Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1940 volume:

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As a grand climax we offer some sho+s of scenic beaufy from The one-iime peaceful ra fan, has con- Europe which Dr. Shaw, also a came seniecl io lei us use. 2 AW' YT l TUM OF X rj ffl, QQ ll Ilililllfllll I lllllllkl li I Qi an ,,,5?...Inr1-1 ! ! M b illflm E! '24 H '-:Ei E .!!. .-- I imiiligli QW SX GRANVILLE YQ 0HIO XY CLASS OF JLZA .Zf?ff A NO -P 4 .-x THE ADYTUM A PICTORIAL RECORD OF THE SCHOOL YEAR RALPH SCARRITT EDITOR JACK MARSHALL BUSINESS MANAGER ei. '-I-1 rig, . f uf 1 If ' I e. xxsar 1 I N15 l ui! CONTENTS SCH O CLASSES HLE OCIE ANIZ A TU DEDICATIO The selecTion oT The persons To whom To dedicaTe The l94O AdyTum was a par- Ticularly pleasanT and easy Taslc, Tor Two persons sTood ouT above all oThers in This year. ln These Two personages is embodied The spiriT OT growTh ThaT has prevailed ThroughouT The campus Tor The lasT ThirTeen years. In Their period oT residence here, The service which They have given To The sTudenTs and The alumni of Denison as well as Their devoTion To oTher worThwhile causes has won Tor Them a hosT of Triends. The erecTion OT Shaw Hall, Lanson STage CurTis Memorial l-lall, William Howard Doane Memorial Library, and The announcemenT oT The giTT Tor The new biological science building are TesTimonials To The sTimulaTed growTh on The campus during Dr. Shaw's years of leadership. ln I934 The Ohio BapTisT ConvenTion chose Dr. Shaw as iTs leader Tor ThaT year and The Tollowing one. AnoTher example of The abiIiTy oT This man as an inspiraTional leader among men. ln The ThirTeen years oT leadership oT The college on The hill Dr. Shaw has waTched over Two Thousand seniors Talce Their Tinal sTeps down Swasey's aisle and in The hearT oT every one oT These Denison alumni is a warm place Tor The presidenT and his wiTe. Many Terms have been given To The Shaws. lnspiring , hospiTable , un- dersTanding and oThers. l-lowever, Dr. K. l. Brown has summed up The meaning oT Dr. and Mrs. Shaw To us in Three words. l-le has called Them friends of Denison . IT seems almosT impossible To Tind a more inclusive phrase. To you, good Triends OT Denison , The Junior Class oT l94O presenTs This AdyTum in The hope ThaT iT will provide anoTher saTisTying memory oT Denison and your many Triends. 8 E NDS 0F DENISONH lf. ww! Wfd. J4. A. .SZ 1 P X L 6 w gamigar ollanclmarl' l - jA.l 0lfl,gA tA8 6Uel gl'8QI'l5 CLUJQMJ Nuff 37,4 jk? pfdld FLOLU 'C-. an ' f.',' . M Tflfw ' fl H 'N Ns, 'sbs Y, .Q 2i5'.v..- - - A ga. bg' ig.,-FL. .Q 35,1 Q 63:21 , V, 1 , ,'-.-'- . ' F.,-' -A. '-- ,.::' ' . ' V ,77:3f jj, Q ,A '- ' V.-in .. i1i,,'ff ,'7 .1 .- 1' , . ll L: f 15111, 44 -f'7 :-if A in - 591 -W qw, 4. ,adn 'tri -suv., Xl ,,Qg,g.f2!':'r'- -bag, -L 1- , ,, . 'El' -I L T5 92,4 Tl , ai, , Q :-f llfljfziafi odfoifa ., , ..y . w- -1 -ff K. K XY L, -I . ' ,fw , ,, 5 'F V fi' X 353: GLU 4 0 SCH00i administration iaculty In .SZaw, !Qfe:5ic!enf of :benidon Mniuerdifg ' 5-'sf 'E ' 1 -11 -: .. ' .-1 gf ' ,gin ,ww :iff ,M .iss .. , 31.32, JW, ,gli , ,M E Q: w H A ia . FQ! y . 5 DEAN OF WOMEN HELEN OLNEY, DEAN OF MEN C. F. RICHARDS I 70 E752 fbem GRACE SPACHT Dean of Freshmen Women ALFRED JOHNSON Business Manager Dean of Freshmen Men DONALD FITCH Regns+rar R. W. WHIDDEN BURT HODGES Bursar CLASSICAL r'ISTRCJNOIIrI'I' ART BOTANY LANG UAGES FREEMAN MILLER HoRACE RING ELIZABETH PIERCE M. E. STICKNEY L. R. DEAN W. C. EBAUCI-I W. A. EVERI-IART E. A. WRIGI-IT JESSE SKRILETZ A. C. LADNER C. S. ADES CHEMISTRY DRA M ATICS IiNGlN1iERING .W , S FREEMAN D. MILLER, Associaie professor oI asrronomy and direcior of Swasey Observaiory, B.S., A.M., PI'I.D. I-IoRACE KING, Assisfanr ororosoor Arr, A.B.. A.M, ELIZABETH PIERCE, Assisienr In orr, Ars. MALCOLM E. STICKNEY, Professor of Bofany, AB., A.M. LINDLEY RICHARD DEAN, Eliram E. Barney professor oI classical Ianquaqes, AB., PI1.D. WILLIAM CLARENCE EBAUGH, Professor of Chemisiryr B.S., PI'I.D. W. ALFRED EVERHART, Associare professor of Chemisfry. A.B., M,S., PII.D. EDWARD A. WRIGHT, Assisfanf professor of Speech and Direcior of Drama, A.B., A.M. JESSE SKRILETZ, Technical Assisfani in Dramefics, A.B. A. COLLINS LADNER, Assisfani professor of Marhemefics and Engineering, A.B., A.M. CLIFFORD S. ADES, Assisfanf professor of Engineering Science, C.E., M.C.E., D.C.E. CHARLES L. MAJOR, Assis+anf professor of Educaiion, A.B.. PLM. MARY LOUISE RALSTON, Ins'rruc'ror in Educaiion, PI1.B., A.M. E. BASIL HAWES, Professor of Educafion, PI'I.G., B.S., M.S. EDUCATION C. I.. MAJOR LOUISE RALSTON E. B. I-IAWES ECONOMICS GEOLOGY L. J. GORDON I-I.J. DERNBERG JOI-IN TURNBULL E. C. MORROW F. J. WRIGHT ENGLISH HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT L. J. KING E. J. SI-IUMAKER A. M. MQNEILL D. MAI-IOOD E. SHANNON R. NN, WI-IIDDEN LELAND J. GORDON, Professor of Economics. B.S., A.M.. R. W. WHIDDEN, Assisfanf Professor of English, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Ph-D. HANS J. DERNBERG, Assisfanl Professor of Economics, FRANK J. WRIGHT, Professor of Geology, A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. Ph,D, WILLIAM T. UTTER, Professor of I-Iisfory and Government JOHN TURNBULL, Inslruclor in Economics, A.B. E. CLARK MORROW. Special Inslrucfor in Economics, AB.. L.L.B. JOSEPH L. KING, Lorena Woodrow Burke, Professor of Eng- lish, AB., PLM., PILD. ERI J. SHUMAKER, Associale Professor of Enqlish, A.B.. A.M.. PI1.D. ANNIE M. MacNEILL. Associale Professor of Enqlisln, AB., A.M. DANNER L. MAHOOD, Assisfanl Professor of English, B.S., MS. ELLENOR SHANNON, Assislanl Professor of English. AB., A.M. M A TH EM A TICS BS., PLM., PILD. HARVEY A. DeWEERD, Associale Professor of I-Iislory and Government A.B,, A.M.. PI'v.D. ALBERT A. RODEN, Assisfanr Professor of I-Iislory and Gov- ernment A.B. D.Sc.PoI., PILD. AMES S. PIERCE, Insfrucfor in I-Iisfory and Government AB.. A.M. FORBES B. WILEY, Benjamin Barney Professor of Malhernafics, A.B., PI1.D. EDSCZN C. RUPP, Associale Professor of Mallwemalics, Pl'1,B., CHOSABURO KATO. Assisfanl Professor of MaIl1emeIics, B.S., M.S., PI1.D. F. B. WILEY E. C. RUPP CI-IOSABURO KATO W. T. UTTER I-I. A. DEWEERD A. S. RODEN A. S. PIERCE MODERN LANG UA GES AUGUST ODEBRECHT A. B. SKINNER F. D. AMNER W, M. FELT ELIZABETH A. KELLOGG PHILOSOPHY F. C. WARD L. W, HATTERSLEY PSYCHOLOG Y L. C. STECKLE T. A. LEWIS PHYSICS L. E. SMITH R. H. HOWE AUGUST ODEBRECHT, Professor of Modern Languages, Ph.6., Ph.B., A.M. ALMA B. SKINNER, Assisfanf Professor of Modern Lan- guages, Ph.B., A.M. F. DEWEY AMNER, Assisfanf Professor of Moclern Lana guages, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. WILLIAM N. FELT, Assisfanf of Modern Languages, A.B., PLM. ELIZABETH AIRHEART KELLOGG, Special Insfruclor in Modern Languages, A.B., A.M. HENRY J. SKIPP, Assisfanf Professor of Modern Languages. A.B., A.M. F. CHAMPION WARD, Inslrucfor in Psychology and Philos- ophy, PMB.. MA.. Ph.D. LINN HATTERSLEY, Professor of Philosophy. LYNDE C. STECKLE, Assisfanf Professor of Psychology, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. THOMAS A. LENVIS, Professor of Psychology, A.B., Ph.D. LEON E. SMITH, Henry Chisholm Professor of Physics, B.S., Ph.D. RICHARD H. HOWE, Assisfanf Professor of Physics, B.S., M.S. ARTHUR L. HUFF, lnsfrucfor in Public School Music, AB., A.M. KARL H. ESCHMAN, Professor of Music and Direcfor of fhe Conservafory, Ph.B.. A.M. KING KELLOGG, Assisfanf Professor of Music, AB.. B.M.. Ph.D. SUE HAURY, lnsfrucfor in Piano. EMIL BEYER, lnsfrucfor in Piano MUSIC J.S I l A. L. HUFF K. H. ESCHMAN KING KELLOG6 SUE HAURY EMIL BEYER MEN'S PHYSICAL ED UCA TION W. J. LIVINGSTON SIDNEY JENKINS T. A. ROGERS C. A. TEMERARIO RELIGION SPEECH WfOMEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION . I I F. W. STEWART L. D. CROCKER H. I. BADENOCI-I S. L. HOUSTON I-I. A. BARR SOCIOLOGY ZOOLOGY F. D. DETWEILER A. W. LINDSEY G. D. MORGAN WALTER J. LIVINGSTON, Professor of PhysicaI Educafion. B.S. SIDNEY JENKINS, Assisfanf Professor of Physical Educafion, B.S., A.M, THOMAS A. ROGERS, Assisfanr Professor of Physical Educafion, Ph.B. C. A. TEMERARIO, Insfrucfor in Physical Educafion, B.S., M.S. FREDERICK W. STEWART, Professor of Religion, A.B., A.M., B.D. LIONEL G. CROCKER, Professor of Speech, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. HELEN I. BADENOCH, Assisfanf Professor of Physical Educafion, Ph.B.. A.M. SARA L. HOUSTON, Insfrucfor of Physical Educafion, A.B., MS. HELEN A. BARR, Professor of PhysIcaI Educafion. A.B., A.M. FREDERICK G. DETWEILER, Professor of SocioIogy, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. ARTHUR WARD LINDSEY, Professor of Zoology, A,B., M.S., Ph.D. GEORGE D. MORGAN, Associafe Professor of Zoology. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. 25 LIBRARY STAFF LOIS PEOPLES MARIAN BABBS W. C, EVANS A. N. CRAIGIE MRS. GEORGE GROGAN S. V. HOLLINGSWORTH 211 PUBLICITY AND ALUMNI OFFICE JIM COX JOHN BJELKE MARCENNA NHLLER I ----CLASSES-i- CLASSES senior junior sophomore freshmen .gznior gfdriri 1940 SENl0RS 29 ADAMS, ERMA, Ohio Wesleyan, I,2. AMMON, JUNE, Alpha Xi Delta, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Orchesis, 2, 3, Pan Hellenic Council, 3,4, President ol Alpha Xi Delta, . AULT, WALLACE, American Commons Club, Y. M. C. A., l, 2, 3, 4, C. Y. P. U., I, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, 4, De- bate, I, 2, 3, 4, Cosmopolitan Club, I, 2, International Relations Club, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, Blue Key, 2, 3, 4, Tau Kappa Alpha, 4, Varsity Track, 2, 3, Denisonian Staff, I, Denison Youth Committee Against War, 4. BAHR, JEANNE, Alpha Omicron Pi, Y. W. C. A., I, 3, 4, W. A. A., I, 2, 3. 4, Pan Hellenic Council, 3, 4, Out- ing Board, 4, Outing .CIul:i, 4, Ger- man Club, 3, 4. BAILEY, BERNARD, Lambda Chi Alpha, Franco Calliopean, 3, 4, Masquers, 3, 4, University Players, 3, Drum Maior, 3. 4, Who's Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges, 4, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4, Executive Committee ,Junior Proml, 3. BARLOW, BETTY MAY, Phi Society, Eta Sigma Phi, I, 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Franco Calliopean, 4. BARLOW, MERTON, A. C. C., Orches- tra, I, 2, 3, Band, I, 2, 3, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, Franco Calliopean, 2, Ger- man Club, 3. BARTHOLOMEW, JANE, Delta Gam- ma, Indiana University Extension, I, Editor, Denisonian, 4, President ol Delta Gamma, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., 2, 3, 4, Pan Hellenic Council, 2, 3, W. S. C-. A. Board, 2, W. A. A., 3, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, Crossed Keys, 3: Mortar Board, 4, Franco Callio- pean, 2, 3, 4, International Relations Club, 4, Who's Who in American Universilies and Colleges, 4, Senior Adviser for Freshmen Women, 4. BEARDSLEY, CHARLES: Kappa Sigma, Glee Club, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, D Association, Z, 3, 4, Vice Pres?- dent of M. S. G. A., 4, Class Presi- cient, 3, Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4, President, 4: Inter Fraternity Council, 3, M. S. G. A. Board, 3, 4. BELLAVIA, ALPHONSE J., American Commons Club: Spanish Club, 2, 3, Cosmopolitan Club, I, Z, Deputation Team, I, 2, M. S. G. A., I, 2. BERSTED, ROGER, Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon, Adytum, I, 2, Spanish Club, I, Track, I. BETHUNE, DONALD STIMSON, Phi Gamma Delta, Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4, Phi Society, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3. 4, Adytum Staff, I, 2: Editor, Portfolio , 4, Staff, Portfolio , 2, 3, 4, Franco'CaIIiopean, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Society, 2, Student Leader, Glee Club, 4, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Masquers, I, 2, 3, 4, M. S. G. A. Cabinet, 2, 3, Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities, 4. BISBEE, CLARK, Sigma Chi, Tennis, 3, 4. BLACK, JAMES, Kappa Sigma' Deni- sonian, I, 2, Adytum Staff, I, 2, Foot- ball, I, Basketball, I, Portfolio, 3, 4, Franco Calliopean, 3, 4, Masquers, 3, 4, President, 4, Y. M. C. A., I, 2. BLACKBURN, ROBERT V., Beta Theta Pi, Y. M. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Football, I 2, 3, 4, Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4, D Association, 2, 3, 4. BLADE, JOHN, Cheerleader, I, 2, 3, 4, D Association, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Geology Society, 2, 3, 4. BLAKE, RICHARD, Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, D Asso- ciation, 2, 3, 4, Secretary D Asso- ciation, 3, 4, International Relations Club, 2. 30 9: BLASDEL, EUGENE, Siqma Chi, Track Trainer, I, lnlernalional Relalions Club, 4. BLOCK, ROBERT, Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon, Foolball, I, Spanish Club, I: De- bafe, 4, lnlernalional Relafions Club, 2. BOLIN, MARY ELIZABETH, Chi Omega, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., 2, 3, 4. BOTTOMLEY, KATHRYN, Della Gamma, Weslern Reserve, I, Malh Club, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., 2, 4, W. A. A., 3, 4. BRANT, JOHN, Kappa Sigma, Band, I, 2. 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Denisonian, I, 2, Adyfum Sfaff, I, 2, Porlfolio, 2 3, Engineering and Physics Sociely, I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl, 3, 4, G-lee Club, 4, Orcheslra, I, 2, 3, Consrilulion Commiifee, 3, 4, Camera Club, 2, 3. BRAUN, BETTY, Della Della Della, Y. NN. C. A., l. CAREY, DAVE, Kappa Sigma, Engi- ncering Socicly, I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 2, 3, 4. CHAPPELL, DONNA, Y. W .C. A., I, 2, 3 4, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4. COLLANDER, NED, Phi Delia Tlwela, Masquers, I, Universify Players, Forum Club, Orcheslrag Y. M. C. A. COONS, FRANCES, Della Della Della, Y. W, C. A., I, 2, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 41 W. A. A. Board. CRAWFORD, HOWARD, Sigma Chi, Foolball, I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, I. CURTIS, LAWRENCE, Kappa Sigma, Fcclball, I, Phi Sociely, Denisonian, I. 2, Dramafics, 2, 3, Geological So- ciely, 2, 3. DAYCH, DONALD, Amercian Commons Club, Chemislry Sociely, 3, 4. DEAN, FOREST, Kappa Sigma, Glee Club, 3, 4, Chemistry Sociely, 2, 3, 4. DEANE, DOROTHY, Y. W. C. A., l, 2, 4, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Mafh Club, I, Franco Calliopean, 2, 3, 4, Precidenl, 4, Chemisfry Club, 2, 3, Porlfolio, 4, W. S. G. A. Judiciary, 4. DEER, GORDON, Lambda Chi Alpha, Band, I, Orcheslra, 4, Foolball, I, Y. M. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Cosmopolilan Club, I, 2, Malh Club, 2. 3 I DE BEAUCLAIR, JEANNE, Della Della Della, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, W. S. G. A. Cabinel, 3, 4, Chairman of Judiciary, 4, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, 4, Crossed Keys, 3, Presidenl, 3, Morfar Board, 4, W. A. A., I, 2, Board of House Presidenfs, I, Chemislry Sociefy, 3, Infernafional Relalions Club, 4, Pan Hellenic Coun- cil, 4, Presidenl ol Della Della Della, 4, Spanish Club. DICKSON, JOSEPH, American Com- mons Club, Y. M. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, D Associalion, 2, 3, 4, Varsily Track, 2, 3, 4, Inlerfrafernifv Council, 3, Blue Key, 3, 4, M. S. G. A. Cabinel, 4, Cosmopolilan Club, I, 2: Debale, I, 4, Who's Who in American Uni- versilies and Colleges, 4, Sludenl Pas- tor, 2, 3, 4. DI DOMENICA, EDNA, Chi Omega, Y, W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A. Cabinel, I, Orcheslra, I, 2, 3, Cos- mopolilan Club, I, lnlernafional Re- lalions Club, 4, Junior Prom Com- millee, 3, Presidenl of Chi Omega, 4. DIXON, RICHARD, Bela Thela Pi, Freshman Foolball Trainer, Y. M. C. A., 3, 4, Debafinq Team, 2, 3, 4, In- lernalional Relafions Club, 4, Tau Kappa Alpha, 4. DUFFEY, DONALD BLINN, Phi Gamma Della, Presiclenl, D Associalion, 3, 4, Varsify D , Baseball, 3, Foolball, I, lnferlralerniry Council, 3, 4. ELLIOT, JESSE SILER, JR., Phi Gamma Della, Foofball, I, Baskefball, I, Varsify D Basketball, 2, 3, 4, D Associafion, 2, 3, 4. ESCHMAN, BARBARA, Della Della Della, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A. Cabinel, I, Delta Omicron, I, 2, 3, 4, Crossed Keys, 3: W. S. G. A. Cabinel, Presiolenl of Y. W. C. A., 4, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Morlar Board, 4, Who's Who in American Univerti- Iies and Colleges, 4, Consfilulion Commillee, 4, Secrelary of Class, I, W. A. A., I, 2, Denison Sfring Quar- lefle. EVANS, HELEN, Alpha Omicron Pi, Y. W. c. A., i, 2, 3, w. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Masquers, 3, 4, Tau Kappa Al- pha, 3, 4, Debafe, I, 3, 4. EVENSEN, ELINOR, Alpha Xi Della, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, Class Officer, 2, Oulinb Board, 3, Phi Sociely, Malh Club, I. EWART, ALISON, Alpha Phi, New York Universily, I, W. A. A., 2, 3, 4, W. A. A. Moard, 4, Y. W. C. A., 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 3, 4, Denisonian, 3, 4, Adyfum Slaff, 2, Franco Callio- peari, 3, 4, Universily Players, 3, 4. FRANKE, RUTH, Alpha Phi, Flora Slone lvlalher, I, 2, Adyfum, 3, Y. W. C. A., 3, 4, Y. W. C. A. Cabinel, 4. FROST, WILBUR, Kappa Sigma, Malh Club, Freshman Track, Varsily Track, 2, 3, 4, D Associalion, 3, 4. GALLOWAY, REBECCA, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Della Orriicron, 2, Treasurer, 3, Vice-Presidenf, 4, Y. W. C. A. Vice- President, I, Freshman Adviser, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl, 4, W. A. A., I, 2, W. A. A. Board, 3, Treasurer, 4, Women's Board of Afhlelics, 4, Sophomore Represenfalive W. S. G. A. Board, 2, Judiciary Board, 3, House Presidenl, 2, Orchesis, 2, Adylum, I, 2, 3, Crossed Keys, 3, Freshmen Ad- viser, 4. GOODWIN, AGNES, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Oberlin College, I, 2, Glee Club, 3, Chapel Choir, 3. GORDON, JOSEPH, Siqma Alpha Ep- silon, Foolball, I, Baskelball, I, 2, 3, 4, Baskelball Capfain, 4, Presidenl, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 4, Vice-Presi- den? S. A. E., 3, Inlerfral Council, 2, 3 4, Blue Key, 3, 4, O. D. K., 3, 4, M. S. G. A. President, 4, Inferna- fional Relalions Club, 2, Spanish Club, I, Who's Who, 4, D Asso- cialion, 2, 3, 4. GREGG, MARY JANE, Alpha Phi, Trans- fer from Slevens College, I, Y. W. C. A., 2, Glee Club, 2, 3. 