Capital University - Capitalian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1952 volume:

the ’52 flan VOLUME 15 Sponsored by the Junior Class of CAPITAL UNIVERSITY Columbus, Ohio To George A. SmallsreecI, L.L.D., member of the Board of Regents since 1941, its chair- man since 1944, alumnus and good friend of Capital, we humbly dedicate this book. It is through the devotion of all such loyal alumni that Cap. continues as educator of todays youth. [3] [4] ...1951-52 [5] Back to school . . . What’s new? . . . the Physical Education Building is beginning to show . . . new people, too . . . Frosh breaking into social life . . . breaking out of the Dorm Store with books . . . Breaking in their books at the library . . . Vespers begin with three services each week . . . and at last . . . the Big Team goes into battle . . . Goblins and hobgobblins . . . and the end of October brings Homecoming time . . . when rooms are cleaned for open house . . . [8] And floats arc planned, worried about, struggled with . . . then the Day . . . mums for all . . . cold weather, too . . . the climax to the weekend and much preparation . . . cookies . . . punch . . . smooth dancing . . . [9] Citizens of Cap and the world . . . giving their blood ... so all may be free to enjoy life . . . like Club Collegienne . . . [11] Best liked day in winter . . . Christmas is coming . . . Santa says so . . . DPA sings about it annually . . . the tree is trimmed in the Union . . . joy is everywhere . . . [12] Chaplain Owens is happy to see Santa and to sit on his knee . . . all students look forward to the final service . . . Christmas Vespers . . . [13] Back from home . . . tired, but registering, not resigning . . . and it’s good to be among friends ... in the sea of people by the mailboxes . . . [14] But winter does take its toll in colds . . . which don't seem to affect those who have to be “On Campus’’ . . . could he this is the cause of it all . . . [15] Before Ash Wednesday . . . Cap’s own Mardi Gras closes the social season . . . The beginning of Lent . . . special services . . . the period of individual worship . . . preceding the Christian’s most glorious festival . . . Easter . . . [16] And now it’s spring . . . what can be shown for all the effort? ... a new physical education building . . . and a Capitalian staff . . . tired . . . speechless . . . victorious . . . [17] [18] ... y lcLn in id tra ti on [19] President HAROLD L. YOCHUM, D.D. Row 1: OTTO MEES, D.D., LL.D. President Emeritus W A EDEMA R O. DOESCHER, PII.D. Dean of the Faculty FREDERICK C. MAYER Dean of the Conservatory DAVID R. OWENS Chaplain, Assistant to the President Row 2: EARL PAPKE Dean of Men MARY A. ROESS Dean of Women LAURENCE J. SCHAAF Counselor for Students REUBEN V. SMITH, ED.D Dean Emeritus of the College ELIZABETH BALZ Assistant Librarian WILLIAM BERNLOHR Athletic Director NANCY BLACKWELL Librarian HELEN BOWERS Director of Social Activities DOROTHEA CONRAD Chief Librarian VIRGIL DASSEL Treasurer EMIL EISEN Director of Admissions LOUIS P. CIESE Campus Engineer and Purchasing Agent HARM HARMS Conserva lory Secre t ary JEANETTE HEVENER Circulation and Reference Librarian JOHN KORDEWICH News Bureau KATHRYN MEYER Assistant Dean of Women FRANCES QUINLIN College Registrar ROY RUEHLE Director, Auxiliary Enterprises ESTHER WILHELM Assistant Treasurer [21] Jhe JacJt y JANELLA ANDERSON Speech WILLIAM S. BAILEY Orchestration WARREN A. BECK History DR. FRED BERNLOHR German and Creek FRED E. BROBST Flute and Piccolo HAROLD BROCKMAN Mathematics SAMUEL T. BURKHARD Voice KARL G. BUSCH Sciences MARY ANN CHUBB Piano HOMER R. COTTERMAN Education WILBUR CRIST Band and Orchestra GEORGE F. DELL English [22] JESSIE Ii. DOERSAM English ANICE DOLE Piano EDGAR P. EBERT Religion JUSTINA M. EICH English JAMES EICHER Psychology FLOYD E. ELLIOTT Strings and Enscmhlc JOHN FREYTAG Brass Instruments GUY C. FROMM Physics PAUL GEARHART Piano ROBERT M. GEIST Biology LELIA BROWN GLENN Organ and Piano HILMAR G. GRIMM History ARTHUR GROSSMAN German BLAKE HANAN Biology CLARENCE HEINKE Engineering, Drwaing, Mathematics [23] KARL HERTZ Sociology GLADYS HEYMAN Physical Education HARRY A. HIRJ Clarinet and Saxophone LOUELLA HOFSTETER Piano MARY HORNSHAW Physical Education BARBARA IRVINE KEARNEY Piano FRANK KINNAN Woodwinds LOY C. KOHLER Piano JACK LANDRUM Physical Education RICHARD LEHMANN Piano CLARA L. LEUM Education THOMAS LIPPINCOTT Chemistry DEAN MANLEY Economics KENNETH J. MARTIN Political Science EARL METZ Education [24] HOWARD C. MORGAN Speech ALLENE MONTGOM ERY Speech and Dramatics LINA L. MONNIER f French CHRIS NACCI Spanish GROVER L. ORR Chemistry STELLA M. REEL Spanish RICHARD SAPP Physics PAUL L. SGHACHT English THEODORE SCHALINSKE Psychology ELLIS E. SNYDER Voice GENE TAYLOR Public School Music HARRY F. TRUXALL Religion ROSS B. WILDERMUTH Mathematics MILDRED WOELKE Piano PAUL E. ZIMPFER Biology [25] MARJORIE BEARD ALICE DANITSCIIEK LILLIAN DAVIDSON BETTY GEARHART MABEL GRAHAM DOROTHEA CIESE DOROTHA HAUEISEN VIRGINIA HARSCH MAEBELLE HUEBNER CATHARINE HILL HELEN KASTNER MARIE KAUPER LORENA KESSLER ALICE MEUSER LUCILLE OLDENWALDER DORA ORR ALEARATA PETERS RUTH SAWIN FAYE VOLKMAR LOIS WARD SHIRLEY WOLBEE [26] TOM CHARLTON Bookstore Manager HOWARD PFEIFFER Head Maintenance a erica t Staff Seated: Mrs. Milton Mayer Miss Kathryn Meyer Mrs. R. M. Wilbur Standing: Mrs. David Schultz Mrs. L. V. Cavens Mrs. Fred Klopfer Mrs. Arvum Erickson [27] ... .Students [29] Senior V i ALLEN, NOBLE . . . in service . . . ALLEY, CLARABELL . . . Public School Music . . . cheerleader . . . Masquers . . . Chapel Choir . . . spends her summers in Maine . . . KST . . . CEA . . . will probably teach music. ANDERSON, JOANNE . . . Biology major . . . com- bination course . . . now at Ohio State . . . will be medical technician. ANDREWS, PAUL . . . chemistry major . . . very active in Science Club . . . Chapel Choir . . . likes bridge and tennis . . . Men’s Glee Club . . . plays intramural softball and basketball . . . will enter seminary next year. APPLEGATE, LOUISE . . . Masquers .'. . KST . . . president . . . CEA . . . elementary education . . . interested in and enjoys discussion . . . Camera Club . . . will teach 4th grade. ARCHER, ROGER . . . chemistry major . . . main extra-curricular activity involves Science Club . . . undecided about next year. BAUMAN, MIRIAM . . . majors in Elementary Edu- cation, Biology . . . CEA . . . KST . . . honor roll student . . . LSA . . . DP A . . . Women’s Chorus . . . favorite sport is swimming . . . likes music . . . to teach hilogy or elementary grades. BAYLESS, RICHARD . . . history major . . . CEA . . . married . . . plans to teach . . . varsity baseball, football. GOSI11 A, ARLENE BEHNFELDT . . . biology major . . . married at Christmas . . . majorette in Marching Band . . . Science Club . . . KST social chairman . . . plays in WRA intramural sports . . . May Day Court in ’51 . . . likes to swim . . . will join husband at Camp Polk after graduation. BELK, NAOMI . . . education major . . . likes all sports . . . volleyball, tennis favorites . . . WRA . . . KST . . . CEA . . . does much sewing . . . will teach elementary grades . . . first grade preferred. BELL, BETTY WRIGHT . . . January grad . . . married . . . now working. BELL, J. M. . . . political science major . . . veteran . . . transfer . . . president of Political Science Club . . . sells real estate on the side . . . plans to enter the political field at large. BENKERT, MARIAN C. . . . elementary education major . . . recording secretary for KST this year . . . belongs to CEA . . . wants to teach next year. BENSGTI, EUGENE . . . history major . . . pre-sem . . . likes to play football and tennis . . . Capitalian staff . . . IRC . . . Campus Crew . . . Student Union Governing Board . . . Social Workers . . . will enter ministry. BIERSTEDT, BETH . . . speech correction major field . . . Masquers . . . NCP secretary . . . WRA . . . KST . . . Cheerleader . . . plays volleyball, basket- ball . . . LSA . . . CEA . . . vice-president of Phi Beta . . . will do graduate work next year in the West. BLOSSER, JOY IIISEY . . . business education major . . . majorette in marching band . . . concert band . . . KST . . . 1949 May Day Court . . . 1951 May Queen . . . married to Don Blosser last year. BOEHM, JOANNE . . . math major . . . engaged . . . KST . . . WRA . . . favorite sports are tennis, swim- ming . . . likes to coach and referee, too . . . CEA . . . will teach next year. BOSSE, RICHARD C. . . . Glee Club . . . German major . . . DPA . . . Germania . . . CEA . . . hobbies are photography and radio . . . married . . . will enter seminary next year BOSTER, JAMES E_______math course . . . likes foot- ball . . . softball, basketball . . . KSU . . . CEA . . . plays in intramurals . . . expects to be in the army before long. BRETZIUS, MARY JANE . . . Biology major . . . combination course . . . now at Ohio State . . . will be medical technician. BROWN, HOWARD D. . . . major in sociology . . . veteran . . . was sergeant in Army Medical Corps . . . married, two children . . . transfer from Morris Brown College . . . Varsity C” . . . chairman of Campus Chest. . . Social Welfare Club . . . likes all sports . . . photographer ... to be medical social worker in veterans hospital. BROWN, JERRY . . . married . . . Glee Club . . . Varsity Quartet . . . plans to teach. CARLSTROM, MARTHA LOUISE . . . majoring in Spanish . . . Spanish Club . . . attended Mexico City College, Mexico, last year . . . KST . . . CEA . . . plans to teach after graduation. CARMANY, PAUL . . . English major . . . Chapel Choir . . . Germania . . . Spectator stall . . . interested in creative writing . . . engaged to Esther Wolpert . . . will attend seminary at Naperville, Illinois. CARZOO, BEVERLY RAE . . . degree will be B.M. with voice major . . . KST . . . Chapel Choir . . . member of Phi Beta vocal trio . . . secretary of Phi Beta last year ... no definite plans for the future. COOPER, CHARLES A. . . . PSM . . . married . . . has one son . . . Band . . . Orchestra vice-president in 50 . . . manager in '49 . . . MENC . . . will teach next year. CORNELL, DICK . . . veteran of the Air Corps . . . chemistry major . . . likes swimming . . . photography enthusiast . . . Organic Lab Assistant . . . will do graduate work in chemical engineering at Carnegie Tech. CRAGO, MILDRED LOUISE . . . education in inter- mediate grades . . . favorite pastime is laughing . . . KST . . . CEA . . . president of Residence Council . . . president of Ackerman Hall . . . Chapel Choir . . . Masquers . . . not definite but will probably teach. CROFT, HERBERT . . . pre-med . . . DP A . . . Ger- mania . . . KSU . . . Science Club . . . Homecoming Dance chairman. DECKERD, ALYCE A. . . . elementary education . . . KST . . . CEA . . . WRA social chairman . . . Chimes . . . intramural volleyball . . . Women’s Chorus . . . would like to teach second grade. DENEF, LAWRENCE . . . Germania . . . DPA . . . Science Club. CAW, MARGARET JANE DERRY . . . PSM with major in piano . . . married at Christmas . . . KST . . . CEA . . . treasurer of Phi Beta . . . Phi Beta string trio . . . Womens Chorus . . . Concert Band . . . Marching Band . . . historian and librarian of Orchestra . . . will teach, then be a housewife. DILL, DONALD P. . . . business administration major . . . KSU . . . Political Science Club . . . Com- merce Club . . . plays intramural football, basketball, softball . . . will enter accounting field. DOERMANN, RALPH W. . . . speech major . . . KSU . . . NCP . . . Masquers . . . Chapel Choir . . . plays tennis . . . 3rd Class Petty Officer in Naval Reserve . . . will enter seminary next fall. DONALLY, R. WILLIAM . . . Varsity “C” . . . mar- ried . . . plays varsity baseball and basketball . . . will be an accountant. DORNBIRER, ROBERT JAMES . . . majoring in economics . . . veteran of the Navy . . . Varsity “C” especially likes football . . . will work at North American and take some education courses. DREWS, DOROTHEA RUTH . . . arts-medicine, biology major . . . WRA . . . DPA . . . Capitalian staff in ’51 . . . likes to swim . . . LSA . . . KST . . . Science Club . . . hobby is entomology . . . wants to do medical research. DUBBERT, ROBERT L. . . . PSM . . . manager of Marching Band . . . historian of Sinfonia . . . belongs to Concert Band, Orchestra . . . favorite instruments are percussions . . . transfer from Ohio State . . . will teach music. DUNSON, SARAH . . . PSM . . . voice major . . . Chapel Choir secretary-treasurer . . . will be married in June. ESSINCER, JAY . . . history major . . . particularly likes baseball . . . president of Varsity “C” . . . Masquers . . . vice-president of IRC . . . photography is his hobby . . . will enter seminary here next fall. FAUTH, MARGARET . . . voice major . . . Chapel Choir . . . USO . . . Germania . . . main interests have something to do with music . . . sings in the First Methodist Church Choir . . . will teach after graduation. FINDEIS, A. FREDERICK, JR. . . . veteran of the Navy . . . chemistry major . . . played varsity foot- ball . . . Varsity “C“ . . . likes sports, science . . . will attend graduate school after graduation. FOLK, JOYCE . . . elementary education . . . CEA . . . social chairman of Sr. Class . . . secretary of Social Policy and Calendar Committee . . . social secretary for KST . . . plays intramural volleyball . . . Women’s Chorus . . . wants to teach. FOWLES, RICHARD A. . . . majors in history . . . president of IRC . . . KSU . . . president of Sr. Class . . . Campus Council . . . transfer from Western Reserve . . . May Day Chairman in ’51 . . . will enter seminary. FRAME, ELIZABETH . . . PSM with major in piano . . . president of Red Cross Unit . . . KST . . . MENC . . . Marching Band . . . Chimes staff . . . Masquers . . . Women’s Chorus . . . will teach next year. FUDGE, CAROLYN ANN . . . business education and social science major . . . WRA . . . president of KST . . . CEA . . . vice-president of Tau Pi Phi . . . likes all sports, to watch or play . . . will teach. FUSCO, AMERICO . . . voice major . . . veteran of the Army . . . Chapel Choir . . . directs a church choir . . . plans for the future include church music. GARVERICK, JOHN C. . . . majoring in English . . . secretary of Sr. Class . . . IRC . . . KSU social chair- man . . . Social Workers . . . secretary of Campus Chest . . . likes swimming, tennis, ice-skating best . . . will enter the seminary. GIESEL, JOHN A. . . . business administration . . . plays intramural basketball and softball . . . enjoys all sports . . . Commerce Club . . . Political Science Club ... will be an accountant. CLICK, LEWIS . . . history major . . . Varsity “C” . . . track . . . vice-president of Sr. Class . . . plans to enter ministry. GRAVES, WM. RICHARD . . . sociology major . . . married . . . runs 80 acre farm . . . likes to play softball . . . will enter seminary next fall . . . wants to be rural minister. GREEN, DONALD F. . . . music major, organ . . . organist at First English Lutheran . . . hobby is col- lecting records . . . Chapel Chorister . . . expects to be called into the Army . . . would like to be organist, teach in parochial school. HARRIS, CLARA ROUSH . . . elementary teacher training . . . attended Ohio State. GRIFFIN, LAWRENCE E. . . . majoring in music, specializing in woodwind instruments . . . Concert Band . . . Sinfonia . . . MENC . . . Glee Club . . . Band president last year, manager the year before . . . vet- eran of Air Force . . . married . . . teaching now at Utica High School . . . plans to continue teaching. GUTHRIE, JACK . . . accounting . . . treasurer of Commerce Club . . . varsity tennis player . . . intra- mural basketball... Political Science Club ... Varsity “C” . . . KSII . . . plays piano . . . expects Army call. HAHN, WILLIAM, JR. . . . natural science major . . . veteran of Marines . . . Masquers . . . transfer from Wayne University . . . plans to attend seminary. HARRIS, CLARA ROUSII . . . elementary teacher training . . . attended Ohio State and Columbus Nor- mal School . . . widow with 13-year-old daughter . . . likes handicrafts of all kinds . . . has taught in Colum- bus for 12 years. HEADLEY, MARTHA ALICE . . . business adminis- tration . . . January grad . . . KST . . . NCP . . . Mas- quers social chairman ’51 . . . Red Cross . . . Commerce Club . . . Girl Scouting big interest . . . will do retail grad work at Univ. of Pittsburgh. HEIDMANN, ARM IN ROLAND . . . psychology major . . . DPA . . . greatest interest is in art or anything creative . . . will enter seminary. HEIDMANN, REX II. W_________majoring in psychology . . . has inventive tendencies . . . mechanically minded . . . next year, seminary. HENDERSON, PATTI JO . . . elementary education . . . CEA . . . KST . . . Women’s Chorus . . . intramural volleyball. . . Political Science Club . . . dancing is her particular interest . . . will teach school. HEPLER, IIARDEE L. . . . psychology major . . . plays good football and basketball . . . Varsity “C” . . . KSU . . . Campus Council . . . Fr. Class president. . . veteran of the Navy . . . wants to do police work. IIEUERMAN, RICHARD . . . major course is history . .. president of DPA . . . president of Political Science Club . . . varsity debater . . . KSU . . . likes boating and fishing . . . will go on to law school. HEWITT, JAMES J_________PSM . . . CMEA . . . Men’s Glee Club . . . Orchestra manager . . . president of Sinfonia . . . Marching Rand . . . Concert Band . . . trumpet soloist with Concert Band . . . student con- ductor with Concert Band . . . Army, then teaching. HIGH, CAROLYN . . . social science major . . . KST . . . DPA . . . Capitalian ’51 . . . CEA . . . Kappa Alpha Pi . . . likes to travel. . . 1951 Homecoming Queen . . . engaged to Robert Reiss . . . will teach. HILDEBRANDT, MARJORIE . . . business educa- tion . . . KST treasurer . . . accompanist for Women’s Chorus . . . CEA . . . Masquers . . . secretary-treasurer for Tau Pi Phi . . . likes to play basketball . . . will teach business education. j HOLT, ARTHUR EM MIT . . . speech major . . . married, lias three daughters . . . minister of Reynolds- burg Presbyterian Church . . . veteran . . . golfer . . . will continue theological work in Cap seminary. HORN, ANTON JOHN . . . major course is psy- chology . .. Navy veteran . . . likes anything connected with sports . . . Varsity “C” . . . co-captain of basketball team . . . Germania . . . IRC . . . plays football. HOVENCAMP, BETTY . . . church music . . . major in organ . . . Phi Beta . . . Women’s Chorus . . . KST . .. teaches Sunday School . . . will take graduate work in Philadelphia in Religious Education. HUETER, DOROTHY M. . . . majoring in history . . . president of WRA . . . secretary of DP A . . . IRC . . . secretary of Kappa Alpha Pi .. . likes to read . . . plays tennis . . . “A rating in national basketball and volley- ball . . . will teach. HUFF, ROBERT OWEN . . . major course is history . . . played varsity football and basketball . . . KSU . . . IRC . . . will enter seminary. HUPP, PHYLLIS J. . . . bachelor of music . . . piano major . . . KST . . . DPA . . . charter member of the Madrigals . . . honor roll . . . KAP . . . Germania . . . likes to travel . . . good cook . . . will continue her education. HUTCHINSON, DONALD DUANE . . . studied economics . .. varsity basketball player . . . likes sports of all kinds . . . transfer from Muskingum College . . . married . . . will enter service after graduation. IMBROCK, NORMAN II. . . . philosophy major . . . favorite sports are swimming and skating . . . DPA . . . interested in German folk songs . . . future plans for ministry. ISERINGHAUSEN, VIRGINIA . . . elementary edu- cation . . . treasurer of CEA . . . KST . . . Chapel Choir . . . plays tennis . . . will teach. JONES, FLORENCE ANN ... mathematics major . . . secretary of Residence Council last year . . . Women's Chorus . . . KST . . . CEA . . . plans to teach. JOSEPHSON, RODNEY D_________majoring in sociology ... married . . . working much of the time . . . seminary and ministry are his goal. KAMKE, WILLIAM . . . sociology . . . Chapel com- mittee chairman '50 . . . president of Luther League last year . . . DPA . . . CSF . . . LSA . . . seminary next year. KASSING, ANN . . . business administration . . . president of Women’s Chorus . . . secretary for Com- merce Club . . . KST . . . Masquers . . . Tau Pi Phi . . . very interested in music . . . undecided about next year. KASTNER, RALPH E. . . . biology major . . . presi- dent of Luther League . . . president of church choir .. . Alpha Phi Omega . . . plays intramural softball and basketball . . . veteran of Medics . . . transfer from Butler University . . . will enter mod school. KEARNY, DAVID . . . PSM . . . Glee Club . . . Con- cert Band . . . Varsity Quartette . . . married . . . plans to teach instrumental music. KEARNS, DONALD J. . . . majoring in speech . . . president of Masquers . . . vice-president of LSA last year . . . engaged to Marj. Hildebrandt . . . active in dramatics . . . NCP . . . likes music . . . seminary in the fall. KELLAR, NANCY . . . elementary education . . . CEA . . . will teach. KETTLER, MARY ELLEN . . . social science . . . Parish Workers Club secretary . . . secretary of Social Welfare Club . . . KST . . . LSA ... to be a parish worker. KILLIAN, MARK E. . . . accounting . . . transfer from Ohio State . . . veteran of Army Medical Corps . . . Camera Club . . . married . . . daughter, Beverley . . . Commerce Club . . . Germania . . . LSA . . . likes football and hockey . . . continuing as Agency Supervisor for insurance company. KINGSBURY, DONNA MIRIAM . . . Spanish . . . honor roll . . . KST . . . CEA . . . treasurer of Spanish Club . . . Political Science Club . . . plays tennis . . . will teach high school, get MA at Ohio State. KLAFTER, PAUL H. . . . bilogy major . . . Varsity “C” . . . CEA . . . raises dairy cattle as hobby . . . special interest in baseball . . . will teach or play pro baseball. KNOERR, DON II. . . . major is physics . . . plays football . . . track . . . Varsity “C . . . CEA . . . Spanish Club . . . Leonard Science Club . . . will probably enter service, then teach. KOCSIS, JACK LEONARD . . . social science with special in psychology . . . does Scout work . . . KSU . . . football manager . . . teaches Sunday School . . . will enter seminary. KREBS, JAMES M. . . . economics . . . KSU . . . Com- merce Club . . . plays football . . . Varsity “C” . . . intramurals . . . probably Army. LAMPE, FRANK B. . . . social science . . . president of LSA . . . CSF .. . KSU . . . Christ Church Choir . . . model railroading favorite pastime . . . seminary in the fall. LAUTENSCHLAGER, MARY LOUISE . . . biology major . . . WRA treasurer . . . KST . . . CEA . . . intra- mural sports . . . especially volleyball, hockey, basket- ball . . . will teach. LIEFELD, ROBERT JAMES . . . majored in physics . . . Leonard Science Club . . . KSU . . . plays tennis . . . transfer from Luther College, Regina . . . likes to swim . . . wants Master’s, then teaching and research. LUSK, JOAN , , , married . . . likes to sing . . . psy- chology major . . . hobby is housewifery . . . Chapel Choir . . . just wants to keep on living. LYNN, ROBERT E. . . . social