spanish Club 3,43 Jr Promg Sr Class VP, L'William Tell 2: Aschenbroelel 3, Graduation Invitation Comm 4 ROBERT DUFFE, B.S. Tech 1-4, Editor 4g Alpha Delta 3,49 jr Prom: Sr Ball BRUCE EPPELSHEIMER, B.S. Phi Sigma Pi 4 17 BETTY FOX, B.S. Lambda Phi, VP 4g Stunt Show Chr 4: Sec Fresh Classy Soph Cotillion Chrg Soc Chr, Jr Sn Soph Classes3 Fed- eration of Scholars, 2-43 Epsilon Phi Alpha 3,4, VP 43 Chorus 1-33 Poly- scope 23 Y.W.C.A. 1,2 MARY GILL, B.S. Lambda Phi, Rush Capt 4, Pledge Mother 33 Pi Gamma Mu 3,42 Feder- ation of Scholars 2-43 History Club 3,43 Theta Alpha Phi 2-43 English Club 3.43 Mask Ss Gavel 1-43 Y.W.C.A. 2,33 Once There Was A Princessu 23 Moonstone 13 Under the Gaslight 33 Polyscope 3 Passing of the Torch 1-33 Commerce Club 3,41 W.A.A. Board 2-4, Pres 3 DONALD GOODYEAR, B.S. Commerce Club 3,43 Phi Sigma Pi 3,42 Intra-Mural Basketball 1-43 Zeta Pi 4 MARJORIE HAMILTON, B.S. Home Econ 1-43 Band 1-33 Chorus 3,4 R. FRANKLIN HARRIS, B.S. Phi Sigma Pi 3,4, Pres 43 Beta Tau Epsilon 43 Chorus 1 ELFRIEDA HEIDEMAN, B.S. Delta Kappa3 Home Econ 1-4, Sec 33 Chorus 2,4, Sec 43 Sec Jr Class3 W.A.A. 1,2, Board 23 Women's Self- Gov Board 43 Pres Constance Hall 4g Jr Prom Comm3 Chr Sr Breakfast 43 All Girls' Dance 4 IR MARGARET FURST, B.S. Lambda Phi3 Home Econ 1-4, Finance Comm 43 Commerce Club 3,43 Y.W. C.A. 1 LORAN GLOCK, B.S. Federation of Scholars 2-4, VP 3, Pres 43 Sr Class Treasg Chr Sr Gift Commg Epsilon Phi Alpha 2-41 Phi Sigma Pi 3,4, Sec 43 Pi Gamma Mu 43 IIC Ora- torical Contest 1,2 CHARLEY GROSS, B.S. Beta Phi Th9t81 UB Club 2-4, Pres. 43 St Council 3,4, Pres 43 Football 2-4, Co-Capt 43 Wrestling 3,43 Soph Class VP MARGARET HARKER, A.B. Tech 2-4, Feature Ed 4g Alpha Delta 3,43 English Club 43 Y.W.C.A. Cab 2-4, Sec 3, Worship Chr 43 Chorus 23 Alpha Epsilon 3, Sec 33 Women's Self-Gov Board 2-43 Jr Prom Comm3 Student Council 4 JOHN HART, B.S. Band 1,22 Stage Crew 23 Mask Sn Gavel 1,2 DOROTHY HENDERSON, B.S. Sigma Chi Gamrnag German Club 13 Commerce Club 2,33 Y.W.C.A. 1,23 Yellow Jacket 3 M. DARLENE HENDRICKS, B.S. Delta Kappag Newman Club 1-45 Home Econ 1-45 Chorus 1,2 MARIETTA HOAG, B.S. Sigma Chi Gamma, Rush Capt 4, Stunt Show Chr 35 Pageant of Na- tions 3g Home Econ 1.4: Mask Ba Gavel 1,3,4, W.A.A. 1-4, Board 23 Philosophy Club 4: Passing of the Torch 1-33 Chorus 1,25 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2,31 jr Prom Queen 2,3 BETTY HOFFMANN, B.S. Lambda Phi: Theta Alpha Phi 1-47 Mask h Gavel 1-4: Home Econ 1-45 Commerce Club 3 DARWIN HUTCHINS, B.S. Sigma Phig MB Club 2-4, Varsity Bas- ketball 2-4: Baseball 2: Tennis 2,31 Thornton Jr Coll JOHN JENNETT, B.S. Intra-Mural Basketball 33 Newman Club 3,45 Commerce Club 2-4 ISABEL HILLING, B.S. Illinois Wesleyan Univ 1,2 RAYMOND HOFFMAN. B.S. Beta Sigma Mug Epsilon Phi Alpha 3,49 Varsity Football 2-4 G. DOUGLASS HOLETON. B.S. Beta Tau Epsilon, Sec-Treas 4: Cal- gary Normal School MEYER JACOBS, B.S. Freshman Football, Basketball Sz. Baseball: Varsity Football Sn Basket- ball 2-43 B Club 2-43 Ticket Chr Sr Ban IRENE JOHNSON. B.S. Sigma Chi Gamma: Y.W.C.A. l,2,4: Home Econ 1.2.43 W0m9n'5 SQILGOV Board 2, Iowa State Coll DISTINCTIVE SENIORS ALVIN STRUNK DOROTHY CATION LORAN GLOCK A 19 CHARLES ANDERSON DISTINCTIVE SENIORS ROBERT JOHNSON, B.S. MELVIN JOHNSTON, B.S. Sigma Phi, Freshman Football, Com- merce Club 3,4 ANN KOCH, B.S. Delta Kappa, Stunt Show Chr 3, Pres 4, General Stunt Show Chr 45 Chr Jr-Sr Girls' Party 3, Pre-Medic Club 1-4, Y.W.C.A. 1-4, Cabinet 2-4, Sec 2, Treas 3, Pres 4, Board of Control 3,4, Sec 3, Pres 4, W.A.A. 1-4, Inter-sor- ority Council Pres 4: History Club 3,45 Epsilon Phi Alpha 4, Polyscope 3, Aschenbrodel 3 GERALDINE LAWRENCE, B.M.E. Lambda Phi, Pledge Advisor 4, Inter- sorority Council 3, Mask Bn Gavel 1-4, Treas 3, Pres 4, Student Council 1-4, Sec 3,45 Chorus 1-4, Music Club 3,4, Pres 4, W.A.A. 1-4, English Club 3,43 Theta Alpha Phi 4, The Moon- stone, Sauce for the Goslings, Sr Ball Comm: Sr Class Day ROLLAND LOHMAR, B.S. History Club 2-4, Epsilon Phi Alpha 3.4, Federation of Scholars 2-4 WARREN JOHNSON, B.S. Epsilon Phi Alpha 2-4, Federation of Scholars 3,4 FRED KING, B.S. Sigma Phi, Philosophy Club 4, His- tory Club 2-4, VP 4, Phi Sigma Pi 2-4, VP 4, Inter-Fraternity sports, Varsity Track 2-4 VIVIENNE LARSEN, B.S. Lambda Phi, Treas 4, Pi Gamma Mu 3,4, Zeta Pi 3,4, Sec 4, Commerce Club 1-4, Sec 3, English Club 2-4, Social Chr Constance Hall 35 Inter- sorority Dance 3, History Club 2-4, Tech 3,4, Polyscope , Women's Self-Gov Board 2, Usher Commence- ment Services 3, Jr Prom Comm, Sr Ball Comm, Jr-Sr Girls' Party 3, Chr Class Day 4 EDWARD LOHMAN, B.S. Alpha Pi, Pres 45 VP Soph Class, Freshman Football, Pre-Medic Club 1-4, Inter-Fratemity Council 3,41 Student Chr Homecoming 4, Sr Ball Chr, Sr Class Gift Comm MARY ELIZABETH LUKE, A.B. Sigma Chi Gamma, Treas 4, Mask 8a Gavel 1-4, VP 3, Pledge Mother 4, W.A.A. 1-4, Board 1-4, Y.W.C.A. 1-35 Polyscope , Passing of the Torch 1-4, Pageant of Nations 3 iii i...,.-..- F1516 livin TED PANISH MARY PATTISON ROBERT DUFFE CHARLEY GROSS , . A . , L: FRANCES LYNCH, B.S. Lambda Phi, Pres 45 Y.W.C.A. 3,45 Mask Bn Gavel 3,45 Home Econ 3,45 W.A.A. 3,45 Chr of All Girls' Dance 45 Chr of Grad-Invitation Comm 45 In- ter-sorority Council, Sec-Treas 4. BUNTY MACCLYMENT, A.B. Lambda Phi5 Sullin's Jr Coll5 North- westem ROBERT MARTIN, B.S. Beta Phi Theta, Social Chr 3, Pres 45 Band 2,35 Inter-Fraternity Council 45 Inter-Fraternity Sportsg Baseball Mgr 35 B Club 3,45 Polyscope g Uni- versity of Illinois DOROTHY MINER, B.S. Delta Kappa, Soc Chr 45 Federation of Scholars 3,45 Mask Ss Gavel 1-4, Treas 45 French Club 1,2, VP 25 Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Home Econ 1-4, Soc Chr 45 Y.W.C.A. 1-45 W.A.A. 1-45 Passing of the Torch 35 Grad-Invitation Comm WILLIAM MITCHELL, B..S. Sigma Phi, Pres 3,45 Freshman Foot- ball 85 Trackg Varsity Golf 3,45 Vars- ity Football 2-45 Intra-Mural Ath- leticsg B Club 2-45 Commerce Club 1-4. HAROLD LYNCH, B.S. Epsilon Phi Alpha 4 NORMAN MACDONALD, B.S. Augustana College ELOISE MILLER, A.B. Sigma Chi Gamma, VP 45 Inter-Sor- ority Council 35 Y.W.C.A. 1,25 Mask Sa Gavel 1-4, Pledge Mother 3, VP 45 Theta Alpha Phi 3,4, Pres 45 Inter- Sorority Dance 25 Jr Prom Commg Homecoming Dance Comm 25 Pageant of Nations 35 Babbitt's Boy 5 Yel- low Jacket 5 Under the Gaslights' FRANCIS MITCHELL, B.S. Epsilon Phi Alpha 2-4 JOHN MORLEY, B.S. Beta Tau Epsilon 3,45 Sr Ball Comm VIVIENNE LARSEN BERNARD TRIMPE MARION PUTNAM VIRGINIA THULIN 21 DISTINCTIVE SENIORS DOROTHY NEAL, B.S. Home Econ 1-4, Y.W.C.A. 1-4, Cab- inet 4, Chorus 3 JOE NELSON, B.S. Phi Sigma Pi 4, Winner of Phi Sigma Pi Scholarship Award 1938, Federa- tion of Scholars 3,4, Beta Tau Epsilon 3,4, Centerville, Iowa Jr College GORDEN NORDEN, B.S. Varsity Track 4, Eureka Coll, La- Salle-Peru Oglesby Jr Coll CHARLES ORSBORN, B.S. Sigma Phi, House Mgr 3, B Club 2-4, Commerce Club 1-3, Freshman Baseball Br. Basketball, Varsity Bas- ketball 2-4, Baseball 2-4, Track 2-4, Football 4, Philosophy Club 4. MARION PUTNAM, B.S. Lambda Phi, Rush Capt 3, Sec 4, Hist Club 2-4, Pres 4, Eng Club 2-4, Pro- gram Chr 3, Polyscope Asst Ed 2: Alpha Delta 4, Pi Gamma Mu 2-4, Pub Chr 4, Federation of Scholars 2-4, W.A.A. Board 2-4, Y.W.C.A. 2, Tech , Mask lk Gavel 1-3, Chr Inter- Soror Dance 2, Passing of Torch 1-3, Spirit of Bradley 3, St Repr Parents' Day 4, Sr Ball Comm, Alum Dinner Comm 4, Zeta Pi 4. JAMES REES, B.S. Commerce Club 4, University of Southern California 22 ROBERT NEARY, B.S. Commerce Club 2-4, History Club 3,4, Zeta Pi 4, Round Table 4 CLARENCE NOE, A.B. Sigma Phi, Eureka College PAUL NUNES, B.S. Sigma Phi, Commerce Club 1-3, Freshman Football, Basketball, 8a Track, Varsity Football 2-4, Basket- ball 2-4, Track 2,3, B Club 2-4, Philosophy Club 4 MARY PATTISON, A.B. Delta Kappa, Social Chr 3, Federa- tion of Scholars, 2-4, Alpha Delta 2-4, Tech 3, Pi Gamma Mu 3,4, Eng- lish Club 2-4, Program Chr 4, French Club 1-3, Pres 3, Mask 85 Gavel 2-4 PHILIP RAPALEE, B.S. Freshman Football, Chorus 1-4, Beta Tau Epsilon 3,4, Commerce Club 4 JOHN ROACH, B.S. Varsity Track 3,4 DOROTHY ROGINA, B.S. Sigma Chi Gammag Y.W.C.A. 1-3 VICTOR RUCKLE, B.S. Phi Sigma Pi 3,4 CARL SCHUNK, B.S. Sigma Phi, Freshman Basketball Ba Baseball: Varsity Basketball 2-4, Baseball 2,33 Commerce Club 1-4, Board of Dir 3,45 jr Prom Chr: B Club 2-4 LOIS SHANEMEYER, A.B. Lambda Phig Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Fed- eration of Scholars 2-49 History Club 3,45 French Club 2,35 Y.W.C.A. 1, W.A.A. 1-4, Board 3,45 Commerce Club 1,25 Inter-sorority Sports Mgr, German Play 1 GEORGE SIMPSON, B.S. Band 1-39 Chorus 1,2 JULIA ROYALTY, B.S. Home Econ 1-45 Y.W.C.A. 1,2,-4' Chorus 2-4 RUTH SCHLATTER, B.S. Delta Kappa, Parliamentarian 3' Home Econ 1-4, Treas 43 W,A.Al 1-33 Y.W.C.A. 1-3 EMMA SEMLOW, B.S. Delta Kappa, Y.W.C.A. 1,23 W.A.A. 1,25 Commerce Club 1,2 ELIZABETH SILZER, B.S. Sigma Chi Gammag Home Econ 1-4: English Club 3,43 Y.W.C.A. 1-33 W.A.A. 1-4 JACOB SMALTZ, B.S. Chorus 1g Band 1.2, Epsilon Phi Alpha 3,4g Beta Tau Epsilon 4 ANN KOCH MARY GILL BETTY TAGGART DISTINCTIVE SENIORS JOSEPH SPECK, B.S. Pi Kappa Delta 2-4, VP 3, Pres 45 Zeta Pi 3,4, Pres 45 Newman Club 1-4, Pres 45 Commerce Club 3,4, Board 45 Round Table 45 Debate Team 2,35 B Club 3,45 Varsity Wrestling 35 Federation of Scholars 3,45 The Prince Chap 15 French Club 4 THOMAS SPENCER, B.S. Alpha Pi5 History Club 1-35 Ameri- can Society of Metals DOROTHY STAAT, B.S. Delta Kappa, House Mgr 2-45 Home Econ l,2.4: Y.W.C.A. l,2: W.A.A. 1-4, Board 3.4: Women's Self Gov Board 25 Chorus 2 GEORGIA STEWART, A.B. Pre-Medic Club 2-45 Y.W.C.A. 1-4, Cabinet 3,45 W.A.A. 15 English Club 3,45 Epsilon Phi Alpha 4: Philosophy Club 3: jr-Sr Girls' Party Comm 3 BETTY TAGGART. A.B. Sigma Chi Gamma, VP 3, Pres 45 Inter-Sorority Council 45 Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Alpha Delta 3,4, Sec-Treas 45 Polyscope 5 'LTech 2-4, Soc Ed 3,45 Eng Club 2-45 Hist Club 2-4, Sec-Treas 3, Soc Chr 45 Federation of Scholars 2-45 Jr Prom Commg Fr- Soph Cotillion5 Baccalaureate 8a Con- vocation Usher 35 Spanish Club 3,4, VP 3, Pres 45 Y.W.C.A, 1-42 Mask 85 Gavel 1 RUSSELL TOWER. B.S. Sigma Phig Commerce Club 15 Fresh- man Football, Basketball 85 Track5 Varsity Football 2-4 24 BETTY