Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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Marilyn lllillgflllllll Cleveland f l 1 .er nlf'5 ll I 'Y illllll 1 el Brawl il' l zlllll lullll Bllgosh miln'flHl l lorefl Bullal Enflld .1 llnllafll 'Illll Ill ll nnnr Ca gelnietlaflll N Nolan CHFSOI llllvyfus lalnes Cal Tilnn lln Clark lem lrnesl Cl3l1Sll New Pliiladell lnyce Clean Fl. Wayne llary Cn glliquipp liffllllflll Davis l.lfveland lfllle Dell lilln llfnninic l lniclifl lean D Akron l lU' Duncan llexanrlria, l lllll, Euh 'nni,, be ' . llnlam Ilayton 4 hm K- av 1 pf.-...V-1. ly, ll.: ma-- II-hp. lxrox' A L, 1 g . 4 'A Inj U. If Qffgfl fig-Jr 5 x w?:.f--,H TX X4 -1 'LQ If x NL, 'ffm-f Kilt' Mvx IL-nn ,zur-oi' 1 x'1l ' 1 v I A Nl,-. KJKA- 1 Q. kwzwfif, ln, ly1,: A 4 ..r- 3 ,Hin ll, Lf:- h.,,,.-. if: ju. Kl- I9 4. I 1 KI1l5- iyvzr wa Hag, f :g Iifylfz ws.. haw- ,. ll. - 1 is 3 O A 1 M i We-f'1 as fu? Sib- is 5 9, 1-.NK 'fl qui' , 1 'T' C' 1 'tr 1 PQ. 5 'sf f-- ,ep- Ll Q, C.. Q W L4 X' V' 'E ig, 17 i -Q F Ii E .' II Nl H1 1 u f 2 to 5154... 3 'T , S . s 9, 2 ?T ! uv v , ! 1 la ' l 1 o n A W. -1 .1 'T eg... sd 13 Q san-3 -5 Q'- N 2 A ' K t C' A 4 a 4 I ., ei 1 W u . ..- H 3 1 1 n 'Q 1 A i i 4 1 i 46 FRE Donald Fanser llneyrus Paul Frankenfeld Buffalo Geraldine Franlz Lisbon Findley Frilz Fremont Charles Gvillllllllll' Cllillieollle 'l'ed Garland llaverhill, Nlass. David lxifjllllilflll Plliladelpllia, Pa. Adrian Good 'l'iflin Donald llaller New Philadelphia Robyn llalnillon Cleveland Jllllll llepperl llarlmerlon George llevlmrn Cuyahoga Falls 1.. , liuelid llehb Jones Lakewood Don Karas Dayton Nah-anko Katasc San Francisco, Cal l Philip Keellele l Ulinsled Falls li.oiz-a Kelley Cleveland 1 Lois Kissler Louisville, Ky. l lleen lleyne l M k,,.nz nwvi' luv' 5 Until' ungh Q-als law .Mgg-K xtvv! 'ufflllnl' limi ln laivln. N 5 W1 lHli!ll'-bv 31 141:51 .iw ' ut lvv la' fkiil-an I u Sf 'lv' nb!!-ax W Univ Gunn!-w a H ulsb una 'JLH9' Nl an 1 f v rulhwlxg .Qlluigv xl.l ,av I5-l.m,aN. I wi x.rC Q g ,f gy, he .Aa 'M s'1f,gf , ,lil 'fatty 15110: x',-ILL, Baum., utils 1.0, X' affix-men. X .95 WU' Shaw lag 'viva N. . TL A NL. ,dm Xl.,,, lint: 2 n 1 . i s 1. v 1 lv 1 'I 3 S o 2 'r Q ! Q 1. I l 54 i U . O A J 1' 5 S wi Q -4 N 0 I a I A l 3 1 .Nl A 4 I I 1 1 v 4 4? ' T f Q44 3 Sn S- Q13 7 'T if' iv' i Q4 CLASS OF 1 946 llolcn Nlorrison New Lebanon Nluylliornc Morrisgn Roclicslcr, Y, XOFIIILI Nl nrpliv Louisville, Ky.. Don Myers Clylle l lorvnl'v Nllllliljlfl Sun l runcisco. Cul, llvlen Pvllifonl Ulicrlin Paul Pliciffvr Sandusky lidilli Pills Rochester, Y lwnore- Pyle New Castle, Pu. Cv:-alia licifcrl New Berlin l.co llcnclc 'l'illin .lannvs licnscli Gulion Glenn llcllig I lolgulc llclcn llozalrck Gurliclcl llcighls Lois llliouslcz-s IC vcrc l l Olivia lioelgcrs l'lu:-sl Liverpool liolnerl llolfffe Clcvclaml FW' George lloser lim-licslcr, N. Y. l lorcnr:c Slllllllllil' fflcveluml 31-U Q' N Q 1 nw' 'li v Nw-. LM' ' Qjinn'-1' 4 -.s lu'-1' XS., 'I or' ia ix! ?'Q11::1 , I. if-wif' Hmfv' 1 lx Jan 5' ,.,3f, s X rw X 1 ' QQ A' ugi 3 T751 K.-knew. ' s 'Z x!t'l3 Ktvv ' R o 'u: f-- H Xl.,-x s X r' 4 3 ill. 519, ,JA I 'fir !045U1 Ili L: r-l'Ol 'n I ' HM wi IA' ya. '- Hufgfn 's 'Q iw- l- ., 'Jr-:Q-,,f 'Z-lf'!'.rvl I. ,A '-uvemx ii, ,. H'Vf' I Y. 1 Huh. .- Va.-A, ,. 1 I :fr-sr L Q x- N 1' 3 fi l :naw uf Nun. ui N' I' Ii IQ .' ' 7 .Al INIlf 4 7-5. S 'A 1 'Q '4 , f Y CL nr' '? 41 if CLA fr' 'K if SS 0F Nluriel Wvallace Harberlon Rosemary warner Dayton Jean NVQ-avcr Mineral City Justus Yvvlnbvr Blnfflon, Incl. llvlcn NYOi4lClllili0l' BIIUYFIIS Robert xw'70ill0IllllilYCl' Philadelphia ' Nlary Wqcillig Tiffin Hivharcl Wvvllvr Tiffin lfrnily Wvcslcrkannn N orwooal Robert W'l1ilIicl1l Altoona, Pa. Mary Ellen xvidillillll l'niver:-wily Hcigllls Marie Williams Tabor City, N. ff. ..x Ani Ruth Wfillson Della Pal Nvilson liovhcslcr, N. Y. lfarl W'ynn Sugarf-rock ,lean Young, flanlon , D Herman Younl Akron Lowell Zl5f'llil?l Sugarcrrcck , ' xvilliillll Zciglcr V nav lircwslcr iv. .. . I YIIJI XIOFIIII ,g f , ' San I' ranmsrvo, full- : 1::?',- f-.' V 1 --i5 '.'-eJ'f ' 1946 BL' NN x N 1 U X f lw If' CUZ! ll llllf ' t'mx !f 'x + 1.5'mf '44 W N X Wk ,f ,, QQ 'f fix Xl 1 ST-'I Ld x 9 f ' MX X' D e X I I thug J C 4 5 s i 3 2 5 an .- .. 5 . I I 9 n 4 u x 4 f' I y 4 52 intl inlroilna-lion t ' i nione-x lor lhix was trnlx ' ,ww , P l'.iI'.uf Hull? lllluztel. llvhlll. hh 'im , v 6 ll Xrnultl, lxm-nlz, l'ln-illvr SlH'1'll 4'l' lllavklmrn' Sl'!'0lH1le0H' Graeler Ste l Q , Q l 3 ' , p ICIISOII, lh-t-In-r, I'.il 4'f. XX agua-r. Ilia-r. lirahani. Young. We-ilu-r. Zavlnnaiiiz Tliirrl Row: lrnhof, llnmm, Qartlitlge, Hower, lt,,,,l,,,:,,,, l-l4,l,.-,-L,u,.,p, Il.,fTm4m, l,ammn, Gans:-lion: l o1u'th Row: Stinehvomh, lxicwel. Porter,Ptevens, Garland, l.ax-lim-lt, hr.-ilu-r: l ifIlz lt'nu'.' lxrannnm. l'oa-llc-r. Winter, Alden, Voehn, Baker. Mclntireg Strlh Row: Steele, f'la unlwrl'nin lloya-r lou Vu all ll l 'I . . . , . , 4 '. . ..- . arnarf 1 .5'l'1'lIIlI llmr: Nle-Qnate. Nlt:f.or1l, Vogellnan, lloclx, lrlpp. H 3' CARI ET ililllz I-Alu:-Li'1iu'ic at Camp Pitt.-nge-r had Pl'ill't't'lf mol.-ll oll' lit'Ulll llll' illlllllill YXXCX 4-alvim-I rt-tra-al when it was ahlaze- 'Again lor lr:-flmian vamp 'lille gi . ' '1't'll lNPNS anal th:-ir big hrotln-r- spa-nl a clay and a night out Ilia-rv. 'l'lu- lin-sliiiiml girls liolloywal pi-I a le-u :law later lor an ililern 4 -' oon pivnie- o the-ir l'r4-slnnan flom- Illla-IHII. 5 1 ' ' Hitt-r ilu- trgulitional liorinal rw-4-plion anal lirv hnrin xuflt unix th. li- pmlul than I'l'5. ' , D ' 'Q' llIllIllt'N and l'l'N1llIl'l't'F lor -1-yvral nt-is furo- pat Nlot itllpntlltll ssl th. ollerinf' ol i ..-. F .. . . .S ' i vlnolar-lnp lor the- nw ul- 1 l'lll'llll e Xin . , t 4 's '- Fl'- urin Ntnfle-nt from tn lot itione . . 4 '- -4 'lllllfl.l'iilFlllll:j 1oupe't'aliu' lllt' -ffl i,..ai..i n... .i..- ' F ' 4- and tht- hoyh varriml out th. ll'llllll - 5 -. 1, lo-ul'-F to Xrnlstrong lit-lil to st-ll hot dog sandwiches at l'oothall gamea. Y Skating Parties were new this year, as were the Y ollir-e and the Geneva movieS in volor. 'l'o nn-et the interests of all the members, N nuinlwr and variety. Students spoke and lonalay 4-ve-ning programs were increased in wang in we-4-kly ve-spers and chapel programs as always. The -1 fnnmunity house grew to inf-lunlv a Sunday School class and a Girl S4-ont troop as well as the classes and activ- ities he-gun last ya-ar. The Y's cooperated with projw-ts as The World Student Service Fund elriw- and the spring vocational conference. ln thc- spring. a campfire again drew t0- t 14-r the old 1-abinets as they met with the new eahinets to give advice. ge l Y. W. 11 X. ' W Q it it r mp Xrmnti e. Finger, lloekel. Rankin, Yoelm, Poelter. 1D SI llltl-ISI-IN'l'lNtL the student governing hotly, the Stuelent Council. Despite greatly eurtailefl stuclent activities. the Council was especially husy this year. ln keeping with its aim t0 foster an active social program on campus, to initiate programs for student welfare anfl college improvement. the Council accom- plisheal two major ohjeetives: first, a revisell constitution. printefl in pamphlet form, with a complete new system of sturlent elections, seeonel. a resolution allowing friends of Stu- tlents anal alumni to atteml college social functions upon registration with the Dean ol' XX omen. ln arlflition. the Council sponsored the sale ol' Defense Stamps every week. .1-.--, , Coons, Omwake, Johnston, Bodor, Imhof, Wilkoff, Juergens, Newland. ALPHA P I0 EG OUTSTANDING thespians of Heidelberg are found in the Zeta Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega. Membership to this national honorary dramatic society can be secured by mvlt3tl0l1 only. To be eligible candidates lllllSt have appeared in two of the large pro- ductlmlsv C31'I'yir1g a lead in one, and a major SuPP01'tiI1g role in another. In addition they ll1llSt have appeared in numerous smaller Pmtluctions and shown through their efforts, their. dramatic skill and technical ability. fir::l?gllIi0I1 and installation were held the Robert eIster. New members this season were Newland Uiffgi-DIES, bilhan Bodor and Paul Otani melnb arod lpssig was made an hon- . er on his return to the campus. The excellent performance of the American Way cast will long be remembered as a patriotic lrihulo to this war. 2 I Wm 'Ml N11-niln-rs and their Ljllvrls enjoyeal a full course Q damn-r at Ihr- Slinualian llolel. after formal llll a lion. llil- Tmc Il1s1nEI,B15m: CHAPTER of Pi Kappa Delta centered its efforts this year 011 round table discussions. The members of this Ila- tional forensic society traveled to surrounding cities to stimulate discussions on post-war reconstruction problems in the civic organiza- lions. In February the annual .formal banquet was held. With impressive ritual, Professor Hopkins helped the three old members initiate the six men and women who had excelled in the field of public speech. The Great Lakes