science major, con- centrate in history . . . treasurer of Soph. Class . . . president of Campus Council . . . business manager of Capitalian ’51 . . . DPA . . . IRC . . . KSU . . . plays piano and organ ... to enter ministry eventually. MARGGRAF, HELEN A. . . . voice major . . . en- gaged to Clyde Miller . . . Chapel Choir . . . Phi Beta vice president and historian . . . sings in Christ Church Choir . . . interested in library science . . . will be married in August. MECU LING. JOHN B_________PSM . . . Orchestra . . . Camera Club . . . photography is his hobby . . . Madrigals . . . veteran of the Army . . . transfer from West Liberty State Teachers, W. Virginia . . . future undecided. MERTENS, BERNICE . . . elementary education . . . CEA . . . will teach. MILLER, MARILYN LEE . . . elementary teacher training . . . librarian and historian of Women’s Chorus . . . USO . . . KST . . . CEA . . . Chimes . . . Residence Council . . . enjoys all sports . . . dancing . . . knitting . . . will teach. MOBBERLY, MARSH . . . major course of study is history ... a commuter from Reynoldsburg . . . probably Army next year. NEUMEISTER, MARTHA . . . elementary teacher training . . . engaged . . . CEA . . . KST . . . does much sewing . . . handcrafts . . . interested in music . . . will teach kindergarten. NICHOLSON, JOAN . . . piano major . . . Phi Beta . . . Spanish Club . . . student teaches in conservatory . . . church organist. . . favorite sport is swimming . . . wants to teach piano privately. OBERDORFER, LUTHER CARL . . . majored in biology . . . missionary's son from India . . . KSU . . . varsity track . . . Science Club . . . prefers swimming, baseball or tennis . . . next year, seminary. OSUGA, JAMES . . . music major . . . Chapel Choir, soloist . . . directs church choir . . . will continue directing and teach. PARKS, DOROTHY ANN . . . education major . . . CEA . . . plans to teach after graduation . . . engaged . . . work at State. PARTH, WILLIAM . . . physics major . . . special interests in photography and music . . . Camera Club . . . Science Club. PETH, JEANNE M. . . . social service . . . KST board . . . social chairman of IRC . . . Masquers . . . knits most of the time . . . swimming is a favorite. POTH, DICK . . . economics major . . . president of Tau Pi Phi . . . vice-president of KSU . . . Commerce Club . . . plays basketball . . . Varsity “C” ... all sports, especially basketball and golf . . . will enter New York School of Retailing. PRETZLAFF, PAUL THEODORE . . . history . . . Glee Club . . . special interest in music . . . seminary after graduation. PURDUM, DOROTHY ANNE . . . education . . . Women’s Chorus . . . CEA . . . KST . . . plays volley- ball and softball in WRA tournaments . . . will teach. RADER, CLEMENT J. . . . philosophy major. RAVER, LAVONNE . . . business education . . . KST . . . WRA . . . CEA . . . OEA . . . enjoys all music and sports . . . will teach high school. REINKE, DORIS . . . elementary education . . . CEA . . . secretary and vice-president of KST . . . business manager, Chimes ... Residence Council . . . Red Cross . . . CSF . . . LSA . . . Campus Council . . . knitting, reading hobbies . . . will teach. RENICK, ARTHUR J. . . . major in chemistry . . . married . . . plans to teach. REUTTER. ALYCE . . . Spanish major . . . very active in Spanish Club . . . will probably teach. RIGGS. DON S. . . . speech education . . . marriec . . . . veteran of Army . . . NCR . . . Masquers . . professional entertainer . . . Band and Orchestra in ’49 . . . active in dramatics . . . radio announcer . . will teach and continue in radio. RITTERLING, NORMAN W_________history major . . DP A . . . Germania . . . IRC . . . CSF . . . Luthei League . . . LSA . . . transfer from Midland College Nebraska . . . will become a pastor. RUCH, CARLTON . . . sociology . . . transfer fron Oshkosh State College . . . works with Settlement House . . . teaches Sunday School . . . swimming anc tennis are favorites . . . will enter seminary. SAMMET, FRANCES . . . elementary education . . Women’s Chorus . . . secretary of Residence Counci . . . CEA . . . WRA intramural volleyball . . . photo graphy enthusiast. . . plans to teach. SANDBRINK, WILLARD . . . biology . . . CEA . . KSU . . . intramural basketball, softball, football . . basketball a favorite . . . service first, then coaehim and teaching. SAUER, EUGENE P. . . . economics major, account ing . . . vice-president of Commerce Club . . . DP.A treasurer . . . Political Science Club . . . service aftei graduation . . . then accounting. SCI IA AD, AGNES . . . elementary education . . publicity chairman for KST . . . CEA . . . Orchestn . . . will teach in Columbus school. SCHAAF, ROBERT . . . physics and math . . . base ball team . . . Varsity “C” . . . Science Club . . . Kapp; Alpha Pi . . . January grad . . . will attain Masters a Ohio State . . . then do research. SCHAMADAN, WILLIAM E. . . biology major . . Jr. Class president . . . vice-president of Science Clul . . . Campus Council . . . KSU . . . BCA . . . Kapp; Alpha Pi . . . photographer . . . med school at Ohic State. SCHMIDT, JEAN L. . . . math major . . . KST . . CEA . . . deep interest in music . . . plans to teach. SCHLEICHER, NEIL C. . . . voice major . . . Men’s Glee Club . . . Sinfonia . . . Marching Band . . . Varsity “C . . . varsity track . . . plays in intramurals . . Varsity Quartette . . . KSU . . . Masquers . . . Concer Band .. . hobby is stage magic . . . Army call expectec then teaching or radio work SCI I MUCKER, JOANNE . . . PSM . . . major interest is music . . . Women’s Chorus . . . Madrigals . . . CEA . . . MENC . . . CSF . . . teaches Sunday School at School for Blind . . . likes to knit, sew, read . . . plans to be married and to teach. SCHROEDER, HAROLD E. . . . majoring in English . . . associate editor of Spectator . . . secretary. Science Club . . . will enter seminary. SCHULTZ, CAROLYN L. . . . elementary education . . . transfer from Wilmington College . . . vice- president of CEA . . . KST . . . IRC . . . Women’s Chorus . . . wants to teach primary or kindergarten. SCHULTZ, MARVIN . . . history major . . . CEA . . . Hilltop Coaching Clinic . . . plays baseball, intra- mural basketball . . . wants to coach after the Army. SCHUMACHER, MARK . . . Bachelor of music . . . piano major. SCHWEIZER, MARGARET . . . elementary educa- tion . . . KST . . . CEA . . . IRC . . . favorite sport is bowling . . . plans to teach fourth grade. SEELENBINDER, WANDA . . . bachelor of music . . . major in piano . . . KST . . . likes tennis . . . married . . . will continue teaching, work in chamber music. SEEMAN, JANET, . . . bachelor of music . . . piano major . . . Phi Beta musician . . . KST . . . Women’s Chorus . . . plans to teach piano. SENGELAUB, GARTH . . . major in chemistry . . . president of Science Club . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . DPA . . . Political Science Club . . . Army veteran . . . will be industrial chemist, or do graduate work. SEYERLE, CAROLYN JEANNE . . . PSM . . . piano major . . . secretary of Women’s Chorus . . . Marching Band . . . Phi Beta . . . KST . . . CMEA . . . plans to teach music. SHAFFER, FLOYD . . . social science with psychol- ogy concentrate . . . vice-president of Glee Club . . . particularly likes to hunt . . . participates in all intra- murals . . . will enter seminary next fall. SHAW, DONALD W. . . . English major . . . Varsity “C” . . . plays baseball . . . president of CEA . . . Masquers . . . engaged . . . plans to teach. SHEALY, ROBERT D. . . . majors in biology . . . Chapel Choir . . . CEA . . . Camera Club . . . plays basketball . . . Masquers . . . special interest in bacteriology . . . will teach next year. SIEDMAN, LOUISE . . . business education . . . KST . . . CEA . . . WRA . . . wants to teach . . . may do secretarial work. S IE VERT, GRACE M. . . . education . . . Chapel Choir . . . engaged . . . CEA . . . KST . . . teaching next year. SNOUFFER, RICHARD K. . . . social science . . . economics . . . vice-president of Varsity “C” . . . co-captain of basketball team for two years . . . CEA . . . Political Science Club . . . does everything in sports . . . military service, then coaching or business. SNYDER, ROBERT ELLIS . . . music major . . . Chapel Choir . . . Sinfonia . . . music main interest, preference for Bach . . . KSU . . . Capitalian adver- tising . . . Madrigals . . . intramural basketball . . . plays much tennis . . . while in the seminary, will work on grad, degrees. SNYDER, WILLIAM JAMES . . . PSM . . . voice major . . . Sinfonia . . . Masquers . . . Chapel Choir . . . will teach music until Army calls. SORG, WALTER . . . transfer from Denison . . . will return to Denison. SPRINGER, DANIEL . . . pre-sem . . . Glee Club . . . Fuller-Brush-man . . . married, one son . . . will enter seminary in the fall. STACEY, MARIANNE . . . PSM . . . voice major . . . president of Alpha and Omega . . . Chapel Choir . . . KST . . k String Orchestra . . . likes to usher at Hartman . . . would like to teach overseas. STEINER, DANIEL I..........social science . . . KSU . . . cheerleader . . . intramural basketball . . . baseball . . . football . . . photography fan . . . enters .seminary- after graduation. STENGEL, PAUL . . . social science . . . history . . . treasurer of KSU . . . student-manager of Glee Club . . . vice-president of DPA . . . intramural basketball . . . hunting and fishing enjoyed . . . plans to enter the ministry. SUTTER, RICHARD B. . . . major in psychology . . . president of KSU . . . last year’s editor of Capitalian . . . Men’s Glee Club . . . DPA . . . CSF . . . teaches lifesaving and swimming during summer . . . will enter ministry. SYVETZ. ELIZABETH . . . biology major . . . KST . . . DPA . . . Science Club . . . Germania . . . swims and ice skates . . . RN from White Cross Hospital . . . belongs to many nursing organizations ... is a surgical BN while attending school. TAYLOR, ROBERT D. . . . social science with sociology . . . Navy veteran . . . Masquers . . . NCP . . . special interest in stage lighting . . . Luther League . . . varsity basketball . . . Varsity “C” . . . teaches “Americanization” course for DP’s . . . prefers social work . . . will enter seminary. THOMAS, EVA JOAN . . . elementary teacher train- ing . . . enjoys dancing and reading . . . KST . . . CEA . . . WRA . . . plays piano and organ . . . Women’s Chorus . . . plans to teach kindergarten or primary grades. THOMPSON, BARBARA JEAN . . . PSM . . . prefers instrumental groups . . . MENC . . . KST . . . USO Hostess . . . Orchestra . . . Marching Band . . . Concert Band historian . . . will teach. TREON, ROBERTA JO . . . PSM . . . majorette with Marching Band . . . president of Phi Beta . . . KST . . . prefers basketball speetatorship . . . will teach instrumental music next year. UHL, HAROLD J. . . . history major . . . treasurer of CSF last year . . . Luther League . . . LSA . . . honor roll . . . transfer from CCNY . . . entering ministry. ULRICH, LOIS JEAN . . . Religious Education major . . . Masquers treasurer . . . intramurals in WRA . . . Parish Workers president . . . KST . . . LSA . . . driving school . . . tennis and horseback riding for exercise . . . knitting for relaxation ... to do parish work. VELTE, BARBARA JEANNE . . . PSM . . . voice major . . . historian of Chapel Choir . . . KST . . . MENC . . . tennis and skiing are favorites . . . transfer from Colorado U . . . Homecoming Court ’51 . . . is going to teach. VERNON, MARVIN O. . . . social science major . . . Army veteran . . . transfer from University of Dayton . . . married, three children . . . plans to teach high school. VOLLBRECHT, GERALD E. . . . accounting major . . . president of Commerce Club . . . KSU . . . Dance chairman for May Day 51 . . . Homecoming chair- man ’51. VOLLMERIIAUSEN, CONRAD . . . biology major. WALDRON, HAROLD F. . . . major in chemistry . . . president of Science Club last year . . . DPA . . . married . . . will enter graduate school . . . Marching Band. WESTERMAN, JAMES H. . . . chemistry major . . secretary, Glee Club . . . program chairman of Sin fonia . . . KSU . . . Science Club . . . interested ii woodcarving, Indian lore . . . will enter professions service, Boy Scouts of America. YVESTIN, CHARLES . . . speech major . . . Chape Choir . . . CEA . . . intramural basketball . . . like photography . . . married in April . . . wants to onto radio field or teach. WILBURN, BARBARA ELY . . . PSM . . . voic major . . . enjoys swimming and golf . . . marriec . . . will teach. WILCH, GEORGE RICHARD . . . sociology majo . . . track, basketball . . . Varsity “C . . . Masquer . . . KSU . . . captain of track ’51 . . . likes all sport . . . will enter seminary next fall. WILSON, PRINCESS L. . . . majoring in sociology . . . graduate nurse of Mt. Carmel . . . enjoys flowe gardening . . . Lt. Colonel in ANC . . . attendet Wittenberg . . . member of many nursing association . . . will continue Nursing Service Administration. WINTER, RONALD R. . . . accounting major . . Jr. Class president . . . Commerce Club treasurer o . . . baseball team . . . Varsity “C” . . . Political Scienct Club . . . intramural sports ... to do accounting unti called into service. WOLFE, MAUDE . . . Bachelor of Music . . . piaiu major . . . teacher at Mount Vernon. WOLFE, ROBERT K__________major in biology . . . KSl . . . treasurer of Varsity “C” . . . football . . . basket ball . . . CEA . . . intramurals . . . not sure, but expect to be in service. WOLLAM, HELEN MARIE . . . PSM . . . Chape Choir . . . CEA . . . MENC . . . likes to summer ii Maine . . . Masquers . . . will teach. WOLPERT, ESTHER . . . business education . . engaged . . . WRA . . . works in Registrars office . . Masquers . . . KST . . . CEA . . . will teach next fall YOUNG, JOHN F. . . . major in history . . . varsit) football . . . Varsity “C” . . . CEA . . . intramural . . . favorite occupation is hunting and fishing . . Hilltop Coaching Clinic . . . Army first, then coachim or teaching. ZEHNER, ELLEN . . . PSM . . . piano major . . secretary of Phi Beta . . . Women’s Chorus . . . wil teach music. junior C (!cl66 Class Officers Joan Auckley Barbara Alpcrs Cordon Anderson Irene Appel Herbert Ault Kendall Baer Martha Bailey Robert Baird Olive Bartello Miriam Bauer Roger Beamer Marilyn Beck Paid Bcrnlohr Anne Betts [45] Paul Hockclmnn Paul Bochk Joy Bradow Eugene Brand Robert Brandenburg Roberta Brill Ralph Brock Robert Brown Betty Byelenc George Carpenter Chi Ling Chai Genevieve Christensen Patricia Class Robert Clauss Harry Coleman Suzanne Coleman June Coughlin Eleanor Davis Jean Davis Marian DeBolt [46] Eugene Dierksheidc William Disbro Nancy Doorman Geraldine Drefke Michael Ebcrly Barbara Edwards Virginia Eisler Johnette Elder I.eland Elbard Carolyn Emig Jerome Essinger Dale Falknor Roger Feick Eileen Fclgcr Jane Finger Dave Foell Robert Freemyer Jim Fuchs Mary Kathryn Fudge Ellen Golden [47] Kenneth Corrcll Robert Cralil Richard Crahl Barbara Graucl Dale Griesinger Roy Grucnburg Pauline Hagan Harry Halves Robert Hanslev Jacquelin Hardy Lcnnita Harms David Harper George Hartman Garrard Haubrich Fritz Hax Norma Jean Heckmann Emily He 1 wig Thomas Helwig Roland Henderson Kent Herath [4S] Ruthella Hiller Raymond Hollenscn Harry Holzapfcl Irene Hueter Rainona Igo Ray Johnson Ella Mae Jones Paul Kattcrhenrich Harold Kern Marilyn Kerns Robert Kessler Kenneth Kittner Matina Klepctsani Janet Knauff Larry Kocha Gerald Kolbcrg Ruth Kraeuter JoAnn Krohn Melisse Kuehner Herb Lang [49] Marilyn Langford Nancy Laslo Mary Lewis Robert Litle Paul Long William Mankin Raymond Mannicr James McGregor Clark McPhail Robert Meier Donna Meinekc Cordon Mcske Alice Meuscr William Middleswartb Eugene Miller Marilyn Miller William Miller Marion Miskinis Marvin Ott Gwendolyn Paulin [SOI Marilyn Paxton Edwin Peters Anna Belle Phillips Johnnie Pinckney Madylon Powers Bernice Pnrdon Marilyn Ramsey Ann Rcbbcr Evelyn Rcisner Ann Ridenour Elaine Rinda James Rogers Richard Root Dan Sander Margaret Schafer James Schellhase Ethel Schirmcr Anna Schmidt Carlene Schmidt Riehard Schwab [51] Margaret Seidenschwarz Earnest Sen- Aim Shelton Dorothy Sherer John Slauter William Smith Mary Lou Snively Fred Sommerfelt Paul Songer Donna Spence Marline Spille Fred Stainhrook Martha Stoneburncr Tecla Sund John Tangman Margaret Taylor Harry Tharpe Arthur Theil Richard Thurm Frank Tobisch [52] Richard Tupy Thckla Turner Dorothy Voeller Richard Vogel Joyce Walker Karl Weekman Glenn Wegmeyer Lucille Wegner Paul Weninger Ruth Wictzkc Thomas Williams David Windle Edward Wolf Carolyn Yardley Dale Young Jane Young Amelia Zaros James Zchner Donald Zill Earl Zimmerman [53] CLASS OFFICERS oph omore a add Robert Ackcrmann Lowell Aeli James Altman Ralph Anderson Mary Ann Arndt Andy Balias William Barnes James Barth Charles Allen Ruth Althoff David Babcock Donald Baird Gloria Bauer Donald Bauer [54] Donald Bcakc Richard Beal Leroy Beck Donald Blake Paul Bez Frank Bodor John Brown Daniel Brown Barbara Bunge Stanley Charles Willa Cobb John Compton Jerry Culberson Robert Davis Vernon DcVanticr Donald Drewes Symeone Dyer Doris Eilmann Particia Ely Wayne Engel Howard Fcderspiel Curtis Fleisher Charles Fox Julia Fritz Loren Beek Jane Bergmann Richard Boehlcr Samuel Bowshcr Mahlon Campbell Mary Capaid Wanda Compton Dorothy Conrad Alice Dodge Marlene Doll Dolores Eisenbach Robert Eissler George Fisher Mary Fisher Greta Gath Marilyn Gauggcl [55] Lois Geschwender Albert Gibson Della Gilbert Duane Grawe Charles Green Mary Ann Green Georgia Griffith Franklin Grill Arthur Grossman Luther Hascley Albert Hausinann John Hayes Charles Ilensley Marliyn Henzler Barbara Heuser Evelyn Hoisington Robert Holdrele Lowell Hone Roger Howell Kathryn Hughes Jerry Hummel David Jones William Jones John Jorn Wade Gottfried Donald Graft Robert Greenberg Donald Gribblc Robert Hancr Martha Harris Richard Heimlich Earl Held Joanne Hinkle Darlene Hire Joan Hope Nelson Houck Orval Hush Richard Huss Patricia Kantzer Diane Kasler [56] Patricia Kessler Norman King Edward Klopfer Merlin Knauff William Kobs Joan Koch Barbara Kocsis David Kramer George Krydcr Maryannc Kudcr Hermann Kuhlmann Janet Kuhn Dale LaDow Kent Lang Audrey Lange Paul Lcmbkc Ralph Licbchcn Howard Linz Loretta Lipstraw Albert Mansfield Marilyn McLain Doralene McNelly Paul M. Mcuser Barry Miller Glenn Miller Ann Knospe Harold Koehler Ronald Kohls Margaret Kuchnc Frank Kuhlmann Nellie Laferty Robert Lamalie Robert Lester Norma Libbcn Thomas MacLean Robert Madison Maryc McPherson Paul F. Mcuser Wilmcr Miller Margaret Morgan [57] Norma Mowery Marlene Murschcl Edward Noble Charles Ocstreich Nancy Older Charlotte Paul Shirley Peters Beatrice Peterson Marilyn Pfeifer Donald Rasmussen David Rauschenberger Jake Reinhardt Rudy Rice Elizabeth Roinig LaDena Roth Martha Schaer Patti Schafer Marcella Schalip Janet Schick Elizabeth Schott Robert Schramm Marilyn Schwartz Nancy Shcppherd Mark Shull Roy Nurse Paid Nusscr Howard Paul Lois Paul Marvene Poth Richard Prange Virginia Rcuthe Sigrid Kaplaneck Carolyn Ructer James Schaaf Clarice Scheidere Dorothy Schcllha Virginia Schuette Magdalene Schul Barbara Sonnema Jane Spreng [58] Lee Starr Charles Stephenson Merlin Stolzcnburg John Stuart Eugene Swanger Donald Swickard Fred Theiss James Thompson Mina Tigges Raymond Vogel Ruth Vogelsang Emil Vozenilek Elizabeth Wcidman Harold Wcild Janet Weisgerber Lucille Werth Ann Wiessinger Caroline Wild Marilyn Wilson Robert Wit .ke Marion Woelkc Marilyn Yochum Mark Zangmeister Ceorge Zaros William Stottlcmycr Ilarrv Strauch Clifford Tallman Thomas Taylor Ruth Troutman Joyce Vocgele Jack Wagner Marilyn Wahlers Barbara Welch Theodore Wendt Dick Will John Wilson Sylvia Wogoman William Wolfe Patti Zeigler Mary Zerkel [59] George Abel Laurel Ackcrmann Mary Anthony David Aufderstrasse Robert Avers William Babcock Janet Barrick James Bartholomew Arnold Bartz Burton Basney Norman Baseler Mary Bauer Thomas Beard Dorothy Reck Lois Bchrmann Mary Bcrnlohr Robert Bcrnlohr James Bestful Alfred Billow Eran Billos George Billy Nancy Black Elmer Blackmer Harold Blay Roger Bleck John Bobst Lois Bochmann [60] Berncll Bochin Nancy Bond Barbara Boring Charles Bowen Victoria Bowman Marilyn Bowsher Richard Brackin Annette Bradley Edward Brandt JoAnn Bruns Gerald Bryant Thomas Burrows Dallas Butcher Sally Butts Charles Byrd Barbara Cary LeRoy Case Barbara Casto David Caton Lois Cattran Marjorie Clarke David Colborn Harold Collins Herbert Colwell James Congrove John Cottrill Wilber Grace Richard Cross Clara Cummins Louis Cunningham Ellen Dahl William Darcy Earl Davidson Anna Davis Phyllis Denton Barbara Dicner Joyce Dierkshcide Rose Dierkshcide Hubert Doerller Alfred Doermann Ronald Dornbrock Richard Dresp Fern Durham Cordon Duwe William Earl Clifford Eliding Harry Eberhard Paid Eckel berry Janet Eckels Shirleymac Eilbcrt Clarence Elliott Ted Elsass Genevieve Elswick Wilma Ernst [61] Dolores Evans Virginia Evans Mary Fichtclman Ervin Flntel Richard Fisher Nancy Flower Don Forsyth Russell Friend Gerald Fry Ted Georgcff Patsy Gerstncr Richard Gildcnmeister Miriam Glessncr Gretchen Glick Carol Glines Robert Gottlicd Marjorie Grabcman Miriam Greene Norma Griffin William Griliot Robert Grossman James Ground Grace Gruetter Fred Grumlcy Ruth Guldcnstein Alfred Gutknccht Jerry Haas Jimmie Hall Virgil Hank Hans Hansen Ruth Harper Marilyn Hartkc William Hegemier Donald Hehmcycr Ralph Helfrich Velma Hclmlingcr Richard Hcmbrock Roger Hendrix James Henry Marcia Herr William Hiler Robert Hirseli Evelyn Hirt Ted Iloesman DorothyHollcnsen Barbara Holliday Harold Horton Joanna Jacobs Andrew Jakobsky Ronald James William Jeffs Howard Jones Emmanuel Kallas LeMar Kane [62] Marian Kattcr Robert Kavanagh Alvin Keck Elizabeth Ker William Kidwell Donald Kielincyer Robert Kinley Geneva Klickman Martin Kope Paul Kuder Eileen Kuehncrt George Kublmann Mary Laird James Leathery Eleanor Lewis James Lewis Janet Lewis Ruth Liberty Dorotbyann Lind James Ling Robert Linsenman Patsy Loudcrmilk Carl Luckett Elsie Lutsch Jo Ann Lynch Lowell Lynn Cynthia MacDonald Irene Machus June Machus Lois Mahlerwein Barbara Mallett Marilyn Markle Joan Martenscn Evelyn Martin Richard McClure Harry McDermitt David McCauley James McGinnis Murray McLeod Robert Menter John Mcrgcnthalcr Betty Merricks Betty Mcrrilccs Ruth Mesing Shirley Mcuscr Margaret Michelfcldcr Charles Miller Gustav Miller Marvin Miller Richard Moore Priscilla Morris Cynthia Morton Elizabeth Muchow William Myers [63] Paul Ncdderman Preston Neff Helen Nelson Phyllis Nelson Robert Ncvel Don Noyes Harold Osborn Carl Pangle Theodore Pape Sarah Patton Charles Pavey Frank Pedersen Ralph Perdew Beatrice Pfeiffer Clarence Piatt Hilbert Picl John Pitsenbarger Joseph Price Justin Quecke Lois Rabc Rachel Radant Mary Rahm James Raymond Thomas Redfern Frank Reisinger Carol Renner Joseph Rhyne Donna Rice Mary Richardson Donald Richm Margaret Riggs Thomas Riley Ann Risch Betty Risch Marilyn Roach Harry Roadcup Ilaldon Robarge Marilyn Rodgers Carol Roeser Donald Roshon Arlene Ruff Eugene Runnels Carol Ruth Nola Sanders Dorothy Sankiewicz Mary Sehlcgel Elinor Schneider Norma Schott Richard Schramm Edwin Schultz George Schwcmley Frederick Simon Lola Seem Emerson Shell [64] Walter Shingler Alma Singer Norma Sites Nancy Slattery Sally