Capital University - Capitalian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1946 volume:

CAPITAL UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS, OHIO OF CAPITAL , • VAN' � ,• ••• ►. , V . :r' • •••- r ; - •- -s- .. t . . ■ ; ■ -.� • • ■ ••■ '. - . ' UNIVERSITY This, the Cap family album of 1946, is respectfully and gratefully dedicated to Dr. Otto Mees, in rec- ognition of his unselfish and invalu- able services as the well-loved family head for thirty-three years. AT LEAST THEY HAD A HORSE AND Capital's home grounds have really grown since over a century ago, v hen the school was first started. Why, even a mere hand- ful of years ago, as time flies, our fathers were borrowing watermelons from one of the neighboring farms. Then, Cap was really in the country; for jokes, livestock v as bought on campus. This was not at all unusual then, but wouldn't you be surprised to see a bewildered cow meandering up center walk nowadays? ' The Cap family then was also very patri- archal; in fact, the idea of women attend- ing the college before 1919 was unheard of. Before then, anything went on (and off) the record—in a brotherly way, of course. Yes, at least they had a horse and buggy. Pago Four BUGGY The original campus on Goodale Avenue Page Five BUT THEY DIDN T HAVE A CAMPUS Mees Hall, college of musical knowledge for the more tuneful brothers and sisters in the Cap family, and has been the center of sounds since 1928. One of the newer buildings on campus, the Conservatory is one of the landmarks to be remembered. Divinity Hall Chapel, part of the Schenck Divinity Hall unit which includes classrooms and the boys' dormitory, and is the general headquarters of the seminary. Pago Six Pag© Seven CAMPUS SCENES Science Hall, one of the most venerable monuments of masonry on the Cap home estate, has a modern feature—the housing shortage for many aspiring scientists, who attend classes and lab” there regularly. CAMPUS SCENES Rudolph Memorial Library holds a special spot in the memories of Cap's younger generation as the place where cramming is done. Also, the library is home of the Capital Chimes, clinic and, to boot, is the source of art work done by some of our aesthetically-minded kin. Recitation Hall, the building of a thou- sand stairs, is imposed on by class-goers during the day, and by would be Victory Bell-ringers by night. Names and legends of present and bygone Cap family mem- bers can be seen inscribed and graven for the ages on the chairs, too—truly a time- honored practice, here as elsewhere. CAMPUS SCENES Lehman Hall, successively used by Cap brothers and then by the Air Corps, now is the home of many under- class women, the Dorm Store, the Student Union, and even finds space for a few class- rooms, not to mention the offices of the administration. The radical change from the traditional to feminity bothered many — but the progressives don't mind at all! Pago Ton Top right and bottom left, Ackermann-Troutman Hall, girls' dormitory; Bottom right. Loy Gym. BIG ELM I'll meet you under the Big Elm! (Familiar, isn't it?) This, the great family tree of Capital University is now witnessing the second generation of Cap descend- ants — that's something special in family annals! Pago Eleven CHRIST CHURCH Christ Church, spiritual home of Cao stu- dents, is located just across the street from the campus. Here of a Sunday morning, Capsters come for inspiration, while on Sunday evenings, you may find the younger generation present for inspiration and fel- lowship a la Luther League. The Reverend Otto Ebert, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church. Such a large family as that of Alma Mater Capital has innumerable inter- ests and diversified affairs which have been ably discharged by our administration. To these uncles and aunts of the family tree go the appreciative thanks of their younger relatives, for through their efforts in a great part the younger generation is learning to take its place in family and civic affairs, and to accept responsibility as potential family heads. Page Fourteen Dr. OTTO MEES, President of Capital University The patriarch and head of the Capital clan has shown us by his fine example of Christian living and faith that we. the youngsters of the family, can also meet life with true courage and determination. We are thankful that we have been privi- leged to follow under his able direction and guidance. ADMINISTRATION STANTON BACHMAN Businoss Manager DANIEL SHONTING Treasurer ESTHER WILHELM Ass't Treasurer BETTY ROPP Offico of Publicity REUBEN V. SMITH Doan of Colloge • THEODORE SCHALINSKE Doan of Mon MARY ROESS Doan of Womon HELEN BOWERS Ass't Doan of Women FREDERICK C. MAYER Doan of Conservatory HARM HARMS Exec. Soc'y of Conservatory Bus. Educ. ROSS B. WILDERMUTH. Registrar Mathematics LAWRENCE SCHAAF Entrance Examinor Psychology ELMER KASTNER Office of Admissions Pogo Sixteen SECRETARIES Alleen Linhart Alphorata Peters Mary Ann Halterman Vickie Hess Marie Kauper Helen Dell Catherine Limes Betty Mader Poqo Seventeen FACULTY EVELYN ANDERSON Spooch JOHN W. BACHMAN Spooch WILLIAM S. BAILEY Muiic ELIZABETH BALZ Ait't Librarian FRED BERNLOHR Latin WILLIAM F. BERNLOHR Phy� . Sduc. LONA BLOCHER Spooch RALPH H. BOND Goography FRED E. BROBST Fluto and Piccolo DOROTHY DILLENBECK BURRER As$'t Librarian KARL G. BUSCH Science DOROTHEA CONRAD librarian HOMER R. COTTERMAN Education WILBUR E. CRIST Instrumental Music VIRGIL H. DASSEL Economics GEORGE F. DELL English PALMER A. CZAMANSKE English JESSIE B. DOERSAM English WALDEMAR O. DOESCHER Philosophy ANICE DOLE Piano Page Ninotoon FACULTY J. GARBER DRUSHAL Speech EDGAR ECERT Roligicn JUSTINA M. EICH English FLOYD E. ELLIOTT Violin DONALD H. ELSASS Biology GUY FROMM Physics ROBERT M. GEIST Biology • LEILA B. GLENN Pie no MURIAL GOEN Sociology ARTHUR GROSSMAN Gormon PAULINE HARMS But. Educ. THEODORE B. HAX Roligion GLADYS HEYMAN Phyi. Educ. HARRY A. HIRT Clarinet and Saxophone DOLORES HUMMEL Piano HENRIETTA KEIZER Music LOY G. KOHLER Piano JOHN O. LANG History CLARA L. LEUM Education ROBERT LITZINGER Spanish Paqo Twoity.ono FACULTY CLAIRE MAGERLEIN Spoech KENNETH J. MARTIN Political Sci. EARL C. METZ Education LINA MONNIER Fronch MAUDE L. OCHS Music GROVER L. ORR Chemistry STELLA M. REEL Spanish CARL REUSS Sociology MARIE SIEVERT Piano SIMON SINGER Mathomatics ELLIS E. SNYDER VoiCO FRANK TODHUNTER Brass MILDRED WOELKE Piano HERBERT WOLF Roliqion PAUL E. ZIMPFER Biology Student Assistants: RALPH DODDS Music GLORIA DOLE Music MARTHA M. JONES Music ALMA KOFFLER Music WILLIAM ZIMPFER Mathematics Pago Twonty,throo CAMPUS TROUBLE-SHOOTERS POP Out of the night comes Pop Peters, the night watchman who tends to the safety of the Cap flock all through the wee. smo' hours. He's quite familiar to all of us—especially the night owls! CLINIC To the ache and complaint department belong these finger-bandager.s and throat- swabbers. our school nurse and doctor, who are indispensible during those inevi- table measles and flu epidemics which strike at our family so often. OR. O. E. KLINE. Cornpus Doctor MISS HEIDMANN. Campus Nurse CAMPUS CREW We give you the vitamins and outdoor boys—our hardy brothers who keep the leaves raked, snow shoveled, flowerbeds hoed, hedges clipped, and defunct elms chopped down . . . nothing less than the Saturday slaves, the Campus Crew! Pago .Twonty-four CLASSES Offshoots of the younger generation are the classes. Their self-chosen big brothers and sisters have steered them through the events of the past year to a safe ending. Too, with the individual co-operation of the members and their advisers, many things have been accomplished which would have otherwise been impossible. The Cap family album proudly devotes the following pages for the portraits of its chil- dren. NOTE: Students are classified according to first semester status with the exception of those gradu- ating seniors who entered college at mid-year. Pogo Twonty-sin Of all the classes in Cap's curricula zoology is undoubtedly the one remem- bered by the largest percentage of stu- dents—both those who took the course and those who had classes within a half mile radius of the zo lab. Pago Twonty-sovon SENIORS Many things have happened since we were green- horns. How about those golden days of games, loafing, parties and freshman initiation as it used to be?—Too perfect to put down in a family album, but we'll always remember them for what they were. . . . DONALD BENSCH Prosidont Ar� $ Pre-Sem. DAVID LYNN Vico-Proj. Arts Pfo-Som. MARY QUEEN Secretary Elom. Education LAURA FAHRENHOLZ Trooiuror Sci.-Nuriing ALVIN STEIN Sgt.-at-Arms Art Pro-Som. Pago Twonty-oight ARTHUR ALBERS Arts Pro-Som. PAUL AUFDERSTRASSE Arts Prc-Som. BARBARA BABBITT Arts Soc. Sorv. BETTY 8ARRICK Sci.-Biol. RALPH 8AUMBACH Art Pro-Som. J. MILDRED BERGDALL Elom. Educ. CARL BEYER Arts Pro.-Som. JEANNE BOYD Education LENORA BROV N Arts ESTHER BRUECKNER Elom. Educ. GRACE 8UCHOLTZ Elom. Educ. RUTH BULLOCK Education SENIORS GERALDINE BURRELL Education LILLIAN BURTON Public School Music GLORIA DOLE CALDWELL Public School Music ANN CHIESA Public School Music DOROTHY COOK Education LENORE DAEHNKE Bacholor of Music NANCY DAVIS Elam. Education ADA DEGENFELDER Elom. Education JOHN DENNIS Arts Pro-Som. ELOISE DERRY Bus. Educ. RUTH DISBRO Sci.-Chom. 80NNIE DOZER Education MARY EBERLE Education ROBERT EDMUND Sci-Chom. DOROTHY EDWARDS Education MARILYN FANKHAUSER Elom. Education ANNE FRIEDLY Education JEAN GAKER Public School Music BETTY GARDNER Public School Music ROBERT GIBSON Arts Pro-Som. ROGER GRABAU Arts ARNOLD GREEN Arts Pre-Sam. RUTH GREUB Bus. Educ. RONALD HALS Arts Pro-Sam. SENIORS Paqo Thirty-one SENIORS MABEL HERSHEY Education VIRGINIA HILSHEIMER Education WALTER HINDS Public School Music REGINALD HOLLE Arts Pro-Som. WILLIAM HOLMAN Arts Pro-Mod. MARILYN JAYNES Bachelor of Music MARTHA JONES Bacholor of Music WILLIS KAUTZ Arts Pro-Som. PAUL KELTNER Education PAUL KLOPFER Arts Pro-Som. LUCILLE KNAUFF Elem. Education RICHARD KRESSIN Sci.-Chem. Pago Thirty-two SENIORS GEORGE LANE Public School Music ARDIS LIEBY Education MARTHA LIE8ER Elom. Education CALVERT LOVE Art Pfo-Som. V ANDA MALISKI Bus. Educ. RUTH MARSHALL - Arts MARGARET MAYER Public School Music RUTH METZ Education EMMA MITCHELL ’ Public School Music LUTHER MUEHLBRAD Arts Pro-Som. MAY NEUMANN Education AIKO NISHI Sci-Biol. Paqo Thirty-three SENIORS Paqo Thirty-four MARIANN OPAIKA Parish Work ANNE ORBISON Education JOAN OTT Arts ADDIE OYSTER Public School Music EDITH PELTESEN Bacholor of Music GEORGE PROBST Arts Pra-Som. BARBARA RADER 8acholor of Music RUTH P.EBBER Parish Work ELSA RF.HM Education NORMA REUTER Elom. Educa'ion CATHERINE RICHARDS Public School Music VIRGINIA RINEHART Public Schocl Music SENIORS DONALD ROBINSON Arts CHARLES ROYER But. Adm. HAROLD RUST Arts Pro Som. LAURA SAMMAN Parish Work DORIS SCHIFFLER Public School Music BELLA CHRISTEN SCHROEDER Sci.-Biol. PHYLLIS HILL SETCHEL Public School Mutic MARY SHELLHORN Bus. Educ. MARY SHONTING Education E. RICHARD SHOUP Public School Music IMA JEAN SMITH Scienco DONALD SOMERVILLE Arts Pago Thirty-fivo SENIORS ALFRED STAKER Education VIRGINIA STAKER Elom. Education PAUL STEINGRUBER Ar� j Pre-Sam. DOROTHY STENGEL Elom. Education R. LOUISE STRAHM But. Education ONNA THORNTON Education BERNICE TRUMBULL Education BARBARA UNGER Public School Mutic CLAYTON VORWERK Art Pro-Med. BERNHARD WALCK Arti Pro-Som. MARGARET WARREN Arts Pro-Mod. JOHN WAGNER Education SENIORS Pago Thirfy-sovon Cap's family album came in for its bit of glory when world-famous Captain Eddie Rickenbacker penned his greetings to the Capitalian last summer. And speaking about glamour—how about this choice snapshot of movie actress Peggy Ryan, who also sends greetings to the Cap family? Pogo Thirfy-oighf We were adopted into the Cap family fold when the predomi- nating color on campus was khaki, and we lost quite a fistful of presi- dents to the draft before one finished out the year. (He was drafted later.) Our gift to the Cap album of memories is the May Queen, plus accounts of baching it in the bygone boarding clubs and in Troutman dining hall, not to mention numerous escapades—academic and other- wise. WILLIAM NIES THEODORE PARTRIDGE MARTHA PETERS JUNE THAYER CHARLES HARRIS President Vice-Pres. Secretory Treosurer Sgt.