Provincial convention was held early in April on our campus. The local members were kept busy competing in extemp. oratory, and debate contests and playing host to representatives .from cam- puses all over Ohio and Nlichigan. PI K PPA DELTA IT. Yu ull l'r' L '. . hi, - . in lhahh r. lima. f,ha:nherhan. Baker, Fleming. THE ALPHA Psi CHAPTER of the Kappa Delta Pi, honorary education society, celebrated its Hfteenth year of organization. The purpose of this society is to promote high scholarship and professional advancement in education. The officers of the chapter for l942-l943 were: president, Elaine Canschowg vice- president, Opal Dreherg secretary, lilvelyn Iiogersg recorder, Mabel Youngg treasurer, Nlarjorie Butcherg and counselor, Dr. li. I. F. Williams. Un March sixth, seven new members were initiated into Kappa Delta Pi at a formal hanquet held at the Colonial Tea Room. Kappa Delta Pi collaborated with the liiluf-ation Club to sponsor the Conference lu-lil March thirteenth which brought three speakers to the campus. inil KAPPA DELTA Pl eneophytes lake the Kappa Ui-lla Pi mill: nf lilllfbll, umler Huy Vifalglier anal Xlurjury flier ' I Dreher, Young, Nlohr, lmhof. Rogers. Cansclmw. lluli'h'r, 4 Xhiugnc-r. PQ I L 15 in QL. E ,N Q., P1 Snyder NlcQuate xlCci0l'fl Nlohr V, Wagner Young E IOR H0 tlll OCIETY SENIOR IIUNURARY Iftll Nlllill Nl' lllCllll+Il,lll-IIHL fIUl,l,ElllC IN N32 XI.l, tIXNilllJX'l'I'lS IlXXlf X XIINIXII Nl PUIYI' XX lfllttili UI 2. IfI.l-It1'I'IHNS Nl Xllli Ili l XtIl I.'I'Ni XlliNllil'1lih HI St it Il lf'l'Y 'lllll-L .k'l'Nl0Sl'llliRl'I of the annual Senior llonor Soeiety llanquet hi-lil at the llome lie llouse last Ut-toher was neither terribly scholarly nor eu-lusively intelleetual, even though the lllt'llllIt'l'S were all sturlents with at least 2-'tl averages. 'l'ogether for the first time, IllC m-ophytes were initiatecl, then listened to sa-ve-ral interesting speeelles, and eleeterl llr. l,e-nike as president anal Mable Young Us svvrvtarj. Xltliough the Society sponsors no activities 'luring the year. to be a member is a very high honors the recognition of outstanding sm-holarship during four years of college. Ofllj' seniors are self-1-tecl for this group. Young Gier Carpenter Ganschow Wagner E IOR LAUREATE '33:'g1Z:i0:'RIIj.SHMEN GIRLS last September, when its m alllreate was a frlend ln need, campus Orgfsszfgi toldl the freshman what .Newspaper Parts? ihire Iwere. Later at a friend in deed uh aureate was a Ncensoredv th - lrom t e omlnous word mental ' ere eaked .tall tales of sklts, Shams, and clever IIIICFVICWVS. rejlxwigciighe Laureate sponsored oa book given to a so imoney for a scholarshlp to be P Omore glrl. Soggofigiespiilg, at the Lantern Drill, the members chase Was announced and the new I1-members who would carry 011 the . . Sd I Laureate tradltlon of service and 10 aI'Sl1lp, SENIOR LAUREATE FOUNDED AT HEIDELBERG COLLEGE IN 1932 ELECTIONS ARE BASED ON SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE PURPOSE IS TO PROMOTE AND COORDINATE ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN B 4. ' 1 ' I i' ri , Q4 Nyniatttxlti. l.:tlinian. Ilork anal llusint-ss Nlanagvr Lahman Ilaki-r pntting ont lln' lxil locking tht- Aurora ofhvc KILIKILIK lx rrs I-'ott't'y-xtvrit yi-:aut nl' pnlilit-ation. lllt' llt ltlt llit r -' - -gg Colle-gi' lxilikililt was varrit-tl on last yt-ar liy liliarlt-s tlilttu-ld lialwr anal In, awistant anal right hantl man llill tylortl l.ahman. Cilnivly anal Xlorl ywrt- a fatniliz ,ight hoth on tht- train going oyt-I' to thi- printi-rs in llloomyillt-. anal aronntl tht- vain- pn-. The-y hail at liavnlly for inlty fat-vs anal hot nt-yy-. Fit lihroughont tht- yt-an' lln-sv lyso laals put out lln- pants- lngli ilttaltty lxtltlttltlx lo yylm-li nl:-nt l'i'itu'vN han- ln-i-n an-t'tt+tottn-tl ll 1 1 . yi-arf. lht-n. too. mln- yt-an' lln- how hail an .nlilt-tl tttw-nttyv lor lllllllll ont at line- pill!!! 5 , in that :ill gtlnntni who yu-rv in thi- st'l'yit'e' t'vtw-iyt-al it 4-opy Iirw- through tlit- alntnni tvllitw-. Xt tlni-1-n-I ol' thi- nun' tlu-rv yyaf -otnv ilif v vnx-ton alionl at no-yy lxtl l.liat'ti-r lor ln-lla-r lat-nlty nt D a tl fttnlt-nt t'tnipt'l'ttlitnIl. Patil llorly yyaf N-It-vt---I at-1-iltlor lot' H-ll ystth lxalhlt-4-it Nl. 'rry man a- lntfint--s manage-r. AURORA -Kuitott.-t linrrott RUTH lluytyt still has vlnest- nnt hair. hut tht- worrivs of publishing a yt-arhook during wartime- wt-ro snllivit-nt I0 gray tht- ht-atl of most pvoplv. This t'ovt'r you hold isn't lt-atht-r, il isnit cvt-n imitation It-atht-r wartimert-gnlations. This yt-arhook is thinnvr hy' lt-n-pt-rt't-nl than last yt-ark wartime- rt-gnlalions. 'liht-rt' art-nit as many pit-ture-s in il vithvr. Wartime rt-gnlalions on printing sttpplivs atlvant't'tl lhvir vosl. 'I'o t-omplit-atv matte-rs. tht: personal rvprc- si-ntaliyv of tht- t'llgI'21Vt'l' quit, leaving tht' fluff to holtl all tha- vngraving t-onfert'm't'S lay mail. lint rt-gartllt-ss, it's a good yvarbook. Anti thanks shonltl go to linsint-Ss Nlanagcr Nlorl l.ahman. Sports lftlitor Dirk Winlvr. his assistant john Spa-zzafvrro, to Alice: Miller, anti to many olhvrs who hclpctl put the 1944 Xnrora ont. :ik ff--5 Q7 I , l Y E 4- c x 1 1 v 9 gf. T- 3 T' I -. N, Y . Q., 4, s. sf :hesb ing H nt I0 Cover tadon TC6Ut fherv rlhuv aucvd -gpl't J' flll' n 611065 fXHd MOV' 7 his HHBP 1944 Firsl Row: Sherlzcr Graham, LZIIIIIIZIIQ Seconrl Row: XVislcr, Nlain, Synlanski. ,-Klxsale-r. :L Nlillvr, Springs-r: Third Row: Leonard, Porter, lxoslyu, Seibel, Turnley, Bock, Brown, Wynn, Wm-klvy, Hunk. TUDE T P BLIC T10 First Row: Oldfalher, Deutsch, Sylllillltiki, Habcrkanxp. Vivingcr, A. Nlillvr, Hawk: Sw-mul Rmr: Se-ilu-I. llurlse-I, Kivwil, Winter. x 'V- '77 '3' 67 K qv ,gf HI TORY CL B 'l'lll-3 l'AlllF'l' NH-1l'l'lAIN4L nl' llu- llislory fllulr usually iuvilvcl to allvml ilu' lll60llIlgS and 1-Iwi.-fl llu- llnlluxslllgj aa- its ulliw-rs lor flu- lo lulw wart in ilu- slumlvul discussions that war: lsr:--ialn-ul, Iqflmuwl ll:-glam: Nl1'l'-Ill'1'i- follow. 'l'lu- lllt'l'llllgS of ilu' group arv llvlfl iala-ul. ,lzu-lx Sprmull-ury: fn-4-rl-tary. Nlznriuu UllI'1'll monlll. 5f 'f 'fki1 'f'f '- ll l 'l ll ll' mul lllml This se-asou lmolll slualvnls and oulsille llre-lu-r. l'l'ol'1-f-ol' Xlurliu Wullwr Slllllll is Slwillww wok pam in the programs. ljr. ll 'l'5 5 ll'N ' ,luuvs spoke- ou Pvt:-r Waldo and llu- Wal- 'l'lu- IIIIFIIHNQ' ul' ilu- 4-lull iw lu lurtlu-r llu- lla-usiuu IIIUYUIIIUIIIN., and Dr. liI'2llllL'I' on flufly nl' lu-tory llumuggln lliq-ussiou zuul mlllw lla-liuu c:0Illll'llt'l'2lI'f'M. 'Flll'l'0 worm- out. rvllurl- Hl41'lll'l'l'lll vw-ul, uufl oulsilla- vurios- sluucliug vllapvl spvalwrs who also contrib- iliw Hl1lllNlHl'll'lll iute-rm-fl. X lac-ully gum-sl is ulwl. KJ ,.r x lu ' 4' , ' . ,' ' l.luxl-1lvl:l.llllulTslxlllil1lfl,lrll:l,l,l,l:.:: Illia:-klinxrll. llmlior. XX alum-r, Gill?ong SIfl'0Ilfl1f0ll7f Drcher, Symanskl, lg,,,,.. lgu,,.lH,r-' 'Bmw' IH'-'Ihr llurlqd gl. um. ' ly. ll.-XX uit. lin-lluuu-r, Weis, Rcllig, lJiSanlo, Gous-shagFour'll1 . . . me uxuu. zfllz lfuxr: l oe-Ile-r. bprcacllnury, llcglaw, Booth, Arnold, Egbert. S and l 5 that 5 held utside '- Dr. 5 Wal, CI' 011 C Olli- mtrib. t First Rota: Rogers, Iflenk, Stiger, Schmid, Hower, Wisler, lworrison, A. Miller, llununz Second Role: Gousha. Shoe- niaker, lxibler, Carthdge, Blackburn, Gansehow, Massa, Uginog Tl1irrlR0w: Cellini, Pheiffer, Burkett, llreher. Coons, Wagner, Fleet, Bodor, Haberkampg Fourth Row: Butcher, Yerby, Carpenter, Cier, Seibel. Lowe. lihoacl, lmhofg Fifth Row: Heglaw, Booth, Spreadbury, Arnold, Brethauer, Vlfeis, Stevenson, Nvolfe. e 'llllli EDUCATION CLUB this year with a mem- To climax the activities ol' the eluh. the llership of sixty-five elected as their officers annual Educational Conference was held Mabel Young, president, Louis Cellini, vice- March 13th. The theme The Outlook for president and Eunice YVeis as secretary- Youth was carried out throughout the whole t lfl'3Slll'0I'- conference with Dr. I. l,. Kamlel, inemher of M I H p , the staff of Teachers College, Columbia Uni- Quixiclul lil me,i,u?i10f the Clulfha Secrei versitv, NI. M. Ulander, personnel director -' f ema - 1 , ' . . . . I-Q . n rom 06,0 gave an I usuatu ol the Owens-Illinois Class Co. and Judge 1 lbcussmn on Counterfeit monev' P l YY Alexander of tht Donn stir Ra lations - au . - H 2 '- ' ' - Mr. W. WV. Martin, principal of Columbian and Juvenile Court as speakers. The loeal Q lllgll SCl100l, Spoke on vocational training in chapter of Kappa Delta P1 and the beneea relation to education at another meeting of Teachers Institute also cooperated with the . the club, club. auslils W' E D U TI 0 L B 11 I' Esbff r I -f Q . Sinn f i 5 H0lVlE Eco omlcs CLUB o f Hrs! Rmv: ll. Wilson, Stigcr, Kibler, Hower, Wisler, A. Miller, Richards, Von Gunten, Ottg Second Row: Gran, Slnoi-maker, llurtlitlge, Coons, Ganschow, Haulman, Deutsch, Deatsg Third Row: Fager, Omwake, Oldfather, Blain, fhinnplu-ll, Atwater, Wcikcr, Blythg