Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1948 volume:

miomi unlversity, oxford, ohio recensio for forty-eight miomi university, oxford, ohio recensio for forty-eight miomi university, oxford, ohio recensio for forty-eight editor -------- edward clark recensio for forty-eight 0 oxford ohio crledllor----- m i U U1 i U H i V G V S i T Y ass't business manager - penny neff business manager - - - - - - iohn benz ellen dennison ' ' assistant editor ---- - - frank schatz photographer ----- charles purdy photographer - - - - - - ioe davis university for K, f old classes, G? G u her SB pil 4 C Theme , , K ,Ai .. . 4 ,Y VVS, Kylix' A K The Temple of Thoughf, mon's mind is his confroller, boloncing his insTincTs of emoTion. The beffer he culTivc1Tes iT, The greoTer ore his chonces of sofis- focfion in oll sides of life. miomi deyoTes iTs mciin force To building This in- TellecT. clossroom buildings designed for efficiency ond comforf ond excellenf closs equipmenf furnish wholesome surroundings for lecirning. professors Troin long ond corefully, finishing wiTh periods of infense concenfrofion on ci single field. schedules of courses promoTe full possibilifies of The sTudenT's mind by requiring generol culfurol subiecfs in oddifion To ci well-rounded TreoTmenT of his chosen field. closses ore smoll ond informol. fc1cTs ond ideos ore discussed, noT Trumpefed by professors for occepfonce of fcice vol- ue. professors furfher encouroge resourceful Thinking by promoTing sTudenT reseorch To supplemenf closs-work. from This sfeody flow of knowledge, new horizons olmosf doily enfer The sTudenT's Thoughfs. miomi in '47-48 once ogoin hos honorobly conTribuTed To development of more Thon 5,000 minds. phase number two sooner or later, everybody realizes there is no substitute for good health. without it, all endeavor is proportionately harder, all ioy that much less satisfying. in the hub-bub of academic activity, miami has not lost sight of health's importance. spacious athletic fields invite students to outdoor sports and the intercollegiate teams to practice sessions. vvithrovv court and herron hall abound vvith facilities for recreation and competition indoors. freshmen and sophomores attend physical education classes, learning many sports and technical methods of attaining bodily fitness. among men, an extensive intramural program offers competitive oppor- tunities the year-round to those not inclined tovvard varsity athletics. men on varsity squads receive the most concentrated conditioning of all, and the consistent success of miami teams illustrates the thoroughness of her methods and facilities. for a student to progress normally, his body must keep pace in keenness with his mind. miami has amply insured this to her students. .- . E W i ' iff ' - f' ' iffi' 11' . . . fr: ' S555 2 Q me t 5 'M' ,t A K ' Y? Hfliffttwtift. i Y' ,, .Q V ' ' ' U viiw,1'Q:,,wv5lii t I ixti if T . Q' 'X ' , -' f .. 1 1 L lv' y ,lf ' V K , , 5- X X theme 0 5 6 I theme ll ll Sl! 0 fl .Iii 1 G'-ELI within almost everyone there is some latent power to lead. it may be a spark of initiative in an endeavor beyond that of one's associates or perhaps simply a better grasp of a situation. often this ability never finds a proper outlet and remains unknown except to the frustrated owner. at miami there is a wide range of possibilities for turning this energy into constructive action, beyond the routine of classes. beckoning are organizations to match practically all tastes. the most talented students seek the top executive jobs, but anyone with the desire can find lesser responsibilities-committees or minor duties on publications-for which he is particularly fitted. Whatever position he assumes, he feels his leadership capacity expanding if he has intelligently applied him- self. miami realizes that tomorrow's leaders are groomed today. by fostering many activities, miami Well arouses the leadership spirit. leadership . ...l. - phase number four - social man is nafurally a gregarious animal. he finds a subsTanTial parT of his happiness lies in knowing some of his fellow men, in socially passing Time wiTh Them, in being a solid friend. for one in college There is much To learn in This arf of gef- Ting along wiTh oThers. respecf for ofhers' righfs, TacT, convincing and enTerTain- ing conversaTion, and poise in any sifuafion are usually only half-won asseTs in a freshman. he needs To exercise These qualifies in varied experiences. miami is luxurianf in opporTuniTies for This. in classes a sTuden'rassociaTes wiTh diversified Types, finds new friends. he meeTs people wiTh inTeresTs like his own by Taking parT in campus organizaTions. fraTerniTies and sororiTies offer companionship on a more inTimaTe basis. dances boosT his public manners To Their besT. miami life daily improves The sTudenT's guide To living wiTh ofhers-The social spirif. ? 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This sTaTemenT neaTly sums up The aims of dean raymond e. glos for his school of business. his free momenfs are devofed To his coin collecfion or To The beTTermenT of his golf game. dean glos also smilingly claims himself, The world's besT sporT- ing specTaTor. 0 his brisk walk, efficienT manner, anal friendly aTTiTude have, for Thir- Teen years made clean william e. aldermanga popular campus figure To faculTy and sTudenTs alike. aside from his rigorous rouTine as arTs and science head, he personally cares for his five-and-a-half acre esTaTe on oxfard's ouTskirTs. idle sum- mer haurs often find The dean enjoying his favoriTe pasTime, fishing in his naTive wisconsin. 0 above dean raymond e. glos 0 below dean william e. alclerman dean ernest I. oshboiugh 0 This mon's work is his hobby! dr. osbhough, deon of The school of educoTion, o noTive hoosier, wc1nTs mosT To be oround young people, especiolly fuTure Teoch- ers. he is kind, ThoughTful, sympo- TheTic, ond he shows consideroTion for his sToff by never osking of Them vvhoT he wouldn'T do. dean gordon cz. sutherlclnd 0 from pigmenf To oil, T-squore To composs, piono To violin: ThoT's The generol poT- Tern of gordon sutherlcmd, deon of The school of fine orTs. Three deporTmenTs, o Triple iob, keep him rushing os The beoux cvrTs boll, sTudenT reciTols, ond The numerous chorol groups olso re- quire his prolific efforTs. dr. harvard f. vcillcmce 0 os director of The groduc1Te school, he believes ThoT This recenTly orgonized division con elevc1Te The Tenor of The enTire universiTy. on high-meTTled sTimulc1Tor, he Turns To golf, bridge, ond poeTry for diversion. he is seldom seen with- ouT his fovoriTe oppendoge, d pipe, of which he hos mony. cycles turn and return, prospective of age extensive mind 017 'I8 0 mind garbecl in classic green, soon to suffer winTer's pollor 9 below, freshman council 9 Cl To rl: dick anderson, june gadske, pres, bill eokin, vice-pres. bunny ploger, ioann mc- nelly. once again, a freshman class has been absorbed inTo The campus acTiviTies of miami. for The baffled buT dazzled freshmen, miami holds many hecfic buf happy days of campus life. upon Their arrival aT miami's enchanTing grounds, The freshies were immediaTely meT wiTh The confusion and haze of freshman week. This was a period of p. i. parades, freshman mixers, campus Tours, infelligence TesTs, and uTTer bewilder- menT. by This Time, The freshmen had become well acquainTed wiTh miami's acfivi- Ties. Then came The colorful freshman elecTions followed by Their successfuldance- The freshman sTruT. These Two evenTs, combined wiTh Their oTher energefic acTions, have proved ThaT The class of '51 has considerable originaliTy and inifiafive. 'ics all that went before seems nothing, now is important 0 row 1 william adams, william aicholtz, robert al- bright, mary ann alkire, arlene allen, doris alver- son. 0 row 2 caryl ander- son, I. alan anderson, iean anderson, robert anderson, sara anderson, iu n i o r agne. 0 row 3 l. laverne arant, byron armstrong, nancy arnold, paul ash- brook, io ann asley, anna mae ashton. 0 row 4 mar- ilyn aukerman, barbara ault, toby baker, william baker, matthew balasko, barbara ballarcl. 0 row 5 muriel bahlman, beverly bang, harry banks, iohn barker, gilda barnett, bennett bartels. 0 row 6 irving barth, thomas bate- man, lois bauer, dale baughman, james beaman, myla beames. 0 row 7 william becker, beverly beidell, Ioan bell, william bell, barbara bemis, carl benhase. mind 9 l9 20 0 mind iust a college year, but they have learned a way of life 0 row 1 florence bennis, carol berg, phyllis bergner, don berndsen. 0 row 2 irene bescher- ner, iack o. bickett, robert bingham, betty bink- ovitz. 'row 3 ann bishop, theresa blakely, ken- neth bliven, william boes. Crow 4 iames boh- lander, thomas bonsor, iane bowen, marilyn bowen. 0 row 5 naomi bradley, william braun, mary anne brawley, louis bremer. 0 row 6 ioseph briggs, carolyn brigner, donald broer- man, archibald brown. 0 row 7 dale brown, dorothy brown, margaret brown, susanne brum- baugh. 0 row 'I fred bruner, sally brunn, nicholas buian, edward bush, nancy butterfield, betty buttolph, robert campbell, herbert canada, harry carr, elaine caruso, susan chace, irene chacas. 0 row 2 amy chandler, esther chaney, iack chapman, betty io chilcote, carl christian, dorothy christ- an, george chucales, traian cindea, donald cisar, marie clancy, paul m. clark, virginia clark. 0 row 3 shirley clippinger, nancy close, colleen coe, alfred cohen, ronald cole, david connelly, sally conners, donald conover, mary nancy conti, ann conway, dorothy cook, vernon cook. Crow 4 nancy cool, george coorey, edith copas, jean corle, iacqueline cowin, charlotte cox, eleanor io cox, nancy e. cox, nancy I. cox, richard coyne, nancy craver, nancy crawford. 0 row 5 richard cromer, richard crooks, carol crookshank, ioyce crosby, thalia croushore, lois crumbaker, william cunningham, eugene dague, iean daugherty, alice daum, ieanne davis, lenore davis. 0 row 6 donna dazey, jane decker, frank dekona, francis delaney, nelson denman, margaret den- nison, betty derhammer, ierry dice, carol dickson, herman didday, iane diehl, robert diemer. 0 row 7 peggy dine, thomas dinwiddie, robert dixon, virginia domasky, elizabeth dopf, mary dornette, leroy downs, iames dulmage, paul dun- myer, fred durham, mary early, richard edwards. 19' shadows of yesterday and the day before remind them that it is not new, but old mind 0 21 - their scene mirage, characters fluid, action kaleidoscope Sig if 22 0 mind SZ E, but miami is beyond, absorbing, reiecting, static in the flood of generations 0 row l marilyn b. egel, alice eggleston, iane ekhart, ioyce eldridge, walter elliott, william elliott, ioan ellsworth, nancy erhardt, daphane evans, albert falther, iames feld, mary fenker. 0 row 2 iean ferriell, albert fessler, dudley fetzer, iohn fielman, richard filhour, patricia findley, ervin fischer, grace fisher, marilyn fisher, ianet fleming, ianice foley, herbert foreman. 0 row 3 patricia fortney, joan foster, bill fothering- ham, carolyn freed, nancy freshour, lillian fried- man, lack fryman, iohn fulker, ioann funkhouser, iune gadske, george galat, george garland. 0 row 4 charles garverick, frank gary, renee gaylin, lois geiger, garry geist, raymond gentile, mary george, carmen gerig, marilyn gilfillan, john gilla, ioanne gilman, lois gilman, 0 row 5 edward gingerich, suzanne ginn, ruth glenden- ning, robert goldberg, barbara good, danna goodman, elstun goodman, dick graham, iohn graham, nancy gray, iack greenberg, dorothy greene. 0 row 6 ianet grevey, sally griffith, phyllis grodin, shirley groom, robert gross, iac- queline groth, delores gruchac, alice guckian, iane guthals, george haas, robert hackett, iames haffner. 0 row 7 ieanne haker, lois halderman, john haley, donald hall, iane hall, ieanne hanne- man, cronley hardwick, philip harris, rita harten- baum, pat hartle, audrey hartman, iames hart- man. 0 row l ioseph hayden, bob heacox, mary heaton, don hedges. 0 row 2 iohn hefner, shirley henderson, delores henning, Ioan henry. 0 row 3 edith henson, virginia hepburn, barbara herman, mildred herron. 0 row 4 eleanor heuser, barbara hiestand, victoria higham, ioann high- miller. 0 row 5 roy hilberg, louise hill, ieanne hines, lorne hinkle. 0 row 6 harriett hobart, eva may houge, io anne holbrock, mariorie hole. 0 row 7 clare hollister, dorothy holloway, ieannine hommel, iames hoover. mind 0 23 24 0 mind few things stand firm, the force of change too great 0 row l betty hopkins, marijane hopkins, jean lzzpper, harold hora. 0 row 2 linda lee horton, nancy howell, robert howland, ann hoyt. 0 row 3 belinda hudson, dorothy huenke, anna huff- man, rosemarie hummel. 0 row 4 patricia hunter, john hurley, harmon hurt, jack hutchinson. 0 row 5 esther iglehart, ruth irvin, curtiss james, joyce jamison. 0 row 6 frances jaskulek, mar- ilynn jenkins, marjorie jenkins, william jenkins. 0 row 7 thomas jenks, margaret jerman, con- stance jewett, betty johnson. 0 row 'I eleanor johnson, patricia johnson, douglas jones, joan jones, robert jones, virginia jones, jura kalwary, phyllis kappel, robert karg, elena katich, john katterheinrich, eleanor kef- fer. 0 row 2 jean ann keller, harwood kemp, jack kennedy, thomas kennedy, warren kepke, marilyn kimball, agnes king, diane king, emory king, william kinkoph, barbara kirkbride, suz- anne kirkham. 0 row 3 delores kish, frederick klag, martha klein, suzanne klepinger, anna mae knapman,'vivienne knapp, esther kneisley, bar- bara knoch, carl knoch, jane knowlton, william koeppen, william kohl. 0 row 4 iris kolp, betty kolthoff, theodore kostyshak, phyllis kottler, mary ellen kramer, cloyd kress, fred kroger, alan krohn, john kubes, erline kuenning, willis kuertz, shirley kuppinger. 0 row 5 lois kutler, sally kyle, eleanor lacy, daniel lamarche, richard lamb, walter lancaster, carol lang, julianne lanman, david leach, jayleene leach, ruth lederman, joan lemon. 0 row 6 don leslie, julia levin, sidney lewis, miriam lichti, annelaine limper, carolyn lindsey, calvin lingler, helen loucks, frances lovett, elizabeth lowe, ella jean lowry, patricia lowry. 0 row 7 john lucas, richard luedeke, joseph lukens, patricia lybarger, george mack, thomas mack, beverly macrae, david maddox, joan mad- dux, frank maglich, imogen magnuson, elaine maier. private worlds crumbled, rebuilt, submerged in the vacuum of group idenfity 3 Dwi mind 0 25 ideals tried, found narrow, balloonecl by fresh concepts ,.,.,.mw,,,,,.,, . . 26 0 mind 'll xii 1 ii 5, -2 ! g personal gods shaken from their pedestals, restored, replaced or discarded 0 row 1 pat mannix, sarah manrod, mary ann maple, richard marshall, denese martell, iohn martin, t. lansdowne martin, ioan mathis, louise ann matson, dick maxwell, roy mayberry, iohn mayhew. 0 row 2 alanna mccall, rosayn mc- cann, martha mccarroll, cecelia mccormish, nancy mcdevitt, iohn mcginnis, earl mcgovern, tom mclain, ioann mcnelly, hobart mcpherson, iames mee, martha iane meek. Orow 3 doris melton, harry melville, evelyn meyer, richard middaugh, ianet miller, mary kay miller, ianet mills, kenneth mills, richard mills, iim minns, ioyce minor, rachel mitchell. 0 row 4 rendall mocklar, iean monce, betty moore, glenn moore, shirley moore, gerald moran, ruth morrison, ronald moss, richard motter, iack mueller, mari- lyn mueller, don munday. 0 row 5 thomas munt- singer, barbara murphy, walter myers, william nahory, leile napp, donald naragon, robert nelson, barbara new, bruce nichols, robert nie- meyer, william niemeyer, vicharn nivatvongs. 0 row 6 james noel, rachel nordberg, leon oancea, kenneth oliver, paul olson, peggy orr, io ann osborne, laverne parhamovich, betty paschal, naomi pask, antone pathe, mary patten. 0 row 7 patricia patten, richard paumen, carol pesany, iames peterson, h. richard phillips, shirley phillips, virginia phillips, don piatak, paul pieratt, carolyn ploger, roger plum, dave pogue. 0 row l patricia pollard, alice pool, thomas potter, mary alice potts. 0 row 2 dolores powell, maxine powell, marion powers, peggy prafka. 0 row 3 iim price, richard prond, charles putich, robert quigley. 0 row 4 Ioan raab, william race, ioyce rapp, marilyn rapp. 0 row 5 louis rauch, nancy reese, raymond reid, gloria rekers. 0 row 6 george remnant, charles rhinehart, jim ricigliano, barbara rieck. 0 row 7 iane rieck, avery robbins, donald roberts, donald robertson. mind 0 27 28 0 mind acljust! adjust! adjust! clamour the psycho intellectuals Crow 1 ruth robinette, avice roderick, betty roeddiger, walter roehll. 0 row 2 jane roeser, john rogers, tom rogers, suzanne rolfes. 0 row 3 john romilly, robert rondy, barbara rook, jack rooney. 0 row 4 william rossel, gene rossi, caro- lyn rost, john rudnick. 0 row 5 jacob ruoft, raymond russell, william salzman, joan sandson. 0 row 6 tom saunders, jeannine sayers, melvin sayers, harry schaleman. 0 row 7 ruth schatz, robert schenke, jean schluep, richard schmader. Crow 1 bruce schmidt, herman schmidt, lawrence schnecker, joanne schneider, susan schradin, dick schultz, gertrude schultz, barbara schulz, marily schwab, donald schwarz, donald schweinfurth, angelo scianamblo. 0 row 2 mary lou scott, paul scott, robert scott, frances sedge, mary seidel, marilyn seise, joyce shamley, david sharpe, virginia shaw, jack sheard, frances shefbuch, phyllis sherman. 0 row 3 nancy jo shirk, laura shiverdecker, harry shumaker, james siehl, shirley siemer, virginia simko, myrtle simmons, richard sipe, gene skeebo, jule skeebo, jeannine skelton, c. l. skidmore. 0 row 4 joann skimming, eleanor slater, jane sloan, jack sloat, raymond slogar, ann small, patricia smalley, evelyn smith, gale smith, jane smith, janet smith, jean smith. 0 row 5 jo ann smith, mary elizabeth smith, rose ann smith, ross smith, thomas snider, arnold henry sonnenberg, charles spencer, annette spooner, eileen springmyer, karl spurlock, glen stage, mildred staley. 0 row 6 thomas stambaugh, janet stark, glorene stauffer, dave stephenson, janine sterling, barbara stevenson, bill stewart, william stewart, judy stipes, bill stovell, richard striebel, nancy jo strittmatter. 0 row 7 jean struhar, mary stutzman, frank sullivan, janis sullivan, gloria surgeon, jeanne sutherland, george swatik, jo ann swygard, carol sykes, ann talbert, robert tannehill, dorothy tannert. hopes of men demand from youth vigor, minds of men demand logic, integrity mind 0 29 like wine with age, improved in flavor, texture, '-Us , F Ngqgimtit x I at is t A, L 4 1 -Jtxi ..,, ,, s . E. f Q th 30 0 mind quality 0 row 'I dorothy taylor, trances taylor, mildred e. taylor, virgene a. taylor, janet m. teboe. I row 2 charles e. teckman, bar- bara teckemeyer, art thinguldstacl, charlotte thomas, jane thomas. 0 row 3 dorothy thomson, marilyn thorburn, Suzanne thorn, yolanda tiburzi, wil- liam trask. 0 row 4 robert trissel, gratton trout, her- bert tullis, catherine turner, gretchen tyler. 0 row 5 iane ulrich, sherman c. un- ger, william r. uttal, eu- gene v. valle, thomas van camp. 0 row 6 william van tossan, marilyn van horn, richard van horn, louis verbryke, ioan ver- notzy. 0 row 7 shirley voress, iohn a. vosler, vir- ginia wagner, betty waller, ruth i. waller, iohn walter, jack walters, richard c. wangen. 0 row 8 iohn ward, dwight warren, io- anne Waterman, ioanne watts, patricia way, lean- inne weaver, donna web- ber, fred i, weiner. 53: fig sf 'row 'l nancy wells, marilyn m. werner, robert wertenberger, joseph wespier, shelley westlake, roy whitaker, newfon b. white, ioan wiggin. 'row 2 ethel wildman, iane wiley, donna fay williams, Ioan williams, mary ellen wilson, lois wise, glenna withrow, lois wolf. 0 row 3 sue wolfe, donald wolfelt, david wood, warren woods, james wright, marilyn wright, julia yantis, iohn h. yarger. 0 row 4 kay york, elaine d. young, mary m. young, mariorie zimmer, barbara zimmerman, helen r. zimmerman, elinor zinsmeister, carolyn zurcher. eager to pass on, loathe to leave familiarity, security mind 0 31 a college year is priceless, what did you do with '48? l upon The compleTion of anoTher academically and socially successful year, filled wiTh inTensive sTudying, campus acTiviTies, and up-Tovvn iollies, The liTTle upper- classmen of The campus have lived up To The sTandards seT by previous sophomore classes. scholasTically, They have done excepTionally well. They have also filled many essenTial and responsible posiTions on campus wiTh reliabiliTy and scrupulous efforTs. anoTher commendable achievemenT of The sophomore class vvas The sophomore hop, vvinTer wonderland, fea- Turing johnny long and his greaT band. pracTically The enTire sTudenT body aTTended This gay affair, which was no surprise according To The aTTracTive publiciTy. as The year progressed, miamians became increas- ingly aware of The class' presTige. ' left: a section of sfoddard hull, men's dorm 9 above, class officers Cl To rj: vice-pres. richard daugherty, sec'y-ireas. mary iane bah, pres. charles bancrofi. 32 0 mind 0 row 'I mariorie s. allen, iacqueline i. aller, donald altstaetter, iohn w. angus, harold w. apel, ruth arstingstall, barbara ascher, yvonne attwood, david auch. 0 row 2 margaret ayers, mitzi badger, ross a. bair, lois e. baird, donald e. baker, martha i. baker, eugene balch, martha iane ballenger, charles bancroft. 0 row 3 harold barker, norma barker, phyllis barker, ruth barnes, iane d. barnett, iohn w. bates ir., mary jane batt, robert c. baxter, william b. baxter. 0 row 4 helen beal, ianice beam, robert m. beatty, richard bennett, ioan benoy, betty bentley, robert benya, marilyn berg, allen g. bergman. 0 row 5 iack bernhadt, richard bey, nancy biddle, roy birmingham, nancy g. black, robert c. black, thomas blackiston, barbara l, bland, edith blanke. 0 row 6 ruth blower, carole blumenthal, allyne boey, stanley c. bohl, richard c. bond, barbara boos, charlotte borcherding, iohann borgerman, charles bow. -1- time dissolves, this second is fading, is gone, forgotten i l mind 0 33 l l fragments of the sea imprisoned forever in seashells is 41- 'W' ,y if M51 , y X fi: Q if-,il C' if , 'nr its l's.wHi' 'lr '23 sl B Ne ...E 12 l 1 lx A s rrr. at r eeer .rere r a - -s 1, f Vxs , Q ' xb ' r It J . I H ,V zi. A 'ff 1 it 3 ' 'ee' 1 r Kfiii . 0 row 'I Ioan bowman, william r. boyce, thomas boyle, phyllis bradford, madelyn brandeberry, iane brigham, sally brinkerhoff, ruth brock sally brumbaugh. 0 row 2 shirley brookins, adelbert brooks, leroy brooks, jay m. brouthers, fred f. brower, albert l. brown, arthur b brown, james brown, theodore brown. 0 row 3 merle bryan, robert w. buck, francis h. buhler, howard e. buker, barbara bunten, iohn c burns, nancy bussard, kenneth f. butler, marilyn butler. 0 row 4 martha i. camp, iohn g. cardwell ir., gary i. carle, iack carley, ianet a carlson, suzanne carnochan, william f. carroll, suzanne m. carter, george i. cavalaris. Crow 5 audrey cawley, ioyce chafer, stephen chaky chirley chance, richard chappelear, ieanne chase, norman christiansen, carol clark, robert clark. Orow 6 frances clary, martha io cline tom cobbledick, aluane f. cogswell, charlene coler, colleen conrey, frank b. cook, margretta cook, william cook. 34 0 mind 2 ' ' . 'E .i s 0 row l thomas b. cooley, mrs. anne f. copper, charles cooper, carl cooperrider, ioann cope, iames cornell, peggy anne cotner, iames coulter, iames coursin. 0 row 2 lloyd covault, jenny lou craig, nolan crawford, mary iane creviston, thomas cristal, iean crombie, mary lou cromer, helen crouse, william crump. 0 row 3 ruth culp, robert cummings, ellen cummins, herb curry, william danner, bill datson, bill davidson, dorothy davidson, robert davies. Crow 4 iim s. davis, ioseph davis, kathleen davis, mariorie r. davis, pat davis, gerald l. de- brosse, verna lou decker, warren c. delano, bette denham. 0 row 5 patricia dennis, john b. dennison, norma dent, richard derr, harold deutsch, robert k. devilbiss, charme devine, iane m. dewey, jim dickson. 0 row 6 bette dingess, iane dixon, gordon dodge, lois dotzauer, marion dove, lou ann dowds, marcia draudt, louis g. dubois, dorothy dudrow. 5 . 3. TQ? f is .Q 5 W E 5416... rv PE My iealous, who keep time and love locked until they rot mind U 35 'GP basis of happiness success? honor? society? individuation? -1 ik' 'CW' X, N gk -ff vgv ww 0 row 'l henry durkee, barbara durr, john dwyer, harold easley, bernie edstrom, carolyn edwards, robert effinger, iack h. eisaman, bar- bara eldridge. 0 row 2 ieane elias, robert c. elliott, keith enerle, robert s. essel, ianet esslinger, iohn w. evans, charles e. ewalt, martha ewing, richard ewing. 0 row 3 betty eyler, vernon b. fairley, ioseph v. fallanca, milton l. farber, iohn fenker, anne e. ferguson, iane ferguson, mariana finkbeiner, fred fisher. 0 row 4 donald fitzsimmons, marilyn r. fleming, pina florenzo, ioyce foote, george foreman, hugh forthman, betty foster, geraldine foster, ioann foster. 0 row 5 sally l. fowler, douglas frank, lois frederick, robert frederick, ioanne freed, robert freed, donald fribourg, ioyce a. frick, wilfred fries. 0 row 6 patricia fry, robert fryman, peggy lou fugate, ivan fuldauer, ioann fulmer, robert c. fulton, ruth w. gaenge, iean l. gallagher, marvin gardner. 36 0 mind 0 row 'I barbara garling, mary garrett, barbara j. gaver, robert g. geiger, florence geisler, ray h. giesse, kent w. gillespie, paul glas- meier, lois glass. 0 row 2 nancy goddard, miriam goldberg, marjorie gooch, nathine goodenough, ann goodwin, eugene m. gordon, jane gould, nolan a. granville, mary frances green. 0 row 3 george w. greene, mary greene, lenore grega, jack gregory, david griffing, patricia grooms, martha gross, sue anne gross, anne grosvenor. 0 row 4 roberta guiller, thelma guinn, william h. haag, lois e. haager, terry haas, jeanine hagan, jean hage, paul haigh, doris pauline hall. 0 row 5 harry o. hall, donald halter, rhea hamilton, robert o. hamilton, raymond l. hammer, edith hankins, jane e. hannaford, bert w. hannon, wilma hardy. 0 row 6 jean harrington, james harris, paul hart, robert p. harter, tom e. hartman, carol harvey, patricia hastings, jerry havill, mary ann hawk. 'Wx X i Q3 , 2. 'wif ,J success, eagerly sought, flatulently adored, so relative mind 0 37 honor, once achieved, harder to maintain than failure iii' ? 's' in r 423 21 0 row 'I donald hawkins, donald heckendorn, ruth hedrick, robert heidrich, jack heinze, john helfrich, margaret helton, jean hempel, donald henderly. 0 row 2 marion hendrixson, alice hendry, william henley, richard henn, mary lou henry, judy herdman, victor hesse, joe hessel, helen hetzler. 0 row 3 caroline hieber, mary lou high, ross hildebrand, janice himes, nancy himmelright, merritt hinkle, hugh hindman, warren hinsch, rae hirchert. 0 row 4 emily hobart, robert hocker, donald hodgson, jane hollister, eileen horn, jack horner, johann hospodar, richard houser, noel howard. 0 row 5 robert huber, james hunt, donald hunter, patricia hutton, edward jackson, jeanne jackson, mary lou jackson, diane jacob, donald jacob. 0 row 6 herbert jaffe, james jefferis, harold jeffery, edward jenkins, betty johnson, donn johnson, donna johnson, james johnson, marguerite johnson. 38 0 mind , yann johnson, ockle johnson, paul r. johnson, robert d. johnston, dorothy jones, paul k. jones jr-, flCh0fd lf jones, jackie joseph. 0 row 2 jane joseph, rosemary joyce, edward r. judy, louis kaczmarek olga kanareff d bertwin keller jr., john keller. 0 row 3 mary allen keller dwight k james b. kesler mary ketcha ' row I marian johnson mar , , on kear, jeannette keesecker, , ennedy, max s kephart thomas k l , m, joyce c. keyes 0 row 4 don k' h oshita, geege kircher ' . , erin, william kershner billie keslaf . inc , joan e. king martha kin , jean kish, robert d kistler 0 knesal scott kn' l , g, carol m. kingseed, jose h k' l b ' ' . . row 5 lenore klaus, alice . kl ' ' , is ey, david koch, robert ko ' ' dick k ' p :nz er, ro ert km m emfelder, richard klepinger, lois r. kncbef virginia emg, clair kohr. 0 row 6 joan e. konrad, william h. ko t' rauss, lynn kremtz, doris krueger, john p. lafferty, willia l k p is, robert h. kosky, robert f. kramp, m a off. omnivorous society consumes, kills, individual conforms mincl 0 39 the die binds dow what is profitable? choose quickly, ll e larson eleanor latsa, iohn a. 0 row l charlene lammers, charles f. lando, eugene p. langenhan, robert larkin, owen cl. larrison, wa ac , lauritzen, iohn e. lavelle. 0 row 2 maralyn laver, nancy leare, herb leolyard, mary ann lee, joseph i. letkovitz, creighton l. lephart, nancy leslie, alda letsinger, gordon e. levenson. 0 row 3 norman h. liecltke, carol limbert, ray link, william lishawa, virginia liston, morton litwack, carol a. lloyd, al loop, lane lothian. 0 row 4 stella lovitt, rupert h. loyd, ianet lucas, marian lucas, delbert lutz, trecl lutz, mary magaw, eileen magie, ruth malanowski. 0 row 5 iames malcom, marian mann, nancy mann, sheldon s. mann, mariorie marritt, margery ' tin bob marshall, donald l. marx. 0 row 6 robert masterson, richard matchette, mildred rondi mathews, marie ' ' nnette mccormick, helen mccoy. a. martens, robert 1. mar , ' connell, wayne mcclain, lea matson, howard mayer, bernie mc 40 0 mmcl 0 row 1 maurice mcculloch, john mcdermott, eileen mcdonough, george mcgee, nancy mcginnis, richard mcginnis, ioseph mcguire, ioann mckinley, marcia mclean. 0 row 2 iohn mclaren, lois mcnabb, fred mcpeck, rita means, ierry melman, jean melnick, harvey mendelsohn, thomas merinar, richard merriman. 0 row 3 arthur merten, marilyn miller, martha miller, robert minch, betty minnich, helen mitchell, karl moos, marilyn morgan, edward moritz. 0 row 4 cecil morris, dorothy mulberry, charlotte mumma, i. mack muntsinger, trances c. murphy, lloyd d. myers, george nachman, alfred narwood, nancy nash. 0 row 5 howard neer, donald neidefter, sara nelson, susan nesbitt, don netzley, elton neumann, bart newell, donald newkirk, linn newman. 0 row 6 robert nichols, thomas niederkorn, shirley nieman, virginia nobles, john north, roger northrup, edith noyes, robert oakley, harriet o'brien. toll paid--look not to return, the gate opens one way mind 0 41 ashes, the past reduced to elements, smoke the fire Orow 1 dolores o'bryan, ierry oldham, robyn oldham, rene olson, melvin onderdonk, errington ong, robert opie, virgil orr, zedith orr. 0 row 2 margil ortman, ruth ostholthoff, dorothy ostroska, iohn oswald, richard oswald, donald owens, malcolm owings, carolyn pabst, wil liami parrish 0 row 3 kermit parson ladimer patek ianicei patten iustyn patterson patricia patrick harold h aul robert azder . . , , - , , , . p , p may m. peak, richard petonke. 0 row 4 iordan s. perlman, raymond e. perry, walter l. perry, dorothy petry, charlotte phipps, burt phy- thyon, barbara piclgeon, virginia pitsenbarger, louise plosila. I row 5 marcia l. plotkin, connie pogany, iames polisini, donald pollock thomas porter, william c, powe, jean a. powell, georgiana powers, iudith c. pratt. 0 row 6 charles probert, thomas t. proctor, richard e pryor, leonard puckett ir., barbara pugh, kenneth c. pugh, walworth purmort, david l. purdom, harold e. purvis. 42 0 mind 0 row l gloria pyle, don c. quinlan, louis rauch, madonna raudabaugh, bernie z. ray, raymond recht, ioe reed, elaine s. reich, douglas i. reid. 0 row 2 nancy reimann, edward reineke, mary revelos, walter reynolds, donald rice, loran rice, lee riefstahl, virginia rinehart, eugene c. robinson, 0 row 3 helen robinson, iohn robinson, stuart robinson, thomas robinson, ruth rodenberg, marcia m. roeding, kathryn roemer, susan rogers, stanley p. roszkowicz. 0 row 4 doris rothwell, regan rotroff, rozann ruby, nancy rudisill, william rupert, don russell, charice ryan, pat sampson, jack r. samuelson. 0 row 5 ioan sarchet, dale w. smucker, merl sayers, cleo schemp, susan schinke, louise schmidt, roland schmidt, marion m. schnake, joanne Schneider. 0 row 6 max schneider, victor r. schoen, marian schoenberger, ruth shrock, gerry schultze, j. m. schweibold, herbert seltz, beth seng, walter r. shafer. it bury yesterday, reconcile tomorrow, rationalize today mind U 43 J it find a goal, set a goal, must have a goal, myopic tool! l s 4 31 5232 1952 1 0 row 'I wilma a. Shafer, nancy shaffer, edward l. shank, betty jo shannon, larry Shapiro, terry shelton, eleanor sherman, francis w. sher- wood, john d. shoptaugh jr. 0 row 2 nelson shurts, madelyn sickles, lawrence simison, marilyn simmons, nancy slater, peggy slater, william sloan, charley smith jr., edmund smith. 0 row 3 james m. smith, katherine smith, richard m. smith, robert r. smith, rose ann smith, thomas w. smith, willard w. smith, fred e. soller, james m. sons. 0 row 4 helen spahr, john d. spangler, robert sparker, daniel spear, john j. speer, ann spiegel, ralph stahman, ann staley, charles staley. 0 row 5 caleb standafer, richard stastny, robert stastny, mary louise statler, michael stavole, suzanne stearns, verl d. steen, carol steffen, phyllis stegall. 0 row 6 virginia steiner, bob a. l. stemmer, george still- waugh, arthur h. stone, don stout, martha stubbs, henry sullivan, stephen sutton, albert swain. 44 0 mind 0 row 'I joyce swink, ted szymanski, ed taylor, phyllis taylor, joe t. teatord, connie teichart, thomas tharp, arthur thatcher, thomas thayer. 0 row 2 john r. thornbury, barbara thorrud, miriam thrall, mary lou thrasher, g. g. thruston, charles d. tiberghein, patricia ann tierney, john t. tillett, jack todd. Crow 3 david toeppen, donald tomlinson, cliane trager, donald trautlein, john trottman, jo truesdale, jean turman, phyllis turner, james twohig. 0 row 4 michael w. tymoszczuk, chester l. urbschat, jo ann van pelt, g. sheldon veil, william velotta, ray vintilla, richard voss, nick vracin, beverly wade. 'row 5 janet wagner, jean waldhauer, charlotte wanner, ernest k. Warburton, charles ware, mary lou weaver, ian weber, tom Webster, hal weed. 0 row 6 stephen weeks, bill weisgarber, donald Weisman, john weiss, jay c. welch, george welsh, ruth wendel, john h. werth, carol wertheimer. halfway, end there, almost in sight, they're halfway mind 0 45 46 0 mind 0 row i william westfall, george white. 0 row 2 nancy white, richard whiteside. 0 row 3 helen whitt, ned e. wick, robert wienties, iames l. wilken, thomas wilkinson, ioan williams, robert i. williams. 0 row 4 frances williamson, glen williamson, Wilford w. willing, georganna willson, carter wilmot, frances e. wilson, harold w. wilson. 0 row 5 ken- neth wilson, ruth e. wilson, vernon wilson, iohn winter, alice winters, leonard l. wirtz, mary iane wisecup. 0 row 6 arthur wisehart, john wissler, richard wissler, margaret woodard, james woodard, robert wright, william w. wright. 0 row 7 william wynne, katherine young, evelyn zahig, dorothy a. zerger, richard h. zilm, iames l. zinchak, steve zuosec. fe. O s'ruden'r's sociol udying shouldn'T interfere with 947. 0 sf , I F s its beginning, sum me no yNo.2 OI' en's clormif O newm s rush os frofernifie de TU happy ofti ossumes thot everybody mind 0 47 much to do, much yet undone, never enough time seasoned by now wiTh much of miami's Toil and sTriTe, ioy and sorrow are The capa- ble and conTidenT members of The iunior class. freshman days of happy perplexity are buT beauTiTul memories, and Their recollecTions of sTruggles and laughs while bear- ing The TiTle of sophomore now arouse many pleasanT ThoughTs. The mosT memorable year of all for mosT juniors, however, has been This year. since They knew Their way around The campus, The going was raTher easy. They knew whaT signposTs To search Tor and whaT personaliTies could give Them The mosT inTelligenT insTrucTion Toward aT- Taining Their obiecTives aTTer graduaTion day. socially, They have acquired poise and a growing undersTanding of people. They have also produced one of The year's mosT praiseworThy dances-The iunior prom. all in all, The juniors have had a large year. 5 class officers 9 il. To nl: vice-pres. barbara fruTh, sec'y-Treos. marilyn benson, pres. howard fry 0 souTh hall, one of miomi's newer dormiiories for women, looking wesi. 48 0 mind 0 row 1 koneta abe, al- dine acheson, sally a. adams, iohn akerman. 0 row 2 john r. allen, caro- line alvey, maynard am- stutz, sarah amstutz. 0 row 3 iohn anderegg, mary anderson, anthony androski, paul w. anson. 0 row 4 barbara an- thony, william arnold, anton g. arps, marietta atherton. 0 row 5 nancy atwater, richard bacon, Sigmund f. baiak, ben- iamin w. baker. 0 row 6 ruth ann ballenger, robert ballinger, wil- liam barall, nellie bartelt 0 row 7 eileen r. batt, ieanne bauer, frederick m. bayley, robert b. beck. O row 8 helen becker, hector beeken, lynn s. bell, warren e. benedict. habits reformed in new patterns, too late to unlearn mind 0 49 dust-blurred path, obligations of other ages sift down 0 row 1 marian benoy, theodore benseler, marilyn benson, otis o. benson, mariorie e. benzing, sheldon c. bergman, wanda bernheisel, beniamin berryman, nancy bice. 0 row 2 adeline billings, robert r. black, velma lee blackard, stanley blackburn, dorothy blank, norma bleier, george blanco, kathryn boehmer, constance bolsar. 0 row 3 maryllyn bond, Shirley bonnoront, evelyn borcherding, don e. borde- wisch, shirley borkenhagen, leo I boylan, thomas f. braaten, doris m. brague, william t. braley. 0 row 4 norma l. bright, norma brillhart, paul brinkman, raymond g. bruckman, george britton, betty I. broadwell, h. william brockman, melvin brodt, eleanor i. brown. 50 0 mind , ...J 'S' s i ' fri A . 1, Q li' 5 5 '. thai t . X .S .., 0 row 1 kenneth I. brown, robert brown, herbert browarsky, ruth e. bryan. 0 row 2 paul t. bucy, mariorie a. bul- lock, harry r. burton, an- ita bury. 0 row 3 thelma bush, cora cairns, walter caldwell, iosephine campbell. 0 row 4 iudith carleton, iames carroll, marilyn carr, iames I. casebere. 0 row 5 ed- ward i. cassidy, elizabeth chandler, s h i r I e y e. chase, marilyn i. chris- man. 0 row 6 charlotte christner, richard church, robert cisar, carolyn clark. 0 row 7 edward clark, anne m. clark, vic- tor clarke, kenneth h. clarry. 0 row 8 betty clear, joseph clear, pa- tricia clements, david clitton. travel through, but leave a mark for those who fail mind 0 51 52 0 mind 0 row 1 iames chowning, bernadine coffman, ruth- ann coggins, carol cohen. 0 row 2 alfred w. cole, mary elizabeth coleman, richard combs, patricia condon. 0 row 3 daniel c. connors, robert e. con- way, camilla cook, iac- ques e. cook. 0 row 4 beatrice cooper, mary cory, james b. cotner, earl b. cotton. 0 row 5 mary ellen cowles, shirley crandall, eliiah crawford, carl c. crell. 0 row 6 negley cribbs, dan m. crilley, robert cromling, ianet l. crownover. O row 7 frances m. cruea, mar- tha ann cruea, barbara g. currey, conrad f. cut- ley, ir. 0 row 8 nancy e. cutter, frederick l. dab- belt, iane l. dallas, ralph m. dalton. so . ' V 3,8 ' , av has i y c if r me . , 'QL Ci 4 QM 'YW 15' 9.72 e futile to claw a niche, only a gaping hole stares back the old order changeth or do people merely come, go? 0 row l samuel dana, paul daniel, merle darragh, iane davidson, mary ilene davidson, robert e. davidson, iean s. dovies, fed C. davies, doroihy davis. 0 row 2 robert c. davis, ted davis, zabel davis, charles clenning, betty dennis, Campbell dennis, ellen dennison, charles diamond, marilyn dick. 0 row 3 george diefenderfer, iames dierksheide, marian dieterich, william s. diles, grace dimichele, barbara doan, donald b. docin, frank dodd, william dodgson. 0 row 4 helen donaldson, marilyn r. clorn, ieanne dougherty, earl dulli, anna mae dunn, constance easfon, eleanor eck, frances m. eden, donald edmundson. mind 0 53 generation lost, furled banners find no followers 0 row 'I david edwards, walter l. edwards, dorothy eickenhorst, kenneth eiler, george elliott, betty io ellis, lou erickson, lois erion, mary deane ertel. 0 row 2 donald evans, ierry evans, paul f. evans, bette i. feldman, maurice feldman, lee ferguson, neil r. ferrara, thomas r. field, marilyn fink. 0 row 3 hope finley, raymond fisco, bruce fisher, robert t. fischer, francis fleming, helen l. fogle, vivian i. fogle, herman h. ford, iames c. forrester. 0 row 4 william b. forsman, laverne forste r, mrs. lillian kuck foster, nancy foster, donald frank, james frankart, gladys frazier, nancy frazer, barbara freed. 54 0 mind 0 row l betty freeman, anne freshley, dolores freedman, david frew. 0 row 2 marvin triedman, barbara fruth, howard h. fry, ianis frye. 0 row 3 kenneth frye, elizabeth fuller, melvus furney, carlton i. fuller. 0 row 4 ioyce gabel, david k. galbreath, iohn p. gal- lagher, winifred garner. 0 row 5 gene garrison, earl a. gase, ann gar- wood, ned gaston, 0 row 6 lola geeslin, shirley l. gibbons, robert e. gif- ford, bentley b. gilbert. 0 row 7 truman gile, edward glavis, alice glunt, floyd a. goettge. 0 row 8 milton a. good, norman c. good, alfred f. goodman, donald gor- rell. perfection unlustlhed betrayed by mass production 56 0 mind 0 row l victor grabe- man, robert graeff, al- bert c. graf, nancy graham. 0 row 2 william graybill, eleanor great- house, marilyn green, ra- mon green. 0 row 3 john w. giffin, charles r. grif- fith, george gugle, dick- inson t. guiler. 0 row 4 virginia guy, hal haddas, herbert e. hafley, lean l. haines. 0 row 5 walter haines, edsel hale, bar- bara hall, dorothy hall. 0 row 6 iohn m. hall, maclin hall, margaret hall, mariorie hake. 0 row 7 suzanne hakius, donald hampton, robert hanamura, claude e. handley. 0 row 8 iames w. hansen, allen hardy, iames p. harrah, martha harry. quantity, quality, poles confused by cluttered minds machines, gaudy iron frauds, substitute price for value 0 row l iane harvey, lee hassinger, pat hathaway, richard hauser, beth beverly hawker, john g. hazlett, carolyn heck, edward i. heine, iohn heisler. 0 row 2 robert helmholz, iohn heminger, frieda hempel, barbara m. henn, dorothy henrich, marilyn herr, virginia hess, paul i. higgins, douglas hill. 0 row 3 robert hill, rodney hill, warren t. hill, john e. hacking, warren hodosko, harvey b. hole, ir., marilyn 1. hole, mary ellen holmes, margaret hopkins. C row 4 ianet horn, louis horner, geraldine houser, robert howard, william humbert, richard o. hunsicker, butler huntington, gerald l. hurley, harriett hutchison. 5'-vi mind 0 57 conserve! plenty begets waste, poverty, bleak bones 0 row 'I frank I. iber, marilyn immel, allan immonen, john irvin, rosalie jendrek, donald jensen, joan jerman, george t. jewett, george johnson. 0 row 2 brian johnston, robert johnston, edward f. jones, james w. jones, kathleen jones, lowery k. jones, marjorie f. jones, raymond a. jones, martha kagy. 0 row 3 jeanne kaufman, mary ellen kaylor, john w. keiser, ray keiser, wilbur d. keister, donald c. kelly, nettie kelly, marjorie a. kessler, william ketcham. 0 row 4 george kilkenny, patricia king, sarah w. king, ray kirkendall, elizabeth kirk- patrick, dorothy m. kleinhenn, dorothy kline, betty klopf, raymond klug. I i,v 'A'ag' 1 , la, ,A ibn, cg, 6 --. 'F' 58 0 mind 0 row l lois e. knox, pa- tricia kolb, george ko- vach, donald c. kramer. 0 row 2 nan kramer, peggy kramer, dorothy j. krenek, kathleen krieble. 0 row 3 joan j. krieg, john t. krukenberg, carol l. kuck, kenneth e. labo- rie. 0 row 4 marjorie ladd, donald w. lafler, theo lambright, jane lan- cashire. 0 row 5 alice land, janet lang, jackie lange, ed lannigan. 0 row 6 belva laughlin, john lauritzen, donald e. leber, robert lecklider. 0 row 7 richard lee, milli- cent leicht, barbara lembke, jeanne lewis. 0 row 8 richard h. lewis, wanda lightner, james r. liming, Iois limle. lose nothing, gain nothing, whirl o carousel of inertia mind 0 59 60 0 mind 0 row 'I ianet littman, charles w. lodge, richard p. loesch, stanley lowitt. 0 row 2 barbara lup- ton, doris elaine luth, walker lybarger, iames mcchesney. 0 row 2 rog- er d. mccormick, clarence mcdacle, bill mcdermott, nancy mcdermott. 0 row 4 robert mcintyre, bar- bara d. mckee, ieanne a. mckee, david mckell. 0 row 5 george mcmillan, gordon mcphail, roberts. maddox, harold maess. 0 row 6 tom magoto, john p. malley, lawrance e. malone, virginia mark. 0 row 7 harry martin, helen martin, robert mar- tin, thomas w. mason. 0 row 8 eldon d. masters, charles w. matthews, auclrey mattson, andrew matzer. make all time serve, measure not in small hours, days exploit the stars, claim infinity by right of creation 0 row 1 stephen maurer, thomas maxwell, david mayne, ramon a. mears, shirley meeker, reno menapace, barbara i. merrick, leo a. merzweiler, mark metzner. 0 row 2 max michels, ieanne miller, marilyn ann miller, marilyn I. miller, ray miller, dan millikin, marilyn mittler, greta mottelson, stirling h. moore. 0 row 3 thomas moore, Ioan e. mootz, dave morehart, dwight e. morner, paul morrow, howard mortensen, marshall mowrey, charles mueller, virginia mumma. Crow 4 winnette r. murar, etta ieanne myers, iim myers, arthur h. nash, henrietta neff, pat nelson, Iyle newkirk, dorothea nicholson, alice nield. 7'1 lv' 5 'up' mind 0 61 skimming fingertips, too weak to pierce surface film 0 row l kenneth novak, joann g. nye, ann ohnmeis, iohn d. oliver, marilyn e. olsen, oscar e. olsen, clarence w. onfko, martha orfh, stan owczarek. 0 row 2 jane owens, kathy owens, vera pacey, bainbridge d. parker, iean parker, loan pafer, donald paferson, david t. paton, marilyn pafferson. 0 rcw 3 tom paffon, paul r. pavlinek, iames h. s. pearson, william pechf, frances e. pedrick, iames peeling, eugene pembroke, iohn penningfon, james d. peiers. 0 row 4 mary pefers, rosemary philips, pat phillips, richard l. pickryl, iohn p. pogue, gary ponzani, william porter, stewart proctor, doris m. proyor. 62 0 mincl 0 row l peggy pugh, john purdy, ralph c. put- ney, iames quinn. 0 row 2 lyn raymond, ruth ray- mond, iohn redlin, cath- erine redinger. 0 row 3 robert e. reemelin, bar- bara i. reid, mariorie m. reiner, helen reischmcxn. 0 row 4 george t. ren- kert, betty iane rhoades, edward e. rice, roy ride- nour. 0 row 5 sol d. riegel, rosemary riely, herbert ritfle, mary ellen riley. 0 row 6 william riley, iohn r. ritchey, mar- tha rogers, iohn rohlfs. 0 row 7 elaine rosen- blum, martha rossel, su- san rost, william rowe. 0 row 8 margaret ruchhoft, jean ruffini, eleanor a. ruffner, wayne h. ruihley. shatter, probe, covetous nature buries treasure deep mind 0 63 64 0 mind 0 row l pat rumstield, patricia ruoff, irene rup- pert, mike saborse. 0 row 2 iudy sachs, alfred t. sahli, charlotte sample, william h. sasser. 0 row 3 marianne schachne, frank l. Schatz, betty scheibert, elinor c. schick. 0 row 4 patricia m. schmidt, winifred s c h n a c k e, marguerite schoen, dale schubert. 0 row 5 trances k. sed- lak, patricia shafer, rob- ert shaney, ann sharp. 0 row 6 thelma l. shelton, lean shipman, paul a. shoults, mary io shriner. 0 row 7 george sinks, iohn w. skinner, ioy smale, harry e. smart. 0 row 8 burke smith, daniel c. smith, david smith, donald h. smith. those other years, prove they exist' are they dreams? speak up, if voice still heard, life remains 0 row l horace a. smith, iulia smith, marian a. smith, mariorie ann smith, robert h. smith, wesley smith, ieann snedden, rose mary snicler, caroline ci. snyder. 0 row 2 marilyn b. speer, iudy sperry, harlan spies, buford stamper, lewis stanley, irma steck, alan l. steffen, margery steffens, patricia stephen. 0 row 3 alfred stevens, iames m. stitzel, robert w. stoecklein, ruth stoeppelwerth, joseph l. stone ir., lois stroth- er, glenn e. struble, william stuckman, lack d. stutz. 0 row 4 irene suntala, mildred a. suntala, carolyn sullivan, robert g. sullivan, esther supowit, darrell sutton, evelyn swind.er, gwenne taylor, alice thomas. mind 0 65 brain, body, yet else than these in the human formula 0 row 'I john thomas, sylvia tiefermann, ann tomcik, mary toth, alberta treon, russell treon, rowena tronnes, ioseph cl. tuke, donald a. turner. 0 row 2 dorothy tyler, ioan ulrich, harold Unger, rebecca urbach, patricia van atta, iohn h. velzy, meredith e. wade, david wagner, florence wagner. 0 row 3 mariorie wagner, ieanne walclner, william h. walin, robert I. walter, robert h. walters, richard w. waltz, robert e. waters, myra watkins, jane e. weaver, duane weber. 9 row 4 howard wedegartner, harry wellman, john weichel, iohn a. weiher, marilyn weihl, richard weimer, mary k. weisbrodt, bettie weisel. 66 0 mind 4.5 49' MX fs. min 0 row 1 anne wesler, virginia wheeler, william whitaker, phyllis white. 0 row 2 roger l. white, ruth white, john b. whitlock, roger wickenden. 0 row 3 kenneth wiese, donald m. wilder, charles l. wil- ey, ieanne wilkinson. 0 row 4 barbara willard, marmianwilliams,howard e. wilson, marion wil- son. 0 row 5 patricia wil- son, sue wilson, iohn k. winston, dorothy wither- spoon. 0 row 6 iack s. wittman, charles wolf, donald m. wood, rollin worden. 0 row 7 ted t. woznicki, robert c. wrede, kenneth yarber, william h. yensel. 0 row 8 elea- nor i. young, june c. yout- sey, richard yohe, paul zachow. tradition, folklore, fact, all that is miami they know mind 0 67 68 0 mind 9 above, class officers 9 l To r: vice- res. loris miller, res. 'ack she ard, sec' .-Treas. mar QT breaks. l 9 as miami's seniors have reached The end of a hazardous buT happy road and are each abouT To begin a nevv advenTure dovvn a diTTerenT rouTe, They realize hovv glad They are To have drained each day aT miami To The lasT drop. Those days were packed vviTh varieTy and puncTuaTed vviTh surprises and pleasures. They sTudied, They played, They parTicipaTed in campus acTiviTies, and They TelT a deepening love Tor miami and all iTs many campus TradiTions. as B' CD M G T 5 5 1 5 nn 3 'E A U 3 If asp QZIIIQD 0 row 1 mary bancroft abbett-covington, kentuckyfphi sigma, yvvca l, canter- bury club, rodger I. alspach-van vvert-phi sigma, ymca l, 2, 3, cabinet vice- president 4, ymca: national student council, national advisory council, geneva regional council, chairman, ohio area student council, student religious council, robert e. anderson, ir.