Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1933 volume:

. ' ?;i ' mm r;;-. [1] [2] N Published by The Senior Class Arthur F. Hommel Editor Hervey B. Stahl Business Manager [3] V ADMINISTRATION BLMLDING Kent State College Alumni There are 5,434 members of the Kent State College Alumni Association, which is one of the oldest organizations con- nected with the college. It was first established in May, 1911 and the first president of the group was Mr. Edwin F . Moulton of Warren, Ohio. The present officers are President, Otto J. Korb; V. Pres., John F. Koeppe; Sec, Alma M. Zinninger; Treas., Calvin P. Rausch. WW Qft rJ r W . vM mI vS 5J sj ui TO S) WN ii fSS M p l 1 O I T O J. K O R B Dedication The 1 33 Chestnut Burr is hereby dedicated to the Kent State College Alumni Association of which Mr. Otto J. Korb, superintendent of the South- Euclid — Lyndhurst School District is the president. Mr. Korb is one of Kent State ' s first graduates. The future greatness of Kent State College will be built upon the foundation of a strong and active Alumni Association. Mr. Korb and his associates realize this and are working successfully towards that end. TP [12] iibminiieitration ri3] [14] •§■ ADMINISTRATION JAMES O. ENGLEMAN President B. F. RENKERT Business Manager ADELINE KING Assistant Treasurer ■§• THE DEANS BLANCHE A. VERDER, A. M. Dean of Women RAYMOND E. MANCHESTER. A. M. Dean of Men JOHN L. BLAIR, Ph. D. Dean of the College of Education OSCAR H. WILLIAMS, Ph. D. Dean of the College of Liberal Arts DEPARTMENT HEADS AMOS L. HEER, Ph. D. Supt. of Training School EMMETT C. STOPHER, A. M. Registrar Teacher Placement Bureau Extra-Mural Activities A. O. DE WEESE, M. D. Health and Physical Education J. T. JOHNSON. A. B. Agriculture DEPARTMENT HEADS MERLE E. WAGONER, B. S. Head Coach NINA S. HUMPHRIES, B.E.A. Art HARRY A. CUNNINGHAM. A. M. Biology J. E. MAGEE. D. C. L. Commerce DEPARTMENT HEADS D, W. PEARCE, A. M. Education. Philosophy Psychology CHESTER E. SATTERFIELD. A. B., A. M. English EDITH BELLE ROWLEN, A. M. French DAVID OLSON, Ph. D. Geography DEPARTMENT HEADS A. SELLEW ROBERTS, Ph. D. History and Social Science BERTHA L. NIXON, A. M. Home Economics BURYL P. ENGLEMAN, M. S. Journalism and Publicity G. HAZEL SWAN, A. M. Kindergartezi Primary DEPARTMENT HEADS MARGARET DUNBAR, B. L. S. Library C. S. VAN DEUSEN, M. E. Manual Ti-aining FLORENCE M. SUBLETTE. A. M. Music C. F. RUMOLD. Pli. D. Pliysical Science DEPARTMENT HEADS ANNA SCHAFHEITLIN, Ph. D. German E. TURNER STUMP, A. M. Speech FRANK N. HARSH, A. M. Principal of the Training School FACULTY HARRIET ADAMS. B. D. Art EILEEN W. ERLANSON, Ph. D. Biology MARY K. BOSWELL, A. B. Art ETHEL GOWANS. A. M. Biology |i ' JOSEPH W. BEGALA, A. B. Athletics S. A. HARBOURT. A. M. Biology FACULTY C. RUTH SHAW, A. M. Biology HENRY H. HELTER. A. M. Education AMANDA L. THRASHER, A. M. Commerce PKEN MUSSLEMAN. A. M. Edjcation RAYMOND M. CLARK, A. M, Education ALFRED W. STEWART, Ph. D. Education FACULTY ERIC T. GRIEBLING, A. M. English ADA HYATT. A. M. English KENNETH R. PRINGLE, A. M. English EDGAR PACKARD. A. M. English EDWARD PAKE. A. M. English JAMES R. BECK. M. S. Geography FACULTY GEORGE J. ALTMAN, Ed. M. Health and Physical Ed ESTHER BRENNEMAN. M. D. Health and Physical Ed. MARIE H. APPLE, A. M. Health and Physical Ed. GWENDOLYN DREW, A. M. Health and Physical Ed. RUTH BASS, A. M. Health and Physical Ed. WILLIS J. BURNER. Ph. D. History and Spanish FACULTY THOMAS E. DAVEY, A. M. History LOUIS A. TOHILL, Ph. D. History MONA FLETCHER. A. M. History NONA ISABEL JORDAN, A. M. Home Economics ELEANOR A. MEYER , A. M. History ELMA M. BRENNER, B. S. Assistant Librarian FACULTY ISABELLE DUNBAR Associate Librarian HAROLD P. ROGERS. A. M. Mathematics MABEL E. THURSTON AsKistant Librarian HUGH E. STELSON, Ph. D. Mathematics ELPRED TISCHENDORF. A. M. Manual Training ELFLEDA LITTLEJOHN. A. M, Music FACULTY HELEN McCLAFFIN. B. M.. B. S. Music CLARENCE L. COOK. M. Sc. Physical Science ROY D. METCALP, A. M. Music MORRIS PALMER, Pli. D. Physical Science RHEA VENNER Music ORA BELLE BAUCHMAN, B. M. Music FACULTY ADAH BROADBENT. B. A. Art ETHEL POSTER. B. S. Third Grade GERALD H. CHAPMAN. A. M. Physical Science ISABELLE HAZEN, A. M. Latin GEORGE DAMANN. B. S. Industrial Arts AMY HERRIFP. A. M. Library-Study Hall FACULTY LAURA E. HILL, A. M. Sixth Grado DORIS KINNEMAN. A. M. English MARGARET JEFFREY A B. FiiM Oi ifi - ELMER R. MEYER, A. M. History MARJORIE KELLY, B. S. Physical Education BLANCHE C. MILLER, A. M. English FACULT Y MAY S. NEITZ, B. E. Kindergarten PEARL J. PHILLIPS. B. S. Fifth Grad? EDITH M. OLSON. A. M. Social Science NELLIE RICHARDS, A. B. Commerce [321 FACULTY MYRTLE SHEPHARD, A. M. Second Grade HELEN BONSALL Secretary to the President NORMA D. WOOD. A. M. French IRENE COSTLEY Registrars Office L. MUNZENMEYER, A. M. Extension MRS. ELIZABETH FELLERS College Dietitian FACULTY MATILDA JOHNSON Assistant Registrar JEANNE PARRISH Sec. to Dean Verder ANTOINETTE LINK, B. S. Sec. to Dr. DeWeese MITTIE SMITH, R. N. College Nurs? MARY M. PARKER Sec. to Mr. Renkert DOROTHY D. SCOTT, M. S. Home Economics FACULTY ALFRED B. GARRETTE. Ph. D. Physical Science ALLEN W. COVEN. Ph. D. Physical Science MAURICE BAUM, Ph. D. Philosophy f iM C. JAMES VELIE, M. A. Music RUTH M. PARRISH, A. M. First Grade PAULINE GASTON. B. S. in Ed. Kindergarten [36] [37] Senior Class Officers Charles Atkinson President Joe Kelly Vice President Mary Irvin Secretary Emily Farnham Treasurer [38] RICHARD AIKEN Akron, Ohio Gymn Club 3. Varsity Track 3, Swimming Club, coach 3, Varsity Wrestling 4, Phys. Ed. Club 4. CLAYTON E. ALDEN Kent. Ohio Alpha Phi Beta. Class Secretary 1. Y. M. C. A. 1. 2. 4. History Club. Kappa Gamma. Blue Key. CHARLES ATKINSON Yorkshire, England Sigma Tau Gamma, Pres. 4. Kappa Gamma Pres. 4, Velvet Curtain. Pres. 4. Inter-Fraternity Council. Ch.. 4. Varsity Debate 3. 4. Capt.. 4. Kent Stater. Blue Key. Class Pres. 4. Attended Youngstown College. 1. LEONARD BAKER Euclid. Ohio Sigma Tau Gamma. Pres. 3, Chi Pi. Burr Staff 1. 2. 3. College Social Com.. Executive Council 3, Baseball 2. Football 2. 3. Basketball 2. Intra-Murals. K Association. RUTH BARNHART Lancaster. N. Y Women ' s League. W. A. A.. Pi Kappa Sigma. Omega Phi Delta, Pres. LOIS AKERS Ravenna. Ohio Sigma Sigma Sigma Biol. Club. Kind. Prim. Club. Women ' s League. Executive League. Social Com.. Attended Ohio Wesleyan. RUTH APLEY Kent. Ohio Phi Alpha Alpha. Sec. 4, French Club, Off-Campus Women ' s Club. EDYTHE AVERY Akron, Ohio Delta Sigma Epsilon, MERLE BAKER Woodsfield. Ohio Sigma Tau Gamma, Pres. 2. Varsity Football 2. Varsity Wrestling 3, 4. FREDA BEYMER Kent, Ohio Velvet Curtain Player s [40] Alpha Phi Beta, Commerce Club. Men ' s Union, Intra-Murals. Varsity Wrestling Manager 4. 4: ETHEL ETLING Ravenna, Ohio Phi Alpha Alpha. Omega Phi Delta, Phys, Ed. Club. Off-Campus Women ' s Club. Women ' s League. EMILY FARNHAM Kent. Ohio Sigma Sigma Sigma. Lambda Chi. Women ' s League, Kent State Council Sec. 3, Class Treas. 4, Kent Stater, Orchestra, 1, Off-Campus Women ' s Club, Tri-Sig. National Scholarship Ring, Attended Cleveland Art School 2. JOSEPHINE EVANS Hudson. O. Alpha Sigma Tau PERL FREEMAN Sigma Tau Gamma WINSTON R. FROST Cleveland. Ohio Sigma Tau Gamma, Vice Pres. 4, Blue Key, Kappa Gamma, Velvet Curtain Players, Social Com. 4. Executive Council 4. Var sity Debate 4. Men ' s Union Entertain- ment Com.. Miami Univ. 1, 2, 3. B. A. Ohio State Univ. LAWRENCE B. GATCHELL Sigma Tau Gamma. Varsity Baseball 3. ROY GILMORE Mayfleld Heights. O. Kappa Mu Kappa, Burr Staff 3. TWILA GUTHERY WILLIAM HARPER Cleveland. Ohio Commerce Club, Ohio University 1, 2, 3. RUSSELL GARDNER Kappa Sigma Chi. MAE GICQUELAIS THELMA GRAFTON FRANK HALL Ravenna. Ohio Delta Phi Sigma. Post Graduate. GLADYS HEINLEN, Bucyrus. Ohio Phi Alpha Alpha, Phys. Ed. Club, r. A. A., Women ' s League. SENIORS ARLIE HICKMAN Alpha Phi Beta. ORVILLE HISSOM Freedom. Ohio Sigma Tau Gamma. Kent Stater. ARTHUR F. HOMMEL Lyndhurst. Ohio. Delta Phi Sigma, V. Pres. 3. Pres. 4, Blue Key, Alpha Psi Omega, Kappa Gamma, Chi Pi. Manager College Theatre 3. Assistant Ed. Kent Stater 2. Assistant Ed. Burr, 2, 3, Editor 4. Ed. Alpha Psi Omega CallBoard 3, 4, Playbill 3. Inter-fraternitv Council 3. 4, Soph. Debate Team. Velvet Curtain Players, History Club, Attended Western Re- serve 1. DON HOUSLEY Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Delta Phi Sigma. Pres. 3. Alpha Psi Omega, Blue Key. Men ' s Glee Club. Pres. 3, 4, Burr Staff 2, Inter-Fraternity Council 3, Varsity Football 2. 3, 4, Intra-Murals. Pre-Med. Club Pres. 2. Most Popular Man 3, Varsity K Club. DOROTHY JACKSON Steubenville, Ohio Pi Delta Theta. Kind. Prim. Club, Biol. Club. Off-Campus Women ' s Club, Attended Steubenville Normal 1. EDWIN HIRT Kent. Ohio Delta Phi Sigma, Treas, 2, Varsity Track 2, 3. Varsity K Club, Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Orchestra 1. 2. 3. ■ Intra-Murals. Kent Stater 1. LEWIS HIST HOWARD HOPPER Andover. Ohio Alpha Phi Beta. Vice Pres. 4. Manual Arts Club. Inter-Fraternitv Council 3. 4. Intra-Murals. MARY IRVIN Akron. Ohio Sigma Sigma Sigma. Pres. 4. Women ' s League Sec ' y. 4 College Social Com. 4 Executive Com. 4. Off-Campus Women ' s Club 2. 3. College Theatre Treas. 4 Velvet Curtain Players, Glee Club 4, Debate Squad 4, Class Sec ' y. 4. Attended Akron Univ. RUTH JOY PAUL KABPER Alliance. Ohio Sigma Tau Gamma. LUELLA KING Windham. Ohio Delta Sigma Epsilon. Rec. Sec ' y. 3. Sec ' y. 4. Most Popular Woman 3. W. A. A. Phys. Ed. Club. Velvet Curtain Players. Orchesis. Pres. 4. Burr Staff 4. KATHERINE KOONTZ Greensburg. Ohio Biology Club, Off-Campus Women ' s Club. Women ' s League. SENIORS WILLIAM LANE Deerfleld. Ohio Kappa Mu Kappa. Intra-Murals, Varsity Mgr. 2. MERLE LEGGETT Creston. Ohio Delta Phi Sigma. Chaplain 2. Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Varsity Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Manual Arts Club. Pres. 4. Varsity K Club. JOE KELLY Struthers. Ohio Kappa Mu Kappa, Scribe. Rec. Sec, Bd. of Gov.. Blue Key. Pres. 4. Burr Editor 3, Chi Pi. Pres. 4. Commerce Club, Pres. 3. Kent Stater. Assistant Ed. 2. Class Treas. 