SPEIGHT, A.B. Lambda Phi5 French Club 1-3, Treas 25 English club 2-4, VP 4, Banquet Chr 35 Spanish Club 3,4, Treas 45 Polyscope 5 Federation of Scholars 2-45 Passing of the Torch 35 W.A.A. 1-45 Tech STERLING SPRINGSTON, B.S. Pi Kappa Delta 2-45 Philosophy Club 3,45 Intercollegiate D e b a t e 2,35 Tech 2,3, Sports Ed 35 Freshman Football5 Varsity Wrestling 2,3 MARGARET ANNE STACY, A.B. Lambda Phi5 Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Fed- eration of Scholars 2-45 Epsilon Phi Alpha 2-45 Round Table 45 English Club 4: Pre-Medic Club 1-4, Sec 45 Mask lk Gavel 1-45 History Club 4: Passing of the Torch 3 ALVIN STRUNK, B.S. Sigma Phi, Commissary-Treas 3,45 Student Dir of Employment Bureau 3,45 Track Mgr 25 Treas Zeta Pi 45 Board of Control 3,45 Phi Sigma Pi 3,4, Historian 45 Federation of Schol- ars 3,45 Pi Gamma Mu 45 Commerce Club 1-4, Board 3, VP 45 Jr Prom Comm5 Inter-Fraternity Ath 1-45 Sr Comm Tree Ceremony VIRGINIA TI-IULIN, A.B. Delta Kappa, Treas 2, Sec 3, VP 45 Polyscope'l Co-asst Ed 2, Editor 35 Alpha Delta 2-4, Pres 45 'LTech 2-4, Society Ed 2, Features 45 W.A.A. 1-4, Board 3,4, Pres 45 Home Econ 15 English Club 2-45 History Club 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Federation of Schol- ars 2-45 French Club 1 BERNARD TRIMPE, B.S. History Club 2-4, Pres 35 Pi Kappa Delta 2-4, VP 35 Zeta Pi 3,4, VP 45 Commerce Club 2-4, Chr Board of Dir 45 Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Round Table 45 Federation of Scholars 2-4, Sec 2 MABEL TURNER, B.S. Lambda Phi5 English Club 45 Com- merce Club 3,45 Mask Bn Gavel 35 Home Econ 45 W.A.A. 3,45 Frances Shimer jr College LOIS WAHLFELD, A.B. Delta Kappa, Parliamentarian 2, Treas 3,45 W.A.A. 1-45 Y.W.C.A. 15 English Club 2-4, Treas 45 History Club 2-45 Pi Gamma Mu 45 Federa- tion of Scholars 45 Home Econ 15 Polyscope 35 Intra-Mural Sports 1-45 German Plays 1-3 ROBERT WHITCOMB, B.S. Sigma Phi, Soc Chr 3, Political Chr 3,45 Commerce Club 1-4, Treas 4 WILLIAM WINZELER, B.S. Alphi Pig University of Wichita GEORGE BERTOLINO, B.S. DOROTHY BLOMEYER, B.S. WARD EASTMAN, B.S. DONALD HEINRICH, B.S. VERNE NOTHDURFT, B.S. THEODORE PANISH, B.S. ORLAND RUYLE, B.S. WAYNE STURM, B.S. HOWARD TRITT, B.S. ELIZABETH VVINTERS. A.B. GEORGE VAN SCOY, B.S. Band 1-45 Epsilon Phi Alpha 2-45 Freshman Track5 Varsity Track 2-45 B Club 2-4 M. LOIS WELCH, B.S. Sigma Chi Gamma5 Chorus 1-4, Sec 3, Pres 45 Commerce Club 2-4, Board of Dir 3,45 Jr Class VP5 Y.W.C.A. 15 Polyscope 35 Women's Self-Gov Board 45 Commerce Club 3,45 Sec 45 Zeta Pi 4 ANNETTE WILSON, A.B. Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Federation of Scholars 3,4 JACK DACE. B.S. Alpha Pi: Freshman Football5 Fr- Soph Cotillion Comm5 Tech 45 Intra-Mural Baseball BL Basketball 2,3 CLASS OFFICERS Charles Anderson .... President Loran Glock ........ Treasurer Dorothy Deethardt . ,Secretary Phyllis Blair .... Vice-President Dr. D. E. Gorseline. . .Advisor 25 CLASS OF 1940 one 33 1-251 FD. 1 :DWP 7119? mag' 99: ofrvrg EF: 2 5 'JI-r DJGQ 3. ff! E G7 51 o FU Cartwright, W. Hurd, J. Kemp, Robinson, E. Hoagland, J. Carney O'Brien, J. Hession HE FDU Nelson, C. Clybourn, A. DeYoung Holtzman. K. Richardson. L. Clemens, J. Whitfield, M. Scott, D. Owen, Adv. J. Colvin, M. Daglas, H. Dickison, C. Walsh, A. Bahnfleth, L. Irwin, R. Wolber, J. Porter, B. Bour. CLASS OFFICERS Helen Miller ........ Secretary Paul Haberkorn ..... Treasurer Virgil Van Cleave. . .President Phyllis Barrick. ,Vice'President Mr. David B. Owen.. .Advisor 26 V. Van Cleave, R. Capitelli, R. Smith, C. Tetmeyer. R. Tee-ts, T. Cation, C. Dehner F. Gamblin, A. Kannapel. E. Johnson, B. Hardin. R, Aldrich, J. Hammond H. Miller, J. Court, S. Adams. V. Phillips, A. Dovey, M. J. Ross. D. Elkins C. Foberg. E. Koch, G. Rosendall, E. Kiefer. F. Smith. L. Paulissen H. Woltzen, H. Murray. R. Leu, E. Briggs, P. Haberkorn, M. Frye, R. Lindig M. Musser, E. Farley, A. Ausbury, M. Lindeburg. P. Barrick. J. Moore, M. Moran C. Nutter, S. Smith, O. Foberg, W. Schroeder, L. Peterson, J. Scheel, A. Juhlin E. Holmes, M. Westhafer, M. Hollis J. Warren, W. Sutter, R. Anderson, B. Merrill, D. Newlund D. Brarnlage. J. Howeil. C. Gutshall M. Chidester, R. Hailer, J. Hunt, G. Nofsinger F. White. M, McConnell. K. Bucher, W. White, G. Yaden, C. Yeager, J. Timken, J, Lohman M. Pelini, M. Pelini, R. English, L. Birkett, M. Grier, N. Graham, A. Moore, Y. Cady, A. Harris M. L. Guth, W. Summers, E. White. C. Watkins, G. Elsner, H, Phillips. M. Eshelman, R. Meaker. THE CLASS 1 T' A. Petros, W. Steward, D. Wollett Worden, J. Wood. F. Tetmeyer, Zessin J. MacMillan. M. Ley, E. Albri R. Van Nuys. J. Boll. NI. VVe-ber Chilcot J. Holmes. S. Brooke, S. Wallin. Kluesing. A. Szold, D. Schooley. Fort J. Lewey. M. lVIcKenzie, J. Shuck Law, T. Homyk, W. Koch V. Davis. K. Kirby, L. Roark, Riehm, M. Sullivan, D. Howell. Moses, H. J. Bell. Adv. R. Cole, R. Branham, J. Cameron, Scherz. R. Appleby, C. Griffin R. Berte, R. Mountain, G. Davis, H. Schindler, E. Tiarks, E. Horn, W. Beckman, J. Wiedner L. Harren, A. Snyder, J. Chamberlin, B. Louis, L. Beier, R. Gregg, P. Trego, M. A. Streid H. Sutherland, C. Ohl, W. Weatherholt, R. Williams. M. Jones, H. Young, F. Reuling, J. McLaughlin C. Meneley. W. Massey, W. Royalty, E. Teets, L. Shuler, A. Read, V. Schlink, R. Strawn W. Spaits, E. Littlewood, L. Hubbard, C. Miller, C. Williams, C. Shalkhauser, V. Egan, G, Giebelhausen C. Webster, E. Keithley, R. Cooper, J. Burke, W. Barclay, R. Foberg, R. Thacker A. Pfanschmidt, D. Braun. J. Maycock, R. Blair, A. Ferguson, R. Reyburn, T. Hamlin K. Baer, L. Gustafson, S. Brunnenmeyer, I. Ross, M. E. Ready B. Tool, M. Sass J. Dillon, P. Tiddens, B. Morton, M. A. Brewer, R. Davis, C. Appleby, R. Bohl, Q. Johnson R. Sutton, H. Scott, J. Meiner, W. Cobb. W. Ridgely, E. Hoagland, C. Schlink, W. McClintick, M. Robison R. White, C. Hicks, D. King, C. Johnson, M. Rich, H. Fischer, F. Holtzman, E. McCawley, A. Erickson R. Sauer, U. S. Mehl, M. Willett, N. Miller, M. Fox, J. Morgan, D. McGee, B. Terrell, M. Davis N1 Dorothy Janssen Frank Hasbrouck Thomas McCrorie Ruth Klecker Maxine Merrill Harvey Goodspeed Jean Jacob Virginia Martin Sister Philip Neri Jean Clatfelter Henry Getz Marguerite Lentz Louis Shulewitz FRESHMAN HONOR ROLL FIRST SEMESTER, 1938 - 1939 Robert Smith Richard Bodtke jean joos Robert Baden Clarice Faul Richard Gable Charles Hudson Thomas Fabry Olive Keyes Emily Krueger Julia Kantor Martha Headley Charity Lidle Robert Getz Margaret Brown Harlan Sharer M. Louise Walzer Pauline Becker Frances Day Mildred Eden Clara Hicks Marian Lackland Jane McClugage Ida Miller Milton Rautmann THE FRE SHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Norman Losh ,...... President Jane Miller .......,, Secretary Harris Blomeyer ..,. Treasurer Lois Riegel .... Vice-President Mr. William J. Moyle, .Advisor CLASS OF 1942 YT '1' Suit modeled by Mr. Roberl Haller Ensemble modeled by Miss Marion Putnam KLEIN S Miss Phyllis Blair in a spiriled q y p s y sport dress shows how exciting clothes can be from BERGNER'S N ,fi x f' awww. Mgr' N : W we K : ' 1 N-...V ...Mx frfx-5' N-If , CRGANIZATICN H BOARD OF CONTROL MEMBERS Ann Koch, Richard Smith president Mr. A. F. Siepert Dr. H, J. Bell Helen Heacock- Mr. L. G. Tillotson Secretary Alvin Strunk Row 1 Dorothy Miner Charles Anderson, Vice-President Charley Gross. President Geraldine Lawrence, Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Harker MEMBERS Row 2 Dr. D. E. Gorseline Elinor Briggs Richard Capitelli Lee Redard Raymond Seney Leon Leonard Ruth Foberg STUDENT COUNCIL 34 Not in Picture Jerome Burke Mildred Grier Ellen Holmes IN TER-SCRORITY COUNCIL Robert Leu Howard Collier Richard Smith William Mitchell john Shuck Row 1 Ann Koch, President Frances Lynch, Secretary-Treasurer Robby Anderson Betty Taggart MEMBERS Row 2 Helen Heacock Mildred Lindeburg Mrs. Russell Gouveia Mrs. L. F. Tinthoif Dr. Olive B. White Not in Picture Louise Streibich Miss Ida K. Schmidt Mrs. Blomeyer Not in Picture MEMBERS Mr. W. B. Philip, President Robert Strawn Dr. V. F. Swaim Mr. H. G. Avery B. Nelson Robert Lindiq Mr. A. E. Gault Mr. L. G. Tillotson IN TER-FRATERNITY CUNCIL 35 ' '-, a ..We i' ,f y imxz r :sys-,e::g:',g:'fXr,x':r:t2 X. Alfa..- a wg.-wi---N mgyl, .M ,,..., -x,. X .,.,. --N. -- f. -.-- . el, Ll ALPHA PI Row 1 Ralph White Mr. A. E. Gault Verne Phillips joseph Morgan Edward Lohman Richard Davison Robert Lindig Paul Tiddens Albert DeYoung Row 2 jerry Lohman Charles Williams Charles Schlink Robert Huisman Howard Dickison Jack Whitfield Valentine Schlink Frederick Miller THE ACTIVES Row 3 Nelson Miller Donald Agner Bonner Triebel B. Nelson Richard Stiegele Albert Bahnfleth james Roszell William Smith Not in Picture Robert Cartwright jack Dace Ulysses Mehl Mario Pelini Merabello Pelini Harold Phillips Thomas Spencer Herschel Woltzen OFFICERS President ..... Edward Lohman Vice-President Robert Cartwright Secretary ....... Robert Lindig hard Stiegele Treasurer .... Ric Gault Advisor ....... Mr. A. E. THE PLEDGES THE HOUSE Row 1 Richard Shofe Douglas Barnett Norman Sonderman Frederic Folks James Cole Dean Arnholt Glenn Schuster Row 2 Spalding Slevin Stewart Bland Robert Davis Walter Conavay joseph Lutz John West E. A. Handley Row 3 Harold Ronk Philip Dufault Harlan Berger john Waters Robert White Robert Bach Joseph Murp Vernon Pray 37 hy Not in Picture James Butler Quentin Castricone James Dillon Joseph Hechinger Byron Kluesing Homer Wood fl .ix DELTA KAPPA Row 1 Ruth Schlatter Betty Jordan Alma Kannapel Elizabeth Johnson Willis A. Weatherholt Clara VValsh Frances Holtzman Row 2 Shirlee Erurinenm Dorothy Staat Mary Pattison eyer Row 3 Mrs. Blomeyer Virginia Thulin Elfriecla He Ada M E Ann Koch Janet Moore ay Ausbury leanor Farley Mar L Lois Harren H idernan y ouise Hurd elen Holtzman Katherine Baer Mildred Lindeburg Ruth Fobefg Helen Murray Marv Ann B Mary Lee Cvuth Not in picture: Betty Morton Lois Wahlfeld Jeanne Porter, Emma 38 YGWSI' Semlow ACTIVES Row 4 Darlene Hendricks Phyllis Blair Marian Moran Emma McCawley Marna Fox Mary Musser Dorothy Miner Phyllis Barrick Anne LaTeer Marguerite Eshelman Martha Scott PLEDGES ,iv K W QANA 1 - is r OUR HOUSE Row 1 Marjorie Buckley Marian Wolter Evelyn Saylor Lucille Roark Gennell Calef Row 2 Velda Taylor Ruth Damon Margaret Brown Marjorie Smith Dorothy Mayhew Grace Preston Betty Watkins Betty Lou Miller President ...... Vice-President. Secretary ,,.. . , . Social Secretary .... OFFICERS . .......,........ Ann Koch . , . .,.. Virginia Thulin . . .Mary Louise Hurd . . . ,Dorothy Miner Treasurer ..... ,.,.. .......... L 0 is Wahlfeld Assistant Treasurer ..... Shirlee Brunnenmeyer Rush Captain, . . Advisor ,...... . . . . . .llflildred Lindeburg , , . .Mrs. Blomeyer Row 3 Janis Fox Lois Riegel Betty Boyd Lillian Dekker Beth Tool Gertrude Elsner Sarah Dillon Frances jones Helen Townsend Not in picture: Phyllis Beatty, Susan McClure Row 4 Flo Jean Fitschen Anne Heideman Marolyn Henri Virginia Carius jean Brennan Jean Holmes Jane Mathers Anna Mary Lawler Helen Schlegel me 5-4 T BETA PHI THETA -. ' Row 1 Theodore Cation John Shuck Francis Tetmeyer James Molnar Cecil Gutshall Marion Asa John Hammond Row 2 Charles Dehner Arthur Minier Charles Clow Ralph Keegan Robert Martin Charley Gross Alexander Ferguson George Rosendall james Court lklr. H. G. Avery Row 3 Clarence Griffin Gerald Pfundstein Cecil Walker Floyd White Richard Smith Jerome Burke Carlile Watkins Jack Lezvey Glenn Nofsinger THE ACTIVE CHAPTER Not in Picture Robert Appleby Andrew Harris Lyle Harris William Koch Carson Yeager 1 l V i THE HOUSE msg, , Aga W .zlgf .. ' xi , ,, 4 ., ,Lf f . gyms.-faq-x .sa.2Zi-- H -gym: .' C A I -5-an ,i -M . . X MM X .wi ff u: - ft Ex l wf-K . N I x , 'BSE XM -it-wwv vi-N' 'Sf' K ...W wang XXEQXQ MX K N X Wx X 4 .sw TVSQEN if-wives X , '4 ' xBgg,!!,d'g3- - ,Ahvfxwi 5 :x 555. yn.: Kill . Y --fN,.jZ'1Q , .Qj 1qq ' A-YH ' 111. 5335:-.9f' 1 ' 'QR 'A' ..-. 5 -N5 . 'sa - - - a ar., Ii,-14 K Q X ,g 3 1x,g ,:::. .., sc, ' -X ,J 1,-, gf 'rl , .. -- Y 1- : if ., - 'X W: L A J' , . . t f f-f . - jf --K3-g f. ,. ' if ,- 1,-iff' LI ., T .. 2-t '51 il F -' 1 y r, - A f f, Q t X .' - THE PLEDGE Row 1 Victor LaFave Roger Tilton Norman Losh Joseph Candela Everett Winslow Wayland Shook Richard Court CLASS OFFICERS Grand Master ................ Robert Martin Master .,... .,., R ichard Smith Scribe ...., . . .John Hammond Treasurer . . . . . ,james Court Chaplin ....... . . .Glenn Nofsinger Pledge Master .... , . .Carlile Watkins Marshall ........ Sergeant at Arms ..,, Social Chairman. . Advisor ........ . . . .John Shuck . , .Arthur Minier . ..,.,..... jack Lewey . . .ML Harold G, Avery 5 t. ,. Row 2 Gilbert Hammond Scott Brooke Leonard Hanson Robert Thacker Gale Maxtield Douglas Cady Willard Crowe Not in Picture jack Burrell john Curl Gus Giebelhausen Paul McCall Earl Morrison Judson Shirer Lawrence Sovanski 41 'Ll X.. LAMBDA PHI Row 1 Betty Hoffmann Mary Gill Bunty MacClyment Betty Fox Joyce Hunt Mardie MacClyrnent ACTIVES Row 2 Mary V. Frye Marion Putnam Beth Merrill Vivienne Larsen Frances Lynch Mary Newcomb Dorothy Newlund Margaret Furst Lorraine Gustafson Row 3 Geraldine Lawrence Levabee Birkett Flo Ann Neuhoff Loretta Healy Delois Benoist Frances Mohr Isabel Anicker Elinor Briggs Margaret Anne Stacy jane Howell Robby Anderson Dr. Olive B. White Row 4 Mabel Turner Evelyn Harmening Betty Speight Lois Shanemeyer Mary Liz Loucks Mary Jeanne Ross Margaret jones Muriel Chidester Marjorie O'Dea jean Howell Janet Wilmot Not in Picture Alice Canterbury Marilyn Williams OFFICERS President .... Vice-President.. . Secretary ..... Treasurer ....... Sergeant at Arms. . . Contributin Rush Captain .,..,. Advisor ....,. Row 1 Norma Rutherford Sally Osborn Maxine Merrill Olive Keyes Bobette Lyon Betty Lou Callahan Not in picture: Anne Snyder g Editor. ., .. Mary Burdick, Bet . . .Frances Lynch . . ...Betty Fox . . .Marion Putnam . . . .Vivienne Larse . . . .Jean Howe n ll .Betty Speight . . . . .Mary Gill Dr. Olive B. White Row 2 Dorothy Janssen Mary F. Rode-nhau Mary Lou Stevens Jean Winkelmeyer Jean Jacob Dorothy Guilliarns Johann Becker Ida Miller Cherie Lidle SGI' ty Ann SORORITY HOUSE Row 3 Dorothy O'Dea Joan Gedge Virginia Martin Ann Dovey Eleanor Welch Jane Stepzinski Mary Lou Heisel Eleanor Frazier Marian Stein Lois Brock Jean Clatfelter Marietta Hardy Louis, Jane M cClugage, Lou Row 4 Marjorie Weber Marian Swene y Marian Lackland Barbara Walker Emmalee Crews Madeline Callahan Helen Allen Ruth Short Jane Case Nlargaret Ley Helen J. Waggener ise Pearsall, PLEDGES 43 HB2 mm! ,Q ,af Row 1 Quentin Johnson Dr. Verne F. Swaim Howard Collier Murray Denton Howard Tritt Robert Strawn THE ACTIVES Row 2 Lloyd Bortel Raymond Hoffman Howard Keefer Robert Reed Richard Mountain Harry Redkey Thomas Hamlin Ge Not in Picture orge Bertolino Orland Ruyle Do nald Zeglis BETA SIGMA MU - -.u IJ... U-gg Sr President ...... ,X Y OFFICERS Vice-President. . . . . Treasurer ..... Secretary ...... Social Chairman. Sergeant at Arms .... . . . . Advisor, ..., . ....Dr. George Bertolino .Howard Collier . . .Howard Tritt Thomas Hamlin .Murray Denton . . .James Cullen Verne F. Swaim OUR Row 1 Albino Delmastro Louis Shuler Leonard Piccony Al Lautenschlager Carter Rankin HOUSE 45 THE PLEDGES Row 2 Harry Traugh Howard Keefer Thomas Fabry Clarence Most George Rosewall Oren Lane Not in Picture Robert Donnan Harold McCreight its Q4 SIGM A CHI GAMMA N e A' it Row 1 Virginia Davis Betty Taggart Charlene Appleby Helen Heacock Melba Runtz Eloise Miller Row 2 Ruth Aldrich Dorothy Henderson Dorothy Deethardt Julia Colvin Betty Silzer Mary Daglas 45 Row 3 Miss Ida K. Schmidt Ruth Bohl Irene Johnson Mary Lib Luke Marietta Hoag Shirley Arends 7 ACTIVES Not in Picture Dorothy Bringman Dorothy Rogina Lois Welch OFFICERS President .......,.... Vice-President .... Secretary ..... Treasurer .,., Rush Captain. Advisor. . . . . . . . . . .Betty Taggart . . .Eloise Miller . . . .Ruth Aldrich . . .Mary Lib Luke . . . . . .Marietta Hoag . . .Miss Ida Row 1 Elaine Urban Marguerite Lentz LaVerna Mulch Evelyn Strassburger Ruth Terry PLEDGES K. Schmidt Row 2 Carolyn Shalkhause jean Burd Dorothy Kastien Fredine Hale Lois jahns Row 3 r Mildred Arends Mary' E. Hoobler Martha Headley Mildred Grier Pearl Neumann Jane Miller Ethel M. Mathis Not in Picture Mildred Eden Louetta Irwin Pauline Swirmi Marian Tendick 47 cky THE HOUSE .ik R D' A4 SIGMA TIVE CHAPTER AC Row 1 Row 2 Emerson Rapp Wilson Schroeder Otto Foberg Donald Wollett Kenneth Olson Joseph Hession Jack Scheel Carl Schunk Charles Anderson William Mitchell Lee Peterson Darwin Hutchins Charles Orsborn Jack CHYUQY Bernard Bour Russell Tower Row 3 Willis Barclay Alvin Strunk Fred King Paul Nunes Robert W b dell S Steward hitcom Wen tarrick Wayne Melvin Johnston rt Leu Robe Carrier Charles 48 Row 4 Not in Picture Richard Marshall Roy Blockley Kline Richardson Carl Brevi William Madison Jack Davis William Massey Jack Digman Clifton Webster Charles Foberg Roger Sutton Kenneth Jones Deane Richardson james Kellstedt Clarence Noe Ted Panish Andrew Petros Howard Pettett Pierce Witte Whitney Sapp James MacMillan Harry Schindler Joseph McLaughlin Marion Starrett Arthur Szold Max Taylor X. ' i P1-11 all 1 ,ff bi., A it -f ff, ' x :Sy Hi? 1 , ff -W f E 9i, ,,,g Qi,J1?Q '. , L, Mr 2 fe- ' 4. .TN- OFFICERS .a ff' r .,.. ,J -' , il, ::Mg2 X ' - ' ' Sf 1-mi E Q W ff? President . , ,William Mitchell ' Q A V109 President V - -J 059911 HGSSIOH i?L!1.w. i + 4 Secretary . . . ..... . . ,Robert Leu g- . - ve 9 f, arg -'- b vi , 1. Correspondence Secretary .,... Whitney Sapp 4 -r w-1 tw.,-, ,, .ei -2 . X--MXN , . A -,-',-'-- -.rms-.,22:s Ywxprsax X' N ew-s . -M . iff? ifflf fi- . ' f'.'1ss'4,,1Q',1:-i xg :X Sergeant at Arms ...... , , . ,Deane Richardson fx , , - ' - 2 '--A-y,,,,,,:2,. Treasurer .. .,... Alvin Strunk ' M Keeper of Archives .,.....,,.., Roger Sutton Advisor ..... lVIr. Loyal G. Tillotson Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 James White Daniel Bergin john Getz William Feuchter Chris Hansen Philip O'Connell Lee Redard William Ridgely Gresham Stone Donald Case Willard Kreft Richard Bodtke Lorin Phenix James O'Brien Jack Moutier Robert Well: Frederick Trumpold John Sheridan Harris Blomeyer Homer Barlow William Kinney Bernard Muldoon james Grebe Harold Klesath Rodman Thompson Not in picture: Clarke Chamberlain, John Flora, Donald Schooley 49 PLEDGE CHAPTER ALPHA DELTA IOURNALISTIC FRATERNITY Row 1 Margaret Harker Marian Moran Robert Duffe Virginia Thulin MEMBERS Row 2 Mary Pattison Willis Conver Mr. David B. Owen Bernard Bour Joseph McLaughlin Dr. Howard J. Bell Clara Walsh Paul Haberkorn Marion Putnam Mildred Lindeburg Not in Picture Richard Capitelli Ada May Ausbury Betty Taggart Elizabeth Winters 50 OFFICERS President ,... .... V irginia Thulin Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . .Betty Taggart Advisor ,... . . .DL Howard J. Bell Row 1 Georgia Stewart Kline Richardson Margaret Stacy Warren Johnson Rolland Lohmar Kingsley Langenberg Betty Fox Francis Mitchell Ann Koch MEMBERS Row 2 Roland Brown Gene Yaden Loran Glock Harold Lynch Jack Carney Dr. V. F. Swairn Dr. G. C. Ashman Dr. C. E. Comstock Miss Gertrude Harvey Not in Picture George Van Scoy Jacob Smaltz Ray Hoflman William Massey Ward Eastman OFFICERS President ...,... ..,. R olland Lohmar Vice-President ...... ....,. B etty Fox Secretary-Treasurer .... . , .Warren Johnson Advisor ...,....,,. . . ,Dr. Verne Swaim EPSILCN PHI ALPHA HONORARY SCIENCE F RATERNITY 51 OFFICERS President ..... .....,..., Vice-President .... Secretary .,..., Treasurer .... Reporter ,.....,.. National Secretary. , . . . .Franklin Harris . . . .Fred King . . . . .Loran Glock Mr. A. F. Siepert . . . .Alvin Strunk ..Dr. E. K. Frye Row 1 Loran Glock Fred King Franklin Harris Dr. E. K. Frye Alvin Strunk Dr. F. R. Hamilton MEMBERS Row 2 Mr. Philip Becker Major E. Wharry Donald Goodyear Robert Dersch Joe Nelson Mr. E. j. Schlegel Mr. A. F. Siepert Row 3 Dr. D. E. Gorseline Max McConnell Deane Richardson Victor Ruckle Mr. F. E. Dace Not in Picture Mr. Asa Carter Mr. A. E. Gault Dr. Ray Lepley Bruce Eppelsheimer Erwin Koch George Van Scoy if HONORARY EDUCATION FRATERNITY PHI SIGMA PI 52 4 2 X X PI GAMMA MU HONORARY SOCIAL SCIENCE FRATERNITY ....,,,..' X XX x , . 'TT'?f5g11i11i:T'i ' ' ' -- Wm, Q .F st -X -. as E ' 5 f - X F93 X - x5iif2::i'i' itvbbfex ' . -Q , - ggS1'E'g s ,. ... 'gy se Is Xt . 