-ot-Arms Arts Pro-Scm. Arts Prc-Sem. Education Scionco Science Pago Thirty-nine JUNIORS DORIS ALT Arts RUTH ANDERSON Elom. Education BERNARD BAUM BACH Arts Pro-Som. ANNABEL BEARD Arts MARY BERNLOHR Arts EUGENE BEUTEL Arts Pre-Som. DONALD BRAUN Arts CAROL BURTON Arts Soc. Serv. RUTH COX Education PAUL DOERMAN Arts Pre-Mod. JUNE DOHSE Arts DOROTHY DOLLINGER Arts ANNE E8ERHARDT Elom. Education CAROLYN FISCHER Sci.-Educ. SARA FLAUTT Public School Music Page Forty JUNIORS MARY FREY Public School Music MAXINE FULLERTON Public School Music RALFRED FREYTAG Arts Pro-Som. JEAN GOHLKE Elem. Education ARNOLD GRUEBER Arts Pro-Som. ROSS HAMILTON Education ELLA HECKMAN Public School Music ROY HOFFMAN Arts Pro-Som. JOHN HOUCK Arts Pro-Som. DWIGHT HULL Bus. Educ. MURIEL IFFLAND Education ROBERT JACOBY Arts Pro-Som. CORIS KALISH Elom. Education DONNA KLINE Education RAYMOND KNAUFF Arts Pago Forty-on© JUNIORS MARGARET KOCH Art WILLIAM KOCH Arts Pro-Som. ALMA KOFFLER Bacholor of Music HAZEL KOLM Elom. Education ELEANOR KOPPELMAN Elom. Educotion LOIS LANGHOLZ Sci.-Chem. MARTHA LONG Arts KIETH LYNN Educotion WANDA LYONS Public School Music MARY MAYS Education BETTY MERGLER Elom. Education' A. EARL MGEBROFF Arts Pro-Som. MELVIN MIRITZ Arts Pro-Som. EDITH MOE8IUS Porish Work HARRY POTH Sci.-Chom. Page Forty-two JUNIORS N ELAINE PRANGE Sci.-Biol. BAR8ARA RALPH Elom. Education WILLIAM RANGE Arts Pro-Sam. EDWARD REEVES Arts Pro-Som. HELEN RENGERT Elom. Education DONALD RICE Arts Pro-Som. ARLENE RINCK Elom. Education ANITA SAATHOFF Sci. Chem. THEODORE SCHROEDER Arts Pro-Som. RACHEL SEAMON Education JOHN SEIM Arts Pro-Som. ANN SNODGRASS Elom. Education D. ANN SOLLER Sci.-Nursing JUNE SPENCE Education HARRY STAATZ Education Paqo Forty-tfiroo JUNIORS MARTHA STRALEY Education WILLIAM SUTTON Bus. Admin. JOHN TERRY Arts Pro-Mod. ELLEN TIDRICK Public School Music JANE ULRICH Sci.-Biol. MARY VALENTINE Elom. Education JANE VAN WESS Elom. Education DORIS WRIGHT Public School Music. OLIVE YARIAN Porish Worlc MARY YOUNG Public School Music RUTH ALT Bus. WILLIAM KOEHL Arts Pro-Som. BONNIE RICKETTS 8us. MAXINE ROCK Bus. Educ. LOUISE SCHNEIDER 8us. Educ. Pago Forty-four Pogo Forfy-fivo SOPHOMORES Being yearlings is a great thing. We, too, are stor- ing up special pictures for the Cap diary and have had experience enough 1o help guide the green frosh along the pathway of true Cap spirit. There isn't much more to be said—our portraits, needless to say, should suffice. THEODORE WOL8ER Vico-Prosidont JOAN SCHNEIDER Socrotory VALOE ULMER Treasurer THOMAS DAMROW Sgt.-ot-Arms LOWELL HESTERMAN President SOPHOMORES Jane Allcrding Kethlcon Alf Marjorie Anders Miriam Anderson , Edward Baack Norma Banck Emma Barnhart Gwondolyn 8attisto Rosomary Baumgortnor Richard 8aur Randall Biebor Miriam Biorstcdt Sarah Boulton Dorris Bowman Robort Blacka Carroll Brandt Barbara Boorgor Arnold Bunge Doris Boldt Gcorqo Busdickor Page Forty-si SOPHOMORES Marilyn Buss Marqarot Copoland Bette Cotterman Marcile Cottrell Georgia Current Ruth Dessel Ruth Oempsey Mariwyn Oistolhorst Joan Duning Nova Duvall Joanne Gallagher Shirloy Goisor Richard Grabau Norma Grabau James Geist Gloria Gregor Norma Goldon Rosomory Grote Mary Goode Joyce Haack SOPHOMORES Elinor Edwardi Imogen© Fauley Ann Eqgort Monabelle Folqor Miriam Eiblinq Bortho Flosnor Louise Erbock Audroy Foloy Richard Facklor Virqinia Frim Marqarot Haoq Armin Haqon Richard Honslor Ann Harnor Coihorino Heins Moriho Holwick Joonotto Hovonor Holon Hildobrondt Horold Holfold Morion Hord Pago Forty-oight SOPHOMORES Nancy Hughes Marian Johnson Paul Imschwoilor Roldon Jones Helon Irwin Audra Kconor Doris Jedolo Joan Kistlor Eunice Johnson Phyllis Koehl Martho Kylor E. Jano Landrum Emma Luochauor Rita Lombko Graco Linder Suzanne Loerko Dorothy Loronz Roe Lybargor Louis Mackey Joel Mayor Pago Forty-nino _______________________________________________________________________!___________________________________________________________________________________________________1 SOPHOMORES Orloan Mehl Loyol Millor Shirley Messerimith Mary Minick Lucille Meyer Marqoret More Foe Miller Elaine Mueller Kathryn McCoy Helen Millor Mary Murray Dorothy Patten Marqarot Neal Leon Philippi Rolda Nocdlor Shcrlio Pit onbarqer Mory V. Osborno Vorna Pranqe Oori Paqol Gortrude Priddy Paqo Fifty SOPHOMORES Ann Prooschol Wilma Rush Jane Rahmos Richard Rausch Georqe Saffran Alice Sehillinger Marcello Rhodobock Adolo Rohdo Luther Schliosser Eileen Schneider Nancy Schneider Wanda Schultz Francis Schwartz Betty Seaman Doris Sobrinq Glorio Shodo Crootis Shire Mildred Simorl Ethol Sindel Eleanor Smith Page Fifty-ono SOPHOMORES Jean Sommerfelt Gertrude Timm Margo Sonneman Russell Townshend Vorna Stonor Richard Tubbe Lois Thouror Jacquolino Thompson Jo Ann Turpon Marie Voollor Evolyn Waxier Evelyn Wondoll Minorva Wiossingor Howard Wilson Gortrude Woelko Ann Wolf Morjorio Woodyard Lois Yodor Sally Zochor Horold Ziotlow Pago Fifty-two SOPHOMORES Rojomory Weiscup Albert Schmidl VETERANS' ASSOCIATION In January 1946 the Veterans' Association of Capital University was organized on our campus for the purpose of helping ex-service men and women effect an easy return to school life. Its program is four-sided and embraces the following principles: to obtain for the veteran student all the benefits to which he is entitled, to assist the Dean of Men in orienting new veterans to the campus, to aid veterans in successfully completing academic work, and to keep informed on business and social trends by having speakers address the group on timely subjects. The organization chose as officers Edward McClure, president: Arnold Grueber. vice-president: John Wagner, treasurer: Betty Warman, corresponding secretary: and Margaret Schoenstra. recording secretary. Dr. Robert Geist acted as advisor to the group. This association now publishes an information sheet which bears news of interest to veterans, and has established a veterans' information bureau which functions with the office of the Dean of Men. ' Pago Fifty-fhroo !iUH!U«MW rrrrrr;Tn STANDING, loft to right: William Von Blon. Secrotory: Jock Bonkort. Treasurer: Ronald McMurray. Vico Prosidont. SEATED: Robort Merosko, Prosidont. TOP PICTURE- STANDING. loft to right: James Pitsenbargor. Robort Sinqor. Robort Pfluoqor. Ed McClure. Bernard Philaboum. Robort Poth, Emory Rhode. SEATED, loft to right: Rochol Ponce. Harriot Paul. Bessie Robortson, Anno Richords. MIDDLE PICTURE- STANDING. loft to right: Lillian Andorson. Don Butenshon, Robert Derry. Dedr Evory. Juno Cory. SEATED, lof to right: Juno Campboll. Eloanor Bock. Joan Bakor. Nina Crab Laurel Dracho, Connie T)oormann. BOTTOM PICTURE- STANDING. loft to right: Poul Tolthorstor. Kathorino Smith. Jamos Soim. Iro Soggor, Tom Smallsrocd. Elsio Schulz. SEATED, loft to right: Joan Steen. Evelyn Taylor. Suo Woavor. Botty Shaoff. Helen Sholey. Pogo Fifty-six We have grown up in the way of Cap family spirit well enough without the aid of the sophomores. Our many activities and our enthusiasm for our school work (!) will attest to this. Without a doubt we will more than fill the boots of the class just above us, and we expect to guide our baby brothers and sisters of the coming year with true fraternal concern and zeal. DP LEFT— ANDING, loft to right: William Von Blon. James Swinohart. June Stranahan. Jack Wators, Davo Walter . Paul Wiotzlo. REELING, loft to right: Arlono Vogol. Joan Snidor, Deo Swishor. Dorothy Tron, Mary Jo Williams. Lydia Strackoljohn. DTTOM LEFT — ANDING, loft to righ: Margiloino Hall, Virginia Pahl. Evolyn Oohrtman Jean Morgan. Morcodes Morgan. Maribol Mooro. iATED. loft to right: Holon Schonck, Mabol Mussor. Ruth Bowers, Marguorito Mittormaior. DP RIGHT— ANDING. loft to right: Robort Morosko. Julio Koon. Lois Kull. Hopo Huff- man. Virginia Kock. Konny Motz. SEATED, loft to right: Mary Jano Koohlor. Jean Kroon. Alico Konroick. Jono Hoglund, Arlono Koongotor. MIDDLE RIGHT- STANDING. loft to right: Jock Bocker, Harry Dohso. Nancy Conrad, Cloronce Bokor. Ernost Guth. SEATED, loft to right: Miriam Frank, Ruth Bonsch. Irmo Bruocknor. Doris Daugherty. Dola Mao Daughorty. BOTTOM RIGHT- STANDING. loft to right: Lloyd Lindor. Juno Markham. Loron Mclntyro. Doris McGhoo. Charlos March. Janot Martindill. SEATED, loft to right: Gortrudo Luotzow. Jano Loonhort. Janot Mousor. Polly- onno Mackonboch. Nona Loshaw. Pago Fifty-sovon TOP LEFT- STANDING. loft to right: Helen Escerd. Peggy Fischor. Clovis Freni:. Lorraine Fisher. Mildred Franci� , Ruth Frittche. SEATED, left to right: Martha Handloy. Alico Gilmore. Donna Fither. Mary Ruth Hamilton. Carolyn Frey. BOTTOM LEFT- STANDING. loft to right: Carl Reichert. Either Schmidt. Donna Roby. Loi� Roobucl. Shirley Rutschow. Dallas Shewloy. Don Saylor. SEATED, left to right: Phylli� Smart. Dorothy Rott. Miriam Stroh. Miriam Roose. Paulino Russell, Doris Pater. TOP RIGHT- STANDING, left to right: Kenneth Alpors. William Bash. June Baun. Dick Bauerlo. Bill Bachman. SEATED, left to right: Anna Jean McCabe. Nancy Bartlett. Ruth Bakor. Ru Baldauf. Jenot Fenner. Doris McGhee. MIDDLE RIGHT- STANDING. lof to right: Oscar Henry. James Irvin. Joan Hoagland, Fr Klopfer. Paul Koehler, Alton Koenqoter. SEATED, left to right: Phyllis Hull. Mary Ellen Hughes. Virqinia Homko Fontnae Hendorshot. Eliiabeth Inloes. LOWER RIGHT- BACK ROW. loft to right: Emily Snivoly. Ruth Stevenson. Hugh McMani Linnette Schmucler. Mery Ann Siefert. Hope Robinson. FRONT ROW. left to right: Edith Shorer. Mirian Schako. Lillian Powe Dorothy Shaulis, Joan Sailo. Pago Fifty-eight rFT TOP— 'ANDING. loft to right: Virginia Distolhorst. Virginia Flodt. Dick Pickolhoupt. Barbara Millard. Martha Hedrick. Virginia Hoff. IATED, left to right: Betty Grisez. Cassio Bingham. Margarot Dill. Ruth Minnemen. Miriam Miller. FT BOTTOM— ANDING. left to right: Ted Woelke, Arthur Woolko. Lois Welschenback. Rowona Wolfo. Don Vondivor. Goorgo Stoorkol. :ATED. loft to right: Barbara Wingot. Eula Mao Wilson. Irono Whitworth. Ruth Ward. Joan Walter. RIGHT TOP- STANDING. loft to right: Horry Kilgoro. Charles Rampp, Joan Ciaypoole. Robert Damm, Ray Fullerton. SEATED, loft to right: Eloenor Hoilman. Charlotte Nothakor. Julia Harpstor. Wanda Hognor. Mary Blair. MIDDLE RIGHT- BACK ROW. left to right: Ronald McMurray. Mary Zohnor. Mary Lou Wornlo. Graco Young. Ver Jean Wolf. Ivan Yost. FRONT ROW. loft to right: Poggy Fischor. Susan Moyer. Floronco Moior. Virginia Zoihor. Eleanor Wright. BOTTOM RIGHT—Ruth Holwick, Marla Christianson. Pago Fiftynino UNIVERSITY CLUB AND ROUTMAN DINING HALL SEMINARY Pogo Sixty-two SEMINARY FACULTY PAUL H. BUEHRING Dcon—Historical Thoology JACOB A. DELL Procticol Thoology EDWARD C. FENDT Systematic Thoology JOHN KUETHE Historical Theology THEODORE LIEFELD Now Tostamont HERBERT C. LEUPOLD Old Testament The seminary faculty is concerned with developing the qualities in Cop's big brothers which will make them successful pastors. These theological leaders supervise the education of graduates for the important work of ministering in the Church. Pago Sixty-throo SENIORS WILFRED AHRENDT HENRY ANDERSON EDWARD ANSELL OUENTIN BATTI ST E KARL DIEMER WILLIAM KIETHER LUTHER