George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1942 volume:

, , ,3 jgiC? Directs Public elations . ; ; . ;‘hingt° n ‘ University ' “S fe tJLTl C w. L-= WAhii’-Nv 1 - TU George V ashington i uiversity Library Special Collections Division DOES K9T CIRCULATE A100D5 751=170 JOHN R. BUSJCK, Director Office of Public Relations Hie George Washington University 201P Eye Street, N W WASHINGTO! ' 6, D.C. ■SUh is ounr JOHN R. BUSICK, Director Office of Public Relations The George Washington University 2018 Eye Street, N. W. WASHINGTON 6, D. G. No, not book worms — Book Dealers! class Could be he ' s a bridge expert? Ziobro ' s Zoom-buggy at ease. Cultivating vitamin consciousness. mmm ic , 7 ' C; MH l b § k. I t m i, ' f J inaoiJ liS What chance has that poor skate? Unusual circumstances, I The winnahs! Prize goats of the year were Kappas. Junior Pan-Hell jives gently. Dukie wins the Cherry Blossom Cup for Delta Zeta. sorer!; ns Left: Win, place, and show. Top; The two best players on the football team receive trophies for their performances. ss • 1 - F Friday nite jam session. Who ' s cackling now? ’h Christmas Dance in the Stud ent Club— Any toys tonite? Queen of the Shipwrecked Pi K. A.‘s. Guess they couldn ' t find the needle. !• ” -V f u: i 1 V r , f 1 1 fr 1 1 W 1 ■ l - r Civilian Defense a Id Geran Co. No dancers involved! Blackout; business as usual. Sarah Jane has her face lifted. Drafting JlfUS AS COUUOIj Uncle Sam. it leads DEDICATION THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO EVEN NOW HAVE BECOME A PART OF THE CAVALCADE OF 1942 .. . THE STU- DENTS WHO HAVE LEFT TO JOIN THE ARMED FORCES AND THOSE WHO WILL LEAVE SHORTLY. PRACTICE BLACKOUTS, FIRST-AID COURSES, AND EVEN GRADUATION HAVE BEEN LEFT BEHIND FOR ACTION. THERE IS NO MORE NOBLE SERVICE THAN THE DEFENSE OF OUR COUNTRY ... SO WE SALUTE YOU, FELLOW AMERICANS, OF WHOM WE ARE PROUD. C. A. A. led the way. Pan-Polititan afres i ts views on war. this is our 9 4 Summer. Fall. Winter. Anytime. Published annually by the students of George Washington Uni- versity, the Cherry Tree is a record of our college life in story and picture. This past year national defense and universal war have become key factors in our thoughts and actions. The 1942 Cherry Tree has tried to present some phases of the program inaugurated by President Marvin contributing to the war effort. PHYLLIS DORTON • CO-EDITOR MARGARET COPELAND • CO-EDITOR LEE PAGE • BUSINESS MANAGER How does Dean Kayser do it 7 You ' re looking at Corcoran Hall, The School of Gov- ernment, half of the Library, Building C, and another angle of Corcoran taken from M H Street, Any re- semblance here to our campus is purely coincidental WILLIAM C. JOHNSTONE Dean of the Junior College HENRY GRATTAN DOYLE Dean of the Columbian College ROBERT WHITNEY BOLWELL Chairman of the Graduate Council ELMER LOUIS KAYSER Dean of the University Students [16 J Dean Johnstone, our Far Eastern expert, contem- plates America 1 latest move. [Shanghai Chim kinq Canton W !. AN0 ' .% ; WALTER A. BLOEDORN Dean of the School of Medicine WILLIAM PAUL BRIGGS Dean of the School of Pharmacy JAMES HAROLD FOX Dean of the School of Education FREDERICK FEIKER Dean of the School of Engineering dministration . . . Bid OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION CLOYO HECK MARVIN, Ph.D., LL.D President of the University HAROLD GRIFFITH SUTTON, M.S Director of Admissions FRED EVERETT NESS ELL. A B. Registrar; Secretary of the Faculties JOHN RUSSELL MASON, B,S, in L.$. t A M Librarian CHARLES EDGAR MERRY, A.B Business Manager HENRY WILLIAM HERZOG, 8.S Comptroller MYRNA PAULINE SEDGWICK, A. B Administrative Secretary DANIEL LeRAY BORDEN, A.M., M.D Director of Health Administration ALAN THOMAS Dl EBERT, A.M. . . Advisor to Students from Foreign Countries [ 17 ] MITCHELL DREESE Dean of the School of Pharmacy VINNIE GIFFEN BARROWS Director of Personnel Guidance LESTER ALLAN SMITH, A.M Alumni Secretary TO YOU WHO WILL LIVE IN THE NEW WORLD OF TOMORROW . . . MAY YOU GO FORTH INTO THE DIMNESS OF THAT UNCERTAIN FUTURE, A COLLEGE GENERATION STAUNCH AND UNAFRAID. FROM THE DEPTHS OF THE OLD WORLD HAS COME A CHAL- LENGE WHICH THE RISING TIDES OF THE PRESENT FLING AT THE FEET OF THE COLLEGE GENERATION. SACRIFICE AND SORROW ARE A PART OF THIS CHAL- LENGE, BUT THE GREATEST BATTLE WILL COME AFTER THE ARMISTICE. IN THE PEACE THAT FOLLOWS WILL COME THE TASK OF REBUILDING . . . REBUILDING AMID THE RUINS OF THE WAR-TORN WORLD A NEW CIVILIZATION BASED ON ACCORD RATHER THAN DISCORD. THE TASK WILL BE MAMMOTH, BUT WE HAVE FAITH IN THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW, THE PIONEERS OF THE FUTURE WORLD AND ITS NEW HORIZONS. OUR STUDENTS OF TODAY ARE EQUAL TO THE FUTURE ' S DEMANDS . . . THEY HAVE HEART . , . THEY WILL TAKE UP THE CHALLENGE OF THE PRESENT AND UNDER THEIR LEADERSHIP A BETTER WORLD WILL EMERGE. SENIORS i - , { v .-r v - f T H E penhn CUSS OFFICERS RICHARD CARLTON BURNS President MARJORIE WILKINS Vice-President MARY SHONK Secreta ry All who have meditated on the art of governing mankind have been convinced that the fate of empires depends on the education of youth. —ARISTOTLE. I 10 1 HELEN WINIFRED ALVATHER Washington, D. C, Education, 8,S. Alpha Pi Epsilon; Pi Lambda Theta; Home Economics Club. DOROTHY LEWIS AUERBACH Washington, D. C. Education, A.B. Hatchet CHARLES F. BALDWIN, JR. ...... Dearborn, Michigan Columbian, A.B. BERNARD S. BECKLER New York City, New York Columbian, A.B. Order of Artus, ARVID O. BENSON Akron, Ohio Pharmacy. B.S. Mortar and Pestle Society; Student American Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation, President. MURRAY BERDICK New Rochelle, New York Engineering, B.S. Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Tau; Pi Delta Epsilon; Hatchet, Editor; Cue and Curtain; Student Congress, Executive Committee; Freshman Forum, Publicity Director; Freshman Club; Sophomore Club; Student Council, Publicity Director; Engineers ' Council, Pro- gram Director; Men ' s Dormitory Association, President; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities, MARY HAMILTON BLACKBURN Washington, D. C, Columbian, A.B. Kappa Alpha Theta. Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mortar Board; Pi Gamma Mu; Pi Lambda Theta; Phi Pi Epsilon, ANNE WOODALL BLACKISTONE . . . Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B. Chi Omega, President; Delphi; Cue and Curtain, Treasurer; Glee Club; Student Coun.dE, President; Publications Committee; Home- coming Committee VERNARD FRANKLEN BOND, JR Arlington, Virginia Columbian. A.B. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Symphony Ctub; Wesley Club, President; Religious Council. BEREND BRACHT , Syracuse, New York Engineering, B.S, Propeller Club. JOHN CHARLES BRADLEY Birdsbore, Pennsylvania Government, A.B, Phi Sigma Kappa, President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Gate and Key. CUMTON ELLIS BRAINE Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B, Sigma Chi; Cue and Curtain, Vice-President. ELAINE BERRY . . . . Forest Park, Illinois Columbian, A.B, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Delphi; Cherry Tree, Organizations Ed- itor; Cue and Curtain, Secretary, Vice-President, President; Inira mural Board, Chairman; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities, DONALD MORE BRASTED Alexandria, Virginia Columbian, B.S. Alpha Chi Sigma, President; Harry CasseN Davis Public Speaking Prize; Glee Club; ChapeJ Committee. EMI L I E A. BLACK ............ Washington, D, C. Columbian, B.S. Sigma Kappa; Cherry Tree ; Luther Club. HAROLD ERNEST BREITHAUPT . . , Columbian, A.B. Glee Club, Gifford, Illinois E21] BEULAH GENEVIEVE BREWER Washington, D. C. Education, B.S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Cherry Tree 1 ' ; Art Staff. WILBUR CHASE Columbus, Ohio Government, A,B. Phi Sigma Kappa; Delta Phi Epsilon. JOHN FRANCIS XAVIER BRITT Brooklyn, New York Columbian., A,B. Glee Club; Literary Club, Treasurer; Newman Club; Helicon 1 Edi tor. LINCOLN JOSEPH CHAVEZ . . . Albuquerque, New Mexico Columbian, A.B, Pi Gamma Mu; Portuguese Club; Spanish Club. HERMAN BRODY Government, A r B. Canton, Ohio PAUL EDOUARD BUGAY .... Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Columbian, A.B, Tau Alpha Omega. President; Interfraternity Debate. JOSEPH A. CLORETY, JR Los Angeles, California Columbian, A.B. Order of Artus; Varsity Debate; Intramural Debate Manager; Stu- dent Congress; Debate Council; Literary Club; Independent Voters ' League, Chairman. SOL COHEN . New York City, New York Governrnent, A.B. RICHARD CARLTON BURNS ..... Mexico City, Mexico Government, A.B, Acacia; Omicfon Delta Kappa; Delta Phi Epsilon, Vice-President; Inter fraternity Debate; French Club; German Club; Interfraternity Baseball; Interfraternity Council; Co-Director Cherry Blossom Drive; Senior Class, President. HELEN-MARIE BYARS Washington, D. C. Education, B.S. Chi Omega: Cherry Tree ; Hatchet ; Freshman Debate; Glee Club; Varsity Hockey; Basketball; Archery; Women ' s Athletic Asso- ciation, Corresponding Secretary; Manager, Basketball; Lacrosse; Baptist Student Union. PHYLLIS GARNSEY CADY Newport, Rhode Island Columbian, A.B. Phi Mvj Vice-President, Secretary; Cue and Curtain; Symphony Club; Art Club, Vice-President; Riding Club; Pan-Hellenic Delegate. HOWARD EUGENE CHAPMAN . Martinsburg, West Virginia Education B.S. Glee Club. FLORENCE ELIZABETH COLBERT .... Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B. Pi Beta Phi. DORIS ELLIOTT CONKLIN Washington, D. C + Columbian, A.B. Chi Omega, Secretary; Glee Club; Grchesis; Archery Team; Pan- Hellenic Association. Vice-President, Sing Chairman; Women ' s Athletic Association. MARGARET COPELAND Washington, D. C + Columbian, A.B. Pi Beta Phi. President; Delphi; Pi Delta Epsilon, Vice-President; Mortar Board, Vice-President; Cherry Tree , ' 1 Co-Editor, Steno- graphic Editor; Cue and Curtain; Glee Club; Women ' s Intrarnura ' Board, Secretary; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Univeristies. JANE ELIZABETH COSTELLO Houston, Texas Columbian, A.B. Phi Pi Epsilon, President; Women’s Athletic Association [ 22 ] CAMILLE CRAIG Washington, D, C RUTH EMELINE CROUCH Washington, D, C, Education, B,S. Alpha Lambda Delta; omen s Athletic Association. ROBERT REYNOLDS CRAMMER .... Chester, New Jersey Government, A.B. EDWIN MILO CREIGHTON Topeka, Kansas Government, A.B. Pi Kappa Alpha. DARYL LELAND CRISWELL Evansville, Indiana Engineering, B.E.E Sigma Tau, President; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Engineers ' Council. ELBERTA GERALDINE CRITES . . Clarksburg, West Virginia Education, A.B. Columbian, A.B. Kappa Kappa Gamma, President; Delphi; Badminton Manager. JO BRUCE CROZIER Washington, D. C- Columbian, A.B. Phi Sigma Kappa; Philosophy Club. DOROTHY OLIVE CUATT ........ Washington, D. C. Education, A.B. Freshman Club; Psychology Club; Colonial Campus Club, Record- ing Secretary, Vice-President ; Westminster Club, Corresponding Seer eta ry. FRANK EARL CURLEY Tucson, Arizona Columbian, A.B. Hatchet ; Varsity Debate; Debate Council, Secretary; Literary Club; Student Congress. MARCIA ELISABETH CROCKER . . . Chevy Chase, Maryland Education, B.S. Band Handbook, Editor; Band, President, Secretary; Winner of Band Director ' s Cup, Band Third Year Key; Cue and Curtain; Glee Club; Freshman Club; Psychology Club; Varsity Soccer; Soccer Sport Manager; Junior Class Manager; Home Economics Club. Treasurer; Women’s Student Government Association; Student Ac- tivity Council; Women ' s Athletic Association; Homecoming Com- mittee; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities, KATHERINE DACY Washington, D C, Education, A.B. DANIEL W. DEMBROW ....... Silver Springs, Maryland Columbian, B.S JOHN W, CROOME Bellingham, Washington Columbian, A.B. MARGARET N. DIAMOND Gaithersburg, Maryland Education. A.B. Pi Beta PhL PHILIP J. CROSSFIELD Washington, D. C. Engineering, B r C.E. Phi Sigma Kappa; American Society of Civil Engineers; Engineers ' Council, Publicity Director; Theta Tau. DELIGHT DICKFRMAN Berkeley, California Columbian, A.B. Christian Science Organisation, Secretary [ 23 ] FRANCES PALMER DOUGLAS .... Saint Augustine, Florida Columbian, A.B. Zeta Tau Alpha, Historian; Delphi; Cue and Curtain; Radio Players; Debate Manager, Freshman and Sophomore Clubs; Women ' s Athletic Association; Sophomore Soccer Team; Baptist Student Union, JOHN H, DRESCHER Bibbing, Minnesota Columbian, A.B. JOSEPH PETER FINDLAY Sco+tdele, Pennsylvania Government; A.B. Alpha Kappa Psi , President EUSE ROSINA FISHER Washington, D C, Columbian, A.B. Alpha Lambda Delta, Secretary; Mortar Board. Secretary; Glee Club; Luther Club. Secretary, President; Religious Council, Pres- ident; Chapel Committee, Chairman; Freshman Club; Women ' s Student Government Association. ANNE CAMERON DUNBAR Redding, Connecticut Columbian, A.B. Glee Club; Freshman Hockey Team, Captain; Hockey Manager; Varsity Hockey. MARGARET CONSTANCE FLOECKHER . . Washington, D. C, Columbian, A.B. Chi Omega; Hatchet 1 Co-Society Editor; Handbook, Business Manager; Intramural Board, Treasurer; Newman Club; Intramural Delegate to Women ' s Athletic Association, ROY EA5TIN Henderson, Kentucky Columbian, A.B, Hatchet, Editor. MARY CRUSE FOSCUE Coatopa, Alabama Columbian, A,B. Phi Mu; Pi Delta Epsilon; Handbook, Associate Editor; Riding Club. JESSE HALE EDWARDS, JR Lawton, Oklahoma Government, A.B. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary, Comptroller; Cue and Curtain; Uni. versify Bard; Wesley Club. JOSEPH EPSTEIN Columbian. A.B Brooklyn, New York FILfI NAZIM EROL Istanbul, Turkey Columbian. A.B. Student Speakers Bureau; Home Economics Club; International Students ' Society YILDIZ MAIL EROL Istanbul, Turkey Columbian, A.B, Hiernafic- r-a Students Society Eser Club. FLORIDA NOEL FRANKLIN Washington, D. C Government, A.B, Phr Mu, Treasurer; Delphi, President; Cherry Tree, Business Staff; Freshman Club, Treasurer; Basketball Team; Varsity Hockey; Man- ager Hockey, Basketball, Lacrosse; Women ' s Athletic Association, Treasurer, Vice-President; Intramural Board Delegate. OLGA FURBERSHAW . . Bethesda, Maryland Columbian, M.A. JOE BOB GALE Ada, Oklahoma Columbian, A B, Kappa Sigma. Vice-President, President; Omicrgn Delta Kappa: Gate and Key, President; Cherry Tree ; Cue and Curtain; Studenl Life Committee; Student Council, Social Chairman; Food Drive. Co-Director; Buff V Blue, Co-Director; Homecoming Committee; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Univer sides. L. CARROLL GALLION New Iberia, Louisiana Columbian, A.B, Chi Omega. t 24 1 ELLEN GAVRISHEFF San Antonto, Texas DWIGHT FRANCIS HALL West Palm Beach, Florida Columbian, A.B, ALICE JOAN GILES Washington, D. C. Education, B.S. Alpha Delta Pi, Vice-President; Delphi, Vice-President; Cherry Tree ' ; Cue and Curtain; Orchesis, Secretary-Treasurer, President; Women ' s Student Government Association; Women ' s Athletic Asso- ciation Board; Student Council, Social Chairman; Buff 1 n ' Blue, Co-Director; Varsity HocKey, Canoeing, Lacrosse; Gol Cup; Canoeing, Manager; Junior Swimming Team; Freshman Club; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Univer- sities. ROBERT W ( GILHAM Evansville, Indiana Education, B.S, Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Pi Kappa Alpha. IRMA ENEIDA GONZALEZ Mayaguei, Puerto Rico Government, A.B. Phi Pi Epsilon, Treasurer, President; Spanish Club; International Students ' Society, Historian; Newman Club, Pharmacy, B r S. Mortar and Pestle, President; American Pharmaceutical Association. JAY HAM BERGER - . . - Washington, D. G. Columbian, A.B. Phi Sigma Sigma; Symphony Club; Ward Sociological Society; Avuicahi LOUISE HARRIS MeAfester, Oklahoma Columbian, A.B. Chi Upsilon, Vice-President; Phi Pi Epsilon; French Club; West- minster Club. GLENN A. HARTER Berkeley, California Columbian, A.B, BYRON R r HAYDEN Portland, Oregon Columbian, A.B. ArtuS, W. ELDREDGE GRANT Woods Cross, Utah Government, A.B. ELIZABETH ANN GREEN Washington, D, C. Columbian, A.B r Delta Sigma Rho; Cherry Tree ; Cue and Curtain; Women’s Debate Team; The Model Senate, President; Student Congress; Student Council SAMUEL NATHAN GREENE New York, New York Columbian, B.S, OLIVER WILLIAM HEATWOLE ..... Washington, D. C. Columbian. A.B. Lester F. Ward Sociological Society, Secretary; International Stu- dents ' Society. KATHRYN ELIZABETH HERSHEY Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B, Sigma Kappa; Mortar Board; Delphi; Hatchet ; Handbook; Fresh- man Debate; Freshman Club; Varsity Soccer; Class Basketball Team; Lacrosse Team; Class Lacrosse Manager; Class Soccer, Manager; Women ' s Athletic Association, Assistant Secretary, Vice-President, President; Director, Women ' s Activities Building Drive; Women ' s Student Government Association; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities, SAMUEL I. GREENMAN Columbian, B.S. Brooklyn, New York JOHN P. HEWLETT Columbian,. B.S. Memphis, Tennessee [ 25 ] ROBERT MAYNARD HIGG1NS0N Port Washington, New York Engineering B.M.E. NATALIE JANE HOPPER Washington, D. C, Columbian, A.B, BETH TURNER HOWARD Washington, D + C. Columbian, A. 8. Delta Gamma, MARIE ROBERTA JOROLEMON Washington, D. C, Columbian, A.B. Pi Beta Phi; Phi Beta Kappa. HOMER CASH KAYE Ghilllcothe, Missouri Government, A.B, MARY DOLORES KEATING Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B. Phi Mu; Phi Pi Epsilon, Treasurer; ‘ ' Hatchet ; Junior and Senior Pan-Hellenic Delegate. ROBERT GREGORY KEENAN ...... Washington, D. C, Columbian, M.A. ANDRE JACKSON Columbia, Tennessee Government, A.B. Delta Tau Delta; Delta Phi Epsilon JOHN EDMOND JACKSON Columbia, Tennessee Engineering, B.E.E. Delta Tau Delta: Sigma Tau; Engineers ' Council Secretary. J. FRANK JAMES Elmira, New York Columbian, A.B. RAYMOND W. JAMES . Washington, D„ C. Education, A.B, MARION CHARLOTTE JASTER Camden, New Jersey Columbian, M ,A. Chi Upsiion Historian- Canterbury Club, JOHN ALEXANDER KENDRICK Washington, D. C, Columbian, A.B, Sigma Chi, President; Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice-President; Gate and Key; Phi Delta Phi; Cue and Curtain, Vice-President, President; Intramural Debate; Member of Student Council; Student Congress, Majority Floor Leader. HARRIET LOUISE KIMBLE Washington, D. C. Education, A.B, Lester F. Ward Sociology Society; Westminster Club; Glee Club, SERUCH TITUS KIMBLE Washington, D, C. Columbian A.B. Glee Club- Premediea, Chairman; Aesculapian Society President; Westminster Club. President; Philosophy Club; Religious Council; Chapel Committee. MARGARET KINSMAN ...... Chevy Chase, Maryland Education, B.S. P : Beta Phi; Who’s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities ; Glee Club; Archery Cup Winner; Lacrosse Honorary Varsity; Soccer Honorary Varsity; Basketball Honorary Varsity; Basketball Class Manager; Basketball Manager; Winner Freshman Davis Cup Public Speaking Contest; Women ' s Athletic Association Board: Women ' s Varsity Rifle Team; Captain Freshman Rifle Team; Junior Pan-Hellenic Association, Social Chairman; Pan- Hellenic Association, Vice-President, President; Chairman of Senior Class Membership Committee; Homecoming Decorations Chairman. [ 26 ] WARREN C. KIRACOFE Washington, 0. C. RUTH VIRGINIA LOWE Columbian, A.B, CHARLES CONRAD KLEIN Ashland, Kentucky Columbian, A.B, Sigma Nu, Recorder. Lieutenant Commander, Commander; Delta Phi Epsilon. D. JEANNE KRIEGER , . . Fort Madison, Iowa Columbian, A.B. Sigma Kappa. WILLIAM 8. KYNE . Ttiermopolis, Wyoming Engineering. B.E.E. Sigma Nu. President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary; Gate and Key; Engineers ' Council; American Institute of Electrical Engineers. ZOE McCOMBS LARGESS Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B. Pi Beta Phi, Vice-President; Rifle Club; Home Economics Club, Vice-President. ROBERT P. LATHROP Washington, D. C. Engineering, B.M.E. Clarksburg, West Virginia Columbian, A.B. MAY IRENE LOWELL Washington, D. C. Education. B.A. Pi Lambda Theta; Spanish Club. GORDON A. MacKINNON Gramfeville, Vermont Columbian, A.B, LAYTON FRANK MacNlCHOL Washington, D, C. Government, A.B. Student Congress, Treasurer, Center Party, Chairman; Student Con- gress Elections Committee; Student Council; Student Life Com mittee. MURDAUGH S, MADDEN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Columbian, A.B. Phi Sigma Kappa. WILLIAM MARR Upper Marlboro, Maryland Columbian, A.B, Pi Ssmma Mu. WILLIAM C LAXTON .... Winston-Salem, North Carolina Government, A.B. Alpha Kappa Psl. MARY LOUISA MARRON .Washington, D. C. Education, B.S. Women ' s Athletic Association; Hockey Varsity; Sophomore, Senior Basketball; Captain Women ' s Activities Building Drive; Junior, Senior Swimming; Swimming Manager; Senior Class Basketball Manager. DORIS MARIE LITTLE Washington, D. C. Education. B.S. Chi Omega, President; Delphi; Cue and Curtain; Glee Club; Riding Club. WILLIAM ARTHUR MATT1CE ..... Arlington, Virginia Columbian, A.B. Delta Phi; Actus. [ 27 ] JOHN IRVING McCONKEY Johnstown, New York Columbian, A.B. ROBERT STONE MORRISSON Chevy Chase, Maryland Columbian, A.B, Phi Eta Sigma; Pr Gamma Mu; Artus; Phi Beta Kappa, EDITH ISABELL McCULLOCH Bethesda, Maryland Education, M,A, Delta P$i Kappa. HAROLD WOODSON MOSBY Indianola, Mississippi Government, A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. HELEN MCDONALD Washington, D. C Pharmacy, B,S. lota Sigma Pi; American Pharmaceutical Association ; Mortar and Pestle, Secretary, FLORENCE RUTH MUELLER Aberdeen, South Dakota Columbian, A.B, GEORGE ELROY McNEIL, JR Washington, D, C + Columbian, A.B. Sigma Nu; Varsity Basketball; Varsity BasebalL HAROLD ARTHUR NAISBITT , . . . .Salt Lake City, Utah Columbian, A.B, Phi Eta Sigma; PE Gamma Mu; Phi Beta Kappa; Order of Artus, JOHN EDWARD MELLOR New York, New York Government. A.B, Sigma Phi Epsilon, President, Vice-President Secretary; Gate and Key; Glee Club; Food Drive. WILLIAM EDWARD NESSELL ..... .Washington, D t C. Columbian, A.B. University Band; Kappa Kappa Psi. F. FERN MERRITT Columbian, A.B. Boulton, Maine JOSEPH HOMAN NEWLIN .... Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Columbian, A.B. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Glee Club; Lester P. Ward Sociological So- ciety; Varsity Tennis. IDA EISEM AN MILLER Johnson City, Tennessee Education, B.S, Home Economics Club, CATHERINE MYERS MOORE Washington, D. C. Education, B.S. Phi Mu: Pi Delta Epsilon. Secretary, Treasurer; Sub -Editorial Board of ' Hatchet ' : Handbook Staff; Orthesis, Publicity Manager; Fane- i ng Club; Soccer Varsity; Hockey Varsity; Lacrosse Varsity; Basket- ball Varsity, Manager; Winner of W. A. A, Junior-Senior Award - Women ' s Athletic Association Board Publicity Director. PHYLLIS NICHOLS .......... Washington, D. C. Education, A.B. Future Teachers of America, Treasurer; Lester F. Ward Sociological Society; Pi Lambda Theta, KATHLEEN NORRIS Washington, D. C- Columbian. A.B r [ 25 3 Alpha Delta Pi, President; Delphi- Pan-Hellenic Council, Social Chairman. HOWARD RAND NORTON, 1! Washington, D. C, WILLIAM LEE PAGE Arlington, Virginia Government, A.B. Sigma Chi. MARIETTA BERTHA NOTARY , Stru+hers, Ohio Government, A.B. Phi Mu: Phi Pi Epsilon; Spanish Club; International Students ' Society; Newman Club. Government, A.B, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-President; Gate and Key; Pi Delta Epsilon; ' Cherry Tree, Business Manager; Handbook; Alpha Kappa P$i; Glee Club, Concert Committee; Canterbury Club; Psychology Club; Chairman of Cherry Tree Committee of 1942 Senior Class; Co-Proprietor of SIg Ep” Shop. SILAS HUNTON PEARSON Philomont, Virginia Pharmacy, B,S. Mortar and Pestle Society. PAUL RAYMOND NUGENT Butte r Montana Education, B.S. Varsity Football; Varsity Club. President; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities. GEORGE JOHN PETRETIC Youngstown, Ohio Engineering, B.S. Newman Club; Sigma Tau; Alpha Chi Sigma. Treasurer, MYLES MORTIMER NURENBERG Washington, D. C. Government, A.B. JEROME J, PHELAN . , Chinook Montana Columbian, A.B. Glee Club; Footlights Club, PAUL FREDERICK OBERLIN Mansfield, Ohio Government, A.B. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Delta Phi Epsilon; Portuguese Club. JOHN THOMAS PICCO spring Valley, Illinois Education, B.S. Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club, Vice-President; Omlcron Delta Kappa; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities. MARY A. ODDEN1NO Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B, Newman Club. STANLEY THOMAS POCH Fairfax, Washington Government, A.B. GEORGE ALLAN POPE Boise, Idaho Columbian, A.B. Sigma Chi; Phi Eta Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Delta Phi; Interfraternity Council, Treasurer; Student Council, Freshman Di- rector; Cue and Curtain; Debate. MARY JO OSLfN Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B, Women ' s Student Government Association, Vice-President; Mortal Board, President; Wesley Club, President and Vice-President- Psy- chology Club. President; Debate. SELMA SHEFTELMAN POSNER .... Greenport. New York Columbian, A.B. Symphony Club; Avukah. HAZEL LEOTA OLDAKER Washington, D. C. Education, A.B. PALMER PRICE Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B. JOHN BLAINE ROTHROCK ...... Washington, D. C. Government, A,B, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice-President; Gate and Key; Service Party, Secretary-Treasurer; Student Council. GLORIA REA . . Washington, D, C. Columbian, A.B. Kappa Kappa Gamma. FOSTER WILLIAM RUSSELL Washington, D. C. Education, A.B. HENRY COLE REASIN Dearborn, Michigan Columbian. A.B. Delta Sigma Rho; Gmicron Delta Kappa; Debate Council, President. AUGUST FREDERICK SACHS Washington, D. C. Engineering, B.S.E.E. Sigma Tau. EDGAR ALDERSON ROBEY Washington, D. C. Columbian. A.B. EDGAR JOHN ROCCATf Washington, D. C. Engineering, B.E.E. Sigma Tau, Vice-President; American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers, G, JULES ROSE Martinsburg, West Virginia Columbian, A.B, ' Hatchet, Board of Editors; Pi Gamma Mu; Freshman Debate; Student Council; Student Congress; Pre-Legal Society, President; Athenian Society, Vice-President. ARNOLD JERRY ROSS .Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B, Tau Epsilon Phi; Cue and Curtain; Symphony C ub, Vice-President; Orckesis, Vice-President. AGNES HUNTINGTON ROSSBACHER . Westfield, New Jersey Columbian, A.B, P K ' Mu. President; Delphi; Cue and Curtain; Riding Club; Eser Art Club, President; ' Cherry Tree. ' 1 VIRGINIA R. SAEGMULLER . Washington, D. C, Columbian, A.B. Pi Beta Phi, Treasurer; Delphi, Secretary; “Cherry Tree ; Women ' s Student Government Association, Treasurer; Psychology Club, Vice- President. GEORGE EDWARD 5ANGSTER Arlington, Virginia Engineering, B.S.E.E, Acacia; Sigma Tau; Handbook; Hatchet, BARBARA ANN SCHMITT ...... Takorna Park, Maryland Columbian, A.B. Kappa Kappa Gamma, President; Cue and Curtain, FRANCIS DELVIN SCOTT, JR. . . , Washington, D. C, Government, A.B. Kappa Sigma; Pi Gamma Mu. MARY EMMA SCOTT New York, New York [SO J Columbian. M.A. Sigma Kappa. JOHN ARTHUR SEALE Nacogdoches, Texa DONALD WILLIAM SMITH York, Pennsylvania Columbian, A.B, Alpha Tau Omega. MARTHA CORINNE SEATON Washington, D. C Columbian. A.B, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Psychology Club, LUCILE ANGELINE SELL Oshkosh, Wisconsin Education, B.S. Alpha Pi Epsilon. DAVID T. SHEPARD ......... Hartford, Connecticut Government, A.B. Alpha Mu Sigma, President, Pharmacy, B.S, Mortar and Pestle Society; Student Branch of the American Phar- maceutical Association. GEORGE E. SMITH Columbian, A.B, Circleville, Ka nsas MARGARET ELIZABETH SNAVELY .... Washington, D. C, Columbian, A.B, Chi Omega; Pi Delta Epsilon; Hatchet, Senior Staff; Student Handbook. ROLAND BROWNING SPENCER West Pittston, Pennsylvania Education, M.A. ELEANOR MARIE SHOLTES Arlington, Virginia Columbian, A.B. Alpha Lambda Delta, President; Mortar Board; Spanish Club, President; Chapel Committee; Women ' s Athletic Association, Member of Board; Women ' s Rifle Team, Manager; Student Council, Program Director; International Students ' Society; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities. MARY JEANNETTE SHONK Washington, D. C, Columbian, B.S. Sigma Kappa; lota Sigma Pi; Mortar Board; Editor of Women’s Student Government Association Handbook; Glee Club; Luther Club, Vice-President; Member of Chapel Committee, EDWARD GREGORY SIGGERS Washington, D. C. Engineering, B.S. ELIZABETH RUSSELL STEVENS Bathesda. Maryland Education, M.A, Pi Lambda Theta . BETTY J. STEVENSON Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B. Chi Omega; Hatchet ; Cue and Curtain; Debating; Riding Club; Student Senate. HAROLD ORDELL THOMEN Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B. Theta Chi. BRUCE SKAGGS Washington, 0 . C. JOHN P. THOMPSON Milwaukee, Wisconsin Columbian, A.B. Government, A.B. Artus; Alpha Kappa Psi, [ 31 ] JOE MAYHALL THOMSON . . , Richland Center, Wisconsin Columbian, A.B. Phi Delta Delta. BARBARA LEE WEERS Peoria, Illinois Columbian, A, EL Kappa Kappa Gamma; Cue and Curtain; French Club; Women ' s Athletic Association, Social Chairman; Strong Hall Council; Home- coming Committee; Pan -He I Ionic, PHILIP TOMARES Hartford, Connecticut Government, A.B. Phi Alpha, JUNE A, TRACY . New York, New York Columbian, A.B. Pi Beta Phi, MARJORIE VESTA WILKINS ..... Cabin John, Maryland Columbian, A.B, Delta Zeta, Vice-President, President; Mortar Board; Pi Delta Epsilon; Delphi; Cherry Tree, Senior Editor; Glee Club; Sym- phony Club; W. S. G, A.; Intramural Board; Pan-Hellenic Asso- ciation; French Club; Spanish Club; International Students Society. FERN WILL Rockville, Maryland Education, A.B, Future Teachers Association, Secretary; Lester F, Ward Sociological Society. THOMAS WILLIAM TUSING ...... . Washington, D. C. Pharmacy, B.S. Mortar and Pestle Society; Student Member American Pharmaceu- tical Association. JAMES FRANKLIN VANCE Texarkana, Arkansas Columbian, A.B. CLARE WILHELMINA VELTE Crete, Nebraska Education, A.B, Pi Lambda Theta, EDWARD JOHN WALLIN Everett, Massachusetts Engineering. B.S. Propeller Club. ALEXANDER WASELKOV Denver, Colorado Education, A.B. Future Teachers Association, Vice-President, CHARLES JOHN WILLIAMSON Bay City, Michigan Columbian, B.S. Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Band; Glee Club. CLAUDE EDWARD WILLIS, JR Arlington, Virginia Education, M.A, Phi Sigma Pi. OTIS DWIGHT WILSON, JR Arlington, Virginia Government, A.B. Alpha Kappa Psi; Cherry Tree ; Hatchet ; Glee Club; Interna- tional Students Society, President; Intramural Ping Pong Team; Psychology Club; Activities Council; Student Council Elections Com- mittee; Senior Class, Chairman Publicity Committee. ROBERT CECIL WINTHROP, JR, . . . Haverford, Pennsylvania Government, A.B. Sigma Mu; Delta Phi Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi. JOHN WILLIAM WOOD Columbian, B.S. Erie, Pennsylvania [ 32 ] REX SPENCER WOOD, JR, Waco, Texas Government, A.B, PAUL ROSCOE YOUNG CobleskW, New York Pharmacy, B.S. Mortar and Pestle; Student Branch of American Pharmaceutical A ssociation, PRISCILLA DANA YOUNG . . Londonderry, New Hampshire Columbian, A. EL Literary Club; Psychology Club, WILLIAM WEBB ZELLER . . . Washington, D. C. Columbian, A,B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Cue and Curtain; Glee Club; Freshman Class, Pres- ident; Student Council, Program Director; Tennis Team; Luther Club, Vice-President. DANIEL EDWARD ZELLMER Washington, D. C. Government, A,B, Delta Phi Epsilon. CONNIE ZEPUL Chicago, Illinois Government. A.B. Theta Delta ChL STANLEY ROBERT ZIOBRO Bayonne, New Jersey Education, B.S. Varsity Club, Social Chairman; Football, Acting Captain; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities; Intramural Manager of Basketball and Softball; Assistant Intramural Director; Cheerleader, PAULA ZIRPEL . Washington, D. C. Columbian, A.B, Sigma Kappa, Recording Secretary; Cherry Tree, Art Editor; W. S. . A,; Art Club; Rifle; W, A, A.; Basketball; Lacrosse; Hockey, [Ml THE SCHOOL OF Qfledicine CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES JAMES WALLACE, JR. President ANSON R. HYDE Vice-President MARY ELLEN COLLINS Secretary-Treasurer The School of Medicine was founded In 1825 and since then has stood consistently at the top of the list of American Medical Colleges with respect to the achievement of its graduates. Its contribution to scientific medicine is also impressive. Theobald Smith, Walter Reed, and Frederick Russell were successive heads of the Bacteriology Department, and their brilliant records have given the George Washington University Medical School a history to be proud of. in this atmosphere of rich tradition, seventy-two hopeful and ambitious freshmen met on a Septem- ber afternoon of 1938 ready to sail through medical school and thereafter set the world on fire. Agee through Zappala, they had come from twenty states, the District of Columbia, Alaska, Mexico, Panama, Salvador, and Puerto Rico. Their first meeting together was short and businesslike. Even before there was time to recover from hiking up four flights of steps and catch one ' s breath, boxes of bones had been distributed, assignments in Gray were noted, and the first round had begun. Assignments were terrific, examinations frequent, and marks disheartening. Before many days had passed, an epidemic of acute freshmanitis had spread like wild-fire, a disease characterized essentially by symptoms of confusion, irritability, headache and in- somnia, Relief was afforded by Saturday night fraternity mixers and bull sessions. Some developed a more severe case of the malady and collapsed. The second year was attacked with renewed vigor and a toughened resistance to the relentless stream of lec- tures and laboratory assignments. Physical Diagnosis at Gallinger together with lectures in Medicine, Surgery and OB, contributed to making the Sophomore ' s task more interesting. Symptoms of confusion gave way to understanding, and headaches were replaced by a feel- ing of well-being and confidence. The class was replenished at the outset of its Junior year by the addition of eight transfer students. Clinical work was begun in earnest at both Gallinger and Emer- gency Hospitals and stirred serious doubts in the minds of the third year beginners. Perhaps, they admitted, there were a few points yet to learn — a suspicion that soon was proven a reality. As the year progressed, the probability of the United States at war occupied the minds of everyone In no uncertain terms. It is com- mendable that George Washington was one of six med- ical schools In the country to prepare for such an emer- gency by offering summer school for those who desired earlier graduation In order to be available for Army or Navy service at an earlier date. Twenty-nine of the class signed up and received their diplomas in February, 1942. By the end of the year, every student enrolled in the medical school will hold a commission in either the Army or Naval reserve, and will go into active duty upon the completion of his internship. Thus ends the story. The Class of 42, numbering seventy-two strong, the largest class in ten years at George Washington, with nearly half of its members in the Honor Society, has weathered the vicissitudes of medical school and is ready for come what may. Its members are sincere in their hope that out of the para- dox that confronts them, namely their desire to relieve suffering in fellow men who persist in making war, will triumph an understanding and peace among nations. FRED BENSON AGEE. JR Washington, D. C. PAUL W. BURLESON Birmingham, Alabama Medicine, M t D, Medicine, M,D. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Smith- Reed-Russetl Society; William Beau- mont Society; Cherry Tree. MANNING WALLACE ALDEN . . Silver Spring, Maryland Medicine, M.D. Sigma Chi; ©micron Delta Kaopa: Nu SEqma Nu. WILLIAM CRANE CANTRELL Hamilton. Alabama Medicine, M.D. Alpha Epsilon Delta. MORTEN BERNARD ANDELMAN . . Atlantic City. New Jersey Medicine, M.D. NAJERA F. CASTILLO Washington, D. C. Medicine, M.D. i i f I r -n GILBERT I. ANDERSON Osltaloosa, Iowa Medicine, M.D. Phi Chi, Secretary; Smith- Reed-RuSSell Society, President; A. F. A. King Obstetrical Society, Vice-President; William A. White Society; William Beaumont Society; G, W. U. Band. ADOLFO O. ARIAS ........ Panama City, Panama Medicine M.D, JEANNE CECILE BATEMAN Washington, D. C. Medicine, M,D. Smith-Peed ' RuSSel I Society; A. F. A. King Obstetrical Society; Alpha Epsilon lota; World Builder ' s Radio Program. JOHN ARTHUR BEALL Galfon, Ohio Medicine, M.D. Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Chi; William Beaumont Society. GUSTAVO S. BE LAVAL Medicine, M.D. Puerto Rico ALEJANDRO F. CASTRO . . San Salvador, El Salvador, C. A, Medicine, M.D. Phi Chi; Smith-Reed’ Russell Society; William Beaumont Society. HORACE CHAITIN New York, New York Medicine, M.D. Phi Beta Kappa; Smith-Reed-Rusself Society; Phi Delta Epsilon; A. F. A. King Obstetrical Society, Treasurer; Vice-President of Junior Class. ERVIN NEWTON CHAPMAN Niato, Iowa Medicine, M.D, Tau. Kappa Epsilon; Sate and Key; Nu Sigma Nu. ARTHUR W. CLATEMAN Monessen, Pennsylvania Medicine, M.D. Smith- Reed- Russel I Society; A. F A. King Obstetrical Society, MARY ELLEN COLLINS . Alhambra, California Medicine, M.D. Alpha Epsilon lota, Treasurer; Junior Class, Secretary-Treasurer ; Senior Class, Secretary-Treasurer. [ 36 ] JEHUE R. CONNELLY Washington, D. C. Medicine, M.D. WILLIAM SHELDON DERRICK Washington, D, C. Medicine, M.D, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Chi, President; William Beaumont Society, President. JEAN LaVELL DUNHAM Salem, Oregon Medicine, M,D, ota Sigma Pi; Alpha Epsilon lots. JOHN ELLIOT . Fuquay Springs, North Carolina Medicine, M.D. IGNACIO FABRE9A Washington, D, C. Medicine, M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa, NORMAN AMBROSE GILILLAND . . . , Alexandria, Virginia Medicine, M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa. MARCUS P, GOUMAS Renova, Pennsylvania Medicine, M.D. Varsity Club; A. F. A. King Obstetrical Society; Phf Eta Sigma; Smith -Reed ' Russell Society; Nu Sigma Mu; Hatchet 1 ; Rifle Team; Freshman Chemistry Award. NAOMI GREEN Arlington, Virginia Medicine, M.D. Alpha Epsilon Iota, Corresponding Secretary; Colonial Campus Club. ARNOLD S. GREENBERG Washington, D. C. Medicine, M.D. A. F. A. King Obstetrical Society; Phi Delta Epsilon. JOSEPH N. HAMM Rapid City, South Dakota Medicine, M.D. William Beaumont Society; Smith-Reed-Russell Society. MORTIMER JAMES FOLSTON Washington, D. C, Medicine, M.D. Smrth-Reed-Russell Society; Phi Delta Epsilon. JAY HELFGOTT Washington, D, C. Medicine, M.D. MARVIN PEACE FOOTER Washington, D. C. Medicine, M r D. Phi Alpha; Smith-Reed- Russell Society; A. F. A. King Obstetrical Society, President; Phi Delta Epsilon, Vice-President. ALLEN HENKIN - Washington, D. C. Medicine. M.D. THEODORE H, FRANKEL ... North Plainfield, New Jersey Medicine. M.D, CHARLES HIGHSMITH Dunn, North Carolina Medicine, M.D. Lambda Chi Alpha, [ 37 ] CHARLES JOHN HORNISHER . . Stonington, Connecticut ARCHIBALD RICH MacPHERSON . . . Arlington, Virginia Medicine, M.D, Medicine, Alpha Kappa Kappa. Alpha Kappa Kappa MARCUS HOWARD , . . ♦ Dawsonville, Georgia Medicine,, M.D. ROBERT JAMES McCULLOCK Long Beach, California Medicine, M.D. Phi Chi; William Beaumont Society. ANSON ROBERTS HYDE Washington, D. C. Medicine, M.D, Phi Chi; William Beaumont Society; Smjth Reed-RuSSell Society, JOHN B, MERRICK . Medicine, M,D. Arlington, Virginia i LOUISE JARBOE Medi cine, M.D Richmond, Virginia MORRIS IRWIN MICHAEL Washington, D. C. Medicine. M.D, Phi Delta Epsilon; A, F. A. King ObsetrlcaJ Society; Smith -Reed ' Russell Society, I I FRED J. KARDYS . . ♦ , . , , . . . Hartford, Connecticut Medicine, M.D. A BURTON MINCOSKY . Washington, D. C, Medicine, M.D, ROBERT W, KING Wake Forest, North Carolina Medicine. M.D. IVOR I, MORGAN Issaquah, Washington Medicine, M.D, MORRIS EDWARD KRUCOFF Washington, D. C. Medicine, M.D Smlth-Reed-Russell Society; Phi Delta Epsilon. H. JAMES KURTZ , Superior, Wisconsin Medicine M.D. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Smiths Reed -Russel I S octet y: Phi Chi; A. F. A. King Ob stetrical Society. WILLIAM B, LEFTWICH Huntington, West Virginia Medicine, M.D. GEORGE QUAYLE NESLEN . . . Medicine, M.D, Phi Chi. Salt Lake City, Utah JOHN T. OBENSCHAIN Staunton, Virginia Medicine, M.D. JEAN E. FAQUIN ....... Manchester, New Hampshire Medicine, M.D. [ 38 ] SAMUEL L PARKER Pm e+ops, North Carolina JOHN A. STEPHENS Medicine, M.D. Sebrlng, Florida Medicine, M.D. SHIRLEY FELICE PEARLMAN Washington, D C. Medicine, M.D. Smith- Reed -Russel I Society; Alpha Epsilon lota. WILLIAM W ROBERTSON .... Penn Yann, New York Medicine, M.D. WILLIAM A ROBIE . . ♦ ..... Billingsley, Maryland Medicine, M.D. GEORGE M RODGERS West Pointy Kentucky Medicine, M.D. MORTON HAROLD ROSE Washington, D. C. Medicine, M.D. Phi Delta Epsilon; Smith- Reed -Russell Society; A. f. A. King Obstetrical Society. BARBARA McMULLEN SACHS ..... . Washington, D. C. Medicine, M.D, Smith-Reed-Russell Society; Alpha Epsilon iota. CYRIL A. SCHULMAN Washington, D. C. Medicine, M.D. Phi Delta Epsilon; Smith- Reed -Russel I Society; Physics Club, Pres- ident; Sigma XL FELIX A, SILVERSTONE Washington, D. C. Medkine, M.D. Smith-Reed’Russell Society. OSCAR SUGAR Washington, D. C. Medicine, M.D. A. F. A. King Obstetrical Society; Smith- Reed- Russel I Society, Vice- President; Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine, Asso- ciate Member; Sigma XL HENRY THOMPSON, JR. . Washington, D. C. Medicine, M.D. Nil Sigma Nu, KADEN TIERNEY Clarksburg, West Virginia Medicine, M.D, HENRY GEORGE WAGNER Washington, D. C. Medicine, M.D, Smith-Reed- Russell Society; Nu Sigma Nu; Glee Club. S-=T3 3 4 CHARLES JAMES WALLACE, JR. . . Sacramento, California Medicine, M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa; William Beaumont Society; Smifh-Reed- Russeli Society; President of Senior Class. HERMAN R. WEINER Camden, New Jersey Medicine. M.D. CARL HENRY WHALEN ........ San Antonio, Texas Medicine, M.D. Alpha Tau Omega; William Beaumont Society, Secretary-Treasurer; Smith- Reed- Russel I Society; Phi Chi. Treasurer ANTHONY ZAPPALA Washington, D C Medicine, M.D. