Capital University - Capitalian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1941 volume:

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President Mees who must be able to dictate without being a dictator, to rule without being a ruler, and to maintain ideals and standards through the force of his vigorous personality. Providing backgrounds, essentials — artists of mental make up—compilers of star attractions list. THIRD ROW: Homer Cotterman. Clara Leum. Kenneth Martin. H Schacht, George Dell. Jessie Doersam. Karl Hertz. SECOND ROW: Palmer Czamanske, Lina Monnier. Arnold Reichenberger. Fred Bernlohr. Virgil Dassel. Mrs. Harm Harms. FIRST ROW: Simon Singer. Ross Wildermuth. William Bernlohr. Hilmar C, Heyman, Conrad Cohdes. a Ebinger, Paul thur Grossman. Lang. Gladys 13 TOP ROW: Paul Davidson. Lawrence Schaaf, Waldemar Doescher. Edgar Ebert. Harry Truxall, Theodore Schalinske. Karl Busch. Guy Fromm. 14 SECOND ROW: Robert Geist, Grover Orr. Donald Elsass. Harry Klepser. Paul Zimpfer, William Craig. R. Ralph Sokolowsky. J. Garber Drushal. THIRD ROW: Dorothea Conrad. Dorothy Dillenbeck. Ellis Snyder. Wilbur Crist. Loy Kohler. Maud Ochs, William Bailey. 15 The Senior Class: This is the heavy”, dramatic part which adds poignance and heartache to our production. However, those who appear in this role will have ample opportunity to display their versatility—their capacity for trials and triumphs, for leadership and laughter. These qualities they possess in abundance. The Junior Class: Here we see the characterization of a queer type of individual blinking sheepishly in the glare of a double spotlight—the white-hot glare of upperclassmen supercili- ousness and the warm, heartening glow of lower-classmen admiration and adoration. This role is very difficult to enact, and will require much stamina and endurance to carry out successfully. The Sophomore Class: A vast body, garbed according to every- one's stereotype of a college sophomore. The roughest and most threatening among the fellows wield bulky wooden paddles, flourishing them at frequent intervals during the first act before the more timorous of the freshmen, but later turning out to be kind-hearted, after all. The Freshman Class: Portrayed by a group of miscellaneous types—some eager, some gawky and awkward, some possess- ing the polish and sophistication of the large city, many on their first trip away from the farm, and all greatly in awe of the omnipresent, omnipotent, and ominous sophomores. The Seminary: To be played by a select group of men. stead- fast in their devotion to Christian ideals and in their sacrifice of self. M. A. Young P. Nesper Pres. D. Henderson Pres. C. Havel E. Winterhoff M. Cullison Pres. M. White L. Macklin R. Powell H. Nordstrom R. Kennedy S E IIIIIN Arthur Abplanalp Jersey City, N. J. Edward Baseler Plymouth, Ind. joseph Bradbury Bexley, Ohio Frederick Ackerman Jean Agler Sondusky, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Frederick Althoff Jeanette Ankerman Rogers City, Mich. Agler, Ohio Robert Beck Bexley, Ohio Paul Bergdall Boltimore, Md. William Boner Nework, Ohio Kathryn Bork Chotsworth, III. William Bradner Bexley, Ohio Don Bryant Columbus, Ohio Jane Buchman William Burhenn Conton, Ohio Pittsburgh, Po. 19 Donagene Conrad Coolton, Ohio Marian Dustman Youngstown, Ohio Louise Fischer Circlovillc, Ohio Lela Cultice Union City, Ind. Hilda Daniels 8crlin Heights, Ohio Gertrude Degen Burlington, Wis. Walter Eccard Circlcvillc, Ohio Justina Eich Detroit, Mich. Paul Elsass Woynesburg, Ohio Gerrie Franz James Gill Ralph Goldhardt Napoleon, Ohio Bexley, Ohio Grove City, Ohio SENIORS Paul Dell Bexley, Ohio Catherine Fellmeth Conal Fulton, Ohio Robert Crewe Fort Woyne, Ind. Dallas Hale Bexley, Ohio Charles Heilman Bellevue, Ohio Louise Hirt Columbus, Ohio Joseph Hamilton Jacqueline Harding Reynoldsburg, Ohio Kenton, Ohio Glenn Harter Greenville, Ohio Robert Heilman Bellevue, Ohio David Henderson Walter Herriott Wheeling, W. Vo. Etno, Ohio Hildegarde Hoffman Columbus, Ohio Virginia Holliday Ooyton, Ohio Ruth Hopping Woynesville, Ohio 8 M10 R S Ralph Hecht Celino, Ohio Bernard Heuer Hollidays Cove, W. Vo. Elizabeth Huff Butler, Po. 23 S E IOIIS Joseph Jacobs Columbus, Ohio Mary Jane Krathge Oil City, Po. Robert Loughman Brownsville, Ohio Constance Johnson Columbus, Ohio Josef Kellinger Bodcn, Po. Frank Klein Pittsburgh, Po. Theodore Leach Herbert Leupold Gronville, Ohio Bexley, Ohio Paul Linder Bexley, Ohio Barney Magerlein Columbus, Ohio Edith Matson Gertrude McBride Monroe, Ohio Coroopolis, Po. Ruth Klinzing Dormont, Po. Luther Long Piquo, Ohio Wanda McCullough Columbus, Ohio 25 Gerhardt Mehl Youngstown, Ohio Carl Neumann Bridgeport, Ohio Ernest Phillipi Bruning, Nebr. smii ii s Frieda Meuser Ossinekc, Mich. Robert Morey Columbus, Ohio Robert Murray Columbus, Ohio Paul Nesper Wheeling, W. Vo. Anna Olekshuk Marjorie Oyer Kingsville, Ohio Westerville, Ohio Elmer Pesek Kenneth Petersen Crestline, Ohio Corol, Mich. Ruth Pierce Ruth Renner Margaret Ripple LeRoy Sarver Columbus, Ohio Grovcport, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Renfrew, Po. 27 S K I (I It S Paul Schulz Brondywine, W. Vo. Mary Stolz Rondom Loke, Wis. Kathryn Utz Attico, Ohio Bernice Scott Steubenville, Ohio George Seas Gladys Stambaugh Richard Stock Morion, Ohio Groveporf, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Ralph Stopp Butler, Po. James Sunderman Henry Tegtmeier Charles Townley New Bremen, Ohio Burbank, Ohio Grove City, Ohio Richard Valentine Stoutsvillc, Ohio Evelyn Voeller Edwin Wagstaff Columbus, Ohio Detroit, Mich. Ruth Wander Donville, Ohio 29 MOMMl iMUfBSH J KttaM RBHW b32255 ILt ISSH I inivjg d 5£5S | iH?§3 And so they go, these senior members of our cast, these sea- soned players adept in the por- trayal of any and every role our drama calls for. They step from the boards of our stage into an even greater and more dramatic production known as the World of Today. There they will be- come members of that cast in which all of us are striving to at- tain membership—the cultured, intelligent citizenship of a great and important land. May this be our hail and farewell, and a wish of Godspeed to them as they leave the campus of our univer- sity for larger and more chal- lenging fields. 30 SENI0 It S Gerhardt Wiegand Charles Willmann Dillsboro, Ind. Columbus, Ohio Mildred Woelke Pigeon, Mich. Lois Wolfe Margaret Ann Young Columbus, Ohio Sidney, Ohio Leonard Ziemer Cedorburg, Wis. Mary Zwerner Columbus, Ohio SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR: Donald DeWitt Arcadia, Ohio Truman Eberly Bellevue, Ohio Henry Justice Chicogo, III. James Larsen Oconto Foils, Wis. Dorothy McCloy Westerville, Ohio Clyde Miller Butler, Pennsylvanio Helen Stinson Zanesville, Ohio Emilie Walter Soskotchewon, Conado 31 Jim (i it s - C,Ydc Boocr G'CCnfOrd, Ohi, fisa ss aswrsa Anne Uv7,°nco 8. OV N Jy. Ohio 32 IMI I) It S � .� Co,u ’bus Oh'© Nopoleon, «««• CS° PofncfOY J2S3� .; « • Coin � Co.o� C y,i°0 d. South Bend, CuMison °h'° •SS.'S? «°- JUNIORS Virginio Frn oCT Aberdeen, o o r ”' iom Gosf 0,,ve,° «. Ohio ycro Gi,tx Oh, _ '-loirc Ett Columbus, Ohio Condone , cynoldsb 34 jin ii K s picowf'' c Y ChicogO, V altc' H bCoo. So kotchc«on. Co H.k� Uovitlsbo-9. 0h,° srts® U len Henderson HcwPY Hcolorr bus, Ohio Loren Hinton Kingston. °hl Richord Hogon Coiumbus, -- SS Co'umbus, w Mcur «cnss: idd� ep°rt' u 35 JII i I 0 It s J° cph on Camden, Qh Williont Hulm Vo“ “- o4 uC °--X Alory I- u Stor'd HX y Ohio aJ ?bath ice G'enford, 0hlQ 36 JOIII It $ gssr Crcstl c, Terre Houtc. 0.'-« l Swo Grooviuc. El Bexley. Ohio ™ C5US?'’ Golom 4' Ell,obc h gnomon . Uichtcnbcraef Colo boS' a'%Ido- 0h,° Cor I Linder Bexley, Ohio 37 JUNI I) IIS , Cf,y Lindsay ‘-oncosfg. ' Ohio '’Cr«on i; . Defrn.. V ® Detroit Mich. 5? ohorg N Wo . Ohio A4o.7o� o t- ordon, Ohio 38 JUNIORS M'«c'kc Robert Mg Detroit. � en- Robert Morn. Kenton. Omo C -o _ ...� fAocUcr SSSbus. 0«o George Hicm°n Wdo. Fred Son Antonro. o Obc.dor� ' Ru - •- Indio British . ..orie Otdroyr� Aa nr Ohio . po ‘«9 Ooft't,er Ohio Loncoster. 39 .11 I (I It S Jn,Clo'k Pitt J°hn”°� n. Ohio P«ri ,tsburgh, PQ BcluUr° Po1 ° Ce°ter, Ohio ry°beI Poth Columbus, Ohio J V i I 0 It s Schudcl Co.l Soginow. n„A Schott scs « Kcniv.ore, EXJr. ° ° . « , £” a '° Scgo� 0' ,e Dorothy SJotcr Poris, Oh.o -bsuttsest Co.� S4«v0,J Blue � s� o d. � � � • M°,9Uno!onSc£ Pickcfn9,on' kAalV t� � Cn ShCC,S M05ndon. Oh.o ssJ 41 JUNI (I R 8 42 .11 I (I It s jer YoueV n lc Con. Ale 0 ).«• t-%0 So 0' ' Colutnb.ono- 43 They’re late again as usual!” says Ruth Lee Jones to Ruth Helfrich. Careful! don’t smear it! — Mar- cella Degen warns manicuress Delores Swaney, while Beth Mayer looks on. Alberta Poth, Harold Behm. and Ruth Bar- kow provide a possi- ble triangle plot. Bull-session preview by Theodore Brueck- ner. Quentin Batiste. Robert Toedtman. Glenn Keller, and Stanley Schneider. An elm-tree discus- sion of things and stuff — Roland Mie- sel, Ceorgianna Bar- rett. Irene Meran- da. Helmut Kehner, Helen Meredith, and William Oberdorfer. How does my hair look? — Marcia Black, Theda Rohrer. and Suzanne Bell get ready for the play. Loungers of the li- brary rail before the play are Marguerite Harpster, Roger Gra- bau, Kenneth Thom- as. Marian Faler, and Lucille Macklin. What! a car?—Sally Muckley. Ray Ren- nick. Margaret Ann Geyer, and George Meals Very, very proper are Russel Diley. Mary Jane Anderson. Carl Reiser. Kurt Meuschke, and Mar- ian Cornell. Who said poor man's taxi?— Dale Sutton. Dorothy Webber, and John Kravanja arrive “with bells Onna takes things ir her stride!—Howard Rinker. Onna Brown, Robert Konzelmann, Donald Bachman. Ruth Burhenn, Har- old Vitty. That all - important date book receives the signatures o f Shirley Sause, James Knapp. Mary Jane Riester. Vera Dam- los. Robert Geist. and Norman Orr. Why doesn't some- body say something? — Warren Powell. Marjorie Willmann, Max King and Violet Boyd. Dorm exodus for Grace Reichert, Carl Schantz. Betty Jane Simen, Charles Roy- er. and Grace Schu- macher. 'Have you heard about the line that was cut in Act One?” — Evelyn Schrader. Herbert Roth. Harry Martin. Dorothy Hipp. Paul Daneker. and Maur- ice White. Several interesting- lookingconversations all at once — Carl Mittermaier, Virginia Schuh. Virginia Richards. Russell Finkenbein. Walter Mees. Mary Madelyn Schultz, and Cary Disbro. I 0 The topic of discus- sion? — the hand- some hero of the play, of course! — Elaine McQuay, Mir- iam Long. Delores Hummel, Olga Mar- cis. Kathryn Som- merfield, and Donna Ruth Sinning. First - nighters wait- ing in the outer lob- by are Mary Jane Kail. Billie Johnston. Rodney Matthews. Constance Taylor. Dale Berner, and Loretta Nedrow. Eber Halteman, Mary Louise Dell, and Lor- ene Stiriz focus at- tention upon Joan Craham. Seats near the back are the lot of Mar- garet Fischer. Flor- ence Hitzelberger. Edith Florstedt. De- lores Frye. All set for a mod- ernized balcony scene are Jewell Van- DeWater. Eugene Dewey. W alter Wietzke. and Char- les Utesch. Why the gleam in Walter's eye?—Lu- ther Knaff. Walter Hinds. Orville Dally. Dorothy Todd, and Julia Carapedian. Pointingout a glamorous artist— Lenore Bowsher, Eu- gene Langholz, Isa- belle Holdren, Mel- vin Oehrtman, and Mary Richey. Being ushered en masse: Betty Har- tung, Elizabeth Hoff- man. Mary Elizabeth Cox. Charles Slater. Charles Long, and Evelyn Cook. Entranced in the en- trance—Anna Jones, Harry Grabel, Karl Diemer, William Tegtmeier. and Mar- jorie Murray. Guess who's the cen- ter of attraction!— Winifred Chestnut, Gale Hupp. Ruth Lutz. Samuel Stein, Alice Soliday. Edith Stolzenburg. A comfortable pose for a critical discus- sion. Gail Cooperri- der. Ruth Belzner. Howard Craven. Doris Bryant. Frank Johnson. Ivan serves up an or- der of dialogue. Rob- ert Wietelmann. Marjorie Miller. Ivan Scherbarth. Hilma Koebel and Opal Beavers survey the scene with in- terest. A double conversa- tion—Helen Yarger, Mirian Hinton. Max- ine Zwayer. Clark Kolp, Caroline Lep- ley, Cwen Kessler. Norbert Kurtz. Ruth Metzger helps E I o i s e Schramm make a between - the - scenes phone call, while Ellen Ly- den and Doris Reed stand by. Frecker - Exiters: Richard Thomas. Beatrice Woelke. Mildred Pickering. Ray Creighton. Autocrats of the ice- cream parlor — Har- old Hoprich. Betsy Langhans. Arnold Z i e m e r. Marian Horn. Dorothy Horn. Martha Kirkpatrick. Milkshakes for five! —Ruth Bolz. Mary Elizabeth Browning. George Thomas. Jane Carr, and Elizabeth Richards. Wannamacher - ites talk over the eve- ning's dramatics jack Hendershot Luther Mann. Fran- cis Smith. Ernest Moore. Sweet dreams of Act Three — Elaine Ba- ker. C’night, Al! — Alla- belle Binkley, Don- ald Rosenbaum. F R F SII M K i FIFTH ROW, left to right: Esther Torbcrt, Doii Echelberry, Altheo Kittel, Poul Frye, Jock Fincfrock, Moric Ealy, Marie Krous, Luther Meuser, James Carlisle, Farrar Maidhof. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Jordan, Edward Brock, John Mueller, Marjorie Humes, Edith Frank- lin, Verio Hondshy, Jonicc Winkclhousen, Corl Zepp, William Kicthcr, Robert Eibling. THIRD ROW: Joyce Howell, Arthur Krause, Mory Edna Powell, Charles Snider, Dorothy Boergcr, Mildred Bcrgdoll, Ethel Lorenz, Ruth Schulz, Ruth Sheotsley. SECOND ROW: Juan Eisnauglo, Margaret Fronius, Anno Louis Hovener, Albert Rauber, Gront Nous, Bette Mae Bartlett, Normo Fine- frock, Lillian Brandt. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Koenreich, Ross Ham- ilton, Richard Kennedy, Groce Doermonn, Elea- nor Gront, Victor Deubner, Horold Scomon. 56 F IIE SIIIIE FIFTH ROW, left to right: Doris Beem, Donald Spindler, Paul Bowers, Marinese Hennegen, Horriette Nordstrom, Helen Wittenmyer, Betti- jone Jenks, Virginio Belt, Kothcrine Sutter. FOURTH ROW: Irenno Burris, Phyllis Knepp, Margie Griffith, Roberto Matson, Betty Mot- son, Fronces Boughmon, Mary Boin, Thercso Oakley, Delores Cordcr. THIRD ROW: Ann Shupe, Richard Shoup, Jomes Ebert, Robert Boswell, Richard March, Jconnc Stoughton, Leonard Schulz, Jacob Min- nemon. SECOND ROW: Betty Hunt, Morilynn Mellen, Charles Strong, Peorl Rice, Herbert Shrider, Mortha Schlcppi, Vera Fields. 