Capital University - Capitalian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Upper pictuie. Seated: Ned Elsass Richard Durtschi Standing: Robert Frey Wilbur Frame William Gunther Donald Elzey Middle picture. Seated: Maryanna Kochenderfer Ruth Ann Haskell Baibara Wolf Virginia laniri Dolores Hansen Standing: Phyllis Springer Velma Gle im Katherine Buehling Dorothy Lipp Thelma Armintrout Lower picture. Seated: Walter Hein Bertha Szucs Louella Bowsher Ellenorc Grahl Shirley Wilbur Louis Birr Standing: Earl Hecker Norman Sindcl Norman Divine Robert Derry -21-

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• • • if or n ia to Washington, 1). C., are repre- sented in the class, although the main feature setting it above the other classes is the presence of three sets of twins— the Adams. Reiss, and Dierksen duos . . . This year the juniors' pride and joy is Ruth Wiseman, elected May Queen, with Kay and Mini Adams as maids of honor . . . Sponsors of the Junior-Senior Ban- quet, the class this year hints at surpris- ing entertainment for the occasion . . . Upper picture: Seated: Patricia Frame. Robert Gangloff, Barbara Irvine. Standing: David Glick, John Nischwitz, Robert Friece, Max Gerber, Kurt Heidmann. Lower picture: Front row: Patsy Dell. Lois Meier. Back row: Kath- ryn Gast, Joanne Keck, Ramona Crowe. Kate Collins. Dora Schaer. Alice Gabriel. jjuttiosiA Above: Junior class officers. Cliff Wood. Sergeant at Arms, Bob Meresko. Presi- dent. Della Sweet, Secretary, Eldon Buss. Treavj rer. Martin Meuser, Vice- President. The centennial class—that’s the juniors . . . With only 225 remaining of the 340 who started, this class lias taken the brunt of the battle for crowded facilities in the post-war educational fight ... It was in 1946 that Fort Lov was (in)fam- ous, it was in 1946 that the barracks and Metz’s “dog house” came into being . . . It was a pretty sight at registration that year, with hardened Cl’s and frightened high-school seniors lining up to enter this ivory tower . . . Three years later, the GI’s have softened and the high- school seniors have grown up, so that the Class of '51 is now a homogeneous group, more or less . . . Twenty states, from Minnesota to New Mexico, from Cal- -20-

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Upper picture. Seated: Flora Klickman Thelma Lucht Lucille Krueger Standing: Joan Jolliff James LeSucur Howard Kelm Loren Hewitt Marvin Keen Cliff McCormick Middle picture. Kneeling: Glenn Prielipp Donald Goor Thomas Asuma Donald Boyd Standing: Richard Ballmer Harry Johnson Marvin Brewer Gene Slaughter Glen Barrett Bottom picture. Front row: Marilyn Saylor Miriam Adams Lois Redelfs Middle row: Carolyn Rau Carolyn Adams Mary Anne Meineke Back row: Lilian Springer Marianne Schmidt Dorothy Reinarti Ruth Wiseman Margaret Shipe — 22