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Smith -Reed- Russell Society. [39 WILLIAM B WILLIAM S. DERRICK President G. I. Anderson X A, Beall A. F. Castro W, C. Barton H. C. Bates, Jr. K. E. Blundon W r S. Derrick J. N. Hamm A. Hyde F. S. Lovmgood A. P. Dedick A. B. Dickson J. A, Edwards G, B. Bloom R. S. Graces J, L. Kelley, Jr, R. L, Knight E A II M 0 n T MEDICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS WILLIAM S. DERRICK President RICHARD E. FISCHER Vice-President JAMES I. MAKJNSON Secrefa ry -Treasurer Founded af George Washington University School of Medicine PATRON Dr, Walter Freeman SENIOR MEMBERS R, MeCullock D. Robertson C, J. Wallace, Jr, J T B. Merrick W, W, Robertson C, H, Whalen 1,1. Morgan S r L Parker, Jr. G, M, Rogers j, Stevens C. S. White, Jr. JUNIOR MEMBERS R, E, Fischer G. R. Macdonald H. D. Offuti W, H. Hardy J, T, M a kin son C, H. Place C, F. Jimlnei-Torres. H, E. Martyn, Jr. H. Thomas iPHOMORE MEMBERS D, R. Parkinson S. B. Pole 5, J. Smiley K. L Partlow G, A. Richards J. E. Wentworth Top Row: Anderson, Beall Shorn, Burleson, Castro, Hamm Second Row: Hyde, MeCullock, Merrick, Morgan, Parker, Parkinson Third Row: Pole, Robertson, Rodgers, Stephens. Wallace. Whalen MO J J. F. A. KING SOCIETY Honorary Medical Society OBSTETRICAL Organized at the George Washington University Medical School in 1937 to allow those students interested in Obstetrics and Gynecology to obtain a greater under- standing of these subjects. OFFICERS MARVIN P. FOOTER President DR. HOWARD KANE Honorary President GILBERT L ANDERSON Vice-President JEANNE BATEMAN Secretary HORACE CHAITEN Treaty rer MARVIN P. FOOTER President FACULTY ADVISOR Dr. Samyel Dodelc MEMBERS GILBERT f. ANDERSON KENNETH C. AZE JEANNE CECILE BATEMAN HARRY C. BATES HORACE CHAIT1N ARTHUR W„ CLATEMAN ROBERT N. COALE MILTON DORFMAN BENJAMIN F. EDWARDS MARVIN P. FOOTER THEODORE H. FRANKEL MARCUS P. GOUMAS ARNOLD S. GREENBURG MARCUS L HOWARD FREDERICK J. KARDYS STANLEY W, KIRSTEIN HAROLD J. KURTZ JAMES W. LONG GORDON R. MacDONALD HARLAN P. McNUTT JOHN B. MERRfCK MORRIS J. MICHAEL THEODORA L PECK BORIS RABKIN JAMES S. REITMAN SOLOMON RESNiCK MORTEN H. ROSE HELEN T. ROVINSKI OSCAR SUGAR EDWIN H. WEITZEN Top Row: Anderson, Bateman, CKaiten, Cl ate man. Fran.keL Goumas Second Row: Green burg, Howard, Kardys, Kurtz, Merrick, Michael HU Third Row: Peck, Resnick. Rose, Suga S M I T H ■ R E E D GILBERT I, ANDERSON President Fred B. Agee Gilbert L Anderson Jeanne C, Bateman Gustavo Belaval Francisco J. Castillo Alex F. Castro Horace Chaitin W. K. Barton K. E. Blundon A. P. Dedick J. P. Docktor M. Dorfman Arthur W. Clateman M. J, Folston Theodore Frankel Marcus P, Goumas J, N. Hamm Marcus I, Howard $ Dove B. F, Edwards J. A. Edwards R. H. Fischer H. H, Goldstein M. H, Hollander OFFICERS GILBERT J. ANDERSON Presid ent L H. SIEGEL Vice-President SALLY STEELE Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Seniors Anson R „ Hyde Morris Krucoff James H. Kurtz William B. Leftwich John B. Merrick Morris I. Michael Juniors C. F. Jimenez-Torres S. W. Kirstein J. W. Long G. R. MacDonald Theodora Peck W, R. Perkins RUSSELL SOCIETY Honorary Medical Society Organized at George Washington Uni- versity in 1932 to perpetuate the names of those three eminent scientists whose works have been recognized as milestones in the history of medicine. Shirley Pearlman Morton H. Rose Barbara M. Sachs Cyril A r Schulman Felix A. Silverstone John A. Stephens R. A. Petersen C, H, Place B. Rabkin J. S, Reitman S. Resnick L. H. Siegel Oscar Sugar Henry G. Wagner C. J. Wallace, Jr. Herman R, Weiner Carl H. Whalen Charles S. White, Jr, A. Zappala Dorothy Sislen Sally Steele D. J t Stone H. M, Thomas E r H. Weifien Top Row: Agee, Bateman., Belaval, Castillo, Castro, Chaitin, Qateman, Folston, Footer Second Row: Frankel, Goumas, Hamm, Howard, Hyde, Krucoff, Kurtz, Peck, Merrick Third Row: Michael, Pearlman Resmck. Rose. Sachs, Shulman, Sflverstone, Sislen, Steele Fourth Row; Stephens, Sugar. Wagner [ 42 ] PHI CHI FRATERNITY Professional Medical Fraternity founded at the University of Vermont, March 3 1 1889. Phi Chapter installed March 21, 1904. Chapter House: 1740 N St., N, W, Active Chapters: Sixty- seven. Publication: Phi Chi Quarterly. ' 1 Colors: Olive Green and White. Flower: Lily-of-the-Valley with leaves. Ralston H. Adams Gilbert I. Anderson Adolfo O. Arias Rogelio E Arias Robert Armstrong H. Clark Bates John Seal! Gustavo BeJavaS F, Barron Bloom Howard D. Adams William F r Barrett Sam Blasi Joseph M, Bur-chill Kenneth E. Blundon Paul Burleson Francisco Castillo Alex F. Castro Andrew P, Dedick, Jr. Alvis B. Dickson Edwin M, Eastham John Fawcett Robert G. Ca nnon Richard L. Collins Joseph Conner Francis Criley WILLIAM S. DERRICK President OFFICERS WILLIAM DERRICK President JOHN A. EDWARDS Vice-President HARRICK M, THOMAS Secretary CARL WHALEN Treasurer ACTIVE MEMBERS Richard S. Graves Anson R, Hyde G, F. Jiminez-Torrez Lynn R. Knight Harold James Kurtz William Leftwich Frank 5. Lovingood Gordon MacDonald PLEDGES Carlos J T Dalmau Keith F. Farr William J. Fink Thomas D, Foster Dean. L t Hyde Robert McCuflock Samuel Medina Ralph H. Michael George Neslen Ronald F. Norris Harry D. Offutt, Jr. Dee R. Parkinson Samuel B. Pole Donald A. Kirk Don B. McAffee Howard O. Mott Christopher J. Murphy Joseph C, Reidy Guy A. Richards George Rodgers, Jr. Stanley J. Smiley John Stevens Frank Travers Asa Viccellio Charles S. White. Jr T Ray Winfield John C. Sherbourne Lloyd J, Steffan Robert O, Warthen Harris A. Weisse Top Row: Anderson, Arias, Beall. Belaval, Bloom. Burleson, Castillo Second Row: Castro, Fawcett. Hyde. Kurfz Leftwich, McCullock, Neslen Third Row: Parkinson Pole. Rodger?, Stephens, Whalen [ 43 ] p p i DELTA E P S I L 0 N Professional Medical Fraternity MORRIS E. KRUCOFF President OFFICERS MORRIS E, KRUCOFF President MARVIN P, FOOTER Vice-President LEO H, SIEGEL Secretary STANLEY W. KIRSTEIN Trea surer Founded at Cornell University Medical College, 1904. Psi Chapter installed, 1921. Publication: Phi Beta Epsilon News. 1 ' Active Chapters: Fifty-two. Colors: Royal Purple and Cream of White. Flower: Red Carnation. Organized to encourage the highest standards of achievement In the art and science of medicine. FACULTY MEMBERS Dr, Edward Ca fritz Dr. David Davis Dr. Samuel Dodek Dr, Harry Douglas Dr. Joseph Harris Dr. Herman Hoffman Dr, Alec Horwitz Dr. Zigmond Lebensohn Dr. Paul Llchtman Dr. Benjamin Manchester ACTIVE MEMBERS Harvey Ammerman Horace Chaitin Milton Dorfman Samuel Dove Mortimer J, FoUfon Ma rvin P, Footer Theodore H, Frankel Herbert H. Goldstein Arnold 5, Greenberg Harold Kagan William Kursten Samuel toube Morris L Michael A. Burton Mincosky Boris Rabkln Solomon Resnick Morton H. Rose Cyril A. Schufman George Tlevsky Herman R. Weiner PLEDGES Leonard Ackman Sidney Brodie Joseph Kolker Norman Panzer Morris Pe rim utter Seymour Llfshutz Top Row: ChaHin. Fotston, Footer, F ra n tel „ 0 reef be rg Second Row: Michael Mincosky, Resnick, Rose, 5th u I man Third Row: Weiner £ 44 ] A L P H II KAPPA KAPPA Professional Medical Fraternity Founded at Dartmouth College, September 29, I 888. Alpha Zeta Chapter installed April 27, 1905. Chapter House: 2112 R St., N. W. Publication: The Centaur Active Chapters: Forty-four, OFFICERS WILLIAM ROBERTSON President SAMUEL L PARKER, J R. Vice-President CHARLES J. WALLACE, JR. Secretary RICHARD H FISCHER Treasurer Colors: Green and White, Harry F. Anderson William Anderson Jeter C. Bradley Alfido E. Briguglio Charles T. Carroll Cline Chipman Hazen E. Cole Coursen B. Conklin Paul F. Dickens FACULTY MEMBERS Stuart O. Foster Edgar D. Griff en Custis L Half Gerald A. Hopkins Howard F, Kane WILLIAM ROBERTSON President Harry Kerr Hayden Klrby-Smith James F. Mitchell Frederick Reuter Arch L. Riddick Charles Shutz Luther Snyder Lyman Tibbets Elijah W. Titus Fred B. Agee, Jr, Benjamin H. Baxley John P. Elliott Richard L. Etter Ignacio Fabrega James F« Dowd Rodney M. Jarvis L. H. Jurney Richard H. Fischer Norman A. G Nil land William H. Hardy Charles J Hornisher Emerson E. Hoppes John Hoyf© Malcolm M. MacRae John W. McCrae ACTIVE MEMBERS Frank Y J aggers, Jr. Frederick J. Kardys James Leo Kelly, Jr. Archibald R. MacPherson James T, Makinson George Herbert Marble PLEDGES Neil Muir James K. Mullen John B. Merrick Ivor Morgan Prime Mori John Obenschain Samuel Parker, Jr. Robert W, Perkins, Jr Kenneth L. Partlow Chester H, Souther Charles Place. Jr. Duncan Robertson William Robertson Charles Wallace, Jr, Anthony Zappala Raymond L. Spatz Arthur Spitz John E. Wentworth Top Row: Agee, Elliott, Fabrega, Gililland, Hornisher Second Row: Kardys, MacPherson, Merrick, Morgan, Obenschain [451 Third Row: Parker, Wallace, Zappala A L P H A BARBARA SACHS President EPSILON IOTA Women’s Professional Medical Fraternity OFFICERS BARBARA M. SACHS President SHIRLEY PEARLMAN Vice-President NAOMI GREEN Corresponding Secretary JEANNE BATEMAN Recording Secretary THEODORA PECK Treasurer Founded at University of Michigan, February 26, 1890. Phi Chapter installed, May 2, 1927, Publication: Journal of Alpha Epsilon Iota. Active Chapters: Twenty-three. Colors: Green. White, and Black. Flower: Carnation. DR, ALMA FO0ELBURG FACULTY MEMBERS DR. GLADYS KAIN DR. MARGARET NICHOLSON DR. CAROLYN PINCOCK RUTH APPLEBY JEANNE BATEMAN CAROLINE BURPEAU ACTIVE MEMBERS MARY ELLEN COLLINS JEAN DUNHAM NAOMI GREEN ELOfSE KIELHORN PERSIS MARTI KRAUTIL SHIRLEY PEARLMAN THEODORA PECK BARBARA SACHS DOROTHY SISIEN SALLY STEELE HELEN TEFFT Top Row: Appleby, Bateman, Col- lins, Dunham, Green, Second Row: Krelbprn, Krautil, Pearl - man. Peck, Sislen Third Row: Steele, TeHt. [ 46 ] Med students find one of the better methods of relaxation. . . . Here are four more — indulging in a little vocalizing on the side. . . .A good hostess never lets those glasses go empty. f . . Gee 1 wish I ' d taken better notes now. £47 J WILLIAM C. VAN VLECK Dean of the Law School hhfhe SCHOOL OF LAW Under the leadership of Dean Van Vleck, the George Washington University Law School has become recognized as one of the finest in the United States today it is the oldest law school in the District of Columbia and was one in the country to offer a patent law course. With many graduates prominent in all branches of law activity, the school has proved that it is well qualified to prepare students for successful legal careers. The student body is recruited from all parts of the country . . . government workers, business men, day school students, and even politicians help to swell the crowd that fills Stockton Hall every afternoon and evening. This diverse mass of people is drawn together by the Student Bar Association, which is the one organization rep- resenting the entire student body Its officers are chosen by the faculty for their scholarship, leadership, and legal ability. This student asso- ciation operates as an advisory council over every activity in law school. It sponsors radio programs, holds mock trials, in which our bar- risters-to-be argue actual cases, and accumu I ales data for administrative purposes. An im- portant function of the Student Bar Association is to supervise the publication of the Law Review in collaboration with the faculty and student board of editors. On the social side, the Asso- ciation sponsors an annual banquet and dance which is the outstanding affair of the year Per- haps the greatest contribution of the Student Bar Association is the new library reading room. This room is unique because students may talk and smoke while reading, may relax in the luxury of red leather chairs, or carry on a heated con- versation without being disturbed. Just as every phase of student life in America has been affected by the present emergency, so has the daily routine in our law school Evening classes start much later now, since most of the students are working overtime for the govern- ment, The facilities for our patent law course have been limited with the transferring of the United States Patent Office from Washington and many of the professors have left to take administrative posts In the government service. Despite these changes, the Student Bar Associa- tion is endeavoring to carry on its fine work of previous years and at the same time is devoting much of its energy toward coordinating student activities with the national defense program. MS] LAW GEORGE WASHINGTON REVIEW Published Monthly by the University and Edited by the Faculty and Students of the Law School FACULTY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF John A. Mclntire FACULTY BOARD OF ASSOCIATE EDITORS Dean William C, Van V I ec Ec Charles S. Collier S. Chesterfield Oppenheim J, Forrester Davison Clarence A. Miller Chester C. Ward Hector G. Spaulding William R Compton Walter L. Moll William T. Fryer Ca,rville D. Benson Helen Newman BOARD OF DEPARTMENTAL ADVISORY EDITORS CLYDE B. AITCHISON Interstate Commerce LOYD H, SUTTON Patent Law CHARLES WARREN . . . Constitutional Legal History LOUIS G. CALDWELL . . Radio and Communications JAMES OLIVER MURDOCK International Law CHARLES D + HAMEL .... Taxation JACK HAYES, JR. THOMAS DOWD ORAL OZMENT . Robert Baker Mary-K. Bell Cyrus Bernstein James Bigler Vivian Brandshaft Alberta Brown Robert Buffock Peery Buren Ernest Caflomon BOARD OF STUDENT EDITORS Student Editor-In-Chief Student Managing Editor , . . Editorial Notes JOSEPH GOLDBERG . CHARLES OLSON . . . NATHAN RUBINSTEIN . SAMUEL L. WELT , , Booh Reviews .... Recent Cases Opinions Attorney General , ; , v , . . . Patents Denis Cooper James Ellison Theodore Fetter Lawrence Glassman James Graham, Jr. Edwin Hecher Robert Henry Billingsley Hill Hugh Horton NANCY KENGLA . . Warren Jessup James Johnson Edward Jones Frederick Jones Terra! Jordan Wayne Kniffin Henry Lefferts Walter Matson Manuel Mendez .... Editorial Secretary Standing; Thomas Dowd, Aro! Agment, Joseph Goldberg, Samuel Welt Seated: Professor John A. Me Inti re, Jack Hays Victor Myer Marguerite Pizer Irving Powers Irvin Rlmel George Rubens Abner Sheffer Elbert Sheffield Robert Smylle Byron Wood side C 49:1 ARDEN LEEDY ANDRESEN Washington D. C. ROBERT EDWARD FURCOLOW . . . Canton, Ohio Law, LLB. Law. LL.B. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sailing Club, Commodore, Treasurer. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Sigma; Delta Theta Phi, Dean ERIC REINHOLD BEHN Brooklyn, New York Law, LL.B. EDWARD G. HAGGETT . . Portland, Maine Law, LLB. GEORGE ROBBINS BROWN , . , .Washington, D. C. Law. LLM. Theta Delta Chi, President; Gmicron Delia Kappa; Phi Beta Kappa; Gate and Key; Order of the Coif; Delfa Theta PH,. NANCY DUVALL KENGLA .... Washington, D. C. Law, J t D. Phi Delta Delta, Chaplain; ' ' Hatchet ' 1 ; Law Review, Stu- dent Editor; Bona Fides, Associate Editor; Student Bar Association, Secretary; Library Coimmittee; Cherry Tree ; Student Bar Case Club, Cardoza Section. JOSEPH DALEDA .... Fa FI River, Massachusetts Law. LL.B. JEROME L. FISHER Seattle, Washin gton Law, LL.B. Phi Alpha Delta. JAMES KLEMANN Washington, D. C. Uw, LL.B. MARY D. MARTIN Little Rock, Arkansas Law, LL.B. Phi Mj, President. Secretary; Delphi; Phi Delta Delta, Sec- retary, Treasurer, ( 10 ] WALTER D, MATSON Washington, D C + GEORGE L. STRAIN La Junta, Colorado Law, J,D. RICHARD OTTO McDONALD . . Hastings, Nebraska Law, LL.B, Delia Tau Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Gate and Key; Delta Theta Phi; Student Council, Advocate. Law, LL,B. DEWEY E. TIFFANY - - Portland, Oregon Law LL.B. as- MANUEL JOSE MENDEZ GUARDI A Panama City, R, P. Law, LL.B. Phi Beta Kappa; Law Review, Student Editor; te Cerele Francais. Treasurer, President; International Students So- ciety, Secretary, Vice-President; Student Life Committee; George Washington Pan-Amerlcani Conference for High Schools, Speaker; Inter-American Center Conferences, Stu- dent Speaker. SAMUEL 8. WALKER Boise, Idaho Law, LL.B. MILTON MITCHELL Rochester, New York Law, LL.B. Phi Eta Sigma; Law Review, Student Editor; Freshman Ten- nis, LOUIS REZNEK Washington, D, C, Law LL.B, FRED W. WOODLEY Washington, D. C, Law. LL.B. L5I ] BurneM Martinson stopped after 10 yards. MAX FARRINGTON BILL REIN HART JOHN CLAREY PAUL NUGENT £ 0 i e n a l Making its debut in the Southern Conference as a full-fledged member in the Fall of 1941, the George Washington University football team found itself facing a tough schedule with uncertain prospects. Potentially the team was a good one, but before the season had gone very far, Old Man Whiskers and injuries blasted it from one end to the other. The Colonials lost three I -A ends prior to the start of the season when Frank August, Adolph Bia-sini, and Ludwig Lewandowski were called to the colors. Mike Monchlovich. senior center and twice a letter winner, was called before the school year was two weeks old. The outstanding players kept from active service on the gridiron because of injuries were Johnny PIcco. an All-District player the year before, Dan Snyder, Paul Nugent,, Scott Gudmundson, Henry Aguslewicz, and Floyd McGlinn. Eddie Wilamoski, a polished tail- back with two years ' experience, was lost from the Waiting for a chance. BURNELL MARTINSON JOHN PICCO WALTER WELC squad because of a summer illness. Season ' s results were; 3 won, I tied, 7 lost. Coach Bill Reinhart ' s men won their season opener in approved fashion against Ml. Saint Mary ' s, 25-0, but it proved to be their only victory of the year.. After losing on the Polo Grounds in New York to Manhattan, 0-23, the Colonials returned home to gain a 0-0 deadlock in their first Conference fray against Washington and Lee, the third contest of the year. Then, as the season continued, they were defeated by Georgetown, William and Mary, Furman, Clemson, Bucknelt, and Wake Forest. Although the season was marked with defeat, there were many bright moments. The brilliant defensive play of such men as Seibert, Koniszewskl, Martinson, Ziobro, and Nugent, and such hard-running and hard-driving backs as Pollock, Weber, Gudmundson, Graham, and Fedora— who was drafted by the Brooklyn Eagles’ professional football team — will long be remembered by Colonial fans. Two of these men, Paul ir Babe Nugent, and Burnell Martinson, joined the Army Air Corps early in January. Their careers on and off the field at our University predict their success in the air. JtM RAUSCH ROY MtNEU 1 MATT ZUNIC COACH REINHART mu George Washington George Washington George Washington George Washington George Washington George Washington George Washington George Washington George Washington George Washington George Washington RESULTS 52 ; Wa ke Forest 27 George Washington 69; Furman . . . . 18 28; Oklahoma A. M. 39 George Washington 6 1 ; Richmond . . . 38 28; Oklahoma . . . 32 George Washington 55; Duke « . . . . 53 43: Indiana . . . . 52 George Washington 49; Wash, and Lee . . 36 67; Clemson 34 George Washington 35; V. M. 1, . . . . 36 37; Duke . . . . 38 George Washington 44; V. M, L . . . . 32 45; Georgetown . , , , 36 George Washington 42; Georgetown . . 52 43; Army . . 32 George Washington 43; William and M ary 44 47; Maryland . . , 29 (Southern Conference Playoff) 54; Virginia . . , 36 Won 1 l , lost 9. Si) ( games lost by a combined 46; S+. John ' s P r 50 total of 15 points. Georgetown game. William Jennings Bryan Reinhart, the masterful basketball artist from the Uni- versity of Oreqon, completed his seventh season as head court mentor at the Uni- versity this year. He finished the season by winning I I and losing 9, and brought his total number of victories at George Washington to 100, as against only 38 de- feats in the same period. The Colonials never really got started until after Christmas. Victims of rather decisive reverses at the hands of Oklahoma A. M (| Oklahoma, and powerful Indiana, they appeared to have lost a lot of the spark from the year before when Coach Reinhart had his greatest G, W. squad, winner of 18 out of 22 games. They came back strong after the holiday period to beat old rival Georgetown Army t and Maryland in a row and emerged as un- disputed holder of the mythical metropoli- Reinhart and team tan championship. It was the only club in the Southern Conference to beat the stronq Duke Blue Devils, holder of the loop championship two years in succession. In Matt Zunic the Colonials had the out- standing player in this section of the coun- try and the school ' s greatest all-time court performer. Zunic broke the one-year scor- ing record set by Bob Fans in 1938 during both his junior and senior years. He also broke the three-vear scoring mark of 544 points established by Forrest Burgess in 1933, Zunic scored 150 points as a sopho- more, 243 as a junior, and 266 as a senior, making a total of 659 points. Close behind Zunic was the hot little Hoosier, Bobby Gilham, a handful of basketball player in any league. Nearly everyone picked Bobby as the finest de- fensive player on the team and his 155 points played no small part in Colonial vic- tories. He was Matt ' s runnlno mate on the court and together they ma e as good a pair of players as one would desire. The three referees who saw more Southern Conference games than any other officials nicked Zunic and Gilham as the two top players In the league. Hard-working Roy McNeil had his hot nights for the Colo- ni als and often was outstanding In his ac- complishments. Zunic, Gilham, and Mc- Neil are seniors, Joey Gallagher, the reopv Irishman from St. John ' s Prep School, and big Ed Gustafson held the other two regular posts In most of the games. More will be heard from then; next season when they team up with Sen- iors Ralph Matera, Jack Fitzgerald, Leri Sokol, and John Konizewski; Juniors Bob Groetzinger, Jim Myers, Jim Rausch, Ted Reichwein, and John Schumacher; and a host of Sophomores, planning strategy. ■V Bm i r job ,, m ji ■ ; r J S | t . l ji .ii|H 1 I|K v ■! StiA if A ' A pStL , ww ■ 0 1 £l •aj, ' Sft y« ,-rz JjBJ jL 4 1 r W r jsg I Wy Z ' ' ■ ' PPj gp ■ m V. f J ' w V Front Row: Jack Ryan, Remit Cadel, flilly Robertson, Ted Reiefowein, Len Sokol, Back Row: Aaron Layne, Manager; Coach Vinnie DeAngelis, John Jerome, Jeff Chew, Bobby Gilliam, Joe Hall, Red Kloak, John Konteewski, Roy McNeil, Emmet Skinner, Manager. Not in the picture are: Matt Zunte, John Piece, Aaron Silverman, Jack Fitzgerald, Reno Continetti, Len Sokol swings left-handed for the benefit of the cameraman. After serving as heed coach of baseball since 1932 at the University, genial Ed Morris resigned in March of this year. Long interested in George Washington University athletics and especially in baseball. Coach Morris was responsible for inaugurating this sport at the University. He had only one losing season and that was last year when the Colonial nine won nine and lost ten. He resigned because of the pressure of war business. Assistant Coach Vinnie DeAngelis, former outstanding pitcher and fielder of the Colonial camp, was named as Morris ' successor and started his career as head coach by seeing his team win the first game played under his leadership. American University was the victim, 10-9, Due to the war, the Colonials are playing fewer baseball games this season, with afl opponents being played at home. 1941 BASEBALL RESULTS George Washington , I; Ohio State. . 