Buffalo State College - Elms Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1933 volume:

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Pl-IILLIPPI Whose lellovvshio and loyalty through his nineteen years ol service have grown and expanded vvith our col- lege to include every student, vve atlectionately dedicate this tvventy- second volume ol 'll-iii ELMS. is i N i MEMORIAM o l EDWARD E. FISCI-IER Freshman in General lnclustrial Department DIED DECEMBER 95,1932 0 To live in hearts we leave behind -is not to Clie Campus Views Approach the entrance Wrrh a head upheld When lrnpwleelge is behind the umberred door And eagerly stretch put hpth handa Tp HH rhern with eternal arpre. - . Yi., QQ .xA ' 1 I Q, .ga , . 'fa bf .a sc if ' 2' a , ,px 1 axis' 'r, t . Q 14-gg? 25. I ' , V In 4 ,' ' , , QU: ,, ,. .lv A4 f, YW + - , fe '- ,Q JN 'xfsax 1 1. , y' . .V . . 2 , .V N-.E .3 ,. 'QL' ' 4 Q., .i maya, . ,. pg ,wf A Mg, gfZl1V:vfZ4Ft4? 'T 3 nf-V :fl A V --,5 X we! 'gg X 6QQg'9j'a3wf:w!3fjE.Qlf?'f ive? J! '5 A t ' 1 -Y ,WJ .k J. ' A?.':':0.4 ':f'?4.: u1iLT'g,,o gufkfy. 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'Q 5 A lV5:gq4M,.,mW,,,, .1 , M ig V ,. , ,. ,xlfgmwa fa-naw ' ,R Proud inspiration of our college dreams, Reach Partner with your ever-climbing Spire Until no man or cloud can tell If God or numan will is tiigner. ffl r4f r -IM--,al .,.,.ar 'M. 'K . W WM-.R We come with running feet to mount these stairs, We come with happiness and grad young power Through many years these walls wih hold The echo of each hying hour. Lilfifn Wi I' X '? 1 . . 5, S ,X 5 if' V ,gr nf ' - , . W c bf K -y 1 ,pfjg Q4 6 ' We Q ' Q , Elia? Msg fu 'gf' Y gr W ,Lk Q- 4, L ,- ,Ima ,V 5 W? ' ?g',m,, W , ,1 .A 4 1 H., . Y W, L , Vw, 3 x V , Q, .U-M., 5 .... U u 5 gil . . . ,W, iifm Q32 -9' i , A f f 'fi , . -al ' 1 4- ' 'Q Y, ,,M...'San May grave tradition make its harbor nere To lend to beauty added dwarms that grow While memories ot well-lived years Return vvitn voices Firm and tow. 1 I I . 0 XXDMINISTRATICDN Local Board of Trustees EDWARD H. BUTLER . . President A. GLENNI BARTHOLOMEW . Secretary WILLIAM WARREN SMITH . . Treasurer MRS. STEPHEN M. CLEMENT THOMAS B. Locxwoon DANIEL J. KENEFICK ALBERT HART HOPKINS 22 DR. HAIXIKY W. RLJCKWELL, AB., A.M., PD.D President of College 23 Committee of Deans ' . CHARLES ARTHUR MESSNEIK GEORGE B. NEUMANN A.B., A.M., P1-LD. A.B,, A.M., PHD. Professor of Latin Professor of Sociology CHARLES C, ROOT BPD., M.PD., A.B., A.M. Head of Education Department and Director of Curricular Organization 24 .,.. . 'ffii E. --,, fri.-X'I'HERlNli E. REED, BA., M.A Dam of Wfwvrlcvl 25 Grace A. Allen B.S., A.M. Assistant Director of Training Head of Kindergarten' Primary Department Gertrude M. Bacon B.S., A.M. ' Assistant Director 4 of Training Professor of Elementary Education Charles B. Bradley, B.S. Professor of Art Education, Head of Department Myrtle V. Caudell B.S., A.M. Professor of Home Economics, Head of Department Stephen C. Clement A.B., A.M. Professor of Education Robert O. DeMond A.B., A.M. Professor of History, Head of Department Oscar E. Hertzberg A.B., A.M., PHD. Professor of Psychology, Head of Department Ruth E. Houston, A.B. Professor of Health Education Head of Department Ida L. Kempke PDB., A.B., A.M. Professor of English Irving C. Perkins B.S., M.A. Professor of Vocational Education, Head of Department Joseph F. Phillippi A.B., A.M. Professor of Mathematics, Head of Department Chester A. Pugsley A.B., A.M. Professor of Elementary School Administration Harry J. Steel B.S., A.M. Director of Training Professor of Education John M. Thurber A.B., PH.D. Professor of English, Head of Department Raymond M. Fretz B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Science Anna M. Gemmill B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Science, Acting Head of Department Eileen Mulholland PH.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English George M. Quackenbush B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Vocational Organization Mildred L. Sipp B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Teacher Training Ruth E. Speir Assistant Professor of Music, Acting Head of Department Katheryne C. Thomas A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Geography, Head of Department H. Arnold Bennett A.B., A.M. Instructor in History Homer A. Bruce, B.S., A.M. Instructor in Education Clinton B. Burke Instructor in Woodworking Luella Chapman Instructor in Permianship Marion A. Clark, A.B. Financial Secretary Velma R. Clark, B.S., M.S. Director of Practice House Hubert E. Coyer, B.P.E. Instructor in Health Education Director of Men's Athletics Rosamonde D. Cyr, B.S. Instructor in Foods Stanley A. Czurles B.F.A. Instructor in Art Marion P. Dana B.S., A.M. Instructor in Kindergarten Primary Methoil Margaret Dupre, B.S Instructor in Science Helen C, Englebreck A.B., A.M. Instructor in History John Fontana, BS. Instructor in Metal Wor Mina S. Coossen, B.O.E Instructor in English and Dramatics Andrew W. Grabau B.S., M.A. Instructor in English Frances G. Hepinstall, B.S. Head Librarian Carolyn W. Heyman, B.S. Instructor in Art Irene Hirsch, B.S., A.M. Instructor in K indergartenf Primary Method David Reid Hodgin A.B., A.M. Instructor in English George E. Huckins Instructor in Printing Edna W. Hurd, B.M. Instructor in Music Faye Keever, B.S., A.M. Instructor in Clothing Isabel Houck Kideney, A.B. Registrar Mary Louise IvIcMahon B.S. Instructor in Mtisic Edward L. Morrice, B.S. Instructor in Methods and Practice Teaching May C, Nye, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Foods Ruby A. Peek, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Art 1 Gertrude E. Roach, R.N. Instructor in Health Education Jennie Robson, PDB. Instructor in Mathematics and Education Winifred Salom, B.S. Instructor in Health Education Margaret A. Shadduck B.S., A.M. Instructor in Clothing Charles A. Vail B.S., A.M. Instructor in Science Grace V1ele B L Re erence Librarian 30 Walter B. Weber, B.S. Instructor in Electricity Eleanor M. Gover, B.S. Sixth Grade School of Practice Martha G. Metz, B.S. First Grade School of Practice Mae O'Brien, B.S., M.A. Fourth Grade School of Practice Stella O'Reilly Fifth Grade School of Practice Theresa A. Roehsler, B.S Second Grade School of Practice Elizabeth B. Small junior High Department School of Practice Marguerite Stockherger A.B., A.M. junior High Department School of Practice M. Melvina Svec B.A., A.M. junior High Department School of Practice Agnes Agnitch Third Grade, School 38 Grace G. Ballard, B.S. Fourth Grade, School 38 Mary L. Darker Second Grade, School 38 Lena S. Denecke junior High Department School 38 Mary Doe Fourth Grade, School 38 Edna R. Gardner junior High Department School 38 Ethel H. Herlan, B.S., A.M First Grade, School 38 Ellen G. Mockler First Grade, School 38 Charlotte M Moore unior High Department School 38 Rose Phillips Second Grade, School 38 Mary Hofmann Roberts B.S. Fourth Grade, School 38 Frances M. Rudell Second Grade, School 38 Edna L. Shaw Kindergarten, School 38 Elma R. Smith Third Grade, School 38 Marion P. Wakeman, B.S. Sixth Grade, School 38 Rosamond Olief Abate, B.S Assistant Librarian Pauline E. Botty, B.S. Alumni and Placement Bureau Secretary Harry W. Curtin Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings Mabel B. Gilbert Cafeteria Manager Ina J. Mead, B.S. Assistant Registrar Charlot Moehlau, B.S. Assistant Manager of College Bookstore Mary Rindone, B.S. Manager of College Bookstore Jane L. DiAdario Stenogra p her Pauline Delaineter Eiss Stenographer Ruth McLean, AB. Instructor in Art Martha S. Pratt, B.S., A.M. Instructor in Teacher Training Carl Kumpf, B.S. junior High School Department, School of Practice Muriel S. Shoemaker Third Grade, School of Practice Helga G. Gastren, B.S. Sixth Grade, School 38 M. Josephine Durney, BS. junior High School Department, School 38 Genevieve D. Feuchter Fifth Grade, School 38 ,..,,.,.. .W - s. ...... ,. 33 Kathryn S. Graham Stenographer Mildred Krier Patti Stenographer Hazel J. Schaffer, B.A. Stenographer Lina L. Gielow, B.S. junior High School Department, School 38 Thelma M. Hepp, B.S. Second Grade, School 38 Ethel M. H. Hansen, R.N College Nurse Chester G. Schoenborn Assistant in Extension Department CLASSES SENICDIQS Senior Activities To frame and adopt a constitution was one of the first acts of the Senior class. Committee chair' men were appointed and the work for graduation was begun. In spite of the busy year ahead, the Seniors took time to welcome the incoming class and provided games for their amusement. This gave them the jump on the other classes as far as the fairer Freshmen were concerned. An innovation which apparently has proved itself worthy of being made permanent was the Class President's Council, originated by the Senior class. The dignified Seniors, with great hopes for the future, came to the rescue of the unemployed and contributed the sweaters, coats, suits, shoes and neckties, which have been seen in the halls during the past four years, to the Mayor's Committee-it being agreed that every new teacher must have a new wardrobe. Combining with the junior Degree Class the annual ball was made the social event of the year. The talent and originality, so prominent in this class, brought forth many new and novel ideas for MovingfUp Day and Class Day. 38 HENDERSON SCHREIER PROZELLER Fourth Year Class AUDREY HENDERSON EDWARD SCHREIER . MARY PLANT CLARE PROZELLER . OFFICERS PLANT . President V1C6'PT6Sid6HC . Secretary . Treasurer 39 LOUISE E. ALVORD A yellow 'rose in a crystal vase. Sigma Sigma Sigma, VicefPresf ident, '33, Executive Council, '33, Handbook Committee, Editor, l33g Cap and Gown Committee, '33, Blanket Tax Appropriation Committee, '32f '33g Section Captain, '29, EUOENIA M. BEARE Temerity with her is a rarity, Alpha Sigma Tau, '29 33, Treasurer, '31f'3Zg Panhellenic Treasurer, '31, Y. W. C. A. FERDINAND BALLIEUL JOHN A. BATTAOLIA Men of thought It must be sofPlato, thou Be up and stirring. 'reasonlst well. Graduate of Oswego Normal, Manager of Basketball, '3Of '32, ,323 Treasurer of Dramatic Club, '29g Kappa Kappa Kapf pa, SergeantfatfArmsg Alpha Society, VicefPresident, '33, Camera Club, Sigma Upsilon. DORIS V. BOLDT Sweetest temper making each day more bright. Alpha Sigma Tau, Chaplain, '31f'32, Corresponding Secref tary, l32f'33g Glee Club, Vicef President, '31f'32g Y. W. C. A., '29f'31g Discipline Com' mittee, '31f'32g ELMS Staff, '33. , . N .ilffifi 40 MARION A. BORST Efficiency and charmg a danger ous combination. Alpha Sigma Tau, Kappa Del ta Pi, President,'32-'33, Chair man junior Prom, '32, Cor responding Secretary, Pan hellenic Association, '32733 State Scholarship Society, Dis cipline Committee, '31732 Y. W. C. A. w l CATHERINE BRINK CHARLOTTE BROWN DOROTHY BROWN Her very smiles are fairer far Her work was done with dis' And still they gazed and still than smiles of other maidens patch and skill-the mark of their wonder grew. are. ability. Alpha Sigma Tau, '3O 33, Historian, '32f'33g Y. W. C. A., '29f'31g ELMS Staff, '33g Cap and Gown Committee, '33. EDNA E. BUSEKIST How quiet is her face, and yet how wise. Phi Upsilon Cmicron, Vicef President, '32g Record Staff, '31f'33g Home Economics Club '31f'33g Song and Motto Com' mittee, '33. LYALL BUSH Majestic man! a secret world of wonders in thyself. Student Association, Presif dent, '32f'33, Treasurer, '31f '32g Chairman of Section Cap' tains, '3Of'3lg Sigma Upsilon Treasurer, '31f'32g Psi Phig Student Chairman of Joint Charities, '31f'32g Crew, '3Of '32g Dramatic Club, '29732. s F ,. t... .zw-qN.w,,-N,,v-wa., . ..,.,,x-V-...7.,,,,,.. T . , ..s.,.,w....,-,wg 41 JESSIE BUSKIRK There is but one straight road to success, and that is merit. Y. W. C. A.g Basketballg As sistant Sports Leader. i FRANK CERATO CLARENCE A. Cooic GERALD W. CROZIER A n1an's a rnan for a' that. Serene I fold my hands and Silence is more eloquent than Basketball, '32f'33. wait. words. Camera Club, '31f'32, Presif dent, '31f'32, Band, Dramatic Club, Men's Club, ELMS Staff, Kappa Kappa Kappa. CATHERINE M. CUNNINGHAM Though to see her, you'd never guess what is going on inside. Elections Committee, '3Of'32, Chairman, ,32g Executive Council, '3Of'32g Sophomore Sweater Dance, Chairman,'3Og Undergraduate Day, Chair' man of Programs, '31, Senior Ball Committee, '32. FIDELIA DAMATO Deep in her eyes, I read a mystery. Senior Glee Club, '31f'33g Dis' cipline Committee, '31f'32, Y. W. C. A., '3Of'31. 