Smallsrccd Carol Smiley Barbara Smith Both Snider Carol Speweike Gloria Springer Theodore Stellhorn Bonna Stimmcl John Stockert Nyla Stratton Arvin Striker Dorothy Stroll Paul Sluder Kenneth Sunkcr Franklin Svatek Joan Teasel Normand Townlcy Nancy Tracht Robert Trump Homer Tussing Victor Vaile Donna Vance James Voelkcr William Vogclluibcr Marcia Von Blon Eugene Von Kaencl William Voris Allen Walek Patricia Weaver Nancy Weber Ralph Webster Richard Wehrly Ferd Weishaupt Miriam Wendt David Wenzel Amos White Clare Whitman Wesley Whittington John Wilch Rodney Will Verna Williams Marilyn Willmann Richard Wilson Louis Witte Thomas Wolfe Charles Worch C’oleen Wortman Marilyn Wright Bonnie Wuthrich Ada Zimmerman [65] William Banks, Jr. Maude Burns, Fr. Wallace DePeu, Fr. Otis Domkc, Fr. Gordon Elowsky, Fr. Archie Gordon, Fr. Earnest Hughes, Fr. Richard McClure, Fr. Evelyn Mulligan, Spec. David Riege, Jr. Edwin Wahlfeldt, Fr. Weiv Students o v 1 o v 2 o v 3 o v 4 Wanda Stoner, Marilyn Bunncman, Carol Weisgarber, Roberta Purdon, Gladys Snook, Clara Mac Ruchrnuind, Bob Southard, Jacob Knoedler, James Kennell, Loren Ilocb, Paul Overbo, Thomas Bourland. Joe Martin, Byron Marsh, Bob Braun. Warren Jinks, Ed Holt, Dean Telaroli, Ted Cherry. [68] [69] (ijiiinma EDWARD G. FENDT, D.D. Dean of Theological Seminary, Professor of Systematic Theology Across College Avenue from the main campus stands Divinity Hall. There, young men from all over the country study and live to prepare themselves for the ministry. Capital Seminary supplies pastors to over half of the vacant pulpits in the American Lutheran Church. When enrollments are high and space is limited, the faculty doesn’t despair. Their friends of the Church and the school build more accommodations for their all-important work. The classroom wing of the original plans for Divinity Hall is nearing completion, and will be dedicated next fall. Offices for pro- fessors, visual aids rooms, and recreation rooms along with the badly needed class- rooms will then be ready for occupancy. G. II. DOERMANN Professor of Christian Education JOHN O. LANG Lecturer in Liturgies THEODORE S. LIEFELD Professor of New Testament Theology PAUL H. BUEIIRING Dean Emeritus of Seminary, Professor of Historical Theology HERBERT C. LEUPOLD Professor of Old Testament Theology JACOB A. DELL Professor of Practical Theology ROBERT SPIELER Instructor of Historical and Systematic Theology JS eminun A dSociation The Seminary Association concerns all eminary students. Its duties are many as ny seminarian can tell. Designation of funds, he preaching program, social activities, and lie governing of some of the DII policies are mong its duties. Officers: Bill Range, president; Edward irown,vice-president; James Seim, secretary; Jlyde Miller, treasurer; Don Butenslion, ergeant-at-arms. [71] Wilburn Alrich, Kenneth Alpers, William Bash, Martin Bauer, Richard Baur. Theodore Becker, Eugene Beutel, Robert Blacka, Partee Boliek, King Bradow. Edward Brown, Donald Butenshon, Max Culver, Martin Docrman, Raymond Durst. Donald Elzey, Jesse Essinger, Richard Fackler, Donald Fritz, William Cates. [72] Edward Ilof, Robert Hueter, Raymond Kent, Ray Kiblcr, Paul Koehler. John Kcrdew.’ch, Lloyd Linder, Paul Milheim, Karl Milhratli, John Moebius. Theodore Partridge, William Range, Russell Schilling, William Schmidt, Creatis Shira. John Sievert, William Slaughter, Nelson Trout, Lloyd Volkmar, Paul Wietzkc, David Wolher. [73] Richard Baucrlc, Carl Bergstraesser, Donald Boyd, Irvin Briese, Harold Brown. • Edgar Danitschck, Ned Elsass, Clyde Friedman, Arthur Garbrecht, Donald Good. Robert Graetz, August Hanncman, Kurt Heidmann, Thomas Herbon, John Holman, Victor Hoops, Elroy Hucbner, Harry Johnson, John Kennedy, Loren Kniep. [74] Donn Kruse, John Lind, Charles March, Daniel Mathcs, Clyde Miller. Richard Miller, Aaron Netzer, William Putman, Richard Reiss, Robert Reiss. Robert Riedel, James Robson, Carl Roepcke, Jacques Schweiss, Martin Scamon. James Seim, Theodore Sipe, Daniel Snider, Jay Stratton, Howard Stroblc. William Vogel, Clifford Wood, Elmer Zick, Delbert Zier. [75] Carl Aucl, Kenneth Baar, Benson Bartcllo, Harold Baum. William Corkish, James Darnell, William Deutschmann, Larry Gardner, Ralph Herman. Ralph Hoke, Merlin Hoops. Emile Ibele, Norman Johnson, Robert Kaiser. Robert Kelly, Earl Key, Elmer Klein, Robert Kramp, Richard Leonard. [76] Donald Luckmeyer, Milton Mayer, Robert Mcincke, Norman Minich, Charles Minneman. Ernest Moody, Fred Peters, David Kisch, Alfred Schedler, Charles Schieman. Fred Schmucker, William Ward, Virl Weber, Raymond Wolf, Ronald Woltcr. George Wright, Robert Yeomans, Donald Zicmkc, John O’Donnell, spec., Wm. Muller, spec. [77] ■■ Well on its way to becoming a recognized touring group of the Campus, the Seminary Chorus under the directorship of Donald Good has this year for the first time in many years undertaken engagements outside the immediate vicinity of Columbus. Among these were concerts at Obetz, Portsmouth, Fremont, Toledo and Detroit, Michigan. Local engagements included the Nurse’s Home, the Penitentiary, and the Art Gallery. On May 4, the Chorus held their home- service at Christ Church, and this year, an- other first, the Seminary’s own Chorus will sing at their commencement. Officers: Bill Deutschmann, manager; Bob Kelly, president; Emile Ibele, historian; Ron Wolter, librarian; and Lloyd Linder, accom- panist. S eminarif orud Each day of the week, during the college chapel period, the seminarians and faculty worship together in Divinity Hall Chapel. On one of these days a seminary professor has the meditation; another day, a student; on a third day the entire time is devoted to matins and other liturgy; the remaining periods are de- cided upon by whoever is in charge. The seminary chapel is a combination of laboratory for the student and spiritual com- munion for students and faculty of the seminary. [79] Seminaru JJ-omecomincj Under the sceptre of Queen Rhododendron, on November 2 around eleven o’clock in the evening, the Homecoming festivities migrated across College Avenue, where the Queen was officially crowned. Mr. Bill Range, president of the Seminary Association, did the honors with all the pomp and pageantry belonging to the occasion. With magical music by the quartette and the essence of cigar incense wafting on the breeze, court slaves bowed to their queen who was still veiled as is the tradition of monarchs. The unveiling and ascension of the queen, Ron Wolter, climaxed the evening. [SO] On December 5 and 6 the annual Mein Memorial Lectures were presented. This year the speaker was Dr. II. Richard Niebuhr, Professor of Ethics, Yale Divinity School. Dr. Niebuhr presented a series of lectures on the subject, “Christian Interpretation of History.” These lectures, held each year, are pre- sented at Capital and Wartburg in memory of C. C. Hein. Dr. Ilein was a renowned Lutheran leader and was president of the Joint Synod of Ohio before the merger in 1930, and continued as president of the Amer- ican Lutheran Church until 1937. [31] Iroun DH is home to many men for three years, more or less. They relax here, and they study here. Mostly they LIVE here. Part of their life is reading and studying the Bible. . . . .....and time comes when some menial tasks must be done, such as washing . . . . . . and then more fun, ping pong or conversation will do . . . . ... before it’s time to study for the next day. [83] [S4] (Lampas CLounci A group of twenty active members called Campus Council form one of the most in- fluential student groups on campus. The mem- members are elected representatives from the classes, and also the class presidents. As the Campus Council increases its ex- perience, ability, and efforts, it is entrusted with increased responsibility and importance on campus. Its duties, specifically, are to plan, coordinate, and administer all-campus programs in the areas of student life, recrea- tion, and activities. This includes supervis- ing campus elections and drives; participating in the formulation and upholding of campus rules, regulations, traditions, and standards of Christian conduct; and supervising special functions such as Homecoming and May Day. It functions as a means of mutual consultation between administration, faculty, and student body, acting in such disciplinary cases as are referred to it or otherwise come within its jurisdiction. Through its representatives, it also serves in an advisory capacity and participates in the functions of the autonomous boards and com- mittees. Officers: Robert Lynn, president; Thomas Williams, vice-president; Doris Reinke, secre- tary; Pat Schaefer, treasurer. [86] When a student pays for his activities ticket, he seldom realizes all the people con- cerned with the listings, the prices, and the dates. Besides obtaining admission to sports events, the activities ticket subscribes to the Chimes, the Concert-Lecture Series and many other activities. The BCA or Board of College Activities plans the activities budget, approves dates, and handles funds and awards of the BCA organizations. Prof. Arthur Grossman is chair- man of BCA. Other Faculty Representatives are Proffessors Ileinke and Brockman, and Dr. Fred Bernlohr. The student members are three elected from the student body at large and two appointed by Campus Council. These students are: Bill Schamadan, Tom Williams, Dale Falknor, A1 Hausmann, Pauline Hagen. ECJl [87] ncp National Collegiate Players, or Pi Epsilon Delta by Greek letters, is the newest organiza- tion on Capital’s campus. Thirteen active members received their charter to this na- tional honorary fraternity on November 4, 1951. NCP is still in its infant stage, but it has this year assisted in installations of new chapters and arranged for the initiation of new members of its own for next fall. National Collegiate Players provides the theatre-minded people on campus the oppor- tunity to become affiliated with a national or- ganization, and through this affiliation to stand as a college unit in national movements for the betterment of drama in the United States. Their local influence will be felt in the striving to raise the standards of college and university theatres by recognizing group and individual efforts in theatre arts. Officers: William Miller, president; Don Riggs, vice-president; Beth Bierstedt, secre- tary; Ralph Doermann, treasurer. [88] The Christmas season at Cap would be sorely lacking in spirit without the traditional tree-trimming, carol sing, and the culmination of the week’s events, the inspiring Christmas vesper service. These are sponsored by the Christian Student Fellowship, or CSF as it is known on campus. This group was organized in 1946 to unite the students of all faiths. All Christians, re- gardless of denomination, find a place in CSF. besides the Christmas events and the monthly meetings, CSF also sponsors weekly vespers, the campus Sunday School, and Re- ligious Emphasis Week. Through these media are promoted the spirit of Christian fellowship and the advancement of Christian living on campus. Officers: Glenn Wegmeycr, president; Patti Zeigler, secretary; Harold Uhl, treasurer; Virginia Reuthe, program chairman. -J appci iamu lyjpsilon Officers Kappa Sigma Upsilon, or more familiarly nown as KSU, is a non-secret, independent aternity open to all CU male students. The asis for their organization is, briefly, fellow- lip, scholarship, and service. In line with the last of these principles, this ear’s pledge candidates cleaned and planted field for recreation at the North Community ihurch. Further evidence of this recently re- italized group is noted in the addition of a ledge pin and a coat of arms. As with any fraternity, certain yearly tra- itions become established. There can be no rgument that initiation week, the winter rmal, and the football pep rallies sponsored y this organization have become a part of le Cap student’s life. Officers: Dick Sutter, president; Dick oth, vice-president; Dale Falknor, secretary; aul Stengel, treasurer. [91] fv Executive Council By the promotion of KST’s Big-Little Sister program, incoming freshmen have an oppor- tunity to learn about life at Cap and to feel at home when they arrive here. Among a host of activities offered by KST are the freshman mixer, fall fashion show, hen party, Sweet- heart Formal and the spring carnival. The women behind these undertakings are Kappa Sigma Thetas, and can be any women students on Cap's campus, for this social sorority was organized for all women students. Members of KST work for the promotion of ideals of Cap among women students in a four- fold social program of recreation, education, leadership and welfare. Officers: Carolyn Fudge, president; Gene- vieve Christensen, Dice-president; Marian Ben- kert, secretary; Ann Wiessinger, treasurer. [93] mimm Cap's only honorary scholastic fraternity is l-S Kappa Alpha Pi. The membership is ever changing, since eligibility for this honor is ex- tended to those students who have been on the honor roll the preceding semester. Although existing at present in name only, an annual dinner is held in the spring to give recognition to those who have been on the honor roll for seven semesters. Those students who join have no easy task to remain among the Kappa Alpha Pi’s. Officers: Robert Litle, president; Arlene Behnfeldt Goshia, secretary. [94] What would Christmas be without the carolling of DPA? This annual tradition has been a high point of the campus holiday season for years, and one to which everyone looks forward, not just the DPA members. The members are people who, beside meet- ing academic requirements, have completed an additional requirement in the study of Ger- man. The organization brings together those who wish to continue the study of the language and literature so that they can profit from the DPA programs. All of this has as its basis the purpose to promote an interest in and understanding of the cultures and language of the German people. Officers: Dick Heuerman, president; Paul Stengel, vice-president; Teckla Sund, secre- tary; Gene Sauer, treasurer. 5L Tau Pi Phi, the honorary business fratern- ity, does more than uphold the national pur- poses and aims. It is the sponsor of the Com- merce Club. Their support of the more in- clusive organization, plus Tan Pi Phi meet- ings and programs entails much work. The members of the fraternity are all students in the field of business administration and eco- nomics, and a high scholastic rating is also a prerequisite. Each May a banquet is held to which all who have been members are invited. At this time an award is presented to the junior who has attained the highest point average in business and other courses. Officers: Dick Poth, president; Carolyn Fudge, vice-president. [96] The purpose of this national honorary fra- ternity is to give recognition for outstanding ability in debate and public speaking. The State Tournaments for men and women are sponsored by the local chapter. New members of Tau Kappa Alpha are elected each March from students in the field who rank in the upper third of their classes and are in their second year of work in forensics. The Capital chapter was established in 1929 with six charter members, and now, including graduate members in the seminary and faculty, there are about fifteen TKAs on campus. Officers: Charles Adams, president; Bar- bara Edwards, secretary. [97] To Christian groups, Sunday is a day of worship. To add increased religious emphasis to this day, the Luther League of Cap meets on Sunday evenings. The league was formed through the efforts of American Lutheran stu- dents who wanted an organization connected with their church, through which they could carry on their religious activities. The Luther League is affiliated with the na- tional league, and adopts the aims of the Luther League at large: to promote Christian ideals, and to work, learn, play and worship with Christ in the center of all activities. They have added as their group aim to keep all pre- sents, parish workers, and those who will be dealing with the American Lutheran Church, in contact with the functions of the Luther league at large; and to bring the program to a college level. Officers: Jake Reinhardt, president; Sally Butts, vice-president; Virginia Reuthe, secre- tary; Charles Fox, treasurer. czCutlier X ea ue t JS-J Today, more than ever, we need to develop a conscious need of Christ in facing modern life and problems. These arc the principles embodied by Capital University’s Lutheran Student Association. Social gatherings of various types, Bible study and prayer groups, and panel discussions are designed to bring the Lutheran students of Capital to the realization of these ideals. Officers: Larry Kocha, president; Eileen Felger, vice-president; Bernice Purdon, secre- tary; Bob Brandenburg, treasurer. [99J Editor-in-Cliief Editors These are the people behind the book you are reading. They have come to know the names and faces of all Cap students by taking their pictures, and by writing about them and what they do. From the first editorial meet- ing last spring until the day the Capitalian is distributed to the students, thoughts of pic- tures, copy, contacts, deadlines, finances, and the Cap Man or Woman have been occupying their pleasures and worries. [100] Editors: Eugene Brand, editor-in-chief; Dick Schwab, managing editor; A1 Ilausmann, layout; Ray Hollensen, engraving; Lois Paul, photography; Ken Baer, art; Barbara Bunge, activities; Nancy Docrmann, copy; Dick Tupy, mens sports; Irene Hueter, womens sports. Business Staff: Roland Henderson, business manager; Carlene Schmidt, advertising; Margaret Schafer, sales. Business Manager [101] Editor imeS Before the Spectator was published, the Chimes was the literary publication at Capital. Now the Chimes has turned to fulfilling the functions of a newspaper. Editorial Staff Staying within the bounds of accepted jour- nalistic style, the Chimes presents to the cam- pus body news of importance, feature articles for enjoyment, and editorial views on campus issues. Being a newspaper the Chimes has tried to present news without applying sensa- tionalism or overshadowing the news with modernistic layouts. [102] It takes the constant work and efforts of the thirty-three staff members to serve the students of Capital in tin's field. Stair Editorial Staff: Dick Schwab, editor-in- chief; Sally Butts, news editor; Tom Wil- liams, feature editor; Fred Sommerfelt, sports editor; Merlin Knauff, copy editor; Bob Lieske, photography editor. Business Staff: Doris Reinke, business manager; Barbara Mallett, advertising manager; Norma Heckman, circu- lation manager. Business Manager [103] lator Associate Editors: Win. Disbro, Rodney Josephson, Donald Shaw, Marline Spille, Hernice Purdon, John Garverick, Gerald Kol- berg, Ralph Doermann, Harold Schroeder, Harold Koehler, Paul Carmany, Harry IIol- zapfel. When the campus family grew and it was felt a straight newspaper was desirable, the Chimes completed its career as a voice of the budding author and poet, and the Spec- tator took over. It is now published once or twice each year. Along with original stories, poems and essays, the Spectator also prints music, paintings and sculpture. This makes it possible for almost every student to submit material. This year the students of Creative Writing and Advanced Composition, taught by George Dell, are the associate editors of the Spectator. Partly a class project and partly an extra- curricular activity, the Spectator has given the students material from which to learn, and has given the student body a magazine that is theirs. [104] Plii The influence of Phi Beta is felt on campus and in the community. Tin’s is the women’s national professional fraternity of music and dramatic arts, Phi Chapter. Chrysanthemums which they sell are seen throughout the sta- dium at the Homecoming game. Little purple and gold ribbons pinned on sweaters announce the new pledges each fall. In the community these women are known to provide good en- tertainment in speech and music. For the individual member, Phi Beta seeks advancement intellectually and socially. As a body Phi Beta promotes the best in music and drama and fosters college spirit and loyalty to our campus. High scholarship, performance and professional achievement are the overall aims of this professional organization. Officers: Roberta Treon, president; Ellen Xchncr, secretary; Beth Bierstedt, vice-presi- dent; Margaret Derry Caw, treasurer. A new addition to the group of honorary societies occurred with the installation of the Epsilon Phi chapter of Phi Mu Alpha in April, 1951. This honorary is open to men of the campus who have a deep interest in and an apprecia- tion of music. The society has a three-fold purpose: to advance the cause of music in America; to foster welfare and brotherhood of students of music; and to encourage loyalty to the alma mater. Though young in years, this chapter has al- ready established activities for the year. At their meetings held twice each month, speak- ers and lecturers well-known in the music circle are presented. Social activities also have a place on the calendar as do the formal pledging and initiation ceremonies. Officers: Edward Wolf, president; Robert Snyder, vice-president; David Harper, secre- tary; Paul Bockelman, treasurer. Pin Wlu -Atplia Future parish workers are an organized group. Through regular meetings they seek to acquaint the women preparing for this field with their future work. At the same time a closer fellowship is developed among the women. Their monthly programs usually consist of individual demonstrations, speakers, or dis- cussions—all about parish work. They prove of value to the future parish worker by the information which they present, and by the experience the women receive in the partici- pation. Their social life is not neglected, and the future parish workers look forward each year to the annual Christmas party, their major event. Officers: Lois Jean Ulrich, president; Bar- bara Edwards, vice-president; Mary Kettler, secretary; Betty Schott, treasurer. [1071 Many topics, from campus problems to in- ternational situations, are discussed and worked upon by this active group. Forums, panel discussions, settlement house work, co- operation with community welfare programs, and sponsorship of the Campus Chest are a few of the tilings accomplished in the efForts of this group to broaden the social welfare knowledge and interest among students. They are the mediary group between the faculty, students, and civic welfare agencies. For the thirty-five members there is much work to do and much work is done. The proj- ects of this group stimulate interest in the field, and provide a medium of experience for those students majoring in social welfare work. Officers: Genevieve Christensen, presi- dent; Bob Brandenburg, vice-president; How- ard Federspiel, treasurer; Mary Kettler, secre- tarij. [108] Organized by and of the science department back in 1919, the Leonard Science Club is not exclusively for the science student. The foun- dation of this organization has resulted in the bringing of speakers to our campus who talk on various phases of science. The programs are designed to interest the layman as well as the science