Fenn College - Fanfare Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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Davis The day of June 13, 1956, brought a saddening blow to Fenn College. Professor William C. Davis, a valuable and distinguished member of the faculty of the School of Engineer- ing, passed away suddenly. Professor Davis received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Hiram College and had done graduate work at Western Reserve and at Ohio State. He came to Fenn in 1928 as chairman of the Department of Electrical Engineering, but since that department was barely in existence at that time, he filled in by teaching chemistry and math. He led in the planning of the curriculum of this department and developed the present Electrical Engineering Laboratory, much of the equipment of which he built himself. He was never too busy to concern himself with the problems of his students, depart- ment members, or alumni, and his home was frequently opened to these for group meetings or individual advice. Professor Davis was a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, a senior member of the Institute of Radio Engineers, and served as a consultant in industry. His influence, therefore, spread far beyond the College. The community, as well as the College, has suffered an irreparable loss as a result of his death. Professor Davis planned the new Electrical Engineering Laboratory which will be located on the West Campus. The Faculty Public Relations Committee is considering naming it after him as an appropriate and lasting memorial for him. In all his years at Fenn, the students, alumni, and faculty of Fenn have known Mr. Davis as an administrator, teacher, adviser, and friend. The staff of the 1957 “Fanfare” joins all these in paying tribute to one of Fenn’s really great teachers. To William C. Davis we respectfully dedicate this volume. Fenn Tower is the vertical campus located at East 24th and Euclid Avenue. Recent improvements have increased the facilities for both students and administration in the Fenn Tower building, which now houses classrooms, laboratories, student lounges, administration offices, men’s dormitory facilities, the library, cafeteria, gymnasium and the Ellwood H. Fisher swimming pool. we, Ly oy Re SSIS, n Be ISAS is LESTE, Is. Be i : t 0 i TS rabies! jen ealirs Wes’ Hr WE mah (esos iene eo en ee es Ce 2M RIB oe bee eo 4 Bu | Hit tH ; a | A i Hh eal {icra (geen fe a oe i TT Lh 7 nN 7) MV Les i N AYVAN ZN x 4! Aq Ab Ip %y. ; ESN |) EAN VASES S sy } CUTAVINGZAYS WAY AR 4 f y il) ) “7 LOIS WERT MSY) AN 410 4 SD ig Rees AKL, 7 etd i Az | Ne “A: «tee or Goss ewe wily hl ae Table of Contents Administration . Seniors Underclassmen . Fraternities and Sororities Activities Athletics . Evening Division . Page LZ 26 44 . 108 126 The Campus In this aerial view looking south, it can be seen that the Fenn campus is situated in the center of Cleveland’s commercial and industrial area. Euclid Avenue borders it on the south, The Cleveland Automobile Club borders it on the east, Chester Avenue on the north, and the Perry House parking lot and the Arthur G. McKee Company on the west. On Prospect Avenue next to the Y.M.C.A. there is also one other campus structure. The buildings visible in this picture are the Claude Foster Engineering Building, Fenn Tower, Ohio Motors Building, and White Apartments. The 500-car Fenn parking lot appears also. ' —: a ld eee eer ay = z : it Tang Teseus t Claude Foster Building On Euclid Avenue, adjacent to the Tower is the Claude Foster Building which was named after Cleveland’s well-known philanthropist. This mod- ern building houses the Mechanical Engineering Department with a fully equipped laboratory as well as three floors of classrooms and offices. Ohio Motors Building The Ohio Motors Building pur- chased in 1953 is now referred to as the “West Campus.” At present there are six classrooms being used there to handle the increased enrollment. In the not too distant future thi s building will house the engineering departments, classrooms and a new cafeteria. Z| i IES Sie OL ters , } Sot cp a) as me aa cE Cate a eee eg we oy Wy Ns Prospect-Fenn Building The Prospect-Fenn Building is located at East 22nd and Prospect. This building at present is the nucleus of one of Fenn’s most important departments—The Department of Cooperative Training. In addition it houses thirty classrooms and ten laboratories. z= Ss ft Yi yy Ne a WAY aN y By A) [ZA l SG cop D2� Yo White Apartments —— The White Apartments are located at East 24th and Chester. In looking into Fenn’s present expansion program, the Apartments may eventually be converted into dormitories. WORK STUDY PLAN CO-OP PLAN FENN SERVICE FENN INDUSTRY PROFESSIONS BUSINESS ADMISTRATION aoyret ire ee” Brooks Earnest, M.S.C.E. Director of Public Relations and Development Once a stranger to Fenn, Murray M. Davidson has already established himself as Assistant to the President, replacing former Vice-President Taylor. In addition to supervising public relations, alumni relations, and the capital fund campaign, he is striving to carry out a development program which was started several years ago by the Board of Trustees under Dr. Thomas. So, when you see and _ hear everyone talking about the man who is behind the construction and purchase of campus facilities, look no further — it’s Murray M. Davidson. Office of the President From early morning until the wee hours of the night, President G. Brooks Earnest is busy at work. Not only does he spend his time handling the personal and educational problems of Fennites, but he also manages to take an active part in engineering and civic organizations. After graduating in 1927 from Case and serving on its faculty for twenty years, President Earnest continued his administrative duties at Fenn as head of the School of Engineering, furthering the plans of the late Dr. C. V. Thomas. Two years later the Board of Trustees made one of their wisest decisions. Now, as the third president of Fenn College, President Earnest is again striving to attain another goal — “The Fenn For The Future” program. f Murray M. Davidson Charles J. Stilwell, Chairman Board Of Trustees Warner and Swasey Kenneth W. Akers Griswold-Eshleman Company George S. Case, Jr. Lamson and Sessions Company Elbe rt H. Baker, Jr. Locke Machine Company Edward T. Bartlett, II Cleveland Trust Company James H. Coolidge Thompson Products, Inc. Dr. James C. Hodge Warner and Swasey Company Donald L. Millham General Electric Company Dr. Robert M. Stecher Cleveland City Hospital G. Brooks Earnest President, Fenn College Ex-Officio Member John R. Hoover B. F. Goodrich Chemical Company Warren L. Morris Ostendorf-Morris Company Vernon B. Stouffer Stouffer Corporation Justice Harold H. Burton United States Supreme Court Honorary Life Member Ellwood H. Fisher Fisher Bros. Company Herbert P. Ladds National Screw and Manufacturing Company Hugh J. Morrison Aluminum Company of America Clarence M. Taylor Harris Calorific Company Clarence L. Collens Retired Honorary Life Member Company Be... Harry F. Burmester, Sr. Union Bank of Commerce Vollmer W. Fries White Sewing Machine Corporation Howard F. Burns Baker, Hostetler and Patterson Clayton G. Hale Hale and Hale Company Paul E. Lees Standard Tool Company Allen T. Perry Harshaw Chemical Company George V. Woodling Woodling and Krost H. F. Meyer Meyer Dairy Products Company é C. E. Smith Towmotor Corporation M. J. Wurzbach United States Steel Corporation Trustees Not Pictured Arthur S. Armstrong Cleveland Twist Drill Company Jay W. Collins Euclid-Glenville Hospital James W. Corey Reliance Electric and Engineering Company H. Martin Huge Lorain Products Corporation Norman F. Smith Osborn Manufacturing Company John S. Wilbur Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company Curtis Lee Smith President, Y.M.C.A. of Cleveland Ex-Officio Member 15 renner cei Deans Paul R. Anders, A.B. Dean of the School of Business Administration C. DeWitt Hardy, M.A., LL.D. Dean of Academic Services Major B. Jenks, Ph.D. Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences Selma M. Montasana, B.S. Dean of Women William A. Patterson, Ph.D. Dean of the ‘ School of Engineering David G. Parker, B.B.A. Assistant Dean _ of the School of Business Administration 16 Max B. Robinson, M.E. Dean of Cooperative Education Co-Op Department Through “trial and error” on-the-job experience, the period of permanent job uncertainty after graduation is lessened or entirely avoided by the Fenn graduate. The somewhat difficult adjustment to the business world has already been made through Co-Op experience. Fenn, being located in the center of an area of a variety of service and civic institutions and industries, is indeed ideally suited for its operation as a cooperative education college. Through the help of its three coordinators and the Dean of Co-oper- ative Training, the student, upon graduation, proudly realizes that he can now interpret basic and specialized knowledge in the light of the realities of present day life. son Robert B. Auld, M.A. Charles J. Haddad, B.B.A. James B. Skellenger Industrial Coordinator Business Coordinator Arts and Sciences Coordinator 18 Administration Vernon H. Davis, B.B.A. H. Robert Gemmer, B.S., B.D., Litt.D. V. Richard Gulbenkian, Ph.D. Assistant Finance Director Acting Director of Student Activities Registrar Meriam C. Herrick, M.A. Kenneth F. Jenkins, M.A. Arthur P. Loegler, B.S. Director of Admissions Director of Student Guidance Finance Director Lee A. Marshall, M.A. George F. Quinn, Jr. Nicholas R. Rimboi, B.S., M.A. Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor Director of Technical Institute Faculty Lloyd C. Billings, M.A. od Cc. Ahrens, B.S:,C.PLA: John Arendt, Jr., M.S. Roger W. Barton, M.Sc. Samuel H. Berwald, LL.B., C.P.A. Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor, Instructor, Physics Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Accounting Civil Engineering and Accounting Economics and Statistics Engineering Mechanics B ef ieodore J. Bilski, Sr., M.S. Pauline Bloomquist, A.B. Frank J. Bockhoff, M.S. Frank H. Borden, Jr., M.A. Allen W. Brunson, M.A. Instructor, Speech Associate Professor, Chairman, Assistant Professor, Instructor, English Assistant Professor, Secretarial Studies Chemical Engineering Mathematics Ronald L. Clise, M.S. Marion D. Cooper, M.S. Professor, Instructor, Biology SOL . Electrical Engineering Robert F. Busbey, B.S. Vance Chamberlin, B.Sc., M.E. William Cherubini, Ph.D. Professor, Chairman, Associate Professor, English Assistant Professor, } Physical Education Marketing od : Albert N. Cousins, Ph.D. Blake Crider, Ph.D. John T. Cumming, Ph.D. Frank DeMarinis, Ph.D. Julius Drossin, Ph.D. Professor, Chairman, Assistant Professor, Chairman, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Music Electrical Engineering Chairman, Biology Assistant Professor, American Studies Psychology 19 E. Philip Earl, M.A.Ed. Donald C. Fabel, D.Eng. Marie E. Faust, A.B. John A. Froebe, A.B., LL.B. Frank J. Gallo, B.S.E. Associate Professor, Professor, Mechanical and Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Engineering Drawing Metallurgical Engineering, Secretarial Studies Chairman, Accounting Civil Engineering and ' Chairman, Mechanical Eng. Engineering Mechanics Leopold W. Haas, M.A. Virgil D. Hales Earnest C. Harris, M.S.C.E. David Herlacher, M.S. Francis V. Higgins, M.S. Instructor, English Associate Professor, Professor, Chairman, Instructor, Mathematics Associate Professor, Chairman, Engineering Civil Engineering and Civil Engineering and Drawing Engineering Mechanics Engineering Mechanics Royal