42 RUTH DE MOND Act well your part Theres where the honor lies. Alpha Sigma Tau, '31733 Orange and Black Basketball Team, '29f'32, Home Eco nomics Club, Council, '31733 Y. W. C. A,, '29 31. MILDRED DOBBINS MAX DOVERMAN Let me but do my work from What in myself I am, that let day to day. me prove. Y. W. C. A., '32, Kappa Kappa Kappa. JOSEPH DUFF Honest good humor is the ale and wine of a merry meeting. CARLTON E. DWIGHT FRANCES DYKSTRA Happy is he who does not grow A perfect lady, fair of face, weary of his work. Stately, tall, and full of grace. Chairman of Ring and Pin Sigma Sigma Sigma, Secretary, Committee, '32, Psi Phi. '31f'32,President,'52f'33gKapf pa Delta Pi, Secretary, 32333, Glee Club, 31733, junior Prom Committee, '31, Senior Gift Committee, S33 N. R. A., l29fl3O. 43 HAZBL A. ELLER There is a pensive graceff A cast ofthought upon her face. Dramatic Club, '29, Christ' mas Play, '29, Current Events, '29 3O, Treasurer, '30, Elec' tions Committee, '30, Student Activities Committee, 31332, Undergraduate Dinner Com' mittee, '31, JOHN R. EVANS 'There are gains for all our losses. Varsity Tennis, Coach, Athf letic Assistant Director, Sum' mer, 32, junior Graduating Class, Secretary, 32, Kappa Kappa Kappa, Treasurer, 'aof 32, Alpha Society, President, 33, Menls Club, Charter lvlember. CAROLYN EWELL Frailty, thy name is woman. Alpha Sigma Tau, Home Eco' nomics Club, Basketball, Y. W. C. A. LORRAINE R. FABER Facia, non verba. Kappa Delta Pi, VicefPresi dent, 32333, Cap and Gown Committee, 32733, Y. W. C A., '29, Current Events Club '29 MARGARET Foisssr Music makes the soul and lifts it high. Pi Kappa Sigma, Treasurer, 31332, Kappa Delta Pi, Girls Glee Club, Treasurer, 31732, Class Day Committee, 32733, Y. W. C. A., Assembly Prof gram Committee, 30. SARAH M. FREED ELSIE GARNISH She had a way of drawing from Her hair a ruffled crest of gold people the very essence of them' selves. Treasurer Junior Graduating Class, 32, Section Captain, 30731, Central Council, '29' 30, Discipline Committee, Secretary, 32733, Basketball, 3 1732 , Finance Committee,32 44 HOWARD A. GEORGE True, I am only half in earnest. Men's Club, '32, Freshman Camp, Director, '31, Treasurer Glee Club, '32, Director, '32, Campus Club, Treasurer, '31, Sigma Upsilon, Treasurer, '32, Sigma Tau Gamma, VicefPresf ident, '32f'33. HELEN GRAVES Sincerity is my keyword. Delta Sigma Epsilon, New York State Scholarship, Home Economics Club, l29f'3O. MARGARET ALICE GENTNER Nods and becks and wreathed smiles. Delta Sigma Epsilon, Central Council, '29, Y. W. C. A., '29, Home Economics Club, '29' '33, Basketball, '29f'32, Record Staff, '29f'30, Associate Edif tor, '32, Columns and Perf sonality Editor, '32, Dramatics Club, ,32f'33. DOROTHY C. GLAssER Corntentment is a pearl of great price. Theta Sigma Upsilon, Vice' President, '31, Treasurer, '32, Panhellenic, Senior Represent' ative, '33, Senior Glee Club, '31f'33, Amendments Comf mittee, '32. ' DOROTHY L. GREEN CATHERINE GRIDLEY To doubt her sweetness were to Nature I loved, and next to want a heart Kappa Delta Pi, 32733, Alpha Sigma Tau, Custodian, 31' 32 Treasurer '32f 33' ELMs Staff f 3' Y. W. C. A Erench Club '29. TILIILWC GTI 'sm , ' 7 ., '29Q , p ,... ,V . . 45 ANN HACICIEIKTY DKDIKOTHY HAHN RAI'HAEL HANDELL Nothing is impossible to a willf A merry heart doeth good like Bashfulness is an ornament to ing heart. medicine. youth. Triads, '33, Student Activity Elections Committeeg Y. W. Committee, .32f'33g Basketf ball, '30f'31g Y. W. C. A., '30 Current Events Club, '30 Undergraduate Dinner Com' mittee, '32. C. A.g N. R. A. HELEN E. HAZELET DOROTHY HEMANN Ibelieve in laughing. As merry as the day is long. Y. W. C. A., '31333 46 AUDREY F. HENDERSON And love no doubt will be her next degree. Phi Upsilon Cmicrong Presif dent of FourthfYear Graduate ing Class, VicefPresident of Junior Degree Class, Crange and Black Basketball Team, '29 32g Section Captain, '31, Record Staff, '3Of'33g Exchange Editor. BELVA O. HENNEGAN ALMA MAURA HOLCOMBE ELEANOR CLIVE JACKSON Friendship is the highest degree Wheri she doth smile her face My heart is like a siriging bird. of perfection in society. Is sweet as blossoms after rairi. N. R, A., '33, N. R. A. EUNICE JONES CHARLES KACSUR A smile that is merry, ari eye Give thy thoughts rio tongue. that is Clem- Kappa Kappa Kappag Orchesf tra. -.. 1 .. W . ,.,-..... 47 VIRGINIA KERN My smiles must be sincere or not at all. Theta Sigma Upsilon, Presif dent, 31332, Treasurer, 'EO' '?:1g 'iHandbook Committee, '32f'33g Senior Gift Commit' tee, '33g Home Economics Club, '29f'33g N. R. A., '29' '30 JOHN J. KUPPINGER CARLTON W. KURZ MARGARET LAMBERT Individuality of expression is All that is noble is in itself ofa A merry heart doeth good like the beginning and end of all art. quiet nature. medicine. Kappa Kappa Kappag Sigma ELMS Staff, '31f'33g Record Upsilong OrchestragDiscipline Staff, '31f'33. Committee. DOROTHY E. LANCKTON EVELYN LEWIS HARRIET RUTH LONG Sweet niirth that leaves no scar. With her eye of light and her lip Come out ofyour shell, we know Class Day Committee, '33, of Song- you- Section Captain, 317323 Y. Senior Girls' Glee Clubg Movf Record Staff, '32. W. C. A., 31933. ingfUp Day Committee, Inf terclass Sing, Wrote Senior Songg Directed Seniors. 48 GERALDINE M. LOREE ETHEL MACDEIIMAND DOROTHY MARIE MCKALE Skilled in the art of being kind. I fear no labof. Truly the world is a beautiful Art Kraft Klub, VicefPI'esif N. R. A. Place- dent, '32. N. R. A. 3 CATHERINE W. MALONEY WILLIAM P. MARTIN EVA MAYER Conscience, honor, honesty, all Man is not simply the sum of She flls her space with deeds. things of that description. what he inhevitsg to that must Retmd Staff, Associate Editor, be added what he acquires. '32, Editor, '33s Dramatic Meifs Glee Club, '29f'33g Club, VicefPresideIIt, '32, Menls Club, '3Of'33. Basketball and Archery, '3Of '31, State Scholarship Society, '33, Christmas Play, '31g Ex' ecutive Council, '33. l MARGARET M. MESMER MICHAEL J. MICKRITZ ELSIE R. MILLER Soft is the music that would F'riendsliip's an inn the roads of A faithful and true friend is a charm fo're've'r. life afford. living treasure. Alpha Sigma TaugSec1'etaI'y, Color and Flower Committee, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Y. W Junior Degree Class, '32g Y. '32. C. A.gHome Economics Club W. C. A., '29f'3O. l ESTHER MILLER HAROLD F. MILLER MARY J. MONAGHAN Life is a jest and all things Happy is :lie nian who has Ilqnow all niiitli by lieait. Show lf- found his Wofli- Record, '3Of'32gBasketball, '29 Alpha Sigma Tau, '31f'33g Dramatic Club, ,28f'5Og Glee 532. Basketball, '29f'3Og Y. W. C. Club, '28f'3OgSecretary Men's A.gN. R. A. Club, '2873Og Psi Phi, Treasf urer, '29 3O. .,. .V-,.,..,,3,,, 50 WILBUR P. MONSELL I do not belong to the shallow group of men of compromise. Psi Phi, Freshman Camp Com' mittee, '32, Chairman, Dis' cipline Committee, '32f'33, Men's Club, '27f'32. ELIZABETH K. MORGAN The silver charm of laughing youth. Delta Sigma Epsilon, Finance Committee, '33, Athletic Council, '33, Glee Club, '29f '33, Home Economics Club, '29f'33, Treasurer, '3Of'31, VicefPresident, '32f'33, Secf tion Captain, '30, ELMS Stag, '33, MARY NEVILLE Gentleness in speech and manner. Basketball, '29f'33, Y. W. C A., Triad Glee Club, '32733 MARIQUN A. NIEDEIIPRUEM She's all my fancy painted her, she's lovely, she's divine. Art Kraft Klub, '3Of'33, Presf ident, '31, Treasurer, '30, ELMS Staff, '33, Record Staff, '32, Chairman Stunt Nite, '31f '32, Home Economics Club, '3Of'33, Y. W. C. A., Social Program Committee, '31 . LOUISE NORRIS When a friend asks there is no tomorrow. Home Economics Club, joint Charities Committee, N. R. A. L... ...-,... 51 EILEEN C'DAY About the corners of her lips The smile that is essentially she. Alpha Sigma Tau, '3Of'33, Basketball, Y. W. C. A., Sec' retary, junior Degree Class. EDWARD A. PAXSON Common sense is genius in its working dress. Students' Assn. President, '31f'32, Executive Council, '3O' '33, Men's Club, '29 32, President, '31f'32, Wheelock Scholarship, '32, Sigma Up' silon, Reserve Basketball, '29f '31, Spring Play, '31, Senior Class Council, '33, BEATRICE M. PETIT Large was her bounty, and her soul sincere. Y. W. C. A., President, '33, Junior Prom Committee, Fresh' man Camp, Director, '32, Discipline Committee, '32f'33. MARY E. PLANT The reason frm, the temperate will, endurance, foresight, strength, and skill. President junior Degree Class, '32, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Cor' responding Secretary, '32, President, '33, Senior Class Secretary, '33, Basketball, '3Of ' ' Y. W. C. A., Record '3O 52. ETHEL E. POHLE GLADYS R. PETZING A sweet, attractive kind of grace. Y. W. C. A., Basketball, '31f '32 MARY A. POWERS In the path where you have Most individual and bewilderf begun well, may you always ing. continue to tread. Kappa Delta Pi, '32f'33, Treas urer, '32f'33, Record '31733 Senior Finance Committee N. R. A., Basketball, '29 3O Summer Record, '3Of'32, Arch' ery, '32. 52 Alpha Sigma Alpha, Orches tra, '30f'33, French Club, '30 Louisa PRIDDLE A steadfast mind with gentle thoughts and calm desires. Archery. CLARE PROZELLER In disaster calm, in SUCCESS, moderate, in all, herself. Alpha Sigma Tau, President, '35, Senior Class, Treasurer, '33, junior Degree Class, Treasurer, '32, Panhellenic, 32733, Play Day, '32, Record Staff, 132, Junior Prom, '32, Basketball, '3O. THELMA E. RENNING She doeth little lqindnesses that most leave undone. Pi Kappa Sigma, Press Agent, '32, Keeper of Archives, '33, Art Kraft Klub, VicefPresif dent, '31, Y. W. C. A., Pub' licity Chairman, '31, Junior Girls' Glee Club, 29730. VIOLET RICHARDSON ELSIE L. H. RIETZ JOSEPHINE Rizzo My smiles must he sincere or I have found my life and am Blessed are they who have the not at all. satisjied. gift of making friends. Y. W. C. A., 29731. RecordStaff, '27f'29, Nu Lambf Y. W. C. A., Music Commitf da Sigma. tee, '29, Chairman Religious 53 Education, 532, Y. W. C. A. Play, '32, Freshman Camp, '32, Basketball, ,ZQQ Current Events, '29, Sociology Club, '29. VIRGINIA R. ROTH She is a dusky thing, suggesting a damaslq rose. Record Staff, '3Of'33, Associate Editor, '32, Sports Editor, '33, ELMS Staff, '31f'33, College News Editor, '33, Orchestra, l3O 33, Art Kraft Klub, 'Bl' '33, Basketball, '31f'32, Home Economics Club, '3Of'33. RUTH SCHRYVER Kindnessfnobler ever than revenge. WARNER RUNDELL Can one desire too much of a good thing? Crchestra. EDWARD F. SCHREIER How well I know what I mean to do. Psi Phi, Grand Secretary, '32, VicefPresident, Senior Class, '33, VicefPresident, Dramatic Club, '29, Glee Club, '31f'33, Reserve Basketball, '29f'31, Senior Class Council, '33. DOROTHY JANE SMITH Sweetness is a rare and precious pearl. Phi Upsilon Cmicron, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Chairman, Senf ior Ball, '33, Junior Prom Com' mittee, '32, VicefPresident, Home Economics Club, Treasf urer, Freshman Glee Club, Section Treasurer. 54 ELEANOR SNYDER She loves music for rnusicls sake. ADELINE STEELE EDNA STORMS MARION JANE SULLIVAN Stirred with activity the spirit , Tall she stood and fine and How far that little candle of these restless days. good-a woman all complete. throws its beams. Theta Sigma Upsilon, Home Delta Sigma Epsilong Home Current Events Club, '29 3Og Economics Club, N. R. A., Economics Club, Y. W. C. A., Stunt Nite, '32, Swimming. ELMS Staff. '3Og Glee Club, '30, ELMS Staff, '33, Senior Ball Comf mittee, '33, BERTHA SCHWARTZ Gentleness in speech and manner. Phi Upsilon Cmicron, Presif dent, '32f'33g Pi Kappa Sigma, VicefPresident, '31f'32g Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Cap and Gown Committee, '33 MARJORIE J. Swim' Her ways are ways of pleas' antness. Y. W. C. A., '29 33, Cabinet Member,'33g Class Day Chair' man, '33, Freshman Camp, Director, '32g Graduating Class Council '33' Elections Com mittee, junior Degree Day Program, 32, Stunt Nite, 32 55 LucY A. SYRACUSE Individuality of expression is the beginning and the end of all art. Glee Club, '31f'33, Secretary, '33, State Scholarship Society, 32 Cap and Gown Commit tee 32 Basketball 29 32 Q . , f s I s Q 7 a s a a - a a .......,. .... .,. . ..w.... g . ...,.,.,.. M. .. , ..... . .... Y... , .7 ELVERA C. TAUFFNE11 Its guid to be merry and wise, Its guid to be honest and true. Pi Delta Theta, VicefPresif dent, '31f'32, Chaplain, '32f '33, Basketball, '29 32. EVE VoGEL joy is in my heart. RALPH R. THOMAS We live in deeds, not years, in thoughts, not breaths. ELMS Staff, '31f'33, Editorfinf Chief, '33, Record Staff, '3Of '32, Editor, '32, Editor of Summer Record, '32, Kappa Kappa Kappa, '29 33, Corref sponding Secretary, '30, Vice' President,'31, Executive Council, '31f'33. DOROTHY UPsoN For if she will, she will, and you may depend on it. Delta Sigma Epsilon, Treasf urer, '31, Recording Secref tary, '32, Phi Upsilon Cmif cron, Home Economics Club. LILLIAN A. W.ARD Her cornplexionfluniinous, like apple blossoms through which the sunset falls. Phi Upsilon Cmicron, Secref tary, '32, Movi1igfUp Day Committee, junior Prom Com' mittee, '32, Home Economics Club, '29 3O, Student Handf book, '31, Senior Council, '33, Section Captain, '32. 