-morrisville, pennsylvania-delta upsilon, dale ellsworth anstaett-batavia-beta theta pi, band l. 0 row 2 dorothy arlin-mansfield-- theta upsilon, president 4, student l, yvvca l, anne ryals bacon-londonwdelta zeta, mortar board, cvven, sophomore counselor, student-faculty council 2, secretary-treasurer 3, ywca l, secretary 2, vice president 3, president 4, uni- versity band l, harriet m. barker-evanston, illinois-delta delta delta, vice president 4, le cercle francais, recensio l, student 2, yvvca l, 2, 3, iohn c. barth -louisville, kentucky-delta kappa epsilon, student i, ymac l. 0 row 3 eldon f. beiser-hamilton-ohio university l, 2, barbara benderfbryan-alpha chi omega, president 4, psi chi, treasurer 4, house chairman, sophomore counselor, vvomen's league council 3, pan-hellenic council 3, student union committee 3, secretary 4, redskin reservation board of trustees, secretary 4, virelai l, 2, leon david black, ir.-miami, florida-sigma chi, lutheran student association, eugene bolander-hamilton-beta theta pi, phi eta sigma, alpha kappa delta, delta sigma pi. 0 row 4 robert bowmanwupper sandusky, donald k. boyd- cleveland, joan barbara brandt-new york, new york--vv.a.a. l, 2, 3, 4, yvvca l, 2, newman club l, secretary 2, 3, 4,architecture club l, 2, margot breaksu crawfordsville, indiana-kappa kappa gamma, mortar board, cvven, beta pi theta, le cercle francais, sophomore counselor, secretaryetreasurer of senior class, chest team captain 3, recensio l, office manager 2, assistant editor 3, yvvca l, 2, home economics club l, 2, 3, vice-president 4. 0 row 5 iohanna bretz-Zanesville-pi beta phi, cwen, student l, desk editor 2, m book l, 2, 3, 4, yvvca l, 2, 3, roger c. brewin-columbusesigma nu, les politiques, vice president 3, dolores brown-durango, colorado-pi beta phi, phi beta kappa, mortar board, cwen, beta pi theta, sigma delta pi, president 3, sophomore counselor, vvomen's disciplinary board 3, 4, student-faculty council 3, 4, ywca l, cabinet 2, 3, 4, Wesley foundation l, senior council 2, 3, vice president 4, iohn e. bryant-phoenix, arizona-alpha kappa delta, psi chi, cosmopolitan club 4. 0 row 6 ernest buck-norfolk, virginia, jean m. burg-massillon-yvvca l, 2, bel canto l, choral union 3, barbara m. byrnes-columbusealpha omicron pi, cvven, sigma delta pi, sophomore counselor, student l, 2, yvvca l, choral union 3, robert e. cainefindlay-sigma chi, sigma gamma epsilon, secretary 3, ymca l. 0 row 1 patricia campbellfbrookvillefdelta sigma epsilon, treasurer 3, sec- retary 4, w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, orchestra l, Q, 3, 4, marian carroll-alexandria- a.m.i., phi sigma, wesley toundation cabinet, kappa phi 3, 4, cosmopolitan club 3, 4, charles cary-fcoldwater, michigan, robert chandler,-buttalo, new york-sigma alpha epsilon, syracuse university i, delta phi alpha, miami chemical society 3, 4, minnesingers 2. 0 row 2 byron cleggflockland, arthur cockett-cresskill, new jersey-delta upsilon, student 2, sports issue editor 3, sports editor 4, m book 2, 3, miami chemical society 3, ellen coitfcolumbus- beta pi theta, le cercle francais, recensio 2, m book 2, ywca l, christian science organization l, 2, 3, 4, aeronautics club 2, madrigal 2, 3, 4, marco polo 4, mary jane connellebronxville, new york- delta Zeta, president 4, pan-hellenic council 3, vice president 4, newman club l, 2, radio workshop 2, that's miami tradition 3. 0 row 3 a. barbara connor--long island, new york -alpha epsilon rho, secretary 4, newman club l, Q, 3, 4, radio 2, 3, 4, wmub, program manager 4, yirelai 2, iohn i. connor, ir,---new york, new york, iohn Corcoran-ffdayton, john craig-washington c. h.-fbeta theta pi, 0 row 4 iane creswell-cedarvillefsigma kappa, secretary 3, president 4, phi beta kappa, phi sigma, ywca l, 2, kappa phi i, 2, john w. cullenfpauldingfbeta theta pi, phi sigma, student-taculty council 4, tomahawk, assistant business manager 3, business manager 4, iohn m. currie-dayton-sigma gamma epsilon, elizabeth daniel-glenside, pennsylvania-ywca 3, canterbury club 3, 4, cic 3, 4, 0 row 5 iayne claughtersfpainesville, helen f. davis--ludlow, kentucky-a.m.i., mortar board, les politiques, psi chi, chest team captain 3, student, desk editor 2, issue editor 3, associate editor, managing editor 4, cosmopolitan club 2, sybil davis--mexico, d. t,, mexicoeywca l, Q, home econcmics club 2, 3, martha dawley-cleveland heights--delta gamma, yirelai l, 0 row 6 donna l. dayefeuclid-delta phi alpha, secretary 3, president 4, le cercle francais, w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, tomahawk 3, band l, 2, 3, 4, choral union 3, that's miami tradition 3, iudith deeulis-rayenna-sigma delta pi, student l, desk editor 2, ywca 2, newman club, secretary 4, cic. 2, iohn edward clitzel-wyoming, iean dolanfmaplewood, new iersey, mind 0 7'l 0 row 1 iames victor drobnic-cleveland-delta tau delta, ruth r. drummond- evanston, illinois-alpha omicron pi, vice president 4, phi sigma, secretary 4, sophomore counselor, ywca l, speakers bureau 4, john howard du bois- oxford, winitred dunton-chagrin falls-a.m.i., w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, recensio 2, miami chemical society 3, 4, band l, choral union 3. 0 row 2 phyllis egerman-yonk- ers, new york-ywca 2, 4, hillel l, 2, 3, 4, david escobar-guatemala city, guatemala, central america-sigma delta pi, speakers bureau 4, joan m. etzrodt-wood-ridge, new jersey-w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, ywca l, newman club l, 2, 3, 4, mark flanagan-oxford-delta kappa epsilon, president of sophomore class, chairman of freshman strut. 0 row 3 kenneth foster-oxford-phi beta kappa, phi eta sigma, sigma pi sigma, wesley foundation 3, treasurer 4, delta sigma theta, vice president 4, ann b. frazier-cincinnati-chi omega, recensio i, ywca l, minnesingers l, 2, marion friday-desdemona, texas-delta tau delta, sigma gamma epsilon, vice president, 4, delta sigma theta, sarah frye -tipp city-le cercle francais, ywca 2, 4. 0 row 4 charles fryer-new rochelle, new york-sigma nu, iohn b. gaddis-kent-sigma chi, tribe miami 2, 3, 4, ymca l, Westminster foundation l, 2, track manager l, 2, lloyd garber-new lebanon -delta chi, secretary 2, edgar day gates-elyria-delta upsilon, baldwin wal- lace college i, phi mu alpha, vice president 4, band 2, inter-fraternity chorus 4. 0 row 5 ianet gausman-dayton, kentucky-gamma phi beta, home eco- nomics club 3, choral union 3, madrigal 3, 4, virelai 2, donald i. gearing-ioliet, illinois-sigma nu, tribe miami l, 2, 3, 4, recensio l, student l, 2, basketball l, 2, track l, 2, 3, 4, margie mae gehlker-norwood-chi omega, eleanor gillis-Westfield, new jersey-zeta tau alpha, le cercle francais, ywca l, 2, home economics club 2. 0 row 6 barbara gillooly-st. petersburg, florida- gamma phi beta, pan-hellenic council 4, ywca l, 2, 3, newman club l, 2, 3, iunior orchesis l, 2, 3, anna pleasant gilman lohn-man, west virginia- pi beta phi, charles a. glenn-floral park, new york-alpha phi omega, constance orth glenn-walker, new york-zeta tau alpha, recensio 3, ywca 2, 3. Crow l joanne glenn-delmar, new york-delta delta delta, radio workshop 3, speakers bureau 4, university theater 2, 3, 4, raymond f. goodrich-sigma alpha epsilon, william f. gorhamfbrandon, vermontfdelta kappa epsilon, jean gray-plano, illinoisfalpha omicron pi. 0 row 2 jack c. gray-mason- delta tau delta, ymca l, miami chemical society 4, football l, track l, lorraine o. greene-vvest branch, michigan, richard w. grisby-marion-sigma alpha epsilon, joseph phillip gurrister, jr.fchicago, illinois-sigma alpha epsilon, Tribe miami 3, 4, cross country 2. 0 row 3 kathleen hall-franklin-theta upsilon, yvvca l, 2, vvestminster foundation l, 2, 3, 4, phillip t. hamilton-dayton, lois hanis-cleveland heights-alpha epsilon phi, president 3, vice president 4, cvven, les politicjues 4, psi chi 4, pan-hellenic council 3, student l, desk editor 2, m book l, yvvca cabinet 2, hillel l, 2, 3, vice president, 4, student religious council 4, junior orchesis l, robert harrington-muskegon, michigan-pi kappa alpha, 0 row 4 marge ann hartsel-tostoria-alpha chi omega, tomahavvk 3, 4, yvvca l, 2, 3, kappa phi l, junior orchesis, b. martha heffernandyoungstovvn a.m.i., sigma delta pi, nevvman club, cospolitan club 4, carolyn hefner-oxford -alpha omicron pi, phi sigma, student l, yvvca l, charles william heins-cleve- land-sigma alpha epsilon, 0 row 5 robert w. hendricks-lisbon, gloria hibler -nilesgphi sigma, dale m. hiller-greenville-theta chi, phi beta kappa, omicron delta kappa, ymca cabinet 4, miami chemical society 3, president 4, united vvorld tederalists, president 4, glee club 2,3, 4, orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, robert c. hinklefoxford-delta kappa epsilon, vice president 3, phi eta sigma, tribe miami 3, 4, baseball, manager 2. 0 row 6 r. robert hollister-dayton-yrnca l, john david holschuhAironton-delta upsilon, treasurer 3, president 4, omicron delta kappa, phi eta sigma, les politiques 3, 4, varsity social club, vice pres- ident 2, president 3, student union committee 2, 3, 4, swac 2, cl. raymond hood -oxford-a.rn.i., united world tederalist, secretary 4, choral union 3, glee club 3, 4, orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, florence hooverfchicago, illinois4delta gamma, ywca l. 5, -Q E it LF' mind 0 73 6' 0 row 1 owen merle hornstein-tort vvorth, texas-lambda chi alpha, univer- sity ot miami l, 2, sigma gamma epsilon, george m. hunsinger-oxford-sigma chi, tribe miami, glee club, football, iohn peter ioannouAendicott, new york- vice president ot freshman class, president ot sophomore class, aeronautics club, cosmopolitan club, bond, head drum major 2, 3, ellen Isaacs-sondusky -alpha epsilon phi, mortar board, treasurer, cvven, alpha kappa delta, vice- president 3, student-faculty council 4, national student association, regional treasurer 4, vvomen's league council 3, 4, pan-hellenic council 3, president 4, chest team captain 3, recensio l, ottice manager 2, business manager 3, m book, assistant business manager 3, yvvca l, 2, hillel l, 2, 3, 4, university the- ater l, 2. 0 row 2 hope iohns-lima-delta delta delta, president, mortar board, cvven, alethenai, treasurer 4, freshman women president, recensio l, student l, desk editor 2, tomahavvk 2, 3, editor-in-chiet 4, neukom trophy 3, glen f. iohnsoneorlondo, tloridafuniversity ot miami l, 2, sigma gammaj epsilon 4, iune ci. johnson-tort wayne, indiana-chi omega, secretary 4, beta' pi theta, secretary 4, le cercle francais, student l, 2, peter r. iohnstonfjackson- ville, florida-university ot miami l, 2, miami chemical society 4. 0 row rebecca iohnston-east orange, nevv iersey-pi beta phi, cwen, treasurer, iun-l ior counselor, sophomore counselor, student l, desk editor 2, yvvca l, 2, robert turner iones-leesburg-le cercle francais, ye merrie players, counselor, can- trebury club 3, treasurer 4, student religious council 4, freshman players, speakers bureau 3, 4, Writers Workshop 4, band l, choral union 2, 3, cross country l, maralou iudayfeldorado-phi beta phi, vice-president 4, cvven, a'ethenai, house chairman, sophomore counselor, vvomen's league council 4, chest team captain 3, student l, desk editor 2, 3, society editor 4, m book l, 2, 3, ywca l, 2, mary e. iustice-duquoin, illinoisechi omega, cvven, psi chi, tau kappa alpha, house chairman, sophomore counselor, student-faculty council 4, vvomen's league council 3, inter-residence council 3, student l, 2, junior business manager 3, speakers bureau 2. 0 row 4 mciricin katz-chicago, illinois ialpha epsilon phi, vice president 3, president 4, pan-hellenic council 4, stu- dent union committee 3, chest team captain 4, recensio l, otfice manager 2, yvvca l, hillel l, 2, treasurer 3, 4, c,i.c. 4, nancy kciuftman-columbus, iohn maurice kennel-oxford-phi eta sigma, treasurer, fay kenney-teaneck, new iersey-student l, tomahavvk 2, university theater 2, 3, 4, wmub 4, that's miamij tradition director 3. 0 row 5 george r. kernsscolumbus-delta tau delta vice-president 3, alpha epsilon rho, treasurer 4, chairman ot iunior prom com-l mittee, suzcinne kersting-ottavva-delta delta delta, cwen, delta omicron house chairman, sophomore counselor, women's league council 3, pan-hel-i lenic council 3, ywca l, 2, swac I, orchestra l, 2, virelai 2, chairman ot pan-l hellenic dance 3, gordon l. kilmer-oak harbor-phi delta theta, recensio l student l, 3, ymca l, richard n. koehler-hamilton. U row 6 gail koeppen-l dayton, helen nichol kramer-oxtord-vv.a.a. I, 2, 3, 4, le cercle trancais,l choral union 3, 4, robert kremple-barberton-phi delta theta, president 2' I , le cercle francais, psi chi, varsity social club 2, tennis 2, barbara krohn-Q cleveland heights. 1 , i , l ' l 0 row l ioan lathouse-portsmouth-theta upsilon, kappa phi 2, 3, 4, miami chemical society 4, katherine lawyer-st, petersburg, tlorida-house chairman, cosmopolitan club 2, 3, charles william lee-canton-phi sigma, president 3, patricia m. lee-treeport, new york-alpha omicron pi, les politiaues, secretary 4, ywca l, choral union 3, 4, virelai l. 0 row 2 billie iean leffler-cincinnati! zeta tau alpha, vice-president 4, le cercle francais, ywca l, 2, 3, home eco- nomics club 2, mary lou leist-hamilton, beattie leith-Waukegan, illinois-chi omega, cvven, president, women's league council 2, panvhellenic council, treasurer 3, chest team captain 3, ywca l, cabinet 2, university theater l, clonna leslie-cincinnati-chi omega, vice-president 4, cwen, sigma delta pi, w.a.a, l, 2, house chairman, sophomore counselor, vyomen's league council 3, student l, 2. 0 row 3 earl william levenhagen-cleveland, clara a. long- akron-radio workshop 2, 3, 4, wmub 4, iunior orchesis 3, nicholas iohn mano- lukas-youngstown-phi sigma, glee club 3, minnesingers l, 2, 3, thomas mat- thews-south bend, indiana-delta kappa epsilon, 0 row 4 marolyn gross moyer -dayton-alpha epsilon phi, treasurer 2, alpha kappa delta, psi chi, president 4, recensio l, ottice manager 2, ywca l, shirley mccormick-xenia-chi omega, alpha kappa delta, ioanne elizabeth mclaughin-lakewood-kappa kappa gamma, delta phi alpha, miami chemical society 4, mary lou mcvicker-oxford -alpha omicron pi, sophomore counselor, ywca l, 2, 3, 4, choral union 4, junior orchesis l. 0 row 5 margery meyer-detroit, michigan, sanford meyers -buffalo, new york-phi sigma, loris adele miller-piqua-pi beta phi, pres- ident 4, cwen, sigma delta pi, phi sigma, vice-president of senior class, chest team captain 3, student l, desk editor 2, m book 2, 3, ywca l, 2, thomas g. miller-greentieldvsigma chi, vice-president 4, miami chemical society 4, ioseph culler prize 3, raymond m. hughes prize 3. 0 row 6 robert allen more- headwoxtord, jack morga-corona, new york, david l. morrow-coral gables, tlorida-sigma alpha epsilon, sigma gamma epsilon, norman negus-cleveland heights. mind 0 75 0 row 'l june nelson-iamestown, new york, mariorie newtonfbuttalo, nev york-phi sigma, treasurer 4, ywca l, 2, florence ott-youngstown-le cercle francais, sophomore counselor, ywca l, 2, 3, newman club l, 2, madrigal 4 margaret page-covington, kentucky-pi beta phi, student l, ywca l, 2, homq economics club 4. 0 row 2 harry roy pahl-cleyelandfmiami chemical sol ciety, iames george pantalos-auburn, new york- phi mu alpha, band 3, 4 orchestra l, Q, clinton henry parsons, ir.-tampa, florida-sigma pi sigma paul patten-troy-Tomahawk 2, ymca 3, delta sigma theta 3, 4, miami chem ical society 3, vice president 4, band l, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 3 thomas patterson- minneapolis, minnesota-sigma chi, roland payette-cohoes, new yorkfph delta theta, president 4, alma college l, beta pi theta, vice president 4, le cercle francais, president 3, intertraternity council, president 4, robert penny -dayton-beta theta pi, president 4, phi eta sigma, alpha epsilon rho, wil liam d. pheanis-oxford-delta kappa epsilon. 0 row 4 william g. pickrel, ir -dayton-delta upsilon, student-faculty council 4, c.i.c. 4, wmub 4, inter fraternity chorus 4, iacque wayne pierce-east liverpool-lambda chi, presiden 2, secretary 4, inter-fraternity council 2, student 2, m book 3, 4, allar dunning pierson-cleveland, mary pinand-holyoke, massachusetts-zeta tal alpha, psi chi, vice president 4, ywca 2. 0 row 5 michael james pizanis- youngstown-le cercle trancais, delores audrey potts-wheeling, west yirginic -mortar board, alpha kappa delta, secretary-treasurer 4, psi chi, ye merrie players, ywca l, 2, 3, cabinet 4, westminster foundation l, 2, cabinet 3, 4 c.i.c. 2, 3, 4, cosmopolitan club l, 2, radio workshop l, 2, speakers bureau 4 choral union 3, minnesingers l, 2, 3, 4, roberta ratcliff-richmond, indiana-le cercle francais, iohn alexander rea-oxford-lambda chi, omicron delta kappa student l, 2, 3, editor 4. 0 row 6 floyd monroe reaves-williamsburg, thoma: f. redick-youngstown-phi delta theta, president 4, phi sigma, student-faculty council, treasurer 4, inter-traternity council 4, speakers bureau 4, margare reel-ienera-mortar board, president, cwen, alpha kappa delta, president 4 sophomore counselor, iunior counselor, ywca l, 2, 3, cabinet 4, wesley tounda tion l, cabinet 2, 3, student religious council 3, richard rentzegreenyille-chora union 3, minnesingers l, 2, 3, 4. U row l helen i. ricler-massillon-kappa kappa gamma, mortar board, cwen, wouse chairman, junior counselor, sophomore counselor, women's league council 4, chest team captain 3, ywca l, 2, cabinet 3, home economics club 3, 4, firelai 2, richard e. rigglefcanton, richard horace riggsflima-student 2, 3, :hristian science organization l, 2, reader 3, 4, speakers bureau 2, that's 'niami tradition producer, writer, composer 3, marco polo producer, writer, :omposer 4, robert c. rock-detroit, michigan-theta chi, alma college, west- ninster foundation, miami chemical society. 0 row 2 corolyn rowe-portsmouth etheta upsilon, yvvca l, edmund ruclowski-amsterdam, new york, louise rudow- ski-washington, d. c., keith c. ruffner-dayton-delta tau delta. 0 row 3 martin adrian rush, ir.-middletovvn-phi eta sigma, edmund l. russell-miami, llorida -pi kappa alpha, sigma gamma epsilon, iames m. scorborough-bethel-theta :hi, president 4, delta phi alpha, counselor, student i, miami chemical society 3, 4, band l, choral union 3, inter-fraternity chorus 4, catherine b. Schatz- Jmelia-delta Zeta, university of cincinnati l, phi sigma, ywca-l, band 3, 4. 0 row 4 patricia schneider+hamilton, kenneth m. schreck-cleveland heights -sigma chi, phi eta sigma, phi sigma, recensio l, lois m. schuster-lakevvood- alpha chi omega, phi sigma, bernice r. schwarzecleveland heights-student l, issue manager 2, iunior business manager 3, advertising manager 4, hillel i, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 5 s. samuel scoville-cincinnatifsigma alpha epsilon, les politiques, tennis l, 4, shirley g. searing--rochester, new yorkwdelta gamma, secretary 4, sophomore counselor, student l, ywca l, 2, 3, 4, aeronautics club 2, lawrence i. seiwert-cleveland-sigma nu, libby selmonts-oberlin-recensio 2, student 2, junior business manager 3, tomahavvk 4, ywca l. 0 row 6 donald shannon-lancaster-delta upsilon, claire shellaborger-college corner, ioanne Shelton-portsmouth-yvvca l, 4, bel canto 2, choral union 3, forest shepard- barrington, illinoisfdelta tau delta, mind 0 77 5 'E 0 row 1 iane ann shera-oxford-chi omega, secretary 3, phi beta kappa, beta pi theta, eta sigma phi, delta phi alpha, le cercle francais, sigma pi sigma, recensio, office manager l, 2, ywca l, culler physics prize l, 2, patterson mathematics prize l, corwin smith prize 2, robert oliver shockneyytroy, phyllis shuler-new philadelphia-delta delta delta, sophomore counselor, tomahawk 3, ywca l, elizabeth ellicott silver-darlington, maryland-a.m.i., secretary 2, les politiaues, treasurer 4, W.a.a. l, 2, 3, 4, coordinator of care drive, ywca i, 2, 3, Wesley foundation cabinet i, 2, canterbury club 4, student religious council 4, c.i.c., secretary 2, 3, treasurer 4, cosmopolitan club 2, 3, 4, that's miami tradition 3. 0 row 2 eugene simrell-middletown-pi kappa phi, otter- bein college, sidney sinclair-holloway, michigan-delta chi, secretary 3, wmub 4, capstan 3, glee club 4, inter-fraternity chorus 4, charles banford smithw dunkirk, new york-lambda chi, treasurer 3, 4, student 2, m book 3, inter- fraternity chorus 4, prudence smithAmontreal, canada-delta zeta, alethenai, secretary 4, canterbury club 3, 4, Writers Workshop 3, 4. O row 3 mildred la vonne snydermdayton, doris stage--eaton-a.m,i., beta pi theta, treasurer 3, 4, le cercle francais, W.a.a. 2, 3, 4, ywca i, 2, 3, 4, lutheran student association l, 2, secretary 3, president 4, miami chemical society 4, charles m. stanforthj fleescreek-sigma pi sigma, president 4, arthur m. stansel ir.-dayton-sigma' alpha epsilon. 0 row 4 munro h. steel-leland, michigan-beta theta pi, Wil- liams college l, 2, omicron delta kappa, les politiques, tribe miami 4, counselor 4, glee club 3, 4, inter-fraternity chorus 4, golf team 3, captain 4, patricia steketee cortright-detroit, michigan-delta delta delta, alpha kappa delta, psi chi, mariorie stewart-new castle, indiana-mortar board, sophomore counselor, ywca l, cabinet 2, 3, 4, Wesley foundation l, 2, 3, 4, kappa phi l, 2, 3, president 4, orchestra l, 2, 3, virelai l, 2, nan stites-chevy chase, maryland-a.m.i., W.a.a. 4, student 3, cosmopolitan club 3, 4, c.i.c. 3, 4, on chesis l, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 5 ernest r. strawmanfmalone, new york-delta kappa epsilon, mary ann stubbswrocky river-delta delta delta, psi chi, secretary 4,l iames hunt-toledo, margaret suverkrop-trenton, new iersey-ywca l, miamil chemical society 4. 0 row 6 dorothy svenson-euclide-pi beta phi, le cerclel francais, sophomore counselor, home economics club 4, recensio l, 2, minne- singers l, 2, 3, 4, katherine jean swinehart-barberton-mortar board, alethe-1 nai, president 4, le cercle francais, phi sigma, Women's league council 4, inter-1 residence council l, 4, miami chest, team captain 3, co-chairman 4, student l,l desk editor 2, issue editor 3, feature editor 4, associate editor 4, m bookl l, 2, co-editor 3, tomahawk 4, for women only , editor 3, ywca l, 2, 3,l cabinet 4, Westminster foundation l, 2, 3, 4, kay switter-massillon-a.m.i., ywca l, newman club l, 2, 3, 4, home economics club l, 2, 3, 4, bruce thompson-oxford-phi delta theta, tribe miami 2, 3, 4, cross country 3, track 2, 3, 4, Crow l louis tommasi-yonkers, new york-theta chi, vice-president 4, Theodore townsend-waterville, new york, charmond vance-racine, wisconsin-theta upsilon, alpha kappa delta, ywca l, westminster foundation l, 2, 3, 4, ann van voorhis-oxford-alpha omicron pi, secretary 4, ywca l, aeronautics club 2, vice president 3. 0 row 2 samuel b. vciughn-miami, florida-sigma chi, speakers bureau 4, iohn macgregor vossfchester, pennsylvania-delta Tau delta, student, sports issue editor 3, canterbury club 4, wmoh 4, wmub 4, cross country l, track l, catherine walker-cleveland-phi sigma, w.a.a. l, 2, 3, 4, newman club l, 2, vice-president 3, 4, elizabeth g. walker-iackson, michigan -alpha omicron pi, phi sigma, home economics club 3, 4, choral union 4, iunior orchesis 2. 0 row 3 helen ieanne wagner-carrollton-alpha chi omega, vice-president 3, le cercle Trancais, ywca l, 2, swac l, madrigal l, 2, karl e. ware-rocky river-delta kappa epsilon, varsity social club 4, basketball 2, lucille webster-tanwood, new jersey-theta upsilon, sigma delta pi, recensio 4, wesley foundation cabinet 3, kappa phi 2, 3, 4, cosmopolitan club l, gene k. wentz-brookville-sigma alpha epsilon, phi eta sigma, men's disciplinary lboard 4, student-taculty council 4, varsity social club 3, 4, student l, 2, 3, wmub 4, 0 row 4 robert e. wieche-hamilton-sigma chi, phi beta kappa, omicron delta kappa, vice president, phi eta sigma, tribe miami, treasurer 3, president 4, athletic board ot control 3, 4, football 2, 3, sophomore hop king, hinckley prize 3, robert alexander wilkin-bridgeport, connecticutfsigma chi, iulia williams-oxford-delta gamma, alpha epsilon rho, iunior orchesis l, ransome r. williams-marion-beta theta pi, phi sigma, chest drive co-chairman 3, Tomahawk, assistant business manager 3, ymca l, president Q, 3, westmin- ster cabinet l, 2, 3, speakers bureau 4. 0 row 5 iean wills-middletownvsigma delta pi, george e. witter-oxford, io b. wolter-louisville, kentucky-phi sigma, recensio l, molly ruth woods-maumee-delta zeta, student l, 2, desk editor 3, issue editor 4, Tomahawk, desk editor 2, associate editor 3, m book 2, 3, ywca 2, band l, 2. 0 row 6 carleton iames wright-dayton-delta upsilon, phi sigma, student l, lester zych-chicago, illinois-phi kappa tau, vice president, Tootball l, 2, 4, dominick p. consolo-ridgway, pennsylvania-delta Tau delta, phi rnu alpha, poet's circle, donald r. gingerich-middletown-delta upsilon, a.m.i., speakers bureau, university theater. TQ?-'Jr tv-.f 'X mind 0 79 O oloove this is oi common method ot violent exercise ot miomi 0 right there ore severcil privileges entoilecl in o stock permit 0 below summer school forces between-closs louhgers to shade ws- git- ,. J . K' , - 1 Q 1,- A 5' G W G B' G G 1 G Hb 5' S m B0 B CD m m C181 0 row 'I iohn q. adams-oxford, barbara buchanan allen-middletown-delta gamma, cwen, secretary, com-bus, sophomore counselor, student union com- mittee 2, virelai l, 2, leonard w. allen-lorain, shirleen allison-crystal lake, illinois-chi omega. 0 row 2 iohn a. anderson-stroudsburg, pennsylvania- delta kappa epsilon, robert lee asbury-hamilton-sigma chi, ralph ashton- monroe, barbara iane baker-dayton-delta zeta, m book 2, ywca l, radio workshop 2, 3, university theater 2, bel canto l. O row 3 cecil ballard-west middletown-sigma nu, president 4, counselor, speakers bureau, william baraket -cincinnati-delta upsilon, tribe miami 3, 4, football manager 2, 3, harry m. barkley-detroit, michigan-phi delta theta, iean webster barkley-westfield, new york-pi beta phi. 0 row 4 forrest neil barnhart-follansbee, west virginia -beta theta pi, delta sigma pi, student union committee, secretary-treasurer 3, chest team captain 3, student l, desk editor 2, issue editor 3, managing editor, editor 4, m book 2, 3, band 4, lee baudendistel-miltord, etheridge b. baugh, ir.-lafayette, indiana-sigma alpha epsilon, football 2, louis a. beimtord-ham- ilton-phi delta theta. 0 row 5 carol ieanne bennett-lima-kappa kappa gam- ma, secretary 4, mariorie beverly-elgin, illinois-pi beta phi, university of dubu- que, iowa l, 2, ywca 3, 4, iohn t. blair-middletown-delta upsilon, betsy boles -dayton-alpha omicron pi, ywca l, home economics club l. 0 row 6 roy bolton ir.-cincinnati-delta kappa epsilon, frederic s. borlaug-minneapolis, minnesota-phi kappa tau, james t. bowen-niles-delta upsilon, cross country l, iohn ralph bowen-niles-phi delta theta, secretary, vice president, ymca l. 0 row 'I lily young boyd-parma-w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, m. guy boyer-van wert- a.m.i., recensio l, lutheran student association, fencing 3, elaine boyles-lake- wood-ywca l, newrnan club l, 2, 4, choral union 4, orchesis 2, robert h. brees- oxtord-square and compass 2, 3. 0 row 2 charles w. brunt-Winston-salem, north carolina-delta kappa epsilon, counselor, l. w. buenzow-tairbank, iowa- delta kappa epsilon, beta alpha psi, richard williams burkman-chicago, illinois -phi delta theta, robert c. burns-hamilton. 0 row 3 iohn w. byrne lIl-cin- cinnati-sigma chi, scottie marie callihan-toledo-ywca l, 2, cabinet 3, bel canto l, 2, choral union 3, 4, kenneth george camden-berwyn, illinois-delta kappa epsilon, vincent c. cardarella-akron-phi delta theta, akron university. 0 row 4 iean carpenter-kinsman, ioseph carrico-louisville, kentucky-sigma nu, secretary, phi eta sigma, counselor, tennis 4, arthur michael carroll, ir.- waukegan, illinois-phi gamma delta, wabash college l, ymca, vice president, claude w. carroll-painesville-phi kappa tau. 0 row 5 robert d. carroll-laura -phi kappa tau, vice president 4, edgar i. carter-middletown-a.m.i., coun- selor, newman club, fencing 3, iohn chiappori-chicago, illinois-pi kappa alpha, richard c. christian-dayton-phi gamma delta, denison university l, delta sigma pi. 0 row 6 ioseph h. christman-chicago, illinois-phi kappa tau, vice president, football l, 2, todd collins-elmhurst, illinois, phi delta theta, barbara condit-delmar, new york-delta zeta, com-bus, m book 2, howard a. constable-norwood-ymca 3, 4. mind 0 83 4 . ' es -6 if if l l 'He 0 row 'I robert b. coppage-rocky river-delta kappa epsilon, secretary 4, robert copper-delaware-beta theta pi, william h. cornell-cleveland heights, charles cortright-norwood-delta tau delta, chest team captain 3, student l, ymca l, ymca freshman camp director 4. 0 row 2 elaine w. cottingim-camden -com-bus, le cercle francais, ywca 2, 3, 4, nicholas coulas-canton-tribe mi- ami, mary francis coultrap-chillicothe-tomahawk 3, 4, ywca 2, 3, 4, bel canto 2, choral union 3, 4, doris coy-oxford-com-bus. 0 row 3 harold r. cromer-columbus, robert l. culp-south bend, indiana-delta tau delta, vice president 4, delta sigma pi, counselor, varsity social club 4, delta sigma theta 2, treasurer 3, 4, jean curtin-cincinnati-student l, ywca l, 2, newman club l, 4, iohn b. curtis-middletown-delta upsilon. Crow 4 robert d. daugherty- tindlay-phi delta theta, clarence davis-hempstead, new york-beta alpha psi, delta sigma pi, delta sigma theta, 3, 4, evelyn davis-russellville-sigma kappa, com-bus, secretary 4, ywca l, frederic hutchinson davis-hamilton-delta tau delta, delta sigma pi, square and compass. 0 row 5 e. lavonne davis-cleve- land, thomas w. denham-cincinnati-sigma chi, ymca l, charles t. diebel- wyoming-sigma chi, nancy clare dimmig-greenvillemdelta zeta, treasurer 4, house chairman, sophomore counselor, women's league council, inter-residence council. O row 6 alfred i. diorio-youngstown-delta kappa epsilon, charlotte h. durkee-new york, new york-alpha omicron pi, sophomore counselor, ywca l, 2, ernest v. eichelberger-cincinnati-phi kappa tau, irvin ellsworth-orrville- beta theta pi, recensio 2, ymca 2. 0 row 1 thomas f. ewing-warren-a.m.i., treasurer, delta sigma pi, football manager l, 2, willis inley ewing-dayton-alpha tau omega, robert a. falk- cleveland-lambda chi, thomas c. farquhar-wilmington-theta chi, wilmington college, choral union 4. 0 row 2 paul g. francisco-mariemont-sigma alpha epsilon, president 4, alford swift frank, ir.-dayton-beta theta pi, cornell university i, delta sigma pi, orchestra 3, iohn e. frech-dayton-sigma nu, beta alpha psi, delta sigma pi, choral union 3, glee club 3, 4, inter-fraternity chorus 4, carl friedman-cincinnati-Zeta beta tau. 0 row 3 donna fullerton- lakewood-chi omega, treasurer, com-bus, treasurer 3, president 4, women's league council 4, pan-hellenic council 3, student 2, 3, ywca l, madrigal l, 2, 3, iohn gammell, jr.-cleveland heights-delta tau delta, mariie garrett-bartow, florida-pfeiffer iunior college l, w.a.a. l, 2, recensio 3, ywca l, 2, 3, 4, kappa phi 2, 3, 4, home economics club l, 3, ioseph garson-cleveland-zeta beta tau, secretary 3, president 4, recensio l, hillel 4, wmub 3. 0 row 4 william robert gebbie-lakewood-sigma nu, le cercle francais, newman club 3, lee geckeler-dayton-beta theta pi, george nye gilbert-hammond, indiana- alpha kappa iota, vice president 4, western michigan college l, indiana uni- versity extension 2, square and compass, secretary-treasurer 3, secretary 4, william joseph gottermeyer-lakewood-phi delta theta. 0 row 5 william r. graham-charleston, west virginia-sigma alpha epsilon, delta sigma pi, stu- dent union committee 4, student l, issue and office manager 2, iunior business manager 3, business manager 4, m book 3, 4, sidney griffin-lombard, illinois-phi kappa tau, clifford griffis-dayton-beta alpha psi, secretary 4, delta sigma pi, don gross-dayton. 0 row 6 iohn grosscup-grand rapids, michigan-delta kappa epsilon, treasurer, disciplinary board 4, student 4, ymca, william e. hanselman-russellville-sigma nu, beta alpha psi, delta sigma pi, mary anne hardman-south charleston-sigma kappa, treasurer 4, mad- rigal 2, 3, robert mcteer harrell-stuart, florida-sigma chi, university of mi- ami, tribe miami, ymca, baseball 4, football 3. mind 0 85 0 row l ruth hengelbrok-fort thomas, kentucky-student l, ywca l, 3, rich- ard a. herrmann-hamilton-beta theta pi, delta sigma pi, joan hetzler-piqua -pi beta phi, student l, 2, junior business manager 3, m book 2, 3, ywca l, 2, radio 4, william hiestand-eaton-phi delta theta. 0 row 2 virginia hill -cleveland heights-delta gamma, recensio l, office manager 2, ywca l, helen n. hinchman-canal Winchester-delta delta delta, com-bus, les politiques, w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, inter-residence council 2, student l, ywca l, basketball l, 2, richard hoierman-alliance-delta tau delta, treasurer 3, radio workshop 4, football l, wrestling l, ianice holIingsworth-london-tomahawk 3, ywca l, 2, 4, bel canto 2. 0 row 3 i. d. holtzmuller-farmersville-delta tau delta, president 4, delta sigma pi, vice-president of iunior class, inter-fraternity council 4, ymca l, 2, 3, minnesingers, football, william iames hoover-louisville -sigma chi, vice president 3, tribe miami l, 2, 3, 4, football l, 2, 3, captain 4, john e. houle-east cleveland-phi delta theta, ymca l, basketball l, robert d. houle-east cleveland. 0 row 4 sue e. howard-ansonia-sigma kappa, vice president 4, com-bus, vice president 4, sigma delta pi, sophomore counselor, recensio l, elizabeth hughes-indianapolis, indianaekappa kappa gamma, stu- dent l, ywca l, 4, iames f. hunter-bowling green, lester e. hurrelbrink-toledo. 0 row 5 kenneth m. hydeman-piqua-choral union 3, 4, thomas isaack- cincinnati-phi eta sigma, delta sigma pi, counselor, iack edward ison-deer park-phi kappa tau, treasurer 3, delta sigma pi, chest team captain 3, stu- dent, issue manager 4, ymca cabinet 2, 3, cosmopolitan club 2, fencing 2, richard b. iackson-findlay-sigma chi. 0 row 6 thomas iames-dayton, carl a. iohnson-oxford-phi kappa tau, beta alpha psi, vice president, treasurer, delta sigma pi, robert james iones--dover-square and compass 4, william e. iones-cleveland heights-alpha kappa iota, square and compass 3, golf 4. 0 row 'I philip burton kaiser-elyria-phi delta theta, recensio l, tomahawk 4, ymca l, richard o. kearns-dayton-phi delta theta, delta sigma pi, student 2, 3, speakers bureau 3, ianet kerr-akron-delta gamma, margaret kinnear- richmond, indiana. 0 row 2 daniel wayne kirby-decatur, illinois-ymca l, delta sigma theta l, 4, ioseph a. kirkpatrick-oxford-tootbaII l, carl robert klein-bellevue-delta upsilon, band l, ioyce anne kleinoeder-lakewood- alpha omicron pi, president 4, mortar board, com-bus, sophomore counselor, women's league council 3, pan-hellenic council 4, chest team captain 3, recensio l, ottice manager 2, editor 3, ywca l, 2. 0 row 3 thaddeus kostanski -toledo, eve kramb-toledo, dan kramer-hamilton-delta chi, william h. kreeger, ir.-cleveland-newman club 4. 0 row 4 vernon kroehle-lakewood- delta upsilon, iohn kuhlman-la grange, illinois-delta tau delta, secretary 4, golt 4, lois ladriere-detroit, michigan-com-bus, sophomore counselor, recensio, office manager 2, 4, ywca l, 2, 4, christian science organization l, 2, 4, radio 2, 4, robert e. lanclaker-xenia-beta theta pi. 0 row 5 carl lavin-canton -zeta beta tau, vice president, president 3, phi eta sigma, recensio l, stu- dent 2, poet's circle l, tencing 2, 3, kenneth d. leavitt-cincinnati-delta up- silon, eugene leonard-akron, mary logon-dayton. 0 row 6 george l. lohn- cincinnati-phi delta theta, robert e. love-dayton-student 2, stuart stafford lowe-cincinnati, howard l. luppie-hamden, connecticut-sigma alpha epsilon, treasurer 4, student-faculty council, president 4, student personnel council 4. mind 0 87 0 row 'I william earl manion-bellevue, kentucky-lambda chi, beta alpha psi, delta sigma pi, newman club 3, boxing l, cross country 2, george e. mariani -richmond, indiana-sigma alpha epsilon, thomas h. mark-washington c. h. -beta theta pi, robert l. marshall-richmond, indiana-alpha kappa iota, inter-fraternity council 4, ymca l, speakers bureau 4, square and campus 2, vice president 3, president 4. 0 row 2 william f. marshall-steubenville-phi kappa tau, secretary 4, counselor, men's disciplinary board 3, 4, student- taculty council 3, 4, national student association, chairman 4, ymca, execu- tive committee 4, Westminster toundation 3, president 4, hugh william matter- lakewood-sigma chi, phi beta kappa, phi eta sigma, beta alpha psi, president 4, beta gamma sigma, student l, ramsen cup 3, h. page maus-marion, robert m. mcclain-upper sanduskyealpha kappa iota, beta alpha psi, delta sigma pi, phi mu alpha, president national councilman 4, square and compass 3, band l, 2, 3, 4, glee club l, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 3 sue mccleary-akron-delta delta delta, secretary, chairman of may day committee, recensio l, ywca 2, 3, archesis l, 2, 3, 4, iohn mcclelland-cambridge-beta theta pi, ioseph mccoy-batavia-sigma alpha epsilon, student l, 2, tomahawk 3, wmub 4, mary e. mcdaniel-azusa, calitornia-cwen, w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, sopho- more counselor, recensio l, office manager 2, ywca l, swac l. 0 row 4 Iorraine mcdowell-continental-ywca l, 2, 3, kappa phi l, 2, 3, 4, choral union 3, 4, virelai l, 2, david l. mcgintyemanstield, wilford h. mclain-norwood-delta upsilon, delta sigma pi, charles mclaughlin-shaker heights-phi delta theta. 0 row 5 ioan mcmanus-indianapolis, indiana-delta gamma, student l, senior archesis 2, 3, homecoming queen, herbert e. mcnabbfmiddletovvn-delta up- silon, delta sigma pi, iohn robert mcnutt-duluth, minnesota-pi kappa alpha, david i. meehanvcincinnati-sigma chi, inter-fraternity chorus 4, cross country l. 0 row 6 don c. melcherwwarren, lillian mitchell-mcdonald, elizabeth ann mitchner-waynesville-com-bus, ywca l, bel canto l, choral union 3, william marty moore-batavia-sigma nu, band 4. 0 row 1 mary e. morgan-lockport, new york-theta upsilon, ywca l, 2, west- minster foundation l, 2, 3, 4, bel canto 2, choral union 3, william g. morgan- east liverpool-beta alpha psi, delta sigma pi, daniel rodney morris-van wert -delta chi, richard d. mosshart-findlay-sigma chi, beta alpha psi, delta sigma pi, ymca l, delta sigma theta l, 2, treasurer 3. 0 row 2 herman stuart mumma-cleveland-phi kappa tau, president 2, tribe miami 3, football l, track 2, samuel h. munson, ir.-lakewood-theta chi, edward c. murphy- charleston, west virginia-phi delta theta, marian h. nathan-cleveland-com- bus, w.a.a. l, 2, recensio l, office manager 2, 3, tomahawk 2, 3, ywca l, hillel l, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 3 alexander naumoff-barberton, norman nellis-day- ton-phi kappa tau, mariorie k. newell-kenton-alpha omicron pi, treasurer, recensio 2, student 2, tomahawk 2, ywca l, junior orchesis l, iames norman- coshocton-delta kappa epsilon. 0 row 4 nancy ostrander-painesville, milo g. otis-cleveland, robert huggins ousley-lima-phi kappa tau, president 4, tribe miami 3, 4, inter-fraternity council, secretary-treasurer 4, cross country l, 2, 3, track l, 2, 3, lois peterson-chicago, illinois-alpha chi omega, com-bus, ywca l, lutheran student association l, 2, 3, 4, cosmopolitan club 3, choral union 3, 4, junior orchesis l, marco polo 4. 0 row 5 rex phillips-hitchcock, south dakota, mary elizabeth pickryl-cleveland-ohio university l, marilyn a. pollock-westerville-sigma kappa, omicron rho alpha, w.a.a. 3, 4, sophomore counselor, recensio l, office manager 2, ywca l, band l, choral union 3, ianrik ragnar-chicago, illinois-sigma nu. 0 row 6 lowell e. reid-napoleon- phi kappa tau, square and compass 4, band l, 3, 4, golf 4, philip rizzo, ir.- middletown-delta sigma pi, george h. rothage-valley stream, new york- sigma chi, stanley w. rozic-cleveland, mind 0 89 0 row 'I martha rucker-Steubenville, walter sawchak-cleveland, david s. say- lor-tort wayne, indiana-sigma chi, vice president ot sophomore class, ymca, president l, wilbur d. schad-lakewood-delta chi. 0 row 2 bruce schaeperk- laus-cincinnati, harry c. schiering-parma-sigma alpha epsilon, ralph scho- link-canton-a.m.i., beta alpha psi, delta sigma theta 3, elaine a. scott- canton-heidelberg college l, 2, ywca 4. 0 row 3 george w. searles-lakewood -sigma nu, delta sigma pi, recensio, office manager l, richard n. shellenbarger -troy-phi delta theta, vice president 4, omicron delta kappa, phi eta sigma, beta alpha psi, vice president 4, beta gamma sigma, delta sigma pi, coun- selor, student union committee 3, 4, vvestminster cabinet 4, c.i.c. 4, iohn b. shepherd-lakewood-delta kappa epsilon, president of senior class, ruth marie shepherd-lakewood-delta delta delta, com-bus. 0 row 4 paul f. shook -troy-sigma nu, ymca l, myron benit shure-oak park, illinois-Zeta beta tau, vice-president 3, hillel, president 4, george e. siberell-kingston-beta theta pi,f secretary 4, richard daniel slinger-massillon-sigma nu. 0 row 5 frank smith-mariemont-alpha tau omega, university of cincinnati, square andl compass 3, treasurer 4, mariorie r. smith-westerville-s i g m a k a p p a ,' w.a.a. l, 2, 3, 4, house chairman, women's league council 2, ywca l, 2, home econ o mics club l, 2, virginia soderman-chicago heights, illinois- pi beta phi, com-bus, tomahawk 3, ywca l, edward t. southwick-lakewood- delta chi, secretary 2, president 4, christian science organization, chairman, 3. 0 row 6 iohn a. spain-east liberty-sigma chi, phi eta sigma, beta alphal psi, counselor, charles f. spurry-noblesville, indiana-delta upsilon, beta alpha psi, delta sigma pi, treasurer 4, marian elizabeth stambaugh-continental- kappa phi 4, band 3, william stevenson-cincinnati-sigma alpha epsilon, 0 row 'I david i. stockwell-fort lauderdale, florida-sigma alpha epsilon, delta sigma pi, student union committee, 3, 4, redskin reservation board ot trustees 4, student 4, ymca council l, inter-fraternity chorus 4, donald p. stone -danbury, connecticut-delta chi, secretary, inter-fraternity chorus, iames e. stone-cleveland heights, charles roy surtees-cincinnati-delta tau delta, g. richard thomas-cincinanti-student 4. 0 row 2 richard d. thompson-madeira -delta upsilon, alvin ci. thrun-bergentield, new iersey-delta kappa epsilon, president 4, tau kappa alpha, inter-fraternity council 4, speakers bureau l, 2, 3, gates p. thruston-dayton-delta tau delta, howard todd-chicago, illi- nois-delta upsilon, william ward tuten, ir.-new smyrna beach, florida. 0 row 3 iames wagner-cincinnati, dwight lewis wotkins-columbus-sigma alpha epsilon, pan-hellenic dance adonis 4, charles weeks-troy-sigma nu, robert welch-lorain. 0 row 4 robert wells-newark-phi delta theta, neva white- cleveland-alpha chi omega, ywca l, mariorie whitesel-west middletown- a.m.i., wesley foundation cabinet 4, kappa phi 3, 4, orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, kenneth eugene wiggins-saint petersburg, florida-sigma chi, university ot miami l, Q, ymca 3, 4. 0 row 5 william williams-dalton-sigma alpha epsilon, beta alpha psi, orchestra 2, perry m. williams, ir.-ravenna-phi kappa sigma, canterbury club 3, 4, iohn c. williamson-xenia-beta alpha psi, delta sigma pi, weldon d. wright-cincinnatiesigma nu, orchestra l, 2. 0 row 6 richard yackey -dover-pi kappa alpha, beta alpha psi, robert small zerkelwtroy-delta upsilon, phi sigma, rosalie wharff zerkel-columbus-delta Zeta, delta phi alpha, m book 2, walter i. zuber-canton. hm lx mind 0 91 H0 B K A E CD W G F G G - G un CD in S G 3 9 ho 9 5 92 d 0 row 'I donald a. agne-west alexandria-kappa phi kappa, phi mu alpha, band, minnesingers l, orchestra, carlyle b. antel-cleveland-delta kappa epsilon, vice president 4, alpha epsilon rho 3, 4, ymca l, 2, 3, radio work- shop 3, football l, 2, 4, iulieta ines aracena4concepcion, chile, south america pi alpha lambda, hostings college l, 2, 3, sigma delta pi, Westminster founda- tion 4, phyllis bailey-painesville-w.a,a. l, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 2 treda barthol- west farmington, patricia sines beeken-columbus-w,a.a. l, 2, 3, 4, house- chairman 2, women's league 2, iohn benham-tipp city-epsilon pi tau, c. eugene bennett-amelia-a.m.i., kappa phi kappa, ymca l, 2, c.i.c. 4. 0 row 3 nancy l. blatt-greenhills-chi omega, recensio l, christian science organ- ization l, 2, 3, 4, a.c.e. l, 2, 3, 4, bel canto l, 2, edward earl bielfeldt- thornton, illinois, earl leonard boland, ir.-terrace park, mary ann bosworth- yonkers, new york-delta zeta, secretary 4, student l, tomahawk 2, ywca 3, 4, that's miami tradition 3. Crow 4 nancy joan bradshaw-lucasville-kappa delta pi, ywca l, 2, 3, cosmopolitan club 3, 4, charles simpson bright-bed- ford-phi delta theta, phi eta sigma, glee club 3, 4, inter-fraternity chorus 4, minnesingers l, glodyse brinkman-hamilton-wheaton college l, a.c.e. 2, 4, alice i. brookins-north olmsted-delta sigma epsilon, president 2, 3, ywca l, 2, 3, wesley foundation l, 2, 3, 4, a.c.e. 4. 0 row 5 mary alice brown- toledo-delta zeta, secretary 3, phi sigma, house chairman 4, women's league council 4, inter-residence council, president 4, student 2, society editor 3, ywca l, 2, home economics club 3, 4, ruth brown-bradford-sigma kappa, secretary 4, w.a.a. l, 2, 3, vice president 4, student 2, 3, 4, band l, 2, 3, 4, varsity athletics l, 2, 3, 4, margaret bucarwcleveland-kappa delta pi, ye merrie players, ywca 2, university theater 2, 3, 4, mariorie r. cacner-schenec- tady, new york-gamma phi beta, w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, recensio 2, orchesis 3, 4. 0 row 6 ellen caine-cleveland heights-recensio l, tomahawk 3, cosmopolitan club 3, 4, university theater l, ohmer i. calhoun-Wooster-phi kappa tau, william richard conter-glenclale-epsilon pi tau, track 3, 4, ianet carpenter- detroit, michigan-w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, varsity tennis l, 2, 3, basketball l, 2, 3, hoc- key l, 2, 3. 1.5 lf' 'l T63 mind 0 93 5.11K ,pw- 13' 1' it Crow 1 grace childers-wauseon, patty colyer-middletown-alpha chi omega, ywca l, 2, wesley foundation cabinet 4, kappa phi l, 2, 3, 4, bel canto i, choral union 3, claire corcles-wyoming-kappa kappa gamma, w.a.a., sec- retary 2, 3, 4, ywca l, martha e. corns-ironton-ywca 4, a.c.e. l, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 2 betty lou cruikshank-columbus grove-alpha omicron pi, recensio l, home economics club l, 2, 3, secretary 4, orchesis 2, 3, 4, that's miami tra- dition 3, robert l. daniel-plymouth, michigan-university of michigan l, kenyon college 2, kappa delta pi, westminster foundation, cabinet 3, treasurer 4, nancy dean-lakewood-ywca l, 2, a.c.e. 4, verl de camp-canton. 0 row 3 calvin e. defenbau, ir.-highland park, illinois-epsilon pi tau, treasurer 4, betty l. derrough-midclletown-pi omega pi, ywca 3, 4, catherine ioanne dickey -chillicothe-kappa kappa gamma, sophomore counselor, a.c.e. 2, 4, iane h. dickson-painesville-alpha chi omega, secretary 3, vice president 4, sigma delta pi, sophomore counselor, recensio i, office manager 2, 3. 0 row 4 paul f. dietzel-mansfield-sigma alpha epsilon, omicron delta kappa, president 4, kappa delta pi, president 4, kappa phi kappa, phi epsilon kappa, phi sigma, tribe miami, athletic board of control, basketball 2, football 3, 4, captain 3, junior prom co-chairman 3, all-ohio team 2, all mid-american conference team, little all-american team, american football coaches all-american squad, most efficient lineman award 3, lucille di paola-bayside, long island, new york- beta pi theta, le cercle francais, secretary 4, kappa delta pi, ywca l, 2, 3, newman club l, 2, maxine l. disher-dayton-delta Zeta, recensio l, student, issue manager 4, ywca l, lutheran student association l, 2, 3, 4, frank william dumont-south bend, indiana-sigma alpha epsilon. 0 row 5 dorothy louise durieux-fredericktown-house chairman 3, recensio l, 2, Tomahawk, staff 2, desk editor 3, issue editor 4, madrigal i, 2, barbara mary easton-middletown- pi omega pi, vice president 4, w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, choral union 3, 4, hiking club 2, 3, charles ioseph emerson-chicago, illinois-phi kappa tau, tribe miami, cross country team i, 2, 3, 4, track i, 2, 3, 4, sara louise evans-east liverpool -pi beta phi, treasurer 3, secretary 4, kappa delta pi, sigma delta pi, recensio l, ywca l, 2, 3, 4, 0 row 6 ruth springer fallang-celina-university of califor- nia at berkeley 3, a.m.i,, ywca l, a.c.e. l, 2, 4, bette featheringham-massillon -ywca l, 2, a.c.e. l, 2, 3, 4, bel canto l, 2, choral union 3, nancy finley- mount sterling-pi beta phi, phi beta kappa, mortar board, secretary, cwen, beta pi theta, secretary 4, kappa delta pi, vice president 4, housechairman 3, sophomore counselor, ywca i, cabinet 2, 3, treasurer 4, thomas florence- waynesville-baseball 3, 4. 0 row 1 audrey gardner-liberty, indiana, wayne gibson-gallipolisAbeta theta pi, football l, 2, 3, 4, most efficient back 3, miriam adele gilbartAst. petersburg, florida-chi omega, president 4, cwen, sophomore counselor, cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Canterbury club l, home economics club l, 2, 4, zetta gittleson-cleveland heights-alpha epsilon phi, vice president 2, secretary 4, ywca l, 2, hillel l, 2, 3, 4, radio workshop l, 2, speakers bureau 2, 3, univer- sity theater l, 2. 0 row 2 ronald a. guinn-bloornfield, iowa-phi kappa tau, tribe miami, cross country team l, lucy hall-portsmouth-yvvca 2, 3, 4, cosmo- politan club 3, 4, harry n. hannwbatavia, illinois-omega lambda omega, kappa phi kappa, tribe miami, track l, 2, ioyce henle-hollywood, california- w.a.a. I, 2, 3, 4, ywca 2, kappa phi 2, 3, secretary 4. 0 row 3 howard f. herrick-mansfield-tribe miami 3, track 3, howard a. hershey-mansfield-phi kappa tau, elisabeth I. hetherington-iamaica plain, massachusetts-kappa delta pi, w.a.a. l, 2, 3, 4, ywca 4, orchesis 3, 4, lewis c. hill-hamiltonMdeIta upsilon. 0 row 4 george carl hofstadter-hamilton, iames a. hopkins-versailles -kappa phi kappa, barbara hotchkiss-toledo-delta delta delta, reva howard -rniddletown-pi beta phi, pi omega pi, secretary 3, recensio l, student i, ywca l. 0 row 5 ieanne hugofmansfield-theta upsilon, secretary 4, yvvca I, richard d. hunter-south bend, indiana-sigma alpha epsilon, tribe miami, basketball 3, mary e. iohnstonfhamilton-a.c.e. l, 2, 3, secretary 4, bel canto l, choral union 3, ioy ann ionas-dayton-phi mu, bowling green state univer- sity l, 2, 3, w.a.a. 4, choral union 4. 