M. Hochner, M.S. Richard F. Hockswender, A.B. Joseph W. Ink, M.A. Millard L. Jordan, M.A. Karl D. Kelly, M.A., M.S. Assistant Professor, Instructor, English Instructor, History Professor, Chairman, Professor, Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Sociology ‘ Chester J. Kishel, M.S. Albert M. Lord, M.A. John C. Matthews, Ed.D. John G. McGrew, Ph.D. John W. McNeill, M.A. Associate Professor, Associate Professor, Associate Professor, Professor, Chairman, Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Chairman, Education Economics Chairman, Management 20 t Lad A. Pasiut, Ph.D. Professor, Chemistry Harold E. Morgan, Ph.D. Professor, Chairman, Douglas J. Neiss, M.A. Instructor, English iIda M. Merkel, R.N., B.A. William F. Moore, Jr., Ph.D. Director of Huron Road Associate Professor, ospital School of Nursing Sociology, Director of Physics at Fenn College Religious Education : Jane Pease, M.A. Dwight L. Penney, B.M.E. Michael J. Phillips, M.S.C.E. Randolph C. Randall, Ph.D. Louis W. Salzer, B.S. | Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor Associate Professor, Professor, Chairman, Lecturer, Chemistry Physical Education Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering and English Engineering Mechanics tobert W. Schindler, M.S. Fred E. Sheibley, Ph.D. Kenneth S. Sherman, M.S.E.E. Michael Shuga, M.S.C.E. Charles Simonian, B.A. Professor, Chairman, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Instructor, Physical Electrical Engineering Chemistry Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering and Education, Sports Coach Engineering Mechanics Richard B. Small, M.A. Charles H. Springer, Ph.D. George W. Srail, M.A. Demetrios Theodore, Ph.D. Chester W. Topp, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Associate Professor, Professor, Mathematics Modern Languages Chemistry Chairman, Speech and Economics Dramatic Arts Donald R. Tuttle, Ph.D. Professor, English Sara R. Watson, Ph.D. Professor, English Library Staff SECRETARIES i s me 3 s Sees Henry Unruh, Jr., M.S. Walter R. Van Voorhis, Ph.D. Urban F. von Rosen, C.P.A. Instructor, Physics Professor, Chairman, Professor, Accounting Mathematic Jack C. Wilson, M.S. Homer E. Woodling, M.A. Marian Wozencraft, M.A. Assistant Professor, Professor, Chairman, Assistant Professor, Mathematics Physical Education and Elementary Education Recreation Emil J. Stefancic, B.A., |. Elizabeth Beam, B.A., Margaret J. Eastwood, B.S.L.S. B.S.L.S. ASB. B-S3LSs Librarian Reference Librarian Catalog Librarian Ruth S. Walker, M.A. Instructor, Nursing Science John H. Ziegler, M.B.A., C.P.A. Associate Professor, Accounting William V. Ryan, M.S.L.S. Circulation Librarian Clockwise: Jean L. Morris, Ruth Jordan, Marcia Kestenbaum, Waneeta Benich, Georgia Markos, Mary Lenora Cantwell, Helen Tamas, Alice Breymaier, Mary Ann Beck, Mildred D. Peters, Imelda Willoughby, 22 Marietta P, Suhart, Florence W. Lawler, Jean Trout, Peggy Kelly Nursing Staff Clara P. Hein, R.N., B.S. in N.Ed. Gloria Joseph, R.N., B.S. in N.Ed. Ruth E. Lawrence, R.N., B.S. in N. Cert. in P.H.N. Instructor, Surgical Nursing Instructor, Surgical Nursing Instructor, Public Health Nursing Arline A. Maskulka, R.N., B.S. in N. Erma A. Wagner, R.N., B.S. in N. Margaret A. Woodworth, R.N., B.S. Instructor, Obstetrical Nursing Instructor, Medical Nursing Instructor, Nursing Arts Personnel Leota B. Cain Thomas L. Dotson, M.A. Harold R. Glaze Manager of Food Service Vocational Counselor Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 23 Personnel (Continued Florence A. R. Hole John J. Horton, M.A. Louise T. Kulka, M.A. Housemother, Men’s Dormitory Publications Editor Director of Public Information George A. Leech, B.S., M.A. Mary J. Magee, R.N., B.S. William P. Shelly, M.D. George B. Simon, Litt.B. Director of Department of College Nurse College Physician Associate Professor Emeritus, Personnel Development Speech, Archivist FACULTY NOT PICTURED James A. Bard, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Psychology Jean A. Coffin, R.N., M.S. in N. Instructor, Pediatric Nursing Irene E. Krebs, R.N., B.S. Clinical Instructor Mary H. Lasch, B.S. Instructor, Diet Therapy Leon Martens, B.S. Assistant Professor, Psychology Edwin A. Pfeil, M.A.Ed. Assistant Professor, Engineering Drawing Doretta C. Thielker, M.A. Associate Professor, Nursing Science William H. Wishmeyer, M.A. Alice M. Speeker Richard H. Stause, B.B.A. Ola |. Twerell Assistant Professor, English Bookstore Manager Alumni Secretary Purchasing Agent 24 Activities Day Yellow mums of autumn ushered in Fenn’s annual Student Activities Day. After curiously examining the trophies, scrapbooks, and other displays of each fraternity, sorority, and campus club, the new frosh were entertained by gambler- dressed pledges, bean guessing contests, and tape recorded music. Cheerleaders Ursula Schlamme, Jeanne Scherz 25 | | | SENIORS Inter-Varsity Christian Kappa Delta Phi Fellowship A.S.M.E. Choir Senior Class Soccer Social Committee Roy R. Accardi, B.C.E. George Ajemian, B.A. Glenn Altschuld, B.A. William E. Andrews, B.C.E. Robert J. Antl, B.M.E. Rex E. Arnold, B.B.A. Margaret W. Art, B.A. Daniel Bachin, B.M.E. Alex Barbato, B.Ch.E. Robert E. Bathen, B.C.E. Fenn Players Pi Sigma Tau, Treas. Pi Sigma Tau, Chancellor Choir ALS. Ghee. Tau Beta Pi Disses Seniors at Freshman Camp Beta Sigma Omicron, Pres. Wing and Torch Fenn Players Student Council Evening Senior Class, Pres. Evening Student Council, Pres., Treas. eam) Lambda Iota Delta, Pres. oe u Senior Night Class, A.S.M.E. Elizabeth A. Treasurer Trowel Club Baumgardner, B.B.A. William H. Beckett, B.B.A. James C. Bell, Jr., B.E.S. Robert C. Bischoff, B.M.E. Edward Bittner, B.A. RL Ronald J. Blaha, B.E.E. Dolores M. Boduroff, B.S. Raymond E. Bond, B.E.E. Gary Boukis, B.B.A. Joseph Brado, B.E.E. ALEVE: Iota Tau Lamba, Pres., Gl. BBs Tau Kappa Epsilon ‘ I.E.E. VWice-Pres American Marketing Senior Announcement Giuilacon Association Committee ; Intersorority Council Fenn Players Booster Club Intramural Sports ay. Kappa Delta Phi, Treas. Newman Club, Vice-Pres. Fenn Players Choir Sociology Club Inter-Fraternity Council Frank J. Brancely, Jr., B.A. Lawrence J. Cawley, B.M.E. 30 Evelyn Burns, B.S. Christian Chermely, Iota Tau Lambda, Secy. Wing and Torch Senior Day Class, Secy. Cauldron Fenn Players Fenn Choir Aleta B. Cantwell, B.S. John Clayton, B.B.A. Tau Kappa Epsilon Wing and Torch Intramurals Theta Rho Alpha Kappa Alpha Ohio Student Education Association Edna Mae W. Carter, B.S. John F. Collins, B.B.A. Tau Kappa Epsilon Intramural Sports Ohio Student Education Association Walter Castle, B.A. Howard J. Corlett, B.M.E. oe] F Club Tau Kappa Epsilon ; Varsity Swimming American Chemical Intramural Sports Henry B. Czerniec, Ronald E. Diamond, Robert G. Dubensky, Society Al C. Cortelezzi, B.B.A. B.B.A. B.B.A. B.M.E. Lewis M. Elton, B.Ch.E. ssSugets aisgier ae Edward P. Espenschied, Rosemarie Evans, B.B.A. George E. Felty, B.B.A. Joseph Fontecchio, Dan Force, B.B.A. B.M.E. Intramural Sports B.M.E. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treas. Kappa Delta Phi, Pres. Cauldron, Sports Editor Varsity Swimming Intramural Sports Dormitory Council Intramural Sports 31 Merle L. Fromson, B.B.A. John H. Gulick, Jr., B.B.A. Varsity Track Varsity Baseball 32 Roy M. Gedeon, B.M.E. Robert F. Hanlon, B.M.E. A.S.M.E. Tau Kappa Epsilon Wing-and Torch, Pres. American Marketing Association Fanfare, Advertising Mer. Cauldron, Business Mer. Student Council Wayne A. Gest, B.B.A. Bennet L. Harris, B.B.A. S.A.M. Pi Sigma Tau, Clerk Student Council S2A5E- American Marketing Association Cauldron, Advertising Mer. Fanfare, Advertising Mgr. Donald J. Goss, B.B.A. John H. Haselow, B.A. Manuscript, Co-editor Fenn Players Alpha Psi Omega Kappa Delta Phi Varsity Track Varsity Soccer A.S.M.E. F Club Dormitory Council Eugene D. Graney, Jr., B.M.E. John L. Hatch, B.B.A. Alpha Phi Omega Apha Chi Fanfare, Editor Fenn Players Intramurals Evening Student Council, Iota Tau Lambda Vice-Pres., Secy. Theta Rho Iota Tau Lambda, Pres. Cauldron, Editor Nite Shift Manuscript Tau Beta Pi, Pres. Sociology Club Choir A.1I.Ch.E. el. B. Bs Newman Club O.S.E.A. Choir ‘illiam H. Hawersaat, B.E.E. J. S. Herbkersman, B.B.A. Agnes R. Herrick, B.A. Martha L. Herron, B.A. Martin Hersch, B.Ch.E. Rolf Hess, B.B.A. George A. Hiscock, George D. Hite, Jr., James F. Hodder, B.B.A. Edward G. Hodina, B.E.E. B.B.A. B.B.A. A,1.E.E: . RSE: 33 Pi Sigma Tau, Chancellor, Treasurer ‘ 7 Student Council, Treas. ‘ Koo ee Pat Dormitory Council, Pres. A.I.E.E., Chairman Varsity Rackethalleand Senior Day Class Finance I.R.E. ‘ irc ASME Committee Student Council StudentGouncl cA Bol Intramural Sports Tau Kappa Epsilon Cauldron EF Clan Flying Club Richard A. Hummel, Varsity Sports Clifford C. Ineman, Inter-Fraternity Council Louis Holstein, B.M.E. B.B.A. Joseph L. Huprich, B.E.E. B.E.E. Fred G. Infield, B.M.E. PP A TNO AIR. Joseph M. Jeannette, Robert L. Johnson, Michael J. Jury, B.B.A. George W. Kardos, John Karnosh, B.B.A. B.B.A. B.M.E. B.M.E. A.S.M.E. 34 A.S.M.E. John G. Keefe, B.B.A. Lawrence F. Kornokovich, B.B.A. Student Council, Pres., Vice-Pres. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice-Pres. Cauldron, Business Mgr. Fanfare, Business Mgr. Alpha Chi Wing and Torch A.S.M.E. William A. Kett, B.M.E. Edward S. Kovalcik, B.M.E. Senior Day Class, Pres. Lambda Tau Delta, Vice-Pres. A.S.M.E. Varsity Baseball F Club Intramural Sports Cauldron F Club Flying Club, Vice-Pres. Dormitory Council Richard B. Kimmey, B.M.E. Joseph J. Kosar, B.B.A. Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants Fenn Players Robert D. Kline, B.B.A. 5 NC MBL NSROR LD: iP Mh A ngbonbntre se AD bo ABE MINES) S88 wm Ralph J. Kragle, B.E.E. ASABE I.R.E., Chairman Seniors at Freshman Camp William J. Kmecik, B.S.E.E. Robert H. Krauss, B.S. 35 Pi Sigma Tau AS: GLB; Intramural Sports Wendell F. Kucera, BCE: Donald D. Mandalfino, B.C.E. A.S.C.E., President Iota Eta, President Interfraternity Council Choir Intramural Sports 36 A.S.M.E. S2AC Es. Student Christian Union Dormitory Council Intramural Sports Jack E. Lieser, B.M.E. James A. Masterson, B.M.E. Pi Sigma Tau Interfraternity Council President Varsity Fencing Wing and Torch A.S.M.E. Intramural Sports Vincent J. Lombardo, B.M.E. Raphael J. Matysiak, B.B.A. Tau Beta Pi A.S.M.E. S.A.E. Dormitory Council Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Gordon D. MacKay, B.M.E. Vincent C. McGervey, B.C.E. A.S.M.E. S.A.E., Treasurer Jerry H. Malone, B.M.E. 6 pote are ce cee seatner eee gern tere Alexander Meklus, B.B.A. Student Council, Pres., Vice-Pres. Tau Kappa Epsilon Wing and Torch, V-Pres. American Marketing Assn., Secy., Treas. Varsity Golf Cauldron Howard G. Meyers, B.B.A. Edward A. Mulica, B.B.A. Newman Club American Marketing Association Jota Tau Lambda, Pres. Intersorority Council Wing and Torch Fanfare Cauldron Fenn Players Mary Ann Mihalsky, B.S. Rudolph S. Myeress, B.M.E. A.S.M.E. S.A E, Kappa Delta Phi Intramural Sports Kappa Delta Phi Varsity Track Dormitory Council Interfraternity Council F Club A.S.M.E. Robert G. Moomy, B.M.E. Eugene Nebesh, B.Ch.E. Nol. lts ba. Varsity Fencing, Tennis, Soccer S.A.M. Intramural Sports Leo F. Morozko, B.B.A. Dale T. Nickolette, B.C.E. Veseey Gal che Pi Sigma Tau Audrey Mroczek, B.S. Frank J. Normali, B.B.A. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pres. Varsity Golf Wing and Torch Cauldron F Club Interfraternity Council 37 Kappa Sigma Upsilon, Pres. Lambda Tau Delta, Evening Senior Class, Secy. Sa ne Social Chairman Student Council ee cover of ; Interfraternity Council Alpha Sigma Iota, Pres. urchasing Agents Sigma Kappa Phi | Intramural Sports Newman Club Elmer W. Palascak, Evening Student Council W. F. Nunnari, B.M.E. Georgia A. Pace, B.B.A. B.B.A. Louis Paulson, B.B.A. Eugene V. Pawlik, B.M.E. SRG eRe NR AR nm te Robert |. Peters, B.M.E. Donald B. Pliske, B.B.A. Joseph J. Potter, B.B.A. John J. Primeau, B.M.E. George F. Quinn, Jr., ie Tau Lambda Tau Delta B.B.A. S.A.M., Pres. A.S.M.E. : : Senior Day Class, Treas. S.A.E, Bip ood pene Interfraternity Council Sailing Club Intramural Sports 38 Gamma Nu Sigma, Secy., Treas. Cauldron ANai En oe American Marketing Intersorority Council ERE. Association A.I.E.E. Intramural Sports Daniel F. Rachek, B.E.E. James A. Regan, B.B.A. John Retar, B.M.E. Leonard Rizzolla, B.M.E. Louise Rizzolla, B.B.A. wert L. Robertson, Sr., B.E.E. Vernon J. Rolland, B.S. Ralph J. Schmotzer, B.B.A. Bobette M. Schuster, B.B.A. Thomas E. Senney, B.S.E.E. Tau Kappa Epsilon Iota Tau Lambda, Pres. American Marketing Assn. Cauldron Cauldron Intersorority Council Intramural Sports Intramural Sports Tota Tau Lambda OS Bln: Fanfare A.I.Ch.E. Fenn Choir ACG NG Alpha Phi Omega O.S.E.A. Fenn Players Varsity Tennis Fanfare, Patron Editor Student Christian Union Cauldron Intramural Sports A.LE.E. Richard H. Shelley, B.B.A. James B. Skellenger, B.A. Ruth E. Skinner, B.S. Milan Skripek, B.Ch.E. Thomas J. Smith, B.S.E.E. 3 Ronald M. Sobel, B.A. George R. Sommer, B.B.A. John J. Spodnick, B.B.A. Beverly A. Stasko, B.B.A. Alan G. Straka, B.B.A. Varsity Track Tau Kappa Epsilon Alpha Chi, Vice-President Student Council, Treas. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sociology Club American Marketing S.A.M. Senior Day Class, V-Pres. Vice-Pres., Secy. O.S.E.A. Association Gamma Nu Sigma, Pres. Student Council Intramural Sports Cauldron, Adverstising Mgr. Fanfare, Literary Editor Cauldron Intramural Sports Cauldron, Business Mgr. S.A.M. Wing and Torch Intramurals 40 aoe Gases Tau Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi, Treasurer Sanford Tabor, B.B.A. Nino R. Trinetti, B.C.E. John Troyer, B.C.E. James F. Turk, B.M.E. Julius V. Tuske, B.M.E. Robert Verderber, B.M.E. Wayne F. Vlack, B.E.E. Edmund Weisler, B.B.A. Neal H. Winston, B.B.A. William T. Yaeger, B.M.E. Lambda Tau Delta Kappa Delta Phi, Tau Kappa Epsilon Vice-Pres., Secy. S.A.M. A.L.E.E., Vice-Pres. Intramural Sports S.A.E. Interfraternity Council, Secy., Treas. Intramural Sports 4] Seniors at Freshman Camp Gamma Nu Sigma, Pres. Vice-Pres. Student Council, Rec. Secy. Wing and Torch American Marketing Assn. Pi Sigma Tau Interfraternity Council, Pres. Varsity Basketball Cauldron SALE. Varsity Baseball Intersorority Council A.S.M.E. Kenneth K. Yoshino, B.C.E. Charles L. Young, B.M.E. Patricia A. Young, B.B.A. Charles L. Zola, B.M.E. 42 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Agnesjean Artman, B.A. Sebastian V. Cangemi, B.E.E. Velma Clemons, B.S. in Ed. Robert Moore Decker, B.E.E. Ruth K, Donahower, B.S. in Ed. Richard A. Epaves, B.B.A. John T. Finucan, B.C.E. Edward William Fleming, B.B.A. J. Warren Gechei, B.S.E.E. Marie A, Graham, B.S. in Ed. Nelson Grimm, B.Ch.E. Harry Charles Hansen, B.B.A. Marion H. Heppert, B.B.A. Richard Allen Imhof, B.E.E. Edward A. Kopec, B.B.A. Leonard Kosuda, B.S. Henry Frank Kubiczek, B.E.E. William H. V. Lander, B.S. John Gilbert Lind, B.S. Robert M. Lindhorst, B.B.A. George Magurean, B.B.A. Eugene Dale McCormich, B.C.E. Gregory Moldovan, B.B.A. Ronald A. Mozzetti, B.B.A. Waltina Eleanor Mroczek, B.S. in Ed. Roger Papp, B.A. Rosetta E. Patton, B.S. in Ed. Joseph J. Rysek, B.S. Michele Nicholas Salvatore, B.E.E. Anthony John Schement, B.B.A. John A. Schenkelberg, B.B.A. Vernon H. Schill, B.A. Arthur M. Shinn, B.S. Christopher Charles Sk ambis, B.B.A. Paul Stevens, B.B.A. Stanley J. Trampus, B.S.M.E. Russell T. Tritt, B.B.A. Frank John Vidmar, B.B.A. Otto William Vicek, B.B.A. All School Picnic Putting on the pounds! It’s tough all over! Catch that egg! Co-eds on parade! Feeding the “squirrels”! Beanie King and Queen Sharon Farrow and William Sheehan WORK STUDY PLAN CO-OP PLAN FENN SERVICE FENN @® INDUSTRY PROFESSIONS BUSINESS 44 UNDERCLASSMEN Student Nursing Mrs. Hulda Merkel, Director Harryet Adams, Senior Nurse Sharon Farrow, Jane Warner, Karen Canne A carefully integrated program of the nursing sciences and practical experience at Huron Road Hospital, together with a pro- gram of courses in the liberal arts field at Fenn is offered to interested girls under the Student Nursing Program. This plan is relatively new at Fenn but the continual increase in its enrollment proves its popularity. Its newness is illustrated by the fact that the first graduating class under this program will receive their diplomas this September. By far, the nursing students form the a majority of the female populus at Fenn and Pat Edmiston, Marjorie Jensen, they have grown to be a welcome and _neces- Lynda Morse sary part of the “Fenn Family.” Patty Hunter, Hazelan Zachau, Nancy Kocarek, Rae D. Gray, Irene Anderson, Paula Habzda, Eula Redmond Rose Ogden, JoAnne Riley, Marty Skrance, Paula Fawcet, Mary Gerrard, Sally Willer, Diane Le Quyea 47 Juniors 5 eS a ae Mary Ann Kozma, Herb Langthorp Ist Row: Mary Ann Kozma, Rosalind Pelser, Dorothy Woods, Marilyn Hepler, Janice Prather, Miriam S. Kline 2nd Row: Jim Carlson, Paul Millspaugh, Margarette Kurz, Gerald Alvarez, Edward M. Herman, William Mclntire Class Officers William Mclntire, Janice Prather 48 Class Officers Pre-Juniors Prof. W. Franklin Moore, Dan Petrasek, Jeanne Scherz, Alan Brainard, Dean Robb Co-Op Plan A Row 1: Syd Kershaw, Jack Wen-Yoh Chu, Joe Gundzik, Charles Nagy, Paul Weisbarth, Vytautas Kamantas, Georgia Markos, Annette Liscynski, Ruth Cizek, Ellie Wasco, Bob Hughes, Frank Scarpitti Row 2: Prof. W. Franklin Moore, George A. Mcintosh, Walter Paliwoda, Stephen F. Batra, John Shannon, Janis Krumins, Joe T. Snyder, Louis Montesano, Martin Meister, Anthony J. Sudolnik, Howard Lutz Row 3: Jerry Smetana, Norman M. Sherer, Bill Hady, Edmund A. Mieskoski, Joe Schartman, Robert G. Klimo, Don Drager, Dan Kaufer, Dan Havel, Ralph Alberts, Joe G. Hajcak Co-Op Plan B Oe eee LS ee Gerald E. Johnson, Bill Latto, George Landgrabe, Ronald Harned, Dan Sabol 49 Sophomores Co-Op Plan A 2D 2 Row 1: P. R. Meng, Mel Zentak, Barbara Skelly, Fran Brokaw, Evelyn Rericha, Linda Gymer, Carol Pesecky, Ursula Schlamme, Josephine Priever, Christ Kotsos, Jr. Row 2: Richard Edwards, Ed Vizdos, Robert Ragborg, Mike Durkot, Ron Pastor, Guy Pinter, Allan Hirt, Don Yontz, John Zanghi Class Officers Mel Zentak, Ursula Schlamme, Nancy Gilmore, Linda Gymer Co-Op Plan B ee ee see ine Robert Todd, Marilyn Nass, Bill Coombs, Gerald Nelson 50 Freshm an Class Officers Ron Richer, Clayton Genoa Hundley, Jan Burgers, William Sheehan Freshman Class Row 1: Marlin Minich, Robert Arendt, Ronald Wagar, Robert Andrews, Ruthann Tirabasso, Mary L. Dinardo, Linda Kassimatis, Mike Paris, William Szabo, Jack Wheeler, Carole Mesaros, Barbara Torbak. Row 2: Lawrence Schindler, Clayton Genoa Hundley, Alan Plain, Fred Madden, Roland Jordan, Randy Abbey, William H. Pfeifer, Earl Griffin, Norman Reese, Penny Mouroules. Row 3: Nick Cevera Jr., Chuck Thomas, Alan Jackson, Keith Cross, Bill Dalrymple, Ken Fashing, Rodger Pfeiffer, Tom Short, Clifford Stine, Gary Meek, Roman Zorska. Row 1: Myron Morlock, Mary Ellen Saccany, Barbara Meyers, Dorothy Shalota, Helen Wal- ton, Rita Kornokovich, Joyce Zucker, Jan Burgers, Carmella Mollica, Nancy Jarus, Johnnie Hall, Diana Gaba, Nancy Bosko. Row 2: Roy Eberly, Robert Riggs, Lynn Mark- ley, Lou Deperro, Ernie Lindaver, Jim Krupa, Ron Cheers, Ron Richer, John Chasteen, Ron Elchesen, Stephen Cherry, Frank Schwein- gruber, Eugene Sprow, John Schumacher. Row 3: Ronald W. Nader, Gary Lynn Mc- Donald, Walter Woodworth, James L. Cline, Wayne Fenn, Tony Vaccariello, Nestor Clough, Charles Crow, Al Smith, John Werner, Tad Samsel (deceased), Joe Vauter, Larry Kramer. Row 4: Ralph Speelman, Jim Steinmetz, Bill McCormick, Donald Trotter, Roger Wicker, Lyle Amiet, Joe Holbrook, Clarence Thomas, Fred Klimo, Richard Calendine, Donald Butler, Jim Bates, Edgar M. Price. Row 1: Frank Reinheimer, Dan Sadowsky, Joanne Kupniewski, Diane Dister, Gerri Shirilla, Ann Burcham, Pat Simia, Mary F. Krucin, Bill Strock, George Jay, David Beach. Row 2: Don Seidel, Mike Ochall, Urban Livengood Jr., Raymond Fink, Jack Endlich, Byong Chan Choi, Larry Mitchell, Jim Hurst, William Murray, William Sheehan. Row 3: Dan Martens, Bob E. Baier, Henry Knapp, David L. Boger, Stephen Maslar, Carl Luikart, Ed Andrews, Geo. Johnson, Gerry Cooper, Ben Freeble. Row 4: Andrew Szaniszlo, Ray Shaw, Ray Lukacs, Dick Knopf, Fred Felder, Bill Neu- bacher, Dennis Rezabek. 5] Freshman Camp Over two hundred Freshmen took part in the traditional week-end activities held at Centerville Mills Y.M.C.A. Camp. Tennis, badminton, boating, volleyball, baseball and square dancing are a few of the well- planned activities that helped the Freshmen get acquainted with each other and college life before classes began. End to a wonderful day! @. pat at etre r® esse PO sated tat FRATERNITIES and SORORITIES Row 1: Louise Rizzolla, Selma Montasana, Annette Hallstrom Row 2: Dolores Boduroff, Ruth Yurkschait, Aleta Cantwell, Pat Young Day Division Intersorority Council was founded in 1937 to transact such business as it shall deem to be of general interest and concern to the member sororities, to maintain harmonious relationship between the sororities and the student body, to make rules governing pledging, repledging, and establishing scholastic abilities of the pledges, and to carry on Intersorority Social activities. Membership in this organization is open to all day division sororities of Fenn College that have signed the constitution. It is a local- supervisory council whose job it is to sponsor joint Intersorority Rush Parties. Officers President . . Ruth Yurkschatt Secretary . . Patricia Young Intersorority Council 56 Row 1: Al Monile, Wm. R. Swick, Woody, Jim Carlson, Billi Nunnari, Chuck Zola Row 2: Stanley E. Lassa, Frank Brancely, Wayne F. Vlack, Jerry Lyons The Interfraternity Council of Fenn College was founded in 1929 to maintain harmonious relationships between fraternities, co llege administra- tion, and other groups on the campus. The members of this organization are elected by member fraternities. It is a local council whose social event is the Interfraternity Council Dance. Officers President . . . . Charles Zola Vice President . . . Emil Vidic Secretary-Treasurer . Wayne Vlack Interfraternity Council of Beta Sigma Omicron Ruth Yurkschatt Betty Baumgardner Jean Baver Carol Doskocil Rita Martin Janice Prather President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secy. Treasurer Warden Pauline Bloomquist Irene Anderson Marilyn Axtel Carol Bock Sandra Bollard Fran Brokaw Faculty Advisor Karen Cone Marty Foster Nancy Gilmore Annette Hallstrom Marilyn Hepler Patty Herrick Nancy Kocarek Rita Kornokovich Georgie Markos Barbara Pelser Rosalind Pelser Evelyn Rericha Joanne Riley Barbara Torbak Sharon Whitmore Dorothy Woods Hazelan Zachau 58 The Beta Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Omicron Sorority became the «first National Panhellenic Sorority on Campus on October 16, 1954. This chapter was formed from Lambda Sigma Chi, the first sorority at Fenn College. A Beta may be found in all phases of Fenn li fe — athletics, Student Council, and various interest groups. The sorority co- sponsors the Coronation Ball, and later during the winter, sponsors the annual Porthole Dance. Banquets, hay rides, picnics, and socials add to a Beta’s year of fun and devotion to the principles of fine character, high scholarship, and comradeship. Chartered