56 PEARL A. WEBBER She played surpassing well A part, for niost, unplayable. Section Captain, '30, Basket' ball, '29, Home Economics Club, '29. JEROME F. WILRER HAROLD WITTERS Ambition is an iclol on whose The proper study of mankind wings great minds are carried. Sigma Upsilong Basketball Ring and Pin Committee Kappa Kappa Kappa, N. S. F. A., Delegate, '28. DOROTI-IEA ADAMS FLORENCE BARNACK MARGARET BUNCE DOROTHY LUCY CLARK THERESA MARY COPPOLA JOSEPHINE CRISP CHARLOTTE C. DEMBOWSKA NORA M. FASO DONALD T. FERGUSON THELMA L. FROLICK DOROTHY R. GARRETT ROSE GOODMAN is man. ALICE RUTH GORHAM HAROLD T. HOEEEL EDITH M. HOLMES MERCEDES J. JENEBKO BARBARA M. JONES MARGARET JANE JONES ALLEN E. KEMNITZER ALVIN G. KESTER FRANCES T. KRENNING MARY GRACE LOBUE OLIVE E. LOBUE MARION H. MITCHELL MARY A. MITCHELL 57 MAIKY E. YOUNG Hev very pvesence makes the hours seem shorter. Invitation Committee Chairf man, '32g Graduating Class Council, '31f'32g Junior Class Marshal, '32, Section Marf shal MovingfUp Day, Y. W. C. A., '31f'32g N. R. A., '31f '32, Discipline Committee, 32733. FRANCES T. MORAN H. GEORGE MURPHY ERNESTINE PATOUILLET BERNICE M. PLUMMER ALFREDA R. PUGELL MILDRED ROOR FRANCES P. SCIBETTA MARJORIE M. SMITH ADAH M. SPAULDING ROSAMOND J. SPEARS MARJORIE R. TANNER ELIZABETH C. WEBER ' 7 ' Song of Youth Singing our anthem we come, with the gladness escaping our lipsg Waving our torches to burn in the sky, Crying our prayer to the sun- We come. With the beauty of old visions won, With the glory of youth marching by, We come! The hills shall refecho our song and shall throb to the beat O our eet on their unburdened march. Striding to drums never seen- We come And the ages behind us stand dumb, Amazed at the progeny grown from their dream We come' -MARGARET GOFF e f f s 3 58 JUIXIIQ Junior Activities The Junior Graduating Class carried on the Big Sister movement with great success, holding a Freshmanfjunior Picnic in Delaware Park during the opening week of college. A Big Brother move' ment was also started by this class. Class Day was, of course, celebrated with enthusiasm and energy. The Junior Graduating Class took part in the JuniorfSenior Ball in which the upper classes cofoperated. The class gave its support to the various activities of the college, such as the Interclass Sing, the old clothing collection, and the Joint Charities Fund. SONNER SANFORD MILLER PAUL SONNER DAVID SANFORD HOWARD TRESCH BEATRICE MILLER unior Class OFFICERS 61 TRESCH . President VicefP'resident . Secretary . Tfeasurer RITA M. ADOOR SYLVIA AINSWORTH ETHELMAE ANDREWS A companion that is cheerful is Be true to your word, your work With silent step she comes and worth gold. and your friends. smiles and silent slips away. Theta Sigma Upsilon, Presif Basketball, '32f'33. N. R. A. dent, '32f'33g Panhellenic, '33, Ring and Pin Committee, Orange and Black Basketball Team, '31g Y. W. C. A., '31, Section Sports Leader, '33g Swimming, '31. GRACE BACON HELEN A. BAHLER Sweet me the thoughts that Actl Act! in the living present savor of content. Junior Glee Club, '3Of'32. Y. W. C. A., Senior Girls' Glee Club, 32733. EPWORTH BALDWIN I have a secret laughter. Kappa Kappa Kappa, Reserve Basketball, 31733, lnterfraf ternity Council, '32f'33, Clee Club, 30931, Dramatic Club, '3Of'31g Section Treasurer, '3Of '32, WILMA BARCAY CLIFTON C. BIGAREL Laugh thy girlish laughter. Speakers CommitteegArcheryg ffm Clol Basketballg Tennisg N. R. A. Membership Campaigng Lieu tenant for OnefYear Voca tional Groupg Basketball. MARGARET D. BLIGH VIRGINIA M. BODKIN The round of merry laughter on Spend allyou have for lovelirtess the dfswm air- Record ao- Y. W. C. A. 'so Pi Kappa Sigma, VicefPresif '31g Song and Motto Com dentg Y. W. C. A., Finance mittee Chairman Chairmang Panhellenic, Ref cording Secretary. 63 1 f U21 ,. f - I WILLIAM BISSONTZ Oh, what a wellfmeanmg wifey A man should not be concerned with words. Men's Club, Chairman of Basketballg Men's Clubg Speakers Committee. HELEN M BONERB And eyes whzch laughed and spo e 0 many thmgs Glee Club V1cePres1dent 31 33 EXecut1veCounc1l 32 33 Section Treasurer Spring Concert Chairman 33 Dance Committee Chairman 32 s 1 k f ' a s 1 a . . 1 f ' f - a a Q . . s 9 . w a 1 a . . , . , , ., ww,-fvyr ...- ,ma A-W.:5.,.,,,,.v,...,.,.,.,...,a. ..a...W-5,-www-gw,-N'-,,t. ,....., W..- L. , ,. .,,..,... . . J FRANK M. BREWSTER PHOEBE BROCKSOPP SARAH BRONSKY Tempt not a desperate mari. To meet her is to realize worth. Ambition arid perseverancef Kappa Kappa Kappa? Base, True attributes of success. ball, Business Manager, '3Of Basketball, '32f'33. '31, Class Treasurer, 531, ELMS Staff, '33. Y CORDIA C. BURGESS FLORENCE BURNS JOHN BUTLER Tomorrow, do thy worst, for I Whate'er she did was done with A modest mari, and true. have lived today. care. Kappa Kappa Kappa, 'ZQJ33 Senior Glee Club, '32f'33g Triad Glee Club, Secretary, Dramatic Club, '3Of'32. '32, Y. W. C. A.g N. R. A., Election Committee, '31f'33. K 64 l VIOLET J. CARLSON BEATRICE CHALMERS LUciLLE CHAPMAN most sacred in the eyes o heaven. the sun and held it captive there strange Nu Lambda Sigma. Sigma Sigma Sigmag Junior Delta Sigma Epsilong Basket Glee Club Y W C A ball 31 32 Record Staff 32 ELMS Staff Photography Edi tor 33 A. HORNICE COHEN Her mirth the world required She bathed it in smiles of glee Ring and Pin Committee, '32 ELMS Staff, '33g Record Staff? Discipline Committee. VINNIE M. COLICCHIA DONNELL COLLINS She is well paid that is well A modest man and true. satisjied. Junior Glee Club, '3Of'3l Senior Clee Club, '31933 Assembly Program Commit: teeg Record Staffg Handbook, Committeeg Basketball. ,.w,,,,.. v- -. . X... Y . .. . .X .-,. 65 Clinton Training Classg Men's Clubg Men's Glee Club. M odesty is strong-a thing Her fine spun hair which caught The ways of a woman are f ' . . C i MARY COLLINS EDNA COLVIN Busily I live. Take life seriously ancl what is it worth? JESSIE CONSTANTINE LENA COOPER Her very foot has music in it as Lena is always brief and to the she comes up the stairs. point. Election Committee, '31f'55g Sophomore Sweater Dance Committeeg Junior Prom Com' mittee, '33g Basketball, 'sog Archery, '31. HUGH COLWELL I live but for my notes. Record Staff, Circulation Man' agerg Announcements Com' mittee, Assistant Chairmang Men's Club. DAVID COOrs The knowledge of thy self will preserve thee from vanity. Kappa Kappa Kappa, Secref tary, '33, VicefPresident Sophf Omore Classg Freshman As' sembly Chairman, '33g Drama' tic Club Secretary, '31g Men's Clubg ELMS Staff, '33g Record Staff, '33, N. R. A. JOHN D. CRAINE Mind is ever tlie ruler of the Universe. Kappa Kappa Kappa, Chap' lain, '31, President Athletic Association, '31, Delegate to N. S. F. A., '31, President, Men's Glee Club, '3Of'31, Maiiager Baseball, '31, Execuf tive Council, '32733, Menls Club. Here is the countless gold of a merry heart. Alpha Sigma Tau, Secretary, '32f'33, N. R. A., Secretary' Treasurer, '32-'33, Y. W. C. A., l3O',31. FLORENCE CUNNINGHAM PHYLLIS E. CURREY A delicate air of distinction Pi Kappa Sigma, Correspond ing Editor, '33, Council, '33 Girl Scout Leadership Course Chairman, '32, Triads, '33 Y. W. C. A., '31f'32, N. R A., ,33, Basketball, '31, Swim ming, '31. LEoNE M. DALE MARTHA M. DAVIS E. FRED DOUGHERTY But I am constant as the Contentment is a pearl of great Little things in life do count. Northern SUIT- PWC5- Men's Glee Club, Men's Y. W. C. A. Club,Finance Committee, '33. 67 MARY DWYER ALICE EARLL A merrier maiden I never spent For she is the kind an hour's talk withal. Whose natures never vary. Pi Kappa Sigma. ALLEN EHRENRICH Build high and well and rnodernly. r 1 C l MARY JOSEPHINE FALLON GRACE M. FEDDER For I love the sky and the sigh Much ofa rnuchness. Of the Wind in the U555- Triad Glee Clubg Assembly Y. W. C. A., '31g N. R. A., Program Committee. '53 g Discipline Committee, '5 1' '33g Horseback Riding. MARIE LOUISE FEW Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Alpha Sigma Taug junior Repf resentative to Panhellenic, '32, MovingfUp Day Committee, '32g Stunt Nite, '31g Basket' ball, '32. CORINE A. Fismiiz A fffiend is above all treasures Pianist Junior Girls' Glee Club '31f'32g Senior Glee Club, '31: '32, Discipline Committee 32733, Basketball, 31732. MILDRED K. FREY I'd make a man a good wife, sensible and still. Triacls, '33g Assembly Prof gram Committee, '33, Arch' ery, 31333. 1 ABBIE FLEMING SARAH FREEDMAN dom is continued cheer ulness. She says little but her thoughts The most manifest sign of wisf li f spea volumes. MARIAN FRITZ Minh, admit me of thy crew. Sigma Sigma Sigma. L..,-, f 69 LORRAINE G. GALISDORFER There can be no happiness in our being except our happiness coincides with our duty. Finance Committee Executive Council, 30733. -ik: CHARLES CIAMBELLUCA MAUDE GLANN MABEL GLASNER All I know is that I'm here and Craced with the power of She to whom nature lent all likely to be here for some time. Menls Glee Club, '3Of'33, Assistant Manager, '31, Man' ager, '32, Sigma Tau Gamma, '31f'33, Charter Member, Sec' retary,'31f'33gFreshman Camp '33, Business Manager, Men's Club. words. EVELYN GLASSNER Let women sew and read. Basketball. LILLIAN GODDARD l will stand on my tiptoes, and dance and dance and dance. General Manager Interclass Sing, '32, Election Committee, '31f'33g junior Prom Commit' tee, '33, PingfPong Tournaf ment, '32f'33. 70 that excelleth. MARGARET W. Gorr Exhausted worlds and then imagined new. Nu Lambda Sigma, '31733 President, '32f'33, Delta Sig ma Epsilon, '31f'33, Chaplain '32f'33g Record Staff, '3O732 Literary Editor, '31f'32g Liter ary Editor, ELMS Staff, '32f'33 Y. W. C. A., l31'l33. 1 BENJAMIN H. GOLD HELENE G. GOLDEN RUTH GOULD For silence is the wise man's Keep to your word, and honor To have ideas is to gather true domain. Friendships claim. flowers. Sigma Tau Gammag Business Manager Basketball, '31f'32g Reserve Basketball Manager, '3Of'31g Section Captain, '32g Senior Councilg MOvingfUp Day Committee. 1' '?.! '? ANNA MAY HAUCK HELEN HIPP OLIVER D. HOLDEN Ever ready to help someone. She mixed reason with pleasure. Children say the wisest things Men s Club Gift Committee 71 RUTH HOLLENBACK RAYMOND C. HOLLESTEIN ELIZABETH HUNTER For there are many things to be For strength rnounteth with I walk my own pleasant walks wondered CW- 0CCf1Si0Yl- Triad Glee Club, VicefPres1 Men's Clubg lnterclass Basket' dentg Y. W. C. A. ballg Campus Club. JOSEPH B KEENAN GEORGE B KEHR oe spms a long but mterestmg All nature wears one unwersal yarn grtn Treasurer Men s Club Cha1rmanG1ftComm1ttee 32' Craduat1ngCouncxl 52 Stage Techmuan 72 4, . . . Q - 9 9 . . 1 1 s :.. ,. . .,..., 1. . ., , . ,,., ,. , I , . . .,....,... . -.,.,,...:,.n , ' - 2 , .... . ,... . 