KNAUFF RAYMOND PFLUEGER HERBERT SCHAEFFER LEONARD SCHULTZ ROBERT WIETELMAN WALTER WIETZKE Pago Sixty-four MIDDLEMEN MIDDLEMEN OSCAR BRAUNSCHWEIG CARL HACKER REGINALD HUE8NER SAMUEL KLOPFER KERMIT MENKING DAVID OWENS ROBERT EI8LING DONALD HESTERMAN JAMES HUNTER MILTON LINHART JOHN MITTERMAIER VICTOR ROTHENBERGER Pago Sixly-fivo JOHN SCHILLER DANIEL SHORLEMER -----MIDDLEMEN EDWARD SCHMIDT LEON APPEL GERHARDT SCHROEDER EWALD BASH NORMAN V EGMEYER VERNON GRABLE CHARLES WEISHAUPT GEORGE SCHWARTZF-AGER HAROLD WERNECKE CLYDE SHOWALTER EARL WILLER STANLEY STIVER HERBERT WOLF EDWARD YOST INTERNES---------- JUNIORS HENRY ENGELING RICHARD GAST EDWARD HILLER OSCAR ICE PAUL KEPPLER WILBUR LINDSLEY ANDREW MILD HOWARD NOLTE CHESTER PATTEN RICHARD POOCK DONALD SCHNEUKER EDWARD SCHULTZ ROBERT SIMEN THOMAS SWYGERT ARNOLD WULFF. Poqo Sixfy-soven ACTIVITIES Besides the customary routine of class-going and coming, the typical child of Mother Capital finds a variety of interesting time-eater- uppers to claim his attention in leisure hours. Most of the Cap children have discovered that fam- ily life comes to mean so much to them if they take advantage of every opportunity offered. Here- with are presented the organized pleasures connected wi+h life in the Cap clan. The activity receiving the most enthusi- astic participation from the greatest num- ber of Capsters is naturally (?) studying, but when there are no more lessons to do. some students find time for the activities represented on the following pages. Pago Sixfy-nin© ORCHESTRA Following the baton of Professor Wilbur Crist, the Capital University Symphony Orchestra has provided many enjoyable moments for campus and city music lovers in its numerous appearances. Pago Sovonfy BAND Also under the direction of Professor Crist is the con- cert band, which delights audiences with everything from Bach to The Little Brown Jug . Pago Sovonty-ono GIRLS' CHORUS The vocal harmony division of our music program is here first represented by the Girls' Chorus and Sextet, whose tuneful renditions of modern arrangements con- sistently win the applause of student and off-campus audi- ences. Mombors of tho soxtot. loft to right: Jane Landrum. Lillian Burton. Dorothy Shoulit. Mory Queon, Holen Rengert. Kathryn McCoy. Pianist, Mary Goode. Page Seventy-two CHAPEL CHOIR Nationally known for excellency in a capella choral singing, the Chapel Choir carries the Cap spirit far and wide. In this first post war year, a full schedule in and about Columbus and a mid-year tour of Ohio, Pennsyl- vania, and New York State. Chapel Choir's conductor. Ellis Emmanuel Snyder iv-ivVyif Pago Sovonty-throo Pogo Seventy-four MEMORIES OF THE 1946 ( Page Ssvjnty-fi o PEL CHOIR EASTERN TOUR B. C. A. lofl to right: Harold Rust; Prof. Arthur Grossman; Doon Theodore Schalinsko: Rochol Soamon, secretary; Dr. Fred Bernlohr: John Mittormaior. BOARD OF COLLEGE ACTIVITIES With an even representation of faculty and students, the Board of College Activities meets regularly to determine how much may be spent for all college activities, the amount of the activities fee, etc. Apart from the field of finance, the board also puts its col- lective O.K. on organizational pins, certificates, and letters. Pago Sovonty-six CAMPUS COUNCIL CAMPUS COUNCIL Campus Council is the organization whose express purpose is encouraging an all-inclusive spirit of genuine cooperation among the members of Cap family. This group of leaders—class presi- dents plus heads of important activities—supervises all campus- wide elections; appointment fo yearbook editor and business man- ager: arrangements for Homecoming. May Day. and Pay-Your- Debt-Day: and all other affairs concerning activities of the college os a whole. Back row, loft to right: Roy Pfluogor; Bill Nies: Reginald Hollo: lenore Doohnlto: Ann Sollor. secretory: Esther Brueckner; Lowell Hesterman. vice-presi- dont; Bob Merosko: David Lynn. Seated: Dr. Fred Bernlohr: Don Bonsch. president. Page Sovonty-sovon I. R. C. Back row, left to right: Frod Klopfer: Rochel Soamon; Wonda Moliski: Annabol Board: Esther Brueckner: Lucilio Knouff; Morgo Sonnomon; Mary V. Osborne: Olivo Yarion: Donald Rico. Middle row, loft to right: Miss Holen 8owors. advisor: Noncy Hughes: Ellon Tidrick: Sam Klopfer. prosidont; Dr. Dooschor. advisor: Dorothy Stongol. treasuror: Minerva Wiossingor: Elaino Muollor. Front row, loft to right: Valoo Ulmer: Dorothy Loronr; Gortrudo Woelke: Grace Under; Ann Eggert, vico-prosident: Doris Boldt; Joan Schneider. Aiko Nishi, socrotory is net prosont. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Monthly programs featuring timely movies, speakers, and discussion groups are for the purpose of giving stu- dents a better directed insight into global affairs of im- portance. Pago Seventy-eight PFEIFFER PFEIFFER MEMORIAL MISSIONARY SOCIETY Students who attend meetings of this organization become increasingly familiar with the progress of foreign missions throughout the world, and develop an aware- ness of their needs and future possibilities. Page Seventy-nine K. A. P. Top picturo, standing, loft to right: Barbara Boorgor: Mary Mays: Helon Irwin: An- nabel Board: Grace Lindor; Dorothy L o r o n z: Joanotto Hovonor; Martha Long: Lonora Brown: Joonn V altor. Soatod. loft to right: Mar- collo Rhodoback: Joan Schnoidor; David V olber; Prof. George Doll, advisor: Carl Beyer: Mildrod Simorl; Marcilo Cottroll. RtPORT CARP hwUvj ! ‘ O' | I? KAPPA ALPHA PI Kappa Alpha Pi is the society that recruits its membership from those who are left over (that is. over a certain point average) after the grades are recorded. The aim of this honorary is to promote a high standard of scholarship at Cap and to foster an interest in the intellectual and cultural possibilities of our school. Bottom picture, standing, loft to right: Mary Ellon Shonting: Ruth Cox; Lois Yodor; Marie Voollor: Miriam Biorstodt: Reto lomblco: Bon- nio Dozer; Ann Friedly: Lucille Knauff. Soatod. loft to right: Gor- trude Woelko: Goorgo Probst, treajurer; Ruth Marshall, sec- retary: Don Bonsch. prosidont; William Zimpfor. vico-presi- dent; Dorothy Stongol: Ray Knauff. Pago Eighty Top picturo, standing, loft to right: Robort Koch; Rich- ard Grabau: Ted Schroeder; Paul Doormann: Bornard Baum- bach: Roginald Hollo: Goorgo Probst; Carl Boyor. Soatod. loft to right: Goorgo Saffron: Paul Aufdorstrasso: Juno Dohso: Rachel Soamon. president: Aiko Nishi: Jano Ulrich: Dr. Fred Bornlohr. od- visor. D. P. A. DELTA PHI ALPHA Stille nacht. heilige nacht . . Remember that clear cold night the week before Christmas when we went from house to house singing carols? We got along beautifully on the English versions but when the loader said auf German' some of us had to hum while our Delta Phi Alpha friends took over with the words. We all had a wonderful time thanks to D.P.A. which sponsors the all-campus carolling each year. Members of this national German honorary fraternity gain an appreciation of the German language and culture. Another feature of the group's program is the annual initia- tion banquet. Bottom picturo, standing, (oft to right: Ralford Frey- tag. troasuror: Bill Range: William Zimpfor: Clayton Vor- work; Jock Donnis; Arthur A- bors: Harold Ziotlow; Harry Poth: Don Bonsch. Soatod. loft to right: Robort Gibson: Robert Jacoby: Mariann Opalka: lonoro Brown, socrotory: Eloiso Dorry: Eugono Boutol. prosidont; Dick Krossin: Prof. Arthur Gross- man. advisor. Pago Eighty-ono K. S. U. Standing, left to right: Carl Boyor. secretary; Dick Kressin. treasurer; Bll Nios. vice-president. Seated, loft to right: Prof. William Bernlohr; David Lynn, president; Dr. Carl Rouss. KAPPA SIGMA UPSILON Discontinued during the war years on campus tor obvious reasons. Kappa Sigma Upsilon this year has again taken up where it left off three years ago. The members of this fraternity have pitched in with a will, having spon- sored an all-campus Christmas formal, not to mention a well-attended hayride at the beginning of the school year. Although the brothers of the Cap relationship have yet to hit their pre-war stride, there's no doubt but what they're not far from it. Pago Eighty-two K. S. T. Standing, loft to right: Shorlio Pifsenborger. treasurer: Moxino Rock: Ado Dogonfoldor; Miriam Biorstedt. Sooted, loft to right: Ann Sollor. president; Mortho Long: Mary Queen; Muriol Iffland. recording secretary; Anne Orbison. corresponding secretary: Norma Banck. Bollo Christin Schroodor, vico-prosidont. is not prosont. KAPPA SIGMA THETA Many of the campus affairs—both closed and all-campus —have been sponsored by Kappa Sigma Theta, whose membership is comprised of Coplasses. In conjunction with KSU, KST members have enjoyed evenings of enter- tainment—and food. KST undertakes to welcome all incoming little sisters by assigning members as big sis- ters to show them the ropes on arrival. Traditionally one of the smoothest functions of the year is the Sweet- heart Formal, which this year was held at the Seneca, the rhythm being under the baton of Don Crawford. Pago Eighfy-fhroo SPANISH CLUB 8ack row. loft lo right: Doris Alt; Morfho Stroloy: Annobol Board: Margo Sonneman; Mary V. Osborne; Elaino Muellor; Mildred Froncis: Julio Kcon; Rota LombVo: Eleanor Wright; Joyco Combs. Middle row, loft to right: Valoo Ulmor; Phyllis Koohl; Anne Friedly: Prof. Robert Litzingor; Bonnie Dozor; Doris Boldt; Florence Meier. Front row. left to right: Dorothy Lorenz: Gortrudo Woollo: Miriam Miller; Dole Mae Daugherty: Wonda Hegner; Jean Sommcrfelt; Ruth Fritsche. SPANISH CLUB All students of Spanish at Cap are eligible to membership in the Spanish Club. In its meetings the use of the Spanish language is applied to everyday life conversation, thus combining valuable practical training with social activities. This year in place of officers an executive committee served the club. It was composed of Ann Friedly. Dorothy Edwards. Bonnie Dozer, and Elsa Rehm, who served as president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer respectively. Joint meetings with the O. S. U. Spanish Club were held several times throughout the year. r W. A. A. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION With men's varsity teams claiming so much of sports spot- light, coed athletics are usually short-changed in recognition. How- ever. the Women's Athletic Association this year has been especi- ally active and should receive well-deserved praise for an extensive program successfully carried out. The aim of the club is to foster an interest in constructive recreation—both individual and team—laying special emphasis on the social benefits derived from organized play. In accordance with this aim W.A.A. has sponsored numerous sportdays with other schools throughout the school year. Otter- bein, Wittenberg, St. Mary's of the Springs, Cincinnati, and Ohio Wesleyan, were either guests of or hostesses to Cap girls for these days which combined competitive games with social functions. Intramural sports under W.A.A. leadership consistently afford pleasure and development to all Cap girls who care to participate. Important date on the W.A.A. agenda this year was March 29 and 30, when the girls were hostesses to the Athletic Federation of Ohio College Women, whose president is our own Esther Brueckner. Standing, loft to right: Eloino Muellor; Caroline Fischer; Morjorie Wood- yard; Rota Lembko: Valoe Ulmer; Martha Potors. Seated, left to right: Holon Irwin, troaiuror: Esthor Sruocknor, prosidont; Miss Gladys Heyman, adviser; Muriel Iffland. vice-president; Lucille Kneuff. Shirloy Goisor. secretary, is not present. r Pago Eighty-fivo PHI BETA Back row, loft to right: Virginia Rinehart: Suianno Loerke: Gloria Shade: Botty Gardnor; Ellon Tidrick: Doris Schiffler: Margaret Koch; Marilyn Jaynes. Middle row. left to right: Ann Chiosa: Mary Ellen Shonfing: Jo Ann Turpon; Eleanor Smith: Jane Allerding: Ooris Alt; Doris Kalish; Ella Heckman; Mariwyn Disteihorst; Margaret Mayer. Front row, loft to right: Frances Wildermuth, vice-president: Addio Oyster: Miss Conrad, advisor; Lonoro Daohnko. president: Phyllis Sotchel. treasurer: Virginia Hilsheimer. secrofary: Barbora Ungor. PHI BETA These ore the girls whose tolent and ability has mode them eligible for membership in our campus' Phi chapter of Phi Beta, a national professional fraternity for excellence in music and speech. They have broadcast half-hour programs each month from WOSU, and have presented entertainment for various college and commun- ity groups. Fall and spring rushings and initiations brought in 22 new members this year. Each year Phi Beta presents a gift to the school and also helps to maintain a cottage at the MacDowell colony. VARSITY C VARSITY “C” Varsity C” after a three year lay-off due to the war snapped back to life this year and has taken its place as one of the most active of campus organizations. Composed of all men earning let- ters in football, basketball, baseball, tennis, or track. Varsity C strives to maintain high standards of athletics at Cap and in inter- collegiate sports. Its social functions have been very successful, and it has under- taken to raise campus spirit by returning, things to pre-war stand- ards. The Berea Boots and Senior Award will once again be pre- sented the most versatile Junior athlete, and the outstanding Senior athlete, respectively. Such things as the football banquet, a fall dance, and the presentation of football movies to the campus, as well as a spring luncheon at which the new officers are announced constitute its activities outside of its regular business. Back row. loft to right: Dick Kressin; George Aggos: Rolph Baumbach; Alvin Stein: Cloyton Vorwerk: Jim Goist: John Sommorfold: Don Schnoukor; John Wagner; Richard Von 8lon: Dwight Hull. Middle row. left to right: Goorge Stoerkol: Bill Nies: Milton Linhart; Molvin Miritz; Paul Klopfor: Albert Schmidt; Lowoll Hosforman; Bill Rango; Richord Poock. Front row. loft to right: Bill Sutton; Robort Edmund, secretary; Wolter Wiotiko. prosidont: Coach Bill Bornlohr; Bill Kiothor. Oicar 8reunschwoig, vico-prosidont, is not present. Pago Eighty-sovon PARISH WORKERS Back row, left to right: Phyllis Koohl: Lois Soooth; Ruth Robbor; Morionn Opolka: Lucille Moyers: 8ossie Robertson: Ann Eggort, treasurer; Bortha Flow- nor; Helen Sholoy: Ruth Ward. Middlo row, left to right: Arlone Koengeter: Norma Grabau: Helen Schenk, secretary; Olive Yarian, president; Margo Sonneman, vico-presidont; Helen Miller; Linnetto Schmucker. Front row. loft to right: Gortrudc Luchow; Laura Semmon: Norma Bonck; Dorothy Loronz; Elaino Muollor; Mildred Francis: Julia Kean. Prof. Edgar Ebort, advisor, is not present. PARISH WORKERS The Parish Workers Club is a comparatively new organization on the campus which has been established to maintain a closer re- lationship between the girls enrolled in the Parish Workers Curricu- lum and to help them to better understand the work of the church and their position in it. Under the guidance of Professor Edgar Ebert, this organization has undertaken several projects such as an all-campus clothing drive for European aid and a defense-area can- vassing project. DEBATE - T. K. A. Proof positive that one can prove almost anything are these verbal experts tha members of Cap's debate squad. The subject this year was Resolved: that the United States should direct its policy toward free trade among the nations of the world. The pros and cons flew fast as the teams from Capital participated in invi- tational debates with nearby colleges and in several tournaments. At a tournament at Kent one of the men's teams from Cap took first place. The Ohio Conference tournament was held on our campus with our women's and men's teams both placing high. Other features of the debate season have been public debates on questions of vital interest and a trip to Purdue for a discussion tournament. There is a chapter of Tau Kappa Alpha, national forensic fraternity at Capital of which Mary Ellen Shonting. Milton Linhart, Bill Zimpfcr, Louis Mackey. Robert Gibson. Harold Zietlow. Howard Wilson, and Donna Kline are student members. Loft to right: Corol Burton. Franco Wildormuth., Mr . Maqor!ein, coach; iry Ellon Shonting. Hopo Hoffman. Loft to right: Adolo Rohdo. Donna Klino. Loft to right: Bill Zimpfor. Louis Mackoy. Harold Ziotlow. Bob Gibion. Loft to right: Tom Ludlum, Luthor Schliostor. Konnoth Alpor . Mr. Drushal, coach: Howard Wilion. MASQUERS Mighty Thespian organization on campus is Masquers, which is re- sponsible for all dramatic productions given for the pleasure of Capsters and their many friends. However, along other lines, Masquers is not found wanting, for it sponsored a colorful Christmas party and juke box dance at the Jeffrey House. Under the prexyship of brother Bill Nies, Masquers has really made headlines this year! Roqular mombers, standing. loft to right: Dick Gait: Martha Long: Francos Wildermuth: Sam Klopfor: Cloyton Vorwork: Don Somorvillo: Donna Klino: Mary Ellon Shonting: Charles Woishaupt. Seated, loft to right: Dick Kressin; Mrs. Lona Blochor: Paul Stoingrubor. treasurer: Elsa Rohm, secretory; Bill Nios. president; Margaret Koch, vice-president: Mr;. Claire- Maqerloin: Miss Evelyn Anderson. Associato members, fourth row, loft to right: Hal Holfold: Emory Rhodo: Arnold Bungo; Harold Rust; Roginaid Hollo: Arthur Albers: Tod Portridgo: Alvin Stoin: David Lynn: Ralph Baumbach; Paul Doermann: Carl Beyer: Richard Facklor; Dwight Hull; Don Saylor. Third row. loft to right: Robort Gibson Eunico Johnson: Rosemary Grodi: Chorios Harris: Barbara Babbit; Mariann Opalka: Evolyn Wanlor: Holon Hildobrandt: Ann Harnor: Paul Koohlor: Thomas Damrow: Bob Morosko: Harry Dohso: Wanda Lyons: Botty Gardnor; Jane Van Woss. Socond row. loft to right: Martha Straloy: Lonoro Daohnko; Ann Chiesa; Martha Lieber; June Thayer: Dorothy Stongol: Barboro Ungor; Margarot Copoland: Lois Yoder; Mary V. Osborne: Marjorie Woodyard: Doris Kelish. First row. left to right: Martha Potors: Goraldine Bur roll; Marilyn Joynos: Jacio Thompson: Armin Hagon; Louis Mackoy: Betty Morgler; Marjorio Moos: Adolo Rhodo: Howard Wilscn: Carol Brandt; Anita Saathoff. Pago Ninoty-ono i MASQUERS FAMILY PORTRAIT MASQUERS THE BARRETTS MY SISTER EILEEN THE BARRETTS” FAMILY PORTRAIT I) Onc-oct production; 2) Pygmalian ; 3) York Nativity : }4 crew on lights: 5) stage crew) 6) make- up room; 7) Masquers reception. Six scenes from Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. CHIMES Business and Editorial Staff Top picture, left to right: June Do! Bill Sutton: Frances Wildermuth; lut Schliesser; Bill Nies; Reginald Holle: C stance Doermann. Left: Chimes editor-in-chief, Reqinald Holle. Below: Chimes business manager. Paul Steingruber. CHIMES Foremost burners of the midnight oil on the Cap home grounds are those members v ho give their services to Chimes, the campus newspaper. Under the editorship of Reggie Holle and the managership of Paul Steingruber, and with the co-operation of the editors and staff, the journalistic grapevine has really produced some tasty fruit this year. Yes, one can track down the doings of all one's distant relatives in the Chimes, thanks to the library tower's occu- pants! Bottom picture, standing left to right: Knouff: Joclc Waters: Ruth Metz: Arnold Bu Paul Doermann; Mary Queen; George Pro Bob Meresko. Seated, left to right: Helen Rengert; C - Yarian; Rachel Seamon; Irene Whitworth; E Prange: Bonnie Dozer; Elsa Rehm. Pago Ninoty-tix CHIMES Middle picture, stand- ing, left to right: Susan Meyer; Earl Mgebroff; Robert Pflueger; Sam Klopfer: Horry Dohse; Dick Gast: Ann Chiesa. Seoted, left to right: Valoe Ulmer; Eloise Derry; Martha Straley; Edith Sherer; Marla Christian- son: Elaine Mueller: Mary Siefert. Pago Ninofy.jovon CAPIT ALIAN We, the official chroniclers of Cap's famiy album, have had fun compiling this volume of memories. It's been three years since the last yearbook was published, and even this year we have-been beset with fhe usual run of difficulties, in- cluding the fact that our fac- ulty adviser left the family fold last fall. Nevertheless, we trust that you will enjoy your Capitalian, now and in the future, as a bit of the es- sence of the Cap spirit. Top: Don 8onsch, associato oditor, and Martha Long, oditor-in-chiof. Middlo: Muriol Iffland, business man- agor, and Stanton Bachman, advisor. Bottom: Juno Dohso. copy oditor, and Richard Krossin, sports oditor. Pago Ninoty-oight CAPIT ALIAN Top loft: Our idoa man, Don Braun, photography editor until he left school at tho end of the first semes- ter. Top right: Margaret Koch, art editor. Middle, left to right: Bill Nios. Paul Stoingrubor. Art Albors. and Ted Partridge, the follows who sold the ads. Bottom: Carl Beyer and Doris Alt. the photography appointment duo. The yearbook staff wishes to thank Eleanor Kop- pelman. Mary Louise Mays, and Dorothy Dollinger, who also worked on this Capitalian, and all others who helped us at different times throughout the year. Page Ninety-nino SPORTS Looking into the mirror of the past, we view scenes which long will be remembered by Cap sports fans—fans tearing out their lungs if the game was close or if Cap was trailing. However, when the Lutherans were sailing to an easy victory it seemed as though every- one sat back and breathed a sigh of relief. Knov ing that the memory has a strange tendency to forget the past, we arrange the athletics section as a mirror to keep reflections of past scenes with you until golf be- comes an old man's sport at Capital. Page One Hundrod Poqo Ono Hundrod Ono FOOTBALL . . . The view in the mirror is changing and this time we see a crowded foot- ball stadium, with the tense spectators holding their breath as the referees unscramble the players on the opponents goal line. It's a touchdown!! These words bring the crowd to its feet and New Year's Eve is here once again! Wait a minute! How did this get by the activities ticket collector? It looks like a contingent of Chocolate soldiers from Bitter Sweet . Look- ing closer we can see that it is our football players battling against a sea of mud in the Homecoming game against Wittenberg. Now the mirror clouds as football ends in a splash of liquid dirt. Dick Poock Oscar Braunjchwoig Bill Nias Bill Kiathar Bill Sutton Paul Klopfe. FOOTBALL Albert Schmidt Kormit Monking Paul Koltnor Bill Rango FOOTBALL First row, left to right: Walter Wiefike. Bill Range. Oscar Braunschwoig. Keith Lynn. Paul Klopfor. Bill Nios. Don Schnouckor. Dick Poock. Bob Dorry. Pool Koltnor. Kormit Monking. Bill Sutton. Socond row: Jim Geist, Dick 8auerlo, Fred Klopfer, Al Schmidt. Bill Kiothor. Melvin Miritz, Jack Wators. Luther Muohlbrad. Arnold 8ungo. Tod Pertridgo, Dwight Hull. Cooch Bill Bernlohr. Third row: 8ob Poth. Paul Wietike. Dick Von Blon, Paul Stoingruber. Lowoll Hostorman. Paul Koohlor. Geno Beutol. Charles Rampp, Bernard Philaboum. Oscar Honry. Jim Swinehart. Fourth row; Emery Rohde. Harold Holfeld. Tom Damrow. COME ON KLOPFER! The Fighting Lutherans saw its football team through another thrilling, and heart cheering season. Composed of new fal- tering freshmen and salty veterans, the squad rolled over their opponents' goal line for 5 wins and I loss. Since football was resumed in 1944, Bernlohr’s grid stars have won 8 games and dropped 4. Keltner and P. Klopfer were chosen for the All- Conference first team, while Nies and Derry received honorable mention. Capital University's football team, as a whole, took second