2. Class Vlce-Pres. 3. 4. Velvet Curtain Players, Vice-Pres. 4. Men ' s Union Com. Ch. 2, Alpha Psi Omega, Executive College Social Com. Chairman 4. Inter-Fraternity Council STEPHEN KING Campbell. Ohio Sigma Tau Gamma. Treas. 4, Alpha Psi Omega. Kappa Gamma. Blue Key. Velvet Curtain Players, Asst. Mgr. College Theatre 4. Debate Team 4. Burr Staff 4. ALICE LAIRD Ashtabula. Ohio Delta Sigma Epsilon. Omega Phi Delta. W. A. A.. Soc. Con . 3. Phys. Ed. Club. HARRIET LANNING Moulton Hall Sec. 2, Pres. 3. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Y. W. C. A.. Home Ec. Club. 4 ELMER LEMBRIGHT Sugarcreek, Ohio Commerce Club. Manual Arts Club, Barbarians. Men ' s Union. •§• SENIORS CLARK LINE Kent, Ohio Delta Phi Sigma. Varsity Tennis. Capt. 1, 2. Varsity ■K Club, Attended Carnegie Tech. MARIAN LOSTETTER Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio Lambda Chi. Attended Akron Univ. LUELLA MARTIN MILFORD MURPHY Kent, Ohio Kappa Mu Kappa. Manual Arts Club. Vice Pres. 4, Kent Stater. Men ' s Union. Intra-Murals. Muskingum College ' 25. ROY MILLER SMITH LINE Kent. Ohio Football 1. Basketball 1, Basketball Mgr. 1, Men ' s Union 1. Football Mgr. 4, Ohio State University 3. HELEN MALEK FRANCIS MERICOLA Hudson. Ohio Varsity Football 2. 3, 4. ELDRED MILLER Kent. Ohio Delta Phi Sigma. Hist. 4, Football 2. 3. 4. ■Wrestling 2. 3. 4. Ohio State 135 lb. Cham- pion 4. Varsity K Club. Varsity Gymn 4, Phys. Ed. Club, Intra-Murals. MERRILL MILLS Kent. Ohio Sigma Tau Gamma. ■$■ RUTH MITCHELL VICTOR MOORE Akron. Ohio Kappa Sigma Chi. Pres. 4. Varsity Track 2. 3. Varsity Gymn 4. Phys. Ed. Club. Pres. 4. Intra-Murals. Inter-Fraternity Council ALBERT MULLER Alliance. Ohio Alpha Phi Beta. Kappa Gamma. Biology Club. Varsity Debate 4. Attended Mt. Union and Blackburn College. LARRY NICHOLSON Byesville. Ohio Delta Phi Sigma. Treas. 4, Football 2. 3. 4. Basketball 2, 3. 4, Baseball 2. Track 3. Gymn Team 4. Intra-Mural Council 4. Varsity K Club. Intra-Murals, Phys. Ed. Club. MARY PERKINS Cleveland, Ohio Theta Sigma Upsilon, Biology Club. RALPH MONROE KENNETH MYERS Kent. Ohio Debate 4. Orchestra. Band. Glee Club. Burr Staff. History Club. JOSEPH NAPPI Ashtabula. Ohio Kappa Sigma Chi, Treas. 4. Football 3. 4. French Club. History Club. Pres. 4. Manual Arts Club. Men ' s Union Board Phys. Ed. Club. Intra-Murals. DOUGLAS NICKERSON Stow. Ohio ELMER PETTAY Cadiz. Ohio Kappa Mu Kappa, Post Graduate. SENIORS LAURANCE PHILLIPS Freedom. Ohio Sigma Tail Gamma, Post Graduate, Staff BioL Dept.. Biol. Club, Commerce Club, Glider Club, Football 3, 4, Intra-Murals, Men ' s Union. DONALD PRICE Leesville. Ohio Kappa Sigma Chi, Math. Club. Biology Club. Basketball, Wrestling. WILLIAM REED RUTH REICHARD Sharpsville, Pa. Delta Sigma Epsilon. Pres. 4. DONALD ROBINSON Rootstown, Ohio Kappa Mu Kappa, Rec. Sec ' y, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4, Intra-Murals, GENEVA POTTS Cleveland, Ohio Women ' s League, Home Ec, Club. MILDRED PYLE Kent. Ohio Alpha Sigma Tau, Pres. 4. College Social Com.. Sec. 4, Alpha Psi Omega, Bus. Mgr. 3. Women ' s League, Glee Club, Off-Campus Women ' s Club. JOHN E. REEVES MARTHA REIMER Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Sigma Delta Nu, Sec. 4, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, String trio. String quartette. HELEN ROBINSON Kent. Ohio DOROTHY SANNER MARGUERITE SCHMID MARY SHOLTIS Akron, Ohio Phi Alpha Alpha. Y. W. C. A, Math. Club. Off-Campus Women ' s Club. Women ' s League. Executive Council 4. College Social Com. 3. 4. Kent State Council 4. WANDA SPORER LELAH STRAIGHT Kent. Ohio Phi Alpha Alpha. Orchestra. Glee Club. Madrigal Club. Sigma Delta Nu, Vice Pres. 4. ALVA SAPP Ravenna. Ohio Kappa Mu Kappa. Treas. 4. Football 2. 3. 4. Varsity K Club. JAMES SHELLY Wooster. Ohio Delta Phi Sigma. Sgt. at Arms 3. Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Capt. 4. Wrestling 2. 3, 4. Capt. 3. Class Treas. 1. Class Pres. 3, Phys. Ed. Club. Varsity K Club. Pres. 4. Blue Key. Vice-Pres. 4. Baseball 2. MICHAEL SPIRTOS Alpha Phi Beta, Debate 4. HERVEY STAHL Canton. Ohio Delta Phi Sigma. Vice-Pres. 4. College Social Com. 3. 4. Executive Social Com. 4, Intra-Murals. Kent State Council. Chairman 3, Kent Stater Society Ed. 3. Chi Pi. Sec-Treas. 4. Velvet Curtain Players. Chestnut Burr Bus. Mgr. 4. Blue Kev. Glee Club. Inter-Fraternity Council. JAMES STRASBURG GRACE STRAND FRED SWARTZ Mogadore. Ohio Sigma Tau Gamma. Phys, Ed. Club. Biology Club. History Club. Velvet Curtain Players. Intra-Murals. Attended Akron Univ. WALTER TAYLOR Akron. Ohio Kappa Mu Kappa. Basketball 1. 2. 3, Baseball 1. 2. 3. Football 1. 2. 3. Varsity K Club. Intra-Murals. THOMAS TROYER HOWARD L. VINE Math. Club. Attended Ohio State. RUTH STRAND KERMIT TAYLOR Kent. Ohio Kappa Mu Kappa. Pres. 4. Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Intra-Murals. Kent State Council, Chairman 4, Phys. Ed. Club. Varsity K Club. Blue Key. Sgt. at Arms 4. EUGENE TRAXLER Stow. Ohio Delta Phi Sigma. Varsity Tennis 2. 3, 4, Capt. 3, Basketball 2. Varsity K Club. Intra-Murals. ANTOINETTE VETRANO Ashtabula. Ohio Alpha Sigma Tau. Lambda Chi. Kind. Prim. Club. Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Y. W. C. A., Off-Campus Women ' s Club. Sec. to Dean of Men, Women ' s League. THELMA WAGNER SENIORS MAURICE WALTER Dundee. Ohio Intra-Murals. Attended Muskingum College. RUTH WATKINS Kent. Ohio Phi Alpha Alpha, Women ' s League, Off-Campus Women ' s Club, Home EC. Club. CELESTINE WIERMAN Rootstown, Ohio Women ' s League, Women ' s Chorus, Kind. Prim. Club. HARRIET WILSON Kent. Ohio PI Kappa Sigma, French Club, Off-Campus Women ' s Club, Glee Club 1. ARDEN YOCKEY Dover, Ohio Alpha Phi Beta, Phi Mu. Madrigal Club, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. JOHN WATKINS Kent, Ohio Sigma Tau Gamma, College Theatre, Asst. Mgr. 3. Mgr. 4, College Social Com. 3, 4, Ex. Com. 3, Debate 3, 4, Kappa Gamma. Velvet Curtain Players, Inter-Fraternity Council. Sec. 3, Burr Staff 3. Kent Stater 4, Y. M. C. A., Blue Key. THELMA WEISS Cleveland, Ohio Delta Sigma Epsilon, W. A. A., Phys. Ed. Club, W. A. A. K Club, Women ' s Sports. FRANKLIN WILLIAMS Kent, Ohio Alpha Phi Beta, Pres. 3. Blue Key, Sec. 4. Kent State Council 4, Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. Inter-Fraternity Council 3. Intra-Murals. LEONARD WISE Kent, Ohio Alpha Phi Beta. Intra-Mural Council, Intra-Murals. Y. M. C. A. MARGARET YODER 151J Glenwood Oyster President Sam Cipriano Vice President Lucille Galloway Secretary Mary Lou Guillet Treasurer [52] ■%■ JUNIORS MARGARET ACKER BETTE ANDERSON FRANKLIN BARLOW ANN BERNARD WILDA BELLE BOSCH EVELYN BRILHART , DON ALDERMAN GLADYS APLEY JEAN BAUMBERGER STEPHEN BORSIC PRANCES BRIGGS VIRGINIA BROWN ARTHUR CANIGLIA M M JOE CARL [53] JUNIO PETER CIPRIANO GRACE CLINKER SAM CIPRIANO VIRGIL COBB VERA COCHRAN RUTH COLLIER ELAINE CONLEY GLEN COWAN JOHN CONVERSE %  RUSSELL COVER GORDON CRUMBACKER MRS. EDITH DAVIS ALBERT DE LEONE PAUL VAN DEUSEN [54] •e- JUNIOR EVELYN DICK VESTA DONALDSON V ELMER DUNLAVY ' M HELEN DUNSTAN ' -5! , %r LOUIS EGARER ALLEN ENSMINGER MARY JANE FAIRCHILD •fS I IRENE FERREBEE FLORENCE FLOWER MATHEW FLOWER LUCILLE GALLOWAY J HAROLD GEAR COEVIN GERIG CHARLES GLATZER ■%■ DOROTHY GORDON WILMA GREEN MARY LOU GUILLET MARY HARDING FOREST HAWK CLARENCE HINKLE HELEN HOFFMAN l MARGUERITE GORDON D. AUSTIN GRUBB LAUREL HANLEY GOLDIE HASLER EUNICE HINES KENNETH HISSNER M CHARLOTTE HONBERGER ' $• JUNIORS LUCILLE JACOBS HAZEL JONE: GUY lARUSSI PAUL JAMES MARY ETTA JONES EVELYN KEIFER LOWER KELLOG BETTY KELLY KAY KENNEY HARRY KIRK , ETHEL KLESA ■ V : JOHN KLINE WILLIAM LANGELL r- H [57] JUNIORS HAROLD LAW LEOTA LEYDA ? RUTH LOOMIS MARGARET LESHER D. E. LODGE AMEDA LOSITO ' k LOETTA LOVEJOY MARY JANE MANCHESTER ELLA MAJOR ETHEL MAURER ELWOOD MILLER PAUL MILLER IRMA MURPHY LEETLA RHODES MAKCKLLA RUSH JOHN RYZNER MARIE SANDROCK •8 ' LOUISE SAUSE NADINE SCHUMACKER IVAN SHILLIDAY ELEANOR SNYDER ALTON SCHOPPER ALBERT SHAMBARGER VIRGINIA SMITH YETTA SNYDER CLARABEL SPACHT MIRIAM STARKEY MARY E. SNYDER ' i . WILLIAM SOARI J ,: REGINA STAM ELI STIGNER [60] MARGARET STIGNER PAUL STRAHL ANNE TESCHER ANNE WARNES f CHALMERS WEAVER DALE WHITE PAULINE STONEHILL CLARENCE STRAUB JEANETTE VAN FLEET LUCILLE WALSH PARK WELTON MARIANA WHITECOTTON Ji LOIS WHITELEATHER RUTH WIEGAND [61] [S3] Sophomore Degree Officers Walter Seifert President Roy Knowles Vice President Mabel Law Secretary Rosemary Price Treasurer Sophomore Diploma Officers Kenneth Scott President Emerson Schlegel Vice President Jane Quinn Secretary Marian A. Balser Treasurer Betty Adlard, David Alden, Louise Anderson, Glenn Andrews. Florence Anthony. Iris Appelhans. Jerry M. Baird. Raymond Baker. Frank Barker. Donald Barnes. Wayne Baumberger. Earle Bennett. Howard Bientz. Chester Borlet. Dale Bowman. Clark Bradon. Frederick Bundy. Paul Carothers. George Carter. Vera Chamberlain. Dewon Clay, Earl Cooley. Aldeen Cox, Howard Dailey, Byrne De Weese. Ray Diller. Bernice Eippert. Clarence EUett. Karl Falls, Ruth Farr. Lucille Faught. Edith Fenn, Betty Field, Russell Filson, Marie Fisher. Harriet Franklin, Nancy Fynn, Freda Galloway, Kathryn Garbln, Joe Gettrust. John Gidley, Mabel Grabensteller, Myra Graham, Elizabeth Green, Francis Green. [3:] SOPHOMORES f ' - f w I Ruth Puffer, Geraldine Quimby. Gertrude Quirk, Malvern W, Randels, Ruth Randels, Joe Repasky, Ralph Riddle, Joe Rinaldi, Claire Robinson, Dorothy Sabin, Lorraine Seckel, Dorothy Seidel, Walter Seifert, Harold Schamp, Rosalie Schmalz, Louaine Schram, Winilred Schram, Earl Skillicorn, Ann Sofranec, Jack Spencer, Harold Smith, Marvin Smith, Arline Stalder, Joe Taborsky, Martha Taylor, Don Ulrich, Helen Vaughn, Thomas Walling, Herbert Wands, Neva Watkins. Mary Jane Weber, Alyce Wenger, Alberta Faye White, Wllford White, Kent Wierman. Jeanette Williamson, Harold Williamson, Maxvrell Williams, Ruth Wise, Roger Wolcott, Walder Wolfe, Richard Yeend, Al Young, Lucille