4 X x x xt, wr. N si -1 Ye fG'5: ig! Q VS E E X , .Xb Row 1 Josephine Ossenbeck William Philip Major Earl Wharry Frances Matson Auguste Reinhardt julia Colvin Pauline Chown Vivian Thalberg Elizabeth Schliecher MEMBERS Row 2 Mary Baty Emma Wingenroth Mary V. Frye Harriet Cook Izetta Carter Asa Carter Anna Pauli Mabel Parr Gertrude Pauli Elizabeth Johnson Alma Kannapel George Ashman, jr. Charles Pauli Loran Glock Row 3 Lucille Ashman Clarissa Robertson Hazel Hoffman Ada Mae Albright Lois Wahlfeld Dorothy Miner Elizabeth Winters Betty Taggart MEMBERS AT BRADLEY NOT IN PICTURE STUDENT MEMBERS Dorothy Bringman Richard Capitelli Dorothy Cation Lucy Crowder Mary Gill Vivienne Larsen Helen Miller Mary Pattison Marion Putnam Lois Shanemeyer Margaret A. Stacy Alvin Strunk Bernard Trimpe Annette Wilson OFFICERS President ...... Vice-President ....... . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Program Chairman ..... . Arrangements Chairman .... Publicity Chairman ..... . Auguste Reinhardt ,Ada Mae Albright .Dorothy Adamson . . .William Philip . .Frances Matson . .Nlarion Putnam FACULTY MEMBERS Dorothy Adamson Clarence E. Comstock Bennett Hollowell Howard Perkins Wales Packard Edward Schlegel Albert Siepert George Smiley Daphne Swartz Clarence Schroeder Major E. Wharry Olive B. White MEMBERS ZETA PI HONORARY BUSINESS FRATERNITY President .... Vice-President .,.. . . Secretary . . . Treasurer, . , Advisor. . . , OFFICERS . . . .joseph Speck , .Charles Anderson . . .Vivienne Larsen . . . . . .Alvin Strunk Mr. L, G. Tillotson Row 1 Mr. H. G. Avery Charles Anderson Vivienne Larsen Joseph Speck Lois Welch Marion Blankinship 54 Row 2 Robert Leu Bemard Trimpe Donald Goodyear Frank Smith Robert Neary Floyd White Not in Picture Alvin Strunk Mr. L. G. Tillotson FEDERATION OF SCHOLARS Row l Gene Yaden Warren johnson Rolland Lohmar joseph Speck jack Carney Marion Asa Charles Anderson Robert Leu Mardie MacClyment joe Nelson Sister M. DePazzi Alvin Strunk Bernard Trimpe MEMBERS Row 2 Mary Jeanne Ross Louise Hubbard Clara Miller Mary Ellen Ready Shirlee Brunnenmeyer Lorraine Gustafson Richard Capitelli Dorothy Cation Loran Glock Margaret Stacy Vivienne Larsen Muriel Chidester Joyce Hunt Not in Pic Lois Welch Virginia Coker Mary Daglas Betty Lou Hardin Katherine Baer 55 Row 3 Dr. Olive B. White Loretta Healy Dorothy Miner Mary Pattison Nlary Musser Betty Taggart Virginia Thulin Maurita Willett Lucy Crowder Annette Wilson Elizabeth Albright Isabel Anicker Ruth Bohl julia Colvin Thelma Elson Mary Ann Streid Lois Wahlfeld ture Arthur Faner Harold Hall William Massey joseph McLaughlin Richard Mountain Row 4 Jean Howell Clara Walsh Mary E. Loucks Betty Fox Elizabeth johnson Mary Gill Elinor Briggs Marion Putnam Mary V. Frye Lois Shanemeyer Betty Speight Helen L. Miller Willis A. Weatherholt jack Riehm jack Welch Dnnald VVollett Norman Woodley OFFICERS President ................,... Loran Glock Vice-President ..... ..,. R ichard Capitelli Secretary-Treasurer .......... Dorothy Cation Advisors .... ..,Dr. White Dr Slpple STUDENT PUBLICATIONS ROBERT DUFFE This year the editorial staff has endeavored to present to its readers an unbiased account of the news of the campus plus en- tertaining features which we be- lieved would be approved by most Hilltoppers. We believe that we have done what many in the past have said was impos- sible-that is, a paper free of all campus political affiliation. We. too, firmly believe that such a policy has worked for the better- ment of the school, including its organizations. As for credit for this new era in journalism at Bradley, no sin- gle person is worthy of the credit. Running a newspaper is not a one-man job. Success depends upon the cooperation of the en- tire staff. In this connection I sincerely thank Bernie Bour, Bill Conver, Margaret Harker, Betty Taggart, and Advisor Dr. Bell. Our only hope is that our pres- ent policy will be continued by our successors. THE TECH EDITOR JULIA COLVIN The staff, without which no editor could put out a year book, deserves much praise for its dili- gent work in helping to portray the scenes of college life. I there- fore thank every member of this year's staff for cooperating so willingly with me. The staff also thanks the fac- ulty members, the students, our advisor, Dr. Bell, our printer, our engraver, and our photographer for their kindness and coopera- tion. THE POLYSCOPE EDITOR. 56 ROBERT HALLER The Business Staff, through excellent cooperation between students and advertisers, this year has exceeded all records in advertising lineage for the Tech. It has been through an efficient, energetic staff that a steady pro- gress has been marked through- out the entire year. A remarkable year has also been recorded in the publishing of the Polyscope after the Busi- ness Staff reduced prices as much as possible in order that many more Bradley students would be able to obtain one of these books. I heartily thank the students and the businessmen for their interest and the part they played in making this a successful year. BUSINESS MANAGER. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief - - -Robert Duffe News Editor - - Bernard Bour Sports Editor - - Willis Conver Society Editor - - Betty Taggart Feature Editor - - Margaret Harker Alumni Editor - - - Clara Walsh Proofreader - - Eleanor Farley Advisor - - Dr. H. J. Bell, Jr. NEWS REPORTERS Richard Bodtke, Jeanne Porter, Ida Miller, Joseph McLaughlin, Jean Cham- berlin, Herbert Young, Lee Baker, Robert Kahn, Ruth Tyler, Louis Shule- witz, Dorothy Janssen, Shirley Arends. SPORTS WRITERS Art Szold, Robert Leu, Thomas Ham- lin, Jean Howell. FEATURE WRITERS Jack Dace, Martha Scott, Virginia Thulin, Marion Putnam, Norman Losh, Loretta Healy, Vivienne Larsen. SOCIETY REPORTERS Mary Daglas, Marian Moran, Mary Evelyn Hoobler. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager - Robert E. Haller Asst. Business Mgr. - Paul Haberkorn ADVERTISING STAFF Lee Baker, Ralph Deatherage, Ed- ward Greiner, Norman Losh. rm sw X R. Bodtke, L. Baker: M. Daglas, M. E. Hoobler, C. Walsh, M. Moran, V, Larsen, W. Conver, E. Farley, B. Speightg J. Dace, J. Chamberlin, M. Scott, V. Thulin, M. Putnam: D. Janssen, J. McLaughlin, Dr. Bell, D. Wollett, I. Miller, T. Hamlin, R. DuHe, R. Kahn, L. Shulewitzg A. Szold, R. Leu, J. Porterg P. Haberkorn, R. Haller, E. Greiner, L. Baker, V. Davis. THE TECH THE POLYSCCDPE WW J. Hammond, C. Walsh, H. Miller, R. Smithg M. Grier, H. Murray, R. Aldrichg E. Johnson, M. Lindeburg, L. Roark, R. Bohl, Dr. Bell, J. McLaughlin, M. Daglas, T. Cation. Editor-in-Chief - Co-Assistant Editors Business Manager - - Assistant Business Manager Advisor ------ College Editor - - - Mary Daglas Assistant - - Robby Anderson Senior Editor - Mildred Lindeburg Assistant - Helen Louise Miller Classes Editor - - - Richard Smith Sorority Editor - - Elinor Briggs Assistant - - - Mildred Grier Fraternity Ed. - Joseph McLaughlin Assistant - - Theodore Cation Honorary Fraternities - - - - - Charles Hausam - - - Julia Colvin Ruth Bohl, Lucille Roark - - Robert Haller - Paul Haberkorn - - Dr. Howard J. Bell, Jr. Athletic Editor ---- Robert Leu Womens Athletic Editor - - - - - Helen Murray Activities Editor - - Helen Heacock Assistants - - lVIary E. Loucks, Clara Walsh Music Editor - - - Elinor Briggs Snapshot Editor - Elizabeth Johnson Assistant ---- Ruth Aldrich Art Editor ---- Virginia Davis Circulation Nlanager - - Lee Baker Row 1 Grace Preston Ruth Meaker Joyce Hunt Muriel Chidester Sally Adams Clara Miller CONSTANCE HALL Row 2 Row 3 Marjorie Westhafer Ruth Sauer Beth Kingdom Janet Armstrong Mary Ann Streid Louise Barrington jean Holmes Valerie Egan Miss Klingler Wava Sutter Betty Wadleigh Mary Ellen Ready Pauline Trego Beth Tool Ruth Gregg Louise Pearsall Lois Beier Ellen Holmes Gertrude Elsner Thelma Elson Row 4 Ruth English Evelyn Harmening Darlene Hendricks Delois Benoist Vivienne Larsen Loretta Healy Mary Lou Stevens Marjorie Buckley Beatrice Terrell Peggy Mercer Margaret Harker Not in Picture Levabee Birkett Marjorie Hamilton Marietta Hardy Elfrieda Heideman Betty Watkins Lois Welch CAMPUS COTTAGE AND GLENWOOD Row 1 Nadine Graham Ardith Wente Marjorie Clegg Ruth Damon Ethel M. Mathis Ruth Welch Virginia Kopp Row 2 Marguerite Sass Evelyn White Marjorie Rich Ruth Terry Shirley Stone Mary Louise Walzer Louetta Irwin Row 3 Mary J. Lester Velda Taylor Miriam Davis Flo Ann Neuhoff Dorothy Mayhew Marolyn Henn Anne Heideman Flo jean Fitschen HALL Not in Picture Miss Brown Yerda Cady Agnes Moore Miss Stephens Maxine Black Ruth Welch MEMBERS President .,., Vice-President. . . . Secretary .... Treasurer .... Advisor. . . . OFFICERS . . , .Lucy Crowder . . . . .Betty Speight , . .Dorothy Deethardt . . . . . . .Lois Wahlfeld Dr. Bennett Hollowell ENGLISH CLUB Since reading is a popular pastime with many students, the English Club this year concentrated on the better type of modern books. Different members of the club reviewed several of the new books of today, often reading excerpts to give those attending the meetings an idea of the author's style. A few of the books reviewed were College Man, Mr. Popper's Penguins, and With Malice Toward Some. Members of this club should find it easy to pick out a good modern book after this year's program. Row 1 Phyllis Barrick Martha Scott Lois Wahlfeld Betty Speight Lucy Crowder Dorothy Deethardt Virginia Thulin Janet Moore Ada May Ausbury Bernard Bour Jack Carney Mary Gill Margaret Harker Elizabeth Johnson Alton Juhlin Row 2 julia Colvin Maurita Willett Jean Howell Vivienne Larsen Marion Putnam Mary Virginia Frye Georgia Stewart Dr. B. M. Hollowell Not in Picture Alma Kannapel Fred King Mildred Lindeburg 'Mary E. Loucks joseph McLaughlin Mary Pattison Elizabeth Silzer 60 Row 3 Ruth Bohl Willis A. Weatherholt Joyce Hunt Margaret Anne Stacy Geraldine Lawrence Helen Miller Betty Taggart Mary Daglas Betty Speight Mabel Turner Clara Walsh Elizabeth Winters Dr. Olive B. White Mrs. B. M. Hollowell Present-day events centered around European coun- tries were the main topics discussed in History Club this year. Quite a few outside speakers spoke to this group. Some of them were Mr. Barney Maticka, who spoke on Czechoslovakia, and Mrs. J. A. Roberts, whose topic was Palestinef' As a change from the usual talks, one meeting was to have been an open meeting during which a technicolor film on Lincoln and New Salem was to have been shown. Because of unfortunate circumstances, however, this program was not given. Mr. Merle Burke was the speaker at the banquet which closed the yearg he spoke on The Far East. OFFICERS President ..,. Vice-President .... Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman. . Advisor. . . . .Marion Putnam . . . .Fred King . . . .Helen Miller . . . . .... Betty Taggart Dr. Chester Sipple Row 1 Shirley Arends Clara Walsh Dorothy Deethardt Helen L. Miller Marion Putnam Betty Taggart Ann Koch Virginia Thulin MEMBERS Row 2 Vivienne Larsen Richard Capitelli Robert Neary Fred King Charles Anderson Bernard Trimpe Richard Mountain Alton Juhlin Dr, C. E. Sipple Lois Shanemeyer Not in Picture Bernard Bour Virginia Coker Mary Daglas Mary Virginia Fry Mary Gill Jean Howell Elizabeth Johnson Elgin Keithley Rolland Lohmar Mary E. Loucks Mary Musser Richard Reyburn e Deane Richardson Margaret A. Stacy Lois Wahlfeld Marilyn Williams Lola Zeman 61 HISTORY CLUB J. Colvin, A. Koch, Miss Smith, Miss Brown, L. Birkett, H. Miller. P. Barrick, S. Adams, J. Howell, D. Neal, G. Stewart, C. Walsh, M. Harker K. Baer, R. Foberg, R. Aldrich, E. Albright, S. Arends Not in picture: Miss Harvey Y. W. C. A. CABINET President .......... First Vice-President. . . Second Vice-President. . Secretary . . . Treasurer .,...... Program Chairman .... Worship Chairman. . . Music Chairman ...... Social Service Chairman .... Social Chairman ...... Hostess ............ Candy Bar Chairman.. HY' Room Chairman. . . Publicity Chairman. . . Citizenship Chairman.. Advisors. . . . . .Ann Koch . . .Julia Colvin . . .Phyllis Barrick . . . . .Levabee Birkett . . .Helen Louise Miller . . . .Shirley Arends . . .Margaret Harker . . .Katherine Baer . . .Sara Jane Adams . . . .Ruth Foberg . . . . .Ruth Aldrich . . . .Georgia Stewart . . .Dorothy Neal . . . . .Clara Walsh . .................. Elizabeth W Albright Miss Harvey, Miss Brown, Miss Smith 62 Row 1 Helen Schlegel Elaine Urban Jane Miller Evelyn Saylor Helen Townsend Dorothy Kastien Frances Jones Sarah Dillon Robby Anderson Mildred Arends Ada May Ausbury Lois Beier Jean Burd Betty Lou Callahan Mabel Cooper Janis Fox Row 2 Mary Louise Walzer jean Holmes Phyllis Blair Dorothy Miner Mildred Lindeburg Janet Moore Lois Harren Mary Ann Brewer Betty Morton Frances Lynch Mary Jeanne Ross Marian Moran Tricks of the Trade was the theme this year of the Young Women's Christian Association on this campus. Various phases of personality were discussed by the members of the organization and by outside speakers. One of the most interesting programs was that in which a Max Factor Make-up Expert demonstrated the proper method of applying make-up. Mrs. Wharry's talk on Charm and a review of Emily Post's new Etiquette book also gave the girls many beneficial pointers. The Y Mixer and the Y Blue Book Bounce were again successfully sponsored this year. MEMBERS Row 3 jane Mathers Mary Musser Mary Lee Guth Ardith Wente Velda Taylor Gennell Calef Elizabeth Johnson Alma Kannapel Margaret Jones Mary Lou Stevens Lillian Dekker Anna Mary Lawler Not in Picture Ruth Gregg Helen Heacock Marolyn Henn Ellen Holmes Frances Holtzman Dorothy Janssen Irene Johnson Jean Joos julia Kantor Beth Kingdon Virginia Kopp Marguerite Lentz Beth Merrill Emma McCawley Ida Miller LaVerna Mulch Row 4 Ethel Mary Mathis Carolyn Shalkhauser Ruth Terry Ruth Bohl Jean Brennan Lois Riegel Margaret Brown Betty Boyd Marjorie Buckley Anne Heideman Pearl Neumann Louise Mary Ogden Marjorie Smith Nlarjory Sullivan Beth Tool Ruth Van Nuys Reba Williams Elizabeth Winters Lola Zeman Row 5 Alice Gess janet Armstrong Shirley Stone Louise Barrington Wava Sutter julia Ann Ball Ruth Damon Flo jean Fitschen Marolyn Henn Y.WCA 63 President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer. , . Pianist ...,,. OFFICERS . . .Mary Daglas . . . .... Frederic Folks Program Chairman ...., Refreshment Chairman 4.... .Barbara Walker ..Imogene Ross . . . .Ruth Bohl . . . .Joan Gedge .Marjorie Weber Advisor. , . , . . . .Miss Georgia Hopper The French Club, as in previous years, had a varied and interesting program. During the January meeting, the annual French Christmas was celebrated with Pere Noel distributing gifts and the singing of Christmas Carols in French. The programs acquainted the mem- bers with various French customs and folk tales. Games, songs, and stories were either in French or about France so that the members received extra-curricular training in this language. MEMBERS Row 1 Marian Tendick Nlarjorie Weber Ruth Bohl Elgin Keithley Sylvia Suft Ruth Tyler Mary Daglas Miss Georgia Hopper Row 2 Lee Baker Imogene Ross joan Gedge Marjorie Westhafer Shirley Arends Robert White Row 3 joseph Speck Richard Bodtke Richard Gable Frederic Folks Barbara Walker Marjorie Moore Not in Picture Felix Maero Lee Rector Elizabeth Tool Rita Vacha FRENCH CL B 64 SPANISH CLUB President .,.. Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Advisor. . . OFFICERS . . . .Betty Taggart . . . .... Jean Howell . . . .Dorothy Cation ., . . . . .Betty Speight . . . .Dr. Wilson Wilmarth Row 1 Robby Anderson Willis Weatherholt Jean Howell Betty Taggart Dorothy Cation Betty Speight Tiiaurita Willett MEMBERS Row 2 Dr. Wilson Wilmarth Dorothy Deethardt Ruth Aldrich Robert Thacker Robert Cartwright Bernard Bour john Hammond Virginia Thulin Helen Heacock A rather new club, El Club Espanol, formed in 1937, aims to give students an opportunity to hear and to speak the Spanish language. Every member must be prepared to say a few words in Spanish since the meetings are con- ducted entirely in this language. The programs deal with Spain and its people and, therefore, give the members a broad background of the language they are studying. One of the interesting speakers this year was Mrs. George MacMurray, who told about her visit to the Pan-Ameri- can Union. 65 Not in Picture Mardie MacClyment Esther Tejeda Lucy Crowder ,lean jacob Charity Lidle Jack Crisler Margaret Brown Ida Miller PRE-MEDICAL CLUB President ...... Vice-President . . Secretary ...... Treasurer .,.. Advisor .... Row 1 jack Weidner Margaret Stacy Jack Carney Alma Kannapel Kline Richardson Ann Koch OFFICERS ...JackCamey . . , . .Alma Kannapel . . . . .Margaret Stacy , . . .Kline Richardson . . . .Dr. W. H. Packard The Pre-Medic Club is an organization formed by those who intend to enter medicine, dentistry, or nursing after their Pre-Medic course at Bradley terminates. Its aim is to give the future doctors and nurses a more prac- tical view of medicine than one finds in textbooks. Field trips to hospitals, asylums, or other institutions help to bring about this view. Addresses by prominent doctors help to stimulate the students or to answer any questions which they may have. MEMBERS Row 2 Row 3 Not in Picture Carl Nelson Francis Rafool Julia Ann Ball James White Dr. Wales H. Packardjoseph Morgan Johann Becker Wilfred Spaits Robert Smith Willis Barclay Gus Giebelhausen 66 Mary Rodenhauser Flo Ann Neuhoff Anna Mary Lawler Mary Gibson Frederick Miller John Maycock Jerome Burke Joseph Hechinger Spalding Slevin Helen Allen Ruth Sauer Better technical training is the purpose of the Beta OFFICERS Tau Epsilon organization. This purpose is carried out by lectures, movies, and field trips made to some industrial companies in or near Peoria. This year the organization took several field trips: three of which were to the East Peoria Power Plant, to the Power Ice and to the East Peoria Brick and Tile Company. of the President ...... . . .Jack Timken Vice-President .... . , , .Earl Lundius Secretary-Treasurer . ,...,.. . .Howard Collier Plant, Sergeant at Arms, .... C. Richard Bachmann These Advisor.. .,..... ..... M r. Fred E. Dace trips are Very educational as well as interesting. An unusual meeting took place one month when a joint meeting was held with the Home Economics Club at which time Home and Industrial Lighting was dis- cussed. MEMBERS Row 1 Row 2 Not in Picture Mr. Albert Siepert Arthur Erickson Douglas Barnett Robert Reed Dr. Donald Gorseline Jack Hana jay Breitenstein Joe Robertson Earl Lundius Eugene Paul John Cameron Orland Ruyle Jack Timken Douglass Holeton james Cole John Sinclair Richard Bachmann john Morley Howard Collier Carl Stolp Dale Heitzman John Cogswell Robert Getz Roger Tilton Roy johnson Franklin Harris Howard Woodrow Mr. Fred E. Dace Honorary members: Mr. Albert S. Siepert, Dr. Ellis K. Frye E ' ' , .Q - Q c at ix S BETA TAU EPSILCN MASK AND GAVEL OFFICERS President ......... Vice-President ..., Secretary ,.... Treasurer ...., Pledge Mother ..,. Advisor ...,.., Row 1 Eloise Miller Beth Merrill Dr. Clara Krefting Geraldine Lawrence Dorothy Miner Phyllis Blair Ada May Ausbury lvlary Pattison Jean Chamberlin Mary Gill Betty Hoffmann Jean Howell Margaret jones Mildred Lawrence . . . . . .Geraldine Lawrence . . . . . .Eloise Miller . . . .Beth Merrill . . . . . .Dorothy Miner Mary Elizabeth Luke Dr. Clara E. Krefting l The purpose of Mask and Gavel is to create interest in all forms of dramatics, not only in acting, but in the technical side, such as staging, stage setting, and make-up work. This year this organization brought back to Peoria delightful Maude Shearer, who read White Oaks. Mask and Gavel also sponsored Gertrude Johnson, who read Flush, The plays under Mask and Gavel production were Holiday, Night of January 16, and Tovarich. MEMBERS Row 2 Mildred Lindeburg Robby Anderson Mary E, Luke Mary Virginia Frye Maxine Merrill Ruth Aldrich Margaret Brown Clara Walsh Marietta Hoag Frances Lynch Not in Picture Jack Lewey Betty Ann Louis Bobette Lyon Frances Mohr Mary Newcomb Dorothy Newlund Sally Osborn 68 Row 3 Mary Jeanne Ross Bernita Ward Isabel Anicker John West Keith Jameson Shirley Arends Janet Moore Charlene Appleby Marion Putnam Wilson Schroeder Margaret Anne Stacy Eleanor Welch Lola Zeman Bradley takes a Holiday with Philip Barry's famous play, the first major pro- duction of the season for Mask and Gavel. Too late for last year's press- Winterset - with Gilmore and Walsh as Mio and Miriamne. The leads of Holiday, Betty Haege and Don Wol- lett, in poses from the play. Rehearsal m o m e n t from The Night of January 16, pre- sented for the high school conference. Jane McClugage, as Karen Andre, on trial for