32 HANNA, AMES, Kappa Sigma, Fool- ball, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, I, 2, 3, 4, Band, I, Forum Club, 2, Y. M. C. A., 2, 3. HARRISON. CHARLES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Ohio Wesleyan, I, Inferna- Eiorgal Relalions Club, 4, Varsify Track, HARTLEY, DURWOOD, Bela Kappa, Glee Club, 4, Chapel Choir, 3, 4, Y M. C. A., 3, 4, Masquers, 4, Uni- versify Players, 3, 4, Chorus, 3. HASSARD, WILLIAM HENRY JR., Phi Gamma Della, Adyfum Sfaff, 3, Deni- sonian, 3, 4. HITE, WILLIAM, Phi Mu Alpha, I, 2, 3, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, Sludenl Conduclor, 4, Orcheslra, I, 2, 3, 4, Trans A+- Ianiic D. U. Colleqians Dance Band, I. 2. HOMCHIS, SUE, Chi Omega, Albian College, l, 2, Y. W. C. A., 3, 4. HOUGH, NORMAN GRANVILLE JR., Bela Thela Pl, Universily of Michigan, I: Foofball, 2, Denisonian, 2, 3, 4, P7 Della Epsilon, 3, President, 4, Glee Club, Z, 3, 4, Debaiing, 3, 4, Tau Kappa Alpha, 4. HUDSON, ARCHIE, American Com- mons Club, Y. M. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Cosmopolilan Club, I, 2, 3, Inferna- fional Relafions Club, 4, Presidenl of A. C. C., 4, lnrerfralernily Council, gl bPresidenl, 4, Debale, 4, Malh u , I. HULLIGAN, BETTY, Della Delia Deus, Y. W. c. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, w. A. A., 3, 4. INNIS, CHARLES, Bela Kappa, Geolo- gical Sociely, I, 2, 3, Secrelary, 4. JACOB, MILDRED, Chi Omega, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 4, W. A. A., I, 2, 4, Glee Club, I, 2, 4, Malh Club, I, 2, 4, Language Union, I, 2, 4, House Presi- denf, 4, Allended Rochesler, 3. JEWETT, STERLING, Lambda Chi AI- pha, Band, I, 2, 3, Orcheslra, I, Glee Club, I, Chapel Choir, 2, Blue Key, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4. JONES, VIRGINIA, Ela Siqma Phi, I, 2, 3, 4, Phi Sociely, 2, Phi Bela Kappa, 3. KING, JOSEPH. KINNEY, DOROTHY, Y. W. C. A., 3, 4, W. A. A., 3, 4, Oufinq Club, 4, In- lsfrnafional Relalions Club, 3, 4. KLEMM, BETTY, Kappa Alpha Thela, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, W. S. G. A., Adyfurn Slaff, 3, Phi Sociely, Crossed Keys, Morfar Board, Who's Who, International Re- Ialions Club, 4, W. S. G. A. Board, I, 3, 4. 33 KCOS, BETTY, Delta Delta Delta, Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, w. A. A., I, 2, 3, Freshman Guild, I, International Relae tions Club, 4. KRIEG, JEANNETTE, Kappa Kappa Gamma, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Ady- tum, 3, Y, W. C. A., I, 2, 3, Outing Board, 2, Eta Sigma Phi, I, 2, Palate Club, 4, W. A. A. Board, 4. LE Rot, GENE, sera theta Pi, Faoi- ball, I, 2, 3, 4, D Association, 2, 3, President, 4. LAMB, BURJO, Lambda Chi Alpha, 3, 4, Cosmopolitan Club, 2, 3, University Players, 3, 4, Debate, 2, 3, 4, iDra- matics, 2, 3, 4l, Albion College, I, Football, I, Track, I, Y. M. C. A., 2. LINDAMAN, DOROTHY, Alpha Phi: Y. W. C. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, Delta Omi- cron, 2, 3, President, 4, Chapel Choir. I, 2, 3, Phi Society. LINDSTROM, JOHN ADOLPH, Phi Gamma Delta, Omicron Delta Kappa, 3, 4, Blue Kev, Pi Delta Epsilon, I, 2, 3 4, Freshman Football, Varsity Base- ball, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 23, Senior Class President: Adytum Stait, I, 2, 3: Denisonian Statf, 2, 3: Enoineerinfi So- ciety, I, 2, 3, 4, Chairman, Junior Prom Committee, Omicron Delta Kappa, 4, M. S. G. A., 3, Who's Who. MCCOLLUM, JAMES, Siqma Chi, Freshman Debate, Denisonian, I, 2, 3, Denisonian sports editor, 2, Deniton- ian assistant editor, 3: Adytum, I, 2, 3, Adytum sport editor, 2, Adytum editor, 3, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4? Franco Calliopean, 2, 3, 4. MCCOY, HELEN, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Y. W. C. A., l, W. A. A., 3, 4, Aclyf tum I, 2, 3, Adytum associate editor, 3, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4, W. S. G. A. Council, 4, Orchesis, I, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary of Junior Class, 3. McCllO'IY, DONALD, Sioma Alpha Ep- silon, Bowlinq Green Univerrity, I, 2, Senior Associate Editor of Denisonian, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3, 4. MCGRIFFIN, ROBERT WILLIAM, Phi Gamma Delta, Portfolio, 4. MCINTYRE. JAMES, Siqma Chi, Morton Junior College, I, 2: Glee Club, 3, Masquers, 4, University Players, 3, 4, Debate, 4. MACKELFRESH, TAYLOR H., Beta Theta Pi, Denisonian, I, 2, 3, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3, 4, Glee Club. 2, 3, Pi Delta Epsilon, 3. 4, Math Club, I, International Relations Club, 2. MANDEL, DORIS PERLEY, Kappa Kappa Gamma, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A. President, 4, W. A. A. Board, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club, I, Junior Orchesis, 2, Crossed Keys, 3, Mortar Board, 4, Who's Who in American Colleges. MANDRY. DAVID, American Commons Club, Y. M. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3: Cosmopolitan Club, 2, Y. M. C. A, Vice President, 3, 4. MARTINDALE, VIRGINIA, Kappa Alpha Theta, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, Freshman Guild, Franco Calliopean, 3, 4, Port' fol1io,4 4, Homecoming queen attend- an, . MATTHEWS, GLORIA, Alpha Phi, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net. 4: W. A. A., 2, 4, W. A. A. Board, 4, Orchesis, 4, Junior Orchesis, 3, Adytum, l, Crossed Keys, 3, Judi- viary, 3, Senior Adviser, 4. 3 4 MERCHANT, MARJORIE, Kappa Alpha Thefa, Era Sigma Phi, I, Masquers, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., l, 2, 4, W. A. A., I, 2, Phi Sociely. MOLEN, FRANKLIN, Sigma Chi, Phi Sociery, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Band Mana- ger, 4, Chernisfry Sociely, 2, 3, 4, Adylum, 2. MONOHAN, FRANK, Sigma Chi, Den- isonian, I, Spanish Club, I, Franco Calliopian, I. MORGAN, EVELYN. MORRISON, SUZANNE, Alpha Omic- ron Pi, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Sororify Presidenl, 4. MCWERY, MACILLE, Alpha Phi, Fresh- man Guild, W. A.,A., I, Era Sigma Phi, I, 2, 3, 4, Ela Sigma Phi Presi- denl, 3, Phi Sociely, Oulinb Board, 2, Orchesis, 3, 4, Sororily Presidenf, 4. MUSAL, ALFRED, Phi Della Thela, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Business Manager, 4, Blue Key, 3, 4, Blue Key Vice-Presidenl, lnfer-fralernify Coun- cil, 3, 4, M. S. G. A., 3, 4, Fralernify Presidenf, 4. NORMAN, SETH, Phi Della Thela, Fcolball Manager, 3, D Associa- Iion, 3, 4, Universify Players, 3, 4, lnfer-Fralernily Council, 3, Chemis- Try Sociely, 2, 3, 4. ORCUTT, MARION, Kappa Alpha Thela, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A. Cabinef, I, 3, 4, Freshman Guild, W. A. A., 3, 4, Denisonian, l, 2, In- lernarional Relalions, 4, Freshman Ad- viser, 4. OXLEY, CHARLES, Phi Della Thefa, Mafh Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Band, I, 2. PERRY, WARREN, Siqma Chi, Freshman Debate, Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4, Baskef- ball, I, 2, D Association, 2, 3, 4, Infra-fraiernify Council, 3, 4, Fra- lernily Presidenl, 4. PHILIPPS, THOMAS, Chemislry Sociery, 2, 3, 4, Chemislry Sociely Presidenl, 4, Band, I, 2, 3. PIERCE, PHILIP, Kappa Sigma, Class Treasurer, I, Glee Club, 3, 4, lnler- frafernify Council, 4, lnlernalional Re- lalions Club, 4, Fralernily Presidenf, 4. PRICE, WILLIAM, Kappa Sigma, Malh Club, I, Z, 3, 4, Math Club Presidenf, 41 Phi Sociely, Phi Bela Kappa, 3, 4. PRITCHARD, DOROTHY, Kappa Alpha Thela, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Fresh- man Guild, Porlfolio, 4. RADEBAUGH, JUDITH, Alpha Phi, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Board, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, Adyfum, I, 2, Shaw House Presidenl, 4. 35 S NIOIl RANDOLPH, BOB: Sigma Chi Adylum ig Y. M. c. A., 2, 3, 4, Golf Team: 3 43 D Associafion, 3, 4. REED, MARY. REHN, RICHARD3 Phi Socielyg Chemis- fry Sociefy, 3, 4. REVIS, MURIEL3 Syracuse, l3 Musking- ham, 23 W. A. A., 3, 4. SACKETT, WINIFRED3 Della Gamma, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 43 Board, 2, 33 Denisonian, 23 Adyfum, 23 Homecom- ing Oueen Ahlendanf, 43 Pan-Hellenic, 2 3, 4. SAMMAN, JEANNEQ Della Delia Delia: W. A. A., I3 Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 33 Calumef, l3 Denisonian, 2, 33 Spanish Club, 33 lnfernalional Relalions Club, 43 Pi Della Epsilon. SANGREN, DOROTHY. SCHULTE, JAMES. J.: Bela Thela Pl: Fcofball, 1, 2, 3, 43 D Associalion, 2, 3, 43 lnfernafional Relalions Club, 45 Y. M. C. A., I, 2, 3, 43 All-Ohio Conference, 43 Foofball, 3, 4. SEARS, MARY ANN: Kappa Alpha Thela3 Skidmore, I3 Adylurn, 2, 33 Y. W. C. A., 2, 3, 43 W. A. A., 2, 3, 43 Board, 33 Sfudenl Affairs Commiffee, 3, 4. SHAFFER, JEANNEQ Kappa Kappa Gamma3 Y. W. C. A., I3 Presidenf, I3 W. A. A., I, 23 Phi Sociely, I: Crossed Keys, 33 Morlar Board, 43 Pan-l-lel- Ienic Council, 3, 43 Presicleni, 43 Who's Who, 43 Homecoming Queen, 43 Kappa Gamma Presidenf, 4. si-iANK, Rum, Alpha Phi: w. A. A., i, 2. 3, 4, Y. w. c. A., u, 2, 3, 47 caba- nef, l, 2, 3, 4. SHAW, BEATRICE3 Della Della Della3 Adylum, I3 Y. W. C. A., I, 23 W. A. A., I, 2. SHEPARD, THOMAS REESE3 Bela Thefa Pl: Presidenl, 43 Denisonian, I3 Bas- kelball, I3 Y. M. C. A., I3 Chairman ol Sludenf Commiffee for Conlrol of Aufos, 43 Infer-frafernify Council, 4. SHERWOOD, MARY ELIZABETH: Chi Omega, Phi Sociely, lg W. A., l, 2, 3, 43 Board, 33 Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 43 Ela Sigma Crossed Keys, 33 Vice- Presidenl Junior Class, 33 Morlar Board, 43 W. S. G. A., 3, 43 Presidenl, 43 Who's Who, 4. ' SHINN, MARY3 Kappa Alpha The+a3 Sfephens College, I, 23 Denisonian, 33 lnfernafional Relafions, 4. SHOCK, JANET3 Kappa Kappa Gamma: Freshman Guild: Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 33 W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Board, 23 D Associafion, 2, 3, 43 Varsify Golf Team, 2, 3, 43 Adylum, I, 2, 3. 36 ns o. SHRYOCK, JAMES, Washinglon Col- lege, I, 2, 3, Y. M. C. A., I, 2, 3, Chemislry Sociefy, 3, Inter-frafernify Council, 3, Chemislry Sociely, 4. SIEGRIST, GEORGE SAMUEL, Phi Gamma Della, Glee Club, Business Manager of Porffolio, 4. SIMPSON, ROBERT, Denisonian Sfaff, I, Adyfum, 2, Engineering Sociely, 2, Foofball Trainer, 2, 3, Malh Associa- Iion, I, 2, 3, 4. SOWLE, MARGARET, Alpha Phi, Fresh- man Guild, I, W. A. A., I, 2, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, Inlernalional Relalions Club, 4. STIMMEL, BETTY LOU, Stephens Col- lege, I, 2, Y. W. C. A., 3, 4. STOLL, FLORENCE, Alpha Phi, Y. W. C A., I, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Oufing Board, 3, Junior orchesis 3, Morfar Board, 4, Presidenf, 4, Ju- diciary, 4, Senior Adviser, 4. SWEET, VIRGINIA, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, lnternafional Relafions Club, 4. TAYLOR, BETTY, Kappa Alpha Thefa, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., I, Phi Sociefy, Infernafional Relafions Club, 2, 4. TAYLOR, ELIZABETH, Chi Omega, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., I, Freshman Cabinef, I, Pan-Hellenic Council, 3, 4, Junior Prom Commillee. TRUESDALL, MARGARET, Kappa Alpha Thela, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Adylum, 3, Universify of Arizona, 3. VAN HORN, ELIZABETH, Alpha Omic- ron Pi, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4. VAN VOORHIS, SAMUEL, Bela Thefa Pi, Denisonian, I, 2, 3, Adyfurn, I, 2, ga-gnera Club, I, 2, Y. M. C. A., I, VENNING, JACK, Sigma Chi, Freshman Fcofball, I, Denisonian, I, 2, 3, Ady- fum, I, 2, 3, Associafe Edifor, 3, Y. M. C. A., I, 2, 3. VICK. ROBERT, American Commons Club, Depufafion, I, 2, 3, 4, Debate, I 2, 3, 4, Debale, I, 3, 4, Band, I, 3, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Y. M. C. A., I 2, 3, 4. VORHIS, BARBARA, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Glee Club, I, 2, W. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., I, Orchesis, 3, 4. WALKER, BARBARA, Masquers, 3, 4, Denisonian, 4, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. Cabinef, 3, W. A. A., I, 2, 3. 37 WATSON, BARBARA, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Board, 4, Orchesis, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Masquers, 3, 4, W. S. G. A. Board, 4, Vice-Presi- dent of Sophomore Class, 2, Secre- tary of Senior Class, 4, Adytum, 4. WEBB, STAFFORD, Lambda Chi Alpha, Band, I, 2, Y. M. C. A., I, 2, 3, Cabinet, 2, Cosmopolitan Club, 2, Inter-Collegiate Debate, I, 2, 4, Masquers, 2, 3, 4. WELCHER. MARION, Delta Gamma, Arlington Hall Junior College Ill, Y. W. C. A., 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., 3, 4, International Relations Club, 4, Ady- turn Statt, 4. WESTCOTT, PRISCILLA, Delta Gamma, Monticello College, I, Women's Glee Club, 3, 4, Manager, 4, Delta Omic- ron, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A., 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Senior Adviser, 4. WHEELER, CHARLES, Phi Delta Theta, Basketball Trainer, I, 2, Manager, 3, D Association, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4: Chemistry Society, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President, 4, Y. M. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4. WHEELER, ELNORA, Alpha Xi Oelta, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., I, 2, 3, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Outing Board 3, Crossed Keys, 3, Pan-Hel- lenic, 3, 4, International Relations Club, 4. ' WHITE, RICHARD HIRAM, Phi Gamma Delta. Freshman Track, Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4, Varsity D Track, 3, 4, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, D Association, 3, 4. WHITEHEAD, RICHARD, Phi Gamma Delta. WILEY, ROBERT, Kappa Sigma, Frosh Track, l, Varsity Track, 2. WILLER, RUSSEL, Kappa Sigma, De- bate, I, Freshman Guild, I, Spanish Club, I, Denisonian, I, M. S. C. A., I, University ot Cincinnatii, 2, Var- sity Trainer, 3, Student Attairs Com- mittee, 4, Student Constitution Com- mittee, International Relations Club, 4. WILLIAMS, BETTY, Kappa Alpha Theta, Randolph-Macon Woman's College, I, President Kappa Alpha Theta, 4, Vice-President Senior Class, 4, Ady- tum, 3, Y. W. C. A., 2, 3, 4, W. A. A., 2 3, 4, Treasurer W. A. A., 3, Or- chesis, 2, 3, 4, Chapel Choir, 4. WILSON, GORDON, Lambda Chi AI' pha, German Club, 2, 3, Cosmopol- itan Club, 2, Portfolio, 4. WOLFE, ROBERT, Sigma Chi, Denison University Players, 4, Football Mana- ger, 2, D Association, 3, Treasurer, 4, Blue Key, 2, 3, President, 4, O. D. K. 4, Math Club, I, 2, Treasurer of Class of I940, 3, 4, Phi Society, 2. WRIGHT, ROBERT JAMES, Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Society, President Phi Mu Alpha, 3, 4, Phi Mu Alpha, I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, President of C. L. Herrick Geological Society, 4, Orchestra, 3, 4, Band, I, 2, Freshman Guild, O. D. R., 4. 