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THE EXPLORER JOHN A. NEVROS ........... Ediior-in-Chief EDITORIAL STAFF ROBERT J. RYAN ....... Editor, School of Law HENRY E. LUBANSKI . . Edifor, Srhool of Avroiinfancy GEORGE VECCHIETTI . .... Assoviufv Editor SCHOOL OF LAW SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY ROBERT J. RYAN . . . Senior Hixfory ..... LILLIAN M. HOY H. LoIs VIRTS .... . Innior Hiriory . .. . . L. GRIER DURANT KATHLEEN CLEVENGER . . Fresianian Hislory . .... LOIS MURRAY JACK C. WILLIAMSON . . . Erafvrnily . . . . STUART B. FITZHUGH NELI.E HYDE HOLMES . . Sororiiy . . ELIZABETH CALLAHAN DAN PIVER ....... Candid Shots . . . ROBERT W. DOERNER Arfoziiriiiig Posf Gruciuaie Hixiory ROBERT W. SEAY SPECIAL ARTICLES EULA T. SEMPLE, Uniwrsify History ROBERT MCGARRY, Favnlfy Siory GEORGE VECCHIETTI, Skipper and Boxing GENE PARKER, Sounds in ilu' Niglzf' ARTISTS VERNA FLAGG JOSEPII W. KULKIS JACK THRIE DICK STULZ GENERAL STAFF J. ARNOLD CARTER EARL ROWE JOHN S. O'ToOLE FRANCIS J. CATON RITA WALSH JOHN ALEXANDER DANIEL GHENT, JR. EIJMUND ROBERTS BUSINESS STAFF JOSEPH L. ADESKI CHESTER BORATENSKI Bnsiiiexs Manager Assisiani Business Manager MORTON H. OPPENHEIM JOHN ANDRE GLADYS Az1'z'ei'iisii1g Manager Axxixfunf Business Mrlmzger HENRY KUPIEC JOSEPH MCCANN HENRI G. GRIGNON GEORGIS S. MCKENZIE JOHN J. MCGRATH EDWARD L. FOSTER, JR THE SKIPPER fPictured on the opposite page, reading from left to right, seated: Margaret McDermott, John L. Craw- ford, Editorg Kathleen Clcvenger and Nelle Holmes. Standing: Sarge Sterling, Henry Hood, Douglas Davenport, Assistant Editorg George Vecchietti, John H. Callison, Allen Kamerow, Jack Williamson.j The Skipper, official newspaper of Columbus University, published monthly by the students, is our oldest extra-curricular activity, and has been the principal con- tributing factor in bringing together the students in the three schools of the University. It is through the columns of The Skipper that students entering the University learn of the many activities in which they may participate. The School of Law, School of Accountancy and the Junior College are all represented and the students are kept informed of the activities of their classmates in other departments, as well as of the many social and scholastic functions throughout the year. Professor Schoolmeester's Notes cn Recent Decisions are a feature of the periodical. JOIIN LAMB CZRAWI-'ORD ......... Editor DOUGLAS DAVENPORT .... . Asxisfanf Edifor STAFF Polly Carey, Kathleen Clevenger, Henry Hood, Marguerite McDermott, Cliff Nelson, John A. Nevros, George Vecchietti, Jack C. Williamson, Nelle Hyde Holmes, Elizabeth McCartney, Allen Kamerow, Sarge D. Sterling, John H. Callison, Ann Racioppi, Allan Fuller, C. K. Patterson, Francis Caton. lhigr' Om' Hiimlrmi Two

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ENETIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS 1959-1940 L. GRIER DURANT . l'rf'xidwzf FRANK C. FRANTZ . . Vin'-Prz'sicfz'11f NORMAN M. HEDW'A1.L . . Sr'f1'z'1'111'y-Trf'ax1m'r MR. JAM1zs E. GILLIS . . Farnlfy Azlzfisor The Venetian Society is the accounting club of Columbus University and its mem- bership is composed of both the men and women students of all the classes of the School of Accountancy. The purpose of the club's organization is to create a keener interest in the study of specialized business subjects and also to afford the students an opportunity of estab- lishing social contacts. Throughout the year well-known business and government guest speakers are brought to the University to address the Venetian Society on subjects of current interest in the world of business and Hnance. Also, round-table discussions and debates are scheduled so as to keep students of accountancy informed on current business problems and their possible solution. The Venetian Society also participates in the judgment of papers submitted by stu- dents of the various classes for the selection of recipients of the respective class awards. CRIMSCN CLUB The Crimson Club was organized by students of the School of Accountancy in the year 1930. Its function has been purely social, bringing together members of the various classes and those of the alumni at dances and other parties. The Crimson Club, how- ever, is more generally known for its Annual Minstrel Shows, which, are always pre- sented at one of the leading downtown hotels. While circumstances have curtailed the activities of this organization for the past two years, the Crimson Club and the entire student body are eagerly looking forward to a resumption of expanded activity in the ensuing scholastic year. Page Om' Illllnlrml l n11r