Young, Pauline Young, [67] SOPHOMORES n f j Pi. y A l d .MjA v. Louise Young, Stephen Zboray, Evelyn Ackley, Lucille Altiers, Kathryn Lee Archibald. Virginia Bailey, Ruth Baines, Ester Baldwin, Marian Balser, Lillian Baren. Viola Batteiger, Hazel Baumgartel, Ethel Mae Beadle, La Verne Beil, Gladys Bell. Feral Berton, Gladys Blake. Mary Bodo, Helen Borex. Martha Bouckey. Elizabeth Boyd. WiUett Boyd, Margaret Brincko, Martha Brobeck, Anna Brown. Hazel Buckholdt, Charlotte Buckwalter. Coyla Burnell, Virginia Burford. Lillian Burwig Ella Mae Butler, Mary Buxton, Pauline Caldwell. Martha Carnahan. Agnes Carpenter. Hazel Charlton, Maxine Charlton, Helen Christy, Doris Clemson, Claudia Clevenger. Mary Closser, Alice Cobb, George Cobb, Marian Cole, Minnie Colombo. [68] Eunice Cooley, Ellen Coventry, Lounetta Cox, Wanda Crites. La Rue Crumbacker. Bessie Cunningham, Lois Cunningham, Elizabeth Warren. Elizabeth Davis, Martha Davis. Sarah Davis, Arvilla Dean, Charlotte De Beau, Ralph Dietz. Carmeline Dinapoli. Florence Dlssly, Ruth Drissen, Vida Earnst, Elizabeth Eaton, Alice Ecker. Charlotte Edson, Thelma Eiler, Margaret Elliot. Helen Esty, Charles Evans. Maynard Faloon. Florence Faulk. Lucille Feller, Gladys Freeland, Marjorie Frieg. Elizabeth Friihauf, Kathryn Fleischer, Virginia Flick, Betty Foeltz, Elizabeth Foote. Helen Frame, Molly Frank, Mary Fraundofer. Corinne Galinatt, Louise Gano. Dorothy Gamble, Betty Garber, H. E. Glntz, Marguerite Gorman, Lawrence Graff. SOPHOMORE S Sara Grafton, Margaret Griffiths, Eleanor Hall. Sara Heburn. Francis Heddleston. Ethel Heini. Lila Heine. LiUian Hershey. Helen Hayman. Doris Hoffman. Mary Hola chosky, Geneveive Horst. Delmont Houder, Clara Huff, Lena Huff. Olive Hunt, Dean Iddings. Zelta Indie. Cyril Isriel. Virginia Jackson. Dorothy James, Mrs. Hazel Johnson. Ruth Johnson, Lorena John, Ethel Jones. Mary E. Jones, Rosetta Judson, Luella Kappel, Mary A. Keller. Verle Kelley. Ann Laura Kerr, Ruth King. Dean Kisseberth. Helen Kloos. Margaret Klotz. Kathryn Koch, Mary K. Knapp, Helen Knauf, Roy Knowles. Eileen Kuechler. Dorothy Larocco, Ada Larson, Evelyn Lehmann. Jeanette Lewis. Catherine Lisko. SOPHOMORES Cs B Op: Fern Lower, Alma Mack. Drusella Marks, Elizabeth Mason, Doris Mclntyre. Gladys Merrick, De Loss Messerly, Theresa Milano, Bobby Miller, Claire Miller. Charlotte Moore. Grace Moore, Mary Moorman, Ruth Motlice. Leah Marian Mullln. Jane Nass, Hazel Noland, Sadie Orason, Ruth Owings. Laurabelle Owen. Eglantine Oyster, Natalie Pacek, Nellie Pacella, Maxine Palmer, Fern Patterson. Kathryn Perriella, Wllma Peterson, Margaret Pim, Jean Plttaway, Mary Queale. Betty Randall, Jane Quinn. Hazel Reddick, Mi ldred Beiber, Marie Retterer. Bernice Rice, Antoinette Pich, Ina Richard, Merle Richardson, Florence Riley. Helen Rohrer, Helen Rolifl, Ethel Romy, Hazel Rutherford, Mabel Schadt. Lucy Schandel. Winifred Sheehan, Emerson Schlegel, Margie Schlott. Frances Schnell, Alice Scott, Kenneth Scott. William Scott, Vesta Scott. Virginia Scott. Mary Frances Schriver. Mildred Schrock, Lona Shultz, Helen Schwem.ler. Florence Sherlocl . Lillian Shields. Ruth Siffert, Edith Smith. Marjorie Smyder. Auri Sokinar, Hilda Spaeth, Mabel Spaeth, Thelma Stenger, Hilda Stiles. Helen Strum, Freida Sturgill, Pearl Symbala, Lucille Tarr. Virginia Tedro. Mary Thompson. Elizabeth Traut, Pearl Tutthill, Gertrude Tweed. T. V. XJtterback. Elma Van Wye, Jean Wagner, Ella Walker. Helen Jean Wayt, Rachel Weaver. Helen Weitzel, Dorothy Westfall, Susanna Westland, Velma Wertz. Marvis Wilcox. Jk Lois Williams, Martha Williams, Pauline Woodworth, Helen Woolsey, Juanita Yarian. Mary Zavortink, [74] Freshmen Degree Officers Le Roy Widowski President Marion De Weese Vice President Jeanne Hollander Secretary Flora Sprague Treasurer Freshmen Diploma Officers Graydon Bryan President Bertha Du Pont Vice President Mariann Wampler Secretary Eleanor Dunbar Treasurer FRESHMEN fx a r a A - y, v . '  s.. V ( Ruth Aberth. Louise Abe. John Alexander. Lucille Alger. Howard Andreas. William Anderson, Raymond Arnett. Lucille Arnold. Jeanette Barlow, Jack Baker, Joe Baker, Alden Baker, Dorothy Baldwin, AU-in Bamberger. Rex Baughman, Edgar Baumgardner, Goldie Bartza, Fred Bebb. Robert Beck. Max A. Beinhardt. Ruth Beinstein. Dorothy Bellar, Murry Bennett, Lawrence Berry, Paul Black, Harriet Blake, Alice L. Birkner, Robert Bogenrief. Virginia Boone, Leota Butler. Wayne Burkey, Adley Calhoun, Alta Gary, Carlotta Case, Don Gassier. Glenn Chapman. Dorothy Clark, Josephine Cotman. Alvin Gox, Marjorie Grabbs, Walter Curtis, Elizabeth Daskovich. Joe David, Vernell Dawson. Franklin Day. Marion De Weese, George Dike, Charles Dixon, Nedra Dole. William C. Donaldson, Chester Dornbush. Daisy Dunlop, Howard Dunlavy, Clarence Eckert. Robert Eisel, Betty Elklns. Estel Estes, Eugenie F;iHiuiort ' . Duns Faiilkiur, Ruth Fielding. Herman Fisher, Kathryn Fitzgerald. Betty Forner. Jack Porsythe, Wayne Franz, Reita Frederick. Burdette Frost. Edward Puller. Charles Furney, Lester Furney. Theodore Gage. Corrine Gainer, Florence Goll. Herbert Gardner. Marian Gardner, Mary Gaylord. Robert Geis. Martha George. Ernest Gialluca, James Ghent. Harry Gilcrest. Lotta Glover, Edgar Goodell. James Goshorn. Otto Graber, Charles Grenzebach, William Gressard. Marian Gruen, Carl Hageman, Robert Hall. Harold Hardy. Helen Hastings, Bernard Hauser, Mildred Heineman, Dorothy Hensel, Dorothy Heminger. Marian Hess, Violet Henry. Letha Heyse, Don Hill, Jeanne Hollander, Nancy Hollister, Ina Hoffman. Ruth Hooper, Margaret Housley. Frank Hovey. Lawrence Huber, Cecil Hubble, Prances Hutter, Prances Jones, Herman Jones, James Jones. [781, FRESHMEN Glen Jordon. Alice Joy. Juliet Joy. Alice Juringus. John Kalkas. Robert Katzenmeyer. Ruth Kick. Raymond Kiehl, Jeanette Knott, Arthur Konen. Esther Laird, Carmen Leonard, Esther Lee, Pearl Leeper. Jack Llneahan. Paul Linnane, Sue Lisko, Harry Lohr, Helen Lundeen, Leo Lutz. Ethel Maddock. Marian Maddock, Dohrman Maffett, Mary Manos, James Mathias. Jack Maurer, GuUan Melin. Ruth Mencer. William Messerly. Edgar McCormick. Helen McGuigan. Mary McKean. Mary Miller, Jay Miller, Ted Miller. Beckey Moats. Paul Mortimer, Edith Montecalvo, Mary Muir. Wilmer Munzenmayer, William Myler, Peter Nepodel. Vance O ' Donnell, Clarice Ogan, Jeanette Olds, Irene Overholt. John Page. L. Wayne Pardee. Wilbur Pardee. Isabelle Parker. Laurel Parkinson. Helen Paserbevis. Werner Paul. David Pearson, Mariorie Peebles. Virginia Petty. FRE SHMEN Fred Phillips, Jane Poesse, Eleanor Rainey, Margaret Ratzenberger. Dudley Read. Gerald Rsad, Royal Reynolds. Lloyd Ribelin, Prank Ritchie, Christine Roberts, Ella Roberts, Claire Robinson, Homer Rowe. Sam Rufo. Arthur Ruggles, Violet Rundquist, Robert Rutherford, Nelson Salathe, Frank Saucic, Robert Sawyer. Henry Schriver. Paul Scribner, Jane Seager, Hester Season. Alfred See, Dorothy Shaw, Paul Shear, Jack Shields. Jack Sheron, Luella Siegrest, John Simpson, Ralph Slates. Fred Slama, Jane Smith, Elizabeth Snyder. Ruth Snyder. Flora Sprague, Hazel Starr. Kenneth Steele, John Steller, Charles Stevens. Jr., Herbert Stewart. Wedell Strtbley. Weley Stringer, Harold Stull, Lowenda Summervilte, Elsie Swan, Dorothy Sweany. Frank Taborsky. Lilyan Tipsic, Grace Titterington, Don Tramonte, Loris Troyer, William Trushell, Roxine Tullsen, Adalyn Turke. [80] FRESHMEN Robert Turner, Richard Tuttle. Clifford Tyler. Ruth Unkefer, Harold Vaughn, Dorothea Vlall. Robert Wampler. Madeline Walker. G. Wayne Wallace, Nadine Waters, Peter Wawrin. Helen Weaver. Dean Weichman, Virginia Weiher. Kermit Weisheit, James Werden, Ottmai Meyer, Bennett White, H. E. White. Paxton Whitmire, Ruth Whiltesey. LeRoy Widowski, Dorothy Wiegand, Louise Wiggs. Alice Wilcox. James Wilder, Kenneth Williams, NelUe Williams. Paul Wise. John Yant, Clinton Young, Earl Young. Sara Young, EfBe Mae Zednik, Mabel Zurcher, Eloise Zirkle, Virginia Aiken, Helen Amer. Navera Anderson, Ruth Anderson, Irene Atchison. Anna Babinchok. Helen Baldwin, Alta Bancroft, Elizabeth Barbe, Mary Barclay, Kathryn Barker, Ruth Basel, Marjorie L. Battles. Mary Bell, Stella Beradi, Arthur Berg, Kathryn Bird, Betty Bishop, James Bode, Kathryn Booth. [81J FRESHMEN s . ' afcsa ?Effi I 1 A ■ Jk.%1 ., IW. 9 m y i f. .A 1 t % ' m Agnes Bouga. Gerald Brittain, Graydou Bryan. Sally Caldwell. Evelyn Casper, Eileen Savanaugh. Georgia Chamberlain. Frank Chambers. Pauline Chesroun. Treva Chopin. Lucille Christen, Ruth Clark. Dorothy Cote. Ruth Cook. Grace Coppersmith. Hazel Cortu, Florence Coureth. Esther Coursen. Charlotte Courtright. Helen Creal. Dorothy Cross. Irene Crowo. Arline Cunningham, Mary Cunningham, Ethel Curry, Mary Curry. Jeanette Curtis. Ann Czupillo. Ellen Dabney. Marian Dales, Leota Davidson, Frances Day. Frances Mae Day. Kathryn Deem, Helen Denehy. Margaret Dennis. Annretta DeVore, Lucille Dickinson. Chas. Doan, Chas. Dobranetski, Ruth Donahue. Eleanor Dunbar. Josephine Dunn. Bertha DuPont, Mildred Easton, Eudora Ednie. Annabelle Elder. Pauline Eicker, Merle Eismon. Edna Evans, Ruth Ewald, Opal Ewell. Eleanor Pear. Eva Fisher, Frances Fisk. Frank Fox. [82] FRE SHMEN Alice Franklin, Charlotte Frazier. Carol Fredebough, John Friebely, Margaret Frock. Thelma Fritz. Roy Garrison. Margaret Gibola, Dorothy Genuske. Yolanda Gerbec, Sarah Giltz, Dorothy Glass. Opal Goddard. Isabelle Gosche. Frances Guedel, Jane Gugleman. John Gruszecki, George Hoch, Doris Hahlen, Helen Hall, Louise Hall. Laura Mae Hamill, Nerava Harsh, Dean Harrah, Lincoln Hederaan, La Rue Heffelman, H. H. Hensel, Helen Hires. Louise Hiss, Phyllis Hoffman, Irene Hudson, Irene Huffman, Betty Husted, Ruth Husted, Zella Ink. Betty Irwin, Maxine Isler, Evelyn Johnson, Irma Johnson, Louise Jolly, Vivian Jones, Mary Joyce. Magdalene Juszli, Anna Kain, Margaret Keeler, Kathryn Kenreich, Marian Kent. Dorothy Ketcham, Pred Kiedaisch. Kathryn King, Mary Kwinsky, Helen Kyttler, Edwin Lapp, Euphemia Lawson. Hazel Lipton, Dorothy Lostetler. [83] FRE SHMEN Thelma Louis. Venia Lupher, Evelyn Manley, Ina Mackey, C. A. De Marcki. Kathryn