38 ,fs v 5 1 WILLARD KIBBY, PRESIDENT JANE MARTIN, SECRETARY LUCILLE JEFFREY. VICE-PRESIDENT TIM NORPELL, TREASURER unior aaa 0 79 0 UNIOR LEILA ACKERMAN CHARLYN ADAMS BARBARA ANDERSON MARY ATWATER PRISCILLA BARBOUR PAUL BARHOOVER ALFRED BARRAN JOHN BARRINGTON ADELA BECKHAM MARY BLAIR HAROLD BLOSSER CHARLES BOGGS ELISE BONNET BETTY BOUGHNER ROBERT BRAUNING SHIRLEY BROWN REID BRYSON LOIS BUCHANAN JEAN BUNJE ROY BURKHART SCOTT CAMPBELL JACK CARL HUGH CHITTENDEN JUNE CHRISTIAN KITTY COLLINS ELIZABETH COWGILL CAROLYN CRAIG MARVIN CUMMINGS DOROTHY DANN EMAJEAN DAVIS ELIZABETH DEAL EDWARD DEEDS JANE DORSEY JACK DOWNS RALPH DRAKE WILLIAM EDWARDS Leila Ackerman, lllinois Wesleyan's conlribulion lo lhe campus . . . Charlyn Adams, Della Omicron slarlelle who has learned a lhing or lwo since she came lo college . . . Bobbie Andersen divides her lime belween l-lamlel and Mclnlyre . . . Mary Alwaler, a gal wilh an air ol irresponsibilily . . . Taylor' Bailey, Jr. lransler who belongs lo lhe S.A.E.'s . . . Sas Barbour, l gol anolher leller from Ned . . .Paul Barhoover, Commons Club bursar and loolball aspiranl . . . Al Barran, Jr. Prom chairman and he's crazy aboul a rabbill' '... Tiger Barringlon, Kappa Sig's Granlland Rice. . . Adela Beckham, a red- head who wriles llaming verse . . . Mary Blair, a Beaver dish, phone number in lhe direc- lory . . . Harold Blosser, Denison's Lillle lvlinisler . . . Pele Boggs, mosl eligible bach- elor in Granville . . .Teddy Bonnel, Alha Phi Rembrandl-arlisl lo you . . . Belly Bough- ner, new prexy ol Alpha Xi and a real Babe Didrikson . . . Paul Braden, a Newark advocale . . . Roberl Brauning, nol lhe noisy lype bul carries on lhe Brauning lradilion . . .Shirley Brown, wears a Sigma Chi lrademark and her sororily's choice lor Adylum queen . . . Reid Bryson, a Phi Dell wilh a passion lor rocks . . . Lois Buchanan, Slay as sweel as you are . . . Bunnie Bunie, Barran's baby, never loo busy lor a dale . . . Roy Burk- harl, lhe slrong, conlidenl lype-loolball hero loo . . . Scollie Campbell, pel peeve is Don'l lhey make a cule couple?' '... Jack Carl, he's Sullrin lor Joey. . . Hugh Chillen- den, Commons Club lorensic llash ...June Chrislian, one ol lhe girls wilh hearl lrouble al home . .. Jane Cockerill, genial Jane is new on lhe campus lhis year . . . Killy Collins, leader ol W,A.A.'s ouldoor girls and wearer ol lhe D . . . Libby Cowgill, one-hall ol lhe guilar duel . . . Craigie Craig, Della Gam beauly ol lhe book slacks wilhoul lhal bookish personalily . . . Marvin Cummings, one ol lhose deep lhinkers-a philosopher . . . Dollie Dann, says a friendly hello lo each and everyone . . . Emaiean Davis, she'll leach lhe younger generalion phys. ed .... Belsy Deal, Chi O queen who slarls 'her reign in a new palace . . . Ed Deeds, has Phi Bele Overlones . . .Jane Dorsey, lhis im- maculale Thela wanls a Roehm-male . . .Jack Downs, a Phi Dell who gels around Pan- l-lellenically . . . Torchy Drake, a brave econ. major and inlra-mural alhlele . . . Bill Edwards, Lehigh lransler and calch ol lhe season . . . UNIOR Belle Ellis, Mrs, Howell says quole . . . Fink Finkenbeiner, Well, lhe boys will sup- porl us . . . FINNEY FINLEY, Dully's dynamic alom . . . Dick Fishell, pre-med sludenl and Phi Dell lunny man . . . Dave Flory, lhere are no more al home like him . . . Rulh Ford, are lhose big brown eyes as innocenl as lhey seem? . . . Tess Forsylhe, keeps Bea- ver in slilches . . . Belly Fosler, lhe only one who can mell Frosl . . . Rachel Fosler, lhose blonde locks are legilimale-really . . . June Freer, Sigma Chi sweelhearl, Phi Psi lavorile, slep up, who's nexl? . . . Richard Frye, lond ol Todhunler and pork pie hals . . . Dorolhy Funk, an aimable addilion via lhe lransler roule . . . Dollie Galloway, Whisller whiz lrom Cedarville . . . Muscles Gardiner, has Kappa's prelliesl pair ol lips and an eye on lhe lulure . . . J. J. Gales, wilh plenly ol money and Selh . . . Dollie Gallon, Gallon's sure lo gal along . Paul Gillespe, demon social lighl, nol more lhan lwo dales a year. . .Chuck Goux, every spring we lhink he'll change lo Wesleyan . . . Jackson Gowdy, Tiger, Tiger, burning brighl, goes lo Gilpalrick every nighl . . . Mela Gregg, Mela lo you maybe, bul caviar lo Clive . . .Tom Gregg, oh pShaw, he lrans- lerred lo Norlhweslern . . . Lillian Grimm, Grimm becomes Grin when Riddel walks in . . . Mo Haines, lirsl in cars, lirsl in skiis, lirsl lo discard his overcoal . . . Rosie Hall, 40 second kid and keeps lhree on lhe slring successfully . . . Dick Hall, Phyl's up his spare lime wilh Walkins . . . John Hammer, Kappa Sig's own l-lammerhaid . . . Ginger Hammerle, lhe D. T. D. pin surprises us, how long will il lasl? . . . Don Hanna, l gel along wilhoul you very well' '... Sian Hanna, lhe Kappa Sig parlner in lhe Phi Bele couple . . . Bob Hayes, lvlasquer's lechnician experl, where would Abe Lincoln have been wilhoul him? . . . John Herron, big school play boy going hog wild al D. U. . . . Jack Hoopes, lhe B-Baron bishop wilh lhe Cleveland relreal . . . Jim Howland, has whal mosl girls wanl, curly hair . . . Eleanor Howlell, Silence is golden . . . Mike Hubona, Sem salellile wilh a new way ol looking al lhings . . . Jeanelle Hull, music major and nol so shy as she used lo be . . . Phyllis Huffman, cullure in ilalics . . . JU IOR BETTE ELLIS PHYLLIS FINKENBINER BARBARA FINLEY RICHARD FISHELL DAVE FLORY RUTH FORD MARIAN FORSYTHE RACHEL FOSTER JUNE FREER RICHARD FRYE DOROTHY FUNK DOROTHY GALLOWAY MARY GARDINER JENNY JUNE GATES DOROTHY GATTON PAUL GILLESPIE CHARLES GOUX ROBERT GOWDY META GREGG TOM GREGG LILLIAN GRIMM WILLIAM HAINES JIM HALL RICHARD HALL JOHN HAMMER VIRGINIA HAMMERLE DON HANNA STANLEY HANNA ROBERT HAYS JOHN HERRON JACK HOOPES JAMES HOWLAND ELEANOR HOWLETT MICHAEL HUBONA JEANETTE HUFF PHYLLIS HUFFMAN JOHN INNIS DONALD IRWIN MARGARET IZANT LUCILLE JEFFREY STILES JEWETT ELAINE JOHNSON HOWARD JOHNSON WINIFRED JONES WILLARD KIBBY BARBARA KILLIAN JEAN KILLIAN JANE KING JEANNE KLEMM HARLAN KLEPFER KARL KLOMANN JEAN KONCANA LILLIAN KOVACHY LA VERNE KULHANEK FRANK LAEGELER WARD LAHM MARY LANCASHIRE MARY VIRGINIA LAY SUSAN LEROW ANN LEWIS LUCY LEWIS DORIS LUNDY WILL MCCARTNEY JOE McCLANATHAN CURTIS McKINNIE MARJORIE McNEILL ROBERT MACOMBER JACK MARSHALL JANE MARTIN JULIA MATHER ROBERT MAXWELL TOM MAXWELL John lnnis, quieT Granville BeTa Kappa, does his biT Tor The library . . . Donald Irwin, BeTa Kappa's giTT To Denison women . . . Peg lzan'I', more Tun being a probaTe Than a Phi BeTe . . . Chile Jeffrey, TheTa queen who goes in Tor publiciTy-men . . . Elaine Johnson, goT her accenT in Two shorT years . . . Eric Johnson, absenT wiTh leave This semesTer . . . Howie Johnson, Have you ever seen a dead man?' '... Winnie Jones, DelTa Gam bridge experT as we all lcnow Too d- - - well . . . Williard Kibby, does every- Thing buT kiss babies and hand ouT cigars . . . Barbara Killian, double TeaTure . . . Jean Killian, added aTTracTion-Kappa Sig pin . . . Jane King, we'd love To meeT your Sigma Chi . . . Klemmie Klemm, Flip ecl a coin and Jack was Down . . . Harley Klep- Ter, head oT men's judiciary and a corner on The campus cars. . . Karl Klomann, selT-con- TidenT Sig ornamenT on The campus. . .Jean Koncana, Masquer's Tind of The season . . . Val Kovachy, Sigs run in The Tamily . . . La Kulhanelc, campus cop and Kappa Sig's dream girl . . .Ward Lahm, phys. ed. maior and Tirey shorTsTop of D. U.'s baseballers ... Frank Laegeler, TraclcsTers counT on Laegeler's legs . . .Ta Lancashire, her laugh is her idenTificaTion . . . Mary Virginia Lay, a loyal A. O. Pi . . . Sue LeRow, anoTher arTisT's model . . . Queenie Lewis, never wiThouT ThaT brigh+ BeTa diamond . . . Lucy Lewis, Kappa prexy lasT seen in a maroon Buiclc wiTh a New Yorlc license . . . Diclr LewiTT, han- dles halT The Killian combine and has never been mixed up . . . Doris Lundy, a smile Tor everyone . . . Bill McCarTney, sleepy Sig who lilces June, bridge, and brew . . . Joe McClanaThan, geology brain, compeTes wiTh Rosie . . . CurTis McKinnie, a member of The club across Trom The library . . . Mari McNeill, join The navy in a hurry or you mighf miss The boaT . . . Bobbie Beachcomber, engineering brainchild and gripe-ediTorialisT . . .Jack Marshall, publicaTion big-wig and always dressed TiT To kill . . . MarTy Mar- Tin, an apple Tor The Teacher . . . Judy Mafher, an A. C. C. mememTo shines righT nexT To her sororiTy's brand . . . Bob Maxwell, Gamma Xi prexy and PorTTolio's new chief . . . Tom Maxwell, a Pre-Med sTudenT who's been signed by a red-head . . . UNIOR Jack Monfgomery, class of 4I's youngesf and he doesn'f look a clay-over . . . John Moore, brillianf-ediforial opinion-edifor in chief of Denisonian wifh fime for Glee Club and Universify Players . . . Richard Neal, S. A. E. newcomer and assef . . . Ney Nebel, fhe inspirafion of a local Beechies agenf . . . Johnnie Nelms, Joe's liffle bro- fher . . . John Neuberf, fhe lad wifh fhe Sipple-ly beaufiful voice . . . Tim Norpell, Phi Gam, Phi Befa prexy who dafes around . . . C. I. Owens, fhinks Thefa lips are sweefesf . . . Spenser Parsons, A. C. C. principal and a fricky debafer . . . Park Dickie Paxfon, found eifher armed wifh a camera or haunfing fhe physics lab . . . Bebe Phillips, holds a place in Rheff Davies' affecfions . . . Pick Pickrel, legacy supreme, Tri-delfs and Dem- ocrafs pick her . . . Roberf Pifer, biggesf man in Gamma Xi . . . Podunk Podorean, Union Sfafion shining lighf, haunfs wifh Spook on dark nighfs . . .John Praff, has been known fo prefer blondes . . .Jean Presfon, Jeweff Presf-on a pin . . . Sari Price, Piels and Price, fhe people's choice . . . Don Purvis, Lamda Chi pillar . . . Frifz Radke, well known fo all of us . . . Bob Randolph, leff af semesfers, if you need golf clubs, he sells 'em . . . Sally Rea, Delfa Gam prexy and a queen wifh a case on a Phi Delf . . . George Reed, A. C. C. supporfer from Sfeubenville . . . Mary Jane Reynolds, frecklecl A. O. Pi wifh a repufafion-for afhlefics . . . Do'H'ie Rhofon, D. G. Camille' '... Emory Richards, coaf of arms, crew capand skiis . . . Beffy Rowe, Rowe, Rowe, Rowe your boaf down fo Missouri U .... Joe Royce, fhe daring young man on fhe flying frapeeze . . . Maddy Rupp, Denison's Prime Minisfer . . . Barb Ruschli, l fhink fhe boys are awfully fighf wifh fheir pins here' '... Mary Lou Ryan, finy Y. W. head wifh big ideas . . . Frank Saxfon, week end-hospifal, week end-hospifal . . . Cy Scarriff, fhe Ed hopes you'll like This volume . . . Ginny Schuberf, an old flame never dies . . . Scofcho Scoff, Look away, look away Dixie land . . . Jack Servis, we hear fhey call him S-n-ervis . . . Sue Sharkey, wafches fhose chapel misbehaviorifes . . , Wilbur Shorfs, never says a super- flous word . . . Diana Shuebruk, Newark number wifh friends plus . . . UNIOR JOHN MONTGOMERY JOHN MOORE ELEANOR NEBEL JOHN NELMS JOHN NEUBERT THOMAS NORPELL WILLARD OWENS SPENCER PARSONS DICK PAXTON BEBE PHILLIPS ELEANOR PICKREL ROBERT PIFER CHARLES PODOREAN JOHN PRATT JEAN PRESTON IRA PRICE DON PURVIS SALLY REA GEORGE REED MARY JANE REYNOLDS DOROTHY RHOTON EMORY RICHARDS JACK ROEHM BETTY ROWE JOE ROYCE MADELEINE RUPP BARBARA RUSCHLI MARY LOU RYAN FRANK SAXTON RALPH SCARRITT VIRGINIA SCHUBERT KAY SCOTT JACK SERVIS suE SHARKEY wlLsuR SHORTS DIANA SHUEBRUK ELEANOR SHUMAKER MARCIA SIPPLE CAMILLE SKALAK BETTY SLADE JEANNE SMITH MARY E. SMITH RUTH SMITH PHYLLIS STACY BETTY STEWART CONSTANCE STILWELL VIRGINIA STRAITH BETTY JANE STRATTON TIM SWARTZ DAVE TAYLOR HOWARD THOMAS BEVERLY THOMSEN DAVID TIMRUD JAMES TOMPERT HARRY TOWNSLEY CHARLENE TREBING FRANKLIN TURNBULL FREDERICK UHLMAN JAMES UMSTED EDITH VAN HORN RUTH VIERLING VIOLET WALLGREN BARTON WALKER EUGENE WALKER ELLEN WATHNE PHYLLIS WATKINS RAYMOND WEST ANN WILEY DONALD WILLIAMSON WILLIAM WILSON ELIZABETH WRIGHT Q-gr U35 ,fx T wir' qu- I -YV' wh ,I Woody Shumaker, geTs a special Trom her special every Sunday morning . . . Marcia Sipple, a Junior Phi BeTe, one oT The upper Tew . . . Cam Slralak, AlphaTfecTed Phi . . . BeTTy Slade, an aThleTic ace who wears Kappa Sig jewelry . . . Jeanne Smi'l'h, Those snap- ping black eyes goT her a sword and shield . . . Monnie SmiTh, any Task you give her is eTTicienTly done . . . RuTh SmiTh, l Think I'II wriTe a leTTer and hope iT doesn'T arrive . . . Phyl STacy, Oh yes, we oT The TheaTer . . . BeTTy STewarT, Trying ouT her TaTher's courses This year . . . Connie STilwell, one oT The TourTh Tloor eliTe OT Shaw . . . Virginia STraiTh, a gal who is a real equesjrrienne . . . B. J. STraTTon, a phys. ed. maior inTeresTed in ArT . . .Tim SwarTz, parTner in SwarTz-Oberhelman hearTbrealcing machine . . . Dave Taylor PaleTTe club head who slipped The Belle a ring . . . Howie Thomas, Co-capTain oT The Large Red . . . Beverly Thomsen, a Chi O acTive aT lasT-baTs in The A. C. C. league . . . Dave Timrud, Superman -acTor, sTudenT, auThor, TuTor, gymnasT, eTc. . . . Jim TomperT, Sigma Chi inspiraTion Tor My SilenT Mood . . . Harry Townsley, Glee Club Busyness-Man . . . Brenda Trebing, Sigs, Phi DelTs, and BeTas compeTe . . . FriTz Turn- bull, Blue Keyer and perhaps a TuTure Mr. Turnbull of our econ. deparTmenT . . . Fred Uhlman, Bowling Green bulldog oT Gamma Xi . . . Umpie UmsTed, connoisseur OT Tine arTs . . . Edi+h Van Horn, one of The beTTer Beaver babes . . . RuTh Vierling, Chi O wiTh The dreamy eyes . . . BarTon Walker, Phi Gam TransTer Trom NorThwesTern, all round guy . . . Gene Walker, whaT New Philadelphia, Ohio, did Tor us . . . Vi Wallgren, W. A. A. presidenT parading a BeTa pin from Case . . . Ellen WaThne, blonde Kappa wiTh loTsa' sTories OT The G. l. S .... Phyl WaTlrins, Tond of Newarlc's pride and ioy, TaT duck . . . Ray WesT, his nickname is Breezy, nuTT' said . . .Ann Wiley, came all The way Trom Tennessee This IiTTle rose oT Alpha Xi . . . Don Williamson, a represenTaTive of PaTaslcala who warbles wiTh The club OT Glee . . . James Wilson, deparTed member OT upper ArlingTon conTingenT . . . Bill Wilson, zoologisT supreme and pre-med grinder . . . Don Woodring, one oT The Lamda Chi ranchers . . . B. J. Wrighf, masTer oT all sporTs- one oT Miss Barr's IiTTle girls. UNIOR eniaf Junior en fd in any oodld S155 :Q 'Z 2555 inf x...m..g-1 11. .1 me T - 1 , ! f 4 I if V I I , 2 1., f 4, w if .. 1: , .,.J WILSON HALL SCI-IWARTZ P XTON ' DRAKE A JOHNSON HANNA I-ISCHELL-MACOMBER FISCHELL 50 GEORGE TRAUTMAN, JR., PRESIDENT 0,0 0l'l'l0l Q CL55 5' A C! SOPHOMORES MARY K. ADAMS JOAN ARMSTRONG RUTH BALDWIN NANCY BASH GEORGIA BAYRD JACK BELLAR CHARLOTTE BOGGS DELBERT BRANNAN JACK BRIGHAM GLEN BRITTEN MARGE BRUCKERT ANN BURGESS BETTY BUTZMAN JOE CALLAWAY SID CHAPIN JIM CHRISTIE FRAN K COLLINS PEG COLLINS OPHO IIRE DONALD ASHLEY NANCY BACKUS J U DY BATEMAN ROBERT BAUMGARTN ER BETTY BENDER ROBERT BIGHOUSE EARL BRANNON DICK BRIDGE SUE BROWN CAROLYN BRUCE DORIS BU RKHOLDER PEGGY BURNETT ED CAMPBELL JEANNE CHALFANT MARY JANE CLARK CATHERINE COFFMAN MARTHA COLLORD MARY ALICE CONGER J ERRY COWLES BETTY CRAIG CHARLES CRAWFORD ROBERT DAVIES RITA DAYHOFF CLAREN ANN DORSEY MARY DANIELS CE DENTON JACK DEWEY MARIAN DORSEY WILLIAM DORSEY RICHARD ELMER BETTY ENGLISH MARY DUNLAP JUNE ERNEST SUE FROWINE PANSY FRUSH ROBERT JANET GREENE DORIS GREGG TOM FOX GRABNER JACQUELINE GRAVES SALLY HARE CLIVE HELFERICH EARL HAYNES MARTHA HEYGEL LOUIS HICK MARY ANN HOFFINE JAMES HOLDEN MARJORIE HOFELICH ANN HOPKINS RUTH HOWARD ROBERT HOWARD MARJORIE HOWELLS RAYMOND HUDSON LORRAINE HUGHES IIPHO IIRE 53 HAL HUMPHRIES ANNE HUNTER HELEN JAWORSKI DEL JOHNSON CHARLES JONES JACK JONES ROBERT KENDALL ANNA KREIDER ANN LEWIS PAUL LEWIS BERT LUTTON LILLIAN McFADDEN SUE McKEE ROBERT EDNVARD MALISZEWSKI 0PHO 0RE VIRGINIA IRELAND FRANK IRVIN J. B. JOHNSON RAY JOHNSON TOM JUDD WILLIAM KATES VIOLA KLEINDIENST ' BARBARA KNooP MARY FRAN KOHLER MARJORIE LARWOOD JOHN LAY JOHN LEE ROBERT LITTLE BARBARA LOVE RICHARD McBURNEY EMILY McCORNACK EDWARD McFADDEN MACKENZIE DAVE MARQUARDT CAROLYN METCALF STEPHEN MINTON JEANNE MITCHELL WAYNE MOORE ROBERT MORLAN GEORGE MUNGER JACK MURPHY ELIZABETH MYLER PRISCILLA MYLER DONALD NYGREN ARTHUR ORME ALISON PHILLIPS MARY PILGRIM ISABEL RAMSOWER ROGER REED LOUISE RICHARDS MARJORIE RICHEY ROBERT ROBEY PAUL ROBINSON ROBERT SCHROEDER MARION SCOTT IIPHO ORE 5 JAMES MOYER GEORGE MUENCH WILLIAM MURPHY SHIRLEE MUTH HELEN NEEDHAM JOHN NICHOL JOHN ORWIG HALL PACKARD HARRIET PUFFER MYRLE PULLIS WILLIAM RENDALL WILLIAM RESTRICK JACK RILEY JEFF ROBERTS BRINCA ROOT RUTH ROUDEBUSH LESLIE SEAGRAVE HELEN SEFTON 0RES SOPHO ROY SEILS ALICE SHEPARD PAULINE SHERBONDY WILMA SHIVELY JOHN SIMS WILLIAM SISSON CLIFFORD SMITH DAVID SMITH ROBERT SMITH EDWIN SORENSON MILLARD SOUERS WILLIAM SPENGLER EDWARD SPERRY MARIANNA STANDER DAVID STEPHAN GAIL STEWART CHARLES STINER RICHARD STITT JOANN SWARTZ JOHN TALLMAN LYLE TAYLOR WILLIAM TAYLOR JAMES TIEMANN BETTY TINNERMAN MARY TODHUNTER PATRIC TOTO MARJORIE TOUCHE THELMA TRETHEWAY JOAN VOKES BETTY WALKER FRANK WARD HAZEL WATKINS HARRIET WATSON ELIZABETH WEEKS BETTY JANE WESTFALL NORMAN WILCOX Y ' .mn MARY ALICE WILLETT ' ,F S. - 5 V ANNE WILLIAMS A - T V, A I , I! CLYDE WILLIAMS A ' Q ' I FRANCES WILLIAMSON I, .- , I I Q 6 I SARA JANE wooDYARD II I I R, ' ANNE WRAY it A A - 56 we I gl Q6Al'l'L6Ll'l 6555 0 1943 ROW ROW ROW ROW I: ANTOINETTE ALEXANDER. ROBERT ANDREWS, WILLIAM ANTHONY, KATHRYN ASHINGER, ROBERTA AULT, MARY LOUISE BAR- NETTE, BETTY BARTH, ANN BARTHOLOMEW, BETTY BECHTOLD, MARY JANE BENSON, FORREST BEERY. 2: JANE BERMONT, MARJORY BILLOW, BARBARA BJELKE, JACKSON BOYD, NANCY BREECE, BRUCE BRICKELS, ROBERT BRIGGS. GENE BRIGHT, BETTY BRODE. REX BROPHY, DAVID BROWNE. 3: JUNE BROWN, WILLIAM BROWNHOLTZ, BARBARA BRUNNER, MAC LAIN BURRISS, IRMA BUSDIEKER, RICHARD BUTTERMORE. VIRGINIA BYGDEN, CASELLA CALL, ELIZABETH CAMPBELL, JOHN CAVAGROTTI, BOYD CHAIMBERS. 4: ERIC CHILDE, WILLIAM CHIRM, SUE CHRISTENA, CATHERINE CHRISTIE, BARBARA CLATWORTHY. CARL CLENDENING, WALTER CLOSE, ROBERT COLBY, PAUL CONVERSE. LORRAINE COOPER, DONALD COPPEL. FREHE 57 ROW I: NATALIE COWAN, JOE CRAIG, MARY JANE CRAIG, JEAN CRISP, WILLIAM CROSMAN, JACK CURRIER, GEORGE CURTIN, DORO THY DALEY, GAIL DAUENHAUER, GRAYBURN DAVIS, MARJORIE DAVIES. ROW 2: ELIZABETH DAWSON, ELLEN DE BARY, JAMES DECKER, MARTHA DECKMAN, ROBERT DELL, ROBERT DEVEREAUX, ALBERT DICK SON, JOE DI TIRRO. RUTH DOLLE, DOROTHY DONNER, ROBERT DUNCAN. ROW 3: HOMER EDWARDS, DOROTHY EICHELBERGER, MARCIA ELKINS, JOHN ELLOR, SUELLA ELSTON, ALICE ESCHMAN, ZOE EUVER ARD, GEORGE ESTEY, MARGARET EVANS, PEGGY EVANS, JEAN FAHRENBACH. ROW 4: WARREN FELLABAUM, BEATRICE FENN, JEAN FESSENDEN, BROOKS FIELDS, HAROLD FIFE, ROBERT FLEMING, JAMES FORD, MAR- TIN FREESE, JOSEPH FRONZAK, LYNDEN FULLER, ADELAIDE GERWIG. FRESH E FRESH ROV! I: DAVID GIBBS, ROBERT GIBSON, BYRON GOODELL, ROBERT GOODRICH, ELIZABETH GRAM, MARGARET GRATZA, HOWARD GRAY, ROBERT GRAY, ROBERT GRIMM, BILLIE HAARMANN, BARBARA HAGIE. ROW 2: HELEN HAMILTON. ROBERT HANNAWAY, MARJORIE HARRIS, CHARLES HARRIS, ROBERT HARRISON, MARY HART, EDWARD HARTENIAN, JOE HATTERSLEY, FAYETTE HENCH, BETTE HENNE, WILLIAM HEYWOOD. ROW 3: FREDERICK HIGINBOTHAM, VIRGINIA HILL, JEAN HINKSON, JOAN HITE, GORDON HOFFMAN, WARD HOLT, EDGAR HOLTZ, LOUISE HOLZER, JEAN HOOPER, WILLIAM HOPKINS, JEAN HORN. ROW 4: MARY HOUSER, WARREN HOWELL, URBAN HUBONA, MARTHA HUNT, PAUL HYLBERT, CHARLOTTE JOHNSON, LOUISE JOHN- SON, MARTHA JOHNSON, ROBERTA JOHNSON, DOXEE JONES, JANE JONES. 