0 row 6 pauline kaiser-daytoniywca l, 2, kappa phi 2, 3, 4, robert s. keller-oxford-epsilon pi tau, kappa phi kappa, harry ellsworth kettlewell-findlay-delta chi, treasurer 4, robert b. kettlewell-st, clairsvillemlambda chi, epsilon pi tau. l mind 9 95 HP'--P i 0 row 'I ruth kimmel-canfield-gamma phi beta, pi omega pi, recensio 2, ywca i, 2, minnesingers 2, 3, betty koch-cincinnati-chi omega, women's league council 4, inter-residence council 4, a.c.e. 3, 4, senior orchesis 3, 4, vernon leuckfdover-phi kappa tau, football 3, william iohn lomax, ir.-yourigs- tovvn-phi mu alpha, band l, 2, 3,4. 0 row 2 barbara a. long-middletown, kenneth herbert longgparma-sigma nu, robert k. longley-mcconnelsvillee kappa phi kappa, vice president 4, tribe miami 3, 4, basketball l, football l, track 2, 3, 4, william loucks-cleveland heights-phi delta theta. 0 row 3 dor- othy therese marsalek-bay village-a.m.i., ywca 4, newman club i, 2, 3, vice president 4, a.c.e. i, 2, 3, 4, marvin t. mccollum-hamilton- kappa phi kappa, baseball, robert n. mcnea-cleveland-phi kappa tau, vice president 2, secre- tary 4, kappa phi kappa, tribe miami i, 2, 3, vice president 4, cross country 2, tootball i, track i, 2, 3, 4, joan merriman-youngstown-sigma kappa, secre- tary 4, kappa delta pi, recensio i, 2, m book 3, ywca l, 2, 3, 4, a.c.e. i, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 4 donna ann miller-montpelier-kappa delta pi, pi omega pi, treas- urer 4, ywca 2, lillian montgomery-eaton-kappa delta pi, treasurer 4, pi omega pi, sophomore counselor, madrigal 2, 3, 4, phyllis e. mosesfgarretts- ville-o.m.i., kappa phi, home economics club 2, minnesingers 2, ruth murphy -seaman-a.m.i., kappa phi i, 2, secretary 3, 4, home economics club i, 2, 4, band i, 2, 4. 0 row 5 barbara ioyce nicholsonfmt. clemens, michiganwtheta upsilon, w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, ywca l, hiking club 2, orchesis l, 2, 3, 4, carol esther normand-lakewood-alpha omicron pi, w.a.a. 2, 3, madrigal 2, herbert ober- dorf-bowling green-delta chi, epsilon pi tau, carol ostermann-cincinnatie mcrtar board, kappa delta pi, disciplinary board 3, 4, student-faculty council 3, 4, chest team captain 3, committee 4, ywca i, 2, 3, 4, a.c.e. i, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 6 edwin e. ostermann-cincinnati-phi kappa tau, kappa phi kappa, athletic board ot control 4, ymca 4, square and compass 4, frank paulowski-steuben- ville-delta kappa epsilon, treasurer, ye merrie players, recensio 2, newman club i, 2, 3, radio workshop 2, inter-fraternity chorus 4, that's miami tradi- tion 3, virginia peffer-bellevue-theta upsilon, ywca 3, a.c.e. l, 2, 3, 4, dorothy ann perrine-hamilton-kappa phi i,2, 3, 4, bel canto i, 2, 3, choral union 3. 0 row l catherine peurifoy-hamilton-pi beta phi, ywca 2,3, radio 2, 3, uni- versity theater 3, richard s. piskoty-gary, indiana-phi kappa tau, football 2, 3, 4, velura pitsenbarger-houstonAkappa delta pi, secretary 4, ywca 2, home economics club 3, 4, spanish club 4, david john putts, ir.-brookfield, illinois-phi kappa tau, kappa phi kappa, football 2, 3, 4. 0 row 2 betty jane reynolds-Wauseon-delta omicron, ye merrie players, yWca l, Westminster cabinet 4, recensio 3, university theater l, minnesingers l, 2, 3, 4, ruth e. richards-charlenoix, michigan-yWca l, 2, 3, student l, 2, band l, 2, 3, 4, marilyn rogers-lewiston, michigan-delta zeta, cwen, kappa delta pi, sopho- more counselor, yWca l, 2, cabinet 3, 4, madrigal 2, 3, minnesingers 2, stan- ley lee rowland-oxford-delta kappa epsilon, secretary 2, 3, phi mu alpha, treasurer 4, inter-fraternity council 2, ymca i, Westminster foundation l, 2, 3, 4, glee club 3, 4, minnesingers 2, 3. 0 row 3 robert rueggeberg-college corner, robert d. russell-lebanonedelta tau delta, basketball l, 3, football l, 2, 3, chairman of senior ball committee, nay i. sanna-shaker heightsgdelta tau delta, baseball, pat saurber-trenton-Wesley foundation l, 2, 3, 4 kappa phi l, 2, treasurer 3, 4, a.c.e. 3, 4, minnesingers l, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 4 nancy saylor -fort Wayne, indiana-kappa kappa gamma, mortar board, cWen, vice pres- ident, kappa delta pi, house chairman, sophomore counselor, student-faculty council 3, 4, Women's league council 3, president 4, inter-residence council 3, chest team captain 3, a.c.e. l, 2, 3, treasurer 4, minriesingers l, robert lewis schanke-rochester, minnesota-Wesley foundation 3, 4, delta sgima theta 3, secretary 4, lois ann taylor schibley-norWood-alpha chi omega, vice presi- dent 4, recensio l, office manager 2, yWca l, 2, home economics club l, 2, 3, 4, frederick i. schmieder-minster-kappa phi kappa. 0 row 5 romilda schuber- hamilton-delta phi alpha, vice president 4, kappa delta pi, kappa phi 2, 3, 4, bel canto 2, august w. scrivner-hamilton-alpha gamma pi, vice president 4, epsilon pi tau, secretary 4, martha sears-malta-pi beta phi, kappa delta pi, cwen, sophomore counselor, cheerleader 3, 4, yWca l, 2, virelai l, 2, io servaas -indianapolis, indiana-pi beta phi, kappa delta pi, W.a.a. 2, 3, ywca 2, 3, recensio 2, student 2, a.c.e. 2, 3, cic, vice president 2, president 3. I row 6 marguerite settlemireAlima-theta upsilon, treasurer 3, president 4, mortar board, kappa delta pi, Women's league council 4, inter-residence council 3, educational survey council 3, chairman of red cross 3, Wesley foundation l, 2, 3, 4, kappa phi l, vice president 2, 3, 4, home economics club l, 2, vice president 3, president 4, minnesingers l, 2, 3, nancy ellen sever-new phila- delphia-phi beta kappa, kappa delta pi, vice president 4, sigma delta pi, recensio l, yWca l, 2, 3, Wesley foundation, kappa phi 2, 3, 4, cosmopolitan club 2, 3, 4, richard m. smalledefiancegdelta tau delta, tribe miami 3, 4, foot- ball l, 3, lavon lanyon smoot-ioplin, missouriedelta gamma, W.a.a. 3, 4 tu., mind 0 97 98 0 mind '22-'-ff' 0 row 1 ioanne snyder-dayton-w.a,a. 2, 3, 4, recensio 2, university theater 2, robert e. speelman-Iansing, michigan-kappa phi kappa, tribe miami, football 2, 3, ruth e. standafer-overpeck-kappa delta pi, ywca I, 2, 3, 4, bel canto 2, orchestra 4, milan d. stanich-lima, rosemary steele-wadsworth-delta delta delta, womanfs league council 4, tomahawk 2, 3, ywca i, 2, 3, a.c.e. i, 2, 3, president 4, bel canto I, 2, choral union 3, bernice Stephan-sardinia-kappa delta pi, pi omega pi, president 4, ywca 2, lutheran student as- sociation 4, robert s. stephen, ir.-elyria. 0 row 2 margaret steve-east rochester, new york-delta sigma epsilon, w.a.a. 2, 3, 4, newman club i, 2, 3, 4, orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, norma iean stewart-maumee-zeta tau alpha, president 4, w.a.a. 3, 4, pan-hellenic council 4, ywca I, beverly louise stoker-plain city-zeta tau alpha, vice president 2, ywca l, 2, marylou stretter-barberton-pi beta phi, susan a. strickland-cleves-delta delta delta, mortar board, kappa delta pi, w.a.a. i, 2, 3, president 4, women's league council 4, ywca i, 2, 3, orchesis 2, 3, 4, richard t. sunderland-st. marys-phi mu alpha, secretary 3, band, drum maior I, 2, 3, 4, president 4, minnesingers l, herbert g. thompson, ir.-hamilton. 0 row 3 carl torch-perry-phi kappa tau, tribe miami 4, baseball l, 3, basketball l, football l, 3, margaret elizabeth van gorder-toledo-ywca 2, 3, 4, kappa phi 2, 3, secretary 4, cic 2, choral union 3, 4, glenn c. vaughngcato, new york-delta upsilon, tribe miami 3, 4, square and compass 3, 4, track i, 2, 3, 4, vena weber-nassau, new york, martha wibel-st. paris-kappa delta pi, ywca 2, a.c.e. l, 2, 3, 4, iohn p. wilmot-chagrin falls-sigma nu, iane e. yauger- mt. vernon-delta zeta, president 3, kappa delta pi, student-faculty council 3, vice president 4, a.c.e. l, 2, 3, 4, tribe miami sponsor. 1. mind 0 99 Crow 1 isabel gordon bentley-chillicothe-canterbury club, orchestra, pres- ident 4, iohn i. benz-norwoodfsigma chi, phi eta sigma, delta phi delta, recensio 3, art editor 4, student 2, tomahawk 3, m book, art editor 2. frank- lin s. bures-cleveland-phi delta theta, phi eta sigma, delta phi delta, tribe miami 3, architecture club, track l, 2, iohn carmichael-cincinnati-delta tau delta. 0 row 2 june carr-bay villagefrecensio 2, tomahavvk 3, university theater 2, ioy clark-wyoming-kappa kappa gamma, delta phi delta, re- censio l, ywca l, virelai l, 2, gloria Crawford-hamilton-theta upsilon, delta phi delta, treasurer 4, ye merrie players, secretary-treasurer 4, ywca i, 2, Westminster foundation l, 2, 3, 4, university theater 3, 4, betty lee emrick- cincinnati-zeta tau alpha, recensio l, tomahawk 2, ywca 2, cosmopolitan club 2, choral union 3. 0 row 3 franklin enriquez--panama city, panama, margery fisheredayton-kappa kappa gamma, president 4, mortar board, delta phi delta, sophomore counselor, pan-hellenic council 4, recensio l, ottice manager 2, art editor 3, Tomahawk 2, co-chairman of homecoming 4, iames r. frank-ravenna-sigma chi, mary ann fry-miamisburg-alpha omicron pi, secretary 4, mortar board, cvven, alpha epsilon rho, delta omicron, women's league council, secretary-treasurer 3, 4, recensio i, ottice manager 2, ywca l, Wesley tounclation cabinet 2, radio Workship 3, 4, vvmub music supervisor 4, inter-fraternity chorus, director 4, madrigal l, 2, orchestra 3, 4, senior orchesis 2, 3. 0 row 4 gerald arthur gerwin-gibsonburg-bovvling green state university, phi mu alpha, choral union, glee club 4, minnesingers l, 2, 4, orchestra 2, rita grimes-ironton, elaine marie halstead-detroit, michigan- alpha chi omega, secretary 4, delta phi delta, ye merrie players, tomahavvk, ywca l, 2, 3, 4, christian science organization, university theater l, 2, 3, 4, chairman at beaux arts ball, druce hennecincinnati-beta theta pi. 0 row 5 iune anne howardwtroy, gamma phi beta, vv.a.a. 3, 4, recensio 3, student 4, ywca 3, university theater 3, walter hughes-portsmouth-delta tau delta, patricia ienkins-cincinnati-chi omega, recensio l, student 2, tomahawk 2, 3, university theater i, marco polo 4, iean e. linney-cleveland heightsfyvvca i, 2, choral union 3, madrigal 2, 3, iunior orchesis l. I row 6 marian maddux- amelia-kappa delta pi, secretary, sigma delta pi, bel canto i, 2, choral union 3, 4, randolph mcmahan-Iockland, arthur orton moran, ir.-detroit, michigan- sigma chi, sara morlidge-tort thomas, kentucky-delta gamma, president 4, mortar board, delta phi delta, ye rnerrie players, university theater l, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 1 draper morris-east clevelandedelta chi, eileen newman-middletown-alpha epsilon phi, hillel l, 2, 3, 4, shirley e. patten-lagrange, illinois-sigma kappa, ywca 3, 4, bel canto 2, mary louise peck-ravenna-alpha omicron pi, delta phi delta, recensio l, ona m. rea-ox- ford-cwen, delta phi delta, national student association, student l, m book l, university theater, chairman ot beaux arts ball 2. 0 row 2 clark lee robinson-cleveland -phi delta theta, president, omicron delta kappa, ye merrie players, inter-fraternity council 3, publications board 3, student l, 2, tomahawk, editor 3, 4, m book, art editor, chairman ot inter-fraternity ball 3, red cap revue l, that's miami tradition stage designer 3, pa- tricia schinke-chicago heights, illinois-ywca 3, 4, marvin schultz-shaker heights-phi delta theta, student, toma- hawk, architecture club, tennis, robert h. sehringer-lake- wood-pi kappa alpha, architecture club, iulia elizabeth shonk-washington, d. c.-delta omicron, le cercle tran- cais, madrigal l, 2, 3, 4. 0 row 3 george t. smith-can- tield-alpha kappa iota, delta phi delta, architecture club, secretaryetreasurer 3, president 4, square and compass 3, 4, lowell e. smith-canton-beta theta pi, delta phi delta, inter-fraternity chorus 3, patricia i. snare -toledo-theta upsilon, secretary 4, delta phi delta, kappa phi, secretary 2, suzanne sotherland-dayton-pi beta phi, pan-hellenic council, secretary 4, student l, ywca l,wilda marie stillion-zanesvillefdelta delta delta, tlora stone mather college l, delta phi delta, recension 3, senior orchesis 3, 4. 0 row 4 carl henry stone-cincinnati -delta tau delta, l. gene swartz-xenia-sigma nu, cheer- leader l, 2, architecture club 3, vice president 4, mildred iane thornepittsburgh, pennsylvania4delta phi delta, president 4, sophomore counselor, student l, yvvca l, 2, 3, Westminster foundation l, 2, secretary 3, 4, martha ann van duyn-park hills, kentucky-delta delta delta, recen- sio l, 2, student l, 2, 3, Tomahawk 3, art editor 4, ywca l, junior orchesis l, norma lou wagner-struthers-delta zeta, delta phi delta, student l, ywca l, 2, 3, lutheran student association, bel canto 2, choral union 4. 0 row 5 richard wells-cleveland, mildred wilken-cleveland- alpha chi omega, delta phi delta, madrigal l, iunior orchesis l, nancy m. williams-richmond, indiana-kappa kappa gamma, student l, alice iane wolf-new york, new york-student 2, ywca 4, Westminster foundation 3, 4, bel canto 2, choral union 3, madrigal 3, 4, iunior orchesis 2, george h. zimmerman-worthington- pi kappa alpha, vice president 4, phi mu alpha, secretary 3, ye marrie players, delta sigma theta, choral union l, 3, glee club 3, inter-fraternity chorus, director 4, minnesing- ers l. M' Lf fine arts seniors raduate students 0 carlos ballarino, minchen chow, arthur corston, william kloss, carl d. snyder, iames smith, arthur van atta. they can't hear the beta bells chime, nor can they hustle to tutty's tor a quick cottee before class, hovvever, the hamilton o.c.c. students are getting an education the miami way. they attend classes at the ham- ilton campus, which is located on the third tloor ot hamilton high school, and study under miami teachers in the schools ot arts and science, edu- cation, and business. their sending ot a non-voting representative to miami's student-taculty meetings is an important phase in their program which strongly links them to on-campus events. since many ot the stu- dents have tull or part-time iobs, they do not have much time tor extra- curriculars, but they do boast a basketball team, assemblies, and class meetings which are all integral parts ot their program. otticers tor the year were ben tape, president, iames anderson, vice-president, io anne turner, secretary-treasurer, and charles cornett, social events. 102 0 mind education factor prime, what matter mode or method? --1 tongues can tell no difference if language the some miami's off-campus sTudenTs aT middIeTown have found They've reaped crop of benefiTs and saTisfacTions This year by aTTending classes aT mi- ami's branch locaTed aT middleTown high school. They were offered courses in arTs and science, business, and educafion, TaughT under in- sTrucTors from miami. aside from Their own program, They also shared social and academic acTiviTies ThaT were held on campus. The middleTown miamians keep up wiTh all The currenT news on campus Through Their non-voTing sTudenT-faculTy represenTaTive, who is also presidenT of Their cenTer. as aT hamilTon The assefs of This liTTle miami are ThaT iT gives many The opporTuniTy To begin college work wiThouT waiTing and allows The sTudenTs To work while in school. officers were david dillon, presi- denT, douglas iones, vice-presidenT, paTricia ellison, secrefary-Treasurer, and calvin blounT, social chairman. mind 0 103 'G I of The first Tee, university course 104 9 mind 'vu 9PIl xy fa of Thobe's fountoin, wiTh harrison hull in background 0 mind 0 105 . , - .y ', -SL k. rf ff -f'Z:'-4-.- QW . +.,b1?j'-,---3 '. ., -. 1 Rn.. , ml.a'.1'n.r 3,1 4:,- fuk' 4 g,z:,,:,3'fL-.ritf-Q . .-BHFQS.-2sffiztsjffgfl K? 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'IO8 9 body Oabove, circle: coclch george I. rider ond mike stavole, sTor runner, with mid-omerico conference cross-counTry chompionship cup. 0 above, righT: halfbcick arc: porseghicn scorin firsT Touchdown o c1insT Texos Tech in sun bowl, 'on. l. 0 ri hT, To : uard 'ohn 9 Q l 9 P 9 I sTuckey dribbling ogciinsf wesTern reserve oT wiThrow courf, feb. 6. 0 righT, middle: half- back paul shoulTs corrying The moil cigoinsf cincinnoTi, Thonksgiving doy, behind pow- erful inferference. 0 right, below: micimi's peppy cheerleaders. Q . s jim' Wjywggmgw.,-.., V ,,,,vyW , Rgi, ' I, any V':'K '. :Q L4 ,K QD V -, m body 0 109 1100 body the coaches cooch george l. rider serves The universiTy in The copc1ciTy of direcTor of physicol educoTion ond Trock cooch. m. cz. diTmer holds The posiTion of direcTor of infer-collegioTe ciThleTics, ond is responsible Tor oll micxmi schedules. geniol sid gillmon hos piled up on envioble record in his four yeors os heod TooTboll cooch. This yeoir iT was on undeTeoTed seoson ond o Trip To The sun bowl. w. i. blue foster is heod boskeTbc1ll ond bosebcill cooch, ond finds himself busy during TooTboll seoson scouTing for sid. coach ol moore reTurned This yeor from service To cooch Tennis ond run compus Tennis progroms. coach jim gordon, former olympic runner, hos worked os ossisTcmT Trczck cooch ond conducTs oll Treshmon sporT progroms. ' below, sifting ll To rl: lim gordon, ol moore, sid gillmong standing: blue foster, merlin o. difmer, george l. rider. trib miami 9 'lst row Cl to rl: iaclc morga, ed weber, lack robinson, wayne gibson, sec'y. bob conway, sponsor iane yauger, pres. bob wieche, ireas. wall edwards, don gearing, mel brodi, mike sfavole, arf brown, rannie guinn, nick coulas, paul shoults. 9 2nd row: frank dodd, bill pecht, hal paul, chuck brinker, ice gurrisier, fed davies, dave puits, dick piskofy, nick vracin, chuck emerson, jack cummins, bill david- son, jack hendry, bucky vaughn, iake speelman. 9 3rd row don shannon, bob harrell, gus hunsinger, mel olix, ray giesse, bill iohnslon, bill english, bill harris, joe chrislman, charles fiberghein, ray mears, dick hunter, bruce Uhompson, bob hinkle, bill wilson, paul diefzel. 9 41h row: iim liming, paul marfin, arch mccartney, rod hill, iuck gaddis, harry hann, ed ball, bill kloss, bruce brainerd, bill barakef, ted woznicki, sam scoville, iim mayberry, bob ousley, lack witlman. 9 5th row: herm mumma, tom henrick, chuck ely, bob longley, bob brown. bodyom football V coach sid gillman in his fourth year as head coach aT miami proved again his ability To mold Talent into a great gridiron machine. the redskins, playing fast-charging, aggres- sive ball, rolled Through The season unde- feated, running up 2-40 points To Their op- ponents' 97. miami used a vvell-oiled T formation whose perfection demonstrated The many long hours of hard pracTice. Through- out The season it vvas an ouTvveighed buT fast- moving line coupled vviTh backfield precision That kept The Tribe on The vvinning end of The score. iT was a brillianT season That savv mi- ami rout cincinnati and go from There To an impressive victory in The sun bovvl. 0 fullback paul dellerba 0 scores: miami 28, murray state teachers college lky.1 12, miami 35, kent state 7, miami 33, bowling W ' T green 19, miami 6, xavier 6, miami 21, ohio u, O, miami 32, bradley Tech 27, miami 12, dayton O, . miami 22, Wichita 7, miami 38, cincinnati 7, miami 13, Texas Tech 12 Tsun bovvll. 0 left, top fl to ri, captain bill hoover, coach sid gillman and captain-elect ara parseghian with sun bowl Trophy and miami-univ. of cincinnati victory bell. 0 left, bottom: most efficienT defensive back, quarterback tom cole, most efficienT offensive back, halfback ara parseghian, mosT efficient offensive lineman, Tackle ernie plank, most efficient defensive line- man, Tackle bill mccormick. 0 right, top: fullback wayne gibson. Oright, bottom: fullback bill iohnston. 0 top fl to rl: quarterback iohn north, quarterback iack robinson, halfback ray green. 0 center: halfback iack bickel lugging the leather against bowling green. 0 bottom: halfback bob raymond, halfback bill stoner, end arch mccartney. s Q.. . . 'Nvf if if . , wgfwitvt H , . in in football l miami opened its i947 cam- paign with a rather unim- pressive, 28-i2 win over mur- ray state teachers of ken- tucky. the redskins, hard- pressed during the first three quarters, came to life in the last quarter, rolling through for fourteen points. playing under the lights of the rubber bowl in akron, miami scored in every period to overwhelm helpless kent state 35-7. the redskins rolled up 392 yards on the ground and in the air as against kent's l8l yards. miami annexed its third tri- umph of the season before a capacity dad's day crowd, licking bowling green 33-l9. before the game was four minutes old, the redskins had tallied three times, and from there on in miami coasted. on a muddy field xavier gave miami its biggest scare of the season by tying the redskins 6-6. the redskins rolled up 537 yards but did not score until the last seconds of play, when paul shoults scooted over to tie the score. body! 113 football 0 co-most valuable player, quarterback mel olix 0 right, top: fullback sam wippel scoring against cincinnati. 0 center fl to rl: end hal paul, end dick urich. 0 bottom: end ed weber, tackle harry coburn. 1140 body homecoming savv gill- man's charges shutting out a weak ohio u. eleven 21-O. even with liberal use of redskin reserves, the bobcats could do lit- tle against the powerful tribe. travelling to peoria, ill., to take on bradley tech, miami came through in the final 25 seconds to vvin 32-27. with only a minute to play, mel olix passed 50 yards ot set up the last tally. dayton came to oxford boasting Wins over cin- cinnati and xavier and looked to be the team to beat to keep a perfect season. in high gear, mi- ami sent the flyers reeling to a i2-O defeat. Tlying To Wichita, kansas, The red- hot redskins came back Trom an early 7-O deTiciT To Trim The shoclcers, 22-7. Wichita aT ThaT Time had The Tour leading ground gainers in The counTry in acTion, and miami's line did iTselT proud loy holding Them To one Touchdown. 0 right, top Cl to rl: guard dick preston, guard nick vracin. l bottom: guard iim iones, Tackle harold stahl. 9 ist row CI to rl: lester zych ill, ara parseghian Cll, nick vra- cin Cll, dick piskoty Cll, wayne gibson ill, ed weber Cll, paul dietzel ill, captain william hoover Cll, robert speelman ill, richard preston fll, david putts Cll, arch mccartney ill, melvin olix ill, football william mccormick Cll, samuel wippel Cil. 9 2nd row: freshman coach iames gordon, Trainer iay colville, paul shoults fll, harold paul Cll, paul dellerba ill, ernest plank Cll, tom cole Cll, harry coburn Cll, fuck robinson Cll, richard urich lll, harold stahl Cll, william iohnston Ul, james iones Cll, william stoner fll, robert raymond fll, director of inter-collegiate athletics merlin a. ditmer, head football coach sid gillman. 9 3rd row: freshman coach ben ankney, ass't. manager frank gray, manager donald gorrell Ill, ass't. manager george mcmillan, norbert wirkowski, matthew yuricich, samuel estell, iohn weaver Cll, hugh hindman, iack faulkner Cll, william harris, iohn bickel ill, robert lcappes ill, backfield coach george blackburn, line coach ioseph madro. 9 4th row: leo less, ramon green, charles kinney, iohn north, george mandich, gene valle, robert ellison, richard kessler, richard beyland, ass't. coach richard small, photographer jack snook, atheltic publicity director robert howard, lfll indicates leTtermen.l ,!Q', l UK gi! , Mi ,i.i football in The TradiTional Thanksgiving day baT- Tle aT nipperT sTadium, miami sTormed To a 38-7 vicTory over a badly ouT- classed universify of cincinnaTi Team. The redskins were superb in every de- parTmenT, scoring almosT aT W i l l ThroughouT The conTesT. qualified ob- servers have called miami's exhibiTion one of The greaTesT in all-around eTTici- ency in The classic's TiTTy-one year his- Tory. miami, leading i2-O aT half-Time, roared back To pile up 26 poinTs in The lasT Two periods againsT The bearcaTs' seven. as a resulT of This Triumph, The Tribe was Tendered a sun bovvl bid. 0 right, circle: co-mosT valuable player, Tackle iohn weaver. 0 lefT: liTTle all-american, center paul dieTzel. 0 right Ctop To bottomj: guard dick piskofy, Tackle dave puTTs, guard iake speelman. 0 below: halfback paul shoulTs off againsT cincinnaTi behind brilliam blocking. 116 0 body ,Lgng . 42 ng... football l 0 obove: beTween-holves scene QT sun bowl. micimi's i947 eleven become The firsT red- skins To ploy o posT-sedson gome when They flew To The sun bowl oT el poso, Texos, To defeoT o rough ond Tough Texos Tech ouTTiT, l3-l2. orc porseghion scored in The TirsT period, ond miomi losT Two Touchdowns before Tech broughT The holf- Time score To 6-6. pciul shoulTs blosTed over from The one-yord line eorly in The Third period, icike speelmon converTed. in The Tinol period bill mccormick blocked The rciiders' cruciol oTTempTed conversion of- Ter Their second Touchdown. midmi's vic- Tory wos sid gillman's ThirTy-TirsT ond Cl fiTTing climcix To his losT yeor here. 0 Tackle les zych 0 center lack faulkner 0 center bob koppes body 0117 I basketball 1180body 0 center bob brown miomi's bosl4eTboll Teom, under The di- recTion oT coach w. I. blue fosTer, Turned in o seoson record ol 13 wins ond 15 losses cigoinsT some of The ToughesT compeTiTion ever encounTered by o red- skin squod. in oddiTion To ci Tull conifer- ence schedule, Teoms of The colibre of l4enTucl4y ond indiono oppeored on The lisT wiTh Two TournoimenTs over chrisTmos vocoTion os well, leoding The oTTock ThroughouT The yeor vvos bob brown, who odded To his lourels by scoring 461 poinTs during The seoson To breok his own record seT The yeor before. poul schnockenberg, TosT-sTepping guord, will long be remembered Tor his excellenT disploys of boll-hondling ond obiliTy To keep his opponenT confused. The red- skins' greoTesT gome ol The yeor vvos ogoinsT doyTon, when unconny occurocy ond TosT boll-hondling gove The Tribe revenge for on eorlier defeoT ond leTT The flyers swomped, 89-45. 0 below: guard howie sonclers in ocTion ogoinsT universiTy of l4enTucl4y here, jonuory 17, 1948. ,, :s2w basketball W, N1wu--1, 0 above, Top: guard charles tiberghein dribbling againsf wesfern reserve university here, february 6, 1948. 0 bottom CI to rj: forward chuck ely, forward bob dinneen, forward ray mears. body0119 basketball IAM 9 above, is? row ll io rl: mickey mcdade, ray meors, charles ely. 9 2nd row: ara purseghian, iohn stuckey, paul schnackenberg, bob brown, howard sanders, hurold pefers, charles tiberghein. ' 3rd row: bill lepp, bob dinneen, bill dumont, omor blevins, bob fain, ed schworiz, steve sutfon. 'I 20 0 body 0 left, circle: forward bill dumont T3-Ft 'qillhi basketball 0 scores: miami 72, detiance college 40, miami 63, milwaukee state teachers college 56, miami 53, university ot dayton 64, miami 54, trank- lin lind.l college 47, miami 54, Univ. ot Tennessee 51, miami 49, beloit college 75, miami 52, emporia Teachers college 62, miami 55, oklahoma city Univ. 46, miami 51, Univ. ol Wichita 62, miami 50, southwest missouri teachers college 46, miami 56, Westminster ipam college 47, miami 53, Univ. ol kentucky 67, miami 41, ohio Univ. 63, miami 63, ohio Wesleyan Univ. 53, miami 51, xavier Univ. 62, miami 53, Univ. ot cincinnati 52, miami 53, evansville college 66, miami 64, Western michigan college 47, miami 51, ball state lind.i college 53, miami 53, Western reserve Univ. 44, miami 48, indiana Univ. 57, miami 37, ohio 56, miami 61, ohio Wesleyan 57, miami 44, Xavier 61, miami 48, Western michigan 78, miami 65, cincinnati 70, miami 89, dayton 45, miami 58, Western reserve 61. 0 left, top CI to rl: forward harold peters, guard mickey mcclade. 0 left, bottom: guard ara parseghian, guard omcir blevins. 0 below: guard paul schnackenberg leaping high against beloit college at kan- sas city, kan., tournament, december 27, 1947. baseball Q I 5, 5 ,,ww,4. W 0 pitcher noel howard 0 right Uop to bottoml catcher eugene smuth 2nd baseman harry schwegman, the Team durmg lounsvllle game here left fielder iohn riichie. 122 O body 5. baseball miami racked up one of iTs finesr diamond records in 1947 when, in spiTe of bad weaTher and posTponed games, They chalked up 12 wins in 14 conTesTs. freshman noel howard was The ouTsTanding performer in The piTching deparTmenT, accounTing for six of The wins while losing only once. his only seTback came af The hands of ohio sTaTe, dropping a one-hiT decision. in Two games against louisville he fanned 38 baTTers and Turned in a five-inning no hiTTer againsT dayfon. backing up howard on The mound were marv mccollum and harry gibbs, totalling five wins befween Them. sharing baTTing honors for The Tribe were shorfsfop Tom florence and ouffielder george kovach. spliTTing The receiving chores were gene smith and len visci, boTh excellenT field generals. 0 scores: miami 14, earlham 1, miami 7, earlham 4, miami 1, indiana 10, miami 6, dayton 3, miami 5, xavier 4, miami 4, purdue 3, miami 6, louisville 3, miami 12, Xavier 5, miami 5, ohio u. 2, miami O, ohio sTaTe 2, miami 9, cincinnafi 5, miami 2, dayfon O, miami 5, louisville 3, miami 8, dayfon 1. 9 1sT row CI To rl: bob krause, bob kramer ill, len visci CID, Tom florence Cll, bob harrell flj, bob davis fll, harry gibbs ill. 9 2nd row: frank peTTica, marv mccollum Clj, don visci, Tony donofrio Ill, noel howard Ill, charles ely, lack riichey Cll, george kovach ill, austin palmer Cll. 9 3rd row: director of inter- collegiate aihletics merlin diimer, coach w. 1. C blue D fosier, charles Tiberghein, harry schwegman CID, gene smiih 111, iock wihman 111, ioe meyer, carl ridenour, richard gordon, manager dick brainard ill. track 'l24 I body 0 above, left: ray perry. 0 above right: sylvester stewart winning the 440-yard run against university of pittsburgh here, l947, with miami's walt edwards in left background and dick dudzinski in right background. 0 below: iack hendry. coach george I. rider's l947 track and field season started out early in march, during which the harriers participated in the purdue relays, cleveland knights of columbus meet, illinois tech relays, and michigan state relays, all indoor contests. bill bachman stood out in these with his high-jumping scoring in every meet. his best effort was in the purdue relays when he cleared 6' 5-S to set a new miami record. spring was somewhat disappointing, as the speedsters lost to indiana, michigan normal, baldwin-wallace, and pittsburgh while only de- feating cincinnati. miami's i947 cross-country squad proved to be a fine outfit, winning five meets while tying one. the finale of the season was the mid-american championship meet, which the redskins took with 20 points as compared to the runner-up ohio u. with 63 points. mike stavole, star of spring track, placed first in every meet and set a new miami course record. 9 above, track team 9 'lst row Cl to rD: william canter, william walker, mike stavole CID, sylvester stewart CID, walter edwards CID, melvin brodt CID, richard dudzinski CID, robert longley, john ganas, matthew donahue CID, bruce thompson CID, phil ham- ilton CID, iack paulin CID, ted woznicki, charles emerson, robert mcnea. 9 2nd row: trainer iay colville, lynn bell, robert hocker CID, charles copenhater CID, steve zvosec, henry williams, ken yarber, head coach george I. rider, iack hendry CID, bill mc- dermott, ben gilbert, scott wolfe CID, robert copper, bill dumont, ass't. coach james gordon. 9 3rd row: manager bill cook, manager donald fitzsimmons, bill davidson CID, shelton bergman, raymond perry, arthur brown CID, francis buhler, james baker CID, robert gray, robert overhuls, stanley keel CID, robert manninen, harold peters, manager carl baker, donald kinch. 9 right, cross-country team. 9 Ist row: mike stavole CID, ted woznicki CID, jack paulin CID, melvin brodt CID. 9 2nd row: carlton fuller CID, ernest warburton CID, bruce thompson CID, head coach george I. rider. track 0 track scores: miami 49 273, indiana 73 173, m i a mi 62, michigan normal 69, miami 98, cincinnati 38, m i a mi 54 176, baldwin-Wallace 72 576, miami 55, pitts- burgh 76, entries ran in drake relays, all-ohio meet, and national meet. 0 cross-country scores: miami 28, indiana 28, miami I9, western michi- gan 44, miami I9, butler 44, miami 15, xavier 50, mid-american conference -miami 20, ohio u. 63, butler 80, cincinnati 86, western reserve 'I 3 I , western michigan I33, national collegiate ath- letic association meet- miami placed seventh. ,fje 2' e-v x X IH ,. t' , w'qH.L,,,,, , . Q he 0 high-iumper bill bachman body ' 125 tennis rniorni's 1947 Tennis Teom, severely homp- ered by bod weofher, Turned in o poor seoson Tor oi redskin Teorn, losing Tour moTches while winning none. Their losses included Two To cincinnoTi ond one opiece To woyne ond depouw. Two sure wins for The Tribe were losT when sudden roin sTopped The rnoTches. paul skelTon, o-:Ting os ployer-cooch, wos in chorge of The squod os no regulor cooch wos ovoiloble. under his direcTion, eliminoTion moTches were run wiTh The winners represenTing miorni on The courTs. Oscores: miomi l, woyne 85 micirni 0, cincinnoTi 97 rniomi 3, depouvv 67 miomi O, cincinnoTi 9. 3 in 4 ' ii A is 4- 7 M .T 0 frank dodd 0 lefT: bob kusser in action on for court. ' circle: acting coach paul skelion QD. 0 right ice carrico, bob kusser CID, iack rohlfs bob mcgill clutch schulTz 126 0 body miomi's golt teorn, under the direction ot ployer-coach don sodler, bucked poor vveother ond wet greens to turn in tive wins ond eight losses. the teom, chosen on the loosis ot eliminotion, consisted ot sadler, ed boll, wolt schulze, jock steel, ort stone ond george welsh. ploying six- mon motches, the squod turned in two wins over xovier ond one opiece ogdinst ohio vvesleyon, ohio u., ond the ohio stote iunior vorsity. the most consistent winner on the squod wos jock steel, below por in the lost tour motches. ,.w,.,. ' top CI to rl: art stone, ed ball. . above, kneeling: arf stone ill, standing: iack steel ill, fed dovies, ed boll flj, george welsh Ill. . right: iock steel. . absent: captain dan sodler QD. 0 body 0 intramural rniomi sporTs o Tull yeor-round inTrc1murol progrom under The oble direcTion of prof. T. p. von voorhh. open To oH men on The COHWQUQ former high school Hors ond iusT pknn oThleTes bond TogeTher To provide some red-hoT sporTs evenTs. Toll finds van ouT on cook Hew runnmg soHboH ond yx4nonTouchTooHxMi osTheseoxN1goesTonword,The QVOQVOHWIUOVSSTO Theindoora ond boskeTboH, pn voHeyboll ond iunndboh shore The spoTIighT. vviTh The reTurn of vvormer weoTher cook Tield hums ogoin os soTTboll ond bose- boll reTurn. vviTh Tovoroble weorher ond dry courTs, Tennis is odded To The schedule ond Tournomenm run OH. nnromurok prowde compehhon behween Tmnermhes dormnodes ond independenTTeonw,iNHh no requnemenm oWerThon hhng spods 128 0 body ,'k,,f intramural l bOdy O 129 35, 5 19 .9 f 9 ? , l sS2giii5'r 5 .-.. i,,XW-sfm, ' 1 4, W Hwy f- 5-,639t'q.:.5f2.vo:,.: Q39 :M 2, Q , 9 M: 5 5 5 Q S K is Q w 5 fy gm s ,, 5 M, ,250 V5 9 S f W4 394, 4:6 ga? as sf wavy' wiivszi .M,:.33r ,Kiss-fgs 85? ,Sao-Qqyss eggs? Q5 45,46 .xg 130 0 body directors athletics one of the most smoothly operoting progroms on ccimpus is thot of the women's otheltic deportment. since physicol educotion todciy is such on integrol phose of genercil educo- tion, the physicol educotion deportment is striving to include os mony co-eds in its scope os possible, for physicol educotion not only provides for physicol fitness but olso for sociol moturity ond vciluoble methods of spending leisure time. these gocils ore being ottoined through the keen discernment ot the directors, by the democrotic governing of the vvomen's ossocioition boord, ond through mointencince of on outstonding in- terest by ossociotion members. ' lst row Cl to rl: helen young, morthc bryan, rnurguret phillips, margoret show. U 2nd row: kutherine price, ieanne bassett, louise wcterson, julia denhom, esther green. 0 below: leoving herron hcill otter closs. it QQ N, s , ,,, goto, ,,,. , ,.,, ya .-. .. S WW' 9 above, w.a.a. board 9 on floor Cl to rl: lou shelfon, sec'y. rozann ruby, iane dallas, treas. eleanor eck, maryann johnson, carol clark. 9 on chairs: bits heatherington, miss price, marilyn tink, phyllis bailey, iosie henle, anne clark, shirley bonnorant, nancy bussard, marilyn speer, mary iane wisecup, pres. sue strickland. 9 standing: vice-pres. ruth brown. 9 right, w.a.a. association 9 'lst row Cl to rl: mary iane wise- cup, pat fierney, lois knabe, edith blanke, rosemary phillips, marge smith, lou shelton, babs lembke, marilyn fink, connie alleman, sue strickland. 9 2nd row: marge smith, lanyon smoof, ian carpenter, nancy foster, eileen mcdonough, ruth barnes, jean stewart, iosie henle, carol challinor, nancy bussarcl, carol clark, eleanor eck. 9 3rd row: ioyce gabel, elizabeth silver, anne clark, eleanor hotfman, shirley bon- norant, maryann iohnson, lois strother, aldine acheson, jane dallas. 9 -4th row: rosalinda robison, helen kramer, jean parker, georgia mcdaniel, marilyn speer, winnie dun- ton, pat eckstein, bits heatherington, lily boyd, carol nor- mand, ruth brown, pat Campbell. 9 5th row: catherine walk- er, winifred schnaclce, winnie murar, iune howard, marilyn pollock, miss shaw, miss waterson, miss bryan, miss den- ham, miss price, rozann ruby. 9 6th row: helen hinchman, io snyder, phyl bailey. YVJIQ3. body 0131 l hockey 132 0 body tall days are hockey days tor many miami co-eds, for almost daily in october and november they don their shin-guards and grasp their sticks tor a vigorous game. the clashing and striking ot the hardwood ot hockey sticks can then be sharply heard all around the field, and also occasional shrieks from players who may have stepped into the follow-through ot a stick or the path ot the ball. hockey is in the limelight during the tall sports season as is evident by the large enrollments ot classes and the enthusiasm shown in the intramural activities. in addition, this year the miami girls proudly chalked up wins over dayton and ohio state. W , L Q- ' ' , g, , - - A55 . ,H . jf, X M lacrosse .I ss ' ,,, tiff ffl M Q Q si L ff e 1 it , I A 7.4 W , , ,,. X r i ff? ' ' is-ff' Wife 3 St ' fig- ' ' f,':sifei3ffw3iift?es25q3,gg15 ffgu, thaw sl.-,-it-iss,-,,,,W,,wf ,uf ,L-W 1--,wc i4s,s,7,w:Z,2, s 'w 'fr ct, Y , i iaeiigggsxraia-wif' -1 ,ii gs-qjFih,: , . 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X-,,,,'fi-A, Q jg f., ,-wg, J -X although faster and rougher than many girls' sports, lacrosse is a tall favorite among miami co-eds. frequently, during the fall lacrosse enthusiasts can be seen in action on the girls' ath- letic fields behind east hall. the game necessitates dodging, clever execution of passes, and skillful stick handling. it is ex- tremely exciting, as the ball can 'be passed and caught in the stick's baskets at terrific speed. body 0 133 I archery 134 9 body bulls-eye! another feathered shaft finds its mark in the gold, chalking up nine points for robin hood's daughters. and many more arrows find their way to the center of the target, proving that miami's lady archers could give any Cupid keen competition. there is much par- ticipation in the tournaments each year, at that time a dead-eye is needed for superior markman- ship, and many miamians have proved their superiority by captur- ing the highest honors of ladies' archery. this old sport is whole- some recreation. like on o merry-go- round, The horsebcick riding closses go round ond round The ring, buT os soon os They mosTer The vorious riding Tech- niques ond preliminor- ies ond con conTrol Their mounTs, The clos- ses occosionolly breok Th e i r round-The-ring rouTine ond heod for counTryside Troils. The odvonced closses very frequenTIy con be seen direcTing Their courses Toword The vv.o.o. cob- in Tor breokTosT or o picnic. This, in iTseIf, is on omple incenTive Tor o prospeciive horse- womon. onoTher inTer- esTing phose of miomi's horsebock riding pro- grorn is The individuol Temperomem of The horses. for insTonce, The proper meThod of moTivoTing or horse is The opplying of ci slighT Top of The TooT. how- ever, some horses oTTen require kicking vviih boTh feeT ond slopping vviTh boTh honds in or- der To cichieve some Iocomofion. horseback ridin body 0 135 .Affj most sport-minded squows will ogree thot bosketboll holds the spotlight within herron's holls during the Winter months. this is ot- tributed to the eoger porticipotion in the tournoments which ore held eoch yeor, pro- viding keen competition omong sorority ond independent teoms. during the bosketboll seoson, mony shrieks ond shouts flow from herron's windows due to the tense struggles within. every now ond then o shrill whistle is sounded by one ot the student otticiols. despite bruises ond floor burns, eoch girl tights desperotely for her teom to come out on top ond to be oble to compete in the chompionship closh ot the seoson's end. outin l cz bredkTdsT hike vviTh hoT, crisp bocon on o cleor, TrosTy morning in The Woods. o dinner or cider hike. o girl Tinds mony such pledsonT mornings by Tdking porT in The camping ond ouT- ing closses, The ocTiviTies of which ronge from on overnighT hike To The W.C1.0. cobin To skiing in The vvinTer. o reloxing ond enioyoble woy To geT Tor from The moddening compusu is To join The oyernighT hikers ond go To The rusfic cobin, locc1Ted ouTside of oxTovvn. cornpleTely modern, The cobin is cleverly decoroTed in indion sTyle, on inducernenT To reveol oll hidden desires, such os being o chef, wood- chopper, or hondicroffer. body 0 137 fencin 138 0 body who soid fencing is ci mon's sporT? miomi co-eds moy disoigree, buT They do noT become experTs oT once. The excifing, Tiery closh of sTeel comes much loTer, oTTer The rouTine ex- ercises necessory To oTToin o Tine correlc1Tion of mind ond body. opproximonely TwenTy- five girls Turn ouT Tor The fencing seoson. compeTiTion bouTs wiTh oTher universiTies ore orronged, ond closs TournomenTs ore corried on. bowlin l iT's ci long Trek To The locol upTown olleys, buT This cloesn'T sop The sTrengTh of miomi's looly bowlers. The cloTTer of Tolling pins ond feminine voices shrieking, sTr-i-ike, con sTill be heord. peppy pin-up girls ore righT on The job To seT up The pins in preporoTion Tor onoTher knock-down. onoTher bowling feoTure ore The populor duckpin olleys in herron. body C 139 l folk and social dancing os The drooling voice of The coller echoes over The floor, mony poirs of TeeT go shuffling ond sliding in Time To The iounfy music escoping from The picino or recorder. oll of This jolly, melodious ocTiviTy is inspired in folk doncing, o populor vvinTer sporTs ocTiviTy. sociol doncing is onoTher rhyThmic course held during The winTer monThs. in This progrom, The porTiciponTs ore drilled in The vorious poTTerns of The Tox TroT, rumbo, polko, cind vvolTz. m o n y accomplished doncers emerge from This course, prepored To Trip The lighT fc1nTosTic. 140 0 body if The Walls of herron gym could Talk, They would have a good Tale To relaTe concerning a Typical ses- sion in modern dancing wiTh miss denham and her assisTanTs. These W a l l s would probably Tell how modern-minded m i a mi Women sprawl on The floor and make like preTzels or how They leap across The gym like a gang of grass- hoppers in a field. acTu- ally, however, from This acTiviTy emerge miami's posTure queens and body beauTiTuls l To be com- mended Tor Their diligenT work and skillful dance Techniques are The senior orchesis members. modern dancin l body 0 l41 142 O body tennis - ,.,,. Nl! shake hands vviTh The rackeT, Toss The ball, swing. ThaT's all you have To clo, buT usuall' The ball iusT drops aT your TeeT, goes over The fence, and finally lands Tour courTs away Tennis looks and sounds raTher easy, buT, acTually, Tennis perTecTion requires much prac Tice and efTorT. iT's worTh iT, Though! aTTer all, The exercise is much To be desired, and c daTe Tor Tennis is really exTremely enjoyable. golf l this unique sport has merits which lay claim to most of the benefits derived from other sports, few of which have the lasting value of golf. it is a game for young and old and one which offers many social contacts. an opportunity to get acquainted with golf is offered to miami women in the fall and spring. for practice and real action there is an actual green on the ladies' athletic field which the golf classes use. body 0 'I43 l volleyball olmosT onyTime during The Toll onol spring, The volleyboll courTs ore The scenes of much ocTion. vvhoT seems To be o bunch of clowns Trying To geT in The ocT is only o group of co-eds Trying To yol- ley o boll. from The shrieks piercing The oir, Though, iT is opporenT ThoT The volley-bollers Tinol exciTing diversion in This well-known sporT. badminton l during The winTer sporTs season, herron gym, parTiTioned by many neTs, harbors eager badminTon parTicipanTs learning To wield Their rackeTs vviTh asTounding proficiency. 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V - f 'j ff fl 1: ff - vi be Q Qs ff' 27 f' I M . 152 Mi' 4:54 we as U' N G Q sms , A, gy QQ 529- 1 -rg I isge - , . - Q awe 3, , Q 'Q ws Q O Q Qgsfs Q' 'wr Z 2, 89 Q A7339 4 i 4 v siiiwttt student-faculty council 150 0 spirit here is your voice oit its best. this board of sixty fciculty members, fourteen student-elected stu- dents, four students from other groups ond tvvo non-voting freshmen serve os oi licison between the students ond the odministrotion. their current committees control elections, bolonce the student octivity fee budget, encouroge fire prevention, ond boost the notionol students orgcinizotion oc- tivities. these offect every mioimi student. you ond forty-nine others con sign o petition concerning compus-wide octivities which effect direct oction through the student-foculty council. it is your privilege to ottend their bi-monthly discussions. 9 sitting Cl to rl: tom matthews, bill pickrel, ellen issocs, dee brown, renee tronnes, george renkert, mary iustice, sec'y. eileen butt, chair- man howard luppi, vice-chairman iane youger, ruth stoepplewerth, mimi thrall, russell sawmiller, lea merzweiler, sheldon veil, freas. tom redick, gene wentz. 9 standing: bill cullen, carol ostermunn, ed lannigun, bill marshall, mr. a. c. wickenden, mr. h. c. montgomery, mr. r. b. sinclair, mr. I. m. peterson. disciplinar boards 9 above, men's board 5 lst row Cl to rj: bill marshall, prof. i. f. stanfield, leo merzweiler. 0 2nd row: mr. e. m. albaugh, prof. e. f. patten, russell sawmiller. 'absentz mr. d. r. cawthorne, mr. i. p. albert, gene wentz. 9 left, women's board ' dolores brown, peg kramer, eileen butt, carol ostermann. 9 absent: miss ethel c. belk, miss margaret o'connor, miss i. helen campbell, miss ruth v. ortleb, miss eva f. montgomery, nancy finley. here in the united states every community must have some form ot restraining or controlling force, and on the miami campus this function is capably handled by the two disciplinary boards. tor the most part, students are placed on their own, however, when situations arise that call for repratory action they are handled by the disciplinary boards, each composed ot tive faculty and tour student members. the tunc- tions ot these boards is not, however, one of puni- tive action but corrective. spirit 0 l5l womelfs league 152 0 spiriT a valuable porT of The college life of every vvomon enrolled oT miami is her membership in women's leogue, on orgonizoTion seT up for The sole purpose of beneTiTTing mi- ami women. women's league spon- sors o loan fund, The may doy program, ci unique book of do's and don'Ts for women, and many oTher services. also Through This group pass all elecTions of house chairmen ond various ofher ol- Tices. The governing body of Women's league includes essenTiol- ly a selecT group of sTudenTs elecied by The enTire female popu- loTion on campus, plus presidenTs of all vvomen's groups. ' lst row fl to ri: sec'y-Treas. ieanne Theobald, pres. nancy saylor, mary alice brown, ioy smale, iuliefa aracena, sue sfricklancl, mary ann fry, helen rider, marguerife seTflemire, ellen denni- son, nancy afwater, iayne mazzarella, barbara frufh, ann marshall, mariorie wagner. 9 2nd row: adviser miss gladys burgess, rosemary steele, donna fullerfon, kafhie swinehart, mara- lou iuday, nancy dimmig, barbara willard, erma sieck. mengs counselors O lst row standing fl To rj: don barnes, iack brackmann, ken corbat, max michels, wilfred fries, w. w. willing, r. k. iones, dale ridenour. william 1. relyea, alfred f. oggdman, iames hansen, william diles, roberl colin. 9 2nd row: darrell suffon, carl cooperrider, w. b. borflebaugh, harold l. ieffery, roy h. harriger, harold langenderfer, bob 1. iones, william andrews, george h. zimmerman, munro steel, iohn helfrich, robert m. mcclain, w. dean chiles. 9 'lst row seafed: sfucleni rep. mal owings, sec'y. sigmund baiak, pres. sheldon veil, dr. robert miner, william brown, ed iackson, iim neoleigh, iohn spain. 9 2nd row: edgar carter, l. h. grischy, russell sawmiller, iames carson, harold l. unger, iack fisher, iohn anderegg, iames scarborough. 9 3rd row: ice currico, mickey mcdode, ronald halcleman, iucques cook, les hurrelbrink, iim wellman, charles brunl, dale hiller. 9 4Th row: richard henn, robert black, iack horner, sheldon rohlfs, ray hammer, norman anon, iames smith, dave wuerlh. 9 5lh row: robert effinger, kenneth younkman, fred brower, dick bacon, robert hill, edward glavis, robert rhodes, Tom isaack. sevenTy-seven scholarly sTudenTs serve The men of miami as coun- selors. qualificaTions are high: besides good grades and healTh, They rnusf show maTuriTy, arnbiiion, inTegriTy, leadership, iniTia- Tive, emoTional sTabiliTy, and a sincere inTeresT in serving oihers. when applicaTion for such a job is accepTed by The office of siu- denT affairs, The social, personal, and residence hall duTies are explained. The scholasTic services To The sTudenT are inTerpreTed and evaluafion of The service is presenTed for irnprovemenTs. spiriT 0 l53 , .s i l l :fi . Q. Vw. 1616 'eww g,... Il0l'3l'l0S ww. r X f .Sm - 5138352533 A ' . Q , A Q 1 Q sir Q xt 6 if Wa, Q Q QZQQMQQQQQQQZQQQ r , ss. ff, 6 4 +7 Q96 . .,,.: . .2 9 we 9 .5053 we www? ff' 50,06 ,Q Q pc was gp, ,gy V st fs fs 0 Q, v we -is M phi beta kappa 154 0 spirit ' row l fl to rj: lois hanis, marian carroll, suzanne ker- sting, hope johns, marian e. maddux, donna daye, doris stage, marjorie newton, dolores brown, Iois pierson. ' row 2: kenneth wiggins, agnes fowler, jo walter, helen kramer, bernice stephan, joan pater, marilyn chrisman, mary cory, nancy sever, nancy finley, jack creswell. 