student. Things of a scientific nature which are used every day are ex- plained, and science is made interesting. This purpose, to inform the student body of various phases of science, has been sought with lectures on glass and water, among others presented. Picnics and field trips are also a part of the calendar for this group who take advantage of finding out the why and how of things which surround the student. Officers: Garth Sengelaub, president; Bill Schamadan, vice-president; Arlene Behnfeklt Goshia, secretary; Paul Bernlohr, treasurer. cjCeonard e. —science cla Future teachers and teachers of future teachers have joined to form the Capital Edu- cation Association, or CEA. All future teachers, grade school, high school or college level, are welcomed into the group. They may hear such interesting speakers as the Rev. Charles Harrison, chaplain, or the state su- perintendent of schools speak on subjects of interest to all teachers. Discussions about teacher careers and shop talk in a social atmosphere are all benefits to these future leaders of our children. The professional interests of future teachers and a professional attitude among these stu- dents is of prime importance to this society. Officers: Don Shaw, president; Carolyn Schultz, vice-president; Irene Hueter, secre- tary; Virginia Iseringhausen, treasurer. The business administration and business education students have their own organiza- tion as do most of the other vocational fields on campus. The Commerce Club brings speakers to the campus who present to the students various topics in their area of in- terest. Although they sponsor no all-campus social event nor have any social calendar for their members, the people of the Commerce Club find social enjoyment in mutual interests. In the attempt to help further the interest and broaden the knowledge of students who are majors in business administration and educa- tion, this organization has a firm position among the organizations of Cap s campus. Officers: Gerald Vollbrecht, president; Eugene Sauer, vice-president; Ann Kassing, secretory; Jack Guthrie, treasurer. Clontmerce [in] Political Sc cience Though only a few years old, the Political Science Club promoted the biggest program this year. To put to work the machinery about which they learn, this group extended their program through Columbus and surrounding towns. On March 22 and 29, mock Republican and Democratic Conventions were held. Students from high schools all over central Ohio ar- rived at the Campus to promote the candi- date they wished to nominate. Basing all procedure on the national conventions, each school represented a state and was repre- sented according to that state’s delegates. Party platforms were adopted, state caucuses were held, resolutions were approved, and demonstrations and nominations for the presi- dency were presented. This was democracy at work. Officers: J. M. Bell, president; Clark Mac- Phail, vice-president; Gloria Bauer, secretary; Marian Woelke, treasurer. t edidi ence (Lounci Under the guidance of the Dean of Wo- men’s Office, representatives of the women in the dorms in 1947 drew up a constitution for the Residence Council. Students on campus see evidence of this group particularly on the five major holidays when special dinners are planned in the Refectory. Residence Council strives to further the fel- lowship and the spirit of unity of the women of the university in every possible way; to de- velop social activities; to encourage individ- ual participation and a sense of responsibility toward each other; and to be a medium by which the Christian standards of the univer- sity may be upheld. Officers: Mildred Crago, president; Evelyn Hirt, vice-president; Frances Sammet, secre- tary. [113] With a sincere belief that the conscientious student today is the basis for a better citizen tomorrow, the desire of the International Relations Club has been to become familiar with the foreign policies of our country and to try to comprehend their cause and effect upon the individual student. The society is affiliated with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and is a member of the Ohio Valley Regional Confer- ence of International Relations Clubs. This year the emphasis has been placed on Communism, presented in a graphic series of seven lectures by speakers well-versed in the topic. Officers: Richard Fowles, president; Jay Essinger, vice-president; Donna Meineke, sec- retary; Dick Bayless, treasurer. WC Camera The Capital Camera Club was made a permanent member of the campus family of organizations in 1950. In the short time since then a darkroom has been equipped for the use of the clubs members and plans include the purchase of more equipment in the future. In addition to this benefit, lectures, demon- strations and discussions are planned for the regular meetings which will aid the amateur photographer. Prints and ideas are exchanged with similar groups and exhibitions of photo- graphic work are fostered. This is all done by the group on Cap’s campus who are in- terested in photography. Through their mu- tual cooperation the fellowship of these like- interested people forms the basis for the best in amateur photography. Officers: Louise Applegate, president; Skip Kern, vice-president; Merlin Knauff, treasurer. [115] Synonymous with Cap to the oldsters the time honored society of Germania. Pro ably the first active student group on campi the club has descended to our time. Und the guidance of the “Herr,” Germania is ma up of interested members of the various Gt man classes. Officers: Bill Wolf, president; Art Gro man, vice-president; Elizabeth Swetz, sc retari . Our good neighbors to the south have interesting organization on our campus the Spanish Club. Made up of students w have taken Spanish or are at present enroll in a Spanish course, these people lend a g Latin American note to the campus. The organization tries to use the Spani language in informal and real-life situatioi This is accomplished at their monthly me ings by providing students with the introdi tion to native Spaniards and Latin America! by presenting skits and reading in Spani; and by presenting social activities like t Pinata and Mamba party which give a Spr ish flavor to the campus activities. Officers: Dale Young, president; Ali Reutter, vice-president; Martha Carlstro secretary; Donna Kingsbury, treasurer. Under the direction of Mile. Monnier, t French Club includes the members of t French classes. Its main purpose is to broad the knowledge of the French language, a the customs and habits of our Gallic alii The meetings are designed to preserve the customs by singing, games, plays and disci sions in French. n jermcutia Spanish CLl [117] I Jars ittf Varsity sports is important to Cap as it is to other colleges in the country, and Varsity “C” is the springboard organization for the promotion of this interest. Through the year students witness and par- ticipate in activities which reflect each Var- sity “C member’s keen enthusiasm for sports, besides the regular meetings of the organiza- tion. where men known for their work in sports are presented, Varsity “C sponsors a spring dance open to the campus, the sports banquet, and the minstrel show. The min- strel show is proof that Varsity “C” men will act, and not just ask for what they want. Each year some goal is set which has to do with the betterment of sports and sports equipment, and all proceeds from this show go for that purpose. This year the goal is the dedication of the new field house debt free. These are forty men with a purpose who will do every- thing in their power to see it accomplished. Officers: Jay Essinger, president; Dick Snouffer, vice-president; Bob Wolfe, treasurer; George Wilch, secretary. Strictly feminine, yet actively participating in all forms of athletics, are the members of YVRA. Previously called the Women’s Ath- letic Association, WRA bases its program on the promotion of interest in athletics for wo- men, the development of a high standard of conduct, the development of skill for the worthy use of leisure time, and assistance to individuals in making social adjustments. The organization now has an active mem- bership of fifty girls who keep busy during the year with the fall and spring picnics, co- rec nights, intercollegiate sports’ day, and many other recreational events. The aim of the organization may be summed up in the participation, not primarily the winning, in all sports. Officers: Dorothy Hueter, president; Dor- othy Sherer, vice-president; Marilyn Yochum, secretary; Jane Bergman, treasurer. Ten young men, students of Capital Uni- versity, have argued for and against the ques- tion: “Resolved: that the Federal Government should adopt a Permanent Program of Price and Wage Control.” The discussions were not over cups of coffee, but standing behind rostrums in col- leges over Ohio. They began in the fall, gathering material taking notes from news- papers, magazines, speeches, discussing the question pro and con among themselves. When finally the decision was made upon which side of the question each wished to stand, teams were formed, plans devised. Actual debates began in the early part of November. First there were warm-ups, de- bates with no decisions. November 10 brought the first decision debate in Cincinnati. The program was sponsored by TKA, and Cap’s men won two out of the ten rounds. elate About the happiest victory of the year was in Cleveland, April 12. TKA sponsored de- bate and discussion. There, for the first time in probably 35 years, Cap’s team defeated Vermont, one of the toughest teams in the TKA National. During the same weekend of debates and discussions, Michael Eberley placed among the top ten discussers of the convention. Debaters: Michael Eberley, Richard Grahl, Robert Grahl, Russel Grill, George Hartman, Richard Heuerman, Jerry Kolberg, Robert Lynn, Gene Swanger, Tom Williams. [120] m aAcjfUerS Everyone usually wants to be someone else or at least pretend to be someone else in some stage of life. For those who continue with this “theatre disease Capital has Masquers. Masquers, using the Greek comedy-tragedy masks as symbol, is one of the largest societies on campus. The Masquer strives to stimulate interest in good drama and to provide work- ing as well as social fellowship among those interested in drama and related arts. Besides three major productions each year, Masquers provides entertainment and equip- ment for many other organizations on and off campus. In addition to the dramatic works presented, they have annual social events in- cluding a welcome program for freshmen and the early-morning May Day breakfast. Officers: Don Kearns, president; Dan San- der, vice-president; Nancy Doermann, secre- tary; Lois Jean Ulrich, treasurer. IZJ c ro43 Officers: Elizabeth Frame, president; Kenneth Kittner, vice-president; Gwen Paulin, secretary; Doris Reinke, treasurer; Marge Taylor, Ann Kassing, national councilman. Little needs to he said about the National Red Cross Organization. Too little has been said about the Capital Red Cross. This group of 35 active members is the spark on campus which flames into regular entertainment units for servicemen and hospitalized veterans. They keep the student body in contact with what is being done for others and what they can do for others. Besides the enjoyment provided for Lock- bourne AFB and Chillicothe Veterans Hos- pital, the Red Cross unit sponsors the Blood- mobile at least twice each year. To those who have never given blood, the many on campus who have, can testify it doesn’t hurt a bit. The classes in first aid are another opportunity for students, something which will help them throughout life. [122] Officers: John Sievert, manager; Don Ziemke, assistant manager. Last summer a most unusual opportunity was presented to the Chapel Choir as a whole, and to the individual members also. Forty singers were chosen and, after much rehearsing, the choir embarked in June for a seven-week tour which took them through the southern states, across Texas, up the Pacific Coast, across Canada, and finished in Ohio. The trip, approximating almost 12,000 miles, included many memorable events such as singing atop Grand Coulee Dam, a recep- tion with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and a visit to Oklahoma A and M. 'Phe members returned with many memo- ries of the West, and the West is left with memories of the Chapel Choir and Capital University. Summer dlicif?e( (Lit oir Ellis Emmanuel Snyder, conductor (Chapel oir Officers: Fred Peters, manager; Bill Miller, assistant manager; Sarah Dunson, Ellen Golden, secretary-treasurer; Frank Bodor, librarian. Beginning its twenty-fifth year, the Chapel Choir is known by all as an organization steeped in laurels and tradition. Dedicated to the glory of God, and having as its aim the singing of the best of sacred choral literature, the Choir has attained national prominence. The working schedule of the Choir includes several week-end tours, numerous home ap- pearances and the mid-semester tour. This year the touring choir of 55 members jour- neyed to the south, singing in six different states. In addition to the Christmas and spring concerts, the choir this year has presented the Bach B Minor Mass. Wilbur E. Crist, conductor Varsity Quartet Officers: Ted Mentor, president; Paul Stengel, manager; Dan Springer, assistant- manager; Jim McGregor, secretary; Dave Kearney, student director; Beatrice Peterson, accompanist. The Men’s Glee Club is the second-oldest group on campus. This year Mr. Crist cele- brated his twenty-fifth year as its director. Ilis ever-present drive and striving for per- fection have inspired these men to accomplish the very best in male vocal music. Each year between semesters the Glee Club bids farewell to Columbus for ten days, and presents to thousands of people their pro- gram. This year the men traveled by “dog- sled”, they say, through snow and ice, into northern Michigan. They like to sing together and they like to be together which is proven by their annual social events. Their stag party in the fall and their formal banquet in May are good, happy-singing times for all. [127] A source of pleasure to the participant as well as a place for learning is the Symphony Orchestra. Symphonic literature cannot he performed by just any group, nor is it very often that a person has the opportunity to play the work of the masters. At Cap, stu- dents who have an active interest in music can do just that. Although they have not performed for the public this year, those involved enjoy the re- hearsals to the utmost. The challenge of Slm- bert, Beethoven or Saint-Saens never goes unanswered by the orchestra members. Noth- ing is too great to be untried. Mr. Crist conducts a group of students who want to do great things in music, and prob- ably shall. Officers: Dave Riege, president; Janet Schick, secretary; Agnes Schaad. librarian. Orchestra m oru3 omen J -V A«rr V Women on campus who wish the oppor- tunity to participate in a musical organiza- tion find haven in the Women’s Chorus, which is under the capable direction of Gene Taylor. This group of women who love song has come among the touring organizations at Cap. Now, besides the annual Christmas and spring con- certs, weekend trips are made to cities in Ohio. In addition to the chorus, twelve girls are selected to form the Ensemble. This group sings at separate functions to entertain, be- sides appearing at the regular chorus con- certs. The chorus of women, now number- ing seventy-five, has grown into another fine musical organization. Officers: Ann Kassing, president; Carolyn Seyerle, secretary; Eileen Felgar, librarian. [129] If you play an instrument and would like to join in the performance of good band litera- ture, the Concert Band is open to you through auditions with Mr. Crist. If you like to listen to good band music, take advantage of what is offered right on campus. The Concert Band presents two major con- certs. One is in the spring, and this program is the same as that heard by many people all over Ohio. Each year the band makes at least two week-end tours to towns in Ohio and parts of Michigan and Pennsylvania. The open-air concert presented on the evening of Baccalaureate is one looked upon by students as an example of the best way to hear good music. Officers: Art Theil, president; Jack Wag- ner, manager; Paul Boekelman, assistant man- ager; Ruth Troutman, secretary-treasurer; Miriam Bauer, librarian. (Loncert What is a football game at half-time with- out a marching band? The spectators would find a long wait which might even dampen their spirits. The Marching Hand provides entertainment and keeps spirits high with new formations and themes each week. Cap's band, under the direction of John Frey tag, works hours in order to present a fifteen- or twenty-minute show. They must practice to obtain both harmony in their music and coordination in their field designs. Besides this, who is it who keeps the drums rolling during the kickoff? And the burst of music for a touchdown? The Marching Band. Officers: Fred Grumley, manager; Ralph Licbchen, assistant manager; Shirley Peters, secretary. [ 13-3] Q ijninaMum On June 4, 1951, among all the other events of Commencement, President Yochum broke the first ground for the new gymnasium. The long awaited event took precedent as everyone looked to the future. Much of the credit for the victory of the new gym is due to the Capita] Men’s Luncheon Club. They’ve been seen for the last sev- eral years at athletic con- tests, lending a hand to pro- mote the gym funds. Each homecoming game they sold programs, presenting the proceeds to the gym fund. Their energy and hard work will be a part of the be- hind-thc-sccncs memories of CAP’s newest building. PICTURED: seated, Oscar Wicchers; standing, Luther Long, Richard Bold, Jr., Robert Wray. [134] IHI Everyone has dreams. Some people plan for dreams, some people work for dreams. When the first dream was begun for the new gymnasium, many thought that’s all it was. Even when plans were drawn and architects’ sketches were printed others could think no farther ahead. But the dream workers did work. It all began in 1945 when Loy auditorium was no longer adequate to serve the campus for athletics. Since then, students, faculty, alumnae and friends have been working to- ward the common goal of a new gymnasium, dedicated debt-free. $335,000 was the amount needed. It was fun to think of new and clever ways to earn it. Jugs appeared on various tables in the Union and other buildings and everyone watched as they were filled with pennies. The jug appeared again during the half-time of basketball games. Varsity “C” presented a minstrel show to raise funds, a program which may become an annual event. A variety show was planned by the seniors. Alumnae, such as Francesco Serra, have re- turned to the Campus at various times to offer their services with proceeds going to the new gym. Basketball games were staged, alumnae vs. varsity, and the receipts were poured into the jug. Girls sold locks of hair to the highest bidder, and then watched the pennies grow. The CMLC sold homecoming programs as a part of their contribution. Everyone has worked and are still working. At this date $309,000 has been received in gifts and pledges. The dream of a gymnasium, one which seats 2300 and will serve the needs of a growing university, has been dreamed, planned, and worked. Now that dream is near completion, and everyone always knew it could be done. [135] MIN. SEC. QTR.E=g ! : visitors TO PLAY I JootLuii Opening the season with a new coaching staff composed of Jack Landrum, Bill Range, and Denver Wood, the Capital footballers brought about a complete reversal from past form. The Capsters, under Captain Charles Meyers, won two and tied one of their seven games, displaying a brand of ball that had long been missing from these parts. Sparked by a brilliant group of frosh, and steadied by the experience of a few holdovers from last season, the Lutherans ended their losing streak of fourteen defeats. The streak had extended into its third season and was brought to a close in the season’s second out- ing at the expense of Iliram’s Terriers. COACHES CAPITAL 14—WILMINGTON 35 Opening the season against the Quakers from Wilmington, the untried 1952 edition of the Lutherans made several mistakes re- sulting in Quaker scores. Playing good ball except for these, the Capsters ran up 14 points on their new scoreboard and thus doubled 1950’s production in their first game. With the score going against them 20-0, Capital broke the ice with a 4-yard second quarter pass from quarterback Bob Bcrnlohr to end Gordon Meske to climax a 34-yard march. Bruce McGinnis made the first of his two extra point tries and the scoreboard read 20-7. In the fourth, a combination of Jack Gher- rington to Bob Kavanaugh, which was to be prominent throughout the season, clicked on a 60-yard pass play. McGinnis added the point to end the scoring. CAPITAL 6—MARIETTA 6 Marching into Marietta sporting a 1-1 rec- ord, Cap got a bad case of fumble-itis and crept home with a tie. Marietta scored first by recovering a Gap fumble in the end zone. Gap came back in the second period and scored on a Cherring- ton to John Young pass. An offside penalty gave the Capsters two chances at the extra- point. Their futile try set the tone for the remainder of the game. CAPITAL 14—HEIDELBERG 35 In the fourth game of the season the Purple and White saw too much of Paul Yackey, the Princes’ star back. Yackey s 21-point spree in the second quarter gave the Princes their margin of victory. Capital’s two touchdowns came on a spark- ling 94-yard kick-off return by Fred Davis to open the second half, and a 4-yard pitch out to back Ron James who carried around right end for the score. CAPITAL 16—HIRAM 7 Taking their first victory since 1949, the Cap footballers came from behind in their second game of 1951 to put Hiram away to the tune of a 16-7 score. The Lutherans scored first mid-way in the opening period when a 51-yard pass from Bob Bernlohr to Jim Congrove clicked for six points. Iliram then struck back to lead 7-6. Late in the third period Cap came down to the Terrier’s eight-yard line and when un- able to score, Bruce McGinnis dropped back to the 18-yard stripe and booted the field goal that put Cap ahead to stay at 9-7. The Purple and White then added an in- surance TD through a Cherrington-Meske pass. McGinnis added the extra point to make the final score Capital 16—Hiram 7. CAPITAL 27—KENYON 34 Trading TDs throughout the game, Cap ended on the short end of a 34-27 score. Jack Cherrington figured in all four scores. He threw a pitch out to Ron James who went 37 yards for the first score, then proceeded to throw passes of 27 yards to end Jim Con- grove and two of 22 yards each to Bob Kavanaugh. Fred Davis and Harold were the stalwarts of the defensive game. CAPITAL 14—OTTERBEIN 20 After trailing 14-0, Cap staged a comeback that just fell short at the 20-14 score. Taking advantage of the breaks, Otterbein was able to capitalize on them for two quick scores. After McGinnis had gone 51 yards, Cher- rington threw to Kavanaugh for the first score. Otterbein then scored the clincher and Cap came roaring back