59 ROW I: MARCELLA JONES, EMILY KING, ALDON KINNEY, JOHN KINNEY, ELIZABETH KISSAM, LOUISE KOEHL, MARILYN KOONS, ROB- ERT KRIDLER, MARY KREISEL, WALTER LAKE, MARY BELLE LAMBERT. ROW 2: JAMES LANTZ, BARBARA LEGLER, VIRGINIA LENTZ, MARY LINTHICUM, JANE LOEWENTHAL, GRACE LORIG, HUGH McCULLOCH, JOHN McCUNE, THELMA MCKELL, BETTY McMILLAN, BETTY MAESCHER. ROW 3: TOM MAPES, JEANNETTE MARLOW, SUSAN MARTZ, ANNE MATTHEWS, MARY KAY MEDDAUGH, ARLENE MEIFERT, CONSTANCE MEISNER, FAYE MELICK, BARBARA MILBURN, JOAN MILLER, JOHN MONSON. ' ROW 4: MARY LOU MOODY, MARY MOON, RICHARD MORGAN. BETTY MORSE, URA MAE MUNRO, WILLIAM MURTON, JAMES MYERS, SUE MYERS, ELIZABETH NELMS, JANET O'BRYAN, TOM OUIMET. FREIQIE 60 ROW ROW ROW ROW FRESHIVI N I: PHILIP OXLEY, JOAN PACE, ROBERT PARKER, MARIAN PARKS, MARTHA PARRISH, JOYCE PATNOE, ROBERT PATRICK, ROBERT PEIRCE, BETTY PEASE, BLANCHE PETERS, RICHARD PETREOUIN. 2: MARY PHILIPPS, JOSEPH POPAZIVANOV, MARTHA PRATT. JACK PROBST, DICK PROSCH, ELEANOR RAINE, ROSS RANDOLPH, WILLARD RANKIN, PHYLLIS REID, HELEN RHU, JAMES RIDDLE. 3: STANLEY ROBERTS, GERALD ROBINSON, HOWARD ROBINSON, THOMAS ROBINSON, WILSON ROBINSON, PAIGE ROBY, RUTH ROMMEL, DAVID ROOT, JOAN ROSENTHAL, JOHN RUCKER, AUDREY RUGG. 4: ROSANNA RUH, FLORENCE SATTEM, DAVID SAUER, ELINOR SCHUBERT, BARBARA SCHUMANN, JOHN SEARLS, ELEANOR SHAW, DOROTHY SHELDON, ANN SHEPARD, ROBERT SIBBISON, MARCELLA SIEPLEIN. 6I ROW I: JEAN SIGMIER, PAUL SIVERTSEN, ANN SLAUGHTER, HENRY SLINGERLAND, BETTY SMITH, ELNOR SNEDDEN, ALICE SNOW, FRANK SPARKS, JEAN STARK, EDWARD STEINER, ROBERT STEMLER. ROV! 2: ELOISE STEVENS, GIRVINA STODDARD, LYNETTE STODDARD, PATRICIA STODGHILL, RICHARD STRAITH, AIMEE STUART, JOE- HANNA SUFFRIN, JANE SULLIVAN, LOUISE SUTLIFF, JOSEPH SWARTZ, FRANK TAGGART. ROW 3: BETSY TAYLOR, JACK THIELE, ANITA THOMPSON, BARBARA TIGHT, THOMAS TROUT, DICK TSCHANTZ, JEAN UPHAM, JANE VAN BUREN, MARY VAN NATTA, ROBERT VICKERS, VIRGINIA WEBB. ROW 4: HELEN WEIANT, LOUISE WEISHAUPT, MORTON WEISS, OLIVER WELF, BETTY WELLS, CAROLYN WENDT, RUTH WESTCOTT, FORD WHEELER, PHYLLIS WHEELOCK. DOROTHY WHITE, EUGENE WHITE. ROW I: MARYLINE WHITE, ARNOLD WIGLE, ROBERTA WILHELM, BARBARA WILLIAMS, DOROTHY WILSON, NORMAN WILCOX, DORO- THY WINANS, RICHARD WINKLER, RAINSFORD WINSLOW, JOSEPH WISE. ROW 2: MARY LOUISE WOLF, HAROLD WRIGHT, MAX WRIGHT, THOMAS WUICHET, WILLIS WYGANT, CHARLES YOUNG, JOAN YOUNG, LINDSEY YOXALL, JEANNE ZIMMERMAN, BARBARA ZWAYER. FRE HIVIEN H ATHLETICS football basketball spring sports womon's athletics joofgaf 0 ?Lf'T'fo T' o a h T3 'A f fd ' ':'1IH 'i'Z r .-.. - Hn , , , Y 7::LT'T H' i-'Tf Yfigfh 1T f ,gf L-:,' Froni Row: Temerario, line coach, Tofo, Le Roy, Marquardi, Gif'Fin, Snider, capfain, Blackburn, Schulie, Crawford. Hanna, T. A. Rogers, head coach. Second Row: Wesf, manager, Johnson, Afhey, Dippery, Howard, Bellar, Barhoover, Barran, Traufman, Burkharf, Thomas, W. J. Livingsfon, aihleiic direc+or. Third Row: Carl, Ward, Riley, Price, Downs, McCar'rhy, Swainharf, Jones, Gulleff, Seils, Bridge, Norpell, manager. EOGFCJ of Sfategg Q N ANX Line Coach Temerario, Capfain Snider, Head Coach Tommy Rogers. j700fA,J Giffin, Barran, Jones. Crawford, Downs. Snider, Schulfe, Johnson, Burlxharf. In a season marred by numerous iniuries, fhe Big Red, led by Caplain Moose Snider, com- plefed an eighl' game schedule by copping six vicfories while bowing To Muskingum and Marielia on successive Sarurdays. From a small squad well equipped wilh veferan linemen, bul' lighl' in experienced backs. coaches Tom Rogers and Tim Temerario molded a ieam which had greal defensive sfrengfh and one of lhe finesf passing allaclcs in lhe sfafe, buf lacked consisfenf running power. Eighl Denison seniors finished lheir collegiale grid careers, including linemen Ames Hanna, Howard Crawford, Bob Blackburn, and Jim Schulre, and backs Roy Giffin, Monroe Snider, Gene LeRoy, and Bill Marquardl. Al Barran and l-loward Thomas, junior laclcle and guard respeclively. were selecled as co-cap- 'lains of lhe I94O Denison grid learn. f.Lff.5.,1aff Dippery, Carl. Aivf,1n5?s,gE5y1 cw .3522 H ' ' 9. 1 P,-:ss DENISON 6 TRANSYLVANIA 0 lnaugurafing The I939 season, The Big Red served. nofice of iTs sTrengTh on The Ohio Conference by drubbing The Transylvania Pioneers, 26 To 0, Affer a scoreless firsf period, Denison's affack began clicking, and four Touchdowns were scored in The Iasf Three sTanzas. Rain during The second half halTed a Giffin-To-Burkharf aerial circus and caused fumbles which nullified Two Touchdown drives. The Big Red gained 312 yards, including an even hundred by Snider, To II3 for Their opponenTs, while rolling up I6 TirsT downs To seven for Transy. DENISON 2l OHIO NORTHERN I2 In The firsT conference game of The season, Denison Trounced Ohio NorThern 2I To I2 afTer a slow sTarT. WiTh The Polar Bears leading I2 To O as The resulT of Two susTained drives, The Big Red launched a second half aTTack which neTTed Three Touchdowns, all The oufcome of The Giffin-To-Burlzharf passing combinaTion. Forward passing provided The margin of vicfory as Denison made only I0 firsf downs To The Polar Bears' I3 and gained 215 yards To 218 for Norfhern. DENISON 6 MUSKINGUM 20 Before a homecoming crowd of 5,000, Denison received iTs firsT sefback of The year by losing To Muskingum, 20 To 6. The Muslcies, Taking advanTage of an injury-ridden Bi Red eleven, coma pIeTely sfopped The Big Red's running aTTaclc and aio inTercepTed six Denison passes. The only D. U. Tally came in The Third period on a 38 yard pass from Snider To BurkharT. The sTaTisTics show ThaT Muskingum neTTed 255 yards from scrimmage as compared To I2I for Denison, and I2 firsT downs To six for The Big Red. A Teafure of The day was The reunion of Denison's I9I4 gridiron squad, The Big Red's firsT conference championship Team. DENISON 6 MARIETTA 7 In a deluge of rain and sTilI minus The services of a number of regulars, The Big Red losT iTs second game of The season To MarieTTa, 7 To 6. D. U. was unable To pass, due To The weafher, and iTs running offense was plagued by a ToTal of eighT fumbles. Several excursions deep inTo MarieTTa TerriTory were sTopped by cosTIy fumbles. Blackburn, Le Roy, Afhey. Bellar, Thomas, MarquarcIT. The climax of The game came when Gif'fin's aTTempTed conversion affer Touchdown hiT The cross-bar. The final gun wenT off wiTh The ball on MarieTTa's four yard sTripe. Denison ouT-gained The Pioneers I85 yards To IDB and rolled up Ten firsT downs To four for MarieTTa. DENISON 3 WITTENBERG 0 WiTh odds Two To one againsT Them, The Big Red Took revenge for a T938 upsef by defeafing WiTTenberg, 3 To 0. WiTh 40 seconds leff To play, G-iffin kicked a field goal To provide The margin of vicTory. Denison was aT iTs peak in This game. Affer overcoming a firsf quarfer ThreaT by The Lufherans, They dominafed The play for The remaining sTanzas. The Big Red made 268 yards from scrimmage and I2 TirsT downs, while WiTTenberg gained l42 yards and had I0 TirsT downs. DENISON I3 OBERLIN 7 Denison chalked up iTs fiffh win of The season by defeaTing The Oberlin Yeoman, I3 To 7. The, Big Red made a 52-yard Touchdown march in The iniTial period, buf The Yeoman rallied and iT was noT unfil The final quarTer ThaT Denison Tallied The winning Touchdown. Burkharf and Snider led The assaulf which neTTed The decisive six-poinfer. While gaining 25I yards from scrimmage To 66 for Oberlin, The Big Red rolled up I3 firsT downs To one for The Yeomen. DENISON 40 WOOSTER 6 The Rogersmen senT The WoosTer ScoTs down To defeaf for The firsT Time since T932 before a Dad's Day crowd of 4,500. The score was a lopsided 40 To 6 figure. The fray marked 50 years of aThIeTic relaTions beTween.The Two schools, and wroTe a finale To Coach L. C. Boles' 25 years of gridiron leadership aT WoosTer. Denison's superior offensive power neTTed six Touchdowns, five of which were on passes by Giffin. Defensively, The Big Red held for downs four Times wiThin The 25 yard sfripe. The sTaTisTics show Denison rolling up 3I6 yards To I85 for The visiTors. +ysE.Q2ii5-fi. I TJ gI e6Al'IfL6lI'l joofgaf Y Firsi' Row: Kehle, Fields, Di Tirro, Young, Myers, Brophy, Goodrich, Harris, Slingerland, Chirm, Fife. Second Row: Souers, Pierce, Robinson, Edwards, Hannaway, Wheeler, Robinson, Ellor, Afhey, Chambers, Popazivanov On en off night, Denison lost its first game to Zz-wLeiLa! Front Row, Kneeling: Marquardt, Brigham, O. Jones, J. Jones, Orme, Lahm. Second Row: Johnson, manager, Blake, Harrison, Gosnell, McFadden, Elliott, Stiner, Burkhart, Marquardt, Captain Gordon, Jenkins, coach. Despite lack of experience, a heavily sophomoric team had the most successful Denison season in over a decade, winning ten contests and dropping nine. Seven of the nine losses were accounted for by two disastrous losing streaks in the middle of the season. Ike McFadden led the Denison scorers, 'rallying I37 points in I8 games, while Jack Jones and Dale Gosnell were nearest the leader in their totals. The Jenkinsmen garnered 745 points, while their oppon- ents scored a total of 762 counters. Completing their intercollegiate careers were four Denison seniors, Captain Joe Gordon, Jesse Elliott, Dick Blake, and Bill Marquardt. DENISON 56 KENYON 35 Getting off to a good start, Denison administered one of the worst defeats in years to an invading Kenyon team, 56 to 35. Never behind, the Big Red turned the game into a near rout with a second half splurge. O. Jones dumped in ten points and Harrison scored nine. TOURNAMENT DENISON 34 - HEIDELBERG 25 DENISON 43 OHIO NORTHERN 36 In a tournament at Findlay including Ohio Nor- thern, Denison, Findlay, and Heidelberg, the Big Red lived up to pre-season expectations by winning the championship. The Granville team knocked Heidelberg from the running 34 to 25 in the first game, with J. Jones racking up eight points and Harrison six. Mean- while Northern defeated the Findlay contingent, leaving the Big Red and Polar Bears for the final game. With D. U. leading by a slight margin most of the wav, a final spurt was put on as the champs defeated Northern 43 to 36. Again J. Jones led with eight points, while Gordon and Elliott each netted six. DENISON 26 WILMINGTON 3I Wilmington, 26 to 3l. Leading Il to I0 at the half, the. Big Red went into a slump as the Wilming- tonians accumulated a margin never lost. The only Redman who could find the basket was Rod Harri- son, whose total was a meager eight counts. DENISON 46 WILMINGTON 28 Denison's unpredictables again pulled the unex- pected and overwhelmed the Wilmington team which had previously beaten them, 46 to 28. After a six-all deadlock midway in the second period, the Big Red took control and during the second half did not allow the Ouackers to come closer than I2 points. Dumping I2 counters through the hoop before the intermission, McFadden totaled I6. DENISON 24 OTTERBEIN 33 Staging a savage second half drive that turned a close game into a 33 to 24 victory, Otterbein eliminated Denison from the conference's undefeated ranks and avenged two I93B-39 reverses at the hands ofthe Big Red. A mere seven points by Sophomore McFadden led the scoring for the Red and White. 69 DENISON 28 OHIO NORTHERN 43 Gaining revenge for the early season defeat by the Big .Red, the Polar Bears of Ohio Northern lumped into the lead at the start of the second half and were never headed. The final count was 43 to 28, with the margin of victory accounted for by accurate free throws by the Bears. Leading the losing cause was Harrison with eight points. DENISON 30 Wooster's conference cha added another link to the h Denison teams by being the WOOSTER 53 mps of a season ago istory of fourth co their iinx over nsecutrve team to defeat the Big Red. At one time the Scots had a lead of 26 points which the Big Red managed to narrow down enough to make the final score 53 to 30. Gosnell's -I0 counters and Elliott's nine furnished the only bright spots in the Big Red picture. DENISON 4l MOUNT UNION 38 Sparked by sophomores, Denison registered one of the most surprising upsets in the conference by stopping a fast moving Mt. Union team 4l to 38. A ten point handicap near the halt aroused the Baptists -to an offensive drive which accumulated I4 consecutive points. This spurt mainly accounted for the victory. Jack Jones was the big gun of the Denison at- tack, sinking I2 points. DENISON 49 OBERLIN 40 Leading throughout after the first ten minutes of play, the Big Red chalked up their fifth conference victory of the season at the expense of Oberlin, 49 to 40. Close guarding by Gordon and the Jones cousins, coupled with McFadden's three consecutive buckets instilled confidence necessary to whip the seemingly strong invaders. The diminutive Orval Jones rang up I4 points, mostly long shots from the corners. DENISON 38 OTTERBEIN 45 A definitely off-form Denison squad lost a second engagement to Otterbein, 45 to 38. A low scoring first half was followed by a fleeting lead, then the Otters completely deluged the Big Red in shots which rang up a lasting margin, Ike McFadden, who sank eight of ten free throws, paced the pointmakers with I2 counters. DENISON 32 JOHN CARROLL 38 In a charity game at Newark, John CarroIl's high flying Blue Streaks took the measure of the Biq Red by a 38 to 32 count. After a fairly even first half, the Jenkinsmen found themselves unable to stop the long shots of their opponents and never again came within six points of them. J. Jones with II tallies closely followed by Harri- son and McFadden accounted for most of Denison's scoring. DENISON 3l CAPITAL 34 Last minute scores by the Capital cagers dropped a Big Red team for its third consecutive defeat, 34-3I at EA warriors led throughout most of the game, but long shots near the end accounted for the margin of victory. McFadden and Jack Jones were high for Denison with eight and seven points respectively. DENISON 35 WITTENBERG 46 Able to ring up only seven points during a tragic first half, a ragged Denison team lost to Wittenberg 46 to 35. The Big Red staged a valient but unavailing finishing rally, but found the I7 point first half mar- gin insurmountable. Jack Jones led the D. U. hoop totals with ten Ennnts, barely nosing out McFadden, Gordon and iott. DENISON 50 MARIETTA 33 After a mediocre first half, an alert Denison ball club rebounded in the second period to whip Marietta 50 to 33. Leading by only four points at the recess, the Big Red aggregation proceeded with unerring accuracy to acquire the highest total they had achieved since the first game of the season. While Joe Gordon compiled Il points to lead the scoring, Gosnell racked up IO in the six minutes he played. DENISON 36 KENYON 34 ln a return encounter with Kenyon, the Biq Red five squeezed out a 36 to 34 win. After allowing the Lords three baskets at the start, Denison settled down and sank I7 points while their opponents tallied only a free throw. Twice in the second half Kenyon was one point ahead, but Denison managed to come out on the long end of the score. Jesse Elliott paced the Red and White cagers with I0 points. DENISON 5l OHIO NORTHERN 48 With sophomores notching every point but two, the Redmen completed their home season by winning from Ohio Northern to the tune of 5l to 4B. The Polar Bears led until the middle of the second period, when long shots by J. Jones and Gosnell sent Denison into a lead lost only once thereafter. Gosnell reached the highest scoring effort of the year by accounting for I7 points. McFadden had I2, and J. Jones, I0. DENISON 40 MUSKINGUM 73 The Big Red did not stack up well against then undefeated Muskingum, and lost 73 to 40 in a game that was a runaway from the start. With the Muskies' five starters each netting two column point totals, the Big Red scoring was fairly even, with Rod Harrison accumulating eight. DENISON 55 CAPITAL 49 Winding up their I'-739-40 basketball activities, Denison stopped Capital's Paul Weaver, and de- feated the Lutherans 55 to 49. After the first eight minutes the Big Red led all the way although never by more than eight points. The complete starting Capital team was evicted from the game via the foul route. High point honors went to Harrison with eight tallies and McFadden and Elliott with ten and nine respectively. Blake, McFadden, Jones, Brigham, Gcsnell, Elliott. 70 Marquarclf, Capiain Gordon, Harrison, Orval Jones, S+iner. .M ll Qf5A,l'Yl0l'I, Firsf Row: Goodrich, Tschanfz, Gray, Duncan, Welf, Craig, manager. Second Row: Thomas, coach, Hopkins, Hubona, Fronczak, Lan+z, Hylberf, Barran coach 7 I V MAJ FirsT Row: Grabner, McFadden, Collins, Jones, BurkharT, Podorean, Lahm, Perry. Second Row: Temerario, Coach, Boggs, Holden, Thomas, LindsTrom, Snider, Blackburn. Third Row: Johnson, manager: Duncan, Wheeler, Trainers: LeRoy, Uhlman, Nygren, Dulify. MaTerially revamped and liberally sprinkled wiTh new blood, Denison's I94-O base- ball Team opened iTs season wiTh only Two men occupying The same posiTions They held beTore, buT prospecTs were also The besT Tor several years. Roy BurkharT and Chuck Podorean, iunior leTT and cenTer Tielders, and Senior Warren Jerry in righT gave The Big Red an all-veTeran ouTTield: buT Perry was lisTed primarily as a piTcher during Two previous campaigns, alThough he did double in The garden occasionally. Ward Lahm, dependable junior, was The only veTeran in The inTield, and he shiTTed Trom his I939 shorTsTop posiTion To Till a gap aT Third. Three sophomores rounded oul' The inTield wiTh Ike McFadden aT TirsT, Orval Jones aT second, and Bob Grabner Taking over Lahm's old shorTsTop posT. Monroe Moose Snider, senior handyman, who served sTreTches aT TirsT base, in The ouTTield and on The mound Tor Two years, wenT behind The plaTe To share caTch- ing duTies on The T940 Team wiTh Howard Thomas, holdover Trom The year beTore. Coach Tim Temerario also had Senior Bob Blackburn in reserve Tor receiving assign- menTs. Frank Collins, slender sophomore righThander, headed a reiuvinaTed Denison piTching sTaTT rounded ouT by Don Nygren, anoTher sophomore, and Gene LeRoy, a souThpaw senior wiThouT previous Big Red experience. Collins made his debuT by elbowing a Three-hiT shuTouT over OTTerbein, Denison winning a 7-To-O opening game decision Trom The OTTers. 