57 FIRST ROW: John Wagner, Paul Wolters, Richord Johnson, George Michelfelder, Wolter Ebcrlc, Paul Swinchort. F Ii F SII ) I FIFTH ROW, left to right: Jeone Fenner, Poul Borth, Davis Conrad, Gerald Woodgsord, Jeon Garnett, Barbara Souerteig, Robert Leh- mon, Kenneth Roach, Duonc Spangler, Eugene Lomncck. FOURTH ROW: Corolyn Kondel, Jeon Kagay, Margaret Oberdorfcr, David Wise, Willie Cole, Lovern Rieke, Margaret Freyberg, Betty Cream- er, Clara Cromer, Bertha Sexauer. THIRD ROW: Mory Hcmmcrt, Norbcrt Krocn, Edith Heiberg, Joon Taylor, Charles Hall, George Lane, Carol Ludington, Charlotte Hort- man, Harold Wheoton. SECOND ROW: Virginia Merrill, Mory Bow- shcr, Laura Milncs, Norman Winterhoff, Don- old Stelts, Groce Swickord, Helen Hclmlingcr, Theodore Blohm. FIRST ROW: Helen Miller, Lillian Roab, John Mostellcr, Chorles Weishoupt, Matildo Frisch, Clarence Brown, Fred Bernlohr. 58 F R E SII M E fl FIFTH ROW, left to right: Eunice Reedy, Rich- ord Fisher, Mortho Hosier, Rex Burton, Lillion Schleppi, Sylvio Mitzen, Goriy Vogelpohl, Dor- othy 0rr, Betty Toy, Charles Rothmon. FOURTH ROW: Ruthcllcn Platt, Emma Moere, Betty Sheets, Marjorie Blackstone, Melvin Buike, Donno Royer, John Ulrich, John Terry, Robert Hux, Marilyn Horney. THIRD ROW: Eorl Oclschlcger, Betty Frovcl, Marilce Fredericks, Eloisc Stoner, John Stoker, Kathleen McDermo't, Ray McLaughlin, La- Vcrnc Novak, Ruth Goodemon. SECOND ROW: Olga Hvizdok, Olive Daugh- erty, Lincoln Moore, Luello Koppclman, Lois Downs, Marie Heffelfinger, Stanley Stiver, Donold Hcstcrmon. FIRST ROW: Ralph Dobberstein, Joyce Troppe, Virginio McMahon, Corl Hockcr, Florence Pickles, Delores Zinn, Mory L. Schcidlcr. 59 F R E SII M E FIFTH ROW, left to right: Richard Powell, Horry Randall, Mary Ranck, Paul Keltner, Henry Ebert, James Miller, William Timm, Dovid Christman. FOURTH ROW: Marion Wilkin, Rose Domcr, Edwin Rover, Glenn Brown, Wayne Samples, Carl Rippel, Robert Nocks. THIRD ROW: Lucille Freund, Verno Nielsen, Gene Wise, Alice Jacobs, Chorlcs Cook, Wal- ter Stevens, Ray Borbcr. SECOND ROW: Jock Woltz, Mctto Hickmon, Mary A. Geyer, Karl Scholl, Paul Weinlander. FIRST ROW: John Egelhoff, Chorles Kreoch- boum, Genevieve Green, Robert Docring, Mori- lyn Wittemon, James Tropp. 60 These classes, comprising the worthy member- ship of our student body, present o conglomerate portrayal of modern youth. They make their debut ot the tender period following high school graduation; through a series of knocks and boasts, they gradually take on a hardier aspect. They learn to take it ; their lives and attitudes become colored with a vital philosophy, entirely personal, entirely self-developed. From among their ranks rise leading players who assume the reins and responsibilities of student government and leadership in organizations. Their matinee idols must prove their worth to deserve and re- tain the admiration of the campus public. Many are content to remain bit players in campus life. Others serve as prompters, as spiritual counsel- ors and influences for the good among their fel- low students. All types, all abilities appear on the stage, leaving an impression upon their au- dience's mind in proportion to the sincerity of their enactments. 6! SEMINARY FICU LTV Dean Paul Buchring Herbert Leupold )acob Dell Edward Fcndt Gustave Cast 62 Theodore Oonitschck Donold Luther Flonlcdt William Zollncr Roland Wicdcrandcrs Chariot Kllnksitk Dallas Adler Chorlcs Hossclboch Robert Hein VVoldemar Longhol: George Muedeking Victor Schicbcr William Wockc Poul Wenske 63 Even Bortcl August Gyson Gcrd Hcidmon Harold Knappc Warner Ncumon, Clarence Ocstrcich Walter Priebe Wilfred Roths Hugo Schmidt Paul Scoling Clem Shoemaker Robert Spenn Alfred Stein Arnold Ticfcnboch Renni Van Scoy Carl Weller Paul Wilson Carl Zchncr 64 JUNI I) It S Wilbur Budkc Elmer Christiansen Poul Frank Richard Freseman Gorhardt Pflcugcr Ralph Piper Robert Rickc Robert Rismillcr Norman Schcllhosc Walter Schulthciss James Somcrsillc Eugene Uber Paul Wcovcr Herbert Wolber Edword Wolf Willis Yorion Fred Holtfrctcr Poul Kampfc John Kucthe James Larsen Edward Long Oscar Mccs Clyde Miller Earl Papke 65 DEDICATION Inextricably linked with the name of Cap- ital University, woven rich threads into the tapestry of its history, is the name of Bern- lohr. The name itself conjures up a vision of two figures, tall and short, varied in interests and fields of activity, yet unified in a spirit of brotherliness. It calls to mind such adjec- tives as sympathetic , kind , honest , straightforward . In view of the fact that for a matter of some twenty years the brothers Bernlohr have been busily engaged in helping to provide many important items necessary to a perfect setting for this drama of student life—such items as a stadium, an athletic field, well- supervised college activities, great athletic teams, and above all, the noble example of modest, manly Christian character—we, the producers, take the greatest pleasure in dedi- cating to Fred and William Behnlohr this pro- duction of the drama they helped to inspire. Prof — classroom leader .... activi- ties director . . . . short, garbed in gray . . . . twinkling eyes belying a serious mien. WILLIAM HERNLOUR Bill —Coach . . . . mentor .... he of the firm chin and kindly eye . . . . slender, friendly, dig- nified. lifHJ lluWfW? ItuIt • IUiIVHM • (JXI 1 1 If Mttl — o , i. , , V� A . ♦ ■ % k..v V ’ 7fif Cjpirjl Uniorrsitu i o j r d of T o 11 r q r Irnomrs (Mtn VJM V 'J) ' ■ Os 11 -wf� t� nvr Jojrd t':(,«� • Elbe t if Ami •yurt . Prt'f mill) OF FULL EOF 11’ T111TIF S Stonding, left to right: Paul Rempe, Professor Klepser. Seated, left to right: Margaret Ann Young, Prof. Orr, Gerald Hovel, Dr. Bernlohr. CHARACTERS: An even distribution of faculty-students: the people's choice, elected by student body for life: leave only by graduation. PLOT: Delving into the realm t,f high finance, this important board carries on its share-the- wealth program; sees that student activities funds are properly distributed: submits ulti- mate sanction on place and time for campus-sponsored programs and trips: casts a wary eye over class budgets: provides recognition of scholastic and athletic worth. CAMPIS COUNCIL Standing, left to right: Ross Hamilton, Leonord Zeimer, Maurice White, Theodore Danitschck. Seated, left to right: David Henderson, Jacqueline Hording, Margaret Ann Young, Fred Kohl, Kathryn Bork, Gerald Hovel, Dr. Bcrnlohr, Edword Long. CHARACTERS: Ye high potentates—prexies of all classes and campus organizations. PLOT: Tradition, supervision, innovation are their watchwords. These college leaders form a thoroughly representative senate—they introduce, veto, and pass bills regarding major campus events. Homecoming. May Day. editorship of Chimes and Capitalian. B. C. A. elec- tions. Pay Your Debt” Day—all fall under their prudent jurisdiction. They inaugurate “Sharing by Giving Day, act as ministers of finance in balancing class treasurers’ books, and serve at “keepers of the calendar.” I) II (!IIES T R 1 Left side, fourth row: Della M. Moson, Gcrold Woodgcord, Williom Pickerel, Edword Brock, Corl Ziegler. Third row: Frances Baughman, Lenore Bowser, Margaret Hempy, Jean Kagay, Albert Rouber, Kotharinc Sommcrfcld, Delores Hummel, Trumon Eberly, David Christman, Clair Bornord. Second row: Beth Mayer, Winifred Chestnut, Mary E. Sheets, Mary T. Carr, Jock Mosteller. First row: Mr. Elliott, Gcrrie Franz, Orville Dally, Mcttc M. Hickman, Prof. Crist. Right side, third row: Gene Wise, Luther Heyde, Robert Konzelmon, Bette Bartlett, Horry Martin, Gene Engle, Elaine Baker, Donold Rosenbaum, Carol Clayton. Second row: Lois Downs, Ruth Bolz, Louise Show, Althea Kittcl, Donagcne Conrod, Irene Mcrando, George Lane. First row: Robert Morey, Henry Justice, Helmut Kuchncr, Joseph Huffmon. CHARACTERS: Symphonically-minded bowers and blowers with a thrist for orchestral acticity. PLOT: Developing, through semi-weekly rehearsals, a feeling for cooperation, artistic in- terpretation. and familiarity with great musical works, these instrumentalists learn much by doing. Frequent appearances provide incentive for concentrated practice. Plays. Bacca- laureate. Commencement, formal concerts see them turn out to provide harmony for the occasion. 74 L MEN’S ELEE CUE Second row, left to right: Donold Bachman, George Thomas, Ralph Stopp, John Krovonjo, Verne Moore, Horlon Liss, Ivon Scheborth, Donold Spindler, Paul Wilson, Gerhordt Disbro, Frederick Althoff, Pool Fronk, Hugo Schmidt, Richord Domboch, Robert Konscl- mon, Donald Rosenbaum. First row, left to right: John Mosteller, Charles Royer, Willis Yorion, Quentin Bottiste, Carl Sicvcrt, Luther Heydc, Elmer Pcsek, Loren Hinton, Prof. Crist, Richord Johnson, Paul Dell, Richord Reed, Paul Bowers, Evan Bortcll, George Lane, Dovis Conrod, Donald Bryant. CHARACTERS: Cap men varying in age and size from first-year to seventh-year students: masculine warblers: bodies with high tenor voices as well as with big bass voices. PLOT: Engaging themselves with the business of artistically presenting men’s glee material, club members find many engaging and melodious selections for study. Tuxes constitute the problem of the hour at the year's beginning. That obstacle passed, they make concert appearances and tours in gleaming black and white, singing enthusiastically despite starch- ed collars. 75 1) A A D Fourth row, left to right: Williom Pickerel, Edword Brock, Corl Ziegler, Richord Shoup, Louis Mcuscr, Gene Wise, John Ulrich, Joseph Huffman, Betty Maijolo, Davis Conrod, Richard Johnson, Paul Barth. Third row, left to right: Harold Wheaton, Richord Valentine, George Lane, Luther Heyde, Orville Dally, Robert Nocks, Lillian Roab, Richard Domboch, Truman Ebcrly, Herbert Krichbaum, Clair Bornard, Harry Martin, Elaine Baker. Second row, left to right: Gerald Woodgeord, Lucille Freund, Mary Bowshcr, Charles Snider, Bette Bortlett, Robert Morris, Gene Engle, Donald Rosenbaum, Albert Rouber, Delores Hummel, David Christmon. First row, left to right: Paul Bowers, Helen Miller, Mory J. Kail, Louise Show, Altheo Kittel, Helmut Kuchncr, Prof. Crist, Walter Mees, Donagene Conrad, John Mosteller, Louis Downs, William Hulmc, Ruth Bair. CHARACTERS: Students possessed with a high degree of instrumentality, capable of blow- ing sweet sounds and blending them harmoniously. PLOT: Preliminary tests faced with dread, prove to be easily hurdled by the truly consci- entious, who then find themselves band members. They assemble for weekly rehearsals; they work on the finest type of instrumental compositions; and they please Mees Hall audiences with annual concerts. Pep is their watchword on the football field; symphonic excellence is their goal on the concert stage. 76 CHAPEL CHOIR Fourth row, left to right: Karl Oelschlager, Norman Schellhase, Robert 8cck, George Mucdc- king, David Leach, John Maharg, Herbert Krichbaum, Corl Zchncr, Elmer Christiansen, Fred Holtfrctcr, Gcrhordt Pflcugcr, Robert Schmitz, Lawrence Billow, Kurt Mcuschke, Carl Mittcrmaicr, Orville Dally, Paul Kompfe, Trumon Eberly, Corol Cloyton. Third row: Olive Daugherty, Mory L. Schcidler, Ruth Renner, Richard Valentine, Robert Morris, Richord Shoup, Corl Schneuker, Richord Barton, Harold Knappe, Corl Amclung, Joseph Huffmon, Woldemor Langholz, Ralph Goldhordt, William Boner, Walter Hinds, Ralph Hecht, Paul Doneker, Jeonnc Fenner, Julio Garopcdion. Second row: Delores Hummel, Ruth Bolz, Mory E. Morgan, Kotharine Sommerfeld, Janice Wilson, Ann Shupc, Anna Jones, Virginia Schuh, Ruth L. Jones, Mory J. Daugherty, Ruth Sloon, Joon Grohom, Lovcrn Novak, Julia Thomos, Kathryn Utz, Ruth Metzger, Jane Carr, Sylvia Mitzcn. First row: Eleanor Condit, Beth Mayer, Edith Florstedt, Marguerite Cullison, Jarquelinc Hord- ing, Louise Hirt, Grace Ellenberger, Beatrice Houpt, Frieda Meuscr, Jeonnc Putcrbough, Betty J. Richards, Marjorie Oldroyd, Janice Merrill, Allabcllc Binkley, Evelyn Vocllcr, Lelo Cultice, Margaret Hempy, Marian Cornell, Bernice Scott. CHARACTERS: Musically-minded eds and coeds with talent along the vocal line. PLOT: Having heard much of the Chapel Choir during the ages B. C. (Before College), these students come, they sing, and they conquer. Awarded, after many rigorous try- outs and eliminations, membership in the traveling choir, they clamber aboard buses, turn- ing to the East, the North, and the West. Messages of sacred song are spread to en- thusiastic audiences. As June draws nearer, they prepare for the first West Coast Tour— Texas. California. Washington, Oregon become magic words. tm cii01k Fourth row, left to right: Borboro Sauerteig, Mory J. Kail, Ruth Buerhenn, Joan Toylor, Donald Stclts, Gront Nous, Paul Bowers, Karl Diemcr, Donald Spindler, Gerhordt Wie- gand, Francis Smith, Ray Creighton, Betty Fravel, Morgorct Frcyberg, Mary E. Browning. Third row: Morgoret Horpster, Harriet Nordstrom, Virginia Belt, Elizabeth Linamen, Mar- garet A. Geycr, Edith Heiberg, Charles Willmonn, Poul Barth. Goil Cooperrider, Roger Grobau, Luther Mann, Dorothy Hipp, Evelyn Franz, Eleanor Grant, Gwendolyn Kessler, Winifred Chestnut. Second row: Morgorct Fronius, Marion Wilkin, Donna R. Sinning, Ruth Sheatsley, Florence Pickles, Delores Cordcr, Theresa Oakley, Dorothy Berger, Mory Richey, Marjorie Miller, Mary J. Riestcr, Lillion Schlcppi, Laura Milncs, Dorothy Jordon, Dorothy Webber, Marvine Stuckey, Lois Downs. First row: Della M. Moson, Jeon Kagoy, Delores Zinn, Doris Reed, Betty Bartlett, llcane Taylor, Loretto Nedrow, Betty J. Jcnks, Sorah Jones, Motto M. Hickman, Locllo Koppcl- man, Doris Beem, Juan Eisnaugle, Genevieve Green, Eloise Stoner, Mary E. Powell. CHARACTERS: Those interested in singing for the joy of it; builder—uppers of Chapel Choir material. PLOT: Working together under a capable and sensitive leader, these singers develop fa- miliarity with the best type of choral music; they make frequent chapel appearances; they participate in choir festivals; and they institute a series of concerts featuring campus soloists. CO M MERCK CLUB Third row: left to right: Elizabeth Seufer, Norma Shoots, Anno L. Jones, Wilmo Creager, Julio Yorion, Virginia Keller, Helen Henderson, Gene Dozer, Luther Long, Corl Schantz, Paul Donovon, Charles Royer, Robert Shoemaker. Second row: Evelyn Morz, Earle Bracken, Bette Huff, Jerry Havel, Ralph Hecht, Prof. Martin, Prof. Dossel, Neil Winstead, Louise Fischer, Estclla Poul, Catherine Fcllmcth, Mary J. Krothgc, Mary Hcmmert, Helen Meredith, Miriom Hinton. First row: James Kirkpotrick, Robert Murray, Leonard Zicmer, Hildeburn Martin, Norman Fogt, Poul Leithort, Mox King, Dole Walters, Karl Sundcrman, Dole Sutton, Joseph Jacobs, Robert Beck. CHARACTERS: Future exec committees;” economists and administrators of tomorrow's world of finance. PLOT: By making the acquaintance of businessmen in various fields, each a specialist in his own work, by hearing these men and by conversing with them. Commerce Clubbers come to a fuller understanding of the world before them. They make fascinating tours through nearby factories, coal fields, clay manufacturing centers, and administrative offices. Ii E Ii N ft 11 V E Ii EI Fourth row, left to right: Corl Zepp, Eugene Dewey, Robert Willioms, Morion Foler, Edwin Wogstoff, Bcotrice Woclkc, Chorles Rothmon. Third row: Stonley Schneider, Glenn Keller, Woltcr Mcc$, Morcello Degen, Somuel Stein, Fred Ackcrmon, Friedo Meuser, Betty Hortung, Kothryn Utz. Second row: Maurice White, Paul Doneker, Hildegarde Hoffman, Mory Stolz, Virginia Schuh, Kothorine Sommerfeld, Luther Long. First row: Howord Rinker, John Wogner, James Trapp, Gerrie Fronz, Delores Zinn, Gory1 Disboro, Fronk Klein, Joseph Kellinger, Prof. Grossmon. CHARACTERS: Capsters interested in German culture, language, literature, and customs. PLOT: To the tune of sometimes harmonious DEUTSCHE MUSIK by the zealous band mem- bers. this club acquires a knowledge of all things German. Dr. Reichenberger tells of the school system; Dr. Vogel describes Christmas customs; WEIHNACHTSPIEL is pre- sented, followed by the annual caroling expedition. 