on an 87-yard drive led by McGinnis and Roy Gruenburg who tallied the score. CAPITAL 18—OHIO NORTHERN ( Surprising the favored Polar Bears, the Lutherans came up with a relentless rushing attack spearheaded by the bull-like running of Roy Gruenburg, Ron James, and Bud Shell to run their record to two wins, three losses, and a tie. Packing two scores into the last six minutes of the first half, Cap had a 12-0 cushion at half time. The first score by Fred Davis climaxed a 44-yard drive. The second TD was the result of a 30-yard Cherrington to McGinnis pass. The lead was increased to 18-0 when Cher- rington passed to Hal Horton at the seven, Gruenburg rammed to the one, and senior Hardee Hepler carried over for the score. [141] (f adhetlali Once again courtmen were found without a court to call their home, when the new Men’s Physical Education Building was de- layed in construction. Though they had to play the majority of their games away, and their home games on the Bexley court, Mr. Bill’s boys came up with an over-all record of 13 wins and four losses. By finishing with a 12-3 record in the Ohio Conference, the Lu- therans wound up in the second slot of the 14 team league. SCOREBOARD CAPITAL OPPONENT 69 WILMINGTON 71 72 DENISON 61 56 HEIDELBERG 40 68 OHIO WESLEYAN 85 82 MARIETTA 80 77 OTTERBEIN 69 81 DENISON 63 83 MUSKINGUM 78 79 HIRAM 67 89 MT. UNION 76 67 WITTENBERG 61 63 OTTERBEIN 77 76 WILMINGTON 66 70 KENYON 75 71 HEIDELBERG 69 78 OHIO WESLEYAN 64 73 KENYON 69 John Horn: Co-captain for the year 1952, John turned in the usual steady performance for which he lias become noted during his three years on the varsity. In his role of non-scoring defenseman, John often successfully broke up two and three man rushes. [144] Dick Snouffcr: In his second year as co-captain, Dick again showed the speedy, aggressive attributes of a fine guard. Acting the role of a captain, Dick took over as floor leader and often carried the burden of scoring, when one of the regulars had a bad night. [145] The 1951-52 season brought along its share of basketball experiences. Both Bernlohr for- wards rewrote the Capital individual scoring records. Bob Bernlohr cracked Dick Ott’s 1947 total of 332 by two points and cousin Pug Bernlohr also topped the old record with a total of 333. Senior guard and co-captain John Horn contributed the most spectacular shot when he flipped in a two-pointer over his head as he was falling out of bounds at the Bexley Gym. Pug took first string All- Conference honors and Bob cornered a second team berth. The other senior and co-captain Dick Snouffcr led the Lutherans in their re- turn victory over OWU with 24 points. Capital did not lose a series, splitting two games with Wilmington, Wesleyan, Otterbein, and Kenyon. Centers Paul Katterhenrich and [146] ing 19.65 and 19.59 points per game respec- tively. Four of the first string members, Bob, Pug, Kat, and Dick turned in averages of better than 10 points per game. Again Mr. Bill turned out a sparkling court machine from an aggregation mainly com- posed of holdovers from last season’s team, which ran out of steam mid-way through the season. With his remarkable sense of picking his material to suit the spot for which it was needed, Mr. Bill time and again took reserves off the bench to have them turn in sparkling performances. Some of these players who exhibited sterling performances were Dale Griesinger, Bill Voris, Hardee Ilepler, Dale Falknor, and Dick Poth. Prospects are bright for next season as our two high-flying forwards, Bob and Pug, re- turn along with centers Katterhenrich and [147] Mr. Bill Bernlohr, baseball mentor for the 23rd consecutive year as of 1952, had to fill in the vacant spots left by graduation and the draft. The hardest hit were his mound corps and outfield where he lost two starting pitch- ers and his regular center and right field gardeners. Working from his holdovers, catcher Pug Bernlohr, pitchers Ken Hush and Dick Vogel, first baseman Jerry Essinger, second shortstop combination Dick Boehler and Don Shaw, and left fielder Jay Essinger, Mr. Bill came up with five freshmen and a sophomore to fill his vacancies. These are: outfielders Bob Bernlohr and Amos White, pitchers Gordon Elowsky and Paul Eckel- berry, and third basemen Phil Spieth and Bay Vogel. [148] [149] Jennis With his two top men gone from last year’s squad, Coach John Young had to come through with a complete rebuilding job on a tennis team that showed no great strength last year. After considerable testing of mate- rial, Coach Young came up with Jack Guth- rie, Dave Jones, bill Jones, Paul Andrews, Bob Schram and Bob Snyder as his singles contestants. Jack Guthrie and Bob Schram, and Dave Jones and Bob Snyder were his two doubles combos. TENNIS TENNIS Ap;74f rENNlS [150] rv£j� m vc-sfry Starting this season later than usual be- ise of the late Easter vacation, Coach Jack ldrum has not had much opportunity to w off his men. As the team shaped up, ach Landrum probably had a better basis which to build than any of the other ing sports. With a good group of return- ; lettermen including Bill Paule, Cliff Tall- n, George Wilch, Roy Gruenburg and in Braun to work in with the new fresh- n coming up. The team should fare well this year's outings. n their first match, Capital trailed Wes- an 96-31. The Capsters came through th three firsts. Two of them were by first ir men, Earl Davidson in the mile and on Smith in the 100-yard dash. John Braun •ked up the extra win in the 2-mile run. ill Tallman set a new Cap record of 50.S ■ the 440 which was good for a third-place ish. [151] framarcil Sports Tlie intramural softball league came roar ing down to the wire with a three-way finis! for the playoffs, which Hofman's Annex tool in two straight one-run wins from the Mad men and the Bandits. The crowning blov was pitcher Jim Boehm’s homer with one 01 and two out in the top of the seventh. Th tournament was also annexed by Boehm anc the Hofmen as they defeated the hard-hitting Abes in the finals by a score of 9-6. [152] Tlie Dorks captured the intramural football toga with a 5-0 record, trailed by the Bandits and the Abes. Starting the season with a surprise win over the Bandits, the Dorks proceeded to roll over all opposition. The six-team race was one of the most interesting in years, with most games being decided by one touchdown. Dividing into three leagues, the intramural hotshots raced through their schedule into a six- tea m tournament. The first place finishers in each league were SAE, Grey- hounds and the Gridiron Grapplers. The Grey- hounds and the Gridiron Grapplers had perfect slates. After the other team had been eliminated, SAE took the win from the Gridiron Grapplers to become undisputed intra- mural champs. [153] m omen 6 S, 'fa The Women's athletic program here at Capital, directed by the Misses Iley- man and Hornshaw, includes hockey, Volleyball, basketball, softball, tennis, table tennis, and badminton. HOCKEY: M. A. Baur, It. Althoff , X. Belk, J. Boehm, B. Bylene, I). Drews, D. Evans, A. Coshia°, M. A. Green, M. L. Lautenschlager®, I). Lind , C. Paul®, M. Schafer®, B. Schott®, M. A. Seiden- schwart .®, L. Scidman, D. Sherer®, J. Teasel, H. Vogolsang, M. Yoehum®, J. Young®, P. Zeigler. VOLLEYBALL: B. Bicrstcdt, M. Dell, 1). Drews, J. Folk®, C. Fudge®, A. Goshia®, J. Hoffman®, D. Huetcr®, K. Hughes, L. Jimbo, M. L. Lautensch- lager®, S. Meuser®, S. Peters®, L. Haver, F. Sammct, M. A. Seidenschwartz, M. Schafer®, B. Schott, J. Yuong®. BASKETBALL: B. Bicrstedt, L. Boclnnan®, D. Drews®, J. Hoffman, M. L. Lautenschlager, S. Meuser®, C. Paul®, M. Schafer, B. Schott, L. J. Ulrich, M. Yoehum®, J. Young®. ® Denotes players also chosen to hon- orary varsity. Army-Navy Hockey I Iockev Champs Army-Navy Volleyball Volleyball Champs Army-Navy Basketball Basketball Champs J. Bergman and D. Sherer each captured two individual sport’s titles, the former win- ning the singles tennis tournament, and the latter teaming up with M. Seidenschwartz to take the doubles table tennis crown and both combining to take top honors in the doubles badminton tournament. Other singles champs were S. Butts in table tennis and D. Hueter in badminton. A feature new to college campuses was first introduced this year in the form of Co- Rec nights in which men and women par- ticipated in organized intramural and inter- collegiate teams of volleyball, table tennis and badminton. National “A” Officials Ratings were earned this year by M. Schafer and J. Boehm in vol- leyball, and basketball, respectively. M. L. Lautenschlager and M. Schager earned intramural ratings in basketball. Those already having their ratings in volleyball include J. Boehm, M. L. Lautenschlager, D. llueter, and M. Seidenschwartz, with the latter two also holding National “A” ratings in basketball. SPORTS DAYS Oct. 5—Hockey Capital at Otterbein Oct. 27—Hockey Capital, O. Wesleyan at O.S.U. Feb. 9—Volleyball Otterbein, O.S.U., Muskingum at Capital Feb. 23—Basketball, Badminton Denison, O. Wesleyan at Capital March 1—Basketball St. Mary’s of the Springs at Capital March S—Basketball Capital, Otterbein at O. Wesleyan March 15—Basketball, volleyball, table tennis at Cincinnati March 21—Basketball, vollevball Capital at Otterbein Capital at Denison May 2—Tennis Denison at Capital May 9—Tennis, softball Otterbein at Capital [157] rea These girls were members of the intra mural championship teams: VOLLEYBALL: M. A. Baur, N . Belk, A. Goshia, B. Heuser, J. Hirt, K. Hughes, D. Purdum, C. Schmidt, T. Sund, 1). Voeller. BASKETBALL: R. Hiller. I. Hueter, S. Meuscr, S. Peters, D. Sherer, J. Weis- garber, J. Young. HOCKEY: (tied) Team I: R. Althoff, J. Bergman, J. Boehm, R. Dierkseidc, V. Hclminglcr, B. Koesis, M. L. Lautcn- schlagcr, J. Machus, B. Schott, 'I'. Sund, D. Voeller, J. Young. Team II: M. A. Baur, M. Barriek, I). Evans, B. Heuser, M. Katter, C. Paul, L. Both, M. Sciden- schwartz, 1). Sherer, S. Smallsrced, J. Teasel, M. Yochum. [T9I] P3 Homecoming Queen, Carolyn High [162] Jl omecotninff Beth Bierstedt, Maid of Honor Homecoming Court [991] 13 [167] (Loncert-oCecture eneA Each year the Concert-Lecture Series brings a series of diversified programs to round out the cultural activities of the campus. This year the programs were ex- tremely well chosen and presented something of interest to each student on campus. The biggest event on the Concert-Lecture Series program was the evening of readings presented by Cornelia Otis Skinner. The char- acter sketches, which were originated by Miss Skinner, kept students, faculty and friends highly entertained, and the committee who arranged the evening knew they had scored well on October 31. [1681 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bird returned to the Mees stage with lecture and col- ored movies, this year presenting wild life of South America. The Birds view of insect and animal life never ceases to he fascinating. The last of the series introduced Miss Ida Krehm to Cap. Miss Krehm, who displayed a flawless technique and a deep understanding of the music, pre- sented a well balanced program of the classics and moderns. Ida Krclun Mr. and Mrs. Richard Byrd [169] u Wad. in cjCutlier, J- rotedt am Chaplain Owens C Lapef Part of the Cap family spirit is displayed in our daily worship periods of Chapel in Mees Hall. This year under a new plan, Chapel is held three days a week on Monday, Wednes- day and Friday. Tuesday and Thursday are reserved for such events as Student Govern- ment and Concert-Lecture Series programs. During Lent each Wednesday was devoted to the study of some great religious painting. At other times the musical organizations have presented inspiring worship in song, and the visits of prominent clergymen in the city and church officers have been outstanding. Behind the Scenes [172] Vespers observed its first anniversary this year of fulfilling the spiritual needs of the student’s life. The evening services were be- gun and are continued under the sponsorship of CSF. Every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs- day evening, the tower chimes call out to the surrounding neighborhood that it is time for worship. The services are held in Divinity Hall Chapel and conducted by Seminarians. The type of service varies from simple hymn- sings to more elaborate liturgical services. The college student feels the comfort and strength derived from such gatherings and thus the continuance of Vespers is assured. Left: Vespers Committee Lower Left: Vespers Organists Mid the tinkle of sleigh bells, the fall of snow, and an atmosphere of holly, mistletoe, and pine trees, KSU once again produced its Winter Wonderland. Light seemed to filter down from stars overhead. Lamp posts gave a soft light to the dancing couples. The Spanish Christmas colors, green and yellow, spread cheer every- where. It is a never-ending source of amaze- ment how the gym, through a magical trans- formation, is made into a winter playground. The dancing and holiday cheer has long been a major feature in the social whirl of the KSU man, and this year, by making it an open event, Winter Wonderland was for the enjoyment of the entire campus. [174] S lueetbear t Jorma Considered by most as the outstanding dance and social event of the year, the an- nual Sweetheart Formal, sponsored by KST, was again held at the Valley Dale. The girls and their chosen escorts danced to the music of Chuck Selby and his orchestra. An atmosphere of Valentine’s Day and romance surrounded the couples. Hearts were in evidence everywhere, particularly the huge heart entrance at the foot of the stairs which entered upon the dance floor. Besides the refreshments and gay chatter during the intermission, the sorority members sang their toast song. More dancing and fun were the orders for the evening, which was crowned by the special permission to continue past the usual 12:30 deadline. [175] Pastor Schneider Pastor Grotefend Chats with Students Even on a campus that was founded on the principles of enlightenment, morality, and education, it is well perhaps to set aside a special time when the entire campus devotes an extra measure of time to Christ-centered activities. This time on our campus is known as Religious Emphasis Week. Under the aus- pices of CSF, outstanding speakers of the church are invited to Cap to speak on the theme selected for the year. This year the theme was “A Living Faith. The speakers were Pastor Oliver Grotefend and Pastor Stanley D. Schneider. [176] Waf Its difficult to express just what May Day is. It is a weekend in May, a queen, floats, play, dance, but much of it is just the feeling one experiences in the midst of the festivities. The campus swarms with alumni, parents, students, and their friends. Decorations are spread from one end of the campus to the other, saying, “Have a wonderful time.” So long as there is a spring. Cap will have its May Day. [177] May Day Queen, Donna Mcinckc [178] 1952 Maid of Honor, Kathy Fudge May Day Court (Lommencement At no other time in life does a person feel so much accomplishment and anticipation of the future accomplishment as at commence- ment. One phase of life is completed and another, bigger and greater, begins. The thrill, the challenge are all one. Friends will scatter, be married, settle into jobs and perhaps never see their classmates for many years. When old friends are met, years later, there is a bond, the link of having been gradu- ated together, which can bridge the chasm of time. ■ --.V L rv' v Roster Abel. George, Fr.......................R. R. 4, Union City, Ind. Ackermann. Laurel, Fr.........309 S. Cedar St., Owatonna. Minn. Ackermann, Robert, Soph.........2221 Olive Ave., Lakewood, O. Adams. Charlos, Sr..........................Mackinaw City, Mich. Aoh, Lowell, Soph......River Bend Farms, R. R. 5, Columbus. O. Allen, Charles. Soph..........851 S. Remington, Columbus. O. Allon, Noble, Sr.............2961 Valleyviow Dr.. Columbus, O. Alley, Clarabolle, Sr......................R. 3. Groenfiold. O. Alpers. Barbara, Jr...........30 Brunswick Blvd., Buffalo. N. Y. Althoff. Ruth, Soph...............R. F. D. I, Cross Plains. Ind. Altman, James, Soph.......2690 Shorwood Avo., Columbus, O. Anderson, Gordon. Jr..............1036 Medill Avo., Massillon, O. Andersen. Ralph. Soph.....1396 N. Gray Avo., Youngstown, O. Andrews, Paul. Sr..............................R. 3. Bellevue. O. Anthony. Mary, Fr.............694 Grandon Ave., Columbus. O. Appel. Irene. Jr..................230 Bonjamin, Romeo. Mich. Applegate. A. Louise. Jr......586 Napoleon Ave., Columbus. O. Archer. Roger, Sr.................914 Kolton Ave.. Columbus. O. Arndt, Mary Ann, Soph... 1209 W. 8th St., Michigan City. Ind. Ater, Kenneth. Fr...............3750 E. Main St., Columbus, O. Aufdorstrasse, David. Fr..........................Pemberville. O. Ault. Herbert, Jr.............146 S. Richardson, Columbus, O. Avers. Robert, Fr.........................R. F. D. 2. Clyde, O. Bobcock, David, Soph.....................126 Cherry, Warren. O. Babcock. William. Fr..........1352 Fitchland Avo.. Toledo 6. O. Baer, Kendall. Soph..........5738 N. 42nd St., Milwaukee. Wis. Bailey. Martha. Jr.................808 Persing Rd., Zanesville, O. Baird, Donald. Soph.................2209 E. 5th Ave., Columbus, O. Baird, Robert, Jr.................4177 Saranac Dr., Dallas. Tex. Balias, Andy. Soph............1728 Aurolius St., Pittsburgh. Pa. Banks, Wiiliam, Jr............484 N. Monroe Ave., Columbus, O. Barnes. William, Soph.....................R. I, East Sparta. O. Barrick. Marlene. Soph........4457 17th St.. N. W.. Canton, O. Bartello. Olive, Jr.......................R. D. 2. Gibsonia. Pa. Barth, James, Soph...........Mansfield St., Now Washington, O. Bartholomew, James. Fr.........................R. 3, Circleville, O. Bartz. Arnold. Fr..............................R. 2. Alpena. Mich. Basney, Burton. Fr..............14480 Rochollo, Detroit 5. Mich. Bossier. Norman. Fr....................................Fulton. Md. Battiste. Gwendolyn, Sr.......328 Wilson Ave., Port Clinton. O. Bouer, Gloria, Soph......................417 Amos St.. Clyde. O. Bauer. Karl. Soph.............711 S. Ohio Ave.. Columbus. O. Bouer, Miriam, Jr.............426 Washington Ave., Urbana. O. 8auman, Miriam. Sr................595 N. Union Ave., Salem. O. Baur, Mary, Fr....................422 Crost. Ann Arbor. Mich. Bayless. Richard, Sr...........64 N. 9th St., Apt. B. Columbus. O. Beoke, Donald. Soph.......104 N. Bon Air Ave., Youngstown, O. Beamer. Roger. Jr.................544 Spangler St.. Willard, O. Beard, Thomas. Fr.............511 S. Sutphin St., Middletown. O. Beck. Dorothy. Fr.......................R. F. D. I. Oak Harbor. O. 8ock. Leroy. Soph......................Box 134. Ottawa Lake. Mich. Beck. Loren, Soph.............401 Stanbery Dr., Columbus. O. Beck. Marilyn. Jr.........................R. I, Mt. Gilead, O. Behrmann. Lois. Fr.........................Ridgeville Corners, O. Belk, Naomi, Sr...................721 S. Second. Alpena. Mich. Bell. Betty Wright, Sr....3163 Winchostor Pike. Columbus, O. Boll. J. M. Jr...............3163 Winchester Pike, Columbus, O. Benkert. Marian, Sr.......124 W. Todd Ave., Reed City, Mich. Bensch, Eugene, Sr................106 Maple St., Reading, O. 8ergmann, Dorothy, Soph...18 Ardmoro Drive, Middletown, O. Bernlohr, Mary. Fr............811 Pleasant Ridge, Columbus. O. 8ernlohr, Paul, Jr............811 Pleasant Ridge, Columbus, O. 8ernlohr, Robert, Fr............800 Francis Avo.. Columbus, O. Bestul, Jamos, Fr...........1941 N. Utan or., Arlington 7, Va. Betts, Anno. Jr..................R. F. D. 2, Williamsport, O. Boz, Paul. Soph.............790 Montrose Ave., Columbus. O. Bierstedt. Beth. Sr.........9712 S. 49th Avo., Oak Lawn. III. Billow, Alfred. Fr...................728 Erie St., Napoleon, O. Billow. Erma. Fr................................R. R. |, Ney. O. Billy. Georgo. Fr..........554 E. Jefforson St., Little Falls, N. Y. Black. Nancy. Fr...........................Second St.. Piketon, O. Blackmer, Elmor, Fr.........2701 South Nth St.. Arlington, Va. Blake. Donald. Soph..............22202 Beech, Dearborn, Mich. Blay. Harold. Fr...............11240 Collego. Detroit 5, Mich. Block. Roger. Fr............7512 S. Emerald. Chicago 21, III. Blosser. Joy Hisey, Sr...........750 Chelsea, Columbus. O. Bobst, John. Fr............510 E. Gambior St., Mt. Vernon. O. Bochmann, Lois. Fr..........13038 Maple Ave., Blue Island, III. Bockelman. Paul, Jr............643 Leonard St., Napoleon, O. Boder, Frank, Soph..........130 S. Center St., Newton Falls. O. Boohk, Paul. Jr..................132 Masters Ct., Maumee, O. Boehler. Richard, Soph...............148 Union St., Bollovue. O. Boehm, K. Bernell, Fr..........................R. 5, Findlay, O. Boohm, V. Joanne. Sr...............359 Jackson St„ Columbus, O. Bond. Nancy. Fr..................1811 East Ninth, Cleveland, O. Boring, Barbara, Fr.............................South Salem, O. Bosse. Richard, Sr........................R. R. I, Jenera. O. Boster, Jamos. Sr.........2779 Columbus Ave., Columbus, O. Bourland, Thomas. Fr...............l532-29th St., Ashland. Ky. Bowen. Charlos. Fr..........1481 E. 24th Ave., Columbus. O. Bowman. Victoria. Fr........Forest Park. R. 2. Hickory. N. C. Bowsher. Marilynn. Fr...........................R. |, Lima. O. Bowsher, Samuol. Soph..........................R. R. |, Lima. O. Brackin, Richard. Fr.................R. F. D. 3. Carrollton, O. Bradley. Annotto. Fr...........769 Hague Ave., Columbus, O. Bradow, Joy, Jr..................2429 Dale Avo., Columbus, O. Brand, Eugene, Jr...........408 South 16th St.. Richmond, Ind. Brandonberg. Robert, Jr........18685 Strasburg, Dotroit, Mich. Brandt. Edward, Fr........................R. R. 2. Defiance. O. Braun, John, Soph...........129 Washington. Port Clinton. O. Bronnoman, Marilyn, Fr...............629 E. 7th St., Delphos, O. Brill. Roberta. Jr.............................R. R. |, Willard. O. Brock, Ralph, Jr.....................65 E. Liberty, Girard. O. Brown. Daniel, Soph.........72 Roxbury Rd., Oceanside. N. Y. Brown, Howard, Sr..............133 Highland Ave., Sidney, O. Brown. Jerry, Sr............131 Columbus Avo., Grove City. O. Brown, Robert, Jr..............729 N. Porter. Saginaw, Mich. Brown, Robert E.. Soph......6831 S. Kodvale Ave.. Chicago. III. Bruns. Jo Ann, Fr...........3865 S. Acoma. Englewood, Colo. Bryant. Gerald. Fr..........335 Nashoba Ave.. Columbus. O. Buck. Nancy. Fr...........4022 E. Second St., Port Clinton. O. Bungo. 