72 PODOREAN COLLINS SNIDER ' JONES XA THOMAS galfegdf LAHM BLACKBU RN McFADDEN UHLMAN GRABNER 73 BURKHART LINDSTROM 190 PERRY IPCLC Firsf Row: Macomber Dickson Reed Frosi Neuschel McClana'fhan Barren Price Second Row: LivingsTon Coach Nichol Hanna Brannon Laegeler Oberhelmen Hanna Goux Whife Smiih Rogers coach Crosman manager. Third Row: Baumgarfner, Trainer: Roddell, Sorenson. Ashley, Harrison, Ward, Taylor, Carl WalTer J. LivingsTons Track Team Turned in an excellenT viclory account This year in a season which broughT some new sTars To Livy s enTerprise Bill Oberhelmen sophomore dash arTisT filled The vacancies made by graduaiion lasT year as did Don Ashley, Bob Neuschel. and Duke SmiTh. Earl Brannon proved himself capable as a new relay man while such consisTenT winners as Joe Dickson. Diclc WhiTe, Don Hanna and o+hers carried on The veTeran's end of The work in expecTed fashion. Barron, Price and Harrison consisTenTly won Tirsf and second places in The field evenTs. ProminenT in This season's Track record was a sound spanking which The Big Red adrninisTered To The highly TouTed UniversiTy oF CincinnaTi Cinder Team 74- , W V '12 nrgnymy V Y l RILEY LAEGLER GOUX DICKSON r-1. BARRAN Aa.: 194 gxx BRANNON HARRISON SMITH HANNA REED MACOMBER TAYLOR CARL FROST PRICE OBERHELMEN ASHLEY WHITE NEUSCHEL ennifi gy y l Firsf Row: Marquardi. Brennan, Blade, Jones Firsf Row: Brigham, Campbell Second Row: Mahood, Coach, Hanna, Maliszewslci Second Row: Traulman, Haslings, S+ine The Sophomore Alhlefes again coniribuled fully io Denison infer-collegiale con- iesis as lhe lisls for ihe golf and Jrennis leams were announced. Jack Jones, Ed lvialiszewski, Deb Brannon and George Traulman were only a few of 'rhose whose piclures are shown above. 4 The Denison Record in boih sporis was commendable wiih Jrhe Tennis learn rising above expec+a'rions io Jrurn in a siring of viciories. Bill ivlarquardi and Bill Blade, boih veierans of Denison cily courl compelilion, Tempered ihe olherwise young Tennis 'ream wiih consislenily good lennis. 76 Befa-' Kappa Sigma .911 fra ara! Ckamlaionfi F3 1' ,' -fa' wr 15225: ' ga Q 17 'B Baskefball, Phi Del+a Tl1e+a-Fall Track, Phi Gamma Delia-Swimming. Sigma- A Baslcefball. Phi Delia Thefa-Swimming. Kappa Sigma-Volleyball. Alpha Epsilon-Speedball. lndependenfs-Blade X1 Royce-Handball 77 G6 77 Mociafion l a I V J, J T ,. ll l K T . 'T . . T I , J l 9 i -, X . l FirsT Row: Hanna, Carl, McFadden, Johnson, Dipperey, TrauTman, Bellar. My ,- wen A 1 M mn, - 'SFT -. sian . 515 ,miffif - Tw. le, Second Row: Duffy, Burl:harT, W. J. l..ivingsTon, Blake, LeRoy, Wolfe, Temerario, Perry, Blackburn. Third Row: Dickson, Barran, WhiTe, Norman, Wheeler, Nelms, EllioTT, SchulTe, Riddell, Harrison Fourih Row: Richards, Thomas, Kibby, Podorean, Norpell, Price, Downs, Hall, Afhey, A. Hanna. IT is The duTy OT The D AssociaTion To aid in The insTruc- Tion oT The Freshmen in The TradiTions oT Denison. Moreover, wiTh This group resTs The culTivaTion oT good sporTsmanship in The grandsTands as well as on The playing fields. Membership in The group, considered an honor by Deni- sonians in school and alumni as well, is aTTained by The win- ning oT The aThleTic: award Tor some inTer-collegiaTe sporT. GENE LeROY, PRESIDENT 78 W A A XUQMOHMM DIANA JANET BETTY S. VIOLA SHUBRUCK SHOCK WRIGHT KLEINDIENST 79 WA. A. Presidenf Doris Mandel Firsl' Row: Jeffrey, Wray, Galloway, Kovachy, Mandel, Sfoll, Radebaugh, Smifh, Krieg. Second Row: Finley, Slade, Van Horn, Wa+son, Lancashire, Sfilwell, Reynolds. Wrighl, Maffhews, Sfrafion, Collins, Wallgren. Funclioning under Jrhe provisions of a new consliluiion, ihe Women's Aihlelic Associalion has well performed iis purpose of enriching personaliiy ihrough organized sporls, dancing, and recreaiive aciivilies which provide opporiuniiies lor 'rhe develop- meni of leadership and friendship. W. A. A. gave a banquei following Jrhe close of each spori season, and inaugur- aled Denison's new Winrer Sporls Carnival. The W. A. A. Carnival held in lhe Wigwam on Dad's Day proved To be a greal success, as did ihe popular Gold-diggers Dance af Jrhe Women's Gym. W. A. A. also reorganized and added new vigor io Oufing Club, formerly called Oufing Board. Officers for 'rhe year were Doris Mandel, preside-nip Florence Sioll, vice-presidenip Becky Galloway, lreasurerg and Lillian Kovachy, secrelary. SO I we qfwlflielf' p 0gIf'6l,lfl'l 8I H ' ' ' ' 5 so' ww OCIETIE Sigma Chi Beta Theta Pi Phi Gamma Delta Kappa Sigma Phi Delta Theta Lambcla Chi Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon American Commons Club Beta Kappa + + + Chi Omega Kappa Alpha Theta Delta Delta Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Alpha Phi Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Xi Delta Delta Gamma 84 Gm .3 Q Q vi Y is 3 U lg Y H 1? 2 E vb mi v 'FOUNDED Miami Universily I855 Mu Chaprer Eslablished I868 Nalional Chapfers, 98 igma ' Flower: While Rose Colors: Blue and Old Gold - OFFICERS Presidenl-Warren Perry Vice-Presidenl-Frank Molen Secrelary-Bob Wolfe Treasurer-Karl Kloman Fronl Row: Sauers, Brownholiz, Hollz, Probsf, Devereaux, Prosch, Welf, Duncan, Monson, Curfin, Murfon, Sisson, Williams Second Row: H. Crawford, Blasdel, Bisbee, Wolfe, Randolph, Molen, Perry, Venning, McCollum, Monahan, Mclnlyre Mrs. Woodbury, house mofher. Third Row: Robinson, Douglas, Murphy, McClana+l1an, Tomperr, Kloman, Paxfon, H. Johnson, Campbell, Owens, Mc- Carlney, Hall, Service, Winslow. Fourfh Row: D. Johnson, Gillespie, Brigham, Jones, Orme, C. Crawford, Gullehl, Lillle, Tallman, Spangler, Holden Alhey, E. Campbell, Currier. , 86 SENIORS Clark Bisbee Eugene Blasdel Howard Crawford James 'McCollum James Mclniyre Franklin Molen Frank Monahan Warren Perry Roberf Randolph Jack Venninq Roberf Wolfe JUNIORS ScoH Campbell Paul Gillespie Richard Hall Howard Johnson Karl Klomann Will Mccarfney Joseph McClanafhan Willard Owens Dick Paxion Jack Servis James Tomperi' igma ' SOPHOMORES Gerald Aihey Jack Brigham Edmond Campbell Charles Crawford Vlilliam Douglass David Gullelf James Holden Delvin Johnson Orval Jones Roberi Liffle William Murphy Arfhur Orme William Resfrick William Sisson William Spengler John Tallman Clyde Williams FRESHMEN William Brownhoifz Eric Childs Roberf Colby Jack Currier George Curfin Roberi Duncan Charles Harris Edgar Holiz John Monson William Murion John Probsl Richard Prosch Gerald Robinson David Sauer Oliver Welf Rainsford Winslow Era SENIORS Roberf Blackburn Richard Dixon LeRoy Giffin Norman Hough Eugene LeRoy Taylor Mackelfresh Willard Marquardi James Schulie Thomas Shepard Monroe Snider Samuel Van Voorhis JUNIORS Jack Carl Edward Deeds William Edwards Roberf Gowdy James Hall John Herron Jack Hoopes Thomas Maxwell lra Price Emory Richards Ralph ScarriH Tim Swariz Zefa pi John Allan Franklin Dippery Roberi Howard Frank Irvin Jack Jones Thomas Landfear David Marquardf James Moyer William Oberhelman Hall Packard Dudley Roberis Richard Siiif Lyle Taylor FRESHMEN Eugene Brighi' Carl Clendening Joseph Craig Joe DiTirro Jack Ellor Roberf Gibson Rober'r Gray Roberi Hannaway Ward Holi Urban Hubona James Myers David Rooi John Rucker EM jkefa lg' FOUNDED Miami Universily, I839 Alpha E+a Chapier Esfablished l868 Nafional Chaplers, 89 Flower: Pink Rose Color: Pink and Blue OFFICERS Presidenl'-Tom Shephard Vice-Presidenl'-Monroe Snider Secrefary-Taylor Mackelfresh, Jim Schulie Treasurer-Ralph ScarriH' Firsl Row: Rucker, Clendening, Myers, Gibson, Gray, Ellor, Craig, Rooi, Brighf, Packard. Second Row: Snider, Hough, Maclmelfresh, Van Voorhis, Shepherd, Giffin, Blackburn, Schulfe, W. Marquardf, Dixon Third Row: Holf, D. Marquardf, Herron, Moyer, Dippery, Richards, Hoopes, Oberhelman, Taylor, Gregg, SHH. Fourfh Row: Shoop, Landfear, Carl, Gowdy, lrwin, Roberis, Sperry, Deeds, Swarlz, Jones, Hall, Scarriif. 89 104- gamma gb A FOUNDED Washinglon and Jefferson College, l848 Lambda Dueferon Chapfer Esfablished l885 Naiional Chapfers, 73 Flower: Purple Clema+is Colors: Royal Purple - OFFICERS Presiclenf-Don Duffey Secreiary-Jess EllioH', William Hassarcl Treasurer-John Linclsfrom Firsf Row: Sibbison, Grimm, Winkler, Thiele, Rankin, McCulloch, Pe+riquin, Buffermore, Wise, Wright Second Row: While, Wrighi, Siegrisl, Hassard, Duffey, EllioH, Sheldon, Befhune, Fox. Third Row: Walker, Wesl, Roehm, PraH, McGiFiin, Norpell, Saxlon, Hanforcl, Flory, Brophy. Four+h Row: Jones, Brennan, Smifh, Ward. Munger, Maliszewski, Minion, Bridge, Horan, Ashley, McFadden. 90 196' SENIORS Donald Beihune Donald Duffey Jesse Elliofi William Hassard John Lindsirom Roberi' McGiffin William Sheldon George Siegrisf Richard Whiie Roberf Wrighf JUNIORS David Flory Thomas Norpell John Pra'H' John Roehm Frank Saxfon Barron Walker Raymond Wes? SOPHOMORES Donald Ashley Delberf Brannan Richard Bridge Thomas Fox Charles Jones Edward McFadden Edward Maliszewski Siephen Minion George Munger Roberf Smith Frank Ward Claude Welles FRESHMAN Rex Brophy Richard Buffermore Boyd Chambers Roherf Grimm William Horan John Kinney Hugh McCulloch Roberl McKinney Paul Pefrequin Willard Rankin Roherf Sibbison Jack Thiele Richard Winkler Joseph Wise Harold Wrighf alalaa igma SENIORS SOPHOMORES Charles Beardsley James Black John Branf David Carey Lawrence Curiis Foresf Dean Wilbur Frosf Ames Hanna Philip Pierce William Price Roberi' Wiley Russell Willer JUNIORS John Barrington Roberf Brauning Ralph Drake John Hammer , Sranley Hanna Roberf Maxwell Roberf Pifer Frederick Uhiman Richard Lewifi' David DeLonq William Wilson Earl Brannon Richard Elmer Roberf Hasfings Louis Hick Jack Murphy John Nichol Roger Reed John Schroeder James Tiemann FRESHMEN David Browne William Chirm Grayburn Davis Warren Fellabaum Harold Fife Roberi Fleming Roberf Goodrich William Hopkins Aldon Kinney Roberl' Pafrick John Searls Paul Siverfsen Dick Tschaniz Robert Vickers Brooks Fields 61,010 igma FOUNDED Universily of Virginia, I868 Gamma Xi Chapler Eslablished, l9I0 Nalional Chaplers, IO7 Flower: Lily of The Valley Colors: Scarlel, While, and Green OFFICERS Presidenl'-Phillip Pierce Vice-Presidenf-Wilbur Fros+ Secrelary-Roberl Maxwell Treasurer-John Brandi Firsl Row: Wiley, A. Hanna, Willer, Maxwell, Brandi, Beardsley, Pierce, Frosf, Dean, Carey, Black, Curfis. Second Row: Pifer, Wilson, Lewifl, Brauning, Uhlman, S. Hanna, Barringfon, Drake, Hiclc, Calloway, Hammer, Linn. Third Row: Nichol, Hasfings, Reed, Siverfsen, Brannon, Elmer, Murphy, Fellabaum, Schroeder, Chirm, Kinney, Viclcers Fourlh Row: Browne, Ouimei, Popezivanov, Goodrich, Fife, Hopkins, Fleming, Palriclr, Davis, Tschanlz, Searls. 93 13 A .wafer FOUNDED Miami Universiiy, I848 Ohio loia Chapier Esfablished, I9I6 Nafional Chapfers, IO6 Flower: While Carnaiion Colors: Azure and Argenf OFFICERS Presideni-Al Musal Vice-Presideni'-Dave Taylor Secre+ary1lohn Nelms Treasurer-Chuck Wheeler Firsf Row: Anfhony, Wuichei, McCune, Laniz, Slingerland, Sfraiih, Oxley, Troui, Wigle, Crosman, Goodall. Second Row: D. Taylor, Haines, C. Oxley, Collander, Wheeler, Musal, Nelms, Johnson, Nelms, Kibby, Downs, Hanna Third Row: Goux, Davies, Mackenzie, Fishell, Sims, W. Taylor, Bellar, Bailey, F. Wheeler, Mapes. Fourih Row: Ansfaeff, Souers, Chapin, Smifh, McBurney, Grabner, Riley, Trauiman, McCar+hy, Helferich, Bryson. 94 194' SENIORS Ned Collander Eric Johnson Alfred Musal Joseph Nelms Se+h Norman Charles Oxley Charles Wheeler JUNIORS Reid Bryson Jack Downs Richard Fishell Charles Goux William Haines Willard Kibby Donald Hanna Roberl' Macomber John Nelms David Taylor 15 A 3446, SOPHOMORES Joseph Ans+aeH Sfephen Bailey Jack Bellar Sidney Chapin Roberf Daview Roberi Grabner Clive Helferich Richard McBurney Roberf McCar+hy Roberf McKenzie Jaclr Riley John Sims ClilTord Smiih Millard Souers William Taylor George Traufman FRESHMEN William Anihony Robert Briggs William Crosman Homer Edwards Joseph Fronczalr Byron Goodell James Lenfz Thomas Mapes John McCune Philip Oxley Sfanley Roberfs Henry Slingerland Richard Sfraiih Thomas Troui' Ford Wheeler Arnold Wigle Thomas Wuichef SENIORS Bernard Bailey Gordon Deer Harry Duffy Sferling Jeweif Burio Lamb James Slwryoclr Sfafford Webb Gordon Wilson SOPHOMORES Roberf Baumgar+ner Glen BriHon Rcberl Branson Wayne Moore Phil Pierson John Place David Sfeplsan Roberf Swainharf JUNIORS Roy Burkl'1ar+ Roberf Hays Sfiles Jewell' John Moore Don Purvis Wilbur Shorfs Howard Thomas Don Williamson Don Woodring FRESHMEN Roberf Harienian Gordon Hoffman Wal+er Lalre Ross Randolph Wilson Robinson Gene While Gene Wilson Willis Wygani' amgvl ' PA FOUNDED - Bos+on Universi'ry, I909 Gamma lo+a Ze+a Chapfer Es+ablisl1ed l909 Nafional Chapfers, I07 Flower: Purple Iris Colors: Purple, Green, and Gold OFFICERS Presidenl-Roy Burlcharl' Vice-Presidenl'-Don Williamson Secrelary-Sfalzford Webb Treasurer-Burjo Lamb Firsf Row: Lamb, JeweH, Sferling Jeweff, Webb, Burkharf, Williamson, Purvis, Shryock, Hays, Wilson. Second Row: Place. Siephan, Branson, Pierson, Swainharl, Bri++on,Sl'1or+s, Moore, Woodring, Baumgarfner. Third Row: Wygan+, Lake, Wilson, White, Swariz, Wilson, Harfenian, Thomas, Moore, Robinson. 97 igma .fd Ink gilaziik FOUNDED Universi+y of Alabama, I856 Ohio Mu Chapler Esiablished, l9I9 Nalional Chaprers, ll3 Flower: Violel Colors: Purple and Gold OFFICERS Presidenl-Joe Gordon Vice-Presidenf-Dick Blake Secrerary-Jack Marshall Treasurer-Jack Monigomery . Q -1 . , fg, ' i, - A M ,, V ' ,g-fwuqq QM ' . , , A - .- .F ' ', ,A Firsf Row: Podorean, LuHon, T. Johnson, Nygren, Hylberl, Riddle, Wrighl. Second Row: Monfgomery, Philipps, Radke, Block, McCrory, Gordon, Crocker, Blake, Bersfed, Wilson, Marshall, Robey Third Row: Gosnell, Orwig, Humphries, Downing, R. Johnson, Neuschel, Neal, Bowen, Chrisfie, Kehle, Barren. Fourlh Row: Howland, Robinson, Lay, Boyd, Coppel, Sfemler, Gray, Decker, Bailey, Young, Dell, Briclrles, Harrison 98 lglflfl6L SENIORS Roger Bersfed Richard Blalne Roberf Block Joseph Gordon Donald McCrory Thomas Philipps JUNIORS Taylor Bailey Alfred Barran James Howland Tim Johnson Jack Marshall Jack Mon+gomery Richard Neal Charles Podorean Roberf Radke James Wilson .X4 6,0515 SOPHOMORES Thomas Bowen Jack F. Boyd James Chrislie Max Downing Dale Gosnell Howald Humphries Ray Johnson Beri Lullon Roberl Neuschel Donald Nygren John Orwig Roberl Robey Paul Robinson ' Charles Sliner FRESHMEN Bruce Brickels Donald Coppel James Decker Roberl' Dell Howard Gray Roberl' Harrison Paul Hylberl .lack Kehle Roberf Kridler John Lay Kennelh Larson James Riddle Rolaerf Sfemler Charles Young Max Wrighf merican ommond SENIORS SOPHOMORES Wallace Aull' Merfon Barlow Alphonse Bellavia Donald Daych Joseph Dickson Archie Hudson David Mandry Willard Sweeder Roberf Vick JUNIORS Paul Barhoover Hugh Chif+enden Marvin Cummings Harley Klepfer Curfis McKinnie John Neulaerf Spencer Parsons George Reed Frank Collins James DeJu+e Clarence Denion John Dewey Edward Fores+ Raymond Hudson XfVilliam Kaies Roberf Morlan George Muench LeRoy Seils Pafric Toio FRESHMEN Roberf Andrews John Cavagrofli Paul Converse Alberf Dickson George Esiey James Ford Joe HaHersley Carl 'Melina Wilhelm Moll Roberf Peirce Frank Sparks Morfon Weiss CL! merican ommond FOUNDED Denison Universify, l9I7 Nafional Chapiers, 8 Flower: Moss Rose Colors: Red and Gray OFFICERS Presideni'-Archie Hudson Vice-Presidenr-Joe Dickson Secre+ary-Wally Aulr-Harley Klepfer Treasurer-Paul Barhoover Firsf Row: Daycl1, Barlow, Vick, Bellavia, Aulf, J. Dickson, A. Hudson, Neuberr, Barlloover, Mandry, Cummings. Second lRow: Morlan, Foresf, Denton, Seils, McKinney, Reed, Tofo, Muench, Collins, ChiHenden, Parsons, R. Hudson Kepfer. Third Row: Ford, Cavagroiii, Peirce, Weiss, Converse, Sparks, A. Dickson, Esfey, Dewey. IOI OFFICERS Presidenl-Ralph Riddell Vice-Presidenl'-Franlclin Turnbull Secrelary-David Smilh Treasurer-Warcl Lahm FOUNDED Hamline College, I90I Alpha lola Chapfer Esfablislied, I930 Naiional Chapiers, 35 Flower: Red Templer Colors: Purple and Gold Firs+ Row: Irwin, Turnbull, Harlley, Lahm, Donovan, Close. Second Row: C. Innis. Carlwrighf, Sliner, Mofford, Smilh, J. Innis. IO2 I Jim SENIORS W. Durwood Harfley Charles lnnis Ralph Riddell Jurwuons John lnnis Donald Irwin Frank Laegeler Ward Lahm Franlclin Turnbull a.ll' ,f- ' 5 QPF SOPHOMORES John Donovan NrVilliam Rendell David Smiih FRESHMEN Dana Carfwrighf Merrill Clemenis Waller Close Russell Mofforcl Edward Sfeiner CA ' Omega SENIORS SOPHOMORES Belly Bolin Edna Di Domenica Sue Homchis Mildred Jacob Beffy Sherwood Elizabefh Taylor JUNIORS Elizabelh Deal Barbara Killian Jean Killian Laverne Kulhanelc Julie Malher Be'Hy Slade Ruth Smifh Virginia Sfraifh Beverly Thomson Rulh Vierling Judy Baleman Margaref Burnelf Marfha Collard Mary Daniels Mariorie Larwood Elizabeth Myler Priscilla Myler Marian ScoH Grace Zimmer FRESHMEN Kafhryn Ashinger Belly Barfh BeHy Bechfold Nancy Breece Lorraine Cooper Jean Crisp Mary Hari Marrha Huni Ura Mae Munro Joyce Pafnoe Eleanor Raine Rufh Rommel