murder in the exciting court mys- tery. A moment from Holi- day with Jim Rind- fuss and Betty Ann Louis on stage. A toast to Tovarich by its leads, Dick Smith and Clara Walsh. Mask 85 Gavel set a precedent this year by presenting the comedy for the Peoria Players at their request! A merry moment from Holiday Some of the Tovarich players take time from strenuous rehearsals for a bit of fun. PRCDUCTIONS 69 Pierce Witte COMMERCE CLUB Row 1 Shirley Stone Margaret Furst Robert Welk Lois Welch Charles Anderson Bernard Trimpe Vivienne Larsen Roger Sutton Louise Pearsall James Barnes Charles Carrier Theodore Cation Charles Coker Ruth Damon William Feuchter William Franzen MEMBERS Row I Charlotte Clybourn Miss Sofrona Smith Ardith Wente Mr. Harold Avery Richard Marshall Charles Foberg Marion Blankinship John Jennett joseph Speck Lee Baker Robert Leu Not in Picture Jean Howell Melvin Johnston VVi1liam Madison joseph McLaughlin William Mitchell Philip Rapalee jack Scheel Kay Scherz joseph Speck The Commerce Club in its attempt to bring to its members talks on business was fortunate in securing several prominent business men to speak before the group. Dr. Hamilton and Mr. Karr spoke before the group as did Mr. Hicks Fallin, who told about loans and homesteads, and Mr. Harold Land, who spoke on credits and collections. The banquet brought the year to a close with the speaker being Mr. Richard Bradley, an honor- ary member of Zeta Pi. 70 Row 3 Harris Blomeyer Verne Nothdurft Robert Neary Harold Hall Frank Smith Donald Goodyear Edward Horn Samuel Smith Floyd White john Thompson Thomas Hamlin Margaret Stacy Wayne Steward Alvin Strunk Roger Sutton Mr. L. G. Tillotso I1 Robert Whitcomb Don Zeglis OFFICERS President ....... Vice-President .... Treasurer ..... Secretary .... Advisor .... . . . .Charles Anderson . ,. . ..Alvin Strunk .Robert Whitcomb . . . . . , .Lois Welch Mr. L. G. Tillotson OFFICERS As the name implies, the Home Economics Club con- sists of Home Economics girls and this year presented Pfesldent ' ' ' Isabel Anicke' subjects which pertained directly to the home. A woman l y from the dress goods department at Block Bc Kuhl's gave Secretary ' ' ' Louise Bamngton a very interesting and worthwhile talk on the new mater- Treasurer Ruth Schlatter ials and spring clothes.. A joint meeting with the Beta ' Tau Epsilon organization to discuss the use of lighting , , in the home was the climax of the ear. Other s eakers Adwsor ' 'HMISS Ida K' Schmidt discussed interior decoration from Zll phases. A5 in the past, this club sold peanuts and candied apples at the games. This money goes toward a scholarship fund which is open to any Home Economics student. MEMBERS ROW 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Mary Jeanne Ross Ann Dovey Irene Johnson Ellen Holmes Mabel Turner Shirley Arends Ruth Terry Helen Murray Marjorie O'Dea Emma McCawley Sarah Dillon Jane Mathers Louise Barrington Lois Beier Dorothy Bringman Jean Burd Marjorie Clegg Virginia Eichhorn Ruth Gregg Marjorie Hamilton Janet Moore Dorothy Miner Ruth Schlatter Gertrude Elsner Isabel Anicker Velda Taylor Miriam Davis Marjorie Westhafer Fredine Hale Ruth Meaker Jean Brennan Mary Lee Guth Ruth Aldrich Jane Case Helen Townsend Frances Jones Jean Holmes Flo Jean Fitschen Anne Heideman Mary Musser Beth Merrill Frances Lynch Marian Lackland Ruth English Sara J. Adams Helen Schlegel Not in Picture Elfrieda Heideman Darline Hendricks Betty Hoffmann Mary Alice Hollis Marietta Hoag Dorothy Kastien Mildred Lindeburg Dorothy Neal Mary Newcomb Julia Royalty Lucille Roark Marguerite Sass Dorothy Staat Evelyn Saylor Betty Silzer Helen Holtzman Margaret Furst Gennell Calef Julia Kantor Jean Warren Velma Moses Elizabeth Albright Mary Ellen Ready Beth Tool Lorraine Gustafson Margaret Brown Mary Jane Storts Mary Ann Streid Marjorie Sullivan Wava Sutter Pauline Trego Elaine Urban Betty Watkins Miss Ida K. Schmidt HOME E CNOMICS UB 71 RCUND TABLE MEMBERS OFFICERS Row 1 Row 2 jean Howell Robert Leu President .... .... B ernard Bout Joseph Speck Donald Wollett Mr. Lyle Bryant Bernard Trimpe Vice-President .... ..-. R 013911 LGU Margaret Stacy Bernard Bour Helen Louise Miller Jack Riehm Pfommional SeCfeta'Y- - - ' - 'Jean Howell Not in Picture Robert Neary Advisor. . . . . .Mr. Lyle C. Bryant Virginia Coker Arthur Szold A new organization in the form of a Round-Table Dis- cussion group was begun at Bradley this year. Its pur- pose is to create an atmosphere on the campus which will be conducive to discussion groups. Weekly meetings were devoted to the problems of education, social medi- cine, and community government. The most spectacular of these meetings was the one at which two students from the University of Chicago were the leaders in the discus- sion on the philosophy of education. This organization will continue these round-table discussions next year. 72 Row 1 Margaret johnson Kendal Siewert Robert Appleby Jack Tirnken Ruth Zaephel Row 2 Arthur Erickson Maxine Black Harvey Goodspeed Anita Schuelke Richard Ballard Julia Ann Ball C. O. Schaeffer Flo Jean Fitschen Gale Maxfield Carolyn Reid OFFICERS Director ........ . . .Mr. W. G. Brown Student Director and Drum Major ...... Charles Nutter Librarian ........ . . ,Robert Thacker THE BAND MEMBERS Row 3 Charles Nutter james Brown Edward Horn Ralph Davis Mary Ann Streid Beatrice Terrell George Van Scoy Dean Braun Eugene Paul Vernon Mueller Robert Bronner Ellen Holmes Raymond Seney Sterling Madsen Robert Freeman Richard Bachmann W. H. Lauterbach Row 4 Samuel Smith William Hunt Robert Hunt Robert Thacker Nelson Miller Rudolph Hanson Dallas Getz Herbert Scott Kline Richardson Walter Gourdin Leon Leonard Reinhardt Scheffler Theodore Reiss Not in Picture Gus Giebelhausen jean Holmes Harold johnson Erwin Koch Kenneth McMullin Mr. W. G. Brown More than ever before has the Bradley Band this year added to the enthusiastic spirit of the cheerers at the A football and basketball games. Under the direvctdrship of the new director. Mr. W. G. Brown, and the assistant director, Charles Nutter, the band has progressed much, improving with every appearance. This year the gband went with the team to Chicago and Decatur for the games. The year was successfully ended with the an- nual spring concert. 73 Row 1 Julia Kantor Marguerite Sass Muriel Chidester Lois Welch Betty Boyd Katherine Levers Gertrude Elsner Mary Ann Streid Row S Kline Richardson Glenn Nofsinger Albino Delmastro J. Carlile Watkins Louis Van Erman Erwin Koch Charles Nutter Jack Riehm Keith Jameson THE CHORUS Row 2 Jean Chamberlin Shirley Arends Clara Miller Jane Kemp Margaret Jones Ruth Klecl-:er Gennell Calef Barbara Deiker Elinor Briggs Leon Leonard MEMBERS Row 3 Louise Mary Ogden Sylvia Suft Ruth Meaker Peggy Mercer Ruth Damon Velda Taylor Elfrieda Heideman Olive Keyes Julia Royalty Pauline Becker Mr. Cardon Bumham Not in Pic Sara J. Adams Row 4 Harold Ronk Elizabeth Yock Marian Tendick Dorothy Guilliams Ardith Wente Ruth Welch Louise Pearsall Mildred Arends Jean Clatfelter Lois Brock Harris Blomeyer ture Velma Moses Victor Dautenhahn Ruby Clark Mary Ellen Ready Phil Rapalee William Cobb Lois Riegel Lee Baker Lillian Dekker Mary Jeanne Ross Jack Lewey Frederic Folks Janet Wilmot Homer Barlow Marolyn Henn OFFICERS President . . . , ....... Lois Welch Secretary . . ..,. Elfrieda Heideman Director . . .Mr. Cardon Burnham Geraldine Lawrence Mary Jean Lester Max McConnell The study of various types of music is emphaslzed in the chorus. This year the music was part-classical, secu- lar, and sacred. Because of its growing popularity, the Chorus has sung at several conferences and assemblies. As in the past in conjunction with the A Capella Choir, the Chorus presented t'The Messiah at Christmas time. Several out-of-town trips were taken, one to Washington, Illinois, and another to Wyoming, Illinois. A special feature this year in connection with the Chorus was the robed-double quartet which sang hymns at the beginning of each chapel period. 74 OFFICERS Music, in its various forms, serves of course as the President ... - . I -Geraldine Lamence basis of Music Club. The programs consisted of talks or Vice-President ..., ..... C harles Nutter demonstrations on music. One excellent program spon- SeCfefHfy-TfeHSUfef- - - - - -.lean Chamberlin sored by the Music Club was the Curtis String Quartet. Pfogfam ' Thelma Elson Mademoiselle Kambly and Dr. Swaim were two faculty Advisors i ' 'A M Iss Janssen' Mr' Donovan members who appeared before this group of musically- minded students. MEMBERS Row 1 Row 2 Not in Picture Charles Nutter Geraldine Lawrence Miss Danelia Janssen Thelma Elson Kline Richardson Peggy Mercer Olive Keyes Elinor Briggs Louis Van Erman Erwin Koch Ruby Clark Jean Clatfelter Helen Jean Waggoner Richard Ballard Phyllis Beatty Jean Chamberlin Arthur Faner Eleanor Farley Mildred Grier Lois jahns Jean Joos Ruth Klecker Maude Murphy Grace Preston Louise Rauch Lois Riegel Melba Runtz Marjorie Smith Evelyn Strassburger Elizabeth Winters Elizabeth Yock MUSIC CLUB l v l 75 The three foxes. Come on, King, buy a Prom ticket. Cheerleaders off duty. Hard at work? Yes, sir, this micro- scope work is tiresome. Hi, there, Flo jean! Balance 'em, Phyl. Must be Tech day. Lois and Emma. Varsity Sweetheart. A penny for your thoughts, Charley? Must be tough if Trimpe can't get it. Mary Lib and Eloise. Who says knighthood isn't still in flower? Deep reverie plus an ice cream cone. Evelyn's silhouette through the Sig Chi front door window. More pals. Homecoming committee at work. i in xii, Us w N xi' 9 mf ig iigpf QS.-I x, , ii K ik 5:25. , V . 