in 1937, Gamma Nu Sigma became a local sorority on February 24th of that year. Loyalty to Fenn, promotion of good scholarship, fellowship, and an active interest in problems of today are the aims of the members of this group. The members are also in the many activities at Fenn including intramurals and the various special interest groups. A Freshman Welcome Dance and a Mardi Gras Dance in the spring are among the social events sponsored by the Gammas. Gamma Nu Sigma Pat Young Agnes Kunc Louise Rizzolla Carol Pesecky Sara Ruth Watson President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor Nancy Bosko Ann Burcham Karen Cannell Diane Dister Sharon Farrow Ginger Howard Joanne Kupniewski Carmella Mollica Frieda Postma Gerri Shirilla Beverly Stasko Helen Walton Jane Warner Alpharetta Worden 61 lota Tau Lambda Dolores Boduroff Harryet Adams Jeanne Scherz Theodora Budko Joanne Celebrezze Ruth Skinner President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Executive Committee Member Elizabeth Beam Aleta Cantwell Pat Emrick Linda Gymer Martha Herron Elaine Johnson Faculty Advisor Carol Klima June Korns Mary Ann Kozma Annette Liscynski Mary Ann Mihalsky Marilyn Nass Josephine Priever Marge Rider Ursula Schlamme Bobette Schuster Marilyn Thorpe Mel Zentak 62 The title of the “youngest sorority on campus” is owned by the Theta Chapter of Jota Tau Lambda, which was organized on July 31, 1954, as the first national sorority at Fenn. The mem- bers have pledged themselves to self-improvement, fraternalism, and service to both the college and the community. The carrying out of this pledge can be illustrated by the fact that you will find an ITL in almost any activity and organization at Fenn. This group annually sponsors a “Highland Fling” dance and a banquet, along with numerous other social activities throughout the year. Iota Eta, chartered in 1926, has the distinction of being the first fraternity on the Fenn Campus. The goals of the brotherhood, held foremost in mind, are to promote high morals, scholarship, sportsmanship, and simultaneously amplify the social capabilities of each and every member. The highlights of their social calendar are the annual Spring Dinner Dance and their Halloween Party. lota Eta Don Mandalfino Ed Mieskoski Joe Grysban Dick Welling Thomas Gibbons, Jr. Chancellor Councellor Assessor Professor Master Bruce Bleichrodt Norb Dubros Stanley Lassa Howard Lutz William Nemeth Jake Verderber 7 ° s s © wn = c om © | = ere x 3 2 =. = Geo. Rauschenberg, Jr. Norman Sherer Paul Winslow Bill Wyke 65 Kappa Delta Phi Joseph Fontecchio Eugene Graney Wayne Vlack Frank Brancely President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Robert Antl Fred Infield Karl Kurz Robert Moomy Rudy Myeress Kappa Delta Phi, which evolved from an Engineering student group known as the Neff Club, received its charter in 1929 and now accepts members from all three schools of the College. Its members are pledged to maintain high moral, scholastic, and athletic standards, and to participate in all phases of school activities. The all-school Coronation Ball and the annual Pledge Banquet are the highlights of its active social calendar. 66 Homecoming Weekend ee ” a These two floats were rivals for first honors in a contest during Fenn’s Homecoming Weekend. The merry-go-round, entered by Pi Sigma Tau Fraternity, was judged the winner over the Tau Kappa Epsilon entry. Joe Hajcak, the inventor and principal worker on the display, accepted a trophy for the fraternity during the halftime of the basketball game December 8th. IOTA TAU LAMBDA SORORITY Since Homecoming was so near to Christmas this year, the traditional Christmas Tree in Panel Hall was already completely decorated by the several Fenn co-eds under the supervision of Dean Montasana. Another “Homecoming Special” included the posters submitted by various Fenn organizations welcoming Fenn alumni and students to the Homcoming. Lambda Tau Delta received its charter from Fenn in 1929. The fraternity aims to develop an individual socially, scholastically, athletically, physically, and mentally; and to aid all brothers in obtaining the most enjoyment from their collegiate years. This group has the honor of being the first organization to win the All-Sports Trophy for six consecutive years. A St. Patrick’s Day Dance and two annual banquets are a few of the many social events which they sponsor. Lambda Tau Delta ¢ is - ? ‘ . Pye a = ee jo . ty 4 7 ‘ee | 4 R. H. Laufenburger Bob Verderber Bill Hady Jim Carlson Ed Timmons John Primeau President Vice-President Recording Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms ichard Bisho erry Clites erry Cosse yle Gleason ohdan Huryn ward Kovalci Richard Bishop J Cli J Cc I Lyle Gl Bohdan H Ed d Kovalcik % 4 Ron Meihofer Janis Krumins Paul Millspaugh Bo Nunnari Guy Pinter Ray Pucko Bob Ragborg Larry Riley Frank Roan Lowell Sayles G. Richard Smeallie Rudy Spognola Rich Thomas Charles Wilk Pi Sigma Tau e ] 4 1 i Richard Hummel John Shannon, Jr. Al Monile Dan Sabol Robert Klimo David May Chancellor First Vice-Chancellor Second Vice-Chancellor Clerk House Manager Steward Dick Bear Alan Brainard Hubert Crabb Charles Frye Donald Goss Tony Gretzmier Bob Gulyas Joe Hajcak ee ja Daniel Havel Ed Kish Kelvin Kramp Wendell Kucera os oa Ky i Warner Martin Frank Mignoli Rell Neely Don Pliske a m ? fe 2 Ss, ¥ ay ) — 4 BEGETS . oak Roger Rekittke Dean Robb Tom Rozinski Ray Schuller Jerry Smetana Pi Sigma Tau was founded in 1929 by twelve engineering students. Since that time, the fraternity has expanded and found it beneficial to pledge students from all three schools. Although primarily a social fraternity, the Pi Sigs vigorously support the intramural sports program as well as other varied activities of Fenn College. In 1956 this organization had the distinction of winning the Fine Arts Trophy. The Sweetheart Prom and the Windy Hop are annual events sponsored by the group. Delta Epsilon Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity holds the distinction of being the only national social fraternity at Fenn. This group, which owns its own house at 1831 East 27th Street and Chester Avenue, is a brotherhood of men whose primary purpose is to build character by encouraging its members to participate not only in the social activities of the fraternity, but also in all phases of school life. The Harvest Prom and Moonlight Terrace Dance are the all-school events which the Tekes sponsor. Tau Kappa Epsilon Frank Normali Larry Kornokovich ' David Linden Ted Kowalski Neal Winston President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain John Collins Al Cortelezzi Dan Force Joe Gundzik Allan Hirt Joe Huprich Jerry Johnson John Kormos Chip Lawrence Ronald Loeliger Jerry Lyons Alex Meklus Walter Paliwoda Dale Palmer Ron Pastor Bob Paul Don Petrasek Dave Sabol Ralph Schmotzer George Sommer Alan Straka Jack Sulentich Ed Vizdos Y Bob Wells Don Yontz John Zanghi ‘ WORK STUDY PLAN CO-OP PLAN SERVICE Loe PROFESSIONS BUSINESS FENN 74 FENN ACTIVITIES Alex Meklus, President Lucy Brown, Jim Carlson, Beverly Stasko Day Student Council Donald Goss, Betty Baumgardner, Fred Infield Council serves as the student governing body of the Day Division. Its aim is “to secure the highest standards of scholarship, promote good fellowship, encourage extracurricular activities, and develop civic conscientiousness among the members of the college.” T his group controls and disburses activities fees, supervises the FANFARE, CAULDRON, and honorary fraternities, co-operates with the faculty in formulating an assembly program, and in general, looks out for the welfare of day school students. Annually, Council sponsors a picnic, jazz concert, and the All-School Dance. This year it has added a Homecoming weekend of celebration to its list of accomplishments. Bob Paul Day Student Council Officers ory ‘ten Richard Hummel, Rosalind Pelser, Larry Kornokovich, Alex Meklus, Janice Prather, Rita Martin, Dean C. DeWitt Hardy President . . . . . . Alexander Meklus ) Vice President . . . . Larry Kornokovich | Recording Secretary . . . . Janice Prather Corresponding Secretary . . Rosalind Pelser Treasurer . . . . . . . Richard Hummel | Assistant Treasurer . . . . . Rita Martin ) Dan Martens, Mary Frances Krucin, Dan Sabol, Jeanne Scherz, Dean Robb Nancy Gilmore, Guy Pinter Bob E. Baier Cauldron Since 1929, the Cauldron has been faithfully informing the student body of activities on the social calendar. It attempts to stimulate school interest by relaying gossip, facts, sports to its bi-weekly readers. Under the supervision of Dean Hardy, all students interested in journalism try their talents of reporting and writing. Add this all together and the product is an excellent college newspaper. Martin Meister, Editor Donald Goss, Aleta Cantwell, Dan Sabol, Dolores Boduroff, Don Yontz, Dean Robb, Sally Willer, Lew Tomer Carole Mesaros, Mary Frances Krucin Shen. ba tay. 2. Meals 2 i: Pak bb ge ‘iV : HENS aN ‘ Ht : oe: . ONS ar a Beverly Stasko, Larry Kornokovich Cauldron Staff Editor . . . . . . . . Martin Meister Page One Editor . . . . . Nancy Jarus ° Page Two Editor . . Mary Frances Krucin Page Three Editor . . . . . Dick Knopf Sports Page Editor . . . . . Don Yontz Society Page Editor . . . . Jean Scherz Co-Business Managers . Larry Kornokovich Beverly Stasko Advertising Manager . . . . Don Goss Circulation Manager . . Rita Kornokovich Jan Burgers, Bob Lancz, Nancy Jarus, David Beach Dick Knopf, Rita Kornokovich, Bill Ahrens, Pat Simia Frank Scarpitti, Jean Scherz, Mary Ellen Saccany, Chris Kotsos fn FANFARE Clicking typewriters, scattered papers, stacks of engraving plates, and other signs of a yearbook office are evident as one enters that busy room on the 19th floor — the home of the “Voice of the Campus,” the Fanfare. For twenty-six years, the Fanfare has published a pictorial record of student life at Fenn. Supported by Student Council and supervised by Vance Chamberlin, the year book is distributed free of charge to all members of the student body. Linda Gymer, Editor Mary Ann Mihalsky, Rita Martin, Jeanne Scherz, David Palmer, Beverly Stasko, Carol Pesecky, Ursula Jim Carlson, Joe Schartman Schlamme, Annette Liscynski, Ruth Skinner ox aca _ cd 1957 Fanfare Staff Poitiers, ; ee, en LdGod Gy men Associate Editor . Dan Sabol Business Manager Larry Kornokovich Aciyiser 3. . noe Vance:Chamberlin Copy Editor Mel Zentak Advertising Manager Donald Goss Asst. Advertising Manager . Marlin Minich — Beverly Stasko Carol Pesecky ee eer ac rlertick Mary Ann Mihalsky Paul Millspaugh Nancy Gilmore Rita Martin Joe Schartman Jeanne Scherz Jim Carlson Literary Editors Senior Editors Circulation Manager Patron Editor Sorority-Fraternity Editor Sports Editors Mroanizerag hs | Ruth Skinner Photograph Editors Jack Endlich Jim Perin Art Editor Hazelan Zachau PAVOUiE ert ess yah Matilyn Nass Dean Robb Proofreaders Ursula Schlamme Dave Palmer ey ists ee) Oanle- Geleprezze Natalie Landy Annette Liscynski Penny Mouroules Ruthann Tirabasso Evening Division Editor Don Tompkins Jack Endlich, Joanne Celebrezze, Natalie Landy, Ruthann Tirabasso, Penny Mouroules Sn coe rec Larry Kornokovich, Business Manager Mel Zentak, Vance Chamberlin, Dan Sabol Paul Millspaugh, Donald Goss, Nancy Gilmore, Dean Robb, Marilyn Nass, Marlin Minich | Fenn Players To offer varied theater experience and encourage participation in dramatics is the purpose of Fenn Players. Founded in 1933, membership in this dramatic organization is open to all day and evening Fenn students. The presentation of a Melodrama and a 3-act play are two of the highlights of the Players’ season. Officers President . . . William