80 LE CKR0LE FI!Ai C11S Third row, left to right: Edwin Rover, Lowrence Billow, Virginio Richords, Mory E. Gomes, Kothleen McDormott, Delores Frye, Jomes Redmon, Corl Sievert, Glenn 8rown. Second row: Edith Stolzcnburg, Jconnc Shcplcr, Betty Moijolo, Justino Eich, Jonc Buchmon, Mile. Monnier, Ann Shupe, Jonis Behnlein, Thyro Stoner, Mildred Pickering, Mory Boin. First row: Betty Bortlctt, Ruthellcn Plott, Alberto Poth, Lo Volo Vondcrpool, Mothildo Frisch, Morcello Dcgen, Chorlottc Hortmon. CHARACTERS: Lcs jeunes fillcs et les fil who enroll in the cause of learning the French language as it should be spoken. PLOT: These young linguists put their classroom knowledge to practical use as they as- semble under Mile. Monnier’s capable guidance. The parlez-vous s fly thick and fast as the various classes step to the foreground, arranging successive meetings and programs. They develop the Parisian local color by means of French songs, games, conversation, and drama. LEinim urn hid ril Standing, left to right: Williom Bccsc, Chorlcs Slotcr, Theodore Breuckner, Ralph Houve, Robert Swigort, Chorlcs Willman. Seated, left to right: Hildeburn Martin, Dean Meyer, Paul Rempc, Gerald Hovel, Earle Brocken. CHARACTERS: Official delegates of Cap's masculinity inhabiting Lehmann Hall. Wanna- macher Hall, and Columbus homes. PLOT: Headed by ever-efficient Dean Meyer, these solons assume the role of bargaining committe; they serve to promote spirit among the university men. Their projects include provision of proctor's keys; cleanup and improved lighting campaigns; decoration of Leh- mann Hall then Homecoming rolls around; installation of bell system in Wannamacher Hall. More on the frivolous side is their all-men’s revue. 82 TAU KIPP 1 ALPHA Standing, left to right: Prof. Croig, Pres. Mccs, Fred Holtfrctcr. Seated, left to right: Prof. Drushol, A. Jone Bierstedt, Rolph Piper, Jane Buchmon. CHARACTERS: Those of argumentative mind and Demothenical eloquence — prominent debaters of a prominent debating department. PLOT; Aspirants for membership must possess prerequisite attainment of two years' de- bating experience. With this safely behind them, they may be accepted upon proof of sterling ability. Standards high, the fortunate few belonging to this national fraternity focus attention upon forensic activities. At their single meeting of the year they initiate, both formally and informally, at a downtown banquet hall. 83 IIEII l T E Second row: Prof. Drushol, Wondo McCullough, Virginio Holliday, Ruth Lutz, Betty Hortung, Ruth Borkow, Helen Henderson. First row: Jonc Bicrstedt, Dorothy Hipp, Jone Buchmon, Cloir Ett, Thelmo Kibler. Second row: Eugene Dewey, Eorle Bracken, Thomos Southard, Luther Long. First row: Donold Bochmon, Verne Rickc, Robert Hux, Charles Rothman, Kenneth Thomos, Prof. Drushol. CHARACTERS: Those of the flaming tongue and fiery eloquence; thinkers-on-their- feet. expressing logically sound reasoning. PLOT: With the goal of three state championship cups shining brightly before them, our debaters set out at the year's beginning to assimilate all debate knowledge handed out by Debate Coach Drushal. Two months before tourney time sees them working furiously upon the question at hand—for and again'. Rich satisfaction comes with the winning of first award in all three bouts: Men's. Women's, and Radio Debate. Row three, left to right: Theodore Leoch, A. Jone Bierstedt, Fronk Klein, Edword Bossier, Herbert Wolber, Rolph Stopp, Virginio Holidoy, Paul Dell, Prof. Croig, Gertrude Degen. Second row: Frieda Meuvcr, Jacqueline Harding, Janis Behnlcin, Claire Ett, Fred Althoff, Ruth L. Jones, Ivan Scherborth. First row: Luther Heyde, Estello Poul, Wanda McCullough, Harriet Schumann, Howard Rinker, Maurice White. Left to right: Ralph Piper, Fred Holtfrctcr, Mary M. Schultz, LoVolo Vonderpool, Clarence Ocstrcich, Gcrhordt Pflcugcr, James Somersille, Hugo Schmidt, Paul Scaling. CHARACTERS: Those Capsters possessing a working knowledge of the University stage, that work” taking the form of scenery-erecting, makeup-daubing, backstage-bookhold- ing. or footlight-emoting. PLOT: Keeping always in mind their purpose of presenting the best in drama of the past and present, these theatrically-inclined members of the student body devote time and talent to various phases of the business of putting on a show. Having attained membership status through participating in two plays during two years, they proceed to enthrall student audiences with MRS. MOONLIGHT. WHAT A LIFE. KIND LADY. ROMEO AND JULIET. HIGH TOR. TOVARICH. LADIES IN WAITING, and BELLE LAMAR. 85 Loft to right: Wil- liam Bccjc, Leon- ard Ziemer, James Kirkpatrick, Hitde- gorde Hoffman. LEONARD ZIEMER Editor-in-Chief Second row: Stan- ley Schneider, Margaret Ann Young, Fred Ack- erman, Glenn Kel- ler, Everette Chc- not, Mary Zwerner, Lucille Macklin. First row: M a x King, Donna R. Sin- ning, Marian Falcr, Kathryn Ufx. Second row: Rob- ert Hein, Edward Basclcr, Evelyn Marx, C h o r I c s Weishaupt, Jeanne Puterbaugh, Mary L. Dell. First row: Luther Monn, Margie Griffith, Betty Burris, Marcella Degen, Mary J. Daugherty, Betty Hartung. WILLIAM BRADNER Business Manager Second row, left to right: Robert Konzclmon, Mar- guerite Cullison, Woltcr Mccs, Joseph Jacobs, Robert Murray. First row: Richard Shoup, Elsie Leopold, Mary Stolz, Betty Motson, Marcia Black, Beth Mayer. L------1 Second row: Lconord Schulz, Margaret Rippcl, Jacqueline Harding. First row: Miriam Bau- man, Mary J. Snodgrass, Betty Popcndick, LcRoy Sarver, Virginia Holiday. Left to right: Glenn Kel- ler, Earle Bracken, Dovid Henderson, Fred Acker- mon, William Bradner. I'll Signing of Engraver’s Contract Sets Wheels In Action. The coming summer 1940 does not meon vocotion, for by this time the first controcts hove been signed ond introductory plons ore under way. Occasional planning meetings prepare for a busy year aheod. The Dummy Makes Its Initial Bow. With Professor Drushal in the ad- visory capacity, the book storts on its woy as the first plans appear on paper. Mr. Miller of Indian- apolis Engraving olso guides and serves us in many woys. Sordid Finance Under Capable Management. The business monogcr, Vernon Linhort, advised by the ever com- petent watcher of the purse strings, Mr. Bachman, starts his task of financing our project early. Many were the conferences such os this. Creative Ability. New Ideas A La Staff. Suggestions from the stoff ore al- ways welcomed. These faithful members. Marguerite C u I I i s o n, Evelyn Marz, Walter Mees, Estello Paul and Carl Reiser arc the un- sung heroes who work unknown behind the scenes. “Sophomores Next” Supervision of Photography. Monogcd by members of the staff the scheduling of pictures moves smoothly. Mr. Pomeroy of Mo e- housc-Marten's Studio and Chuck Wcishaupt, our compus photog- rapher, do their jobs well because of fine campus cooperation. Words, Words, Words. Script Writing and Art Work Move On. The job of script writing rolls merrily on os ossistont editor Mor- guerite Cullison writes the plots ond settings of our ploy. The scenery, by pen ond ink, tokes form under the copoble honds of Mr. Ticdemon and Miss Bing. Pictures Arc Mounted and Again the Mount- ies” Paste Their Man. Long nights of hord work stretch before the stoff os the job of mounting gets under way. Rulers, rozors, paper ond postc continual- ly hount the stoff members. Prac- tical suggestions os to loy-out ore offered by Mr. Gainey. Financial Backing Pro- vided By Local Firms For Value Received. Serving the business monoger, o stoff of three, Andrew Klopfer, Louis Mielke, ond Poul Rempc Spend hours convincing locol firms that advertising in the 1941 CAPITALIAN is o good invest- ment. Let's moke it so! The Two Chiefs Hold a Press Consultation. Frequent trips to Carroll Press Inc. mean thot the book is nearing completion. Reoding proofs, check- ing copy, tying up o few loose ends all is finished. As the presses roll, on idea becomes o realization. Day of Rejoicing Premier Appearance With All Star Cast. The doy of rejoicing orrives, Moy 19, 1941. Dcdicotion tokes place in chopcl ond the new 1941 CAPITALIAN bound in o clever Donkcr Cover is presented to the public. All the world is o stage to the actors of Capitol University. THE EDITOR Sixth row, left to right: Abplonolp, Clark, Krousc, Stevens, Eibling, Zepp, Wise, Kiether, Diley, Holte- man, Michelfelder, Hormon, Oberdorfer, Meuser, Billow, Micscl. Fifth row: Schneider, Townlcy, Keller, Terry, Hulmc, Wintcrhoff, Moore, Swinchort, Rempc, Lcitcr, Krousc. Fourth row: Prof. Busch, Ackerman, Chcrvot, Robert Heilman, Chorles Heilman, Rinkcr, Hcnncssy, Mc- Cullough, Geist, Morz, Hoprich, Homilton. Third row: Prof. Orr, Prof. Fromm, Prof. Geist, Dcgcn, Woerle, Heffelfinger, Keller, Seufer, Yorion, Lcpley, Fischer, Franklin, Humes, Freyberg, Lyden. Second row: Lutz, Todd, Dustman, Schuh, Schultz, Longhans, Shupe, Baughman, Roberta Matson, 8ctty Motson. First row: Sheotslcy, Sheets, Barth, Cox, Borkow, Miller, Stuckey, Burhenn. Sixth row: Cooperrider, Hendershot, Homilton, Kirk- patrick, Spangler, Thomos. Fifth row: Reed, Dell, Schantz, Kuehner, Knouff, Rosen, bourn. Combs, Rooch, Orr. Fourth row: Evans, Pitt, Rippel, Souse, Anderson, Hilge- man, Sommer, Daving. Third row: Rohrer, Miller, Oberdorfer, Heckmonn, Schudel, Mogerlein, Trott, Leupold. Second row: Prof. Zimpfcr, Prof. Klcpscr, Prof. Schoof, Orr, Krous, Kandel, Cook, Daniels, Koffcnbcrgcr, Knupke, Oberdorfer, Barrett, Green, Wilkin, Do- mer, Lindsoy, Sommerfeld. First row: Chenot, Moidhof, Rauber, Sicvcrt, Mobis, Winterhoff, Moyer. CHARACTERS: Embryo scientists and scientesses of the student body. PLOT: These students band together in a mass movement to engender the scientific spirit in their college lives. They witness pertinent films, decipher blackboard diagrams, listen to faculty members and visiting professors. All in the cause of science are their skating and bowling parties, their annual May picnic, and their moonlight trek to Perkins Observatory. SO First Picture, Second row: John Kuethe, Eric Fietz, Poul Schulz, Gcrhardt Pflcuger, Alfred Stein, Robert Spcnn, Carl Brockcr, Elmer Elzey, Edwin Wogstoff, Oonald Frey, Corl Weller. First row: Herbert Wolber, Wilfred Roths, August Gyson, Robert Hein, George Muedeking, Horold Knoppe, Corl Amelung, Arnold Ticfcnboch, Second picture. Third row: Clyde Miller, Chorie: Hosscl- boch, Edwo-d Wolfe, Wi.licm Wocke, Clarence Cestreich, Corl Hockcr, Robert Reismillcr. Second row: Norman Shellhosc, Fred Althoff, 8cotrice Houpt, Frank Klein, Poul Bcrgdall, LaVoto Von- dcrpcol, Constance Fischer, Willis Yorion, Gurd Hcidmann. First row: Corl Zehner, Wilbur Budke, Karl Oelschlcgcr, Robert Wietclrr.an, Francis Smith, Woldemar Long- holz. CHARACTERS: Missionary-minded students, spurred by a vision of Christ's kingdom spread over all the earth. PLOT: These students undertake extensive study cf. end participation in. all phases of mis- sion activity: home, foreign, and inner-mission;. They spread their enthusiasm by means of monthly vesper services, interesting speakers, the annual Mission Drive, occasional social events, and visits to Columbus mission centers. 