Marks. Ameha Mategka. John McCort, Isabelle McConnell. Lottie McKelvery, Kermit Merryman. Esther Miller, Irma Miller, Elizabeth Morford. Virginia Motz, Arvine Nichols. Joe Nuzum, Mildred O ' Malley, Arietta Oakleaf. Ruth Packard. Louaine Pardee. Genevieve Parker, Mildred Patterson. Ruth Patterson, Mildred Peterson, Jane Ellen Plumb. Florence Poncheou. E-. ther Porter. Kathryn Pratsch, Claire Raible, Reva Randall, Virginia Raysor, Anna Reddy. Anne Ress. Thelma Richards. Roymonda Rotondo, Aileen Sayles, Emmy Schlott, Berdenn Schumacker, Levon Schumaker. Ruth Scott, Mary SculUan. Mary Louise Scully, Gerald Season, Maida Seeley. Alma Seibold. Lorna Senor. Paul Shivley. Ruth Shock. Helen Shoen, Emma Shoff, Martha Shotsinger, Charlotte Simberg. Margaret Smetts. Miriam Slayman. Dale Smith. [84] FRESHMEN Madeleine Smith. Martha Smith. Ehzabeth Snyder, Rosa Sperra. Olive Springborn. Rita Stadler. Gladys Stanley Harriet Steinmatz, Bernice Stenson. Lois Straight. Alice Straud. Lester Lundheimer. Dale Suttle. Margaret Swanson. Bernice Taber. Betty Thomas, Jane Thompson. Fred Toms. Wilson VanVoorhis. Aletha Vanguilder. Eleanor Varley. Olive Votaw, Hazel Walker, Margaret Wallace. Marian Wampler. Winifred Watrous. Volma Watson. Melva Weimer. Harold Wendelken, Eugene Weston. Velma Wertz. Betty White. Mary Agnes Whitley, Ruth Wyant. Alberta Williams. Ruth Williams. Virginia Williams, Pauline Wilson. Marguerite Wise, Winifred Wise. Marjorie Wiswell, Eva Witherall. Enid Woolcock. Lucille Workman, Frances Wright, Lucille Wright, Paul Wyles, Helen Yelichek, Eva Yoder. George Young, Mary Young, Ann Zipko, Helen Zurcher, Lois Zurcher. w [86] d rgani ationsi [87] 188] 189] MUSIC ! MR. VELIE DON HOUSLEY Men ' s Glee Club Pres. of the Glee Club Director THE MEN ' S GLEE CLUB Officers Don Housley President Forrest Hawk Bus. Mgr. and Treas. Raymond Arnett Librarian Director . C. James Velie Accompanist . . .Francis Kinney THE MEN ' S GLEE CLUB MUSIC MISS LITTLEJOHN Women ' s Glee Club Director MISS McCLAPLIN Men ' s Quartette Director Miss Littlejohn directs both The Women ' s Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus which are very large groups. Several interesting programs have been given by these organizations throughout the year and they have been well attended by the student body. p TJr) THE WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB MUSIC MR. METCALP Leader of the Band and the Orchestra Officers of the College Orchestra Student Conductors .... Arthur Burdette, Gordon Warner, Howard Spiller Secretaries Howard Spiller, Leota Butler Librarians Werner Paul, Francis Kinney Business Mgrs Arden Yockey, Harold Hardy THE COLLEGE ORCHESTRA MEN S QUARTETTE Fred Houston First Tenor Paul Strahl Second Tenor Ottmar Weyer Baritone Fred Bundy Bass THE COLLEGE BAND Officers Student Directors Arthur Burdett Howard Spiller Secretaries Howard Spiller, Leota Butler Librarians Ralph Deetz, Charles Evans Business Mgrs Forrest Hawk, Harvey Hardy THE COLLEGE BAND Some Tri-Sigs and their new home [94] [95] CLUBS © O § P r ' tl f O n (?) fv Math Club Presidents: Duane Baker, Thomas Weaver; Sec.-Treas.: Lucile Price. Home Ec. Club President: Catherine Ciimmings; V. Pres.: Eunice Hines; Sec: Pauline Young; Treas.: Rutli Hooper. Kintergarden Primary Club Pres.: Gladys Moore; V. Pres.: Lois Akers; Sec: Mary Jane Weber; Treas.: Catherine Dingledine. [97] [98] Glider Club Pres.: R. Wolcott; V. Pres.: R. Rutherford; Sec: H. Law; Treas.: E. Steigner. Y.M.C.A. Pres.: F. Williams; Advisors: Dr. Garrett: Dr. Coven. Madrigal Club Pres.: Aldeen Cox; V. Pres.: Arden Yockey; Sec: Evelyn Dick; Advisor: Miss Littlejohn. Off Campus Women ' s Club Officers Pres.: Vera Cochrane; V. Pres.: Helen Strum; Sec: Mary Sholtis; Treas.: Ruth Apley. History and Social Science Club Pres.: Joseph Nappi; V. Pres.: Ray Nesbit; Sec. -Treas.: Mrs. Bernice Taber. Y.W.C.A. Pres.: Gladys Morrice; V. Pres.: Fay Pasco; Sec: Esther Lee; Treas.: Arvilla Dean; Student Rep.: Alice Cobb; Faculty Advisor: Blanche A. Verder. BURYL V. f:ngleman glenwood oyster Advisor Editor THE KENT STATER Weekly Publication of Kent State College Editorial Staff Glenwood Oyster Editor Walter Seifert Assistant Charles Demian Sports Editor Thomas Walling Assistant Rosemary Price Society Editor Louis Fogg, John Watkins Columnists Reportorial Staff Alvin Bamberger Donald Barnes Robert Baumgardner Alice Borex Bernice Eippert William Few- Freda Galloway Jay Miller Audrey Moore Robert Peebles Marcella Rush Buryl F. Engleman, Adxisor Glenn Hazel David Hinman Kenneth Hissner Joe Kelly William Langell Marian Maddock Gullan Melin Jane Seager Harold Smith Alice Wilcox Mary Jane Fairchild Dorothy Bowers THE KENT STATER STAFF The Kent Stater is published each week throughout the summer and winter sessions of the school year by a staff selected by the editor and the faculty advisor. The editor and the assistant editor are appointed each year by the Faculty Committee on Publications and receive as compensation a small salary and free tuition. The majority of the staff is enrolled in journalism courses under Professor Engleman, who, besides being advisor to the Kent Stater, is also Head of the Journal- ism Department and Chairnian of the Faculty Com- mittee on Publications. ■8 ' . :i . ARTHUR P. HOMMEL HERVEY B. STAHL Editor Business Manager THE 1933 CHESTNUT BURR Annual Publication of Kent State College Editorial Staff Arthur F. Hommel Editor Ann Tescher Assistant Joe Kelly Features Harold Law Organisations Rosemary Price Society Alvin Bamberger Men ' s Sports Katherine Kenney Sororities George Hall Fraternities Luella King Women ' s Sports Jay Miller Art Stephen King Snapshots Peter Cipriano Dorothy Bowers Bette Anderson Mary Jane Fairchild THE CHESTNUT BURR STAFF The Chestnut Burr Business Staff Hervey B. Stahl Business Manager John Wilson Assistant Bus. Mgr. Bill Langell Circulation Mgr. Helen Hoffman .Assistant Circulation Mgr. Paul James Advertising Mgr. Frank Ranney Assistant Adv. Mgr. Kenneth Myers Sales Manager Mary Lou Guillett Assistant Sales Mgr. The Chestnut Burr is published annually by Kent State College under the auspices of the Senior Class. The editor and business manager as well as the assist- ants are appointed each year by the Faculty Committee on Publications. w I Some Summer Scenes 1106] [107] THE COLLEGE THEATRE E. TURNER STUMP Director of Dramatics JOHN WATKINS Manager, The College Theatre Officers of The College Theatre John Watkins Manager Stephen King Assistant Elma Van Wye Secretary Mary Irvin Treasurer Officers of Velvet Curtain Players Charles Atkinson President Joe Kelly Vice President Luella King Secy., Treas. VELVET CURTAIN PLAYERS HONORARY DRAMATIC SOCIETY College Theatre Productions Lilliom Leading Roles Martha Bouckey Laurel Parkinson Lois Whiteleather Sunup Leading Roles Jessie Hinds Albert Shambarger Luella King ' ' Devil ' s Disciple Leading Roles Jay Miller Dorothy Hensel Louis Fogg Uncle Dudley Leading Roles Winston R. Frost John Farinacci Margaret Dunkle VARSITY DEBATE KENNETH R. PRINGLE Debate Coach CHARLES ATKINSON Debate Captain The Men ' s Debate Squad Charles Atkinson, captain; Fred Bundy, Glenn Cowan, Winston Frost, Maynard Huene, Cyril Israel, Stephen King, Harold Law, Albert Muller, Kenneth Meyers, Ralph Riddle, Michael Spirtos, John Watkins, Maxwell Williams, Harold Williamson, John Page. The Men ' s Debate Teams participated in a non-decision debate with Oxford University of England and in debates with colleges of The Northeastern Ohio Conference and the Ohio Conference. Besides, Kent debators were entered in four tournaments, at Cleveland, Hiram, Grove Citv, Pa., and F airmont, W. Va. The Varsity Men ' s Debate Squad VARSITY DEBATE LOIS K. WHITELEATHER Women ' s Debate Captain JOHN RITCHIE Orator The Women ' s Debate Squad Winner s of the Ohio Women ' s Debate Conference Championship. Lois K. Whiteleather, Captain; Lucille Arnold, Josephine Cotman, Betty Grant, Audrey Hood, Bar- bara Ladd, Virginia Motz, Flora Jean Sprague, Neva Zuver. Mary Jane Manchester was Kent s Woman Orator. Neva Zuver was the Extempore Speaker. Besides winning the championship, the several teams met unusual success in tournaments at Bowling Green, Grove City, Pa., and Fairmont, W. Va. Jessie Hinds won second place in the state contest in interpretation. The Varsity Women ' s Debate Squad Hi Kent! — Brunette or blond? In the center we have our Loud Speaker crew [112] •§• STUDENT ADMINISTRATION J£} Inter-fraternity Council President : Charles Atkinson Secretary : Glenwood Oyster Members : Arthur Hommel Park Welton John Watkins Howard Hopper Victor Moore Kermit Taylor joe Kelly Don Cook Pan-Hellenic Council President : Helen Heyman Corres. Secretary : Helen Hoffman Rec. Secretary : Ethel Jones Treasurer: Freda Sturgill [114] ■%■ STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Kent State Council President: Kermit Taylor Secretary; Katherine Kenny N4embers: Hervey Stahl Franklin Williams Walter Seifert Mary Sholtis Elizabeth Porter Dean Manchester Dean Verder Women ' s League Officers President ; Emily Farnham Vice President: Anne Kain Secretary: Mary Irvin Treasurer: irginia Motz Ad ' isor: Dean Verder Men ' s Union Committee Fall Chairman: C Ellett Fall Toastmaster: V. Utterback Winter Chairman: J. Nappi Winter Toastmaster: L, Fogg Spring Chairman: H, Law Spring Toastmaster: S. Fear ■§- STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Executive Committee Of the College Social Committee Chairman Secretary .Joe Kelly .Miss Boswell Dean Verder Dean Manchester Mr. Johnson Mr. Musselman Mr. Pake Mr. Pringle Mr. B. F. Engleman Miss Hill Miss Swan Hervey Stahl Winston Frost Lucile Galloway Mary Irvin C. P. Furney Emily Farnham Eunice Hines [117] r s, ; - . w 5 r: gn5 g = 7V Swrrgr r .. f L- 5F= F? s „ ) m m m ' Mr KAPPA MU KAPPA Founded 1922 1 u l ( ) M m wvrty m Officers J? Kermit Taylor President lp 7 D. Austin Grubb Vice President m James Ghent Secretary Ma W? 1 Alva Sapp Treasurer ACTIVES PLEDGES Chester Borlet Gerald Brittain William Disbro Walter Curtiss Louis Fogg Richard Eickelberry 1 Hubert Gardner Herman Fisher Wf Roy Gilmore Carl Hageman Clarence Hinkel John Klein j jj Forder Hofus Edwin Lawrence E Joseph Kelly Roger Lewis i Jack Keller Leo Lutz rspVV George Kling John Maurer Roy Knowles Vance O ' Donnell William Lane John Page TO i- Tom Lawrance ' Donald Ripley ]Xlj K Jay Littlepage Gerald Reed Ij VA l )l Joseph Losito • ' Dale Smith will fP W Clive Lukens John Sheron IIi% vw Don Robinson kI l ' ° . , FACULTY ADVISOR: Robert Shipley m r . 