Fourth Row: Imhof, Weis, Chapman, Butcher, ier, Seibel, DeWitt, Muller, HUICI' xxx 4.4 5--gl i THE TRADITIONAL TEA at Miss Elizabvll' Boehr's house started the new year out ' I Qlane Louise Grau as president, Maflofni Kibler as vice-president, and Naomi Leclllb LIS SCCI'6tHI'y-tI'CZ:lSl1I'6I'. wi th On Dad's Day, H Touchdown Tea l10I10flng the Student Princes and the E was held in the Home Ee. House. lmhurst team This year the Child Care class 0bSCfl'C'l . - their and took care of twenty-slx children H5 ses the Red teen Courses Wfffe project. In the Nutrition Clas Cross Nutrition and Can Uma . e studied. A new class of clothes 1'6ff10f ' was formed. . . - tl With the money Which was Orlgmali? for the annual style show, The club ec to buy a war bond. IGADMAQE . . , , 4 1 l l ii l ' v: Grau, r, Main, . Miller, lizabtlll ,ut willl ylarjorie Zecllltl 10Il0flng 'st Team Jbseflwfl as lllelr the Red ses Wi modeling allV used dedded Hirst Row: Boyer, DuBois, Shanower, Hoffman, Symanski, McKay, Clark, Second Row: Kissler, Wilkoff, Juergens, Newland, Boice, Hopkins, Third Row: Youn , Bodor, Coons, Omwake, Young, lliehler, Frank, Lacina, llower, I',ourth Row: Ganschow, Graeter, Imhof, D. Wilson, Stevenson, Sliger, Reiferl, M. Morrison: FUN: Row: Layshock, lxreltzer, Alden, Baker, Allman, Wynn, McCrewvg Sixth Row: Schwitzgable., Dell, Haddad, Brelhauer, lleinlz, Izzo. THUNDER ROCK , first dramatic performance of this season, was dedicated to the members of the Wig and Masque leaving for the armed services. It was heartily accepted by a capa- City audience. The American Wayf , a pa- triotic epic, with a cast of two hundred, was produced in collaboration with Columbian liliflll School and the Junior High. The lead- mg F0168 were portrayed by Beth Johnston and Ralph Boyer. The work and efforts of the members and Professor Hopkins was d9f'I1l5' appreciated by all who saw il. Al Easter the St. Claudia cast made several sery successful trips. u The club offers experience in acting, writ- in , 3, b3Clx stage work, the art of make-up. and lll all lines of general play production. -F .,, in-.n 2 li s 1, 1 n 1 4 9 u a 2, Z 1 - I 1 3 D I. 4 'I V u 4 1 0 1 t Q 1 8' f' 9 1 F i a 1 4 I J -1 1 1 4 I A 3 4 . f 1 l n 1 I 4 4 ill AT THE OPENING MEETING of the Classics 7 Club this year at Doctor Kramer s home the traditional Roman Banquet was held. All the members attired in togas provided the correct ancient atmosphere to enjoy 3 true Roman meal. Initiation of new members- also in the Roman style-followed. The purpose of the club is to give classic students a conception of Greek and Roman customs and civilization. Officers this Year were: president, Ruth Hummg vice-president, Eileen Rhoadg secretary-treasurer, Marilvn Howerg Dr. Kramer, advisor. I SSIC CLUB Wglllig First Rczr: Xl. Nl 'S WZ- Q 7. .' N , D Tizirfl Iimv: Nvuiiihriirilnllcliiiiiziexllllfyljlsnbbllf'link, Rhoadg Second Row: Grossman. Dell. Hower. Schwitzgablea Humm 5 9 - ralner, , V- 7, . .. -9 .XA r. ,o'-4, u' V, ' H Q- -W., Y - . ,, , AY--A -p-vls,f- .- V -A ' , v - . . . . Ss' 4- . .. . ICS Lan m' Nlxm' SIIUIQNIAI-xii!! rm-mb:-rs ul I-.I Bthe fjirculu lfspanolu slarlf-fl llu- yf-ar off with za l All 1-hilv suppvr at thf- lloma- lfr' llousc-. Ulln-r lthe Uflif-1-rs we-rv: Vlf'1'-pl'1'Sl4l1'lll. Paul X1'XSlilllll1 true ll'l'2lSlll'1'l'. llarry ,-Xulrlv: S1'l'I'1'lZll'f. Xrlfla ,lam- ersx NM-ilu-r: and rf-porn-r. .lam-l flamplwll. Hl 0I'N'2iF4lN is lllvir mollo. 'l'lw purpusv is lasslc lu e-njoy l'1-llmvsllip. lc-urn about Spanish- Oman Spe-uking pvoplv. vuslmns. anrl history . Year , . .. . idents Xl llll'.f,llI'ISl.lllZlS Pairly. gulls wc-rv lmlclvn arilm in an Xlvxwan plnala. l'c-lwruary 6ll1 ml-mln-rs 1-njma-el 21 lranqlwl al lllv Sllawlnan. Spanish se-rapvs :xml plan' varfls wvrv 1l1'l'Ul'2lll0llS. Xliss l,SU'l'll0lIIl. aulvism-. 4'mnlm'lwl a lolla-rx . PAIHCLB -f -- - I nmna I. lvpas. Laxrlllmlgm-. Unmulxv. 5llUt'lll.ll'xl'l': mln-r. lfuln-un. l.'.unplll ll. Kring . H I' HIM r N'FIl0ll1ull. lllvlll. l ram'is. llvvk. Zilfllllilll. lxm-lll. lxummul. Nlrfxhmle-. ll. X. Xllllf-r. Fu.ull -I 'l ' ' ' lyuhu. I I I I XX Ill um nw r Ill' f ' ' - lvilllz. Slvilwclwr, Unusiv. Nvslor. ffurson. l'xc'r'lll1'1 lqlffll R '-' lU - ll4'fl r'l' I'lrkI ' V V J' 1 ' ull ' Lrci I 910, I-Il g lion. .1rslRm4': H155 11519,-lH,l,,l. ul ml. lm-I-U. 5- I Whurlim Harp'-I, Nl. 5XIllilll-lkl. l'FSllllx. lluluun. N Hill l '- l lrr , , n l , , ,. . FISOII. F QV ' 'lx' H ' l ' ll l ' XX ' U ' ' H ', HHH' , - Aff xi-li eq we rfXfe.XiSXS - 5 'RNQSNWXYYQ . . ' '. ' ,, - ,, . . .. '. - Massa inger, o man, IICZ, 1 v ' . . ' . l-1 '3 'N 'l RUN' N' arm' XUH'll'.NVdlker, v l' F th Row: 'lhietlb .lonem ,lmnl RnH,: M,g,.l,,,1,,,, Izzo, l gino, ballaher, Voelm, Porterhlrauseizl ?:aYliJrd, Cel nn, our ki.-wit, tjlnnnherluin, Knapp. Stine-ht-oinh, Loar, Neumann, oyer, C OI' - lixiim ix 'rin-: i-'xi.i, the Convert Choir began rt-lieursnls lor 'l'he Nlessiahf, which was pt-rforim-tl this year with Ruth Pheiffer, Ih-in-ilu Burkett. and Louis Llgino as student soloists. lh-tween semesters. in spite of 9 trzinelmrtzttion tlillieulties. the Choir man- H E I D E L B E Rl G ugt-tl lo xisit several large Ohio cities, giving 1-om-1-i'ts in hoth ehurt-hes and high schools. lloln-rt Rankin. student eontlnetor, directed the ehoir in Sweet .Klina lloinew while on C 0 lnllr. X home 4-om-ert. lollowetl hx' a performance :it the I-Qtliieutioiial Conference and a Trinitv appeartiiu-es until June. when those members who were still on eainpus sang at Commence- lllt l 'H . lflitirvlt st-rxiee. eoiniiletetl the Choiris 19423 C H 0 I R Q Xt at party given in early spring Professor lxhersole was presentetl with a gift from the I lllit ir. fr y, Pheifler, k, Kuentzg Edt, Jones. W A l'1rst Rowr Morrison, Fabian, Vanffiundia, VonGunten, Bryant, Baker, Professor lilrersole, Perueea. l'. Wilson, Blyth, Snnlh, Vitz, B. J. Miller, Weideinaler, K. Baker, Stearns, Walker, llalnerinan. Kilnler. flaniplnell, IJ. XX ilswn, Rieliarcls, Cook, Pyle, Hoffman, Schmid, Rhoads, Blackburn, Engle, Third Role: Wisler, llc-Will. lxostvu. Frantz, li. Willson, Welker, Atwater, Fleet, Warrler, Bartholomew, llaas, Houghton, llevne, Porter: Ifuurlh lfnir: Weilien- mayer, l'rankenfeld, Vogelman, Moore, Surhey, Fauser, Lee, Xvvnn., Gaylord, ilzzo, YonCrm-nigen. Jones: l if1h Role: xvllllilclll, Gallaher, Gebhartll, Thiedt, Stinchcomh, Neumann, Knrz, lloek. i L.-moan 'riux :avian mar-'om-1. this year the College Choir not only sang twiee in Chapel. but also gave a performanee at 'l'iilin Col- lnlnbian lligll Sehool. .lust ln-lore Christmas D HER COLLEGE CHEI it presented a group ol' Christmas numbers, and late in Nlarell The llallafl l or .Emer- ieansw. At Columbian lligh Sehool a few mlays later the patriotic ballafl was sung again. The College Choir is Illilllt' up ol' stmlenls who sing for the pleasure of singing. Xleniln-rs are not ehosen on a l'0lllIN'llllY1' basis any- one who eomes to sing is weleonie. 'l'lue Col- lege Choir has lieen in existenee only 11 few years. ancl eaeh year has shown an inereasa- in IIl0llllN'I'SlllIJ. lfirst year inenlln-rs ol' the Coneert Choir often sing with tlle grfillfl- Rehearsals :luring this year were espeeially well-attenclerl. ,Af 31 i. Fx Q. I . 1 X 1 1 3 s U. Us 1 PJ s Y li ve' i + Y v 9 D Y 1 l 4 D F I I 5' v F- I 'Q fc f. -, li t . 4 I , ,. I 1' 5 6' F' I TRI D CLUB , , . ,Y -. 1. ' - - : At ter Knez Burkett Pheiffer 1.-in, HHH... 5,.h,,,i,l. Xlnrrmni, hnntli. lluus, Nun Guntha,Vl'ftb1lan, Second Row wa , , Q , lion:-r-. Na-na-ll: 'l'l1irfl Rane: llnnk. 5l'llillT. lzzo, DHBOIS, X 9 Ce Can- 'l'liis lmnorztry organization for music stu- alvnts anal stntlents taking any mnsie course is open lu new members by invitation only. 'l'ln-re are sew-ral regular lunetions which are lnvlal lay the 'l'riaal Club eaeh year. First was tln- 'l'riacl tall pienie behintl the Con- st-rxntory. 'lilll'll at Christmas time the tradi- tional formal 'l'riaal 'l'ea. Nlnsieal entertain- ment uns provitletl by the members. Later, nt-is nn-mba-rs were at-vt-ptwl antl as initiation gnu- at ntnsia-al program for the members. 