10 George Washington 6; Virginia George Washington . 3: Vermont. 10 George Washington 5; Georgetown , I George Washington . I; Harvard ... 0 George Washington 4; Richmond George Washington 14; V, ML... 3 George Washington 19: American U. I George Washington . 9; W. L. . . . 7 George Washington 10; Richmond ..II George Washington . 9; St, John ' s . . 12 George Washington }; Villanova . . 7 George Washington . IS; American U, , 14 George Washington 5; Maryland . , fO George Washington . 4: W. Va, . . . 6 George Washington I I ; W. McL ... I George Washington . 12: Penn. State 9 George Washington . 4; Georgetown , 5 George Washington 7; Maryland . , t 1942 SCHEDULE American U. Virginia Richmond American U. West Va, Georgetown William Mary Georgetown Maryland Villanova Washington Lee Table-tennis is played anywhere at anytime, but just now you are gazing wide-eyed at Andy Jackson — or are you? Open season on Japs swells the Rifle Club enrollment. O O 0 OFFICERS M E N’S ASSOC A T E L E T I I A T I 0 N KATHRYN HERSHEY President BOARD MEMBERS NANCY ANN WHiTE, DORIS ANN DEFENDERFER ... Hockey FLORIDA FRANKLIN DOROTHY FARWELL Soccer Vice-President BETTY CUGLE ' Tennis PATTI E MOORE Golf HELEN MARIE BYARS MARGARET KINSMAN Basketball Corresponding Secretary JOAN GILES Orchesis JUDY OSMER . Rifle AUNE KANGAS BARBARA SIMONS. BEALE LOWRY Fencing Recording Secretary JOANNE DERRICK Riding CAROLINE GEORGE Ice Skating DOROTHY FARWELL MARY LOUISA MARRON Swimminq Treasurer BETTY JANE KNIGHTON Archery NANCY MARMER Canoeinq MILDRED BLEVINS SUSAN McNEESE Badminton Assistant Secretary MARGARET FLOECKHER ............ Intramural Representative C COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN BARBARA WEERS Social CATHERINE MOORE . . Publicity CAROLINE GEORGE Program FAITH SUTTON . , MEMBERS Wavs and Means Helen Baylies Dot Cochrane Dave He Eisenstein Mary Louisa Marron Marianna Rothschild Eunice Sullivan Anna Bean June Cohen Pat Ferry Evelyn Miller Betsy Royal Clara Ann Thomas Mary Ellen Bennett Bonnie Condee Marjorie Gessford Emma Montgomery Frances Rucker Jane Thompson Florence Bentley Beryl Conklin Lorraine Griggs Dolores Morgansten Barbara Saegmuller Dot Travis Cary Biassingham Jean Connor Mary Guillet Betty Munson Peggy Sanders Rosemary Trone Despina Bojokles Mary Louise Cooper Leatrice Harpster Lillian Naiman Shirley Schafer Ruth Votaw Phyllis Bot+a Camille Craig Ann Hassell Betty Owen Eileen Shanahan Alice Waldron Margaret Calbeok Dot Currier Helen H igginson Betty Jane Pagter Mary Beth Sheppard Jean Walker Rocchina Checchia Mary Davis Patty Hunt Beverly Pardy Lois Smith Evelyn Weber Margaret Child Doris Defenderfer Virginia Jones Virginia Phillips Mercedes Smith Nora Weir Phyllis Clark Frances Douglas Eileen Kendrick Marie Louise Ralph Virginia Smith Jacqueline White Frances Clarke Ann Dunbar Mabel Lee Kitty Riggleman Jane Storffer Ruth Wright Sybella Clayton Jane Cleaver Helen Dunn Barbara Lyddane Carola Rosenthal Claudia Stuart Evelyn Yanoff Vivian Yobst Top Row: Blevins, Byars, CugJe, Farwell Floeckher, Franklin. George Second Row; Giles, Hershey, Kangas, Kinsman. Lowry. Marron. McNeese Third Row-: C- Moore, P, Moore, Gamer, Simmons. Sutton. Weers, White [ 60 ] WOMEN’S. IN T R A M U R i L BOARD OFFICERS , ELAINE BERRY Chairman MILDRED BLEVINS Secretary MARGARET FLOECKHER Treasurer MEMBERS ALPHA DELTA PI Eulene Smothers PHI MU CHI OMEGA Jean Connor PHI SIGMA SIGMA DELTA ZETA Marjorie Wilkins P! BETA PHI . . . KAPPA DELTA Helen Duckson SIGMA KAPPA . . KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Susan McNeese ZETA TAU ALPHA COLONIAL CAMPUS CLUB Ann Hassel . . Florida Franklin . . . Dee Swltgall Charlotte Patterson . . Mildred Blevins Suzanne Dunning Top Row: B p rry , Blevins, Connor Duckson Second Row: Dunning, Floeckher, Franktin, McNeese Third Row; Patterson, Smothers, Switgali, Wilkins 161 J INSTRUCTORS RUTH H. ATWELL . . HELEN LAWRENCE . . . JENNY TURNBULL - . ELIZABETH BURTNER . . OR, MARGARET SlCKLER Director Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Lecturer in Hygiene RUTH H, ATWELL Director Women ' s Physical Education n Li The wide variety of sport activities this year have offered unlimited opportunities for the women students of the University to show their athletic ability in all lines And for those who have no ability . . , there has been adequate instruction to acquire the same with the minimum amount of effort. Through the aid of Misses Atweh Lawrence Turnbull, and Burtner. and with the cooperation of the Women ' s Athletic Association, women ' s sports have been made an important part of student life at the University, Soccer and hockey were the most popular fall sports with tennis and golf lagging behind. Perhaps the spirit of competition and the fact that one can bash her way through the opposition have been responsible for this popularity, for there Is noth- ing like venting your emotions with a good swift kick of the soccer ball or a quick slash of the hockey stick. The hockey teams reached such perfection that games we re arranged with the University of Maryland, Trinity College, and the Washington Field Hockey Association, There was also scheduled a triangular playday with Hood. Goucher, and S, W. competing in hockey and soccer, but the weather had other plans and the meet was called off amid deluges of rain. Rain, rain, and more rain prevented the G, W. Archers from extensive competition but various challenging opportunities arose. One team competed against Maryland U. and To the Left, Top to Bottom: Learn to be graceful the rhythmical way. , . . Fencing gives poise — have you tried it? . . . Golf calls for coordination — do you have It? Below : Hockey can ' t be topped for arousing the old fighting spirit. several players tool: part in the National Telegraph Archery Contest. Winter put the girls Indoors, but sports activity was not hindered in the least. A gay season of basketball was initiated by the playday with Hood held here on our campus. In the same meet; G. W. U. ' s fencers tied with Hood and won four out of seven badminton matches. The following week, G. W, encountered another time- honored foe, Maryland U. and our gym swarmed with muscle- molts competing against one another. Competition was further carried out this winter with the badminton singles and doubles tournaments which were held every Thursday and Friday eve nings. The traditional winter sport, ice skating, had many enthusiasts who trekked merrily to Riverside Stadium twice a week to receive expert Instruction. Amid spills and chills, our Ice skaters gained such assurance on the ice that a show was arranged to display their grace and show their progress. Although not a sport but rather an activity, Modern Dance has interested many amateurs this year. Its purpose has been to develop interest in a new field of artistic expression which is fast becoming an important part of women ' s activities in many colleges. Three prominent groups, Junior Orchesis, Ore be sis, and the Master Group suc- cessfully worked together to produce the G, W. dance recital which was a masterpiece of rhythm and form. Come spring and Green-shirted golf and tennis enthusiasts form parades toward the tennis courts and golf course In Potomac Park. Every day the bus is also loaded with archers and archery equip- ment plus many girls who prefer canoeing amid the cherry blossoms to the more strenuous sports. Under sunny skies in the shadow of the Washing- ton monument, the G, W, U, gals play to their hearts ' content and return to school reluctant to get back to the grind. In spite of the lure of the out-of-doors, swimming gives evidence of becom- ing the most popular spring sport. Life-saving courses, beginners ' courses, class teams, and class meets all offer a wide variety of fun. The finale of all this activity was the intramural meet which turned out to be a gigantic splash party for all. Another climax to the year of women ' s sports was the regatta held at the Tidal Basin. This pageant of color and movement attracted many onlookers and was a fitting close to an outstanding year of women ' s athletics. To the Right, Top to Bottom: If ft ' s speed you want, may we suggest this? . . ff you haven ' t tried this before, you ' ve been missing the thrill of a lifetime. FRATERNITIES tV J INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL GEORGE STAKEMAN President OFFICERS GEORGE STAKEMAN President JAMES BACON, JR. Social Chairman WILLIAM T. DEETER, JR. Vice-President FRANK N. MILLER, JR. Secretary BENJAMIN F. HUSTEN Treasurer Organized to foster cooperation and fellowship among fraternity men and to help further the goals of the University, DELEGATES RICHARD C. BURNS . . . . . . Acacia DEAN NICHOLS Delta Tau Delta GEORGE NEWELL Kappa Alpha GEORGE STAKEMAN Kappa Sigma JOHN CHARLES BRADLEY Phi Sigma Kappa GORDON CALVERT . . . Pi Kappa Alpha FRANK N. MILLER, JR. . . J. GILBERT VAN SCIVER, JR KIMBER E, VOUGHT BENJAMIN HUSTEN . . . . JAMES E. BACON, JR. . . WILLIAM T, DEETER,, JR. . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon SEgma Chi Sigma Nu . . Sigma Phi Epsilon Theta Delta Chi . . t Tau Kappa Epsilon Top Row: Bacon, Bradley, Burns, Calvert Second Row: Deeter, Husten, Miller, Newell Third Row: Nichols, Van Sclver, Voughl. [ 66 ] IHTER-FRATERHITY PLEDGE C 0 D It C I L OFFICERS JOHN NELSON RICHARD BERRYMAN . . . FRANK BELOTE ... ANDREW JACKSON President . . Vice-President . . Secretary Treasurer DELEGATES RICHARD BERRYMAN Acacia ANDREW JACKSON Delta Tau Delta FRANK MATHEWS Kappa Alpha STEVE ADAMS Kappa Sigma JOHN NELSON Phi Sigma Kappa JOHN CARTER Pi Kappa Alpha WILLIAM ANDREWS Sigma Alpha Epsilon FRANK BELOTE Sigma Chi MAC CAMERON Sigma Nu RAY KULVICK! ......... Sigma Phi Epsilon IRWIN MATUSZEWSKI Tau Kappa Epsilon THEODORE SONNENBERG Theta Delta Chi Top Row: Andrew , Belote, Berryman, Cam- meron, Carter Second Row: Jackson. Kulvidci, Mahjszewskr, Sonnenbe rg t«ri SIGMA CHI FRATERNITY OFFICERS CHARLES CARLSON. JR. President RICHARD BALLARD Vice-President RAYMOND WOOLARD Secretary H. LEROY BAKER Treasurer Founded at Miami University, June 28, f 855. Epsilon Chapter installed June 10, 1864. Chapter House: 1312 N Street. Publications: Magazine of Sigma Chi. ' ’’Sigma Chi Bulletin and Capitol Sig, Active Chapters: Ninety-eight. Colors: Blue and Old ©old Flower: White Rose. FACULTY MEMBERS George F, Bush ACTIVE MEMBERS William J Reinhart H. LeRoy Baker Richard Ballard Dale Bears George Bishop Clinton Braine L. Bruce Bryan Charles Carlson, Jr, Alexander Cunningham Donald Eberle Scott Gudmundson Leon Howell Joseph Lawrence John Ugon, Jr. Howard Morton Donald Neilson Howard Norton, II Lewis Russell PLEDGES John Beall Frank Belote Thomas Brophy James Burch John Emory Glen Harter Eldred Hunter Richard Leeson Jack Leonard Glen MeCandfess Richard Markoff Charles Robertson Jan Rus J. Gilbert Van Sciver. Jr. Eugene Walters Raymond Woolard Lorenz Zimmerman James Skinner John Slattery Malcolm Van de Water Ralph Waldrop Top Row: Baker. Ballard, Beat). Bears, Betate, Bishop, B-aine, B ophy Second Row: Burch, Carlson, Cunning- ham, Eberle, Gudmundson. Harter, Howell, Hunter Third Row: Johnson, Leonard, Ligon, Markoff, McCandtess, Morton, Norton, Robertson Fourth Row; Rus, Russell, Slattery, Van Stiver, Waldrop, Walters, Woolard, Zimmerman. KAPPA FRATERNITY Founded at University of Virginia, De- cember 10, 1869. Alpha Eta Chapter installed February 22, 1892, Chapter House: 1803 1 9th Street, N. W. Publication: ' ' The Caduceus. Active Chapters: One hundred and ten, Colors: Scarlet. Green and White. Flower: Lily of the Valley, Arthur Beck Richard Burrows Bert Clark Charles Eggen, Jr, Steven Adams John Burton Thomas Chamberlain Abiah Church Robert Dalton OFFICERS RICHARD BURROWS President HAROLD MOORE Vice-President CLIFFORD HOUFF Secretary CHARLES B, EGGEN Treasurer ACTIVE MEMBERS Joe Bob Gale Robert Howard Haynes Mahoney John Redd J. Harold Gooding, Jr. William Klefhorn Joseph L. Mason Jack Shaw Clifford Houff Jack Lane Harold Moore George Stakeman PLEDGES Thomas Dalton Rees Gillespi Ernest Langholz Robert Ruane Frank Etzler Miles Garrigan James Lynch Height Smith James Evans Ernest Hi Dwight Martin Knowlton Taber William Fulton William Hunter Wilmer Mohler Peter Turner John Waits Top Row: Burrows, Burton, Chamberlain, Church, Clark, Eggen, Efzler, Evens Second Row: Gale, Garrigen, Sillespi, Gooding, Hendrick, Hlx t Houff, Howard Third Row: Hunter, Kimball, Langhoitz, Lynch, Mahoney, Martin, Mason, Moore [ 69 ] Fourth Row: Redd, Ruane, Smith, Stakeman, Tabor, Waits KAPPA ALP Ernest Baynard James Boggs Howard Vorder Bruegge Alien Dancy Norman Dancy Gardner Franklin William Lanyon Herbert Ughtfoot Raymond Lloyd John Brookes Robert Commack John Daley Robert Foster G. Hartley Hall John Henry A FRATERNITY OFFICERS ROBERT FLEMING President NORMAN DANCY Vice-President WILLIAM McGHEE Secretary WILLIAM LANYON Treasurer Founded at Washington and Lee 1 365, Alpha Nu Chapter installed, 1695, Chapter House: 3147 1 6th Street, N. W. Publication: The Kappa Alpha Journal. Active Chapters: Sixty-nine. Colors; Crimson and Old Gold Flower: Crimson Rose and Magnolia Blossom ACTIVE MEMBERS William McGhee Roy Powell Frank Tutwiler George Newell Clay Sherrill George Vass Julius Lee Poates Roger Smith Fred Wankin Edward Posey J. W„ Tilly Robert Wille George Williams PLEDGES Milton Kessler Johnston Richard Powers John Russell Parker McAdoo Frank Ramsey Boots Vance Wendell McCulIouch John Rogers William Vaughn Gerry Moore Top Row; Etaynard, Commaclc, Dancv, Ouley. Foster, Henry, Johnston Second Row: Lanyon, McAdoo, McCullock, McGhee, NeweH, PoateS, Pollard Third Row: Powers. Ramsey, Rogers, Russell, Sherrill. Smith, Tutwiler Fourth Row: VWder Brugge, Williams THETA Founded at Union College, October 31, i 847 Chi Deuteron Chapter installed, March 26, I 896. Chapter House: 1854 Kalorama Road. N. W. Publication: The Shield. Active Chapters: Twenty-eight. Colors: Black, White, and Blue, Flower: Red Carnation, DELTA CHI OFFICERS BERNARD SLEBOS President WILLIAM KENEALY Recording Secretary JAMES HUDNALL Secretary CONSTANTINE ZEPUL Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS DEAN WILLIAM PAUL BRIGGS JOHN RUSSELL MASON ACTIVE MEMBERS JAMES BACON JAMES HUDNALL JAMES McKECHNIE BURTON SMITH GRAIL DAWSON WILLIAM KENEALY JACK QUfNTRELL KENDALL TWIGG EDWIN GEE JAMES McCABE BERNARD SLEBOS COVILLE WOODEURN PLEDGES JOHN DONAHUE LOUIS GILLS THE RON RICE TED SONNENBERG LESLIE OZIER DON SCHACKLEFQRD Top Row: Bacon „ Brown, Donahue, Hayes, Hud nail, McCabe Second Row: Ozier, Quintrell, Rice, Shakelford, Slebos, Smith Third Row: Sonnenberg, Twigg, Woodburn, Zepul [713 P H I SIGMA KAPPA OFFICERS JOHN CHARLES BRADLEY President EDWARD J. HAUSER Vice-President GEORGE BEHRENS Secret a ry AARON LAYNE Treasurer Pounded at Massachusetts State College, 1873. Lambda C h a p t e r installed, 1899, Chapter House: 1765 Massa- chusetts Avenue. Publication: Signet. Active Chapters: Forty-five. Colors: Silver and Magenta. Flower: Red Carnation. Dewitt Bennett Dr. Richard Caste II Jeff Abercrombie Carl Bauarsfeld George Behrens John Charles Bradley John Curtis Bradley Louis Brown Jon Francis Jerry Van Lewen Bob Hughes Dr. W T. Davis Wilbur Chase Joe Croiier Charles Daugherty Pascal Frazier Ed Hauser James Dowd Jim Myers Matt Zunic Ed Fogerty FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. M, W. Glover ACTIVE MEMBERS Keith Hoftsford Bib iliff Richard Johnston George Kelly Aaron Layne PLEDGES Richard Bragan John Nelson A1 Richardson Nash Castro Ira B. Hansen Carl Leitkan Murdaugh Madden Ernest Payne Joe Phillips Grant Shark Yale Gifford Jim Billings Jack Hendricks Ed Ganger Arthur Zahn Dr R G. Beachley Charles Shinn Hendrick Vietor Sam Von Kummer Ted Westfall James White Bud Fulton Jack Lanahan Don Frazier Top Row: Behrens. John Charles Bradley, John Curtis Bradley. Brown, Castro. Chase, Croiier Second Row: Dougherty, Fogerty, Francis. D. Frazier. P. Frazier, Ganger, Hauser Third Row: Hughes, Jensen, Kelly. Lovne, Leitkan, Madden, McGowan Fourth Row: Payne Phillips, Reel. Richardson, Shinn, V a n Lewers, Vivari [ 72 ] DELTA TAD DELTA Founded at Bethany College, Virginia 1853. Gamma Eta Chapter installed, 1903. Chapter House: 1832 16th Street, Publication ' ’ ' The Rainbow. Active Chapters: Seventy-six. Colors: Purple, White and Gold. Flower: Iris. NORMAN B, AMES OFFICERS JOHN JACKSON President HAROLD HOWLAND Vice-President W1LMONT FITZGERALD Secretary OWEN WHEELER Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS CHARLES W. COLE COLIN MACKALL WILMONT FITZGERALD FRED HARRIS HENRY HEINE, JR. ACTIVE MEMBERS HAROLD HOWLAND ANDREW JACKSON JOHN JACKSON DAVID MITCHELL DEAN NICHOLS CLAUDE SARRAT BOB VALL1ANT OWEN WHEELER JAMES PLYMALE PLEDGES RAY KNOWLTON JAMES WRIGHT Top Row: Harris, Heine, Howland, A. Jackson, J. Jackson Second Row: Nicols, Sarrat, V a 1 1 i -a n + , Wheeler EPSILON Robert Bauman Jaimes Bennett Ward Beard Charles Daniel Ward Dworshak William Andrews Charles Baker Douglas Clark Ernest Courtney Hunter Dyer Joseph Dyer George Eyster Robert Fair John Frlsbie Robert Gibson Lloyd Halderman Ralph Hartfine Girard Jetton OFFICERS WILLIAM STELL Pre si dent WARD DWORSHAK Vice-President DUDLEY JUDD Secretary GEORGE LOVELAND Treasurer FACULTY MEMBER Dean Frederick Feiker ACTIVE MEMBERS Dudley Judd Edwin Kent James Log gins George Loveland PLEDGES Robert Lester Mifton Luce Waring Marlow Clifton McCormack Founded at the University of Alabama, March 9. 1856. Washington City Rho Chapter installed, 1901. Chapter House: I 128 16th Street, N, W, Publication: The Record. Active Chapters: 113. Colors: Royal Purple and Gold. Flower: Violet. Frank Miller Walter Perkins Joseph Prater Warren Preisser Harold Mosby Millard Pierce James Slater Henry Steece Arlo Quilt Richard Quill William Stell Fred Stuart Blake Thompson Wayne Turpin Jarvis Welch Bernie Wilburn Robert Williams Robert Wright Top Row: Andrews, Bauman. Bennett, Clark, Donaldson,, Dworshak, Fair Second Row: Haldeman, Jetton, Judd, Kent, Logging Luce, M i Her Third Row: Mosby. Perkins, Prelsser, Quill, Steece. Stell, Stuart Fourth Row: Turpin, Williams, Wright [ 74 ] SIGMA PHI OFFICERS JOHN E. MELLOR President Founded at the University of Richmond, November I, 1901. 