1 Walter Taylor Prof. T. E. Davey 1 C)yn 1 Dale White I l iu L. P. Hedeman August Miechowski PATRONS. m v-jV i Richard Secrist Dr. A. S. Roberts ixvw iO Ansel Whitmire Prof. Elbert Tischendorf Ovt ' (mr Leroy Widowski Prof. K. R. Pringle 5 y r _ Albert Wood Mr. Steve Harbourt rvT Qv A Franklin Barlow Mr. Richard Donaghy ft r} m [118] KAPPA MU KAPPA h rw t% . m. ' S «. I — i %Kii . 4. r v; =; ==-;; Fw. -- V D $ S 5 Y i DELTA PHI SIGMA Founded 1924 1 w Pij iw jfjj ■ ■ X m m ■ ? l lo Officers r r Arthur F. Hommel President Hervev B. Stahl Vice President w Harold Gear . . . Secretary Ir) Larry Nicholson Treasurer Chaplain Harold Law (?A VvJ Eldred Miller Historian W y)) VoF Corvin Gerig Sgt. at Arms Kd m ACTIVES PLEDGES (uVj V i) l Donald Barnes Frederick Bundy {l I 7 Edward Baumgartner B„ „ Paul Carothers m George Carter Russell Clark DL Virgil Cobb Howard Dunlavy Howard Dailey WJ 3 Elmer Dunlavy John Kalkas .7 yj) Joe Gettrust Dudley Read i r Harry Gilcrest ps— -jVA P Charles Glatzer Robert Rutherford Forrest Hawk Alfred See Edwin Hirt t, , „, M.- Kenneth Hissner Earl Skillicorn w f Don Housley Maurice Walter Paul James Glenn Jordan f (1 Sle ggen FACULTY ADVISOR: WD -W Jay Miller Dr. A. L. Heer n) lJt v Clark Lme IJt vW Glen Oyster A . v vs Tl Ralph Riddle HONORARY MEMBERS: A yi V Robert Sawyer p , Pearce Albert Shambarger ' ° - - vm 1 James Shelly Prof. E. Turner Stump U J 1 vM Harold Smith Ur. O. H. Williams Paul Strahl %v Vj tJ) Clarence Straub iS vy tm Eugene Traxler fe-I v Don Ulrich MEMBERS ON FACULTY: UV) ffQ. K wi-so ' J: Earle Wright Prof. James Beck 3 1 i ft . i [120] [121] ' - . CV ' ' 7r-7 --T : sr ; S rrr 1rit Z 7 =::7 Si rr r rl2. fJi 7?- v- = ..y m wm? s ws m SIGMA TAU GAMMA Iota Chapter Founded 1927 © 1 1 Officers 1 J Charles Atkinson President C JH w Winston Frost Vice President 19 Ulrv? Alton Schopfer Secretary jy Iwi ( Stephen King Treasurer y 4 1 ACTIVES PLEDGES Leonard Baker Rex Baughman Delbert Cline Robert Baumgardner John Converse Robert Beck Charles Demian Robert Bogenrief William De Weese Wayne Burkey Byrne De Weese James Craig John Drew Glenn Cowan 1 Jill Allan Ensminger Robert Geis vovl Seymour Fear James Goshorn } i Russel Filson William Gressard A _r U Perl Freeman George Hall j)o ftn Lawrance Gatchell Fred Huston (gj|7 l J Maynard Huene James Jones i y Ir uJ Paul Karper Deane Kisseberth r Q M Merrill Mills Edwin Merrill Laurance Phillips William Messerly Fred Rice Wilmer Munzenmeyer [Jy f Roy Robinson Ray Nesbit iVU vN Joe Savelle Albert Nye ' ■ ' ?i V Walter Seifert Laurel Parkinson rJI , K) William Spragus William Reed fJjL (p Buell Stringer Paul Schear V V% n Fred Swartz Ivan Shilliday W 1 Rtilu David Watkins Harry Stein m vf VuvA John Watkins Clifford Tyler IPuv U Wilfred White ' Robert Wampler 1 jAf tv V Maxwell Williams Charles Weyer f John Farinacci Robert Flanders xv7 Burdette Frost Bennet White A Robert Hall PaulScribner FACULTY ADVISOR: ulAt Harold Wendelkin p j E S pj ( HONORARY MEMBERS w Dr. A. O. DeWeese Prof. B. F. Engleman r J Dr. A. W. Stewart Dr. A. E. Garrett ff CA ' Dr. John L. Blair i 1 S 7 C I g [122] [123] g s i KAPPA SIGMA CHI Founded 1931 i 1 - 1 If Officers jm Victor Moore President Don Cook Vice President W Malvern W. Randels Secretary Joseph Nappi Treasurer ACTIVES PLEDGES Arthur Caniglia Robert Eisel - J° ' . . John Gruszecki Samuel Cipnano Peter Cipriano Earnest Gialluca w III Franklin Day Samuel Rufo Albert DeLeone „ - Russell Gardener lyde Lapp John Gidley Ray Diller 1 § Harry Gintz Mathew Flowers Francis Green Ross Hoy Donald Cassler Guy larrussi Edward Kincaid w : ?° , . FACULTY ADVISOR: Joseph Rmaldi 2? _VAvI Alvin Romito Prof. H. P. Rogers (P 7 Harry Rutter vV? William Saari Emerson Schlegel William Scott PATRONS: i Joseph Taborski Dr. Morris Palmer J y] Yl Harry Williams ,-. ,, • , , ., . Dr. Alvm Covm John Alexander m k, ' ji Estell Estes jy W ji Herbert Gardner ' xvw 3ZO Edward Ostervich wW r Kenneth Scott u y Paul Miller rM It A Burton H. Smith W 3k 1 W. Charles Bell i m M % [124] [125] ALPHA PH I BETA dMm : dM Founded 1931 Officers Park Welton President Howard Hopper Vice President Russell Cover Secretary Charles Poole . . . . Treasurer ACTIVES PLEDGES Donald Alderman - Joseph Barker Duane Baker James Bode Dale Bowman Gahn Hostetler Frank Chambers Ralph Williams Earl Cooley Herman Jones Chester Dunlavy Steve Zboray Louis Eggerer Clayton Alden Lower Kellogg Hubert Hensel Virgil Utterback Michael Spirtos Franklin Williams Herbert Stewart Leonard Wise Arden Yockey Arlie Hickman [127] SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Founded at Virginia State Teachers College, 1898 Alpha Beta Chapter Founded at Kent, 1925 Officers Mary Irvin President Helen Woolsey V. President Mabel Law Secretary LaVerne Bail Treasurer Jane Quinn Cor. Secretary Martha George Sentinel Miss Mona Fletcher Advisor ACTIVES Sara Heburn Lois Akers Nancy Hollister Iris Applehans Evelyn Johnson Aldeen Cox Dorothy Landers Emily Farnham V 5 ? ° Janet Holt Mary Miller Ethel Jones Jf.a . P ' ttaway Mary Moorman y, ' ' o • , Dorothy Seidel ¥, ' ' . °- T ' ' Florence Puncheon ?J ' ' J° ' ' ' Snyder Margaret Swanson Hilda Spaethe Vera Cochran gva Witheral Bertha Dupont L ' ' ,S,} ' ° . Mary Ellen Young PLEDGES Virginia Raysor Alta Bancroft Frances Hutter Ruth Basel Esther Coursen Harriet Blake Anne Reis Pauline Cutwright Alice Wilcox Frances Day Neva Watkins Eleanor Dunbar Laura Mae Hammel PH I EPS I LON iv ' i Founded at Kent, 1925 ACTIVES Helen Heyman-Pres. PLEDGES Pearl Leeper Mildred Lipkowitz Charlotte Simberg Betty White Advisor-Dr. Schafheitlen ri29] •$■ DELTA SIGMA EPSILON Founded at Miami University, 1914 Tau Chapter Founded at Kent, 1926 ■ Officers Ruth Reichard President Arlein Brown V, President Luella King Secretary Claudia Clevenger Treasurer Alice Laird Cor. Secretary Helen Hoffman Chaplain Helen Dunstan Sgft. at Arms Thelma Weiss Historian Elma Van Wye Study Chair. Miss Bachman Advisor Ruth Donahue ACTIVES Betty Forner _ J , , Dorothy Genuske Edythe Avery - ahlen Mary Lou GuiUet Esther Laird Agnes Carpenter q j jj jj Henrietta Holm p gnyder Gertrude Teter PLEDGES Ruth Husted Virginia Aiken Betty Husted Romaine Caldwell Irene Huffman Helen Denehey Betty Warren Officers Bette Anderson President Freda Sturgill V. President Dorothy Bowers Secretary Laurel Hanley Treasurer Winifred Schram Registrar Louaine Schram . Chaplain Mary Jane Fairchild Editor Miss Ada Hyatt Advisor ACTIVES PLEDGES Marian Dales Eilene Castetter Florence Flower Ethel Curry Harriet Franklin Ruth Ewald Bonnie Hart Elizabeth Green Katherine McFarland Jeanne Hollander Rosemary Price Juliet Joy Betty Randle Irene McKeal Emmy Schlott Marjorie Schlott Freda Sturgill l? Smith T3 .. TD- u Madelme Walker Betty Bishop j j ; . Helen Strum j p g Marjone Breymaier Marian Maddock Marianne Wampler Helen McGuigan Dorothy Landis Anne Zepko Elmore Miller Louise Jolly FACULTY MEMBERS Miss McClaflin Miss Sublette [131] Officers Martha Durbin President Ethel Klesa Vice President Ruth Joy Secretary Nadine Schumacker Treasurer Marcella Rush Editor Miss Boswell Advisor ACTIVES PLEDGES Ehzabeth Davis Dorothy Gamble Nancy Flynn Dorothy Glass June Harrison Garaldine Quimby Evelyn Keifer Adalaide Turk Maxine Palmer Ella May Butler Helen Schwemler Marian Cole Mary Perkins Evelyn Dick Francis Fisk Christine Roberts Lorraine Seckle Elizabeth Trout [132] PI DELTA THETA 1 ' Jl - ' m Founded at Kent, 1926 Officers Ruth Loomis President Alice Borex Vice President Helen Borex Secretary Pauline Stonehill Treasurer Audrey Moore Chaplain Miss Bass Advisor ACTIVES PLEDGES Gladys Bell Dorothy Clark Louise Hamilton Zella Ink Miriam Starkey Grace Coppersmith Dorothy Jackson Alice Juringus Thelma Stenger Claire Roeble Avis Copeland Teanette Van Fleet Ruth Owings Tilly Gaytos Officers Mildred Pyle President Eunice Hines Vice President Marie Fisher Secretary Ella Walker Treasurer Mary Jane Manchester Cor. Secretary Lois Williams Chaplain Regina Stam Historian Catherine Kenney Custodian Miss Harriet Adams Advisor ACTIVES PLEDGES Martha Bouckey Mary Barclay Lucille Jacobs Mary Curry Florence Jenkins Betty Garber Jeanette Lewis Audrey Hood Laurabelle Owen Anne Kain Mildred Reiber Helen Lundeen Janet Knott Virginia Motz Ruth Collier Mary Lou Scullion Antoinette Vetrano Hester Season Wilda Belle Bosch Olive Springborn Sula Neale Lucile Walsh Lucille Tarr Corrine Gainer Pauline Wilde Virginia Bailey Margaret Yoder Josephine Evans Ruth Whittlesey [134] PI KAPPA SIGMA Founded at Ypsilanti, Mich., 1894 Kent Chapter Founded, 1926 s x Jl , , Officers Lucile Gallaway President Ruth Bamhart Vice President Maxine Charlton Rec. Secretary Geneveive McNeil Treasurer Betty Kelly , Press Agent J Sgt at Arms Lois Cunningham Cq . Editor , Keeper of Archives Harriet Wilson j Cor Secretary Helen Jane Smith Miss Broadbent Advisor PLEDGES Kathryn Barker Elizabeth James Helen Weaver Jeanette Dawnson Lucile Arnold Ruth Kukuk Naudine Water Merle Eismon Gladys Apley President Gladys Heinlen Vice President Florence Turk Secretary Ethel Etling Treasurer Ruth Apley Cor. Sec ' y- Miss Nixon Faculty Advisors Miss Kmneman ACTIVES Mary Anna Whitecotton Bernice Eippert Nellie Williams Jessie Hinds Pauline Young Esther Lee Leota Leyda wnrwt; Irene Puffer PLEDGES Ruth Puffer Ferol Buton Mary Sholtis Freda Galloway Martha Taylor Katherine Garvin Martha Ann Holbrook Helen Hastings Lena Huff Anna Laura Kerr Dorothy Kenty Alphoretta Kirk Ethel Maurer Margaret Lesher Gladys Morrice Annetta Ogg Irene Stadler Lucile Price Lelah Straight Gertrude Quirk Lois Dene Straight Wilda Strausser Ruth Watkins Helen Vaughn [136] [137] ALPHA P SI OMEGA National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity Beta Psi Cast Founded fW M 1929 Mary Jane Manchester Director Stephen King Playwrite Lois Whiteleather Business Mgr. Don Housley Chaplain WiUiam Langell Prompter Maynard Huene Dale White Mildred Pyle Arthur Hommel Louise Hamilton Miss Florence Sublette Prof. E. Turner Stump Advisor BLUE KEY National Honorary Men ' s Fraternity Founded at Kent, 1932 Joe Kelly President James Shelly Vice President Glenn Oyster Rec. Secretary Franklin Williams Cor. Secretary Maynard Huene Treasurer Kermit Taylor Sarg. at Arms Charles Atkinson Victor Moore William Disbro Harry Rutter Louis Fogg Hervey Stahl Winston Frost John Watkins Arthur Hommel Park Welton Don Housley Dale White Stephen King Clayton Alden Francis Kinney Prof. Chester E. Satterfield Advisor HONORARY MEMBERS President James O. Engleman Dean R. E. Manchester CHI PI 1 , - MMM Honorary Journalistic Fraternity Founded 1926 Joe Kelly President Glenn Oyster Vice President Hervey Stahl Sec.