Capital University - Capitalian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Lower picture. Seated: Mary Cappleman Trudy Brokering Betty Groby Florence Carlson Evelyn Andre Standing: Richard Bowman Carl Clements Fred Dafler Orlin Boening Opposite page. Left. Front: Vivian Miller. Second row: Janice Brown, Irene Ritter, Alma Schuh. Standing: William Iverson, Don- ald Dannor. John Kirker. Middle. Front row: Ernest Dahlen, Tom Herbon, Leonard Wolstein, Robert Bentley, Robert Batterson. Back row: Gcno Nelson. Foster McElfresh, John Thomas, John Mansfield, Frank Inglen, Right. Seated: Richard Tubbe, Donald Lenson, Daniel Mauntler. Standing: Kurt Grebe, Paul Ridenour, Fred Yarger, Gerald Nercnhausen. Upper picture. Front row: Evelyn Heye Martha Brobst Jean Minncman Middle row: Dorothy Fritx Dolores Odell Back row: Lois Herrman Ernestine Riedel Al ice Schimpf Middle picture. Kneeling: George Trittschuh Daniel Snider Theodore Mentor Donald Fase Donald Saul Standing: Larry Kable Jay Stratton James Robson Edgar Danitschek Thomas Wilson Clifford Wood -28-

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Upper pictore. Seated: Robert Graetz Lester Polcru Jack Irwin Richard Dysart John Phiffcr Standing: Paul Dicrksen Richard Bohlman William Dierksen Middle picture. Front row: Rose Slough Don Davis Middle row: Robert Kennedy Jacqueline Knisely Ruth Sherer Robert Huetcr Back row: Gene Shade Julia Ferguson Shade Carol Fritz Charles Renner Bottom picture: Bruce Murray 6etty Harms Calvin Smith Robert Elosser Elmer Zick Joanne Center Ray Martin -27-

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have been whittled down to 213 students from some 300 four years ago, with 184 arts and 29 music students . . . The class has to its credit the re-establishment of the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Senior lecture series, besides initiating many social events which will long be remembered . . . Under the capable direction of interested officers since 1945. the class leaves an enviable record of cooperation and leadership, both among individual members and in the group as a whole . . . The first post-war class of Capital, the class of 1949 has weathered the post-war storm successfully . . . President is Fred MacLean, from Girard, Ohio . . . pre-med biology major . .. ex-Coast Guard . . . active in all campus activities . . . president, Campus Council . . . wonderf ul personality . . . owner of golden cocker and many pipes . . . James Seim, from Malvern. Ohio, is vice-president . . . “Jim . . . pre-sem history major . . . Band, Orchestra, Glee Club man . . . president. Luther League . . . track his sport. . . Bichard Bauerle is treasurer . . . pre-sem sociologist from Willard, Ohio . . . ex-baseball pitcher and long-time Koebel’s Annex resident . . . answers to “Rick or Dick . . . Jean Alma Kroen, secretary . . . president of KST . . . BS in Biology ... to teach in high school . . . from New Kensington, Pa. . . . engaged to Bob Meresko . . . leader in Ackerman Hall affairs . . . knitting, writing letters her favorite pastimes . . . efficient, quiet personality. -29- Fred Maclean Jamej Seim Richard 8auerle Jean Kroen