V. Wyke Vice President . Betty Baumgardner Secretary . . . . . Pat Klima Treasurer . . John L. Shannon, Jr. Patricia Klima, John L. Shannon Jr., William V. Wyke David R. Hoerner, Richard D. Meyers, Miriam Kline, Bill Campbell, Georgia Markos, Mildred Sacerich, Robert Kline, Nancy Jarus Shirley Troyan, Bob Fortlage, Jimmy R. Pettit ae ed Co Pee Be ee : SEP Dorothy Rollins, Frank Brancely, Nancy Bosko Joa n Valenti, Mr. Bilski, Beverly Decker Richard Clark, Mary Ann Beck, Rita Martin, Prof. George W. Srail Pat McKnight, John Haselow, Howard J. Corlett, James Garfield, William Murray, Carole Birkas, James Buckingham Melvin J. Mazurowski, Dick Wills The Fenn College Choir Ist Row: Dr. Julius Drossin, Virginia Howard, Johnnie Hall, Patricia Klima, Aleta Cantwell, Marilyn Nass, M. Rita Curry, Nancy Jarus, Ruth Skinner, Eileen Gutschmidt, Mary L. Cantwell, Josephine Priever, Elsbeth Leichle 2nd Row: Carole Birkas, Lucy Brown, Eleanore Klann, Anne Fasola, Jeanne Scherz, Irene J. Williams, Patricia Freund, Patricia Mays, Delores Cowan, Doris Saylor 3rd Row: Earl Griffin, Victor Todia, Dick Wills, Tom Rozinski, Ed Cagney, James Garfield, Ralph Pond, Dan Pournaras, John Shannon, Jr., Dave Tucker, Nick Supina ice Any Fenn student who can sing is qualified to join the Fenn President . . . . Jim Garfield College Choir. The purpose of this group is to promote an interest in Vice-President . . . Pat Klima music among the students of Fenn and to build a choral group of Secretary . . . Elsbeth Leichle fine standing. Play Nite and an operetta are some of the activities Treasurer. . . Inars Gruntals sponsored by the Fenn Choir. Wing and Torch Row 1: Beverly Stasko, Mary Ann Mihalsky, Wayne Gest, Rita Martin, Pat Young Row 2: Vince Lombardo, Larry Kornokovich, Aleta Cantwell, Alex Meklus, Officers President . . . . Wayne Gest Vice-President . . Alex Meklus Secretary-Treas. . Aleta Cantwell R. H. Laufenburger, Frank J. Normali Students who have shown outstanding achievement in extra- curricular activities have been honored by membership in Wing and Torch since 1942. A point system is used to evaluate participation in various student groups. When a prospective member has earned the prescribed mini- mum, his application is reviewed by the honorary’s executive board before the invitation to join is extended. 85 Alpha Chi Officers President . . . . George Hite Vice-President and Treasurer a, John Spodnick Secretary . . . Marilyn Hepler Row 1: George Hite Row 2: Richard Petonic, John A. Karnosh, William Meilander, Mary Ann Kozma, John Spodnick, Larry Kornokovich Alpha Chi is an honorary fraternity which was organized in 1934 to promote high standards of scholarship among Day Division students in the School of Business Administration. Membership is open to Pre-Juniors, Juniors, and Seniors who have a cumulative point hour ratio of at least 3.0. Each year this group honors the outstanding sophomore in the School of Business Administration by engraving his name on a plaque which hangs in Panel Hall. Alpha Phi Omega, one of the largest national service groups, was founded in 1949 to render service to the student body, faculty, and the nation. Membership is open to all male students who have had previous ? Boy Scout training. Outstanding among its activities are the Ugly Man Alpha Phi Contest to raise money for the March of Dimes, and the Used Book Store. Within the fraternity itself, there are many social events such as Ome a house parties, theater parties, and dinners —- memories which linger g through the years. Officers President . . . Richard Shelley Vice-President . Charles Nagy Second Vice-President : ; William Mclntire Record. Secy. . Robert Szaniszlo Corres. Secy. . Andrew Kelyman Treasurer . . . Frank Bochin Sergeant of Arms . John Hatch Row 1: John Baird, Andrew Kelyman, Prof. Lloyd C. Billings, R. H. Shelley, Prof. Kenneth S. Sherman, Lawrence Schindler Row 2: Robert E. Szaniszlo, Randy Abbey, Frank Bochin, Jr., Jay Metzger, J. L. Hatch, Donald N. Rawlings 86 Alpha Psi Omega Officers Grand Director . Mildred Sacerich Worthy Playright . Shirley Troyan Worthy Business Manager Dan Pournaras Row 1: Mildred Sacerich, Bill Campbell, William V. Wyke, Shirley Troyan, John Haselow, Prof. George W. Srail, Adv., Mary Ann Beck The outstanding participants of Fenn Players are honored by gaining membership in the national honorary dramatic society at Fenn, Alpha Psi Omega. Founded in 1946, the group encourages an appreciation of the dramatic arts in both school and community and it produces and presents programs for many community groups throughout the year. Fenn’s student branch of A.CS. strives toward its goal again this year: American To develop and maintain an interest in the “chemical field.” Guest speakers and field trips stimulate an active participation beyond the classroom. Ch : emica Society Officers President . . . Alex Barbato Vice-President . . Lewis Elton Secretary . . . Alan Brainard Treasurer . . . . Dan Kaufer Row 1: Eugene Nebesh, Milan Skripek, Edmund A. Mieskoski, Lewis M. Elton, Alex L. Barbato, Martin Hersch, Steven Katrenick, James E. Wuchter Row 2: Joe T. Snyder, Alan Brainard, Dan Kaufer, Don E. Drager, Marvin R. Riek, Herb Davidson, Othello Skinner, Fred Turk 87 Row 1: Ralph J. Kragle, Daniel Rachek, Christian Chermely, Clifford C. American Institute Of Electrical Engineers Officers Chairman . . Clifford C. Ineman Vice-Chairman . Wayne F. Vlack Secretary . Margaret R. Stevens Treasurer . . Christian Chermely oma ities sae Ineman, Wayne F. Vlack, Ronald J. Blaha, Pr of. K. S. Sherman, Robert L. Robertson, Sr., Edward G. Hodina Row 2: Richard Imhof, Paul Weisbarth, George A. McIntosh, Robert W. Schindler, Stephen F. Barta, Roderick A. Siders, Joe Huprich, Joseph J. Brado, Charles C. Nagy, Raymond E. Bond To advance the theory and practice of Electrical Engineering, Arts and Sciences, and the maintenance of a high professional standing are the goals of A.LLE.E. The undergraduate or graduate member in an Engineering curriculum may also enjoy the group’s extensive speaker program. American Marketing Association Officers President . . . . . Wayne Gest Vice-President . . . . Emil Vidic Secretary-Treasurer . Alex Meklus Any student interested in marketing is welcome to join the Fenn student branch of the American Marketing Association. Founded in 1945, this professional group tries to promote brotherhood among its members and to help them better understand the phases of marketing. The Club sponsors annually a fall dance along with other social events. Mat Row 1: Prof. Vance Chamberlin, Bob Skerda, Wayne Gest, Pat Young, Frank J. Normali, John Volin Row 2: Alex Meklus, George Sommer, Ralph Schmotzer, Martin Meister, Gary Boukis American Society Of Civil Engineers Row 1: Robert Gulyas, Gerald Alvarez, William Bodnovich, Randy Strawbridge, Don Gurnick, Raymond J. Kasl, Rick McCann, Dale Nickolette, Nino R. Trinetti Row 2: George Anderson, Tom Knoll, Charles Gray, Roger Hyde, Bob Bathen, Jim Pettit, James Petrus, Wendell F. Kucera, Jerry Cossel The Fenn student branch of A.S.C.E. is again honored this year as Officers being the oldest professional organization on the Fenn campus. Since 1937, President . . Donald Mandalfino the society has promoted: The advancement of Civil Engineering, pro- Vice-President . . Marico Picone fessional improvement, and the establishment of a central point of reference Secretary . . . . . John Evans for both day and evening civil majors who have completed three quarters Treasurer . . . Gerald Alvarez in engineering. Since 1949, A.S.M.E. has encouraged the writing and presentation of : original papers on Engineering subjects and has stimulated Mechanical and American Metallurgical Engineering student's interest in the field of “Mechanics.” : Society Of Mechanical Engineers Officers Chairman . . . Stanley E. Lassa Vice-Chairman . William R. Swick Secretary . . . . Robert Hanlon Treasurer... . . Lew C. Tyler Row 1: Chuck Zola, Vince Lombardo, John J. Primeau, Robert Hanlon, Marilyn Nass, Eugene D. Graney, Denis Vanek, Clarence Tomsic, Pete Espenschied, Richard Kimmey Row 2: Jack F. Lieser, Robert Johnson, Wm. R. Swick, R. A. Cutler, William A. Kett, Howard J. Corlett, Stanley E. Lassa, Robert Dubensky, Robert J. Antl, Jerry H. Malone, Edward Kovalcik 89 Boosters Club Row 1: Ann Burcham, Diane Dister, Gerri Shirilla, Pat Simia, Mary Frances Krucin, Carole Mesaros, Virginia Howard, Sally Willer Row 2: Clayton G. Hundley, Joanne Kupniewski, Bill Ahrens, Robert G. Klimo, Dean Robb, Jeanne Scherz, Dolores Boduroff One of the newest organizations in the Fenn family is the Fenn Booster Club. It was organized at the beginning of the fall quarter to promote Officers athletic activities and to instill school spirit among its membership. This is President . . . . . Pat Simia a local organization which is cooperating with the Fenn cheerleaders in an Vice-President . . Toni Martony attempt to instill an “esprit de corps” among Fenn students. The member- Secretary . . . . Ann Burcham ship is open to all Fenn students. Treasurer . . . Nancy Gilmore The F Club is the goal of every athletic minded student at Fenn. When a student has been awarded the varsity F for competition in intercollegiate athletics, he is eligible for membership in this honorary organization. The i. aim of the F Club is to stimulate an interest among the students in Fenn’s intercollegiate athletic program. The sponsoring of the Homecoming Queen CI L this year, was one of the many activities of the F Club. Officers President . . . Robert Moomy Vice-President yore George Landgrabe First Secretary-Treasurer ; r Guy Pinter Second Secretary-Treasurer . Spencer Crow Row 1: R. H. Laufenburger, Herb Langthorp, Joe Fontecchio, Richard Kimmey, Al Daniels, Larry Kornokovich, Eugene D. Graney, Bill Wagner, Ron Harned Row 2: Edward Kovalcik, Burt Tsuchiya, Alexander Meklus, Janis Krumins, Denny Behrman, Woody, Larry Riley, James Hessel, Bob Moomy Row 3: William Hady, George Landgrabe, Guy Pinter, Fred Infield, Karl Kurz, John A. Harper, Andrew Kleinschnitz, Don Yontz 90 Officers Acting Chairman . Jack Endlich Don Kushing, James Perin, Jack Endlich, Myron Morlock, Lloyd Morimoto Any day school student who is interested in photography can become a member of the Fenn Foto Club. Making its first appearance on the campus in November, 1956, this group was organized so that the members could enjoy their hobby of photography and learn more about it. The Flying Club, founded in 1954, encourages and promotes both the education and advancement of flying. The Flying Club, a national | in organization, is open to all Fenn College students. y g Club | — fC) ol a) an me f= £260 7 f- ao. | P ei £ Fh eX j. = - 7 is . mi ( ‘ i. f 4 : {0 } : - 7 : Officers President . . . . James Bell Vice-President . Richard Kimmey Secretary . . . . Lois Crowley Treasurer . . . . Jay Metzger Row 1: Edward Makhovl, Prof. John Arendt, Bob Andrews, Lois Crowley, Charlotte Ziechmann, Marilyn Brand, Stanley Lapchynski, Richard Kimmey, James Bell Row 2: Robert Arendt, James Hessel, Eugene Jeffery, William Kraus, Louis Holstein, Jay Metzger, Ron Gedeon 91 German Club Row 1: Marvin Parent, Josephine Priever, Eileen Gutschmidt, Jean Scherz, Ursula Schlamme, Roman Tymczyszyn Row 2: Steven Katrenick, Guy Pinter, Othello Skinner, Bill Neubacher, Toivo Karjus Through examination of the many German cultures, visiting German homes, viewing German movies and conversing in German at meetings, the Officers Fenn German Club promotes and encourages an interest in the German language and culture. This organization was founded in September, 1955, President . . Othello Skinner and is open to all