1 ,.f ' ' , ' Y ,...1,..., ..1-..,..l ELEANOR KELLY Contentrnent is easily found. HELEN KENNEDY GEIRTIKUDE KENT Whateler she clid was done with To master one's self is the so much ease. G. WESLEY KETCHAM Happiness lies in certainty. Kappa Kappa Kappa, Presif dent Athletic Association, '32 Basketball and Baseball, '31 '33, President Men's N. R A., '31g Chairman, N. S. F. A. '32f'33g Men's Club, '31 Dramatic Club, 331g Orches tra, '31, Director Athletics '32 greatest mastery. Section Captain, 30732, Play Day Delegateg Basketball. ETHEL M. KENYON All she saw was beautiful and all she heard was good. junior Glee Club, '31f'33g Assembly Program Commit' tee, '32f'33g Basketball, '31- Q33. ANNA KINNEY Time wasted is existence used in life. 73 MONICA KNOWLES I like to laughg I like to do most anything. Delta Sigma Epsilon, 30733. FRED KOCH LOUISE KRAMER DOROTHY M. KROG I have been walqed from sleep And all the air is sweeter for When she laughs, her eyes too many times. her coming. laugh. Sigma Tau Gammag Glee Club, Secretary, Dramatic Club, VicefPresidentg Section Cap' tain. IDA M KUBLITZ Triads, President, 32733 3 Jun' l ior Glee Club, '5Of'31g Basket' ball, l3O'l32, Song and Motto Committee, '32733 g ELMS Staff. IRMA A KURTZ HANNAH I. KUTNER What other maiden can youfind The real test o character is joy. She was pretty to walk with, So young and delicate and ind N R A Witty to talk with, And pleasant to look on. Finance Committee, '33g Draf matic Club, Secretary, 32933, Christmas Play, '31f'32g Basf ketball, '3O. 74 ANNE E. LARSON OSCAR F. LARSEN DAVID J. LAYER The sight of her is good for sore Graced with the power of words. Determination will win. 5755- Sigma Tau Gamma, Historian, Student Finance Committeeg '32f'33g Sigma Upsilong Men's Flower and Color Committee, Club, 30733. '33, Basketball, '3Og N. R. A. ALICE M. LEHNEN FLORENCE E. LEVENDOSKI IRVING LEWENICHT Shining loyalty, unfleclqed by She danced along with happy He is a man of honor. doubt. grace and merry smiles. N. R. A. Q Junior Clee Club, '3Og Senior Clee Club, '3Of'32. 75 'Q RUTH M. LEWIS MARY A. MCCARTIIY GERALDINE MCMAHON A manner blithe and debonair. 'Tm quite as big for me, said There was eloquence in her Transferred from Fredonia She, Wife, W he' 5555, in hz' fm- Normal. HAS you M5 big fm' NON-N Freshman Section Captaing Senior Girls' Glee Club, '33, Dramatic Club, Christmas and Spring Plays, '3Of'31, Stunt Nite. FRANCIS MANLEY GEORGE MANN AILENE LORRAINE MARVIN The mildest manners with the For good times are made to be Theres so much to get, so much bravest mind. had. to do. Secretary Students' Associaf Basketball Business Manager, junior Girls' Glee Club, '3Of tion, '31, Secretary, Freshman '33, Athletic Association, '31, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Class, '3Of'31g Glee Club, '31f Treasurer, '32f'33g Cheerleadf '31f'33g Chairman Assembly '33, President, '31f'32g Sigma er, '3Of'33g Men's Club. Program Committee, '32f'33g Upsilong Dramatic Club, '31f Executive Council, '33. '33g Spring Play, '31f'32g Christmas Play, '31. 76 GRACE M. MATHEWS MARIE CATHERINE MAUTE I FORREST MAXWELL A peace above all earthly dignif She walks in beauty like the .Quick to learn and wise to ties, a still and quiet conscience. night. know. Freshman Basketball Team, Sigma Sigma Sigmag Nu Lamb' Sigma Tau Gamma, Sergeant' '3Of'31. da Sigma. atfArms, '31f'32g Merfs Clubg Men's N. R. A. THADDEUS MAY DOROTHY MAYO Popularity is wellfdeserved. A manner blithe and debonair. Chairman Of Finance Commit' Junior Girls' Glee Club, '29g teeg Basketballg Men's Club. Senior Girls' Glee Club, '3Of '32, Y. W. C. A., '29. T 77 FREDA H. MEYER A bright particular star. Junior Girls' Glee Club, '3Of ,31g Senior Girls' Glee Club '31f'33g Sigma Sigma Sigma Panhellenic Representative '31f'33, President, '32f'33, Re cording Secretary, '31f'32g Sec tion Captain, '31, BEATRICE MILLER MARGARET N. MORAN MARY MORAN Her voice was ever soft and low, She'll brighten the darlgs of your She is beneficent of mind an excellent thing in woman. gloomiest need. Junior Graduating Class, Senior Class Council, '33, Treasurer, '33, President, N. Finance Committee, '33, Sec' R. A., '32, Section Captain, tion Captain, '32f'33, Basket' 31732, Play Day Representaf ball, '31f'32, Summer Session tive, '32, Class Day Commit Record Staff, Stunt Nite, '31. tee, '33, MARJORIE MORBLAND AILEEN MORRISON ANGELA T. NEGLIA She who always knew that being A noble type of good, heroic If not one goal, why then an lovely was a duty. wornanhood. other. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Kappa Senior Girls' Glee Club, '29f Flower and Color Committee Delta Pi, Panhellenic Repref '33, Freshman Camp, '32, Swimming. sentative, 31732, Senior Glee Thanksgiving Program, '3O. Club, '31f'32, Y. W. C. A., '3Of'31. ANNA NBSHA She had a witty mirth which could be acquired by no art. DOROTHY NIXON LILIAN L. NOLAN What thing shall be held up to I live on the sunny side of the a wornan's beauty. street. Section Treasurer, Dramatic Orchestra, 30732, Pi Kappa Club, Secretary, junior Clee Sigma, Nu Lambda Sigma. Club, Senior Glee Club, Bas' ketball. ROY V. ORENDORF One who never undertakes any' thing ineffectiuely. Crew, '3Of'31, Men's Clee Club, President, '28, Student Assembly Program Commit' tee, '32, Interfraternity Counf cil, Record Staff, '28, Men's Club, Psi Phi, VicefPresident, '31, President, '32, Sigma Upsilon. VIRGINIA M. PARK LOUIS PEOPLE Atiny spark often brings about Dared the unknown, led the a great conjlagration. way, and clutched the prize. Junior Girls' Clee Club, '30, Varsity Basketball, Section Senior Girls' Clee Club, '31f Captain, Menls Glee Club, 532. Menls Club, Tennis. 79 1 Y GEORGE PETERS CARLTON PIERCE STEPHEN H. PORTER Afashioner of cabinets ofajne He censors the deeds of the Might rneans right. design. great. Does that mean height? Men's Clubg MOvingfUp Day The Record, Proofreaderg Men's Clubg MOVingfUp Day Committee. Chairman Of Announcements Committee. Committee. ELVIRA PRIVITERA H. GRANT PURDY GEORGE RAHM She is herself of best things the A bachelor's a fortunate rnan. Wisest, who from words for' Collection- Class Day Committeeg Men's bears- Clubg Swimming. 80 VIRGINIA REILLY JOSBPI-IINB ROBERTS MARY ROCKWOOD No one is useless in the world Gayety is my forte. A jg for care. who lightens the burden. Section Captain, '31g Basket' ball, '3O. EARL ROOD WALDE T. Ross DORGTHY M. ROTH An able and yet humble man is Real service will not lose its Aveady machine, always wound a jewel worth a kingdom. nobleness. up and going. Sigma Tau Gamma. Men's Club. Basketballg Chairman of Sec' tion Joint Charities Fund. 81 MARY RUSSELL MARY T. SAIA DAVID N. SANFORD Such notes as drew won tears He1e's to the pilot that weathf Bashfulness is an ornament to down Plato's cheek. eved the sto'rn1. youth. Senior Girls' Glee Club, 'SO' Triad Glee Club, Basketball, VicefPresident, ThirdfYear '33, junior Panhellenic Repref 32733. Graduating Class, Basketball, sentative, 31732, Theta Sig' 31733, Captain, '33, Base' ma Upsilon. ball, '32, Senior Class Counf oil, '53, Senior Class Day Committee, '35, Men's Club, ,31fl52. VIOLET SAUNDERS CATHERINE E SCHILLING JOSEPH T. SCHMIDLE A charnnng quatntly saucy Kind tongue that never Why let us be happy as long as vnatd wounded we can. Sweet wnwth that le t no scar. Men'S Club- Basketball 82 A f 9 ..f 'i efifi-fiiififfgflffair'11 - i - re' '--'-' LILLIAN A. SHRIGLEY MARION H. SEIBEL I believe in laughing. Play Day Representative, '32, Section Captain and Treasf urer, '31, me-all my dreams. Pi Delta Theta, President, '32f '33, Panhellenic Association, President, '31f'32g Senior Pan' hellenic Representativeg Nu Lambda Sigma, Recording Sec' retary, '31f'32, Treasurer, '32f '33, Kappa Delta Pi, '32f'33. 1 4 HARRY D. S1MoNToN ORCADA SINCLAIR Lo1'e's quarrels are but the ref A face with gladness ovevspread Wewal of love- Alpha Sigma Alpha. Hockey, '32f'33g Men's Club, '31733g Cheerleader, '31f'33. 83 INEZ K. SENGER Suppose you thought you knew What a spendthvift she is at her tongue. Discipline Committee. ARTHUR C. SMITH Straight onward to his goal he trod. Kappa Kappa Kappag Base' ball, '31 g Basketball Squad, '3Of '31, Menls Club, '3Of'31, Sec' tion Captain, '3O. CORNELIUS C. SMITH In many sports he does excel. WAYNE A. SNYDER And I'll use the leather however Psi Phi, Tennis Team, '31f'33L I may- Men's Club, N. R. A. Ring and Pin Committee, Men's Club. PAUL ANDREW SONNER The best of men have ever loved repose. Psi Phi, Finance Secretary, '32, Baseball, '31f'32, Men's Club, Men's N. R. A., President, '32, President Junior Graduatf ing Class, '33, Executive Counf cil, 32333. ALICE E. SPEER HERBERT P. STUMPF For what can compare with the One who willingly embarks in smile of a friend? any cause. Psi Phi, Chaplain, '32, Hockey Captain, '31, Manager, '32, Clee Club, '31f'33, Athletic Council, '33, Intramural Sports 31332, MCIINS Club, '31f'32. 84 ALBERT A. TELLER Man is his own star. Psi Phi, Chaplain, '31, Sigma Upsilon, VicefPresident, '32, Dramatic Club, Christmas Play, '30, Crew, '31, Chess Club, President, '30, Debating Club, Assembly Debate, '29, Glee Club, '32, Menls Club, Charter Meniber, '29f'3O. FRANCES THEON I hate to see things done hy halves. EUGENE J. URBANSKI Not so noisy, hut fav' from glam. Sigma Tau Gamma, Chaplain, '31f'32g Crew, '3Of'32, Cap' tain, '32, Men's Cluhg Class Basketball, Hockey. HOWARD A. TRESCH LOUIS UNDERBERGER Activity is the only road to A stitch in time saves nine. limwledgf- Men's Cluh. Psi Phi, Grand VicefPresident, i31f'32, Grand President, '32f '33, VicefPresident, '32f'33g President of Freshman Class, '3Of'31g Secretary junior Grad' uating Class, '32f'33g Men's Club, '3Of'32. BERT F. WALLACE MARGARET V. WATKINS He nihhles on matches, and Wisdoin isfovmd in truth alone fashions machines. Men's Cluhg Executive Counf cil, '32f'33. 85 EDWIN WEBEI1 MINNIE WEINSTEIN I have found that nothing is Come, my lad, or go, my lad, more useful to man than gen' And love nie if you lilqe. UCWCSS- Basketball, 31332. Dramatic Club, 30733, Spring Play, '30, Christmas Play, 'Bl' 532, Menls Club. ERNESTINE WEIss Is forgetting to you a gift or a curse? VIRGINIA WHETSTONE ARTHUR E. WILLIS Then let us laugh! It is the cheapest luxury. Sigma Sigma Sigma, Senior Glee Club, '3Of'31, Record Staff, 29730, politeness that has not a deep underlying principle. Psi Phi, Corresponding Secref tary, '31, Editor of News Sheet, '33, Record Staff, Assof ciate Editor, '32, Business Manager Summer Record, '31f '32, ELMS Staff, '31f'32, Hand book Committee, 533. There is no outward sign of FRANK G. WOEHR I know where my happiness is. Coach Freshman Basketball Team, Captain Class Basket' ball Team, Class Day Com- mittee. 1 l GEORGE WOLFSON STEPHANIE T. ZAJACZEK SOPHIE G ZARKOVICH To argue is in some a virtue. She has a way of her own. I go musing along thin ing of Basketball, Men's Clubg Non' Senior Girls' Glee Clubg Junior diverse flU'fl85 Residents' Association. Girls' Glee Cluhg Senior Counf ci . F. FLOYD ZIEHL What we believe we must lnef lieve wholly and without reserve. Alpha Chi, President, 317325 Sigma Tau Gamma, Chaplain, 32733, Swimmingg Trustee College Radio Station, Men's Club. l Arois ZMARZLY Let us he silent for so are the gods. Sigma Tau Gamma, '51f'33g Men's Club, '3O. DOROTHY BERGSTROM RUTH V. BILBER CLARA B. BOWERS HELEN T. BURNS ESTER T. CALZAVARA ALICE M. GRIFFIN THELMA M. HECK HESSIE J. HOGG WESLEY M. HUTCHINSON HELEN V. KINSEY MARGARET M. LAHIFF NORBERT V, LYNCH SALVATORE P. MANISCALCO HAROLD N. MOREY MARY E. 0,NEILL COLENA B. ORING LOUIS R. PEOPLE WILLIAM E. PIKE MARTHA A. SCHUNKE NELSON R. SECOR EDWARD L. SZARLASKI ELLEN L. TAGGART INA J. TRACY ANNETTE B. TRAGO JUNIGI2 DEGREE Ti! Junior Degree Activities The junior Degree Class has been very active during the past year. The year's activities were started with a Freshmanfjunior Picnic in Delaware Park where the two classes became acquainted. The vocal supremacy of the college is an honor belonging to this class. At the lnterclass Sing this fact was proved when they won the famous banner. The annual junior Prom was discontinued this year, the class combining with the Seniors to hold the JuniorfSenior Ball. The Junior Sister movement was continued and extended in its scope. It is the hope of the class that this work will be continued in the future. LYNCH, HELFER, BARTH BARLETT Junior Degree Class A OFFICERS VERNABELLE BARLETT . A..... President MYRA BARTH . ..... VicefPresident BETTY D. I:YNCH 4 . A ' ..,. Secretary BERNICE HELFER . ..,... Treasurer 91 lei' 1? I J f iff SCDPI-ICDMCDRES I Sophomore Activities Peaceful and serene were the slumbers of the Sophomores this year. They have spent the year in the proper collegiate daze, arousing themselves only to annoy the Freshmen during Hazing Week, and to throw a few pounds of Hour in the direction of the Green boys during that spectacular war, The Tournament of Floursf' Then a party and dance was given for the newfcomers at the end of Freshmen Days, and after that week the Sophs soon settled to slumber silently. In October they sang-in fact they actually competed in the Interclass Sing. There was also a class party in October, a Halloween Party. CThe cider was terrible but the music was goodj November was a great month. The Sophomores opened two eyes long enough to vote Socialist. In December they hung their stockings up. In January they took their stockings down. In February they gave the stockings to the Mayor's Committee on unemployment. just about that time they set out to win the Interclass Cheeringfwould have done it too if they could have secured a cheer' leader and if their siren would have refrained from breaking during the Hrst quarter. March, coming in like a 1amb,was the signal to settle down again. April brought forth the annual Sweater Dance. May found them peacefully enjoying their active career. And now June brings forth groans as the class doffs the orange cap which indicates the Hnish of Sophomore Slumbers. In addition to the above activities the Sophomores came to school regularly and also donated a penny a day. KEEFE, SHANAHAN, SCHUTT HEFFLEY Sophomore Class OFFICERS WALTER HEFFLEY President ETHEL SCHUTT VicefP1esident FRANCES KEEFE Secretary ToM SHANAHAN Treasurer 95 V PRES!