91 KAPPA SIGMA LIPSILO Third row, left to right: Herbert Krichboum, Helmut Kuehner, Everctte Chenot, Joseph Brod- bury, Warren Powell, Richard Powell, Thomos Southard, Dole Sutton. Second row: Harold Vitte, Loren Hinton, Glenn Keller, Joseph Hamilton, Stanley Schneider, Fred Ackermon, John Krovonjo, Donold Bachman, Ralph Stopp. First row: Walter Mccs, Carl Ziegler, Howord Rinkcr, Fred Kohl, Gerald Hovel, Earle Bracken, Richard Dambach. CHARACTERS: A group of socially-minded fellows interested in promoting school spirit and fellowship. PLOT: Taking the responsibility for adding bits of color to the social life of the campus, these men join with K. S. T. in sponsoring a hayride and party at the Columbus Riding Academy, thrill fortunate coeds with a superstition-defying Friday-the-thirteenth dinner party, torment stalwart pledges during February ‘‘haze week, and wind up with a spring formal—‘‘strictly closed.” They indulge ever so lightly in sports—specifically intramural basketball, and engage in round table discussions and group singing. VARSITY C Fourth row, left to right: Richord Stock, Normon Shcllhose, Bernard Heuer, Poul Donovon, Poul Scoling, August Gyson, Gary Pflcugcr, Eorl Popke. Third row: Willis Yarion, Edward Wolfe, Clyde Miller, Clement Shoemaker, Ralph Piper, Herbert Wolber. Second row: Cooch Davidson, Prof. Elsoss, James Sundermon, Coach Bernlohr, Robert Heilman, Luther Long, Rodney Mathews, Gorhordt Disbro. First row: Theodore 8rucckncr, Ernest Wintcrhoff, John Disbro, Elmer Pcsck, Edward Long, Walter Herriott, Charles Willman, Gerald Hovel, Charles Heilman. CHARACTERS: Varsity athletes, proud possessors of C's of all shapes and sizes—both alumni and undergrads. PLOT: Purposing to foster fellowship and sportsmanship, these heroes of court, gridiron, diamond, cinder track meet monthly—discuss outstanding sports personalities, witness films of athletic activities, (local and otherwise), take over the pleasant task of super- vising cheerleaders, sponsor Dad's Day for football players. They provide social func- tions. work on a campus project, and climax the year's activities with the annual meet- ing for grads and undergrads held on Commencement Day—with eats! 93 WOMEO ATHLETIC ISSOCIATIOA Left to right: Miss Hcymon, Lucille Mocklin, Delores Swoncy, Louise Fischer, Margaret Fischer, Gladys Stombough, Estcllo Paul, Kathryn Bork, Marian Faler, Geargiano Borrett, Mary Richey, Solly Muckley, Jeon Agler, Marjorie Oyer, Verono Mains. CHARACTERS: All sports-minded coeds eager for parties, fun. and cooperation. PLOT: From the first, the girls find themselves caught up in a gay swirl of vigorous ac- tivities. They thrill to the autumnal zest of archery, tennis, hockey, and hiking. Later they warm up a chilly gym in a fever heat of volleyball and deck tennis. Following in quick succession comes a jumble of basketball, table tennis, badminton, swimming, riding, baseball, and bowling. Through the entire production we find the silver thread of cooperative idealism, strengthened by intercollegiate Sports Days. There are also pajama parties, theatre parties, group swims, rink skating, and the annual Senior Fare- well Breakfast. DEL Ti I'll! UP 111 Left to right: Herbert Wolber, Josef Kellingcr, Prof. Grossmon, Frank Klein, Bette Huff, Hildegorde Hoffman, Mory Stolz, Gertrude Degen. CHARACTERS: Chosen students who have proved their outstanding ability in the study of German. PLOT: With the worthy intent of honoring excellence in German, the Beta Omicron chapter of this national organization holds monthly meetings, carrying on the study of German literature; finds fun at a Christmas party; and initiates formally, banqueting its neophytes in royal style. The month of April finds various members of the student body boldly ticketed with the club insignia and colors, signifying pledgeship. They serve a probationary term, and wait with eager anticipation the day when they shall attain full membership and partake of aforementioned royal banquet! 95 Fill IIETA Second row, left to right: Evelyn Voellcr, Janice Wilson, Julia Postle, Harriet Schumonn, Margaret Ann Geyer, Jacqueline Harding, Corol Clayton, Beth Mayer, Mory Ellen Sheets, Julia Thomos, Mory E. Browning, Margaret A. Hempy, A. Jone Bicrstcdt. First row: Elaine Baker, Lillian Schlcppi, Mary J. Dougherty, Groce Richert, Marguerite Cullison. CHARACTERS: A group of lasses active in the field of music or dramatics, with the intention of entering either of these two fields professionally. PLOT: The girls pledge themselves to promote the best in music and in drama; set about the practical realization of their pledge. They call in faculty speakers; stage a mock pre-election party rally to further new fellowship with patrons, inducting Patron and Patroness Mr. and Mrs. J. Garber Drushal; eagerly scan national Phi Beta magazine, the BATON, for news of sisters all over the land; honor Patroness Gertrude Lawrence and Honorary Member Jeanette MacDonald with floral offerings; cull out soph talent for '41 rushees; and climax year's activities with annual recital by the members. 96 K IP P Sl(im THE Til I! I) III I) Left to right: Ruth Klinzing, Morion Dustmon, Morgoret A. Young, Solly Mucklcy, Lucille Mocklin, Virginio Hollidoy, Jone Buchmon, Gertrude Degen. CHARACTERS: More than two hundred Cap-ettes. interested in a truly democratic social program. PLOT: The girls place their affairs in the hands of a board of directors, which in turn plans activities, appoints committees, and supervises a well-rounded social program. Early in the presentation comes the Little-Sister Reception. Later the girls are seen in colorful formals at parties, Open House, initiation, and the formal party of the spring season. In between these social occasions they listen to outside speakers, spend Friday evenings at ping pong, bridge and dancing a la clubroom. 97 imimmim i: tun ins cum Fourth row, left to right: Corl Scholl, Eugene Longholz, Loren Hinton, William Kicthcr, James Kirk.ootrick, Corl Zcpp, Dovid Wise, Herbert Roth, Fred Ackerman, Fred Kohl, Glenn Keller, Rolph Dobberstein, Maurice White, Corl Linder, Gerhordt Mchl, William Cost, William Cberdorfer, Paul Rempe, Russell Finkenbine, Theodore Brucckner, Ger- hordt Disbro. James Sundermon. Luther Long, Joseph Brodbury. Third row: Prof. Grimm, Virginio Hollidoy, Edith Florstedt, Eloine McQuoy, Betty Hartung, Betty Moijolo, Winifred Chesnut, Irene Merando, Margaret Rippel, Ruth Belzner, Betty Acker, Wilmo Crcogcr, Motildo Frisch, Mory J. Hursey, Kothryn Bork, Bette Huff, Jeon Aglcr, Jconcttc Mcglcy, Mory J. Snodgrass, Thyro Stoner, Gladys Stombaugh. Second row: Paul Donckcr, Ruth Hopping, Dorothy Hipp, Sally Mucklcy, Elizabeth Ice, Lo- Vola Vondcrpool, Miriam Hinton, Esther Torbcrt, Morvcnc Stuckey, Doii Echclbcrry, Dolores Zinn, Gcrrie Franz, Evelyn Morz, Estcllo Paul, Virginio Keller, Thelma Kibler, Beotrice Houpt. First row: Quentin 8attiste, Margaret A. Gcyer, Allabcllc Binkley, Mox King, Morion Sham- bough, Rolph House, Williom Tcgtmcicr, Robert Grcwc, Herbert Lcupold, Corl Mittcr- maier, Virginia Schuh, Ruth Lutz, Wolter Mecs. CHARACTERS: Those internationally-minded students desiring a greater awareness of world problems and their effect upon American life and institutions. PLOT: Finding themselves in a nation pressed on all sides by the grim events of a world of turmoil, the members of this club strive for international understanding. Their prog- ress towards this goal is furthered by O. S. U. profs Heimberger and Balias: by informa- tive movies: and by an address from Dr. Bunce. Preserving the livewire characteristics of the group are their skating parties. Christmas social, campus talent program, and an exchange meeting with the Otterbein I. R. C. 9S NI 1 INII club Third row, left to right: George Aggos, Robert Klic, Theodore Blohm, Anno Jones, Wilmo Creoger, Woltcr Stevens, Verno Nielsen, Chorles Cook, Theodore Lcoch, Charles Strong, Gerold Hovel, Neil Winstead, Corl Ziegler, Ross Homilton, Dole Sutton, Norbert Kurtz, Melvin Addison. Second row: Chorles Royer, Elizobeth Seufer, Betty Hunt, Elizabeth Koenreich, Doris Bryant, Vero Damlos, Miss Reel, Florence Hitzclbcrgcr, Morion Shombough, Pearl Rice, Margie Griffith, Jock Finefrock, Robert Hux. First row: Eloise Stoner, Mory Richey, Lenore 8owsher, Mory 8owsher, Carol Ludington, Donna Royer, Mildred Pickering, Helen Meredith, Miriam Hinton, Warren Powell, Richard Powell. CHARACTERS: Local good-will ambassadors; far-seeing students who realize the im- portance. present and future, of friendly relationships with our Latin continent-sharers. PLOT: Acting upon the well-founded belief that the world at war is much more inter- ested in our policy and attitude toward peoples in this hemisphere, than it is in our mili- tary power.” members keep a keen eye upon conditions in Mexico and the Americas. They bring in natives from those lands of military and economic importance, they share in the experiences of travelers who have seen this part of the world, and they develop international good will through mutual understanding. 99 KAPPA ALPHA PI Third row, left to right: Marguerite Cullison, Joseph Jacobs, Raymond Schott, Jone Buch- man, 8crnord Magcrlein, Robert Knupkc. Second row: Frieda Meuser, Clyde Koffenberger, Jacqueline Hording, Alton Mabis, Mildred Woelke, Luther Heyde, Mary Jo Hursey, Russell Finkenbine, Elizabeth Seufer, Robert Wictclmonn. First row: Jonis Behnlein, Kathryn Bork, Mory E. Browning, Margaret A. Gcyer, Allobellc Binkley, Mory J. Snodgrass, Virginio Keller, Helen Henderson, Cloire Ett. CHARACTERS: The much-discussed, seldom-glimpsed possessors of that important gray matter: the cream that rises to the top after the semi-annual shakeup of final exams. PLOT: After attaining, by sweat-of-the-brow plus a sizeable dash of midnight oil. the required point averages, these campus intellectual leaders band together in an organized unit. Under the initiative of Dean Armin Meyer, Kappa Alpha Pi is revived from its former dormant state. Members focus attention upon social, intellectual, and cultural life of the university; they flourish the banners of scholarship ideals; and they find fun in “Professor Quizz-es,” spelling bees, a Christmas party, and a spring picnic. 100 It takes all kinds of people ... So do we find our talent widely separated and varied. Our campus organizations offer an equally great variety of activities. While the hurried sched- ule of classroom activity permits concentration only upon the pursuit of knowledge, our var- ious clubs provide the essential time and lead- ership necessary to develop a cultural under- standing of this knowledge, and to put it to practical use. The abstract takes on the form of the concrete; the jumble of unassimilated facts becomes the ordered list of workable prin- ciples and active ideals. Personality adjust- ments are made; original ideas and experiences are expressed; and a new attitude of coopera- tion is formed. Each talent may find its niche, each ambition may find satisfaction through membership in some organization, or in dif- ferent groups. Thus is harmony preserved among our cast—thus do we avoid any pro- fessional jealousy on the part of our actors for each may find his role, and with it he will find friendship, new acquaintances, and an op- portunity for self-expression. 10! nai re L’iawm r + MAIUAN DUSTMAN ‘'Dusty”, the Queen! . . . calm . . . pleasant . . . poised . . . serene . . . every inch royalty . . . one of Cap’s two blonde rulers for I940-'41 . . . the center of colorful fall ceremony. 106 107 KAPPA SIGMA THETA Prexy Margaret Ann Young reflects as she prepares for the fes- tivities. She reads a bit of im- portant script to inter- ested members. Play night in the club- room — a piano and friends and a bit of harmony floats forth. The Swap Party—field day for bargain hunt- ers. Anything and ev- erything— A few beauties—mas- culine and feminine— at the annual shin-dig. KAPPA SIGMA UPSILII Prexy Fred Kohl looks pledges in the eye . . . No need to tremble— much! Solemn singing at ini- tiation ... a joyous look of welcome for new members. The club trio shines . . . and brightens things up a bit. A miss for a mascot. The ultimate in relax- ation . . . Clubroom harmonizing ... A ha- ven of refuge . . . CII C EIII SEHIES Lily Pons and her ac- companist. Frank La Forge . . . glamour and artistry ... a rare com- bination of top-notch performers in two fields. Vladimir Horowitz . . . pianistic genius . . . quiet, serious, unas- suming stage personal- ity . . . highly devel- oped technical skill. Rink String Quartet . . . chamber music in the best traditional style . . . four artists playing as one ... in- spiring warmth of in- terpretation. 110 Jascha Heifetz . . . es- poused jazz rhythms . . . champion of the young musician . . . suave, sympathetic possessor of thrilling tecnique and expres- siveness. Dorothy Maynor . . . genuine . . . vital . . . an American genius whose star is rising to immortal heights ... a vibrant, living voice. Continental Gypsy En- semble . . . sing, gypsy; play, gypsy . . . pure entertainment in the traditional gypsy style ... an artistic performance just for fun.” 1 12 I) RIMA White satin gleaming against a velvety black stage . . . the coffin scene in Romeo and Juliet . . . exquisite pathos. A Shakespearean party scene . . . also Romeo and Juliet . . . elabo- rate costuming . . . clever staging. The students get a hilarious Christmas treat . . . the faculty cavorts through Abie's Irish Rose. What! Can this be our dignified Prexy? . . . the fall of the House of Mees. A steam-shovel scoop . . . Rinker and Liss find trouble served up on a mountainside . . . High Tor . . . serious drama plus comic relief. The fair Juliet with face uplifted . . . The kindly father gives his blessing to the ill-fated lovers. Abie’s Irish Rose brings the music and the dramatics depart- ments to their knees to break in a few Christmas toys. High Tor troupe besieged by troopers . . . It's a mountainside, so help us! Tovarich duelists indulge in swordplay to the accompani- ment of Russian music and (vodka!. On guard! The social applecart upsets as royalty takes to the kitchen . . . Ingratiating commissar bows to his former superiors. QUEEN KAY r JULIA PISTLE Julia Postle . . . Julie” ... a hearty personality . . . direct . . . sincere . . . neat, immaculate . . . sweet and likeable ... a musical queen . . . another blond. Homecoming crowds pack stands as a proud Capital presents to the college world its newly erected stadium. Cheers ring louder, excitement runs higher as the thrill of new possession is felt. Snapped at the scene of dedication, these three men have each had a part in bringing about a concrete realization of student and faculty stadium dreams. Ulli! mi STA I) 11' II After many years of careful and hopeful planning, a new bit of scenery has been added to Capital’s stage setting. In Sep- tember. 1940. Cap students returned from vacation to find a new concrete stadium under construction. Begun on July 25. the building was completed October 1, and was dedicated at the Bowling Green game October 12. Plans for the new building took definite form ten years ago. when it was decided to set a certain sum aside each year from the Student Activity Fund. When this amount reached $10,000, construction was begun under the capable manage- ment of the Building Committee which included Mr. Bachman, Dr. Fred Bernlohr, Prof. William Bernlohr. Prof. Orr, Prof. Liefeld. The total cost reached $15,000, the remaining sum being met through individual loans, to be repaid from gate receipts. The stadium, seating 1.500. was designed by Benham and Richards and constructed by Robert Sitterlin and Son. Plumb- ing was installed by the Stai Plumbing Company. F 0 0 T I) i L L RECORD Capitol 20 Kenyon 6 Capital 8 Marietta 6 Capital 6 Hcidclburg 38 Capital 7 0. Northern 12 Capital 7 Bowling Gr. . 7 Capital 19 Valparaiso 20 Capital 32 Otterbein 0 Third down and two yards to go—1941 football season gains impetus with the pres- ence of a new stadium. Coach Paul Davidson starts his second year as head football mentor with a sophomore line furnishing the strong defensive. Pesek and Heilman pilot air divis- ion and Elsass. Staker and Havel lead the ground crew, as the team continues the use of open style play fea- turing aerial circus. The season opens with the an- nual hegira to Kenyon and a victory. A momentary gloom pervades the football camp as J. Disbro. C. Oakley and L. Staker. first linemen, enter the army air service. Paul Elsass is chosen honor- ary captain as season ends with record of three victor- ies. one tie and three de- feats. two of which were lost by desperate passes with only seconds to play. The future shines brightly as graduation takes only four lettermen. 