'l'ln- usual spring banquet was not heltl this yt-ar ln-1-anse of transportation shortage. lnstezul they haul tht- war time substitute of at hike :intl pit-nie. eiffer, l BAD .Al . XVHEN FALL ARRIVES at Heidelberg thoughts lllfll to football, and members of the band don red, orange and black uniforms to musically cheer the team on to conquest. The oflicers for the season of 1942-43 were Ruth Evelyn lWcKay, presidentg Tom Stinch- comb, vice-presidentg and Lois Summer, Secretary-treasurer. The period between halves of the gan1es found the band out on the field, lead by two maJ0l'ettes, Betty Shertzer and Lois Kelly. The band accompanied the 'team to Capital, helping to create the atmosphere which urged H ' 1 . . . . the Hllltop Iulevenw, Into a stirring victory. At the end of the season, on December l2th a banquet was presented. Nluch could be said about this musical organization and the true spirit which was displayed at the football gamesg the Student Prince lland is indeed a vital part of lleidelherg campus life. Friday Chapel leaning over the pony rail singing Sweet Alma Home to the hand's accompaniment and the annual cheer rally at the Ritz Theater with the Student Princes booming down the aisle, rallied the Student Body. The band performed its patriotic duty to Tiffin by marching in the Scrap Drive Parade. K i i is 45 IN AMERICAN Nh UNIVERSITIES A E GLOSS AN SQA: 4 i 'A' ,Q u170IlIII1l'lIlIl Heidelberg College in l913', I 619 iifvygx fi' w f95X f c in ..,' 3, ink, K , f T QGLVLWSIS,-Ny ... T. cr , . - ,. - 1 Kibler. l irsl lime: Rogers. Stiger. Omwake, lxochl, Perucca, Richards, Vlfilson, Van Gundlfri Scfllgldlflif11UgrI'Ii1E::: Jilin' lxuppmif. Nluiu. Nlamley. Burkett: ,I'llil'l1li0lUI XXTCIS, Shoemaker, Carllldge, Dewllfs A dsl, re 'lu ' P' T I uur!li Roar: .-Miele. Newell, Lowe, LLICF, Seihel, lllehler, Coons. The Ifuglossiau Literary Soeiety started a soeial whirl with the Highland Fling. The girls met at Catnip Pittinger in the evening of September 23. Camp songs and roasted weiuers mixed for an evening of fun and lirolie. lu Uetoher. the lied Cross issued an urgent eall for xolunteers to fold dressings. The liuges gaxe up meetings and speeeh making to help in this eiuergeney. NX ith the Phiis. the lfugs helped redeeorate the llall. New furniture was purehased and the walls were painted. drapes were made. Xlith wartime eonditions the lfugis ban- quet was l-'eh. lllth at the Shawhan Hotel. The committee for the banquet was as fol- lows: Virginia DeWitt, Elizabeth Fagvr' Harriet Stiger. The Euglossian Open House Vwas fillfillig scheduled for March 27th with Betty LOW' as chairman. The Euglossian USO Review held in Rickly' Chapel featured Doris Wilson in an adaglil T , , . - , o dance, Billie Van Gundia as the mistreSS , , 'UUCP ceremonies and Helen Kappauf as G' U Rogers. The sophomores handled the clasS of wil ably during pledging. With this new-C1355 0 Eug'S to carry' On, the seniors took their leave- I First J Schmi lloern ICT, the- Syl ll: wi S SK Xl I HE P E R I A N Founded at Heidelberg College in 1889 f. i if gn .g gs A ig 'X fifjso.-5 Sgiilsolgv iz1lui,ICanschow, Winger, Haberlxamp, Von Qunten, IIower,. Boiec, I'leet, Snnlh: .Sw-um! Rane: Yuggi. H 1 SCI Hg, Blyth., Ott, lackburn, Sl1glIll0lOQ i flurrl How: xV3llS. Ixlenk, Gran, llryanl. Stuart, l'lieiITer. 00 e lHlh Fourth Row: Summers, Francis, Rhoad, Irwin, Stevenson, Inihof, Arnold. lam LAMBDA SIGMA . . . green and white . . UIC Star of Hesperus . . . the white sweet pea- synibols of the Hesperian Literary Society. The sophomores started the year with a llflflelberg pennant sale. Crew caps to go Wlill the green and white sweaters and a 5 bSCI'iption to H'Esquire were the results. Ilagnefs woods . . . weiner roast . Sfavenger hunt . . . Friday lit meetings . . . W0l'li at the Red Cross . . . Christmas Partv- the Hes calendar was Crowded. I ff LUIS G0 Scotch, was the theme of the fwlllal banquet held in February. The Shawhan dining-room was translurim-tl into a Scotch banquet hall with Seoteli plaid and wee Seotsmen tleeorating the tables. 'l'lie llesses gave their eseorts pen-l-tnives after demanding a penny in thrifty Seoleli fashion. An Irish Washer Wmnen sltil helped In eelehrate the wearing ol' the green at a speeial St. Pat's party. Singing. prophesying. eating. anal elm-king from the eanlera and flash lmllis made the lrlesperian party at 'l'helina Klenlfs a su:-cess. In the spring the sophs helped a new 1-lass hitch their wagons to the star. un, 76 O s...x O . 1 1 ' 'illlllllllll in I1 i11lf11'l' flllll 1 ill 931W , 4. n. OO ...fx PHILALETHEAN Q! 3. 10, 2 ,.. :el 3 30 .I , U 1, g j 1. G. IS 5-1 1 . .. - - H - ,, '. 1 - hrs! lfirs' Hair: Kltsttlvr, ttlalfutln-r, Nliller. Wagner. XQ'!'lly. Gibson, Nlorrisong .Se1'oVn1l Row: Wellu.r,Yl'r.il1lxi,XNlsltlrr Them Uri-lu-r. lluinni. tlrailiuui. l.1-onairilz 'l'l1ir1l Rmr: lluus. Nlzissa, Yxenng, Lamson, lxuentz, Butcher, Deals, llllhl 1, 1.'UH,.,,, HHH... llnrlwl- 5, ,,,,,,,,L,i. tjlmlimml, Curpi-nter. Johnston, Czunphell, lluuhnan, Lowe. Hlllll-llttliu ainil gill its naittx l'roli1'l'ollt1'1l the -iwu-ty ull nn tlii- l'ln spirit ul the lu-gunning ul. thi- ivan' :il llnlipli-s. Song. tlmil :incl liriq-nil- ship linlwil thi- girls tugi-tlu-r in true elm-H liaisliiun. Wliln- Xl.-luili lingers Un t'tIIlllHl4t'tl the lliviui- ul thi- l,lllllllt'lltt'illl liillltlllt'l ul the Flllltillilll Il-in-I in Xl2ll't'll. with ziilitvmla ol sllltg titles tor 5lH'l'l'lll'5. Iii-vmwls anal inusii-al notes furnish:-il thi- ali-1-nrutiun. ll:-gulati lll'iU't'lI'lS Nt'l't' 'flX1'lt its llttnrs tu th.- Nil urilaix lllilt'l'lllHtIt sessions uf ,imvr ll Ull lt'll. liillll inenl and refreshments in place of regllliil' l ri1l8P' n1eetiilgS Ilroviderl rliversion for lllt' inenihers at different intervals. Pleilging arrived with its bosses, paclflles. anil llell Week. Parties and a ilinner t'lltlt'fl the initiation. The pledges were giV0n gre and gold hrac-1-lets and yellow roses. During 1-ommeneement week the annual Phi hrealxfast roused members, past Hlltl present. for an early get-together servefl hy' the pleclges. Philalethean, Do Ye Bestf' A P T 0 A L T 0 1 gi 44Founded Cl! Heid0lb0l'g C0l1pgp in ' 3. 0' First R :C l R ' . . , ,, ll elcome back! The Ap's really showed the mvaflmg Of those two words during Home- New furniture for the occasion greeted wow leglltl tio . . . Even in December A.p's Wai I vlng or the service, so one last fling M lad at the stag . . . Hav, a moon, a girl -iellow Ap's on a fall nightg heaven can Bild 'bu' Nineteen Ap pledges were camou- Spgrklinl Piixtli, but they did lfeep the hall basketbail C pledges exhibition at. the fancies ere gaglle in the form ol feminine Own Orchesf: 6 a riot, not to speak of.the1r ra . . Saturday record dances in the hall kept the phonograph well supplied for the Ap hit parade . . . Splash! No. that is not maroon and gray paint dripping. but it is the noise the Ap! and their girls made at the swimming party . . . ln spite of the me-asle epidemic' the dinner danee was one hundred per eent in attendanee. llere the vows of friendship were lightened for life and new members reeeived arrowheads. Nothing was omitted for the last .-Xptonallon Banquet for the duration . . . Commeneement week found all the Ap's looking haek on happy memories and hoping for the future. fu' ' .Qi it . 1 F1 bl' undvd ut I'101.d0lbv1'ff follow' Ln 18595, ,Ut xf... HEIDELBERG l, All ll: . W l ', x Fo 2- f :- ,.: Q ' DS lfirsl lt'uu': Slnanmwr. NX ilkoff. lima-k, Weiker, Tripp, VOCllll, Boyerg S:41fomlRow: Wolfe, Arlopoeus, Rattstv.l1,lftly1lvt-r. Xl.-tlurd. Xlt-Qual:-: 'l'l:irrl Rmr: Neumann, Frantz, Sargent, BOIIIII, Kurz, Stinchcombg Fourth Row: lxiewll. lun Cru:-nigrn. Sakai. Porter. Urange. llovk: Fifth Row: Swallev, Welcelean, Alden, Voffelman, Loar, Myers, Dullms: Sixth lt'nu-: lxranunt-s. lfasuull. Nestor, Juergens, Nleflrea, wfarren. D C C Q X lllillb Stu: at Pitte-nge-r started things Aside from entertainment, the lleids alan 'lll P1 - - - tht-n vann- the hay ride on a Contributed to the Red Cross Fund . - ' lu-autilul moonlight night . . . a ret-oral dance included literary programs . . . and entvrefl flll'l'll4'4l llll' N lf N hall with new rt-cords . . . into all of the intramural sports coming Ill Xlill lx.-ating and his hand providt-fl mugiq- second in the league. lm' tht- lornial danvt- at the Commons honor- A UCW bffll SC0l1l'Cd bf' the fifteen lllllllglis ing tht- pledges . . . guml nlusit- . . . 1-orsages 3d0rU5 thi? NU Sigma Alpha Hall ' ' ' llllil . . . and at sa-rvnatlv niade it a pvrll-c't night! f'01111f1 lt 011 their Cf05S'C0lmu'f' Walk'l '1g . Xlnril svn-litm-tlllt . . . anniversarx' of the mlllalloni . 1. h Jrincrlllllt' N lf 'K loundinu . . . was the date ol' the Heir! An Open house In the hal m t ehsl stjtff al wma...-1 ll.-1.1 ,ft tht- slmwmm nm.-1 ' .4 7 I ' Serenades ' ' ' and an mol ei1Afe,'f,,,-. bows WW! th.. fmurs u . I ,atrimimi ' W- Jseltlfx Pitterlger ended H Year of fun, Sol? Hemel. lhmml! I . was tn ship, and pleasant memories for t 6 berg Literary Society. EXCEL IOR 4 Founded at Heidelberg Collegp in 1851-- 36. if .ga First Row: Ad ' - . Izzo, AndrewqaIE2ug1i1fl0i,INl:llZ31'e CfE'l'0l0, Jaeger, Steele, Nvmterg Seeonrl Row: Sebaff, Irwin, Haddad, W. lleintz. Bnmhn Plamgg S my E 1ffF 0172. rause, Weekley, Brown, McCranaban, llcekler, ll. Heinlz, Poeller. krunu-r, s I .a erro, ourtl Row: Goldner, Sheely, Newland, Onusie, lleglaw. Turnley. ix::li31'Elt0pSvYE.AR was forecasted for tbe thc evarljli. tlllebpledged ten new members in the bovg ba -V ctober and November found had time 1255 ol: the football field, but they hawide ando ie ax at the very successful . annual November stag. T humid bf' the bovs of red and greenibv an l .' . 