place in the Ohio Conference. Long to be remembered will be Klopfer's smashing drives, Sutton's driving runs. Keltner's smooth conversions and the hard playing of the rest of the fellows on the team. Pago One Hundred Four FOOTBALL UGH! FOOTBALL SCORES Capital 13 Muskingum 0 Capital 38 Kenyon 0 Capital 28 Wooster 0 Capital 54 Heidelberg 13 Capital 6 Otterbein 14 Capital 19 Wittenberg 0 L YES. IT WENT OVERI Page One Hundred Five BASEBALL Front row. loft to right: Paul Klopfor. Goorgo StaofHe. Don Somerville. Bill Range.. Earl Wilier, Oscar Braunschweig. Hull. Arnold Bunge. Paul Wietile, Mil- man. Second row: Tom Damrow, Dwight Hull. Arnold Bunge. Paul Wietzle. Mil- ton Linhart. Ed Yost. Al Schmidt. John Mittermaier, Coach Bill Bernlohr. . . . After wiping the mirror off we con dimly see the shope of o diamond, with the Purple and White slugging homers or rallying in the ninth to send around that much needed run. But what's this? Did you see that hidden ball trick which Cap just successfully pulled? You didn’t? Perhaps you weren't watching that first baseman closely enough. These regulars on the 1945 team have won two games out of a possible eight. On to '46. . . . TENNIS Left to right: Ed Evey, Ed Reovoi. Al Slain. Don Somerville. Herb Schaeffer. Oscar Ice. . . . Once aqain we glance into the mirror of the past—this time seeing our tennis team in action. Watch for that ace. Although Cap did not play tennis conference games in 1945, the wielders of the rackets did play three tense, unofficial, matches. The results: one loss, one win. and one tie. . . . Front row, loft to right: Bob Edmund, Al Stoin, Russ Lynch, Ross Homilton. Bob Dorry, Jim Goist, Paul Klopfor, 8ornord Collor Socond row: Coach Bill 8©rnlohr. Goorgo Staorklo. Don Butonshon, Paul Stoingrubor, John Foaring. Jim Swinohart. Bob Poth. Third row: Frod Klopfor. Tod V oolko, Ronald Hals. Dick Baur, Paul Wiotxko. Eugono Boutol. BASKETBALL Peering hard info this mirror we see that again time has slipped by and that the basketball season is well under way so well under way, in fact, that Cap is playing its second game against Otter- bein. Noticing the scoreboard through our mirror of the past we get dizzy trying to figure out who is winning. Cap loads: no. Otterbein is out in front wrong again. 8ernlohr's Brigade is leading. Bang! The final gun sounds and Cap wins, settling an old score with a new score against an old rival. The fans go berserk, the band shrieks. Otterbein rooters glumly go home and the victory bell once again peals out its joyful tones to slumbering city folk. Loft: Coach William Bornlohr Pago One Hundred Eight BASKETBALL BASKETBALL RESULTS Capital 71 Wilmington 35 Capital 70 Denison 42 Capital 44 Muskingum 42 Capital 75 Lockbourne 24 Capital 54 .... Denison 34 Capital 46 Otterbein 49 Capital 69 Wilmington 41 Capital 41 Ashland 47 Capital 68 Ohio Wesleyan 61 Capital 77 Kenyon 4C Capital 53 Muskingum 65 Capital 60 Heidelberg 57 Capital 49 . . . Otterbein 45 Capital 54 Ohio Wesleyan 40 Capital 81 Kenyon 41 Capital 68 Heidelberg 65 BASKETBALL AI Stoin Bob Edmund Ross Hamilton Jim Geist Dan Susil During the past two seasons the Cap basketball team has won 28 contests in 33 encounters. This season s totals: 13 wins. 3 losses. In the state rat- ings Cap's team landed in third place after many stimulating and heart chilling experiences. In- dividual honors go to Russ Lynch, Cap's high point man, who was chosen for the All-Conforonce second team. Memories ne'er to be forgotten, will be: Shrider's accurate, bullet passes, Cellar's place shots, Lynch's fiendish dribbling and the squads' never failing fight for school and coach. Bornord Collor Pool Klopfor Horb Shrider Bob Derry Rusvoll Lynch Page One Hundred Ton CHEERLEADERS These ere the Capstors who led tho yells. From left to right, they are: Bob Morosko. Harriot Paul. Joon Stoon. Joann Waltor. Minorva Wiessinger, Oonna Klino. Uppor loft: Playors on a summer intramural ball squad. Lower loft: Torchboarors leading tho way to tho stadium for on ovoning bonflro rally. Upper right: Our cheerleaders doing thoir stuff ot a bonfire pep rally. Lowor right: Loaving for the Otterbein football gamo. Hockey, archery, swim- ming, volleybail, hiking, basketball, softball, bad- minton, bicycling, table tennis, and just plain ten- nis ----- these are the sports Cap offers her more athletic coed for physical and social de- velopment. better known as fun! FEATURES Just what makes life click at Capi- tal? And what are the scenes of fondest memories in the Cap child's busy brain? Where does one go, and what does one do, and what is there to be seen on the Cap home grounds? These questions will be graphically an- swered on the following pages— a small cross-section of life and scenes so vital in the ordinary Cap student's daily life. Somewhere, too, you may be able to catch a bit of the intangible Cap spirit without which this group could not have been welded into such a clannish relationship. Pago One Hundred Fourtoon Pago Ono Hundred Fifteen MAY DAY 1945 Pago Ono Hundrod Sixteon MAY DAY 1945 Pago Ono Hundred Seventeen HOMECOMING Pogo Ono Hundred Eightoon MAY DAY 1946 Lovely blonde Ann Soller of Youngstown. Ohio, was selected by the Cap family as May Queen for the 1946 May Day celebra- tion. Complementing Queen Ann as maid of honor was brunette Doris Alt. whose hometown is Rochester, New York. Pago One Hundrod Twonty Bottom row: Joan Schneidor. Martha Peters, Gorfrudo Priddy, Wanda Hognor. Second row: June Thayer. Doris Alt. Mario Christianson. Third row: Barbaro Rador, Elsa Rohm. Quoon Ann and her court. 3ZV0 A1N3A h 1 7 jlA o l m iAii II -c % � % - A « T . , • ’ sAAe'sflfd CT jSi w Q.Q. X--VCX X I V Pogo Ono Hundrod Twenty-four y y YM? PHOTO BY CHARLES A. WEISHAUPT CAPITAL UNIVERSITY ROB'T. s. dingledine CO. T- - . 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Opposite Campus—Next To White Castle Page One Hundrod Thirty-lwo FACULTY DIRECTORY Anderson, Miss Evelyn—818 Euclaire Ave., Bexley, O. Bachman, John W.—868 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. Bailey, William—627 Euclaire Ave., Bexley. O. Balz, Miss Elizabeth—1427 Madison Ave., Columbus, O. Bernlohr. Fred—811 Pleasant Ridge, Bexley. O. Bernlohn. William F.—707 Roosevelt Ave.. Bexley, O. Blocher, Mrs. Lona—1598 Bryden Rd., Columbus. O. Bond. Ralph H.—529 S. Drcxel Ave., Bexley. O. Bowers. Miss Helen—Ackerman Hall, Capital Univ. Brobst, Fred E.—809 S. Cassinghom Ave., Bexley, O. Buehring, Rev. Paul H.—3167 Petzinger Rd., Columbus, O. Burrer, Mrs. Dorothy—866 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. Busch, Karl G.—790 Montrose Ave., Bexley. O. Conrad. Miss Dorothea E.—939 City Pork Ave., Colum- bus. O. Cotterman, Homer R.—675 Sheridan Ave.. Bexley. O. Crist. Wilbur E.— I 125 Kingslea Rd., Columbus, O. Czomanske, Palmer A.—814 Pleasant Ridge, Bexley. O. Dassel, Virgil H.—850 Montrose Ave., Bexley, O. Dell. George F.—R.F.D. 2, Galena. O. Dell, Rev. Jacob A.—813 Vernon Rd., Bexley. O. Doersam. Miss Jessie B.—Pontius Rd.. Groveport, O. Doescher. Waldcmar O.—2406 Havenwood Dr.. N.. Columbus. O. Dole, Mrs. Anice—17481 2 E. Main St.. Columbus. O. Dring, Mrs. Dorothy—1017 Eucloire Ave|, Bexley. O. Drushal, J. Garber—Apt. C, 54l 2 S. Drexel. Bexley. O. Ebert. Edgar P.—701 Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. Ebert, Rev. Otto—2325 Sherwood Rd.. Bexley. O. Ebinger. Miss Clara L.—2201 Bryden Rd., Bexley, O. Eich, Miss Justino M.—651 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. Elliott, Floyd E.—675 Sheridan Ave., Bexley. O. Elsass, Donald H.—726 S. Cassingham Rd.. Bexley, O. Fendt, Rev. Edward —2244 Astor Ave., Bexley. O. Fromm, Guy C.—699 College Ave., Bexley, O. Geist, Robert M.—2269 E. Mound, Bexley, O. Glenn. Mrs. Leila Brown—349 W. 8th Ave., Columbus, O. Goen, Muriel—63 E. Weber Rd.. Columbus, O. Grossman, Arthur—824 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. Harms, Harm—774 S. Cassingham Rd., Bexley, O. Harms. Mrs. Pauline—744 S. Cassingham Rd.. Bexley, O. Hax, Rev. Theodore B.—70 E. Markison Ave., Columbus, O. Heyman, Miss Gladys—Ackerman Hall, Capital Univ. Hirt, Harry—799 S. Champion Ave., Columbus, O. Hummel. Miss Dolores—761 Pleasant Ridge, Bexley, O. Keizer. Miss Henrietta—1260 E. Broad St.. Columbus, O. Kohler, Loy G.—73 N. Ardmore Rd.. Bexley. O. Kuethe, Rev. John—529 S. Drexel, Bexley, O. Lang, John O.—1688 Melrose Ave.. Columbus, O. Leum, Miss Clara L.—886 S. Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. Leupold. Rev. Herbert C.—750 Roosevelt Ave., Bexley. O. Liefeld, Rev. Theodore—916 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. Litzinger, Robert—951 Oakwood Ave., Columbus, O. Magerlein, Mrs. Claire—2094 Neil Ave., Columbus, O. Martin, Kenneth J.—789 S. Remington Rd.. Bexley, O. Mayer, Frederick C.—766 College Ave., Bexley, O. Mees. Dr. Otto—2311 E. Main St., Columbus, O. Metz. Earl C.—670 Pleasant Ridge, Bexley, O. Moenter, Richard L.—956 College Ave., Bexley, O. Monnier. Miss Lina L.—661 College Ave., Bexley. O. Ochs. Miss Maude L.—467 Oakwood Ave., Columbus. O. Orr, Grover L.—767 College Ave., Bexley, O. Reel. Stella M.— I 188 E. Broad St., Columbus. O. Reuss, Carl—2258 Bryden Rr., Bexley, O. Roess, Miss Mary—Troutman Hall, Capital Univ. Schaaf. Laurence J.—736 Pleasant Ridge. Bexley, O. Schalinske, Theodore—965 Miller Ave., Columbus. O. Sievert, Marie—531 S. Drexel, Apt. 9, Bexley, O. Singer, Simon A.—2322 E. Main St., Bexley, O. Smith, Reuben V.—409 S. Parkview Ave., Bexley, O. Snyder, Ellis E.— I 19 S. Ardmore Rd.. Bexley, O. Todhunter, Frank—1483 S. High, Columbus, O. Wildermuth, Ross B.—2285 E. Mound St., Bexley. O. Woelke, Mildred—529 S. Drexel, Bexley, O. Wolf. Herbert—Schenk Divinity Hall. Capital Univ. Zimpfer. Paul E.—779 S. Cassingham, Bexley, O. Pago One Hundred Thirfy-threo STUDENT DIRECTORY (FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTER ENROLLMENT) A Abraham, Nellie K.—1636 Greenway Ave., Columbus, O. Aggas, George—Tobosco, O. Ahrendt, Wilfred—Lexington, Texas Albers, Arthur L.—Thomosboro, III. Allerding, Jane I.—208 E. Hamtramck St., Mount Ver- non, O. Alpers, Kenneth P.—105 Sixth St., S. W.. Massillon, O. Alt, Doris R.—86 Prince St., Rochester, N. Y. Alt, Kathleen L.—32 Maple St., Norwalk, O. Alt, Ruth—32 Maple St., Norwalk, O. Andrew, Marjorie—803 Kelton Ave., Columbus, O. Anderson,'Lillian J.—1110 S. Ohio Ave., Columbus, O. Anderson, Miriam L.—49 E. Moler St., Columbus, O . Anderson. Ruth I.—4526 Rosedale Ave., Bethesda, Md. Anthony, Harry—158 N. Powell Ave., Columbus, O. Angell, Edward—223 E. College, Westerville. O. Appel, Leon—230 Benjamin, Romeo, Mich. Appel, Norine A.—230 Benjamin, Romeo, Mich. Auer.'John—132 E. Church St., Galion, O. Aufderstrasse, Paul H.—Pemberville. O. B Baack, Edward R.—Alexander, Kansas. Babbitt, Barbara—130 N. Ardmore Rd., Bexley, O. Bachman, William L.—178 Orchard Lane, Columbus, O. Bailey, Alice M.—427 Oak St.. Apt. A-1, Columbus. O. Baker. Clarence L.—54 N. Chase Ave.. Columbus. O. Baker, Jeanne H.—2742 Glenwood Ave., Toledo, O. Baker, Ruth E.—R.F.D. I. St. Louisville, O. Baldauf, Ruth—1628 W. 10th St.. Anderson, Ind. Baldwin, George W.—866 S. Roosevelt Ave., Bexley, O. Banck Norma V.—6819 8th St., N. W. Washington, D. C. Bangert, Henry G.—336 S. W. Parkman Rd.. Warren, O. Barnett, Hannah—852 Albert, Columbus, O. Barnhart, Emma Jane—R.F.D. 2, Canal Winchester, O. Barnick, Armin—R.F.D. 2. Marion, Wis. Barr. Elsie Mae—175 E. 1st St., London, O. Barr, Margaret Ann—Berger Hospital, Circleville, O. Barrick, Betty G.—R.F.D. 3, Johnstown, O. Barron. Delores J.—3299 Dresden Rd.. Zanesville, O. Bartlett, Nancy Jane—843 Euclaire Ave., Bexley, O. 8arton. Richard—850 E. Whittier St., Columbus, O. Bash, Ewald J.—201 E. Floral Ave., Portland, Ind. Bash, William H.