941 season ... a bit disappointing . . . victory bell rings twice; silent fourteen times . . . hopes for '42 soar high ... a never-give-up spirit shines throughout the season . . . purple and white cagers pile up 667 points for o 41.6 overage per gome as against oppon- ents' 778 . . . several nar- 1 BASKETBALL row margins of defeat . . . fair play, competitive ideals continue . . . sweet is the triumph over Otter- bein climaxing the season . . . Outstanding Fresh- man material under Coach Paul Davidson . . . turn in excellent record in practice tilts to raise hopes . . . On to '42! MSEIULL . Til Go to your marks—get set—go! . . . 1940 Varsity thin-clads prove one of the best teams ever to rep- resent Capital on cinder paths . . . very strong run- ning team . . . fair in field events . . . win three of their four conference meets . . . Stock undefeated in dual meets in dashes . . . Weaver wins Confer- ence pole vault . . . also holds field record at Cap . . . Lundberg outstanding in several events . . . Wittenberg meet won by two-thirds of a point in last event! 130 Str-r-ike! . . . Baseball team of 1940 rings down 1 (;K . TENNIS curtain on undefeated season with nine victories . . . wins Ohio Conference championship . . . Hel- mick hurls eight wins . . . well-balanced squad . . . good defense . . . plenty of extra base hits from Helmick and R. Wenzel . . . defeat Wooster to stay in race for championship. Let ball! . . . Varsity tennis squad wins three of its eight-match schedule . . . defeats Otterbein and Ohio Northern in conference competition . . . Long and Miller win most of their matches . . . both seniors, 1940. 131 13?. vmrs Swimming . Stars of Splash . . . Archery . . . Zing! . . . Bull's eye or bust . . . modern followers of Diana. Baseball—Deck Tennis . . . The knockers and the tossers . . . let's hurl, girls. 'wanna go swim- ming? Yes? Riding . . . All set for a ride . . . hand upon the rein, eye upon the path. Hockey . . . 1 33 Sticks, and they’re not stuck with’em . . . ruffing and tumbling towards the goal. Basketball . . . Net gains . . development of steady aim . . . wanted: an eye for the basket. Badminton . . . Watch the birdie .. . light, airy, and especially fast . . . on your toes! Table Tennis . . . Tennis a la table ... a ping for every pong . . . twenty-one. skid- doo! On April 11, 1940, there passed from our midst a respected, loved, and admired member of our faculty, Dr. Paul Bez, Ph.D. Dr. Bez began his teaching career in the city of Detroit in 1925. A graduate of the University of Michigan, he served as instructor of German for two years, attaining his master's degree in 1928. He reached the rank of doctorate at the same university in 1938. Dr. Paul Bez first became associated with Capital Uni- versity in 1929 as Assistant Professor of German. In 1936 he became Associate Professor, and ad- vanced to the rank of Professor in 1939. While on our campus, Dr. Bez was active in Delta Phi Alpha, national honorary German Fraternity, and carried on extensive research work in the field of German culture. It is with deepest respect that we dedicate this page to the memory of Dr. Paul Bez. 4 m . i p !:u eilUTAI� CALL The curtain falls! Rounds of applause ring out! Call back the outstanding actors to receive their well earned recognition! At the close of our drama of campus life we call back to the glare of the foot- lights, before the curtain, those members of the cast who have made this a star-studded production. The applause was measured by a representative poll of campus leaders. Ballots were distributed to the heads of all campus organizations, to Dean Eich and to Dean Meyer, requesting their choice of mem- bers of the two upper classes whom they considered outstanding in the fields of organizations, social activities, and athletics. In response to this call, representing a cross-section of campus opinion, the spotlights come up on the junior and senior, mascu- line and feminine leads, in each of the three acts —Organizations, Activities, and Sports! .VWSfj 95CT M ii 3rf$sA •:' VpW MARGARET ANN YOUNG Effervescent Socially poised Diminutive Competent 138 ROBERT HEILMAN Star Intelligentleman . . well dressed athlete . . . capable leader. . . dependable . . . PAUL REMPE Unpretentious Clean cut Gallant Reserved MARGUERITE CULLISON Sparkling personality . . . Keen mind . . . Versatile . . . Gifted . . . 139 ACTII MARIAN DUSTMAN Quiet friendliness . . . Well groomed . . . Dignified . . . Regal . . . BERNARD HEUER Executive ability Publicity promoter Magnetic Adroit 14C EARLE BRACKEN Perennial committee- man Social personality Businesslike Courteous HARRIET SCHUMAN Star of the Lone Star State . . . Drawlingly engaging . . . Debonair. . . Convivial . . . 141 GERALD HAVEL Highly esteemed Enterprising Industrious Popular VERONA MAINS Amazingly resourceful.. Excellent in sports . . . Ingenuous . . . Erect. . . INDEX TO .1 imsEiis Capital University Bookstore Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance Company Pure Oil Company Dick's Fish Market Long's Book Store Wentz Pharmacy Crestview Press Riebel Appliance Shop Walter English Capital Barber Shop Old Trail Printing Company Albers Super Markets Presbyterian Ministers' Fund Lutheran Book Concern Columbus-Grove City Bus Co. Bexley Theatre Kauffman Lattimer Co. Kroger Grocery and Baking Co. Connell's Bexley Greenhouse Bexley Barbers Capital University Print Shop Charles A. Weishaupt Bexley Pharmacy Smith and Lee Ralph Sprang Carroll Press. Inc. 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Jones, Miss Helen Grace Seminory Apt., Worthington, O. Conrod, Miss Dorothe E. 939 City Pork Ave., Columbus, O. Cooper, Charles D------.-393 Mimring Rd., Columbus, O. Cottcrman, Homer R_________675 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. Craig, William C------218 S. Remington Rd., Bexley, O. Crist, Wilbur E----------2256' 2 E. Main St., Bexley, O. Czamanske, Polmer A----814 Plcosont Ridge, Bexley, O. Dosscl, Virgil H_________850 Montrose Ave., Bexley, O. Davidson, Paul L._____________________________Brice, O. DeBloom, Carl------1507 Manchester Ave., Columbus, 0. Dell, George F------------609 Kimball PI., Columbus, O. Dell, Rev. Jocob A------------813 Vernon Rd., Bexley, O. Dillcnbcck, Miss Dorothy M..531 S. Drexel Ave., Bexley, O. Doerscm, Miss Jessie B.—443 S. Fourth St., Columbus, O. Doescher, Woldemor O. ..2406 Hovcnwood Dr., N., Columbus, O. Dowling, Robert---------944' 2 Homlet St., Columbus, O. Drushol, J. Garber. Apt. C, 541 Vi S. Drexel Ave., Bexley, O. Ebert, Edgor P_____________701 Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. Ebert, Rev. Otto----------2325 Sherwood R., Bexley, O. Ebingcr, Miss Clara Louise__2201 Bryden Rd., Bexley, O. Edwards, Miss Nellie Jane.890 E. Mound St., Columbus, O. Eich, Miss Justino M____Ackermann-Troutmann Holl, Copital Univ. Elliott, Floyd E.„__________94 Wilson Ave., Columbus, O. Elsass, Donald H____________918 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. Fcndt, Rev. Edward C----527 Vi S. Drexel Ave., Bexley, O. Fromm, Guy C---------------699 College Ave., Bexley, O. Gost, Rev. Gustav_____________536 Bulen Ave., Columbus, 0. Geist, Robert M______2265 E. Mound St., Bexley, O. Glenn, Mrs. Leila Brown 349 W. 8th Ave., Columbus, O. Gohdes, Conrad B----------1392 E. Mound St., Columbus, O. Grimm, Hilmor G____________956 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. Grossman, Arthur H. 824 Sheridon Ave., Bexley, O. Horms, Harm_____________744 S. Cossinghom Rd., Bexley, 0. Hertz, Karl H._ Schenk Divinity Holl, Copital Univ. Heyman, Miss Glodys._ Ackermon-Troutmonn Holl, Copital Univ. Kautz, A. H_________________378 S. Fifth St., Columbus, O. Keizer, Miss Henrietta______Southern Hotel, Columbus, O. Klcpscr, Harry J---------------------------1563 E. Rich St., Columbus, O. Kohler, Loy G________73 N. Ardmore Rd., Columbus, O. Long, John O_____________1688 Melrose Ave., Columbus, O. Lehmonn, Richard---------627 Vi Eucloire Ave., Bexley, O. Leum, Miss Clora I_______886 S. Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. Leupold, Rev. Herbert C_____________________750 Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. Martin, Kenneth---------------------------529Vi S. Drexel Ave., Bexley, O. Mayer, Frederick C------------------------766 College Ave., Bexley, O. Mccs, Otto__________________231 1 E. Main St., Bexley, O. Meyer, Armin H___________627' 2 Euclaire Ave., Bexley, O. Monnier, Mil. Lina L________________________661 College Ave., Bexley, O. Neff, Miss Josephine_____790 Montrose Ave., Bexley, O. Ochs, Miss Maude I-------467 Oakwood Ave., Columbus, O. Orr, Grover I-------------------------------767 College Ave., Bexley, O. Reel, Miss Stello M______1445 E. Broad St., Columbus, O. Reichenberger, Arnold____2383 E. Moin St., Columbus, O. Schaof, Laurence J________736 Pleosont Ridge, 8exley, O. Schocht, Paul I__________2475 Bexley Pork Rd., Bexley, O. Scholinske, Theodore_____527' 2 S. Drexel Ave., Bexley, O. Schultz, George S........ 930 Sheridon Ave., Bexley, O. Singer, Simon A_____________2322 E. Main St., Bexley, O. Smith, Earl__________466 E. Oaklond Ave., Columbus, O. Smith, Reuben V_______.409 S. Parkview Ave., Bexley, O. Snyder, Ellis E___________119 S. Ardmore Rd., Bexley, O. Sokolowsky, Ralph--------565 Fairwood Ave., Columbus, O. Todhunter, Frank___________________________1483 S. High St., Columbus, O. Truxoll, Horry F. Schenk Divinity Holl, Copital University Wells W. M---------------------------------1579 Perry St., Columbus, O. Wildcrmuth, Ross___________________________2285 E. Mound St., Bexley, O. Young, Williom I___________________________943 Frebis Ave., Columbus, O. Zimpfcr, Poul E. _735 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. 154 S T11) E IT Abplonolp, Arthur- Apt. 44, Eorle Hotel, Jersey City, N. J. Acker, Betty A_______________________________________Foyette, O. Ackerman, Frederick 1219 Central Ave., Sondusky, O. Addison, Melvin- _________________Box 136, Rendville, O. Aggos, George A.______________________________________Toboso, O. Agler, Jeon A____________3600 Sunbury Rd., Columbus, O. Allard, Lovonne A-----------R. D. No. 1, Wadsworth, O. Althoff, Frederick C___R. F. D. No. 1, Rogers City, Mich. Amclung, Carl_______12730 Mozart Ave., 8lue Islond, III. Anderson, Eincr_____ 46 Coryl Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Anderson, Mary J_______ 4909 8cttcry Lone, 8cthesdo, Md. Andrews, Marguerite-------504 Linwood Ave., Columbus, O. Ankermon, Jeanette M________________Front Street, Alger, O. Anthony, Horry L. 158 N. Powell Ave., Columbus, O. Bochman, Don R._ 2519 N. High St., Columbus, O. Bain, Mory C____________________777 Miller Ave., Columbus, O. Baker, Harry J____________218 Alder Drive, Ben Avon, Pa. Baker, Julio E____________229 N. Main St., Swonton, O. Ballmer, Miriom F.__________________Canal Winchester, O. Barber, Roy A. 4787 North Drive, Blacklick, O. Barksdale, Mattie I____ 140 Vi Tolmodgc, Columbus, O. Borkow, Ruth L____________________221 York, Bellevue, O. Bornord, Clair V______________________208 Homilton, Bellevue, O. Barnitz, Julio K_____________________170 W. Main, Pomeroy, 0. Barrett, Georgiano_____________________________Leesburg, O. Borrows, Mildred M. 158 S. Cossinghom Rd., Bexley, O. Bartell, Evon__________15 Jockson St., Cedarsburg, Wis. Barth, Eunice E.____________________ -New Washington, O. Barth, Paul S_____________314 N. Plum, Union City, Ind. Bartlett, Bette M_________534 S. Main St., Swonton, O. Barton, Richard M._ 955 Lilley Ave., Columbus, O. Bosclcr, Edward R------ Dixon Lake, Plymouth, Ind. Battistc, Quentin E.___328 Wilson Ave., Port Clinton, O. Bauer, Clyde_____________3647 Powerswoy, Youngstown, O. Baughman, Frances E____ 399 Weyont Ave., Columbus, O. Boumon, Miriom J. 398 Miller Ave., Columbus, O. Beovcrs, Opal_______________________Commercial Point, O. Beck, Benito A______ 350 E. 256th St.. New York, N. Y. 8eck, Robert O______________2637 Brydcn Rd., Bexley, O. Beem, Doris E____________________________Eost Fultonhom, O. Beese, William P.______10934 Mack Ave., Detroit, Mich. Bchm, Harold J._____-______________________ Grove port, O. Bchnlcin, Jonis 1192 S. Ohio Ave., Columbus, O. Bell, Suzanne ______________528 Bulcn Ave., Columbus, O. 8elt, Virginia F._________________40 S. 22nd St., Newark, O. Belzner, Ruth E-------------------829 Delence, Toledo, O. Bensett, Diana J-------146 Columbio Ave., Columbus, O. Bergdall, Jessie M__208 N. Fulton Ave., Baltimore, Md. Bergdoll, Paul D____208 N. Fulton Ave., Baltimore, Md. Berner, Dale C. __________ 14 High Street, Norwalk, O. Bcrhlohr, Fred K. 811 Pleasant Ridge, Bexley, O. Bicrstcdt, Anna J. 30 E. Norwich Ave., Columbus, O. Billow, Lawrence R__________ _______Route No. I, Ncy, O. Binkley, Allabelle ____ 614 S. Thoman, Crestline, O. Black, Marcia 805 S. Cossinghom Rd., Bexley, O. Blackstonc, Marjorie A. Burg Street, Gronvillc, O. Blohm, Theodore E. 1014 Garfield Ave., S W., Conton, O. Bockelmon, Wilfred C.-R.F.D.No.4, Box 123, Napoleon, O. Bcerger, Dorothy H. __ _ R. F. D. No. 5, Marysville, O. Bolz, Ruth J____ 348 Kenilworth Ave., S. E., Warren, O. Boner, William K_______ __ R. F. D. No. 5, Newark, O. Bork, Kathryn I.____ Chotsworth, III. Boswell, Robert N. 811 Band Ave., Barncsvillc, O. Bott, Sr. M. Angelina Stella Nigaro, N. Y. Bowers, Paul R. . .._ 126 Eost St., Ashvillc, O. Bowcrsox, Horold J.- R. F. D. No. 2, Cobot, Pa. Bowsher, E. Lcnorc R. F. D., No. I, Lima, O. Bowsher, Mory B______________________R. F. D. No. I, Limo, O. Boyd, Violette J-------1095 Berkley Rd., Columbus, O Bracken, Eorle F____________130 Eldon Ave., Columbus, O. Brocker, Carl _________ 874—9th St., Green Boy, Wis. Bradbury, Joe E. 105 N. Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. Bradncr, Wm. L. 713 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. Brondt, Lillian M. _____________ R. F. D., Rossburg, O. Brock, Edward D--------1412—4th Ave., Coraopolis, Pa. Brophy, Irene D. _. 