Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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SECOND ROW: Professor Williams, Haberkomp, Amstutz, Lutterbein. FIRST ROW: Bonnell, Eddy, Carpen- ter, Musser. IHIPPH DELHI PI OFFICERS Carpenter, President Schwytzer, Vice President Amstutz, Secretary l-laberlfamp, Treasurer Kappa Delta Pi is a national organization composed of one hundred twenty-six chapters, located in colleges and univer- sities all over the United States. Heidel- berg College is the home of Alpha Psi chapter. Because of the high standards and purpose of the society, students feel it a worthwhile honor to become mem- bers. Only those junior and senior stud- ents in education who have attained a B average as a minimum requirement, may be elected to the local chapter. With the cooperation of the Education Club, meetings were held in the chapel where various speakers at special educa- tional interest talked to the students. One crisp fall evening, a steak fry was held, with Professor Williams acting as chef. According to custom, new members were elected in March, and on the four- teenth of that month, sixteen new mem- bers made their vows at the ceremony of initiation, celebrated by a formal ban- quet at Knestrict's Tea Room. The Alumni Banquet, held in June, closed the current year for KAII.

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3 Sometime during October, those members of the senior class who had proved them- selves outstanding scholastically during their first three years, were officially recognized and honored when they re- ceived engraved invitations to a banquet at the Shawhan Hotel. lt was there that the new student members of the society, the two women and five men pictured above, were initiated by the faculty members. These students represented all departments of the college. Professor Kenneth Barnes was elected president, while lrene Carpenter was chosen to ful- fill the duties of the secretary. The society undertakes no specific oc- tivities. At the one meeting which was held, post-graduate study was discussed. The important function of the group, however, is that of giving honor to those students who have earned its lt likewise provides an example of high scholastic achievement to the student body as a whole. OFFICERS Professor Barnes, President Carpenter, Secretary SEIIIOR HONOR SOEIETV SECOND ROWS Kime, Beck, Sullivan FIRST ROW: Professor Barnes, Hil fiker, Carpenter, Bateson, Hall. we-it ' .f,..,i

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-98- - The Science Club organized on October 8 for its third official year. Members of the program committee chose speakers for the monthly meetings. The committee succeeded in obtaining fine lecturers for the year. Each month a different phase of science was presented by such speak- ers as Dr. Stinchcomb, Dr. Wilson, Dr. Van Fleet, and Miss Kalbfleisch. Inter- spersed with the research of our own professors were two lectures by men from outside fields. Dr, Langlois of the Ohio State Experimental Station at Sandusky spoke on the economic value of Ohio fisheries. In April the committee obtained Mr. Crockett of the Jones-Laughlin Steel Corporation to lecture on methods of the steel industry. To close the year the club made a field trip to the Ohio Power Company's gener- ating plant at Philo. -lil 'DS' SECOND ROW: Stinchcomb, Bowdler, Brown, Troup, Dr, Van Fleet, FIRST ROW: Lutterbein, Hall, Reed, Ladrach, Shorrock, Tripp. SCIENCE ClUB OFFICERS Bowdler, President Weiker, Vice President Reed, Secretary Kramer, Treasurer