—201 E. Floral Ave., Portland, Ind. Battiste. Gwendolyn E.—328 Wilson Ave., Port Clinton, O. Battiste. Quentin—328 Wilson Ave., Port Clinton. O. Bauerle, Richard E.—515 Spangler St., Willard. O. Baumbach, Bernard—318 N. Pine St., Anaheim, Calif. Baumbach, Ralph F.—R.F.D. I, Oil City. Pa. Baumgartner, Rosemary E.—427 W. Oakwood. Bucyrus, O. Baun, June W.—New Middletown, O. Baur, Richard H.—425 Crest Ave., Ann Arbor. Mich. Beard, Annabel—R.F.D. I, Okeana, O. Beck, Barbara Joan—515 N. Columbus St., Crestline, O. Beck. Eleanor L.— 126 W. Main, Circleville, O. Becker. Theodore D.—R.F.D. I, Box 612, Coy Rood, Toledo, O. Beireis, Clarence—657 Franklin St., Hamilton. O. Benkert, Jack—124 W. Todd Ave., Reed City, Mich. Bensch, Donald—106 Maple St., Reading, O. Bensch. Ruth—106 Maple St., Reading, O. Bergdall, Mildred—208 N. Fulton Ave., Baltimore, Mr. Bernlohr, Mary Bain—777 Miller Ave., Columbus. O. Beutel, Eugene W.—Lockport Rd.. Sanborn, N. Y. Beyer, Carl W.—13303 Rochelle, Detroit, Mich. Bieber, Randall F.—R.F.D. 2, Canfield, O. Bierstedt, Miriam R.—30 East Norwich Ave., Columbus, O. Bigelow, Beverly R.—180 N. Terrace Ave., Columbus, O. Bingham. Cassie Louise—Reynoldsburg Main, Reynolds- burg, O. Blacko, Robert G.—4136 Washington St.. Holiday's Cove, W. Va. Blair, Mary K.—R.F.D. 2, St. Paris, O. Blum, Carl H.—744 Marlborough Ave., Detroit, Mich. Blumenstock, Arthur—3015 Dickerson, Detroit. Mich. Bock, Robert—140 McKinley Ave., Kenmore. N. Y. Roeger, Anna Barbara—R.F.D. 5, Marysville, O. Bohl, Gretna Farnsworth—575 Kossuth St., Columbus. O. Boldt, Doris R.—13716 Saratoga. Detroit, Mich. Bott, George—255 McKinley Ave., Alpena, Mich. Boulton, Sarah—I 173 Sunbury Rd.. Columbus, O. Bowers, Ruth E.—Laurelville, O. Bowman. Dorris Jane—Forrest Park, Hickorn, N. C. Pago Ono Hundred Thirty-four STUDENT DIRECTORY Boyd, Donald—3524 Stone St.. Port Huron, Mich. Boyd, Jeanne I.—1095 Berkeley Rd., Columbus, O. Brandt. Carroll—215 Chalmers Ave., Detroit, Mich. Braren. Edward B.—2633 Dellwood Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Braun, Donald F.—940 Metcalf Ave., New York City, N. Y. Braunschweig, Oscar—Benson. III. Brenning, Norman—875 E. Broad St., Columbus, O. Brown, Donald—Lancaster, O. Brown, Lenora P.—71 I Herbruck Ct.. N. E., Canton, O. Brueckner, Esther P.—2905 Fletcher Rd.. Chelso, Mich. Brueckner. Irma R.—2905 Fletcher Rd.. Chelsa, Mich. Bruerd, Charles—541 Kelton Ave., Columbus, O. Bryant. Don—450 Rhodes Ave., Columbus. O. 8ucholtz, Grace T.—450 Rhodes Ave., Columbus. O. Buenting, Eloise A.—Gifford. III. Bugh, David A.—Rushville, O. Bullock. Ruth E.—33 Broadway, Lebanon, O. Bunge. Arnold F.—2004 Riverview St.. Toledo, O. Burxcy, Charles—161 E. Judson Ave., Youngstown, O. Burrell, Geraldine E.—1399 E. Long St., Columbus, O. Burton, Carol—Pickerington, O. Burton, Lillian E.—67 Kian Ave., Columbus. O. Busdicker, George—1010 N. Baker, Santa Ana. Calif. Buss. Marilyn R.—Golden, III. Butenshon, Donald E.—81 I N. W. Carden Ave., Pendle- ton, Ore. C Caldwell, Gloria Dole—1748 2 E. Main. Columbus. O. Caligiuri, Joseph—554 Belvidere Ave.. Columbus, O. Campbell, Doris-J.—198 Rhein St.. Mansfield, O. Cellar. Bernard L.—The Brown Fruit Farm, 'Worthington, O. Chesshir, Jacqueline L.—752 S. Warren Ave., Columbus, O. Chiesa, Ann Mary—I I N. Franklin, Richwood, O. Christianson, Marla—148 W. Lakeview Ave., Columbus, O. Clauson, Darrell—52 Dana Ave., Columbus, O. Claypoole. Jo Ann—416 Miller St., B.utler, Pa. Clemens, Wanda J.—r 1008 Camp St.. Piqua, O. Clink, Glenn—R.F.D. 2, Gibsonburg, O. Coffman, Clara B.—2461 Fair Ave., Columbus, O. Combs. Joyce C.—8303 Liberty Rd.. Baltimore, Md. Conner, Robert—20 Grange St., Toledo .O. Conrad, Davis—319 E. 6th Ave., Lancaster, O. Conrad, Nancy Lee—429 Riverside. Chillicothe, O. Cook, Dorothy—443 E. Franklin St., Circleville, O. Copeland. Margaret I.—707 Linwood Ave., Columbus, O. Cory, Helen June—Box 246, Frankfort, O. Cotterman, Bette—102 Elmwood, Newark, O. Cottrell, Marcile—R.F.D. 3, Hicksville, O. Coultard. Howard E.—134 S. Main St.. Middletown, O. Cox, Cora Ruth—804 Dayton Ave., Washington C. H., O. Crabb. Nina R.—R.F.D. I, New Holland, O. Cronau, James F.—New Washington, O. Current. Georgia M.—R.F.D. 7, Chillicothe, O. D Daehnke, Lenore M.—28 E. William St., Delaware, O. Dale. Hazel S.—736 Chelsea Ave., Columbus, O. Dally, Orville—412 Van Buren St., Evans City, Pa. Damm, Robert—30 Brunswick Blva., Buffalo, N. Y. Damrow, Thomas—R.F.D. 2, Beatrice, Neb. Daniels, Emmett—R.F.D. 2. Forest. O. Dassell. Ruth M.—850 Montrose Ave., Bexley. O. Daugherty. Dola Mae—Box 365, Hermiston, Ore. Daugherty, Doris Ann—Box 365, Hermiston, Ore. Uavis. Nancy E.—671 Carpenter St.. Columbus, O. Degenfelder. Ada L.—12730 S. Mozart, Blue Island. III. Deenis, Carmen I.—1053 W. Church St.. Newark, O. Deibel, Martin—714 Whittier, Columbus, O. Dempsey, Ruth L.—1811 Hickorn, Detroit. Mich. Dennis, John H.—219 N. State St.. Marion, O. Derry, Eloise R.—8v6 Brighton Blvd., Zanesville. O. Derry, Robert A.—896 Brighton Blvd., Zanesville. O. Devine, Gerry—596 Fairwood Ave.. Columbus, O. Diemer, Karl—Stratford. Wis. Dill, Margaret I.—1991 Aberdeen Ave., Columbus, O. Dillon, Donna L. —720 Heltman Ave., Ashland, O. Disbro, Ruth L.—47 S. 17th St., Richmond, Ind. Distelhorst, Marilyn E.—4601 W. Broad St., Columbus, O. Distelhorst. Virginia Mae—809 Harmon Ave., Columbus, O. Dodds. Ralph—Pemberton. O. Doermann, Constance I.—305 W. Ilth St., Sterling, III. Doermann. Paul E.—409 Taylor St., Sandusky, O. Dohse. Harry E.—210 Orchard Drive. Dayton, O. Dohse, June—210 Orchard Drive, Dayton, O. Page One Hundred Tfiirly-fivo STUDENT DIRECTORY Dole, Anice—17481 2 E. Main, Columbus, O. Dollinger, Dorothy M.—Box 103, Thrall, Texas. Domrow, Fredick—2422 Gruenwald St„ Blue Island. III. Downs, Louis E.—R.F.D. 3, Warren. O. Dozer, Bonnie Lee—1801 E. Main St., Columbus. O. Drache. Laurel Lee—Meridan. Minn. Drew, Emily C.—443 Second St. S. E.. Washington, D. C. Dukes. Dorothy—242 S. Conover, Dayton, O. Duning. Joan T.—407 S. 12th St., Richmond, Ind. Duvall, Neva L.—Box 122, Carrollton, O. E Earl, Ruth—3570 McCutcheon Rd„ Gahanna, O. Eberhardt, Anne M.—747 Broadleigh Rd.. Columbus, O. Eberle. Mary Ann—Quaker City, O. Eberle. Walter—38 W. College, Cannonsburg, Pa. Eccard, Helen L.—K.F.D. 3, Circleville. O. Edmund. Robert K.—Thornville, O. Edwards. Dorothy F.—1733 E. Mound. Columbus. O. Edwards. M. Elinor—R.F.D. 4, Oak Hill. O. Eggert, Ann L.—3037 N. 37th St., Milwaukee, Wis. Eibling, Miriam L.—4744 Kincaid PL. Pittsburgh, Pa. Eibling, Robert—4744 Kincaid PL, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ely. Wanita L.—223 E. Beaumont Rd., Columbus, O. Emmelhainz, Otto J.—Hilliards, O. Engeling, Henry—Needville, Texas. Erbeck. Louise H.—Bov 361, R.F.D. I, Sharonville, O. Every, Dedric C.—206 S. East Ave., Baltimore, Md. Evey, Edmund H.—R.F.D. I, Library, Pa. F Fabing, Paul—575 E. Jenkins Ave., Columbus, O. Facklor. Richard L.—406 N. Oxford St., Indianapolis. Ind. Fahrenholz, Laura A.—2912 Ehno Place, Middletown. O. Frankhauser, Marilyn—2699 S. High, Columbus, O. Farmer, Vivian M.—Triadelphia, W. Va. Fauley, Imogene E.—R.F.D. I, South Zanesville. O. Fearing, John D.—1523 Republic Ave., Columbus, O. Felger, Monabelle M.—702 N. Jefferson St., Hartford City, Ind. Fenner, Janet Lee—East Elm St., Salina, O. Fields. Barbara A.—263 Miami Ave., Columbus, O. Fischer, Carolyn M.—R.F.D. 3, Circleville, O. Fischer, Peggy J.—620 2 Randolph St., Charleston, W. Va. Fisher. Donna A.—Box I I I, 24 Third St., Buckeye Lake, O. Fisher, Lorraine L.—R.F.D. I, Kirwin Heights, Bridgeville, Pa. Fladt. Virginia E.—163 S. Ogden, Columbus. O. nautt. Eara T.—Somerset, O. Flessner, Bertha—St. Joheph III. Fluhart. Thomas—280 S. Central Ave.. Columbus, O. Foley, Audrey J.— 119| j Madison, Gibsonburg, O. Ford, Ernest F.—1618 E. Fulton St., Columbus, O. Fox. Keith A.—8236 Hupp. Van Dyke, Mich. France, Paul—R.F.D. 2. Zanesville, O. Francis. Mildred L.—852 Shawano Ave., Green Bay, Wis. Frank. Clovis S.—R.F.D. 2. Danville, O. Frank, Miriam P.—2901 Gilbert Ave., Portsmouth. O. Frey, Carolyn—3644 Smothers Rd., Westerville, O. Frey. Mary Jane—3644 Smothers Rd.. Westerville. O. Frey, Paul W.—R.F.D. 3, Georgetown, O. Freyberg, James—527 S. Brexel, Bexley, O. Freytag, Ralferd C.—R.F.D. 4, Napoleon. O. Friedly, Anne M.—534 Hillsdale Dr., Warren, O. Frim, Virginia L.—439 Josephine Ave., Columbus, O. Fritsche, Ruth G.—4897 Dublin Rd.. Columbus, O. Fritz, Donald L.—1325 Eighth St.. Port Huron. Mich. Fromm, Earle—699 College Ave., Bexley, O. Fuller. Raymond E.—R.F.D. 4. Steubenville, O. Fullerton. Maxine—Huntsville, O. G Gaker, Jean D.—Sharonville, O. Gallagher, Joanne A.—440 Wayne Square, Beaver, Pa. Gammage. Wayne—835 Franklin. Columbus. O. Garbrecht. Robert—R.F.D. 2, Ochoto Falls. Wis. Gardner, Betty E.—Capac, Mich. Gast, Richard—1529 Harrison St., Sandusky, O. Geiser, Shirley—804 Center Ave., Avalon. Pittsburgh, Pa. Geist, James—2269 E. Mound St., Bexley, O. Gibson, Robert F.—9236 Manistique, Detroit, Mich. Gill, Bettie I.— 114 N. Ogden Ave., Columbus, O. Gilmore, Alice A.—Somerset, O. Goers, Harold S.—147 S. Third St., Altamont, III. Gohlke. Jean A.—800 Bulen Ave., Columbus, O. Golden, Norma—Golden, III. Goode, Mary M.—Adelphi, O. Grabau, Norma H.—R.F.D. I. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Pago One Hundred Thirty-jix STUDENT DIRECTORY Grabau, Richard—1536 Wagor Ave., Lakewood, O. Grabau, Roger—1536 Wagar Ave., Lakewood. O. Grabel, Vernon—R.F.D. II, Cincinnati, O. Graham. George—3 I 7 S. Warren Ave., Columbus, O. Grahl, Ellenore F.—Fox 237, Reynoldsburg, O. Green, Arnold J.—R.F.D. 2, 8ucyrus, O. Gregor, Gloria E.—532 New Castle, Enrico, Calif. Grisez, Betty Jane—Yorkshire, O. Gross, Frederick—Jackson Center, O. Grote, Rose Mary—R.F.D. 2, Delaware, O. Grueb, Ruth M.— 12711 S. Maple Rve., Blue Island. III. Grueber, Arnold H.—2383 E. Main St., Columbus, O. Gruenburg, Donald—5963 Sheridan Ave., Detroit, Mich. Guillermin, John—1442 Neil Ave., Apt. A., Columbus, O. Guth, Ernst G.—2023 Spring Ave., N. E., Canton, O. H Haack, Joyce I.—R.F.D. I, Curtice, O. Haag, Margaret—127 Benjamin St.. Romeo, Mich. Hacker, Carl—58 Wilson St., Struthers, O. Hacker, Willis—58 Wilson St.. Struthers, O. Hafey. Marie T.—460 Rowe Rd.. Lockbourne, O. Hagen, Armin A.—670 Pleasant Ridge. Bexley, O. Haley, James—13002 Breiner, Detroit, Mich. Haley, Richard—1598 Harvard St.. Columbus. O. Hall, Margilaine N.—704 Spearman Hill, Mt. Vernon, O. Halliday, Rhea M.—2622 Elliott Ave., Columbus, O. Hals, Ronald M.—4486 36th St., San Diago, Calif. Hamilton, Mary Ruth—R.F.D. 2, Hillsboro, O. Hamilton, Ross S.—Reynoldsburg, O. Handley. Martha L.—R.F.D. 7. Chillicothe, O. Hank. Armor—Jackson. O. Hansler, Richard L.—3tt0 N. 48th St., Milwaukee. Wis. Harbold. Robert—591 Miller Ave., Columbus. O. Hardin. Thomas F.—933 Maple Lane, Jacksonville, Fla. Harner. Ann—McNaughten Rd., Reynoldsburg, O. Harpster, Julia—Thornville, O. Harris, Charles W.—541 E. Second, Xenia. O. Haverisen, David—R.F.D. I, Hilliards, O. Heckman, Ella—Allentown, Pa. Hecox, William—R.F.D. 2, Canal Winchester, O. Hedrick. Martha L.—2241 Indianola Ave., Columbus, O. Heffner, Philip—1263 Oakwood Ave., Columbus. O. Hegner, Wanda A.—303 Handry St., Sandusky, O. Heidmann, Kurt—Steinbach, Manitoba. Canada. Heilman, Eleanor—14150 Rochelle, Detroit, Mich. Heins. Catherine—R.F.D. I, Hudson, N. Y. Heldt, Elva J.—202 Walter St., Pittsburgh, Pa. • Helwagen, Paul G.—233 E. Main St.. Circleville, O. Helwick, Martha L.—404 2 New Boston St., Canastota, N. Y. Helwick, Ruth E.—404| 2 New Boston St., Canastota, N. Y. Hemken, Virginia L.—R.F.D. 4, Pontiac, III. Hendershot, Fontnae, D.