3602 Bainbridge Rd., Cleveland, O. Brown, Clorence, Jr_______________________New Hollond, O. Brown, Glenn O. _______ 120 Western Ave., Chillicothc, O. Brown, Onno C. -2494 Olcntangy River Rd., Columbus, O. Browning, Mory E. R. F. D. No. 5, Washington C. H., O. Brueckner, Theodore P______________________Chelsea, Mich. Bryant, Don T.--------- 450 Rhoads Ave., Columbus, O. Bryant, Doris E. --- 450 Rhoods Ave., Columbus, O. DIRECTORY Buchman, Jane L. _ 1214—17th St., N.W., Canton, O. 8udke, Wilbur____ 2028 E. Blackford Ave., Evansville, Ind. Buike, Milvin I_____150 Stenzil St., N. Tonowondo, N. Y. Burhenn, Ruth E. .... _714 Fordhom Ave., Pittsburgh, Po. 8urhcnn, Wm. A. 714 Fordhom Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 8urris, Ircnno E-----------------------------322 Piedmont Rd., Columbus, O. Burton, Rex. J___637 E. Columbus Ave., Bellefontoine, O. Byord, Velmo J_________________________________89 Orchard Lone, Columbus, O. Campbell, Herbert E. 2568 E. Brood St., Columbus, O. Corlislc, Jomes G________________________________________________Venice, O. Carr, Jane E________________________________________________Reynoldsburg, O. Chenot, Everette A------2228 W. Tuscorowos, Conton, O. Chervik, John J______________________________723 Maple Ave., Johnstown, Po. Chestnut, Winnifrcd A. 746 College Ave., Bexley, O. Christionscn, Elmer ___________ Box 211, Wcsthoff, Tcxos Christman, David R______330 Torrence Rd., Columbus, O. Clork, Williom H__________405 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, O. Clayton, Carol E_812 W. Losellc, S. Bend, Ind. Coffey, Cecil V. 1065 Wellington Blvd., Columbus, O. Cole, Willie A_________________________________________________Wakefield, O. Combs, William H. -_________R. F. D. No. 5, Zonesville, O. Condit, Eleanor O_______________________________________________Condit, O. Conklin, Cecil C_______________R. F. D. No. 5, Marion, O. Conrad, Davis G-------------319 E. 6th Ave., Lancaster, O. Conrad, Donogene-------------------------------------------------Coalton, O. Cook, Charles R______________________________296 E. Kossuth St., Columbus, O. Cook, Evelyn R. ------------588 Norton Way, Bucyrus, O. Cooperrider, Goil, Jr_________________________________________Thornvillc, O. Cooperrider, Raymond _______ R. F. D. No. 2, Thornvillc, O. Cordcr, Delores W. 256 Chittenden Ave., Columbus, O. Cornell, Morion R________________6 Elm St., Newton, N. J. Cowan, Florine M____________751 Bulen Ave., Columbus, O. Cox, Mary E_________________408 Columbio, Leetonia, O. Crabtree, Horold I__________1718 Ook St., Columbus, O. Cromer, Clara L. ----------- 455 Sicbcrt St., Columbus, O. Craven, Howard B--------------------------Edgewood, Md. Creoger, Wilmo E---------------R. F. D. No. 1, Ashville, O. Creamer, Betty A__________________________________________________Orient, O. Creighton, W. Roy_______________________________________________Atlontic, O. Cullison, Morguerite 872 Clinton, Defiance, O. Cult ice, Lclo N._________________________Union City, Ind. Dailey, Orville L., Jr------168 Hill St., Evans City, Po. Damboch, Richard W______219 W. Main St., Evons City, Po. Domlos, Vera H-------------------------------------Mentor Ave., Mentor, O. Donekcr, Paul R. 915 N. Potterson Pork Ave., Baltimore, Md. Daniels, Hilda S. __________ Main Rd., Berlin Heights, O. Donitschek, Theodore----------------------Romono, Kans. Daugherty, Mary J. R. F. D. No. 7, Butler, Po. Daugherty, Olive K._ _________R. F. D. No. 7, Butler, Po. Daving, Charles R-----------819 S. 22nd St., Columbus, O. Deal, Vello E___________ 833 Kelton Ave., Columbus, O. Degen, Gertrude P. O. Box 148, Burlington, Wis. Degen, Marcello P. O. Box 148, Burlington, Wis. Dell, Mary L______________________________________813 Vernon Rd., Bexley, O. Dell, Poul--------------------- 813 Vernon Rd., Bexley, O. Detrich, Donald J_______ 1369 E. Fulton St., Columbus, O. Deubner, Victor Albert 12746 Alcoy, Detroit, Mich. Dewey, Addison E............ 603 S. Court, Circleville, O. DeWitt, Donald W.___________ _________________________Box 5, Arcadio, O. Dicmcr, Hans K.___________________________________________________Strotford, Wis. Dilcy, Russell B_______________________________________________Pickerington, O. Disbro, John H______________669 Clinton St., Defiance, O. Distelhorst, Robert G. 570 Belvidere Ave.. Columbus, O. Dobberstein, Ralph A___________221 Dover St., Dayton, O. Dodds, Ralph E____________________________________________________Pemberton, O. Doering, Robert-------------9188 Woyburn, Detroit, Mich. Doermonn, Grace I------- 409 Taylor St., Sandusky, O. Domcr, Rose M. _______________________________________Box 233, Molvern, O. Donovon, Poul E------------------------------------------------Reynoldsburg, O. Donovon, Edward F-------652 Berkley Rd., Columbus, O. Dowling, Robert Wm__________196 Rugg Ave., Ncwork, O. Downs, Lois E--------------- 1234 Taylor Ave., Warren, O. Dozer, Carl G------- 806 Chester St., Zonesville, O. Dustman, Marian U. 2932 Idlcwood Ave., Youngstown, O. Dyer, Symconc E. 1238 Hildreth Ave., Columbus, O. Ealy, Lewis J---------------660 Eucloire Ave., Bexley, O. Ealy, Marie I-------5884 Havens Corner Rd., Blacklick, O. Eberlc, Walter H--------38 W. College St., Canonsburg, Po. Ebcrly, Trumon N_______________222 North St., Bellevue, O. Ebert, Henry J----------909 E. Tuscorowos, Conton, O. Ebert, Jomes P__________ 701 Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. 155 Ebert, Jconnc L._________________________ 701 Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. Eccord, Walter S---------------------------R. F. D. No. 3, Circlcvillc, O. Echelberry, Doii F____________________________Blue Rock, O. Egclhoff, John E. 101 Lclond Ave., Worthington, O. Eibling, Robert A_____________350 Carlton St., Buffolo, N. Y. Eich, Justino M. ________9603 Mettatal Ave., Detroit, Mich. Eisnaugle, Juon W.____________70 Chestnut St., Jackson, O. Ellcnbergcr, Groce I. R. F. D. No. 2, Greenfield, O. Elliott, Floyd E. _772 Eucloirc, Columbus, O. Ellsworth, Ralph H___________16781 Fielding, Detroit, Mich. Elsoss, Paul H__________________________________________________________________Woynesburg, O. Elzey, Don W_____________784 E. Columbus St., Columbus, O. Elzey, Elmer 784 E. Columbus St., Columbus, O. Emch, Martha E. ___________________________R. F. D. No. 1, Grovcport, O. England, Moxcnc __________________________516 E. Allen St., Lancaster, O. Engle, Gene F__________________________________________________________________Millersport, O. Ett, Claire B.___________178 N. Warren Ave., Columbus, O. Evens, Ellis---------------------------------Block Lick, O. Foller, Marian E--------------239 Lake St., Lancaster, O. Fellmeth, Catherine-------------------------Conol Fulton, O. Fenner, Jeanne W. _______1228 Weber Rd., Columbus, O. Fcucht, Richord R----------------------------------------------------------Reynoldsburg, O. Fields Vero M____________Box 411, Miller St., Cedorsville, O. Fietz, Eric----------------------Stoughton, Sosk., Conada Finefrock, Jack _________ E. Lisbon St., Woynesburg, O. Fincfrock, Norma J. __________E. Lisbon St., Woynesburg, O. Finkcnbinc, Russell C------------R. F. D. No. I, Anno, O. Fischer, Constonce M----------------------------------------------------------Reynoldsburg, O. Fischer, Katherine I__________R. F. D. No. 3, Circleville, O. Fischer, Morgorct A. R, F. D. No. 3, Circlcvillc, O. Fisher, Richord Carl. ... Box 38, R. F. D. No. 2, Toledo, O. Florstcdt, Edith C._______________________115 E. Anthony St., Celino, O. Fogt, Norman--------------------------------------------------------------------------Anna, O. France, Paul S________________R. F. D. No. 2, Zanesville, O. Frank, Paul--------------3598 Johnstown Rd., Gohonno, 0. Franklin, Edith M._______________15 Grove Ave., Doyton, O. Franz, Gerrie S---------------57 Welsted St., Napoleon, O. Frovel, Betty-----------------R. F. D. No. 2, Mt. Vernon, O. Fredericks, Marilee-936 Edgcwood Ave., Charleston, W. Vo. Freeman, George _________448 Stombaugh Ave., Columbus, O. Frcscmon, Richord________St. John's Luth. Home, Mars, Po. Freund, Lucille R______________ R. F. D. No. 3, Delphos, O. Frey, Don R____________________827 St. Nicholas, Doyton, O. Freyberg, Jomes A------------527 S. Drcxcl Ave., Bexley, O. Freyberg, Morgorct E. 527 S. Drcxcl Ave., Bexley, O. Frisch, Motildo B. Rospcburg No. 2, Ridge Rd., Fullerton, Md. Fromm, Virginia I_____________699 College Ave., Bexley, O. Fronius, Margaret S. _ 768 New Gordon Ave., Salem, O. Fry, Dolores E. ---------74 Sandusky St., Monroeville, O. Frye, Poul E---------------------R. D. No. 1, Delowore, O. Fullerton, Mrs. Margaret A.-999 Chelsea Ave., Columbus, O. Funk, Helen J________________________McArthur Rd., Logon, O. Gomes, Mory H--------------------------------Aberdeen, O. Gapco, John M----------4134 Groce Ave., The Bronx, N. Y. Garopedian, Julia A----151 North 21st St., Newark, O. Garner, Sr., Mildred J._____331 E. Rich St., Columbus, O. Garnett, Jean E____________ 424 N. Court St., Medina, O. Cast, Naomi M--------------- 536 Bulen Ave., Columbus, O. Gast, William L. ______13820 Othello Ave., Cleveland, O. Geddis, Janet G------------South High St., Caledonia, O. Geist, Robert M_____________2269 E. Mound St., Bexley, O. Gentry, Mory A---------- 410 S. Ookley Ave., Columbus, O. Gcycr, Margaret A______2310 Mershon, Saginow, Mich. Gcyer, Mary A_____________2035 Chapel Rd., Grove City, O. Gibson, Pauleen G.___________________ McCutchcnvillc, O. Gill, Jomes B._________855 S. Cossinghom Rd., Bexley, O. Giltz, Vera M._____841 Lincoln Way, N.W., Massillon, O. Gockenbach, Dorothy J_______984 S. 22nd St., Columbus, O. Goldhordt, Ralph E________________________ Grove City, O. Goodcmon, Ruth M-------R. No. 2, Box 205, Ook Harbor O. Grabau, Roger C___________1536 Wagar Ave., Lakewood, O. Grobcl, Harry E----R. R. No. 11, Box 49, Mt. Healthy, O. Graham, Joan I_____________________________Clarksburg, O. Grant, Eleanor J_________________R. R. No. 3, Marion, O. Green, Edward G________41 W. Second Ave., Columbus, O. Green, Genevieve J_____ R. D. No. 1, Lcvittsburg, O. Grewe, Robert A---- -2005 8oycr Ave., Ft. Woync, Ind. Griffith, Margie C. 621 E. North Broodwoy, Columbus, O. Gyson, August----------------R. F. D. No. 1, Castalio, O. Hacker, Carl E___________________58 Wilson, Struthers, O. Hale, Dallos V____________2422 Hovenwood Dr., Bexley, O. Hall, Charles B________________________Box 84, Buffalo, O. Halfemon, Ebcr K__________ _ 1559 Wager Ave., Lakewood, O. Homilton, Joseph C. ____________ Moin St., Reynoldsburg, O. Hamilton, Ross S----------------Moin St., Reynoldsburg, O. Handshy, Verio L____________________________Pickcrington, O. Hank, Armor H__________________R. F. D. No. 4, Jackson, O. Hannon, Ellen____________________Moin St., Plcosant City, O. Hording, Jocqueline________________213 E. Carrol, Kenton, O. Harman, Kenneth R________________123 N. Vine, Byron, O. Harney, Marilyn J-----------609 Highland Ave., Sidney, O. Horpstcr, Morgorct----------------------------Thornvillc, O. Horter, Wolter G.___________R. F. D. No. 4, Greenville, O. Hortmon, Chorlette I________R. F. D. No. 1, Woynesville, O. Hartung, Betty A_________121 E. Osborne St., Sandusky, O. Hosselbach, Charles_________R. F. D. No. 5, Fremont, O. Hosscy, Anne J._________________1275 Mooberry St., Columbus, O. Hosscy, Mory I__________________1275 Mooberry St., Columbus, O. Hovel, Gerald A-------------1217 Hood Ave., Chicago, 111. Hovener, Anno I------------------------South Webster, O. Heber, Walter B.______________________Woodley, Sosk., Canada Hcbner, Katherine M_________________________Leavittsburg, O. Hecht, Ralph Wm_____________225 E. Fayette St., Celino, O. Heckmann, Normo J___________ Bixby Rd., Grovcport, O. Hcffclfinger, Marie_________312 Myrtle Ave., Willard, O. Heidmonn, Gerd______________________Runnymede, Sask., Canada Heilman, Charles I__________423 South West, Bellevue, O. Heilman, Robert A._ ________423 South West, Bellevue, O. Hein, Robert----------1920 E. Worth Ave., Baltimore, Md. Heiberg, Edith M_______________338 Carey St., Napoleon, O. Helfrich, Ruth E____________701 E. Main St., Crestline, O. Hclmlingcr, Helen I______R. F. D. No. 5, Wopokoncta, O. Hemmcrt, Mary C.____________216 S. Woyne St., Piquo, O. Hempy, Margaret A--------------Box 216, Green Springs, O. Hendershot, Jack G.____830 Smith Ave., N. W., Canton, O. Henderson, Dovid I___________ Woodlown, Wheeling, W. Vo. Henderson, Helen K.______187 S. Richardson, Columbus, O. Henncgcn, Marinese C. 100 Joseph St., South Charleston, W. Va. Hennesy, Melissa A_______180 Garfield St., Middleport, O. Herriott, Wolter--------------------------------Etna, Ohio Hessenouer, Earl A____________ 101 3 Vernon Rd., Bexley, O. Hcstcrmon, Donald F. __________R. F. D. No. 1, Holgotc, O. Hcucr, Bernard E. 3634 Lindberg Way, Hollidays Cove, W. Vo. Heyde, Luther---------------292 E. Hunter St., Logon, O. Hickman, Metto M_______________R. F. D. No. 1, Ashville, O. Hicks, Cori E___________________________________Linworth, O. Hilgcmon, Grace R___________322—18th Ave., Columbus, O. Hinds, Walter R., Jr._214 Neighbor St., Newcomerstown, O. Hinton, Loren W_________________R. F. D. No. I, Kingston, O. Hinton, Miriom I________________R. F. D. No. 1, Kingston, O. Hipp, Dorothy M. _ Wooster Rd., Millcrsburg, O. Hirt, Louise N--------799 S. Chompion Ave., Columbus, O. Hirth, Elizabeth K_________________________________Amlin, O. Hitzelberger, Florence___532 S. Broodway St., Medina, O. Hoffman, Elizabeth E_____ 119 E. Mill St., Circleville, O. Hoffman, Hildcdgarde 215 Southwood Ave., Columbus, O. Hogan, Richard K.--------------------940 Chelsea, Bexley, O. Holdren, Isabel_____________530 S. Drexel Ave., Bexley, O. Holliday, Virginio F.-2531 Edison Ave., Moraine City, Doyton, O. Holmquist, Chester_______303 Pensdole St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Holtfretcr, Fred R--------------1228 N. Eric St., Toledo, O. Hopping, Ruth R. ._—R. F. D, No. 1, Woynesburg, O. Hoprich, Harold F______________1208 Mound St., Salem, O. Horn, Dorothy I_______212 S. Fifth St., Upper Sandusky, O. Horn, Mariom H___________________219 Morrison, Fremont, O. Hosier, Martha J________________ -2612 River Rd., Maumee, O. Houpt, Beatrice M. M_____________698 Wager St., Columbus, O. House, Ralph G-----------------R. F. D. No. 3, Comden, O. Howell, M. Joyce_________910 Harmon Ave., Columbus, O. Huff, Elizobcth A.