day and evening students, alumni, faculty and staff Vice President . Ursula Schlamme members. The group sponsors an autumn square dance and annual German Secretary. . Margarete Kurz Christmas caroling at the Lutheran Home for the Aged. Treasurer . . Josephine Priever To all engineering and science students who are interested in the field of electronics and communications, the student chapter of ILR.E. beckons. To further the professional development of its members, field trips, electronic demonstrations, and lectures on theory and practice, are brought into full view. Institute of Radio Engineers Officers Chairman . . . Ralph Kragle Secretary . . Ronald Loeliger Treasurer . . . Hugh Bayless Row 1: Clifford C. Ineman, Daniel Rachek, Ralph J. Kragle, K. S$. Sherman, Edward G. Hodina, Robert W. Schindler, Christian Chermely Row 2: Eugene L. Jeffery, Jerry Smetana, Robert G. Klimo, Norman M. Sherer, Joe Schartman 92 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Row 1: Keith Horton, Hilda Ajemian, Herb Langthorp, Gordon MacKay, Dick Kemble Row 2: Fred Jesse, Dennis Rimmel, Jimmy Pettit, Dan Kaufer, Daisaku Harada The LC.F. is a section of the International Fellowship of Evangelical students. The Fenn Chapter, founded in 1949, meets with those chapters Officers of other colleges and nursing schools in the Cleveland area in an attempt President . Herbert K. Langthorp t© meet campus life on a Christian basis. The aim of the LC.F., which International Student Chairman SPOsors weekly Bible studies, is to know Christ and to make Him known George Ajemian Of Campus, An editorial board of four day and night school students endeavor to publish a magazine of creative expression which will serve as both inspiration and entertainment to the students, faculty, and friends of Fenn College. “Manuscript,” under the guidance of Dr. Watson and Prof. Myron ' Barnes, was awarded local provisional status on October 23, 1956. Manuscript This year’s magazine is well qualified to the recalling of those memorable college highlights. Editorial Board Mary Douglas Paul Fisher John Haselow Martha Herron John Haselow, Martha Herron, Prof. Myron Barnes, Paul Fisher 93 Row 1: Mr. Herlacher, Christos Chamis, P. R. Meng, Janis Krumins, Alan Brainard, Jerry Smetana, Robert Arendt, Richard C. Yingling Row 2: Mr. Allen Brunson, Carroll Todd, Dale E. Cannon, Robert G. Klimo, Joe Schartman, Ed Bittner, J. T. Snyder Officers The Math Club is a newly formed organization at Fenn whose purpose President . . . . Alan Brainard is to promote and stimulate an interest in mathematics. This club, which is Vice-President . . Richard Hanula advised by Prof. Brunson, is open to all Fenn students who are interested Secretary-Treasurer . William Spitzig in math. The Men’s Dorm Council was chartered in 1940 to act as the govern- ing body of the Men’s Dorm Association of which all residents of the dorm are members by virtue of their residence. This Council aims to promote the general welfare of the residents and redeem tax stamps to raise money for an annual scholarship presented to a dorm resident. The Council also ) encourages its residents to participate in intramural sports. Men s Dorm Council Officers President . . Samuel W. Lucas Vice-President . Robert Hughes Secretary . . . Daniel Walker Treasurer . . Jimmy Pettit Ist Row: Richard Kimmey, Eugene Graney, Herb Langthorp, Keith Cross, Sam W. Lucas, Earl Griffin, Bob Hughes, Dan Walker 2nd Row: Jack Lieser, James Buckingham, Dennis Rimmel, Jimmy Pettit, Joe Huprich, Dan Kaufer, Dave Hadby, Jerry Cossel 94 Ohio Student Education Association Row 1: Theodora Budko, Toni DeFlorentis, Josephine Priever, Annette Liscynski, Marna Foster, Lucy Brown, Ellie Wasco, Helen Walton, Martha Herron, Diana Gaba, Joanne Celebrezze, Johnnie Hall, Ruthann Tirabasso, Dr. J. Matthews Row 2: Ruth Skinner, Natalie Landy, Jeanne Scherz, Clayton Hundley, Virginia Van Der Voort, Gerry Cooper, Ronald Sobel, Aleta Cantwell, Mary Ann Mihalsky, Penny Mouroules Officers The C. V. Thomas Chapter of the Ohio Student Education Association, President . . . Teddy Budko formerly the Future Teachers of America, is the local chapter of the National Vice-President . . Lucy Brown Education Association. This organization is maintained to give prospective Secretary . . Annette Liscynski teachers an insight into the problems and potentialities of their future pro- Treasurer . . . Ruth Skinner — fession. All Fenn students who have at least a 2.00 point hour ratio and Librarian . . . . Jean Scherz are interested in the field of education, are eligible for membership. “Cast off,’ the sail fills, and it’s smooth sailing! The Sailing Club members join in for an afternoon of both racing and leisurely sailing. The aim of the Sailing Club is to promote sailing and to participate in Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association competition. Men and women of Fenn College S ili are eligible to join this organization which is a provisional member of the al Ing Inter-Collegiate Yacht Racing Association of North America. C| L Uu Sy te 1 es Officers ’ : Rec! WS meat om =e Commodore . . . Tom Sawyer Vice-Commodore . Bob Taylor Rear Commodore .... . Gloria Sandstrom Secretary . . . Dave Hoerner Treasurer . . . Barbara Black Due to the lack of cooperation on the part of its officers, the above photograph represents The Sailing Club. 95 Society for Advancement of Management Row 1: Bob Anderson, Leo Morozko, George Landgrabe, Robert A. Batchelor, A. J. Yankovich, Don Pliske Row 2: Herb Langthorp, R. H. Laufenburger, Marilyn Hepler, Douglas Auckland, Carol A. Doskocil, Dean Robb, Bennet L. Harris Row 3: Joseph A. Grysban, William Meilander, Dick Welling, Donald Goss, Rolf Hess Founded in the fall of 1953, Fenn’s student branch of S.A.M. is Officers chartered under the national organization of the same name. Anyone interested in the fields of management is eligible to join the ranks of its President . . Douglas Auckland membership. The group obtains publications and hears speakers on manage- _ Vice-President . Ron McClellan ment during the course of the year’s activities and annually sponsors several Secretary . . . Marilyn Hepler social events such as a picnic, banquet, and a Christmas party. Treasurer . . William Meilander | Fenn offers its students the opportunity to learn more about the field of moving vehicles by promoting methods connected with the design, | construction, and utilization of automotive apparatus. | The Society of Automotive Engineers, Fenn’s student branch of organi- . zation with its headquarters in N. Y. City, endeavors to present a proper | Society perspective of engineering tactics and to acquaint Engineering students with | the personnel and activities of S.A.E. of | a ah. @ Automotive Engineers ; Officers Chairman . William J. McLaughlin Vice-Chairman . Robert G. Klimo Secretary . . Gordon MacKay Treasurer . . . . Jerry Malone Row 1: Richard Kimmey, Louis Holstein, Donald Goss, Bill McLaughlin, Robert G. Klimo, Jerry Malone, Dean Robb Sociology Club Row 1: Joanne Celebrezze, Toni DeFlorentis, Marna Foster, Millard L. Jordan, Lucy Brown, J. W. Ink, Annette Liscynski, Ursula Schlamme, Ellie Wasco Row 2: Dorothy Woods, Jeanne Scherz, Virginia Van Der Voort, Martin Meister, Officers Ronald Sobel, Frank Brancely, Ruth Cizek, Frank Scarpitti 'resident . . . . Lucy Brown A program of activities, including speakers, films, field trips and lice-President . Ursula Schlamme forums, aids the Sociology Club in its purpose of advancing interest in ecretary . . . . Jean Scherz practical and theoretical sociology. This organization, founded in 1942, reasurer . Betty Baumgardner is open to all day and evening students, the faculty and staff of the college. Student Christian Union is an organization of basically Protestant itudents who work together in student-planned and student-led programs of worship and religious study in an attempt to seek together the answers to the great questions of life. The members of this organization unite in their Jesire to realize a full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. The group also sponsors several socials throughout the year. Row 1: Alan Anthony, Paul Orr, Johnnie Hall, Jan Burgers, Linda Gymer, Jean Scherz, Marlin Minich, James T. Maxwell Row 2: Myron Morlock, John Fetters, Fred Madden, Rodger Pfeiffer, Bill Neubacher, Richard D. Meyers, Stephen Merkel, Dave Morse, Stephen Cherry Student Christian Union Officers President . . Richard D. Meyers Vice-President . . Dan Martens Secretary . . . . Linda Gymer Row 1: Gordan D. Mackay, Geo. Fenker, M. D. Cooper, Martin Hersch, Tom Kotnik, James F. Turk Officers Row 2: Weslie Johnston, Stanley E. Lassa, Bob Bathen, Robert Peters, Tau Beta Pi, founded in 1885, is one of the largest and oldest national Vice-President . engineering honorary associations. Fenn’s School of Engineering promotes Cataloguer Lewis M. Elton President . . . . Martin Hersch George Fenker Lewis Elton engineering scholarship by honoring its successful candidates who have a Recording Secretary . Arthur Saule minimum cumulative of 3.0 and who submit a paper on an important engineering topic by membership in Tau Beta Pi. Initiation banquets high- Treasurer light its social calendar. Theta Rho Officers President . . . . Martha Herron Vice-President . . . Edna Carter Secretary-Treas. . Margarette Kurz 98 Corres. Secretary . . Tom Kotnik . . Julius Tuske Founded in 1940, Theta Rho has been inactive for three years. As of November 30, 1956, it is again reactivating as a local organization, pro- moting high standards of scholarship, leadership, character and service among its regularly enrolled Junior and Senior students of the School of Arts and Sciences with a cumulative average of 3.0. Martha Herron, Dr. Albert N. Cousins, Edna W. Carter Love Rides The Rails Clockwise: Betty Baumgardner, Dick Stause, Dorothy Rollins, James Buckingham, James Garfield, Al Daniels, Rita Martin, Dick Meyers, John Shannon, Georgia Markos, Annette Hallstrom, Dorothy Woods, Nancy Gilmore Cynthia Pat McKnight, Bill Wyke Shirley Troyan, Pat Klima, Howard Corlett, Mildred Sacerich Undismayed by the rain which fell during the course of this year’s melodrama, leading characters Betty Baumgardner, James Buc kingham, and John Shannon displayed excellent talent which made the performance a huge success. Likewise, the Players’ next public presentation on November 15th, 16th, and 17th was again another successful program as Pat Klima outstandingly performed in her role as “Cynthia.” 99 TEE +5 EE Harvest Prom On October 26, Tau Kappa Epsilon once again started the parade of formal dances with their annual Harvest Prom. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Toni Martony, sponsored by Iota Tau Lamba and Pi Sigma Tau, as Harvest Prom Queen. Her attendants were Angie DeCapua and Jean Valenti. Music was furnished by Les Elgart and his band. 100 Coronation This year the annual Coronation Ball, sponsored by Beta Sigma Omicron Sorority and Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity, was held at the Tudor Arms Hotel on Thanksgiving Eve. Music was furnished by Marty Conn and the evening was highlighted by the coronation of Al Meklus as “King of the Ball.’ He was sponsored by Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Christmas Ball The beautiful and spacious Olmsted Hotel was the site of this year’s annual Christmas Ball, held on December 15th. Marty Conn’s Orchestra provided the musical background as Jeanne Scherz of the Day Division and Patricia Swain of Night School were crowned Fenn’s Holly Queens. Both queens were sponsored by Iota Tau Lambda, Theta and Delta Chapters respectively. Ugly Man Contest Faculty Newman Club Dorm Council First Winner Second Winner fae A.1.E.E. and I.R.E. lota Eta Lambda Tau Delta Pi Sigma Tau Sororities Tau Kappa Epsilon This was the ninth annual Alpha Phi Omega Ugly Man Contest held to collect Fenn’s contribution to the March of Dimes. Votes were cast by dropping a penny in the container found under each entry. Any number of votes could be cast for any candidate by any student. 103 Gold Diggers Ball Kappa Sigma Upsilon’s annual Turnabout Dance was held on Saturday, January 26th, at the Wade Park Manor. The music of Vince Pattie and his orchestra served as the background to this gala affair, where the girls ask the guys, pay for the tickets, and make corsages for their escorts. A dance contest with prizes for the winners was one of the features of this year’s memorable Ball. Sharon Whitmore was the winner of the prize for the most unusual corsage made for her escort, Chip Lawrence. eee Sweetheart Prom The spacious and glamorous atmosphere of the Euclid Ballroom of the Statler Hotel was the site of the Pi Sigma Tau Fraternity’s annual Sweetheart Prom this year, held on Saturday, February 16th. The music was provided by Billy Lang and his renowned Ray Eberle Orchestra. The main feature of the evening was the coronation of every girl present as queen-elect. Another attraction was the “Stop and Kiss” Dance. 105 Scenes Around Fenn Library Recreation Room Fenn students can usually be found in four of the popular meeting places available on campus. Reading or listening to records in the Library, playing pool and table tennis in the Recreation Room, studying and playing cards in Panel Hall, and gossiping and eating in the Oak Room are some of the favorite pastimes of the students in these locations. The fellowship gained by the students in their associations here is always looked upon as a valuable part of their college life. Oak Room Panel Hall 106 a Spee Bee ee oo ee ee Beta Sigma Omicron Play Nite — Fenn’s annual talent night — was held on April 12 in the auditorium of the Central YMCA. Short skits and other entertainment were provided by the Fenn Choir, Alpha Psi Omega, the Cheerleaders, and Fenn Players. The special feature of the evening, however, was the display of songbird abilities by the several sororities and fraternities. This year Beta Sigma Omicron Sorority won the trophy for its renditions of the required number, I Believe, and their optional number, The Holy City. Pi Sigma Tau Fraternity won for the second straight year with its interpretations of their required and optional numbers, Marching Along Together, and Aura Lee. Pi Sigma Tau Alpha WORK STUDY PLAN CO-OP PLAN FENN SERVICE | 2) ( “i we ae i eancucny PROFESSIONS BUSINESS 108 V) Y = taal — = x 110 Athletic Department Homer Woodling Chairman, Physical Education and Recreation Fenn College’s capable athletic staff is headed by Professor Homer E. Woodling, who is better known as Woody. Woody also serves as Fenn’s baseball coach. Bob Busbey tackles the job of coaching both the swimming team and the track team, while Chuck Simonian serves as fencing coach. Jane Pease, known as Teach, is the Director of Intramural Sports and Girls’ Athletic Director. George Rung coaches the Fox’s basketball squad while John McNeill heads the golf team. Last, but not least, Dr. Gulbenkian has taken over as coach of Fenn’s tennis team. All these people give their services readily for the promotion of intramural and intercollegiate athletics at Fenn and we can well be proud of the results of their efforts. Robert Busbey Jane Pease Charles Simonian The music of Ray Eberle’s Orchestra provided the background as Bernice Papson, sponsored by Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity, was crowned Homecoming Queen at the intermission of the Homecoming Dance on December 7th at the Hotel Statler. Her attendants were Nancy Gilmore and Toni Rincella. The dance was the first major event in a well-planned program of Homecoming activities sponsored by Student Council. 111 Soccer Action 112 Soccer Team citi enc meres win Sonoma RRsat : Ps . BEES SEPT POA SEE NU SA a te ce ket cA i TES iO ie aaa Ist Row: Jack Marshall, Coach; Cyril Mills, Bob Hughes, Boris Rakowsky, Carl Wagner, Richard Yingling, Dennis Behrman, Marvin Parent, Eugene Nebesh, James Krause, Dan Martens 2nd Row: Paul Holowczak, Charles Gustafson, Bengt Meyer, John Nichols, Ulo Kreves, James Hessel, Andy Liaupsin, Bobo Huryn, Bill Wagner, Janis Krumins, Robert Taylor, Ray Shaw = 2 pea I Soccer Schedule 1956-57 Fenn Opponents if COYOTE ee GH Ns Oe Ltt.) 4 1 Cote GI MINCESILY Lo teies wt, Me's os os 2 2 TOY CaCI ture ems Peng 3 6 Western Reserve ...... . . 0 6 Cite tAtors wud ae re Ut tesla: 2 7d Western Reserve 0 4 Gasee Saeco iis | Hn ban 0 3 Allegheny 2 Won 5 Lost 3 acorn Jack Marshall 60 64 Basketball 114 Ist Row: John Kormos, Richard Mancuso, John Harper, Frank Mignoli, Louis De Perro 2nd Row: Coach George Rung, Steven Popp, Robert Lucak, William McCormick, George A. Plain, Norman Recla, Don Yontz, Dennis Behrman Basketball Schedule 1956-57 Kenyon. 9.5 ae : Case Tech so) Si oc) ee ALEbh Snyper 0 eee Oberlin Western Resetyve’: “ 3) 2 Buifalo:State as ee Cee Clarion= = John Carroll Mt. Union mm eoiae Washington Jefferson Hiram Cedarville . . Ohio Northern Hiram E Western Reserve Grove City . Edinboro. Slippery Rock . Won 3 Losta5 Opponents 88 66 68 75 78 90 76 70 69 78 78 62 74 68 lips 82 68 95 Coach, George Rung Basketball Action Sera a Swimming Row 1: Ron Harned, Gary Paxson, George Landgrabe, Jerry Kerner, Dick Steiner Row 2: Robert Busbey, Coach; Lew Tomer, Manager; Walter Yoshimitsu, Henry Knapp, Paul Orr, Larry Riley, Lyle Faris, Gail Watson, George Rauschenberg, Andrew Kleinschmitz Row 3: Ken Larson, Bruce Yontez, Larry Wittenbrook, Jim Petrus, Larry Kreps, Dick Knopf, Pete Youngwerth Swimming Schedule 1956-57 Fenn Opponents 29: Gase?),. 7 15 See ee 38 = -Allesheny , .3. 4 252) =e 2) ' Grove. City). 2 yaaa eee 90 Kenyon . 5 35. . Went State™. 7 7) ae ee 34-2) Westminster, 250 eee! 46. Akron’ ¢ Bait it) eee eeeeemett) 2 7 Slippery Rock seen 4°- iWittenberg ,. = ) ke ne ee 53. Washington Jefferson. . 33 55. Baldwin Wallace 247 enue 51. Catnesie Tech. (2 aoe ee DF) ANErOn rir, Scand mee eee! 61... Wooster’... o Sees ee 29 . Baldwin Wallace... t=: 3) ae ees Won 7 Lost 8 Fenn Scored 5th in Penn-Ohio Relays With 22 Points 116 Swimming Action aepeeenanneeaninBocaty thither: Fencing Fencing Schedule 1956-57 Fenn Opponents 18 Western Reserve University . 9 15 Oberiitige ts renee aaa eee 12 13 (Deteot! 224. eee 14 21. “Lawrence Tech 33 et eee 6 12. ‘Oliomatites 2 se eee ee 15 14 = Case‘Techs..) Si eee 13 13 2 CaseTecha, =... eee ae 14 13 Buffalo University ... . . 14 20 Western Reserve University . 7 15” ‘Oberlin 4125-2 eee {2 16, Drew Universitye eae ee 10 Notre Dame Univetsity of). 7 17 Won 7 ToSte) Fencing Team Row 1: John Vance, William Coombs, Gene Allebach, Vincent Lombardo, Valdas Gelazis, Herbert Langthorp Row 2: Charles Simonian, Coach, John Newsom, Thomas Duddy, Edgar Price, Norman Reese, James Cline, Guy Pinter, Roger Budzinski 118 Row 1: E. Schroth, Tom Kotnik, James Krause, J. Baksi, George Kap, Robert Moomy, Martin Seekley Row 2: Coach Bob Busbey, Fred Infield, Richard Gregory, Lyle Faris, Bill Stange, Jim Peters, Othello Skinner, Coach Chuck Simonian Coach Bob Busbey, Bob Moomy, Fred Infield, Tom Kotnik 119 Standing: Coach Dr. Gulbenkian, Burt Tsuchiya, Don Yoniz, Milan Skripek, Deszo Somogyi Kneeling: Ray Kosl, Janis Krummins, Eugene Nebesh, John Miklus Frank Normali, Alex Meklus, Joe Huprich, Joe Roberts 120 Baseball Team Ai. lst Row: Marvin Parent, Al Daniels, John Sulentich, John Kormos 2nd Row: Dan Florian, Emil Vidic, Don Johnson 3rd Row: Ed Timmons, Walter Paliwoda, Frank Zodnik, Don Yontz, Bill Bartlett Bill Bartlett 121 Women’s Fenn co-eds have an opportunity to display their sporting skills in the well- rounded intramural program conducted by Miss Pease. Volleyball, basketball, bowling, badminton and table tennis give the girls a chance to develop all around sporting life. The interest in women’s intramurals is steadily increasing. Intramurals The most popular feature of Fenn’s sports program is the intramural athletic program. Participation in nine sports is available to the men, with the reward to the best team being the All Sports Trophy. Competition is keen throughout the year in all the sports and the program is continuing to build a fine sportsman- like spirit among Fenn students. 124 Scere Rai EVENING DIVISION Evening Student Council OFFICERS H. Robert Gemmer, Mae Booth, Russ Neff, Patricia Swain, Edward Murphy, Carmella Nuccio The Evening Student Council is selected annually by popular vote of the students | to direct Evening Student activities of all kinds: social, athletic, and educational; to sponsor and support any action which it deems beneficial to the interest of the students | of Fenn College and to cooperate with the Day Council in conducting any activities common to both the Day and Evening Division Students. | The Council finances the Nite Shift and contributes to the Fanfare. The Christmas | Ball and the monthly dances are a few of the many affairs given under the sponsor- ship of the Council. Each year the Council presents the Activity Trophy to the organization which is most active in the promotion of Fenn College Activities. Officers President )... wes. © ae sRuseell Natt Vice-President . . . . . . Mae Booth Recording Secretary . . Carmella Nuccio Corresponding Secretary . Patricia Swain Treasurer . . . . . . Edward Murphy Evening Council Members Paul Riemer, Michael Panich, Harold Tasch, Ruth Wheeler, Bill Hershey, Donald Jewell, Alex Bobula Charlotte Sine, Edward Murphy, Robert Bischoff, Agnes Herrick, Jean Podolny, Art Vidmar, Otto Vajyl, Bob Urbancic iPr Nite Shift Charlotte Sine, Nick N. Supina, Carol Lee, Paul Riemer, Shirley Harris, Ray J. Schley, Don Tompkins Fenn’s night school is proud of its evening paper, founded in 1948. Besides supplying the Evening Division with the best newspaper that is possible to publish, the staff also sponsors a publications banquet where the members are rewarded for their efforts. Staff Editor-in-Chief . . . . . Charlotte Sine Managing Editor . . . . . Paul Riemer Business Manager . . . . Shirley Harris 130 Alpha Sigma lota Bide. Ee 5 Ist Row: Ebraska Shoals, Carmella Nuccio, Georgia Pace, Fern Lindiner 2nd Row: William Fisher, H. Robert Gemmer, Russel! Neff Founded in 1933, Alpha Sigma Iota recognizes those students who have attained a high standard of efficiency in college, both scholastically and in extra-curricular activities. Membership in this honorary group is open to those students who have a cumulative point hour ratio of 2.8 and who have attained distinction in the leadership of extra-curricular activities. Officers President . . . . . . . Georgia Pace Vice-President . . . . . William Fisher secretary 3°. 