Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Myron Beal, Edwin Franks, Harry Graef, William Kidnocker, Donald Rosen- thal, Reed Strimple, Beniamin Wiant. SECOND ROW: Milton Wick, Minard Amos, Raymond Case, Theodore DuBois, John Gobeille, Warren Graves, Emerson Guinn. THIRD ROW: John lzant, Albert Kalkbrenner, Donald Morgan, Ro- bert Ogren, Thomas Richards, Will- iam Romoser, Raymond Snow. FOURTH ROW: James Belleman, David Buvinger, Richard Casey, Jack Clawson, Charles Davidson, William Dixon, Frederick Gabel. FIFTH ROW: Eugene Good, James Krause, Gordon Lecrone, Robert Little, Dwight Lockemer, John Luecke, Robert Mills. SIXTH ROW: Harry Plump, Ralph Ramers, Walter Ruchynslcy, John Ruple, Paul Schwenley, Albert Sher- man, Mahlon Smith. SEVENTH ROW: Vance Terrell, Will- iam Turnley, Robert Ballus, Irvin Bowdle, William Clifford, William Harrison, William Hornsby. EIGHTH ROW: Gordon Horst, Ro- bert Hughes, William Jaeger, Guil- tord Johnson, Herbert Kimmel, George Lawler, Richard Morgan, NINTH ROW: Bernard McLaughlin, Allen Pierson, Robert Schultz, David Stockwell, Kenneth Sweney, George Ten Eyck, Arthur Wittman. OHIO TAD OF

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PHI KAPPA T Page Two Hundred and Twenty-One LJ I FIRST ROW fleft to rightl: Patterson Benner, Paul Bergman, Robert Edmiston, Parker Evans, Ralph Fields, Harvey Frye. SECOND ROW: Donald Haas, John Hamsher, Donald lv'lacDowell, Ralph Palaia, Leland Scholl, David Spellerberg. THIRD ROW: Edward Steiert, Robert Stover, James VVilson, Roy Young, Philip Bone, Robert Huston. FOURTH ROW: Robert Kuenning, Floyd Rusk, Mar- cus Smalley, William Stuckey, Steven Sturdevant, Thomas Turney. FIFTH ROW: Russell Young, Louis Zeller, Leonard Allen, Dale Anderson, Theodore Billings, Robert Cotton. SIXTH ROW: Norman Dohner, Clair Kisabeth, Ro- bert Kramer, Richard Long, Robert Maynard, George McCaskey. SEVENTH ROW: Richard Miller, Norman Nellis- Allen Nichols, Richard Pazder, William Pritchard, Samuel Studybaker. EIGHTH ROW: Thomas Stump, Marion Swisher, Richard Wright, Ralph Adams, Robert Adams, Donald Conners. NINTH ROW: Sylvester DeCesare, Thomas Eichel- berger, Lowell Loar, Robert Netzley, Steven Rup- pert, Edward Willman.

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3 , 1 . wg 1 ,- My ' 'K 4 , . t amine fwfrffh ' ' 2 'is'-fi Gather 'round, one and all. Let 'em win. They're rushees. Howto keep em down on the form fm Z nv , cr 9 Our Housemother-Mrs. Margaret Kemp. The general rule in fraternity houses The exception that makes the rule The SAE's were oft to a flying start this school year by capturing the Sigma Chi Achievement Cup for the biggest improvement in scholarship. No sooner was this on the Sulgrave Manor mantle when they added the Homecoming decoration cup tor their Bowling Over the Bishops idea. Senior Class Prexy and Student Business Manager Reed Strimple took time ott from activities at semesters to become happily married. First string pig toters are Em Guinn, Elk Morgan, Walt Ruchynsky and Big Jim Krause. Big Jim also displayed his musical talent by leading the chapterfs singing activities. Serenades were given to an even dozen vvearers ot the purple and gold. Business continues to prove the most popular study as nine ot the Sig Alphs are also brothers in Delta Sigma Pi, including Delta Sig prexy Pay Snovv. Snowman also takes time out from ODK and Phi Bete to manage the M Book tinances. SAE's tirst semester prexy Milt Wick also wields the gavel tor the Varsity Social Club and is vice-president ot the Intertraternity Council, Brothers Puple and Luecke led the savv- and-hammer activities ot panelling the rec room in knotty pine. The Pearl Harbor Class vvas the name given to six juniors initiated December 7, l94l. Officers are: Thomas Richards, president, Warren Graves, vice-president, Ray Snow, secretary, John lzant, treasurer. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILGINI J I , ef? 'i