---------------560 Fifth St., Butler, Po. Huff, Roderick R. 11 19 Fourth St., W. Huntington, W. Vo. Huffman, Joseph M________1901 North St., Logonsport, Ind. Hulme, William E---------974 Winone Dr., Youngstown, O. Hummel, Dolores 406 N. Brood, Loncoster, O. Humes, Marjorie E. R. F. D. No. 2, Steubenville, O. Hunt, Betty E._________________________Box I 15, Buffolo, O. Hupp, Gale I_____________________________________Grotiot, O. Hursey, Mory J__________________________________Glenford, O. Hux, Robert B____________131 Wilson Ave., Columbus, O. Hvizdok, Olga A________________________Pleosant City, O. Ice, Elizobeth J._______________________________Glenford, O. Ingmire, Coro M._________526 Garfield Ave., Loncoster, O. Iturregui, Sister Margaret_______St. Aloysius Acodcmy, New Lexington, O. Jacobs, Alice M__________717 Plymouth St., Bucyrus, O. Jacobs, Joseph H. 33 E. N. 8roodwoy, Columbus, O. Jamison, Ruth J----- 1060 Glcndole Ave., Columbus, O. 156 Jcnks, Bettijcnc-----1074 Loke Pointe Ave., Grosse Pointe, Mich. Johnson, E. Constonce-------772 Whittier St., Columbus, O. Johnson, Fronk D_______________R. F. D. No. 2, Worren, O. Johnston, Billie M-----------------------------------------Agosto, O. Johnston, Richard C______________________________________Glcnford, O. Jones, Anno I____________558 S. Central Ave., Columbus, O. Jones, Ruth I_______________406 N. Henry St., Crestline, O. Jones, Sarah C__________1039 Kinney's Lone, Portsmouth, O. Jordon, Dorothy E______________139 W. Forest St., Clyde, O. Justice, Henry C -__________3847 W. 65th St., Chicago, III. Koffenberger, Clyde_____R. F. D. No. I, New Weston, O- Kogoy, Dorothy J------------Lincoln Ave., Plcosontvillc, O. Kail, Mary J._R. F. D. No. 5, Box 40, Upper Sandusky, O. Kolish, Robert C---------712 S. Remington Ave., Bexley, O. Kolk, Willard I_____________1434 Camp St., Sondusky, O. Kompfe, Paul M_______1 3th St., Ave. F., Gothenburg, Nebr. Kondel, Corolyn A.„----- R. F. D. No. 3, Marysville, O. Keller, Glenn W.------------308 Oronge St., Oil City, Pa. Keller, Virginia M...2I62 Horrisburg Pike, Grove City, O. Kcllinger, Josef M----------------------Box 147, Baden, Pa. Keltner, Paul E_____________314 Prescott St., Mansfield, O. Kendrick, Ivand____________________________________Baltimore, O. Kennedy, Richard D.................—940 S. Arch Ave., Alliance, O. Kessler, Gwendolyn M.__________________Main St., Roseville, O. Kiblcr, Thelma M____________1679 S. High St., Columbus, O. Kiethcr, William J__________204 Hendry St., Sandusky, O. King, Mox E-----------------251 Stroyer Ave., Bremen, O. Kirkpatrick, James R.-753 S. Jackson St., Fronkfort, Ind. Kirkpatrick, Martho L.____________R. F. D. No. 1, Celina, O. Kirschman, Reid A-----------2303 E. Mound St., Bexley, O. Kittel, Althea I_____________________________________Marengo, O. Klein, Frank O-------956 Woodbournc Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Kleckncr, Arthur ------- 329 E. Brood St., Newton Falls, O. Klic, Robert_______________1572 Granville St., Columbus, O. Kline, Donald N_____________________810 Seymour Ave., Columbus, O. Klinzing, Ruth___________________1215 Hillsdale Ave., Dormont, Po. Klopfer, Andrew J____1 33 Barton Ave., Terre Haute, Ind. Knapp, James F. ---------162 Whittlesey Ave., Norwalk, O. Knappc, Harold_____________3210 S. 3rd St., Shclbyvillc, III. Knauff, Luther I---------------R. F. D. No. 1, Library, Po. Knepp, Phyllis A------------585 Binns Blvd., Columbus, O. Knighton, Wilford A__ 637 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. Knupkc, Robert P. ...........1107 Eric St., Sandusky, O. Kobockcr, Ido A._ 259 S. Parkview Ave., Columbus, O. Kocbcl, Hilmo E------------------------------------Groveport, O. Koenreich, Elizabeth A...319—21st St., N. W., Canton, O. Kohl, Glenn F...............1580 E. Rich St., Columbus, O. Kolp, Clark----------------------------------Ft. Recovery, O. Konzclman, Robert G.________16159 Patton, Detroit, Mich. Koppelmon, Luella H..158 Chestnut St., Petersburg, Mich. Krothoge, Mary J__________________1 15 Eost 6th St., Oil City, Po. Kraus, Morie M_____________________216 W. 8th Ave., Homestead, Po. Krause, Arthur R_____537 Pocific Ave., Forest Hills, Allegheny, Pa. Krovanja, John A___________1705 Kimball Ave., Arnold, Po. Kreochbaum, Charles A-------981 College Ave., Bexley, O. Kreuzer, Hozel E__________21 1 Williams Road, Columbus, O. Krichboum, Herbert C________R. F. D. No. 1, Crestline, O. Kroen, Norbert A—744 Ohio River Blvd., Avolon, Pittsburgh, Po. Krouse, Chorles D___________ 71 1 Perry St., Dcfioncc, O. Kuehner, Helmut H------- 276 Euclid Ave., Oil City, Po. Kucthc, John__________Wernle Luth. Home, Richmond, Ind. Kurtz, Norbert A----------------Center St., Formersville, O. Lomncck, Eugene S. 1 366 Stclzcr Rd., Columbus, O. Lone, George W-----------------321 Silver St., Morion, O. Lang, Wilbur W.___3I07 Worrington Rd., Shaker Hts., O. Langhans, Elizabeth J_____________________________Thornvillc, O. Langholz, Eugene—1025 S. Champion Ave., Columbus, O. Langholz, Woldcmor 1025 S. Chompion Ave., Columbus, O. Larsen, James A,_____R. F. D. No. 2, Oconto Falls, Wis. Laucr, J. Fred______________________________________Prospect, O. Law, Harold L.______________177 Central Ave., Utica, O. Leach, David L._____________209 E. Elm St., Gronville, O. Leach, Theodore M.__________209 E. Elm St., Granville, O. Lehman, Robert S___________3989 Sunbury Rd., Columbus, O. Leitcr, Don P.______________________________Main St., Lucos, O. Lcitharf, Paul W-----2578 Lockbourne Ave., Columbus, O. Lconord, Raymond H._ 3139 Johnstown Rd., Columbus, O. Lepley, Caroline A____R. F. D. No. 2, Box 183, Monroeville, O. Leupold, Elsie P.----------------------750 Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. Leupold, Herbert M_____________________750 Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. Lewis, Thelma I-------------1642 Zettler Rd., Columbus, O. Lichtenberger, Martha___________________________________Waldo, O. Lifer, Dorothy M----------------------------Ccntcrburg, O. Linomen, Elizabeth M_____822 Reinhord Ave., Columbus, O. Lindblom, Louis M_________________805—5th St., Boone, Iowa Linder, Carl E______________779 Plcosont Ridge, Bexley, O. Linder, Paul G______________779 Plcosont Ridge, Bexley, O. Lindsoy, Betty J---------601 Ookwood Ave., Lancaster, O. Linhart, Vernon P____________791 Cholmers, Detroit, Mich. Liss, Harlan_________________833 Wager St., Columbus, O. Liverpool, Bernice M_________264 Hamilton, Columbus, O. Long, Chorles E_________________514 Wood St., Piquo, O. Long, Edward---------47 Pork Lane, Rockville Centre, N. Y. Long, Luther M__________________514 Wood St., Piquo, O. Long, Miriam E__________________514 Wood St., Piquo, O. Long, Naomi M___________________514 Wood St., Piquo, O. Lorenz, Ethel 1______________Box 441, Castle Shannon, Pa. Loughman, Robert H_________________________Brownsville, O. Ludington, Carol I_______R. F. D. No. 1, Woyncsburg, O. Lucrmonn, Hermann H----------846 Whittier St., Columbus, O. Lutz, Herbert___________________________________Amanda, O. Lutz, Ruth E_________________222 S. Poplar St., Bucyrus, O. Lyden, Ellen N_______412 S. Garland Ave., Youngstown, O. McBride, Gertrude R_____1132 Voncc Ave., Coraopolis, Po. McCarron, Edword F------2327 Berwick Blvd., Columbus, O. McCloy, Dorothy J_______37 W. Broad Way, Westerville, O. McCullough, Wando 2655 Elliott Ave., Columbus, O. McDermott, Kothlccn M. 214 Eost Ohio St., Vermilion, O. McHugh, Sr., Saroh M________331 E. Rich St., Columbus, O. McLaughlin, Edward R---------R. F. D. No. I, Elizabeth, Po. McMahon, Virginio M________1461 Kohr Place, Columbus, O. McQuoy, Margorct E._____________________New Holland, O. Mobis, Alton J________________R. F. D. No. 2, Antwerp, O. Macklin, Lucille M.______________Poland Monor, Poland, O. Mogcrlcin, Barney J..861 S. Champion Ave., Columbus, O. Maglcy, Jeanette J._______755 Fairwood Ave., Columbus, O. Mohorg, John N------------191 W. Church St., Newark, O. Moidhof, Farrar 0.-1635 Undercliff Ave., New York, N. Y. Moijalo, Betty M______________R. F. D. No. 1, Chordon, O. Mains, Verona G.____________________________Belle Center, O. Mann, George I____________________R. R. No. 1, Shoals, Ind. Manville, Fred. W., Jr________17 Church St., Ridgeway, Po. March, Richard M_________________1519 W. 81st, Chicago, III. Marcis, Olgo B___________426 W. Eighth Ave., Torentum, Po. Martin, Horry K________472 E. Tompkins St., Columbus, O. Martin, Hildeburn, Jr.________129 W. Mill St., Circleville, O. Morz, Evelyn M_____________________2157 Tullcr, Columbus, O. Mason, Della M_______507 Brookover Ave., Zanesville, O. Mostcller, John H___________________326 S. Miami, Sidney, O. Matson, Betty _______________________________Monroe, O. Matson, Edith E______________________________Monroe, O. Matson, Roberta______________________________Monroe, O. Matthews, Rodney______________6956 Silvcrton, Silvcrton, O. Mauger, Betty J_________________________High St., Basil, O. Moyer, Beth M.________________766 College Ave., Bexley, O. Mcols, George W______________________________Sorver, Po. Mees, Oscor C_____________1025 Walnut Ave., N.E., Canton, O. Mecs, Walter H------------1025 Walnut Ave., N.E., Canton, O. Mehl, Gerhardt R__________628 Oxford Ave., Youngstown, O. Melien, Morilynn J________629 Noshoba Ave., Columbus, O. Merondo, Irene I________________________Jackson Center, O. Meredith, Helen M_____________R. R. No. I, Formersville, O. Merrill, Jonicc R____2335 Indianolo Ave., Columbus, O. Merrill, Virginia R.____________________Summit Station, O. Metzger, Ruth I___________653 Montrose Ave., Bexley, O. Meuschke, Kurt H__________531 Grove Rd., R.F.D. No. 9, Pittsburgh, Pa. Meuser, Frieda M______________________R. R., Ossineke, Mich. Mcuscr, Luther H----------------------R. R., Ossineke, Mich. Michclfcldcr, George F__________________New Washington, O. Mick, George F------------296 Jenkins Ave., Columbus, O. Mielke, Louis E__________2514 Eostlown Ave., Detroit, Mich. Miesel, Rowland I____933 Brookline Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Miesse, Mary J____________894 Harlem Rd., Westerville, O. Miller, Clyde A_______________554 Fourth St., Butler, Po. Miller, Eva M____________________________________McClure, O. Miller, Helen E______ 402 N. Center St., Versailles, O. Miller, James E_______________642 Andrew St., Massillon, O. Miller, Mory A____________1 1 1 1—2nd St., N.W., Conton, O. Miller, Robert S______________14874 Foust, Detroit, Mich. Milnes, Laura M---------------Box 12, Harlem Springs, O. Minicucci, Amerigo V______883 Thomas Rd., Columbus, O. Minncman, Jacob F---------------------------Weisburg, Ind. Mittcistadt, William S.-I489 Brierwood Ave., Columbus, O. Mittermoier, Carl J_________________________________Anno, O. Mitzen, Sylvia-------981 Lockbourne Ave., Columbus, O. Moore, Edward_____________1954 Goethe St., Columbus, O. Moore, Emma J..R.F.D. No. 3, Elm Grove, Wheeling, W. Vo. 157 Moore, Ernest E_________________R. F. D. No. 1, Butler, Po. Moore, Lincoln I----------------R. F. D. No. I, Butler, Po. Moore, Verne S___________63 E. Judson Avc., Youngstown, O. Morey, Robert G------437 E. Toggort St., Eost Polcstine, O. Morgan, Mary E______________________________________DeGroff, O. Morris, Robert B----------------R. F. D. No. 4, Kenton, O. Morrison, Hugh S---------38 E. Welch Ave., Columbus, O. Mucklcy, Sara J_____________________________________Woyncsburg, O. Muedeking, George--------------------------------------Arcadio, Wis. Mueller, John F. -------------212 South Front, Hamilton, O. Mueller, Robert O--------703 S. Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. Murphy, Sr., M. Jeanette______________Stella Niagara, N. Y. Murray, Marjorie —_____________856 Hurd Ave., Findlay, O. Murray, Robert M---------58 Orchard Lane, Columbus, O. Nous, Grant H_________________R. R. No. 6, Wopakoncto, O. Nedrow, Loretta V------------ ..R. F. D. No. 2, Belloire, O. Neel, Audrey M._„-------------117 Miller Ave., Dennison, O. Nehrenz, Williom E-------186 E. Mound St., Columbus, O. Ncimon, George---------------2411 Seaman St., Toledo, O. Ncspcr, Paul W-------34 Greenwood Ave., Wheeling, W. Vo. Neumann, Cori E----------------446 Main St., Bridgeport, O. Neumann, Werner_______________446 Main St., Bridgeport, O. Neumeister, Fred A_______ 709 Hammond Avc., San Antonio, Texos Nichols, Rosilyn L. --------- 2555 Bryden Rd., Columbus, O. Neilscn, Verna L_____________________________________Venice, O. Nocks, Robert 0__________4005 E. Walnut St., Westerville, O. Nordstrom, Horrictt C________413 Armstrong Ave., Litchfield, Minn. Novak, LaVerne M.--------1610 E. Main St., Warsow, Ind. Oakley, Chorlcs W. _______875 S. 22nd St., Columbus, O. Oakley, L. Theresa.-----------808 Hey I Ave., Columbus, O. Obcrdorfcr, Margaret T._-Gudur, Nellore Dist., Br. Indio Oberdorfer, Ruth A---Gudur, Nellore Dist., Br. Indio Obcrdorfer, Williom------Gudur, Nellore Dist., Br. Indio Oehrtmon, Melvin L_____________ R. R. No. 5, Greenville, O. Oelschloger, Karl S. ----R. R. No. I, West Alexandria, O. Oestreich, Clarence_____________________R. F. D., Wayne, O. Oldroyd, Margery P._________________________________Bolivar, O. Olckshuk, Anno Mary-----------R. F. D. No. 1, Kingsville, O. O'Ncol, Robert J_________177 Chittenden Ave., Columbus, O. Orr, Dorothy G_____________________767 College Avc., Bexley, O. Orr, Norman I----------------------767 College Avc., Bexley, O. Oyer, Marjorie A. _______Control College Rd., Westerville, O. Pognord, John E. 449 Front St., Upper Sondusky, O. Popkc Earl----------R. F. D. No. 2, N. Tonawando, N. Y. Pork, I della P_______________122 E. Liberty St., Girord, O. Paul, Estello I— II88 Grecntrcc Rd., Pittsburgh 120), Po. Pesek, Elmer J. ______ 523 N. Thomon St., Crestline, O. Petersen, Kenneth H. Pflucgcr, H. Gcrhordt Pickering, Mildred P._ Pickerel, Williom A. Pickles, Florence H. Philippi, Ernest W. Corol, Mich. 306, Porklond, Washington 811 N. Main St., Piquor O. — 675 Gilbert St., Columbus, O. 185 Mcndon Rd., Ashton, R. I. _8runing, Nebr. Poling, Dono M_________ Poppendick, Betty M. Postle, Julio L._______ Poth, Alberto M. Poth, Mobcl F. Powell, Mary E. Pierce, Ruth M. 1407 E. Arlington Ave., Columbus, O. Piper, Rolph------------- 509 Lawrence St., Sondusky, O. Pipho, Edmund------------ 627 Vi Eucloirc Ave., Bexley, O. Pitt, Clark M______________________________ Johnstown, O. Planck, Jeon M. 2984 Crescent Dr., Columbus, O. Platt, Ruthcllcn 1342 Jefferson St., N.W., Washington, D. C. —610 Garfield Ave., Lancaster, O. ----556 S. 18th St., Columbus, O. ----------- Belle Center, O. Ft. Hayes Sto., R.F.D., No. 2, Columbus, O. Ft. Hayes Sto., R.F.D., No. 2, Columbus, O. ____207 W. Limo St., Findloy, O. Powell, Richard W........ 365 Aldcn Avc., Columbus, O. Powell, Warren W._ _365 Aldcn Avc., Columbus, O. Pricbe, Woltcr________________________Runnymede, Minn. Puterbough, Martha J________R. F. D., No. 4, Greenville, O. Roob, Lillian M. ___________________Canol Winchester, 0. Ronck, Mory E.