-Treas. Leonard Baker Charles Demian Prof. Buryl Engleman Arthur Hommel Ann Tescher Advisor Prof. Eric Griebling KAPPA GAMMA f y ( e p National Honorary Forensic Fraternity Alpha Chapter Founded 1932 Charles Atkinson President Ralph Riddle Vice President Maxwell Williams Secretary Audrey Hood Treasurer ACTIVES PLEDGES Clayton Alden Lucille Arnold Frederick Bundy Jessie Hinds Peter Cipriano Mary Jane Manchester Donald Cook John Ritchie Glenn Cowan Michael Spirtos Winston R. Frost Flora Sprague Arthur Hommel « m t ' Prof. E. Turner Stump, Advisor Harold Law p Kenneth R. Pringle Virgmia Motz Albert Muller John Watkins HONORARY MEMBERS Lois Whiteleather Dr. James O. Engleman Neva Zuver Dean Blanche A. Verder Prof. H. A. Cunningham Prof. Mona Fletcher Prof. Elmer Meyer Emily Farnham President Charlotte Honberger Vice President Marion Lostetter Treasurer Donald Peck Secretary ACTIVES PLEDGES Harold Schamp John Ryzner Louaine Schram Allan Ensminger Winifred Schram June Harrison Nadine Schumacker Jean Pittaway Buell Stringer Antoinette Vetrano HONORARY MEMBERS Janet Jones ,,. „ ■ a j Miss Harriet Adams Miss Nina Humphrey Miss Mary K. Boswell, Advisor [142] SI GM A DELTA NU Honorary Music Sorority Founded 1932 Aldeen Cox President Lelah Straight Vice President Evelyn Dick Treasurer Martha Reimer Secretary Geraldine Quimby Historian Miss Elfleda Littlejohn Advisor PHI MU Honorary Music Fraternity Founded 1932 Forrest Hawk President Paul Strahl Vice President Howard Spiller ■ . . Sec.-Treas. Arthur Burdett Historian Prof. Roy D. Metcalf Advisor Francis Kinney Arden Yockey HONORARY MEMBER Prof. C. James Velie t()leticg [145] VARSITY ATHLETICS JOE BEGALA Assistant Football Coach Wrestling Tennis GUS PETERKA Freshman Coach MERLE WAGONER Head Coach, Football, Basketball, Baseball JOHN WILSON Athletic Managers SMITH LINE AUSTIN GRUBB VARSITY FOOTBALL Football Season Review When the Kent State College foot- ball team wound up its 1931 schedule with three impressive victories after losing its first four contests, the out- look for 1932 brightened. But when the 1932 season finally ended, the Golden Flashes found themselves at the bottom of the Ohio Conference ladder, with the seemingly incredible, and totally unimpressive record of five defeats and two scoreless ties. To add to the irony of the situation, Kent was unable to score a single point through the course of the schedule, while the opposition ran its total up to 80 points. Sports followers of the Flashes are of the opinion that Coach Merle Wagoner ' s eleven d isplayed the poorest brand of football imaginable, and that the team did not play its best. While this is true to a certain extent, those who saw all of the games were impressed by the fight which the Flashes put up, no matter how great the odds were against them. To the average student, the only thing that saved Kent from total disgrace was the scoreless tie with Akron U. After dropping their first three games at home, Kent took to foreign territory, starting off with the Zippers. .-Xlthough the Flashes were slated to lose, they JIM SHELLY Football Captain VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD FOOTBALL WOLFE Halfback DISBRO Halfback played the part of the underdog, and left the field with a moral vic- tory. Their fight was evident, since they held repeatedly when Akron threatened to score, but more impressive is the fact that they held a team which was heavier, 12 pounds to the man on the line and 24 pounds in the backfield. The season opened with Hiram ' s Terriers upsetting the Wagon- erites, 6 to 0, for Kent ' s first defeat on Rockwell field after three seasons with no losses on the local grid. The victory took with it the mythical Portage County collegiate title. The next week Otterbein invaded Rockwell field, and was expected to win easily. But the Flashes were improved, and appeared a great DUNLAVY Center TABORSKY Quarterback NICHOLSON End FOOTBALL RICE Quarterback LITTLEPAGE Fullback deal more organized as they held the Westervile aggregation on even terms for nearly three quarters. But a blocked punt, immediately followed by a touchdown, completely shattered the morale of the Flashes, and two lengthy runs gave Otterbein two additional tallies for a final score of 19 to 0. The Blue and Gold lost their third game of the season at honie the following week as Baldwin-Wallace trampled over the locals, 21 to 0. However, the Bereans scored all their points in the first half, and throughout the second half Kent outplayed their heavier opponents. The sensational scoreless tie against Akron followed the Baldwin- Wallace game, breaking the jin.x which had always meant defeat by SHELLY Tackle FOOTBALL CANIGLIA Tackle CIPRIANO Tackle NAPPI Guard the Zippers in the past. In this game the line showed up exceptionally well, constantly breaking through on both the offense and defense, and holding Akron three times within the five-yard marker and four other times inside the 25-yard stripe. Playing under the arc lights in Cleveland s new Municipal stadium only meant another defeat for the Flashes, this time a 28 to set-back by John Carroll. The next week at Columbus, Kent held the favored Fighting Lutherans of Capit TU. to a scoreless deadlock; but had the Flashes played heady football instead of throwing futile forward passes, they might have been able to discard the title of scoreless wonders . HOUSLEY End FLOWERS End FOOTBALL :t £ ' • ■%■ HINKLE Guard K. TAYLOR Guard LANDIS Guard Ashland wound up Kent ' s disastrous schedule by trimming the Blue and Gold, b to 0, in a ragged punting duel that featured the Homecoming program on the Kent campus. However, Kent ' s men were still in there fighting, just as they had been doing all season, but the fact that Ashland had one of the strongest, heaviest, and most impenetrable lines encountered by the Flashes all season kept the fighting spirit from the eyes of the average fan. Coach Wagoner will lose several lettermen this year, but he will have many veterans available next fall, as well as an abundance of material from the 1932 Freshman squad. The lettermen who will not return include: Bill Disbro, Larry Nicholson, Jim Shelly, Kerm Taylor, Major Hinkle, and Don Housley. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD [151] FOOTBALL 1932 Football Record K. Opponent Hiram Otterbein Baldwin-Wallace Akron U. John Carroll Capital Ashland Op. 6 19 21 28 6 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Coach Gus Peterka, in his first season as freshman football mentor, was met by a squad of b5 yearlings, most of whom remained in the group for the whole fall training period. Coach Peterka was greatly pleased with the faithful, willing, conscientious, willing to help spirit which was present during the regular practice sessions. Scrimmage was frequently held with the varsity and with Kent State High School. It is expected that many of the 1932 freshman team will furnish the varsity with a wealth of trained ma- terial when another season rolls around. [153] BASKETBALL •l I Basketball Season Review JPHI ! Kent ' s 1932-1933 basketball team Y l P i suffered a poor season, winning only 4  ■ W 1 games out of 15 and ending up just two steps out of the cellar in the Ohio Conference standings. But the schedule was not without its highlights. The real sensation of the season undoubtedly was Al De Leone ' s long, arched shot as the final whistle sounded in the first Baldwin-Wallace game at Berea, a shot which enabled the Golden Flashes to defeat Baldwin-Wallace, 26-25, and thus snap a seventeen game losing streak. It looked as though the Flashes had completely gotten out of their slump as Fenn, which had previously defeated Kent, was set back 3 1-23 in the next game ; but once again a losing streak devel- oped, this time for four games. Then Hiram was defeated 28-27 as Joey Carl kept his eye on the basket in the critical minutes. After losing the next game to John Carroll, Kenyon lost to the Flashes 40- 30 for the fourth and final Kent win. JOE CARL Basketball Captain P f ' P m ' mMimmm VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD [154] BASKETBALL H r BflP. % DE LEONE Guard lARUSSI Center GERIG Guard Heidelberg opened the season, winning 31-19. Then Akron U. ' s classy Zippers showed themselves too strong and again Kent lost, 36-16. A visit to Cleveland brought another defeat, 33-29, as missed fouls by Kent pres;nted victory to Fenn. Along came Marietta to make it 17 straight losses for Kent. Then came the upset over Baldwin-Wallace. De Leone ' s long shot and the total of 19 points between Carl and Gerig featured the con- test. These two sharpshooters scored 18 the following week as Fenn was stopped in a return game. Once again numerous missed foul shots spelt defeat for the b lashes, this time by Kenyon, 36-33. Then along came the powerful Mt. Union quintet, and Kent put up the best fight of the season, despite Mount ' s high conference ranking, before