9 row 3: leon block jr. edward clark, edmund rudowski, louise rudowski, william manion, david clifton, robert wieche, thomas miller, dickinson t. guiller, glenn barr, eldon hill. 9 row 4: j. h. st. john, a. c. wickenden, kenneth w. foster, robert c. hinkle, william f. gorham, jack j. fisher, dick shellenbarger, bob wells, w. s. guiler, j. j. wolford. 9 row 5: w. ward, w. shideler, maclin hall, james m. scar- borough, john r. henke, frank iber, richard denham, c. v. stanley, john elliott, george jones. it may require burning the midnight oil and plenty ot exam-cramming but the re- sult is the highest scholastic honor which is obtainable. ot course a three-point tive cumulative average, tor seniors, or three- point seven five tor juniors, always helps, but participation in extra-curricular ac- tivities and wide interest of a cultural na- ture are essential. nevertheless, the honor and respect which accompanies we-arings ot the square golden key is considered Well worth the time and effort entailed. recognition in scholarship mf beta gamma si ma and lasT year There vvas anoTher honorary added To The growing lisT. beTa gamma sigma is acTive in order To encourage and reward scholarship and accomplishmenT in The field of business sTudies. naTionally, The requiremenTs are: being in The upper TenTh of The senior class or The upper Three per cenT of The class in The junior year. locally, The sTand- ards of phi beTa kappa are Tollovved. Three-poinT five for seniors and Three-poinT seven Tive Tor juniors. Their acTiviTies are nil as iT is purely an honorary-mosT members aren'T elecTed unTil They have graduaTed. lasT year Tvvelve members were elecTed, and all buT one have graduaTed. beTa gamma sigma is The only business scholarship honorary rec- ognized by The principal schools Tor business. 9 row 'I ll To rj: c. r. niswonger, sec'y.-frecis. r. e. glos, pres. h. h. beneke, william manion. 9 row 2: ioseph c. seibert, ioe carrico, richard kearns, kenneih wiggins, roberT culp, barbara b. allen. 9 row 3: c. pillion, i. f. o'neill, w. w. ward, a. l. forbus, iack i. fisher, bob wells, Tom isaack. 9 row 4: iohn richard henke, walluce i. edwards, huberf e. bice, i. b. dennison, dick shellenbarger, charles zinsmasier. recognition in scholarship spiriT 0 155 156 0 spirit kappa delta pi nh. 0 'lst row Cl to rl: counselor dr. h. c. christofferson, lane youger, iean wilkinson, treas. velura pitsenbarger, first vice-pres. nancy finley, pres. paul dietzel, sec- ond vice-pres. nancy sever, marian maddux, carol ostermann, treas. lillian montgomery, mrs. moore, dean ashbaugh. 9 2nd row: ioyce gabel, ioan pater, barbara hall, ruth standafer, romildo schuber, betty broadwell, ruth stoeppel werth, lelo io servass, icon merriman, elisabeth hetherington, mary toth, bernice stephan, lucille di paolo, miss iacobs, ioan bradshow, miss phillips. ' 3rd row: dr. w. s. guiler, sara evans, nancy jane mcdermott, morthalyn sears, kay ald- rich, mariorie hake, bob daniel. 9 4th row: richard aldrich, dickinson guiler, paul goodrich, james carson, galen mccollum, edsel hole. shortage of teachers, prepare for the future, educate america: and this year the cry goes to international problems. the national education honorary, kappa delta pi, elects about forty members a year to its ranks of scholastics and promising leaders. the educational forum, its national magazine, effects the distribution of chapter news. these iuniors and seniors are free to ask outstand- ing freshmen and sophomores to one meeting, which is sure to be packed with information concerning import- ant national and international affairs. recognition in scholarship phi eta si ma treshman men with a 3.5 average are the ones elected to phi eta sigma, men's national scholarship honorary fraternity. election to this group is signif- icant because it indicates that the student started to work hard early in his college career. its aim to encourage scholastic attainment is followed up by campus-wide circulation ot hints on how to study. 9 row 'I Cl to rl: treas. donald ferris, pres. william b. baxter, vice pres. robert fryman, sec'y. robert murray. 9 row 2: newton b. white, george m. mack, thomas e. kennedy, ted lotreck, william b. fields, iames m. petersan ir., iohn hefner, iack l. fryman, robert cl. fox. 9 row 3: robert c. geiger, iack bernhardt, william s. elliott, herb curry, gene skeebo, don gerber, jerry sodders. 9 row 4: bob will, herb tullis, ralph landmeier, iohn katterheinrich, dale brown, louis bremer, iames haffner, iohn r. cannon, glenn davis. 9 row 5: clarence porter, robert postle, kenneth corbat, dick kehres, iacques cook, murray bullis, h. w. apel, oscar brad- fute. 9 row 6: iohn fulker, sanford iacobs, Clyde smitley, merl e. sayers, arthur forbus, richard braun, earl gase, carl a. smith. 9 row 7: iohn r. thornbury, william chambers, howard elder, charles b. rosenblatt, william t. ienkins, iames w. bohlander, thomas h. snider, daniel b. roth. recognition in scholarship spirit O 157 158 0 spiriT mortar hoard The air is sTrained vviTh anxieTy on may day as morTar board members walk mysferiously Through The audience and place The academic caps on The heads of new members. being Tapped leaves a iunior girl Tingling vviTh a sense of saTisTacTion knowing ThaT her eTTorTs have been recog- nized. iT means her inTeresT in exfra-curricular acTiviTies, superior lead- ership and scholasTic achievemenT have been recognized by a naTional honorary. morTar board, TogeTher vviTh o.d.k. co-ordinaTes all home- coming acTiviTies-The alumni coffee, The elecTion of king and queen, The presenTaTion of The TloaTs, and The decoraTions. in addiTion, a series of marriage lecTures was The big proiecf of This year. 0 row 1 anne bacon, margot breaks, dolores brown, helen davis, sec'y nancy fin ley. 0 row 2 margery fisher, vice pres. mary ann fry, Treas. ellen isaacs, hope johns ioyce kleinoeder. 0 row 3 sara morlidge, carol cs'ermann, dolores poTTs, pres. mar garef reel, helen rider. 0 row 4 nancy saylor, margueriTe seftlemire, mariorie sTewarT sue strickland, kafherine swinehart. recognition in all-around achievement omicron delta kappa 0 row 1 richard bacon, edward clark, pres. paul dietzel, dale hiller, iohn holschuh. 0 row 2 sec' .-treas. 'ohn rea, clark robinson, richard shellenbar er, munro steel, vice- res. robert wieche. Q when omicron delta kappa's Toppings are disclosed at The big dances, give Those men a hand, The initiates of The men's service honorary for leadership are Tops in Two or more of These collegiaTe fields: oThleTics, scholarship, publications, social and religious affairs, and debate. miami's fourTeen-year-old o.d.k. endeavors To inspire others, and To recognize and assemble men who best represent all phases of col- lege activity, how does iT function on The miami campus? iT offers iTself To the uni- versity for use in any service for which a group of iTs qualificaTions may be suited. homecoming each year finds it in acTion as co-chairmen of The day with mortar board. a unique and commendable feature of o.d.k. is The unstinting parTicipaTion in meetings throughouT The year by faculty members. recognition in all-around achievement spirit 0 159 160 C spirit IBWIBII To Wear The golden crown oi cwen is one of The highest aims of 0 freshman girl. if she has been ouTsTonding in leadership, scholarship, ond ocTiviTy porTicipaTion, she is rewarded by being Tapped as o member. os o sopho- more member, she helps moke and sell corsages oT The homecoming Toot- ball game. she oTTends a series of leadership Training meeTings which cvven sponsors Tor counselors in dormiTories land Tor oTher inTeresTed personsl. aT The bi-weekly meetings she Takes port in inTeresTing programs often pre- senTed by ouTside speakers. her membership in cvven is oi never-TorgoTTen experience of her college career. ' standing: pres. ann marshall. 9 'lst row ll to rj: vice-pres. miriam thrall, ioyce kircher, susan rogers, treas. eileen magie, sec'y. mariorie marritt, 9 2nd row: diane Trager, yvonne attwood, colleen conrey, caroline cockerill, miriam goldberg, adviser miss helen page. ' 3rd row: dorothy dudrow, caroline edwards, carol kingseed, mary ellen nicholls, jenny lou craig, mary jane butt, marilyn fleming, mary lou iackson, rita means. ' absent: patricio sampson, phyllis bradford. recognition in all-around achievement delta phi delta 5 ist row fl to rl: pres. mildred thorn, elaine halstead, mildred wilken, pat condon, miss amy m. swisher, pai peck, vice pres. betty stroppel. 9 2nd row: wilda stillion, ioyce brookley, miss florence penn, sec'y. pat snare, ona rea, barbara frufh, marilyn benson. 9 3rd row: charles wiley, kenneth frye, lowell smith, rosalie iendrek, sara morlidge, violet potion, george t. smith, social sec'y. norma lou wagner, margery fisher, iohn benz, treas. gloria crawford, ioy clark. love ot art! it brings together members from all walks of campus life. with this com- mon interest the tactual delta phi delta program material sparkles with fascinating information. the juniors and seniors must have maintained a b average in all art courses and a c average in the others for the tour semesters prior to pledging in or- der to be active in this national art honorary. this group possesses and shares an appreciation of high art as shovvn by the annual spring art exhibits. recognition in art spirit O 'l6l beta alpha psi 162 0 spirit recognition in business with a lofty scholastic require- ment and a rigid examination on accounting by the fraternity, the membership to beta alpha psi has became a coveted award to miami men. the purpose of the notional accounting honorary is clearly aimed to improve ethical standards, broaden their protes- sionol knolwedge, promote cor- dial intercourse between students and the professors, and foster ac- counting in theory and practice. 9 lst row Cl to rj: iohn a. spain, sec'y. clif- ford griffis, pres. h. w. matter, adviser d. l. heinemeyer, treas. c. a. iohnson. ' 2nd row: bob wells, clarence davis, earl r. dulli, robert m. yates, w. e. hanselman, harold q. langen- derfer. ' 3rd row: william manion, charles zinsmaster, richard mosshart, wm. t. relyea, richard yackey, william c. morgan, ralph scholink. 9 47h row: r. e. glos, c. b. cox, e. r. niswonger, w. p. keebler, don garrison, robert m. mcclain, iohn e. frech. 9 5th row: a. g. wuld, r. v. martin, c. f. spurry, r. w. redlin, bill williams, iohn c. williamson, l. w. buengow, h. f. bultman. 0m.h11S 13 'Wm C left row frear To eclr, dorofh ' 'nor' fronfj y wither :on ionic : helen hmrhman, geraldine hansen rnargarel hoplrins, elaine coffinghirn, belly ellis, fhlma bush, eleanor spoon. O right row: kay boehmer, janet hudson, barbara condif, ioyce kleinoeder, lnildred sunfala, freas. e, secy. evelyn davis, mrs. r. e. glos, pres. donna fullerfon, adviser miss viris, marrha harry, ann gafwood. com-bus: commercial business, no doubf? women in The school of business adminisTra awake here is a local honorary whose qualificafion for iniTiaTion is a Three-,o ' Their cherished symbolis The golden key which sTands for neafness, effic' in addiTion To bringing in speakers versed in The essenTial needs Tained freshmen in business adrninisTraTion lasT decernb business spoke. The Tradirional banaueT was h ' a picnic for senior women highlighfed T befa chi To corn-bus has nof fn scholarship, efficiency, Tion, olnf average. fency, and fellowship. of business, com-bus enTer- er wiTh a parTy aT which The dean of efe' aT The new england lcifchen This year and he calendar in may. Their change in name from chi ode a change in Their obfecrives: The propagaTion of superior and meriTorious professional ideals. Q . buS'n , . n In nIf'o recag . 63 spim . 1 kappa phi kappa men at miami seeking a suc- cessful future in the teaching field find an opportune start by ioining the ranks of the national m e n ' s professional education honorary. miami's chapter enrollment boasts about eighty members, who have attained the required 3.0 average and who are excep- tionally capable of promoting the purposes of kappa phi kappa. its members are striv- ing to create and preserve a keen interest in teaching as a vocation and to inform them of the various aspects of it. 9 lst row il to rj: edwin ostermann, robert s. keller, robert a. barnes, don barnes, robert n. mcnea, frederick i. schmieder, art van atta. 5 2nd row: harry hann, sec'y. paul goodrich, vice pres. bob longley, fac- ulty sponsor e. i. ashbaugh, pres. richard h. davis, treas. dickinson t. guiler, david i. putts ir. 9 3rd row: robert d. elliott, robert e. speelman, iomes a. hopkins, charles e. moultan, marvin f. mccollum, edsel hale, galen I. mccollum, eugene bennett, w. d. keister, norval humphrey. 164 0 spirit Z. recognition in education pi omega pi ' 'lst row Cl to rl: anne wesler, pres. bernice stephen, se:'y. revo howard. 0 2nd row: patricia stephens, moriorie hake, betty derrough, ruth himmel, jane lothian, lillian montgomery, treas. donna miller, vice pres. barbara easton. 3 3rd row: elton miller, adviser iack r. neill, paul goodrich. future commercial Teachers of business vvho are in pi omega pi find in this na- tional honorary a source of professional interest. business Teachers from high schools throughout southern ohio are invited as speakers for The meetings. two members from The chapter are appointed each year to attend The pi omega pi convocation. in past years such information as The latest models of office equip- ment and activities of other chapters is obtained. all freshmen and sophomore business majors are invited to attend one meeting during the year. an idea for future activity is to have a radio program that vvill stimulate interest in The high school business courses. they have their own publication: newsletter. recognition in education spirit 0 165 'I66 0 spirit es politiques republican or democrat? this spring les politiques held a mock national nominating convention at which students acted as statesmen and prominent outside speakers gave keynote addresses. eligibility for membership requires a 2,75 average, an a or b in an introductory social studies course, and the carrying of an advanced course in government. les politiques fosters open and unhampered exchange of opinion, toler- ance for others, and the promotion of international peace. functioning as an inter- national relations club, the organization receives reprints of conference speeches, re- ports, policy statements, etc., from the carnegie endovvnment for international peace. les politiques sends a delegate to the international relations club conference annually. 5 lst row ll to rl: lois hanis, vice-pres. roger brewin, pres. mrs. edward rudowski, sec'y. pat lee, treas. betsy silver, helen davis. 5 2nd row: willard smith, pat hathaway, sue hakius, robert hamilton, eugene pembroke, edward rudowski, don hawkins, carl snyder, richard haney, marshall mowrey. recognition in government M ' lst row Cl tory: mr. iohn swope, miss phyllis heckathorn, jean kish, correspond- ing sec'y. nancy finley, treas. doris stage, pres. gay di michele, jane ann shera, martha rossel, iacqueline chauvin, lucille dipaola, miss anne risinger, miss agnes fowler. 9 2nd row: walter freeman, iohn irvin, recording sec'y. iune johnson, mary elizabeth caleman, dolores brown, ellen coit, mr. howard chace, mrs. homer abeg glen, mr. w. marion miller. everyone knows a few french phrases, but the students in beta pi theta are well versed in idiomatic expressions, the knowledge of french civiliza- tion, and stories and songs of france. french conversation is the main theme of the national honorary. nearly every one of miami's french language students goes for the highest honor that the campus offers the french speaking students, membership in beta pi theta. it demands a straight three- point average and an intimate knowledge of the french peo- ple and their language. this year the club, which conducts all its meetings in french, is honored by the presence of a french exchange student. he has now been made an honor- ary member of this fraternity. beta pi theta recognition in languages spirit 0 'I67 168 O spiriT liberal arts-alethenai The ouTsTc1nding ocTiviTy of The yeor Tor liberol orTs-oleThenoi vvos The onnuol prose ond poeTry conTesT. all sTudenTs ore inviTed To conTribuTe moTeriol Tor Three prizes eoch in The prose ond poeTry divisions. The group ciT presenT is very smoll due To The musT of eighTeen hours of english wiTh TorTy per cenT ds ond The resT b's . Ten- Tc1Tive plons ore To publish cn wriTers' scropbook ond hove o liTerory solon vviTh dinner ond o progrom. liberol arts-olerhenoi wos originolly inTended for women, buT re- cenfly men hove been elecTed becouse of The rigid requiremenTs. The members hove considered To voTe Tor lower requiremenTs in order To hove ci more ocfive group. 0 U To rl: vice-pres. maralou iudoy, sec'y. prudence smith, Treos. hope iohns, pres. kcihie swineharT, adviser e. i. howard Aqli' l recognition in languages sigma delta pi 9 lst row Cl To rl: adviser harry russell, sue hakius, sec'y. marguerite schoen, betty fuller, pres, marilyn chrisman, vice pres. bunny blackard, Treas. pat sherman, io pafef, helen hambleion, prof. w. lc. iones, marilyn berg. 9 2nd row: iudy de eulis, grace di michele, mary cory, nancy sever, maralyn laver, barbara pugh, pa? king, marilyn fleming, sue howard, wilma hardy, shirley chase, martl-nine vance woodward. 9 3rd row: mrs. hutt, iean wills, iulieia aracena, elizabeih daniel, dolores brown, marcia roeding, mariam maddux, marfha heffernan, dorofhy mulberry, ioann cowen, barbara durr, elizabeih denham, pai sampson. 9 4th row: mr. bradley, eugene wine, jacques cook, cassiano boiica, carlos ballerina, mr. soxton, mr. barr, george Trelles, david escobar, bob pence, sally evans, loris miller. you don'T have To be a spanish senoriTa or come from souTh of The border in order To belong To sigma delta pi, naTional spanish honorary. however, you musT have aT leasT a b average, be enrolled in a spanish 300 course, and show an inTeresT in The spanish language and culture. This year They organized a spanish club and laTer, in april, They presenTed a pan-american assembly. The cultural meeTings offer Talk, movies, records, and songs. aT all meeTings spanish is spoken. skiTs and games are ofTen on The agenda. The TradiTional chrisTmas party and spring picknicking were successful. recognition in languages spiriT 0 l69 170 0 spirit delta omicron mi 9 seated on floor ll to rj: anita bury, gwenclolyn wright, suzanne kersting, pres. mary ann fry, corresponding sec'y. marguerite schoen, caroline cocker- ill, evelyn swindler. 9 2nd row: adviser miss helen page, iulia shonk, treas. mariorie bagos, vice-pres. ioe anne cole, virginia pitsenbarger, marilyn miller, mrs. helen ave, marilyn mittler, mrs. edward mead, rita means, re- cording sec'y. betty reynolds. ' 3rd row: mary logon, coleen conrey, alberta treon, anna mae dunn, mrs. shideler. the wearers of the golden lyre pin, which is symbolic of delta omicron and its promotion of muscal achieve- ment, are proud of their membership. they should bel a 3.0 average in their musical studies is necessary before receiving a bid from this national music soror- ity. the wheel, the sorority's magazine, informs them ot the activities oi other chapters. among the d.o. girls' active in the music tield is artist series ushering. recognition in music phl mu alpha Traditionl the inter-fraternity song-Test became an- other Tine Tradition when phi mu alpha added this mother's day presentation. ot course the sing on The libe steps isn'T The one activity ot This professional fraternity because each member strives To advance The cause of music in america, toster The mutual wel- fare and brotherhood ot students of music, develop The truest fraternal spirit, and encourage loyalty to the alma mater. men who show an active interest in music are eligible for membership. ' lst row fl To rj: george zimmerman, iames g. pantalos, treas. stanley l. rowland, sec'y. richard T. sunclerland, eugene evans, charles curriden. 9 2nd row: pres. robert m. mcclain, vice pres. edgar d. gates, Vernon kroehle ir., wayne hauser, merle s. darragh, adviser e. k. foster, dickinson T. guiler, robert a. barnes, w. dean chiles, henry h. hinshaw, robert clark, paul e, morrow, bruce kesler, donald a. agne. recognition in music spirit 0 171 172 O spirit psi chi although iT is soicl ThoT The orT of conversoTion hos de- generoTed from The sTcinolorols of socroTes' olciy To WhoT mighT be collecl mere chiT-choT, This orgonizoTion TosTers The inTelligenT exchonge of opinions ond concepTs. one of The principol TuncTions of psi chi is To provide sTuolenTs who ore keenly inTeresTecl in psychology, vviTh The op- porTuniTy of expressing Their views on recenT oolvonces ond Theories. in odoliTion, mony ouThoriTies in The field serve os guesT speokers ciT The meeTings. 9 lst row Cl to rj: ellen dennison, Treos. barbara bender, penny neff, pres. morolyn moyer, sec'y. mary ann sfubbs. 9 2nd row: nan kromer, lois hunis, beoirice cooper, patricia sieketee, mary pinond, helen davis, gloclys frozier, ioy smale, marijane long, mariorie shulfis. 9 3rd row: dean Chiles, bill whiiaker, robert martin, mr. ronold force, erwin russell, john bryant, mr. richard delp, mr. Theodore perin, robert kremple. recognition in psychology phi si ma 9 'lst row Cl to rl: adviser c. m. vaughn, robert w. rech, belva laughlin, ruth a. pape, sanforcl meyers. ' 2nd row: mr. sears crowell, treas. mariorie newton, vice pres. lois pierson, pres. paul daniel, charles w. lee. 5 3rd row: a. cl. mcculey, mr. r. a. hefner, mary b. abbett, thomas i. binnall, catherine walker. 5 4th row: h. a. spencer, jack p. woolstenhulme, carolyn hefner, marilyn herr. 9 Sth row: ed reineke. tield trips, zoo visits, and symposium reports are all a part ot phi sigma's varied program about biological sciences. many outstanding scientists speak at its tre- quent meetings. this group stands ready to serve the many biology departments by ottering test grading, tutoring, and technical services. with its purpose, to embrace all biological sciences, well in mind, the mem- bers otten retire to the phi sigma lounge for between class smokers and chats. recognition in science spirit O 'I73 174 0 spirit sigma gamma epsilon this stuff is wisconsin glacier. here is some Waynesville formation. these are the typical chapter room remarks of sigma gamma ep- silon, geology honorary for men. since '34 the job placement program has grown to be the maior function of the alpha theta chapter. the members, who must have a 'b average in i4 hours of geology or related subiects, have planned bull sessions which are given over to entertainment in the form of movies or talks. here their plans, opportunities, and future hopes are discussed. 9 ist row fl to rj: e. I. russell, vice pres. marion friday, freas. ioseph haverfield, pres. charles cary, sec'y. steward flaschen, glen iohnson. 9 2nd row: robert cain, frank l. turner, david I. morrow, iames batchelor, robert d. iohnston, king-chih yang, iohn currie. ' 3rd row: owen hornstein, minchen m. chow, owen homeister, john r. craig, ernest r. buck, delbert henry Iutz, richard church, porter pauly. 9 4th row: steve kanizay, iames m. smith, iohn f. spangler, mr. r. b. boies, mr. f. alton wade, mr. karl limper, dick Campbell. recognition in science si ma pi sigma 9 lst row Cl To rj: Treas. frank iber, vice-pres. allen wiant, pres. charles stanforth, sec'y. iane ann shero, r, f. goodrich. 9 2nd row: kenneth w. foster, lowell d. evans, iohn wm. snider, david edwards, roger wickenden. 9 3rd row: john norman, george laprade, roberT f. blakely, adviser robert v. pierce, r. l. edwards. 9 absenh kenneth laborie. in TacT, you musT have a 3.5 To break This group! a 3.5 cumulative average in naTural sciences and a 3-poinT in all ofher courses is The Ticket for membership inTo sigma pi sigma, The only nafional physics honorary. The fluent discussions suffer none, in This aTomic age, for wanf of maierial on ad- vanced phases of physics. in order To promofe TurTher inTer- esT, prominenT speakers from all parTs of The uniTed sTaTes come To address The fraTerniTy. Top-notch physicisfs emerge from sigma pi sigma chapTers and many alumni have been lisTed in american men of science. recognition in science spirit 0 175 A SSS. s 85233553 ,wie , X' . -s, ,Q , ,T we :,, ,,,., , ,,,, , I I 'I76 0 spiriT recensio for forty-eight recensio means re-sensing. os you look oT This book, The enTire sToTf hopes ThoT you will recopiTuloTe The scenes of The yeor To sTore memories of The miomi you knew. each sToTT is obligoTed To commingle wiTh The classes, sporTs, orgonizcnions, and social ocTiviTies, buT iT has procTicolly Tree license To inTerpreT ond pre- senT Them os iT conceives Them. This year o decided deporTure vvos made from The cusTomory sTyle of presenToTion. The sToTT hopes ThoT you will gain os much enioymenT Trom The book as orose in creolTing iT ond culTivoTing iTs growTh. 9 ls! row fl To rj: business office managers-mifzie goldberg, diane Trager, vic schoen, ieannine hagan, ioan sarchei. 0 2nd row: editorial office managers-bob smith, marilyn fleming, iean hage, virginia rinehart, iean melnick, lois la drier, george persons. .S 0 edward clark, editor 8' f i I fig 0 penny neff, bus. mgr. 0 iohn benz, arf ediTor 9 left, editorial staff 9 'lst row fl to rj: sue rolfes, barbara stevenson, ioe hayden, nancy bussarcl, lane diehl, ieannine weaver. 9 2nd row: ioyce rapp, ovice roderick, io cox, pat hunter, don allen, pat pollard, ruth irvin, nancy reese. 9 right, business staff 9 pina florenzo, mariorie ienkins, 'one 'ose h, Iois knabe, h llis rodin, ruth lederman, at Tierne , anne rosvenor, lillion friedman, rita hartenbaum. 1 I P P Y 9 P Y 9 during The april showers of 1947, a new staff was organized to publish The recensio for forty-eight. by iune all contracts were entered into, and during The summer The page-by-page dummy was planned and drawn up by The editor and arT editor. in The fall, with The complete dummy in front of Them, The editorial staff began Taking pictures, writing copy, and execuTing art work. The book was compiled and printed in sixteen-page units called signatures. The final engravings and copy were ready for The printer by march 15. This left a month for final printing and a month for binding. The business staff con- cerned itself with selling books and advertisements, handling vital statistics aT The Time of portrait photography, compiling The index, and in general handling all financial details. routine duties involved numerous lists, pictures, copy, and errands, which coordination blended into The book you are reading. 0 ellen dennison, 0 frank schatz, I charles purdy, 0 ioe davis, ass't. editor ass't. bus. mgr. photographer photographer sbs. spirit 0 177 178 0 spiriT the miami student 0 above ll To rl: neil barnharf, editory iohn rea, ediforp william graham, bus. mgr. Tor The pasT Tour years The oldesT college newspaper in The uniTed sTaTes has been adiudged The ouTsTanding paper of iTs class in The buckeye sTaTe by The ohio college newspaper associaTion and The lasT Three semesTers has received an all- american raTing by The associaTed collegiaTe press. The miami sTudenT is pub- lished semi-weekly ThroughouT The school year by inTeresTed sTudenTs vviThouT The help of a school of iournalism. freshmen work as cub reporTers and headline wriTers and wiTh each succeeding year, if Their meriT warranTs, become desk ediTors and issue ediTors. from Those juniors who have weaThered The process of eliminaTion, The ediTor, managing ediTor and associaTe ediTor are selecTed each spring. The sporTs deparTmenT follows a similar paTTern in ThaT The sporTs ediTor, a senior, is chosen by This process of meriT eliminaTion-boTh men's and women's sporTs are under his iurisdicTion. The business sTaTT is organized on This same progressive seT-up, wiTh The business manager supervising The subscripTions, ad- verTising, collecTions, circulaTion, bookkeeping and office procedure. ,If 0 above Cl to rj: helen davis, managing ed- itor, art cockett, sports editor, kathie swine- hart, associate editor. 0 below, left ll to rj: bob reemelin, circulation manager, bernice Schwarz, ad- vertising manager, walt downs, circulation manager. 0 right, top: don rice, niel buckley, sports issue editors, maralou iuday, society editor, iohn voss, lack thorn- bury, sports issue editors, absent, lack wittman, sports issue editor. 0 right, bottom: ' below, elizabeth reemelin, ' below ioe mcguire, dutch schultz, photographers. center, issue managers 9 ist row: iackie lange, irma steck, marilyn herr, mickey disher, chandler, dorothy kline. ' 2nd row: bob Cummings, stan lowitt, raymond klug, bob ben berryman, dan connors, lack ison. bottom ' 'lst row: issue editors-don richards, renee tronnes, dick bacon, mary cory, molly woods, marilyn chrisman, nancy graham. 9 2nd row: desk editors-iohn spangler, carol kingseed, milt farber, harold deutsch, nathine gaodenough, bill smith, bob waters, art brown, tom merinar, sol riegel, geege kircher. -,AV - -,,Mx his W 180 0 spirit the miami tomahawk 0 hope iohns, editor 0 bill cullen, bus. mgr. 0 above, left: iohn heisler, managing editor 0 above right: todd collins, advertising manager 0 below, left marty van duyn, art editor I below, right: bill stuck man, circulation manager. early in The eThnic days of i946 The indian-Tradirioned miami gave birTh To The Tomahawk, combined humor-liTerary magazine. unlike oTher local iournalisTic c:oncepTions, The Tomahawk-To Coin a phrase- reTlecTs campus life, from The arTisTic To The TanTasTic To The epic. published six Times yearly, The magazine conTains poems, shorT sTories, anec- doTes, jokes, Tearures, inTerviews wriTTen by The sTudenTs. phoTography, arT work, adyerrising-all The ingredienTs Tor a versaTile 36 or 40-page bookleT are handled by sTudenT personnel. cerTain deparTmenTs are sTandardized- Teepee TinType, a phoTographic lad or lassie, off The reservaTion, commenTary on campus life, and ediTorial. Tor The re- maining, anyThing and everyThing ThaT is of inTeresT To The Coeds and Their daTes is considered Tomahawk marerial. wiTh The lasT issue of '46 a parody of The new yorker magazine and This year's, Time, anoTher TradiTion seems hovering. in a Tiny cubhole-office in The basemenr of irvin hall The Tomahawk is open Tor humor. There's always a haTcheT or Two To sharpen and a bronze Table-sized indian for inspiraTion. 0 QI 10 rj: dghie durieux, igck gchweibgldl iggue edifgrgf 9 staff members: ban' newell, dave mayne, betty fuller, geege kircher, bob murray, peg iim dirkscheide, photographer. l e heme eds o spiriT 0 181 activities 182 0 spiriT ml ci al x l 9 fl To rj: dick bacon, doug hill, dale hiller, ed osferman, Todd i. collins, dave riggs, pres. paul daniel, Trees. wes smith, vice-pres. rodger alspach, elion neumann, donald wilder. ' absent: sec'y. bob black. lasT summer The ymca freshman camp conducTed a week-end of orienTaTion Tor lOO po- TenTial campus leaders. These men came To miami, danced aT The freshman mixer, en- joyed The lodge snack bar, and Took a break aT The game rooms. They enTered inTo ping pong and bridge TournamenTs and had Tellowship dinners wiTh The ywca. They Took ad- vanTage oT ymca TuncTions. These, and many more, are Tree To every sTudenT. The ymca broughT fine speakers and programs To The campus and TradiTionally looked Tor campus needs and Tilled Them properly. The y concenTraTes on doing Things for oThers. we uniTe in The desire To realize full and creoTive life Through o growing knowledge of god. we determine To have o parT in making This life possible for all people. in This Task we seek To undersTond iesus and follow him. around This, The nofional purpose of The young women's chrisTion ossociofion, The miami yw builds iTs program. ToToling five-hundred members, This yeor's y funcTioned under The direcfion of The officers and cabinet. each yeor lonely freshmen find friendship and comforf in The y, and Their oppreciafion is evidenT in The sTounch supporT They give To iT. 9 sionding ll To rl: ieanne belcher theobald, mary lou iackson, ann sharp, kay boehimer, carolyn edwards, pat shafer, delores brown, katherine swinehart, carol oslerman, dolores poTTs, mary coleman, ioyce smale, ioyce gabel, beify midgely. ' seaTed: treas. nancy finley, pres. anne bacon, sec'y. mariorie marriit, program coordinafor marge sieworf. ' absent: vice-pres. barbara mckee, nancy atwater, marty camp, margaret reel, jane mozzarella. WC claw spiriT I 183 miami c est 184 0 spirit ' lst row Cl to rj: bob murray, dale hiller, dave mayne, dick henn, mal owings, norman liedtke, max schneider. 9 2nd row: bob vess, leo merzweiler, loris miller, co-chairman todd collins, co-chairman kathie swinehart, iohn heisler, carol osferman, pete riffer. 5 3rd row: marilyn immel, lyn raymond, ann bacon, marian katz, peggy kramer, ruth stoep- pelwerth, pat shafer, kay boehmer, eileen butt, nancy graham, marilyn chrisman. with the slogan, make every gift a redskin lift, the miami chest bulged with a gift of 958212, a real lift for the miami redskins. to reach this total, teams were formed whose members scurried from dormi- tory to lodge to receive the contribution of each redskin. funds were divided among the local ymca, the local ywca, the world student service fund, the world youth fund, the committee on friendly rela- tions among foreign students, and contingency fund 'fmw hook Win! K lf M.-.----as -f :sul 11 bf!! ui limi Nil mln Tyan una: F -all K 1 Zwk kv! -WW Ylgsff-K WW K an mul HK ....,,.,, .....-... SX ., ia. if 9 'lsf row Cl To rl: marilyn berg, io brefz, elizabeih chandler, shirley crandall, co-editor marilyn chrisman, co-editor john heisler, bob reemelin, business manager stan lowiTT. 9 2nd row: mary deane eriel, ioan sarchet, nathine goodenough, bill smiih, mil? farber, carol kingseed. 9 3rd row: i. m. schweibold, beiiy fuller, ianet lucas, bill graham, nancy graham, ray klug. 9 4th row: renee tronnes, tom merinar, bob koenig, iohn spangler. 9 5th row: n. buckley, i. Thornbury, h. deutsch, sheldon s. mann, e. shank. 9 6Th row: donald rice, caroline hieber, iacque pierce, donald gorrell, bob will, Tom cooley, ar1 brown. wiTh a guide like The m book, how can any freshman go wrong? The main purpose of publishing iT is To orienTaTe all new sTudenTs coming To miami vviTh The many TradiTions, funcTions of organizaTions, and social evenTs which add so much magneTism To miami. The m books are mailed Through dr. roberT i. miner's office during The summer To all poTenTial freshmen, so They can geT acquainTed immediaTely wiTh miami's campus life. This freshman bible conTains all The informafion necessary To alerT freshmen as To whaf To anTicipaTe aT miami. vviTh This concise buT peneTraTing publicaTion, a freshman can speedily sTep inTo sTride vviTh The progressing program of miami. spiriT 9 185 ' group orchestra The sTrains of The orchesTra die-applause-yes, miami enioyed several conc:erTs presenfed by The orchesTra This year plus The ac:companimenT iT provided for The choral union program. in addiTion To making beauTiTul music, borh on campus and ouT-of-Town, The sixTy-one mem- bers of The orchesTra made hay: They enioyed a happy-go-lucky hayride in ocTober and a Trip To cincinnaTi To see The bosTon symphony. V 'lsT row ll To rj: vice-pres. isabel benlley, dale hiller, charles schmermund, bruce lcesler, paf campbell, marguerife schoen, virginia piTsenbarger, helen hetzler. 9 2nd row: gwen- dolyn wrighl, mariorie allen, barbara eldredge, marlorie whiiesel, iane wiley, james haffner, virginia clark, marilyn bowen, mildred faylor, margaref sieve, alberta Treon, elizabeth pofteiger, barbara gaver. 9 3rd row: ediih copas, iane thomas, winifred wrighl, iack swisher, ianef fleming, clair kohr, verlin curtis, howard miller, anne greenway, richard kehres, charles rhineharf, donald marx, wayne ruil1ley, lack walters, pres. evelyn swindler, arthur wisel1ar1, mariorie anderson. ' 4th row: charles wiley, sarah amstufz, carolyn freed, suzanne rolfes, carol sfeffen, ruth sfandafer, donald agne, william landmeier, paul morrow, sec'y. robert barnes, andy miTzo, ernest burneTT, merle darragh, mr. outland, mary wright, delores kish, alma mcqueary, mary ann fry, richard lcuch. 186 0 spiriT hand 9 'lst row il to rj: student conductor donald wolf, sec'y.-treas. evelyn swindler, martha mc- carroll, eileen van meter, charlotte thomas, virginia guy, alice lou bezold, iane wiley, victor hesse. 9 2nd row: alan macks, william chambers, vincent intorcio, roger cummings, marilyn miller, robert mcclain, richard kehres, ann greenway, lorraine greene, thomas dempsey, ruth murphy, thomas owen, alberta treon, mildred taylor. U 3rd row: marian stambaugh, barbara auldo, audrey maham, catherine schatz, dwight morner, bruce goldflies, paul patten, richard westrich, ernest burnett, alfred kieser, herb seltz, donna daye, henry hinshaw, robert clark, iack sluss, david dunbar, iames pantalas, charles rhinehart. ' 4th row: kenneth la- borie, patricia hutton, herman didday, ianet lucas, ruth richards, richard ortolf, thomas stambough, iohn werth, ruth bryan, carl knoch, lowell reid, william brown, ralph land- meirer, bruce kessler, theodore brown, paul morrow, thomas muntsinger, caleb standafer, vice-president robert barnes. 9 5th row: richard kuch, john kaeser, marion dove, mary wright, president richard sunderland, delores kish, reno menapace, donald hampton, robert nichols, earl keyser, donald agne, harry carr, director a. d, lekvold, iohn walter, robert waters, william lomax, david purdom, ioe huber. after the last of the band's football perform- ances, which displayed uniquely planned for- mations, a new plan was formulated which di- vided the band into two units-symphonic and varsity. the symphonic band checked off out- of-town and local concerts on its agendum, while the varsity band provided spirited music for basketball games and other activities. the band, composed of members clad in french blue trimmed in red and white, boasts fifty-one. spirit O 187 'I88 0 spirit g ee club ' lst row fl to rj: bob tannehill, vic schoen, jimmy quinn, george, mack, dean chiles, carl spurlack, conductor george barron, bob harter, don hood, dale hiller, john frech, don harrod. 9 2nd row: stanley rowland, sam badger, nick manolukas, robert johnston, stanley kerr, herb jaffe, jack strawbridge, harold apel, john helfrich, bob mcclciin, roger wickenden, daniel roth, carl knoch. 9 3rd row: sydney sinclair, george zimmerman, duane weber, james woodward, bob barnes, robert critz, dickin- son guiler, john heisey, pres. munro steel, dick thrall, dave stephenson, dick wright. ' 4th row: don edmundson, ken newton, bruce kesler, bill andrews, homer markle, tom blackiston, gerald gerwin, ralph landmeier, bruce young, phillip mitchell, don jefferis, hal fichter, sec'y. don doan. for music that satisfies, the miami glee club, composed entirely of male voices, is readily suggested. when handicapped by War, the glee club had to cease their activities, but last year they continued Where they had left off, and their ojuiescence during the war has left no trace. the club's current activities include a performance for an assembly pro- gram, a spring concert in benton, and a tour to seven or eight high schools to sing for assembly programs. the miami glee club men are seeking one main objective at their performances-good harmonious singing of good music which the audience will appre- ciate. at their meetings, besides practicing their selections, they practice traditions of good performance and presentation. madriga 9 ist row fl to rj: mary conti, ioyce swink, iulia shank, virginia pitsenbarger, rita means, carol sykes, io-auda wilken, iune gadske, pres. mary a. logan, conductor dora lyon, accompanist mariorie bagos, treas. cornelia nobles, betty bentley, lillian kuck foster. 9 2nd row: helen oatts, shirley clippinger, phyllis white, mary louise statler, patricia van atta, nancy freshour, martha camp, alice land, ianet gausman, naomi pask, susan chace, io anne cole. 9 3rd row: mary ann lee, ann ohnmeis, io ann osborne, barbara durr, fran williamson, nancy reese, lillian montgomery, colleen conrey, marilyn butler, gloria rekers, esther ltneisley, ellen coit, maryllyn bond, patricia wilson. 9 4th row: nancy e. cox, ioanne waterman, pat fry, virginia nobles, lois erion, alice iane wolf, sec'y. barbara doan, librarian iane dallas, marilyn immel, helen martin, wilma shafer, florence att. with sixty selected female voices, madrigal, the first choral group to be founded at miami, has built a radiant reputation on campus. their annual christmas assembly program fea- turing the night before christmas always packs 'em in at benton. other popular activities are their spring concert and appearances with the university orchestra. also on madrigal's yearly agendum are tours to various high schools, broadcasts from cincinnati and recep- tions for artists appearing at miami, all of which add up to a busy year. spirit 0 189 190 O spiriT minnesingers miami's beautifully blended group of male and Temale voices, minnesingers, are a credit To The university Tor Their outstandingly arranged concerTs. Their annual chrisTmas concerT, sponsored by The sTudenT religious council, TeaTured bach's christmas oraTorio. Their second concert, inspired by The approach oT easter, was pre- senTed by a representative small group in The Torm of chamber music. minnesingers, accompanied by The orchestra, cinched The year WiTh a memorable spring concert of sacred music. ' row 'l CI To rl: anita bury, eleonor curriclen, kathryn mellenbruch, carolyn brigner, lois fred- erick, frieda hempel, marilyn miller, conductor george list, ieanefte lceesecker, ioyce eldridge, betty minnich, eleanor hoffman, vivienne knapp, bea cooper, martha cruea. 0 row 2: pal findley, ruth culp, committee member marilyn mittler, iames Teitelbaum, bill ienkins, dick guiler, committee member bill reilley, wayne hauser, ann clark, icon bell, gerry houser, mrs. foster. 9 row 3: mary lee troxell, iris kolp, elaine young, delores polts, delmar mowery, nicholas man- olukas, richard whiteside, bill barclay, tom blackiston, ken newton, dorothy svenson, anna mae dunn, beverly wade, geraldine schulfze. ' row 4: eleanor keffer, maralyn laver, ioe tanski, bruce buckley, Thomas williams, richard renfz, eugene evans, iohn puckett, robert morris, com- mittee chairman gerald gerwin, ernest gross, hadley sines, marcia roecling, patricia nelson, mary ellen holmes. l , 2 Q W af. 9 Wee um : f-'fees' . ,..f. : QQZ12- uIji , . . . . -g wsf ' if' V .y Ev ,cp -,A-.: X:-r,.,w,,, e s -W . -- ' iz: 4 'I'- if P' , ,WV sg eakers bureau 9 standing: chairman frank greene. ' ls? row Cl To rl: d. w. hoover, kenneth r. gabor, Tom redick, iohn fulker, pei-wen yu. ' 2nd row: art m. wisehart, corinne reed, w. i. kitfridge, carlos ballerino, inez b. goss. 0 3rd row: betty anne midgley, marfha rogers, walter lancasfer, paul g. glassmeier, clyde e. allmon. 9 4th row: david escobar, cassiano nunes bofica, ran- some r. williams, vicharn nivatvongs, sponsor bernard f. phelps. ' 51h row: carl snyder, mary deane ertel, iean powell, ford r, hamplon. ' absenfz charlotte forsberg, paul daniel, roberf jones, leonard zdara, dolores poTTs, iacquelin chauvin, gerald miichener, iulieia aracena, robert p. brown, emmef muferspan. sTudenTs inTeresTed in increasing Their pracfical speaking experience find a golden op- porTuniTy To do so Through The speakers bureau of The speech deparTmenT. The speakers bureau makes aT leasT QOO engagemenTs To speak aT business clubs, church groups, and high schools ThroughouT The year. This device is used To Train speakers, and iT also pro- vides enTerTainmenT for miami vviThin a fiffy-mile radius of oxford. The principle purpose of The bureau is To Train speakers, and They are broken in by pracTice aT meeTings. The speakers bureau is a member of Tau kappa alpha, a naTional forensic fraTerniTy. spirif O l9'l 192 O spirit e merrie pla ers 0 'Ist row fl to rj: frank paulowski, pres. iack sheehan, george kilkenny. ' 2ncl row: elaine halstead, morge bucar, sara morlidge, charlotte phipps, vice-pres. iustyn patterson, eileen van meter. 9 3rd row: adviser homer n. abegglen, warren de- lano, pat sumpson, sec'y.-treas. gloria crawforcl, dolores potts, george zimmerman, bernard phelps. ' 4th row: bob t. iones, herbert seltz, clark robinson. for all stage-struck students interested in attaining the highest goal in dramatics and stage crew work on campus, miami offers ye merrie players, one of its oldest honorary societies, being founded in l9lO. ye merrie players has always maintained an excellent reputation on campus by sponsoring many one-act plays and several big play productions yearly. it is constantly striving for higher levels and ideals in theatre. to do this, it carefully selects students as prospective members and keeps its standards high. some of the qualifications for membership into ye merrie players are distinguished service in the theatre activities on campus and an accumulation of sixty points of stage Work. this is wmub, miami university, broadcasting on a frequency ot 570 kilocycles -with this identification one ot our newest and most inter- esting extra-curricular campus ac- tivities was introduced last tall to the student body. under the cap- able direction ot prof. edward ben- field of the speech department, wmub has scheduled and broadcast a group ot programs which are de- signed to please the students. these programs range from music, both popular and classical, to campus news, local and national sports news and dramatic shows. as soon as each dormitory can be wired, the entire student body will be able to enioy the program of your campus station. 0 'Ist row Cl to rj: dick kerns, iack kistler, iudy williams, adviser ed benfield, barbara connor, chief program manager arthur corston, corinne reed. 9 2nd row: andy matzer, art van alia, sidney sinclair, bud weed, tom merinar, harlan r. spies, tom nolloth, al kieser, marshall martin, rod hill, iohn smale. .M ' s.me..m..-LM... M again ,.....,3.- V-s..,.,i-i.e,.,s,w5 .. theater 0 above: al sloane llefrl and frank paulowski in o scrap of paper. The delighflul Trench play a scrap of paper, wriTTen by v. sardou, and di- recTed by dr. homer abegglen for The benTon sTage, heralded The '47-48 drama season. iune gadske and al sloane porTrayed respe-cTively The copTi- vaTing suzanne, and The polished m. prosper block. mid-Toll, The comedy king arThur's socks by floyd dell, ran aT The Towers, presenring in The lead roles helen marTin and cliff sanderson. The direcrion was in bob hailey's hands. iusr before The holidays, paT redinger and ray o'connor in sTrindberg's The TaTher gave us a gripping performance in The baTTle of The sexes. 0 below: helen marrin and cliff sanclerson in king arThur's socks. vi eg , 9 49 0 above ll To rl: ray o'connor, art stone, iohn heisey, and iohn holden in The father. in the same evening, along with king arThur's socks, an unusually fine pre- sentation of the tragedy, riders To The sea by i. synge, was memorable. under charlie gilbert's direction, The story of The islands of iran lived Tor its audience. The cap-stone of This year's dramatic runs was overwhelmingly shakespeare's merchant of venice. jack sheehan, as shylock, and pinky morlidge, as portia, were outstanding in their roles. supported by a most capable cast, we can'T forget sig baiak, charles gilbert, rog hill or The others who molded themselves To shakespearian parts. dr. abegglen's spring play, once again, Topped the season. 0 below: anita pape, kay york, pat hunter, dick thrall, pat patten, wilma Shafer, and mereclith wade in riders To The seo. theater XQW ww 4 is .i pq t X 92 93 S2 SSW 'fz2EKQ5 1. 2 2 A A. rw S ,sa 2, :Z -Y 0.12 ay . sw: .' -: :: - Q 3534 3' is ,W.3,92Q,,.,f., 193.13 4'3-P23593 ISI 2, 1',fffI QEIZ' 115184 ' H914 Q' f3'9?2.'1'f,Yl.? TliI QQ QI IlIP3i'IfS'i' 2455395 59' 251 1' Ti '55 'U-f-IQ 1113232 fl. ' 33' 5.2: IL 13.2 L,.'lI'1 2,jf2Y2 'fbi ,I 2-We ' V christian science 196 9 spirit 9 'lst row fl to rj: martha kagy, lois ladriere, nancy schneider, dorothy krenek, kathleen krieble, elaine halstead, carolyn ploger. 9 2nd row: mrs. lena delonty, iacqueline groth, gloria rekers, ioanne waterman, linda lee horton, second reader charlotte mummo, virginia mumma, prof. doru lyon. 9 3rd row: al goodman, sue carter, myro watkins, robyn oldham, chair- man ellen coit, joan williams, clerk dick riggs. 9 4th row: first reader bob beck, e. e. bielfeldt, d. r. courtney, w. r. elliott, d. c. roberts, r. d. pitkin, g. d. trout, h. mummo. christian science organization started the year with a reception for the freshmen. the tea was followed by the semester business meeting. sunday activities: the lesson sermon was ready from the desk by the readers. followers of christian science who are students or instructors may become members of this organization. two lectures were given this year in mc guffey auditorium by members of the board of lectureship of the mother church. the local group was established in accordance with the rules and by-laws of the mother church, the first church of christ, scientist, at boston, massachusetts, and their purpose is to provide interested students with a christian science church. services were held each sunday and the testimonial meetings each tuesday. their constitution pro- vides for one business meeting each semester. delta slgma theta The need for religion ond religious fellow- ship is basic among college sTudenTs. The omicron chopTer of delTo sigma TheTo, founded To fulfill These primary exigenc- ies, combines recreoTion vviTh services for The furTheronce of chrisTion living and To enable sTudenTs To find broTherly love cenTered in chrisT. seeking To develop effecTive leadership in The church, The froTerniTy emphasizes various phases of sociol service. all sTudenTs of meThodisT preference ore qualified for membership ond are privileged To porToke of oll so- ciol funcTions sponsored by The chopTer, such os The annual rnoonlighT and roses dance ond joinT meeTings and porTies wiTh The sisTer sororiTy, koppo phi. ' lst row ll To rj: jim bohlander, carl knoch, jim schaer, bob fields, joe briggs, Tom blackisfon, bob barnes, sec'y. clczir kohr, duane cogswell, dan ledford. 