—2356 Harrisburg Pike, Grove City, O. Henry, Frances—545 E. Allen St., Lancaster. O. Henry, Oscar—R.F.D. 2, Montpelier, O. Herbst, Charles—1471 Oak St.. Columbus. O. Herbst, Marian—112 Miles, Ypsilanti, Mich. Herchenroether, Harriet—941 14th St.. Monaca. Pa. Hershey, Mabel P.—Dayton, O. Hesterman. Donald—R.F.D. I, Holgate, O. Hesterman, Lowell—R.F.D. I, Holgate. O. Hevener, Jeanette A.—555 N. Poplar St., Fostoria, O. Hildebrandt. Helen R.—Capac, Mich. Hill, Richard—314 Fairway Ave., Chillicothe, O. Hiller, Edward—Dola, O. Hilsheimer, Virginia A.—R.F.D. 7, Chillicothe, O. Hinds, Walter R. Jr.—214 Neighbor St., Newcomers- town, O. Hoagland, Joan M.—90S E. Spring St., St. Marys, O. Hof, Edward—2799 Indianola Ave., Columbus, O. Hoff. Virginia—R.F.D. I, Carrollton. O. Hoffman. Roy C.—1420 Chihuahua St.. Laredo, Texas. Hoglund, Jane G.—1830 E. Rich, Columbus, O. Holfeld, Harold H.—1948 Ottawa. Regina. Sask., Can. Holle, Reginald—R.F.D. 17, Box 1286, Houston, Texas. Holman, William B.—80 S. Linwood Ave., Norwalk, O. Hord, Marian E.—R.F.D. 4, Marion, O. Houck, John Roland—1628 S. Charles St., Baltimore. Md. Howald, James—761 Thurman Ave., Columbus, O. Hudson, Ralph—3875 Doney Ave.. Columbus, O. Huebner, Reginald—R.F.D. I, Box 7, Alice. Texas. Huffman, Hope M.—226 E. Union St., Medina, O. Hughes, Mary E.—Somerset, O. Hughes. Nancy J.—200 Roosevelt Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Hull. Dwight C.—1332 Shelby, Sandusky, O. Hull, Phyllis—507 Echo Ave.. Zanesville, O. Page Ono Hundrod Thiffy-seven STUDENT DIRECTORY Hummel, Dolores—406 N, Broad, Lancaster, O. Hunter, James—504 Highview Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. I Ice, Oscar—420 S. Spring St., Evansville, Ind. Iffland, Muriel L.—R.F.D. I, Blissfield, Mich. Imschweiler, Paul C.—626 E. Hyde Park Blvd., Inglewood. Calif. Indenbeisen. Mary—Corning, O. Inloes, Elizabeth A.—700 Fike Ave., Orrville, O. Irvin, James—School for the Deaf, Knoxville, Tenn. Irwin, Helen—277 E. Main St., Ashville, O. Iverson, William—306 Winner Ave., Columbus, O. J Jacoby, Robert K.—952 Vanderbilt Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Jaynes, Marilyn A.—736 S. Cassingham Rd., Bexley, O. Jedele, Doris M.—7 S. Summit St., Ypsilanti, Mich. Johnson, Eunice E.—331 Miller Ave., Columbus, O. Johnson, Kenneth—R.F.D. I, Peru, III. Johnson, Marian R.—R.F.D. I, Peru, III. Jones, Martha Mae—2262 Willamont Ave., Columbus, O. Jones. Rolden W.—301 Somerset St.. Toledo. O. Jones, William—791 Kelton Ave., Columbus, O. K Kalish, Doris J.—712 S. Remington Rd., Bexley. O. Kautz, Willis E.—583 Wilson Ave., Columbus, O. Keck, Virginia F.—10 9E. Boyd Ave., Butler, Pa. Keen, Julia G.—505 Second St., N. E., Massillon, O. Keener, Audra E.—Box I 18, New Lebanon, O. Keim. Edward—375 Wilson Ave., Columbus, O. Keltner, Paul E.—322 E. Broad St., Columbus. O. Kenreich, Alice L.—R.F.D. 5. Salem, O. Keppler, Paul—428 North E St., Hamilton, O. Kiether. William—910 First St., Sandusky, O. Kilgore. Harry R.—1232 Hiland Ave.. Coraopolis, Pa. Kindinger. Paul—435 N. Henry St., Crestline, O. King, Erma L.—Thornville. O. King, John W.—R.F.D. 2. Washington C. H„ O. Kistler, Jean A.—Lithopolis, O. Kitzelman, Louise—1520 High St., Beatrice, Neb. Kline, Donald—678 S. Hampton. Columbus, O. Kline. Donna—R.F.D. 2. West Salem, O. Klinkman, Myron—90 N. Gould Rd., Columbus, O. Klopfer, Frederick E.—133 Barton Ave., Terra Haute, Ind. Klopfer, Paul E.—133 Barton Ave., Terre Haute, Ind. Klopfer, Samuel—133 Barton Ave., Terre Haute, Ind. Knauff, Lucille A.—307 S. Higbee St., Reed City. Mich. Knauff, Luther—307 S. Higbee St., Reed City, Mich. Knauff, Raymond—307 S. Higbee St„ Reed City, Mich. Knilans, Richard—798 Brentnell Ave., Columbus. O. Koch, Margaret—1407 S. Fourth St., Columbus, O. Koch, William J.—159 Harney St., Oshkosh, Wis. Koehl, Billy G.—116 Lakeview Blvd., Columbus, O. Koehl, Phyllis—110 E. Mechanic St., Reading. O. Koehler, Mary Jane—1217 Ranson St., Sandusky, O. Koehler, Paul D.—Upper Sandusky. O. Kcengeter, Alton C.—445 Second St.. Ann Arbor, Mich. Koengeter, Arlene L.—13031 Scio Church Rd., Chelsea, Mich. Koffler, Alma—650 Sheridan Ave., Bexley, O. Kolm, Hazel M.—R.F.D. 2. Louisville, O. Koppelman, Eleanor M.—158 Chestnut St.. Petersburg, Mich. Kordewich. John—2307 136th St., Blue Island, III. Kressin, Richard A.—81 Kingsley, Buffalo. N. Y. Kroen, Jean A.—1112 Union Ave., Brackenridge. Pa. Krueger, Frederick C.—1055 Arbor Lane, Jacksonville. Fla. Kuehn, Edwin—R.F.D. I. Shawano. Wis. Kull, Lois Ann—313 S. Walnut, Marysville. O. Kurtz, Norbert—96 Mitho- St., Columbus. O. Kyler, Martha J.—Plum St., Jeromesville, O. L ‘Labuhn, Gerald—14139 Rochelle, Detroit, Mich. Landrum, Emily J.—426 E. Paint, Washington, C. H., O. Lane. George—321 Silver St., Marion. O. Lang. Betty L.—15429 Bcaverland,, Detroit, Mich. Lange, Dorothy E.—1303 N. Chester Ave., Compton. Calif. Langhans, Elizabeth—Thornville, O. Langholz, Lois E.—204 $. Huron Ave., Columbus, O. Leiby. Ardis I.—658 S. Cassingham Rd.. Bexley. O. Lembke, Reta M.—412 N. Main St., Gibsonburg, O. Leonhart. Jane M.—R.F.D. 2, Bloomville. O. Lieber, Martha—321 Euclid Ave., Bellevue. O. Linder, Grace—779 Pleasant Ridge. Bexley, O. Pago Ono Hundred Thirty-oigM STUDENT DIRECTORY Linder, Lloyd—R.F.D. 5, Fremont, O. Lindner, Maynard M.—R.F.D. 8, Hamilton, O. Lindquist, Paul—392 Madison St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Lindsley, WJbur—600l 2 Pleasant Ridge, Bexley, O. Linhart. Milton—761 Phillips Ave., Detroit, Mich. Loerke. Susanne M.—2129 Michigan St., Toledo. O. Logsdon, Howard—R.F.D. 2, Ashville. O. Long, Martha L.—8171 2 Elm St.. Toledo, O. Lorenz. Dorothy B.—P. O. Box 441. Castle Shannon, Pa. Loshaw, Nona M.—205 Grove Ave., Imlay City, Mich. Loufman. Lorraine—19450 Battersea Blvdfl., Rocky River, O. Love. Calvert—Edgewood, Md. Ludlum, Thomas—I I I E. Patterson Ave., Columbus, O. Luechauer, Emma J.—R.F.D. 2, Mt. Healthy, O. Luetzow, Gertrude T.—4502 Seyburn. Detroit, Mich. Luth, Dalton—669 N. Sugar, Celina, O. Lybarger, Rae—2117 Fourth Court. Cuyahoga Falls, O. Lynch, Russell E.—228 S. Brexel, Bexley, O. Lynn. David W.—Lindsey. O. Lynn, Keith—Box 356, Johnstown, O. Lyons. Wanda M.—Galena, O. M Mackenbach, Pollyanne—223 N. Walnut St., St. Marys, O. Mackey, Louis H.—302 Brooklyn Ave., Sidney, O. Maher, Ruth—Fayetteville, O. Maliski, Wanda—Box 207, Lansing, O. March, Henry C.—1519 W. 81st St., Chicago, III. Markham, June E.—308 LaSalle Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Marshall. Ruth E.—138 W. 70th St.. Chicago, III. Martindill, Janet A.—669 College Ave.. Bexley, O. Mayer, Joel H.—323 5th St., Hastings, Minn. Mayer, Margaret L.—245 North, Chillicothe. O. Mays. Mary Louise—Bolivar, O. McCabe, Anna Jean—R.F.D. 3, Coshocton, O. McClure, George Edward—2921 Fleetwood Ave., Balti- more, Md. McClure, Madge E.—Reynoldsburg. O. McCoy, Kathryn L.—Peebles. O. McElfresh, Foster—756 Vernon Rd.. Bexley, O. McGhee, Doris L.—R.F.D. I, Kensington, O. McGinnis. James Jr.—2615 S. Bolivar, Philadelphia, Pa. McIntyre. Loren B.— 121 N. W. 9th St., Pendleton, Ore. McLaughlin, Ray—Elizabeth, Pa. McManus. Hugh D.—2375| 2 W. Broad, Columbus, O. McMurray, Ronald C.—R.F.D. I, Butler. Pa. Mees, Marjorie—1025 Walnut Ave. N., Canton, O. Meharry, Cecil—435 Berkeley Rd., Columbus, O. Mehl, Orlean M.—R.F.D. I, Lortland, O. Meier, Florence C.—120 Garfield Ave., Hamilton, O. Menchhofer. Lowell—R.F.D.I, Coldwater, O. Menking, Kermit—R.F.D. I, Box 20, Alice. Texas. Meresko, Robert J.—3532 W. 125th, Cleveland, O. Merglcr. Betty L.—415 Martin St., Greenville, O. Messersmith, Shirley A.—529 S. Main St., Columbus, O. Metz, Kenneth LaRue—East Pike St., Jackson Center, O. Metz, Ruth M.—31 Craighead St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Meuser. Fred—Ossineka. Mich. Meuser, Janet R.—971 College Ave., Bexley, O. Meyer, Carlton—4427 Coyle St., Houston, Texas. Meyer. George H.—2982 East 65th. Cleveland, O. Meyer. Susan U.— 11 Buena Vista PI., Chalreston, W. Va. Meyers, Lucille—Valley City, O. Mgebroff, Earl—R.F.D. 6, Box 825-A, San Antonio, Tex. Mild, Andrew—2414 2 E. Main St., Bexley, O. Millard, Barbara E.—31 West Second St.. West Alex- andria, O. Miller, Dorothy V.—1555 Manchester Ave., Columbus. O. Miller, Fae—R.F.D. I. Highland, O. Miller, Helen—R.F.D. 3. Tecumseh, Neb. Miller, Loyal C.—1401 Prospect, Sandusky, O. Miller, Miriam L.—Basil. O. Minick, Mary E.—Gibsonburg, O. Minneman, Ruth C.—3515 Palm Ave., Lynwood, Calif. Miritz, Melvin A.—291 Star St., Fond du Lac, Wis. Mitchell. Charles H.—549 Oak St., Columbus, O. Mitchell. Emma Jane—330 Pork Ave., Piqua, O. Mittermaier. John—427 Scott St., Delphos, O. Mittermaier, Marguerite—Anna, O. Moebius, Edith Buerger—1839 South Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. • Montague. Norma J.—248 Brighton Rd., Columbus, O. Montgomery, Robert S.—523 S. 8th St., Cambridge, O. Moore, John—820 Summit St., Columbus, O. Moore, Maribel—Box 154, Kirkersville, O. More, Margaret L.—253 N. Hague Ave.. Columbus, O. Morgan. Jean A.—220 Mercer, Butler, Pa. Pago Ono Hundred Thirly-nine STUDENT DIRECTORY Morgan, Mercedes D.—3115 Home Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Muehlbrod, Luther A.—Priddy, Texas Mueller. Elaine R.—562 Bulen Ave., Columbus. O. Muir, Richard—Grove City, O. Murphy. Daniel—1789 Cole St., Columbus, O. Murray, Mary C.—1673 E. Long St., Columbus, O. Murray, Michael—1673 E. Long St., Columbus, O. Musser, Mabel A.—R.F.D. I, Petersburg, O. N Neal, Margaret L.—679 Lathrop St., Columbus, O. Needier, Relda R.—702 N. Monroe St., Hartford City, Ind. Neumann, May A.—446 Main St., Bridgeport. O. Niederwimmer, Gretchen R.—Coleridge, Neb. Nies, William L.—12887 Hickory Ave., Detroit, Mich. Nishi, Aiko—2704 Bexley Park Rd., Bexley, O. Nothacker, Charlotte A.—679 S. Roys Ave., Columbus, O. Nolte, Howard—36 Mapletown Dr., Dayton, O. O Oehrtman, Evelyn L.—R.F.D. 5, Greenville, O. Oelschlager, Karl—R.F.D. 3, West Alexandria, O. Opalka, Mariann V.—19371 Masonic Blvd., Mt. Clemens, Mich. Orbison, Elizabeth A.—891 Fielding Ave., Sidney, O. Osborne, Mary Virginia—720 Norwood Ave., Youngs- town, O. Ott, Joan—438 Millville Ave., Hamilton, O. Owens, David—Evans City, O. Oyster. Addie I.—226 Superior, Louisville, O. P Pagels. Doris M.—204 Union Blvd., Michigan City, Ind. Pahl, Virginia L.—516 Melrose Ave., Columbus. O. Palmer, Dean—920 W. 10th Ave., Columbus, O. Partridge, Theodore C.—12703 Jane, Detroit, Mich. Pasini, Jasper—899 N. Nelson Rd.. Columbus, O. Pater, Doris A.—R.F.D. 2, 8ox 244, Hamilton, O. Patrick, George—1516 Republic Ave., Columbus, O. Patten, Chester—P. O. Box 855, Butler, Pa. Patten, Dorothy M.—P. O. Box 855, Butler, Pa. Paul. Harriet R.—113 Webster St., Gibsonburg, O. Payden, Kenneth A.—810 Delence, Toledo, O. Pelteson, Edith E.—1664 Franklin Ave., Columbus, O. Pence, Rachel P.—28 N. Huron Ave., Columbus, O. Peters, Martha Ann—724 South 9th St., Richmond, Ind. Peterson, Betty L.—Carrollton, O. Ptlueger, Raymond—Box 306, Parkland. Wash. Pflueger, Robert—1319 West 89th St., Cleveland, O. Philabaum, Bernard G.—1021 Gordon, Toledo, O. Philippi, Leon F.—Bruning, Neb. Pickelhaupt, Richard—105 17th, Port Huron. Mich. Pintavalli, Alfred—409 Fairwood Ave., Columbus, O. Pitsenbarger, James L.—Brandywine. W. Va. Pitsenbarger, Sherlie M.—Brandywine, W. Va. Poock, Richard—R.F.D. I, Sandusky. O. Porter, Marjorie E.—406 N. Fifth St., Ironton, O. Poth, Harry J.—265 Poth Rd.. Columbus, O. Poth, Robert C.—131 Poth Rd., R.F.D. 2, Columbus, O. Pottorf, Richard—R.F.D. I, Malvern. O. Powell, Lillian M.—R.F.D. 2, Johnstown. O. Prange, Elaine A.—New Douglas, III. Prange, Verna M.—New Douglas, III. Priddy. Gertrude L.—R.F.D. I, Pickerington, O. Probst, George T.—1022 Ninth, Box 569, Rosenberg, Tex. Proeschel, Patricia A.—547 Main, Hamilton, O. 9 Queen, Mary E.—588 E. Center St., Marion, O. R Rader, Barbara—57 S. Center St., West Jefferson. O. Rahmes, Jane C.