0. C. Alpha Chapter installed, October 9, 1909, Chapter House: KOI 12th Street, North, Arlington, Virginia. Publication: ' Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal. ' ' Active Chapters: Sixty-eight. Colors: Purole and Red, Flowers: American Beauty Rose and Violet. Dean Elmer L, Dean William BENJAMIN F. HUSTEN Vice-President NEAL S. HENDRICKSON Secretary LIEF O. OLSEN Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS Kayser Henry W. Herzog Van Vleck Frank Hornaday EPSILON Don Johnson Benjamin Cruickshanks Vernon E. Benjamin Theodore F, Culp Daniel K. Dotson J. Hale Edwards Francis R. Ferguson Howard W. Goheen Neal S. Hendrickson Benjamin F. Husten George R. Irminger ACTIVE MEMBERS James F, Kincaid George W, King, Jr, A. Fred Kingman. Jr. John E r Mel lor Michael J Murray Joseph H. Newlin Paul Oberlin Lief O, Olsen William Lee Page Morgan F. Percy John P Sullivan Chester Surba William Lee Umstead Harold 1. Werst Michael Basso Russell E + Brown Delbert Burroughs Robert A. Campbell Francis Davis PLEDGES Francis Peak Rostand Edwards Leon W. Fisk Raymond T Kulviclq Oscar F. Noss Oscar J, Rambeck William F. Wetmore Top Row: Basso, Benjamin, Black, Brown, Burroughs, Campbell, Culp, Davis Second Row: Deak, Dotson,, J, Edwards, R. Edwards, Ferguson, Fi sic a Hendbtlcson, Husten Third Row: Irminger, Kincaid, Kingman, Kulvieki, Mellor, Newlin, Noss, Oberlin Fourth Row: Olsen, Page, Percy, Rambeck, Werst, Wetmore C75] SIGMA N Reid Baldridge Carl Conley William Creighton Duane Derrick James Farrs Joseph Avant William Baker Hal Berger Vince Bogart Mac Cameron Robert Clark Larry Fretz Benton Hamilton John Harper James Head Robert CrieWd Joseph Fleming Lee Gallmoyer Gonzalo Garland John Gurley OFFICERS CHARLES C, KLEIN Commander C. FRANK REIFSNYDER Lieutenant Commander Will C. JENNINGS Recorder ROBERT C. WINTHROP, JR, Treasurer FACULTY MEMBER Robert W. Bolwell ACTIVE MEMBERS Will Jennings W. H, Johnson Raymond Kasbaum John Kehoe PLEDGES John F. Harper Stan Hill I aul Houghton William Howard Dale Johnson Founded at Virginia Military Institute. 1 869, Delta Pi Chapter installed, 1915. Chapter House: 1501 R Street.. Publication: The Delta. Active Chapters: Ninety-seven, Colors: Black and White and Gold. Flower: White Rose, Charles Klein Roy McNeil Benjamin Makela Wiley Narrom Claude Kitchlngs Richard Mahoney Frank Michels Homer Narron Robert Olson C. Frank Reifsnyder Kimber Vaught Robert Wart hen Robert Winthrop, Jr, Dean Zmn Dale Page Curtis Peterson William Redel Lee Schwarfamiller Eminent Skinner Robert Trippe Top Row: Avant, Ball, Soqart Cammeron, Conley, Derrick, Garland, Hamilton Second Row: Harper, Hill, Houghton, D. Johnson, W. H Johnson, Jones, Kasha um, Klein Third Row: Kitchings, Mahoney, Makela, McAlpin. Michals, Olsen, Pete-son, Redel Fourth Row: Reifsnyder, Skinner Trippe, Voirght, Winthrop [761 ACACIA Founded at University of Michigan, May 12, 1904. George Washington Chapter installed April 2, 1923. Chapter House: 1757 N Street, N. W. Publication: Triad Active Chapters: Twenty-five. Colors: Black and Gold. Flower: Richmond Rose, FRATERHIT Y OFFICERS grant McClellan President FORREST SUN KARO Vice-President WILLIAM ASHBY Secreta ry TED HOLDERMAN Treasurer Arthur Johnson Kieth Adamson Wallace Ashby William Ashby Richard Berryman Harry Boatright James Kirkland Albert Brodell Richard Burns Aubrey Burgess Howard Carlson FACULTY MEMBERS Lowell Rag at? Audley Smith ACTIVE MEMBERS Austin Childress Herman Conyers J. Robert Grille Gordon Grim wood Hector G. Spaulding J Lyman Hall Ted Holderman Richard Hurdle Stanley Mague Willard Yeager Grant McClellan Harvey Seabrooke Forrest Slinkard Richard Warfield Jack Washington Top Row: Wallace A$hby, William Ashby, Berryman, Boatright. Brodell, Burns Second Row: Burgess, Carlson, Childress. Conyers, Grille, Grlmwood Third Row: Hall, Holderman, Hurdle, Mague, Seabrooke, Slinkard 177 ] Fourth Row: Warfield, Washington TAD KAPPA EPSILON OFFICERS ROBERT K. SERAN President MILTON A, STOCKTON Vice-President MARSHALL C. GARDNER Secretary F t GIFFORD BRIGGS Treasurer FRANK B. SCOTT Chapter Advisor Founded at Illinois Wesleyan University, January 10. 1899. Alpha Pi Chapter Installed, 1935, Chapter House: 1912 R Street, N. W. Publication: Capital Tek©.“ ' Active Chapters: Fifty-five. Colors: Cherry and Gray, Flower: Red Carnation. Dr. Wood Gray FACULTY MEMBERS Floyd Sparks Alton Anderson Harold Argo Richard Ayers Victor Baler William Baldwin William Barry B. Robert Bird George Bird Robert Barton John Birdsell F, Gifford Briggs George Carter Irvin Chapman William Deeter, Jr. Harry Donnelly John Dresher Roy Fitzsimmons John Kirkwood ACTIVE MEMBERS Marshall Gardner Robert Geran Joseph Green William Greene Martin Gudzin Keith Hobart Perrin Kent PLEDGES Klaire McCutcheon Frank Keifer James Klaasse Irwin Matuszewski William MacCabe William McCallurn William McManus Charles Rogers John Rogers Joseph Reedy John Roth rock Walter Sanders Stanley Shepard Robert Stanley Milton Stockton Neal Tomey Lyle Walker Robert Woodward Joseph Tickle Top Row: Ayers, Barry, Bird, Birdsell, Briggs, Carter. Chapman Second Row: Deeter, Donnelly, Drescher, Fitzsimmons, Gardner, Geran, Green Third Row: Gudzin, Hobart, KeHer, Klaasse McCabe. MataSiewsVi Topers Fourth Row: Sanders. Scott. Shepard, StocVton, WafTe . Woodwa rd C7S3 p I KAPPA ALPHA Founded at University of Virginia, 1868, Delta Alpha Chapter installed, February 22, 1941. Chapter House: 2450 Mass. Ave. Publication: ' The Shield and Active Chapters: Eighty-one. Colors: Garnet and Gold. Flower: Llly-of-the-Valley. Richard Abercrombie William Appleby Gordon Calvert Robert Chambreau David Chapman Edward Creighton John Carter Robert Jackson Diamond. William Ellsworth Paul Foley Edward Furr Waiter Fedora Robert Gil ham uames Graham Donald Lamb OFFICERS GORDON CALVERT President RICHARD ABERCROMBIE Vice-President CHARLES ORR Secretary FRED STEVENSON Treasurer FACULTY MEMBER Dr. Sidney B. Hall ACTIVE MEMBERS Robert Holmes Charles Ivy Kenneth Jones Blake Lancaster Odell Lewis Bryant Line Arthur Lovell PLEDGES Richard Meacham Edward McGarry John Maloney Ellison Neal Charles Orr Alvin Parrish Fred Stevenson James Rausch Robert Stevenson Frank Trainor Donald Wallis William Warner Ray Weeks Donald Woolley Charles Wallace William Zebroni Top Row: Appleby, Calvert, Carter Creighton. Ellsworth, Fur ' Second Row: Cllham, Graham, Holmes, Ivy, Jackson, McGarry Third Row: Orr, Parrish, Rausch, Stevenson, Strom berg, Wallace Fourth Row: Wallis, Warner, Weeks TAD ALPHA OMEGA PAUL BUGAY STANLEY WE R BOW STANLEY HOCHMAN Ralph Alpher Paul Bugay Murray Collins J. B. Epsteen Stanley Boehm an Don Balfour OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer FACULTY MEMBER Dr. Paul A. Lichtman Founded at College of the City of New York October 3 1920. Zeta Chapter installed, April 18, I92S. Chapter House: 2755 Macomb Street. Publications: TAG Quarterly ' and Lifetime. Active Chapters: Ten. Colors: Blue and Gold. Morton Johan Joseph Kates Raymond Lang Charles Lrppman Elliott Milner ACTIVE MEMBERS H. D. Naftal Jay Pomerentz Frederick Richmond E. J. Singer Leon T. Stem William Targoff Herbert Wechsler Nat Wechsl er Stanley Werbow H. Robert Zimmerman Mat Brodsky PLEDGES Arthur Breslau Darwin Krucopf Werbow, Bugay, Hoohman [ 80 ] Jane Gass receives the Sweetheart Cup of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Some S. A. E, Hoboes give us the eye. FRATERNITY DANCES • • • L SI ] MARGARET KINSMAN President PAB-HELLEHIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS MARGARET KINSMAN DORIS CONKLIN DOROTHY FARWELL GERTRUDE ENGEL ......... . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer ADVISOR MRS. NEWTON E, BUCKLEY REPRESENTATIVES Alpha Delta Pi KATHLEEN NORRIS KATHRYN RIGGLEMAN Chi Omega JEAN CONNOR DORIS CONKLIN Delta Zeta ALICE WALDRON BARBARA HAMBLIN Kappa Delta JEAN MAIDEN MARY SANDBERG Kappa Kappa Gamma PATRICIA HUNT BARBARA WEERS Phi Mu MARY LOUISE COOPER PHYLLIS CADY Phi Sigma Sigma DEE SWITGALL GERTRUDE ENGEL Pi Beta Phi PATRICIA ORR BARBARA THURMAN Sigma Kappa MILDRED BLEVINS DOROTHY FARWELL Zeta Tau Alpha SUZANNE DUNNING PEGGY BACKUS Top Row: Backus, Blevins, Cady, Conklin., Connor Second Row: Cooper, Dunning, Engel Farwell, Hamblin Third Row: Hunt, Maiden, Norris. Orr r Riggleirsan [ 82 ] Fourth Row: Thurman, V afdrGn, Weers Sandberg Swftgalf, Top Row: Clark. Cochrane, Ferry, Jones Second Row; Sebree, Stokes, WEdmyer JUNIOR P A N - H ASSOCIATION OFFICERS GENEVIEVE WEDER President HARRIET STEIN HART Secretary PHYLLIS CLARK Treasurer E L L E N I C GENE VI EVE WEDER President REPRESENTATIVES Delta Ze+a PHYLLIS CLARK Alpha Delta Pi GENEVIEVE WEDER Chi Omega DORIS STOKES Kappa Delta POLLY WIDMEYER Kappa Kappa Gamma Phi Mu JEAN S UTILE Phi Sigma Sigma HARRIET STEINHART Pi Beta Phi Sigma Kappa DOROTHY CQCKRANE Zeta Tan Alpha VIRGINIA JONES [831 PATRICIA FERRY MARTHA SEBREE p I BETA PHI Jan© Blue Florence Cofbert Betty Colburn Margaret Copeland Mary Davis Loresa Coffey Betty Dawson Joan Dorney Jane Del Vecchio Celeste Dorney Cherte Eyster Kitty Fuller Carolyn George Ee+ty Hartness Harriet Fisher Margery Gessford Joan Lea sure OFFICERS MARGARET COPELAND President CELESTE DORNEY Vice-President FLORENCE COLBERT Secreta ry CHARLOTTE PATTERSON Treasurer FACULTY MEMBER Jennie Turnbull Founded at Monmouth College, April 28, 1867. Alpha Chapter installed, April 27, 1889. Chapter House: 2129 Street; Publication: The Arrow. Active Chapters: Eighty-three, Colors: Wine and Silver Blue. Flower, Wine Carnation. ACTIVE MEMBERS Mary Ella Hopkins Peggy Kinsman Jerry Matthews Zoe McCombs Barbara Monroe Patricia Grr Phyllis Palmer Charlotte Patterson Irene Pinson Virginia Saegmuller Nancllee Tennyson Barbara Thurman June Tracy Jeanne Victor Harriet Wallis Helen Webb Martha Woffo ' d PLEDGES Verlyn Miller Nancy Pond Barbara Ramsey Harriet Ramsey Mary Ring Barbara Saegmuller Manha Sebree Jean Skinner Dorothy Winstead Top Row: Coffee, Colbert, Colburn, Copeland, Davis, Dawson, DcIVecchio. Diamond Second Row: Dorney, Fuller, George, Gessford, Hopkins, Jarolman, Kinsman, Largess Third Row: Miller, Monroe, Moss, Newcommer, Orr, Palmer, Patterson, Pond Fourth Row: Ramsay, King, V. Saeg- muller, B. Saegmuller, Sebree, Skinner, Thurman. Tracy Fifth Row: Victor, V ebb, Wofford 164 3 CHI 0 M Foun ded at University of Arkansas. April 5, ! 895. Phi Alpha Chapter installed, March 3 1903. Chapter House: 802 2 I st Street. N, W. Publication; The Eleusis. M Active Chapters: Ninety-eight. Colors; Cardinal and Straw, Flower: White Carnation, EGA SORORITY OFFICERS DORIS LITTLE President MARGARET FLOECKHER Vice-President JEAN NESSELL Secrete ry EILEEN KENDRICK Treasurer Helen Lawrence FACULTY MEMBERS Helen Newman Dr. Margaret Sickler Barbara Ames Anne Blackisione Helen Marie Byars Doris Conklin Peggy Asher Helen Baylies Mary Conroy Jean Cromelin Dorothy Danly Jean Connor Margaret Floeckher fays Griffith Katharine Henn Martha Diven Phyllis Dorton Peggy Gannon Jane Gannon Rene Honey ACTIVE MEMBERS Mary Henshall Eileen Kendrick Rita LaCombe PLEDGES Vivienne Hooppaw Raye Hudson Eva Karpischek Sara Jane Kitchin Joan Mann Doris Little Jean Nessell Margaret Bell Norton Jane Snyder Dorothea Newell Jean Orem Betty Owen Caroline Reed Susie Lee Rubey Joyce Soderstrom Phyllis Sparks Sarah Thompson Harriet Weber Louise Spearman Doris Stokes Mary Webb Gertrude Wedel Nancy Ann White Top Row: Asher, Ames, Baylies, Blackisione, Byars. Conklin, Connor, Cromelin Second Row; □anly, Diven. Thompson, Floeckher, Gallion. J. Gannon, P. Gannon, Griffith Third Row: Henn. Henshall, Honey, Hooppaw, Hudson, Karpis- chek, Kitchin, Little Fourth Row: Mann, Nessell, Newell, Norton, Orem, Owen, Rubey, Reed Fifth Row: Snavely, Snyder. Sparks, Spearman. Stevenson, Stokes, Weber. White [ 85 ] SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY OFFICERS JULIA OSMER President DOROTHY FARWELL Vice-President AUNE KANSAS Corresponding Secretary PAULA ZJ R PE L Recording Secretary VIRGINIA KNAUER Treasurer Founded at Colby College, 1874 Zeta Chapter Installed, 1906. Chapter House: 2129 G. Street. Publication: Triangle. Active Chapters: Forty three, Colors: Lavender and Maroon. Flower: Violet, Mary Ellen Bennett Ruth BicLnell Audrey Browne Mildred Blevins Dorothy Cochrane Edyth© Coe Jean Crowther Marguerite Campbell Dorothy Currier Dorothy Farwelf Betty Donaldson Mary Alice Fab re ACTIVE MEMBERS Kathryn Hershey Anne Hickey Aune Kan gas PLEDGES Helen HEgglnson Luellyn Knox Virginia Knauer Julia Osmer Margaret Sanders Mary Louise Lansdale Mary Turley Lemon Louise Steuart Mary Louise Warner Sarah Jane Williams Paula Zirpel Jean Lightbown Evelyn Wells Miller Joan Rowland Top Row: Bennett, Bi-ckwell, Blevins. Brown, Campbell;, Cochran,, Coe Second Row: Crowther, Donaldson, Fabre, Farwell, Hershev Higginson, Kangas Third Row: Knauer Knox, Kriege- Lansdale, Lemon, Lightbown, Miller Fourth Row: Osmer. Rowland, Shonk Warner, WiMiams, Zirpe: [B6J Founded ai Wesleyan College for Women, January 4, 1852. Beta Alpha Chapter installed, March 7, 1915. Chapter House: 2129 G Street, N, W. Publication: Aglaia. Active Chapters: Sixty-four. Colors: Rose and White. Flower: Enchantress Carnation. D SORORITY OFFICERS AGNES ROSSBACHER President KAY WOODWARD Vice-President PHYLLIS CADY Recording Secretary MARION KINSEL Corresponding Secretary FLORIDA FRANKLIN Treasurer ACTIVE MEMBERS Phyllis Cady Mary Louise Cooper Florida Franklin Mary Foscue Dawn Irving Miriam Jaggers Elinor James Mary Dolores Keating Marion Kinsel Catherine Moore Agnes Rossbacher Constance Smith Kay Woodward PLEDGES Mary Cleary Anne Catherine Emmert Mary Lewis Fitzsimmons Juanita Fletcher Caroline Fulmer Lorna Grayson Lorraine Griggs Jane Grommet Dorothy Klyce Helen Luke ns Marietta Notary Roselyn Pope Patricia Powers Alice Ribert Helen Sather Jean Snyder Jeanne Suttle Charlotte Voight Top Row: Cady, Cleary, Cooper, Emmert, Fitzsimmons, Fletcher, Fo$cue Second Row: Franklin, Fulmer, Grayson, Grommet, Irving, daggers. James Third Row: Keating, Kinsel, Klyce, Martin, Moore, Notary, Pope Fourth Row: Powers, Rib-erf, Rossbacher, Satber, Snyder, Voight, Woodward I87J ALPHA DELTA OFFICERS KATHLEEN NORRIS President JOAN GILES Vice-President BARBARA SIMONS Secretary ANNA BEAN Treasurer Founded at Wesleyan Female College, Macon, Georgia, May 15, 1851, Alpha Pi Chapter installed, February 24, 1922, Chapter House: 2129 G Street. Publication: The Adelphean. Active Chapters: Sixty-three Colors: Blue and White Flower: Violet. PATRONESS Dr. Katherine Adams ACTIVE MEMBERS Dorothy Barr Anna Bean Emily Bennett Ann Donaldson Marcia Featherstonhe ugh Joan Giles Mary Lee Gardner Virginia Gunion Faith Hamilton Margaret Hough Augusta-Anne Morgan Kay Norris Cathryn Anne Riggleman Frances Ruder Louise Shaffer Barbara Simons Eulene Smothers Louise Wiegef Eleanor Barton Betty Endersbee Shirley Fitzgerald Dorla Greene Beatrice Hadstaff Doris Humphreys Norma Jean Lawrence PLEDGES Grace Lester Corinne Montgomery Virginia Phillips Marilyn Rose Mary Beth Sheppard Helen Steece Clara Anne Thomas Elizabeth Webster Mary Webster Genevieve Weder Ruth Wright Top Row: Barton, Bean, Bennett, Hough, Greene, Giles, Featherstonhaugh Second Row: Endersbee, Lawrence Lester, Norris, Morgan, Phillips. Riggleman Third Row: Rucker, Shatter, Sheppard, Simmons. Smothers, Sfeeee, M. Webster Fourth Row: E, Webster, Weder. Wiegel, Wngnt LBS Founded at Miami University, October 24, 1902. Alpha Delta Chapter installed Septem- ber 21. 1922. Chapter House: 2129 G. St.. N r W. Publication: The Lamp. Active Chapters: Seventy-one. Colors: Ofd Rose and Vieux Green. Flower: Ki Harney Rose. I E T A OFFICERS MARJORIE WILKINS President ALICE WALDRON Vice-President DULCIE TEETER Corresponding Secretary PATTI E MOORE Recording Secretary PAULETTE MONTESI Tree surer s Elsie Baxter Iris Beil Barbara Hamblin Elaine Haviland ACTIVE MEMBERS Elea nor Livingston Anne McNeil Ellen Maki Mary Mefzgar Paulette Montesi Pattie Moore Waltereen Price Dulcie Teeter Betty Tracie Alice Waldron Kaye Wheeler Marjorie Wilkins Esther Yanovsky PLEDGES Margaret Calbeck Phyllis Clark Eery! Conklin Mary Guilfet Helen Hamblin Carolyn Lyon Betty Lee Miller Edith Norris Ruth Patrick Louise Day Top Row: Calbeck, Clark, Conklin, Dav, Guillet, B. Hamblin Second Row: H, Hamblin, Haviland, Lyon. McNeil. Miller, P. Moore Third Row: Montesi, Norris, Patrick, Teeter, Tracie. Waldron I 89 J Fourth Row: Wheeler, Wi kins KAPPA DELTA SORORITY OFFICERS HELEN DUCKSON President JEANNE MAIDEN Vice-President EVELYN JANE JACKSON Secretary NANCY KELLEY T rea surer Founded at Virginia State Normal School, October 23, 1897. Sigma Mu Chapter installed, November 1 7, 1922, Chapter House; 802 21st Street, N, W. Publication: Angelos, ' ' Active Chapters: Seventy. Colors: Green and White, Flower: White Rose. FACULTY MEMBERS Dorothy Veon ACTIVE MEMBERS Dr. Leah Huntley Cole Helen Duckson Anne Floyd Mary Louise Frise Pauline Gish Marjorie Hensley Evelyn Jane Jackson Nancy Kelley Jeanne Maiden Mary Mathews Jean Oberholtzer Barbara O ' Brien Mary Sandberg Doris Wark PLEDGES Jo Ann Allen Barbara Brooks Betty Graham Willene Pardue Pauline Wjdmye Bette Haslwanter Top Row: Allen, Beachly, Broob, Ouckson, Floyd. Frise Second Row: Gish, Graham. Halswanfer. Hensley, Jacbon, Kelley Third Row: Maiden, Sandbery. Wart Widrnyer [ 90 ] Z E ALPHA Founded at Virginia State Normal School, October I 5 t I 898. Beta Alpha Chapter installed. November 8, 1924, Chapter House: 2129 G Street, N. W. Publication: Themis. Active Chapters: Seventy-nine. Colors: Steel Gray and Turquois Blue. Flower: White Violet. OFFICERS ANN MURANY President SUZANNE DUNNING Vice-President EVELYN WEBER Secretary MARGARET BACKUS Treasurer FACULTY MEMBER Elizabeth Baldwin Margaret Backus Elizabeth Campbell Barbara Bi sohoff Edith Davis Frances Douglas Suzanne Dunning Helen Davies Virginia done: ACTIVE MEMBERS Elizabeth Fuller Swann y Gundy Ann Murany PLEDGES Mabel Lexton Marion Maxwell Elizabeth Peabody Shirley Shafer Grace Riddell Rachel Rogers Zetta Walker Evelyn Weber Mercedes Smith Jean Walker Top Row: Backus. Douglas. Dunning. Freyburger, Jones ♦ Second Row: Lexton. Riddell. Rogers, Shafer. Smith Third Row: J. Walker. Z. Walker. Weber 19 1 OFFICERS BARBARA SCHMITT President ELAINE BERRY Vice-President SUSAN McNEESE Secretary HELEN MATCHETT Treasurer FACULTY MEMBER Ruth Atwell G Founded at Monmouth College, October 13, 1 870 Gamma Chi Chapter installed, June 9, 1929. Chapter House: 2(29 G Street. Publication: The Key. 1 ' Active Chapters; Seventy-four, Colors; Light Blue and Dart Blue. Flower: Fleur-de-lis. ACTIVE MEMBERS Phoebe Batham Elaine Berry Mary Carol Biesemeier Phyllis Botta Beulah Brewer Martha Brock Mina Brown Francis Clark Jean Connelly Alice Cowing Ruth Crouch Cherrie Frost Jane Gass Patricia Hunt Katherine Lange Helen Matchett Susan McMeese Caroline Parkinson Gloria Rea Barbara Schmitt Claudte Stewart Corfnne Seaton Faith Sutton Barbara Weers Adrienne Warner Elizabeth Werner Florence Bentley Virginia Bergman Cloudie Bochoven Mary Campbell Betty Cugle Joyce Ely Betsy Erksort Ramona Espinosa Ann Evans PLEDGES Patricia Ferry Ethel Hayden Beverly Huse Nancy Leaehman Mildred Levan Geraldine Lock Nancy O ' Rourke Bettigene Pagter Beverly Pardy Adele Pugh Brownlee Reiser Betsy Royal Laurie Slocum Barbara Werner Top Row: Berry, BenHy, Bockoven, Botta, Brewer, Brock, Brown, Clark Second Row: Connelly. Cowing, Crouch. Cuqle. Evens, Ferry. Frost. Gass Third Row: Hunt, Huse, Lange, Leven, Mann, Matchett, McNease, Pardy Fourth Row: Parkinson, Pugh, Rea, Royal, Schmitt Seaton, Steele, Stuart Fifth Row: Sutton, Warner, Betty Werner. Barbara Werner, Wears 192 ) P H I Founded at Hunter College, 1913. Kappa Chapter installed. 