9 2nd row: arT foliz, paul waikins, clale harrison, bill diles, pres. charles moifhews, paul evans, naT'l. pres. russell sawmiller, john mclaren. 9 3rd row: bob wrighf, dick waliz, al sahli, leroy brooks, jim davis, Treas. robert harris, marion friday. ' 4Th row: ed curriden, kennelh pugh, bob clarke, led butler, larry simison, william becker, paul morrow, ken frye, dick marshall. 9 51h row: bob Thurston, bob mcgill, chuck curriclen, al wianf, paul pahen, bill carfer, dick nifzel, Toby baker, bill carle, don rice, bob brown. 5 6Th row: john wertl-i, stanley bohl, bill crump, bud davis, dwighi morner, ken foster, bob culp. hillel 198 9 spirit 9 lst row, Cl to rl: marilyn dworkin, cecile shure, pres. myron shure, rita hartenbaum, ivan fuldauer, david spear, ioan sandson. 9 2nd row: marian katz, raymond recht, esther supowit, bernice schwarz, zetta gittleson, barbara ascher, vice-pres. lois hanis, ioseph stone, director milton schulman. 9 3rcl row: sec'y. millecent leicht, marcia plotkin, jordan perlman, treas. norma bleier, robert koenig, dan spear, lois bauer, george nachman, gerry mayer, marolyn moyer, mgrid newhouse. 9 4th row: elaine rosenblum, lillian friedman, ruth lederman, carol berg, carole cohen, robert gerrard, diane trager, lynn krenitz, phyllis kottler, elaine young, ecile pierce, suzanne ginn, sally weiss, gertrude schultz, maretta stacel, dan roth, robert gross. 9 5th row: ioseph lefcowitz, arthur malcum, milton farber, don allen, myron rudolph, sandford stein, elaine reich, ice garson, iudy vision, frances iaskulek, iulia levin. hopes for a hillel house form much current discussion matter in the hillel foundation, a jewish group which blends their principles into a three-fold program: cultural, religious, and social. their library in the y.m.c.a. office offers periodicals especially on palestinian subjects. this year hillel is sponsoring two hungarian boys on full scholarship. hilIeI's social activities have been many and varied. kappa phi moonlighT and roses, The Tradifional formal dance held afTer The spring iniTiaTion, was The lasT big affair of The year. any girl showing meThodisT preference may ioin kappa phi. The group of l23 acTives and pledges, by Working vviTh The Wesley foundafion, uniTe To realize greaTer friendship and furfher The common chrisfian purpose of seeking The highesT spiriTual values in life. The meeTing may be business or social geT-Togefhers. The Theme for The year, chosen by The chapTer and developed in program work, was open mine eyes. The candle lighTing service aT chrisfmas for all members served To express The feeling of The yuleTide season. ' lst row ll fo rj: martha king, eileen magie, olga kanareff. 9 2nd row: pres. mariorie sTewarT, Treas. Themla bush, beT1y minnich, lola geeslin, mary ann johnson, helen Crawford, nancy sever. 9 3rd row: lucy websier, marion wilson, beffy broad- well, recording sec'y. helen becker, betty ammerman, nancy nash, corresponding sec'y. meg van gorden, mrs. bauer, miss drill, marjorie reiner. aiigilfg ,4 - 5' nf Axfel 'it 5 spirif 0 199 200 . Spirif Bran Stu dent assgn O Ns! row KX ro rh rreas. brh vlhhaker, pres. hans hohrroger, mrs. h. c. ter vehn, rev. h. c. ter vehn. O 'lna row don connars, heXen rrfrrcheh, -Adenne Knapp, Xeanne haker, wkrgrnia hskon, Xeon siruhar, roy birmkngham. O 'bra raw: nerne kehey, nancy e. cox, chodohe cox, 'Ace-pres. ruth SKOBPPBXWBYWW, mary ann ahCrre,bexw Kane rhoades. I Mh row recording sec.'1.bex-bl schekberr, correspond-Kng gedy. bonnke harrung, pak van aria, Xoukse marson, george Virmpeh mksskon ser.'y. ark rhkeme. O 5th raw: rrchora peronke, frm Enlsknger, herb roreman, george foreman, mac hah, gXen stage, m. k. chrkstkansen, rober! hamkhon, hed h. V-reger, chades reckman. rhe 'oasemenr recreahon room 'rs Xcepr 'ousxj by some 'BOO peopXe or rhe Xurheran sruaenr ossoorafxon, ana rhe hrsr Hoor or rhe Xurheran parsonage has been 'rurnea over ro the X.s.a. 'oy rhe rev. Xee rer vehn ana hrs dnarmrng wrre. prcnkcs, dances, ana game parhes rouna our the 'xniormaX sooroX evenrs. rurnkng rrom recrearron ro 'she makn program, the group combknes er'ror'rs rowara rhe work or goo wrrh dose cooperorron oi the many X.s.a. groups Xn the unkrea stares ana canaaa. monrhhf iehowshkp suppers provrae much enrerraknmenr ana opporrunkfres ro ger acauaknrea wnh iehow sruaenrs. X.s.a. akas 'rn support or summer camps ior young peopXe ana mrssronarres. newman club last fall the newmon club started its membership drive by offering suppers and open houses ond loter with parties ot the born. the traditional festivities at christmas were fol- lovved by the onnucil february formol. the group vvos hon- ored by the presence of o priest from dayton university, who led the discussions of the all-day retreat during lent. all Catholic students are eligible to join this group vvhose purpose is to promote religious, cultural, ond sociol octivi- ties among all students of the catholic faith. 9 ist row il to rj: umberto carbone, bruno lioi, phil mcdonough, ned metsch, nicholas buian, thomas mason, george britton, george zivic, iames e. frankart. 9 2nd row: virginia domasky, charme de vine, martha heffernan, sue kirkham, vice- pres. dorothy marsalek, dorothy a. ostroska, iean conway, treas. ann tomcik, iean curtin, carolyn clark, kay switter. ' 3rd row: lim kilbane, sigmund f. baiak, don- ald e. baker, annette m. spooner, barbara connor, rosemarie hummel, iean ann keller, ginny lou clark, alice eggleston, don broerman, g. w. kilkenny, pres. robert cromling. 9 4th row pina florenzo, mary canti, sec'y. bernadine caffman, iudy de eulis, marion clark, irene mason, ioan brandt, mary ann beimford, cassiano nunes botica, reno i. menapace, robert l. wannemaker, carlos ballerina. - f 1 as-1,,VyV spirit O 201 202 O spirit Wes ey foundation 9 sitting on floor Cl to rj: maralyn laver, maryann iohnson, marian carroll, pat colyer, muriel merton, betty ammerman, bob barnes. 0 sitting on chairs: sec'y. betty midgley, paul Watkins, shirley brookins, charles ewalt, assoc. director miss marlorie houk, mariorie whitesel, russell sawmiller, bob schanke, ruth font, bill diles. 9 standing: pres. bob Clarke, tom blackiston, wally edwards, charles matthews, clair kohr. With kappa phi, delta sigma theta, the Wesley players, and the shutter pups rolled into one big ball of brother- hood, We find the Wesley foundation, a methodist reli- gious organization governed by 35 elected members Who plan and administer all activities. Wesley house, the student center, is open every day for lounging, rec- reation, meetings, study and meditation. the successful care drive to send packages overseas, the regular sun- day night snack suppers, vesper services, sunday col- lege classes, and the student choir showed the ambi- tion and successful leadership of the Wesley foundation. Westminster cabinet how's for o picnic in The beeches GT wesTern? This was done by The wesTminsTer cdbineT !osT Toll ond followed by The ghosT wc1lk or The holloween porTy. wiThin o club cn new club wos formed, club '5l, especially Tor freshmen. mingled wiTh The chrisTmc1s service wiTh The wesley ToundoTion, The coroling pcirTy, ond The oTher sociol olfoirs, The members dim To meeT wiTh ond be wiTh oThers who ore olso Trying To improve Their doily lives ds chrisTions. The sundoy schedule hos included The breokTc1sT club in The church kiTchen, forum discussions, morning worship in The church soncfuory, The supper club in The church sociol room, ond The wesTminsTer sTudenT fellowship which Teorures vc1rieTy pro- grams including worship, music, speokers, ond movies. 0 lst row fl To rj: vice-pres. marian benoy, Treas. robert daniel, rev. iames weslhcfer, pres. marshall, iim nealeigh, sec'y. kay boehmer. 9 2nd row: mary morgan, nathine goodenough, iuliefa aracena, mary lib coleman, helen kramer, dee keith, dolores polfs. 9 3rd row: art wisehart, mary cory, richard shellenbarger, douglas hill, bob mcintyre, mildred thorn, ray miller, flor- ence wagner. spiriT 0 203 204 O spiriT Ilan ou a.i.a., student chapter members of The sTudenT ossociofe chopTer of The omericon insTiTuTe of orchiTecTs ore jun- ior, senior, or posT-groduoTe sTudenTs in The school of orchiTecTure. The promoTion of sTudenT inTeresT in The profession ond improvemenTs in The deporTmenT ore The oims of The eighT-yeor old orchifecfure club. The fine orTs mciiors look forvvord To The plocemenf service which Tries To find good posifions for The well-quolified. folks by members of The foculTy ond prominenT men in The orchifecmre profession highlighf Their ocTiviTies. ' 'IsT row Cl To rj: prof. david b. maxfield, pres. george smith, sec'y. robert schibley, walter caldwell, w. r. TipTon, william brown, dutch schuITz, robert Iecklider. 0 2nd row: Treas. richard o'rourke, edward heine, vice-pres. gene swortz, marjorie bul- lock, howard wedegoriner, carlTon wilson, franklin bures, william siockhaus. ass9n. for ohildhood education 'ist row ll To rl: eileen springmyer, donna weiss, gloria rekers, greta mottelson, mabel f, altsteifer, vice- pres. barbara willard, sec'y. mary iohnson, pres. rosemary sfeele, adviser miss zeller. 9 2nd row: lillian friedman, yolanda Tiburzi, jean ann keller, madelyn brandeberry, ioyce chafer, doroThy osfroska, dorolhy zerger, mariefia aTherTon, barbara hall, ieanne mckee, iosephine middleTon. U 3rd row: ann m. fisher, marie visser, ruih b, boclenham, mary harbage, lane yauger, gladyse brinkman, marilyn weihl, rosemary ioyce, lois erion, paf saurber, mariorie reiner. 9 4Th row: virginia lision, carol osiermann, nancy blah, beTTe feafheringham, carol llyod, paT nelson, doroThy hall, helen beclcer, alice brookins, nina womacks. ' 51h row: carol sTeffen, par kolb, marfha wibel, mary Tofh, ianie gufhals, donna fay williams, ianei smith, io ann swygard, iean sfufzman. 9 6Th row: pat fry, marfha camp, nancy cool, mary fenker, mary ann alkire, mary conii, arlene allen. Three chinese orphans are supporTed by The associaTion for childhood edu- caTion. This benevolenT organizaTion also has The use of radio sTaTion wmoh once a week To broadcasT children's sTories which are narraTed by mem- bers. for The poor Tarnilies in oxford, They packed chrisTmas boxes and had a chrisTmas parTy aTTerwards. The group senT Tour clelegaTes To The a.c:.e. convenTion in sT. louis. all members musT be enrolled in primary or ele- menTary educaTion. one-hundred TiTTy sTrong, They have been one of The mosT aCTive groups on miami's campus. spiriT 0 205 206 0 spiriT ass'n. of miami independents The o.rn.i. provides on opporTuniTy Tor you To Tind your ploce in compus ocTiviTies is The beckoning coll of The ossocioTion of miomi independenTs. The meeTings, oT which obouT lOO members porTicipoTe, ore usuolly so- ciol. The yeor vvos opened vvifh on open house held during Treshmon Week ond The Teo-donce, TooTboll Tollies, held in ocTober. o sodie howkins doy donce, chrisfmos porTy, oTher open houses, ond o coboreT donce- condlelighT only-compleTed The oimospheric sociol progrom. 9 officers: res. 'im hansen, vice- res. elizabeih silver sec' . mildred sunialo, Trecs. Tom ewin , udA I Y vlser mr. warren cunningham. american chemical socict 3 standing: pres. dale m. hiller. ' 'Isl row: iane owens, sec-freas. iohn anderegg, vice-pres, paul m. palfen, doris pryer, frank iber, iames m. scarborough. 9 2nd row: alfred T. sahli, roberf chandler, henry e. polkowski, pefer r. iohnsion, ioan lafhouse, harry r. pahl. 9 3rd row: io mclaughlin, robert c. rock, don. d. emrick, steward flaschen. 9 4th row: winifred dunfon, margaret suverkrop, dorofhy henrich, charles sfarforfh, doris stage, iohn kolb. 9 5th row: donald baker, george kolkenny, iohn lucas, fred klag, william i. race, iames b. fleek, dr. iohn g. burr. The miami universiTy sTudenT aTTiliaTe chapTer of The american chemical so- cieTy-alThough iT recenTly celebraTed The TirsT anniversary of iTs naTional aTTiliaTion-has insTilled many TesT-Tube addicTs wiTh a spiriT of professional pride. all chemisTry maiors and pre-medics are eligible Tor membership. during The currenT year, members of This organizaTion had opporTuniTies To presenT Technical papers and receive TirsT-hand experiences Through visiTs To several leading manufacmring planTs in The viciniTy. spiriT O 207 208 0 spirit cosmopolitan club X ,,.zs....M . . figfff' 4: wo, 5 Nxfd? ' officers: pres. ichn robinson, vice-pres. henry polkowski, sec'y. virginia hess, treas. mildrecl suntala. ci veritoble greenvvich villoge-the toreign element gt miomi hos d reputcution of hciving o greot decal ot sovor which is blended into one ot the most colorful ond toscinoting or- gonizotions on cdmpus-chinese, sidmese, io pdnese, trench, norvvegion-truely cosmopol- iton. we tind the peoples ot mgny ldnds ot home in omericd, ottending university closses ond contributing to our understonding of remote customs ond ideos. cosmopoliton club, o notionol orgonizotion, is open to foreign students ond to everyone interested in world trovel. this yeor the club held on foreign ddnce, o gold christmostide poirty with oll the holidoy trimmings, ond sponsored mony unique speokers ond disploys ot foreign cirtistry. this provided on opportunity to extend o worm hdndshoke ground the world. home economics club prepare for ci profession onol ci holf. Through ocTive porTicipoTion in The home ec clulo, fuTure home-mokers prepore Themselves for bofh professionol cincl morrieol life. The club is open To home economics onol olieTeTics mojors onol minors, ond one of iTs ccirdinol funcTions is The perpeTuoTion of cz closer friendship omong The girls. os ci brcinch of The omericon home economics cissocioTion, The orgonizoTion pro- mofes household efficiency ond offorcls sTuolenTs wiTh opporTuniTies To creoTe idecis for on heolThier, hoppier omericcin home. evenTs high- lighfing '47-48 were progroms by The differenT closses, demonsfro- Tions, o chic sfyle show oncl sunoloy-morning breolcfosT. 0 officers: pres. murguerife sefflemire, vice-pres. murgoi breaks, sec'y. beffy lou cruikshunk, Trees. florence wagner, adviser morgurei o'connor. spiriT 0 209 e eercle francais g5,9 MAL T gpg d.QY 210 O spirif ' lsl row il To rj: dave moreharl, Tom byrne, marion parish, bertwin keller, iune iohnson, Treas. wally skinner, dominick consolo, marilyn carlson, harold watkins. 0 2nd row: miss phyllis heckathorn, sec'y. lucille di paola, miss agnes fowler, miss anne risinger, donna daye, doris stage, iane ann shera, iean kish, peg woodard, norma denT, mary miller, program manager iacqueline chauvin, marrha rossel, vice- presidenf gay di michele, nancy finley, ellen coiT. 9 3rd row: mr. marion miller, mr. faulkner, dclores brown, mr. bradley, barbara pidgeon, mrs. homer abegglen, mary lib coleman, nancy mcginnis, jack muller, marian dieferich, gary geist, rosemary riely, roberT iames culpepper, bob geiger, vernon wilson, mr. howard chace, richard ienks, marilyn krenilz, hope finley, presidenl john irvin, mary harry, program manager iohn gyr, mr. iohn swope. The specific inTenT of le cercle francais is To develop a speaking abiIiTy in french Through inTeresTs in french liferafure, language, cusfoms, and Tradi- Tions: This is The general effecT of The club. The language is spoken aT all The meefings whenever possible. The programs are usually modeled affer french Tradifions and cusToms, as was The chrisTmos parTy and The mardi gras, gala cosTume affair held lasf february. requiremenfs are one semesfer of french. ex-officio le cercle francais members are Those in befa pi Thefa. marco polo tor the second consecutive year, miami had its own student musical production, all proceeds were donated to the student union fund. this year's production was a satire on the lite and adventures ot marco polo and related marco's travels from venice to the east. dick riggs and al goodman were co- producers and were assisted by iim hansen, business coordinator, iim harris, publicity director, paul abercrombie, ian crownover, bob clark's orchestra, and a cast of over seventy. iohn dome also ex- tended able assistance vvith his photography. the entire show was vvritten, directed, and produced by students vvith dr. homer abegglen acting as faculty adviser. ' lst row: janet crownover, gertrucle schultz, barbara bemis, muriel bahlman, iackie cowin, beverly wade, sue meyers, lois haager, pa! ienkins, margie gehlker, nancy foster, sue carnochan, vivian fogle. ' 2nd rowzpaul abercrombie, peggy cofner, marilyn simmons, colleen conrey, put hunter, sara walters, phyllis taylor, shirley clippinger, ianet lang, ioyce gable, marge ayers, barbara elclridge, pat rediger, sue thorn, hal haddes. ' 3rd row: dick cole, bernie hiatt, tom bateman, don bernclsen, george hoas, betsy silver, katherine krieble, isabel bentley, rose- mary philips, ross hildebrancl, herb seltz, ioe tanski, bill armstrong, iim ponfalos, frank paulawski. 5 4th row: dick riggs, elstun goodmon, bob beck, dole brown, dave kiley, ralph putney, dick thrall, boll barkloy, iim harris, bob fulton, lack bernhardf, iim hansen, hunk klein, walker lybarger, ol goodman. ' 5th row: iohn robinson, iohn helfrich, dave toeppen, bill cloyle, iock kaiser, marshall martin, bill high, gene volle, henry hinshaw, bob clark. spirit 0 2ll 212 0 spirii n.r.0.t.c. l gi V ffl' X Lx R 'EMM ff? L-- Q- Ev ei 35 , 1 9 -' k 2 iisinlxzl if ' 9 above, leff, color guard 9 Cl io rj: ioseph reed, fred brower, norman liedfke, iames middough. 9 right, loaf tolion staff: lf. Ci.g.J ray miller, lf. cdr. tom patierson, c.p.o. paul anson, 9 siaff 9 lsi' row: lf. fi.g.J arihur hammarlund, lf. cdr, richard marquardf, cpi. granville moore, cdr. ioseph cosfello lf. cdr. paul gannon, cpf. john conway, u.s.m.c. 9 2nd row: chief marvin sizemore, chief howard marx, mfsgf harold krepps, s.o.m. lfc. averill havnen, chief francis o'bryan, chief michael oleskowifz, chief wendell sfone chief donald beebe. 1 A 1-'ff' 'xsmxk 4' :JS ' '-fl ,leg-i'lA ' x 9 company a 9 'lst row fl to rj: lt. li.g.J ioseph mccoy, c.p.o. donald stout, lt. thomas stewart, arthur foltz, ens. sindey sinclair. 9 2nd row: courtney robinson, newton white, theodore brown, clovis baker, iohn barker, iames bohlander, david boyd, henry sul- livan, karl parrish, ewan hinkle, robert dickson, david gilboe, carl evans, albert falther, robert fulton. 9 3rd row: daniel macklin, omar blevins, ernest worburton, archibald brown, robert butler, paul byrd, walter shafer, robert howland, donald gerber, harry englehart, william salzman, douglas reid. 9 4th row: robert evans, iohn corley, william chambers, donald cisar, william cubberly, ned wick, zane duncan, edward shank, caleb standfer, edwin iohnson, donald lawrence, alan lewis. 9 company b : c.p.o. byron copp, lt. roland payette, robert nichols, ens. william gorham. 9 2nd row: hilton mcpheters, richard duke, joseph lukens, iohn milligan, thomas smith, iohn martin, victor hesse, eugene schwartz, edward iudy, ray denny, thomas burnetta, david sharpe, marvin stotford, carl smith, rupert loyd. 9 3rd row: robert cantoni, raymond o'conner, robert koenig, edward murphy, richard matter, william owens, gary carle, richard thrall, stanley bohl, bruce young, edward ruppel, iack ulm. 9 4th row: morris zimmerman, roy roman, ernest strawman, iohn starck, herbert severns, bruce porter, paul young, robert freed, david leach, leo boylan, ioseph pug- liese, kenneth younkman. with the u.s. naval ensign bars as its goal, miami's busy naval reserve officers training corps drills religiously once a week and continuely gains more knowledge about the functions and operations of our navy. this work is packed into an average ot tive hours a Week tor each man, in order to enable him to keep up with his regular school requirements. however, not all is hard book vvork. each year the high-light ot the course is the six-weeks cruise, which this year will carry the corps throughout the pacitic area. spirit 0 213 214 0 spirit square and compass 9 standing: pres. robert marshall. 9 'lst row Cl to rt: jeff neol, don hawkins, lowell reid, robert iones, treas. frank r. smith. 9 2nd row: tom cooley, george smith, bill luppert, elton, c. neumann, bill iones. 9 3rd row: norval humphrey, vice-pres. andrew coldwell, nolan crawford, paul m, parker, robert c. noe. 9 41h row: sec'y. george gilbert, iames dodgson, walter Caldwell, claire shellabargar, george johnson. 9 5th row: robert belch. 9 absent, glenn c. vaughn, richard p. nitzel, william w. dodgson, robert h. brees, advisor w. e. smith, brotherhood ond mosonic ideols! the principol function ot the squore ond com- poss club is the promotion ot fellowship ond philonthropic spirit. the club is composed ot student mosons ond de moloys who ore unoble to ottend their home chcipters while pursuing o higher educotion. ot the semi-monthly meetings sever- ol speokers presented thought-provoking problems of mojor importonce todoy. recreotion wos provided by the showing of motion pictures of oil ot miomi's civvoy-from-home tootboll gomes, o hoyride, ond o goy scovenger hunt. the out- stondnig success of the yeor wos the third onnuol spring bonquet. oxford municipal pool in mid-july 0 spirit 0 215 216 O spirit 0 at enfronce of The redskin reservofion 5 my . 04. 9-1 4..- f HA.. ,. 9 fx ,ay M .mn f,-f . ,X M My ,, of oxfordrollege 0 spirit 0 217 631.1 ,gr .4 1 .,.,,:, 415' il' A1 'f5'Hf . 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TheTci upsilon's miomi squeeze ploy won The sororiTy gold cup, wiTh pi beTc1 phi second ond delTo gommci Third. o 21-O fooTbc1ll vicTory ond on enioyoble olumni cof- fee in wiThrow courT were Topped off by The gold formol of wiThrow. 0 left: pep rcilly, cook field, The nighT before homecoming ddy 0 Top sigmo chis winning frofermfy house decoroTion. 0boTTom: sororiTy flooT porode on high sTreeT opposiTe ogden hcl' few, 0 Top: Thefo upsilon's Winning sororiTy Hoof. 0 bottom: ohio Univ, bcili carrier in oction. circle: homecoming king iohn cormichael ond queen iocn mcmanus. spirit I 221 rorltles 222 O spiriT panhellenic council 9 'Ist row Cl To rl: esfher supowiT, sally adams, mariam gilbarf, helen rider. 9 2nd row: loris miller, hope iohns, greie seTTlemire, Treas. peg lcramer, sec'y. sue soiherland, pres. ellen isaacs, vice-pres. mary iane connell, marge fisher, ioyce kleinoeder, barb ray, adviser miss gladys burgess. 9 3rd row: mary io shriner, virginia mark, winnie garner, Camilla cook, iane creswell, marian kaiz, ruTh sioepplewerih, barb fruTh, sara morlidge, renee Tronnes, jean sfewart ,mariorie cacner, margaret steve, io anne nye, norma brillhart, ianef mills. one conscious design, one perpeTual aim-To TurTher cooperaTion and alTruism among sororiTies-guides The members of The pan-hellenic council, The governing group which sheaves TogeTher all The sororiTies on campus. The council devises formulas which conTrol and equalize all of The sororiiies aT miami on The basis oT sporTsmanship during rushing and a benevolenT aTTiTude aT all Times Toward Those of oTher aTTiliaTions. The council, composed of The presidenT, plus a represenTa- Tive, from each sororiTy, also promoTes and organizes The pan-hellenic dance, sing, and homecoming TloaTs. a recenT proiecT prosperously venTured by The coun- cil was The organizing of The iunior pan-hellenic council, which sTrives To acquainT pledges wiTh The True pan-hellenic spiriT found aT miami. A 7 Y' ' . vV'fE' f ,. p T 43' Q w T. gm ,...,?-2 ,F -- ,L 4 ' ff f 1, .Q 'A ggi AV , 5, 'fwfr , gb A H is f-fffiwfffg f 1 ffwfif - X1 vw . 'W f ' ,RIN Avviwgwk ,S Nr ug' ff If lm , ' Q, f A--Q QP' ' ,. wg 'w 7 KL V M. al -'li 1 M . 'rf My Q , 1. as :W 5 LF Q E234 sororit life T F3 I D i spirit 0 223 224 0 spiriT alpha chi omega beTa Tau of alpha chi omega, whose newly-rigged suiTe is locaTed in souTh hall, pro- Tesses many members holding ouTsTanding campus posiTions. barbara bender, The chapTer presidenT, was secreTary of The redskin reservaTion commiTTee and is a mem- ber of psi chi, ruTh sToepplewerTh is on The s.T.c. and was a counselor, as was greTa moTTleson. naThine goodenough is a desk ediTor on The sTudenT, annalaine limper, jackie cowin, and shirley clippinger are acTive in TheaTer work. oTher alpha chi ome- gas are members, and many are officers of various campus groups and honoraries. sisTerhood was TurThered vviTh Triday nighT suife suppers. ' below, left-seated fl To rj: pledge mistress Iois ann schibley, corres. sec'y. ieanne wagner, pres. barbara bender. 9 standing: recording sec'y. elaine halstead, Treas. sylvia Tiefermann. 2 Q 2 9 row l barbara bender, evelyn borcherding, patty col- yer, peggy cofner, iane dick- son. 9 row 2 gay di michele, lois dofzauer, barbara garl- ing, nafhine gooclenough, elaine halstead. 9 row 3 marge harisel, grela moffle- son, patricia nelson, lois pei- erson, berniia ray. 9 row 4 lois ann schibley, elinor schiclc, pat schmidi, marion schnake, margueriie schoen. 9 row 5 lois schusler, ruih sfoeppel- werlh, lois slrother, sylvia lie- fermann, ieannie wagner. 9 row 6 neva while, milclred wilken, eleanor young, anna mae ashton, shirley clippinger. 9 row 7 iacqueline cowin, ann ferguson, alice glunt, iean haines, iucly herdman. 9 row 8 nancy leare, annelaine limp- er, marian lucas, cecilia mc- cormish, mary kay miller. 9 row 9 shirley nieman, frances sedge, marily simmons, iudy siipes, mary iean siutzman. 9 row 'IO io ann swygarcl, ioan wiggin, ioan williams, alice winters, carolyn zurcher. spirit O 225 alpha e silon phi 226 0 spirit lpn alpha epsilon phi is a sorority active in many, many campus fields. socially, they had parties and banquets, and their pledges gave a tea for all sorority presidents. scholastically, they did well, having had members in alpha kappa delta, psi chi, and les politiques, while mitzi goldberg and dianne traeger both wore crowns of cvven. alpha epsilon phi can rightly be proud of suberb pan- hellenic president ellen isaacs who is a mortar board and was on the s.l.c. alpha epsilon phi also has a new cultural program which includes in- formal lectures on various interesting topics. 9 row I barbara ascher, norma bleier, carol cohen, dolores freedman, zetta gittleson. 9 row 2 miriam goldberg, lois hanis, ellen isaacs, mar- ian katz, marilyn gross mnyer. 9 row 3 eileen newman, elaine reich, esther supowit, diane trager, Iois bauer. 9 row 4 carol berg, carcle blumenthal, betfe feldman, lillian friedman, rita hartenbaum. 9 row 5 iura kalwary, phyllis kottler, ioan sandson, gertrude schultz, carol wertheimer. Wm ww-wmw Uiopf I fo rl: rush chair man n OYITIG bleier, dec: I1 ITIUI' ian leu iz, tr 805. 9 sther supow ii. spiriT 0 227 228 0 spiriT alpha omicron pi y TF! 9 above, left U To rj: corresponding sec'y. anne von voorhis, vice-pres. ruth drummond, pres. ioyce kleinoeder, recording sec'y. mary ann fry. The omegas of alpha omicron pi began The year by adopTing a liTTle polish boy-a war orphan -a proiecT of which To be proud. scinTillaTing among The chapTer's social eyenTs was a Tea given by alpha omicron pi pledges which inTegraTed all sororiTy pledges. Tribe miami, dur- ing The year, presenTed mary ellen riley as Their new sponsor. girls having ouTsTanding honors were morTar boards ioyce kleinoeder and mary ann fry, who was also presidenr of delTa omicron, counselors char lammers, kay young, helen beal, and lois hunTsicker. gf :I A il9134s1L1I- ' ,- fwfiqgagg A52 : - ,- ' - 'v ' s'1 een-.,:s-,,:::,,es . :N w S A f- 2' ' ii M as we fbi an Q Q 35 'E Zi RL E' H, Quia? 3, Q 2 2 SEM X153 5 5 be Tw L gf A Q N, , A . I ,j s ' 9 row 'l norma lea barlxer, ieanne bauer, helen beal, nancy biddle, belsy boles, nancy bussard, barbara byrnes, beliy lou cruikshank, rufh clrummond. 3 row 2 charlolle durkee, barbara durr, belly freeman, mary ann fry, palricia fry, suzanne hakius, carolyn hefner, dolores henclry, mariorie iones. 9 row 3 mary ellen kaylor, alice kleinfelder, ioyce kleinoeder, joan konrad, charlene lammers, pafricia lee, lois mcnabb, mary lou mcvicker, mariorie newe ell ' row 4 carol normand, ierry oldham, rene olsen, ianice paffen, mary louise peck, pairicia redinger, mary ellen riley, mariorie smith. 9 row 5 pafrlcla harfman siephen, ann van voorhis, elizabeth walker, katherine young, allyne boey, chirley chance, dorofhy chrisfan, ann conway. 5 row 6 nancy craver, iean daugherfy, lou ann dowds, hope finley, marilyn fisher, ieanne hanneman, shirley henderson, virginia hepburn. 9 row 7 mary allen keller, barbara knoch, carol lloyd, virginia nobles, gloria pyle, ruth scholz, dorolhy faylor, virginia wagner. spiril 0 229 Y:- hi omega 4-1 vw ,.,, ur 230 O spirit 9 row l shirleen allison, nancy atwater, nellie barielt, nancy blatt, mariorie bul- lock, sue carnochan, patricia elements. 9 row 2 mary lou erickson, marilyn fleming, ann frazier, barbara fruth, donna fullerton, io ann fulmer, ioyce gabel. 9 row 3 ruth gaenge, mariorie gehlker, miriam gilbart, barbara hall, iane hannaforcl, ianet horn, patricia ienkins. 9 row 4 iune iohnson, mary justice, betty kach, beattie leith, don- na leslie, ieonnette mccormick, shirley mc- cormick. 9 row 5 mariorie marritt, dolores o'bryan, loan pater, charlotte phipps, rosemary riely, morcia roeding, susan rog- ers, iane ann shera, mortha baker, barbara ballard. 9 row 6 ann bishop, nancy craw- ford, ruth culp, alice daum, patricia davis, narma dent, dorothy holloway, linda lee horfon, esther kneisley, frances lovett, 9 row 7 potricia lowry, elaine maier, mary ann maple, margery martens, janet miller, janet mills, ioan osborne, mary patten, ieannine skelton, glenna withrow. 4 ' above-lst row ll To ri: vice-pres. donno leslie, pres. miriam gilbert. 9 2nd row: frecis. donna fullerton, pledge mistress beaiiie leiih, sec'y. june iohnson. chi omego began The yeor wiTh o compleTe redecoro1Tion of Their norTh hdll suite. Top phi beie icine ann sherci was The only woman io receive on m.i.T. scholorship. io poifer holds The phi beTo kdppci iun- ior scholorship, while mcirge mor- riTT, marilyn fleming, ond sue rogers wore cwen crowns. ond There's more To The sTory-donno fullerton, com-bus president barb Truth, iun- ior closs vice-presidenT ond oxford college housechoirmon, nancy oi- woiTer, Treshrnoin housechoirrnon, ond mary iusfice, psi chi, s.T.c., ond cidyerTising monoger of The siuclenf. spiriT 0 231 232 0 spirit delta delta delta 9 above, left Cl to rj: res. ho e 'ohns, ruth chairman harriet barker, corres onclin sec' . sue mcclear , recordin sec' . P P l P 9 Y Y 9 Y phyllis shuler. the tri delta story runs true to form. socially, they were busy all year planning and party- ing. activitily speaking, mortar board hope johns edited the tomahawk and became a phi bete, along with sue kersting, mortar board sue strickland was prexy ot the vv,a.a., marty vanduyn art edited the tomahawk, rosemary steele prexied kappa delta pi. jenny lou craig, and phyl brcudford were cwens and counselors, as were jackie aller, nancy mc- ginnis, and nancy white. punky benson was junior secretary-treasurer, and carolyn plog- er was on the freshman council. and what a pleasure was the renovation ot the suite. fn, V . I + A R: I jf 9 row l sally aclams, iacqueline aller, harriet barker. 9 raw 2 marilyn benson, shirley borlienhagen, phyllis bradford, trances clary, patricia steketee cortright, ienny lou craig, ioanne glenn, iean hempel, helen hinchman. 9 row 3 iohann hospodar, barbara hotchkiss, Ioan ierman, hope iohns, Suzanne lxersting, sue mccleary, nancy mcginnis, dorothea nicholson, frances pedrick. 9 row 4 mary peters, ruth shepherd, phyllis shuler, katherine smith, rosemary Steele, wilda stillion, suzanne strickland, mary ann Stubbs, martha van duyn. 9 row 5 nancy white, daris alverson, sally brunn, barbara bunten, betty io chilcote, mortha ewing, eleanor heuser, louise hill, harriett hobart. 9 row 6 belinda hudson, peggy ierman, jane knowlton, helen ruth loucks, elizabeth ann lowe, barbara lupton, betty blake moore, rachel nordberg, carolyn ploger. 9 row 7 iean powell, iane roeser, clarice ryan, virginia shaw, ann small, brababa thorrud, ieannette thruston, mary ellen wilson, marilyn wright. mv' '12-7 av- K. ,F m, Q' LQ' 'Ula ,- sir 9 row 'I mary margaret badger, beatrice cooper, martha dowley, betty clenham, ieanne dougherty, marcia clraudt. 9 row 2 virginia hill, ianet kerr, mariorie kessler, ioyce keyes, lois knox, barbara krohn. 9 row 3 mariorie lacld, helen martin, ioan mcmanus, sara morlidge, harriet o'brien, patrici- phillips. 9 row 4 iudith pratt, nzncy reimann, shirley searing, ming sickles, lanyon smoot, carol snycler. 9 row 5 virginia steiner, rowena tronnes, ruth white, judy williams, marmian williams, mary iane wisecup. 9 row 6 iune yout- sey, muriel bahlman, beverly bang, barbara bemis, betty but- tolph, carol crookshank. 9 row 7 betty derhammer, iane ekhart, sally griffith, iane guthals, lacque- line joseph, sally ann kyle, ioyce rapp, marilyn rapp. 9 row 8 laura shiverdecker, anne spiegle, barbara stevenson, ianis sullivan, ie a n n e Sutherland, charlotte thomas, iane thomas, virginia wheeler. homecoming, 1947, was indeed cz big dciy Tor del- To gommo. iooin mcmanus reigned os queen, ond The bobcoT Whip plciced Third in The Tloof compe- TiTion. The new oTmosphere in The suiTe creoTed by poinT ond oTher decoroTive c1ddiTions provided on en- ioyoble scene for goTher- ings of The chopTer. delfo goms hove olso found Their ploce in many com- pus ocTiviTies-sara mor- lidge, morfor bodrd, is also ci delTc1 phi delTo ond ci member of ye merrie ployers, rowena Tronnes is on The s.T.c. ond is can issue ediTor of The sTudenT, dee pfeiffer is o counselor in norTh recreoTion room. 9 left, above-ls! row Cl to rl: vice- pres. renee tronnes, pres. sara mor- lidge, freus, iune youfsey. ' 2nd row: recording sec'y. virginia hill, corres- ponding sec'y. shirley searing. spirif 0 235 236 0 spirit delta sigma epsilon alpha chapter of delta sigma epsilon was founded here on miami's campus in 1914 by dean emeritus h. c. min- nich. founder's day was commemor- ated in the fall by a tea held at dean and mrs. minnich's home. exciting news reached the ranks of the soror- ity this year as their notice arrived admitting them as a sister sorority in the national pan-hellenic association. the delta sigs deserved acceptance for their patience and diligent efforts! that familiar fountain between the li- brary and bishop hall was erected by delta sigma epsilon in honor of their founder and signifies the philanthrop- ic proiects of the chapter. 9 right, bottom-lst row Cl to rl: chaplain alberta treon, corresponding sec'y. pat campbell. 9 2nd row: recording sec'y. pat van atta, social chairman alice brookins, pres. margaret steve. S 9 row 'l mclriorie benzing, alice brookins, cora cairns. 9 row 2 pa- tricia compbell, mary elizabeth clear, lenore grega. 9 row 3 nel- tie kelly, ioann nye, betty jane rhoades. 9 row 4 charlohe sample, yi marilyn speer, margarei sieve. 9 row 5 alberta treon, patricia van attu, jeanne wilkinson, 9 row 6 mary conii, martha klein, vivi- enne knapp. 9 row 7 mildred taylor. spirit O 237 nf? t -L f delta zeta V , 9 l' A A A ,A .4-3 3. z 5 3 1 ' .. 5 f '- K v ,:k, ,, s, . -- - 1 ,A . ..s. rf . W , ,. -. F' s f. A .sesam- A A M2 , 4. W 'Q if - '53 f , 9 2, s Ba- ,iw . 3 U' , Fir if v- fa 5 .. .7if:':E?' .1 , 'AIM A sa-isis -5-:H . ,, fusg lvisli 3Ef5f'i53iE I 3' ' t ' j mlm Fi ' ifg-Eg, ' f 3 if l g c , W, , s ' K - .iwfgs 1,..f-.jgj-:,.3, fs: . , -H.WE.2, ij, M, . X, X if V A 'P '- 5: R. . . u ' :L ,Q BN 'Q' ' 5 Q - ' Q Sl a ,nk I Q -f we Q -QT: boos, iohann bcrgerman. 9 row 2 many ann cowles, dorothy davis, nancy dimmig. 9 row 3 maxine clisher, iean dolan, anne goodwin, marilyn green, patricia grooms, virginia guy, sarah king, jane Iofhiqn, virginia mark, maurine mcculloch. 9 row 4 barbara merrick, margery meyer, ioan mootz, lean parker, barbara piclgeon, marilyn rogers, eleanor ruffner, catherine schatz, ruth schrock, ann sharp. 9 row 5 prudence smith, anne staley, norma wagner, barbara willard, molly woods, iane yauger, rosalie zerkel, caryl anderson, io anne ashley, myla beames. 9 row 6 audrey cawley, colleen coe, ioyce crosby, donna dazey, marilyn egel, alice eggleston, delores henning, io anne holbrock, ioyce iamison, mariorie jenkins. 9 row 7 mary ann lee, doris melton, carol pesany, suzanne rolfes, susan schradin, virginia simko, evelyn smith, phyllis taylor, mary io truesdale, ioan vernotzy. 9 row l anne bacon, barbara baker, iane barnett, eileen batt, mary lane batt, Ioan benoy, marian benoy, barbara bosworth, doris brague, mary alice brown, martha camp, shirley chase, barbara condit, mary jane connell, mary ellen 238 9 spirit delto zeto, miomi's first ot two sorority olpho chopters, wos founded eorly, but soon since then, become on octive port ot compus lite. this yeor, skippy connell wos vice-president ot pon-hell, president of the yvvco ond olso o mortor boord wos onne bocon, holding seots on the s.t.c. were ione youger lwho vvos olso the tribe rniorni sponsorl, eileen bott, ond mory ione bott. housechoirmen were borboro willord, ioyne mozerello, mousie brown, ond noncy dimmig, counselorships were held by mory ione bott, ruth shrock, - r 'one bott wos elected to cwen, ond not ignored by ond morty comp, mo y I honorories re rnony compus . n bosworth, pres. delto zetos we 7 below, top fl to rj: vicespres. margery meyer, treos. noncy dimmig, sec'y. mory on mory lone Connell. X spirit O 239 gamma phi beta the first women's greek letter society to use the term sorority wos gommo phi loeto, ond it hos stuck. in complionce with oll thot sorority signifies, the gommo phi betos have lust completed o splendid yeor os loeto epsilon, on octive chopter on miomi's compus. bright spots on the chopter's sociol colendor were its founders' doy bonquet ond spring dinner donce. ci few gomrno phi's who gove their services in cornpus cactivities were pot shofer ond joy smcle-both on the y cobinet ond the redskin reservotion committee-ond peggy hopkins, who is claimed by com-bus. 9 below, right CI to rj: treas. margaret hopkins, corresponding sec'y. velmo bluckard, recording sec'y. marilyn olson, vice-pres. pat shermun, pres. mary io shriner 240 0 spirit ... - 4. 5 A' W If x S rx KJ ' 1 9 at X 9 row l velma blackard, betty broadwell, sally brumbaugh, maricrie cacner, ruthann coggins, jane dewey. 9 row 2 ianet gausman, barbara gillooly, marilyn herr, margaret hoplcins, iune howard, ruth kimmel. 9 row 3 ieanne miller, marilyn olsen, marilyn patterson, ioanne schneider, patricia shafer, mary io shriner. 9 row 4 ioy smale, iean anderson, dorothy blank, betty foster, mary heaton, betty hopkins. 9 row 5 patricia hunter, erline kuenning, shirley moore, particia patten, ruth raymond, marilyn seise. 9 ,f .-:, lx V in I A i row 6 phyllis sherman, glorene stauffer, ioan williams. spirit 9 241 kappa kappa gamma 3 9 row l yvonne ailwood, lois baird, mar- iha jane ballenger, ruih ann ballenger, carol bennett, margot breaks. 9 row 2 sally brinkerhoff, carol clark, ioy clark, charlene coler, claire cordes, nancy cuiter. 9 row 3 iane dallas, belly dennis, ioan- ne dickey, barbara doan, margery fisher, gladys frazier. 9 row 4 mary louise greene, anne grosvenor, mary ihrese haas, doroihy henrich, marilyn hole, elizabeth hughes. 9 row 5 carol kingseed, lois limle, helen mccoy, ioanne mclaughlin, marcia mclean, marilyn miller. 9 row 6 marfha orfh, jane owens, pafricia patrick, ruth raymond, allegra riefsfahl, helen rider. 9 row 7 margaret ruchhoft, pat- ricia sampson, nancy saylor, pairicia schneider, eleanor sherman, suzanne slearns, phyllis white, nancy williams, margaret woodard. 9 row 8 irene besch- erner, mary ann brawley, margaref brown, susanne brumbaugh, ieanne davis, kathleen davis, ioyce eldridge, ioan ells- worth, patricia findley. 9 row 9 palricia forfney, ioan fosfer, iune gadske, ianei grevey, mariorie hole, nancy mcdevitf, pairicia pollard, meredith wade, nancy wells 9 above, right-'lst row Cl to ri: recording sec'y. helen rider, pres. margery fisher. 92nd row: treas. lois limle, standards chairman nancy saylor. ' standing: rush chairman margot breaks. keyed to the peak of success, inspired by a golden key, are the kappas. execptional campus leaders from the chapter's ranks were mortar boards nancy saylor Cvvho was also president of women's leoguei, helen rider, margot breaks, and marge fisher, cwens and counselors carol kingseed, yvonne attwood and marty mclean, junior counselor phyl white, and housechairman at bishop and new women's league president-elect iane dallas. pledge ioyce eldridge was president of oxford college's house council, while iune gadske was on the freshman council, helen rider was co-chairman of north hall, and carol clark golf-clubloed her way to acclaim. spirit O 243 244 C spiriT pi beta phi The pi phi's were a blaze of glory all year! TirsT, They won boTh sororiTy scholarship cups, Then They won second spoT in The homecoming TloaT conTesT. They didn'T sTop There. morTar boards nancy Tinley and dee brown were also junior phi beTes, carolyn edwards, mimi Thrall and ann marshall were cwens-ann was presidenT. pledge nancy reese was The freshman sTruT queen, pledge joan mcnelly was on The freshman council. ellen dennison was assisTanT ediTor of The recensio for forTy-eighT and junior Counselor, along wiTh peg kramer. barb mckee is y.w.c.a. presidenT-elecT and peg kramer new pan-hell presidenT. ' below, right il To rl: recording sec'y. sally evans, corresponding sec'y. rebecca johnsTon, Treas. jane davidson, pres. loris miller, vice-pres. maralou juday. ww., as .R A' m il ws., K MM i i as 4' , - K . V N . , Q h wc, sv an sw, , s, l 4 ' row l jean barlcley, marilyn berg, mariorie beverly, iohanna breiz, dolores brown, anne clark, iane davidson, palricia dennis, ellen dennison. 3 row 2 helen donaldson, carolyn edwards, mary deane eriel, sally evans, nancy finley, barbara freed, florence geisler, ioan hetzler, reva howard. 5 row 3 rebecca iohnston, marulou iuday, iean kish, margarei kramer, barbara mckee, ieanne mclcee, loris miller, margaref page, iusfyn pafierson. ' row 4 catherine peurifoy, georgiana powers, marfha rogers, nancy rudisill, winifred sclmaclce, marihalyn sears, io ser vaas, virginia soderman, suzanne sotherland. ' row 5 mariha slubbs, dorofhy svenson, miriam thrall, mariorie wagner, georganna willson, ruth wilson, mariorie allen, marilyn bowen, eleanor io cox. ' row 6 mary lou cromer, lois crumbaker, margarel dennison, nancy erhardt, carolyn freed, brabara gaver, ruih glendenning, nancy goddard, barbara hiesland. ' row 7 ianice himes, ioann mcnelly, nancy reese, barbara schulz. 5 row 8 suzanne ihorn, caiherine turner, ethel wildman, iulia yanfis. 'Qi ,y - mr Q K u el s H , 3 Q if , w -O 2. :of . P0 -lk U1 M , R 'gma kappa 9 row 1 margaret oyers, nancy bice, ruth brown, elizabeth chandler, marilyn chrismon, carolyn clark, colleen conrey, camilla cook. 9 row 2 shirley crandall, jane creswell, janet crownover, evelyn davis, barbara eldredge, elizabeth fuller, mariorie gooch, mary anne hardman. 9 row 3 wilma iean hardy, sue howard, rosemary ioyce, martha king, audrey mottson, ioan merriman, henrietta neff, shirley patten. 9 row 4 marilyn pollock, margaret pugh, rozann ruby, thelma Shelton, iean Shipman, mariorie smith, ieann snedden, evelyn swindler. 9 row 5 iean turman, barbara anthony, beverly beidell, iane decker, ianet fleming, lois haager, ieannine hagan, edith henson. 9 row 6 leanne hines, virginia knesal, iris kolp, joan krieg, marilyn mueller, sara nelson, bethel paschal, rosemary philips. 9 row 7 betty roeddiger, carolyn rost, iean schluep, iane smith, io ann smith, irma steck, caroline sykes, shirley voress. i N. S 4 's em- ' gli A .W J f, EMA ,ai ,Q Q x :atm-zr. -,..zffzxe::m1'QPw+w W'l 9 above, right-'lst row CI To rl: pres. jane creswell, pledge mistress audrey del mattson. 9 2nd row: corresponding sec'y. iocm mer- rionan, rush chairman betty fuller, frees. mary ann hardmon. zesttully, The sigma kappas, vvearers of The pearled triangles, entered campus activities. penny neff, business manager ot The recensio for forty-eight, is also a psi chi, beta pi Theta, and Ie cercle Trancais, phi bete marilyn chrisman is an issue editor Tor The student, prexy ot sigma delta pi and Co-editor ot The 1948 m book. ruth brown and rozann ruby were both on The w.a.a. board. caroline cockerill and colleen conrey are cwens, delta omicrons, and counselorsg jane creswell a phi bete and phi sigma. sigma kappa was victor over both sorority and inde- pendent Teams in The girls' basketball Tournament. spirit 0 247 248 0 spiriT theta upsilon closely following The spiriT of TosTering friendships beTween members, The girls of mu chop- Ter ended onoTher profifoble yeor by working TogeTher co- operoTively Toword Their gools. evidence of This is Their Trophy for The besT homecoming TlooT. some TheTo u's To oTToin cov- eTed honors were greTe seTTle- mire, who become o morTor boord, gloria crcxwforcl ond pc1T snare delTo phi clelTo mem- bers. moriorie shulTs was elecTed To psi chi, beTTy io ellis become o com-bus, while anno moe dunn ioinecl delTc omic- ro, during The yeor, The TheTo upsilon suife in souTh w o s given ca new cociT of poinT, ond choirs were given new oTTires. ' above, Iefi QI To rl: pres. marguerite settlemire kehres, almnoe sec'y. jo ann lof- house, sec'y. pat snare, vice-pres. dorothy curlin. 9 row 1 doroihy arlin, ionice beam, thelma bush, charloife chrisfner, bernadine coffman, mary coleman, gloria crawford, anna mae dunn, betty io ellis, winifred garner. ' row 2 ann garwood, kafhleen hall, patricia hastings, ieanne hugo, patricia kolb, ioan laihouse, mary morgan, barbara nicholson, virginia peffer, carolyn rowe. ' row 3 mariorie reiner, elizabeth seng, mnrguerite seitlemire, pairicia snare, consiance teichart, charmond vance, lucille websier, marion wilson, florence bennis, barbara lou bland. 9 row 4 frances cruea, mariho cruea, virginia domasky, lois geiger, iane hall, patricia harfle, mildred herron, eva may hogue, mariiane hopkins, patricia huifon, 0 row 5 suzanne kirkham, patricia lybarger, ruih ostholihoff, behy io shannon, ann tnlberf, marilyn von horn, mary kathryn weisbrodt, marilyn werner, shelley westlake, carolyn york. spirit o 249 zeta tau alpha 9 row 'I norma brillhart, patricia condon, mary ilene davidson, lee emerick, iean gallagher, eleanor gillis, Constance glenn, dorothy hall, iane harvey, mary ann hawk. 9 row 2 margaret helton, ianet hudson, mary lou iackson, rosalie iendrek, mary ketcham, dorothy krenek, billie iean leffler, marilyn miller, ann ohnmeis, mary pinancl. 9 row 3 virginia rinehart, iean stewart, beverly stoker, dorothy tyler, clorothy witherspoons, dorothy zerger, ruth barnes, esther chaney, elizabeth clopf, ioann funkhouser. 9 row 4 barbara good, nancy gray, lean hage, ruth hedriclr, frieda hempel, ieannine hommel, marian johnson, joan jones, dorothy kline, marilyn kimball. 9 row 5 betty lrlopf, evelyn meyer, martha miller, ioyce minor, barbara murphy, susan nesbitt, may peak, virginia phillips, pat smalley, francis taylor. 9 row 6 donna weber. 250 0 spirit 9 above, right CI To ri: pres, iean siewarf, pledge mistress billy iean Ieffler, vice-pres. eleanor gillis. in celebrafion of fiffy golden years since The founding of zefa Tau alpha, The chapTer, beTa delfa, held a formal dance in The brandT room of oxford college which highlighTed Their social scheme. pledge-acTive re-laTions were spiriTed vvifh a chrisTmas banqueT hon- oring pledges and a spring dinner honoring acfives. delving inTo campus acTiviTies and honors were marilyn miller-a member of delTa omicron, paT condon and rosalie ienclrek -delTa phi delfag mary pinand-vice-prexy of psi chi, mary lou jackson-a cwen and virginia rinehart-an office manager for The recensio for forTy-eighT. spirit I 251 -sq, s s w as ggi Yo was 'WITIKTTI '30 xxb .Q 'Y x S S .. . ,.,. .:,., . ,,. ,, ...: .-.::k:.2:.,:: ,zz . 'NNN iam. ' 252 5 spiriT inter-fraternit council The mosT fraTerniTies, The mosT TraTerniTy men, The mosT TraTerniTy spiriT- ever, and sTiIl The enrollmenT increases. The inTer-TraTerniTy council draws up and enforces The rules governing The sixTeen social Tra- aol- TerniTies and provides harmonious relaTionship beTween TraTerniTies, and beTvveen Them and The minisTraTion. vviTh This purose in mind iT forms rules for homecoming olecoraTions, sponsors inTer-Tra- TerniTy ball and The moTher's clay sing, and composes TraTerniTy inTramuraI aThIeTic rules. vviTh TheTa chi, alpha kappa ioTa, and The haThor club as members, The inTer-TraTerniTy council is compIeTe. C. 6. ' Ist row Cl To rl: '. arson, sec' -Treas. r. ousle , res. r. f. cn eTTe, adviser, r. '. miner, howard fr , '. holschuh. 9 2nd row: b. d. arker, I 9 Y Y P P Y I Y I P . games ballarcl, dave clifTon, marshall mowrey, Tom redick, nl Thrun, bob sTevens. 9 3rd row: d. holfzmuller, d. k. gorrell, roberT I. marshall, m. scarborough, paul francisco. fraternity life O beta theta pi 9 row 'I dale anstaett, neil barnhart, richard bacon, benjamin berryman, eugene bohlander, leo boylan. 9 row 2 james carroll, edward clark, david clifton, john craig, william cullen, john dennison. 9 row 3 irvin ellsworth, herman ford, james forrester, alfred frank, robert fry- man, richard geckler. 9 row 4 wayne gibson, raymond giesse, clruce henn, richard herrmann, victor hesse, warren hinsch. 9 row 5 john hock- ing, william humbert, george jewett, james john- son, james jones, robert landaker, james lim- ing, robert martin, thomas mark. 9 row 6 john mcclelland, richard mcginnis, paul pavlinek, robert penny, jack pogue, john reed, don russell, michael saborse, paul shoults. 