19 CllllSIll'lHS season was sultablv cele- 0 Cl s ' - . ' X P I HOUSQ, at which guests received long stemmed red roses. Ar ' - . mid-5 ear the SOClCtY gave several sere- uade - . S for lhen' newly engaged members fea- lurlnu '. . D then famous quartet of Bernie Izzo. Louis Cellini. lloward Poeller and Louis Ugino. After the traditional Ifx Topper 1-anne pledging: a shorter bell week. but tougher bosses. Forseeing the eall of the armed form-es before May. lbe banquet dale was moved up lo April l0lb. .-Kllbougb a number of lbe lfxes have been called lo the serviees. lbe spiril and fellowship lypieal of Ifxeelsior is being earried on by those older nienibers remaining and the large group of new members pledged early in the spring. Soon after the spring stag the departing seniors were honored at the Gnal open house and dam-e. cal. I'm'1 IN'l'n-Ln-Smzu-rrx Smuv: Ifmun ' 1-A'.-.x r rl P . ,I .' L .J ' V, ,1 ' .1 I ,- Y D Y 1942 ual tha- lnigge-nl rlzunwi- ullq-mlam-v of 1 lin- yvur. X vrmwl ul lllI'1'1' hunalrwl elzam-ml In the- mush- ul' ,luclal Wurslla-r ll Nl:-zulcmlrrsmk. 'l'h.- 1-Dm-4-ll. Nlury ,lu Isuge-r. he-r xllvmlunl Nlurly lile-mlm-r. and the-ir Fluff:-rl flmirlsu urriu-el In-r sc-llwllllv Il l1'Il-fIIl1'4'Il. lln-x we-rv pre-vc-cle-cl ln' 4-ruun In-are-r anal lwn flowe-r girls. uhm le-:I lln- grand ruxullx to a star llnehle-al plulfnrm ln ln- vruwmwl . . . 1 hll1'l't'Srflll Xlzn Dux ul' 'lI2. I. f :N L-4 'X U4 X5 f fbktb Q-! 'X fs Q X b XA! K gy x ,XD VHA Q7 QQK X ' x k f W7 'KX f X A11 V , Ae f wi xX1 rf W f 1 COACHI G TAFE R Iuiuix llead Coach l A linowx Assistant Tins STAFF of T. R. Turney and George Brown have completed their second successful year together as coaches of Heidelberg teams. llcad football and basketball coach, T. R. Turncy is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan. He came he-re in 1930 and his grid team went undcfeatcd and in 1931 lost only to YVooster, 0 to 0. This. his 13th season at Heidelberg, failed to jinx him. 'K product of New York University, George lirown has proven a very able and hard- working linc coach. Brown was head football and basketball coach at Mamaroneck High in N. Y. and Sidney lligh before accepting thc offer as assistant coach here in 1941. LEAD BY VETERAN Louis Ugino, the cheer leaders did much to encourage the team at home and away. The squad was composed of Louis, Ugino, Enid Oldfather, Betty Hoffman, lilo Omwake, all having seen former experience with the Tricolor, and Ruth Humm and Bill Allman, both seeing their first year of service. Credit should likewise be given to the , , F J 45:14 wigs r H ' ' .:vvi?96f Student Prince Band N'llil'll. though small in numbers, had plenty of the old spirit and braved the rainy season to le-ml some nl that spirit to the boys on the lie-ld. A special sampli- of that spirit was shown when al ilu- Capital game they showed up a rain-sc-arml Capital band which failed even to appear. lie-siclvs ul half, times, the band hm-lp:-cl lllllllt'llS1'lf at cheer rallies. 49 Vu -va ,.A. ,, . .. ., W - - f -' v -, ,.-A, - , is W--' A '-'V' 0'--. 4 . lt 1' V -ff - f ' 'v -w ge -'--v .. -. 1- 4.4 1: -' ' -1 ' ' vw' 1 ,'..,v'- 44,-A .,f.,.,- '. - , - 1 Q- ldiral Ielllll' hll4ll'1'N'. llonin. lie-llini. fforroloi Sl'l'UlHl Roll? llosslvr. , , llvgluw. llovkvl. lfghvrl: 'llllird Row: Wiolliv, - - Hi- i-- Xl:-ki-nnu lim-il:-r lll'l'lxll'l'1 l ourll1 lmir: Vt 1-ilwr. Xl:-llranalmii. lzzo, Nntler: l'1fllt Row: 5lbFl1llllIlllf. l 1Il t. . . t,ri-igltlon. llnulll. Surge-nt. l'lutn1-r. 5Ilt'ZZlll-1'l'F0.lllllISll'. HEIDELBERG' LETTERNIE , . 'l'ex Pot-ttt-r. Dalton. Guard. whose strong Ili-ginicrni-:mg wn.i, iiiss tht- six si-mor nn-n , , , I l I ll 1. I, ll IH fn th line plav dnl innvh toward the team s stiveess YN Ill Pnl P1 ll'l'l' Xt'ill'S ll KN, I2 1 ' 1' ' l'.H.Hlm. 'IH HH i and whose red hair and pt-rsonalitx' made F 1 . ' him a foothall favorite. lloli llooth. 'l'illin lfolninhian. Qnai'ti-rhai'lx wlioft- hard hitting and ziggri-ssiu-in-ss in l t-nt Wolfe. Lipper Santlnsky, llalfback, an-lion is 1-we-1-alt-tl only hy his popularity whose- long runs and spt-1-tavular playing will 'r '1 '1 '- long he rt-im-iiilwrml at lleidelherg. As top . - . i - 1 lltll lfllllll- l-l'f'SllllN'- l'H1H l- Nlllllvtl 'ill' sa-ora-r he vontrihutvd iinmeasnreahly to the llltio hia lir-l Iwo yt-arf. hnt nnnii-rons in- Num-S HH,H,SS. inrn-F hi-ld hint lun-lt thi, xi-an' ,till th.- hm,,h,.,, lm, Imumt, in lin. ,.,,m',,,.',m.,. 'l'he- ll -Xssovtation is 1-omprised of athletes P . . . who haw- 4-arm-d a letter in one of the Sports I litl llvglztw. lfni-lid Slturv. lfnd. name-d 1 lionorziry rqiptaiii and wa- fi-i-onal hight-ft M H l ll 'g' svorvr on mln- tt-ann. Ili, li-aitli-iwliip was at great M HH. first m,.,.ling ,.lM.li0n of Omccrs xvas l -l . - - - V . 1' ll he-ld. l,on fa-llnn was elected president for ' ll ssl-'. 'l ll'i ill ll . Il'l'lz- - - - - Ml U ll I H H um 'I In 'I l 'H lj l'H.3. l',d. llc-glaw Vive-presnlent, Al Hockcl, wits t'lt't'li'tl ttlnwl Xttltlltlilt' 'Il2lXt'I' lN't'2llISt' ol , ' seen-tary. and .lohn Spezzaferro, treasurer. his xvontan joh ol' punting and ge-nvral ta-ani play ing. Coach Tnrm-y is advisor of the association. 1 84 'Q' Robert Booth Arl Hossler L 1:- 45- L011 Ccllini lloward Poolu-1 E IOR 1 II oo 616,610 Qrrick ccnlel' i Combs 7 ful 4 y tllwall llllmllln Citron l1aL Craig 0ssell gut! f CHI! l'0l0 hflubjl lahan fer anna arkle :zzafw 1arHz wwf' e 141141 ,llill nl fl gn rooms LL ME I5ur C rtfxrkllf K fnrrivk cf-nlcr COIIIIIS fulll1af'lf lfnswull IIlIUlKll'lf 4 filron haUbar'lr Crviglxlon guard Cllssett guard Heckler guard Ileimz fvntvr Qurgc P---T Izzo Illvlflv Xullvr fullback Onusic cml Pla tner an fl R ci IT tncklv Roscnblall tackle lurlrlr: Schocnbergcr fullback 4 1 A i nl f lsle cr lullbqfi lusic md 3 l mfklf fsenbhii tafUf I Hz' nlK'f?T 1111513 31 ff-K-f 'Fil 5, Q -- . 6 :army . 153-f 'k'H?L!l'w allifpw ll , fi - I .- 4 H4 Q L4 Yi' 'V' .WM 190 4,1 fl s . lr K ' 1 5 if -l mls ls -l 'r-A'- . H -Q-r Q .. 'Ji' s' -J' '1 ,fi Fxll' , - .... . - - ,A 1 . ' .,.' fly., -, E , V 2 A at-5 3 6 'A Q X x Lv d A 'f y nv .- -7 ov I . X A ff?-' . ' Sm' ' 535 'Q QQ 7 A I li, iff'-'f5'f34.:'ff 5Ax,v l , , ,gf-fag - -- --, .W ,av J J v 'F . V. A - ,. .,. -' ' V.. , .4 ' ' . ' ' Y . ff l ' ' ' lf LJ., Au'4', K' k.- 1 if ., , , ,jig-v Q- I .0 ' Z'ffy,,:3Yr-at I , .4 ' U' A , ' 4 . . K . -4 V . fa, fx' Q, I sp' , V A 1'-IQ! '. -.4 w 'rr-' 'Fw f '-' 'nl' '+,f:x Y ' ' K . M' . ' Q A W, ,MV a .,. Uv 1, 1, I I bf, J. , , ,V-vf. ,.' . -, 6 V gf-Q . , ,...-g.4,z ' .' .Nw ', ,.ff:'..' ' f qv K . f' , -M . ir'. ' 'w ' ' ' .,, - H. . -,,..- 1 -' Qwff-A fe aw - . - Lv ,f ,fn I, l...Af,ig,i...l VnV jf.,,1'4,:,,L,Q., ' ,L'.,M - f f I f.,. ,Ay V I, I L First Row: Weiker, Onusic, Sargent, Caswall, Reiff, Diliose, Winlcr, Corrolo, Roslin-, Booth, .Nulla-r, 'I'Imum-, 'l'. Bullard, Second Row: Citron, Poelter, F. Wolfe, Platner, Spezzuferro, llossler. llugluw, Ce-llini. Izzo, Xluvllrnn- ahan, Rosenblalt, Heinlzg Third Row: Coach Turne , Devine, R. Wolfe, Nh-Quay, Lyle, liglwrl, Slmnp. Ile-mn-rl. Lultcrbcin, McKenna, Heyburn, Haddad, Heckler, loach Brown, Fourth Row: liurgv, Homin. S1-Inm-nlwrgvr. Xuhlv. Carrick, Gossell, Combs, Arnold, Steinecker, L. Bullard, Baeder, Bockcl. GRID NIE FRE HME First Row: T. Bullard, Devine, R. Vlfolfe, Lullerbein, DiSanlo, Kosliv, Arnold: Ser-mul Ix'uu': Xlurini-, Stump. ll I perl, Thomas, Heyburn., Egbert, Lyle., McQuay, Sleinecker. v . . . .., ' 1 , v K ' 1 f . . 1- x ,Q - , .4 ,.-.my '1- NJA lv 'A i,, 'Ly sf All ' -5 4 1 A nw , , .N ' 'x 3 K ',,-.. '. ...J . Q ew... Hn, 6 , ' ,,' . , - , l f.'4-f0,,5'tf-hu., - -qw, -3.11-' -'..f- . -5 f,,. ' -' 'YF' :1 , . . K xx :J,..f',1 fIL1Qr.a'lfQ, ui-ial .lx F - owl . p.,.fV,fw -if - - 'NJ -N I .1 1' -5 'f fix.: ---Qu 1 Qsvin 4 'ff 1 -if V' 4'f1.-- .-, Q A .'U5F 1 wg, ,., '- 'z :A '- L, j .+-f'. n ' , 2vU:iT'545-2'A-'wffihf2fw'3NFf'J1ffa, -in , ,tg..g,,-,. , .r '-:wg -3.0: 6, ,L -1-1-t:::..'5.fj-'L mn. ' -. 'ON 'T' ' 1 ' ' 'ft X -, , A ,' w v. - - ,- X A ' . Q R M A, .R 5 at-fitrr .Q-51-,.pn ,x bt3w'dk.,y, ,. H., ,N 5 4 ,g DU,-g,v4.:7 ,V k'HI , f I bs, Y irv - f - - s . ff' g - uf? ' ' f -sk 1- ' --f 'Q M' ' x.n..'.' -. - . M- - ' W ' +A , -ww-A ' - -n 4 . nf-Q,-Q. ..-X '. , 'f, ' 'Kiki' H Bw 4' hifafaim. . I 'r,'Vf J ' . 