Northern Illinois College of Optometry - Focus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1948
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It is with considerable pride and a sense of correctness that ufe place Dr. Williani Bray Needles among the foremost ranks of this highly select group. His majestic role in the comparatively brief history of optometric education bears full testimony to the character of this man who literally gave his life for the improve- ment of his profession and the increased visual well-being of the peoples of the civilized world. It will never be completely possible to measure the overwhelming influence of his optometric efforts. From the very earliest days of Optometry, when his leadership and organizing abilities began to mould optometric thinking, his dy- namic presence has been felt in the pulse of our aeademic and ethical growth. His graduates, during the tenure of his Presidency of this great Oollege, have consist- ently comprised more than half of all in the practice of the profession, and through them he has g-iven improved vision, comfort and happiness to unnumbered millions of Americans. Surely this is a great and noble work, and one of which we are justly proud. A pioneering spirit, a sedulous application to order and rightness, a magni- ficent personality, a forceful and effective manner of speaking, a large and sin- cere heart- these are the things which have for so long characterized our good friend. Never interested in the petty and picayunish, he resolutely maintained a high order of thought and deed, even during those trying and transitional times when Optometry was battling for its very eacistence, when the shift began from trade to profession, He contributed much both in effecting the change and in cus-hioning the adjustment. In 1947, the Government of the United States of- ficially recognieed Optometry as a full-fledged profession, it is altogether fitting that Dr. Needles lived to know this, and to sa-vor the victory toward which he had dedicated all of his time and energies. A truly great and good man has passed our way. We shall- never forget him, for his after-image will remain with us so long as there is a profession of Optome- try, and so long as there are men of intelligence and integrity within that profes- sion who will carry on his teachings to their ultimate complete fulfillment. -Brandon E. Rea I .f4rcAifecf 0 Olafomefrg HIS LIFE STORY On June 5, I948, aT PassavanT l-lospiTal in Chicago, The NorThern Illinois College of OpTomeTry, and indeed The enfire opTomeTric profession, suffered a grievous and momenT- ous loss. ThaT day saw The final acT in The disTinguishecl career of Dr. William B. Needles, pioneer and leader in his chosen field. r 1 This eminenT and well-loved educaTor, The founder of The one of largesT opTomeTric colleges of The profession, was born in Sedalia. Missouri, on The l7Th day of May, I879. A man of unusual vigor and keen insighT, he began his worlc in OpTomeTry while sTill in his early TwenTies. l-lis efforTs in The field of opTomeTric educaTion anTedaTed by several years The firsT of The sTaTe laws which gave legal recognifion To The profession. l-le esTablishecl The Needles lnsTiTuTe of OpTomeTry in I9lO aT Kansas CiTy, Missouri. Graduafes from This school became conspicuous for Their success and leadership in pracTice, TesTifying To The greaf abilify of Dr. Needles as Teacher and counsellor. lT was increasingly a,pparenT To The men of OpTomeTry of ThaT era ThaT This young Needles of Kansas CiTy was on his way To bigger and beTTer Things in his service To The profession. 'S lneviTably, The day arrived on which he walked inTo The office of Dr. George B. lvlcFaTrich, his close personal friend, who was The PresidenT of The Norfhern Illinois Col- lege of Ophfhalmology and Ofology, a'school which Trained medical men in eye, ear, nose and ThroaT. Dr. Needles emerged from ThaT conference as The new Presidenf. ShorTly ThereafTer, he effecfed a merger of The Two schools, which he called The Norfhern Illinois College of OpTomeTry. The new insTiTuTion blossomed, boTh in size and in The scope of iTs curriculum and opTomeTric philosophy. From The beginning, Dr. Needles was mosT forTunaTe in having his sisfer as his asso- ciaTe and co-worker. Miss Lida E. Needles has served The school' and The profession in nu- merous capacifies, being Treasurer aT The presenf Time. l-ler long affiliTaTion has meanT a greaT deal To The growfh and developmenT of The college. Dr. Needles was a generous and prolific lecTurer, especially in his earlier years, when he devoTed much of his Time To various sTaTe convenfions and meefings of The nafional as- sociafion. Though an exfremely busy man of manifold responsibilifies, he was never Too preoccupied To confribufe arficles of inTeresT and imporTance To The opTomeTric publica- Tions, in which he forcefully pressed forward his endeavors To insrall Opfomefry upon a higher professional plane. His efforfs have borne grafifying fruiT. Like so many men of ideas and influence, he found some who did noT always agree wiTh him or wiTh his meThods: inTeresTingly enough, how-ever, Those who disagreedwere among The Tirsf To admiT ThaT Dr, W. B. always acfed and spoke in The besT inTeresTs of opTomeTric advancemenT. l-lis friends were numerous and locafed in all parTs of The coun- Try, due To his widespread convenTion acfivifies. So marked was his influence upon Opfom- eTry, over The years, ThaT There were few pracficing opfomefrisfs who did noT know him per- sonally, or who were noT familiar wiTh his sound philosophies. i NoThing less Than indispuTable proof