being subdued, 42-27, Muskingum and Baldwin-Wallace won from Kent as the Flashes failed to convert numerous fouls. Following the victory over Hiram, Kent lost to John Carroll 38-27 at Cleveland, but then came back to [155] STRAHL Forward NICHOLSON Forward KLING Center DE WEESE Forward run up its highest score in two years as Kenyon lost its return en- gagement, 40-30. Hiram evened the series with Kent by winning 37-27 in a game marked by wild throws and frequent misses on the part of both teams. Carroll ended the disastrous season by winning a second game from Kent, 3b-29 in a last minute spurt. Joey Carl, although he missed the opening game, was hig h indi- vidual scorer for the season with 4b goals and 27 fouls for 1 19 points. Of these 101 were scored in Conference games. De Leone was second with t)5, closely followed by Corxin Gerig with bO. The varsity team was composed of Joey Carl and Al Losito or Byrne Doc De Weese at forward ; Guy larussi, center; .Al De Leone and Cor in Gerig guards. George Kling alternated with larussi or one of the guards. Other reserves included Frank Ranney, Russ Filson, Paul Strahl, and Larry Nicholson. Carl and Nicholson are the members of the squad who will be lost from ne.xt year ' s team by graduation. BASKETBALL LOSITO Forward FILSON Guard RANNEY Forward K. 19 16 29 18 26 31 33 27 25 24 28 27 40 27 29 1932-1933 Basketball Record Opponent Op. Heidelberg 31 Akron U. 36 Fenn 33 Marietta 37 Baldwin-Wallace 25 Fenn 23 Kenyon 36 Mt. Union 42 Muskingum 30 Baldwin-Wallace 26 Hiram 27 John Carroll 38 Kenyon 30 Hiram _, ., 37 John Carrol! :, ' • ' ,•. 36 Won Won 4, Lost 1 1 . Pet. 267 BASKETBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Coach Gus Peterka divided the 21 members of his freshman basket- hall squad, who survived the cut from the original 54 candidates, into four teams, with each taking turns in scrimmage against the varsity. The freshman also played several preliminaries to home varsity games, including contests with various intramural teams. An excellent spirit was prevalent throughout the season, and mem- bers of the squad who return next year should put up a good fight for varsity berths. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD [159] VARSITY WRESTLING w i i Coach JOE BEGALA Former Ohio State Champion Captain ELMER DUNLAVY Twice-crowned Champion of Ohio After losing to Ohio State in the opening match of the 1933 season, Coach Joe Begalas Golden Flash wrestlers went through the remain- ing eight meets undefeated and then went on to win five state cham- pionships. Ohio State took a 19 to 13 decision back to Columbus, after win- ning the meet in the final (heavyweight) bout. Two one-sided victories, over Fenn and Case followed before Ohio University, Coach VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD WRESTLING state Champion TABORSKY 125 lbs. GLATZER 135 lbs. Begalas alma mater, was met. It was a case of student x ' ersus master, with the student handing Thor Olsen, the master, his first defeat by an Ohio College in fifteen years, and incidentally the first defeat of the year, and the first by any Kent team since mat relations between Ohio U. and Kent were begun several years ago. state Champion MILLER, 135 lbs. LITTLEPAGE 155 lbs. WRESTLING (P state Champion RINALDI, Heavyweight SHELLY 175 lbs. State Champion LUKENS. 165 lbs. Fenn was again defeated handily. Then came the invasion by two Pennsylvania teams, Waynesburg and Washington and Jefferson, both being sent back east with decisive defeats. The intercollegiate season wound up with the Blue and Gold outfit taking a road trip into New York State and defeating Mecha nics Institute of Rochester and Alfred U. The final meet of the schedule was a 30 to shut-out triumph for the Bagalamen, a fitting finale for the most successful season of wrestling in the history of Kent. MILLER AND GLATZER wrestled for the 135 lb. state championship at Case SCOTT 145 lbs. [132] - x WRESTLING 1933 Ohio Inter-Collegiate Wrestling Champions From Kent State College 125 lb. Joseph Taborsky • 135 lb. Eldred Miller 155 lb. Elmer Dunlavy 165 lb. Clive Lukens Hea ' y veight Joseph Rinaldi Coach Joe Begalas Blue and Gold wrestlers won five out of eight Ohio Inter-collegiate wrestling championships in the annual title bouts at the Case School of .Applied Science. Cleveland, on Friday and Saturday, March 17 and 18. Four second places and two thirds were also included in the array of honors brought back by the team of 14 entrants. Kent virtually stole the spotlight, with two of the final bouts being between two Flash grapplers. Miller defeated Shorty Glatzer in the 135 lb. division, while Dunlavy pinned Jay Littlepage in the 155 lb. class. Second places were also taken by Merle Baker in the 145 lb. class and David Alden in the 118 lb. group. Joe Gettrust and Art Caniglia took third in the 145 and b5 lb. classes respectively. Both Dunlavy and Lukens remained undefeated for the season by winning the titles in their respective classes, Dunlavy scoring his eleventh consecutive fall of the year in ele en bouts when he won the final. Case won the other three championships, in the 1 18, 145, and 175 lb. di ' isions. Champ Lukens shows Scott a hold 1163] .: . VARSITY WRESTLING RECORD K.S.C. Opp t 13 Ohio State U. 19 29 Fenn 3 29 Case 3 19 Ohio U. 13 2b Fenn 6 26 Waynesburg (Pa.) 8 27 Wash. Jeff. 3 22 Mechanics Inst. 8 30 Alfred U. Won 8, Lost 1 , Pet- .889 [164] [165] BASEBALL ,--r 9A j e 1932 VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD Varsity Baseball 1932 Record K.S.C. Opp ' t. 18 Hiram 2 9 Akron 10 Wooster 1 21 Hiram 3 6 Ashland 5 9 Akron 11 9 Fenn 8 5 Wooster b Won 4, Lost 4. Pct- .500 [166] [167] ■%■ BOXING BOXING CLASS A regular boxing class was instituted for the first time this year Bud Conley, who has boxed in the Golden Gloves Tournament at Cleveland and with the American Legion Post of Kent, coached the class. ' ' -N i [168] ■$ ' GYMNASTICS THE 1933 VARSITY GYMNASTICS TEAM 474 875 873 843 942 Varsity Gym Team Record K.S.C. Opponent Op. 5 Germania Turners 592 . 7 7 Akron U. 825.5 Akron Turners 904 ; Akron U. 804 i Akron Y.M.CA. 608 Akron U. 798 Akron Turners 954 The first varsity gym team in the history of Kent State College, coached by Prof. George J. Altmann, was well supported by an enthusiastic student body. Five dual meets were held, with Kent winning two. In addition, the Golden Flashes won a triangular meet with Akron U. and the Akron Y.M.C.A. team. On March 28 the Germania Turnverein Vorwaerts of Cleveland gave an exhibition in Willis gymnasium, assisted by Burns, Glatzer and McKay of the Kent team. This exhibition drew a full gallery which gave ample proof that interest in gym work is rapidly growing and that the gym team is destined to become one of the features of Kent ' s athletic program. Among those performing for the Turners were Hennig, Olympic champion club swinger of 1904 and champion of the National Amer- ican Gym Union for the last fifteen years, and Carter, state high school champion tumbler. Four members of the Kent State squad received their varsity letters, including Robert Burns, Charles Shorty Glatzer, Eldred Miller and Victor Moore. Ml Officers James Shelly President Lawrence Gatchell Vice-President Louis Fogg Secretary Donald Housley Social Chairman Varsity Cheer-Leaders Much credit is due the two cheerleaders who came out early in the fall and stayed out through the basket- ball season trying their best to lead the student body to cheer their losing teams. It was a difficult job but they did their part well. -- 1 THE CHEERLEADERS Red James Jo Cotman [170] [nij INTR A-MUR ALS Cross-Country Won by Tie between Kappa Sigma Chi and Delta Phi Sigma Simpson, KVIK Individual winner Horseshoes Won by Kappa Mu Kappa Volleyball ( on by Kappa Sigma Chi Basketball Gymn Meet Won by Kappa Mu Kappa Won by Delta Phi Sigma (lower) Handball Swimming Tie between Won by Delta Phi Sigma and Barbarians Sigma Tau Gamma [174] [175] WOMEN ' S SPORTS MRS. APPLE MISS BASS MISS DREW OMEGA PHI DELTA Honorary Physical Ed. Sorority, Founded. April 1932 WOMEN ' S SPORTS c , f] r on r) Dimmit Mi MMi mL M li ' THE SHARK CLUB ORCHESIS Interpretative Dancing Group a ri O ( BOARD OP SPORT ' S MANAGERS WOMEN ' S SPORTS W.A.A. BOARD K GIRLS INDIVIDUAL SPORTS WINNERS Members of the W.A.A. Board Helen Dunstan Marie Hyde Apple Ruth Bass Gwendolyn Drew Margaret Schmid Margaret Acken Ruth Barnhart WOMEN ' S SPORTS ( i ' ' mm r o f g V ( W.A.A. HOCKEY TEAM SOCCER TEAM The Women ' s Athletic Association was organized in May, 1928. The chief function of the organization is sponsoring individual and competitive team sports for women students. Officers President Helen Dunstan V. President Ruth Barnhart Secretary Margaret Schmid Treasurer Margaret . cken Ih 5 I Al Losito and Walt Taylor, Center; Ginny Marsh, much-dated campus coed from the Delta Sig House. [1801 A jfeatureg [181] MISS KENT STATE Miss Lois Dene Straight Selected by Earl Carroll for the 1933 Miss Kent State Title HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Dorothy Bowers Elected by the Student Body to preside at the Fall Homecoming ■$■ MOST POPULAR WOMEN These coeds were selected as most popular by their respective organizations. Winifreda Schram Alpha Sigma Alpha Helen Jane Smith Pi Kappa Sigma Mary Sholtis Phi Alpha Alpha Mildred Lipkowitz Phi Epsilon Harriet Blake Lowry Hall Eunice Hines Alpha Sigma Tau Pauline Stonehill Pi Delta Theta Luella King Delta Sigma Epsilon Martha Durbin Theta Sigma Upsilon Mary Irvin Sigma Sigma Sigma Anne Ress Moulton Hall KERMIT TAYLOR Kappa Mu Kappa CHARLES ATKINSON Sigma Tau Gamma JOE CARL Kappa Sigma Chi These men were chosen as most pop- ular by their respective organizations. .lAMES SHELLY Delta Phi Sigma PARK WELTON Alpha Phi Beta RUNNERS UP TO MISS KENT STATE 1 Ik l ' W m MISS KENNEY MISS WALKER MISS HOLLANDER MISS COOK These five girls were awarded second places by Earl Carroll in the Miss Kent State Contest. iibbertiiSing [187] PROGRESS To depart from the usual — To per- fect Experiments