8arbara. Soph...........2004 Riverview Ct.. Toledo. O. Burns. Maude. Spec...................R. F. D. I. Plain City. O. Burrows, Thomas. Fr..............2577 Stanberry. Columbus. O. Butchor. Dallas, Fr...............................Rockford. O. Butts, Sally. Fr...............2530 Mackinaw. Saginaw, Mich. Byelene. Betty. Jr.........894 Walnut Rd.. S. E.. Massillon, O. Byrd. Charles. Fr...........263 Barthman Ave., Columbus. O. Campbell, Mahlon. Soph.........................R. I, Poquoa, Pa. Capaul, Mary, Soph...............8216 Franklin St., Ida. Mich. Carlstrom, Martha. Sr.........................Box 521, Butler, Pa, Carmany. Paul, Sr...........688 S. Cassingham, Columbus, O. Carpenter, George. Jr..........253 Grant Ave.. Grovo City. O. Carter, Croft. Jr...........1268 Hildreth Ave., Columbus. O. Carter, Stanley, Fr.........189 S. Ogden Ave., Columbus, O. Cary, Barbara, Fr...........88 N. Roosevelt Ave., Columbus. O. Sandwiches Shorl Orders FburrhafrrWe maKe oorown icecream 2248E. ftain St. Across 4he Campus Bibles—Testaments—Prayer Books—Catechisms—Bible Histories Books: Juvenile, Missionary, L. League, Theological Pictures—Gifts—Greeting Cards—S. School Supplies— Altarwarc—Appointments—Choir Gowns Religious Goods for Church and Home OSHKOSH CHURCH SUPPLY 45 Main St. Oshkosh, Wisconsin Food-Serving Equipment and Supplies GENERAL HOTEL SUPPLY CO. Established 1917 M. B. Crespin, Prop. 560 S. High St. AD 5058 Compliments of FOOTLIGHTS COSTUME 279 E. Broad St. MEUSER’S WINCHESTER FARM SAUSAGE CARL T. MEUSER Canal Winchester, Ohio Phone 7-7832 Carzoo, Beverly, Sr....................................Cedarville, O Case. LeRoy, Fr...............544 Hampton Rd., Columbus, O Cash, Maoral, Jr................1382 E. Long St., Columbus, O Castle, William, Jr...........937 2 Dennison, Columbus, O Casto, Barbara. Fr...........2833 Terrace Ave., Columbus, O Caton, David, Fr...........829 S. Terrace Ave., Columbus. O Cattran. Lois, Fr..........................930 E. 129 St.. Cleveland, O Chai, ChiuLing. Jr.............. 3900 Karl Road. Columbus, O Chapman, John, Fr...............3737 E. Main St., Columbus, O Charles. Stanley, Soph..........2398 Applo St., Columbus, O Charlton, Margarot. Sr...............529 S. Drexel, Columbus. O Cherrington, John, Fr.........190 Crestview Rd., Columbus, O Cherry. Theodore. Fr............................Canal Winchester, O. Christensen, Geneviove, Jr.................................Anchor, III Clark. Mary. Fr..................200 Miami Ave., Columbus, O. Clarko. Marjorio. Fr.............147 E. Liborty St., Girard. O. Class. Patricia, Jr..........4203 Eastview Rd., Baltimore, Md. Clauss, Charles. Sr........845 Central Avo.. Hammonton, N. J. Clinger, Harold. Fr..............R. I, Box 85. Cardington, O. Cobb, Willa, Soph...............1507 15th St.. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Colborn, David, Fr............197 Blenhoim Rd., Columbus, O. Coleman, Harry. Jr.........338 Galloway Avo., Columbus, O. Coleman, M. Suzanne, Jr.......325 W. Fourth St., Marysvillo, O. Coloman, Zeno, Jr.............338 Galloway Ave., Columbus, O. Collins, Harold. Fr...............................R. R. 2, Bradford. O. Colwell. Horbort. Fr..............................R. F. D. I, Logan, O. Compton, John, Soph................482l-24th St. N. Arlington, Va. Compton. Wanda. Soph.............................Bonham, Ky. Congrovo, Jamos, Fr...........434 Oakwood Avo., Columbus, O. Conrad, Dorothy, Soph.........210 S. Walnut St.. Marysville. O. Cooper, Charles, Sr...............7 North 5th St., Zanesville, O. Cornell, Richard. Sr.............................Blecklick, O. Cottrill, John. Fr...................200 Midland PI., Logan, O. Coughlin, Juno. Jr..........12312 Oak Park Blvd., Clovoland, O. Crace. Wilber, Fr...............2030 Lislo Ave., Columbus, O. Crago, Mildred, Sr...........................R. R. 2, Greenfield, O. Crawley, Wilbur. Fr.............1071 E. Long St., Columbus, O. Croft, Herbert, Sr.................................R. D. 5. Butler, Pa. Cross. Era, Jr.......................12 Poplar Ave., Newark, O Cross, Richard, Fr...........6023 S. Pauline St., Chicago, III. Culborson, Jerry, Soph...........143 Woodlewn. Grove City, O. Cummins, Clara. Fr........................R. F. D. 2, Ashville, O. Cunningham. Louis, Fr...........1403 Bryden Rd., Columbus, O. Dahl, Ellen. Fr............414 N. Highland St., Arlington, Va. Darcy, William, Fr.........2 Kohlmeyers Lane. Pittsburgh, Pa. Davidson, Earl, Fr...............................Wost Liberty, O. Davis, Anna Belle, Fr............591 Reynoldsburg, Blacklick, O. Davis. Eleanor. Jr..............2549 Brydon Rd„ Columbus, O. Davis, Fred, Fr........542 S. Washington Avo., Columbus, O. Davis, Jean, Jr......................117 S. Allen St., Bryan, O. Davis. Richard, Fr.............51 Voellor Ave., Grove City, O. Davis. Robert, Soph..................23 Howard St„ Girard, O. DoBolt, Marian, Jr...........................R. 2, Rockbridge, O. Deckord, Alycc. Sr..................................R. D. 4. Canton, O. Denef. Lawrence. Sr....R. I. Creoksido Drive. Tonawanda, N. Y. Denton. Phyllis. Fr.............1540 Lewis Drive, Zanesville, O. De Pue, Wallace, Fr...........................889 Lockbourno, Columbus, O. Derry. Margaret. Sr...........896 Brighton Blvd., Zanesville, O. DoVantior, Vernon, Soph.. .2401 Mich. Avo., Niagara Falls. N. Y. Diener, Barbara, Fr..............180 Victory Lane, Leetsdale, Pa. Dierksheide, Eugono, Jr...............................Pemborvillo, O. Diorksheide, Joyce. Fr................................Pemborville, O. Dierksheido, Rose. Fr.....................................Bradnor, O. Dill, Donald. Sr.............1242 Livingston Ave., Columbus, O. Disbro, William. Jr..........3009 Warsaw St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Dodgo, Alice, Soph...........................R. 7, Chillicothe, O. 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Bruno, Fr..........................................Ocqueoc. Mich. Domko, Otis, Fr...........................................Ocqueoc, Mich. Donnally, Ralph, Sr...........3195 Dorris Ave.. Columbus, O. Dornbirer, Robert, Sr.........526 Mill St., New Lexington,, O. Dornbrock, Ronald, Fr.....................................Rooso, Mich. Drake. Robert. Fr..........269 N. Chostorfield. Columbus, O. Drofko. Goraldino, Jr..................840 Chelsea. Columbus, O. Dresp, Richard. Fr............9325 S. 55th Ave., Oak Lawn, III. Drewes. Donald, Soph...............534 E. Main. Bollevuo, O. Drows. Dorothoa. Sr................120 Lyon Ave., Butler, Pa. Dubbert, Robert. Sr...........203 W. 5th St.. Port Clinton, O. Dunson. Sarah, Sr........................Russel Rd., Sidnoy, O. Durham. J. Fern, Fr...620’ 2 N. Columbia St.. Union City. Ind. Dusi, Norma. Spec..........251 Taylor-Station Rd.. Blacklick, O. Duwe, Gordon. Fr.....................439 N. Walnut St., E. Palestine, O. Dyer. Symeone, Soph.....................1317 Hildreth Ave., Columbus, O. Earl, William, Fr................151 Eldon Ave.. Columbus. O. Ebeling, Clifford, Fr.........17 Church St., Middleport, N. Y. Eberhard, Harry, Fr...........451 Maple Drive. Columbus. O. Eberly, Michael. Soph.........669 Eastmoor Blvd., Columbus, O. Eckelberry. Paul, Fr....1535 N. High. Apt. 20, Columbus. O. Eckels, Janet, Fr.............128 E. Kanawha. Worthington, O. Edwards, Barbara, Jr...............853 Chelsea, Columbus. O. Eilbert, Shirleymao, Fr.......R. I, Taylor Rd., Reynoldsburg, O. Eilmann, Doris. Soph... 1270 W. Melrose Dr.. Rocky River 16. O. Eisenbach, Dolores, Soph.........1415 Straka St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Eisler, Virginia....................................R. 7. Butler. Pa. Eissler, Robert, Soph.........154 Vineyard Rd., Avon Lake, O. Elder. Johnette, Jr.....1077 Fountain Dr.. S. W., Atlanta, Ga. Elhard, Loland. Jr..................................Jud, N. Dak. Elliott. Clarence. Fr........................R. D. 5. Butler, Pa. Elowsky, Gordon. Fr................................Hawks, Mich. Elsass. Tod, Fr........................R. R. 3. Wapakoneta. O. Elswick. Genevieve, Fr........2316 Hilton Ave., Ashland, Ky. Ely. Patricia. Soph...........405 W. 6th Ave., Columbus, O. Emig, Carolyn, Jr................2114 Price Rd.. Columbus, O. Engel, Wayne, Soph....................................Millersburg. O. Essinger. James, Sr...........1912 College. Lincoln Park, Mich. Essinger. Jerome. Jr..........1912 College. Lincoln Park, Mich. Ernst, Wilma, Fr.......................R. F. D. 3, Brookville, O. Evans, Dolores. Fr.........446 W. Glonavon, Youngstown. O. Evans. Virginia, Fr........833 E. Whittier St., Columbus, O. Falknor, Dalo, Jr.............28 N. Stato St., Phillipsburg, O. Fauth, Margaret, Sr...........1013 Dublin Rd., Columbus, O. Foderspiel. Howard. Soph......13 Washington St., Akron. N. Y. Feick, Roger. Jr..............6103 Dora Blvd., Independence, O. Felger, Edna, Jr.......................R. R. 5, Ft. Wayne. Ind. Fichtelman, Mary Lou, Fr......9846 Sunbury Rd., Wcstorvillo. O. Findois, Arthur. Sr..............203 S. Westgate. Columbus, O. Finger. Jane, Jr...........2808 Castleton Drive. Tolodo 13. O. Fintel, Ervin, Fr............................R. F. D., Hamler, O. Fisher, George. Soph.......14067 Shiawassee. Detroit 19. Mich. Fisher, Mary. Soph.................1406 Liberty St., Fremont. O. Fisher, Richard. Fr................1901 Jonos Rd.. Hilliards, O. Fleisher, Curtis. Soph..........................Franklin, W. Va. Floischor, William, Jr...........2138 Ives St., Youngstown, O. Flower, Nancy. Fr..................933 Hunter St., Warren, O. Fooll, John. Jr..................1707 Claronco St., Dayton. O. Folk, Joyce, Sr........................Box 932, Junction City, O. Forry. Kingsley, Soph.........435 Fairwood Ave., Columbus, O. 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Elizaboth, Sr....9040 E. Broad St., Roynoldsburg, O Froomyer, Robert, Jr............................Fort Recovery, O Friend, Russell, Fr..........334 Powhatan Ave., Columbus, O Fritz. Julia, Soph....................Box I95A, R. R. 2. Wooster. O Fry, Gerald, Fr.......................64 N. Chase Ave., Columbus, O Fuchs, James R., Jr.....................510 Dover PI., Toledo. O Fudge, Carolyn, Sr.................1108 W. Fairview Ave., Dayton, O Fudge, M. Kathy, Sr................1108 W. Fairview Avo., Dayton, O Fusco, Amorico. Sr................... .2900 4th Ave., Altoona, Pa Gardner, Arnold, P. G........2486 Brookwood Rd., Columbus. O Gardner, William. Soph.......1260 Sampson Ave., Columbus, O. Garvorick, John, Sr...............336 N. Thoman, Crostlino, O, Gast, John, Fr..........................268 Elm St.. Marion, O, Gath, Greta, Soph............2941 Voelkel Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa, Gauggol, Marilyn, Soph.......323 N. Warren Ave., Columbus, O. Goorgoff, Tod, Fr.....................1815 Bryden Rd., Columbus, O. Gerstner, Patsy, Fr.................Tudor Arms Hotel, Cleveland, O. Geschwondor, Lois, Soph......19605 Irvington, Detroit 3, Mich. Gibson, Albert, Soph.........1007 Fifth St., Moundsville. W. Va. Giesel, John, Sr...............................R. I, Spencer, O. Gilbort, Della, Soph........................North Lowisburg, O Gildenmoister, Richard, Fr...216 Greenwood Hts., Bellevue, O. Glessner, Miriam. Fr....................446 Main, Bridgeport, O. Glick, Gretchon. Fr...............101 E. Main St.. Norwalk. O. Glick, Lewis, Jr...............4815 Buckingham, Detroit, Mich. Glines, Carol, Fr..........421 Madison, Grosso Pointe, Mich. Golden, Ellon, Jr.......................................Golden, Gordon, Archie, Fr.........241 E. Barthman Ave., Columbus, O. Gorroll, Kenneth, Jr....3608 Abbottsford Rd., Midlothian, III, Goshia, Mrs. Arlene. Sr...............................Shorwood, O. Gottfried. Wade, Soph........236 E. 337th St., Willoughby, O. Gottliod, Robert. Fr..............215 Md. Ave., Parkland. Md. Grabeman. Marjorie, Fr.................2444 Nill Ave., Dayton, O. Groft, Donald, Soph........................Newark St., Hebron, O. Graham, Mrs. Mabel, Spec.......788 Vernon Rd., Columbus. O. Grahl, Richard, Jr......455 Waggoner Rd., Reynoldsburg, O. Grahl, Robort. Jr..........455 Waggoner Rd.. Reynoldsburg, O. Granger. William, Jr.................Lawrence Ave., Tolodo, O. Grauol, Barbara. Jr.....................88 Rosch St.. Kenton. O. Graver. Charles, Jr.....681 S. Hampton Rd.. Columbus, O. Gravos, William, Sr.....................R. I, Milford Center, O. Grawe, Duane, Soph...........398 Niagara St. N. Tonawanda, N. Y. Green, Charles. Soph....................R. D. I, Leavittsburg, O. Green, Donald, Sr............1227 Young St.. Port Huron. Mich. Green, Mary Ann. Soph..........333 Clairton Rd., Pittsburgh. Pa. Greenberg, Robert, Soph..........1609 N. 20th, Saginaw, Mich. Greene, Miriam, Fr......................Box 108, Tippocanoe, O. Gribble, Donald, Soph...................R. R. 3 .South Logan. O. Grier. Mrs. Fanchon, Sr......182 Algonquin Ave., Columbus, O. Griesinger, Dale, Jr....................R. R. 3, Ft. Recovery, O. Griffin. Lawrenco. Sr..................................Fayotto, O. Griffin, Norma, Fr......1200 Author PI., Apt. H., Columbus. O. Griffith. Georgia, Soph.........4 Furry Courts. Lancaster, O. Grill, Franklin, Soph...3104 Royston Ave., Baltimore 14, Md. Grilliot, William. Fr............................Box 18, Anna, O. Grossman, Arthur, Soph.......824 Sheridan Ave., Columbus, O. Grossman, Robort. Fr...........824 Shoridon Avo., Columbus.O. Ground. James, Fr..................34 Fulton St., Monroovillo, O. Gruenburg, Roy, Jr...............5963 Sheridan, Detroit, Mich. Gruottor, Grace. Fr............................R. I, Curtice, O. Grumloy, Fred, Fr..............1186 S. 22nd St., Columbus, O. Guildenstein, Ruth, Fr.........2031 Ninth St., Port Huron, O. Gurtler, William, Fr.........154 Bryden Road, Reynoldsburg, O. [190] GEORGE COOPER SON BROOKSIDE TOUR-O-TEL MOTOR SALES, INC. Phone DO 6034 3020 East Main St. PACKARD Located Va mile east of Capital University Sales — Service — Parts This new motel has in each unit a tiled bath with shower, hot water heat, air conditioning, cross ventilation and is equipped with Simmons Beauty Rest Beds. We invite you to contact us for rates and accommodations. Ohio's Leading Packard Dealer 2800 E. Main DO 4561 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schmilder—Owners Open Eves. William W. Currens—Manager To the Class of 1952 May bad fortune follow each of you all your days And never catch up with you We have enjoyed our association with the Capitalian BAKER ART GALLERY 112 East Broad St. Columbus, Ohio SOSKIN’S THE WESTWATER 2710 E. Main St. Corner Grandon Ave. SUPPLY CO. Congratulates Capital University Graduates Soskin's unusual Drugstore features an outstanding Flower Shop, Gifts, Men's Sportswear, complete Prescription Dept., Luncheon and Cosmetic Bar. Kohler Plumbing Fixtures Engineer's Plumber's Supplies Bexley's Largest and Most Modern Drug Store 150-152 North Third Street Columbus, Ohio [191] Guthrie. Jack. Sr..................1150 Ashland Ave.. Dayton. O. Gutlcnecht, Alfred, Fr....................1753 Jackson Pk„ Columbus. O. Haas. Jorry. Fr...........................1518 Brydon Rd., Columbus. O. Hagen. Pauline. Jr.........................Box 114. Riga, Mich. Hahn. William. Sr..................4156 Seminolo. Detroit, Mich. Hall. Jimmie, Fr...............564 Hilltonia Ave.. Columbus, O. Halves. Harry. Jr...................897 S. 22nd St.. Columbus. O. Haner, Robt. Soph...................3737 E. Main. Columbus O. Hank, Virgil, Fr....................1408 Brown St., Reading. O. Hansen, Hans. Fr............................Box 134, Gray, Maino Hansley. Robert, Jr........................Box 86. Amanda. O. Hardy. Jacquolin. Jr...........566 S. Richardson, Columbus, O. Harms. Lennita, Jr.......774 S. Cassingham Rd., Columbus. O. Harper, David. Jr.............1610 Vance Ave., Coraopolis. Pa. Harpor, Ruth, Fr...............R. I, N. Jcfforson, Midland. Mich. Harris. Mrs. Clara, Sr.............3216 E. 5th Ave.. Columbus, O. Harris. Martha Jano, Soph........................Chesterhill, O. Hartke. Marilyn, Fr..................R. F. D. 2. Litchfield. III. Hartman. George. Jr....................602 W. Findlay St.. Carey. O. Hasoloy. Luther. Soph..............1320 Church St.. Ambridge, Pa. Haubrich. Garrard. Jr..............1018 Grandon. Columbus O. Hausmann. Albert, Soph.... 17801 Hilliard Rd.. Lakewood 7. O. Hax. Fritz. Jr......4183 S. Halldale Ave.. Los Angeles 62. Cal. Hayes, John, Soph..................1692 E. Whittier, Columbus. O. Headley. Martha. Sr...25 Lambeth Dr., R. D. 9. Pittsburgh. Pa. Hockmann. Norma, Jr............................Bixby Rd.. Groveport, O. Hegemier, William, Fr.........................R. R. I, St. Marys, O. Hohmeyor. Donald, Fr.................R. F. D. I. Coldwater, O. Heidmann, Armin, Sr....................................Williston, O. Heidmann, Rox, Jr......................................Williston, O. Heimlich, Richard. Soph......................R. I, Cardington. O. Held. Earl, Soph.........4620 Grandview Ave. N. E., Canton, O. Helfrich, Ralph. Fr................1652 Chestorland. Lakewood. O. Holmlinyor. Volma, Fr................R. R. 5. Wapakoneta. O. Helwig, Emily. Jr.................3821 Mann Rd.. Blacklick, O. Helwig. Thomas, Jr................3821 Mann Rd., Blacklick O. Hombrock, Richard. Fr.............39 East St., Fairport, N. Y. Henderson. Patricia, Sr...91 W. Lakoviow Avo., Columbus. O. Henderson. Roland. Jr..........................R. 4. Butler, Pa. Hendrix, Roger. Fr........137 E. Bcechwold Blvd., Columbus. O. Honry, James, Fr........................R. 2. Junction City, O. Hcnsloy, Charles, Soph........967 Montrose Ave., Columbus, O. Henzler, Marilyn, Soph........628 Waybridgc Rd., Toledo, O. Hcplor, Hardee. Sr......................412 Miller. Butler, Pa. Herath, Kent, Jr..................338 E. Dixon Avo.. Dayton. O. Horr. Marcia. Fr.................776 Francis Avo., Columbus. O. Heuerman, Richard. Sr...........3750 Beechway Blvd., Toledo. O. Houser, Barbara. Soph.............3822 Holcomb. Detroit. Mich. Howitt. James, Sr.... 731 2 W. High Avo., Now Philodelphio. O. High. Carolyn. Sr............2485 Brookwood Rd.. Columbus, O. Hildebrandt. Marjorie, Sr...15319 Imlay City Rd.. Capac. Mich. Hilor. William. Fr................887 Lilley Ave., Columbus. O. Hiller. Ruthella, Jr...........................R. R. I. Dola, O Hinkle. Joanne. Soph.................99 Long St., Ashville, O Hire, Darlene. Soph...............502 N. Clinton, Defiance, O Hirsch. Robert. Fr...................3456 Rolfo Avo.. Dayton, O Hirt. Evelyn, Fr.....................118 N. 5th St., Fremont, O Hoch, Loren, Fr..............................R. I, Prospect, O Hoosman, Tod, Fr..........2405 Havcnwocd Avo., Columbus. O. Hoffman, Jean. Soph..........2228 Farleigh Rd.. Columbus, O. Hoisington. Evolyn, Soph.. .1007 Tindor Ave.. Charleston. W. Va. Holdorle, Robert. Soph............262 Doshler, Columbus, O. Hollonson, Dorothy, Fr........243 S. Prospect St.. Marion. O. Hollensen, Raymond. Jr........207 S. 18th St.. Richmond. Ind. Holliday. Barbara. Fr....................................Basil. O. Holt, Arthur, E. Sr...............................Reynoldsburg, O. GARDNER - KLIE - HATCH AGENCY, INC. ROBERT KLIE, Pres. ROBERT KLIE, Jr., V. Pros. Class of 1 943 E. B. HATCH, Scc'y Compliments of HEINZLE McCANN, Inc. 432 S. High St. INSURANCE — BONDS Fire — Automobile — Casualty and Allied Lines 33 North High Street AD 6178 Columbus 15, Ohio SINCE 1864 WHERE TO BUY THEM WOODIN DISTRIBUTOR SALES CO. 273 E. 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Fr................229 Lakewood. Dotroit 15. Mich. Holzapfol, Harry. Jr.......120 S. W. 10th St.. Richmond. Ind. Hone, Lowell. Soph..........................R. R. 2. Celina. O. Hopo. Joan. Soph...................Box 884, Buckoyo Lako. O. Horn. Anton. Sr................4913 Ross Rd., Baltimore 14. Md. Horton. Harold. Fr...............1210-1 I th St.. Portsmouth. O. Houck. Nelson. Soph..............95 Schryvor Rd.. Columbus, O. Hovcncamp. Botty. Sr...........1327 Spring St., Portsmouth, O. Howell, Roger. Soph.......................R. R. I, Arcanum, O. Hueter. Dorothy. Sr.....................R. R. 4. Napoleon, O. Hueter. Irene. Jr.........................R. R. 4, Napoleon, O. Huff, Robort, Sr...................1614 W. 61st. Chicago. III. Hughes. Ernest. Fr...............794 Renick St., Columbus. O. Hughes, Kathryn. Soph.....................................Somerset, O. Hummel, Jerry. Soph.........................Canal Winchester. O. Hupp. Phyllis. Sr...................425 Church St.. Chillicotho. O. Hush. Orval. Soph....................4671 E. Main St.. Columbus. O. Huss. Richard. Soph........................................Haskins. O. Hutchison. Donald, Jr......210 S. Warren Ave.. Columbus, O. Igo, Ramona. Jr...........................R. 2, Hillsboro. O. Imbrock. Norman. Sr.......................R. R. 2. Napoleon. O. Iseringhausen. Virginia. Sr........23 Oboror Dr., Dayton 4. O. Jacobs. Joanna. Fr.................428 Forest St.. Marion. O. Jackobsky. Andrew. Fr........R. F. D. I. Columbia Station, O. James. Ronald. Fr............589 S. Warren Avo., Columbus,O. Jeffs, William, Fr..............588 E. Hillsdale. Inglewood. Cal. Jimbo, Lillian. Fr.........84 Kawananahoa PI.. Honolulu. T. H. Jinks. Warren, Soph........208 W. Stevenson, Gibsonburg. O. Johnson. Ray. Jr...............1444 Yale St.. Santa Monico. Cal. Jones. David. Soph..............224 Brentwood Rd.. Snyder, N. Y. Jones, Ella Mae. Jr.........2020 Spring Valley Rd.. Pgh. 16. Pa. Jones. Florcnco. Sr..........307 Roycroft Blvd.. Snyder. N. Y. Jones. Howard. Fr...............207 Roycroft Blvd., Snyder. N. Y. Jones. William. Soph............224 Brantwood Rd.. Snyder, N. Y. Jordan. Donald. Jr...............139 W. Forest St., Clyde. O. Jorn, John. Soph..................9415 Minnick Avo., Oak Lawn. III. Josephson. Rodney. Sr...2352, 2 E. Main. Apt. 4. Columbus. O. Kallas. Emmanuel. Fr............366 W. Hunter St., Logan, O. Kamke. William, Sr.................R. R. I. Box 50. Lena, Wis. Kane, LaMar, Fr....................422 Fulton St.. Fremont, O. Kantzer, Patricia, Soph.........608 East Keyser. Garrett. Ind. Koplaneck, Sigrid. Soph....2491 Doming Ave., Columbus 2. O. Kasler, Diane. Soph........1641 E. Columbus St.. Columbus. O. Kassing. Ann. Sr..........................R. R. 4. Fostoria, O. Kastner. Ralph, Sr... I 122 N. Oakland Avo.. Indianapolis. Ind. Kattor, Marian. Fr.................R. R. 2. Wapakonota, O. Kattorhenrich. Paul, Jr.........323 S. Walnut St.. Bucyrus. O. Kavanagh. Robert. Fr............572 Arden Rd.. Columbus, O. Kearnoy. David. Sr...............749 Brydon Rd., Columbus. O. Kearns, Donald, Sr...............4513 Van Dyke, Detroit, Mich. Keck. Alvin, Fr.........................R. D. I. Evans City, Pa. Keller. Nancy. Sr.....................2295 Summit St.. Columbus. O. Konnell. James. Fr....................553 E. Goorgo St., Marion. O. Ker. Elizabeth. Fr...........126 Grandview Ave.. Hubbard. O. Korn, Harold. Jr...................806 Walnut. Porrysburg. O. Kerns, Marilyn. Jr.. .6055 N. Washington, R. 8. Saginaw, Mich. Kessler. Patricia. Soph.........154 Indiana Ave.. Dayton. O. Kessler. Robert. Jr.........1517 Duxbcrry Ave., Columbus. O. Kottlor, Mary. Sr..............................R. R. I. Anna. O. Kibler. Freda. Jr..............1614 E. Fulton St., Columbus. O. Kidwell. William. Fr...........6047 Ethel Ave.. Van Nuys. Cal. Kielmeyer, Donald, Fr..........2243 Brixton Rd.. Columbus. O. Killian, Mark. Sr..............2356 E. Mound St.. Columbus. O. King, Norman. Soph..............271 Taylor Ave., Columbus. O. Kingsbury, Donna. Sr.......2593 Glen Echo Drive. Columbus. O. Kinley, Robort. Fr.........1251 Carlyon Rd.. East Cleveland, O. m painting , f decocmino I [CONIPACTCOSj AM! PICA BOHL PAINTING COMPANY 401 LOEFFLER PHONE: FAirfax 2914 HARLEY-DAVIDSON Sporting Goods Co. Stop in for All Your Sports Needs PAUL DAVIDSON, Mgr. 1810 North High St.