BeHy Smifh Girvina Sioddard Dorofhy While Roberla Wilhelm Barbara Williams CL ' Omega FOUNDED Universify of Arkansas, I895 Theia Gamma Alpha, I926 Delia Gamma Chapier, I928 Naiional Chapfers, 92 Flower: While Carnaiion Color: Cardinal and Siraw OFFICERS Presideni-Edna Di Domenica Vice-Presidenf-Elizabelh Taylor Secrefary-Rulh Smi+h Treasurer-Be++y Sherwood Firsi Row: Br eece , Hari, Sfoddard, Pafnoe, Cooper, Pefers, Ashinger. Second Row: Bolin, Homchis, Taylor, Di Domenica, Sherwood, Jacob, Kulhanek. Third Row: Smifh, Thomsen, Mather, Slade, 8. Killian, J. Killian, Vierling, Sfraifh, Deal. Fourfh Row: Baieman, Collord, Burneff, Williams, Daniels, Howard, ScoH, Larwood, E. Myler, P. Myler. Fiffh Row: Barfh, Whife, Webb, Hunf, Rommel, Crisp, Bechfold, Raine. IOS OFFICERS Presidem'-BeH'y Williams Vice-Presideni-Virginia Marlindale Secreiary-Befiy Taylor Treasurer-Jane Dorsey FOUNDED DePauw Universify, l870 Chi Psi Della, l90l Bela Tau Chapfer, I929 Nafional Chaplers, 65 Flower: Black and Gold Pansy Colors: Black and Gold l Firsf Row: Winans, Shepard, Zimmerman, Elsfun, Parrish, M. Dorsey, Chrisiina, Holzer, Marfz, Wells, Ruh, Bjellre, Upham Second Row: Leniz, Jones, Evans, Shinn, Sears, Merchanf, Williams, Siimmel, Prifchard, Klemm, Marfindale, Truesdall Shepard. Third Row: Tighf, Moon, Johnson. Jeffrey, MacNeill, J. Dorsey, Finley, Gales, Rupp, Smifh, Dunlap. Fourfh Row: Greene, Brown, Kohler, Hopkins, Ireland, Hughes, Woodyard, Burgess, Slander. Fif+h Row: J. Brown, Brode, Snow. BeHy Klemm Virginia Marfindale Mariorie Merchanf Marian OrcuH' Dorofhy Prichard Mary Ann Sears Mary Shinn Beffy Lou Sfimmel Beffy Taylor Peggy Truesdale Beify Williams JUNIORS Jane Dorsey Barbara Finley Jenny June Gales Lucille Jeffrey Elaine Johnson Marjorie McNeill Madeleine Rupp Jeanne Smifh Sue Brown Anne Burgess Marian Burgess Mary Dunlap Janef Green Ann Hopkins Lorraine Hughes Virginia Ireland Mary Frances Kohler Mary Pilgrim Alice Shepard Marianna Slander FRESHMEN Barbara Biellie Bef+y Brode June Brown Sue Chrisiena Sue Elsion Margare+ Evans Louise Holzer Doxee Jones Virginia Leniz Susan Mari: Mary K. Moon Mar+ha Parrish Rosanna Ruh Ann Shepard Alice Snow Barbara Tighi Jean Upham BeHy Wells Dorofhy Winans Jeanne Zimmerman X QM QM QM Belly Braun Peggy Coons Jeanne deBeauclair Barbara Eschman Belly Hulligan Belly Koos Jeanne Sammon Bealrice Shaw JUNIORS Jean Bunie Belly Ellis Phyllis Finkenbiner Mela Gregg Virginia Hammerle Jane Marlin Eleanor Piclcerel Sue Sharlcey Diana Shuebrulr Eleanor Shumalrer Phyllis Slacey Belly Jane Wrighl Belly Bender Mariorie Bruclrerl Doris Burkholder Belly Bulzman Jeanne Challanl Anne Dorsey Margarel Holelich Carolyn Melcalf Mariorie Richey Rulh Rouclebush Leslie Seagrave Belly Tinnerman Belly Wesllall Mary Alice Willell FRESHMEN Doris Burlcholder Calherine Chrislie Mary Jane Craig Mariorie Ann Davies Belly Dawson Dorolhy Donner Marcia Elkins Alice Eschman Jean Fahrenbach Jean Fessenden Jean Hooper Mary K. Houser Roberla Johnson Marcella Jones Belly Maescher Mary Lou Moody Belly Ann Pease Eleanor Shaw Dorolhy Sheldon Ann Slaughler Joehanna Sullrin Louise Sulliff Phyllis Wheelocl: QM QM QM FOUNDED Bos+on Universiiy, i888 Sigma Delfa Phi, l905 Delfa Chi Chap+er, I929 Na+ional Chapfers, 87 Flower: Pansy Colors: Silver, Gold, Blue OFFICERS Presidenl-Jeanne de Beauclaire Vice-Presiden+-BeHy Hulligan Secrelary-Beairice Shaw Treasurer-Jane Marfin 9' Pl Firsf Row: Craig, Davies, Houser, Chrisfie. Sufliff, Sheldon, Jones, Fessenclen. Second Row: Berlrholder, A. Eschman, Fahrenbach, Elkins, Moody, Wheelock, Pease, Suffrin, Slaughier, Hooper. Third Row: B. Eschman, Coons, Hilligan, Braun, deBeauclair, Kaos, Samman, B. Shaw, Maescher, Dawson. Four+h Row: Hofelich, Schumaker, Marlin, Bunie, Gregg, Hammerle, Wrighf, Finlcenbiner, Piclcerel, Sharlzey, Sfacey Ellis Fi'i+h Row: Shuebrulr, Seagraves, Bufzman, Bender, Roudebush, Bruclcerf, Dorsey, Richie, Hunfer, Wes+fall, Chalfonf Mei calf, E. Shaw. FOUNDED Monmoufh College, I870 Kappa Phi, I898 Gamma Omega Chap+er, l929 Nafional Chapfers, 72 Flower: Fluer de Lis Colors: Ligh+ and Dark Blue OFFICERS Presiden+-Jean Schaffer Vice Presidenl'-Barbara Vorhis Secrefary-Rebecca Galloway, Janei' Shock Treasurer--Ann Lewis fi. 2 Firs+ Row: D. Galloway, Lewis, Sfewarf, Krieg, McCoy, Walson, Shaffer, Vorhis, Mandel, R. Galloway, Goodwin, Klemm A. Lewis, ScoH, Anderson. Second Row: Briggs, Richards, Volies, Ruschli, Sefton, Trebing, Barbour, Gardiner, Wafhne, McCornack, Coffman, Arm- sfrong, Kovachy, Johnson. Third Row: Meisner, Wilson, Schumann, Backus, Craig, Knoop, Eichelberger, Morse, Campbell, Yoxall, Cla+wor+hy, Hinlu son, Legler, Gerwig. Fourfh Row: Siarlc, Sullivan, Billow, Bayrd, Hagie, Roby, Rugg, Myers. l I0 V.,-.T1 ....-- .., 1 .. -L Li? , -, SENIORS SOPHOMORES Rebecca Galloway Agnes Goodwin Jeannelle Kreig Helen McCoy Doris Mandel Jeanne Shaffer Janel Shock Barbara Vorhis Barbara Walson JUNIORS Barbara Anderson Priscilla Barbour Dorolhy Galloway Mary Gardiner Jean Klemm Lillian Kovachy Ann Lewis Lucy Lewis Barbara Ruschli Belly Slewarl Charlene Trebing Ellen Walhne Joan Armslrong Nancy Backus Georgia Bayrcl Bellie Briggs Calherine Collman Belly Craig Barbara Knoop Emily McCornaclr Louise Richards Helen Sellon Mary Kalhryn Scoll Joan Volres FRESHMEN Mariorie Billow Belly Campbell Barbara Clalworlhy Dorolhy Eichelberger Adelaide Gerwig Barbara Hagie Jean Hinlrson Charlolle Johnson Barbara Legler Conslance Meisner Belly Jayne Morse Sue Myers Paige Roby Audrey Rugg Barbara Schumann Jeanne Slarlc Jane Sullivan Dorolhy Wilson Lindsey Yoxall SENIORS SOPHOMORES Alison Ewarr Rurh Franke Mary Jane Gregg llsr semesrerl Dororhy Linclaman Gloria Marrhews Macille Mowery Juclirh Radebaugh Rurh Shank Margarer Sowle Florence Sroll JUNIORS Elise Bonner Berry Fosrer Margarer Jean lzanr .llsr Semesrerl Eleanor Howlerr Eleanor Nebel Jean Presron Berry Rowe Camille Skalak Consrance Srilwell Berry Ja ne Srrarron Virginia Sweer Nancy Bash Mary Jane Clark Sally Hare Mary Ann Hoffhine Margie Howells ilsr semesrerl Helen Jaworski Viola Kliendiensr Barbara Love Lillian McFadden Sue McKee Parricia Mirchell Shirlie Murh Mariorie Touche Ann Wray FRESHMEN Mary Jane Benson Dororhy Daley Bearrice Fenn Fayerre Hench Emily King Barbara Milburn Janer O'Bryan Phyllis Ann Reicl Mary Van Narra Mariorie Whire 105 pi' FOUNDED Syracuse Universily, I872 Phi Phi Phi, I92I Bela Kappa Chapier, i930 Naiional Chaplers, 37 Flowers: Forgel-Me-Noi and Lily of 'lhe Valley Colors: Silver and Bordeaux OFFICERS Presiclenf-Macille Mowery Vice-Presiclenl'-Judy Radebaugh Secrefary-Rulh Shank Treasurer-Connie Slilwell l Firsf Row: Sweel, Slxalalc, Reid, Benson, Milburn. 4 Second Row: Nebel, Franke, Sowle, Mallhews, Radebaugh, Mowery, Shank, Gregg, Lindaman, Ewarl, lzanl. Third Row: Kliendiensl, Preslon, Sfrallon, Fosfer, Hare, Jaworski, Wallcers, McKee, Howells, Clark, Love, Bonnel, Milchell Slilwell. Fourfh Row: Howlell, Rowe, Holiihine, Mufh, Hench, While, King, VanNaHa, O'Bryon, Daley, Mclzadclen, Wray. l I3 IUA lflflLCIf'0lfl FOUNDED Barnard College, l897 Alpha Tau Delfa, l927 Alpha Tau Chapfer, I930 Nafional Chapfers, 49 Flower: Jacquiminor Rose Color: Cardinal OFFICERS Presidenl-Sue Morrison Vice-Presiden+-Elizabeih Van Horn Secrelary-Jeanne Bahr, Helen Evans Treasurer-Mary Ernesfine Smiih Firsl' Row: Walker, Needham, Weeks, Van Horn, Bahr, Morrison, Evans, Smifh, Blair, Brown. Second Row: Marlowe, Ramsower, Lewis, Roof, Coclcerill, Buchanan, Reynolds, Lundy, Van Horn, Pullis, Lay. Third Row: Boggs, Haarman, Malihews, Bruce, A+wa+er, Meddaugh, Bermonf, Deckman, Ford, Dann. II4- ,api micron SENIORS SOPHOMORES Jeanne Behr Helen Evans Suzanne Morrison Elizabefh Van Horn JUNIORS Mary Blair Shirley Brown Lois Buchanan Jane Coclrerill Dorothy Dann Rufh Ford Mary Virginia Lay Doris Lundy Mary Jane Reynolds Mary E. Smifh Eciiih Van Horn Mary Afwafer Clwarloiie Boggs Carolyn Bruce Doris Gregg Anne Lewis Helen Needham Myrle Pullis Isabelle Ramsower Brinca Roof Pauline Sherbondy Beffy Wallrer Elizabefh Weeks FRESHMEN Jane Bermoni' Marfha Declxman Billie Jean Haarman Jeanne'H'e Marlowe Anne MaHhews Mary Kay Mecldauglw Lynelfe S+oddard 1 . , ...-f-1-' ,api X230 SENIORS SOPHOMORE June Ammon Mary K. Adams Elinor Evensen Mildred Kornman Elnora Wheeler Ti'l8lm5 TI'ei'l'1eWBY JUNIORS FRESHMEN BeH'y Boughner Kaiherine Collins Lillian Grimm Ann Wiley II6 Gail Daeunluauer Helen Hamilfon Louise Johnson Mary Jane Kreisel Grace Lorig Jane Loewenil-nal BeH'y McMillan Marcella Sieplein Margaref Wesfcoff 4,040 26 :ma FOUNDED Lombard College, I896 Della Psi, l930 Bela Delia Chapier, I93l Nalional Chapfers, 56 Flower: Rose Colors: Double Blue and Gold OFFICERS Presideni-June Ammon Vice-Presidenl-Elinor Evensen Secrelary-Lillian Grimm, Mary K. Adams Treasurer-Belly Boughner Firsf Row: Grimm, Ammon, Ralslon, Wheeler, Evensen. Second Row: Wiley, Boughener, Sieplein, Johnson, Hamilfon, Macmillan. Third Row: Dauenlwauer, Kreisel, Lorig, Adams. II7 Q E 6l,lflflIflfl6L OFFICERS Presidenf-Jane Barfholomew Vice-Presidenf-Dorofhy Rholon Secrefary-Ru+h Baldwin, June Freer Treasurer-Kafhryn BoH'omley FOUNDED Louis School, l872 Bela Zefa Colony, I939 National Chapiers, 57 Flower: Cream Rose Colors: Bronze, Pink and Blue Firsf Row: Koncana, Jones, Rea, Wafkins, Rhofon, Wes+coH, J. Barfholomew, Boiiomley. Welcher, V. Schuben' LeRow Chrisiian, Koehl. Second Row: Cowles, Craig, Freer, English, Dayhoff, Puffer, Graves, Sfewarf, Shively, H. Waflrins, Wafson, Baldwin Williamson. Third Row: Ernesi, Phillips, Wendi, McKelI, Alexander, Brunner, E. Schubert Young, R. Wes+coH, Pace, Parks A Bar iholomew, Barneife, Rhu, Miller. Q A 6UflfLlflfl6L SENIORS SOPHOMORES Jane Barfholomew Kay BoHomly Winifred Saclzefl Marion Welcher Priscilla Wescoff JUNIORS June Chrislian Carolyn Craig June Freer Winifred Jones Jean Koncana Sue. LeRow Bebe Phillips Sally Rea Doroihy Rholon Virginia Schuberi Violef Wallgren Phyllis Waflrins Rulh Baldwin Jerry Cowles Rifa Dayhoff Belly English June Ernesf Jacqueline Graves Harriei' Puffer Wilma Shively Gail Sfewari Hazel Waikins Harrier Wafson Frances Williamson FRESHMEN An+oineHe Alexander Mary Louise Barnefle Ann Barfholomew Barbara Brunner Jean Horn Louise Koelml Thelma NlcKell Joan Miller Joan Pace Marian Parks Helen Rl1u Elinor Schuberf Carolyn Wendi Ru+l1 Wescoff Joan Young gifdf gaae DENISON AT REST Bender in a box . . .And so 'ro bed . . . Slinky sludies . . . Barlholomew beckons beaufrifully . . . Knoop has 'if' . . . The Bela dwarfs al work . . . Freshmen are slricl ccnformisls . . Bill poses-Joe shuns publiciiy . . . is 'ihis sirip poker? . . . Chilli gels real romance . . . The Kappa Kids . . .women only . . . even lhe Senior Bench is slrained . . . oslriche ad . . . Ah, fhai glamorous glance . . . B. W. O. C.'s . . . don'+ hide, we all like picnics . . . Bender loves cemeleries . . . and walch The food go up in smoke . . . Peg races Marge lo class . . , blond specimens al ease . . . Joe and lhose las?-color hais . . . The farmers dauqhier . . . definilely no harm done. IZO QIRGANIZATIONS CONTENTS the honoraries the musical the publications FACULTY MEMBERS F. Dewey Amner Millard Brelsford ' L. Richard Dean Frederick G. Defweiler Karl H. Eschman W. Alfred Everharf Donald R. Fifch Eva R. Fifch Burf T. Hodges Richard H. Howe Alfred J. Johnson J. L. King Marie E. Lein Thomas A. Lewis Ernie N. Loughridge Freeman D. Miller Augusf Odebrechf Helen Olney Elizaloefh Thomas Owen Ames Pierce Alberf A. Roden Avery A. Shaw Eri J. Shumaker Mrs. Alma B. Skinner Malcolm E. Sfickney John G. Turnbull Valeria Wells Erank J. Wrighf FACULTY WIVES Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs F. Dewey Amner Sam Gelfer Linn W. Haffersley Horace King George D. Morgan Alberf A. Roden Thomas Rogers Henry J. Skipp Brayfon Sfark lglzi Mia J alalaa Class of I940 Virginia Jones William James Price Lawrence Wilford Curfis Jeanne Irene de Beauclair Barbara May Eschman Charles Lewis Oxley Mary Elizabefh Sherwood Roberf Edward Wolfe Roberf James Wrighf Class of I94l Reid Allen Bryson William Edward Deeds Lillian Russell Grimm STUDENT MEMBERS CHAPTER OFFICERS Presidenl' .................. Karl Henry Eschman Vice-Presidenf ..... ..... R ichard Harris Howe Secrefary-Treasurer ..... William Alfred Everharf I23 Sfanley Sweef Hanna Jane Reeves Marfin Thomas Edmisfon Norpell Marcia Elizabefh Sipple 0l'tCLl 0Cl,I President Florence Sfoll Firsf Row: Barfholomew, Sloll, deBeauclaire, Mandel. Second Row: Eschman, Sherwood, Shaffer, Klemm. Morlar Board, 'rhe highesl award for senior women oulsfandinq in scholarship, leadership, and service was led Jrhis year by Florence Sloll. Formerly Cap and Gown, lhis chaprer became a member of 'lhe Nafional Morlar Board in lhe spring ol I936. For The second year, Morfar Board has forwarded Denison scholarship by sponsoring a Tuforinq Bureau which has 'funcfioned wirh greal success. Bigger and belrer fhan ever before was 'rhe Morlar Board Scholarship Dinner. Hs purpose was lo honor all Freshmen, Sophomore, and Junior women who made a l.6 average, or above, ai' semeslrers. Orher officers assisfing Florence Sroll were Belly Klemm, vice-presidenl: Jeanne deBeauclair, secreraryg Doris Mandel, lreasurerg Jane Barfholomew, edilorg and Barbara Eschman as social chairman. I24 micron mega J alolaa Bailey, Beihune, Wolfe, Lindsfrom, Beardsley, Eschman, Kibby, Bielke, Richards, Mahoocl, Wrigh+, B. Wrighi, Slirileiz. Presidenf Charles Beardsley. Omicron Della Kappa, Senior men's nalional honorary, was ihe hosi io Province Conveniion of ihe 'iraierniiy las? April. Ai' fhis Time represenialives from Akron, Ohio Wesleyan, Miami, Cincin- nali and Cenlre College ariended The conclave. Omicron Della Kappa backs all worihy proiecfs and alfempfs 'fo benefil' Denison in every possible way. The membership of Alpha Mu Circle of O. D. K. is chosen from The men of 'fhe Junior and Senior classes on a basis of leadership in af leasi one of The following phases of campus life: Scholar- ship: aihleiicsg leadership in social and religious acfiviiiesg publicaiionsy and forensic, clramaiic, musical, and oiher culfural aciivifies. This year Omicron Delia Kappa was led by Charles Beardsiey who was assisied by Monroe Snyder, vice-presidenlg Dr, Frank J, Wriqhl, secrelaryg John Linclsfrom, ireasurerg and Dr. Lionel Crocker as faculiy adviser. I25 BeHy Sherwood Firsf Row: Craig, Shumalxer Klemm, Sherwood, deBeauclaire, Shock, Nebel, Rupp, Sharlxey, Second Row: Deane. Sfoll Fosfer. For many years Women's Siudeni Assoclahon a viial pari of Jrhe Denison campus. This year brings ihe cm of The buf Hs influence will slill be fel? in ihe new Denison Siudeni The Big Sisier sysfem which has proved so successful on The Jam, and The dance which followed were imporlani fall Assoclahon. Since 'rhe siudenis were noi granied a Thanksgiving vacafion ihis Council worked wiih Jrhe faculfy, M. S. G. A. and oiher organizaiions in planning of enferlainmeni for Thanksgiving Day and ihe following week-end. Beiiy Sherwood, president BeH'y Klemm, vice-president Barbara Waison, chair- man oi house presidenisgiand Jeanne deBeauclair, head of iudiciary were officers of W. S. G. A. IZ6 Poli+ical docirines pass bul humanily remains. Thus The Men's Sludenl Govern- men+ of Denison has drilled in'ro lhe realm of The pasl. The end of The lv1.S. G. A. is lhe beginning of a new era of represenlalive siudeni governmenl' al' Denison. Due lo unliring efforls ollv1.S.G.A., The new sludenl government The Denison Sludeni ernmenl Associalion is now backed by a Sludenlr Consliluiion. Olher proiecis lor The year were The foolball and baslcelball honor ol The respeclive squads. The members ol The Jrarclc and baseball along wilh The Denison Band have also been feled. This year lvl. S. G. A. was led by Joe Gordon, Charles and Bailey. These men were ably assisled by various and sundry Too +o menlion. I Q. v Presidenf Joe Gordon Macomber, Bailey, Gordon, Beardsley, Burkhart Standing: Moore, Kibby. I27 .gnfergdafernifg Counci ,ff Turnbull, McClanaThan, Duffey, Price, Shepard, Perry, Hudson, Pierce, Riddell, Norpell, Parsons, Marshall, Hanna. Warren Ferry, President The purpose ol' The lnTerTraTerniTy Council is To TurTher The general welTare and To promoTe The common inTeresT of all academic TraTerniTies aT The UniversiTy. This is achieved by assuming The responsibiliTy oT The rushing procedure, by TosTering a sysTem of inTerTraTerniTy Freshmen Exchange, and by sponsoring lnTerTraTerniTy Smokers ThroughouT The year. Moreover, The Council sTimulaTes scholarship by offering a cup To The leading TraTerr1iTy aT The end oT The semesTer, and seTTles all problems on The campus perTaining To unified TraTerniTy liTe. The Council proposed a plan accepTable To The UniversiTy whereby many of The problems connecTed wiTh The new Freshmen Men's DormiTory have been seTTled be- Tween The college and The TraTerniTies. OTficers Tor The year were Archie Hudson, presi- denTg Warren Perry, vice-presidenTq Phil Pierce, secreTary, and Ralph Riddell, Treasurer. IZ8 an-cizlef enic Presidenf Jean Sha effer. Deal, Craig, Lundy, Bahr, Ammon, Piclnrel, Sackeff. Shaeffer, Finley, deBeauclair, Merchant Maflhews, Rowe, Wheeler. The Pan-Hellenic Council has aided maierially in furihering democraric relalions among lhe various sororiiy groups on Jrhe Denison campus. Each sororily is represenled by Three delegales lo ihe Council, making a 'rolal of Jrweniy-four members in all. The Council's grealesi job on lhe campus is The regulaiion of rushing, a iaslc which 'rhey compleled in a mosf successful manner. Under +he sponsorship of 'rhe Council, Freshmen Pan-Hellenic Teas, Pan-Hellenic lnformals, a Pan-Hellenic Banquef, and an lnler-Sororify Sing were held. Officers of Jrhe Council were Jeanne Shaellfer, presideni, Belly Rowe, vice-president Jane Cockerill, secrelaryi and Lillian Grimm, Jrreasurer. IZ9 I gfue J ey r V Q2 . 