in the process — To ' isualize the impossible — But above all to render an ideal service — Has e ' er been the purpose be- hind Chestnut Burr achievement. Whether this purpose has been realized we shall leave it to you to decide. [188] A HIGH TYPE OF PRESCRIPTION SERVICE DRUGS CANDY TOBACCOS MAGAZINES STATIONERY KODAKS FOUNTAIN SERVICE RENTING LIBRARY %W 7 HEN a prescription is written and it comes to us to l)e filled, you have the assurance that the quantities will cont ' oini exactly to the written specifications: and that the quality of the ingredients «ill con- form to the unwritten — but nevertheless implied — desire of your doctor. Hale B. Thompson PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY AND DRUG STORE MAIN AND WATER STREETS KENT, OHIO TELEPHONES 150-151 [189] Kent ' s Newest and Smartest Restaurant THE CAPTAIN BRADY Main and Lincoln St. THE CITY BANK 115 S. Water St. KENT, OHIO Interest Paid on Stivings Accounts DIRECTORS M. G. Garrison H. H. Line B. J. Williard D. L. Rockwell Henry Horning M. L. Davey E. r. Garrison [190] Service Courtesy Efficiency Quality S. C. Bissler Son SPECIAL FURNISHINGS FOR FRATERNITY AND SORORITY HOMES, IN- CLUDING Double Deck Beds Lounge Suites Dining Tables Rugs, Carpets Lamps and Study Desks Complete Home Furnishers Funeral Directors Corner Main and River Streets Telephone 530 KENT, OHIO With the CompHments of The Rohner Paper Co. Akron, Ohio Complete Line of School Items Janitor ' s Supplies Paper Products Burr, Patterson Aukl Co. Badges and Pledge Insignia for all Fraternities and Sororities Newest Creations in Rings, Fraternity Jewelry, Gifts and Favors BARTON C. KAGEY 1808 N. High St. COLUMBUS, OHIO IMPERIAL Dry Cleaning Co. Portage County ' s Oldest Largest and Best Cleaning Establishment 113 N. Water Street Kent National Bank Bldg. KENT, OHIO [191] RICHARDS FLOWER SHOP 1312 North Mantua Street PHONE 74 Where Florestry is an Art, Not Merely A Business COMPLIMENTS OF KNEIFEL GROCERY COMPANY 142 NORTH WATER ST. COMPLIMENTS OF The Perfection Dairy Co. 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AND FACTORY SUPPLY CO. 200 South Main St. Akron, Ohio THE HOUSE OF COURTESY KENT LAUNDRY and Dry Cleaning Co. Crain and Mantua «  Phone 12 The Friendships made in Photographing Kent State Students Have Been Interesting LET ' S MAKE THEM CONSTANT For All Your PHOTOGRAPHS Come To — THE WALDRON STUDIO ONE THIRTY-NINE, EAST MAIN STREET [194] Any Drug Store Sells DRUGS, COSMETICS. CANDIES. STATIONERY, CAMERAS But Not Everyone Sells The Quality Goods THAT MADE . . . Donagliv ' s Cut Rate KENTS BEST DRUG STORE OFFICE SUPPLIES SAFES OFFICE FURNITURE AND DRAFTING ROOM EQUIPMENT The NATIONAL BLANK BOOK SUPPLY CO. 36 N. Main Street AKRON, OHIO CAMPUS SUPPLY STORE Opposite College Campus Full Line of Candies, College Supplies and Toilet Articles OFFICIAL KENT STATE STATIONERY FILMS AND FILM DEVELOPING [195] LAW SCHOOL The Akron Law School, located at 57 E. Market Street, Akron, Ohio, offers a four-year course preparing for Bar examination and leading to the degree of LL. B. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS Each applicant for registration as a law student must present a certificate of General Learning showing that he has successfully completed two years of study in an ap- proved college to be evidenced by the signature of the proper official thereof; or educational equivalent to be determined by an examiner appointed by the Supreme Court. REGISTRATION Students may register at the beginning of the quarter or semester. For further in- formation call at the school office or telephone JE 1317. C. A. NEALE, President. [196] OFFICIAL COLLEGE JEWELER G. F. ELGIN HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED BY A LICENSED OPTOMETRIST Special Attention to Watch and Jewelry Repair ROCKWELL BLDG. East Main St. The Courier-Tribune IS PROUD OF THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF KENT STATE THE SCHOOL ' S COGNIZANT OF THE SCH OOLS CONTRIBUTION TO THE CITY AND IS CONFIDENT THAT KENT STATE ' S PROGRESS WILL BE CONTINUED COMPLIMENTS OF Akron Towel Supply 423 Wabash Avenue AKRON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Orlanders Market 133 S. Water Street KENT, OHIO The Horning Coal and Supply Company — o Furnishes Coal to The College — o Supplies Coal to The Fraternity Houses And Pleases All Kent 113 LAKE STREET PHONE 275W [197] SOME DAY COMES REBELLION You who leave this institution this year to face the future will one day become home makers. All may not be peaceful every day. Hus- bands and wives do rebel occasionally. They want a New Deal. Let that new deal lead you into new uses of Electrical Service. It ' s the service where you get the most for your money — nearly 50% below the pre-war prices. Consult any Electrical dealer anywhere for electrical helps. 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A DOLLAR AND A HALF SENT TO THE KENT STATER WILL BRING YOU TIDINGS EACH WEEK FOR THE NEXT YEAR. 1501 EucIiJ Avenue, Cleveland 902 Standard Life Building, Pittsturgli TrintCK « ■ Ashland, Ohio PLANT ONE: CATALOGS AND ADVERTISING PRINTING — BOOKS - PUBLICATIONS — PROCESS COLOR PRINTING PLANT TWO; PAPER BOXES AND CARTONS — CELLOPHANE WINDOW BOXES — DISPLAY CON TAl N ERS — SPEC I ALTI ES. [202] Tirin Coaehes Twin Coaches, manufactured in Kent, not only serve the NATION ' S principal centers but likewise serve Kent and adjacent communities. MODERN SAFE Everything Used By The College Student Automatic Pencils Fountain Pens Ring Books Scratch Pads OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN AKRON THE FOSTER OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 71 Bowery Street Akron, O. Phone: JEF. 7134 [203] KENT STATE COLLEGE JAMES OZRO ENGLEMAN, Ph. D., LL. D. President includes a College of Education JOHN L. BLAIR, Ph. D. Dean College of Liberal Arts and Sciences OSCAR H. WILLIAMS, Ph. D. Dean ACCREDITED BY AND MEMBER OF: Ohio College Association American Association of Teachers Colleges North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Excellent Faculty Good buildings and equipment Beautiful Campus Thoroughly modern library Rapidly growing Substantially developing r204] = 1 VER two thousand Annuals in the past eleven years have selected Canton engravings coupled with the Canton plan of building a distinctive Annual within Its budget. Ask any editor or manager about their experience with Cc ton Service. The Canton Er graving and Electrotype Company, Canton, Ohio. [235] WHO ' S WHO 1932-1933 Varsity Football Captain Jim Shelly Varsity Basketball Captain Joe Carl Varsity Wrestling Captain Elmer Dunlavy Varsity K Club President Jim Shelly Ohio 125 lb. Wrestling Champion Joe Taborsky Ohio 135 lb. Wrestling Champion Eldred Miller Ohio 155 lb. Wrestling Champion Elmer Dunlavy Ohio 165 lb. Wrestling Champion Clive Lukens Ohio Heavyweight Wrestling Champion Ivo Rinaldi Editor of The Kent Stater Glenwood Oyster Editor of The Chestnut Burr Arthur Hommel Business Manager, The Chestnut Burr Hervey Stahl Captain of the Debate Team Charles Atkinson Manager of The College Theatre John Watkins Captain, Women ' s Debate Team Lois K. Whiteleather President, The Men ' s Glee Club Don Housley Director, The College Band Arthur Burdett, Howard Spiller Conductors, The College Orchestra . Burdett, G. Warner, H. Spiller President, The Inter-fraternity Council Charles Atkinson President, The Kent State Council Kermit Taylor Chairman, E Comm. of College Soc. Comm. .Joe Kelly President of Alpha Psi Omega Mary Jane Manchester President, Chi Pi Joe Kelly President, Kappa Gamma Charles Atkinson President, Lambda Chi Emily Farnham President, Blue Key Joe Kelly President, Sigma Delta Nu Aldeen Cox President, Phi Mu Forrest Hawk P resident, Kappa Mu Kappa Kermit Taylor President, Delta Phi Sigma Arthur Hommel President, Sigma Tau Gamma Charles Atkinson President, Alpha Phi Beta Park Welton President, Kappa Sigma Chi Victor Moore President, Barbarians John Ryzner, Charles Furne ' President, Sigma Sigma Sigma Nlary Ir in President, Phi Epsilon Helen Heyman President, Delta Sigma Epsilon Ruth Reichard President, Alpha Sigma Alpha Bette Anderson President, Theta Sigma Upsilon Klartha Durbin President, Pi Delta Theta Ruth Loomis President, Alpha Sigma Tau Mildred Pyle President, Pi Kappa Sigma Lucille Callow ay- President, Phi Alpha Alpha Gladys Apley Miss Kent State Lois Dene Straight Homecoming Queen Dorothy Bow ers Prom Queen Eunice Hines Leads in Lilliom L. Parkinson, M Bouckey Leads in Sunup ' Jessie Hinds, Al Shambarger Leads in Devil ' s Disciple Jay Miller, Dorothy Hensel Leads in Uncle Dudley Winston Frost, Margaret Dunkle All-Ohio Mention Football Jim Shelly All-Ohio Mention Football Elmer Dunlavv [206] SOME HIGH-LIGHTS OF 1932-1933 This school year has been one of great accomplishments for Kent State College and many of its organizations and students. Five Ohio championships were annexed by Flash Wrestlers, joe Taborsky. Eldred Miller, Elmer Dunlavy, Clive Lukens and Ivo Rinaldi. The Women ' s Debate Team won a silver loving cup, emblematic of the Ohio Women ' s Debate Conference Championship. The Women ' s Team was composed of Lois K. Whiteleather, Capt. . Lucille Arnold, Josephine Cotman, Betty Grant, Audrey Hood, Barbara Ladd, ' Virginia Motz, Flora Jean Sprague, Neva Zuver. Jessie Hinds won second place in interpretation in the state contest. The Men ' s Debate Team debated with a team from Oxford University, England. It was a non-decision debate. The Kent Stater, edited by Glenwood Oyster, was awarded a SUPERIOR -Mi-American Honor rating by the National Scholastic Press Association this vear. Kent State College was admitted to the North Central Association of Colleges. Two men, Jim Shelly and Elmer Dunlavy, were given honorable mention as all-Ohio football players. Bud Conley, boxing for the American Legion of Kent, reached the finals of the Boxing Tourney held at Columbus. r207] AUTOGRAPHS y- V i- A X f :! ■ I v -ri B 3 , , U ' ii [208] Tk -- m ' i ' X ' ' ; ' -- m. M . ■mm !wf mT- ' m :-