—Opp. O. S. U. Museum WA 4711 Columbus EDWARDS TRANSFER STORAGE CO. Local and long distance moving Agent for Allied Van Lines, Inc. 481 South Front Street MAin 5474 GROVE CITY FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Furniture for Less Open every evening 7-9:00 P. M. 3990 South Broadway Grove City, Ohio Phone 6-6898 6-6030 [194] The Home of Choose Your Floor Coverings from Distinctive Lines! 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Edward, Soph..............634 Fairwood, Columbus. O. Knauff. Janet, Soph.............307 S. Higbee, Reed City, Mich. Knauff, Merlin, Soph..........................R. D. I, Dola. O. Knoedler, Jacob. Fr........4559 Brownsville Rd.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Knoerr, Don, Sr........................R. R. 2, Oak Harbor, O. Knospo, Ann. Soph...............400 Lonappo Drivo, Columbus, O. Kobs, William, Soph............627 Manistique. Detroit, Mich. Koch. Joan, Soph...................838 Buckingham Rd., Dayton, O. Kocha. Larry, Jr...............1019 13th Ave., Green Bay, Wis. Kocsis. Barbara. Soph......1499 Foster Place. Steubenville, O. Kocsis, Jack, Sr...............1499 Foster Place. Steubenvillo, O. Koehler, Harold. Soph.............. 1323 Tiffin Ave., Sandusky, O. Kohls, Ronald. Soph............920 Hammond, Watorloo, Iowa Kolberg, Gerald. Jr............Webster Rd.. Birch Run. Mich. Kopo, Martin. Fr...............9659 S. Merrimac, Oak Lawn, III. Kraeuter, Ruth, Jr.............307 Bodkin St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Kramer, David, Soph............595 Milford Avo., Columbus, O. Krebs, James, Sr...............2537 W. Grove. Blue Island, III. Krohn. JoAnn. Jr....................................Hilliards. O. Krydor, George, Soph.......................R. R. I, McClure. O. Kuder. Maryanne, Soph.............121 -66th, Niagara Falls. N. Y. Kudor, Paul, Fr...................121 -66th. Niagara Falls. N. Y. Kuehne. Margaret. Soph.........1836 N. Albany Avo., Chicago, III. Kuehncr. Melisso, Jr..........................R. I, Blacklick. O. Kuehnert. Eileen. Fr...............R. R. 3. Fort Wayne. Ind. Kuhlmann, Frank, Soph.......3969 Elysian Fields. New Orleans, La. Kuhlmann. Goorgo, Fr..........135 Abbeyville Rd.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Kuhlmann. Hermann. Soph............5917 Van Dyke, Dot. 13, Mich. Kuhn, Janet. Soph..............1839 Woodland Avo., Warren, O. LaDow. Dale. Soph..........423 S. Champion Ave., Columbus. O Laferty, Nellie. Soph......42 S. Wost St.. West Jefferson. O Laird, Mary. Fr............3809 N. Wash. Blvd., Arlington, Va Lamalio, Robert. Soph............1122 Moore St., Fremont, O Lampe. Frank. Sr..............Schroeder Ave., Fullerton, Md Lang, Kent, Soph......11327 S. Longwood Avo., Chicago, III Lange, Audrey. Soph...633 Silver Lake St., Oconomowoc. Wis Lango, Horbort, Jr....1303 N. Chostor Avo., Compton, Cal Langford. Marilyn, Jr......636 Shady Drive F. Pittsburgh. Pa Laslo .Nancy. Jr.................Bo 281. R. D. I, Wexford. Pa Lautonschlagor, Mary, Sr........7011 Harford Rd., Balt. 14, Md Leathery. James, Fr..............404 Cedar Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa Lembke. Paul, Soph...............412 N. Main, Gibsonburg, O Loster. Robert. Soph.............506 Trovitt St., Columbus. O Lewis. Eleanor, Fr.........708 S. Washington, Circleville. O Lewis. Jamos, Fr.................411 E. Kline St., Girard, O Lewis, Janet, Fr...............1400 Ashtola St., Pittsburgh, Pa Lewis, Mary. Jr............122 S. Second St.. Miamisburg, O Libbon. Norma, Soph..................R. R. 3. Port Clinton, O Liberty, Ruth. Fr..........2902 Northwood Ave., Toledo, O Liebchon. Ralph. Soph......8000 Broadview Rd., Cleveland. O Liefeld. Robert, Sr.. .4936 Dewdney Avo.. Regina, Sask., Can Lieske. Robort, Jr................................Bel Air. Md Lind, Dorothyann. Fr.............5227 Lakoviow. Detroit, Mich Ling. James, Fr.......638 Pleasant Ridge Ave., Columbus. O Linsenman, Robert. Fr............2986 Canton, Detroit, Mich Linz, Howard. Soph.........2060 Harvey PI. S. E., Canton, O Lipstraw. Loretta. Soph..................R. R. I. Graytown. O Litlo. Robort. Jr................317 Pleasant St., Ironton, O Little, Jamos. Fr................1171 Morrell, Detroit 9. Mich Long. Paul. Jr.......................514 Wood St., Piqua, O. Loudormilk, Patsy Ann. Fr........838 S. Wall St., Columbus, O. Luckett, Carl, Fr................1779 Brown Rd., Columbus, O, N Over 10,000 Items SUPPLIES Yes, we stock over 10,000 DIFFERENT items — from the small paper clip to the large filing units and Mosler Safes — come in and see our modern showrooms. PRINTING LEGAL BLANKS BINDERS OFFICE SUPPLIES STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT . . . FURNITURE HEER PRINTING CO. Columbus, O. 386 South Fourth St. Lusk. Jean, Sr...................505 S. Parkviow. Columbus. O. Lutsch, Elsie, Fr........Box 154, Main St.. Washingtonville, O. Lutz. Richard. Jr........1029 State Ave.. N. E.. Massillon. O. Lynch. Jo Ann. Fr............3102 Northwood. Apt. 6. Toledo. O. Lynn, Lowell, Fr..................................R. I, Lindsey, O. Lynn. Robert. Sr..................................R. I, Lindsey. O. MacDonald. Cynthia. Fr....................R. D. I, Millficld, O. Machus. Irene. Fr................19612 Allen Rd.. Molvindale, Mich. Machus, June. Fr............19612 Allen Rd.. Melvindale, Mich. MacLoan. Thomas. Soph...............48 E. Liberty St., Girard. O. Maddy, Millard, Fr...........1099 E. 13th Ave., Columbus. O. Madison. Robert. Soph............844 Bryden Rd., Columbus. O. Mahlerwoin. Lois. Fr..................R. R. 2. Blanchesier, O. Mallott, Barbara, Fr.........1877 Glendale Avo., Toledo, O. Mankin. William. Jr......3107 Douglasdalo Rd.. Richmond.'Va. Mannier, Raymond. Jr................2083 Schenley Dr.. Columbus, O. Mansfield. Albert, Soph.............124 N. W. 60th St.. Miami, Fla. Marggraf. Helen. Sr......................214 Ethel, Bucyrus, O. Markle. Marilyn, Fr..............382 Eastern Ave., Newark, O. Marsh, Byron, Fr................................R. I, Curtice, O. Martensen, Jean, Fr...............4851 N. Kodvalo. Chicago, III. Martin, Evelyn. Fr............209 W. Stone St., Gibsonburg, O. Martin. Joseph, Fr.......’.......525 E. 149 St., N. Y. 55, N. Y. Mayer, Donald, Fr.............323 W. 5th St.. Hastings. Mich. McCall. George. Spec.............1937 Gault St.. Columbus. O. McClure. Richard, Fr........513 Kimball Place, Columbus. O. McDcrmitt. Harry. Fr.............2924 Olivo St.. Columbus. O. McElligott, Richard. Fr......1243 W. 71st Place. Chicago, III. McGauley. David. Fr..............4257 S. Parkway, Chicago. III. McGinnis, James. Fr.........814 Orchard Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. McGregor, James, Jr................607 North St.. Caldwell, O. McLain, Marilyn, Soph...231 N. Washington St., Greenfield, O. McLeod, Murray. Fr..........11830 Republic, Van Dyke. Mich. McNelly. Doraleno. Soph...................R. R. 3, Brookville, O. McPhail, Clark, Jr.......1350 Somerset. Grosse Pointe. Mich. McPherson. Marye. Soph...........4682 N. High St., Columbus, O. Mechling, John. Sr...........Tent Church Rd., Colliers, W. Va. Meier, Robert. Jr................1209 Arbor Ave., Dayton, O. Meineke, Donna Mario, Jr.........240 Koleb St., Napoleon, O. Montor, Robert, Fr........4835 Throe Milo Dr., Detroit, Mich. Mercer, William. Jr..............6445 Alkire Rd., Galloway, O. Merganthaler, John, Fr...........118 N. Poplar St., Fostoria, O. Merricks, Betty, Fr.......................R. R. 3, Sidney, O. Merrilees, Betty, Fr.............303 N. 7th St., Cambridge, O. Mertcns, Bernice, Sr.............1177 Neil Ave., Columbus, O. Mesing, Ruth, Fr..............845 Hiland Ave., Coraopolis. Pa. Mosko, Gordon. Jr................920 Third Avo., Alpena, Mich. Meuser. Alice, Jr.........................R. R. I. Coldwater, O. Meuser. Paul F., Soph., . .Columbus Pike, Canal Winchester, O. Mousor, Paul M., Soph.....................R. R. I, Coldwater, O. Meuser. Shirley, Fr......Columbus Pike. Canal Winchester. O. Meyers, Charles, Sr..........3276 W. Broad St.. Columbus, O. Michclfoldor, Margaret. Fr.. 108 Overbrook Drivo, Columbus, O. Middloswarth, William. Jr.....213 Hamilton St., Bollovue. O. Milos. Robert. Sr..............27 S. Terraco. Columbus, O. Miller, Barry, Soph..........1201 Seventh St, N. E., Canton, O. Miller, Charles, Fr....................R. F. D. I, Sardinia, O. Miller, Eugene, Jr...............131 Jefferson St., Marion, O. Miller, Glenn, Soph.........1401 Prospect St., Sandusky, O. Miller, Gustav, Fr............116 Huntington Pk., Sandusky, O. Miller, Marilyn L., Sr...........I Sunset Drivo, Delmar, N. Y. Millor, Marilyn Mae, Jr..........151 Fifth Ave., Hubbard, O. Miller, Marvin, Fr............845 College Avo., Columbus, O. Miller. William, Jr......3115 W. Warson St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Miller. Wilmer, Soph......................R. 2, Mt. Orab, O. Minneman, Lester, Fr......................R. 5, Brookville, Ind. Miskinis, Marion. Jr....732 Bridge St., Ne w Kensington, fj Mobberly, Marsh, Sr...........156 Broad St., Roynoldsburg, ' Moore, Richard, Fr..4322 Sunnyslopo Ave.. Sherman Oaks, C Morgan, Margaret, Soph..749 S. Richardson Avo., Columbus, Morris. Priscilla. Fr..................................Croton, Morton, Cynthia, Fr...........1010 Yorkshire Place, Dayton, Mounts. Charles, Fr...................108 Howard, Ironton, Mowery, Norma, Soph...........1662 Leonard Ave., Columbus. Moyor, Donald. Fr.............2341 Koebel Rd., Galloway. Muchow, Elizabeth, Fr.........836 N. Central Ave., Chicago. Murschel, Marlene, Soph...............714 Polk St., Sandusky. Myors, Wardwell, Fr...............412 W. Hunter St., Logan, Neddorman, Paul. Fr....................................Sunman, In Neff, Preston, Fr.............301 Cleveland Drive, Buffalo, N. Nelson, Helen, Fr.............675 Linwocd Ave., Columbus, Nolson, Jean..................253 S. Wayne Avo., Columbus, Neumoister, Martha, Sr............565 Belmont St., Warren, Ncvol, Robert, Fr.............814 Stiles Avo.. Youngstown, Nicholson, Joan, Sr.....175 W. Columbus St., Mt. Sterling, Nicthamer. Robert, Sr.........21546 Audrey St., Dearborn, Mic Noble. Ed, Soph...4671 Harrisburg Pike, R. 2, Gorve City, Noyes, Donald, Fr...............726 Eppley Ave., Zanosville. Nurse. Roy. Soph..............12709 Joann, Detroit 5. Mi Nusser, Paul, Soph................117 Myers Ave., Fostoria, Oakloy, Joan, Jr..............640 Elizabeth Ave., Columbus, Obordorfer. Luther, Sr..............Gudur, Nollore Dt.. S. Inc Ochs, Carol. Fr..............................R. 5, Lancaster, Oestroich. Charles, Soph..........611 E. Moler, Columbus, Ogle. Pearl. P. G.............747 Seymour Avo., Columbus, Ohler, Nancy. Soph.........................325 S. Scott, Lima. Osborn, Harold, Fr...................963 Pockham St., Akron. Osuga, James, P. G............3099 2 N. High, Columbus, Ott, Marvin, Jr...............11835 Whithorn, Detroit, Mi Ovorbo. Julian, Sr................957 Ridgeview Rd., Dayton, Pangle, Carl, Fr......................R. F. D. I, Hebron. Pape. Theodore, Fr............320 Pershing Avo., Lockland, Parks. Ann. Sr..........R. R. 2, Church St., New Lebanon, Parlette. Earle. Soph.............329 N. Warren, Columbus, Parth, William, Sr............3342 Rust St., Saginaw, Mi Patton. Sarah, Fr.......3580 N. Dudley Ave., Grove City, Paul. Charlotte, Soph.........1717 Lakevicw Ave., Columbus, Paul, Howard. Soph.............10 Crestmont Drive, Pittsburgh, Paul. Lois, Soph...............412 Kcmmorling St., Gibsonburg, Paulin. Gwendolyn, Jr.............215 14th Ave., Columbus. Pavey, Charles. Fr............2259 N. High St., Columbus, Paxton, Marilyn, Jr...........139 Samaritan Avo., Ashland, Pedorsen. Frank, Fr.....2700 78th Avo., District Heights, K Perdew, Ralph, Fr.............170 Voeller Avo., Grove City, Pcrsinger, Roy, Jr.................................Cloverdale, Peters. Edwin, Jr.................1117 Ellsworth, Columbus, Peters, Shirley, Soph.................R. R. 2, Oak Harbor. Peterson, Barbara. Jr.........713 Sheridan Avo., Columbus. Peterson, Beatrice. Soph.....................R. R. I, Xenia, Poth, Jeanne, Sr..................109 Emerson, Aspinwall, Pfcifor, Marilyn, Soph.. .206 E. Wyandot Avo., U. Sandusky. Pfciffor. Beatrice. Fr........1217 E. 172nd St., Cleveland, Phillips, Anna Belle, Jr......204 Galde Ave., Philippi, W. Piatt, Clarence, Fr.....52 Brumbaugh Ave.. New Lebanon, Piel, Hilbert. Fr.....................820 White St., Toledo, Pinckney, Johnnie. Jr.........480 St. Clair Ave., Columbus, Pitsenbarger, John, Fr......................Brandywine. W. Poth, Dick, Sr................3460 Johnston Rd., Gahanna. Poth. Marvene, Soph...................265 Poth Rd.. Columbus, Powers, George, Soph..........1806 Greenway N., Columbus, Powers, Madylon, Jr...........3106 Norwood St., Pittsburgh, Pe Prange, Richard, Soph.........107 Westbridgo Dr., Berea, C [198] non, Onn nn nn riesman. William. Fr.....................R. 3. Oak Harbor. O. retzlaff, Paul, Sr..............4775 Iroquois, Dotroit, Mich. 'rice. Joseph, Fr......259 Jofferson Ave., Moundsville. W. Va. urdon, Bernice, Jr.....47720 N. Gratiot, Mt. Clemons, Mich. urdon, Roberta, Fr....47720 N. Gratoit. Mt. Clemens. Mich. urdum, Dorothy, Sr.............................R. 3, London, O. )uecko, Justin, Fr................511 Cline St., Columbus, O. [abe, Lois Jean, Fr.......................................Okolona, O. ladant, Rachel, Fr............316 S. Oak St., Owatonna, Minn. [ader, Clemont, Sr..........................Sugar Grove. W. Va. lahm, Mary Ann, Fr................236 King Ave., Columbus, O. lamsoy, Marilyn. Jr..........324 Hilton Ave., Youngstown, O. lasmussen, Donald. Soph..4535 South Hills Drivo, Cleveland O. lauschenberger, David, Soph.....152 Lincoln Ave., Butler, Pa. iaver. LaVonno, Sr...................................Pickerington, O. aymond. James. Fr............43 S. Cassady Ave., Columbus, O. obber, Ann, Jr..................................Holland. Ind. ledfern, Thomas. Fr...................815 Wilson, Struthers, O. edlin, Joanne. Sr...........................R. 3, Hamilton, O. leinhardt, Jake, Soph.. .29306 Harpor, St. Clair Shores. Mich. einke, Doris, Sr..................308 Meigs St., Sandusky, O. eisinger, Frank, Fr..........1609 12th St., N. E.. Canton, O. ieisner, Evelyn, Jr.........133 2nd. Avo., N. W., Oolwein. la. onick, Arthur, Sr......................West Sunbury, R. I., Pa. enner, Carol, Fr.........................Norwalk, Castalia, O. outho, Virginia. Soph........1216 Franklin Ave., Cincinnati, O. eutter, Alice. Sr...............................Valley City. O. hyne, Joseph, Fr................1283 N. 6th St., Columbus, O. hyne, Yvonne, Fr................1283 N. 6th St., Columbus, O. ice, Donna, Fr.....................677 Kimball Place. Columbus. O. ice. Rudy, Soph..........................R. D. 4, Massillon, O. ichardson. Mary, Fr............................R. 2. Sunbury, O. icketts. Herbert, Soph.. 1188’ 2 N. Columbus St., Lancaster. O. Ridenour, Hester Ann, Jr..........245 S. Main St., London, O. Riego. David, Jr..................629 Stark St., Wausau. Wis. Riohm, Donald, Fr..................R. R. I, Box 99, Bradner, O. Riggs, Donald, Sr..................2301 Neil Ave., Columbus, O. Riggs. Joan Striker, Soph.........2301 Neil Ave., Columbus. O. Riggs, Margaret, Fr........817 Pleasant Ridge, Columbus. O. Riley, Thomas. Fr.................49 Martin Ave.. Columbus. O. Rinda, Alice. Jr.........1406 Drexol Avo.. N. W., Warren, O. Risch, Ann, Fr...................519 Hodapp Ave.. Dayton, O. Risch, Betty. Fr.........................594 Warnor, Logan, O. Ritter, Frederick, Fr........172 E. Lane Ave., Columbus, O. Ritterling, Norman, Sr....................R. R., Byron, Nebraska Roach. Marilyn. Fr..............3624 Talmadge Rd., Toledo. O. Roadcup, Harry, Fr.. .3096-16-C Maryland Ave., Columbus, O. Roberge, Haldon, Fr.....................4019 Vormaas, Toledo, O. Roberts, Mae, Fr.................216 Parkwood, Columbus, O. Rodgers, Marilyn, Fr.......373 S. Mulborry St.. Chillicothe, O. Roosor, Carol, Fr..............39611 Ecorse Rd., Wayne, Mich. Rogers. James. Jr.................841 Paige Avo., Warren, O. Romig. Elizabeth, Soph......................R. R. 2, Carey, O. Root. Richard. Jr............220 Broadmoor Blvd., Dayton, O. Roshon, Donald, Fr.......................................Basil, O. Roth, LeDena. Soph...........215 S. Hazel, Upper Sandusky. O. Ruch, Carlton, Jr.......................2318 Doty. Oshkosh, Wis. Ruehrmund, Clara. Jr..........................R. 6. Marion, O. Rueter, Carolyn, Soph..............4120 McCord Rd., Toledo, O. Ruff, Arlene. Fr................8143 Northlawn, Detroit, Mich. Runnels. Eugene. Fr........12240 N. Miami Ave., Miami, Fla. Ruth, Carol, Fr................13032 Groenwood. Blue Island, III. Sammet, Frances. Sr...............R. R. 5. Upper Sandusky, O. Sandbrink, Willard. Sr....................R. R. I, Aurora. Ind. Sander, Daniel. Jr.................................Pemborvillo, O. Sanders. 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Sr..........................Now Richland, Minn Schaad, Agnes, Sr................182 Akenside Rd., Riverside, Schaaf, James, Soph.................12 Oak Park, Wheeling, W. Va Schaaf. Robert Sr................736 Pleasant Ridge. Columbus, O Schaor, Martha, Soph.......................R. F. D. 2, Carroll, O Schafer. Margaret, Jr......................R. 4, Greenville, O Schafer. Patti. Soph............2189 Dresden St., Columbus, O Schalip, Marcella. Soph.............2S4 Walker St., Gallon, O Schamadon, William, Sr.....................R. D. I, Everett, O Scheiderer. Clarice, Soph........100 Norton Rd., Columbus, O Schellhaas. Dorothy, Soph..................R. F. D. I, Galloway, O Schellhase, James, Jr............19615 Cardoni, Detroit, Mich Schick, Janet, Soph......5011 Smothers Rd., Westerville, O Schirmor. Ethol, Jr............................Green Camp, O Schlegel, Mary, Fr.........................R. R. I. Baltic, O Schleicher. Neil. Sr.............1202 W. Fifth Ave., Columbus, O Schmidt, Anna, Jr..................565 Oakwood Avo., Columbus, O Schmidt, Carlene. Jr.....4943 N. Kilbourn Ave., Chicago 30. Schmidt, Jean, Sr............737 Oakwood Ave., Columbus, O Schmuckor, Joanne, Sr.. .7832 Eastorn Ave., Baltimore 24, Md Schneider, Elinor. Fr....314 Aultman Ave., N. W.. Canton. O Schott, Elizabeth, Soph....................R. 2, Worthington, O Schott. Norma, Fr.............26 W. Lincoln St., Westerville, O Schramm, Richard, Fr.........Luthergiri, Rajahmundry, S. Indi Schramm. Robert, Soph........Luthorgiri, Rajahmundry, S. Indi Schreiner. Robert, Fr....224-70 Horace Harding Blvd., N. Y Schroeder, Harold. Sr...............19921 Polkey, Detroit, Mich Schuette, Virginia, Soph.............Riverside Drive. Powell, O Schultz, Carolyn. Sr.....39 N. High St., Canal Winchester, O Schultz, Edwin, Fr...............501 N. Park St., Deshler, O Schultz, Marvin, Sr......126 N. Warren Ave., Columbus, O Schulze. Magdalene. Soph.......................Pidgeon, Mict Schumacher, Mark, Jr.........3205 Greismor Avo., Hamilton, C Schumacher, Mary, Spoc...........2825 Dale Ave., Columbus, C Schwab. Richard, Jr..............903 Ottokoe St., Wauseon, C Schwartz. Marilyn, Soph......742 Kimball Place, Columbus, Schwoizor, Margaret, Sr..........220 Jenkins Ave., Columbus, C Schwemley, George. Fr............518 W. Findlay St., Carey, C Seelenbinder, Wanda, Sr......1282 Linwood Ave., Columbus, C Seem, Lola, Fr.............................R. R. I, Elmore, C Seoman, Janet, Sr................906 Nebraska Ave., Toledo. Seidenschwartz, Margaret, Jr...............R. I. Stuttgart, Arl Seim. Lawrence, Jr.........................R. I, Now Lebanon, Sengelaub, Garth. Sr.......................R. I, Reed City, Mict Serr, Earnost, Jr................409 Perry St., Wapakoneta. Soyerlo, Carolyn, Sr..................R. F. D. 6, Zanesville, C Shaffer, Floyd, Sr.....................................Wayne, Shaw, Donald, Sr.................4828 Holon, Dotroit 7, Mict Shealey, Robert, Sr........................Now Washington. C Shell, Emerson, Fr...............843 Thomas Rood, Columbus, Shelton, Ann, Jr...........................R. R. 6, Marion, Shelton, Orla. Fr............239 E. Maynard Ave.. Columbus, C Sheppard, Nancy, Soph........267 Powhatan Ave., Columbus, C Sherer. Dorothy, Jr..............810 W. Main St., Crestline. C Shinglor, Walter, Fr.......................R. D. I, Froodom, P Shoaff. Linda, Jr.....................47 S. Maple. Fairborn, C Shull, Mark, Soph................112 V est High St., Hicksvillo. C Siodman. Louiso. Sr..............167 S. Molborn, Dearborn, Mict Siovert, Grace, Sr...............12626 Ann St., Blue Island, II Simon, Frederick, Fr.............1289 Neil Avo., Columbus, C Singer, Betty, Fr..........................R. 2, Almont, Micl Sites, Norma. Fr...............................Franklin, W. V Slattery. Nancy, Fr......108 N. Sutphin St., Middletown, C Slauter. John, Jr........3398 Camp Chase Drive, Columbus, C Smallsreed. Sally. Fr...........1837 Franklin Ave., Columbus, C [200] [201] It's always fair weather when good fellows get together at Connell’s Bexley Greenhouse WENTZ PHARMACY Just Across the Campus For the past 35 years a neighbor of Cap llSHr Flowers for Every Occasion 2385 E. MAIN ST., COLUMBUS, OHIO DO. 4571 COOK FURNITURE DOING ONE THING WELL and ♦ APPLIANCE COMPANY THE OLD TRAIL PRINTING ♦ COMPANY ★ ★ ★ 2862 E. Main St. DO 4949 923 EAST MAIN ST. EV 5813 BEXLEY MERCERY Compliments of IXC. PAUL’S FOOD SHOPPE Your East Side Mercury Dealer 2513 E. Main St. We Service All Makes 2935 E. Main St. DO 4588 DO 4581 [203] Compliments of THE STORK’S NEST HAROLD J. MILLER 7742 W. Bancroft Toledo 7, Ohio Famous Chinese Food at the FAR EAST RESTAURANT Prepared in the Cantonese Style Air-Cooled for Comfort 2801 E. Main DO 4113 Smallwood, Shirley, Fr...........291 N. 22nd St., Columbus, O. Smiley. Carol, Fr.............705 Arlington. N. W., Canton, O. Smith, Barbara. Fr................2817 Dresden St., Columbus, O. Smith. Leon. Fr.....................145 Hughos St.. Columbus, O. Smith, William, Jr.......803 Robertson St., Marine City, Mich. Snider, Ruth, Fr..............................R. F. D., Basil, O. Snively. Mary. Jr...............464 Lincoln Ave.. Carrollton, O. Snook. Gladys. Jr................3503-38 St. N. W., Canton. O. Snouffor, Richard. Sr.....95 E. New England, Worthington. O. Snyder. Robert. Sr...........119 S. Ardmore Rd., Columbus. O. Snydor, William, Sr.............138 E. Roynolds St.. Urbana. O. Sommerfelt, Fred, Jr..........48 Thatcher Ave,, Buffalo, N. Y. Songor, Paul, Jr............................R. R. I. Attica, O. Sonneman, Barbara, Soph..963 Vernier Rd., Grosse Pointe, Mich. Sorg, Waltor. Sr................4l4-4th St.. N. E.. Massillon. O. Southard. Robert, Fr...................574 Hanford St., Columbus, O. Sponce. Donna, Jr....................534 Berkeloy Rd.. Columbus. O. Speweiko. Carol. Fr..........R. F. D. I, Brown Rd., Curtice. O. Spioth, Phillip, Fr..............20437 Stansbury. Detroit. Mich. Spille, Marlene, Jr.....................R. R. 5. Greenville. O. Spreng, Jano. Soph.................735 Louisiana, Porrysburg, O. Springor. Daniel. Sr..............2356 E. Mound, Columbus. O. Springer, Gloria, Fr.......................R. F. D. I. Latty, O. Stacey, Marianne, Sr..............1560 E. State St., Sharon, Pa. Stainbrook, Fred. Jr..................108 