—808 Weller Ave., Hamilton, O. Ralph, Barbara—2804 Winsted Drive, Toledo, O. Ramp, Charles—Junction City, O. Range, William—1391 Marlborough Ave., Detroit. Mich. Rausch, Richard—337l 2 Sicbert St., Columbus. O. Rebber, Ruth E.—Holland, Ind. Reeves. Edward—580 East Town, Columbus. O. Rehm, Elsa K.—R.F.D. 4, Bucyrus, O. Reichert, Carl—61 Shaeffer St., Akron. O. Render, Thomas—406 Woodland Ave., Akron, O. Rengert, Helen M.—555 Blaine Ave., Marion, O. Reuter, Norma—326 East North St., Appleton, Wis. Rhodebach, Marcella—Summit Station. O. Rice, Donald—3646 41st St., San Diego. Calif. Richard, Catherine L.—562 Corwin St., Dayton, O. Richards, Anne L.—279 Cross St., Akron, O. Pogo Ono Hundred Forty STUDENT DIRECTORY Richart, Stanton—988 Piedmont Rd.. Columbus, O. Ricketts. Bonnie—Pickerington, O. Rieke, Luvern—Cashmere. Washington. Rinck, Arlene M.—West Alexandria. O. Rinehart. Virginia—R.F.D. I, Magnolia. O. Robertson, Bessie M.—217 N. Garfield Ave., Columbus, O. Robinson. Dona——iv 7 Valdes Ave., Akron, O. Robinson, Hope—594 Enfield Rd., Columbus, O. Robinson. Robert—319 Grand Central Ave., Wienna, W. Va. Roby. Donna M.—216 Homer St., Marion. O. Rock, Maxine—R.F.D. I, North Lima, O. Roebuck, Lois P.—Belle Center, O. Roepcke, Carl—103 Grove Ave., Dayton, O. Rohde. Adele M.—3839 St. Jean, Detroit, Mich. Rohde. Emery—3839 St. Jean, Detroit, Mich. Rolsten, Robert—90 S. Harris Ave.. Columbus, O. Roose, Marion L.—23502 Hill, VanDyke. Mich. Ross, Dorothy J.—325 Erie St., Galion, O. Rothenberger, Victor—645 College Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba. Canada. Rotonda, Micheal—1045 DeVois St., Columbus, O. Royer. Charles Jr.—520 S. Franklin Ave., Sidney, O. Rush, Wilma—7275 Clarkstate Rd.. Blacklick, O. Russell. Pauline C.—R.F.D. I, Monroeville, O. Rust. Harold—R.F.D. I. Lindsey. O. Rutschow, Shirley—4135 Jackman Rd., Toledo, O. S Saathof. Anita—140 Georgia Ave., Oak Ridge, Tenn. Saffron, George—608 Morris Ave.. Bellwood, III. Saile, Joan C.— 14201 Mayfield, Detroit, Mich. Sallee. Floyd—Groveport, O. Sammon, Laura—R.F.D. 3. Plainview, Texas. Savage. Frederick D.—769 Sycamore. Columbus. O. Saylor, Donald—Smith Road, Berea, O. Schake, Miriam F.—1438 Haines Ave., Columbus. O. Schenck, Helen R.—Mercer Rd., Butler. Pa. Schiffler. Doris M.—Mozart Park, Wheeling, W. Va. Schild, Robert—R.F.D. 2, Monroeville. O. Schiller, Johannes A.—Lohman, Mo. Schillinger, Alice M.—723 Tiffin St., Bucyrus, O. Schliesser. Luther—2836 Idlewood Ave., Youngstown, O. Schmidt, Albert—2711 White Ave., Baltimore, Md. Schmidt, Edward—Box 35, Perrysville, Pa. Schmidt, Esther T.—16 Sheridan, Mt. Clemens, Mich. Schmidt, William F., Jr.—558 Redonda Rd., Youngstown, O. Schmucker, Linnette R.—7832 Eastern Blvd., Baltimore. Md. Schneider, Eileen A.—89 Baker. Monroeville, O. Schneider. Joan D.—728 South Ninth St., Richmond, Ind. Schneider, Louise—R.F.D. I, Bridgeville. Bower Hill, Pa. Schneider. Nancy—645 Bellflower Ave., S. W., Canton, O. Schneuker, Donald—1432 Ward St., Saginaw, Mich. Schoenstra, Margaret E.—70 S. Belle St.. Columbus, O. Schorlemer. Daniel—Box 14. Yorktown, Texas. Schroeder, Bella Christin—1776 Mollywood N. E., War- ren. O. Schroeder, Gerhardt—Flanagan. III. Schroeder, Theodore—Flanagan, III. Schultz. Edward—1864 South Ave., Niagara Falls. N. Y. Schultz, Robert—467 Willett Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Schultz. Theodore—244 S. Broadway, Yonders. N. Y. Schultz, Wanda—43 Beechwood Drive, Youngstown, O. Schultz, Elsie E.—Brandywine, W. Va. Schwartz, Francis E.—1457 Sunbury, Columbus, O. Seaman, Betty M.—Shiloh, O. Seamon, Rachel L.—978 Fifteenth Ave., Columbus, O. Sebring, Dorris E.—408 W. Rensselaer. Bucyrus. O. Segger, Irene—19411 Hull, Detroit, Mich. Seim, James—532 North Eighth St., Upper Sandusky. O. Seim, John—532 North Eighth St.. Upper Sandusky, O. Selby, Cornelia F.—Utica, O. Setchel, Phyllis Hill—I 102 S. Bloomington St., Streator, III. Shade, Gloria J.—388 Kendall Place, Columbus. O. Shaeffer, Betty R.—R.F.D. I, Rushville, O. Shaulis, Dorothy W.—302 Van Buren, Evans City, Pa. Shawkey, Dallis R.—726 Broadway Ave., Sidney, O. Sheley, Helen J.—2747 Benminghofen Ave., Hamilton. O. Shellhorn, Mary—334 Hancock St.. Sandusky, O. Sherer, Edith M.—201 Tremont St., Michigan City, Ind. Shira, Creatis G.—R.F.D. I, Willard, O. Shonting, Mary T.—2392 Brentwood Rd., Columbus. O. Shoup, Earl R.— I I 10 W. Washington St., Sandusky, O. Showalter, Clyde E.—3840 Eole, Wheeling, W. Va. Shrider, Herbert—Glenford, O. Pogo One Hundrod Forfy-eno STUDENT DIRECTORY Siefert, Mary Ann—I I 13 Cottage PI., N. W„ Canton. O. Sievert, Marie L.—12626 Ann St.. Blue Island. III. Sigler, Wayne—R.F.D. I. Cortland, O. Simen, Robert—3531 Simen Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Simerl. Mildred—R.F.D. I, Bloomingburg. O. Sindel, Ethel—3733 Cherry Bottom Rd.. Gahanna, O. Singer. Robert—510 39th St., S.-E.. Charleston, W. Va. Skipper. Harold D.—25I6i 2 W. Broad St., Columbus, O. Smallsreed, Thomas C.—1837 Franklin Ave., Columbus, O. Smart, Phyllis I.—427 Lincoln St., Middleport, O. Smith. Alice E.—266 S. Roys Ave., Columbus. O. Smith. Jean—Capital Univ., Bexley, O. Smith, Katherine L.—222 King Ave., Columbus, O. Smith, Lawrence—308 Buttles Ave. Columbus. O. Smith, Paul J.—72 E. Frankfort St., Columbus. O. Smoke, Donald G.—1964 Myrtle Ave.. Columbus. O. Snider, Joan M.—Basil. O. Snively, Emily J.—3515 Highland Ave., Bellaire, O. Snodgrass, Ann E.—R.F.D. I, Groveport, O. Soller, D. Ann—4301 Helena Ave., Youngstown, O. Somerville. Don S.—1399 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit, Mich. Sommerfeld, John—12906 Highland Ave.. Blue Island, III. Sommerfelt, Jean M.—48 Thatcher Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Sonneman, Margo J.—1130 Lockmore. Groose Pointe, Spaeth, Lois J.— 1157 Seventh Ave., Columbus. O. Spence, June M.—2379 Howard Ave., Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Spieler, Robert—Canova. South Dak. Staats, Harry—1836 E. Main St., Columbus. O. Staerkel, George L.— 111 Seventh Ave., Oshkosh. Wis. Staker, Alfred—Gallia St.. Wheelersburg, O. Staker, Virginia—R.F.D., Franklin Furnace, O. Stauffer. Eugene V.—1002 Cleveland Ave., St. Mary's, O. Steen, John R.—43 N. Roys Ave., Columbus, O. Stein, Alvin T.—416 W. Columbia St., Springfield, O. Steingruber, Paul L.—Friendship, Ind. Stemen, Helen L.—Bremen, O. Stengel, Dorothy M.—Glenford, O. Stevenson, Ruth A.—R.F.D. 2, Warren, O. Stewart, Miriam E.—146 Walhalla Rd.. Columbus, O. Stine. Helen K.—1278 T. 19th Ave., Columbus. O. Stiver, Stanley—512 Landsdowne Blvd., Youngstown, O. Stoner, Verna L.—803 Eastport Ave., Uhrichsville, O. Strackeljohn. Lydia M.—R.F.D. I, Curtice. O. Strahm, R. Louise—Ridge Rd., Pickerington, O. Straley, Martha P.—Jeffersonville, O. Stranahan, June—26860 Forestview Ave., Euclid, O. Stroh. Miriam L.—R.F.D. 2, Wapakoneta, O. , Susil, Daniel—873 Erickson Ave., Columbus, O. Sutton, William—2273 E. Mound St., Bexley. O. Swartz, Doris M.—Bettsville, O. Swartzfager, George—107 E. Fifth, Oil City, Pa. Swinehart. James E.—Gratiot. O. Swisher, Violet D.—Corning. O. Swygert, Thomas—R.F.D. I. Senoia, Ga. T Taylor, Evelyn E.—1159 Dennison Ave., Columbus, O. Telthorster, Paul F.—426 West Fixth St.. Marysville, O. Terry, John L.—1445 E. Broad St., Columbus, O. Thayer, June M.—323 S. Boston St., Galion, O. Theurer, Lois C.—R.F.D. 6, Portland, Ind. Thomae. Edwin L.—2130 Willamont Ave., Columbus, O. Thompson, Jacqueline J.—227 Vollmer Dr. Glenshaw, Pa. Thornton, Onna Brown—2494 Olentangy River Rd.. Co- lumbus. O. Tidrick, Ellen C.—824 Sheffield Ave., N. E., Massillon, O. Timm. Gertrude M.—1050 Woodville St., Toledo, O. Toedtman, Robert—145 Marathon Ave., Dayton, O. Townsend, Russell W.—1486 E. Fulton St., Columbus, O. Tron, Dorothy J.—407 T. Church St., Marion, O. Trout, Nelson—Urbancrest, O. Trucco, Margaret A.—241 E. Moler St., Columbus, O. Trumbull, Alta B.—General Delivery, Newark, O. Tubbe, Richard A.—Packard Rd., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Turpen, Jo Ann—211 E. Ward St„ Versailles. O. Tyree. George R.—192 S. Wheatland Ave., Columbus. O. U Ulmer, Valoe—Chatfield, O. Ulrich, Jane E.—615 Field, Detroit, Mich. Unger, Barbara A.—1624 Marietta St., South Bend. Ind. V Valentine, Mary C.—Stoutsville, O. Vandiver. Donald R.—76 Olentangy St., Columbus. O. Vandiver, Jean—76 Olentangy St., Columbus, O. Van Fossen, Albert—1681 Bryden Rd., Columbus, O. Pago Ono Hundred Forty-two STUDENT DIRECTORY Van Wess. Jane E.—420 Taylor Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Voeller, Marie J.—712 Marburn Drive, Columbus, O. Vogel, Arlene M.—717 Dale Ave., Willard, O. Volkmar, Lloyd B.—9147 Tussic Rd., Westerville, O. Von Blon, Richard—30 18th St. S. E., Washington, D. C. Vorwerk, Clayton—680 Riverview Dr., Napoleon. O. W Wagner, John—617 North St., Greenfield, O. Wagner. William—289 Reinhard Ave., Columbus, O. Waite, Martha A.—131 Midland Ave., Columbus, O. Walclc, Bernhard—845 College Ave.. Columbus. O. Walker, James E.—2552 Glen Echo Drive., Columbus. O. Walter, Joann L.—801 Boggs Ave., Pittsburgh. Pa. Walters, David E.— I I I E. Water St., Circleville, O. Ward. Ruth M.—River Road. Perrysburg. O. Warman, Mary E.—377 W. Ninth Ave., Columbus, O. Warren. Margaret E.—80 E. Washington St., Nelson- ville. O. Waters, John W.—1447 Yates, Toledo. O. Waxier, Evelyn P.—Arlington, O. Weakley. Joseph—12 Monroe Ave., Newark, O. Weaver, Sue—691 Mithoff St., Columbus, O. Wegmeyer, Norman—Herron, Mich. Weise, Robert A.—324 2 T Michigan St., Michigan City, Ind. Weishaupt, Charles—131 Columbus St.. Grove City, O. Wclschenbach, Lois—725 Hancock St., Sandusky, O. Wendel, Evelyn—R.F.D. I, Mendota, III. Werderman, Marie F.—139 Hollister St., Romeo, Mich. Wernecke, Harold—R.F.D. 5, Brenham, Texas. Werner. John—R.F.D. I, Mars. Pa. Wernle, Mary Lou—South Main, Attica, O. Whitworth. Irene—408 Bellefontaine Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Wiessinger, Minerva A.—R.F.D. I. Anna, O. Wietelman, Robert—Pittsburg Rd., Poland, O. Wietzke, Paul L.—6049 S. Marshfield Ave.. Chicago, III. Wietzke, Walter—6049 S. Marshfield Ave., Chicago, III. Wildermuth. Frances E.—R.F.D. 4, Mt. Vernon, O. Wilkins, Robert L.—377 Gilbert S., Columbus, O. Wilier, Earl—13638 Saratoga. Detroit, Mich. Williams. Jay A.— 113 W. Weber Rd., Columbus, O. Williams, Mary Jo—Dresden Main St., Dresden, O. Wilson, Charles—Box 2I8‘, Sunbury, O. Wilson. Eula M.—412 Hazel Ave., Butler, Pa. Wilson, Howard—12703 Kilbourne Ave., Detroit, Mich. Windecker, Arnold—Moulton, Texas. Winget, Barbara S.—R.F.D., Chillicothe, O. Wisecup, Rosemary Sheley—2747 Benninghofen Ave., Hamilton, O. Woelke, Arthur J.—154 S. Main St., Pigeon. Mich. Woelke, Gertrude—154 S. Main St., Pigeon. Mich. Woelke, Theodore—154 S. Main St., Pigeon, Mich. Wohlgemuth, Doris E.—40615 Ford Rd.. Plymouth, Mich. Wolber, David A.—120 E. Luther Ave., Oconomowac, Wis. Wolf. Herbert—5205 Harford Rd.. Baltimore, Md. Wolf, Mary A.—237 E. Mound St., Circleville, O. Wolf. Ver Jean—15352 Kenton Ave., Oak Forest, III. Wolfe. Rowena R.—455 Miller Ave., Columbus, O. Woody. Lelia M.—306 Graham Ave., Columbus, O. Woodyard, Marjorie M.—55 N. 24th St., Newark, O. Worthington, Robert—131 West First Ave., Columbus, O. Wray. Robert—1447 S. Ohio Ave.. Columbus, O. Wright, Doris J.—R.F.D. I. Laura. O. Wright, Eleanor A.—601 Gambier Ave., Mt. Vernon. O. Wulff, Arnold—R.F.D. 2, Hazen, North Dak. Y Yantis, James P.—984 Berkeley Rd.. Columbus, O. Yarian. Olive E.—387 S. Main St., Columbiana, O. Yoder, Lois J.—522 Park Ave., Barberton. O. Yost, Edward F.—10 Oakwood Blvd.. Hudson, N. Y. Yost. Ivan E.—R.F.D. I. Canton, O. Young. Grace L.—201 S. Wayne St.. St. Mary's. O. 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