91'iQ? 1 3 , 2, M mimi? ATHLETICS HIGHLIGHTS 1938-1939 SEASON A. J. Robertson named to All-Star coaching staff for college-pro game in Soldiers' Field .... Basketball team wins third place in New York sports writer's nation tourna- ment .... Football and basketball teams win Illinois College Conference champion- ships .... Hutchins named All-Western and sec- ond team All-American basketball cen- ter .... Panish and Gross named to little All- American honors in football .... Orsborn, Schunk, Hutchins, and Panish, all named on All-Conference basketball teams .... Football teams gives Bradley its first undefeated season since 1926 .... Robbie calls Braves victory over St. Louis greatest in Bradley gridiron history .... Hendricks pitches no-run no-hit game to enter Bradley's Hall of Fame .... Famous Five wins 27 Illinois College conference games in a row .... Major Sports teams hang up record of 53 conference games with only one loss .... Kenny Olson named on All-American- Scandinavian basketball team .... Six football men named to the all- conference eleven .... Football team goes through twelve straight games without a loss. nba .T COACH A. J. ROBERTSON THE ASSISTANT COACHES MEINEN MOYLE HEWITT Dr. Verne F. Swaim Mr. A. E. Gault Mr. Harold G. Avery Dr. Don E. Gorseline Mr. W. B. Philip ATHLETIC BOARD FOOTBALL 1938 - 1939 Head Coach-A. J. ROBERTSON, Assistant Coach-J. I. MEINEN Co-Captains-CHARLEY Gnoss, RAY HOFFMAN Manager-WILLIAM MCCLINTICK RECORD Illinois College Champions Won 7 Lost 0 Tied 1 Percentage 1.000 Bradley .............. 6 St. Louis U. ........... 0 Bradley. . . ......... O U. of Chicago ....... . . . 0 Bradley . . .26 Carleton ...... . . 6 Bradley... ...21 U. of Omaha..... .. 0 Bradley . . . 13 Illinois Wesleyan . . . . 0 Bradley . . .34 Augustana ...... . . 7 Bradley . . .31 Knox ..... . . 6 Bradley . . .42 Millikin . . . . . 0 Bradley ............. 173 Totals Opponents ........ 19 Bradley's first undefeated football season in over a decade opened in St Louis as the Braves downed the powerful St. Louis Billikens 6 to 0. Robbie has called this victory tops in football achievement at Bradley. The 1ong-to-be- remembered touchdown was scored on a 14-yard pass from Bobby Theus into the arms of Virgil Van Cleave. Our Braves moved next to Stagg Field, Chicago, where they tackled the Big Ten's University of Chicago. The game was a moral victory for the Techmen as the front wall of Van Cleave, Tower, Taylor, Hoffman, Gross, Zimmerman and Kiefer held the Maroons on the one-yard line for four consecutive tries. As the final gun shot making a game a scoreless tie the Braves were deep in Chicago ter- ritory. Opening their home season before some 4,000 fans Bradley proved that they were far too powerful for the average small college team as they ran roughshod over Carleton College 26 to 6. The homecoming crowd saw Jim Molnar. Tech fullback, score three touchdowns, the last one being an 85-yard jaunt. 79 F RESHMAN SQUAD Arnholt O'Brien Case Sonderrnan Redard Conavay Cairns Lanz Moyle. Coach Thompson, Mgr. Candela Shirer Stone Hansen Schar Trumpold McCall Longacre Sovanski Traugh Quyle, Asst. Coach Phenix jackson Coyte Crowe Klesath Sheridan Kinney Hook The Braves continued in their winning way the following Saturday after- noon in Omaha. Neb., as they triumphed over Omaha U 21 to 0. Scoring was fur- nished by Ted Panish, Bobby Theus, and jim Molnar while Max Taylor, Charley Gross and Ed Kiefer stood out for defensive play. A capacity crowd filled Braves' Field on October 30 to View the annual grudge battle with Illinois Wesleyan. It was a great day for Coach Dutch Meinen's forward wall as they held the Wesleyan backs in complete check. In smashing out their 13 to 0 victory the Techsters outgained the Titans better than two to one. Coach A. J. Robertson used mostly reserves in the game against Augustana and all the lads came through with flying colors to Win 34 to 7 before a large Parent's Day throng. Outstanding runs of the free scoring game were ripped off by Bill Mitchell and Chuck Pitcher. Knox proved to be an easy foe as the Braves won 31 to 6 scoring three times in the second quarter. Knox had scored first to lead at the end of the first period. Twelve Seniors, among them some of the greatest stars in Bradley's history, closed an undefeated season in sensational style as they overpowered Millikin 42 to 0. The victory gave Bradley its first undefeated football campaign since 1926 and a tie with Lake Forest for the Illinois College Conference championship. LETTERMEN: Panish, Gross, Hoffman, Zimmerman, Tower, Theus, Jacobs, Taylor. Bertolino. Orsborn, Mitchell. Nunes, Molnar, Van Cleave, Rosendall, Olson, Keefer, Digman, White, Schindler, Asa, Pitcher, Kiefer, McClintick CMan- ager Le-tterQ. 80 VARSITY SQUAD McClintick, Mgr. Webster Brooke Digman Dehner Asa Pitcher Holmes Littlewood Robertson, Coach Molnar Van Cleave Keefer Olson Kiefer Rosendall Davis Brevi White Schindler Starrick Meinen, Asst. Coach Mitchell Bertol ino Theus Orsborn N unes Tower Gross, Co-Capt. Panish Zimmerman Taylor Hoff man, Co-Capt. Jacobs N . gi Mx fi ig 13 X VARSITY BASKETBALL Robertson, Coach Olson Orsborn, Co-Capt. O'Connell Hutchins, Co-Capt. Kiefer Peterson Ridgely Harris, Mgr. Sutton Bortel Van Cleave Schunk, Co-Capt. Panish, Co-Capt. Nunes Theus Jacobs 1938 - 1939 Coach-A. J. ROBERTSON Honorary Captains-TED PANISH, CARL SCHUNK, DARWIN HUTCHINS, CHARLES ORSBORN Manager-LYLE HARRIS BASKETBALL RECORD 1st-I. C. C.g 3rd-National Championship Won 19 Lost 3 Percentage .864 Bradley 71 U. of Louisville 26 Bradley 46 Millikin ..... 32 Bradley U. Pittsburgh. .39 Bradley Knox ....... 34 Bradley ..... Nebraska U. . .24 Bradley ..... C. C. N. Y.. . . 26 Bradley ..... U. New Mexico 35 Bradley Geo. Washing. 38 Bradley ..... U. California . .48 Bradley Augustana . . . 40 Bradley ..... U. of Oregon. .39 Bradley Omaha U. . . . 28 Bradley ..... South. Meth. . .45 Bradley Ill. Wesleyan. 35 Bradley Yale U. ...... 30 Bradley Millikin ..... 24 Bradley Wabash ...... 32 Bradley New York U.. 52 Bradley ..... Duquesne U. . .43 Bradley Long Island U..36 Bradley Ill. Wesleyan. .25 Bradley St. John's .... 35 The Bradley live opened its pretentious season by defeating the first two foes in easy fashion on the Armory lioor. They buried the U. of Louisville 71-26 with Carl Schunk ringing up 23 points and then poured it on the Pittsburgh Panthers 56-39. On their western trip the Braves stopped first at Lincoln. Nebraska, where they defeated a stubborn U. of Nebraska live 39-24, and then downed New Mex- ico 55 to 35. The traveling Techmen moved next to Berkeley, California, where they were forced to suffer their first defeat. Bradley lead 20 to 19 at the halftime but Could not match the accurate shooting of the Golden Bears in the second half. The Famous Five of Schunk, Orsborn, Hutchins, Panish and Olson added one of its most impressive victories on December 27 when they won 52 to 39 over Oregon. The Oregon team went on to win the Pacific Coast conference and the National Collegiate tournament in Chicago. 82 Experiencing its worst off-night in three years of play, the Famous Five lost to Southern Methodist 45 to 33. The boys came back stronger than ever two nights later to collar the Yale Bulldog 53 to 30. With Hutchins, Schunk and Olson in rare form, Yale was out-classed despite the very able play of Yale's Cap- tain, Chuck Kellogg. The thriller of the entire season came in the form of the Bradley-Duquesne game. With Bradley trailing by two points Kenny Olson threw in an overhand shot from mid-court just as the gun popped. Tech scored six points in the over- time to win 49-43. Big-time holiday games out of the way, the Braves found little trouble as they won over Wabash, Wesleyan, Millikin and Knox, and then swamped the City College of New York 64 to 26. Finding the score tied at 38-38 with only two minutes to play left in the game, the Famous Five poured four shots through the hoop to conquer George Washington U 46 to 38. Schunk and Hutchins divided the scoring honors with 12 points each while Ted Panish amazed the packed house with his ball handling and defensive play. Aiming at a bid for the second straight year to the National Tournament in Madison Square Garden, New York City, the Braves seemed to improve every game. They won their third straight I. C. C. basketball title by defeating Au- gustana, Wesleyan and Millikin. The Augies provided the stiffest competition, with Panish's come-and-get-it stalling tactics aiding materially in the Bradley victory. A decisive 61-52 win over N. Y. U. sent the Braves on their way to the New York tournament. Playing Long Island U., eventual national title winners, the Braves went down in defeat after a stirring second-half rally 36 to 32. With Chuck Orsborn and All-American Hutch showing the way, Bradley won the third place title by defeating St. John's of Brooklyn. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Meinen, Coach Case McCall Hansen , 1 1- I 1 ' .. Redard ' O'Brien A L ' 5', .,, . 0 Hummels H -D C, xx jk o- ,xt - 3,161 1 g If x., ,X , ex., rx Leonard we 'Qi-Leaf l few? - igwefalf w3raf24: l JY-lndffitl Klesanh 4 ,al 43 2 7 4 Handley ' 1?1KC3 '2C23.7 Kg A AK -K Chinuge I A , ,R ts, 1 3 X' f Kennett Q ,Q V' ' ' t -V Morrison I X- W V Y 4 A 31 x ' . Thompson A' I 1 v.,. 5 , 1 ' ...-' 83 .afis ki 5 I ipimlf WSI typ'-Qf ' limi . if f F5 .7 Coach-A. J. ROBERTSON Manager-CECIL WALKER Captain-JOHN HENDRICKS BASEBALL 1937- 1938 Robertson-Coach, Epperly, Meisinger Schunk, Van Cleave, Bertolino, Orsbom Whitfield, Walker-Manager. Rapp, Bahnfieth, Hendricks-Captain Panish, Theus, McClarence, Blockley Dehner LETTERMEN: Hendricks. Meisinger Epperly, Orsbom, Panish, Theus. McClarence, Bertolino, Van Cleave Bahnfleth, Schunk RECORD Won 8 Lost 9 Percentage .470 CONFERENCE RECORD Won 5 Lost 1 Percentage .833 Bradley .... 0 U. of IllinO's., Bradley 1 Augustana ...... O Bradley .... 6 U. of Iowa .... Bradley 4 U. Of Wisconsin.. 7 Bradley .... 9 U. of Iowa .... Bradley 5 Illinois Wesleyan. 12 Bradley .... 6 U. Of Illinois. . . Bradley 7 Caterpillar Tracs.. 5 . Bradley .... 2 U. of Wisconsin Bradley .... 6 Lake Forest .... 5 Bradley .... 5 U. of Wisconsin. . Bradley .... 8 North Central . . . 2 Bradley .... 2 U. of Wisconsin Bradley 3 Illinois Wesleyan. O Bradley .... 7 Millikin ........ Bradley .... O West. St. Tchrs.. 3 Bradley 5 West. St. Tchrs.. 3 6 ie RACK 1937 - 1938 Anderson-M a n a g e r. BE-augmmp, Roach. McLaughlin. Miller. Bare-Cap tain. Carney, King. Hewitt-Coach Eckenfelder, Getz. Newell, Morgan. Eigsti, Sanders, Nunes. Van Scoy, Oesterle Not in picture: Orsbom. Kiefer Coach-C. M. HEWITT Captain-KEITH BARE MSHHQGF-CHARLES ANDERSON TRACK MEETS Individual Performances by Keith Bare Bradley, , ,73 1f'3 Loyglg ,57 273 Midwest Indoor-2nd place in shot put. Bradley ,,,,, 49 Knox ,,,, 52 Beloit Relays-lst, shotg 2nd, javeling 2nd Bradley ..... 