Boaver St., Mars, Pa. Starr. Lee, Jr....................304 Wost Fayetto. Colina, O. Steiner, Daniel. Sr.........5950 S. Hermitage. Chicago 36, III. Stollhorn, Thoodore. Fr.....118 W. Jefferson St„ Sandusky, O. Stongel. Paul, Sr............112 S. Gibson St.. Gibsonburg, O. Stephenson. Charles. Soph...3442 N. Broadway. Grove City, O. Stimmel, Bonna Joan, Fr........207 Hawkes Ave., Columbus, O. Stockert, John, Fr.................R. F. D. I, Canal Fulton, O. Stolzenburg, Merlin. Soph................R. R. 3, St. Marys. O. Stonor, Wanda. Jr.................50-22 St. N. W.. Massillon, C Stoneburnor, Martha, Jr............1606 Benson Dr., Dayton, C StotHemyer, William, Soph...............................Anna, C Stratton. Nyla. Fr.......4812 Harrisburg Piko, Grove City. C Strauch, Harry, Soph............1142 W. State St., Fremont. C Striker. Arvin, Fr...........................Sulphur Springs. C Stroh, Dorothy, Fr..................599 Hanford, Columbus, C Stuart, John. Soph.........................R. I. Conover, N. C Studcr, Paul, Fr...............................Junction City, C Sund. Tecla. Jr...................21901 Beech, Doarborn. Micf Sunker, Harold, Fr.............2865 Wellesley Rd., Columbus. C Suttor, Richard. Sr.....13315 Clairborno Avo., E. Cleveland, C Svatek, Franklin, Fr................988 Erickson, Columbus. C Swanger, Eugene. Soph..........310 Monroo St., Middlotown, C Swetz, Elizabeth, Sr.........Capital University, Columbus 9, C Swickard. Donald, Soph.......484 Rcinhard Ave.. Columbus, O Tallman, Clifford, Soph............1106 Cole St., Columbus. O Tangman, John, Jr.........................R. R. 2. Sunman, Ind Taylor, Margaret. Jr.............9424 S. Ada St„ Chicago, III Taylor, Robert, Sr.............1866 Obrien Ave.. N. Y. 72. N. Y Taylor, Thomas, Soph..............9424 S. Ada St., Chicago, III Teasel, Joan, Fr...............534 Sycamoro Lino, Sandusky, O Telaroli, Ralph, Fr..................................Stillwater. O Tharpo, Harry, Jr...............1087 E. Center St.. Marion, O Theil, Arthur, Jr...................1516 Clinton, Sandusky, O Theiss, Fred, Soph...............980 Homewood Ave.. Salem, O Thomas, Joan, Sr.....................................Millersport, O Thompson, Barbara. Sr.........678 Vernon Rd., Columbus 9, O Thompson. James. Soph......................R. D. 3, Pataskala, O Thurm, Richard, Soph..........552 Locust, N. Tonawanda. N. Y Tigges. Mina. Soph......................1412 Mills. Sandusky, O Tobisch, Frank, Jr...........1021 S. Third St., Stillwater, Minn. Townloy, Normand, Fr..............73 W .Cherry St., Sunbury, O. [204] Tracht, Nancy. Fr................................R. R. |, Galion. O. Treon, Roberta, Sr...............81 East 4th St., Minstor, O. Troutman, Ruth, Soph.......131 E. Mound St., Circleville, O. Trump, Robert, Fr................2616 Ashurst, Cleveland, O. Tupy, Richard. Jr...............2512 Montclair, Detroit, Mich. Tumor. Thekla, Jr..........261 E. Ravenwood. Youngstown, O. Tussing, Homer, Fr.........25 W. 8road St., Reynoldsburg, O. Uhl, Harold, Sr.......1566 Lurting Avo., New York 61, N. Y. Uhlrich, Lois Jean, Sr.....R. R. 5. Box II6A, Cincinnati 15. O. Vaile, Victor, Fr......................55 E. 13th Ave., Columbus. O. Vonce, Donna. Fr.......................568 N. Broadway, Columbus. O. Velte, Barbara, Sr...............1090 13th St., Boulder, Colo. Vernon. Marvin, Sr...........2356 E. Mound St.. Columbus. O. Vcogolo. Joyce, Soph.................532 E. Fulton, Celina. O. Voelker, James, Fr.............1812 N. Amos, Saginaw. Mich. Voellor, Dorothy. Jr..........712 Marburn Dr., Columbus, O. Vogol, Raymond, Soph.................717 Dale Ave., Willard, O. Vogel, Richard. Jr.........................R. D. 2. Willard, O. Vogelhuber, William, Fr..............910 E. 4th St., Salem, O. Vogelsang, Ruth, Soph..........II Smodley Sh, Oil City, Pa. Vollbrecht, Gerald, Sr.....2441 N. 60th St. Milwaukee. Wis. Vollmerhausen, Conrad. Sr...........................Jessups. Md. Von Blon, Marcia, Fr.........2521 Hillview Ave., Dayton 9, O. Von Kaenel, Eugene, Fr...........935 S. Sandusky. Bucyrus, O. Voris, William, Fr...............275 Warner Ave., Logan, O. Vozenilok, Emil, Soph..........83 Collins Ave., Uniontown, Pa. Wagner, Jack, Soph.........1841 Greenbriar, Cincinnati 37, O. Wahlors. Marilyn, Soph.....................R. R. I, Defiance, O. Wahlfeldt, Edwin, Fr...........1267 N. 5th St., Columbus, O. Walck. Allen, Fr......Lockport Rd., R. I. Niagara Falls. N. Y. Waldron, Harold Sr.........................R. I, Manchester, O. Walkor, Joyce, Jr.....1851 Woodland Avo. N. E.. Warren, O. Warr, Aliena, Spec...........3544 Central Ave.. Urbancrest, O. Watson, David. Soph............696 High St., Worthington. O. Weavor, Patricia, Fr.................R. F. D. 3. Pataskala, O. Weber, Nancy. Fr...........161 Bolmoade Rd., Rochester, N. Y. Webster, Ralph, Fr....835 S. Cassingham Rd., Columbus. O. Wocht. David, Fr...........554 Homewood Ave., Hubbard. O. Wockman, Karl, Jr..........28 Colonial Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. Weed. Pauline, Spec..........1674 Andover Rd., Columbus, O. Wogmoyor, Glenn, Jr..........1315 S. Second, Alpena. Mich. Wegner, Lucille, Jr..........................Reed City, Mich. Wohrly. Richard. Fr..........3756 S. Harmon St., Marion, Ind. Weidman. Elizabeth, Soph.......126 S. Plum St., Marysville, O. Weihl, Harold, Soph........................R. 2, Perrysburg, O. Weisgarbcr, Carol. Soph....1609 N. Wooster Ave., Dover, O. Woisgarber, Janet. Soph....1609 N. Wooster Ave., Dover, O. Weishaupt, Ferd. Fr........131 Columbus St., Grove City, O. Wolch, Barbara, Soph...........985 Vernon Rd., Columbus, O. Wendt, Miriam, Fr..............1131 Craig Rd., Maumee, O. Wendt, Thoodore, Soph..........2022 Tate Ave., Cleveland, O. Weninger, Paul, Jr.........1801 N. Bond Rd., Cincinnati 24, O. Wenzel, David. Fr...........15871 Archdalo, Detroit 27, Mich. Worth, Lucille, Soph................Ill LaForest Ave., Alpena, Mich. Westerman, James, Sr.............425 Franklin St., Butler, Pa. Wostin, Charlos. Sr...........204 S. Third St., Brighton. Mich. White. Amos. Fr..............1305 Waller St., Portsmouth, O. Whitman, Clare, Fr...........2024 Central Ave., Middletown, O. Whittington, Wesley, Fr.............1314 Maple St., Basil, O. Wiossingor, Ann, Soph............................R. R. I, Anna. O. Wietske, Ruth. Jr.................1616 W. 61st St.. Chicago 36. III. Wilburn, Barbara, Sr...............213 E. Tompkins St., Columbus, O. Wilch, George, Sr...........................................Spencer, O. Wilch, John, Fr.............................................Spencer, O. Wild, Caroline. Soph...........645 Boggs Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Wilgus, Alan, Fr...............1036 Ninth St., Tell City, Ind. Will, Richard, Soph......611 S. Warren Ave., Columbus, O. Willeho, Rodney. Fr.............................R. R. I, Dola. O. Williams. Thomas. Jr....................42 Colonial Ave., Natalie. Pa. Williams. Verna. Fr.....................716 S. Fifth St., Columbus, O. Willmann, Marilyn. Fr...............1900 Tuxedo Rd., Parma, O. Wilson, John, Soph...........951 Euclaire Ave., Columbus, O. Wilson, Marilyn, Soph.... 108 Branch Brook Dr., Bollcville, N. J. Wilson, Princess. Sr.........14900 E. State Rd., Alexandria. O. Wilson, Richard, Fr....................367 Galloway Avo., Columbus. O. Windle, David. Jr...............1038 Fordham, Pittsburgh. Pa. Winter, Ronald. Sr..................14461 Alma, Detroit, Mich. Wires, David, Sr.............115 Harvard Ave., Mansfield, O. Witte, Louis. Fr.....................R. F. D. I, Hamlcr, O. Witzke, Robert, Soph............5759 S. Seely Ave., Chicago, III. Woolke, Marion, Soph.............263 S. Main, Pigeon. Mich. Wogoman, Sylvia, Soph................26 Hay Avo., Brookville, O. Wolf. Edward, Jr.............237 E. Mound St., Circleville, O. Wolfe, Maude, Sr...........................Box 388, Mt. Vernon, O. Wolfe, Robert. Sr........206 N. Oakley Ave., Columbus, O. Wolfe, Thomas, Fr........419 Tremont St., Michigan City, Ind. Wolfe. William, Soph.............319 W. Laurel St., Willard, O. Wollam, Helen. Sr............88 West Walnut St., Jefferson, O. Wolpert, Esther, Sr.........................R. 5. Marysvillo, O. Worch, Charlos, Fr...2947 Courtright Rd.. Canal Winchester. O. Wortman, Coleen, Fr..........608 N. Jefferson, Van Wort, O. Wright, Gcorgo, Sr...................672 Oak St., Columbus, O. Wright, Marilyn, Fr..........................Junction City, O. Wuthrich, Bonnie Jean, Fr.......721 Heltman Ave., Ashland, O. Wyatt, Eula, P. G...............R. R. 2, Canal Winchester, O. Yardloy. Carolyn Vance, Jr..3034 Indianola Ave., Columbus, O. Yochum. Marilyn, Soph........2311 E. Main St., Columbus, O. Young, Dale, Jr..............815 Park View, N. E.. Massillon, O. Young. Jane, Jr.............................R. 3. Oak Harbor, O. Young, John, Sr..............3195 Parkside Rd.. Columbus. O. Zangmeister, Mark, Soph.........R. F. D., Canal Winchester, O. Zaros. Amelia, Jr.............................East Main St., Somerset, O. Zaros. George, Soph...........................East Main St.. Somerset, O. Zehner, Ellen, Sr..................................R. D. I, Mansfield. O. Zohner, James. Jr..................................R. D. I, Mansfield. O. Zeigler, Patti, Soph.......................Box 142, Sylvania, O. Zerkel, Mary, Soph................................R. 2. Urbana, O. Zill, Donald, Jr.............609 S. 7th St., Ann Arbor, Mich. Zimmerman, Ada, Fr....................2 Renner St., Delaware. O. Zimmerman, Earl, Jr.............Box 337, R. R. 2, Sunman, Ind. SEMINARY STUDENTS: Ahlrich. Wilburn, Sr........................R. 2, Robstown, Texas Alpers, Kenneth, Sr..........30 Brunswick Blvd., Buffalo 8, N. Y. Auel, Carl, Jr..................15487 Eastburn, Detroit, Mich. Baar. Kenneth, Jr....................735 17th St., Oshkosh, Wis. Bartello. Benson. Jr........................R. D. 2, Gibsonia. Pa. Bash, William, Sr...............201 S. Cassady, Columbus, O. Bauer, Martin, Sr........2356 E. Mound, Apt. B-6, Columbus, O. Bauerle, Richard, Mid....541 2 Oakwood Avo., Columbus, O. Baum. Harold. Jr.....................R. D. I, East Canton. O. 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Krumm. Delbert, Sr...........522 Columbian Avo., Columbus, O. Kruse, Donn, Mid.............5797 E. Outer Dr., Detroit, Mich. Leonord, Richard, Jr.........13506 Blenheim Rd., Cleveland, O. Lind. John, Mid..................19400 Yocama. Detroit, Mich Linder, Dloyd, Sr...............................R. 5, Fremont, O. Luckemeyer, Donald. Jr.......408 W. Main St., Kcrrville. Texas March, Charlos, Mid......3521 W. 96th St., Evergreen Pk. 42, III. Marsh, Homer, Unci..........................R. F. D., Curtico, O. Mathes, Daniol, Mid...719 Cleveland Ave.. N. W., Canton, O. Mayer, Milton, Jr......................Box 52, Von Ormy, Toxas Meineko. Robert, Jr....................Box 493, Endicott. Wash. Menter, Theodore, Mid..................275 Miller, Columbus, O. Milbrath, Earl, Sr.................................Drydon, Wash. Milheim. Paul, Sr................1054 Miller Ave., Columbus, O. Miller, Clyde, Mid...............321 Sholby St.. Sandusky, O. Millor, Oliver, Spoc.........1645 Granville St., Columbus. O. Miller, Richard, Mid.........33 N. Cassingham, Columbus, O. Minich, Norman, Jr......................R. R. I, Gibsonburg, O. Minneman, Charles, Jr...................R. R. 5, Brookville, Ind. Moebius, John, Sr.....................834 Sheridan Ave., Columbus, O. Moody, Ernost, Jr....................670 Ploasant Ridge, Columbus. O. Muller, William, Jr..................333 S. Ohio, Columbus, O. Notzor, Ambrose. Mid........................Hazen, N. Dakota Nihizer, Lowoll. Jr.......................................Derby, O. O'Donnell, John, Jr..........842 Pleasant Ridge, Columbus, O. Partridge, Theodore, Sr..........12703 Jane St., Detroit, Mich. Peters, Frederick, Jr....149 Second Avo., Laurel Gardens. Pa. Putman, William, Mid..........816 Oakwood Ave., Columbus, O. Rader. Clement, Jr...........................Sugar Grove, W. Va. Range, William, Sr...............1391 Marlboro, Dotroit. Mich. Roovos, Marion. Spec.........1170 Christophor St., Columbus. O. Reiss. Richard, Mid............................R. D. 6, N. Canton. O. Reiss. Robert, Mid.............................R. D. 6. N. Canton, O. Riedel, Robert, Mid..............15 8th St., McMechen, W. Va. Risch, Dovid, Jr.................519 Hodapp Ave.. Dayton, O. Robson, James, Mid............726 Swaney St., Pittsburgh 4. Pa. Roepcke, Carl, Mid.....................422 Stanbery Dr., Columbus, O. Saul. Donald, Mid....................1758 Franklin Ave., Columbus, O. Saylor. Donald, Mid...................6516 Smith Rd.. Berea. O. Schedler, Alfred, Jr.....2503 S. E. Sherman St., Portland. Ore. Schieman, Charles. Jr........3710 Mintwood, Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Schilling, Russell, Sr...................'................Nashua, la. Schmidt, William. Sr..........222 2nd St.. N. W., Wavorly, la. Schmucker, Fred. Jr.....................R. F. D. I, Navarre, O. Schwoiss, Jacque, Jr...........114 W. Maple, Fullerton, Cal. Seamen. Martin, Mid...............978 15th Ave., Columbus. O. Seim. James, Mid...............855 Brydon Rd., Columbus, O. Shira, Creatis, Sr................1447 Fair Ave., Columbus, O. Sievert, John, Sr......2356 E. Mound. Apt. B-8, Columbus, O. Sipe, Thoodore, Mid.................1006 Pearl, Ypsilanti, Mich. Slaughter, William, Sr....711 Kayton Avo., San Antonio, Texas Smallsroed, Thomas, Sr.........545 E. Town St., Columbus, O. Snider, Daniol. Mid...................................Basil, O. Sponn, Melvin. Jr............1728 Mardell, San Antonio, Texas Stratton, Jay, Mid.............1026 Brydon Rd., Columbus, O. Stroblo, Howard, Mid...............R. R. 3, Hartford City, Ind. Trout. Nelson, Sr..............841 Clay Court, Columbus. O. Uhl, Harold, Jr.,........1566 Lurting Ave., New York 61, N. Y. Vogel, William, Mid...............1423 E. Main, Columbus, O. Volkmar. Lloyd, Sr.............9147 Tussic Rd., Westerville, O. Ward, William, Jr...........3103 Brendan Ave., Baltimore, Md. Webor, Donald. Jr................... Weber. Virl, Jr..........................1511 Baker, Stroator, III. Wiotzko, Paul, Sr.................1616 W. 61st St., Chicago, III. Willke, Warren, Mid..........3737 E. Main St., Columbus, O. Wolber, David, Sr..........................R. 2, New Ulm, Texas Wolf, Raymond, Jr..................R. F. D. I, Oak Harbor, O. Wolter. Ronald, Jr.................170 Hodloy PL, Buffalo, N. Y. Wood, Clifford, Mid............7600 E. Main, Reynoldsburg, O. Wright, George, Jr.................672 Oak St., Columbus, O. Yeomans. Robert, Jr..........776 Cooko Dr., Pittsburgh 34, Pa. Zick, Elmer, Mid.......815 N. Bradford St., Baltimore 5, Md. Ziemke, Donald. Jr...........58 Clark Ave., Oceanside, N. Y. Zior, Dolbert, Mid...........625 College Ave., Columbus, O. FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION Anderson, Junolla..................99 West St., Westerville, O. Anderson, Leon..................................1549 E. Weber Rd. Bailey, William S.............................627 Euclaire Ave. Bock. Warren A...................................529 S. Drexel Ave. Bernlohr, Fred............................811 Ploasant Ridge Ave. Brobst, Fred E............................809 S. Cossingham Rd. Brockman, Harold W..............................2311 E. Mound St. Buehring, Paul H..............................758 Francis Avo. Burkhard, Samuel T.....264 W. Kanawha Avo., Worthington, O. Busch, Karl G....................................790 Montrose Ave. Chubb. Mary Ann Meineke.............................980 Bryden Rd. Cotterman, Homer R...............................675 Sheridan Ave. Crist, Wilbur E..................................962 Sheridan Ave. Dell, George F.............................R. R. 2, Galena, O. Dell, Jacob A.......................................813 Vernon Rd. Dcormann, Gerhard H..............................756 Sheridan Ave. Doersam, Jessie B.. .ThistleDown, Pontius Road, Grovoport, O. Dole, Anice...............................209 S. Champion Ave. Draper, Ruth Poarch.................................74 N. Roys Avo. Ebert. Edgar P....................................788 Euclaire Ave. Ebinger, Clara L..............................2201 Bryden Rd. Eich, Justina M..................................527 S. Drexel Ave. Eichor, James.................................653 Euclairo Ave. Elliott, Floyd E....................................49 North St. Evans, M. Blakemore..............................45 Crestview Rd. Fishbaugh, Julia B.............213 E. Sixth St., Marysville, O. Franck, Jamos...................................219 Orchard Lane Froytag, John...................................408 Thurman Ave. Fremm. Guy C..............................699 College Ave. Gearhart, Paul......................................239 Bulen Ave. Geist, Robert M.................................2269 E. Mound St. Giammarco, Sam.............................3030 Bremen St. Glenn, Leila Brown..........................907 Francis Ave. Grimm, Hilmar G.............................753 Montroso Ave. [210] Grossman. Arthur.......... Hanan, Blake B........... Heinke, Clarence.......... Hortz. Karl H............. Heyman, Gladys........... Hirt, Harry A............. Hofsteter, Louella Bowsher Hoovor, Kathleen.......... Hornshaw. Mary Lou....... Johnston, Richard C...... Kearney, Barbara Irvine... Kinnan, Frank A........... Kohlor, Loy G............. Landrum, John F.......... Lang, John O.............. Lehmann, Richard......... Loum, Clara L............. Leupold, Herbert C........ Lippincott, Thomas........ Littler, Joyco........... Manley. Dean W........... Martin. Kenneth J........ Metz, Earl C............. Monnier, Lina L.......... Montgomery, Aliene D.... Morgan, Howard C......... Nacci. Chris N............ Ochs, Maude L............ Orr, Grover L............ Reel, Stella M........... Rotunda. Michael......... Sapp. Richard C.......... Schaoht, Paul L.......... Schalinske, Theo.......... ...................824 Sheridan Avo. 2419 Cherrington Rd., Westerville, O. ...............688 S. Romington Rd. .......................529 S. Drexel .....................Ackormann Hall ...............799 S. Champion Ave. .....................2524 Dover Rd. ...................2881 W. Broad St. ....................2583 Boulah Rd. ................184 S. Hampton Rd. ......................749 Bryden Rd. .................927 Northwest Blvd. ................2563 Brookwocd Rd. ...................714 Euclairo Ave. .....................1155 Bulen Ave. ...............927 S. Romington Rd. ................886 S. Roosevelt Avo. ................750 S. Roosevelt Ave. ....................1313 Lincoln Rd. ...................754 S. James Rd. ..................2817 Wellesley Rd. ......6799 Havens Rd., Blacklick. O. .............772 Ploasant Ridge Ave. ...................661 College Ave. ..........600' Pleasant Ridge Ave. ................894 S. Remington Rd. ..............813 S. Cassingham Rd. .................467 Oakwood Ave. ...................767 College Ave. ...................1188 E. Broad St. ....................963 Konwick Rd. ...............117 W. Frambos Ave. ................2475 Bexley Park Rd. ..............788 S. Romington Rd. Snydor, Ellis E............... Spieler. Robort F............ Taylor, Gone................. Truxall, Harry F.............. Wildormuth, Ross B........... Woelke. Mildred.............. Zimpfer. Paul................. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Bowers, Helen................. Conrad. Dorothoa............. Dassel. Virgil................ Doeschor, Waldemar O......... Eisen, Emil.................. Fendt. Edward C.............. Giese. Louis P................ Harms. Harm.................. Hevener. Jeanette............. Kastner, Helen................ Kordewich, John............... Leithart, Paul............... Liefeld, Theodore............. Mayer, Frederick C........... Moes, Otto.................... Meyer, Kathryn............... Owens, David B............... Papke, Earl R................ Quinlin, Frances.............. Roess, Mary A................. Ruohle. M. Roy............... Schaaf. Laurence J............ Shultz. James................ Smith, Reubon................ Wilhelm. Esther.............. Yochum, Harold................ .....119 S. Ardmore Rd. .......531 S. Drexel Ave. ......72 N. Ardmore Rd. .......2l43 2 E. Main St. .......2285 E. Mound St. .......527 S. Drexel Ave. ..779 S. Cassingham Rd. .......531 S. Drexel Ave. ......939 City Park Ave. ...........850 Montrose 2406 Havenwood Dr., N. ........1900 Wilnis Avo. .........2244 Astor Ave. ........925 Collogo Avo. ...774 S. Cassingham Rd. .......527 S. Drexel Avo. ...672 S. Remington Rd. .......529 S. Droxol Ave. ........2578 Lockbourne .....2592 Bexley Pork Rd. ........766 College Ave. ........2607 E. Main St. .............Lehmann Hall .........2244 Astor Avo. .......732 Sheridan Ave. ......2352' 2 E. Main St. ...........Troutman Hall .........753 Francis Ave. ..736 Pleasant Ridge Avo. ..723 Pleasant Ridge Ave. .....409 S. Parkview Ave. ........859 Thomas Ave. .........2311 E. Main St. ADMINISTRATION .......... STUDENTS ................ Freshman Class .......... Junior Class ............ Senior Class ............ Sophomore Class.......... SEMINARY ................ ORGANIZATIONS ............ BCA...................... Camera Club ............. Campus Council .......... Capitalian .............. Capital Education Association Chapel Choir ............ Chimes ................... Commerce Club ............ Concert Band.............. Christian Student Fellowship... Debate Society ........... Delta Phi Alpha........... Glee Club ................ International Relations Club,.. Kappa Sigma Theta........ Jnclex 19 Kappa Sigma Upsilon............ 29 Kappa Alpha Pi................ 60 Language Clubs .................. 45 Leonard Science Club........... 30 Lutheran Student Association.. 54 Luther League ................... 69 Masquers ........................ 85 Marching Band ................ 87 NCP............................ 115 Parish Workers Club............ 86 Phi Beta ..................... 100 Phi Mu Alpha..................... 110 Political Science Club........ 124 Red Cross...................... 102 Residence Council ............. 111 Social Welfare Club........... 131 Spectator...................... 89 Symphony Orchestra ........... 120 Tau Kappa Alpha.................. 95 Tau Pi Phi.................... 126 Varsity XT..................... 114 Women’s Chorus ................ 92 Women’s Recreational Association 90 94 116 109 99 98 121 130 88 107 105 106 112 122 113 108 104 128 97 96 118 129 119 [211] SPORTS .............................. 133 New Gym ............................. 134 Intramural .......................... 152 Varsity.............................. 136 Women ............................... 154 ACTIVITIES .......................... 161 Commencement ........................ 180 Concert-Lecture Series................... 16S Homecoming .............................. 162 Martin Luther, Protestant................ 170 May Day.................................. 177 Religious Emphasis Week.................. 176 Worship ................................. 172 [212]