1 Ts '95 !,- , ',-1 xl-A f , IEMQMH ity, 2 ,ld QL' V iv! 43- .nn aka g.t.a- , .' ., Q , iq, nv -' XX'ulfq- Xu. 30 ilfllllllll right vml fur an substan- liall gain against 1 H la-rlu-in, Nxilllfl' Nu. 15 lwhilul 'a ' lnlewking guin- lu lllllflll in 1 lin I Ili gg :ga 5 rum. Corrolo Nu. 16 rasvcrr-Nl his ii:-lal lo pcrmrlralv Vlmml l niulfs rldffmxs-cs. 9 THE P Opellef Heide.. ever T1 was 6 freshn among answe ing h1 bein ' Prine as th topps that Ileid team Univ Prin Day 20-2 stat follc adv hre thin sen sen ye: ha by C1 affnisf tllu-la. ltrlwi-L lrltig: ,, ,tv-. lr 1. ffl ff' .ieilflfl tlr'ff'3'N '- 1943 FOOTB LLS AS Tina IIEIDELBERG COLLEGE Student Princes opened the fiftieth season of football at Heidelberg with one of the largest squads ever to perform on Armstrong Field. This was due to the Conference ruling allowing freshmen to play. Forty-eight candidates. among them thirteen returning lettermen, answered Coach Turney's summons . . .Play- ing host to an almost entirely veteran Otter- lwin team in the first game of the year, the Prinees were surprised and taught a lesson as the Otters upset the overconfident Hill- toppers 6-0. It was the first time since 1923 that the men from Otterbein had defeated Heidelberg . . . The next week, an inspired team met the high-flying Flyers from the L'niversity of Dayton who outweighed the Princes an average of twenty pounds per man. Dayton was finally able to beat them by a 20-2 score. The Tricolor, proved to the whole state that it was a fighting outfit . . . On the following week, the Wooster Scots, taking advantage of numerous fumbles and other reaks. handed the Student Princes their third straight defeat, 13-6. Fenton Wolfe, senior halfback was the star in defeat as he 5f'0f1'fl lIeidelberg's first touchdown of the year' galloping ninety yards on the second half ki b ekoff to cross the goal line untouched X. b 3 Single Wooster player . . . Meeting Hiram Lollfgss football team on the next Saturday here at Armstrong Field. the Print-es were able to cop their first vietory of the year to the tune of 33-0. A heautiful pass offense lead the way to vietory and showed promise of developing into a real threat for the rest of the games . . . Playing hefore a large and enthusiastic llomeeoming erowd. the Prinees added another win by defeating Nlount lnion 20-l2. lileglaw, liolfe. and Corroto again led their team hy scoring touehdowns . . . The next week the team journeyed to fio- lumbus to play Capital in a mud-logged game and came out the vietors I9-0. Winter scored 'two touchdowns and Wolfe the third, to account for the points . . . Going on lo snatch their fourth straight vietory. the Princes defeated their sister eollege Iilmhurst on Armstrong Field by the very deeisive score of 52-0. Seven lleidelherg players shared in the scoring . . . The Prinees were thwarted in their attempt to end the season with a victory as they went down lo defeat under a powerful, heavy Ohio Northern team, l5-0. The seore really does not give justice to the hard-fighting Turney men, many' of whom were injured. yet played their hearts out in the vain attempt to defeat their traditional rivals from Ada. The season elosed with 3 record of four wins and four losses. We pay' our respeets to the fighting Student Princes of l9-l2- A l 0 hal ,-r' Q . I ' ' ' f Q C . 4, Nhllural Ilnll Iuuk lirhl plum- with lfcirlclbcrgs' lixcclsior Lilcrarv Socielv look second with its uh-nl Que-vu. unusual llciclclbcfg man or the mountain.. HQHVIECOMI G 4 1 roi x 'fic' f -X Xlount Union advance in the Hon ' ' - I iecommff frame about to , . f - P D o be Stopped by several l'ru-olor lawkle-s. Xl1'l:I'ilIliIllilll. No. 22, and Winter No. 49 are the Princes. HIGHLIGHTING the golden anniversary ye-ar of football at lrleidelbt-rg. llornvc-oining with its attractive Prim-css and hvr alle-ndants. a large crowd of enthusiastic alumni un- daunted by rationing. and to lop il off. a glorious football victory ow-r Xlonnt l'nion and the traditional llonn-voniing claim' in the evening, left its shining mark on the- year. Wvilliard llall won the- llmna-4-onling Cup for its lawn exhibit and thi- Iixm-lsior Literary Society rvvcivcrl si-cond plat-4-. Niiss Lynn Lowe, the Studi-nt Prim-ess. and he-r attendants, Misses limiic-v Wi-is and Ruth Pheiffer reigned with vourlly he-aring ovvr the day's activities. qguug, A ' lid lleglaw lloward Poctter .lack Sprcadbury lieu ter Guard Forward BA KETBALL TEAM Illlllll-LIC lltsimsnmsluz Vl5TmtANs 1-lused their three years of basket- ball for the Hilltop with the end of the 4-2-43 season, lid Heglaw, lloward Poetter, and ,lack Spreaclbury. Spreadhury was elected captain by a vote of the members of the squad. llis 221 points were high for the team this year and l'onn Caswall Carl Citron Don Krammcs l' orw ard Forward Guard Doyle Nutter Mick Onusic John l'lagm., Guard Center Guard BA KETBALL TEAM set a college and city seasonal record. Poetter was second in team scoring and his left handed push shots are something to be long remembered. He law's fine team la f made him a team favorite. ' g P 5 We sincerely bestow deserved honors on these three senior basketeers. Bill Sheelv Bob Arnold Paul Dcvim- Forward Forward Glliml TF, -. y wg? QW First lt'nu': Sie-fcrl. Dickson. Jaeger, Nestor. Cossett, Webber, Bullard, ligbert, frwin: Second Row: lfeintz, Nutter, , . 1 w I w v llevhuru. Unusic. lla-glaw. Plalner, Laswall, lxranunes, Poetter, bprcadhury, Coach lurney. CHED LE 5 llIilIDl'lI,lll-Illtl-S haskethall team. heginning r the year with one of thc brightest outlooks in years. mct .-Kshland in the first game and came off the floor with a 59--l-8 victory. This game showed that Coach 'l'urney was going to have to depend largely on a group of color- ful sophomores . . . The next week however sr the Princes lacked the winning punch in it their only overtime game of the year to drop if a toughly fough-t defeat to Ohio Northern. Q 'ffl--I-8. Z'ipreadhury. elected captain at thc ' cud of the season. scored lo points . . . 'l'ray'- cling lo lilevcland oyer the weekend. the ' Princes easily defeated l enn ffollcgc hy the score of 5l-fl . . . Howling flrcen. It-tl hy its freshman star. Wyndol Gray. crushed the 'K 'l'ricolor lvl--ll . . . 'l'he Princes met .Xkron l'niy'crsity and were defeated -18-30. . . . llit- lllltf the victory trail once moreh llcidelhcrff's , c- :- 'i , hooplncn heal Camp Perry Service team hy' 0F EAO the very decisive seore of 72-26 . . . Taking their seeond straight victory, the Prinees defeated Otterbein 49-411 . . . Next lfeidel- berg's cagers fell to Ohio Wesleyan, 68-ff-8 . . . Capital L7niversity's powerful Lutherans next nosed out the Princes in a freescoring game T0-66 .... L Knother close game was lost to ,lohn Carroll to the tune of 57-53. Coming from far behind, the Princes' rally fell short as the Clevelanders froze the ball for the last few moments . . . For the first time in four long years, lfeidelberg heat the Ohio Northern Polar Bears in their own gym by the score of 5-l--16 . . . Showing a complete reversal of form from their first game of the year. the Princes now lost to Ashland's lfagles 5l--19 . . . Coming hack to score one ofthe upsets of the year, Heidelberg defeated the Yellow jackets from Baldwin' Wfallace 53-50. Nliek Onusie sparked the team to glmxlclmmt 131:31 gourtefill. points . . . The but comina C52 list' to Flrldlay College 60-57' slwoilcrs. tl1ZTriEol In their favorite rOle.0f 94.59 in their Outsfgmgn upSCt Mollnt Unlon llvx Poetter led the n lllg game'0l the year. Heidelber 95035 Hglght wrth 19 mark- puncd another u 3 .tu ent PFIHCCS almnst - PSN III a second game wlth ll0y-I U Y Y lllg W vrg I . lvfl 1 N he FalC0I1S to a 58-52 win . . . Kent blatgf 1 d , . 6 bl RISSGT, 8 human jumping jack. who sr-orml 22 puinls. lurm-fl lun-lx lln- lm ncymcn 5-l--,lf . . . 'l'lu- lin-fl 'l'urnf-x 1-1,14 ll. .I 1 lrl 1 lu l lacls 011 two l'0Il5l'1'llllXl' um-lwnl I C lx, ll, ll ll lr' four Uamcs in 21 row lu Xlu-llmgum. 10 Otlcrbcln. Tl-all: llal4luin VK alla I and ,lolm Carroll. ST-ll. l'l'flH'l'llXl'lf l lln :run llu Nlmlunl In llwir final Uillllt' 0' - F15 . - . F X IN Princcs finally rnanaga-rl lu gain an xif-lu 0510 lu nip llunr lrm clell-ating lfinrllay If . - z - of clclvats. lfI'1l 0RI-I Mm' llolu-'un look ow-r. lhv intra- IllllI'2ll:4 wvra- loosa-ly organizvd. living hold ulivm-vi-r holh sidvs 1-ould agrm- on a dale-. Now volh-yhall. louvh-I'oolhall. softball. ping- pong. handhall. haskvlhall. and l.l'1'l'lllI'0YVlllg alw up lhv program. .Nrl lalws f'z1l'1-ol'4-v1'ry- lhing. im-luding lhm- ollivialing. lip winning lhm- lilh' in I9-I-0 and l94l'l. thi- lla-iah-llu-rg Sox-ia-ly won lha- lirsl Iwo I4-gs on lha- Phil Xlillvr trophy. ITR URL 'l'0l'l'll F00'l'llAl.l, PING PIING IIANII BALI, BASKE'l'BAI.l, YIDLLEY BALI, BASEBALL Individual lournanu-nts wi-rv he-ld in ping- pong and handball. In l939. Razza llocrna- mann won lhv ping-pong vhampionship while? Bob Frantz took lhis lillv in I9-110-flil-422. Frantz also won thi- handball crown in 19-fl-I anc l94l2. V 1 lhvrv havv hvvn many good individual pvr- fornlanc-vs and rf-cords. with thc abandon- invnl of spring sports for thc pasl lwo yvars. iIlll'2lll'lllI'ZllS havv increasingly hc-ld tho intcrvsl in lhv fir-ld ol' sports al llc-iclvllwrg. Tl! THE P given Millei 1938, l gram Socien in 19 mane powe .nv .,.4. . , ,.,..,,,p,.'. Q . . A 4 , ,O D M , -Y ,-A ,I -I . l F. 4- . 'Z X , I , pung- ema- .vlulr l-12. l94l pvr- don- ears. ?rz'Sl MILLER TROPHY C P Tlllllili 'l'l3l li l'IIA3ll'l0N IIIETAINS 'l'llli l'l'l' 'l'nl-1 l'nn.l.ll' Ilmu-1 Xlll.l.l-Ill nu-muriul lrupln. give-n by frivmls anal vlaassnlule-s ul' Phil Xlillvr. '36 who elif-fl at Nh-rm llnspilul in , . UMR. was ll1'1llt'ill1'1l In llu- lnlrunmrul Pru- grzllll ul' ll4'i1l1'llwrg ill I0-10. 