-IMEN MIS . . 4,2 4.,,, W+.Mim..2wi.ast,,a. X ! V Freshman Activities During the Fall of 1932 the Freshman Class gave all other classes ample opportunity to act as hosts, being entertained at parties, picnics and the like. A little later in the semester the Sophomores took quite an interest in this group and did everything possible to provide for their amusement. Their efforts however, were not appreciated by the class. The climax to this spirit of devotion came during a Flour Battle which was won decisively by the Freshmen. The Class of '36 entered wholefheartedly into the activities of the College and was represented throughout the year by a large percent of the class. The judges rated them as second best at the Interclass Sing, a position gained by lusty voices and a great deal of pep. This year for the first time State was represented by a Freshman Basketball Team. This group organized and worked together to form what will be a fine Varsity squad in the next few years. 98 , ,V -, 1 , ,,.:,,,3x,Q,,M ,V .. , .,..:., ., . . . qw., f A 1. 3 ' -'.:4.+i-f-2 Tri arm ,.,,, A ' i. . ,i ' . Y . .,..i- ...s..n... ,i ROONBY, CALLAGHAN, Mc DONALD EGGLESTON Freshman Class OFFICERS RALPH EGGLESTON . ...... President RITA ROONEY . ..... VicefP1e.sident LEO CALLAGHAN .,..., S ecve tary MARY MCDONALD ...... Tveasurer 5 ': L' L'7ZQ5'l7',7i X'Z W 99 V V - -2- H- ACTIVITIES FRATEIQIXIITIES , 777, BUNCE, MITCHELL, MC CLATCHY, MURPHY, WEBER, KNOWLTON, PALMER, MORELAND SEIBEL, GREEN, LEVENSON, CARTER, NEUMANN, STOWELL, NELSON, HOGAN, MARTIN, HUNTER PUGSLEY, POHLE, ROCKWELL, FABER, BORST, DYKSTRA, REED, ROOT, HIRSCH MARION BORST LORRAINE FABER FRANCES DYKSTRA ETHEL POHLE MARGARET FOISSET MR. PUGSLEY Kappa Delta Pi OFFICERS ... . ,M . .,.,.,.. 104 President VicefPresident Secretary . Treasurer Reporter Faculty Advisor DR. ROCKWELL DEAN REED MISS CYR MISS HIRSCH MARION BORST MARGARET BUNCE FRANCES DYKSTRA LORRAINE FABER MARGARET FOISSET MARIE CARTER MARY HOGAN ELIZABETH HUNTER JEANETTE KNOWLTON FREDA ANNE LEVENSON MARION BORST Kappa. Delta Pi MEMBERS Honorary Faculty Faculty Members MR. PUGSLEY 1933 EDWIN WEBER 1934 SHIRLEY STOWELL E 3,.,.,,:,,, ,,.. .,,. 105 DR. NEUMANN MR. ROOT MISS ENGLEBRECK MRS. GEMMILL DOROTHY GREEN THBLMA HECK GEORGE MURPHY ETHEL POHLE MARION SEIBEL BETTY MARTIN ELIZABETH MCCLATCHY MARJORIE MORELAND MAXINE NELSON DORIS PALMER SEIBEL,SCHNOOR, GLAssER, ADOOR, PALMER, MULLER, THIEROEE, BARLETT, CONROY, SINCLAIR HILL, PLANT, PROZELLER, EORST, MEYER, BLIGH, RINDONE, DYKSTRA, FEW Panhellenic Association OFFICERS FREDA MEYER MARGARET BLIGH . DOROTHY KIRK MARION BORST MISS RINDONE 'W 1 WW 5N 5' 106 . President Recovdmg Secretary . Tfreaswrefr Corresponding Secretary . Faculty Advisor VERNABELLE BARLETT CLARE PROZELLER MARY PLANT MARIAN SEIBEL ZITA MULLER FRANCES DYKSTRA RITA ADOOR FREDA MEYER Panhellenic Association MEMBERS Alpha Sigma Alpha ORCADA SINCLAIR Alpha Sigma 'Tau MARION BORST Delta Sigma Epsilon DOROTHY KIRK Pi Delta Theta ELOISE HILL Pi Kappa Sigma MARGARET BLIGH Sigma Sigma Sigma FREDA MEYER Theta Sigma Upsilon DOROTHY GLASSER 107 DORIS PALMER MARY LOUISE FEW MARY RILEY ELVERA TAUFFNER ALICE EARLL FLORENCE CONROY JESSAMXNE THIEROPF A. HARPER, POWERS, CARPENTER, HOUSTON, HEDDON, C. HARPER, HANLEY, MC CRACKEN LYNCH, BALDWIN, LEAVE, HEIST, DAGGETT, NELSON, KANE, BARTH SCHUTT, AREND, STOWELL, GREGER, BARLETT, DONNIGAN, MORELAND, PALMER, SINCLAIR VERNABELLE BARLETT VIRGINIA DONNIGAN ALICE GREGER MARJORIE MORELAND MAXINE NELSON SHIRLEY STOWELL VELMA HEIST MISS SMALL Alpha S1gma Alpha OFFICERS 5 1 lm -1 108 J- H, Q , President VicefPresident Secretary Treasurer Editor Registrar C ha plain Faculty Advisor MARJORIE MORELAND DOROTHY NIXON MYRA BARTH VERNAEELLE BARLETT RUTH DAGGETT VIRGINIA DONNIGAN ALICE GREGER LAURA HALL ALICE HANLEY SYLVIA AREND MARGARET BALDWIN IRENE CARPENTER CLARA HARPER VERNABELLE BARLETT Alpha Sigma Alpha MEMBERS 1933 1934 SHIRLEY STOWELL 1935 MARY POWERS ORCADA SINCLAIR ADELE HARPER RUTH HEDDEN VELMA HEIST BETTY LYNCH LOUISE MCCRACKEN MAXINE NELSON DORIS PALMER MARGARET HOUSTON GERTRUDE KANE EVANGELINE LEAVE ETHEL SCHUTT 109 WEBER, DE MOND, OQDAY, MESMER, DRYER, BEARE, BOLLARD, WHITING, CARPENTER, FOX, MILLER BRINK, BOLDT, CUNNINGHAM, PROZELLER, CHAPMAN, SCHUBERT, GREEN, EWELL, WILSON CLARE PROZELLER GRACE SCHUBERT DORIS BOLDT FLORENCE CUNNINGHAM DOROTHY GREEN HELEN THURSACK CATHERINE BRINK CAROLYN EWELL Miss LUELLA CHAPMAN Mxss RUTH MCLEAN Alpha Sigma Tau OFFICERS Simi 5 F ,4 in-Q . lwmxwwmag .i 1 110 President VicefPresiderit Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer Custodian Historian Chaplain Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor EUGENIA BEARE DORIS BOLDT MARION BORST CATHERINE BRINK FLORENCE CUNNINGHAM RUTH DEMOND PHYLLIS CARPENTER GRACE SCHUBERT BEVERLY BOLLARD LOIS ANNE DRYER CLARE PROZELLER Alpha Sigma Tau MEMBERS 1933 CLARE PROZELLER 1934 ' 1935 MARY WHITING 111 CAROLYN EWELL MARY LOUISE FEW DOROTHY GREEN MARGARET MESMER ESTHER MILLER EILEEN UQDAY HELEN THURSACK LEAH WILSON LOIS Fox MARION WEBER GALSGIE, BUNK, ROOT, OSBORNE, INGALSBE, ORMSBY, MC KERNAN, SCHNOOR TAUFFNER, ROTH, LAHIFF, HILL, SEIBEL, NYE, BEGGS, PERRY, HOARE Pi Delta Theta OFFICERS MARION SEIBEL President ELOISB HILL VicefPresident DOROTHY ROTH VicefPresident MARGARET LAHIFF S' RY. Secretary HELEN BBGGS Treasurer MARY ANNE HOARE Editor ANNA PERRY Registrar ELVBRA TAUFFNER Chaplain MRS. MAY C. NYE Faculty Advisor Miss ELEANORE M. COVER Faculty Advisor 112 LUCILLE INGALSBE MARGARET LAHIEE HELEN BEGGS ELOISE HILL GENEVIEVE BUNK JUNE GALSGIE MONICA MCKERNAN MARION SEIBEL Pi Delta, Theta MEMBERS 1933 ELVERA TAUFFNER 1934 HELEN SCHNOOR 1935 113 DOROTHY ROTH MARION SEIBEL MARY ANNE HOARE ANNA PERRY HELEN ORMSBY MAliIE OSEORNE ELIZABETH ROOT I DAVIS, R. CHALMERS, LEIPHART, RICKARD, MORSE, MEYER, WHETSTONE, SIMON CUNNINGHAM, CROMWELL, BOE, B. CHALMERS, FRITZ, ESPIE, CONROY, DI VITO MAUTE, ROEHSLER, ALVORD, DYKSTRA, BRACKETT, KEHR, MARTIN FRANCES DYKSTRA Louisa ALVORD BETTY MARTIN MARGARET KEHR KAROLYN BRACKETT MARIE MAUTE JANET NEEDHAM HELEN G. ENGELBRECK THERESA ROEHSLER Sigma Sigma Sigma OFFICERS , . . . .,.M-,gg-15 - ..,..Li....a3Au.L....A 114 President VicefPresident Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Keeper of Grades Sentinel Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor FRANCES DYKSTRA 1 , LOUISE ALVORD BEATRICE CHALMERS KAROLYN BRAGKETT JANET CROMWELL SHEILA CUNNINGHAM VIRGINIA ESPIE MARION FRITZ MARGARET KEHR HELEN BOE FLORENCE CONROY RUTH CHALMERS Sigma Sigma Sigma MEMBERS 1933 1934 WINONA SIMON 1935 THERESA RIEMAN ML.. ...,.- . ....1... 115 FRANCES DYKSTRA VIRGINIA WHETSTONE BETTY LEIPHART BETTY MARTIN MARIE MAUTE FREDA MEYER JANET NEEDI-IAM MARION RIGKARD ELEANORE DAVIS CAROLINE DIVITO EDITH MORSE MIRTH, HODGSON, KERN, STRONG, Mc GBE, OlDONNELL, WRIGHT GLASSER, JOHNSON, KIDENEY, ADOOR, DUPRE, RUSSELL, THIEROFF, MEAD RITA ADOOR DOROTHY JOHNSON MARY RUSSELL JBSSAMINE THIEROFF MRS. KIDENEY Mlss PEEK Mxss DUPRE Theta Sigma Upsilon OFFICERS Wx i l? 1 16 President Secretary Treasurer Editor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor DOROTHY GLASSER RITA ADOOR DOROTHY JOHNSON MARY HODGSON BERNICE MCGEE FLORENCE MIRTH -V75 RITA ADOOR Theta Sigma Upsilon MEMBERS 1933 ADELINE STEELE 1934 1935 117 VIRGINIA KERN MARY RUSSELL JESSAMINE THIEROFF RITA OQDONNELL DOROTHY STRONG CAROL WRIGHT MRS. GEMMILL , KNOWLES, GENTNER, KIRK, REID, CLARK, VANDERWEEL LENNON, SPEARS, RILEY, HELFER, GRAVES, MILLER, SMITH GOFF, MORGAN, CHAPMAN, PLANT, NEWMAN, KNOWLTON, HOGAN MARY PLANT . LUCILLE CHAPMAN MARY NEWMAN . DOROTHY UPSON . MIss SIPP . LUCILLE CHAPMAN MARGARET GENTNER MARGARET COPE HELEN GRAVES BERNICE HELFER MARY HOGAN MARGARET CLARK Delta Sigma Epsilon OFFICERS . President . . VicefPresident Corresponding Secretary , Recording Secretary . Faculty Advisor JEANETTE KNOWLTON MARY HOGAN . MARGARET GORE ELIZABETH MORGAN MEMBERS 1933 MONICA KNOWLES ELSIE MILLER ELIZABETH MORGAN MARY PLANT 1934 JEANETTE KNOWLTON DOROTHY KIRK MARY NEWMAN 1935 KATHRYN LENNON CERTRUDE REID . Treasurer . Historian . Chaplain . Sergeant , Faculty Advisor EDNA STORMS DOROTHY SMITH JEAN SPEARS DOROTHY UPSON MARY RILEY ELEANOR VANDERWEEL ISAEELLA RYAN 118 ' STROUTS, NOLAN, HOWARD, DRISGOLL, COOK, RENNING, BOUCK, HOMANIGH, EARLL PALMER, ELIGH, RINDONE, MULLER, Mc MAHON, COOK, BOWERS, CURREY ZITA MULLER . MARGARET BLIGH VIRGINIA BOWERS MARGERY PALMER MARY MARGARET PHYLLIS CURREY . LILLIAN NOLAN . PHYLLIS JONES , THELMA RENNING LILLIAN L. NOLAN THELMA RENNING COOK MARGARET D. BLIGH ALICE EARLL EILEEN COOKE PHYLLIS CURREY Pi Kappa Sigma OFFICERS MEMBERS MARGERY E. PALMER ZITA M. MULLER MARY MARGARET COOK VIRGINIA BOWERS PHYLLIS JONES JEANETTE STROUTS M. -vw,-vw L... ..,...5.4.-...L..J.4..L. ,.,... . . 119 . President . VicefPresident . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . . . Treasurer . Corresponding Editor . Press Agent SergeantfatfArms Keeper of Archives RUTH HOWARD ANN DRISCOLL PHYLLIS PERNO MARION KNAPP ANNE HOMANICH CHARLOTTE M. BOUCK . .,,.,sR,. V KERR, KEEFE, MANOFF, COONRADT, GRIDLEY, DRISCOLL, CARLSON, HALLAHAN, GUENER PROZELLER, SEIBEL, MAYER, GOFF, ROBSON, LEVENSON, CARTER MARGARET GOEE FRBDA ANNE LEVENSON EVA MAYER . MARGERY PALMER MARION SEIBEL . MRS. GEMMILL . MISS ROBSON MR. HODGIN OLIVIA BLESSING VIRGINIA BODKIN VIOLET CARLSON MARIE CARTER EILEEN COOK CATHERINE COONRADT ANNE DRISCOLL MARGARET GOEF Nu Lambda Sigma OFFICERS MEMBERS CATHERINE GRIDLEY CHARLOTTE GUENER MARY HALLAHAN FRANCES KEEFE MARY KERR FREDA ANNE LEVENSON BERTHA MANOFE EVA MAYER . Ill 120 . President . VicefPresident , Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . . . Treasurer , Faculty Advisor . Faculty Advisor . Faculty Advisor ZITA MULLER LILLIAN NOLAN MARGERY PALMER CLARE PROZELLER MARY RILEY JANE SEARLES MARION SEIBEL DOROTHY TOWNSEND BERTHA SWARTZ EDNA BUsEK1sT LILLIAN WARD DOROTHY UPSON AUDREY HENDERSON CONSTANOE BOOTH EDNA BUSEKIST ALICE DONOVAN SMITH, DONOVAN, BOOTH, HEIST UPSON, BUSEKIST, SWARTZ, WARD, GENTNER Phi Upsilon Omicron OFFICERS MEMBERS MARGARET GENTNER VELMA HEIST M-w-Y--..,,, N-fm-h-,.,,, .. --F -,v-fm--W.. ,., 121 . President ViCC'PTCSidCTlf Secretary Treasurer Chaplain AUDREY HENDERSON DOROTHY SMITH BERTHA SWARTZ DOROTHY UPSON LILLIAN WARD EREWSTER, WILKER, BUTLER, CECIL, EVANS, EATON, BATTAGLIA, SANFORD, KURZ, SCHILL, THORPE MANISCALCO, HUGHES, SNIDERHAN, CRAINE, THOMAS, HUPP, STOTTLER, BUCKTON, COOK FRETZ, GRISWOLD, KETCHAM, MC CONNELL, SULLIVAN, BALDWIN, COOTS, HILTS, FONTANA PAUL SULLIVAN EPWORTH BALDWIN EARL MCCONNELL DAVID COOTS G. WESLEY KETCHAM WILLARD HILTS EARL GRISWOLD IRVING C. PERKINS RAYMOND M. FRETZ JOHN FONTANA STEPHEN C. CLEMENT HOMER A. BRUCE EDWARD L. MORRICE Kappa Kappa Kappa OFFICERS 122 President VicefPresident Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Chaplain SergeantfatfArnis Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor EPWORTH BALDWIN JOHN BATTAGLIA FRANK BREWSTER JOHN BUTLER LOUIS CECIL CLARENCE COOR DAVID COOTS JOHN CRAINE ARTHUR EATON