1924. Chapter House: 802 21st Street, N. W. Publication: “Sphinx. Active Chapters; Twenty-two. Colors: Blue and Gold. Flower: American Beauty Rose. SIGMA OFFICERS GERTRUDE ENGEL President BEVERLY LEDER Vice-President MATILDA TASHOF Secretary DOROTHY WOLF Treasurer GERTRUDE ENGEL MILDRED KNOFER ACTIVE MEMBERS BEVERLY LEDER MATILDA TASHOF DOROTHY WOLF DEE SWJTGALL ALICE VENEZKY MURIEL ANSELL BETTY GOLDBERG FRANCES ISAACS PLEDGES SALLY KAT2EN DOROTHY LICHENS MARION PERWIN ESTER REITER HANNAH RUBIN GERTRUDE SAPIN HARRIET STEINHART GLADYS WITKOWSKJ Top Row: Ansell. Engel, Goldberg Hamberger. Leder Second Row; Lichens. Perwin, Reiter, Rubin, Sfslen E 93 ] Third Row: Sapin. Swttgall, Venezky. Wolf Thanks; the same to you. Mortar Boards sitting pretty for the camera-man. Six lessons from Madame La Zonga, 194 } U L Phi Beta Kappa is a National Honorary Fraternity for scholarship in Arts and tetters. It was founded at the College of William and Mary, 1776, and is one of the oldest honorary organizations in the United States. Election to Phi Beta Kappa is the highest scholastic hono r a student can achieve. OFFICERS ROBERT WHtTNEY BOLWEIL .... HOWARD MAXWELL MERRIMAN EDITH MORTENSEN ... GEORGE W, STONE, JR. WOOD GRAY President . Vice-President . . Secretary Treasurer Historian FACULTY AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES Theodore J. Abernethy John Porter Foley, Jr. Allan G. Holadey Leland Wilbur Parr Errett C. Albritton Charles W, Gerstenberg William J, Humphreys T, Leroy Richmond William S Anderson Wood Gray L. Clark Keating William C. Ruediger John W. Brewer Robert F. Griggs Solomon Kullback Raymond J. Seeger Robert W. Bolwel! Gilbert H, Grosvenor Colin M. Mackall Edward Henry Sehrt Stephen Brunauer Mabel H. Grosvenor Charles R. Mann Charles Sidney Smith George M P Churchill Sidney B. Hall Cloyd Heck Marvin Roscoe Roy Spencer Elbridge Colby Charles Halley Florence M r Mears George W. Stone. Jr, Charles S. Collier Ira Bowers Hansen Howard M, Merriman James Henry Taylor Wilson M. Compton Frederick A. Heilman Edith E. Mortensen Henry H. Wasser Martin S, Day George Neely Henning Saul C. Oppenheim James Winston Watts William W, Diehl James Irvin Hoffman Richard Norman Owens William Allan Wilbur Henry Grattan Doyle MEMBERS-IN-COURSE John G. Afiee Audrey Chew Hyman B. Kaitz Harold A. Naisbitt Anna V, Appich M. Marguerite Dot ye Lillian B. Kolbey Gaines Palmes Edgar R. Baker, Jr Thomas N ' s Dowd Mark H. Lepper Virginia D. Reeve Vernard F. Bond. Jr. Marie C. Falk Roye L. Lowry Leonard Small Carter Bowen Marian E. Freehafer Ellen M. Maki George H r Smith George R Brown John R. Farrell Marjorie C. Matthews Salvatore Tesorlero Emily Allen Buckler Jessie R, Gardner Paul McClennon Frances Ann Thomas Sue S. Burnett Mary B. Houtahan Manuel J. Mendez Esther Yanovsky Elsie M. Carper Ada F, James Virginia Moore William Zeller Marie Joroleman Robert S. Morrisson P H I BETA KAPPA [95 3 PI GAMMA National Honorary Social Science Society HARRY P. DALZELL MARGARET CAVEY BESSIE G, SHARPE President Vice-President Secretary OR GEORGE M. CHURCHILL DR- LOWELL J. RAGATZ Treasurer Faculty Advisor Founded at Southwestern College, December I , 1924 Beta Chapter installed, 1930. Publication: Social Science. Active Chapters: 130. Colors: Blue and White. Flower: Blue and White Cineraria. Organized to inculcate the ideas of scholarship and social service in the study of all social problems. Its particular purpose is to send out from our colleges young men and women imbued with social idealism, and trained In scientific thought. OFFICERS HARRY P. DALZELL President MARGARET CAVEY . Vice President BESSIE G, SHARPE . . Secretary DR, GEORGE M. CHURCHILL Treasurer Edward C. Acheson FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Wood Gray Dr, Donald S, Watson Dr. Arthur E. Burns Dr, Elmer L. Kayser Dr, Carl D, Wells Dr, George M. Churchill Dr. Howard M. Merriman Dr. Warren R. West Dr. John Donaldson Dr. Lowell J. Regatz Dr. A. Curtis Wilgus Dr. Christopher B, Garnett. Jr. Harold G. Sutton Willard H. Yeager Rudolph A r Ashton Harry P. Dalzell Dr. John A. Tillema ACTIVE MEMBERS May D. Isbell Wilhelmina Raisbeck Edgar Baker Ethel M. Denny Kenneth Kenyon C, Jules Rose Lois R. Baker Mary Joan Doyle Heflmuth L, Kirchschlager Harold H, Rubin Everett H. Bellows Byron A. Falk John B, Lindeman Francis D, Scott Marvin W. Bingham John R, Farrell Roy© L, Lowry Bessie G. Sharpe Morris C. Bishop Daniel R, Fusfeld Paul McClenon Charles P. Shephard Elsie Mae Carper Richard E. Green Robert S. Morrisson Edward L. Sou we in e Margaret Cavey Arthur Hecht Kathryn M. Murphy Virginia Stetson Peter Cerfia, Jr. Gretchen Hill Harold A. Naisbitt Nettle Sucher Lincoln J. Chavez William J, Hopkins Ruth Nordin M. Louise Unangst Roy C, Cook Elbert Huber A. Rubye Olson Samuel M. von Kummer Charles E, Corker Mary Ella Hudgins Frank M. Raisbeck Sidney Weger IV6J P H I ETA SIGMA Honorary Scholastic Fraternity for Freshmen Men Founded at University of Illinois, 1923. George Washington Chapter installed April 10, 1929, Active Chapters: Forty-seven, Publication: Forum, Colors: Black and Sold. OFFICERS HAROLD BOBYS President ALVIN PARRISH Vice-President HARVEY GOLDBERG Secretary-Treasurer Parrish, Bobys, Goldberg FACULTY MEMBERS Henry Grattan Doyle William Johnston, Jr. President Cloyd Heck Marvin ACTIVE MEMBERS Henry G, Roberts William Wilbur Melvin Bers Allan Coleman James McReynolds John Philippsen Harold Bobys Sydney Cox Robert Morrisson Sidney Shulman Vernon Bond Facius Davis Walter Myskowski Max Solow Cyril Suehrle John Farrell Isadore Nimeroff Salvatore Tesoriero Aldo Catkse James Carouth Harvey Goldberg Paul McCfenon George Orlando Alvin Parrish William Zeller ti x m w L P H 1 1 LAMBDA U Honorary Scholastic Fraternity for Freshmen Women E L T A Founded at the University of Illinois. 1924. G. W. U, Chapter installed, 1930, Active Chapters: Thirty-eight. Colors: Red, Gold, and White. OFFICERS JESSMA OS UN P ATT IE MOORE MARI E-LOU ISE RALPH . . RUTH WILSON .... v . , . . President Vice-President . r Secretary . , Treasurer Standing: Parkinson, Fisher, Slappey, Bean Seated: Ralph, OsEin f Moore, Wilson Anna Bean Jessalyn Charles Constance Conklin Mary E. Davis Bertha Dekelbaum Helen Ductaon Vinnre G. Barrows FACULTY MEMBERS ACTIVE MEMBERS Jenny Turnbull Elise Fisher Marion Kirschbaum Margaret Malehz Marjorie Matthews Pattie Moore Jessma Oslin Caroline Parkinson Marie-Louise Ralph Pauline Schwarts Eleanor Sholtes Mary M. Slappey Dorothy Studt Anabel Schreiber Marilyn Williams Sarah Jane Williams Ruth Wikon Alice Venezky [ 97 ] 0M1CR0N DELTA KAPPA Honorary Leadership Fraternity for Men Founded at Washington and Lee University, 1914. Alpha Delta Circle installed, 1929. Publication: The Circle. Active Circles: Forty-seven. OFFICERS WARD McCABE . . FRANK MILLER . DFWITT BENNETT . MAX FARRINGTON , , . . President Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Secretary Faculty Advisor A fraternity, chosen from the top three percent, se- lected from the leaders in sports, publications, forensic, academic, social, and other activities of the university life; selected for character, foresight, and responsibility , unselfish service, as men who have shown their versatility by outstanding scholarship, and ' eadership in several fields of campus affairs. HONORARY MEMBERS Hugh Clegg Cordell Hull E. K, Morris Harry Collins Robert Fleming J, Monroe Johnson J. P. Pope FACULTY MEMBERS Dewitt Bennett Frederick Feiker President Cloyd Marvin Daniel Borden Robert Harmon John A. Me In tire Leon Brusiloff Elmer Louis Kayser Charles Merry Henry Grattan Doyle Max Farrington James Kirkland ACTIVE MEMBERS Fred N esse II Arnold Auerbach Sydney Cross Henry W. Herzog Edgar Baker John C. T, Daugherty A, C. Johnson, Jr. Murray Berdick Vlnnie DeAngelis John Kendrick Carl Betsch Carl Estabrook Roye Lowry Carter Bowen Robert Wright Fleming Frank Mann John Breckinridge Joe Bob Gale Ward McCabe George Brown George Garber Dick McDonald John R. Busick John Clarey Ed Gee PLEDGES Frank Miller George Bishop Gordon Calvert Aaron Layne Jack Bradley Charles Carlson Paul Me Clen non Dick Burns Bob Geran John Picco Francis Stan James Toomey James A. Pike Lowell J Ragatz Bill Reinhart Raymond Seeger William Wilbur George Pope Win Rankin Haley Scurlock Fred Stevenson Charles Earl Wallace Gene Worrell Paul Yost Bill Zeller Cole Reasin Kim Vought Top Row: Berdlck Bishop Bradley Brown Burns Calvert Carlson Gale Second Row: Geran Johnson Kendrick Layno McCabe McClertnon McDonald Ml Her Third Row: Picco Pope Reasin Stevenson Vought Wallace Zeller [ 98 ] MORTAR R 0 A R D Honorary Society for Senior Women Founded at Syracuse, New York, February I 6, !9J8. Hour Glass Chapter installed February 26, [938. Publication: The Mortar Board Quarterly. Active Chapters: Seventy-five. Colors: Silver and Gold. Flower: Yellow Rose. OFFICERS MARY JO OSLfN , . . MARGARET COPELAND RISE FISHER MARJORIE WILKINS . KATHRYN HERSHEY . . . President Vice-President . . Secretary Treasurer . . Historian Mrs. Vinnie G. Barrows FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Jenny TurnbuN Miss Myrna P. Sedgwick Dr. Florence Mears FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. Thelma Hunt Miss Helen Taylor Mortar Board is composed of senior women who have been outstanding in scholarship, lead- ership, and service to the university during thei. years at college. Since the beginning of this year the Mortar Boards have been busy helping the freshmen get adjusted by sponsoring Apple Polishing Luncheons ' ' where students get a chance to meet with their professors and discuss their problems Now that war has come, the girls are doing their bit for national defense by helping out in the Civilian Defense Office of the university. If there is work to be done anywhere, you can be sure that the Mortar Boards will be on the job . so don ' t be surprised if they all turn up in Ambulance Corps uniforms ready to go to work Top Row: Copeland. Fisher, Hershey, Oslin Second Row: Sholfes, Shonk. Wilkins [99 j LPHI HONOR SOCIETY Honorary Society for Outstanding Fraternity Women Founded at George Washington University, April, 193 f. Colors: Red and Gold. Flower: Gardenia. OFFICERS FLORIDA FRANKLIN President JOAN GILES Vice-President VIRGINIA SAEGMULLER Secretary DORIS LITTLE . Treasurer ELAINE BERRY ANNE BLACKISTONE ELIZABETH CAMPBELL MARGARET COPELAND RUTH CROUCH FRANCES DOUGLAS MEMBERS HELEN DUCKSON DOROTHY FARWELL FLORIDA FRANKLIN JOAN GILES KATHRYN HERSHEY DORIS LITTLE JEANNE MAIDEN PAULETTE MONTES I KATHLEEN NORRIS AGNES ROSSBACHER VIRGINIA SAEGMULLER MARJORIE WILKINS ASSOCIATE MEMBERS BARBARA O ' BRIEN LOUISE STEUART Top Row: Berry, Blacks tone, Copeland, Crouch, Douglas Second Row: Ducfcson, Farwell. Franklin. Giles, Hershey Third Row: Little, Maiden, Montesi, Norris, Ross bac her Fourth Row: Saegmuller, Wi I ki ns UQQ) GATE AND KEY Honorary Society for Outstanding Fraternity Men Founded at George Washington University, November I, 1922 , Colors: Blact and White. Flower: White Carnation. OFFICERS JOE BOB GALE President CHARLES COFFEY ...... Vice-President FRANK REIFSNYDER Secretary CHARLES COLLETT Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS Dewitt Bennett Alan Delbert Mai? Farrington Elmer Louis Kaysei MEMBERS Dick Ballard John Daugherty John Kendrick Frank Reifsnyder Vernon Benjamin Elwood Davis Perrin Kent Walter Sanders George Bishop Dan Dotson George King Bruce Sherrill Jack Bradley Gardner Franklin William Kyne Forest Slinkard Gordon Calvert Joe Bob Gate George Loveland Thomas Wilson Charles Carlson Edwin Gee John Me llor William Winter Charles Coffey Bob Geran Carson Pappenfort Dean Zinn Charles Collett William Hammond Morgan Percy Top Row: Ballard, Benja- min, Bishop, Bradley, Calvert Second Row: Carlson, Dotson, Gale, Seran, Percy Third Row: Reifsnyder, San- ders, Scott, Slinkard [ion PI DELTA EPSILON Honorary Journalistic Fraternity Left to Righ : Burdick, Copeland, Moore, Skaggs, Snavefy, Wilkins Founded at Syracuse University, 1909. George Washington University Chaptei installed. June 5, 1922. Publication: The Epsllog. Active Chapters: Thirty. Colors: Olive Green and Gray. Flower: White Carnation. MELVIN BERS OFFICERS , . President MARGARET COPELAND . . CATHERINE MOORE Secretary Vice-President Douglas Bement Courtland D. Balter Melvin Bers Murray Burdick FACULTY MEMBERS Henry Grattan Doyle William Henry Herzog Mrs. Mercelle Lane Lowell Joseph Ragatz ACTIVE MEMBERS Margaret Copeland Bruce Skaggs Catherine Moore Margaret Snavely Marjorie Wilkins William Um stead SIGMA I I National Honorary Fraternity in Engineering Founded at the University of Nebraska, February 22, 1904, Xi Chapter installed, April 18. 1921. Publication: The Pyramid ' Active Chapters: Twenty-four, Colors: Yale Blue and White. Flower: White Carnation. Top Sow Roccatl, Dean Feiker, Criswell, Jackson Second Row: Sachs. Pastoriza Third Row: Schulte Latbr©p Machen DARYL L CRISWELL EDGAR J. ROCCATI JOHN E. JACKSON Frederick M. Feiker Norman B. Ames Ellsworth W. Bassett Murray Berdick Daryl L. Criswe-! ' Daniel H. Gag on OFFICERS . . . President . . Vice-President Recording Secretary DANIEL H, GAGON FRANCIS t. HERMACH HORNBAKER LEDMAN FACULTY MEMBERS Charles E. Cook Alfred G. Ennis Benjamin C. Cruictahanks Frank A. Hitchcock John C. Goff Francis L. Hermach John E. Jac kson Robert P, Lathrop Hornbaker B. Led man MEMBERS Sidney Magnes Wifi Earn Stanley Machen Tomas A. Pastoriza George J. Petretic Morton Rabineau Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Historian Arthur F. Johnson Edgar J. Roccati August F, Sachs George Sangster Rowland W. Schulte l 102} ORDER OF THE Honorary Law Society COIF OFFICERS REAR ADMIRAL W. 6. WOODSON. U, S. NL President WILLIAM R, COMPTON Vice-President HELEN NEWMAN Secrete ry-Trea surer Founded at the University of Illinois, 1902, George Washington Chapter installed, 1926, Active Chapters: Thirty-five. Colors: Maroon and Black, Organized to foster a spirit of careful study and to mark in a fitting manner those who have attained a high grade of scholarship. Seniors are elected each year on the basis of their scholarship standing. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Marguerite Rawalt John Mclntlre STUDENTS ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP Andrew Beveridge Ernest CalJoman Paut Roca Harry Bresthaupt Martin Carroll Harry Rosner Henry Bruton Homer Cupples Wilbur Schaich John Burke Robert Hobbs Rice Schrimsher Eleanor Schwa rtzbach Halmar Webb Arthur Weissman PHI DELTA DELTA Professional Legal Fraternity for Women Founded at the University of Southern California, 191 L Zeta Chapter Installed, 1918. Publication: The Phi Delta Delta. Active Chapters: Fifty. Colors: Old Rose and Violet. Flowers: Roses and Violets, Organized to promote a high standard of scholar- ship and professional ethics among women In la schools and In the legal profession. OFFICERS EILEEN O ' CONNOR . . . RUTH F. MAJOR Secretary EDNA LINGREEN Vice-President DOROTHY DUNN - - . Chaplain ESTHER YANOVSKY Chancellor MEMBERS Lois Adams Sara Mae Hammond Ruth Major Romayne Rowe Josephine Ayre Lo ; s Harris Haefele Helen Martel! Madeline Remmletn HeJen Clagett Harriet Clarke Hoffman Mary D. Martin Ruth R usch Jane Collins Corwin Eve Kailey Thelma D. McGroary Letha Scott Lorraine Coyle Ardis Blackburn Kaufman Bertha Merrill Marion Toomey Ida Davidson Nancy Kengla Joan Murphy Elizabeth Willis Ethel Denny Peggy Kletchka Eileen O ' Connor Louisa Wilson Dorothy Dunn Edna Lingreen Betty Phelan Esther Yanovsky Eleanor Flynn Louise Mack Wal terrene Price [1031 LAMBDA THETA Honorary Educational Fraternity for Women OFFICERS Founded at University of Misouri, 1910 AGNES PEITZ . . . President Alpha Theta Chapter installed May 4, 1 FERN BOWES . . . . Vice ■President Publication; M Pi Lambda Theta Journal. EMILY BUCKLER . . Secreta ry Active Chapters; Thirty-eight. EDITH LONS . . . . . . . , ♦ . . . , Treasurer Colors: Blue and Gold. FLORA HOUSTON Historian Flower; Yellow Rose. FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Ruth Coyner Dr. Thelma Hunt Frances Kirkpatric Ic Katharyne Towne ACTIVE MEMBERS Winifred Alvather Dorothy Dreese Annie Lassly Octavia Reed Virginia Andrus Evelyn Durnbaugh Edith Long Imogene Reudiger Louise Berchtold Feme Duvall May Lowell Very! Schult Adnah Birthright Anne Elledge Florence Marks Jacqueline Scott Catherine Bishop Constance Ewy Hazel Marmaduke Marian Smith Fern Bowes Mildred Fenner Bess McGrath Uree Smith Helen Boyd Gladys Gallup Lois Meirs Helen Spencer Susan Boyer Eleanor Garner Margaret Merritt Elizabeth Stevens Emily Buckler Helen Goodwin Elizabeth Mewsha w Mildred Stoler Kaye Burrell Elise Green Elizabeth Middlemas Faith Taylor Marcel me Burtner Mildred Green Elizabeth Mooney Elizabeth Teepe Helen Bush Elizabeth Griffith Myrtle Murdock Dorothy Ten Eyck Lena Butrum Sara Heltman Margaret Nash Dorothy Tripp Celia Carpenter Mary Henderson Phyllis Nichols Agnes Tweedie Marjorie Clark Lucille Herrick Alma Nielson Clare Velte Winifred Cox Flora Houston Faith Novinger M a ry W a r re n Ruth Cunningham Laskey Howard Elizabeth O ' Brien Katherine Wassmann Italia DeAngelis Elizabeth Johnson Helen Ofney Catherine Wenchel Charlotte Decker Marguerite Jones Florence Rainer Mildred Wharton Ruth Dick Jessie Kennedy Agnes Peitz Nannie Williams Corinna DiGuillan Efeanore King Theresa Pyle Agnes Winn Mary Doyle Louise Krueger Adele Redfield Mary Worthley Standing; Edith Long Seated : Flora Huston, Agnes Peitz. Emily Buckler [104 3 0 IOTA SIGMA PI National Honor Society for Women in Chemistry Founded at the University of California, 1900. ® Active Chapters: Twenty-four. Colors: White, Gold, and Green, OFFICERS JEAN DUNHAM President MARY McBURNEY . . Vice-President MARY SHONK Secretary DOROTHY S1SIEN Treasurer Organized to promote interest in chemistry among women students, to foster mutual advancement in academic business, and social life, and to stimulate personal accom- plishments in chemical fields. FACULTY MEMBER DR, HELEN M. DYER JEAN DUNHAM ELLfS FEER MARY McBURNEY MEMBERS ANNA RILEY MARY SHONK DOROTHY SISLEN Back Row: Pinching?, Sislen Dunham, Knowles Second Row: McDonald, Shonfe no 5] PHI DELTA GAMMA National Honorary Fraternity for Graduate Women Founded at Maryland University, 1923. Beta Chapter installed 1927, Publication: Phi Delta Gamma Journal ' Active Chapters: Ten. Colors: White, Gold, and Black. Flower: Yellow Rose. Organized to advance social welfare and high social ideals OFFICERS MARIAN SCOTT President FERNE DUVALL CLARITA CLAUSSEN . . . Viee-P LUCILLE HARRIS . resident MILDRED TABB Treasurer FACULTY MEMBER Vinnie G. Barrows MEMBERS . . Corresponding Secretary Gladys Anderson Thelma Donze Irene Kimball Dora Shepard Lena Arti Mary Doyle Virginia Kinnard Florence Sifferd Katherine Asbury Dorothy Dreese Gertrude Kissell Pansy Simmons Marguerite Atchison Feme Duvall Anna Knight Mary Smith Caroline Babb Helen Fedden Irja Kyronin Florence Snyder Eleanor Barton Alice Ferguson Mary Frances Langs Grace Swift Jean Benton Elizabeth Fielder Esther Lawton Mildred Tabb Adele Berrian Rebecca Fowler Sara Lerch Dorothy Ten Eyck Gertrude Bogan Bertha Gay Patricia McGerr Helen Thomason Hazel Borden Margaret Gibson Mary Macina Zola Traxler Susan Boyer Lucille Harris Esther Marsh man Helen Louise Trembley Ruth Brown Mary Henderson Elizabeth Mewshaw Dorothy Veon Agnes Carlin Clara Hiller Margaret Moore Mary Warren Clarita Claussen Priscilla Holcombe Mildred Negus Mary White Dorothy Corson Grace Holmes Elizabeth Oskin Rose Wildman Rhoda Coulson Laskey Howard Esther Pearce Jesse Wiler Winifred Cox Fern Hull Elaine Rusk Elizabeth Willson Ruth Dick Dora Ihle Marian Scott Helen Zarfman Corinna Di Glulian Martha Jianos Welle Shannon [ 1061 MORTAR AND PESTLE SOCIETY Semi-Professional Pharmaceutical Society Founded at George Washington University Colors: Blue and Gold OFFICERS DWIGHT HALL President AUGUST SAURY . . . . Vice-President MARY THERESA TURNEY .Secretary GERALD MILLER Treasurer FACULTY MEMBER DEAN WILLIAM PAUL BRIGGS ACTIVE MEMBERS ARVID BENSON MORRIS PRIEDSON JANE GASS GEORGE GIBBS DWIGHT HALL SIDNEY KAHANOV MORRIS KLIPP RALPH MANON helen McDonald ALBERT NATHANSON STANLEY NEWHOUSE SILAS PEARSON IVAN ROOP FORTE SANDISON AUGUST SAURY DONALD SMITH GEORGE THOMAS MARY THERESA TURNEY THOMAS TUSING EMIL VOLCHKO PAUL YOUNG First Row: Benson, Saury, Dr. Hazelroo, Dr. Gramling, Dr. Blevins. Hall Second Row: Pearson, McDonald Miller, Gass Roop, Smith, Jacobs, Tuslng Third Row: Noll, Young, Campbell, Curtiss, Kulish Fourth Row: Gibbs, Brock, Manon. Rice, Osbimsky, Smith [ 1071 ALPHA PI E PS I L 0 Honorary Home Economics Sorority First Row: Salisbury, Holden, Sell, Magoto Second Row: Forgey, Ksiazelt, Alvather, Fanwelj N Founded at George Washington University, Janu- ary, 1932. Active Chapters: One. Colors: Purple and White. Flower: Violet. OFFICERS ELIZABETH HOLDEN , PHILOMENA MAGOTO LUCILLE SELL Vice-President NANCY MARMER ......... FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Frances Kirkpatrick Miss Kathryn Towne ACTIVE MEMBERS Winifred Alvather Elizabeth Holden Nancy Marmer Lucille Sell Dorothy Farwef] Cecelia K iazek Mildred Querry Ba rbara Whitbeck Marjorie Forgey Phflomena Magoto Virginia Salisbury Loreine Williams ALPHA CHI SIGMA National Professional Chemical Fraternity Founded at the University of Wisconsin, If, 1902. Alpha Pi Chapter installed, December 4, Publication: Alpha Pi-Pet ' Active Chapters: Forty-six. Colors: Deep Blue and Chrome Yellow, Flower: Red Carnation. December , 1926, Top Row: Camitiisa, Toll Word, Garloek, Prof. Knowles Second Row: Sharpies , Dr. Wrenn, Boyer Heindl Rappolt Miller, Petretk T lrd Row Cook, Hewlett, B rested. Dowell, de Butts OFFICERS DONALD BRASTED President EDWARD DeBUTTS Secretary CHESTER LOWE , . . . Vice-President JOHN HEWLETT - - Treasurer GEORGE COOK Master of Ceremonies FACULTY MEMBERS J. A. Ambler D. C. Knowles C. R, Naeser S. N, Wrenn J. L Hoffman C. M. M a kali B, D. Van Evera ACTIVE MEMBERS Myron Boyer E. A r Garloclc Leonard Miller Earl Toll Donald Brasted Raymond Heindl Anthony Pennestri Walter VonWald Guido Cammisa John Hewlett George Petretic Edward Ward George Cook Chester Lowe John Rappolt Charles Webb Edward DeButU Edward Meigs Norman Sharpless William Zimmerman PLEDGES Robert Ducket Frank Miller l 10S] Founded at Georgetown University, Jan uary 25, 1920. Eta Chapter installed December 15, 1921 Publication: ’ ' Galley. M Active Chapters: Nine. Colors Slack and Gold. DELTA PHI EPSILON Professional Foreign Service Fraternity Top Row: Burns, Chase, Jackson, Klein Second Row: Oberlin, Vought, Winthrop, Zdrner OFFICERS PAUL O BERLIN President RICHARD BURNS Vice-President K1MBER VOUGHT Secretary ROBERT WINTHROP Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS Edward C. Acheson Alan T. Deibert Alva C. Wrlgus George N. Henning Arthur E. Burns John Donaldson James O. Murdock Ted Adams Richard Burns ACTIVE MEMBERS Arthur Bushman Eugene Costello Kimber Vought Wilbur Chase Paul Oberlin Robert Winthrop PLEDGES Richard Baker Charles Klein Dan ZeJmer P Founded at George Washington University, Febru- ary 5, 193 L Alpha Chapter installed February 5. 