'Hu' Ile-ich-lln-rg Scwivlj warn llu' firs! lwu le-gs un IIN' trophy in I0-I-0--Il. Ifivll-112. lm! fail:-sl In nhluin 'wr- llIillll'lll pussvssiun lay lensing this je-ur In za NHS'l'l'flll lfvw-lsinr urgznlizuliun. X . N S 4 'vrliw ' MEN' ATHLETIC ASSOCI T10 I ir-sr lfmr: Illan-klmrn. Nlussu. Ilia-harals, llabermau, Yitz. Von Gunten. Brethauer, Waitsg Second Row: Harsh, Ilurtsa-l. llunml. X. Xlillc-r. Wa-ilu-r, Muuter. Campbell, Gibsong Third Row: Sprenger, Main, Gier, Wilscill, Wallace, XT ic-khaun. llunlup. lla-yn:-: l nurll1 Rmr: Westerkannn, Francis, M. Beck, Irwin, Fleet, E. Beck, R. A. Miller, linker. Tins FALL PICNIC started an enthusiastie- year of the W.A.A. with Margery Gier as K , Y I .xt 4 ..-JV' . 3 A, 1.1 .1 , . .- .. Y- .Iv an presiflentg Alive Nliller, viee-presitlentg Atltlu Y, ,lane Weiker, seeretaryg Mary Blaekburn. . A Y 1 1 A treasurerg and Mae Beck and Ruth llumm. 'z 4-135 I to My 'x' h awarcl Chairmen. i ,. 4 lloekev, basketball, vollevball, tuueh foot- L . . , ball. badminton, baseball, archery, and bowl- .. 7. ing were the main sports played this Wilf- 1 1 . . . , 1 Ohm Northern challenged Heidelberg dllfl l I . - A 1 vim- versa in basketball and hoekey. ra- . Siwvlivelv, the H.C.'s winning both games. , . . In Hay. a play clay was held at Nothern for , I the two schools. T 4.1- . J ' . ' ' I he Vt VW 1. girls enjoyed a lrlallowe't'll 'Q -' QA, A ' party and a hike later on in the spring. ',v',. ,' A , A A . ,- .. ' ,S - 4 , T t' 1 - 'L N The final meeting was an award picnic at ' IL A I D whit-h the letters and pins were givvn- hah., , W . ,' 4 . . ... 1.4v-- B'- The trophy again went to France Hall. 452' mf AND S0- . - ,l YEJII .IT IIIEIDELBEIIG l'0.ll- PLETES TIIE FIIIST STEP LV TIIE 0l'l:'ST F011 ILlI'Pl,VESS- E IOR CTIVITIE ANlllll'iX3'S. lslilfll I','.I'f'l'lSillI' I,i1vrurQv Society . Aptona 371.2 3itS'nIiliE A031329 Sllanish Club 2.3: 'illu Association: Lonunons Bam , , , . . . . . Count-il: Y.Nl.C.A. 2.3: Baseball 23 Football 2,3- BURKETT, BENEDA ,.tHXUl,l1. RL l'H Euggzssion Litgralgffofiety Cl i llvs wriun l,i1erurvSoviet-v Onnuory Ouncf 9 .oncerl 13 1'2'? 49 qlistory Club 3,13 llouu- l'iq-qmoniics Club 13 g'6E2gC.i.TrtEi,364:lb l:l5:?j'1l1EdtEi3i:l Cigprgnlo kappa llc-lla Pi 11: Student Council 331.YV.C:A- ' , , ' ' ' ' I.2.3.l-3 Cabinet 3,-I: liz-tlliead Club lg l'4tlllf'illl0Il Club 3.l. IMKI-Ili. CIIARLICS .llplonullon Literary' Society llistorv Club -l-2 Spanish lielitor ll: llc-bale 4: Wig and Nlasquc 3,43 Ameri it-an Wav -I: Y.Xl.C.A. l,2: Cabinet 3,43 Poetry Club -l. i llll'illl,l'ili. .lANl'i ll',ill.!1lUSSilIII l,ilvr'urv Society llistorv Club 3.4: Pi Kama Delta -l: .Auro Club 1,23 Pi Kappa 34' llclta il' Slutlvnt Council 3: liililiilili StalT1,2, , ra . l l Staff 3: lxilikilik Staff 3,-I-1 Nlessiah 1: Debate 43 Wig and Nlasqut- el: Y.W.C.A. l,2,3: Class S1-4'r4'larv 3. BUTCHER, MARJORIE Philalethean Literary Society History Club 2,3,43 Home Economics Club 3,43 Kappa Delta Pi 2,33 Kilikilik Staff lg Orchestra 1,23 All-College Choir 13 Messiah lg Wig and Masque 23 Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Class Treasurer lg Secretary 2g Education Club 3,4. CARPENTER, ANNE Philalethean Literary Society History Club 2,3,43 Spanish Club 1,23 Kappa Delta Pi 3,43 Senior Laureate President 43 Inter-Society Council 3g Student Council 3,43 Aurora Editor 3g Kilikilik Staff 1,2,33 Class Vice-President 43 W.A.A. 1,23 Education Club 2,3,4. CELLINI, LOU A Fxcelsior Literar f Societ oJo..,..-N 1 3 .V li, l li lll l l 3 ' . History Club 2,3,43 Spanish Club 1,23 'll ll'-11,2105-WUI? l11U 'U'1V -5Uf'U'1.V Association 2,3,43 President 43 Concert Choir 3,43 llislory Club 3.1: Alpha Psi Unicga -l-: Aurora Messiah 3,43 Class Vice-President 43 Football Staff 3: Xlvssiah l.2: Oratory l: Wig and Nlasque 1,2,3,43 Education Club 3,4. l.2.3.-I: Y.W.C.A. l.2.3.-l-: l'ltllIt'illl0Il Club 2,3,4. CHANIBERLAIN, CHARLES mln l ll' llollldl l Aplonallon Literary Society ll',il't'l'lSi0I' Lilerurv .SUl'if'IY Spanish Clubi3.l: llistorv Club l'73l ll . . , . , . ' fo-v n' '- Kssm-nation 3.l: 1.Nl.f..A. 2.3.-I-3 lsootball 2.3,-113 l'i1lut'ulion Club 3. l. IBUYI-Ili. H'Kl,I'lI Pi Kappa Delta 43 lnter-Society Council 43 Student Council 43 Aurora Staff 3g Concert Choir 2,3,43 All-College Choir 1,23 Messiah 1,-13,43 Nlinisterial Association 2,3,43 Debate 43 Oratory 4: Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Freshman Exteinporaneous Contest 1. llIl'illt'HN'I'!Lf I,'ifl'I'lllzS' .NU!'il'l.Y COUNS, MARY l.tlIQ'1'I l Lhoir 3.l: All Coll:-gc tlhoir l.2: llebatc I.'u,,l0gqian Liu,,.a,.x Social, li li 's Xl Ass -'3 ' ,2,f,g P -Q' - ' ?' ar' pf Urutuiiil llilulx il' illlliill llaiilllllllt' 3 .l,.ri3YH3lni' Home Economics Club 43 Alpha PSi Omega 3'43 1.13.12 Y-Xl. I-qj,,l,im.l 2.11: Gllrlvir priyiomlf Aurora 33 All-College Choir 13 Wig and Masque pmqr, muh L ' - 2,:i3,j?,1tglY.Vtf.C..A. l,2,3,43 Cabinet 33 Education . u x . ,f1. lililflill Al I-Ili. tll,-Xli'XI,ltII'I DI,-TXYII I,-R IOIYIN' lzillfflnssiull l,fll'I'llI'Y Socivtv I J .9 ' C .A . P . , - ' - Heulelberf I l,l0l'llI'Y Society llI5ltlI'A' f,lub 3.l: XII College tIh ir l: XI 'ss l -, gi J ' A . ,, A I-21 lhblm-hi IZ' wi: and ulwllwoili ,Mus-rittgill lliil?rIyiC::il1'.2l,33 Spanish Club 1,2, Y.Al.C.. W aj I: 1 .XX .t.. X. l.2.3: XX . X. X. 3.1: lftlucation ii i A 'hh msn Cul ' Club 3.l. DRICIIISR, OPAL 'gl Hy' it N N- yi tt Right H pq' Plzilnlellzemz Literarv Society I . . . . -Q . 4 .' 2 . ' ' Pennsy - llll'SlN1I'ItlIl I.Ill'I'!ll'Y .Noclvlv lll' Efffv .Club 3313 Lilucdlmn Club13,4A 1234' rumor, arm, 3.1: ix,.,,,.i.' n.-li. Pi 2 1 lui... ' mlm Club 1333, NAA' 3' Y'w'C' ' 9 ' Club 3.l. 4 -. : '. -ation YAY. Cabinet 3,43 Education Club 3,43 Kavva Della Pi 43 Inter-Society Council 4. GIII Eugl GO Exe GR Hes GR Phi GR Het E lllll ACTIVITIE GANSCHOW, ELAINE Hegperian Literary Society Home Economics Club 1,2,3,43 Kappa Delta Pi3 president 43 Senior Laureate 43 All-College Choir 1,23 Messiah 2g Wig and Masque 2,3,43 Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Cabinet 3,43 Education Club 3,4. GIER, MARGERY Euglossian Literary Society Classics Club 2,3,43 Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4g Kappa Delta Pi 3,43 Senior Laureate Secretary-treasurer 43 Inter-Society Council 43 Student Council 43 Student Council 2g Y.W.C.A. 2,3,43 W.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Education Club 3,4. GOETSCHIUS, RAY Excelsior Literary Society Y.lVI.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Science Club 2,33 History Club 2,3. GRAETER, LEONORA Hesperian, Literary Society Home Economics Club 43 Messiah 23 Wig and Masque 2,3,43 Secretary 3g Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Y.W. Cabinet 43 Poetry Club 43 Education Club 2,3,4. GRAHAM, MARY JANE Philalethean Literary Society Home Economics Club 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 23 Aurora Staff 3g Kilikilik Staff 1,2,3,43 Y.W.C.A. 1'2e3,4'Q Wig and Masque 1,2. GRAU, JANE Hesperian Literary Society Home Economics Club 1,2,3,43 President 43 All- College Choir lg Messiah 1,23 Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Y.W. Cabinet 3,43 W.A.A. 4. GRIES, WILLIAM -4Pl0'1l1lt0n Literar Societ 9' 3' Y'M'C-A- 1,2,3,43 Education Club 3,43 Science Club 2,33 Kiiikink 2,3. CROSSMAN, MILDRED El gl0SSil1Vl Literary Society glfisisics Club 3,4, All-College Choir 2,3, Messiah 2, . .C..A. 1,2,3,43 Williard Memorial Prize 13 Education Club 3,4. EABERMAN, DOROTHY Jllglossian Literary Societ 3' gome. Economics Club 1,2,3,43 Inter-Society Yosvngl 2,33 All-College Choir 1,23 Messiah 1,22 331 - -A- 1,23 W.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Efiuca-non Club HEGLAWL, EDWARD Excelsior Literary- Sm-i,,,y l'1iSlOI'y Club 3 Q ' - . .. . , -, . . .punish f.l l l.2: ll -.U . Clilllflll 2,3,4: llller-Soi-ich. Cmllllulil 1: Class QM President 1: Football l.Z2l3.l: llaptuin I, Ftlluvl tion 3,4. ' ' HEINTZ, DOUGLAS Excelsior Literary Socielv History Club fl.: Spanish Club l'l- ll.,rmig.,r, CQlHlCil 13 Aurora Stall 3: Kilikilili.-Stull l 3 li- W ' and Masque 3,43 Y.NI.tI ,rx 1 'r 's it- nfl. bHll1,23 Football 1,23 Xlanager l: 'lic-iinis 2. I l HOERNEMAN, ESTlll'Ili Itlesperian Literary Society Nlessiah 1,23 Y.XV.C.A. l,2,3,l-: WA.,-X. l.2. HOSSLER, ART lol U R Excelsior Literary Society Football 2,3,43 lil, Association 2.3.l: Spaui-h Club 1,23 History Club 2.3,-tl-. IMHOF, PAULINE Hesperian Literary Society Home Economics Club 1,2,3,l-: Alpha Psi Hun-ga 3,43 Secretary 43 Kappa Della Pi 3.l: Inter- Society Council 3,43 All-College Choir l'.3: Xie-- siah 1,23 Wig and Nlasque l,2.3,l-: 1.W.ff.l. 1,2,3,43 YAV. Cabinet 2,3.l-1 Sl. lilauuliu 2.3: Education Club 3,4. KNAPP, OWEN Heidelberg Literary Society History Club 3,43 All-College Choir 2,31 lfHIl4'4'l'l Choir 43 Messiah 2.4: Y.Nl.C.rX. l.3.3.l: lrau-lt 2. KOSTYU, FRANK Excelsior Literary Sociely KRAMER, RAYNlflNll lfeiclelberg Literary' Society Pi Kappa Della 3.l: l' 1,2,3,4g Oralory 2.3.11 Oralorical Prizc- re-suleul l: i.Xl.l..1. llclrllt' 'Vi' llc-rlr-Ivr L ....