___________1596 Genessee Ave., Columbus, O. Randall, Horry E---------1134 E. 20th Ave., Columbus, O Raps, George C_________________R. R. No. 1, Hamilton, O. Roths, Wilfred____________Box 115, Lamberg, Sosk., Conodo Rouber, Albert P. -------------126 Ccdorcrcst, Auburn, Ala. Rover, Edwin B._------1 16 W. Longview Avc., Columbus, O. Redmon, James J. --------1086 N. High St., Harrisburg, O. Reed, Richord C._____________1326 E. Moin St., Lancaster, O. Reed, Doris J.________________________Milford Center, O. Schantz, Corl Richord Scheidler, Mory I_______ Schellhose, Norman Scherborth, Ivon C,- Schiebcr, Vic__________ Schilling, Moxinc Reedy, Eunice I______________Church St., S. Charleston, O. Reiser, Corl J---------------------Richland Rd., Gibsonia, Po. Rempe, Paul A.__________223 South West St., Bellevue, O. Rcnick, Raymond P.___________________________West Sunbury, Po. Renner, Ruth C_______________________________________Groveport, O. Rice Peorl S--------695 Collingwood Ave., Columbus, O. Richards, Betty J_______94 N. Eureka Ave., Columbus, O. Richards, Virginia------1335—19th St., N.W., Canton, O. Richcrt, Grace M_____________197 Shawnee Poth, Akron, O. Richey, Mory C_______________R. F. D. No. 2, Lakeville, O. Riekc, Lavern V_______________416 Cottogc Ave., Cashmere, Wash. Riekc, Robert 416 Cottage Avc., Cashmere, Wash. Ricster, Mory J-----315 Superior St., Chippewa, Falls, Wis. Rinker, Howard F_____________580 E. Town St., Columbus, O. Rippel, Corl-----------------453 Forest St., Columbus, O. Rippcl, Morgorct A___________453 Forest St., Columbus, O. Rismillcr, Robert____________R. F. D. No. 5, Greenville, O. Rooch, Kenneth R--------2528 Porkwood Ave., Columbus, O. Rohrer, Theda B--------------610 Portage St., N. Canton, O. Rosenbaum, Donald A__________128 Lincoln Rd., Pomeroy, O. Roth, Herbert C_____2827 Californio Ave., Pittsburgh, Po. Rothman, Charles F__________14010 Rochelle, Detroit, Mich. Rotondo, Michael N._____ 1063 DcVoisc St., Columbus, O. Royer, Chorlcs D----------- _520 S. Fronklin, Sidney, O. Royer, Donna E.___________________________________Rushsylvonio, O. Soloff, Kothryn I-----------1141 W. Woodruff, Toledo, O. Samples, Wayne G_____________346 Olentongy St., Columbus, O. Server, F. Leroy------------------Route No. 1, Renfrew, Po. Saucrtcig, Barbara C____1309 W. Jefferson St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Souse, Shirley E. ______3091 Texos Ave., Dormont, Pittsburgh, Po. _ 254 E. Como Ave., Columbus, O. 315 E. Washington St., Hartford City, Ind. Route No. 1, New Weston, O. 8420 Whittokcr, Detroit, Mich. __________________________Edon, O. ___________Route No. I, Pikcton, O. Schleppi, Lillion E------------555 Southwood Ave., Columbus, O. Schleppi, Mortho V------------2359 Lockbourne Rd., Columbus, O. Schmidt, Hugo----------------214 S. Brood, Middletown, O. Schmitz, Robert I____________529 Kimball PI., Columbus, O. Schneider, Stanley D.___302—32nd St., N.W., Conton, O. Schncukcr, Carl L. 1432 Word St., Soginow, Mich. Scholl, Karl H_______________________Route No. 3, Ellis, Kansas Scholl, Williom A____________________Route No. 3, Ellis, Kansas Schott, Raymond G. 180 Chesterfield Rd., Columbus, O. Schrader, Evelyn M______805 Berkshire Ave., Pittsburgh, Po. Schramm, Eloise E--------------------228—35th St., Belloire, O. Schroer, Sherwood A_____206 Warren Ave., Kenmore, N. Y. Schudel, Howard A_______________________________________Luckey, O. Schuh, Virginio I____________638 Pleosant Ridge, Bexley, O. Schulthciss, Woltcr E--------------------Birnomwood, Wis. Schultz, Mary M. I 3548 Ccdorgrovc, Detroit, Mich. Schulz, Leonard J___________1816—18th St., Niagara Foils, N. Y. Schulz, Merrill F____________678 Stanley Ave., Columbus, O. Schulz, Paul A_____________________________Brandywine, W. Vo. Schulz, Ruth M__________________________Brandywine, W. Vo. Schumacher, G. Ann__________________________Canal Winchester, O. Schumann, Horrict I. River St., Seguin, Texos Scott, Bernice M.__________ Route No. 2, Steubenville, O. Scott, Ruth F________________503 Kelton Ave., Columbus, O. Seoling, Poul______________________________Holland, Indiono Seamon, Harold E______________________Route No. 3, Harrison, O. Seos, George D._______________________Route No. 5, Morion, O. Scufcr, Elizobcth J. — 2908 Floyd St., Ashland, Ky. Sexoucr, Bcrtho I___ _ 221 N. Maple, Loncaster, O. Shombough, Morion F_______437 W. Wyondot Avc., Upper Sondusky, O. Show, Alice L._____________________________Thornvilie, O. Shcotslcy, W. Ruth Route No. 2, Louisville, O. Sheets, Betty Jane------376 N. Sondusky St., Delaware, O. Sheets, Mary Ellen---------------32 Mople St., London, O. Shepler, Lois J______________325 N. 13th St., Coshocton, O. Shoemoker, Clement___________371 Lakewood, Detroit, Mich. Shoemaker, Robert L.--------- 371 Lakewood, Detroit, Mich. Shoots, Normo Lucille____________Route No. 2, Bcllcfontoine, O. Shoup, E. Richord_______________________New Washington, O. Shrider, Herbert E____________________________________Glenford, O. Shupe, Ann V______________________767 Montrose Ave., Bexley, O. Sievert, Carl F_____________12626 Ann St., Blue Island, III. Simcn, Betty J______3531 Simcn Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh, Po. Sinning, Donno R.___________ 644 Girord Ave., Marion, O. Slater, Charles E-------------------------------------Hebron, O. Slater, Dorothy E______________________________________Paris, O. Sloan, Ruth M-------102 E. Lomortinc St., Mt. Vernon, O. Smith, Eorl K__________466 E. Oakland Avc., Columbus, O. Smith, Froncis B___________________Route No. 2, Carroll, O. Smith, Marguerite G_________________________Pickerington, O. Snider, Charles R________________________________ Seaman, O. Snodgrass, Mory J____________________________Grove port, O. Sodt, Carol M________________919 College Avc., Bexley, O. Soliday, Alice W_____________705 Robinson Ave., Piquo, O. Sommer, Robert R_____________96 W. Park St., Grove City, O. Sommerfeld, Kothorine________1100 E. Arcadio, Peorio, III. Southerd, Thomas B-----------81 W. Town St., Patoskolo, O. Spangler, Duane P____________2056 Earl Avc., Columbus, O. Spencer, Jewell S------210 W. Second St., Okmulgee, Oklo. Spenn, Robert________________Route No. 4, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Spindler, Donald C_______113 Ardmore Dr., Middletown, O. Spilhalcr, Priscilla J___________________________Pettisville, O. Stoats, Harry E. ......860 College Avenue, Columbus, O. Stoker, John W_______________________Franklin Furnace, O. Stoker, Lowell G-------------1456 Fair Ave., Columbus, O. Stombough, Gladys I___________________________ Groveport, O. Starr, Nelson E______________1082 Oak St., Columbus, O. Stein, Al______________416 W. Columbia, Springfield, O. Stein, Ned R. _________694 S. Cossinghom Rd., Bexley, O. Stein, Neil N__________694 S. Cossinghom Rd., Bexley, O. Stelts, Donold J-----------------Route No. 1, Lcetonio, O. Stern, Evelyn A.__ 3614 Wood St., Hollidays Cove, W. Vo. Stevens, Hozel B________________2442 Dole Ave., Bexley, O. Stevens, Woltcr E_______________Route No. 2, Wotcrford, O. Stewart, Betty J._______________Moin St., New Holland, O. Stine, Helen K---------------414 E. Market St., York, Po. Stinson, Helen W_____________Route No. 6, Zanesville, O. Stiriz, Lorene P__________________________R. F. D., Delto, O. Stiver, Stonlcy L._____ 509 Sunshine Ave., Youngstown, O. Stock, Richard A.____________995 Whittier, Columbus, O. Stolz, Mary N________________________Random Lokc, Wis. Stolzenburg, Edythe----------782 Bedford PI., Columbus, O. Stoner, Eloise M_______803 Eostport Ave., Uhrichsville, O. Stoner, Thyra O-------- 803 Eostport Avc., Uhrichsville, O. Stopp, Ralph G.__________________135 Third Avc., Butler, Po. Stoughton, Jeanne F______Wagner College, Stoten I., N. Y. Streb, Robert__________354 W. Royen Ave., Youngstown, O. Strehle, George W___________________Franklin Furnace, O. Strong, Charles H..4108 Staunton Avc., Charleston, W. Vo. Stuckey, Marvinc R_______________Route No. 4, Circlcvillc, O. Sundcrmon, Jomes F___________117 S. Washington St., New Bremen, O. Sundermon, Karl H________________________Ft. Recovery, O. Sutter, Katherine L. 13707 Sixth Ave., E. Cleveland, O. Sutton, Dole R. -------------2273 Mound St„ Bexley, O. Swaney, Delores J.___________921 Roosevelt, Mossillon, O. Swcrdlow, Elsie G--------2606 Bexley Pork Rd., Bexley, O. Swickord, Grace N----------------Route No. I, Gahanna, O. Swigort, Robert W_________________________Canal Fulton, O. Swinehort, Poul V_______________________________Somerset, O. Togue, Mary C. (Kirian) 607 S. Union, Fostorio, O. Toylor, Constance l._ Eost Liberty, O. Taylor, Esther J.____________________323 Center, Huron, O. Tcgtmcicr, Henry A. _____________Route No. 1, 8urbank, O. Tegtmeier, Wm. E_________________Route No. 1, Burbank, O. Terry, John I____________1445 E. Broad St., Columbus, O. Thomas, Julio M__________________1 57 Erie Rd., Columbus, O. Thomos, Kenneth E.. --------- .119 Grant St., Grove City, O. Thomas, Normo J. 143 S. Eurcko, Columbus, O. Thomos, Richard M________________9723 Everts, Detroit, Mich. Thomos, Wesley T-------------119 Grant St., Grove City, O. Tiefenboch, Arnold---------------Lahenleoth, Sosk., Conodo Timm, William F._!207 Tennessee St., Michigan City, Ind. Todd, Dorothy I______________136 Court St., Columbiana, O. Todd, Emmett W.___________ 1971 Miller Avc., Gallowoy, O. Tocdtman, Robert W_______301 8uckcyc St., Miomisburg, O. Torbcrt, Esther M__________________________________Philo, O. Townley, Charles O.—4549 Alum Creek Dr., Groveport, O. Toy, Betty E_____________________639 Collins Ave., Lima, O. Tropp, James R___________2060 Dutch Pike, Grove City, O. Troppe, Joyce S__________353 Midland Ave., Columbus, O. Trott, Paul W__________ 951 Linwood Ave., Columbus, O. Trudel, Dorothy M. 625 Maple St., Fostorio, O. Turvene, Phyllis E__________812 Sheridan Avc., Bexley, O. Uber, Eugene____________________Route No. 5, Mercer, Pa. Ulrich, John J._________216 Railroad St., Evans City, Pa. Utcsch, Chorlcs J------6149 S. Moplcwood, Chicogo, III Utz, Kathryn E.____________________Route No. 2, Attica, O. Valentine, Richard H.___________________________Stoutsvillc, O. Von Allen, Fred S.______________1 12 Spring St., Willard, O. Van Atta, Robert D________________54 Dona Ave., Columbus, O. Vonderpool, LoVolo C___________________________________Mars, Pa. Van De Water, Jewell-_______528 E. Main St., Bellevue, O. Van Scoy, Dcnnix_____________864 Henry St., Morion, O. Vittc, Horold N______Rockwood Ave., Pittsburgh (16), Po. Voeller, Evelyn I_________969 Franklin Ave., Columbus, O. VogelpohI, Garry G__________________Route No. 3, Edon, O. Wockc, Williom-------------------------Box 233, Homier, O. Wagner, John C______________617 North St., Greenfield, O. Wogstoff, Edwin C________1 146 Coplin Ave., Detroit, Mich. Woitmcn, Dwight H_________________Route No. 1, Fremont, O. Woldbaucr, Glcnna F---------310 W. Main St., Crestline, O. Woltcr, Emilic_______Luther College, Regina, Sosk., Conodo Walters, Dale F_____________1503 N. 4th St., Columbus, O. Walters, Paul W________________111 E. Water, Circleville, O. Waltz, Jack C---------------145 W. Main St., Crestline, O. Wonder, Ruth M____________________________________Danville, O. Warren, Dorothy E.----------2265 E. Mound St., Bexley, O. Weaver, Paul-------------------------------------Baltimore, O. Webber, Dorothy E________304 Spring Ave., Bellefontaine, O. Weinlonder, Paul A__________105 Elm St., Ypsilonti, Mich. Wcishaupt, Charles A_____131 Columbus St., Grove City, O. Weller, Carl_____________2730 Louise Ave., Baltimore, Md. Wenskc, Paul___________________________________________Glenvil, Nebr. Wetzel, Mary H_______546 Clemesho Ave., Pittsburgh, Po. Wheaton, Horold S___________Route No. 1, Millersburg, O. White, Mouricc D___________________610 Toylor, Sandusky, O. Wicgond, Gcrhordt C________________Box 663, Dillsboro, Ind. Wietelman, Robert I_______________Route No. 1, Poland, O. Wietzke, Walter R._6049 S. Marshfield Ave., Chicago, III. Wilkin, Morion L._..........55 W. Pork St., Westerville, O. Williams, Robert C----------126 E. Fifth St., Perrysburg, O. Willmonn, Chorles J._____1336 E. Fulton St., Columbus, O. Willmann, Marjorie J-----1336 E. Fulton St., Columbus, O. Wilson, Janice C__________________________________Bloomingburg, O. Wilson, Paul____________5741 Holcomb Ave., Detroit, Mich. Winkelhousen, Janice E____1065 Shody Lane Rd., Bexley, O. Winstead, Neil J_____118 S. Chesterfield Rd., Columbus, O. Winterhoff, Ernest H______________Route No. 2, Ashville, O. Winterhoff, Norman E--------------Route No. 2, Ashville, O. Wise, David W__________________759 Broodway, Hanover, Po. Wise, Gene.________________________515 Park St., Willard, O. Wittenmeyer, Helen J.____________________North Dixie, Troy, O. Wittcmon, Morilyn J..4619 Horrisburg Pike, Grove City, O. Woclkc, Beatrice A____________1545 Moin St., Pigeon, Mich. Woelke, Mildred C_____________1545 Moin St., Pigeon, Mich. Wolber, Herbert__________Box 162, Melville, Sosk., Conodo Wolfe, Edward__________________________R. F. D., Attico, O. Wolfe, Lois G____________730 Grandon Ave., Columbus, O. Woodcgcord, Gcrold B________808 E. Moin St., Loncostcr, O. Yoekle, Donold M___________904 College Ave., Bexley, O. Yarger, Helen B___________________Route No. 1, Clyde, O. Yorian, Julio E-------- 387 S. Moin St., Columbiona, O. Yarion, Willis___________Route No. 2, Columbiana, O. Youck, Alexander--------------------Duvol, Sosk., Canoda Young, Margoret A----------------215 W. Court, Sidney, O. Zchncr, Carl -----------------569 S. West St., Bellevue, O. Zcpp, Carl W---------35 Shriver Ave., S. E., Mossillon, O. Ziegler, Carl W-----------608 Van Buren St., Sandusky, O. Ziemer, Arnold P.__1670 South Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Ziemer, Leonord A__________________________Ccdarburg, Wis. Zinn, Dolores--------2215 Lexington Ave., Springfield, O. Zwoyer, Maxine F_________Route No. 1, Canal Winchester, O. Zwerner, Mory C------____374 Berkeley Rd., Columbus, O. OsHS «i V fWSSiM’ ‘0 $In rty ‘. ■V K7• j S9,;vC{ «� • 'tU+LV'1nU M S MeSUi