9 row 7 george siberell, william smith, robert smith, daniel smith, lowell smith, thomas smith, munro steel, donald turner, john whitlock. 9 row 8 roger wickenden, ransome williams, fred brower, gary carle, thomas cobbledick, walter elliott, robert harter, jack heinze, hugh hindman. 9 row 9 robert hocker, robert kistler, richard krauss, james pearson, thomas porter, thomas robinson, theo- dore shank, fred soller, harold unger. 9 above, lefi-'lsf row fl To rl: corresponding sec'y. edward clark, pres. david cliffon, recorder pete siberell. ' 2nd row: vice-pres. iol-in craig, freas. william cullen. 0 souTh seos spring Tormcil oCcenTuoTed The sociol progrorn of beTo TheToi pi, miomi's TirsT olpho chcipTer. permonenT possession of The phi beTo koppo scholorship cup ond cloim To The phi eTo1 sigmo Cup sTrengThened iTs TrcidiTionol scholosfic honor sTonding. Tor pubIicoToin porollelismz neil bc1rnhorT ediTed The sTudenT, dick bacon os issue ediTor, ed clark ediTed The recensio for forTy-eight, bob smiTh os office monoger. bacon, clark, ond jack sTeel were Topped Tor o.d.k., phi beTo lcoppo iniTioTed clark ond dave cliffon, ond phi eTo sigrno iniTioTed Tour beTos. gridiron leTTer-winners were woiyne gibson, jim iones, ond paul shoulfs, ond steel heoded The golf Teorn. spiriT O 255 256 0 spirit delta chi 9 above, bottom fl to rl: social chairman sidney sinclair, sec'y. ioseph kinzler, adviser alvin schnur, pres. robert stevens, vice-pres. cleo shemp, treas. harry kettlewell, corresponding sec'y. lloyd couvault. besides the christmas dance and the traditional spring formal, improvements to the delta chi chapter house have encouraged other successful social ac- tivity. members whose activity has been outstanding include grover wilson, who participated in the christian youth conference at oslo, norway, and william klein, who accepted a graduate fellowship at purdue university. herbert oberdorf was elected to epsilon pi tau, arthur van atta, to kappa delta pi and kappa phi kappa, and is head of the wmub sports staff, and arthur corston is director of station wmub. wayne ruihley and william arnold hold down a sax and a trumpet for the campus owls. 9 row l william arnold, adelberf brooks, steve clvaky, arlhur corslon, lloyd covaulf. 9 row 2 william dotson, lloyd gar- ber, harry kefflewell, io- seph kinzler, dan kramer. 9 row 3 daniel morris, droper morris, herberl ob- erdorf, eugene pembrolte, edward reineke. 9 row 4 wayne .ruihley, .willaur schad, cleo schemp, sidney sinclair, edward soufhwiclt. 9 row 5 donald slone, arthur vanalta, arlhur wiseharf, william boyce, raymond fisco. 9 row 6 geogre greene, william powe, iohn vosler, richard wells, thomas wilkinson. spirit 0 257 258 9 spirit delta kappa epsilon 9 row 1 iohn anderegg, iohn anderson, carl antel, iohn barth, fred bayley, roy balton. 9 row 2 charles brunt, leslie buen- zow, kenneth camden, dan coppage, george diefen- derfer, alfred diorio. 9 row 3 donald edmundson, iack fisher, mark flanigan, william gorham, iohn gross- cup, robert hendricks. 9 row 4 robert hinkle, harold ieffery, donald kelly, law- rence malone, eldon mas- ters, thomas matthews. 9 row 5 thomas maxwell, roger mccormick, mack muntsniger, iames norman, frank paulowski, gary ponzani. 9 row 6 iohn shepherd, wallace skinner, robert stoecklein, ernest strawman, alvin thrun, karl ware. 9 row 7 robert wil- liams, harold easley, robert freed, andrew matzer, her- bert riffle. fl -Qs- 9 top-lst row Cl to rj: pres. alvin a. Thrun, house sleward walluce skinner. U 2nd row: pledge master george w. diefenderfer, vice-pres. carlyle b. anfel, Treas. frank paulowski. social acTiviTies of delTa kappa epsilon were highlighfed by The novel homecoming decoraTion, The second place winner, The chrisTmas winTer TanTasy formal, and The spring waTerTall dance. The cenTury old Torch IighT parade, The only public ceremony, was reesTablished aTTer warTime disconTinuance. The naTional d.l4.e. cenTennial was held shorTly aTTer chrisT- mas aT new york's bilTmore hoTel. This enabled many local dekes To meeT supreme courT iusTice harold c. burTon, secreTary of The army k.c. royal, The honorable iusTice r.i. monTague and oThers. iack sheperd as senior class presidenT and Tom maTThews as an s.T.c. member were governmenT leaders. spiriT 0 259 260 0 spiriT delta tau delta The ouTsTanding social evenTs included The christmas and spring formals and The planTaTion parTy. only by hard work and cooperaTion of The enTire chapfer vviTh The indispensible aid of mom young were These and oTher TuncTions made possible. iohn robinson was cosmopoliTan club pres- idenT, don holTzmuller, bob culp, friTz davis, and robinson, members of delTa sigma pi, iack Thorn- bury, sTudenT issue ediTor, and jack Thomas and Thornbury, phi eTa sigma members. iack car- micheal reigned as king aT The annual homecoming TesTiyiTies. Tribe miami included mel olix, arch mccarTney, bob kappes, Tom cole, ray green, dick small, and noel howard. ' below, left-151 row fl To rj: rush chairman david poion, pres. don holfzmuller, vice-pres. roberT culp, 5 2nd row: pledge master iohn wieher, sec'y. iack kuhlman, Treas. Tom field. W 441 2 4 5 I T i i l i l 9 row 'I charles bancroft, otis benson, john car- michael, ken clarry, dominic consolo, charles cort- right, negley cribbs, dan crilley, robert culp. 9 row 2 frederic davis, james drobnic, tom field, robert Fischer, marion friday, john gallagher, john gammell, jack gray, ramon green. 9 row 3 wil- liam hannon, edward heine, richard hoierman, donald holtzmuller, noel howard, walter dee hughes, james hunt, thomas james, richard jones. 9 row 4 scott knisley, william koptis, john kuhl- man, arthur merten, alfred narwold, john north, kenneth navak, david paton, john penningtan. 9 row 5 stuart proctor, keith ruttner, robert rus- sell, ignatius sanna, forest shepord, richard small, john speer, john thomas, john thornberry. 9 row 6 gates thruston, john voss, james wagner, duane weber, john weiher, george white. 9 row 7 car- ter wilmot, robert wrede, richard yohe, james zinchak, ted bow, robert davis. 9 row 8 james harrah, john lavelle, raymon mears, thomas proc- tor, harolcl purvis, john rabinson. 9 row 9 carles sertees, francis sherwood, william velotta, ian weber, thomas webster, richard wissler. spirit 9 261 delta up llon 9 row 'l william baraket, harold barker, robert black, stanley blackburn, thomas blair, iames bowen. 9 row 2 raymond bruckman, robert buck, iohn burns, robert clark, arthur cockett, carl crell. 9row 3 campbell dennis, frank dodd, william dodgson, fred fisher, ed- gar gates, donald gingerich. 9 row 4 victor grabeman, herbert hafley, robert hanamura, marion hendrixson, lewis hill, iohn holschuh. 9 row 5 brian iohnston, robert klein, vernon kroehle, kenneth leavitt, william lishawa, wil- lard mcdermott. 9 row 6 wilford mclain, eugene mcnabb, iack morga, donald poterson, william pickrel, regan rothroff. 9 row 7 donald shannon, charles spurry, richard thompson, howard todd, glenn Vaughn, raymond vintilla. 9 row 8 robert walters, kenneth wiese, charles wolf, carleton wright, robert zerkel, edward cassidy. 9 row 9 robert davies, vernon fairley, john lafferty, victor schoen, john weiss, william westfall. 262 0 spirit i 5 5 5 T T T if sg ll Q1 9 above, righl ll To rj: pres. iohn holschuh, sec'y. charles wolf, vice-pres. campbell dennis, Treas. don pcTerson The re-landscaped delTa upsilon house saw The TradiTional indian pledge dance and spring orchid formal as The social acTiviTy hub. o.d.k. iohn holschuh was phi beTa kappa, vvifh bill pickrel in s.f.c., c.i.c., and W.m.u.lo., campbell dennis as sTudenT union prexy, arT cockeT, sTudenT sporfs edifor, chuck purdy, chief recensio for forTy-eight phoTogra- pher, george persons, recensio for forTy-eighT office manager, ed gafes, inTer-fraTerniTy chorus direcfor, and bob clark wifh his own orchesfra. in Tribe miami were gridiron men harolcl sTahl and harry coburn, baskef-baller bob dineen, Trackman bucky vaughn, and Tennisrnen don shannon and frank dodd. The new housemofher, mom hendry, warm- hearfedly handled The d.u.'s well-being. spirif 9 263 264 O spirit lambda chi l in ianuary, lambda chi officially became a colony of lambda chi alpha when the members were initiated at the university of cincinnati chapter. founded at boston university in 1909, it is now the largest social fraternity in the united states and canada. the outstanding social events were the christmas party and the spring formal. iohn rea was editor of the stu- dent and belonged to o.d.k., iack pierce and chuck smith were on the m-book staff, wayne scrivner, secretary of epsi- lon pi tau, don gorrell, head football manager with red mcmillan as assistant. iohn paulin ioined tribe miami. 9 right, above ll to rj: sergeant-at-arms ted szymnnski, sec'y. iack pierce, treas. chuck smith, pres. don gorrell, vice-pres. wayne scrivner. 9 row 1 robert falk donald gorrell louis kaczmorek 9 row 2 robert kettlewell george kovach creighton lephart 9 row 3 charles lodge william manion charles matfhews 0 row 4 george mcmillon donald neideffer lyle newkirk 9 row 5 stanley owczarek thomas potton iacque pierce 9 row 6 iohn rae alfred sahli august scrivner 9 row7 charles smith ted szymanski harold wilson spirit o 265 266 0 spirit phi delta theta ohio olpho ot phi delto theto took in stride its iob os host to the centenniol to be held in ox- tord next september. leoding compus octivities were o.d.k.'s clcirk robinson ond dick shellen- borger, ond inter-troternity council president rol poiyette. tom redick, ed lcinnigoin, ond leo merzweiler served on the student- toculty council. gene mcginnis ond bob wells vvere phi beto koppos, dick compbell prexied sigmo gommo epsilon ond todd collins vvos the tomohowk odver- tising monoger. tribe miomi vvos represented by bob raymond, bob brown, howie sonders, ond ted doivies, ond mom moore, everybody's svveetheort, pro- vided the touch everyone needed ond opprecioted. 0 right, below-1st row Cl to rl: sec'y. bob murray, treos. leo merzweiler, pres. tom red- ick, 9 2nd row: house manager norm good, reporter dick shellenburger. 9 row l eugene balch, harry barkley, thomas bateman, louis beimford. 9 row 2 ralph bowen, charles bright, melvin brodt, robert e. brown. 9 row 3 howard buker, franklin bures, richard burkman, todd collins, carl cooperrider, robert cromling, robert cummings, robert daugherty, william davidson. 9 row 4 theodore davies, ioseph davis, iames dickson, iames dierksheide, donald doan, bernard edstrom, lee ferguson, william forsman, douglas frank. 9 row 5 melvus furney, milton good, norman good, william gottermeyer, robert heidrich, william hiestand, john houle, iohn irvin, don iacob. 9 row 6 robert iohnston, philip lcaiser, richard kearns, gordon lrilmer, robert kremple, edward lannigan, donald leber, george lohn, robert louclxs. 9 row 7 bernie mcconnell, charles mclaughlin, james molcom, david mayne, leo merzweiler, edward murphy, barclay newell, roland payette, iames quinn. 9 row 8 thomas redick, robert, reemlin, clark robinson, marvin schultz, richard shellenbarger, burke smith, william stuckman, darrell sutton, thomas tharp. 9 row 9 bruce thompson, robert wells, charles ware, iohn wissler, iohn ritchey, iohn rohlfs, donald stout, iames twohig, george welsh. hl kappa tau 9 row 'l onton arps, allen bergman. 9 row 2 robert black, arthur brown. 9 row 3 francis buhler, frederick borlaug, ohmer calhoun, claude carroll, robert carroll, ioseph christman, robert conway, murray dalton, david edwards. 9 row 4 walter edwards, ernest eichelberger, charles emerson, bruce fisher, bentley gilbert, albert graf, sidney griffin, ronald guinn, harry hall. 9 row 5 donald heckendorn, howard hershey, joseph hessell, harvey hole, gerald hurley, iohn ison, carl iohnson, edward jones, raymond iones. 9 row 6 james kesler, don- ald kramer, robert larkin, thomas magoto, william marshall, robert mcnea, raymond miller, herman mumma, norman nellis. 9 row 7 iohn oliver, edwin ostermann, robert ousley, harold paul, richard piskoty, david putts, douglas reid, loren rice, wesley smith. 9 row 8 michael tymoszczuk, carl torch, nicholan vracin, william yensel, lester zych, harry banks, warren benedict, william carroll, robert effinger. 9 row 9 herbert haag, iack honrer, iames iefferis, richard merriman, donald hetzley, robert nichols, robert pazder, merl sayers, robert sparker. 9 Top ll To rj: pres. ray miller, vice-pres. ioe christman, Treas. murray dnllon, sec'y. bill marshall. a successful season was included beTween The halloween dance and The spring formal as, scholasTically, phi kappa Tau won The achievemenT cup Tor The greaTesT grade improvemenT. laTe in TorTy-seven They carried away The inTer-TraTerniTy sing Trophy, and Tom kennedy and merle sciyers made phi efa sigma. phi Tau claims Twelve sun bowl champs, six Trackman, and good represenTaTion on The baskeTball, baseball, ond Tennis Teams. s.T.c. member bill marshall prexied wesTminsTer ToundaTion, bob mcnea was vice prexy of Tribe miami, wes smith was presidenT of alpha phi omega, and arf brown, don kinch, and lack ison worked on The sTudenT. spiriT 0 269 270 0spiriT pi kappa alpha delTa gamma's second year was one of expan- sion and recogniTion on The miami campus. The shield and diamond Tor- mal and The may day dream girl formal headed The social slaTe. To head ac:TiviTies sian roskowicz won Th e lighT-heavy vveighT crovvn aT The day- Ton golden gloves Tourn- amenT, roberT peirce vvas elecTed To phi beTa lcap- pa, david moreharT, mar- shall mowery, and iohn spangler are members of phi eTa sigma, reno men- opace vvas Tield capTain of The marching loand, george zimmerman ap- peared in several univer- siTy TheaTer produdions and was music criTic Tor The sTudenT. Ten pi kappa alphas belong To various deparTmenTal honoraries. 9 left, above-lst row: pres. bain- bridge parker. 9 2nd row CI To rl: Trees. john chicppori, sec'y. bob har- rington, historian bill ontko. 9 row 'I iohn akerman. 9 row 2 hector beeken, richard bennett, iohn chiappori, wilfred fries, walter haines, robert harrington, reno men- apace, david morehart. 9 row 3 marshall mowrey, arthur nash, clarence ontka, bainbridge parker, iames peeling, stanley roszkowicz, william rowe, edmund russell. 9 row 4 robert sehringer, iohn spangler, richard weimer, wilford willing, iohn winter, richard yackey, paul zachow, george zimmerman. 9 row 5 iohn bates, richard klepinger, iohn krukenlaerg, richard loesch, robert mcnutt, richard phillips, john tillett, howard wedeqartner. spirit 0 271 5 row l etheridge b. baugh, william baxter, robert beck, robert chandler, richard church, james cornell. ' row 2 iames coulter, iames coursin, frank wil- liam dumont, ioseph tallanca, paul g. francisco, raymond goodrich. 3 row 3 william graham, richard grigsby, harold haddas, iames harris, charles william heins, donald hunter, ' row 4 richard hunter, knute donald iensen, raymond klug, howard l. luppi, delbert lutz, stephen maurer. 9 row 5 ioseph mccoy, david morrow, rex phillips, harry c. schiering, seldon s. scoville, harry eugene smart, richard smith, august l. stemmer, william stevenson. ' row 6 david stock- well, stephen sutton, edward taylor, shel- don veil, david wagner, dwight l. wat- kins, william weisgarber, eugene wentz, william whitaker. . row 7 ned wick, wil- liam williams, donald wood, david auch, ross bair, beniamin baker, iack bern- hart, ernest buck, robert davidson. 9 row 8 charles denning, keith enerle, iohn evans, robert fulton, robert geiger, wil- liam gruybill, donald kear, robert kramp, wallace larson. ' row 9 raymond link, howard neer, richard oswald, donald quinlan, roland schmidt, arthur stansel, donald tomlison, eugene valle, stephen zuosec. 1 m 'una-n 1-aaumnlun 9 above, left fl to rj: corresponding sec'y. delbert lutz, vice-pres. henry lillie, treas. richard church, recording sec'y. sam scoville, pres. ray goodrich. sigma alpha epsilon, at peak enrollment, started their social functions with the gallup poll party and later included a Winter and spring tormal and a christmas party for under- privileged children. sig alphs were represented in activities by paul dietzel, o.d.k. president, howard luppi, student-faculty council prexy, bill graham, student business man- ager, jim harris, publicity director of marco polo, steve sutton, junior prom committee chairman, and in tribe miami: paul dietzel, bill dumont, and ed weber. after ten years of faithful service, little grey-haired mom kemp, due to ill health, had to leave. spirit O 273 274 0 spiriT sigma chi ' above, left fl To rl: quoesTor iohn giffin, consul howard fry, pro-consul Tom miller, mogisfer bob wulier, rush choirmon sig buick. The sigmo chi's sTorTed The yeor by winning TirsT prize for homecoming decoroTions designed by iohn benz, orT ediTor oi The recensio for TorTy-eighT. bill hoover copToined The sun bowl chompions wiTh icick robinson's ossisTonce, ond phi beTo koppo bob wieche wos presidenT of Tribe miomi. in The poliTi- col scheme howie fry Wos iunior closs prexy ond Treshmon y.m.c.o. odvisor. in The greose poinT wos sig boiicik. bud weed ond george renkerT cheered The vicTorious Teoms, ond The sTory wos Told behind vvmub mikes by perry spies, niel buckley, ond rod hill. wolly purmonT reigned high in wresTling circles vviTh Tom horTmon represenTing The Trock Teom. 9 row 'I iohn angus, paul anson, robert asbury, sigmund baiak, iohn benz, leon black, paul brinkman. 9 row 2 iohn byrne, robert cain, richard combs, thomas denham, charles diebel, iohn ditzel, ken- neth eiler. 9 row 3 iames frank, howard fry, iohn gaddis, iohn giffin, robert graeff, robert harrell, robert helmholz. 9 row 4 rodney hill, warren hodosko, william hoover, george hunsinger, richard iackson, bertwin keller, william ketcham. 9 row 5 raymond kirkendall, robert maddox, david meehan, thomas miller, arthur moran, richard mosshart, charles mueller. 9 row 6 iames myers, donald newkirk, robert opie, malcolm owings, thomas patterson, william pecht, iohn purdy, paul purmort, john redlin, george renkert. 9 row 7 edward rice, george rothage, david saylor, frank schatz, max schneider, holter sinks, robert smith, iohn spain, harlan spies, ioseph tuke. 9 row 8 samuel vaughn, richard voss, robert walt- er, robert waters, hal weed, iohn weichel, robert wieche, kenneth wiggins, robert wilkin, kenneth butler. 9 row 9 george cavalaris, henry durkee, iohn eisaman, robert essel, iohn fenker, iack gregory, thomas hartman, david maddox, ioseph mcguire, rollin worden. 9 row 'l cecil ballard, lynn bell, roger brewin, willia brockman, harry burton. 9 row 2 ioseph carrico, ric ard chappelear, robert cisar, william danner, from fleming. 9 row 3 john frech, charles fryer, donald gec ing, william gebbie, robert gifford. 9 row 4 donald gro: william hanselman, lee hassinger, paul higgins, richai hunsicker. 9 row 5 donn iohnson, william kloss, dav koch, eugene langerhan, iohn lauritzen, norman liedtk marty moore, stifling moore. 9 row 6 iames peters, do ald polloclc, ianrik ragnar, william searles, paul shoo lawrence seiwert, richard slinger, david smith. 9 row donald smith, michael stavole, alfred stevens, eugel swartz, stephen weeks, theodore weeks, iohn wilmc theodore woznicki. 9 row 8 weldon wright, richard zili robert benya, richard bond, iames cotner, richard del robert devilbiss, iohn dwyer. 9 row 9 raymond hamme donald henderly, louis horner, george iohnson, iol malley, ioe teaford, richard waltz, iames woodward. 3 1, faf,m1 lzkmat l , epsilon nu of sigma nu, wiTh iTs new zebra room, held a successful parisian moTiT pledge dance, and homecoming TesTiviTies were highlighted by The Three kaTs and a l4iTTen. The year ended wiTh jack frech as prexy of delta sigma pi, george johnson as Treasurer. sigma nu claimed oTher officers: roger brewin, les poliTiques vice prexy: norm Iiedtke, capsTan secreTary, lou horner, varsiTy social club prexy, and gene swarTz, a.i.a. vice prexy. mike sTavole, Ted woznicki, don gearing, ioe carrico, and bill kloss were in Tribe miami. The house was kepT in smoofh running order under mom holliday's guidance. ' below, leh-1sT row Cl To rj: Treas. paul shook, commander dick slinger, lt. comdr. al stevens. 9 2nd row: recorder joe carrico, chaplain harry burfon. spiriT 0 277 278 O spiriT theta chi may, 1948, marked The firsT anniversary of Theta chi as a successful social year ended. The christmas ball highlighTed The vvinfer program, and The spring formal dominafed The second semesfer acTiviTy. phi befa kappa dale hiller, Tapped o.d.k., presides over The unifed world federalisTs as well as The miami chemical sociefy, in which iim scarborough is acTive. bill english represenTs Tribe miami. membership includes six of The miami men's counselors in addiTion To represenfafion in The sfudenf, alpha phi omega, ymca cabiner, phi sigma, and delTa phi alpha. ken yarber is sTaff vvrifer for wmub. 9 below, left fl To rj: sec'y. iohn keiser, Trees. verl steen, vice-pres. lou Tommasi, marshal oscar e. olsen, pres. iames m. scarborough. 9 row l richard bey, iames cosebere, norman christiansen, iames davis, george elliott. 9 row 2 thomas farquhar, robert frederick, edward gluvis, gerald havill, robert hill, 9 row 3 dale hiller, merritt hinkle, paul johnson, iohn keiser, iohn mcclermott, 9 row 4 samuel munson, robert oakley, oscar olsen, donald owens, kermit parsons. 9 row 5 walter reynolds, robert rock, iomes scarborough, edmund smith, verl steen. 9 row 6 thomas thayer, louis tommosi, chester urbschat, lay welch, kenneth wilson. 9 row 7 kenneth yarber, iohn lceller, william kershner, iohn oswold, robert wientios. spirit 0 279 280 O spirit zeta beta tau 9 row 'l iay m. brouthers, herberl' w. browarsky, alberi l. brown, alfred w. cole, charles h. cooper. 9 row 2 samuel h. dana, harold k. deutsch, milton l. farber, don- ald k. fribaurg, carl b. fried- man. 0 row 3 ivan l. fuldauer, ioseph garson, eugene m. gordon, richard s. hauser, her- berl b. iaffe. 9 row 4 roberf o. koenig, carl h. lavln, slonley i. lowih, sheldon s. mann, don- ald l. marx. ' raw 5 mark i. meizner, george p. nachman, s. iordan perlman, raymond recht, myron b. shure, ioseph l. sfone, ihomos w. cristal. ' row 6 marvln r. friedman, jack greenberg, ioseph lefkovitz, gerold melman, harvey men- delsohn, lawrence shapiro, daniel j. spear. This year The alpha phi of zeTa beTa Tau boasTs membership of fifty, a new boarding club, and a more acTive social pro- gram. The cenTer of The so- cial plan was The homecoming parTy, The fall formal, and a season's greeTing parTy. The acTiviTies men are phi eTa sig- mas donald fribourg and carl lavin, sTan lowiTT, milTon far- ber, and harold deuTsch are on The sTudenT sTaTT, henry klein and donald fribourg were acTive in dromaTic pro- ducTions. The musical end was furnished by donald marx and herbert iaffe. in iune The chap- Ter will occupy iTs newer, big- ger house, which is locaTed on easT church sTreeT. 0 left, below-ls! row CI To rl: vice-pres. ray rechi, sec'y. milf farber. 5 2nd row: historian bob koenig, Treas. don morx, pres. ioe garson. 'V spiriT 0 281 282 5 spirit delta sigma pi delta sigma pi, men's international professional and business administration fraternity, was founded at new york university on november 7, l907. miami's alpha upsilon chapter, one of the thirteen of the sixty-five national chapters which maintained undergraduate activity during the war, was founded april io, 1927. its purpose is to foster closer association between students of the school of business administration and the business world. activities included six industrial field trips per year and numerous luncheons and business meetings throughout the year, which made it a close- knit organization. requirements are a three-point average for the semester preceding initiation. ' below, left ll to rj: senior warden bob mcclain, treos. charles spurry, headmoster iack frech, junior warden corl iohnson, scribe iim peurson. 9 row 'I forrest neil barnhart, eugene albert bahlander, richard carlton christian, robert lee culp, clarence davis. 9 row 2 thomas forlaes ewing, alfred swift frank ir., iohn edward frech, william ross graham, clifford wade griffis. 9 row 3 walter roy haines ir., richard albert herrmann, i. don- ald haltzmuller, thomas stanley isaack, lack edward ison. 9 row 4 carl arthur iohnson, richard oliver kearns, william earl man- ion, robert mathew mcclain, wil- ford henry mclain. 9 row 5 her- bert eugene mcnabb, william george morgan, richard dwight mosshart, alexander vasil naumoff, james h. s. pearson. 9 row 6 iames david peters, iohn ross ritchey, philip carl rizzo ir., george william searles, richard neth shellenbarger. 9 row 7 charles frost spurry, david ivon stockwell, donald martin wilder, iohn carry williamson, donald marcus wood. spirit 0 283 9' iss, sw be :Z : , , , ' ir. .:..'.,::.::5:5-::,-:: sz, ii ii ii ii .5:::5:ss:sg5g5:g .,, ..,,, ,, ,,,,,,,, ,, H .,,, ,..,., . .. :z ES Q,-2,222 '- 1 'sy : 284 O spiriT varsity social club 9 'lst row fl To rj: karl ware, rodney hill, vice pres. darrell sutton, howard hershey, Todd collins, carl copperrider, pres. louis horner. 9 2nd row: gene wenfz, bob culp, lee hossinger, bill mcdermott, harlan spies, john heisler. whoT To do soTurdoy nighT? Those smooTh vorsiTy donces QT mcguffey oTTer The big TooTboll ond boskeTbc1ll gomes solved The problem more Thon once, Thonks To The work of The vorsiTy socicil club. noT only did The v.s.c. provide donces ond enTer- ToinmenT for oil sTudenTs on compus ThroughouT The yecir, buT os iTs moior under- Toking The v.s.C. sponsored The homecoming donce. The club is mode up of TwenTy- one members, represenTciTive of dormiTories ond TroTerniTy houses, who ore chosen by The president The vice-presidenT is o junior eiecTed by The enTire sTu- denT body in The spring ond os o senior c1uTomciTicolly becomes The presidenT. campus ow s wherever our owls play, they are unmistakable for their combined unit and masterful musicianship. anyone who has heard the smooth stan kentonish strains of the present owls would be able to detect them anywhere. miami is proud to boast that the owls have a background of sucesses. since the campus owls were organized way back in l92l, they have not only thrilled thous- ands ot miamians, but also dancers and music lovers all over the country. owls alumni have continued professionally with top name bands, and dominick consolo, leader ot the present owl's crew, previously played with herbie fields. many's the lad who has worked his way through miami with the owls. 9 at piano: iack anderson. ' 'lst row Cl to rj: leader dominick consolo, lack carr, bob ruchoft, everett evans, dick purdy, wayne ruhley. ' 2nd row: dick kuch, iim twohig, don iones, george mariani, bill arnold, dan church, edgar gates. spirit 0 285 freshman strut deep seo doncing proved To be exciTing on The evening of november The eighTh, when Through The resourceful and eloboroTe eTTorTs of The fresh- mon closs, wiThrow courT ossumed o new Toce- covered wiTh seoweed lgreen crepe poper sTreom- ersl ond The sTrongesT species of mulTi-colored seo onimols. The compus owls provided The heovenly music. The climqx of The evening wos The corono- Tion of miss nancy reese os queen of The sTruT ond The broodcosf over sToTion wmoh, inTerviewing The queen, her oTTendqnTs, Their escorTs, ond sev- erol members of The ToculTy. mony Thonks To chairman ioyce eldridge ond her commiTTees. 0 right, above: cqmpus owls. 0 below: president ernest h. huhne crowns pi loefo phi pledge nancy reese queen of The sTruT. 286 0 spiriT :Egg A spirit O 287 0 far left: iohnny long's beachcombers quartet. 0 right: patricia davis, miss x , crowns sigma chi bob maddox king ot the hop. 0 below: omicron delta kappa president paul dietzel at the microphone with newly tapped members in background il to rt: richard ba- con, dean chiles, edward clark, dale hiller, richard shellenbarger, iack steel. 0 right: iohnny long conducTs ci speciolTy number. oll The digniTy ond vigor of scenic win- TerTime wos copTured oT The sophomore hop on december sixTh. Two enioyoble snowmen, o loke plcicid scene, ond Two monikins corrying ice skoTes Through o pine grove combined To moke wiTh- row courT o foiry wonderlond. on ouT- sTonding TeoTure in The decoroTing scheme wos o mirrored globe which revolved on The ceiling, Throwing off smoll, rodionT circles of colored lighT. during inTermission johnny long's de- lighTTul music sToppeol long enough Tor The coronofion of sophomore king, sig- mo chi bob mcaddox. in oddiTion, ci Tive- olollor oword wos presenTed To hunk clurkee Tor idenTiTying miss x os poi- Tricici davis. ond The big momenT come when Three seniors ond Three iuniors were Topped by omicron deITo kcippo, men's service honorory. A Q.. spiriT 0 289 Q junior prom 290 0 spiriT come To The mardi gras. The gay, carefree armosphere of a holiday carnival vvas capTured aT The iunior prom on february TWenTieTh. women vvere granred 2130 permission Tor The dance, vvhich vvas organ- ized by chairman william dumont. giganTic, old king iesTer reigned over The prom, holding colorful sTreamers which exrended To The balcony, Torming a ceiling over vviThrow courT. a pair of elecrrical eyes blinked oTT and spiTe his broken on iingeniouslyi Tram behind a huge mask made oT paper napkins. buddy rich, de- leTT arm, provided The solid, vibraTing music. black and red programs vvirh mask cuT- ours will always serve as Tond memories of a gay evening. 0 buddy rich spirit O 291 senior hall The senior ball This year TeaTured an excepTional combinaTion of elemenTs -svveeT sTrains of music Tlovved from The bandsTand, vviThrovv courT was decked ouT in unusually clever dec- oraTions, and The crowd vvas in one of iTs gayesT moods, evolving from The seniors having Their lasT, big fling. omicron delTa kappa, Tollovving Tra- diTional procedure, Tapped new mem- bers. heading The dance commiTTee vvas karl ware, while sub-chairmen bob cain, decoraTions, bob benson, TickeTs, and don edmundson, program, aTTended To The deTails. The ball has always provided an ideal picTure for The TerminaTion of campus life for sen- iors. This year was no excepTion. 292 0 spiriT fm., spirif 0 293 I navy hall swim 294 0 spirif E K miami universiTy's second navy ball ended The year's calendar of formals vviTh a gay noTe and a regreT ThaT sTudenTs musT vvaiT unTil Tall for so hap- py an occasion. The ball, held may l5Th, was sponsored by The capsTans, a social organi- zaTion originaTed by The n.r.o. T.c. lasT year. The organiza- Tion, which is direcTed by a general policy commiTTee plus various oTher commiTTees, is open To naval science sTudenTs and holds a place in The cam- pus social scene noT unlike ThaT of The TraTerniTies or sororiTies. The navy hall-The lasT dance ol The year-lelT lasTing mem- ories vviTh miami sTudenTs. spiriT 0 295 O inter-fraternit, ball 296 0 spiriT S' c ci -me M here is inTer-Tra- TerniTy amiTy. The annual inTer-Tra- TerniTy b a l l braughT The mem- bers al all The TraTerniTies a n campus TageTher Tar a nighT of friendly relaTian- ship. whaTever ri- valries, biTTerness, a n d arrogance exisT were laid aside Tar The eve- ning, as all The braThers and Their daTes shared The music and cam- mon company. held in Wifhraw caurT an may eighTh, The dance was limiTed Ta Tra- TerniTy men and marked iTselT as a successful evenT in line vviTh miami TradiTian. panhellenic To The glory ThoT vvos greece. honoring sororiTy pledges, The ponhellenic donce held november l5Th copiTc1lized on clcissicism. ray oinThony's orchesTro provided The music Trom or bondsTond resembling cz grecion Temple. whiTe sTreomers ex- Tended from pillors ThdT sTood in dll corners, cmd ci dork blue velvet bockdrop hung behind The bondsTond. peg kroimersocTed os choirmon of The donce, which wos open To sororify members only. during inTermission sigmo olpho epsilon's dwighT woTkins Wcns crowned crdonis . ecich TrciTerniTy elecTed on c1donis con- didoTe, ond The pledges ond ocTives of The TourTeen sororiTies chose The winner. 0 below, left: ray onfhony enlighTens The crowd on The nexT song. 0 circle: ponhellenic presi- den? ellen isciccs crowns sigmo olpho epsilon dwighT watkins ddonis . 5piriT 0 297 I miami triad The miami Triad-a dance held annually on TiTTy-Tour campuses ThroughouT The c:ounTry-c:ommemoraTed The founding aT miami uniyersiTy of beTa TheTa pi ll839l, phi delTa TheTa ll848l, and sigma chi il855l. The formal, spon- sored by The Three TraTerniTies, was direcTed by sigma chi This year vviTh charles diebel acTing as chairman. on march TvvenTieTh wiThrovv courT re- sounded vviTh The music oT clyde Trask, of moonlighT gardens, Coney island, Tame, and glowed under The unusual lighTing eTTecTs. 298 0 spiriT C clyde Trask soiree a paris. The eve- ning of january TenTh Tound vviThrovv courT heavy vviTh parisian aTmosphere. The campus owls provided our TavoriTe music, sTreeT-lengTh aTTire vvas marked by The new look, and The sTage was seT - park benches, lamp posTs, a sidewalk cafe To The leTT, and Tables cov- ered vviTh red and vvhiTe checked TablecloThs. Through The vvork of com- miTTees under The general chairmanship of iayne maz- zarella, The vvomen's league sponsored iTs annual dance. in keeping WiTh TradiTion, The women were The mas- Ters of The siTuaTion-They asked The men To The dance, called for Their daTes, and paid for The enTerTainmenT. evenin in paris SpiriT I 299 300 0 spirit the judge back in 1931 george r. hoxie set down the stu- dio phone in its new york cradle and realized an art statt position in the new school ot fine arts at miami. incidentally, he married one ot the first graduates of the school. from 1931 to 1943 he was head ot the design department, and his creative energies were directed toward watercolor and photography. since 1937 his photographs have hung in some seventy alit- terent museums throughout the world-paris, melbourne, tokyo, london, budapest, etc. he has acted as judge at international photo- graphic salons sixteen times, from new york to sacramento, from detroit to atlanta. hoxie lives in oxford and commutes to cincinnati daily. his job requires much travel, for he is editor of minicam photography. 0 the picture at right by earl theisen for look maga- zine shows george hoxie on a visit to paulette god- dard's beach home in santa monica, calif. ut quee the candidates Q:-1 J t wi :titans . QP' ltr t lk gpm? 'Q -fa 0 row l thelmcr bush, potricio compbell, mory ione connell, becrtrice cooper. 0 row 2 betty dennis, lone dickson, helen donoldson, rito horfenboum. 0 row 3 ronnie mothews, sue mccleclry, loan mc- clellond, rosemary riely. 0 row 4 mary ellen riley, ioonne schneider, evelyn swindler, dorothy thomp- SOD. spirit 0 301 C A 5' IIIAK 0 ll .lil oo O ro O U7 Q. 7 re miss ronnie mathews runners-up O :gf Vs K- f. G 5 S S M miss sue mccleary Q miss mary ellen riley spirit 0 303 57 f e 0 clbove, top: poyline, 1947, brought those long, czpporently non-moving line 0 above, bottom: sun bowl queen clrows admiration ot severol miomi tootbolle 0 left: snow ond cold night oir didrft stop this way of saying good-night. ' Y .- :me +1 mf' ,zz Sf2xi??effi'Q mf: 1-11 ilzygi' vi' 51293-ffl f:9f?Ei,.T?g'f54'J?b +35 we ' , as 2:12 -, '-Hg ' il if-Q 0 W lil if W Y? ' We Sfcwfswiff fwfr xcfifimf ' +?W,.f4f,?sMf.f ,av ' T ' f 31:5 Q 1f', ' miami-western theatre a big answer To That big guesTion of whaT's oloing in oxford on Week-ends is The miami- wesTern Theatre. so lines like This are a regular TeaTure of The upTovvn scene. TeaTures oluring The week run Two days, and There's The big saTurolay nighT double-bill. This lasT combinaTion of horror and horse operas is a sTandard parT of miami social life. breaThes There a sTuclenT who lTorTiTiecl wiTh popcorn anol canolyl hasn'T seTTled clown Tor an evening oT cheering The hero and hissing The villain? adv. 0 305 shillitogs girls vvho are searching for The righT birThday gifT-socks, Ties, or vvhafever The exchequer vvill afford-for The man in Their lives and fellows looking for a special presenf for ThaT special girl sooner or laTer come To shilliTo's wardrobe corner. managed by business sTudenTs, The corner also enables miamians To order from The big shilliTo sTore in cincinnaTi. These Three lucky gals goT Their apples sTraighT from The barrel aT The f. perrone wholesale company in cincinnaTi. buT Those apples would probably have come To redskin Tables anyway because The perrone company furnishes mosT of The fruiTs and vegeTables for The universiTy boarding deparTmenT. carloads of fresh food are required To give miami sTudenTs ThaT healfhy, well-fed look. O f. perrone company 306 0 adv. O white villa foods Those whiTe villa cons of vegeTaloles, coffee, and loTs of oTher groceries keep miamians from having ThaT lean and hungry look. noT only does The whiTe villa company sell many supplies To The universiTy, buT also To The eaTing places in Town. all over Town wherever There's food, some of iT's bound To be whiTe villa. so in The dorms or upTown sTudenTs say viva la villa! adv. 0 307 O farmers state bank 308 0 odv. WonT To moke sure your money is sofe? here is The vc1ulT where The farmer's sTczTe bcmk wili deposiT IT Tor you. soTis- Tied? Then 1usT Toke ThoT nexT ollowonce check up To The fc1rmer's sTolTe bank ond sTorT your own occounT. ThoT Woy you con check your check book To see how you spenT iT. TooThpcisTe, soop, shoe lcices, Thumb Tocks, cords, gum, cdndy, poper, pins, scoTch Tope, picTure fromes, bloTTers-you nome iT ond Tobor's probobly hos iT. behind Those big, new beouTi- Tul gloss doors ond olong The hondsome modern shelves ond counTers is ronged everyThing sTudenTs need. no shopping lisT is ever compleTe wiThouT ci sTop oT Tcibor's. at who con poss ThoT TolsTeTully decorcned window filled wiTh gliTTering jewelry ond gorgeous giTT iTems? whoT window- why hosc1ck's. ond inside is ci big cissorTmenT of greeTing cords ond cresTed jewelry, poTTery, crysfol, sToTionery, silver- wore ond porTrc1iTs so beouTiTul iT's downrighT dongerous To enTer The sTore wiTh enough money To buy cinyThing. tahor9s 0 h0sack's O odv. 0 309 O eversharp, inc. MM - within this building an absolutely essential industry is carried on. we shudder to think what the men ot miami would look like without the product of the eversharp company in middletovvn. now obviously it isn't iust the pens and pencils that they make but those push, pull, click, click schick iniector razor blades. suppose the handsome males ot miami could no longer buy those schick iniector blades and had to scrape and hack their beautiful protiles instead ot getting a good quick shave. this would precipitate a social crisis because they would all give up shaving, and then a girl might as well go out with a porcupine. was it shakespeare who said, vanity, thy name is a Woman? Well, anyway the iohn ross store doesn't believe it because they have been doing quite well on the theory that men have a bit ot vanity about the clothes and hots they wear. now, men may laugh at vvomen tor making a tuss about clothes and taking a long time to make a purchase, but we bet these clerks in the iohn ross store could tell some stories about men's shopping habits. miami men in search ot sharp clothes might well iourney to middletovvn to the iohn ross selection ot clothes to please men's vanity. I john ross store 310 0 adv. redskin reservation O miami's ovvn redskin reservaTion has become The place where The eliTe meeT To grab a laTe breal4TasT, To relax over a coke or coffee or iusT To pass a pleasanT hour vviTh several buddies. The doors of The converfed g.i. recreaTion hall svving in and ouT as hordes of redskins parTake of reservaTion hospiTaliTy and deparT for Their classes. in The evenings The socialiTe crowd comes To enjoy The music and dancing across This room is The long shiny counTer from which mr. paul chrisTman and his sTaTT of sTudenT helpers run The reservaTion. adv. 0 311 O Wurlitzer compan vvhot's new with perry como, io stoitford, tosconnini, lily pons, burl ives, or spike iones? wurlitzer hos thot lotest recording tor you plus sheet music ond vorious instruments it you ospire to ploy them. it you're puzzled obout what records to buy tor your sister who loves symphonies or your cousin who odores hillbilly songs, go to wurlitzer's in homilton-they'll help you. f V : Sang ,. ,Q its W - wi? .27 312 0 odv. apothecary shop O sodas, sundaes, shakes, malts and other lovely concoctions that tempt the appetite beyond that resolution not to add another pound can be found behind the artistically arranged windows of the apothecary shop. prescriptions are a special service, and there are shelves and shelves of medicines with al- most unpronounceable names which help students keep vitamized and up to par for those hectic exams and nine-weeks tests. and iust for those less hardy souls who have trouble bearing up under the oxford weath- er, the apothecary shop has a first-rate as- sortment of cough medicines. where to go after the show or game, where to drop in afternoons with the gang, where to meet people you haven't seen for weeks- why, where else but the college inn? run by football captain bill hoover and art goldner, the college inn abounds in authentic col- legiate atmosphere. scenes like this take place every day at the college inn. so next time you're uptown, drop into this popular hang-out for a snack or the pause that re- freshes. try it to see what you've been missing all these months. the college inn adv. 0 313 O minnis home appliance fr 'ie O harriet's 314 0 adv. see ThaT radio The girl has her eye on? ThaT's iusT one of The beauTiful hallicraTT radios, pockeT porTables, Table mod- els, and big radio-phonograph combinaTions in minnis home appliance sTore. and The ulTra- moderns may check The Tele- vision seT in The background. elecTric blankeTs To washing machines, minnis home appli- ance has all The gadgeTs To make a sTudenT's life comTorT- able, and domesTically minded sTudenTs may pick up some good poinTers by sTudying re- TrigeraTors, elecTric sToves, eTc., in The windows. The disTincTive, The unusual and original are specialTies of harrieT's dress shop. very near The campus on easT high sTreeT, harrieT's is The goal of co-eds who are looking Tor cloThes and accessories wifh a flair- sweaTers ThaT are diTferenT, dresses ThaT have personaliTy, and ievvelry ThaT is sure To aT- TracT admiring aTTenTion. nexT Time you WanT someThing To wear Tor a very special occa- sion-a formal, an aTTernoon dress, or a svveaTer and skirf -come To harrieT's. chidnoff studio chidnotf studios from new york this year takes the lab at handing down miamians' Iikenesses to posterity through the medium of the recensio for forty-eight. but wards Cannot describe their ability-let the portraits speak tar themselves. they are pretty faithful iikenesses. adv. 0 315 O oxford printing company 316 0 adv. here af The oxford prinTing company The recensio, Tomahawk and The oldesT college newspaper are published. vviThouT The services of The oxford prinTing company We mighf be reduced To using smoke signals. shown here are ellen dennison Qrecensioj, hope iohns Qfomahawkj, and neil barnharT CsTudenTj conferring vviTh Their publishers commencemenT day means final examinafions and honor grades for work of merif. examinafion, experience anal research upon all Types of home-heafing fuels give The award of highesT acclaim: magna cum laude To coal The economic, healThful and dependable fuel. the kearns coal company U The right coal for The right purpose f cincinnati, ohio now fellows-she's very preTTy buT look again and check Those flowers she's holding. nice, huh-The flowers, ThaT is. They're an example of The lovely, fragranf vvares of The universiTy greenhouse. carnaTion, rose, gardenia, camellia, svveeT pea and mixed corsages can be ordered aT The universiTy greenhouse To enhance The beaufy of your daTe for The nexT formal, boys. univ. greenhouse kearns coal O O adv, 9 317 318 0 odv. oxford food market minnis and rollman if you're looking for provisions for ThciT ofTer-hours snock or The picnic for soTur- doy cifTernoon, Try The oxford food mor- keT. you con find sliced meoTs, breod, sondvvich spreods, leTTuce ond everyThing you need if you Toke one of Those liTTle looskeT gcidgefs ond push iT cilong The oisles. This losT innovoTion odds o Touch of The super-rncirkeT in The confines of peoceful liTTle oxford. iT's minnis, The sTudenTs' drugsTore, for pre- scripTions, cosmeTics, combs, rdzor blondes, rncigcizines ond cull Those liTTle necessory iTems. ond if your foiThful old woTch hos given iTs losT Tick ond Turned in iTs moin- spring, Toke iT To mr. mac rollmcin, The ex- perT woTch repoirmon QT minnis'. he con revive iT so iT runs iusTc1s well cis iT did be- fore lunTil you drop iT or go swimmingl. indianapolis engraving co., inc. C I' '- ' 1 I I I i I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I l SPECIALIZED PLANNING AND ENGRAVING ' I , SERVICE FOR YEARBOOK STAFFS . .. I ' I I I I .... J adv. O oxford laundr 00.13. 320 0 adv. reathouse Wi? There's noThing like good clean cloThes, vve've always heard, and ThaT is The operaTing principle of The oxford laundry. many sTudenTs Trek dovvn spring sTreeT and college avenue and across The railroad Tracks To The oxford laundry-iT's a long Trip buT well worfh iT. The oxford laundry also does a greaT porTion of The laundry Work for The universiTy. for ThaT clean, fresh, sTarched look vviThouT having To send cloThes home for moTher To slave over or vviThouT having To scrub Them'ouT yourself and Toil over an ironing board, send your cloThes To The oxford laundry. over middlefovvn way There is a beauTiful sTore which sells mighTy smarT cloThes. miami men in search of handsome cloThes had besT see WhaT greaThouse has in sTock for Them. from The unusual second-floor display vvindovv dovvn To The lasT Tie on The rack, greaThouse is The sTore of disTincTion. here vve have one of greaThouse's selecTion of svveaTers for college men. dick greaThouse and don mckillop are Trying To convince Two exTension sTudenTs from The middleTovvn cenTer ThaT This is The svveaier They need. They don'T have To convince us-vve're already sold on iT. peters and son I wheTher you wonT To ochieve Thor joe college look, o mon of disTincTion oir, or The oppeoronce of o rising young business mon, peTer's men's shop hos iusT The cloThes you need. locoTed on oxTord's moin drog, peTer's show-window coTches eoch redskin's eye os he wonders from closses Toword his upTown hounTs. ond Those smooTh svveoTers, snoppy iockels ond scinTilloTing orgyle socks iusT noTurolly sell Themselves To him. ond peTer's shop is o big help To co-eds, Too, oround chrisTmos ond loirThdoys. leT's see now-box of ritz crockers, cheese, opples, holf oi pound of some kind of luncheon meoT, loof of loreod, moyonnoise, ond whoT else will we need? so goes The shopping lisT of ci miomion plonning o poirTy or picnic os she enTers hornung's meoT morket and grocery sTore To moke her purchoses. ond mony o veT's wife on o pilgrimoge upTown sTops in oT hornung's To replenish The Tomily supply of condensed milk or poblum or Thot spinoch mixTure ThoT is recommended for boby. or perhops some sTudenT couldn'T resisT Those luscious sTrowberries or TempTing gropes disployed in The window ond hos sTopped in To buy Them. 975 K 17' .. .M ig 4 T K . 1 ' umu- 1 mu- I 'U mum 1 gram.-e ,n woe 1 aww : V Q wg- . Q kv. K A 4 ii' 4 T T ' 3-iifu hornun 9s market I oolv. 0 321 322 O odv. hall of oxford boll of oxford is o fomous ond beloved nome wiTh miomi co-eds becouse iTO1ppeCirs on The lid of The boxes in which Their corsoges ore delivered. ond where is The girl who doesn'T odore flowers ond flower shops? when girls Think of boill of oxford They remember The frogronce of cornoTions ond roses, The woxy whifeness of gordenios or perhops The prec- ious frogilify of on orchid. ond some girls ore reminded by The nome boll of oxford of ThciT gifT of oi liTTle poTTed plonf ThoT mofher or ounf susie iusf loves. whoT do you know obouf business-very much or procficolly nofhing? if you ore well- informed on business moTTers, Then you know ThoT The oxford nofionol bonk is one of The besT ploces To open your occounf. buf if you ore one of Those unforfunofe people who Thinks o check is somefhing To puT in on on- swer blonk, or ThoT o bolonce is somefhing Tighf-rope wolkers hove, you hod beTTer leT The oxford nofionol bonk hondle your busi- ness offoirs. They hove deolf wiTh sTudenT occounTs for mony yeors, so They will under- sTond your difficulTies. oxford national bank stephenson iee and eoal eo. I dovvn at the corner of college avenue and spring street stands the big plant of the stephenson ice and coal com- pany. from this plant the com- pany trucks b u s i l y shuttle about tovvn. novv, fevv students buy coal, but a great many buy ice and soft drinks from the stephenson c o m p ci n y. many fraternity houses and sorority suites depend upon stephenson's for cases of cokes and pepsies for parties. and many a pledge has trotted over to stephenson's to bring back a basket of crushed ice. look at that darling dress and those earrings-that sweater would just go with my plaid skirt- are snatches of con- versation overheard as miami co-eds hurrying along high street stop, fascinated, in front of billie's dress shop and stare vvistfully at clothes they vvant to ovvn. billie's lovely selection of dresses, suites, formals and accessories never fails to snare the attention of female red- skins and bring them inside to buy that positively priceless dress which is iust the thing for the coming week-end. billie shop I l z T T Q pepsi cola I the purity know Thaf diTTy, nickel, nickel, nickel, nickel-pepsi cola is The drink for you '? here is The place in hamilTon where your pepsi cola is boTTled so Thaf iT may be The drink for you. This is The building where Those big boTTles are filled which laTer will refresh you aT a parTy or a local gaThering place. meefing aT The purify resfaur- anT CbeTTer known as The pure l is an old custom of redskins from away b a c k. Through iTs well-known smoky aTmosphere may be discerned The regular gang gaThering for a liTTle refreshmenT while They spend a sociable afTer- noon, discussing campus per- sonaliTies and developmenTs and maybe bumming a cigar- eTTe or Two from a friend. even in The middle of winTer miamians can'T geT ouT of The habiT of dropping by folker's To geT an ice cream cone or a sundae or shake To Take ouT. folker's ice cream is so good They don'T mind geTTing chills while They eaT iT. of course, in The spring and fall folker's is so crowded wiTh paTrons iT is hard To geT close enough To The counTer To give your order -buT The ice cream is suTTicienT reward for making The eTTorT. books, supplies, pens, pencils, sTaTionery, cards, folders, and anyThing else ThaT sTudenTs need may be found aT The mi- ami co-op. aT The begining of each semesTer The miami co-op becomes one of The mosT pop- ular spoTs in Town as long lines of sTudenTs Torm ouTside waiT- ing Tor a chance To enfer and buy Their TexTbooks. beTween The Two big yearly rushes The co-op TeaTures a very nice line of books Tor giTTs or for your own library, and ouTlines To help wiTh diTTiculT courses. folkelvs miami co-op store adv. 0 325 ' co. if The way To a man's hearT is Through his sTomach CiT works wiTh girls, Tool, Then The crosseT wholesale company of cincinnafi is beloved by sTudenTs for supplying The universiTy vviTh food for Them. for luncheon and dinner, for dancing on friday and sunday and for good group banqueTs, The huddle is The place To go. where else can you find such good ' food, quick service and really danceable music? 