- - KRAUSE, Puntip . ' - ' - 'ielw' 3 ElxCilsWlNCl1l03I4lilY ?L.ll.iX. ffalrincl li Xlll'l'l i'l Association 3fl- KUENTZT J in N Pllilflletlleflll Litflnlliii .5l:miil,li.iil' lforirrrl fflmir Dormitory Council Lim t' l 'r 'S l- Vabiu:-I 1-2,333 Secretary l.2: XXX. .. . ..... . . . 3.4. A l'- Spanish Club 3,41 All-College Choir l.2.3,lg E 1011 CTIVITIE l..-XNISON. N011 11,-K 1l,l11lllll'1lIl'IlI1 Literary Sfll'1f'f.V llistorv Club 3.1: Concert -Cl1oir'1.2.3--ll TF'3ilSU f ' 3,13 X14-ssiah l.2.3.1: 1.11. f.LllDI'lN'1 2.331 Dclm' 1il110ll'li1'ilIll 1.2.3.-1: xx -'X-:Y 1.2-3- 1,1-ION.-11111. C1111 R1,tJ'l 1'l'1 lUlIilllll'll1l'lllI I,1ll'I'fIliV Society lxilikilik 2.3.-1: Y.W.tI..-1.2.3. 1,0111-I. 1-IYl'II.YN I,lIilllIl'1l1l'lll1 l,ilerarv Hoeiet-V llislorv Club 2.3.12 llunie l':f'0IlOHlll'S Club Spanish Club 3.1: Inter-Society Couneilv -1: Stu- dent Council 1: President -1-1 Ylcssiilll ll 3'-lx -C--L l.2.3.1: llmm-4-tuning Queen 1-: Education Club 3,-1: Class Oflieer. Yiee-Presialenl 1: 33110-5 11110 in .Mm-riean Colleges -1-. Xl,-XIX. PllYl,l,lS Huglossiun Literary Society llolne' l'lI'UIIUIll1t'S Club 3.-1: Kilil-iilili Staff -1-2 Xles- smh 1.2: Y.1X.C.A. 1.2.3.1-: W.A..-K. 1.2,3,-13 Pinff Pong 1.2.3.-1. X14:COl1ll. ROSS Heidelberg Literary .Soeielhv Senior llunor Society -1: Orchestra 1.2.3,-1-3 Con- vert Choir 3.-1: All-College Choir 1.2.33 Nlcssiah 1231 YXY1' 11231 .-.- .' . . . ...' . .....- .' '. N1c:lN'I'I11I-I. l.I'ItDN.-11111 .-lplonultun Literary Society Llassu-s 1.lub -1: Xlunslerlal .'xSSOt'lll1l01I 3,-1. Y.Xl.C..X. 3.-I. Xlcili.-XY. 111'Tll l,,1illlll'1hl'llll Literary Society lhnd I 2 3 1' Secretary Trerurmr 2 3 Prt id - V - .- lb ' -.-1 's ent -1: Lpneerl Choir 2.-1: All-College Choir 1.2.31 x'Q'ShI1lll 1.2.-1: Triad Club 1.2.3.-11 Wi., and Y 1 v-r 1 - -Q .. P , Xllasapu' l.1..3.-1: lrlal by Jury 3: .-Xmeru-an may-nx.u1-A.L1a X14:Q1'.-1'l'l'i. ,IOIIN Heidelberg Lilerurv Sneielv Scuiuri llonor Society -1: ilreheslra 1.2: Y.N1.C X l'3111mIvx1 .-.... 1g'.. X1Oll 11. Il l'1l,l'fN Hesperiun Literary .Society llume i':l'01lUIll11'S Club 2.3.-1: Spanish Club 1.3. I - . . 1 . lxappa llelta ll 3.1: Senior llunur Society -1 ti .-X11-Lullege f.ll0ll' 1: 3105511111 1: 1.11.C.,-X. 34- 1 Sl 4 .N uner Xlemurial Prize 2: Education Club 2.3.-1 OMWAKE, ELEANOR Euglossian Literary Society XVig and Masque 1,2.3,43 Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,.13 11ome Economics Club 3,43 Kilikilik Staff 1,2,3,4g Y.YV.C.A. 1,2,3..43 Cheerleader 2,3,43 Spanish OWLENS-. SALLY Hesperian Literary Society Home Economics Club 43 All-College Choir 13 Y.YV.C A. 23 Education Club 2. PHICIFFER, RUTH Hesperian Literary Society Concert Choir 1,2,3,4-3 Vice-President 11-3 Messiah 1,2,3,43 Soloist 43 Triad Club 1,2.3.,43 President 43 Secretary-Treasurer 3g Y.YV.C.A. 1,2,3,113 Secre- tary 2g Vice-President 33 Cabinet 1,2,3,43 Class Treasurer 43 Education Club 3,43 Freshman QIICCIIQ Homecoming Al1CIlt1HIllQ YVho's Who in American Colleges. POETTER, 11OWtARD Excelsior Literary Society Classics Club 1,23 Histor Club 2,3,43 H Asso- ciation 2,3,43 Student Council 43 Treasurer 43 Band 13 Ministerial Association 2,3,43 Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Class Vice-President 43 Baseball 23 Basket- ball 2,3,43 Football 2,3,4. RANKIN, ROBERT Aptonalton Literary Society Student Council 3,42 All-College Choir 13 Con- cert Choir 1,2,3,43 Messiah 1,2.,3,43 Triad Club 1,2,3,43 Education Club 3,43 Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,f1-Q Trial by Jury 2. RAUSC11, RICHARD Heidelberg Literary Society Y.N1.C.A. 1,2,3,-43 Science Club 2,3. ROICCK, NEVIN Heidelberg Literary Society Spanish Club 2,33 Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Handball 2,3. ROGERS, EVELYN l'fu.glossian Literary Society Spanish Club 1,23 Kappa Delta Pi 3,43 Conccrl Choir 2,33 All-College Choir 3g Messiah 3,43 Triad Club 1,2,3,42 Y.YV.C.A. 3,43 Triad Club Prize 23 Education Club 3,4. SIIANOWICR, ROBERT Heidelberg Literary Society History Club 1,2,33 Treasurer 33 Spanish Club 1,23 Student Council 4: President 43 Kilikilik' staff 1.2: Band 1,23 Wig and Masque 2,3,43 'Sevep 3151.05 5 33 Thunder Rock 3g American Way -lx: St. Claudia 43 Class Treasurer 23 Fencing 1,25 Education Club 3. SHERTZ Philalelh Histo! Staff Dru!! ident SLOAN Hom SNYD Heitielll Scie 1927 SPRE Excels Hi SP mt St B: E. STE' Hesp TH' TR He U. E 1011 Aon mt SHERTZER, .BETTI g WAGNER, MARJORIE h'l lethean Literary . octety . I . Philaleth L' - , - - 3 P lgiswry Club 3,43 Spanish Club 1,23 Killkllik flistofylgluligrilfi A303169 . , 4 Business Mana er 3 4 Band 1 2 3 43 . n , -ippa ella P13 l S ' I st,ff1,2,3,.g s, , 2 , , , Drum Major 1,2,3,43 Education Club 3,43 Pres ident of Ohio College Newspaper Association 4. HDAN,GEORGlANA Home Economics Club 43 Science Club 233. SNYDER, CARL ' Heidelberg Literary Society Science Club 2,33 Senior Honor Societyg Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,4. SPREADBURY, JACK Excelsior Literary Society Histor Club 2,3343 Vice-President, President3 Spanish Club 132,33 Hn Association X2 334' Com- Soclety 1 Messiah 2- Y W 'K 1 cmor lmm' , . 3 v - 13233,-1,3 . Q , 3, President 43 Education Club 2. Tl-ml lmr WEIKER, OSCAR Heidelberg Literary Society Histor Club 2 3 4 , Y , , 3 Science Club 19- yu. p . 'dent 23 NHC Association 4' Anil-1 gi- nl?- . , . , 9 ' K ' ff 5C1l1lg3l1l5.Staff 33 Band 13 Messiah iljd 'l',-ful by W , Y-M-C-A 1,2,3,4a Cabinet 4: calf Football Tfamel' 1,2,33 Head Manager 4. Q WEINIG, MARTHA Philalethean Literary Soeieg . Q' History Club 3.43 Auro Sl ff 3' K'l'k'l'k Q . ff . Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,43 Fencliiig 123 W.A.A.l 112. ld ll WEIS, EUNICE Euglossian Literary Society mons Council 23 Dormit0l'Y Council ,13 Aurora Education Club 2'3'4l Secrelary'TrcaS'lm i lll ' Baseball 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2- Education Club 2,3,4. , STEPHENSON, MARTHA Hesperian Literary Society History Club 2,3,43 Kappa Delta Pi 3.43 Y.W.C.A. 1,233,43 Cabinet 2,3343 Education Club 334. THOMPSON, JOHN Science Club 2,3. TRIPP, HILLIARD . Heidelberg Literary Society I Science Club, 3,43 Messiah lg Y.M.C.A. 13233343 Cabinet 233,43 Education Club 3,4. UGINO, LOUIS Etcelsior Literary Society izglglmons Council 13 Orchestra 2g Concert Choir 1'2'3':f Messiah 1,2,3,43 Soloist 43 Triad Club ng' ' r Wig grid Masque 43 Education Club .43 bYt.luSyl2ugla 3,43 American Way 43 Trial gELM,DON elfglberg Literary Society Cfxfrgr 4Club 3,43 Student Council 3,43 Concert me .rl ' 3 Allgcollege Choir 33 Messiah 3.43 Min- Preggenflisoclatlon 1,2,3,43 Y.M.C.A. i1,2,3,43 Staff 33 Kilikilik Staff 1,2,3,43 Y.M.C.A. 1,233,4- 7 7 tory Club 3,43 Home Economics Club 3,43 Inter-Society Council 43 Y.W.C.A. 13233343 Cab- inet 43 Homecoming Attendant 4. WILKOFF, VVILLIAM Heidelberg Literary Society Alpha Psi Omega 3,43 Vice-President: Pi Ka :pa Delta 3,43 Treasurer 43 Kilikilik 1,23 All-College Choir 1,23 Messiah 1,23 Debate l,2,3,43 Wig and Masque 233,43 Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3343 Cabinet 1,23 Class President 43 Alumni Secretary '4-3: Educa- tion Club 334. WOLFE, FENTON Heidelber Literar Societ Inter-Society Crliimcil 33-9T,I'6SldClll3 Aurora Stall' 1,33 Business Manager 33 Y.M.C.A. l32,3,43 Science Club 1,23 H 5 Association 2,3,4: kappa Delta Pi 43 Student Council 13 Kilikilik Slllff 2,31 Class President 23 Basketball 2,333 Fmflllall 2,3343 Education Club 3,4- YERBY, MAGARTHE Philalethean Literary Society Q ' Education Club 3,43 Hislofi' Clllll 2,342 Clahhwh Club 1,2,3,43 Y.W.C.A. 1,2. YOUNG, MABEL . Hesperian Literary Society 3 .Q l I 4. . . ' 2g III tory Cluh 33 . ,2':53:SS3a2 3s?,,?:ff22i,21, Honor Society 43 Secretary3 Dornnl0 Y xiollllcil 43 Aurora Staff 33 All-College Chglg 1 2' Ol'at0l'y 43 Wig and Nlasque l if ll' williard 1'2,3 4- Cabinet 3,44 Class Secfelaff p ' 3. Mea,2i,1Pfi,,2, Kefauve' tfa 1 'if' -tif. f - A ' SH ' ' W.A.A. 132333 Education Club -,- - - re Contributed by tlie adminis- tration of Heidelberg College with best wishes to tlre Class of Nineteen Hundred and FortyfTl1ree and liigli liopes for a most excellent Aurora. QQs xxxll i E 'I 9 gh .ons 0 'o . f Qgjii-ffg, a 1 0: :Qi ' 0' '. 6 5 .- - ' -.Cl I 1 mg 1 I I : am 9 , v-J . . , I Ai EZ 1 v , . 4 no zo' f': hex xi I 77 O 5 'lg FFINAE lt has been said that the best Way to have a friend is to be one. In the following pages you can find the names of firms and individuals who have proved. their friend- ship by aiding in the publication of this annual. ln or- der to continue to have these friends, let us reciprocate ADVERTISEMENTS EAT AND ENICY ICE CREAM DELICICUS SUNDAES and REFRESHING SODAS TASTY LUNCHES Served Attrcrctively in or Modern Dairy Store O 0.0 jha, Mabry, S. Woshinqton Street F1 The Andrus Drug Store MAGERS LUIVIBER CC. 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