JOHN EVANS LEICESTER BENTON LEONARD BUCKTON WILLARD HILTS CLIFFORD HUGHES PAUL SULLIVAN Kappa Kappa Kappa MEMBERS 1933 1934 RICHARD STOTTLER 123 GLEESON HUPP G. WESLEY KETCHAM NOREERT LYNCH SALVATORE MANISCALCO DAVID SANFORD WILLIAM SCHILL ARTHUR SMITH PAUL SULLIVAN RALPH THOMAS ALBERT THORPE EARL GRISWOLD EARL MCCONNELL HOWARD RAHMLOW GEORGE SNIDERHAN EDWARD F. SCHREIER MILLER, SMITH, HAZARD, STULIPF, TELLER, KEMNITZER, PIKE, SCHREIER, WILLIS CALLERI, HOLSTEIN, MONSELL, BUSH, MUSTARD, MURPHY, DWIGHT, HEEFLEY GOFRAN, SONNER, DE MOND, ORENDORF, PHILLIPPI, TRESCH, BURKE ROY ORENDORF HOWARD A. TRESCH CLAIR MULDOON LESTER E. COFRAN HAROLD LINDNER PAUL SONNER HERBERT P. STUMPF EDWARD MARTELLE ARTHUR E. WILLIS HOWARD A. TRESGH MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. ROBERT O. DEMOND GEORGE E. HUCKINS JOSEPH F. PI-IILLIPPI GEORGE M. QUACKENBUSH CLINTON BURKE Psi Phi OFFICERS il--J fl Hmi dim 124 President VicefPresident Secretary Secretary Treasurer Financial Secretary Chaplain SergeantfatfArms Editor Grand President Grand Secretary Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor LYALL M. BUSH CARLTON E. DWIGHT HAROLD T. HOEEEL RAYMOND C. HOLLSTEIN ALLEN KEMNITZER HAROLD MILLER WILBUR P. MONSELL HAROLD MOREY H. GEORGE MUIKPHY IGNATIUS M. CALLERI LESTER E. COFRAN RAYMOND HAZAIKD ALBERT LIBERATORE ROY ORENDORF Psi Phi MEMBERS 1933 AIKTHUR WILLIS 1934 HER BERT P. STUMPF 1935 WALTER J. HEl:FLEY 125 ROY V. ORENDORF WILLIAM E. PIKE CHARLES B. SCHILLING EDWARD P. SCHREIER CORNELIUS C. SMITH PAUL SONNER EDWARD L. SZARLACKI ALBERT TELLER HOWARD TRESCH HAIIOLD LINDNER EDWARD MARTELLE EDWIN MUSTARD ELMER W. RICHARDSON MORGANTE, MAXWELL, OlHAGAN, KOCH, GODEREY, HUBBARD, SCHASEL, UREANSRI, ALMENDINGER ALLGEIER, ZMARZLY, ROOD, TILLEY, SMITH, LAYER, RADDER, GOLD GEORGE, BURNS, WEBER, MICHAEL, VAIL, PUGSLEY, GIAMBELLUCA, ZIEHL STANLEY MICHAEL . HOWARD GEORGE . CHARLES GIAMBELLUCA JAMES BURNS . . FLOYD ZIEHL . . AMES ALLGEIER JOSEPH ALMENDINGER JAMES BURNS DOMINIC DIVITO HOWARD GEORGE CHARLES GIAMBELLUCA RAYMOND GODFREY BENJAMIN GOLD Sigma Tau Gamma OFFICERS . President VicefPresident . Secretary . Treasurer . Chaplain JOSEPH ALMENDINGER MR. W. WEBER . MR. C. PUGSLEY MR. C. VAIL . DAVID LAYER . MEMBERS GEORGE HUBBARD FRED KOCH DAVID LAYER FORREST MAXWELL STANLEY MICHAEL SAMUEL MORGANTE STUART OQHAGAN I 12 6 . SergeantfatfArn1s Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor . Historian JOHN RADDER EARL ROOD RUDOLPH SCHASBL HENRY SMITH FRANCIS TILLEY EUGENE URBANSKI FLOYD ZIEHL ALOIS ZMARZLY BATTAGLIA, MANLEY, WILKER, PAXSON, BUSH KURZ, JONES, EATON, MURPHY, ORENDORE, LAYER MONSELL, PHILLIPPI, ROBERTSON, TELLER, GEORGE, ROOT, THURBER ALBERT A. TELLER RALPH ROBERTSON HOWARD GEORGE FRANCIS MANLEY JOHN BATTAGLIA LYALL BUSH HOWARD GEORGE WILLARD HILTS HAROLD HOEBEL REES JONES , VicefPresident Sigma Upsilon HAROLD HOEBEL . . OFFICERS President DR. NEUMANN , Faculty Advisor Secretary DR. THURBER . Faculty Advisor Treasurer MR. ROOT Faculty Advisor Historian MR. PHILLIPPI . Faculty Advisor MEMBERS CARLTON KURZ ROY ORENDORF DAVID LAYER EDWARD PAXSON HAROLD LINDNER RALPH ROBERTSON FRANCIS MANLEY ALBERT TELLER WILBUR MONSELL JEROME WILRER H. GEORGE MURPHY .. W 127 f f E l N W CDRGANIZATICDIXIS COOTS, SCHILL, PENSLIEN, ARYWITZ, SILVERHART, GAYLORD BREWSTER, LAMBERT, GERSHEL, NIEDERPRUEM, BLAKE, SMITH, COOK GREGER, YOUNG, BURZYNSKI, KROG, LEVENSON, GREEN, COHEN, KEEFE, MORGAN, PATOUILLET COOK, ROTH, GOFF, THORPE, THOMAS, STOTTLER, SCHUTT, CHAPMAN, BOWERS RALPH R. THOMAS ALBERT THORPE , MARGARET GOFF . LUCILLE CHAPMAN MARY MARGARET COOK VIRGINIA BOWERS . VIRGINIA ROTH ETHEL SCHUTT . RICHARD STOTTLER MISS IDA L. KEMPKE MR. GEORGE HUCKINS MR. JOHN FONTANA MR. CHARLES BRADLEY The Elms EDITORIAL BOARD . 1 . . -..I 130 . EditorfirifCl1ief Business Manager . Literary Editor Photography Editor , . Art Editor . I Art Editor College News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor . Faculty Advisor . Faculty Advisor , Faculty Advisor . Faculty Advisor ALBERT THORPE RALPH R. THOMAS DORIS BOLDT CATHERINE BRINK HORNICE COHEN CORNELIA BURZYNSKI CLARENCE COOK JENNIE GERSHEL IRENE CARPENTER NQURMA BLAKE DAVID COOTS FRANK BREWSTEIR RAYMOND GODEREY MARGAIRET LAMEERT The Elms ASSISTANTS Literary Staff FIDELIA DQAMATO LOIS Fox CHARLES GIAMBELLUCA Photography Staff ALICE GREGER Arn Staff College News Staff ELIZABETH MORGAN GLENWOOD PENSLIEN F eature Stajf JOHN GAYLORD Business Staff DOROTHY KROG Typists ERNESTINE PATOUILLET BEATRICE PETERSON 131 DOROTHY GREEN FREDA ANNE LEVENSON MARION NIEDERPRUEM FRANCIS KEEFE MARY RILEY AILEEN TITUS EDNA STORMS WILLIAM SCHILL LAVERNE YOUNG JOHN SILVERHART ADELINE STEELE ETHEL POHLE VAN BUREN, GARFINKLE, LAPE, WILLIS, BOWELL, BROSSMAN, SULLIVAN, THORPE LONG, GOODMAN, WHITING, MIRTH, MC GBE, HENSHAW, MANOFF, POHLE, COHEN, GREEN G.CARREL,KERR,BLANAR,HIMMERT,GUBENKO,MC BAIN,S.CARRBL,LICHTBLAU,LAMBERT,MONAGHAN COOTS, LEVBNSON, SCHUTT, FOX, MAYER, STOTTLER, GREGER, KEEFE, ROTH, HEFFLEY The Record EDITORIAL BOARD Editor EVA MAYER Associate Editors LOIS Fox FRANCES KEEFE ALICE GREGER ETI-IEL SCI-IUTT Business Manager Columns Editor RICHARD STOTTLER MARGARET GENTNER Sports Editors WALTER HEFFLEY VIRGINIA ROTI-I Proo reader Circulation Manager Exchange Editor CARLETON T PIERCE HUGH C COLWELL AUDREY HENDERSON Head Typist Heads Editor DAVID COOTS ALBERT THORPE Make Up Editor Comment Literary ETHEL POHLE MARCARET GORE FREDA ANNE LEVENSON Loc er Lore WILLIAM SCHILL JANE SEARLES Personalities Student Government MARGARET GENTNER PAUL SULLIVAN Faculty Advisors R FRETZ MR HUCKINJ DR NEUMANN MISS SIPP DR. THURBER 132 f I T I RICHARD STOTTLER EVA MAYER FLORENCE BEBEE GLADYS BLANAR GLADYS BOWELL DONALD BROSSMAN MADELINE CAREY ANITA GREEN The Record ASSISTANTS Reporters FRIEDA GUBENKO FRANCES HENSHAW GERTRUDE HIMMERT MARY KERR RICHARD LAPE ALLEGRA MACBAIN BERTHA MANOFF BERNICE MCGEE FLORENCE MIRTH VIRGINIA RAWE WALTER VAN BUREN MARY WHITING ARTHUR WILLIS Typists EDNA BUSEKIST MARJORIE GOODMAN MARGARET LAMBERT HORNICE COHEN CAROLYN LICHTBLAU Heads GOLDYNE CARREL MARVIN GAREINKLE SARA CARREI. ANNA PITTERMAN Business Staff Rewriter Copy Reader DONALD BROSSMAN MARY MONAGHAN HARRIET LONG M ' ..,,.L 133 CRAINE, PAxsoN, WALLACE, EATON, THOMAS, MoNsELL, BALDWIN MARVIN, MANOFF, HEFFLEY, DR. NEUMANN, czURLEs, MR. GRABAU, ALVORD, HENDERSON CUNNINGHAM, PITTERMAN, DEAN REED, BUSH, DoNNIGAN, KETCHUM, MAYER Executive Council of Students' Association OFFICERS LYALL BUSH , President VIRGINIA DONNIGAN . VicefP'resident WALTER HEEFLEY . Secretary MARVIN PITTERMAN . . 'Treasurer Executive LYALL BUSH . VIRGINIA DONNIGAN , WALTER J. HEFFLEY . MARVIN PITTERMAN . BERTHA MANOFF AILENE MARVIN . WILBUR MONSELL EVA MAYER . WESLEY KETCHUM ARTHUR EATON . LOUISE ALVORD . BERT WALLACE , RALPH R. THOMAS AUDREY HENDERSON . PAUL SONNER . . VERNABELLE BARLETT . RALPH EGGLESTON . EDWARD PAxsoN . . CATHERINE CUNNINGHAM JOHN CRAINE . . LYALL BUSH Council of Students' Association MEMBERS . . . . . . , . President . VicefPresident and Chairman of Student Activity . Secretary and President of Sophomore Class . . . . . . Treasurer . Chairman of Elections Committee . Chairman of Assembly Program . . . . Chairman of Discipline , . . , . . Editor of HRecord . President of Athletic Association and N. S. F. A. . . . Chairman of Section Captains , . . . . Editor of 'LHandboolq . Representative of the One 'Year Scholarship Group , . . . , . Editor of ELNIS . . . Senior Class President junior Graduating Class President . junior Degree Class President . . Freshman Class President . Refelected from Previous Council , , Refelected from Previous Council Refelected from Previous Council 135 LOUISE ALVORD Student Handbook Committee LOUISE ALVORD . . Editor ASSISTANTS VIRGINIA KERN EDWARD HALL DONALD DOBBINS ARTHUR WILLIS EARL MCCONNELL EDWARD FISCHER . , .,., -..Q 136 SHADDUCK, NORRIS, HILDEBRAND AREND, MORGAN, DONOVAN, MAHONEY, REID Home Economics Club CFFICERS ALICE DONOVAN . . President ELIZABETH MORGAN VicefPresident GERTRUDE REID . . Secretary SYLVIA AREND . Treasurer LOUISE NORIKIS . Senior Representative AGNES MAHONEY . junior Representative ELEANOR HILDEBRAND . Sophomore Representative MISS MARQIARET SHADDUCR . . Faculty Advisor f1ffTLZf'f'x 'QIfQ'7 R' W' WW A' 137 HILL, KESTER, HERDEL, PLUMMER, CURTIS, BROWN PECK, COATES, RUNDELL, I-IOLLAWAY, GUERCIO, GARFINRLE, BUNK, TODARO, CRANDALL, LEWENIOH, IIANDEL I-IILL, CONSTANTINO, Mc LERNON, Mc CONNELL, GLASSNIAN, HILTS, ESTVAN, PITTERMAN, KASCUR, BLISS, HARRISON, BUCKTON IIURD, SCI-IULTZ, LANIBERT, IIURLEY, Mc DONALD, SPRAGUE, DOMINICK, GRIFFIN, REEN, PANKOW MORGAN, ROTH, POWERS, SCIIUTT Orchestra CFFICERS VIVIAN SCHULTZ . President LUCIA SPRAGUI1 SecretaryfTreasurer WILLARD HILTS . Librarian IRENE GRIFFIN Assistant Librarian MISS EDNA W HURD Director and Conductor 138 FLORENCE DOMINICK FRANK ESTVAN IRENE GRIFFIN WILLARD HILTS MARJORIE BLISS ALBERT GLASSMAN ANNA HARBISON VIVIAN SCHULTZ Crchestra MEMBERS First Violin CARLTON KURZ EARL MCCONNELL HOWARD MCLERNON LILLIAN NOLAN Second Violin MARY HURLEY CHARLES KASCUR WILLIAM KEAN MARVIN PITTERMAN MARY POWERS VIRGINIA ROTH LUCIA SPRAGUE ETHEL MCDONALD ROBERT MORGAN ARTHUR PANKOW String Bass Viola Cello MELVIN HILL JOSEPHINE CONSTANTINO BERNICE LAMBERT Saxophone WARNER RUNDELL WILLARD HOLLAWAY Oboe JEROME CHALMER Drums Tuba Marimba ETHEL SCHUTT LEONARD BUCKTON ALFRED CURTIS Flutes ROBERT CRANDALL BYRON HILL IRVING LEWENICHT BERNICE PLUMMER Clarinets RUDOLPH BROWN MARVIN GARFINKLE WILLIAM HERDLE GENEVIEVE BUNK ANTHONY TODARO Trumpets JOSEPH ALMENDINGER WILLARD COATES CHARLES PECK ALVIN KESTER Piano HILDA GUERTIO VIVIAN SCHULTZ 139 MOORE, FISHER, MC CLATCI-IY, COONRADT, DECK, MARVIN, DYKSTRA, MEYER, GLAssER, ROHR, MANOFF OSBORNE, RUSSELL, HOWARD, WAGNER, KRAUS, BACON, CHALMERS, ROOT, SALLACK, CARTER GALSGIE, GRIFFIN MC CARTIEIY, SLATER, COLICCHIA, MAST, ZAJACZEK, MORGAN, DREMEN, WENDE, OLIVER, HARP, MALE HOARE, LEVENDOSKI, SYRACUSE, KNOWLES, SPEIR, I-IELFER, BONERB, GIRVEN, LEWIS BERNICE HELFER HELEN BONERE . LUCY H. SYRACUSE MONICA KNOWLES ALICE GIRVEN . MISS SPEIR . Senior Girls' Glee Club OFFICERS 140 President VicefPresiderLt Secretary . Treasurer . Librarian Director MILDRED BONERB CORDIA BURGESS VINNIE COLICCHIA JANET CROMWELL RUTH DAGGETT FRANCES DYKSTRA MARGARET FOISSET JUNE GALSGIE GRACE BACON DORIS BOLDT HELEN BONERE RUTH CHALMERS FIDELIA DQAMATO JEANNE DANIICO ELIZABETH BULLOCK MARIE CARTER CATHERINE COONRADT RUTH DRENNAN RUTH HOWARD Senior Girls' Glee Club MEMBERS F irst Soprano ALICE GIRVEN LOUISE GRIFFIN ELIZABETH HARP BERNICE HELFER EVELYN LEWIS MARY E. MCCARTHY AILEEN MCGUIRE DOROTHY MAYO FREDA MEYER Second Soprano ANN DECK CAROLINE DI VITO CORINNE FISHER MARION FRITZ MARY A. HOARE MARJORIE KOEPERNICK FLORENCE LEVENDOSKI Alto MONICA KNOWLES LEONA KRAUS BERTHA MANOFF MARIE MAST MARJORIE MORELAND LEONA ROI-IER 141 CATHERINE MOORE BETTY MORGAN DOROTHY NIXON MARIE OSBORNE MILDRED ROOK MARY RUSSELL STEPHANIE ZAJACZEK ELSIE ZYNCZAK AILENE MARVIN BETTY MCCLATCHY ZITA OLIVER MARION RICKARD ELIZABETH ROOT FLORENCE WAGNER LUCILLE SALLACK ELSIE SLATER JEAN SPEARS LUCY SYRACUSE ELLA WENDE 1 I I-IALL, COOKE, MOULDER, CAMPBELL, HANES, NIGRO, WATERMAN BROOKS, MC DONALD, KOHLER, HALSTED, ALLEN, KERR, MUNSON, KAYSER ZDARSKY, DAVIES, GLEASON, CLANCY, BAHLER, DUGGAN, SMITH, MC NERNEY, PIGGINS RUSS, BALDWIN, KENYON, BURNS, LOTTA, HOUDACK, HARBISON, FINN, CORDARO MOREA, ZOLLER, TRENT, MC MAHON, THOMAS, KUHN, BURZYNSKI, STEPIEN, GAHN ROWENA THOMAS DOROTHY KUHN . CORNELIA BURZYNSKI EUNIGE ALLEN HELEN BAHLER MARJORIE BALDWIN MARY BROOKS GENEVIEVE BURNS CORNELIA BURZYNSKI FELICE CAMPBELL RUTH CLANCY EILEEN COOKE C. CORDARO RUTH DAVIES ANN DRISGOLL LUCILLE DUGGAN FLORA FINN MARGUERITE GAHN ABETH GLEASON unior Girls' Glee Club OFFICERS President EUGENIA TRENT . Secretary MARGARET ZOLLER . . Treasurer MARY L. MCMAHON . MEMBERS KATHERINE HALL DOROTHY HALSTED CAROL HANES ETHEL HARBISON ELIZABETH HUDDACK ETHEL KENYON JOSEPHINE KERR MYRA KEYSER JEAN KIMBALL DOROTHY KOHLER DOROTHY KUHN AMELIA LOTTA VIRGINIA MARVIN KATHLEEN MCCAHAN MARY MCDONALD BETTY MCNERNEY 142 . Librarian . , Librarian . Faculty Advisor PHYLLIS MOREA YVONNE MOULDEN RUTH MUNSEN MARY NIGRO EVELYN OJNEEL ANN PADDEN ELVIRA PANDOLF HELEN PIGGINS JEAN RUSS HYLA SMITH JULIA STEPIEN ROWENA THOMAS EUGENIA TRENT GRACE WATERMAN OLGA ZDARSKY