326 0 adv. new england kitchen C in front ot a stately old vvhite house on patterson avenue hangs a sign reading the new england kitch- en. inside, visitors are charmed by the large, grac- ious dining room and completely vvon over by the good food. many banquets of student organizations and clubs and taculty groups are held in the large dining room or in one ot the smaller private dining rooms like the one shovvn here. and when parents come to visit tor the day or perhaps the week-end many students take them to the new england kitchen tor tine tood and a pleasant visit. tor those lucky students who can legally keep cars at the university, douglass' marathan service station can keep those vehicles in tip-top repair as Well as furnishing gas tor them. tor the rest ot us douglass' store next door to the service station holds much more interest. here you can buy a bicycle with which to explore the countryside, or get parts tor your old one which has becomediscouraged. also, douglass' sells radios and phonographs, and just in case your radio has developed a strange tone or perhaps a depressed attitude toward lite-try douglass' repair service. douglass service I adv 0 327 I colonial inn the second home of a great many miami men, colonial inn, has become famous for The development of the boarding plan. it is also renowned as a saturday night bright spot where a big gang gathers to celebrate its vveek-end. right is a Typical scene from colonial inn, as several fellows seat Them- selves along one side of The horseshoe- shaped counter to philosophize about life, love and happiness. unusual, isn't it? now for Those students vvho have a deep interest in surrealistic art, here is a most interesting example of This art painted above The bar aT The manchester hotel in middletovvn. all done in pink, this unique room affords limitless features for study and also refreshment. what vve would like to know is vvhether The artist painted this masterpiece before or after said refresh- ment. frankly, vve can't figure out vvhat The central idea of this painting can be, but vve like its interesting features. 0 manchester hotel 328 0 adv. luring The weeks when sTudenTs ore buying new exTbooks ond selling Their old ones, block-long ines Torm ouTside of dubois book store. inside, The aTore is sTocked vviTh huge quonTiTies oT books To :ill The demond. dubois olso sell sTudenT supplies and books for giTTs or personol use, pens ond oencils, ond Those hondy ouTline books. dubois hook store O wisecup's express is The primory moving Torce oround oxford. here you see one of Their mom- mouTh Trucks in TronT of norTh holl. This Truck will help you move inTo or ouT of oxford, ond These Trucks olso deliver lorge purchoses which hove been mode by The universiTy boording deporT- menT. so, wisecup's brings our food To us. wisecup's express odv. 0 329 O a. henzin 8 wanna affirms m flare S0llS The sound of hommering, sowing ond The rooring of Truck mofors comes Tovvord compus from be- hind vvells holl vvhere The ci. benzing cmd sons conTrocTing compony is busily consTrucTing onno logon lodge for freshmen girls en- rolled in elemenTory educoTion. here ore shovvn severol of The freshmen inspecTing The hondivvork of The benzing compoiny vvhich, when finished, vvill be Their home. since They vvere greoTly hompered by shorToges of viTol moTeriols, The benzing company vvos noT oble To compIeTe onno logon lodge so The girls could occupy iT in februory. buf They received The necessory moTeriol ond soon ofTer hod The building reody for occuponcy. in The window of snyder's orT and gifT shop ore exomples of The excelIenT porTroiTs vvhich mr. snyder hos been moking of micimi sTudenTs for mony, mony yeors. snyder's hos o lorge selecTion of holl mork greeTing cords, ond oll sorTs of supplies for orT sTudenTs os well os oTher sTudenT supplies. gifTs ronge from o lorge selecTion of children's books ond Toys To shelves of crysTol vvore ond dishes, ond include clever liTTle gloss figurines. There ore olso beouTiful picTure fromes ond o very nice line of leoTher goods. every miomion knovvs snyder's c1rT ond gifT shop ond hos mony Times broughT home o purchose in ThoT green bog. I snyder's art and gift shop 330 0 odv. 0 s. k. smith co the recensio for forty-eight, the twenty-titth edition to use a molloy-made cover. the s. k. smith company 2857 north western avenue chicago 18, illinois no request resounds so often through the dining halls as please pass the butter twit- ness the enthusiasm ot these gentlemen as they dig into the butter plate.D and where does the butter tor the university dining halls nad fraternity houses come from? Why, from the merchant creamery of dayton. every day they send huge quantities ot butter to the various dining halls on campus to meet the great demand from students who can't get along without bread and butter. I the merchants creamery 130. inc. adv. 9 331 0 acknowled ments ' . .Y - . .., WWQW'-rl -W f - ,asf ,L,., r. .wfmlf-.ss , ff , russian, if V95 ifiiaf - O the elms hotel 332Oadv. The sTaff of The recensio for forTy-eighf offers iTs sincere Thanks To The follovving people for services, wiThouT which The book would have died a quick deafh. 9 mr. gilson wrighf, fac- ulry adviser. 0 miss marTha jacques, financial adviser. 0 The messrs. harold and roberT shell- house of The oxford prinfing company. 0 The messrs. frederick noer, lawrence hardy, and roberT keene of The indianapolis engraving company. 0 mr. k. g. cooley of The s. k. smiTh company. 0 The messrs. clrfhur l. grey and george graziaclio of chidnoff sfudio. 0 mr. nafhaniel l. champlin for consTrucTive crificism. 0 mr. george l. hoxie for selecfion of beaufy queens. 0 mr. john e. dome for covered bridge picfure, page l46, Theafer picTures, and invaluable counsel. 0 kaThie swineharf for class headlines. 0 arT cockeTT for men's aThleTics vvrife-ups. 0 mary cory for adver- Tising vvrife-ups. 0 joe mcguire for football and individual baskefball players picTures, 0 jim dierkscheide, don paTerson, and george renkerT for adverfising picfures. 0 clufch schulfz for Tennis and informal dance pic- Tures. 0 The many ofhers who kindly confrib- ufed in many ways. clon'T leT your parenfs find Themselves in This sad siTuaTion when They come dovvn To visiT. don'T Ier Them sleep in The car or piTch a Tenf when iT's so easy jusT To check in aT The elms hoTel on souTh main sTreeT. aT The elms They can enjoy a good nighT's sleep and Then see oxford. eafzeea Gallia? YOU Here's a good job for girls with college training. lt's the job of Service Representative for the telephone company. This career offers you a chance to meet the public and to use your own judgment and initiative. Pay is good and increases come rapidly. You will be thoroughly trained for this challenging Work. You will have every opportunity to qualify for higher-paid positions as you gain skill and experience. If you are friendly, alert, well-poised and tactful, here is a career that calls for you. APPLY: WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE coMPANY iw qw place la wwf' WHEN YOU G0 OUT TO EAT . . .AT BETTER HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS EVERYWHERE. if i X, SHERMAN 3 I Ill W. EXQUISITE PM ff'fNp,r, I ' SEXTON QUAIITY FOODS I john Sexton and co. .lm 334 0 adv. another school year on miami's campus has passed and the campus has also seemed to have acquired that i948 new look. there have been some new additions to miami in the way of temporary building and residences, classroom buildings a, b, c, and d, north and south rec rooms, and office buildings. all are temporary fixtures it is hoped except the upham science building dedicated this year and new men's dorm No. 2 and those favorite toasted rolls at tuffy's. speaking of permanent fixtures ithere are some couples who stay pinnedli d. u. johnny holschuh and alpha chi prexy barbie bender seem to enjoy being pinned, along with s.a.e. dave radcliffe and chi o beattie leith . . . pi phi ginny soderman doesn't see much of paul skelton since she received his pin. explanatione-he's in florida . . . kay abe now en- gaged to phi tau pledge bob effinger . . . sig bill shank getting away from law school every once in a while to see his fiancee chi a chirleen allison . . . delta gam milly zesiger seems to be permanently at- tached to her distant d.k.e. while her roommate daffy dougherty makes the rounds with them all . . . ex-miamians bob droge and bev scott announce their engagement . . . while delt dick jones and pi phi jo hetzler continue making elopement plans . . . gla brinkman remains true to her s.a.e. fred while her brother sig paul takes a turn with all the sharp girls on campus . . . s.a.e. tom moore and chi o shirley mccorm'ck stay very happily engaged and tom at last makes his initiation debut . . . drawing this permanent list, which isn't as long as the temporary fixtures, to a close, popular alpha chi marge hartsel was taken out of circulation by the a.t.o. prexy at bowling green. the studious students at Miami were certainly proud of their football team who walked away with the sun bowl honors after defeating powerful u. c. by a shocking score. homecoming, another event of the season, was reigned over by delta gam jo mcmanus and delt jack carmichael . . . s.a.e. ray klug is still trying to make time with jo . . . one of sid's boys, phi tau sam wippel seems to enjoy working at north, while sig bob smith takes time oft from the job uptown to escort kappa pat patrick to the latest shindigs . . . wayne howland keeps treking out to western, cold walking, huh, wayne? . . . and another major event of the year occurred when phi delt dickie bird wilcox re- turned to miami's campus while his fraternity brother darrell sutton pins sigma kappa barb eldredge . . . jo sarchet steady- ing with sol riegel and geege kircher slaves away down in the student office. where does she find time for all and blankets come the elections for various and assorted offices-phi betes swinging their bright new keys, pi phi peg kramer reigns as president of pan-hell while the vice president alpha chi ruth stoeppel- werth and her two roommates a.o.pi lois hunsicker and alpha chi pat schmidt take parliamentary procedure to get in the know of things. vet ville seems to be as happy as ever, what with the spring floods and dodo and dick pryor joining the ranks of the little houses at semesters . . . jeannie and bob wrede wait patiently for their application to be filled while delt gerry hoffman seems to be quite happy there . . . sig bill gauspohl spent a couple of weeks in his shack alone before his wedding date with bonnie . . . vena weber left school at semesters to walk down the aisle with her doc while her ex-roomie tri-delt jo glenn stays pinned to s.a.e. ed taylor . . . and his brother s.a.e. beautiful bill baxter still looks f'beautiful. what's miami's campus without the usual array of dogs. pyzon seems to have been replaced by speed and whiskey ipedigrees, that ist. another event was the ap- pearance of the king cole trio sponsored by c.i.c.-a very good con- cert. may there be more along the same line. the concert was broad- cast by miami's own new radio station w.m.u.b. which has started in full swing and also seems to take much of the time of sigs perry spies and rod hill. lower campus seems to be losing part of its atmosphere with the addition of the science building kind of crowding it . . . but no change has occurred at tuffy's although the university switched the apartments overhead from the old tallawando to faculty rooms . . . mrs. dome taking good charge of the social affairs while mrs. warring- ton's dictatorship still prevails at wells. ah yes, oxford and the ac- tivities of the redskins . . . everyone up to the usual par, people get- ting pinned and unpinned and the usual pieces of gossip floating from booth to booth in tuffy's . . . cute alpha chi pledge mickey mccor- mish pinned by phi tau gene peddle . . . the boys not appreciating the longer skirts but developing their imagination . . . the fraternities surviving hectic rush week . . . the sorrowful gripes about grades and profs. a characteristic figure seen about campus is lambda chi creigh- ton lephart, but theta chi jim scarborough just stays home and studies . . . the jokes in the tomahawk get rarer and rarerer just before a subscription drive while its editor tri-delt hope johns keeps circulating between lima and sig john benz and a,o.pi weasie beal starts getting back into circulation while her sorority sister barbie ray gets engaged to sigma nu bob those activities . . . kappa phyll white and beta bob benya . . . another who seems to have dropped out smith seen more and more together . . . scatty mc- Q of circulation is sig jack parker while tri-delt pledge pherson always seems to be playing sweet music rachel nordberg keeps dating them all, s.a,e. jim directed to mary heaton. they certainly make coulter included . . , future prexy of s.a.e. ray sweet music together . . . s.a.e. pledge goodrich and alpha chi elly schick make a president jack bernhadt still doesn't hear the perfect pinned couple . . . the boys at the bands when he goes to the major dances . . . Where you get those lodges keep trudging to classes, shel veil along beta harold richardson dates kappa lanny miller good toasted rolls. with them . . . beta dick mcginnis and future kappa after a.o.pi helen hambleton's departure and rich's buddy beta johnny hacking marries elaine cottingim in february , . . sigma kappa del matson pinned to phi delt dick burkman and d. u. bob clarke pins one of the north rec room girls whom he met at band. the band also features the duo of drum major dick sunderland and d.z. cathy schatz. rumor has it that beta paul shoults received his pin back awfully fast. could it be true? . . . sally kyle and blackie cole are that way about each other while nancy saylor and max schneider are not worrying about height anymore , . . kappa vonnie attwood is more than de- lighted to have the class of 5l on campus, her man, jack ward is again with her . . . beta doc cullen and gamma phi pat shafer exchanging meals while pi phi marty stubbs still holds the reins on happy leo mers- weiler . . . joe hayden and barb stevenson continue their high school bickering and s.a.e. dick church tears himself away from his studies to give a few co-eds a big break . . . some of the things that can't be true though are: miami's campus not receiving its yearly dose of you know what on the lawns . . . theta u martie reiner not being seen with bob waltz and z.t.a. pat condon not trudging up 3 flights of stairs to the art department in harrison . . . kappa shirley stearns and sig jack byrne not keeping the cincinnati co-operative spirit alive when together . . . those phi delt parties not featuring stan kerr with gamma phi jo snyder and bob brown with his kappa pin-plant lee riefstahl . . . pi phi skip donaldson not having a date with a phi delt . . . kappa martha jane ballenger and sig dave maddox not studying in the libe, oxford's weather being predictable . . tuffy's rolls and coffee not being the best on campus . . . delta gam petie pfeiffer not talking about her bill . . . tri-delt jo hospodar not wearing the latest new look thing or alpha chi janie dickson not having a big bright smile . . . professor bernie singer without kay jones or gamma phi ruth kimmel not with s.a.e. mumbles sutton , . . delta chi paul abercrombie not having sigma kappa jan crownover for his dancing partner in musical shows. switching out of this it can't be true business and speaking of musicals iweren't we?j d.z. jo vernotzy did a fine job of singing in the freshman redcap revue and congratulations to dick riggs and al goodman for their fine production of marco polo. all proceeds were donated to the student-union fund, as are the profits from the reservation. in another twenty years our children may see the corner- stone laid for the permanent building . . . ray anthony's orchestra played sweet and low for the pan-hell dance and buddy rich's orches- tra ditto for the junior prom at which many of the big wheels could be seen tripping-the light fantastic. along with spring and the flowers president barb doan get steadier and steadier . . . paul schnackenberg keeps up his pace of being a red- hot basketball player . . . janie dallas seen escorted a couple of times by pi k.a. roy haines while his sister alpha chi jean haines gets the girls in on time at bishop by being an efficient bell-girl , . . cute sigma kappa pledge jean schluep happy with her sigma nu pin from bob, while sigma kappa president penny neff looks forward to those visits from ohio state's chuck . . . lucky boy . . . athletic ara parseghian being seen with kappa pledge katie davis while sig bo frank plants his pin on tri-delt ruth shepherd before de- parting at semesters . . . these mid-school departures, tch, tchl often seen out phi delt bob cromling escorts cute alpha chi pat nelson . . . a constant couple going to tuffy's is sigma kappa rosie philips and her joe, while chi o ming fleming has a cute cousin in the personage of sig tom hartman . . , gamma phi jan gausman still has that sweet way of hers . . . veedie knight quits the lacrosse team to be with mildred m .... pi phi pleasant gilman gets married at semesters. the junior girls fill out their mortar board applications in spring and realize how many activities they don't have. the year also carried the usual gripes about women's regulations and car permits, although the s.f.c. tries to remedy conditions on campus . . . delta gams marge kessler and lois knox seem to have quite a picnic, while kappa jo dickey keeps knitting argyles . . . big bill dumont seems to prefer tall girls while soupy campbell is always out in full force with a good looking gal . . . harold e. clark puts in all his time in the recensio office and still has time to be a 4.0 . . . a.o.pi pledge dee powell likes being pinned to beta ranny williams . . . sig george renkert catches some good poses with his little camera while d.z. janie yauger would certainly make one of the most photogenic models around . . . phi delt dutch schultz seems to enjoy taking pictures, too. switching from this photographic frame of mind, delta sig b. j. rhoades seems to have a rough time with secretarial studies while a.o.pi sophie newell and sig bill pecht continue to be very compatible . . . d.u. carleton wright keeps being the brain in science courses and delt ed heine and a.o.pi pat peck just have fun, along with steve maurer who doesn't circulate too much lately, being pinned to lee vinnedge but then who would? . . . and so with plans for the student union ambitiously underway and the seniors tearfully sipping their last cokes at tuffy's we zip our mouth and close the door to tuffy's review of the past year-complete with the new look and the old faces. so until next year's grind, see you in tuf's. , RODUC , MARATHON Y far the most important bill in our whole code, is that for the diffusion of knowledge among the people. 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florence d. benoy, joan e. benoy, marian a. benseler, ted c. benson, marilyn m. benson, otis o. bentley, elizabeth s. bentley, isabel g. benya, robert j. benz, john j. benzing, marjorie e. 164, 171, 186, 188, 197, 33, 131 33, 82, 178, 283, 49, 70 19, 211, 33, 150, 151, 184, 82, 33, 180, 49 19, 198, 82, 33, 157 49, 33, 33, 19, 49, 196, 211, 49, 199, 19, 49, 19, 82, 49, 125, 19, 19, 211, 70, 172, 224, 49, 82, 33, 20, 33, 50, 203, 48, 50, 161, 50, 33, 186, 83, 161, 176, 50, 187, 202 250 19 238 254, 316 19 230 19 258 93 153 174 267 271 238 238 82 229 226 272 19 33 272 258 229 249 238 33 272 205 197 271 93 246 267 70 214 276 190 19 234 225 268 93 19 242 164 271 249 238 238 50 230 261 189 21 1 276 275 237 berg, carol j. berg, marilyn a. bergman, allen g. bergman, sheldon c. bergner, phyllis a. berndsen, don e. bernhardt, jack d. bernheisel, wanda l. berryman, benjamin bescherner, irene l. beverly, marjorie l. bey, richard beyland, richard o. bezold, alice l. bickel, jack a. bice, nancy e. bickett, jack o. biddle, nancy o. bielfeldt, edward e. billings, adeline m. bingham, robert f. binkovitz, betty binnell, thomas j. birmingham, roy o. bishop, ann black, leon d. black, nancy g. 20, 198, 33, 169, 185, 33 50, 20, 33, 157, 21 1 50, 179, 20, 82, 33, 113, 50, 33, 93, 33, 20 70, 154, black robert c. 33, 153, 182, 262, black, robert r. blackard, velma l. 50, 169, 240, blackburn, stanley c. 50, blackiston, thomas y. 33, 188, 190, blair, john t. 82, blakely, robert f. blakely, mrs. theresa bland, barbara l. 33, blank, dorothy v. 50, blanke, edith j. 33, blatt, nancy l. 93, 205, bleier, norma 50, 198, 226, blanco, george a. blevins, omer 120, 121, bliven, kenneth e. blount, calvin blower, ruth e. blumenthal, carole b. 33, boehmer, kathryn 50, 163, 183, 184 boes, william w. boey, l. allyne bohl, stanley c. bohlander, eugene a. bohlander james w. boland, earl l. boles, betsy bolsar, constance bolton, roy bond, marilyn bond, richard c. bonnoront, shirley bonsor, thomas w. boos, barbara c. 33 33, 197, 20, 70, 254 1 157, 197, 82, 82, 53, 33, 50, 33, borcherding, charlotte a. borcherding, evelyn e. bordewisch, don e. borgerman, johann l. borkenhagen, shirley l. borlaug, frederick s. bosworth, mary a. botica, cossiano n. 50 33 50, 82 1 93, 238, 169, 191, 1 226 245 268 125 20 21 1 272 50 254 242 245 279 1 15 187 1 15 246 20 229 196 50 20 20 173 200 230 275 33 268 50 241 262 197, 202 262 175 20 249 241 131 230 227 50 213 20 103 33 226 203 20 229 213 283 213 93 229 50 258 189 276 131 20 238 33 225 50 238 230 268 239 201 bow, charles t. 33, bowen, john r. 82, bowen, katherine bowen, marilyn 20, 186, bowman, joan bowman, robert t. boyce, william russell 34, boyd, david t. boyd, donald k. boyd, mrs. lily m. 83, boyer, marion guy boylan, leo 50, 213, boyle, thomas a. boyles, elaine braaten, thomas brackmann, john bradtord, phyllis l. 34, 160, bradfute, oscar e. bradley, naomi braclshaw, Cnancyj 93, brague, doris m. 501 brainerd, bruce k. brainerd, richard g. braley, william t. brandeberry, madelyn 34, brandt, joan b. 70 braun, richard braun, william h. brawley, mary a. 20, breaks, margot a. 68, 70, 158, 242 1 brees, robert h. 83, bremer, louis v. 20, bretz, johanna e. 70, 185, brewin, roger c. 70, 166, briggs, joe m. 20, bringham, fsarahl j. bright, charles s. 93, bright, norma I. brigner, carolyn 20, brillhart, norma l. brinkerhoff, sally 34, brinkman, gladyse e. 93, brinkman, paul w. 56, britton, george h. 50, broadwell, betty 50, 156, 199, brick, flucindal ruth brockman, henry w. 50, brodt, melvin e. 50, 111, 125, broerman, donald j. 20, brookley, joyce m. brookins, shirley a, 34 brooks, adelbert 34, brooks, leroy 341 brouthers, jay m. 34, browarsky, herbert w, 51 brower, fred f. 34, 153, 212, brown, albert l, jr. 34, brown, 1anita1 dolores 70, 150, 154, 158, 167, 169, 183, 210, brown, archibald m. 20 brown, arthur b. 34, 11, 125, 185, brown, dale l. 20, 1571 brown, mrs. dorothy l. brown, eleaner brown, kenneth j. brown, margaret l. 20 brown, mary a. 93, 152, brown, robert jr. 51, 111, 118, 120 brown, robert s. 261 267 20 245 34 70 257 213 70 131 as 254 34 83 so 153 233 157 20 156 23a 11 1 123 so 205 201 157 20 242 243 214 157 245 276 197 34 267 50 190 11 1 242 205 275 201 241 34 276 267 201 161 202 257 197 280 280 254 280 151, 245 213 179, 268 21 1 20 50 51 242 238 267 197 brown, ruth e. 93, brown, theodore a. 34, brown, william bruckman, raymond g. brumbaugh, sally brumbaugh, susanne bruner, fred j. brunn, sally j. brunt, charles w. 83, bryan, merle s. bryan, ruth e. bryant, john e. bucar, margaret 153, buck, ernest r. 70, buck, robert w. buckley, bruce r. buckley, niel a. jr bucy, paul t. buenzow, leslie w. 83, buhler, francis h, 34, buian, nicholas buker, howard e. bullis, william m. bullock, marjorie a. 51, bultmon, howard f. bunten, barbara bures, franklin burg, jean m. burkman, richard w. burnett, ernest a. burnetta, Cthomast e. burns, john c. burns, robert c. burton, harry r. 51, bury, anita l. 51, bush, edward bush, thelma 51,163,199, bussard, nancy a. 34, 131, butler, kenneth f. jr. 34, butler, marilyn r. butler, robert e. butterfield, nancy a. buttolph, betty bryd, paul richard byrne, thomas g. bryne, john w. byrnes, barbara m. cacner, marjorie r. C cain, john m. cain, robert e. caine, ellen mono coirns, cora margaret caldwell, caldwell, calhoun, callihan, camden, camp, martha jean 34, campbell campbell campbell campbell, canada, cannon, , patricia ann 71, andrew w. 93 walter glen, jr. 51, ohmer, jr. scottie m. kenneth g. , josephine ann , richard n. robert n. herb h. john richard canter, william r. cantoni, robert w. 183, 131, 131, 187, 187 50, 34, 2o, 20 153, 51, 70, 174, 34, 179, 162, 125, 20, 34, 204, 34, 204, 83, 1 86, 34, 276 1 70, 249, 177, 197, 34, 20, 83, 70, 1 22. 70, 51 , 204, 93, 83 189, 186, 237, 1 1 1 246 213 204 262 241 242 20 233 258 34 187 172 93 272 262 190 185 51 258 268 201 267 157 230 162 233 267 70 267 187 213 262 83 277 190 20 301 229 275 189 213 20 234 213 210 275 229 241 275 174 93 237 214 214 268 83 258 205, 238 51 136, 301 174 20 20 157 93 213 index 0 337 carbone, umbert a. 201 cardarella, vincent c. 83 cardwell, john george 34 corle, gary james 34, 213, 254 carle, william daniel 197 carleton, judith ann 51 carley, john a. 34, 213 carlson, janet arlene 34 carlson, marilyn joan 210 carmichael, john 100, 221, 261 carnochan, suzanne paula 34, 211, 250 carpenter, Cflorencel jean 83 carpenter, janet fay 93, 131 carr, harry kendall 20, 187 carr, jack s. 285 carr, june m. 100 carr, marilyn 51 carrico, joseph e. 83, 126, 153, 155, 276, 277 carroll arthur michael 83 carroll claude w. 83, 268 carroll, james dwight 51, 254 carroll, marian ellen 71, 154, 202 carroll, robert d. 83, 268 carroll, william francis 34, 268 carson james wm. 153, 156 carter, edgar j. 83, 153 carter, fml Suzanne 34, 196 carter, william e. 197 caruso, elaine marie 20 cary, charles wilford 71, 174 casebere, james louis 51, 279 cassidy, edward joseph 51, 262 cavalaris, george j. 1 34, 275 cawley, audrey annette 34, 238 chace, susan 20, 189 chacas, irene 20 chafer, felizabethl joyce 34, 205 chaky, stephen 257 challinor, carol 131 chambers, william allen 157, 187, 213 chance, cirley c. 34, 229 chandler, amy elizabeth 20, 51 chandler, d. elizabeth 179 chandler, robert m. 71, 207, 272 chaney, esther 20, 250 chapman, jack o. 20 chappelear, charles r. 34, 276 chase, jeanne m. 34 chase, shirley e. 51, 169, 238 chauvin, jacqueline 167, 210 chiappori, john 83, 270, 271 chilcote, betty jo 20, 233 childers, grace mae 94 chiles, fwalterj dean 153, 171, 172, 188, 288 chow, minchen m. 101, 174 chowning, james p. 52 chrisman, marilyn j. 51, 154, 169, 179, 184, 185, 246 christan, dorothy louise 20, 229 christian, carl david 20 christian, richard c. 83, 283 christiansen, norman k. 34, 200, 279 christman, joseph h. 83, 111, 268, 269 christner, charolotte 51, 249 chucales, george t. 20 church, donald l. 285 church richard r. 51, 174, 272, 273 cindea, traian 20 338 0 mdex cisar, donald clyde 20, cisar, robert 51, clancy, marie frances clark, carol mae 34, 131, clark, carolyn ann 51, 201, clark, Qethyll joy 100, 161, clark, h. edward 51, 154, 159, 254, clark, Cmargaretl anne 51, 131, 190, clark, paul m. clark, robert r. 34, 171, 187, clark, virginia l. 20, 186, clarke, robert gray 197, 202, clarke, victor c. clarry, kenneth h. 51, clary, frances janet 34, clear, mary e 51, clear, joseph f. clegg, byron w. clements, patricia florence 51, clifton, david g. 51, 154, 252, cline, matha jo. clippinger, shirley jean 26, 189, 211 close, nancy d. cobbledick, tom 34, coburn, harry l. 114, cockerill, caroline agnes 160, cockett, arthur c. 71, 179, coe, colleen mae 20, coffman, bernadine ann 52, 201 coggins, ruthann 51 cogswell, duane franklyn 34, cohen, alfred m. cohen, carol l, 52, 198 coit, ellen r. 71, 167, 189, 196, cole, alfred w. 52, cole, jo anne 170, cole, richard s. cole, ronald s. cole, thomas s. 112, coleman, mary elizabeth 52, 167, 203, 210, coler, charlene 34, colin, robert john collins, todd jr. 83, 180, 182, 184, 267, colyer, patty lou 94, 202, combs, richard l. 52, condit, barbara e. 83, 163, condon, patricia jean 52, 161, connell, mary jane 71, 222, 238, connelly, david m. conners, sally ann connor, falicel barbara 71, 193, connors, daniel c. 52, 179, conover, donald kent conrey, colleen a. 34, 160, 170, 211, consolo, dominick p. 79, 210, 261, constable, howard a. conti, mary nancy 20, 189, 201, 205 conway, ann louise 20, conway, robert earl 52, 111 cook, camila catheryne 52, 222, cook, dorothy lucille cook, frank bradley cook, jacques e. 52, 153, 157 cook, margretta j. cook, vernon f. cook, william j. 34, 213 275 20 242 245 242 176, 255 245 20 252 201 21 1 51 251 233 237 51 71 230 254 34 225 20 254 1 15 170 252 23a 249 241 197 20 226 210 280 189 211 20 1 15 183, 249 242 153 281 225 275 238 250 239, 301 20 20 201 200 20 139, 245 285 83 237 229 268 245 20 34 159 34 20 125 cool, nancy w. 20, 205 cooley, thomas b. 35, 185, 214 cooper, beatrice m. 52, 172, 190 234, 301 cooper, charles h. 35, 280 cooperrider, carl, jr. 35, 153, 267, 284 coorey, george j. 20 copas, edith lee 20, 186 cope, joann 35 copenhafer, charles 125 copp, byron willard 213 coppage, robert bronson 84, 258 copper, mrs. anne f. 35 copper, robert miller 84, 125 corbat, kenneth lee 153, 157 corcoran, john w. 71 cordes, claire d. 94, 242 corle, frosal jean 20 cornell, james richard 35, 272 cornell, william herndon 84 cornett, charles 102 corns, matha e. 94 corston, arthur j. 101, 193, 257 cortright, charles e. 84, 261 cortright, pat steketee 78, 172, 233 cory, mary 52, 154, 169, 179, 203 cotner, james bryan 52, 276 cotner, peggy anne 35 211, 225 cottinghim, w. elaine 84, 163 cotton, earl b. 52 coulas, nicholas 84, 111 coultrap, mary francis 84 coulter, james m. 35, 272 coursin, james r. 35, 272 covault, lloyd 35, 256, 257 cowens, joan f. 169 cowin, jacqueline 20, 225 cowles, mary ellen 52, 238 cox, charlotte 20,200 cox, eleanor 20, 177, 245 cox, nancy elida 20, 189, 200 cox, nancy june 20 coy, doris 84 coyne, richard m. 20 craig, jenny lou 35, 160, 233 craig, john r. 71, 174, 254, 255 crandall, shirley e. 52, 185, 246 craven, nancy jeanne 20, 229 crawford, elijah 52 crawford, gloria faye 161, 249 crawford, helen louise 199 crawford, nancy 20, 230 crawford, nolan g. 35, 214 crell, carl 52, 262 creswell, jack 154 creswell, fmarthaJ jane 71, 222, 246, 247 creviston, mary jane 35 cribbs, negley j. 52, 261 crilley, dan m. 52, 261 cristal, tom 35, 280 critz, robert d. 188 crombie, jean e. 35 cromer, harold r. 84 cromer, richard f. 20 cromer, mary 35, 245 cromling, robert s. 52, 201, 267 crooks, richard e. 20 crookshank, carol 20, 234 crosby, joyce g. 20, 238 crouse, helen e. 35 croushore, thalia 20 crownover, janet l. 52, 211, cruea, trances m. 52, cruea, martha ann 52, 190, cruikshank, betty lou 94 crumbaker, lois e. 20 crump, william e. 35, cubberly, william h. cullen, john w. 71, 150, 180, 254, culp, robert I. 84, 155, 197, 260, 283 culp, ruth ann 35, 190, culpepper, robert j. cummings, robert 35, 179, cummings, roger g. cummins, ellen cummins, john cunningham, william s. currey, barbara g. curriden, charles d. 171, curriden, edmund h. curriden, Cgeorgial eleanor currie, john m. 71, curry, herbert f. 35, curtin, jean 84, curtis, john b. curtis, verlin f. cutler, conrad f. cutter, nancy 52, d dabbelt, frederick louis dague, eugene d. dallas, jane l. 51, 131, 189, dalton, ralph murray 51, 268, dana, samuel harold 53, daniel, elizabeth daniel, paul mason 53, 173, daniel, robert l. 94, 156, danner, william woodard 35, darragh, merle schrock 53, 171, datson, william k. 35, dougherty, jeanne 229, dougherty, Cluellaj jean dougherty, richard dougherty, robert d. 84, daughters. jayne daum, alice l. 20, davidson, dorothy m. davidson, jane 53, 244, davidson, mary ilene 53, davidson, robert e. 53, davidson, william harold 35, 111, davies, jean suzanne davies, robert allen 35, davies, ted albert 53, 111, 127, davis, dorothy h. 53, davis evelyn 84, 163, davis, frederic h. 84, davis, glenn l. davis, helen frances 71, 157, 166, davis, james sunderland 35, 197, davis, jeanne louise 20, davis, joseph a. 35, 177, davis, kathleen 35, davis, feleanorej lavonne davis, lenore ellen davis, marjorie robertson davis, particia 35, 230, 246 249 249 229 245 197 213 255 261, 284 230 210 267 187 35 1 1 1 20 52 197 197 190 174 157 201 84 186 52 242 52 20 242 269 280 71 182 202 276 186 257 234 20 32 267 71 230 35 245 250 272 125, 267 53 262 267 238 246 261 157 172, 179 279 242 267 242 84 20 35 288 davis, richard h. davis, robert c. 53, 123, davis, robert middletown davis, clarence 84, 162, davis, sybil e. davis, ted davis, zabel d. dawley, marthe lyn 71 daye, donna l. 71, 154, 187, dazey, donna j. 20, dean, nancy b. debrosse, gerald louis decamp, verl decker, jane u. 20, decker, verna lou deeulis, judith v. 71, 169, defenbau, calvin edward dekona, frank f. delaney, francis paul delano, warren c. 1 dellerba, paul 112, dempsey, thomas jean denham, elizabeth 35, 169, denham, richard f. denham, thomas wyatt 84 denman, jandrewl nelson clenney, ray edwin denning, charles durward 53, dennis, betty jean 53, 242, dennis, campbell paul 53, 262, dennis, patricia ann 35, dennison, ellen 53, 152, 172, 177, dennison, john b 35, dennison, margaret c. 20, dent, normu 35, 210, derhammer, betty jane 20 derr, richard harold 35, derrough, betty lou 94, deutsch, harold k. 35 179, 185, devilbiss, robert k. 35, devine, Cmaryj charme 35, dewey, jane maxwell 35, diamond, charles milton dice, donald 0. dick, marilyn jean dickey, Ccatharinej joanne 94, dickson, carol jean dickson, james arthur 35, dickson, jane hormon 94, 225, didday, herman clark 20, diebel, charles t. 84, diefenderfer, george w. 53, 258, diehl, jane harriet 20, diemer, walter robert dierksheide, james h. 53, 181, dieterich, marian gertrude 53, dietzel, paul f. 94, 111, 115, 156, 159, diles, william samuel 53, 153, 197, dillon, david dimichele, grace louise 53, 167, 210, dimmig, nancy c. 84, 152, dine, martha ann dingess, bette june dinneen, robert elwood 119, dinwiddle, thomas h. diorio, alfred j. 84, di paola, lucille ann 94, 156, 167 164 261 123 283 71 53 53 234 210 238 94 35 94 246 35 201 94 19 20 35 1 15 187 234 154 295 20 213 272 301 263 245 245, 316 254 245 230 234 276 165 280 276 201 241 53 20 53 242 20 267 301 187 275 259 177 20 267 210 1 16, 288 202 103 169, 225 238 20 35 120 20 258 210 disher, maxine l. 94, 179, ditzel, john e. 71, dixon, robert gene 20, doan, barbara r. 53, 189, doan, donald b. 53, 188, dodd, frank smith 53, 111, 126, dodge, gordon leland dodgson, james c. dodgson, william w. 53, 214, dolan, jean m. 71, domasky, virginia m. 20, 201, donahue, matthew c. donaldson, helen groves 53, 245, donofrio, tony dopf, elizabeth ann 20, darn, marilyn r. dornette, mary alice dotzauer, lois, mary 35, dougherty, margaret jean dove, marion 35, dowds, lou ann 35, downs, leroy c. downs, walter day doyle, william jay draudt, marcia holland 35, drobnic, james victor 72, drummond, ruth r. 72, 228, dubois, john howard dubois, louis gibson dudrow, dorothy 35, dudzinski, dick 124, duke, richard lee dulli, earl richard 53, dulmage, james graham dumont, frank william 94, 120, 125 dunbar, david wayne duncan, zane verden dunmyer, paul nelson dunn, anna mae 53, 170, 190, dunton, winifred 72, 131, durham, frederick p. durieux, dorothy l. 94, durkee, charlotte h. 84, durkee, henry d. 36, durr, barbara l. 36,169, 189, dworkin, marilyn rose dwyer, john b. 36, S eakin, charles w. early, mary elizabeth easley, Qharoldj william 36, easton, barbara m. 94, easton, constance eck, eleanor r. 53, 131, eckstein, pat c. eden, trances m. edmundson, donald r. 53, 188, edstrom, bernard g. 36, 181, edwards carolyn s. 36, 160, 183 edwards, david f. 54, 175 edwards, richard l. edwards, wallace i. 155, edwards, walter lee 54, 111, 124, etfinger, john robert 36, 153, egel, marilyn beasley 23, egerman, phyllis sylvia eggleston, alice ann 23, 201 238 275 213 242 267 262 35 214 262 238 249 125 ' 301 123 250 53 20 225 53 187 229 20 179 211 234 261 229 72 35 160 125 213 162 20 272 187 213 20 249 207 20 181 229 275 229 198 276 18 20 258 1 65 53 163 1 31 53 258 267 245 268 20 202 125, 268 268 238 72 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escobar, david 72, 169, essel, robert s. 36, esslinger, ianet n. estell, samuel r. etzrodt, ioan m. evans, carl f. evans, dan Ceugenel 171, evans, daphane evans, donald paul evans, everett e. evans, ierry f. evans, iohn w. 36, evans, lowell d. evans, paul f. 54, evans, richard o. evans, sara louise 94, 156, 169, 244, ewalt, charles e. 36, ewing, martha may 36, ewing, richard f. ewing, thomas f. 85, 206, ewing, willis i. eyler, betty iean f fain, robert fairley, vernon b. 36, falk, robert a. 85, fallanca, joseph 36, fallong, mrs. ruth springer falther, albert d. 23, fant, ruth marie farber, milton 36, 179, 185, 198, farquhar, thomas c. 85, faulkner, iack t. 115, featheringhom, bette e. 94, 340 0 Index 205 feld, iames r. feldman, bette i. 54, feldman, maurice l. fenker, iohn w. 36, fenker, mary l. 23, ferguson, anne 36, ferguson, iane a. ferguson, lee f. 54, ferrara, neil r. ferriell, lean k. ferris, donald l. fessler, albert l. fetzer, d. dudley fichter, iames h. field, thomas r. 54, 260, fields, robert h. fields, william b. fielman, iohn l. filhour, richard d. findley, patricia ann 23, 190, fink, marilyn i. 54, finkbeiner, mariana finley, hope k, 54, 210, finley, nancy 94, 154, 156, 158, 183, 210, fischer, ervin fischer, robert t. 54, fisco, raymond 54, fisher, bruce p. 54, fisher, fred 36, fisher, grace fisher, jack ir. 153, 154, 155, fisher, margery 158, 161, 222, 242, fisher, marilyn 23, fitzimmons, donald c. 36, flanagan, mark 72, flaschen, steward s. 174, fleming, francis 54, fleming, ianet m. 23, 186, fleming, marilyn r. 36, 160, 169, 176 florence, thomas 94, florenzo, pina 36, 177, fogle, helen l. fogle, vivian i. 54, foley, ianice a. foltz, arthur h. 197, foote, ioyce forbus, arthur l. ford, herman h. 54, foreman, george w. 36, foreman, herbert 23, forrester, iames c. 54, forsman, wm. b. forster, laverne m. forthman, hugh fortney, pat foster, betty foster, geraldine ann foster, ioan foster ioann foster, kenneth w. 72, 154, 175, foster, Cmrs.j lillian k. 54, 189, foster, nancy l. 131, 154, fotheringham, wm. a. fowler, sally l. fox, robert d. francisco, paul g. frank, alfred s. frank, donald frank, iames r. 85, 252, 85, 254, 23 226 54 275 205 225 36 267 54 23 157 23 23 188 261 197 157 23 23 272 131 36 229 167, 245 20 261 257 268 262 23 258 243 229 125 258 207 276 246 230 123 201 54 21 1 23 213 36 157 254 200 200 254 267 54 36 242 241 36 242 36 197 190 21 1 19 36 157 272 283 54 275 frank, douglas 36, frankart, iames e. 54, frazer, nancy i. frazier, ann b. 72, frazier, gladys l. 54, 172, frech, iohn e. 85, 162, 188, 282, frederick, lois 36, frederick, robert l. 36, freed, barbara 54, freed, carolyn 23, 186, freed, ioan c. freed, robert 36, 213, freedman, clolores 55, freeman, betty 55, freeman, walter c. freshley, anne freshour, nancy l. 23 frew, david e. fribourg, donald 36, frick, ioyce a. friday, marion 72, 174, 197, friedman, carl 85, friedman, lillian r. 23, 177, 198, friedman, marvin r. 55, fries, wilfred 36, 153, fruth, barbara g. 48, 55, 152, 222, fry, howard h. 48, 55, 252, 274, fry, mary a. 152, 158, 170, 186, 228, fry, Cmarthal p. 36, 189, 205, frye, ianis m. frye, kenneth b. 55, 161, frye, sarah l. fryer, charles w. 72, fryman, iack 23, fryman, robert e. 36, 157, frysinger, Crichardl iames fugate, peggy l. fuldauer, ivan 36, 198, fulker, iohn e. 23, 157, fuller, carlton 55, fuller, elizabeth 55, 169, 181, 246, fullerton, donna m. 85, 152, 163, 230, fulmer, ioann 36, fulton, robert c. 36, 211, 213, funkhouser, ioann e. 23, furney, melvus g. 55, 9 gabel, ioyce c. 55, 131, 156, 211, gabor, kenneth r. gaddis, iohn b. 72, 111, gadske, iune 18, 23, 189, 194, gaenge, ruth n. 36, galat, george III galbreath, david k. gallagher, iean l. 39, gallagher, iohn p. 55, gammell, iohn ir. 85, ganas, iohn ir. garber, lloyd k. 72, gardner, audrey gardner, fcharlesl marvin garland, george w. garling, barbara a. 37, garner, winifred a. 55, 222, 267 201 54 230 242 276, 283 190 279 245 245 36 258 225 229 167 55 189 55 280 36 261 280 205, 226 280 271 161, 230 275 229 229 55 197 72 276 157 254 200 36 280 191 125 185, 247 231 230 272 250 267 183, 230 191 275 242 230 23 55 250 261 261 125 257 95 36 23 225 249 garrett, margie a. garret, mary iane garrison, donald e. garrison, gene w. garson, ioseph 85, 198, garverick, charles m. garwood, fmarciaj ann gary, frank r. gase, earl a. gaston, ned w. gates, edgar d. 72 gausman, ianet gaver, barbara i. gearing, donald gebbie, william r. geckeler r. lee geeslin, Iola c. gehlker, margie m. geiger, lois m. geiger, robert c. 39, geisler, florence m. geist, garry g. gentile, raymond r. george, mary k. gerber, don a. gerig, carmen r. gerwin, gerald a. gibbons, shirley I. gibbs, harry gibson, harold w 95, 111, giesse, ray h. giffin, iohn w. gifford, robert e. gilbart, miriam a. 95, gilbert, bentley b. gilbert, charles gilbert, george n. gilboe, david d. gile, truman gilfillan, marilyn gilla, iohn c. gillespie, kent w. gillis, eleanor w. gillooly, barbara a. gilman, fannaj pleasant gilman. ioanne gilman, lois ann gingerich, edward t. gingerich, donald r. ginn, suzanne gittleson, zetta glasmeier, paul g. glass, lois m. glavis, edward s. glendenning, ruth glenn, charles a. glenn, mrs. constance o. glenn, ioanne a. glunt, alice m. goddard, nancy a. goettge, floyd a. goldberg, miriam s. 37, goldberg, robert e. goldflies, bruce m. gooch, mariorie d. good, barbee ann good, milton a. good, norman c. 1 252, 280, 55, 163, 55, 171, 262, 72, 189, 37, 186, 72, 111, 85, 85, 55, 72, 211, 23, 157, 210, 37, 23, 157, 188, 112, 115, 39, 111, 274, 55, 222, 230, 55, 125, 85, 72, 250, 72, 79, 23, 95, 198, 37, 55, 153, 23, 72, 73, 55, 37, 160, 176, 37 23, 55, 55, 266, goodenough, nathine 37, 179, 185, 85 37 162 55 281 23 249 23 157 55 285 241 245 276 276 254 199 230 244 272 245 210 23 23 213 23 190 55 123 254 254 275 276 231 268 195 214 213 55 23 23 37 251 241 72 23 23 23 262 198 226 191 37 279 245 72 250 233 225 245 55 226 23 187 246 250 267 267 203, 225 goodman, alfred f. 55, 196, goodman, danna m. goodman, elstun f. 23, goodrich, paul c. 156, 164, goodrich, raymond f. 73, 175, 272 goodwin, ann g. 37, gordon, eugene m. 37, 123 gorham, william f. 73, 154, 213, gorrell, donald k. 55, 115, 185, 263, goss, inez b. gottermeyer, william 85, gould, iane b. grabeman, victor e. 56 graeff, robert c. 56, grat, albert c. 56, graham, iohn a. graham, mrs. nancy w. 56, 179, 184, graham, richard z. graham, william r. 85, 178, 185, granville, nolan a. gray, frank gray, iack c. 73, gray, jean gray, nancy 23, gray, robert c. graybill, william w. 56, greathouse, eleanor f. greathouse, richard green, marilyn 56, green, mary Frances green, ramon 56 113, 115, greenberg, iack m, 23, greene, dorothy e. greene, george w. 37 greene, lorraine o. 73, greene, mary l. 37, greenway, anne e. 186, grega, Cmaryj lenore 37, gregory, iack n. 37, grevey, ianet l. 23, griffin, iohn w. griffin, sidney p. 85 griffing, david f. griffis, cliftord w. 85, 162, gritfith, charles r. grittith, sally l. 23, grigsby, richard w. grisby, richard w. grischy, louis h. grodin, phyllis m. 23, groom, shirley e. grooms, patricia s. 37, gross, don e. gross, ernest h. gross, robert 23, gross, martha r, gross, sue a. grosscup, iohn s. 85, grosvenor, anne p. 37, 177, groth, iacqueline l. 23, gruchac, dolores guckian, alice gugle, george l. guiler, dickinson, t. 56, 154, 156, 164, 188, guiller, roberta m. guinn, ronald a. 95, 111, guinn, thelma i. 21 1 23 1 1 1 165 273 238 280 258 252, 264 191 267 37 262 275 268 23 185 23 272 283 37 1 15 261 73 250 125 272 56 320 238 37 261 280 23 257 187 242 187 237 275 242 56 268 37 283 56 234 272 73 153 177 23 238 276 190 198 37 37 258 242 196 23 23 56 171, 190 37 268 37 gurrister, joseph p. ir. 73, guthals, iane 23 205, guy, virginia h. 56, 187 gyr, iohn w. h haag, wm, h. 37, haager, lois e. 37 211 haas, Ch.J george ir. 23, haas, mary t. 37, hackett, robert e. haddas, harold e. 56, 211, haffner, iames w. 23, 157, hatley, herbert e. 56, hagan, ieannine 37, 176, hage, iean c. 37, 176, haigh, paul hailey, robert c. haines, iean l. 56, haines, fwalterj r. 56, 271, hake, mariorie i. 56, 156, haker, ieanne l. 23, hakius, suzanne r. 56, 166, 169 haldeman, ronald halderman, lois i. hale, edsel f. 56, 156, haley, iohn c. hall barbara ann 56, 156, 205, hall donald s. hall doris p. hall dorothy i. 56, 205, hall e. kathleen 73, hall harry o. 37, hall iohn milton hall lucy g. hall maclin 56, 154, hall margaret l. hall lmaryj iane halstead, elaine m. 161, 196, 224, halter, donald hambelton, helen hamilton, phil t. 73, hamilton, rhea hamilton, robert o. 37, 166, hammer, raymond 37, 153, hampton, ford r. hampton, donald 56, hanamura n. robert 56, handley, claude e. haney, richard d. hanis, lois i. 73, 154, 166, 172, 198, hankins, edith hann, harry nicholas 95, 111, hannaford, iane e. 37, hanneman, ieanne a, 23, hannon, bert 37, hanselman, wm, e. 85, 162, hansen, iames w. 56, 153, 206, hardman, mary anne 85, 246, hardwick, cronley e. hardy, allen hardy, wilma 37, 169, harrah, iames p. 56, harrell, robert 85, 111, 123, harriger, roy h. harrington, iean m. harrington, robert 73, 270, harris, iames l. 37, 211, harris, phillip b. harris, robert e. 111 234 238 210 268 246 21 1 242 23 272 186 262 246 250 37 194 225 283 165 200 229 153 23 164 23 230 23 37 250 249 268 56 95 200 56 249 225 37 169 125 37 200 276 191 187 262 56 166 226 37 164 230 229 261 276 21 1 247 23 56 246 261 275 153 37 271 272 23 197 index 0 341 harris, wm. a. harrison, dale e. harrod, donald r. harry, martha harry, mary e. hart, paul j. hartenbaum, rita 23, harter, robert p. hartle, partricia l. hartman, audrey l. hartman, james c. hartman, thomas e. hartung, bonnie r. hartsel, marge a. harvey, carol j. harvey, Csaraj j. hassinger, lee m. hastings, patricia b. hathaway, particia l. houser, richard s. hauser, wayne b. haverfield, john j. hovill, gerald f. hawk, mary ann hawker, beth b. hawkins, don hayden, joe p. hayes, paul c. hazlett, john g. heacox, robert w. heaton, mary k. heck, carolyn c. heckathorn, phyllis j. heckendorn, donald s. hedges, donald g. hedrick ruth i. heffernan, Cbeatricej martha 73, 169 hefner, fannaj c. hefner, john h. heidrich, robert k. heine, edward j. heins, charles wm. heinze, jack e. heisey, john wm. heisler, john e. 57, helfrich, john helfrich, john e. helrich, john e. helmholz, robert wm. helton, margaret ann heminger, john s. hempel, frieda e. hemple, jean r. henderly, howard d. henderson, shirley k. hendricks, robert hendrixson, marian l. hendry, alice hendry, john o. henglebrok, ruth e. henke, john r. henle, joyce r. henley, wm. g. henn, barbara m. henn, druce p. henn, richard I. henning, delores e. henrich, dorothy henrick, thomas henry, joan r. 342 'index 111, 115 197 188 56, 163 210 37 177, 198, 226, 301 37, 188, 254 23, 249 23 23 37, 275 203 73, 225 37 57, 250 57, 276, 284 37, 249 55, 166 57, 280 171, 190 174 37, 279 37, 250 57 38, 166, 214 23, 177 I'lOl'l8 57 23 23, 241 57 210 38, 268 23 38, 250 , 200 73, 173, 229 23, 157 38, 267 57, 204, 261 73, 272 38, 254 188 180, 184, 185, 284 38, 153, 188 211 211 57,275 38, 250 57 57, 190, 250 38, 233. 38, 276 23,229 73, 258 38, 262 38, 229 111, 124, 125 86 154, 155 95, 131 38 57 254 38, 184, 153 23, 238 57, 207, 242 111 23 henry, mary lou henson, edith p. hepburn, virginia e. herdman, judith ann herman, barbara ann herr, marilyn herrick, howard f. herrmann, richard a. herron, mildred m. hershey, howard a. hess, virginia hessell, joe hesse, victor l. hetherington, elizabeth hetzler, helen m. hetzler, m. joan heuser, eleanor e. hiatt, bernard c. hibler, gloria ann hieber, caroline e. hiestand, barbara hiestand, wm. w. higgins, paul high, mary l. high, wm. h. higham, victoria m. highmiller, joann hilberg, roy m. hildebrand, ross b. hill, douglas, w hill, eldon hill, Celizabethj l. hill, lewis c. hill, robert m. 23, 23, 38 57, 173, 179, 86, 254, 23, 95, 268, 57, 38, 38, 187, 213, . 