61 Armour ..65 discus. Bradley ..... 383A4 Ill. Wes. . .78 V4 Elmhurst Relays-lst, shotg 2nd, javeling 3rd, ICC Meet-Bradley. 3rd place discus. Central Inter-collegiate-Sth, shot. 1 1 Moyle-Coach, Young, Asa, Gross, Dehner, Barclay-Manager. Griffin, Beckman, Royalty, Massey, Koch, Holmes. LETTERMEN: Grifhn, Gross, Asa, Holmes, Massey, Koch, Dehner FRESHMEN NUMERALS: Coyte, Dufault, Caims SWIMMING 1938 - 1939 Coach-WILLIAM MOYLE Captain-CHARLES FOBERG Manager-WILLIS BARCLAY SCORES Won 3 Lost 4 Percentage .429 I.C.C. - 3rd Place Bradley .... Illinois College .. Bradley .... Armour Tech . .. Bradley .... Loyola University Bradley .... De Pauw ....... Bradley .... Armour Tech . . . Bradley .... Augustana ...,.. Bradley .... Wilson Jr. College .... I-Iatterman, Bachmann, Starrett, Denton, Bowman, Moyle- oach - 3 ia is I 1 WRESTLING 193 -1939 Coach-WILLIAM MOYLE Captain-CHARLEY GRoss Manager-WILLIS BARCLAY SCORES Won 4 Lost 4 Bradley .... ..... 1 O Bradley .... ,... l 5 Bradley ,... .... 1 O Bradley .... .... 1 0 Bradley ,.,. .... 1 1 Bradley ..., ,... 2 5 Bradley .... .... 2 6 Bradley .... ,.., 2 5 Percentage .500 Northern Ill. Tchrs Peoria Y. M. C. A Northern Ill. Tchrs Normal University Normal University Peoria Y. M. C. A Augustana . . .... . Augustana ....... Moyle-Coach. Davis. Miller, Cooper, Szold, Hippe, Foberg Captain, Barclay-Manager. LETTERMEN: Davis 6Major letterbg Foberg, Hippe Cooper Szold CMinor Lettersb. TENNIS 1937 - 1938 CO3Ch-WILLIAM MOYLE Manager-CHARLES CARRIER CMinor Sportsj Bradley .... . . O Bradley .... . . 3 Bradley .... . . 0 Bradley .... . . 3 Bradley .... . . O Bradley .... . . 0 Normal University Illinois Wesleyan . Normal University Illinois College . . . Augustana College Augustana College Thornberry, Leu, Hill-Captain, Nutter, Mitchell, CCole-not in picture! LETTERMEN: Hill CMajor letterjg Leu, Cole, Thornberry CMinor letters 1 Row 1 joseph Speck Albert Bahnfleth Max Taylor Charles Anderson Charley Gross Paul Nunes Charles Carrier Robert Leu Row 2 Charles Orsbom Marion Asa Virgil Van Cleave George Zimmerman Harry Schindler Charles Pitcher Russell Tower MEMBERS Row 3 George Rosendall Edwin Kiefer jack Carney Darwin Hutchins Kenneth Olson 86 Not in Meryl Beauchamp George Bertolino Lloyd Bortel William Curtis George Davis Jack Digman Charles Foberg Ray Hoffman Meyer Jacobs Howard Keefer Fred King Robert Martin GOLF 1937 - 1938 ICC Meet-4th Won 5 Lost 2 Percentage .714 Bradley.. 6 Loyola Univers. 12 Bradley. . 4V2 Illinois Wesleyan 7Vz Bradley. . 9V2 Eureka ....... 2112 Bradley. . 9 North. St. Tchrs. 3 Bradley. . SV2 Wheaton ...... V2 Bradley. . lllfb Eureka ....... Vg Bradley. . S Illinois Wesleyan 4 B CLUB OFFICERS President .... .... C harley Gross Vice-President . . .... Robert Theus Secretary-Treasurer.Charles Anderson Picture William McC1intick William Mitchell James Molnar Ted Panish Deane Richardson Carl Schunk Marion Starrett Alvin Strunk Robert Theus George Van Scoy Cecil Walker Floyd White WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASS'N J. Howell, M. Johnson, M. L. Hurd, M. Putnam, H. Murray, L. Shanemeyer, M. Luke, J. Hunt, V. Thulin, R. Bohl, J, Colvin Virginia Thulin .... Ruth Bohl ..... Phyllis Blair .... Julia Colvin .... Marion Putnam .... Margaret Johnson .... Miss Frances Dillon .... W. A. A. BOARD ..........President . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .Delta Kappa Rep. Sigma Chi Gamma Rep. . . . .Lambda Phi Rep. . . .Independent Rep. .........Advisor Mary Louise Hurd .... Dorothy Staat ........ Mary Elizabeth Luke. . , Joyce Hunt ......... Lois Shanemeyer. . . Mary Gill ...... Helen Murray .... Jean Howell .... NS- my-Q WV., :V I 1' 1, I I . . V .1 ' 2 ., J . 'Q - f-:S..5, . . .Archery . . .Baseball . . .Basketball . . . .Hockey . . .Swimming . . . . .Tennis . . .Volleyball Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager . . . . . .Publicity . .F 5. ' .yy Q .9 K my fa .N xy. . w ' K 'ii i-.Jw f -v ii f l' . , ... ,gy . , I J SI A S rw yi 5 .. A f . ,J 4 'fiv- . . M ,,...., . , Q-4 it .- ..,ff5Ag .. ..,- qty? 5. - . Q 'H v may W' N . r fm Qiwfgfii ai me Q .Q M' ii Q.. Q-,:-:. we : -:-f- .. -4 a-:-11.52191-s:x. V ' iw ...Inga..-mf'-':ef1. - . ,. ..,. ,,,, , . 195,-L. J ag, i, 2. are who aww v - :X Ai X 1.31 -' flfifi K I ...A Y Kflaxx ggi' .,. ' mwqq- we-'N , A yq ff, 65: at wwx . 'ra . A Q., f, -bfi Q'Qi9i9.4LeQL'f1il X- . I gg. .n . ' -,. .5 4 '- .st .f fr , aff' f N if.k' 4 .- 1 t ., . S A . 94 .. ..,.. .. , .. E a 2 ..... V.-4. I f '!k 5 t Q fa f 1 ' .. - g .X,ffQqKw,,, r ' N if Wm-M '- --' . J a nf.. M - R fy fr- ORCLCDGY I-IOROLOGY GEORGE I. WILD Mr. Wild, a Bradley graduate, is the Dean of the School of Horology. He has been at Bradley since 1919, serving as an instructor in Watchmaking for the first twelve years of the twenty that he has been here. In 1931 he assumed the duties of the Director of the Watchmak- ing School. He is not only a member of the Horological Institute of America but is also a member of the Advisory Council on Education. L. Skinner, L. Houder, L. Leonard, D. DeCair, E. Foley, P. Aylward, H. Myers, H. Young, C. Burdine F. Schoenmann, L. Feregar, G. Rhodes, G. Trump, A. DeRousse, K. Siewert, J. Klohr C. James, V. Mueller, A. Barr, W. Tonjes, D. Thompson, C. Allen, E. Fenton, R. Baxter, H. Chapman R. Laurance, G. Schafer, D. Frick, B. Quick, E. Gould, A. Fuller, R. Craig, R. Cox, E. Catcott M. Burrell, J. Sroka, M. Bricker, F. Wolf, P. Morishige, C. Kirkpatrick G. Dehullu, M. Schrader, T. Adkins, R. Bentzen, H. Gorski, R. Wells, R. Whalen, A. Muhlheim, R. Gessmann R. Mintmier, J. Petersen, W. Pixler, D. Hanley, R. Davis, R. Gibbs, J. Matlock, J. Buskala, R. Egan C. Carrier, K. McMulIin, A. Peterson, G. Newton, C. Schaeffer, R. Methlie, K. Crane, H. Riedel, S. Hawes C. W. Costello, W. Edwards, D. Williams, D. Parry, S. Madsen. R. Dillon, W. Moore, E. Russell, C. Tinetti, H. Mann E. Studwell, J. Fiori, F. Kimbrell, A. Hoshide, V. Bump, F. Takahashi, M. Munn, W. Berry, W. Daugherty Row 1 John Matlock George DeHulla Joseph Sroka Howard Mann William Dougherty Ray Seney, Jr. Alfred DeRousse Charles Allen Robert Baxter Richard Bentzen Charles Carrier William Fickeisen an PSI DELTA OMEGA HOROLOGICAL FRATERNITY OFFICERS President ..... . ..... Vice-President .... Secretary ..... Treasurer .... .... Sergeant at Arms .... Chaplain ........ MEMBERS Row 2 Gerald Schafer Scottie Burdine Tom Atkins Kendrick McMullen John Buskala Henry Gorski Milton Bricker Not in Picture Daryle Frick Ross Henry Robert Ibaugh Frank Johnson Vernon Mueller il All l ll Row 3 George DeHulla . . ,Aki Hoshide . . .John Buskala , , . .Ray Seney, Jr. . . .Joseph Sroka Richard Bentzen Aki Hoshide William Whorley George Newton Kenneth Crane Leon Leonard Harold Myers Thomas Heinemann Robert Dillon Mark Munn Jack Peterson Everett Studwell Forrest Wolf H E A i .Q 90 IT has been 21 pleasure to Work with the Editor and Staff of the Polyseope. We hepe you like us, too. The NIXCDN PRINTING CO. E, J. BEYER HELEN NIXON PLATES BY Peoria Engraving C0 92 We congratulate you Bradley and ihe members of the Poly- soope Stall. May We express our sincere gratitude for the privilege of Working with you. FRANK OBERKOETTER STUDIQS 1939 PoLYscoPE PHOTOGRAPHERS Frank F. Oberkoeiier A. W. Streitmatier Ioseph H. Quatrnann. Ir. Ioseph S. 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The work is offered for students who desire: Ill General knowledge of the subject matter relating to economic, scientiiic and social problems of the home as a part of their liberal arts education. C21 To enter the field of institutional administration as dietitians, directors of lunch room, or cafeteria managers, t3J To teach Home Economics in elementary and secondary schools. This work meets the Smith-Hughes requirements. III. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Four-year curricula leading to the BS, degree. These courses are arranged in order to allow students to prepare for the following types of teaching positions: Manual Arts and General High School Subiectsp Manual Arts and Coaching Athleticsg Shop Work in Iunior High Schools: Eine and Commercial Arty Automobile Work and Diesel Engines: Mechanical Architectural, and Machine Draitingg Electricity, Metalwork, and Woodworkg Supervision and Administration. IV. ENGINEERING. Bachelor of Science degree in general engineering, and freshman and sopho- more years in architectural, mechanical, electrical, chemical, and civil engineering. V. PRE-MEDICAL. A course preparing students to enter medical colleges, meeting the require- ments of the American Medical Association. Special courses for nurses. VI. LAW ta combination coursel. To students wishing to enter the profession of law or medicine, the College of Arts and Sciences offers the opportunity ior a combination course with the pro- fessional colleges of co-operating universities, making it possible to secure the baccalaureate and professonal degrees in one year less than the usual time, VII. MUSIC. The College of Music offers excellent courses in voice, organ, piano, violin, and Public School Music Methods, B.M. and B.M,E. degrees. VIII. SCHOOL OE PINE AND APPLIED ART. IX. INDUSTRIAL COURSES. COne or two yearsl. Practical courses for draftsmen, woodworkers. metal and machine shop workers, automobile mechanics, and electricians. X. HOROLOGY. Watctrmaking, Iewelry, Engraving. XI. SUMMER SCHOOL. College courses, teacher-training, shopwork, XI. EVENING CLASSES. CORRESPONDENCE COURSES. CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED NUMBER OE HIGH GRADE STUDENTS The Liberal Arts College is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Sec- ondary Schools as a degree-granting institution. It is a member of the Association of American Col- leges, and is on the approved list of the Association of American Universities and the American Asso- ciation of University Women, and is accredited by the University of Illinois with class A standing, and 'by the Illinois State Department of Public Instruction. 1 There is a demand from every part of the country for teachers of Manual Training or Home Economics, who have prepared at Bradley. Q Address the President XSEND FOR CATALOGUE FREDERIC R. HAMILTON 101 ' A 9. 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