1931. Colors: Blue and White. Flower: American Rose. Back Row- Harris, Kruger Front Row: MEchaelson, Sunderman. Gonial ei. Keating OFFICERS IRMA ENEIDA GONZALEZ . ..... President MARY KEATING Treasurer HELEN SUNDERMAM ....... ... Vice-President RUTH G. MICHAELSOM Secretary FACULTY ADVISOR Edward C, Acheson Mrs. John Donaldson PATRONS Dr. William C. Johnstone Dr. John W, Brewer Louise Alden Betty Bates Lyndatl Coffey Jane Costello Frances Crawford Alice Newcomer Betty Ann Fast Virginia Gunian Louise Harris Amy Heilman Anna Ibanei Kay Norris ACTIVE MEMBERS Geraldine Krueger Eleanor Livingston Margaret MacDonald Augusta Ann Morgan Betty Munson PLEDGES Eleanor Sholtes Marietta Notary Dorothy M. Steers Lorna Stewart Marlon Wilcox Kay Woodward C 109 ] THETA T National Professional Engineering Fraternity OFFICERS GEORGE P, KALV President ROBERT G. WESTON . Secretary EWING J. BALLOU .Vice-President ROLAND W. SCHULTE Treasurer Founded at University of Minnesota, October 15, 1904. Gamma Beta Chapter installed. March 16, 1935. Publication: The Gear ' Active Chapters: Twenty-three. Colors: Red and Gold. Flower: The Jacqueminot Rose. FACULTY MEMBERS Norman B. Ames Frank A. Hitchcock ACTIVE MEMBERS Woodrow J. Armstrong Ewing J. Ballou Merrill R. Brown Raphael D. Cahn Patrick: A. Clifford George T. Conrad Phil Crossfield Eugene A. Dedick Richard L. Fenton Benedict J, Genua Fred M. Holcomb George P. Kalv Stanley W. Machen Robert W. McCullough, Jr, Samuel B. Myers Thomas A. Postoriza George Pida William Randall Julius C, Ritter Rowland W. Schulte Earl D. Stevenson Harold B. Thomasson Dominic S, Toffolo Robert G. Weston HONORARY MEMBERS George O. Sanford Dean Frederick M, Feiker First Row: Myers. Ritter. Schulte. Kalv Dean Feiker, Weston, Fenton Second Row: McCulloch, Conrad. Thomasson, Inman, Machen, Pida Third Row: Pastoriza, Brown, Genua, Holcomb, Randall Fourth Row: Toffob, Cross field, Stephenson, Dedick, Kahn [ 1101 U P S I L 0 N National Professional Geological Sorority Founded at the University of Oklahoma, 1920. Epsilon Chapter installed June 25, 1931, Active Chapters: Five, Colors: Burnt Amber and French Blue, Flower: Blue Sweet Pea. OFFICERS ELIZABETH KEHOE President LOUISE HARRIS Vice-President ALIDA BASS IE R Recording Secretary VERDA DOUGHERTY Corresponding Secretary BEULAH DRAKE Treasurer MARION J ASTER Historian ELAINE ARNAUD Archivist Organized to encourage scholarship and to create congenial friendships among stu- dents of Geology at the University, FACULTY MEMBER DR. RAY SMITH BASSLER MEMBERS HELENE ALDRICH ANNA V, APPICH ELAINE ARNAUD ALIDA BASSLER LOUISE BAXLEY HAZEL BORDEN HARRIET BUN DICK IDA F. CHAPIN ELIZABETH CULLEN EDNA DAVIS VERDA DOUGHERTY BEULAH DRAKE CATHERINE EBERLY HELEN EDDY SUSAN FUTTERER LOUISE HARRIS ELIZABETH HILL MARION JASTER ETHEL JENKINS FRANCES JOHNSON ELIZABETH KEHOE ROSSLYN KESSLER LOU EL LA LOWE ALMIRA LYTLE HELEN MASSON MARGUERITE MATTHEWS FRANCES ODOR MARGARET PRIMM BEATRICE RAW ANGELA SCHOENHERR MARION SCOTT FRANCES WILLOUGHBY GRACE WILLOUGHBY First Row: Bassler, Daugherty, Drake Second Row: Harris, Jaster, Kehoe CUM HIGH-LIGHTS Peggy and the boys whoop (tup on the way to the raHy. ' 94 ' HOME Queen Cherrie £7 rost COMING . . . Homecoming . . . that time when old grads come back and mingle with the laughter and gayety of the college crowd . . . remember the game with Clemson and how we yelled our lungs out for the Colonials . . . yellow mums and blue streamers everywhere . . . decorations that spelled Welcome Alumnae on every frat house . . . that hectic cam- paigning for the university sweetheart . . . music and laughter as we lost ourselves among the hun- dreds of other couples dancing at the ball ... I still hear the strains of A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody as the lovely sweethearts proudly swept down the length of the ballroom . . . how we breath- lessly waited for Mr. Neville to crown the queen of our hearts for 1942 . . . the great moment came . . . Long Live Queen Cherrie echoed in our ears even after the music and the fragrance of the evening drifted away. . . . Top: Webb ' s wiles win votes. Bottom: Fight on for W, G. UJ Here they are in all their glory: Margaret Floecker, Cherry Frost, and Margaret Copeland. resen THE 1942 CHERRY THEE BEAUTY PARADE To keep in step with the Spirit of Na- tional Defense, the 1942 Cherry Tree invited men from the armed forces to pick the most beautiful coeds. Here you see Lieutenant Von Bracht of the Naval Air Corps, Captain Harold Lofton of the Army Air Corps, and Captain Roswell Rosengren conferring on their final selections for first, second, and third place winners after viewing our campus lovelies. On the following pages are the luckv girls of their choice. , l vV), unman. f oVm Sri anon M A R T H A IS IS 0 C K IS A V I) 0 0 L E Y GEISTRUUE ENGEL ISETTY FIS E Y ISU ISGEIS BETTE HASLWANTEB B A Y E HI PAULA Z D S 0 N l R P E L ANNE BLACKISTONE The first woman president of the Student Council . . . A woman executive , . . Famous for her interest in student affairs . . Yet Annie ' s never too busy to have fun . + . Always the life of the party, MATT ZUNIC G. W. U . ' s candidate for All-American basketball , , . An unassuming fefla who made the grade the hard way . , . Matt will go down rn history as one of the outstanding athletes at G. W. CAMILLE CRAIG Married coed . , . Prominent in the District sports world . ♦ ♦ Well-known for her 3.? average and her tennis championships ... an all-around athlete. JACK JONES Eleven years a part-time college student . . . Big boss of the janitors . . . Buck Jones will be long remembered for his genial manner and hearty laughter. RICHARD BURNS Dick’s one of those people you can depend upon . . We admire his energy In being the first president to really organize the senior class . . And we are proud of his success. MARGARET KINSMAN The guardian angel of Pan-Hel ... An outstand- ing leader in women ' s athletics . . t ' Eagle-eye ’ 1 Peggy has a record in rifle and archery marks- manship that ' s hard to beat . . , and no one can ever beat that sparkling smile. THESE EIGHT SENIORS WERE SELECTED BY A FACULTY COMMITTEE AS THE OUTSTAND- ING MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS HALEY SCURLOCK Haley has left us now for theological school . . . But well remember him for promoting clean student politics and organizing the re- ligious. clubs of the university. MARGARET COPELAND Co-editor of this year ' s ’ Cherry Tree” who called the yearbook office home for several months . . . A leader in activities of all sorts . . . ' Copie ' ' to all of her many friends ... An unbelievable combination of intelligence, charm, and dazzling blue eyes. ACTIVITIES THE S T 0 D E N T C 0 0 N C I L O F F I ANNE BLACKISTONE ROBERT SERAN CHARLOTTE PATTERSON .... PAUL McCLENON ... E R S President . Vice-President Secretary Comptroller GEORGE BISHOP ANNE BLACKISTONE CHARLOTTE PATTERSON MEMBERS ROBERT GERAN JOAN GILES PAUL McCLENON ELEANOR SHOLTES WILLIAM STELL KIMBER VOUGHT HARRIET WEBER Top Row; Bishop, Blackistone Geran, Giles, McClennon Second Row Patterson, Sholtes, Stell, Vought, Weber [ 126 ] WOMEN ' S GOVERNMENT W. S. G. A. was organized in August, 1939, to further the best interests of the women stu- dents and to regulate their conduct under the authority of the University All women day school students carrying twelve hours are eligible for membership. STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS MINA BROWN President ANNA BEAN Vice-President JESSMA OSLIN Secretary VIRGINIA SAESMULLER Treasurer RUTH WRIGHT Freshman Delegate FACULTY ADVISORS MRS. VINNIE G. BARROWS MISS HELEN B. LAWRENCE MISS JENNY TURNBULL MEMBERS-AT-LARGE MARY SHONK MARJORIE WILKINS Top Row: Bean. Brown, Saegmuller Second Row- Shonk, Wilkins, Wright [ 127 ] THE ENGINEERS COHNCIL Student Governing Body of the School of Engineering OFFICERS BENEDICT J. GENUA GEORGE P. KALV JOHN E. JACKSON . FRED HOLCOMB MERRILL BR OWN PHIL CROSSFIELD President Vice-President ....... Secretary ... Treasurer Social Cha irman Program Director DELEGATES TO THE COUNCIL BENEDICT J, GENUA Theta Tau GEORGE A KALV - Theta Tau DARYL L CRISWELL Sigma Tau JOHN E, JACKSON Sigma Tau HARRY A. 8ALMER American Society of Civil Engineers PHIL CROSSFIELD ..... American Society of Civil Engineers MERRILL BROWN American Institute of Electrical Engineers FRED HOLCOMB . American Institute of Electrical Engineers STANLEY MACHEN American Society of Mechanical Engineers JULIUS RITTER ... . American Society of Mechanical Engineers DOMINIC TOFfOlO Engineer Delegate to the Activities Council First Row: Holcomb, Kalv, Genua, Jackson,, Brown Last Row: Ritter, Toffolo, Crossfield, Criswell. Machen r 128 j THE UNIVERSITY HANDBOOK The Handbook is published by the students of George Washington to help the incoming Freshmen find their way around the University. It is an information booklet covering the many varied activities and organizations on the campus and also includes general Informa- tion about the University itself. School songs, cheers, plus Information about social fraterni- ties are all combined in the Handbook , , . It Is truly an Index to our college life. DICK BALLARD U . - . . . - ■ - ■ ■ ■ • - ■ BRUCE BRYAN . . . Managing JEAN NESS ELL Associate Editor MARGARET FLOECKHER Business Manager GEORGE BISHOP Associate Editor MIKE McKOOL Associate Editor . . . Editor Editor MELVIN BERS CHARLES DAUGHERTY CHARLES EGGEN STAFF KATHRYN HERSHEY MARY ELLA HOPKINS LOUISE MANN WARD McCABE CATHERINE MOORE LEE PAGE BILL UMPSTEAD Top Row: Ballard, Bishop, Bryan, Dougherty, Eggen Second Row: Floeckher, Hershey, Hopkins, Mann, McCabe Third Row: Moore, Nessell, Page nz9] MARCEA CROCKER ARTHUR VUET WILLIAM WARNER President Vice-President Secretary OFFICERS MARCIA CROCKER President ARTHUR VUET Vice-President and Commanding Drum Major WILLIAM WARNER Secretary HARRY ALLEN Director RICHARD ABERCROMBIE . . Performing Drum Major EDWARD BUSH Quartermaster EDWARD BUSH HARRY ALLEN Quartermaster Director In losing its talented leader, Leon Brusiloff, to the Marines, the George Washington University Band feels it has made a great contribution to defense. Many of our Band boys have also responded to the call to the colors. But in spite of the inroads the draft has made upon their numbers, the Band has been unusually fortunate in enlisting the services of Harry Allen, a former protege of Brusiloff ’s, as leader. He has carried a MEMBERS Clarinets Barnes Hampton David Haupt Wilbur Higbee Robert Hi me Ted Litovitz Lancaster Lowry Francis Pierce Arthur Vliet Sidney Werksman Charles Williamson Robert Woodside Saxophones Edwin Blair Harry Cohn Marcia Crocker Sol Elvove Dorothy Jefferson Edward McGarry Frank Miceli Abe Zevin Trumpets William Fulton Iverson Hutton James Kincaid Parker McAdoo Robert St. Clair Trombones William Gil! Glenn Jones, Jr. Irvin Lehman William NesseH Charles Qrr Kendall Twigg Horns Leon Testa Laurence Walker Baritones Bill Gravelv Merle Schroder Flute, Piccolo Toby Brunner Edward Bush Tubas Tom Hewitt Jack Keyes William Kilmer Daniel Miller Percussion Seymour Alterman John Brown Don Rosenblatt Mary Beth Sheppard William C. Warner [ 130 ] difficult position, but has been assisted by the never failing enthusiasm of its girl pres- ident, Marcia Crocker, and the support of the boys themselves. Many innovations have been introduced this year. The drum majorettes made a colorful addition, while Arthur Vliet, the commanding drum major, has done a fine job in drill work. And any band in the country would envy the services of the per- forming drum major, Richard Abercrombie, who holds the national championship in baton twirling. RICHARD ABERCROMBIE Performing Drum Major [ 131 ] MEN’S GLEE CLUB ROBERT H, HARMON Director GRACE R, HARMON Accompanist Don Balfour Donald Brasted John Britt Robert Campbell William Downey John Gurley William Hammond James Hawes Frank Keefer John Mellor John Mitchell Lee Page TENORS Prands Perry Joe Prater Thomas Ritchie John Rogers Joe Rust Bernard Slebos OllTe Smith Robert Thompson Stanley Werbow James White Charles Williamson Jeff Abercrombie William Ashby Charles Baler Vincent Bogart Richard Bragan Alvin Brock George Carter Eugene Costello Howard Chapman Charles Daugherty Harry Ehrmantrout Wilmot Fitzgerald Charles Fugitt Howard Goheen John Johnson BASSES Fred Kingman James Kurtz Nicholas Lakas John McAdams Murdaugh Madden Wilson Miller Milton Mintz Frank Reifsnyder Stanton Russell John Tompkins Wayne Turpin Arthur V Net Kimber Voughi Marty Weis Otis Wilson t 132 ) WOMEN’S GLEE CLUB ROBERT H. HARMON ...� .... Director GRACE R. HARMON . . , „ . r Accompanist SOPRANOS Virginia Knauer Marion Maxwell Betty Lee Miller Emma Montgomery El fen Nesom Jean Nessell Nancy Ould Helen Bay lies Phyllis Botta Barbara Brooks Mine Brown Evelyn Byers June Cohen Beryl Conklin Doris Conklin Phyllis Armentrout Lmdsley Brown Helen Marie Byars Marian Choicer Dorothy Cochrane Louessa Coffee Ann Comm Marcia Crocker Raymond e Dooley Elise Fisher Cherrie Frost Pauline Gish Mary Guillet Anne Hassell Vivienne Hooppaw Charfene Dailey Anne Dunbar Patricia Hunt Evelyn Jackson Elinor James Betty Jane Karla Grace Lester Louise Mann ALTOS Verlyn Miller Barbara Monroe Betty Munson Barbara Ramsey Mary Ring Rachel Rogers Muriel Schatz Martha Sebree Frances Rucker Eulene Smothers Faith Sutton Ruth Votaw Zetta Walker Hefene Walfack Gertrude Wedel Marjorie Wilkins Mary Beth Sheppard Mary Shonk Mercedes Smith Dorothv Steers Marie Sfolseth Dulcie Teeter Evelyn Weber Ruth Yager [ 133 ] THE COLONIAL CAMPUS Front Row; Dooley, Montgomery, Toupasz, Schil ITn-g e r , Hassell Back Row: Balker, Harps ter, Hughes, Burnett, Cuatt, Watson, Yager, Ryder Organized to give a selected group of unaffiliated girls an opportunity to have close companionship and to participate in campus activities. Founded at George Washington University, 1930. Chapter House: Columbian House. Active Chapters: One. Colors: Purple and White. Flower: Gardenia. OFFICERS NQRENE BURNETTE ..... President ELLEN WATSON Secretary DOROTHY CUATT Vice-President MABELLE HUGHES Treasurer FACULTY MEMBER Jennie Turnbull ACTIVE MEMBERS Norene Burnette Jacqueline Chevallez Leatrice Harpster Dorothy Cuatt Raymonds Dooley Ann Hassell Emma Montgomery PLEDGES Mabelle Hughes Elizabeth Toupasz Dot Travis Anne Lee Ryder Ellen Watson Ruth Jean Yager Anne Schilfinger HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Organized to provide educational, social, and altruistic opportunities among the girls in the Home Economics Department. The Club is also a center of defense activity in the University. OFFICERS MARJ0RI E FORGEY President ZOE LARGESS Vice-President ELEANOR BEACHLEY Secretary NANCY MARMER ... Treasurer Top Row: Alvather, BeacHley, Crocker, Errol. Ferwell, Forgey Second Row: Fulmer, Hamblin, daggers, Largess, I. Miller, V + Miller Third Row: Sell, Shaffer, Teeter, Wiegel MARIAM JAGGERS . . Publicity Director Helen Alvather Helen Banks Eleanor Beach fey Alberta Burke Marcia Crocker Helen De Frees Helen Dunn Pearl Erickson Miss Frances Kirkpatrick Fitiz Errol Dorothy Farwell Marjorie Forgey Caroline Fulmer Louise Goforth Helen Hamblin Karolina Hedler FACULTY MEMBERS ACTIVE MEMBERS Hazel Holmgren Mariam daggers Tharon Kiser Betty Lennon Philameno Magoto Myrtle Manske Nancy Marmer Miss Kathryn Towne Ida Miller Verlyn Miller Gertrude Nelson Marie O ' Tule Una Owen Dorothy Port Ruth Jean Reno Anna Lee Ryder Lucille Sell Anne Shillinger Roberta Shirky DufcSe Teeter Gladys Weeks Louise Wiegel Ruth Jean Yager [ IH } STRONG HALL COUNCIL OFFICERS BARBARA WEERS ...... President BETTY MUNSON . . . Secretary-Treasurer DORIS MOORE ..... Social Chairman SHIRLEY TOWEY .... Council Member JANET BROOKS .... Council Member Barbara Weers t Betty Munson, Shirley Towey, Janet Brooks, Doris Moore The George Washington University Girls ' Dor- mitory is a gift from Hattie M, Strong, a beloved patron of the University, It is more than a place for the girls to hang their hats — it is home to them. The activities of Strong Hall for this year included a Red Cross first aid training course, special breakfasts for the girls, a number of dances, a Christmas party, and a benefit bazaar. NATURALISTS SOCIETY Organized Jo correlate and intensify the interests in Natural Science of the University. OFFICERS MARSHALL C. GARDNER President HELMUT STURN .... Vice-President GEORGE CARTER Secretary PHYLLIS CLARK Treasurer NORMAN DANCY . . , , Historian MARSHALL GARDNER GEORGE CARTER PHYLLIS CLARK NORMAN DANCY President Secretary Treasurer Historian Gifford Briggs George Carter Hyman Cetel Phyllis Clark FACULTY ADVISOR Dr, Ray Smith Bassler Alien Dancy MEMBERS Virginia Hamer Emanuel Sillman Norman Dancy Antoinette Ketner Helmut Stern Robert Geran Melvin Leder Mildred Tabb Gail Glezen Arline Scheibel Frederick Walkei Irving Greenberg Sol Silverman [ 135 ] INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS SOCIETY OTIS WILSON, JR. President ANNE NEAMON Vice-President AUNE KANGAS GONZALO GARLAND HELEN SKOLI AN I K Secretary Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS OTIS 0, WILSON, JR President ANNE NEAMON Vice-President AUNE KANGAS and GONZALO GARLAND Secretary HELEN SKOLIANIK Treasurer MICHAEL BONDY Historian Founded at George Washington University, 1932 Chapter House: 2121 G St. , Honorary President Faculty Advisor FACULTY MEMBERS PRESIDENT CLOYD H. MARVIN DR. ALAN T. DEI BERT ALBRECHT BARSIS FRITZ BICKART DESPINA BOJOKLES MICHAEL BONDY GLORIELA CALVO JOSEPH CARRIAGA PEDRO CORRO DOROTHY CURRIER BEEBS DOWNING BARBARA DURST DALYS ESCOFFERY GONZALO GARLAND BARBARA GORDON DOLLIE R. HAMLER WILLIAM HEATWOLE NORAIR HORTUNIAN AUNE KANGAS EVA KARPISCHEK LORE KOPPEL PRISCELLA MAKELA ANNE NEAMON MARIETTA NOTARY VALENTINA POPPESCU MARIE LOUIS RALPH CAROLA ROSENTHAL ELEANOR SHOLTES HELEN SKOLIANIK MARJORIE WILKINS OTIS WILSON Back Row: Corro, Bondy, Sholtes, Carriage Middle Row: Calvo, Hamler, Ralph, Durst, Notary, Bojokles, Makela Bottom Row: F. Erol, Gordon, Escoftery, Wilkins. Y. Erol t 136] LE CERCLE FRANCAIS UNIVERSITAIRE Honorary French Society Founded at George Washington Univer- sity, 1929 Colors: White and Gold OFFICERS HELEN DUCKSON . . . . DONALD LUBIN . . . . . . . . Vice-President HELEN VOERGE , Secretary ATHOL GILMORE . , , . . . . , . .Treasurer Standing : Hartspck, IV c Reynolds, Professor Oiebert, Picard, Safoie, Koyland Seated: Fyrbershaw, Barton, Duckson, Owen, Voerge, Harris, Orr Irene Cornwell FACULTY MEMBERS Allan L Delbert Eleanor Barton Mary Caro! Biesemeier Richard C. Burns John Carter David Cassidy Robert A r Chambreau Raymonds Dooley ACTIVE MEMBERS Helen Due bon Solidelle Fortier Athol Gilmore Roland Given Frederick Hartsock John E. Jackson Sadi Koylan Donald Lubin Marjorie Matthews Paul McCfenon James McReynolds Manuel J. Mendez Jean Allen Oberholzer Patricia Orr Jacqueline Owens Lillian Schevell Florence Shomshor Helen L, Voerge Adrienne Warner Barbara Weers Marjorie Wilkins PHI OMEGA SIGMA Organized to perpetuate an Hellenic Student’s So- ciety at the University; to encourage scholastic ex- cellence; to promote the welfare, happiness, and best interests of its members; to aid new students to adapt themselves to the collegiate environment; to instill the love and admiration of Hellenic cul- ture, traditions and ideals; to cultivate an interest in and use of the Greek language; and to further and inculcate the aims and Ideals of the George Washington University. Colors; Blue and White. Flower: Chrysanthemum. Last Row: Kyriazis, Perros, Demaietis. C. Kyrlazis Middle Row: Zanfhos, iMeamon, Dr, Seegsr, Pappas, Kalomeris First Row: Boiokles, Doukas, J. Paraskevas, Canaris JOHN E. PARAS KEVAS JOHN DOUKAS . OFFICERS President ANNE NEAMON , . . Recording Secretary . . . . , . , Vice-President DESPINA BOJOKLES ...... Corresponding Secretary NICKOLAS CANAR1S Treasurer Peter Balias Despina Bojo kies Nlc kolas Canarls Nick Bounelis George Dematatis Marcus Goumas Latimer FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Raymond Seeger John Doukas ACTIVE MEMBERS Paris Kyrrakou John E. Paraskevas Angelo Kondulis Anne Neamon Lillian Phillips Christ Kyriazls Nina Pappas Arthur Xanthos Amelia James PLEDGES John Mandes Beatrice Prodromas John Katimes George Perros Ted Roumef Nick Lakes Theodore Perros John Skoufis Achilles Catsonis HONORARY MEMBERS Dr, Charles J. Demas Dr Nick A. Mandelos Soterios Nicholson t 137] CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION Happy is the man that flndeth wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding, — Proverbs 3:13, OFFICERS DR, WILFORD L WHITE DAVID ALLEN PACE . . . , ... , , . . . � MILDRED GRACE WHITE JACQUELINE M. CHEVALLAZ . CHARLENE DAILEY BESSIE GARDNER SHARP .... Christian Science Organization at the George Wash- ington University, founded in I93J and composed of students and faculty members interested in Christian Science, is one of seventy-six such organizations In uni- versities and colleges in the United States, England, and Canada, The aim of the Organization is to aid Univer- sity students in obtaining a more comprehensive under- standing of education and service, and In attaining greater spiritual development through the study and application of this Science in all University activities. Regular meetings are held at 8:50 P.M,, in Columbian House, the first and third Thursdays of each month Faculty Advisor President Secretary . : . . Treasurer ..... Reader Substitute Reader during the school year. Authorized periodicals on Chris- tian Science as well as the International dally newspaper, The Christian Science Monitor, are maintained in the University Library by this Organization, The annual reception, to which all students and faculty members are invited, was held September 14, 1941, and was addressed by Major Jordan of the Army Air Corps, A free lecture on Christian Science was given by Dr, John M. Tuft, C,$,B., member of the Board of Lecture- ship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Massachusetts, on May 9, 1942, WESLEY CLUB Top Row: Kid well. Reed, Wise, Kean, Bond Second Row: Synder Marr, Ring, Votaw, Munson Third Row: Shipiv. Oslin, J. Oslin, Cleaver OFFICERS VERNARD BOND MARY JO OSLIN .... JANE CLEAVER HOWARD REED . . . . . . . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer The Wesley Club was organized to bring together all Methodist students In the University, Its prime aim is to promote church attendance and Christian fellowship among the student body. Helen Baylies Robert Geran MEMBERS Betty Munson Ruimsey Beery Juanita Hall Ellison Neal Vernard Bond Maxine Hall Jessma Qsfin Catherine Bradshaw Do! Ire Hamler Mary Jo Oslin Jane Cleaver John Kean Alvin Parrish Helen Dunn Alfred Kidwell Howard Reed Enid Eaton Jeannette Marr Mary Ring Billy McMillan Marion Sanford Robert Shirlcey Hilda Scott Gene Ann Snyder Dulcle Teeter Louis Thompson Ruth Votaw Matthew Wise tm] THE COLUMBIAN WOMEN OFFICERS SARAH LERCH . , ... . . . . . ... ... , . President MRS. WATSON ELDRIDGE First Vice-President ALICE DRAKE Second Vice-President FREDA EGBERT Secretary MRS. WOLFRAM LEGNER . , .Corresponding Secretary MRS. FRED NESSELL , Assistant Corresponding Secretary MRS, THOMAS BROWN Treasurer KATHERINE JOHNSON Assistant Treasurer EMMY BUECHLE Historian The Columbian Women was organ- ized in 1894. The main purpose of this organization is to foster the best interests of the University by providing scholar- ships for deserving women students. These scholarships are financed through membership dues paid by the Columbian Women and are available to any woman student in the University. Each year an- nouncements are made in the Hatchet and their necessary qualifications are given. Fellowship and comradeship are also promoted by these women because any woman with 30 semester hours to her credit may become a member upon ap- plication. All faculty members and wives of trustees may also become members. Thus people of various interests are brought together within this organization. Graduate women are encouraged to join the ranks of the Columbian Women, but this Is not a society solely for graduate women. Meetings often include lectures and talks where much intellectual informa- tion is exchanged and current problems of the day are discussed. Thus, the Co- lumbian women have become an impor- tant part of the University by encourag- ing intellectual curiosity and promoting scholarship. [ 13R) OFFICERS ELAINE BERRY President GEORGE BISHOP . Vice President MARY ELLA HOPKINS . , : . . . . . . Secretary TONY PRICHARD Business Manager BRUCE BRYAN Publicity Manager KEITH ADAMSON . . ...... Production Manager DON WILLIAMS Stage Manager TED ALLISON Assistant Stage Manager SCHEDULE November 5, 6, 7 . . , - ' ' A Murder Has Been Arranged ' 1 December 3. 4, 5 ...... Three Work-Shop Plays January One-act play-writing contest February 25 26 27, . ' ‘The Octoroon, or Life In Louisiana April 17, 18 The Land Is Bright ' May Final Banquet For the fourth time since the reorganization of Cue and Curtain, the club ' s life has hung by a mere thread. And for the fourth time, it has come through with flying colors. Prospects of moving into the new auditorium bolstered up the old-timers of the group and brought out more new people for dramatic activity than had ever before appeared. The opening production this season sent thrills and chills down the spines of the sparse audiences Top Row: Elaine Berry, George Bishop Second Row: Mary Ella Hopkins, Bruce Bryan at Pierce Hall, A Murder Has Been Arranged, ' by Emlyn Williams, was done under the able direc- tion of Floyd L Sparks, and starred such old-timers as Elaine Berry, Jack Salamanca, Hilda Schreiber, and James MeKeehnie. Newcomers were given their first chance in three one-act work-shop plays presented in December, These followed the regular Cue and Curtain plan of havinq work-shop productions entirely directed and acted by students. Through such a plan, many talented students are found who are able to con- tinue their work in future three-act productions. As it disrupted many things in our lives, the war also disrupted Cue and Curtain ' s routine. Our budding playwrights were too disturbed to concen- trate on the annual one-act play-writing contest, and as a result, the contest had to be canceled. Such contests should continue in the future, how- ever, for they are an important part of the organ- ization. With three major productions scheduled for the second semester, the organization settled down Im- mediately tor some grueling hours of work. The first result was a melodrama, The Octoroon, or Life in Louisiana, with a cast of some twenty characters, none of whom had ever worked with Cue and Cur- tain before — new life is given to the club. The final production of the year was The Land Is Bright ' by Edna Ferber and George Kaufman. This entertaining story of the robber barons and the newly-rich in polite society starred Elaine Berry, our perennial favorite, and a host of other popular faces around the campus. The antics of the Kin- caid family tryinq to keep up with the Joneses com- bined with an excellent cast made The Land Is Bright the most successful play that Cue and Cur- tain sponsored during the year. Climaxing the season of dramatic activity will be the annual May Banquet at which all of our would-be thespians gather and a chosen few will reap rewards for the best acting performances. S U B - E D I T O R I A L AND SENIOR STAFFS Firsl Row: Hamler, Michelson, Moore Second Row: Hers hey, Mann, Shanahan THE BOARD OF EDITORS MELVIN BERS ROY EASTIN C. JULES ROSE BRUCE BRYAN News Editor CHARLES DAUGHERTY Sports Editor SARAH JANE WILLIAMS Society Editor JOE STEPANOVICH Picture Editor BUSINESS STAFF AARON LAYNE, JR. , , . Advertising Manager MARTHA WOFFORD PETE NOSS DON FRAZIER BILL WARFIELD SUB-EDITORIAL AND SENIOR STAFFS DOLLIE HAMLER LOUISE MANN KATHRYN HERSHEY HARRY MICHELSON DAVID LYONS CATHERINE MOORE EILEEN SHANAHAN [ 142 ] (A verbatum account of a reporter ' s nightmare) WHO CAN WE run down in this issue? , , . Where is the Uni- versity catalogue? , . . Does a ten-point font have an eight-point base? , . . SUNDAY AFTERNOONS — Twenty reporters waiting to use the seven typewriters. . . , Quiet, I ' m trying to use the phone! , . QUIET I SAID! . . Why wasn ' t the Pee Wee Society given its notice in last week ' s Hatchet ? . . Who in the ' ell is boss a round here? r . . Where did Bars put that cut list? , . . Bryan ' s magnificent obsession Cathy Moore. . . . Kitty, spark-plug of the rag, debater of egos, . . . Cub reporters getting dead-end beats Why wasn ' t I given a ' By-line last week? . . , Did you hear that the administration plans to— . . . Who swiped all the copy paper? . . . REWRITE — REWRITE. , . , Anyone want a coke? , , , Brains, why don’t you get wise to yourself and try talking natural for a change? . . . Eastin and personnel, . . . Bers and puns. . . . What does that C stand for, Jules? . . Shanny and Murray. . , . Let me get my hands on the SKUNK who wrote that gossip column! . . Not that I care, but I think the Eye Etta Pi ' s have been getting too much publicity of late. , . . Say, sister, why didn ' t you check on the facts? , . . So there is going to be a meeting, eh? — where? when? why? ' , . This rag is going to the dogs, . . , Anyone want a ham on rye? . , . Say, who around here can fix a typewriter? . . . Say, why was that masterpiece I handed in not printed? . . . I ' ve got an idea, let’s have the Hatchet ' a daily! t , , Say, we got everything wrong In that Shu String story last week. Mr. Shu String threatens to sue! , . . If the Hatchet doesn’t print this we II ring their neck. „ . . THREE IN THE MORNING — -faces wan. nerves shattered. , . , WeTI put the rag to bed! . . , REWRITE— REWRITE— REWRITE. . . . MONDAY AFTER- NOON AT THE PLANT. , . , Writing heads that won’t tit. . , , Doesn ' t anyone around here appreciate me? , , . Here’s a copy of ' Esquire “isn H t she disgusting! . „ , Here ' s some good dirt — BUT you can ' t print it! Remember Hick Hiccup — worked for the Hatchet a few years ago — got drunk — m arrfed — a papa. . . , Is it worth the time we spend killing ourselves for nothing? . , . 2113 Club. . . . Egg nog at Christmas. . . Joe and his Sunday treat of brown bread. , . , The song that bursts forth at unscheduled intervals — what about next week? , . . Only four pages! ) ( . ? , . . We need some good looking women around here. . , , Terry, give me a cigarette. The staff at work??? BRUCE BRYAN News Editor CHARLES DAUGHERTY SARAH JANE WILLIAMS Sports Editor Society Editor JOE STEPANOVICH Picture Editor ARON LAYNE Advertising Manager [HJ] PHYLLIS DORTON Co-Editor LEE PAGE Business Manager MARGARET COPELAND Co-Editor zjfh BOARD OF EDITORS ANNA BEAN PATTIE MOO RE MARGARET COPELAND Co-Editor PHYLLIS DORTON . Co-Editor ANNA BEAN Organizations Editor PATTI MOORE . Photographic Editor CHARLOTTE PATTERSON Stenographic Editor MARJORIE WILKINS Senior Editor PAULA ZIRPEL Ad Editor LEE PAGE FRED KINGMAN WILLIAM STELL . KIMBER VOUGHT BUSINESS STAFF , , Business Manager ........... Circulation Manager Publicty Manager Advertising Manager JUNIOR STAFF CHARLOTTE PATTERSON Barbara Ames Mary Ring Jamas Bacon Frances Rucker Emily Bennett Louise Mann Betty Colburn Jim Gram Betty Endersbee John Britt Marjorie Gessford Louise Shaffer Barbara Hamlin Virginia Smith Neal Hendrickson Susy Lee Rubey Dona Greene Louise Spearman Norma Jean Lawrence Phyllis Sparks Carolyn Lyon Joe Stepanovich Raye Hudson Claudia Stuart Jean Orem Barbara Thurman Nancy Pond Elizabeth Webster = RSON MARJORIE WILKINS PAULA ZIRPEL [ 144 ] Stacks of papers scattered everywhere . . . Typewriters clacking . . . Crys of Where ' s my copy? . . . Pleas of Please get your pictures taken , . . Endless hours of writ- ing and rewriting ... It seems incredible that out of this noise and confusion has come at last, your copy and our copy of the 1942 Cherry Tree. As the final pages go to press and the last echo of the typewriter dies away, we breathe a sigh of relief. Hill No more sleepless nights . . . No more racking our brains for new ideas . . . No more begging for pictures. We ' ve done our damdest to bring you a record of this year at S. W. U. of which you ' ll be proud. It ' s true we plagiarized a bit here . . . Cut out a bit there . . . and added some things . . . But now that’s all finished and we present for your approval . . . The 1942 Cherry Tree. Just one thought lingers in a remote corner of our overworked brain ... do you like it? If you do . . . Pleeze buy it! Editors: Copie and Phyl. nmiLE inn To you we say, Thanks a Million. To the Press Bureau for the use of their phone, their office, and their pictures. And for their never-failing moral support. To Charley Wallace for his sports write-ups. To Bill Warner for watching the figures and keeping our finances straight. To Dick Stultz of the Standard Engraving Com- pany for his super cooperation and willingness to help us with any problems. Also those after- noon cokes. To Joe White for taking the best pictures in this book. To Muriel Chamberlain of the Benson Printing Company for making our layouts a hundred times and advising us when we needed it . . . which was often. To the Medical School for their wonderful co- operation and helpfulness . . . and most of all for their interest in our book and the undergradu- ate school. To the Hatchet for their loyal support and nice fat columns when we needed them. Also for the lend of their ace photographer, Joe. To the Student Council for backing us to the nth degree whenever we were in a jam. To the members of our staff (the ones who worked!) for working like dogs and doing their work faithfully without griping. THE PRESS BUREAU THE PUBLICATIONS OFFICE Sue Burnett, John R. Bu$ick H Charles E. Wallace. Dork Stokes, Bill Warner, Dorothy Jones. [ 146 ] A WAR MES ss� ® $25-0° S50.00 $ 100 .00 4500 . 0 ° . 000.00 ,n otOffl ' l QctC e $18.15 ■ ■£ ' SAVE WITH US. 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Phone RE, 9603 We Serve BREAKFAST � LUNCH DINNER Also Special Chicken Dinner Sunday Reasonable Prices YOUR NATIONAL HOST IN THE NATION ' S CAPITAL The Hotel Wash ington An Affiliated National Hotel ▼ FLOYD E. RUSH, Manager 15th and Pennsylvania Avenue Opposite U. S, Treasury A Good Cup of Coffee and the BEST SANDWICHES Money Can Buy Y. W. FOOD SHOP 17th and L Street, N. W. COMPLIMENTS OF THE SERVICE PHARMACY H00 1 4TH STREET District 7470 826 1 7TH STREET National 4667 THE CHASTLETON APARTMENTS North 2725 Engraving of Distinction We produce in our plant under the most economical conditions WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS MONOGRAMS AND CRESTS VISITING AND BUSINESS CARDS MENUS AND PROGRAMS INVITATIONS FO R EVERY OCCASION BUSINESS STATIONERY 1217 G Street N. W. THE UNIVERSITY PRINTER ♦ CORNELIUS PRINTING COMPANY The House That Printing Built Telephone: SHepherd 1916 — 1917 912 918 Burlington Avenue Silver Spring, Maryland C H A S . G . STOTT COMPANY 1 ncorpora+ed 1310 New York Avenue 1513 K STREET BRANCH STORES 822 I7TH STREET 804 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, N. E. SCHOOL SUPPLIES DESKS, LAMPS, CHAIRS FOUNTAIN PENS LOOSE LEAF ITEMS FOR CLASS ROOM PATRONIZE YOUR S T U DENT Basement, Building C” C L U B SANDWICHES • FOUNTAIN DRINKS • STUDENT SUPPLIES LOOKING FOR A GOOD PLACE TO EAT? SO TO THE... fCCD HCP 2 0th and G Streets, N. W. Open 7:00 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. More than a decade of service to Thousands of G. W. U. Students Where George Washington Men Meet and Dine FAMOUS for FOOD HOTEL OCCIDENTAL AND RESTAURANT SUS BUCHHOLZ SON, Proprietors Three-Room Suite with Bath, $5 up Telephone District 6467 SUCH FUN to shop in a store that ' s all fashion from the ground up- Here at Jelleffs, young peopte enjoy congregating in their own smart shops for Junior dresses, coats and sportswear; finding their accessories ' needs wet! provided for too, throughout the store. Just shopping for ideas, or seri- ously shopping with the girls . . , Jelleffs welcomes you at all times. THE NEWER JELLEFF ' S 1214-1220 F STREET G. W. U. STANDARD CLASS RINGS Wear the Emblem of Your Alma Mater These Beautiful Gold Rings Available with a selection of stones and m three sizes: Large— Medium— Small . . , ALSO , . . Fraternity Pins and Fraternity Jewelry Medals — Cups — and Trophies ON SALE AT BALFOUR’S STEPHEN O. FORD, Manager 1319 F Street, N. W. Telephone NA. 1045 204 International Building WASHINGTON, D. C. ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE HOT SHOPPES DELICIOUS SUMMER SPECIALTIES Served In Your Own Car Or In Our Dining Rooms THE Hot Shoppes ALL AROUND TOWN Garfinkel ' s extends a cordial invitation to the students of George Washington University to visit the Capital ' s most distinctive store Our Greenbrier Sports Shop, Debutante Shop and Men ' s Shops make a point of specializing in clothes for campus life, or for gayer moments . . . and you will like to take time out for lunch or tea in our Greenbrier Garden. • JULIUS GARFINCKEL CO. F STREET AT FOURTEENTH SOUTHERN ASBESTOS COMPANY Johns-Manville Asbestos Cork Insulation 85% Magnesia Covering L F r STR1ETER, Approved Contractor JOHNS-MANVILLE CORP, I 104 21st Street, N. W, Phone REpublic 00 1 5 COMPLIMENTS OF BEAUDET COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF THE HAMMETT COMPANY MASONRY CONTRACTORS G, W. U, Auditorium Artificial Marble, Scagliola, Artificial Travertine Stone, Artificial Stone for Interior Telephone National 7413 STANDARD ART MARBLE AND TILE COMPANY Incorporated Scagliola, Marble, Mosaic, Terrazio, Tile, Ceramic, Slate I I 7 D Street, Northwest Washington, D. C STANARD FLOORS, INC. SHOW ROOM 13th and Eye Streets. N, W. District 0488 Rubber Tile LINOLEUM Asphalt Tile jas. PARRECO SON EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS Bull Dozers for Hire • 12th and Brentwood Road N, E. HO. 5920 THE WASHINGTON WOODWORKING Incorporated COMPANY HIGH GRADE MILLWORK Cabinet Hardwoods • Lumber Special Millwork NAtional 5624—5625 912 Fourth Street, N. W. Washington, D, C. Compliments Chas. H. Tompkins Co. BUILDERS A. F. JORSS IRON WORKS Incorporated ORNAMENTAL IRON, BRONZE, AND ALUMINUM WORK 1220 24th Street, N, W. REpublic 1115-6 Washington, D, C, Telephone District 3190 Established 1887 BASSIN ' S BROOKE AND HARRY Incorpo rated 1921 H Street, NL W. Serving G. W. students with considerate, cour- teous, consecutive service for the past 1 1 years Premier Market and Grocery Wholesale- — Retail Exhilarating Beverages Delicious Sandwiches 719 20th Street, N, W. Washington, D. C. Made in haste to sut+ your taste BR0DIE AND COLBERT Incorporated CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! RALPH W. LEE COMPANY REALTORS Insurance of All Kinds 1508 L Street N. W. REpublic 4848 Washington, D. G, ▼ • Jewelry • Burglary Real Service in Real Estate • Living Expenses Fire • Cameras • Tourist • Sports Liability • Hold-up • Automobile Liability • Rent • Personal Property Floater Sales — Rents — Insurance— Loans — Investments Investment Property Management RALPH W. LEE RALPH W. LEE, JR. LOY H. BRODIE LEWIS F. COLBERT RICHARD E. GENTLE MAURICE W. GEENS 1931 K Street, N, W. Phone NAtional 8875 44th Year When you want to Buy, Sell, Trade, Loan on or Borrow on Real Estate or need the services of a Notary Public COMPLIMENTARY CONSULT JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD Realtor 723 20th Street, N. W. Phone District 5808 ROYAL BEAUTY SHOPPE Finger Wave — Marcel — ' Shampoo Facials — Manicure PERMANENT WAVING SCIENTIFIC SCALP AND SKIN TREATMENTS MISS HENDRICKSON Formerly with Harper Method 15th and H, N. W. Southern Bldg. (Suit© 535) ME+ropolitan 6222 Law Reporter Printing Lo. SIS FIFTH STREET . W. WASHI GTO . D.C. NAPI.fil 0828 ( ' AovtJZ SCHOOL SUPPLIES • OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT • PRINTING PAPERS MIMED — BONDS JACK MULLANE Tux — Full Dress ' — Cutaways — All Accessories FOR HIRE For Weddings, Private Parties, and Every Occasion Graduates ' Caps, Gowns, and Hoods Costumes of ell periods, dramatic, musical comedy, Min- strels, pageants, masquerade and private parties A full line of wigs, hair goods, malce-up for every character 714 Nth Street, N. W. MEtropolitan 9395 ‘For Your Amusement We are in Business ' ' QUICK EYE GLASS REPAIRS ROE WM. B. REX FULKERSON - KEELY- SHELEY EYE EXAMINATIONS 1342 F St., N. W. Washington, D. C. Phone NA 4557 HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED REGULARLY STANLEY ADAMS CO. PRINTING • ENGRAVING • PAPER CARBON PAPER AND RIBBONS • COMMERCIAL • FRATERNAL • PROFESSIONAL • LEGAL 50 Printed Announcements, $4.50 Engraved $7.95 806 Eye Street, N. W. RE 1939 BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS STUDENTS BOOK CO. 2107 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W, NAtional 7515 MOBECKER CIRCLE THEATRE AND COMPANY 21 OS Penna. Avenue, N. W. REpublic 0 1 84 A. J. MOBECKER Two Blocks from Campus IRVIN PRICKETT ❖ GENERAL ROOFING CONTRACTORS HOUSE OF COMFORT AND GOOD • WATERPROOFING PICTURES • DAMPPROOFING O • INSULATION ■ Continuous Showings Bargain Matinees DAILY at 1:00 P. M. WASHINGTON, D. C. Adults 22 Cents Children I 1 Cents 732 9th Street, Northeast Evening Prices Adults 85 Cents Children 17 Cents PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 913 West Venango Street 2105 Penna. Avenue, N. W. REpublic 0184 METAL FURRING AND LATHING W. P. AMOS IMITATION STONE 8 PAINTING AND KRAFFT-MURPHY CO. DECORATING PLASTERING CONTRACTORS 2539 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W. 1415 Eye Street. N. W. NAtional 1007 Telephone NOrth 4487 Washington, D. C. Telephone District 9090 THE BEST SERVICE FOR THE LEAST MONEY CAPITOL TOWEL SERVICE COMPANY Sterilized Towels and Table Linen Office and Plant R. E. VINCENT 1 1 1 l-H 7 20 h St., N. W, Washington, D, C. THE E. B. ADAMS CO. China, Silverware Utensils and Glassware For Hotels, Restaurants, etc. 641-645 NEW YORK AVENUE, N. W. Phone District 8717 Washington, D. C. QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS THOMPSON ' S DAIRY Decatur 1400 BRIGGS FRANKFURTERS So Tender and Delicious Sold Exclusively at Griffith Stadium Phone District 6223 L S. BRIGGS r Inc, Washington, D. C, R. W. CLAXTON, INC. Established 1 88 I WHOLESALE • RETAIL SEA FOOD 406 12th Street, S. W. NAtional 0574 C. ENGEL ' S SONS Incorpo rated Established 1850 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES District 0995 522 12th Street, S. W, Washington, D. C. I- — I! } - 1 - SI 1 1 u 1333 F Street, N. W. ! ! ! I 1 i ! i i OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE CHERRY TREE ▼ We have a permanent file of the negatives for duplicate orders While you are about it, get a GOOD picture 4 ' (ft •f THIS BOOK D E S I G 11 E D A n D P R I n T E D 8 p b i n t i n c c o m p a n y ☆ n a $ h v i l l e Eft oAutographs oAntographs 4 4