4. « . Ebraska ‘Shoals Treasurer . . . . . . . . Russell Neff Sergeant of Arms . . . . . Roger Nece Historian . . . . . Arthur Fussner, Jr. 131 Hillel Foundation Officers President Leo Koenigsberg Vice-President Dave Ragosin Recording Secretary ...... Marlene Kanovsky Corresponding Secretary Elaine Brown i Row 1: Miriam Kline, Robert Kline, Natalie Landy The Hillel Foundation, a national organization, was founded at Fenn in 1946. The purpose of this group is to provide a home away from home for the Jewish students on campus. The Hillel Foundation also sponsors Treasurer . Eleanor Schoenberger | dances and plays for its members. Evening Division Intersorority Council was founded on June 9, 1953. The aim of this organization is to transact such business as it shall deem to be of general interest and concern to the member sororities, to maintain harmonious relationship among the member sororities, and to make rules governing rushing. This is a local supervisory council whose membership is open to the members of evening division sororities of Fenn College who have signed the constitution. The council sponsors the Joint Intersorority Rush Party. Row 1: Nancy Gerjevic, Ebraska Shoals, Ruth Wheeler, Irene J. Williams, Carmella E. Nuccio, Selma Montasana, Earlean Danner 132 Intersorority Evening Council Officers Chairman . Selma M. Montasana Secretary Irene Williams lota Tau Lambda Delta Chapter Officers bs. Ist Row: Ruth Wheeler, Patricia Swain, Carmella Nuccio, Elizabeth McIntosh President . . . Carmella Nuccio 2nd Row: Joan Novak, Judy Petrick, Flossie Aaron, Joanne Kinder Vice-Pres. . . Frances Madansky 3rd Row: Shirley Seitz, Agnes Herrick, Ginny Gates, Dorothy Thies, Jean Recording Secy. . Elsbeth Leichle Podolny, Lillian Ruhland, Elsie Thoman The Delta Chapter of the Iota Tau Lambda National Sorority is Corresponding Secretary .. . Helen Lybarger open to all Fenn girls who have completed 5 credit hours. Founded in Pledge Mistress . . Ruth Wheeler 1938, the sorority works to stimulate self - improvement, cultivate Executive Committee Member fraternalism, and render service to college and community. The - + + + . « Virginia Gates group sponsors an annual banquet, an orphan’s picnic, and the Executive Committee Hinata 2 ; irley Seitz Monte Carlo Party. Kappa Sigma Upsilon Sorority was founded in 1937 to develop a unified college spirit among the girls of the Fenn College evening division, and to cooperate with the other college organizations in sup- Ka a porting any action which it deems beneficial to the interest of the Ppp students of Fenn College. The membership is open to any girl in the evening division who has met the qualifications. This is a local organi- Sigma zation which sponsors the “Golddiggers Ball,” and a card party. Upsilon Officers President . . . Georgia Pace Vice-President . . Edith Tucker Treasurer . . . Beatrice Kralik Secretary . . . . Judy Mallo Row 1: Edith Tucker, Bea Kralik, Georgia Pace, Judy Mallo Row 2: Carol Lee, Christine Fabianski, Janice May, Barbara Ann Barnett, Donna Pease, Carol Wagner Row 3: Arline Pevans, Pearl Schulz, Betty Hatch, Mary Scaduto, Margaret Gentilly, Mrs. John Linger, Jr., (chaperone), Patricia Ann Coughlin, Joan Perics, Gail Davis Row 4: Connie Kozlowski, Janet Gruber, Alma Sweet, Norma Mueller, Helen Tamas, Doris Smart 133 Lambda lota Delta Row 1: Theodore Macejak, Charles Kirkpatrick, William Fehen Arthur Molzan Row 2: Robert Bischoff, Alex Bobula, Kenneth Kroffke, Thomas Repella Officers Row 3: Russell Neff, Norbert Zupan, Robert Urbanic, Howard Sueffer ; ine Lambda Iota Delta Engineering Fraternity was founded in 1933 President . . . William Fisher E ; ; aes : ; and was chartered in 1935. The aim of this organization is to promote Vice-President . Arthur Molzan mutual improvement in scholarship, provide social entertainment, and a closer relationship among engineers at Fenn. This is a local fraternity whose membership is open to male students working toward an Engi- Recording Secretary oa Charles Kirkpatrick Corresponding Secretary Michele Salvatore neering degree. Social events sponsored by Lamba Iota Delta are the Treasurer . . . George Kuzas Head Pin tournament, annual banquet, “LTS-LID picnic,” corn roast, Pledgemaster . Theodore Macejak founders day banquet, and the “ITL-LID Monte Carlo Party.” Lambda Tau Sigma Fraternity was founded on October 26, 1926, and it was the first Evening Division social fraternity at Fenn College. This organization, whose purpose is to encourage a real interest in all activities for the betterment of the College, to stimulate a desire for knowledge, encourage scholarship, leadership, and a well-balanced social outlook, is open to all degree students. The social events sponsored by Lambda Lambda Tau Sigma are the “Sweater Hop,’ a Halloween Party, a New Year's Eve party, and an annual June banquet. T au Sigma Officers President . Raymond Eisenhauer Vice-President . Edward Murphy Secretary . . . . . Otto Vajgl Treasurer .... . . Ernest Yee John Muellauer, John Fraser, Raymond Eisenhauer, Ray Riess, Art Vidmar, Ed Murphy 134 Row 1: Dee Olson, Gene Zamiska, Jo Ann Briggs, Alma Sweet, Martin Smyczek, Gail Davis, Paul Semian, Joan Valenti, Marie Metlicka Row 2: Joanne Kupniewski, Toni Ruppe, William Bodner, Laurie O'Rourke, Edward Orlosky, Rita Konrach, Patricia Swain, Carol Kriss, Bernice Pazda, Diane Dister, Wilma Kerzman Row 3: Judy Higgs, Liz Rinaldi, Patricia Takacs, Jean Pazda, Josephine Dabato, John Pilar, Mary Jane Mattern, Nancy Revak, Pat Kilkenny, Eleanor Martincic Newman Club Officers President Martin Smyczek First Vice-President Pat Minco Second Vice-President F Alma Sweet Corresponding Secretary ; Jo Ann Briggs Recording Secretary ar Nancy Gail Davis Paul Semian Row 4: Elaine Svoboda, Virginia Rock, Rose Marie Suing, Vic LaJeunesse To deepen the spiritual and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a balanced program of religious, intellectual, and social activities is the purpose of the Newman Club. The Fenn Chapter is a member of the Intercollegiate Newman Club of Cleveland and its membership is open to both day and evening students. This group sponsors a Trade Winds Dance and a Bunny Hop. Phi Kappa Treasurer Open to every girl on the Fenn Campus, Phi Kappa Gamma Sorority tries to promote good fellowship among its members and to maintain a social, scholarly, and cultural aim in Fenn society. The group sponsors the Back-To-School Dance, New Year’s Ball, and a Theater Party. Founded in 1950. this is one of Fenn’s local sororities. Gamma Officers Ebraska Shoals Earlean Danner President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Florence Gardner Treasurer Estelene Taylor Secretary-Treasurer Jean Rice Palen fordan Dean of Pledges os Ae Moszell Harrell Parliamentarian Cozette Craig Estelene Taylor, Barbara Chapman, Irene J. Williams, Florence Gardner, Ebraska Shoals, Jean Rice 135 136 Acknowledgments It is hard to believe that the rushing, the turmoil, and the many loose ends have finally resulted in this “your 1957 Fanfare.” There were many times when the horizon looked con- siderably black and the thought of putting out a yearbook was a shaky thing indeed. The cooperation of my staff excelled anything I had ever dreamed of. They were only too willing to assist. My special gratitude goes to Larry Kornokovich, Dan Sabol, and Mel Zentak who headed up the three staff departments. I owe so very much to Professor Vance Chamberlin for all his encouragement and hope. He worked behind the scenes, but I always knew he was there and that he could be counted on for help at any time. The theme of this year’s book is his work. Dr. H. Robert Gemmer gave me such a big lift in getting the yearbook started. Louise Kulka was always very patient and helpful whenever I approached her office in need of some photographs. Roy Seitz and Ray Libengood of Cleveland Engraving spent many hours orienting me and my staff in the way of making a layout to the end process of making the engravings. The printing of any publication is of the utmost importance. My special thanks goes to Robert Coe of Western Reserve Press who went out of his way to give Fenn his service and cooperation. John Reith of Mueller Art Cover was pleasant to work with and ready to be of assistance. Frank Dugan of Jean Sardu Studios was overly helpful and had many suggestions to offer. Robert Bank and Sid Mendelson are worthy of praise for their photography work. They were swell people to get along with and work with. President Earnest, The Administration, Faculty, and Trustees who cooperated in the attempt to have recent pictures in the yearbook. The sororities and fraternities were willing to gamble as I took them back to having individual pictures of their group. Jack Endlich spent an untold number of hours taking, develop- ing, and printing these pictures. Before I close, I would like to deeply express my thanks and appreciation to my father, Theodore Gymer. My father is in advertising and without his world of knowledge, cheerfulness, and willingness to assist me, I would never have embarked upon this venture as yearbook editor. May this book provide you with lasting memories and may you open its cover often in the years to come. ERAS G mer Editor General Index PAGE Acknowledgments 136 Activities Day Zz Administration 18 All School Picnic 43 J Whslyea live oeyene 86 Alpha Phi Omeg a 86 Alpha Psi Omega 87 Alpha Sigma Iota 51 American Chemical Society 87 American Institute of Electrical Engineers . 88 American Marketing Association 88 American Society of Civil Engineers 89 American Society of Mechanical Engineers 89 Athletic Department 110 Baseball 121 Basketball . 114 Beta Sigma Omicron 58 Board of Trustees 15 Boosters Club 90 Campus Picture . 8 Cauldron 78 Cheerleaders . 2 Choir =. 84 Christmas Ball Ie eee 102 Claude Foster Building . 10 Co-op Department . 17 Coronation Ball. . 101 Day Student Council 76 Deans . le 16 Dedication ) Evening Student Council 128 F Club 90 Faculty 5 Fanfare 80 Fencing 118 Fenn Foto Club . 91 Fenn Players . 82 Fenn Tower . 6 Flying Club 91 Freshmen . DL Gamma Nu Sigma . 60 German Club. . 92 Gold Diggers Ball . 104 Golf 120 Harvest Prom 100 Hillel Foundation 132 Homecoming . Lk Homecoming Weekend 67 Institute of Radio Engineers . 92 Interfraternity Council . cf, Intersorority Council (Day) 56 Intersorority Council (Evening) . Intervarsity Christian Fellowship . Iota Eta Iota Tau [emnbda (Delta). Iota Tau Lambda (Theta) Juniors. tants 5 Kappa Delta Phi Kappa Sigma Upsilon . Lambda Jota Delta . Lambda Tau Delta . Lambda Tau Sigma . Library Staff . Manuscript Math Club Men’s Dorm Council Men’s Intramurals Newman Club Nite:Shife 7. é Ohio Motors Building Ohio Student Education Reon ation Patrons Personnel . . , Phi Kappa Gamma . Pi Sigma Tau . Play Nite . Player Plays . Pre-Juniors President Earnest Prospect Building Public Relations bape? Davidson) Sailing Club . Secretarial Staff . Soccer . Society for the Advancement of Management Society of Automotive Engineers . Sociology Club Sophomores Student Christian Union Student Nursing . Sweetheart Prom Swimming . Tau Beta Pi oe Tau Kappa sere Tennis . Theta Rho Track Ugly Man Contest :, White Apartments . Wing and Torch Women’s Intramurals . 137 A Trustee Prof. and Mrs. W. C. Ahrens John Arendt James A. Bard Elizabeth Beam Beta Sigma Omicron Mr. and Mrs. James H. Coolidge Prof. and Mrs. M. D. Cooper Blake Crider Prof.and Mrs. J. T. Cumming Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Dotson Fenn College Alumni Association Elwood H. Fisher Gamma Nu Sigma Sorority Dr. and Mrs. H. Robert Gemmer Clara P. Hein Mr. and Mrs. Francis V. Higgins Gloria L. Joseph Miss Irene Krebs Donald D. Lacer Patrons Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Ladds Lambda Tau Delta Ruth E. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. James M. Magee Mr. and Mrs. John G. McGrew Dr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Moore Mr. and Mrs. David G. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. Perry Mr. and Mrs. George F. Quinn, Jr. Dean and Mrs. Max B. Robinson Prof. Kenneth S. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Stilwell Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Theodore Prof. Doretta C. Thielker Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. W. William Wagner Mrs. Ruth S. Walker, M. T. 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