95, 131, 38, 86, 23, 38, 23, 86, 57, 38 57, 182, 23, 95, 57, 153, hill, rodney r. 57, 111, 193, 195, hill hill virginia warren t. 86, 234, hiller, dale m. 73, 153, 159, 182, 186, 188, 207, 279 1 1 himes, janice a. 38, himmelright, nancy k. hinchman, helen n. 86, 131, 163, hindman, hugh d. 38, 115 hines, jeanne m. 23 hinkle, lorne r. hinkle, Qewanj merritt 38, 213, hinkle, robert c. 73, 111, 154, hinsch, warren k. 38, hinsaw, henry h. 171, 187, hirchert, rae a. hobart, harriett l. 23, hobart, emily f. hacker, robert l. 38, 125, hacking, john e. 57, hodgson, don wm. hodosko, warren j. 57 hoffmon, eleanor 131, hofstadter, george hogue, eva may hoierman, richard 86, holbrock, jo anne 23, hole, harvey, b. 57, hole, marilyn j. ' 57, hole, marjorie a. 23, hollingsworth, janice l. hollister, clare h. hollister, Qarielj jane hollister r. robert holloway, dorothy 23, 38 246 229 225 23 241 95 282 249 284 208 268 254 156 186 245 233 211 73 185 245 267 276 38 211 23 23 23 211 203 254 233 262 279 275, 284 235 57 184, 288 245 38 233 254 246 23 279 258 254 211 38 233 38 254 254 38 275 190 95 249 261 238 268 242 242 86 23 38 73 230 holmes, mary e. 57, holschuh, john d. 73, 159, 252, 262, holtzmuller, dan 86, 252, 260, 261, holztarger, hans d. homeister, owen e. hommel, jeannine 23, hood, donald r. 73, hoover, donald w. hoover, mrs. florence hoover, james w. hoover, wm. james 86, 112, 115, hopkins, betty jean 24, hopkins, james atwaad 95, hopkins, margaret a. 57, 163 240, hopkins, marijane 24, hopper, jean ann hora, harold e. horn, fwandaj eileen horn, janet 57, horner, jack e. 38, 153, horner, louis 57, 276, hornstein, owen m. 74, horton, linda l. 24, 196, hospodar, johann m. 38 hotchkiss, barbara 95, houle, john 86, houle, robert cl. houser, richard houser, geraldine e. 57, 163, howald, robert S. howard, june 131, howard, noel l. 38, 122, 123, howard, reva i. 95, 165, howard, sue 86, 169, howell, nancy e. howland, Krobertj wayne 24, hayt, ann huber, joseph h. huber, robert b. hudson, belinda e. 24 hudson, janet e. 163, huenke, darathy huffman, anna l. hughes, elizabeth c. 86, hughes, walter d. hugo, fmiriamj jeanne 95, humbert, wm. w. 57, hummel, rosemarie 24, humphrey, narval e. 164, hunsicker, richard d. 57, hunsinger, george 74, 111, hunt, james c. 38, 78, hunter, donald 38, hunter, e. hunter, particia ann 24, 195, 177, hunter, richard d. 95, 111, huntington, butler hurley, john a. hurley, gerald l. 57, hurrelbrink, lester 86, hurt, harmon c. hutchison, harriett h. hutchinson, jack t. huttan, patricia anne 38, 187, hydeman, kennth m. 1 iber, frank l. 58, 154, 175, iglehart, esther ellen 190 263 282 200 174 250 188 191 73 23 275 241 164 241 249 24 24 38 230 268 284 174 230 233 233 267 86 38 190 57 241 261 245 246 24 213 24 187 38 233 250 24 24 242 261 249 254 201 214 276 275 261 272 86 21 1, 241 272 57 24 268 153 24 57 24 249 86 207 24 immel, marilyn j. 58, 184, immonen, allan r. intorcio, vincent joseph ioannou, john p. irvin, john c. 58, 167, 210, irvin, ruth ann 24, isaack, thomas stanley 153, 155, isaacs, ellen frances 74, 150, 158, 226, ison, jack edward 86, 179, 268, l jackson, edward a. 38, jackson, jeanne e. jackson, mary l. 38, 160, 183, jackson, richard b. 86, jacob, diane emily jacob, don h. 38, jacobs, sanford jaffe, herbert b. 38, 188, james, curtiss g. james, thomas w. 86, jamison, joyce e. 24, janke, marion p. jaskulek, frances rose 24, jefferis, donald richard jetferis, james edward 38, jeffery, harold 1. 38, 153, jendrek, rosalie carroll 58, 161, jenkins, edward dee jenkins, marilynn jenkins, marjorie ann 24, 177, jenkins, patricia ann 100, 211, jenkins, william t. 24, 157, jenks, richard bushnell jenks, thomas edward jensen, k. donald 58, jerman, joan g. 58, jerman, peggy ann 24, jewett, connie ann jewett, george thornton 58, phng m.h6pe 74,154,158,163 222, 232, 233, johnson, betty ann johnson, betty joe johnson, carl arthur 86, 162, 268, johnson, donn m. 38, johnson, donna m. johnson, edwin russel johnson, eleanor marie johnson, glenden fordice 74, johnson, james m. 38, johnson, june arlene 74, 167, 210, johnson, marguerite allayne johnson, marian l. 39, johnson, maryann h. 39, 131, 199, johnson, ockle emmett johnson, patricia ann johnson, paul r. 39, johnston, brian laird 58, johnston, john robert 58, johnston, mary e. 95, johnston, peter r. 74, johnston, rebecca h. 74, 244, johnston, robert d. 39, 174, johnston, william e. 111, 112, jonas, joy ann jones, dorothy jane 189 58 187 74 267 177 283 222 297 283 153 38 250 275 38 267 157 280 24 261 238 163 198 188 268 258 250 38 24 238 230 190 210 24 272 233 233 24 254 180, 316 24 38 282, 283 276 38 213 24 174 254 230, 231 38 250 202 39 24 279 262 267 205 207 245 188 1 15 95 39 jones, douglas k. 24, jones, edward t. 58, jones, james w. 58, 115, jones, joan m. 24, jones, kathleen june jones, lowery kenneth jones, marjorie faye 58, jones, paul k. jones, raymond a., jr 58, jones, richard k. 39, 153, jones, robert james jones, robert t. 74, jones, robert w. jones, virginia ann jones, william edward 86, joseph, jackie e. 39, joseph, jane 39, joyce, rosemary a. 39, 205, juday, maralou 74, 152, 168, 179, judy, edward rodgers 39, justice, mary e. 74, 150, k koczmarek, louis j. 39, kaeser, john m. 187, kagy, martha j. 58, kaiser, paulina b. kaiser, philip b. 87, kalwary, jura 24, kanareff, olga 39, kanizay, stephen p. kappel, phyllis ann kappes, robert george 115 karg, robert l. katich, elena patricia katterheinrich, john l. 24, katz, marian b. 74, 184, 198, 222, kauffman, nancy j. kaufman, jeanne a. koylor, mary ellen 58, kear, don g. 39, kearns, richard o. 87, 155, 283, keel, stanley o. keesecker, jdoral jeannette 39, keffer, eleanor a. 24, kehres, richard 157, 186, keiser, john william 58, 278, keiser, ray e. keister, wilbur d. 58, keller, bertwin 39, 210, keller, jean ann 24, 201, keller, john e. 39, keller, mary allan 39 keller, robert s. 95, kelly, donald c. 58, kelly, nettie lynn 58, 200, kemp, harwood d. kennedy, dwight e. kennedy, jack s. kennedy, thomas c. kennel, john m. kenney, ffrancesj fay kephart, max s. kepke, warren h. kerlin, thomas kerns, george r. kerr, janet i. kerr, kenneth l. 24, 74 81 103 268 251 250 58 58 229 39 268 261 86 153 24 24 214 234 177 246 244 245 213 230 264 21 1 196 95 267 226 199 174 24 1 17 24 24 157 226, 227 74 58 229 272 267 125 190 190 187 279 58 164 275 205 279 229 164 258 237 24 39 24 157 74 74 39 24 39 193 234 218 kerr, stanley c. kershner, william a. kersting, suzanne keslar, billie june 74,154 kesler, james b. 39, 171, 186, kessler, majorie anne kessler, richard ketcham, mary kathryn ketcham, william l. kettlewell, harry e. 95, kettlewell, robert b. keyes, joyce e. keyser, earl wayne kieser, alfred f. kilmer, gordon l. kilbane, james p. kilkenny, george w. kiley, david m. kilmer, gordon l. kimball, marilyn jo ann kimmel, ruth helen kimpel, george w. kinch, donald a. king, agnes b. king, diane doris 58, 96, king emory i. king, joan e. king, martha f. 39, king, patricia king, sarah w. kingseed, carol m. 39, 160, kinkoph, william f. kinnear, margaret ellen kinney, charles r. kinoshita, robert s. kinszler, joseph c. 39, kirby, daniel w. kircher, joyce anne 39, 160, kirkbride, barbara joan kirkendall, raymond f. kirkham, suzanne patricia 24, kirkpatrick, mrs. elizabeth l. kirkpatrick, joseph a. kish, delores, marie 24, kish, Cmaryl jean 39, 167, kistler, john rex kistler, robert dale kittredge, william j. jr. klag, frederick w. klaus, lenore f. klein, carl robert klein, henry r. klein, martha jane kleintelder, alice m. kleinhenn, dorothy marie kleinoeder, joyce anne 87, 158, klepinger, richard g. kelpinger, suzanne kline, dorothy b. 58, klopf, betty elaine kloss, williams c. 101, klug, raymond i. knabe, lois r. 39, knapman, anna m. knapp, vivienne a. 24, 190 kneisley, esther r. 24, knesal, virginia e. 58, 179, 188 39, 279 170,233 39 187,183 263 58,234 115 39,250 53, 275 256,257 95, 264 39, 234 137 187,193 267 201 201,207 211 74 24, 250 165, 251 200 39, 125 24 24 24 39 199, 246 58,169 53, 233 179, 185, 242 24 87 115 39 256,257 87 179,181 24 53, 275 201,249 5a 87 136, 137 210, 245 193 39, 254 191 24,207 39 37, 262 211 24, 237 39,229 58 163,222 228,229 39,271 24 179,250 53, 250 111, 276 185,272 131, 177 24 200,237 189,230 39, 246 index C 343 knisley, scott m. knoch, barbora j. knoch, carl w. knowlton, jane knox, lois e. koch, betty mae koch, david c. koehler, richard n. koenig, robert alan koeppen, gail l. koeppen, william e. kohl, william a. kohr, clair d. kolb, john e. kolb, patricia r. kolp, i ris kolthroff, betty ruth konrad, joan e. koptis, kosky, william h. robert h. kostanski, thaddeus kostyshak, theodore kottler, phyllis a. kovach, george j. kramer, dan robert kramer, donald c. kramer, helen n. kramer, margaret 1. kramer, mary ellen kramer, nan lela kramp, robert w. krause, bob krauss, richard h. kreeger, william h. kreger, fred h. kremple, robert j. krenek, dorothy jean krenitz, marilyn b. kress, cloyd e. krieble, kathleen krieg, joan j. kroehle, vernon jr. kroger, krohn, fred h. alan h. krohn, barbara ann krueger, doris mae krukenberg, john kubes, john j. kuck, carol l. kuck, richard b. kuenning, erline e. kuertz, willis e. kuhlman, john a. kuppinger, shirley i kusser, robert carl kutler, lois j. kyle, sally ann laborie, kenneth e. lacy, t. eleanor ladd, marjorie ann lad riere, lois m. lafferty, john p. lafler, donald w. lakoff, william 9. lamarche, daniel lamb, richard c. 344 0 mclex 32 24 24,187,185 24 52 96 32 39,185,198 28Q 39,186,191 59, 205, 24 19Q az 32 24,191 59,121 87,121 51 74,131,154 59,151,18L 222 52 31 32 74,172 59,196 39,191 59,196 51 87,17L 74 51 186,181 24 87, 260, 24 59,171 sz 87,176 az 261 229 197 233 234 230 276 74 213, 281 74 24 24 202 207 249 246 24 229 261 39 87 24 226 264 257 268 203 184, 245 24 172 272 123 254 87 200 267 250 210 24 21 1 246 262 24 24 234 39 281 24 59 285 241 24 261 24 126 24 234 187 24 234 196 262 59 39 24 24 lambright, dorothea lammers, charlene k. lancashire, jane w. lancaster, walter v. land, alice landaker, robert e. landmeier, ralph w. lando, charles f. lang, carol lang, janet ellen lange, jacqueline e. langenderfer, harold q. langerhon, eugene p. lanman, fmaryj julianne lannigan, edward f. larkin, robert doyle larrison, owen d. larson, wallace e. lathouse, joan lotsa, eleanor m. laughlin, belva j. lauritzen, john a. lauritzen, john i. lavelle, john e. laver, maralyn j. Iavin, carl h. lawrence, donald w. lawyer, katherine leach, david 1. leach, jayleene n. leare, nancy j. leavitt, kennth d. leber, donald e. lecklider, robert w. lederman, ruth e. ledford, albert d. ledyard, herbert e. lee, charles w. lee, mary ann lee, patricia m. lee, richard d. leffler, billie jean lefkovitz, joseph j. leicht, millicent n. leist, mary lou leith, beatrice v. lembke, barbara lou lemon, joan i. leonard, eugene e. lephart, creighton l. lepp, john w. leslie, donald e. leslie, donna m. leslie, nancy lois less, leo letsigner, alda rose leuck, vernon f. levenhagen, earl w. levenson, gordon e. levin, julia a. lewis, alan g. lewis, fnormaj jeanne lewis, richard h. lewis, sidney r. lichti, miriam liedtke, norman h. lightner, wanda ann lillie, henry Iimbert, carol jean liming, james r. 59 40 229 59 24,191 59,189 87,254 ,185,187 188 40 24 59,211 59,179 162 153 40 275 24 59, 150, 267 40, 268 40 40, 272 75, 207 40 59,173 40,59 275 40,261 169, 190, 202 87,280 213 75 24, 213 24 40,225 87,262 59,267 59, 204 24,177,198 197 40 75,173 40,189,238 75, 166, 229 59 75,250 251 40,198 280 59,198 75 75, 230, 231 59,131 24 87 40 264 120 24 75, 230, 231 40 115 40 96 75 40 24,198 213 59 59 24 24 ,184,211,276 59 273 40 59, 111, 254 limle, lois ann limper, annelaine c. lindsey, carolyn lingler, calvin l. 59, 242, 24 link, raymond f. 40, linney, jean elizabeth lioi, bruno jr. lishawa, william c. 40 liston, virginia june 40, 200, littman, janet i. litwack, morton lloyd, carol anne 40, 205, lodge, charles w. 60, loesch, richard p. 60, logon, mary augusta 87, 170, lohn, george 1. 87 lomax, william 96, long, barbara ann long, clara alice long, kenneth h. long, marijane longley, robert kenneth 96, 164, 111, lothian, jane m. 40, 165, lotreck, charels t. loucks, helen ruth 24, loucks, william r. 96, love, robert e. lovett, frances jane 24, lovitt, stella r. Iowe, elizabeth ann 24, Iowe, stuart s. lowitt, stanley 0, 179, 185, lowry, ella jean lowry, patricia ann 24, loyd, rupert hare 40, lucas, janet m. 40, 185, lucas, john elwood 24, lucas, marian louise 40, luedeke, richard a. lukens, joseph t. 24, luppi, howard l. 87, 150, luptor, barbara may 60, luth, doris elaine lutz, delbert henry 40, 174, 272, lutz, fred a. lybarger, patricia ann 24, lybarger, fgeorgel walker 60, l'T'l mack, george m. 24, 157, mack, thomas mocklin, daniel k. macks, alan b. macrae, beverly ann maddox, david s. 24, maddox, robert s. 60, maddux, joan alliene maddux, marian e. 154, 156, maess, harold w. magaw, mary catherine magie, eileen 1. 40, 160, maglich, frank charles magnuson, imogene sherman magoto, john thomas 60, maham, audrey jane maier, elaine j. 24, malanowski, ruth a. malcom, w. j. 40, malley, john f. 60, malone, lawrence e. 60, 243 225 24 24 272 100 201 262 205 60 40 229 264 271 189 267 187 96 75 96 172 125 238 157 233 267 87 230 40 233 87 280 24 230 213 187 207 225 24 213 272 233 60 273 40 249 21 1 188 24 213 187 24 275 275 24 169 60 40 199 24 24 268 187 233 40 267 276 258 mandich, george manion, william earl 88, 154, 155, 264, mann, marion louise mann, nancy j. mann, sheldon 40, 185, manninen, robert p. mannix, patricia jean manolukas, nicholas 75, 188, manrod, sarah jane maple, mary ann 27, mariani, george e. 88, mark, thomas h. 88, mark, virginia 60, 222, markle, homer f. marritt, marjorie ann 40, 160, 183, marsalek, dorothy t. 96 marshall, ann p. 152, marshall, richard e. 27, marshall, robert dale 40, marshall, robert I. marshall, william f. 88, 150, 151, 268, martell, denese martens, margery ann 40, martin, george marshall 193, martin, harry e. martin, helen f. 60, 189, 194, martin, john d. 27, martin, paul b. martin, richard v. martin, robert j. 40, martin, robert miller 60, martin, thomas l. marx, donald l. 40, 186, 280, mason, thomas w. 60, masters, eldon d. 60, masterson, robert hugh matchette, richard g. mathews, mildred 40, 301, mathis, joan matson, louise ann 27, matson, marie e. matter, hugh william 88, matthews, charles w. 60, 197, 202, matthews, thomas f. 75, 150, mattson, audrey d. 60, 246, matzer, andrew c. 60, 193, maurer, stephen j. 61, maus, h. page maxwell, horace richard maxwell, thomas lee 61, mayberry, james g. mayberry, roy w. mayer, gerald m. mayer, howard b. mayer, mrs. marilyn gross 75, 172, mayhew, john t. mayne, david r. 61, 181, 184, mozzarella, jayne c. 152, mccall, alanna v. mccann, rosayn mccarroll, martha j. 27, mccartney, arch 111, 113, mcchesney, james a. mcclain, robert m. 40, 88, 153, 171, 187, 188, 283, mccleary, sue 88, 232, 233, 301, mcclelland, joan c. 115 162, 283 40 40 280 125 27 190 27 230 285 254 238 188 230 201 160 197 252 as 203, 269 27 230 21 1 60 234 213 11 1 162 254 172 27 281 201 258 40 40 302 27 200 40 162 264 258 247 258 271 88 27 258 11 1 27 198 40 198, 226 27 267 183 27 27 187 115 60 162, 284 303 301 mcclelland, john h. 88, mccollum, galen l. 156, mccollum, marvin f. 96, 123, mcconnell, bernie a. 40, mccormick, jeannette w. 40, mccormick, rodger d. 60, mccormick, shirley m. 75, mccormick, william a. 112, mccormish, cecilia m. 27, mccoy, helen I. 40, mccoy, joseph c. 88, 213, mcculloch, maurine cu. 41, mcdade, clarence g. 60, 120, 121, mcdoniel, mary e. 88, medermott, john t. 41, mcdermott nancy j. mcdermott, william mcdermott willard h. 125, mcdevitt, nancy 27, mcdonough, eileen r. 41, mcdowell, lorraine g. mcgee, george w. mcgill, bob mcgill, william f. mcginnis, john w. mcginnis, nancy m. 41 210, mcginnis, richard p. 41, mcginty, david l. mcgovern, earl a. mcguire, joseph w. 41 179, mcintyre, robert mcintyre, robert cl. mckee, barbara d. 60 183, mckee, jeanne 60, 205, mckell, david mckillop, donald d. mckinley, joanne e. mclain, thomas g. mclain, wilford h. 88 262, mclaren, john j. 41, mclaughlin, charles 88, mclaughin, joanne e. 75 207, mclean, marcia m. 41, mcmahan, randy w. mcmanus, joan e. 88, 221, mcmillan, george a. 60, 115, mcnabb, herbert e. 88 262, mcnabb, mrs. lois e. 41, mcnea, robert n. 96, 125, 164, mcnelly, joann m. 18, 27, mcnutt, john r. 88, mcpeck, fred c. mcphail, gordon j. mcpherson, hobart p. mcpheters, hilton r. mcqueary, alma l. mcvicker, mary l. 75, means, rita a. 41, 170, 189, mears, ramon a. 61, 111, 119, 120, mee, james i. meehan, david james 88 meek, martha jane meeker, shirley anne melcher, donald carl mellenbruch, Cmarthaj kothryn melman, jerry 41, melnick, jean grey 41, melton, doris audrey 27, melville, harry h. menapace, reno j. 61, 187, 201, 254 164 164 267 230 258 230 1 15 225 242 272 238 153 131 279 60 60 262 242 131 88 41 126 197 27 233 254 88 27 275 203 60 245 245 60 320 41 27 283 197 267 242 242 100 234 264 283 229 288 245 271 41 60 27 213 186 229 160 261 27 275 27 61 88 190 280 176 238 27 271 mendelsohn, harvey maurice 41 280 merinar, thomas benton 41, 179, 185 193 merrick, barbara j. 61, 238 merriman, joan 96, 156, 246, 247 merriman, richard b. 41, 268 merten, arthur e. 41, 261 mertan, muriel e. 202 merzweiler, leo a. 61, 150, 151, 184 266, 267 metsch, edward john 201 metzner, mark j. 61 280 meyer, evelyn l. 27, 250 meyer, joe e. 123 meyer, margery ellen 75, 238, 239 meyers, susan 211 meyers, sanford h. 75, 173 michels, max i 61, 153 middaugh, james d. 212 middaugh, richard e. 27 midgley, betty ann 183, 191, 202 miller, donna ann 96, 165 miller, elton b. 165 miller, howard i. 186 miller, janet jean 27, 230 miller, jeanne florence 61, 241 miller, Ioris adele 68, 75, 169, 184, 222, 244, 245 miller, marilyn ann 41, 61, 250 miller, marilyn lou 61, 170, 187, 190, 242 miller, martha g. 41, 250 miller, mary k. 27, 210 miller, mary m. 225 miller, raymond h. 61, 203, 212, 268, 269 miller, thomas g. 75, 154, 274, 275 milligan, jack t. 213 millikin, dan 61 mills, janet 27, 222, 230 mills, kenneth e. 27 mills, richard w. 27 minch, robert john 41 minnich, betty 41, 190, 199 minns, james e. 27 minor, joyce 27, 250 mitchell, helen d. 41, 200 mitchell, phillip r. 188 mitchell, rachel ann 27 mitchner, Celizabethl ann 88 mittler, marilyn i. 61, 170, 190 mitzo, andrew 186 mocklar, rendall r. 27 monce, jean e. 27 montgomery, lillian 156, 165, 189 moore, betty bloke 27, 233 moore, charles w. 27 moore harry s. 276 moore, shirley 27, 241 moore, thomas c. 61 moore, william m. 88, 276 moos, karl f. 41 mootz, joan e. 61, 238 moran, arthur orton, jr. 100, 275 moran, gerald f. 27 morehart, david j. 61, 210, 271 morehead, robert a. 75 morga, jack r. 75, 111, 262 morgan, marilyn l. 41 morgan, mary e. 89, 203, 249 morgan, william g. 89, 162, 283 moritz, edward, jr. 41 index 0 345 260, 76, morlidge, sara m. 158, 161, 195, 234, morner, dwight e, 61, 187, morris, cecil s. morris, daniel r. 89, morris, draper w. morris, robert w. morrison, ruth e. morrow, david l. 75, 174, morrow, paul e. 61, 171, 186, 187, mortenson, howard w. moses, phyllis e. moss, ronald l, mosshart, richard d. 89, 162, 274, mottelson, greta 61, 205, motter, richard l. 27, moulton, charles e. mowery, delmar r. mowrey, marshall 61, 166, 252, mueller, carl j. mueller, charles e. 61, mueller, marilyn e. 27, mulberry, dorothy m. 41 mueller, carl j. mumma, charlotte m. 41 mumma, herman stuart 89, 111, 196 mumma, mrs. virginia k. 61 munday, james d. munson, samuel h. 89, muntsinger, joseph mack muntsinger, thomas a. 27, murar, winnette rose 61, murphy, barbara ann 27 murphy, edward c. 89, murphy, edward j. murphy, ffrancesj colleen murphy, ruth a. 96, murray, robert s. 157, 181, 184, myers, etta myers, james e. 61, myers, lloyd dale myers, walter h. l'1 nachman, george phillip 41, 198 nahory, william francis napp, leile wessley naragon, donald keller narwold, alfred henry, jr. 41, nash, arthur h. 61, nash, nancy lee 41, nathan, marian helen naumoff, alex v. 89, neal, walter nealeigh, james paul 153, neer, howard lester 41, neff, penny 172, 176, neideffer, donald l. 41, nellis, norman r. 89, nelson, june v. nelson, patricia ann 68, 190, 205, nelson, robert scofield nelson, sara m. 41, negus, norman c. nesbitt, susan kiser 41, netzley, don eugene 41, neumann, elton charles 41, 182, new, barbara h. newell, bart william 41, 181, newell, marjorie kathryn 89 346 0 index 1 222, 235 197 41 257 257 190 27 272 197 61 96 27 283 225 213 164 190 271 27 275 246 169 210 196 268 196 27 279 258 187 131 250 267 213 41 187 266 61 275 41 27 280 27 27 27 261 271 199 89 283 214 203 272 246 264 268 76 225 27 246 75 250 268 214 27 267 229 newkirk, donald richard newkirk, lyle m. newman, eileen m. newman, linn w. newton, kenneth e. newtan, marjorie g. nicholls, mary ellen nichols, bruce b. nichols, robert hulick nicholson, barbara joyce nicholson, dorothea jean niederkorn, thomas paul nield, alice nieman, shirley mae niemeyer, robert albert niemeyer, william 41, 61, 101, 188 76, 154 1 87, 213 96, 61 41 1 nitzel, richard paul 197, nivatvongs, vicharn 27, nobles, cornelia olivia nobles, virginia lee 41, 189, noe, robert clinton noel, james edmond nolloth, thomas james nordberg, rachel marie 27, norman, james dennis 89, normand, carol 96, 131, north, john l. 41, 113, 115, northrup, roger l. novak, kenneth 62, noyes, edith nye, joann gladys 62, 222, 0 oanceo, leon oatts, helene l. oberdorf, herbert 96, o'brien, harriet ann 41, o'bryan, clolores 42, o'connor, raymond f. 195, ohnmeis, ann elizabeth 62, 189 oldham, jerry 42, oldham, robyn elinor 42 oliver, john d. 62, oliver, kenneth r. olix, melvin 111, 114, olsen, marilyn 62, 240, olsen, oscar edward 62, 278, olson, paul charles olson, rene elaine 42, onderdonk, melvin d. ang, errington oakley, robert l 41, ontko, clarence william 62, 270, opie, robert e. 42, orr, l. margaret o'rourke, richard orr, virgil orr, zedith eileen orth, martha louise 62, ortman, margil christine ortolf, gordon r. osborne, jo ann 27, 189, ostermann, carol jeanne 96, 150, 156, 158, 183, 184, ostermann, edwin e. 96, 164, 182 ostholthoff, ruth e. 42 ostrander, nancy c. ostroska, dorothy antonio 42, 201 oswald, john m. 42, oswald, richard 42, 275 264 226 41 190 173 160 27 268 249 233 41 61 225 27 27 214 191 189 229 214 27 193 233 258 229 261 41 261 41 237 27 189 257 234 230 213 250 229 196 268 27 1 15 241 279 27 229 42 42 279 271 275 27 204 42 42 242 42 187 230 151, 205 268 249 89 205 279 272 otis, milo george ott, florence e. ousley, robert h. overhuls, robert owczarek, stanley owen, thomas a. owens, owens, owens, owens, donald b. kathy jane william f. owings, malcolm w. pabst, PUCGYI P0991 carolyn m. vera t. margaret pahl, harry r. palmer, austin pantalos, james Pape: anita l. pape, ruth a. parhamovich, lavern parish, parker, parker, parker, marion s. 89,111, 62, 42, 153, 76, 171, bainbridge 62, 252, jean paul m. parrish, karl parseghian, ara 108, parsons, clinton h. parsons, kermit, c. paschal, bethel i. pask, naomi j. patek, ladimer pater, joan e. 62, 1 paterson, donald g. paton, david t. patrick, patten, patten, patten, patten, patten, patricia janice mary louise patricia m. paul m. shirley e. patterson, justyn r. patterson, marilyn patterson, thomas a. patton, tom jr. 62, 112,115, 54, 156, 62, 62, 27, 76, 187, 76, paul, harold h. 42, 111, 114, paulin, john g. paulowski, frank 96, pauly, harold p. paumen, richard t. pavlinek, paul r. payette, roland f. pazder, robert m. peak, may m. pearson, james h. pecht, william g. peck, mary l. pedrick, frances e. peeling, james peffer, virginia e. pembroke, eugene k. pence, robert d. pennington, john h. penny, robert l. perlman, jordan perrine, dorothy ann perry, raymond e. perry, walter l. persons, george f. 19 76, 213, 62, 254, 62, 62, 42, 42, 4, 211, 76, 252, 62 42 207, 184, 76, 76, 1 87, 270, 131, 120 42, 27, 27, 169, 262, 42, 27, 195, 197, 42, 62, 212, 62, 1 15, 258, 62, 267, 42, 42, 282 1 111, 161, 62, 62, 96, 1 66, 62, 198, 124, 1 1 89 189 268 125 264 187 279 62 242 213 275 42 62 245 207 123 21 1 195 173 27 210 271 238 214 213 121 76 279 246 189 42 230 263 261 242 229 230 241 207 246 245 241 275 264 268 125 259 174 27 254 252 268 250 283 275 229 233 271 249 257 169 261 254 280 96 125 42 176 pesany, carol peters, harold 120, 121, peters, iames d. 62, 276, peters, mary m. 62, peterson, iames 27, peterson, lois 89, petonke, richard h. 42, petry, dorothy a. pettica, frank peurifoy, catherine p. pheanis, william d. philips, rosemary d. 62, 131, 211, phillips, harry r. 27, phillips, patricia a. 62, phillips, shirley m. phillips, rex 89 phillips, virginia 27, phipps, charlotte 42, phythyon, burt c. piatak, don pickrel, william g. 76, 150, piclrryl, richard l. pickryl, elizabeth pidgeon, barbara i. 42, 210, pierott, paul pierce, ecille d. pierce, iacque w. 76, 185, 263, pierson, allan pierson, lois e. 154, pinand, mary alice 76, 172, pislcoty, richard s. 111, 115, 116, pitkin, richard d. pitsenbarger, velura pitsenbarger, virginia 170, 186, pizanis, michael i. plank, ernest v. ploger, carolyn e. 18, 27, 196, plosila, louise g. plotkin, marcia 42, plum, roger l, pogany, connie pogue, david o. pogue, iohn p. 62, pclisini, james f. polkowski, henry e. 207, pollard, potricia w. 27, 177, pollock, donald 42, pollock, marilyn anita 89, 131, ponzani, gary 62, pool, alice porter, bruce w. porter, clarence h, porter, thomas 42, porter, william p. postle, robert r. potter, thomas m. potts, dolores a. 76, 158, 183, 190, potts, mary alice powe, william powell, dolores e. powell, iean a. 42, 191, powell, v. maxine powell, william powers, georgiana 42, powers, marion i. prafka, margaret a. pratt, iudith c. 42, preston, dick price, iames rn. probert, charles a. 238 125 283 233 157 225 200 42 123 245 76 246 271 234 27 272 250 230 42 27 262 62 89 238 27 198 264 76 173 250 268 196 156 189 76 1 15 233 42 198 27 42 27 254 42 208 242 276 246 258 27 213 157 254 62 157 27 203 27 257 27 233 27 42 245 27 27 234 1 15 27 42 proctor, 9. stewart proctor, tom t. prond, richard c. pryor, doris m. pryor, richard e. puckett, iohn r. puckett, leonard pugh, barbara i. pugh, c. kenneth Push, Pe99Y pugliese, ioseph purdom, david l. purdy, charles purdy, iohn la. purdy, richard w. purmont, paul w. purvis, harold putich, charles putney, ralph c. putts, david 111, 115, 116, pyle, gloria i. q quigley, robert r. quinlan, don c. quinn, iames d. 63, Y raab, ioan b. race, william ragnar, ianrik g. rapp, ioyce m. 27, rapp, marilyn d. ratcliff, a. roberta rauch, louis raudabaugh, madonna ray, bernita Z, ray, barbara i. raymond, robert raymond, ruth a. raymond, ruth e. 184, rea, iohn a. 159, rea, mrs. ona n. reaves, floyd m. rech, robert w. recht, raymond d. 198, redick, thomas 76, 150, 191, redinger, c. patricio 63, 194, redlin, iohn p. reed, corinne reed, ioseph d. 43, reel, margaret e. 76 reemelin, robert e. 63, 179, reese, nancy h. 27, 177, 189, reich, elaine s. 43, reid, barbara i. reid, douglas i. reid, lowell e. reid, raymond l. reimann, nancy r. reineke, edward t. 43, reiner, mariorie m. reischman, helen l. 63, 199 rekers, gloria m. 27, 189, relyea, william t. remnant, george w. renkert, george rentz, richard r. revelos, mary reynolds, betty i. 63, 62, 261 42, 261 27 62, 207 42 190 42 42, 169 42, 197 63, 246 213 42, 187 177 63,275 285 42,275 42, 261 27 63, 211 164,268 43,229 27 43, 272 188,267 27 27, 207 89, 276 177,234 27, 234 76 27, 43 43 43, 225 222 113, 115 63 241, 242 177, 264 101, 161 76 173 280, 281 252, 267 211, 229 63, 275 191, 193 212, 254 158,183 185,267 245,286 198, 226 63 213, 268 89, 187 27 43, 234 173,257 205,249 63 196, 205 153,162 27 150, 275 76, 190 43 170 reynolds, walter t. rhinehart, charles b. rhoades, betty rhodes, robert f. rice, donald b. rice, edward e. rice, loren richards, donald e. richards, ruth e. ricigliano, iames ridenour, carl w. ridenour, dale g. ridenour, roy rider, helen i. 77, rieclt, barbara rieck, iane e. riefstahl, allegra riegel, sol d. riely, rosemary e. riffle, herbert f. riggle, richard e. riggs, richard h. riley, mary ellen riley, william n. rinehart, virginia ritchey, iohn r. 63 rizzo, philip c. robbins, avery h. roberts, donald g. robertson, donald r. robinette, ruth robinson, eugene c. robinson, clark l. robinson, helen l. robinson, iohn lc. robinson, iohn i. robinson, john w. robinson, stuart b. robinson, thomas s. robison, rosalinda w. rock, robert c. rodenberg, ruth m. roderick, avice a. roeddiger, betty ann roeding, marcia m. roehll, walter h. roemer, lcathryn i. roeser, mary iane rogers, iohn r. rogers, marilyn i. rogers, martha c. rogers, susan g, rogers, tom r. rohlfs, iohn cl. rohlfs, sheldon e. rolfes, suzanne roman, roy p. romily, iohn l. rondy, robert s. rook, barbara i. rooney, iack r. rosenblatt, charles b. rosenblum, elaine h. rossel, martha h. rossel, william h. rossi, gene rost, susan e. rost, carolyn h. roszkowicz, stanley p. 43, 27,186, 63, 200, 43, 179, 185, 63, 43, 152, 158, 222, 43, 63, 63, 210, 230, 63, 184, 77, 196, 63,229,3o1, 63, 43, 176, , 122, 123, 267, 89, 27, 43, 159, 43, 208, 111, 113, 43, 77, 207, 28, 28, 43,169,190 28, 97, 63, 191, 43, 160, 63, 126, 28, 177, 186, 63, 63, 167, 28, 43, 279 187 237 153 197 275 268 179 187 27 123 153 63 242, 243 27 27 242 179 301 258 77 21 1 303 190 250 283 283 27 196 27 28 213 267 43 261 21 1 1 15 43 254 131 279 43 177 246 230 28 43 233 28 238 245 230 28 267 153 238 213 28 28 28 28 157 198 210 28 28 63 246 271 index 0 347 roth, daniel b. 157, 188, rothage, george h. 89, rothwell, doris i. rothroff, regan 43, rowe, carolyn i. 77, rowe, william t. 63, 249 rowland, stanley l. 171, rozic, stanley w. ruby, rozann 43, 131, ruchhoft, margaret 63, ruchhoft, robert h. rucker, martha rudisill, nancy 43, rudnick, iohn rudolph, myron rudawski, edmund 77, 154, rudowski, mrs. louise n. 77, 154 rueggeberg, robert e. ruffini, iean ruffner, eleanor a. 63, ruffner, keith c. 77, ruihley, wayne h. 63, 186, 257, rumsfield, pat ruoff, iacob m. ruoff, patricia a. rupert, william a. ruppel, edward, n. ruppert, irene m. rush, martin a. russell, donald g. russell edmund l. 77, 174, russell erwin d. russell raymond r. russell, robert d. 254, ryan, clarice m. 43, S saborse, michael 64, sachs, iudith ieanne sahli, alfred t. 64, 197, 207, salzman, william r. 28 sample, charlotte e. 64, sampson, patricia i. 43, 160, 169, somuelson, iack r. sanders, i. howard 118, sanderson, clifford w. sandson, ioan renee 28, 198, sanna, ignatius i. 97, sarchet, joan 43, 176, sasser, william h. saunders, thomas b. saurber, pat sawchok, walter sawmiller, russell 150, 151, 153, sayers, jeannine sayers, melvin sayers, merl edward 43 157 saylor, david s. 90, saylor, nancy carol 152, 158, 242, scarborough, iames m. 77, 153, 154, 252, 278, schachne, marianne schud, wilbur d. 90, schaeperklaus, bruce schaer, iames l. schaleman, harry i. schanke, robert l. 97, schatz, catherine b. 77, 187, schatz, frank l. 64, 177 348 0 index 198 275 43 262 249 271 188 89 246 242 285 90 245 28 198 166 166 97 63 238 261 285 64 28 64 43 213 64 77 43 271 172 28 261 233 254 64 264 213 237 242 43 120 194 226 261 185 64 28 205 90 197, 202 28 28 268 275 243 207, 279 64 257 90 197 28 202 238 275 schatz, ruth l. 23, scheibert, elizabeth louise 64, schemp, cleo alfred 43, 256, schenke, robert c. schibley, mrs. lois taylor 97, 224, schibley, robert Schick, elinor c. 64, schiering, harry c. 90, schinke, susan schluep, lais i. 28, schmader, richard b. schmermund, charles schmidt, bruce l. schmidt, herman w. schmidt, louise schmidt, patricia 64, schmidt, roland frederick 43, schmieder, frederick i. 97, schnacke, winifred 64, 131, schnackenburg, paul 120, schnake, marion m. 43, schnecker, lawrence schneider, ioanne 28, 43, 241, schneider, max h. 43, 184, schneider, nancy m. schneider, patricia ann 77, schoen, marguerite 64, 169, 170, schoen, victor r. 43, 176, 188, schoenberger, marian scholink, ralph p. 90, schradin, susan iane 28, schreck, kenneth schrock, ruth e. 43, schuber, romilda elizabeth 97, schubert, dale e. schultz, gertrude e. 28, 198, 211, schultz, marvin i. 126, 179, 204, schultz, richard c. schultze, gerry anne 43, schulz, barbara 28, schuster, lois marie 77, schwab, marily schwartz, ed schwartz, eugene p. schwarz, bernice r. 77, 179, schwarz, donald schwegman, harry l. 122, schweibold, iack m. 43, schweinfurth, donald c. scianambla, angelo scott, elaine a. scott, mary lou scott, paul asa scott, robert i. scoville, selden samuel 77, 111, 272, scrivner, august w. 97, 263, searing, shirley g. 77, 234, searles, george w. 90, 276, sears, mathalyn dell 97, 156, sedge, frances ann 28, sedlak, frances k. sehringer, robert h. 101, seidel, mary gertrude seise, marilyn ruth 28 seiwert, lawrence i. 77, selmonts, elizabeth m. seltz, herbert a. 43, 187, seng, elizabeth 43, servaas, lelu 97, 156, 229 200 257 28 225 204 225 272 43 246 28 186 28 28 43 225 272 164 245 121 225 28 301 275 196 242 1 86, 225 262 43 162 238 77 238 156 64 226 267 28 190 245 225 28 120 213 198 28 123 185 28 28 90 28 28 28 273 264 235 283 245 225 64 271 28 241 276 77 21 1 249 245 settlemire, Cmaryl marguerite 152, 222, 248 sever, nancy ellen 154, 156, 169, severns, herbert w. shafer, patricia iane 64, 183, 184, shafer, walter r. 43, shafer, wilma a. 44, 189 shaffer, nancy r. shamley, ioyce a. shaney, robert shank, edward 44, 185, 213, shannon, betty io 44, shannon, i. donald 77, 111 shapiro, lawrance 44, sharp, ann marie 64, 183, sharpe, david w. 28, shaw, virginia f. 28, sheord, iohn e. sheehan, iohn p. shefbuch, v. frances shellabarger, claire 77, shellenbarger, richard n. 90, 154, 159, 203, 266, 267, shelton, ioanne shelton, terry r. shelton, thelma louise 64, 131, shepard Ciloj forest 77, shepherd, iack b, 68, 90, shepherd, ruth m. 90, shera, iane ann 78, 167, 175, 210, sherman, eleanor 44, sherman, patricia sue 169, sherman, phyllis ann 28, sherwood, francis w. 44, shipman, iean 64, shirh, nancy io shiverdecker, laura ellen 28, shockney, rober a. shank, iulia elizabeth 170, shook, paul frederick 90, 276, shoptaugh, iohn d. shoults, paul a. 64, 108, 111, 115, shriner, mary io 64, 222, 238, shuler, phyllis 78, 232, shultis, mariorie iean shumaker, harry m. shure, cecile shure, myron benit 90, 198, shurts, fvirgill nelson siberell, george e. 90, 254, sickles, madelyn ming 44, siehl, iames w. siemer, shirley a. silver, elizabeth e. 78, 131, 166, 206, simison, lawrence w. 44, simko, virgina ann 28, simmons, marilyn i. 44, 211, simrell, eugene r. sinclair, sidney h. 78, 188, 193, 213, sines, william h. sinks, george 64, sipe, richard g. skeebo, eugene b. 28, skeebo, iulius skeltan, ieannine 28, skidmore, charles l. skimming, ioann skinner, iohn w. 64, 210, 258, 158 249 199 213 241 213 195 44 28 64 254 249 262 280 238 213 233 28 195 28 214 155, 283 77 44 246 261 258 233 230 242 240 241 261 246 28 234 78 189 277 44 1 16, 254 241 233 172 28 198 280 44 255 234 28 28 21 1 197 238 225 78 256, 257 190 275 28 157 28 230 28 28 259 254 slater elinore j, 28 slater, margaret e. 44 slater, nancy ann 44 slinger, richard d. 90, 276, 277 sloan, jane claire 28 sloan, william 44 sloane, alfred price 194 sloat, john b. 28 slogar, raymond j. 28 sluss, john paul 187 smale, john g. 193 smale, joy 151, 172, 183 small, ann marie 28, 233 small, richard m. 97, 115, 261 smalley, patricia 28, 250 smart, harry e. 64, 272 smith, burke e. 64, 267 smith, carl a., jr. 157, 213 smith, charles b. 78 smith, charles w., jr. 44 smith, daniel curtis 64, 254 smith, david o. 64, 276 smith, donald h. 64, 276 smith, edmund h. 44, 279 smith, eugene 122 smith, evelyn b. 28, 238 smith, frank r. 90, 214 smith, gale v. 28 smith, gene 123 smith, george t. 101, 161, 204, 214 smith, horace a. 65 smith, james m. 153 smith, james mitchell 44 101, 174 smith, jane 28, 246 smith, janet m. 28, 205 smith, jean margaret 28 smith, jo an 28, 246 smith, julia i. 65 smith, katherine ann 44, 233 smith, lowell 161, 254 smith, marian a. 65 smith, marjorie ann 65, 131, 229 smith, marjorie r. 90, 131, 246 smith, mary elizabeth 28 smith, prudence 78, 168, 238 smith, richard m. 44, 272 smith, robert h. 65, 275 smith, robert r. 44, 176, 254 smith, rose ann 28, 44 smith, ross jay 28 smith, thomas william 44, 213, 254 smith, wesley 65, 182, 268 smith, willard w. 44, 166 smith, william 179, 185, 254 smitley, clyde j. 157 smoot, lavon lanyon 97, 131, 234 smucker, dale w. 43 snare, patricia 101 161, 248, 249 snedden, jeanne a. 65, 246 snider, john w. 175 snider, rose mary 65 snider, thomas harry 28, 157 snyder, carl 101, 166, 191 snyder, caroline 65, 234 snyder, joanne frances 98, 131 snyder, lavonne 78 sodders, jerry l. 157 soderman, m. virginia 90, 245 soller, fred e. 44, 254 sonnenberg, arnold h. 28 sons, james m. sotherland, suzanne 101 222, southwick, edward t. 90, spahr, helen alma spain, john a. 90, 153, 162, spangler, john d. 44, 179, 185, spangler, john f. 174, sparker, robert o. 44, spear, daniel j. 44, 198, spear, david a. speelman, robert e. 111, 115 116 speer, john j. 44, speer, marilyn b. 65, 131, spencer, charles c. sperry, judith g. spiegel, anne 44, spies, harlan r. 65, 193, 275, spooner, annette marie 28, springmyer, eileen g. 28, spurlock, karl d. 28, spurry, charles f. 90, 162, 262, 282, stacel, maretta l. stafford, marvin stage, doris v. 78, 154, 167, 207, stage, glen dale 28, stahl, harold e. stahman, ralph c. staley, charles r. staley, idorothyj anne 44, staley, mildred l. stambaugh, marian elizabeth 90, stambaugh, thomas ora 28, stamper, buford standafer, caleb b. 44, 187, standafer, ruth e. 156, stansel, arthur g., jr. 78, stanich, milan d. stanley, charles v. stanley, lewis e. stansel, arthur m. 78, starck, john s. stark, janet f. stastny, richard c. stastny, robert a. statler, mary louise 44, stauffer, glorene r. 28, stavole, michael 44, 108, 111, 125, stearns, fcarolb suzanne 44, steck, irma may 65, 152, 179, steel, munro h. 78, 127, 153, 159, steele, rosemary 152, 205, steen, verl dean 44, 278, Steffen, alan l. steffen, carol m. 44, 186, steffens, margery mae stegall, phyllis stein, santord steiner, virginia ann 44, stemmer, august l. 44, stephan, bernice l. 154 156, stephen, mrs. patricia 65, 165, stephen, robert s. jr. stephenson, david s. 28, sterling, janine e. steve, margaret a. 98, 186, 222, 236, stevens, alfred h. 65, 252, 276, stevenson, barbara e. 28, 177, stevenson, william t. 90, stewart, marjorie 78, 158, 183, 44 245 257 44 275 271 271 268 280 198 164 261 237 28 65 234 284 201 205 188 283 198 213 210 200 1 15 44 44 238 28 187 187 65 213 186 272 98 154 65 272 213 28 44 44 189 241 276 242 246 188, 233 279 65 205 65 44 198 234 272 165 229 98 188 28 237 277 234 272 199 stewart, norma 98, 131, 222, 250 stewart, sylvester 124, stewart, thomas w. stewart, william c. jr. stewart, william r. stillion, wilda m. 101, 161, stillwaugh, george stipes, judith 28, stites, nan stitzel, james m. stockhaus, william h. stockwell, david i. 91, 272, stoecklein, robert w. 65, stoeppelwerth, ruth 65, 150, 156, 200, 222, stoker, beverly l. 98, stone, arthur 44, 127, stone, carl h. stone, donald p. 91, stone, james e. stone, joseph l. jr. 65, 198, stoner, ralph w. 113, stout, donald e. 44, 213, stovell, william h. strawbridge jack c. strawman, ernest r. 78, 213, streeter, marylou strickland, susan a. 98, 131, 152, striebel, richard f. strittmatter, nancy jo stroppel, mrs. betty strother, lois s. 65, 131, struble, glenn e struhar, jean anne 28, stubbs, martha 44, stubbs, mary ann 78, 172, stuckey, john w. 108, stuckman, william d. 65, 180, stutz, jack d. stutzman, mary jean 28, 205, sullivan, carolyn l. sullivan, frank c. sullivan, henry d. 44, sullivan, janis m. 28, sullivan, Crobertj gerald sunderland, richard t. 98, 171, suntala, irene mae suntala, mildred ann 65, 161, 206, 1 supowit, esther b. 65, 198, 222, 226, surgeon, gloria mae surtees, charles roy 91, sutherland, jeanne e. 28, sutton, r. darrell 65, 153, 267, sutton, stephen g. 44, 120, suverkrop, margaret 78, svenson, dorothy 78, 190, swain, albert d. swartz, lewis e. 101, 204, swatik, george swindler, evelyn l. 65, 170, 186, 246 swinehart, katharine j. 78, 152, 158, 179, 183, swink, joyce ann 45, swisher, jack c. switter, kay m. 78, swygard, jo ann 28, 205, sykes, caroline e. 28, 189, szymanski, ted p. 45, 251 125 213 28 28 233 44 225 78 65 204 283 258 184, 225 250 195 101 257 91 280 1 15 267 28 188 258 98 158, 233 28 28 161 225 65 200 245 233 120 267 65 225 65 28 213 234 65 187 65 208 227 28 261 234 284 272 207 245 44 276 28 187, 301 168, 184 189 186 201 225 246 264 index 0 349 t talbert, ann m. 28, tannehill, robert bruce 28, tannert, dorothy tanski, joseph 190, tape, ben taylor, dorothy 30, taylor, edward allen 45, taylor, frances 30, taylor, gwenne taylor, mildred 30, 186, 187, taylor, phyllis 45, 211, taylor, virgene ann teaford, joe franklyn 45, teboe, janet mae teckemeyer, barbara june teckman, charles ed 30, teichart, constance mae 45, teitelbaum, james sheldon tharp, thomas 45, thatcher, arthur king thayer, thomas charles 45, theobald, marilyn jeanne 152, thieme, arthur roy thinguldstad, arthur martin thomas, alyce thomas, charlotte ann 30, 187, thomas, george richard thomas, john william 66, thomas, virginia jane 30, thompson, bruce d. 78 111, 125, thompson, herbert gordon thompson, richard donald 91 thomson, dorothy elinor 30 thorburn, marilyn thorn, mildred 101, 161, thorn, suzanne 30, 211, thornbery, john raymond 45 thornbury, john r. 157, 179, thorrud, barbara jean 45 thrall, miriam 45, 150, 160, thrall, richard cameron 188, 195, 211 thrasher, mary lou thrun, alvin a. 91, 252, 258, thruston, gates phillip 91, thruston, jeannette january 45 thurston, robert tiberghein, charles dunton 45, 111, 120, tiburzi, yolanda mary 30, tiefermann, sylvia ann 66, 224, tierney, patsy ann 45, 131, tillett, john t. 45, tipton, wilbur rawleigh todd, howard 91, todd, jack albert toeppen, david roger 45 tomcik, ann 66, tomlinson, donald e. 45, tommasi, louis l. 79, 278, torch, carl frank toth, mary jean 66, 156, townsend, theo horton trager, diane 45, 160, 176, 198, trask, william reed trautlein, donald trelles, george washington treon, alberta l. 66, 170, 186, 187 350 U Index 1 249 188 28 21 1 102 229 272 250 65 237 238 30 276 30 30 200 249 190 267 45 279 183 200 30 65 234 91 261 186 267 98 262 301 30 203 245 261 185 233 245 213 45 259 261 233 197 1 19, 123 205 225 177 271 204 262 45 21 1 201 272 279 268 205 79 226 30 45 169 236 237 treon, russell e. trissel, robert m. tronnes, rowena anne 66, 150, 179, 222, 234, trottman, john rush trout, grafton doner 30, troxell, mary lee truesdale, mary jo 45 tuke, joseph dominic 66 tullis, herbert dean 30, turman, jean 45, turner, catherine anne 30, turner, donald alfred 66, turner, frank l. turner, jo anne turner, phyllis pearl tuten, william ward jr. twohig, james 45, 267, tyler, dorothy helen 66, tyler, gretchen ellen tymoszczuk, michael william 45, U ulm, jack c. ulrich, jane e. ulrich, fkathrynl joan unger, harold l. 66, 153, unger, sherman e. urbach, rebecca e. urbschat, chester l. 45, urich, richard w. 114, uttal, william r. V valle, eugene v. 30, 115, 211, vanatta, arthur 101, 164, 193, vanatta, mary p. 66, 189, 236, van camp, thomas j. vance, charmond 79, van duyn, marty 101, 180, van fossan, william p. van gorder, margaret e. 98, van horn, marilyn 30, van horn, richard r. van meter, eileen m. van pelt, ffayej joann van voorhis, ann 79, 228, vaughn, glenn c. 98, 214, vaughn, samuel b. 79, 111, veil, george sheldon 45, 150, 153, velotta, william p. 45, velzy, john h. verbryke, louis e. vernotzy, joan a. 30 vess, robert w. vintilla, raymond e. 45, visci, donald a. visci, len vision, judith voress, shirley l. 30, vosler, john a. 30, voss, john macgregor 79, 179, voss, richard l. 45, vracin, nick g 45, 111, 114, W wade, beverly ann 45, 190, wade, meredith eilene 66, 195, wagner, david ellis 66, wagner, florence edna 66, 66 30 185, 235 45 196 190 238 275 157 246 245 254 174 102 45 91 285 250 30 263 213 30 66 254 30 66 279 1 15 30 272 257 237 30 249 233 30 199 249 30 187 45 229 262 275 272 261 66 30 238 184 262 123 123 198 246 257 261 275 268 21 1 242 272 203 wagner, helen jeanne wagner, james arnold wagner, janet viola wagner, marjorie wagner, norma lou wagner, virginia lee waldhauer, jean marion waldner, jeanne adele walin, william h. walker, catherine walker, elizabeth gregg walker, william waller, betty marie waller, ruth irene walter, john raymond walter, robert l. walters, jack d. walters, robert h. waltz, richard wangen, richard conrad wannemacher, robert leo wanner, charlotte warburton, ernest keeling ward, john richard ware, charles macdonald wore, karl ellis warren, william dwight waterman, joanne ruth waters, robert e. 66, watkins, dwight lewis watkins, harold e. watkins, myra watkins, paul watts, joanne way, patricia weaver, weaver, weaver, weaver, webber, weber, weber, weber, weber, may ellen jeaninne jane ellen john d. mary lou donna duane chester edward, h. ian vena jean webster, lucille webster, tom george wedegartner, howard ernest 66, weed, hal curren weeks, charles theodore weeks, stephen dean weichel, john a. weiher, john arnold weihl, marilyn jeanne weimer, richard samuel weiner, fred jack weisbrodt, mary kathryn weisel, bettie jane weisgarber, william warren weisman, donald marion weis,donna mae weiss, john a, weiss, sally welch jay clyde welch, robert wellman, harry james wells, nancy v. wells, richard wells, robert l. 91, 154, welsh, george howard wendel, ruth e. 79, 224, 91, 66, 152, 101, 161 30 79, 131, 79, 30, 66, 274, 30 66, 66, 197, 45, 125, 45, 79, 258, 30, 189, 179, 187, 91, 272, 66, 197, 30, 115, 30, 188, 111, 114, 45, 79, 199, 45, 204, 45, 193, 91, 45, 66, 66, 260, 66, 66, 66, 45, 45, 45, 66, 31, 101, 155, 162, 45, 127, 225 261 45 245 238 229 45 66 66 173 229 125 30 30 187 275 186 262 276 30 201 45 213 30 267 284 30 196 275 297 210 196 202 30 30 177 66 1 16 45 250 261 1 15 261 98 249 261 271 275 276 276 275 261 205 271 30 249 66 272 45 205 262 198 279 91 153 242 257 267 267 45 wentz, gene k. 79, 150, 272, werner, marilyn marie 31, wertenberger, robert o. werth, iohn harley 45, 187, wertheimer, carol rhea 45, wesler, anne 67, wespiser, ioseph paul Westfall, william harry 46, westlake, shelley wead 31, westrich, richard f. wharff, rosalie wheeler, virginia ann 67, whitaker, roy mcafee whitaker, william ray 67, 172, 200, white, george h. 46, white, nancy 46, white, neva 91, white, newton burgstreser 31, 157, white, phyllis ann 67, 189, white, roger lee white, ruth alison 67 whitesel, mariorie 91, 186, whiteside, richard e. 46 whitlock, iohn b. ir. 67, whitt, helen wiant, allen iohn 175 wibel, martha wick, ned elvin 46, 213, wickenden, roger c. 67, 175, 188, wieche, robert e. 79, 111, 154, 159, wienties, robert i. wiese, kenneth d. 67, wiggin, beverly joan 31, wiggins, kenneth eugene 91, 154 155 wilder, donald martin 67, 182, wildman, ethel p. 31, wiley, charles 67, 161, wiley, iane elizabth 31, 186 wilken, james l. wilken, mildred emily 101, 161, wilkin, robert a. 79, wilkinson, ieanne w. 67, 156, wilkinson, thomas robert 46, will, robert b. 157, willard, barbara 67, 152, 205, williams, clanna fay 31 williams, henry nelson williams, ioan 31, 196, 225, williams, julia 79, 193, williams, marmian 67, williams, martha i. williams, nancy m. 101 williams, perry m. williams, ransome r. 79, 191, williams robert r. williams, thomas e. 284 249 31 197 226 165 31 262 249 187 91 234 31 272 261 233 225 213 242 67 234 202 190 254 46 197 205 272 254 275 279 262 225 275 283 245 186 187 46 225 275 237 257 185 238 205 125 241 234 234 46 242 91 254 258 190 williams, willam ir. 91, williams, william mckean williamson, frances m. 46 williamson, glenn marvin williamson, iohn c. 91, 162, willing, wilford w. 46, 153, wills, wilma iean 79, willson, georganna 46, wilmot, adrian carter 46, wilmot, iohn 98, wilson, carlton c. wilson, frances e. wilson, harold whitney 46, wilson, howard e. wilson, kenneth allen 46, wilson, marion 67, 199, wilson, mary ellen 31, wilson, potricia iean 67, wilson, ruth e. 46, wilson, sue m. wilson, vernon 46, wilson, william lee wine, eugene winter, john l. 46, winters, alice 46, wippel, samuel 114 wirkowski, norbert i. wirtz, leonard h. wise, lois jean wisecup, mary lane 46, 131, wisehart, arthur 46, 186, 191, 203, wissler, iohn erwin 46, wissler, w. richard 46, witherspoon, dorothy knox 67, 163 withrow, glenna iane 31, witter, george e. wittman, iack s. 67, 111, 123 wolf, alice iane 101, wolf, charles g. 67, 262 wolf, donald l. wolf, lois rose wolfe, scott white wolfe, sue wolfelt, donald e. wolter, io b. womacks, nina l. wood, david p. wood, donald m. woodard, margaret woods, molly woods, warren james woodward, iames allen woodward, marthine vance woolstenhulme, jack p. worden, rollin d. woznicki, ted thomas 67, 111, -79, 67, 283, 46, 210, 79, 179, 46, 188, 67, 125, 162 272 189 46 283 271 169 245 261 276 204 46 264 67 279 249 233 189 245 67 210 1 1 1 169 271 225 1 15 1 15 46 31 234 257 267 261 250 230 79 179 189 263 187 31 125 31 31 154 205 31 272 242 238 31 276 169 173 275 276 wrede, robert c. 67, 261 wright, carleton i. 79, 262 wright, gwendolyn l. 170, 186 wright, iames curtis 31 wright, marilyn iean 31, 233 wright, mary kathryn 186, 187 wright, richard c. 188 wright, robert pearl 46, 197 wright, weldon dean 91, 276 wright, william w. 46 wuerth, david n. 153 wynne, william f. 46 Y yackey, richard w. 91, 162, 271 yang, king chir 174 yantis, iulia ann 31, 245 yarber, ken e. 67, 125, 279 yarger, iohn henry 31 yates, robert m. 162 yauger, iane evelyn 111, 159, 156, 205, 238 yensel, william heath 67, 268 yohe, richard royal 67, 261 york, carolyn 31, 195, 249 young, bruce culley 188, 213 young, elaine dorian 31, 190, 198 young, eleanor ioyce 67, 225 young, katherine anne 46, 229 young, mary marguretta 31 young, paul robert 213 younkman, kenneth w. 153, 213 youtsey, iune claire 234, 235 yu, pei-wen 191 yuricich, mathew 115 Z zachow, paul 67, 271 zahig, evelyn aruce 46 zerger, dorothy ann 46, 205, 250 zerkel, robert 91, 262 zerkel, mrs. rosalie 238 zilm, richard hall 46, 276 zimmer, mariorie ann 31 zimmerman, barbara ann 31 zimmerman, george h. 101, 153, 171, 188, 271 zimmerman, helen ruth 31 zimmerman, morris ray 213 zinchak, james e. 46, 261 zinsmaster, charles e. 155, 162 zinsmeister, elinor joan 31 zivic, george i. 201 zuber, walter i. 91 zurcher, carolyn m. 31, 225 zuosec, steve robert 125, 272 zych, lester a. 79, 115, 117, 268 index 0 351 it- 'i l Wm f' 'F -1322. .r- i:?:5:'i5T:9r?5:':'f 52. 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