MARGARET ZOLLER RENZ, HAGGERTY, FAULHABER, GOVE, ALLGEIER, BLAKE SAIA, NEVILLE, HOLLENBECK, CAULFIELD, ROBERTS, PIRIE, MAC KENZIE, HOMANICH, BOUCK FEDDER, YOUNG, HUNTER, ABATE, SPEIR, KROG, BURNS, FREY, CURREY DOROTHY KROG . ELIZABETH HUNTER FLORENCE BURNS . LAVERNE YOUNG MISS SPEIR . . MRS. ABATE DOROTHY ALLGEIER NORMA BLAKE CHARLOTTE BOUCK FLORENCE BURNS LILLIAN CAULFIELD PHYLLIS CURREY HELEN FAULHABER Triad Glee Club OFFICERS MEMBERS GRACE FEDDER MILDRED FREY ADELINE COVE ANN HAGGERTY RUTH HOLLENBECK ANNE HOMANICH ELIZABETH HUNTER DOROTHY KROG 143 . President VicefPresident , Secretary . Treasurer . Faculty Advisor . Faculty Advisor MARY NEVILLE ANNE MACKENZIE ROBERTA PIRIE EVA RENZ LOUISE ROEERTS MARY SAIA LAVERNE YOUNG HATTEN, GODFREY, HUBBARD, STUMPE, TELLER, SCHREIER PEOPLE, MURPHY, DAVIES, BAUR, NITCHKE, HILTS, MC CONNELL, COLLINS LAPE, GERBRACHT, DOUGHERTY, PARKER, SHULMAN, GIANADDA, MARTIN, HOEFFLER, HALL RESTOREE, CI-IALMER, DOBBINS, CLARK, GIAMBELLUCA, CLEMENT, CHARLES GIAMBELLUCA JEROME CHALMER REES JONES , , NELSON BAUER EROME CHALMER VICTOR COI-IEN DONNELL COLLINS HOWARD CONSTABLE FRANCIS DAVIES DONALD DOBBINS FRED DOUGHERTY NIEL EHMKE HOWARD GEORGE CHARLES GEILBRACHT CHARLES GIAMBELLULA EDMOND GIANADDA Meds Glee Club OFFICERS . . Manager HOWARD GEORGE Asslstant Manager DONALD DOBBINS Dweetor STEPHEN CLEMENT MEMBERS RAY GODFREY EDWARD HALL HARRY HATTEN ROBERT HICKEY WILLARD HILTS EUI ENE HOEFFLER GEORGE HUBBARD REBS ONES RICHARD LAPE AARON LEVINE LEONARD MANL USO SALVADORE MANISLALCO WILLIAM MARTIN EARL MLCONNELL 44 J J ' TT ' R R ' L 'f '1'j1,ggT.1'1,Ig,, I GEORGE, JONES, SHAW Director . , Director Faculty Advisor ELMER MILLER H. GEORGE MURPHY EARL NITCHKE HARRY PARKER LOUIS PEOPLE MARVIN PITTERMAN IRVING RESTORFF WILLIAM SAVAGE EDWARD SCHREIER DONALD SHAW NATHAN SHULMAN HERBERT STUMPF ALBERT TELLER PIERCE, HOLDEN, WALLACE, PORTER, ROSS, KEENAN, WRIGHT, PURDY EHRENRICH, UNDERBERGER, SNYDER, PETERS, WOLFSON, COLWELL, DOUGHERTY, LARSEN WOEHR, BISSONTZ, NEGLIA, QUACKENBUSH, PEOPLE, COOPER, MAY, WEISS, EIGAREL LOUIS J. PEOPLE . CLIFTON BIGAREL MR. GEORGE QUACKENBUSH . CLIFTON BIGAREL WILLIAM BISSONTZ HUGH COLWELL LENA COOPER FRED DOUGHERTY ALLEN EHRENRICH OLIVER HOLDEN JOSEPH KEENAN One Year Vocational Group OFFICERS MEMBERS OSCAR LARSEN THADDEUS MAY ANGELA NEGLIA LOUIS PEOPLE GEORGE PETERS CARLETON PIERCE STEPHEN PORTER HERBERT PURDY WALDO ROSS 145 Section Captain . Lieutenant . Faculty Advisor NELSON SECOR WAYNE SUGDER LOUIS UNDERBERGER BERT WALLACE ERNESTINE WEISS FRANK WOEHR GEORGE WOLFSON ARTHUR WRIGHT sf 2 Ps 3 BUTLER, ROBERTSON, EHMKE, HATTEN, HICKEY, PLATT COOTS, RESTORFF, CAVANAUGH, KOTTING, HALL, LEVINE, WEBER TERRY, STRATEMEIER, PALMER, GLANN, MACFARLANE, WILSON, HOLDERBAUM, MAUTER DELAMATER, FRITZ, PATTI, GOOSSEN, GALLAGHER, KUTNER, TRACY, KENDALL, GARNISH BETTY GALLAGHER EVANGELINE LEAVE JOSBPH B PATTI HANNAH KUTNER Dramatic Club OFFICERS . President VicefPresident Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary INA TRACY . Treasurer RAYMOND KENDALL SergeantfatfArrns MINA S GOOSSEN , Faculty Advisor 146 N-f-.5 MARION FRITZ ADELINE BOLTON LAWRENCE BUTLER RUTH DAGGETT HANNAH KUTNER CONNELL CAVANAUGH FLORENCE CONROY ANNE DRISOOLL NEIL EHMRE BETTY GALLAGHER FLORENCE DELAMATER EDWARD HALL GRETCHEN HOLDERBAUM HTHE THRICE'PROMISED BRIDE!! Dramatic Club MEMBERS 1933 ELSIE GARNISH MARGARET GENTNER 1934 DORIS PALMER MARJORIE PALMER JOSEPH PATTI 1935 CATHERINE GRIDLEY HARRY HATTEN ROBERT HIOREY RAY KENDALL 1936 EVERETT KOEHLER AARON LEVINE NATHAN PLATT LILLIAN SCOUTON 147 MAUDE GLANN IRVING RESTOREE RALPH ROBERTSON INA TRACY EDWIN WEBER MARY KERR THEODORE KOTTING EVANGELINE LEAVE ELIZABETH LYNCH MARION ROOTH BETTY STRATEMEIER LYNETTE TERRY WALTER VANBUREN ROTH, PIRIE, HOUSTON, GRIDLEY, CZURLES, GOW, SHEARSTON, HARPER NOWAK, CARMICHAEL, GARDNER, YOUNG, RHINEHARDT, GERSHEL, SPRAGUE, BRYANT BRACKETT, PERRY, OSTRYNSKI FENTON, RICE, HOUSTON, COOK, HOGAN, BRINK, KELVER, NIEDERPRUEM, RILEY MARY HOGAN GENEVIEVE BRINK . MARY MARGARET COOK MARGARET HOUSTON . MR. CZURLES . KAROLYN BRAGKETT GENEVIEVE BRINK MARGARET BRYANT RUTH CARMICHAEL MARY MARGARET COOK THELMA FENTON BETTY GARDNER JENNIE GERSHEL HELEN Gow Art Kraft Klub OFFICERS MEMBERS CLARA HARPER MARY HOGAN MARGARET HOUSTON EDYTH KELVER JEANETTE MERTON ' MARION NIEDERPRUEM MARIE NOWAK HELEN OSTRYNSKI ANNA PERRY ROBERTA PIRIE 148 . President Vice'Presidern: I Secretary . Treasurer , Faculty Advisor DOROTHY RHINEHARDT FRANCES RICE DOROTHY RILEY VIRGINIA ROTH BETTY ROWE PAUL RUMMEL ELIZABETH SHEARSTON LUCIA SPRAGUE LAVERNE YOUNG MARY MARGARET COOK MARGARET HOUSTON 4 JENNIE GERSHEL , LAVERNE YOUNG GENEVIEVE BRINK LUCIA SPRAGUE . MARION NIEDERPRUEM VIRGINIA ROTH . ROTH, SPRAGUE, HOUSTON, GERSHEL KELVER, HOGAN, COOK, NIEDERPRUEM, YOUNG Stunt Nite Committee . General Chairman . . Chairman of Staging . Chairman of Preliminary judging Chairman of Publicity . Chairman of Tickets . Chairman of Program . Chairman ofjadges , Chairman of Dinner 149 BEATRICE PETIT RUTH HOWARD AILEEN MCGUIRE MARGARET GOFF Miss THOMAS M1ss DUPRE SWIFT, JONES, Mc CLATCHY, Rizzo, HELFBR ROOT, Mc GUIRB, THOMAS, PETIT, HOWARD, GOFF, PLANT Y. W. C. A. QUFICERS 150 Miss SHADDUCK ...... President VicefPresider1t Secretary . Treasurer Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor DOROTHY LANCKTON JOSEPHINE RIGGO . ELIZABETH ROOT . MARJORIE SWIFT MARGARET BLTGH PHYLLIS JONES BETTY MCCLATCHY MARY PLANT BERNICE HELFER . BEATRICE PETIT Cabinet Chairmen Program Religious Education . Social Service . Entertainment . . Finance . Membership . . Publicity World Fellowship Music 151 BARNARD, BABBAGE, ROBINS, FALLON, LEHNEN, MC KERNON, ORMSBY, SNOWDON, YAHNKE HOMANICH, HOLLENBECK, ALLGEIER, DUGGAN, ROOK, TRAGO, GLANN, HIPP, DAGGETT BURNS, MILLER, LYNCH, JACKSON, MC KALE, WENDE, BURNS, TAGGART, ANDREWS, CURREY GONSETH, NELSON, MEAD, CUNNINGHAM, MERRITT, STROUTS, HEPINSTALL, FARQUHARSON, CARPENTER NOnfResidents' Association OFFICERS VIVA MERRITT . JEANETTE STROUTS , FLORENCE CUNNINGHAM Miss HEPPINSTALL . Mxss MEAD . . . MEMBERS DOROTHY ALLGEIER ETHELMAE ANDREWS DOROTHY BABBAGE WILMA BARCAY FLORENCE CUNNINGHAM PHYLLIS CURREY JOSEPHINE FALLON ELSIE GARNISH MAUDE GLANN MAELE GLASSNER RUTH GOULD KAY GRIDLEY BELVA HENNEGAN RUTH HOLLENEECK ELEANOR JACKSON IRMA KURTZ ALICE LEHNEN A ETHEL MACDERMAND 152 . President . VicefP'fesident Secretaryffreasurer . Faculty Advisor . Faculty Advisor MARGARETHA MADER DOROTHY MCKALE ESTHER MILLER ALICE SPEER ADELINE STEELE ELLEN TAGGART ANNETTE TRAGO MARGARET WATRINS ELLA WENDE ATHLETICS G. WESLEY KETCHAM CATHERINE MOORE IGNATIUS M. CALLER! GEORGE MANN . MR. ANDREW GRABAU MR. HUBERT COYBR Miss RUTH HOUSTON CALLERX, COYER, GRAEAU, MANN MOORE, KETOHAM, HOUSTON Athletic Association OFFICERS 154 , President VicefPresident . Secretary . Treasurer Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Athletic Association During the past year the Athletic Association operated for the first time under the new constitution as drawn up in 1932. According to the constitution the purpose of this organization is to promote sportsmanship and a close spirit of friendliness among the students of the collegeg to promote, foster, manage, and direct athletic activities for both men and Women in the college. With this purpose in mind, the council has endeavored to promote a more thorough athletic program for the college year, stressing especially the Intramural Sports. It is thought that through a more extensive intramural program more students will be' come interested and take an actual part in the sports. It is hoped that through a more thorough sports program in which every member of the college may participate, a more genuine spirit of cofoperation and general interest will be evidenced on our campus. -G. WBSLEY KBTCHAM MR. HUBERT COYER RICHARD H. STOTTLER GEORGE MANN L DAVID SANFORD . WILLIAM SCHILL 4 EARL GRISWOLD . G. WESLEY KETOHAM JEROME WILKER . FRANK CERATO , LOUIS PEOPLE THOMAS FLOOD . COYER, PEOPLE, WILKER, GRISWOLD, FLOOD KETCHAM, STOTTLER, SANFORD, MANN, SCHILL Varsity Basketball 19324933 . 4 Coach . 4 Manager Business Manager . Captain . Forward . Forward . Forward Center Guard Guard Guard 156 December December December December January january February February February February February March March MANN SANFORD STOTTLER Varsity Schedule 19324933 9--fGeneseo vs State . 104-Alumni vs State . 1'7fCort1and vs State 20fState vs Niagara . ?State vs Fredonia . 21-Brockport vs State . . 3fState vs Mechanics Institute . 4-State Vs Geneseo . . . 8-A---State vs Brockport 18fGswego vs State . 25fFredonia vs State . . . 1AMechanics Institute vs State . 4-State vs Oswego . . . 157 Snare 21 40 32 25 44 20 34 31 39 33 32 33 38 Score Opponent 25 29 35 37 25 24 53 30 37 40 21 24 47 'W ' -1 MR. HUBERT COYER FREDERICK SPIES . ALBERT LIBERATORE GLEBSON HURP . EPWORTH BALDWIN FRANCIS DAVIES' . FRANK SCIEIERNAU ROBERT HICKEY . GEORGE HUBBARD GEORGE BENNETT LEONARD BUCKTON COYER, SMITH, BUCKTON, HUBBARD, BENNETT, SHERNAU BALDWIN, DAVIES, LIBERATORE, HUPP, SPIES, HICKEY, DI VITO Reserve Basketball 19324933 . Coach . . Manager . Business Manager Captain Forward Forward Forward Center Center Guard Guard 158 FRANK WOEHRER SIGMUND ARYWITZ FREDERICK LOTz . RALPH EGGLESTON RUSSEL HEWITT . JACK FOSTER EDMUND CZECH . SAMUEL CONNUCK NELSON UPTON . HARRY WOOD . WOEHRER, LOTZ, HILL, SAVAGE, UPTON, WOOD, ARYWITZ FOSTER, HEWITT, EGGLESTON, KREINHEDER, CONNUCK, CZECH Freshman Basketball 19324933 ALBERT KREINHEDER . BYRON HILL . WILLIAM SAVAGE .,, .. .-,fy-Www-,WRW..,.,1,-.,.,Mn-,,.f.,,,,,, rx. . Yw,,....,, -we-1-ywvw'- r M 'i.,.L, 1:N.,,,...f4,a,..',,, .... -fr, ,V s . me 159 Coach . . Manager Business Manager . . Captain Forward Forward Forward Forward Center Center Guard Guard Guard r fc 73 fl SMITH, HATTEN, OQHAGAN, MC LERNON, EVANS Tennis The Tennis Team which represented State for the past season of 1932 was in every way Worthy of the college and the sport. In all, nine matches were played, of this number State was victorious in six. They won from teams representing the University of Buffalo, Fredonia, Brockport, and De Veaux. The players who set this ine pace were Harold Banks, Frank Banyas, Stewart O'Hagan, Neil Smith, Howard McLernon, and Harry Hatten. The last four men formed the nucleus for the 1933 tennis team. Studentfcoach John Rush Evans was at the helm again this year. 1932 SCHEDULE State Opponent April 30fFredonia vs State 4 1 May 4'-U. of B. vs State 4 1 May 6'--Brockport vs State 3 O May 7-Canisius vs State 2 3 May 20-State vs Brockport 3 2 May 21fState vs Canisius 2 3 May 25-State vs U. of B. . 2 3 May 30-State vs Fredonia . . 5 O 1fState vs De Veaux Faculty . 