1. Ji- 7 ' W1 l i sa. g yi .5 'ju ' s f,,,. , , s, - - ' fi ' ., Q' Q lg C , 4: Z K tj i f si: A Q ' A Presiclenl Bob Wolfe Skrilelz, Norpell, Turnbull, Scarrill, Kibby. Maxwell, Klomann, Jewell, Brandi, Musal. Wolfe, Biellre, linclslrom. Denison's Blue Key Fralernily is composed ol lwo members lrom each lralcrnily -one junior and one senior-who have been oulslancling in campus leadership. ll meels every lwo weeks al noon as a luncheon group al lhe various lralernily houses. Blue Key's main conlribulions lo Denison campus lile are lhe direclion ol lhe Homecoming program, Dad's Day and lhe Skil Scraps . The Slcil Scraps were somelhing new lo Denison sluclenls, providing an opporlunily lor novice wrilers, pro- ducers and aclors lo malch lheir skill againsl olher lralcrnily and sororily groups. A cup was presenled lo lhe lralernily and sororily producing lhe basl slcil. Roberl Wolle served as presidenl, wilh Allred Musal, vice-presidenlg John Branl, secrelaryg and Slerling Jewell, lreasurer. New members were lapped during a chapel program on March 25. I3O P06684 JQW Crossed Keys was Tormed as an honorary Tor Junior women disTinguished in ac- TiviTies and aTTiTude. New members are Tapped laTe in The Spring oT Their Sophomore year. The presenT rosTer shows a membership oT I4, including PresidenT Madeline Rupp, Treasurer Sue Sharlcey and SecreTary Eleanor Nebel. The organizaTion has had a successTul and acTive year in sponsoring several evenTs new To The sTudenTs oT Denison. Among These were The Junior Exchange Dinners, The Homecoming DecoraTion ConTesT Tor sororiTy houses, and The ioinT sponsorship wiTh MorTar Board oT The All-Denison Dance held in The Women's Gym in November. ln addiTion, Crossed Keys provided ushers Tor The May Day celebraTion on ivloTher's Day, and made The Senior Daisy Chain Tor Class Day. L7 fs l l T Presidenf Madeline Rupp. Firsf Row: LeRoy, Lewis, Schubert Sharliey, Kovachy, Rupp, Nebel, Kulhanelc. Second Row: Smifh, Shumaker, Siewarf, Bonnef, Craig. I3l Firsf Row: Bonnet Galloway, Eshman, Orcu++, Gregg. Second Row: Kulhanek, Ryan, Ewar+, Shank, Franke, Marlin, English. Third Row: Cowgill, Maflhews, Lewis, Ramsower, Piclcrel, Rupp, Shumalcer. Presideni Barbara Eschman guided Y. W. C. A. Through The year io a sironger and more ouisianding place on lhe Denison campus. The highlighls of ihis year's pro- gram included aciive social worls wilh a group of underprivileged girls in Newarlc, l-learf Sisier Week which climaxecl a period of good deeds and myslery wi+h a banquei, Religious Emphasis Week fealuring Dr. Clausen, who spoke in Chapel and forums, and 'rhe successful Chrisimas Bazaar. These and o'rher aclivilies have cenlered around The 'rheme Widen Your World. Many helpful conferences were ailended by difierenl members of Jrhe group, and a greai deal of work was done in cooperaiion wilh oiher campus organizaiions. Considerable eliiori was made ihis year io include more members in +he various aciivi- Hes of 'rhe organizaiion. I32 D I O I Many of The ouTsTanding evenTs which have Taken place on The Denison campus during The pasT year were due To The sponsorship oT Y. M. C. A. The TirsT Freshmen DebaTe ConTesT was held in November, wiTh each TraTerniTy represenTed by a Team oT Two men. AnoTher new TeaTure, The inTerTraTerniTy quarTeT sing, Took place in Decem- ber. The year was sTarTed OTT wiTh The annual Freshmen camp, which proved To be a greaT success. One of The mosT popular TeaTures of The Y. M. C. A. proved To be sTudenT Chapel speakers. Ira Price, Willard Kibby, Jerry Cowles, James ShulTe, Howard Johnson, and Charles Harrison were among The sTudenTs who spoke. Religious Emphasis Week was carried on wiTh The aid of Y. W. C. A., Dr. Clausen proving To be a very sTimulaTing speaker. Tix FirsT Row: Moore, Hudson, Kibby, Poclorean. Second Row: Mackelfresh, Aulf, Maxwell. I33 Wad CAL Fronl Row: Echman, Barfholomew Wolfe, Sfacy, Price, Zimmerman. Second Row: Cowan, Smiih, Elslun, Call, Crisp, Mackenzie, Dr. Wiley, Dr. Kafo. Third Row: Horan, Deeds, Converse, Hudson. Close, Grimm, Marlz, Mar- low, S+uari', Todhunfer. Rupp. 9204199 ociefy fron? Row: Curfis, lnnis, R. Wrighl, F. Wright Second Row: Blade, Wes+, Bryson, Reed, McClanafhan, Baumgarfner. Presidenf Bob Wolfe has led The Malh Club lhrough anorher successful year of acrive sludenl inleresl in lhe rnalhemalical sciences. New mefhods of analysis and problem developmenir were demonslraled and ex- plained by facully members. Sludenlrs conducled research and gave reporls on con- remporary melhods of malhemalical procedure. The C. L. Herrick Geology Sociely has acirively sponsored inleresl in geology among The Denison sludenl body under Jrhe leadership of Presidenl' Bob Wrighl. Guesl' speakers, sludenr reporls, and lacully leclures gave Jrhe group a well balanced program. A Spring picnic +0 Black l-land Gorge provided an opporlunily for aclual slrala sfudy. I34 enifion niuemfig diana! Through The increasing eTlorTs OT iTs leaders. The Denison Band has had one oT The mosT successful seasons in iTs hisTory. The marching band conTribuTed enormously To The pep and spiriT displayed by The Denison rooTers during The TooTball and baslceTball seasons, and The concerT band, which is Torrned aTTer The TooTball season, is possibly The besT we have ever had. Under The drilling oT Drum Maior Bernard Bailey, The band gave a colorful display of marching during The halT period OT' each home TooTball game and The TormaTions were as eTTecTive as They were inTricaTe. ArT T-IUTT and Bill l-liTe ably led The concerT band in preparaTions Tor a concerT given in The Spring. AT The annual FooTball BanqueT. Frank Laegler, STanley Hanna, Paul Gillespie, Bernard Bailey and Ed Deeds received Their band leTTers. To win a band sweaTer, one musT aTTend The band Tor Two years and Three TooTball seasons, wiTh no more Than Three excused absences per semesTer wiThouT miss- ing a single game or oTher perTormance. 135 f q ArT Huff, DirecTor we mmenb ee ThroughouT The course oT The year, The 'Shepardson Glee Club has many oppor- TuniTies To uTilize iTs TalenT. The TirsT parT OT The year was devoTed To pracTice, buT wiTh The coming OT The second semesTer, concerTs in neighboring ciTies, local churches, and sTudenT chapel services occupied The program. The hiqhlighr oT The year's program was The annual Spring VacaTion Trip. This year The Trip included concerTs aT BuTTalo, New York and Parkersburg, WesT Virginia. In April The Club gave iTs home concerT in ReciTal l-lall. The Tinale To The year's program was The MoTher's Day-May Day CelebraTion in which The Club helped in The May Queen crowning TesTiviTies. In The evening oT The same day The Women's Club in coniuncTion wiTh The Men's Club gave a concerT To honor The Denison moThers. This year's oTlicers Tor The club were: STudenT ConducTor, Madeleine Rupp: and Priscilla WesTcoTT, Business Manager. eniaon ee From Tails To Tux and back To Tails , Trom mousTache and beard To smooTh shave, The generaTions oT Glee Men have sung aT Denison, a college known Tor sTudenT singing aT TraTerniTy Tables and in campus serenades. The Type OT music presenTed in The club's programs Through These TiTTy seven years reveals The hisTory oT rising sTandards and improved TasTe, noT only OT The singers buT oT Their audiences From Bull-Trog on The Bank To Johann SebasTian Bach is quiTe a iourney yeT iT represenTs The developmenT oT male choral singing in many colleges. For The pasT Ten years The direcTor oT The club has been Karl l-l Eschman direcTor OT The ConservaTory. The sTudenT oTTicers This year are: Don BeThune Leader Al Musal, Manager: and l-larry Townsley, AssisTanT Manager. T36 ' JW f Z 0l'l'Lel'L56l,l'I, ellff ee bl, X , ws- WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB Firsi' Row: Boggs, Donner, Dorsey, Rupp, Seagraves, Grimm, P. Wesfcolf, Cowgill. Second Row: Briggs, P. Myler, Johnson, Shepard, Eschman, Tringa, Swarfz, Sieplein. Third Row: Daniels, Howard, Meddaugh, Afwaier, Sipple, Vierling, Ma+her, Huff. Fcurih Row: E. Myler, Wafhne, Rhofon, E. Schuberf, Jacobs, Cowan, Hooper. Fiffh Row: O'Bryan, Milburn, Maffhews, Hoffman, R. Vfesfcoff, Jeffrey, B. Eschman. MEN' S GLEE CLUB Firsl Row: Townsley, Purvis, Hough, Befhune, Musal, Wrighf, Royce, Sheldon. Second Row: Gregg, Roof, Moyer, Seigrisf, Sfrai+h, Pefrequin, Grimm, Smilh. Third Row: Trouf, Higgenboffom, LuHon, Wyman, Brennan, Munger, W. Moore, While. Fourfh Row: Craig. Sorenson, Wheeler, Hiclc, J. Moore, Converse. I37 yl'l'Ll9 Olly PCAL25 ffd The Denison Orcheslra, composed enlirely ol sludenls and facully members, has developed during Jrhe pasl year inlo a symphonic body capable of elilecfively per- forming inlricale and advanced composilions. Sam Geller proved lo be an emclicienlr and hard-working concerlmasler, and Karl Esclwman did his usual fine job as conduclor. Accompanimenls were furnished for an ora+orio, l'landle's Messial'1 and an opera, Verdi's La Travia+a . ln addilrion, Hue following performances of composilions by local composers were given: Karl Escl1man's Au'rumn Balle+ and Merlon Barlow's Canlala, Down The Mississippi , for chorus and orclweslra in Jrlwree paris, The Em- barkalionu, l-leaf , and The lvloon's Orclueslraf' I38 CACLIOQZ Choir Under The pleasurable and capable leadership oT Dr. King Kellogg and STudenT Leader MerTon Barlow, The Chapel Choir has compleTed anoTher successful season. IT provides The choral music Tor The religious services held in Swasey, as well as an occasional program away Trom The campus, Special programs are given aT suiTable Times ThroughouT The year, noTably aT Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas. The group merges wiTh oTher singing groups oT The campus in presenTing l-landel's Messiah aT Chrislrmas ancl The oTher greaT works done under The auspices of The FesTival AssociaTion of Granville. The group numbers approximaTely TorTy. The group's programs are almos+ all done wiTh accompaniment Firs+ Row: Tringa, Heygel, Williams, Meddaugh, Reid, Elkins. A. Eschman, Jeffrey. Second Row: O'Bryan, STodghill, Daniels, Howard, Sipple, Linlhicum, Sieplein, lAckermanl. Third Row: Snedden, Malfhews, E. Schuberi, Parks, Milburn. FourTh Row: Kellogg, Higgenboffom, Sorenson, Hiclr, Landfear. Hofifman, Newberf, Chrisfie, Haifersley, Ellor l39 .lead Umicron Delia Omicron has done much during lhe lasi' year To creare and fosier fellowship among musicians ancl io en- courage ihe clevelopmenir of fine musicianship among Hs members. The Delia Chapler, esiablishecl al Denison in I9l5, is an honorary musical sororiry, composed of Sopho- more, Junior, ancl Senior women who have shown inieresi and abilily in music. Presiclenl Doroihy Lindamen has lecl an in+eres+ing and varied program ihroughoul lhe year, many of 'rhe meerings being clevofecl io Jrhe sludy of musical works of nole. Each member was asked ro give an informal musical performance once during The year. ln coniunclion wifh Phi Mu Alpha, men's musical honorary, Della Omicron sponsored a recep- lion for new musical sluclenls ai The beginning of ihe year, wenr carolling a+ Chrisimas, ancl enferlrained lhe Roih Quar- lei in March. Charlyn Adams, Mary Aiwafer Boggs, Barbara Eschman Galloway, Huff, Hoffman E. Myler, P. Myler Shepard, Swarfz P. Wesicoif, Wray President Lindaman D! 'fi i, as .A W i-fe aaa l4O Roberl' Wrighi. Presidenl Amner, Deeds. Defweiler Eschman, Fiich, Gregg Hale, Huff, Kellogg Luffon, Minion, Moore Morgan, Purvis, Sims Shclrney, Townsley, U++el Mi W .xdlaka During The quarier of a cenfury since i'rs founding, Phi Mu Alpha has served Denison by sponsoring proiecrs of musical inleresr on ihe campus. Besides iis conlribulions as an organizalion, if has served and won recogni- 'rion fhrough musical acfivilies of ils individual members. Five members represenied Jrhe chapler al lhe province convenlion in December. An orkina opening rilual used by lhe local group was presenied 'ro lhe ofher chaplers by whom if was received wilh approval. This year's group was led by Roberl' Wrighl, presidenl. l-le was assisled by Bill l-life, vice- presidenlg Ed Deeds, secrelary and hisloriang and Harry Townsley, lreasurer. Mr. Sam Gel- ler was 'rhe facully adviser. l4l Zilamif' Samify lgorfraif 6106686 of fine gifting 6jX46I 6tA6Ll4'L CDZEIQCOA7, I43 niuemifg lgfagem MASQUERS-Slrrileiz, Koncana, Wafson, Bailey, Black, Walker, Webb, Merchani, Wellman, Ed Wright UNIVERSITY PLAYERS-Second Row: Murphy, Sfacy, Nichol, Needham, Reed. Firsi' Row: Mclnfyre, Collins, Lamb, Collander, Wilson, Norman, Larwood, Moore. The Denison Masquers has sponsored a program of five maior produciions given ai ihe Opera House during The course of The year. The firsf play was a siimulafing comedy called Ladies oil The Jury . followed by +he very popular Family Por+rai'r. The Third produdion climaxed six years oi sfudy for Bernard Bailey when he appeared in 'rhe lille role of Abraham Lincoln , and proved a deiiniiely sound dramaiic abilily inhereni in ihis oulslanding senior. The Freshmen nexi produced The receni Broadway hit, Wha+ A Life , under 'rhe direciion of Jim Black, Masquers presideni. The year's final produciion was an oufdoor presenlaiion of Shakespeareis l-lamle+ . Don Befhune won unanimous applause wiih his excelleni rendifion of Hamlei's difiicull pari. I44 WOIMEO Dean, Taylor, Befhune, Smifh, Mariindale, Siegrisi. Porifolio has again Iosiered ihe developmeni' of original creaiive Iiierary elilori' in prose and poefry among Denison siudenis. Ediior Don Beihune has cooperaied closely wifh 'the English Deparf- meni in discovering and encouraging newcomers +0 ihe field of creaiive wriiing. Bob Maxwell, Virginia Mariindale, and Dave Timrud coniribufed many fine short siories 'Io This year's issues, while poeiic originaliiy was well displayed by Alison Phillips. Adela Beckham, and Bob Maxwell. Reviews of books, music, arf, and drama were also included in each issue. The business and adveriising s'raI'i was led by George Siegrisi. STAFF Edifor-in-Chief .... ...... .... D o n S. Beihune Business Manager . . . , . .George Siegrisf ASSOCIATE EDITORS - Jim Hall Bob Maxwell ASSISTANT EDITOR Virginia Marfindale FACULTY EDITORS Joseph L. King Danner L. Mahood SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER James Howland I45 ,4J,fum .SZW ,:'ffq,gg:- -:-fr' ' ADYTUM EDITORIAL STAFF Sianding: Fessenden, Coffman, Zimmerman, A, Shepard, Burnefi-, Walker, Lorig, Crisp, Dorsey, Bender, Eichelberger, Ryan, Pafriclr, Brownlnoliz, McBurney, Prosch, Taylor. Back Row, Sealed: Burgess, Ireland, Myers, Van Ella, McKell. Third Row Sea+ed: Evans, Barfholomew, ScoH, Schuberl, Hinlcson, Yoxall. Second Row Sea+ed: Klepfer, Kovachy, K. ScoH, Klemm, Green, Fox, S+ewar+. Fronl Row: Lewis, Sorenson, Kohler, Shepard, Johnson, West Paxfon. ADYTUM BUSINESS STAFF Maliszewslri, Le Row, Marshall, Welcher, Johnson. Sfanding: Souers, Crawford, Nygren, Sfemler. I46 I1 ScarriH. Edi+or Jack Marshall. Business EDITOR ,....... - ..,. . . .RALPH SCARRITT BUSINESS MANAGER . .. .... JACK MARSHALL Ari Edifor ....... .,....., D ave Taylor Assisfanl' Ari' Edifor . . ..... Edward D. Sorenson Organizalions Ediior . .,.. Howard Johnson Feafure Ediror .,.......,,.......... ,... L illian Kovachy ASSISTANT EDITORS Ann Lewis, Dick McBurney, Tom Fox, Alice Shepard Women's Sporfs Eclifor . .i.. Eleanor Pickrel Sporis Ediror ...... .........., R ay Wesi' Phofographers .... , . .Park Pax+on, John Brani' I47 enidonian Firsl' Row: Moore, Macomber, Bariholomew, Gregg, Barringfon, McCrory. Second Row: Lewis, Kleindiensl, Sco'H', Smifh, Nebel, Walker, EwarT. Third Row: Harfenian, Deeds, Lundy, Reed, Brannon, Richards, 'West Fox, Norpell, Yoxall, Freer, Drake, Maliszewslzi. For The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The Denisonian, The posiTion of ediTor was held by a woman. Jane BarTholomew acTod in ThaT capacily and was assisfed by John N. Moore, RoberT Macomber and Donald lvicCrory as associaTe ediTors. OTher sTaTl members assislinq The ediTors were Norman Hough, business manager: Tim Norpell. adverTising manager and Emory Richards as circulaTion manager. Dr. Reginald Whid- den served in The capacilry of TaculTy adviser. IT was The aim of The ediTors This year To produce a capable, en'rhusiasTic sTaTf which would allow parTicipaTion by The greaTesT number. Perhaps The biggesT issue conTronTinq The sTaTT was The presenTaTion ol The new sTudenT consTiTuTion. OTher affairs TreaTed ediTorially and aT lenglh included campus poliTics, The men's dorm, and sTudenT-TaculTy relaTions. 148 JANE BARTHOLOMEW NORMAN HOUGH Tim Norpell ........ Emory Richards John N. Moore .. Roberl Macomber . Don McCrory .... John Barringfon . Eleanor Nebel Edward Deeds ....EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER ....Adver+ising Manager ..Circula+ion Manager . . . . . .Associafe Edilcr ,. . . ,Associafe Edifor .....Feafure Edifor .. .Spor+s Edifor . . . . .Sociely Ediior . . . .Music Edifor GENERAL NEWS AND FEATURE WRITERS Dicl: McBurney, Fran Williamson, Jeanne Smilh, Gail Slewari, Pal' Brannon, June Chrislian. Bill Haines, John Place, Ann Lewis, Barbara Walker, Doris Lundy, Vi Kleindiensl, Jack Boyd, Bill Crosman, Ed Foresf, Tom Fox, Roger Reed, Befsy Gram, Barbara Clafworfhy, Ed Harfenian, Lindsay Yoxall, Maryline Whife. Joan Pace, Tony Alexander, June Freer, Virginia Bygden SPORTS STAFF Ralph Drake, Jack Brigham, Alison Ewarl, Ray Wesf, Ed Maliszewslci, George Munger, Aldon Kinney BUSINESS STAFF Tim Norpell .,. .......,......,.....,. ...,Adveriising Manager ASSISTANTS John Monson, Dudley Roberls, Bud Slingerland, Bob Vickers, Marge McNeill Norman Hough, Business Manager Jane Barlholomew Edlfor IH Chief Q legal 62946611 Fronf Row: Williams, Samman, Bariholomew, Hough, McCoy, Whidden. Second Row: Lindsfrom, Richards, Mackelfresh, Scarriif, Norpell, Marshall, McCrory, Moore, Macomber. Barring Ton, BeThune. Pi DelTa Epsilon, naTional iournalisTic honorary TraTerniTy, represenTs The besT in iournalisTic acTiviTies on The Denison campus. Membership, based on aT leasl Two years oT superior worlc on The sTaTTs oT The Denisonian, AdyTum, or PorTTolio, is selecTive. Locally, Pi DelTa Epsilon sponsors all iournalisTic eTTorTs on The campus. Under iTs guidance The Tollowing publicaTions are issued each year: The STudenT DirecTory, Deslc BloTTers, The Denisonian, programs Tor TooTloall games, PorTTolio and The AdyTum. lvleeTings of The organizaTion are held bi-weelcly and roTaTe among The TraTerniTies. The oTTicers who have guided The meeTings This year include Norman l-lough, president Jim McCollum, vice-preside-nT1 Jane BarTholomew, secreTaryg and Ralph ScarriTT, Treasurer. I50 emidfry ana! Engineering ocie ies CHEMISTRY SOCIETY ENGINEERING SOCIETY FirsT Row: SmiTh, Cow- Second Row: Dr. Ever- Third Row: Gowdie, First Row: Rehn. Gil- Second ROWS IIIYIIS gill, Molen, Parsons, harf, LiHIe, Haynes, Townsley, McBurney, Iespie, Branf, Hasf- Ladner, Smith Howe Sharkey, Bash Spangler, Elmer, Dasch, Brannon, Dean ings, Kridler HasTings, Dr. Eba ugh DENISON CHEMISTRY SOCIETY The Denison Chemisxlry SocieTy, oIdesT siudenl organiza- Tion wiTh conTinuous exisTence in The sTaTe oT Ohio, has been guided Through The school year by Thomas Phillips, presi- denT. and Dr. W. C. Ebaugh, iacuITy sponsor. Founded in I909, The ChemisTry Socieiy has since TosTered scienTific inTeresT in chemisTry and relaied fields among The sTudenT body. The program for The year has been Tearured by sTudenl Talks, wiTh occasional TacuITy or ouTside addresses. New members become eligible Tor membership upon The comple- Tion of work in The DeparTrnenl of Chemislry upon which They received The grade oT 'B' or beTTer. ENGINEERING AND PHYSICS SOCIETY Claiming To be The oldesl' cleparTmenT on The campus. The Engineering and Physics Sor:ieTy was led single-handed This year by John Brandt The meeTings are held every Two weeks wiTh The purpose OT each program Io presenT currenT inTeresT Talks on engineering and To offer The members a conTacT wiTh modern engineering praciice. To do This, ouT- side speakers and Taculiy members are inviTecl To speak aT The meeTings. Dr. Ades, Mr. Ladner, Dr. SrniTh. and Mr. Howe are The Taculiy members of The Club. , ell is CUT, m8H if CLtQ Women's Debafe - - Sherbondy, Nebel, Finken- biner, Ellis. MEN'S DEBATE - - Firsi Row: Dr. Crocker, Block, Kloman, Kibby, Hammer. Second Row: Dickson, Parsons, Morlan, Hough, Dixon. Third Row: Chrisfie, Aulf, Cummings, Mclniyre, Scarrihh Chiffenden. Top Row: Pierson, Swainhari, Hudson, Owens, Viclr. l52 ' 'T'- A V laanid CM Firsls Row: Craig, Mr. Amner, Macomber, Deeds SCOTT. Second Row: Sheldon, l-lolzer, Breece. l lenne. SPANISH CLUB EI Circulo CasTellano was formed Tor The purpose of giving sTudenTs a knowledge and undersTancling ol Hispanic cusToms and hisTory. Topics discussed during The year had as Their main Theme Those affairs which viTally concern Spain, Mexico, and The Spanish-speaking counTries of LaTin America. An iniTiaTion early in The Tall broughT Ten new members inTo The club, each new member presenTing a paper upon some Spanish subiecT. Dr. Amner Told The club abouT his 'Trip Through Mexico lasT summer. During The Spring The program included forums on various SouTh American prob- lems and quesTions, as well as Talks by several auThoriTies on such problems. Much oT The success of EI Circulo CasTellano is due To Dr. Amner, who gave invaluable aid and inTormaTion. Bob Macomber served as presidenT of The club, wiTh Ed Deeds as vice-presidenT and Jane MarTin as secreTary-Treasurer. igma FirsT Row: UmsTed, Ford, Jones, Barlow, Dr Deane. Second Row: Slade, Sherwood, Mowery, Meliclc Third Row: Kovachy, STacy, GaTTon. ETA SIGMA PHI True To The purpose of ETa Sigma Phi To sTimulaTe inTeresT and TurTher knowledge ol The classical lan- guages and life, members of ZeTa ChapTer read and reporTed on various books concerning The Classical Age during The pasT school year. FurTher inTeresT has prevailed in The learning of familiar American songs in LaTin. Virginia Jones served as president wiTh RuTh Ford. vice-presidenh BeTTy Barlow. secreTaryg and James UmpsTead, Treasurer. Dr. L. R. Dean was TaculTy ad- viser. giving much valuable aid To The year's program. ETa Sigma Phi conTinues To olT'er an opporTuniTy To Those genuinely inTeresT in The classics To malce an in- formal and educaTional sTudy in cooperaTion wiTh oTher inTeresTed sTudenTs. CLLL .74 I aI'LCO' CGKAOIQQCLYL TAU KAPPA ALPHA - - Seated: Dixon, Ault, Diclrson, Viclc, Evans, Frowine, Nebel, Ellis, Price, Crocker, Swainhart, Kloman. Standing: Scarritt, Mclntyre, Parsons, Hough, Chittenden, Morlan, Christie. FRANCO-CALLIOPEAN - -- Front Row: Vierling, Deane, Ewart, Kuhlanelr, Maxwell, Blaclr, Martindale, Baile, Barlow, Fox, Kovachy, Love, Bartholomew. TAU KAPPA ALPHA Tau Kappa Alpha, led by President Karl Kloman and faculty sponsor Dr. Lionel Crocker, has championed the cause of better debating at Denison in an outstanding manner during the last year. Tournaments with Heidle- berg, Case School of Applied Science, Kent State Uni- versity, Capital University, Davidson, and Wabash Col- lege proved the forensic ability of our debators. The Denison Chapter sent Karl Kloman and Bette Ellis to Chicago during the Christmas recess to participate in the National Progression Tournament sponsored by the national organization of Tau Kappa Alpha. A focal point of debating interest has been well provided by such an active and progressive organization as Tau Kappa Alpha. FRANCO-CALLIOPEAN Franco-Calliopean was active throughout the year as an honorary for students distinguished in literary ability and interest. Group discussions were held on questions ot art, literature, poetry, drama, and music, with indi- vidual members contributing reviews and reports. Presi- dent Dorothy Deane and Vice-President Bob Maxwell formed the nucleaus for numerous group activities. Robert Frost was entertained at a reception by Franco following his lecture in Granville during November. An initiation banquet was held at the Granville Inn in April with an address by a guest speaker. Franco-Cab liopean hopes to replace literary interest to the high position on the campus that it once held. v-ws ,, .rw ' F5 EAT: RE Junior Prom Fall Winter May Day Adytum Queens Denison Goes Political Dr. Shaw's Camera Studies D Swing Session ' ,fr W I57 SJ! 4 Sa!! ln the Fall Denison cliversilies. girls go swimming, boys play volley ball, sororifies clecora+e, everybody aH'encls Chapel. Queens are crowned, some people go +o parfies, and i'r loolts like Harley gels a meal. is The General Jam brings +ired smiles, weary feel, Dr. Shaw. 'rhe perennial Kibby and much boy-meefs-girl. l59 in fer ,z f X? N is 5, . x .Q-' ? f,. ' , A 3' 7-. f. W. , 1 - 5.-5' ff 1 xx ,- .. x . 'Vi nW j pf. 4 'A' Q1 , . 4- f A. f-5 K. lA , 'gm , , K, ll- I6O if K: V'i KX x 1 f ' ' , ex -Af, A if J ,gp -V I ii ,gf ,P A 2 ffxgf' -fy w fp.,,f - Af.-'ua ' ,:.'.. xv N, ,vfku-:1 :L 'np ff I 1,,'. V'- '. , 1, .1 'J ,. J ,fyfv',f,r' ' 1-.. N mater A seemingly endless season of snow and cold wealher gave Denison an opporiunily +o blossom forfh in Hs win+er regalia for lhe firsi lime in many years. The resulf was The firsi annual Winler Carnival which proved fo be a big success. The selecfion of a queen and +he posf-carnival dance made ihe Carnival a saiisfying pleasanlry in our winler scrap books. Aside from +he mere pleasure of winfer sporfs, 'rhe snow-+ime broughf ihis nalural beauiy-spot info prominence in a diFferen+ garb. The piclures below are represenfaiive of Denison in 'rhe midsl of memorable winfer. .wr I6I CW a? The annual May Day celebrafion has become a lraclilional occasion al Denison which is filled wifh emofion-evoking surprises for lhe audience and parlicipanls as well. The much-rehearsed fesrival program is climaxed by 'rhe processional enrrance of 'rhe Oueen's Courl. When The courl is arranged fhe queen, whose elecrion has been secrel unlil May Day, descenls 'rhe s+a+ely walk which leads 'ro The soufh plaza. The program is complefed when Morfor Board. Senior women's honorary, 'raps Junior women for membership. The many favorable commenls of +he molhers and 'rownspeople in affendance bear wilness To The excellence of The comrnii+ee's work, The I939 May Day was anoiher Denison iob well done. 348 lfteefl of fAe ay - I9 9 - X in -1 in . ,X -ev 3 . . 1-as, A , i . - l I 1 5... l62 Ulm .fdffenclenffi epucifi' game? -gjcfppa jieia I was YQ-an 7 .WL WA, 1 ' K 2 K K ,. rm--5 ?J ,, ,,,,w,f -.ww Y ' -' , ' Mm, x L1., ,Q,-Wm ,'i,tiL? 'P ' 2-Sv W ,1 132 S .3 f S. 1 ff 2 -Q w 1 istwiiieszysg ' J' , 'ZfZ5a::'aa5i:'ssa'C u nil fiivntiif' K , 1 w - A u. t uc,- iflig' oned Qeha amma GLENN MILLEIQ March 22, 1940 O IQCH ESTIQA Mr. Ralph Scarritt, Jr. Editor-l94O Adytum Denison University Granville, Ohio Dear Mr. Scarritt: It was certainly a problem to choose the queen among the lovely pictures that you sent us, After much deliberation, we have reached a decision and our,choice goes to Miss Winifred Sackett. We have chosen as the three attendants to Miss Sackett, Miss Virginia Lenty, Miss Lucille Jeffries, and Miss Winifred Jones, In collaboration with the Chesterfield committee we used secret ballots in making these selections. Will you be so kind as to offer our congratulations to all the girls chosen. Our only regret is that each girl could not be a queen as the j -ly deserve s I. E 'lg 'ggi r. f. 2306 D KO BLDG. NEW YORK CITY lflfeelfl P . . - ' 1 A' 1 , . .2462 i 1 . A I . -53.1-vg vif- .-1-f - ms, 'I A 1 I f -' 1 I l 4 my 1 ' N5 w 5 , ini F861 .S76lCL8ft :haha amma enifnon oefi 06 ica! X lm IF? X l A, 92: K' 4- -2 1:5 L lf' Eifw 2 a'-R' Q! QL! lfx R Q A ,e 99' l N-rumfggiigflrlxfwvgf.-if -1572 1 It X c.. ES., F T? Q., li 71 r Vi... I A 1 l ,, l Z, Pells and Price. fhe peoples' choice . . . Boss Tweed Hough . . . Haines harrangues for Kiblay. The campaign wagon rolls . . . +he band blares and blows . . . Kib guns for voles. Hoof Mon, can ihis be Kib7 . . . DITTO . . . Hough, Wha+ Price glory? ix v ! A!! u ' ' 'ID D .j4'.5.5OCIfl,Il0II , ming , failszolr i f Z , ' f i ' . - -A V ' - '- i. -'fr F? -. . f ' K Q' L-L3:J'.r. A , fu.,-1 , W A J, . 'Q f' ,Y ' 'TQ , , 1 . . . . Q ,. 3? I 1 -I T ,Ah .9-I if B 7. .. ..,. M .N 'T 5 ,L 5 in 3 . 1 - Q ' fm - ' I L I 5 , E i V l L I N r K , . RWQUW' -.W .V 5' ,-:'A 0 KV WF e vffg e o QWTROFQ -1' . , QH,L50l'l 'ffA i 6!QAilUi'i5 V. ig QSM g -' 1' . B .H-gf Q k ' L f I Qkgw L f 'V c vs- i ., ,. .. W, ARB c, , . . y ,, ,,. ,. . Liar' :M 1- -- ---' i . Fi' 'fir , 1 ' ri In furiherance of our Jrheme and being desirous of bringing a Jrouch of real loeaufy lo This Adyium, we have asked Dr. Shaw 'ro allow us +o use ihese excelleni shois from his collecfion of Travel piciures. I+ was Dr. Shaw's inleresl in phoiography and candid camera work which suggesled Jrhe iheme for This book. The Edifors' G S N 'Q in ll ea l 0 LL ,..,- A A, e LJLLFOIQQLIIL .QU 6505 V.-,,v...,.,,, ,.,,, . , -,,,,,, , ,, 1 ACLU L Now ThaT The T940 AdyTum is published and The piles of copy pages, layouTs, prooTs, eTc., are cleared away, we are aware oT The big parT which many Triencls played in The acTuaI composiTion oT The book, To us Their work will noT loe TorgoTTen, buT To The readers Their work will loe unknown and indisTinguishable. IT is our desire To say Thank you To a Tew of Those friends oT The i940 AdyTum. To The many members of he general sTaTTs, To Jim Cox of The PubliciTy Bureau, To Jim McCollum, lasT year's ediTor, and To The adminisTraTive oTFices Tor Their cooperaTion in Turnishing numerous, do- Tailed lisTs . . , Thank you again. Ralph ScarriTT, Jr.. EcliTor. Jack Marshall, Business Manager. I72 fm.:-.. 5:-':.:':f,,L:5:-.-.g.-..-., ,. ,I 'E A-':5f:3:l:f ' 'Q ' - .izizly E: ' iii' liiy- shi L '.?.4.-1:-1:-:311:i:5:3:i:i:1: 45 NN . 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Za QM I73 The New MEN'S DORMITORY Denison University Granville, Ohio WILLIAM GEHRCN Architect e Consulting Architect for Denison University 101 Park Avenue New York Congratulations and Success HORNER HARDWARE TO THE Fraternity Needs Student Supplies CLASS OP 1940 ' NAN SPORT SHOP PAINTS-GENERAL HARDWARE NANCY EATON SPORTING EQUIPMENT ' 0 Granville Ohio Mike Gregory '29 Proprietor THE RED AND WHITE ' GROCERY PROPRIETORS Julius Romci DU-'38 John Romei DU-'40 Granville, Ohio Phone 8155 Prescriptions - Drugs - Sundries . TO SERVE YOU Compliments THE CLARK RADIO PEOPLE? STATE BANK . Member of the F.D.I.C. Central Ohio's Largest Radio Shop A sound banking institution providing protection and experienced handling of your personal accounts Granville Ohio THE TI-IRIFT STORE EAR RQDEBUCK 81 C0. NEWARK. OHIO Compliments of E O X B R O S. 6th and Willson C A F E Newark, Ohio Piper's Market Eine Quality Meats E. Broadway Granville, Ohio We recommend Railway Express Co. Pick Up and Deliver for No Charge C. O. WISEMAN, Agent Granville Ohio Drink C 0 c a - Cola is bottles N E W A R K COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS ERATERNITY JEWELRY Official Badges Party Favors Keys and Charms Dance Programs Certificates Awards Stationery Trophies Write for free copy of l940 Blue Book showing in color new gifts and favors .L.......,.i- L. C. Balfour Company 1826 N. High sf. Factories at Columbus, Ohio-Attleboro, Mass. jo fha rifuclenfd of leniffon niuemify May the future holdin store for you an even greater success than you have helped to make possible for us. OUP pA0f0gI Cl,l0 el' we MAE? .Aff gaffefy Est. 1861 RICH '65 HIGH STS. CGLUMBUS, OHIO Duplicate portraits from all photographs used in the Adytum, may he had by writzhg to us. I77 COMPLIMENTS OF F. M. SPENCER COAL CO. Wholesale COAL 0 COKE The Sunday Creek Coal Co. HIGH GRADE STEAM AND DOMESTIC COAL Compliments of IVIEGAW BROS. 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Newark, Ohio Treaf Buy Yourself - - - - - - To fhe Besf If It's Furnas It Must Be Good FURNAS ICE CREAM NEWARK, OHIO SHARON VIEW FARM A locally owned and operated farm dairy Assure your family of Protection from milk borne disease. Sharon View Farm herd is under federal supervision and is fully accredited disease free. In addition, complete pas- teurization program in accordance with standards of the Dept. of Health of City of Newark. 0 Phone 41220 ELLIS EVANS STUDENT SUPPLIES Rytex Personal Stationery Loose-Leaf Note Books Greeting Cards Fountain Pens Stationery Quality Books Rental Library THE c UNIVERSITY STORE Granville Ohio FULLER GROCERY Fresh and Smoked Meats E uerything Good in Foods We Deliver Phone 8212 Granville, Ohio Compliments of B. L. FRANCIS THE BUXTON HOUSE Famous for its Fried Chicken and Steak Dinners Home Cooked and Over Night Guests Guests become our friends when once they have enjoyed the Hospitality and Romance I Jeweler O Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Prompt Repair Service ' Ethel Houston Bounell Granville, Ohio Phone 8220 Granville' I87 CUI.I.EGE ANNUALS VIEW BUUKS CATALOGS Q Printers of the 1940 ADYTUM THE DEFIANCE PRINTING 81 ENGRAVING CU. ufrmncf, anno V P fHhShI clCoIIegeYearBIcf TI1IY Compliments of ITS ALWAYS A THRILL TCUGO Granville Co-op BACK' TO THE q GRILL ' G d F d Popular Przces GRILL MQDERNE FULLER'S GROCERY is 94 'tt 4' Q 5 we Utd!! a' Wikia: : 7 I S .PWA 4 0 fhe GAS REFRIGERATOR Q The beautiful l94O Servel Electrolux gas refrigerator isFIRST POR '40 in the hearts of housewives the country over. Gas refrigeration's different principle of operation eliminates moving parts from its freezing system. This exclusive feature assures permanent silence, long life and continued low operating cost. The new l94O Servel Electrolux models have many other advantages, too. See them on display now. Prices are lowest in Servel historyf 614 GAS DOESN'T COST...!7' PAYSJIIIEZ1 I9O iffy ' 1 .5 L- 51::ij3:::3:5:5:55:-:-:-:1:1:7:f:1:f:1:-. '- :::5:3:3Qi:f:3 -:l:5:5:2:QZgI::3 L' Cheer up, Uncle, youive only got ten hours to go! YUU MAY BUY ELECTRICITY EIIUIIL T0 THE ENERGY -USED IN PUSHING A WHEELBARRUW FUR TEN HUURS HE Farmer in the Dell doesn't look very happy about the whole thing . . . So far as he is concerned, the barrow is the well-known eight-ball and he's behind it! The worst of it is, after he's spent ten whole hours at it, all that pushing, perspiring and panting only adds up to the price of one little cigarette's worth of Electric Energy at our low rates! And if he ucan take it,,, and ambitiously tries to compete with a whole kilowatt-hour of electricity-which equals 2,655,314 foot pounds of work-the gardener would have to push the barrow for eight days of ten hours each! 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