Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Constance Soldner, Van Wert, B.S. Ed. I I Betty Sprecher, Marion, Ind., B.S. Bus. Louise Stager, Bradford, B.S. Ed. Alberta Stang, Elyria, B.S. Ed. Jean Stearns, Oxford, B.S. Bus. Pauline Steele, Rittman, B.S. Bus. Virginia Steele, Rittman, B.S. Bus. James Stoms, Ft. Thomas, Ky., A.B. Robert Stoll, Dayton, B.S. Bus. Patricia Stout, Hamilton, B.S. Ed. Elizabeth Street, Chillicothe, A.B. Lyman Strong, Lima, B.F.A. Colleen Suel, Dayton, B.S. Ed. Evelyn Suit, Cleves, B.S. Ed. Marguerite Swing, Covington, Ky., B.S. Bus. Frank Szabo, Ithaca, N. Y., B.S. Ed. Joan Taylor, Newark, A.B. Nadine Templeton, Wichita, Kan., B.S. Bus. Betty Thomas, Grand Rapids, Mich., B.S. Bus. Mary Thompson, St. Charles, 111., AB. . . . . AND SHE BIDS YOU GOD SPEED? . . . . Phyllis Thompson, Toledo, A.B. Mary Tompkins, Interlaken, N. J ., B.S. Ed. Elizabeth Vail, Norwalk, B.S. Bus. Betty Van Horn, Dayton, B.S. Ed. Janeth Volz, Cincinnati, B.F.A. JoAnn Underwood, Toledo, A.B. Peggy Updegraff, Portsmouth, B.S. Ed. Margaret Wadley, Arlington, Va., A.B. Donna Walker, Swanton, 38. Ed. Laura Wallace, Crawfordsville, Ind., A.B. William Weber, Louisville, Ky., A.B. Walther Wefel, Shaker Heights, B.F.A. Jack Wells, Fostoria, B.S. Bus. Dorothy Welsh, London, A.B. Olive Weztzel, West Middletown, B.S. Ed. Jane Williams, Beaver, Pa., A.B. Ransome Williams, Marion, A.B. Beverley Wolfe, Escondido, Ca1if., B.S. Ed. Thomas Womble, Dayton, B.S. Bus. Margaret Wooddell, Kent, B.S. Ed. Joan Wright, Cambridge, Mass., B.S. Bus. Wilma Young, Rochester, N. Y., AB. 29

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1946 SENIORS $ ; i Georgia Paden, Indianapolis, Ind., B.S. Ed. Norma Jean Patterson, Port Clinton, B.S. Ed. Eleanor Pence, Hillsboro, B.S. Ed. Donald Petersen, Parma, B.S. Bus. Phyllis Pfaff, Cheviot, B.S. Ed. Grace Pisarro, Steubenville, B.S. Ed. Betty Jane Plevnik, Cleveland, B.F.A. Marjorie Porter, Garfield Heights, A.B. Roy Potter, Lockland, B.F.A. Marian Powers, Sandusky, B.S. Bus. Joanna Prentiss, Sterling, I11., B.S. Bus. Mary Redeker, Cincinnati, A.B. Julia Reed, Portsmouth, B.S. Bus. Marjorie Reinhardt, Brooklyn, N.Y., A.B. Katherine Rich, Dayton, A.B. Jeanne McVicker Rinal, Oxford, B.S. Ed. Yvonne Roberts, Springfield, B.S. Bus. Audrey Robinson, Cincinnati, B.S. Bus. Phyllis R011, Lebanon, A.B. Jeanne Ruffner, Dayton, A.B. . . . . 11MIAMI IS YOUR ALMA MATER NOW . . . . . Elmer Ruhnke, Dayton, B.S. Ed. Erwin Russell, Oxford, A.B. Muriel Samiran, Osborn, A.B. Doris Lee Sarver, Greenville, A.B. Eleanor Sauerbeck, Hamilton, A.B. Mary Saunders, Defiance, A.B. Jane Schroff, Cincinnati, A.B. Joyce Schulhoff, Cleveland Heights, B.S. Ed. Ann Scott, Marysville, B.S. Ed. Marion Scott, Park Ridge, I11., A.B. Jean Sedam, Rushville, Ind., B.S. Bus. Franklin Shands, Lockland, B.F.A. Dorothy Shank, Findlay, B.S. Ed. Albert Sherman, Middletown, A.B. Nancy Shupe, Fostoria, S.P. Blaine Sickles, Columbus, BS. Bus. Nancy Siebenthaler, Dayton, B.S. Ed. Helen Slocum, Akron, A.B. Margaret Smith, Troy, A.B. Beatrice Smyth, Mt. Healthy, B.F.A. Clyde Snodgrass, Defiance, B.S. Ed. Margaret Soetje, Cincinnati, B.S. Bus. 28

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30 Nineteen forty-six found Miamfs junior class well represented in every field of campus activity. As issue editors they helped publish the Student, they edited the Recensio, and helped establish the Tomahawk, a new campus magazine. J unior women served as housechairmen of freshman women,s dormitories. Early in the spring the YWCA elected its cabinet from the active juniors in the organiza- tion. On the first of May the junior women gave the yearly breakfast honoring senior women. At the annual May Day ceremonies, Mortar Board, national senior womenis honorary, tapped junior women in recognition of outstanding scholarship and service in extracurricular activities. The men of the junior class, too, were active in campus affairs. Those whose athletic records have earned them a letter in any of the major sports are members of Tribe Miami. The presidency of the YMCA was filled this year by a junior, Dick Holton. After a three-year absence, Miamiis traditional Junior Prom was revived by this years class. Novelly titled ttSpring Song? the dance, held March 23, featured Orrin Tuckeris orchestra, and was appropriately planned around a spring theme. Heading the committees responsible for the dance were Dick Holton, J 0 Ann Cox, Dorothy Fryburger, Virginia Stuckey, Dick Renkert, Georgiana BeamesN Florence Grasser, Don Rucker, Polly Malcolm, nd Travis Woodward. To fill its own executive positions the class elected Dorothy Caldwell, president; Georgiana Beames, Vice president; and Florence Grasser, secretary- JUNIORS