4 1 MANN SIMONTON PANKOW Cheers STATE RAH State State State Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Team Team Team VEVO, F A vevo and a vivo And a vevo vivo voo A B and a U and a FFALO State State State Team Team Team FIGHT Fight State Fight Fight State Fight Fight State Fight State Fight Fight Fight 161 SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL TAUFFNER, PATOUILLET BUSKIRK, FREED, SYRACUSE JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL DAMICO, GESSFORD, BRONSKY, HALL, ADOOR, CURREY TATU, KUMPF, HELFER, HOWARD, STOWELL, MCCRACKEN, DONNIGAN, BARLETT, ADAMS 162 SOPHOMORE GIRLS' BASKETBALL ALLGEIER, KLEINSMITH, ROOT, DECK, COONRADT, MIRTH, STRANG, WEAVER, HOUSTON, FAULHABER SPRAGUE,GERSHEL,MASON,BOE,BALLARD,I-IOPPER, YOUNG, AINSWORTH, RUSKOWSKI, HAZARD, WATERMAN FERRARI, LYKE, BURZYNSKI, KRAUS, BALDWIN, CLARK, CARTWRIGHT, DRYDEN, RENZ, GERBER, HANNET, PIRIE LICHTBLAU, DAVIS, ALLGEIER, GALSGIE, CAMPBELL, HALLAHAN, ELDERFIELD, ZABROWSKI, RICE FRESHMAN GIRLS' BASKETBALL HOLDERBAUM, THOMAS, KOHLER, HUBBARD, STAGE, CLIFFORD, MCDONALD, TRENT, KUHN, KEIPER GARDNER, WITT, DOUGHERTY, DAHLSTROM, GAHN, RAWE, DEGROFF, DAVIES, KERR, DELAMATER, ZDARSKY RIEMAN, O'NEIL, DRAKE, LICHTBLAU, KAUBISCH, STRATMEIER, GRAY 163 FEATURES Ode to the Editor 'Twas the day before dead line, and all through the town Not a creature was stirringg we'd all settled down. The dummies were scattered all over the room, The task of assembling them was coming too soon. The staff had looked forward to this day with dread, Now visions of yearbooks just danced through their heads. Associate editors, there with their staffs Had just 'wakened themselves from a long winter's nap, When in the next room there arose such a clatter We sprang from our daze to see what was the matter. Away to the editor's office we flew, ' Helpers, typists, associates, too. The room was all cluttered with paper and ink, And there in the cornerMoh, what do you think- The shock nearly floored us, we hate to admit, But there was our editor throwing a fit! With his hands flying wildly, his hair torn to shreds, We knew that harsh words would soon fall on our heads. More rapid than eagles his curses they came, And he bellowed, and shouted, and called us by name. What's wrong with this blank staff? just lazy, I guess, Well, you sure have done plenty to make this a mess. You've got to get going-get busy, don't stall, Now get away, get to work, dash away all! So hurriedly back to our office we flew Helpers, typists, associates, too. We began listing Seniors, and writing wise cracks, When in blew the editor hot on our tracks. He stood there in shirt sleeves, sweat poured from his brow We're going to finish this thing here and now. His face was as pale as a kettle of mush, We don't know what happened to his famous blush. He looked worn and weak, and was thin as a rail, A year ago he had been hearty and hale. He sank to a chair and went straight to his work And scribbled and scribbled, then turned with a jerk, And gathering up papers, and pictures, and pens He left us without a request for amends. He reeled through the door-oh dear! would he make ite- And we heard him exclaimful guess I can't take it. 166 an ff- '35 L fhzgcfbgsg Q U gil G+ fre Q K Mises xvQEKi YMT13 WW, md 65, - W 'O' R ,Mi ' 'M R xg N wywffg .55 , mu L X S Lniimlmsi iirwq Q. i, wt B i 3 fiingmv iii r - X2 My OQKBQ f Q N. Wwmenpq W 'O Qc, Q , Xl, Dm d6 gn The Fmang when we Xyfere Wg VOS-wg ' B55 W M. g f 3 I V, x.. pry, K 52. V Y , ff Schrmdke . Gnd Son sPQgm Jane 5 00 dh Q06 Qclplm Marg D Schri er ff Rf.,- 8990 if Hao ' O' 'O Most Popular Man Most Popular Woman Best Opinion on Men Best Politician , Best Boy Scout . Best Sleeper Best Craslier Best Line . Best Poet . Best Smile . Most Collegiate . 'Most Eccentric . Wittiest . Noisiest . Laziest . Most Babyisli . 'Best Soft Soaper Most Artistic . Luclqiest Dreamiest 'Favorite Actor , Favorite Author Favorite Drink . Favorite Sport . Favorite Song . Favorite Magazine Favorite Smoke . Favorite Girls' College Favorite Diversion Most Devoted Couple SigniHes a tie vote. Cur Hall Of Fame . GEORGE . , . . MISS GILBERT FROM GIRLS WHO DONQT GO OUT GEORGE MURPHY , . ALBIE THORPE EVA MAYER, HELEN HIPP . DOMINIC DIVITO . , . . DICK STOTTLER 4 JOHN BATTAGLIA, ARTHUR EATON . . MR. PERKINS . . CHARLES KACSUR GERALD CROZIER, BILL SCHILL . . . ETHEL SCHUTT . GEORGE MANN GEORGE HUBBARD . . WILBUR MONSELL . CLARENCE COOK, ELSIE GARNISH . , MARTHA SMITH . FRITZ SPIES . , RAYMOND HAZARD 4 MICKEY MOUSE, DR. TI-IUREER . . RALPH THOMAS WE DONQT DRINK AT STATE . . WE DONlT NECK AT STATE JOE ROBERTS- AIN'T SHE SWEETM . . . . . FORTUNE CIGARETTE SMOKE . . B. S. T. C. . BROWSING IN THE LIBRARY . ED AND MARY E -A-. iv! 'vii .-.,. N., . ,, I CHIQCDNCDLCDGV Which is the Etymology of 52 33 By the shores of old Scajaquada, By the shining green quadrangle, Stood the Wigwam of State Teachers, Dr. Rockwel1's joy, State Teachers. In September came the Freshmen, Came the green and shining Freshmen, On that lucky day the thirteenth, With their bags and traps, the Freshmen. journeyed they with Junior Sisters To a picnic in the woodlands, Where they learned about our College, Learned its Ways and all its secrets. Close behind them came the Wise Frosh, Came the Sophs, the Juniors, Seniors, Came the valiant Upperclassmen, Registering with Blanket Taxes. On the seventeenth, September, To a camp at FortyfAcres, Fared the Women Frosh to meeting, Met they Profs, and Deans and Classmate Then the Senior Glee Club picnic, And the first dance of the season Given by Home Economics, On the twentieth and tvventyfthird respectively 174 Following closely in their waltzfsteps, Came the twentyfninth and dancing Given by State's Orchestra members. Then the blue skies of October Shone down on the N. R. A. Tea, On the sixth day of October, Closely followed by more dancing For the next moon brilliant lighted All the gym, as Theta Sig danced. On the fourteenth generous Sophomores Feted all the lowly Freshmen At their annual Sophomore Party. On the eighteenth of October Each class tuned its vocal cordings, Raised its diaphragms, preparing For the annual Interclass Sing Won, the woodland spirits tell us, By th' harmonious Junior Degrees. On the third day of November Came the Frosh again in limelight As escorted by the Juniors, They were guests at a reception, Shook they hands with num'rous professors All arrayed in Sunday clothing. On the fourth day of November, Tri Kap warriors assembled -,V N-f 1-qyn-my ,WN-h.,.., , .T , ...,...,,y.,,,.. .M , V V.. . , hug ..3i,.......,..,-.....-. f .M ,.- 175 All their peaceftime paraphernalia, And to strains of joyful music, Danced they all the newest dances. Psi Phi braves and Delta Sigma Epsilon maidens On the eighteenth of November, journeyed they to State's gymnasium, There to dance and make them merry. On the ninth day of December Came our foes from Geneseo, On the tenth day of that twelfth month Basketball again was favored, This time State and its Alumni. Alpha Sigma Alpha danced On the sixteenth of December In the gym, to tuneful tomftoms. Cn the next day, State and Cortland Played again our major sport, While the twentieth of December Found event upon event Crowding out our study hours: First, a game with Niagara University, Then, in the College, sang the School of Practice children Waits in solemn halls of learning, There too came a Jolly Santa, None the worse for a depression, Open house said organizations As they welcomed every student, Carols on the quad were sung, .V , , , , K t ..,...-TWl,.,.....,..?-,.m.,.,. ,K 176 Supper and a dance attended, Thrilled, we saw the Christmas Play. From the twentyffirst December To the fourth day of the next month, Students took a holiday. Cn the sixth day of the new year, Basketball against Fredonia. Alpha Sigma Tau then danced, on the third of February, Played the team at basketball At Mechanics Institute. Followed closely on the fourth day By basketball with Ceneseo, Then on February eighth, played the team with Brockport Normal Cn the sixteenth of this same month Art Kraft and Dramatic Clubs united talents To present a Chinese drama, And Pi Kappa Sigma sorority Campus Capered on the seventeenth. Cn the twentyffifth of February State's team played Fredonia Normal, Followed in the month of whirlfwinds Games with M. I. and Cswego. March the third, the Sailors' Hornpipe Found its way into our presence At Pi Delta Theta's dance. Six days later on a Thursday Stunt Nite too was celebrated. On the seventh day .of April 177 Music reigned within our portals In the InterfGlee Club Contest. On the thirteenth day of April Packed we all our school belongings As we journeyed home for Easter. On the twentyfeighth of April Decked we in our finest raiment, For the UpperfClass Prom was reigning. In the month of birds and flowers, May the fourth and Hfth exactly, Our Dramatic Club presented in the College Auditorium, The Spring Play, Paolo and Francesca. On the tenth day of May Was the Sophomore Sweater Dance. K. P. day was duly celebrated On the sixteenth of these May days, May the nineteenth brought more music In the Annual Spring Concert. While one week hence all the classes Moved a notch up in the ladder As they entered MovingfUp Day. june tenth until the thirteenth, duly donning caps and gowns Seniors were the last time feted In the halls of Teachers College ourneyed they with well earned sheepskins Out to prove their worth in teaching, And State Teachers College on them Here bestows her choicest blessing J c f 17s DWIGHT, PIERCE, PEOPLE, MAY, PAXSON, EATON, MURPHY, SULLIVAN, KEHR THORPE, WARD, COLICCHIA, BONERB, BODKIN, KNOWLES, MORAN, SWIFT, ZAJACZEK, GIAMBELLUCA MILLER, SANFORD, PLANT, SONNER, HENDERSON, TRESCH, PROZELLER, SCHREIER AUDREY HENDERSON BEATRICE MILLER MARY PLANT VIRGINIA BODRIN CARLETON DWIGHT GEORGE KEHR MONICA KNOWLES Graduating Class Council CLASS OFFICERS CLARE PROZELLER DAVID SANFORD COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN THADDEU- MAY GEORGE MURPHY CARLETON PIERCE SECTION CAPTAINS Fourth 'Year EDWARD SCHREIER PAUL SONNER HOWARD TRESCH DOROTHY SMITH MARJORIE SWIFT PAUL SULLIVAN ALBERT THOIKPE EDWARD PAXSON, General College LILLIAN WARD, Home Economics ARTHUR EATON, General Industrial Third Tear BENJAMIN GOLD, General Industrial HELEN BONERB, KlHd6TgdTl6H'PTI7HdTy I CHARLES GIAMBELLUCA, Grammar I STEPHANIA ZAJACZEI4, Intermediate II MARGARET MORAN, Grammar II VINNIE COLICCHIA, Intermediate III LOUIS PEOPLE, One 'Year Vocational 179 FRED DOUGHERTY ELSIE GARNISH RITA ADOOR HORNICE COHEN MARGARET FOISSET DOROTHY LANCKTON ALICE EARLL VIRGINIA ESPIE HUGH COLWELL FIDELIA D AMATO Committees for Graduation FINANCE THADDEUS MAY, Chairman ALLEN KEMNITZER HANNAH KUTNER ELIZABETH MORGAN RING AND PIN CARLETON DWIGHT, Chairman RUTH DEMOND SARAH FREED MARGARET GENTNER CLASS DAY MARJORIE SWIFT, Chairman BEATRICE MILLER EDWARD PAXSON HERBERT PURDY MOVINGUP DAY ALBERT THORPE, Chairman EVELYN LEWIS WILBUR MONsELL GEORGE PETERS ANNOUNCEMENTS CARLETON PIERCE, Chairman FRED KOCH MARGARET MESSMER ERNESTINE PATOUILLET 180 BEATRICE PETIT ETHEL POHLE W. ARTHUR SNYDER JEROME WILKER DAVID SANFORD FRANK WOEHR STEVE PORTER LILLIAN WARD CORNELIUS SMITH MARY YOUNG MARION BORST BEATRICE CHALMERS LOUISE ALVORD JOHN BATTAGLIA FRANCES DYKSTRA ELEANOR LARSON EDNA BUSEKIST WILMA BARCAY SENIOR BALL DOROTHY SMITH, Chairman CATHERINE CUNNINGHAM ARTHUR EATON CLARE PROZELLER CAP AND GOWN PAUL SULLIVAN, Chairman CATHERINE BRINK LENA COOPER LORRAINE FABER GIFT GEORGE KEHR, Chairman OLIVER HOLDEN COLOR AND FLOWER MONICA KNOWLES, Chairman MICHAEL MICKRETZ SONG AND MOTTO VIRGINIA BODKIN, Chairman CHARLES GIAMBELLUCA SPEAKER GEORGE MURPHY, Chairman WILLIAM BISSONTZ NELSON SECOR EDNA STORMS BERTHA SWARTZ LUCY SYRACUSE VIRGINIA KERN ANGELA NEGLIA DOROTHY KROG HAROLD MILLER 181 ADVERTISEMENTS . .W . X, , ,X , ,Mm , ,. .4.., ,.. ,Jg ....,.,.,p.L.4g,,,...W,,Nm......g...i4g.L,......4.11.,f... .. , . . , , ' ' 1 .' , , .A ..4As 3 . ,, Lu.: . ' . . ,. ..,.f ..: z The Scenic Artist Takes ,No Curtain Calls Back of the big drop in every theat man who provides the proper stage settings. His work and tha aff is essential to the success of every play. The task of your annual designer may be likened to that of the scenic artist. He furnishes the background on which are portrayed the achieve- ments ofthe Class of 1933. He accentuates the literary brilliance of the State Teachers College Staff through appropriate art, harmonious de- sign, and tasteful typography. His work perpetuates the spirit of the Class of 1933. Baker,Jones,Hausauer count it a privilege to have acted as Scenic Artists for the 1933 ELMs. We crave no curtain calls. lf we have furnished a background of unusual distinction for the outstanding performance of the Staff, we are well content, DESIGNERS AND PRODUCERS OF UNUSUAL ANNUALS AC0mp!m.S'm1m-ART...ENGRAVINGU.PR1NTING...131ND1NG B. .INC sz. J aaa BAKER, JONES, HAUSAUER, INC. 45 CARROLL ST., BUFFALO, N. Y. 185 O. Business is a good choice but . . remember- IT PAYS TO ATTEND A GOOD SCHOOL 'f SQ: YAIN J' msn -Q Q- , '9 iz le ' 5 Q S' COLLEGE A VARIETY OF COMPLETE COLRSES. REASONABLY PRICED. cOLLEOEfEDucATED AND BUSINESS ExFERIf ENCED FACLLTY EXCELLENT ROOMS ANI: BOARD NEAR TIIE scHooL. FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE TO ORADIJATES, SEND FOR CATALOG, ADDRESS REGIS TRAR, 1028 MAIN sTREET, BUFFALO, NEW YORK. -FEJOEQ Bryant E99 Stratton, Buffalo ii rr TE 1 ll l Social functions are sure to be a success at the HOTEL STATLER + + DELAWARE AT NIAGARA SQ. WASHINGTON 4600 f RATES REASONABLE Graduation Caps, Gowns and Hoods for rent or sale. Samples and prices fur' nished on request. Uniforms for College and School Bands. Write for complete catalog THE C. E. WARD CO. NEW LONDON, OHIO Cleveland 2551 Dick Fischer, Gen. Mgr. We had the pleasure of supplying State with their basketball suits. EDW. J. ROSE ATHLETIC GOODS THAT ARE BETTER 51 E. 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