could cause him To guesfion eifher The mofives or abiliTies of a friend in whom he had once placed confidence. When misTakes were made by any member of his sTafT, he always assumed full responsibiliTy. To The public, he was The only man in The whole organiiafion who ever commiTTed a serious error. A Dr. Needles suffered a hearT aTTaclc while aT Richmond, Virginia, following The SouTh- easTern Convenfion of l942. From ThaT Time, he gradually relinquished much of The ad- minisTraTive work of The college. AT The Time of his passing, he was an l-lonorary Life Member of The American Opfome- Tric AssociaTion, which membership dafes back To I92O. l-le was a Fellow of The American Academy of OpTomeTry and of The Disfinguished Service FoundaTion in OpTomeTry. ln addiTion, he held memberships in The Befa Sigma Kappa and Omega Delfa fraTerniTies. The guidance and counsel of a greaT leader is no longer wiTh us, buT The professional influence and creeds of Dr. Needles will casT a long shadow in The fufure of The profession he loved so well. EH-IIIE AIFTVIEIFMIMXAGIF --: BRANDON E. REA Produciion Manager WARD B. MacKEEN JAMES C. MANVILLE Business Manager Edifor-in-Chief A SAMUEL KOVEN EE SAMUEL P. BRADLEY Adverfising Manager Picf'-ll'9 Edifol' SepTember, I948 The GraduaTing Seniors NorThern Illinois College Dear DocTors: WiThin a very Tew days, 442 men and women who have worked, sTudied, griped and laugh- ed TogeTher Tor Tour academic years will leave This College in as many direcTions as There are poinTs on The compass. lvlany oT us will never again see some oT The men wiTh whom we have been in such close conTacT These pasT years, wiTh whom we have eaTen daily or exchanged lecTure noTes and sTudied inTo The wee hours. TogeTher, we have been Talking, living and breaThing OpTomeTry since The day we Timidly saT lining The corridors oT The AdminisTraTion Building, moving up seaT by seaT Towards ThaT sancTum sancTorum, The RegisTrar's OTTice. AT ThaT Time we were individuals whose only bond was a desire To learn OpTomeTry. We had arrived Trom various secTions oT The counTry, wiTh variegaTed backgrounds, each living in his own separaTe world. From ThaT TaTeTul day unTil The presenT Time, however, we have been working Towards a common goal, Thinking The same ThoughTs, living The same kind oT exTisTence and imbibing our knowledge aT The same TounTain oT educaTion. The end resulT oT This consTanT associaTion, wheTher or noT you realize iT, is a group oT men and women who noT only have The same obiecTive, buT who also will use The same meThods To aTTain iT: whose ThoughT processes, Though individual in operaTion, will ineviTably arrive aT The same conclu- sions. This is a power Tor The propagaTion oT e+hicaI OpTomeTry unegualled since iTs begin- ning some TiTTy years ago. Never in The hisTory oT The proTession has a class been graduaTed Trom an OpTomeTry college wiTh as much knowledge as we possess. Never has The service oT OpTomeTry been oTTered more capable and pracTiced hands Than Those which we exTend in her direcTion. YeT, we oTTer Them wiTh a Teeling oT TrepidaTion born oT an awareness oT The viTal role played by OpTomeTry in The healTh oT socieTy and oT The obligaTions we owe Those who have pioneer- ed To raise OpTomeTry To The exalTed place iT now commands among The proTessions. The College has provided us wiTh The Tools wiTh which To build our opTomeTric Thinking and The Theories and consTrucTs upon which To erecT iT. Ours now is The Task oT inTegraTing and molding This mass oT knowledge inTo a philosophy wiTh which we may beTTer serve Those who enTrusT Their visual welTare To our iudgemenT and by which we may vindicaTe The con- noTaTions oT The TiTle To be conTerred upon us This coming G-Day. l express The opinion oT The Annual STaTT and The class oTTicers when l say ThaT iT has been a privilege To serve you and ThaT we hope, someTime in The noT-Too-disTanT TuTure To hear oT your exploiTs and conc1uesTs in The Tield oT OpTomeTry. Sincerely and good luck, - Ward B. MacKeen and The ATTer-Image STaTT glcbforiafancl gudineafi Sealed llefi 'l'o rigl1+l: James C. Manville, Brandon E. Rea, Ward B. Maclfeen, Frank Adelman. Sianding: Jacques May, Ari Direciorg Bob Jewell, Phofographerg Sam Bradley, Louis Harris, Phoiographerg Oliver S. Walfon, Head Phoiographerg Paul Swaboda, Phofographerg Fred W. Hess, Treasurer. Noi in piciure: Mel Wilson, Ari' Deparimeni. .fdofuerfifiing Seaiedllefi +o righilz Harold Slnnider, Sam Koven. Siandingz Frank Broome, Irving Rosen, Edwin Pack. Paul Feinberg, Richard Rosin, Herman BenneH'. ' X. A 3 x S I 1 l 1 1 f ff, f ffl NX X Book Cne .... 34,3 Cifdge Book Two .... ilu, CAM .... we gracluafing .SQ r .... we Cgnician Book Five .... f7Ae 7fln,le,WJuafe4 S .... Organizafi Book Seven .... .f4fALfica Book Ono -i 'THX CKNWFCF . .Dux Wm. B. Needles has for many years been one of the out- standing leaders in the develop- ment of our 2J7'0f0SS'l0'I'If.H Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry yoifepl- 5 Execuiive Vice-Presiden+ of +he College jwsszzye ,ham Ale Ute-fgexfbkfzf . . The Sludenl Body ol Norlhern Illinois College ol Oplomelry is lo be commended on lhe wonderlul supporl and encouragemenl il has given lhe Seplember i948 gradualing class in promoling lhe publicalion ol lhis oulslanding and lilling lribule lo lhe memory ol one ol lhe grealesl Oplomelric leaders and educalors ol all lime. ln being inslrumenlal in lhe compilalion and publicalion ol lhis book lhe class ol Seplember I948 has displayed lhe same ambilion and zeal lhal marked lhe very lruillul and produclive life ol our deparled leader and lriend- Dr. William B. Needles. Everyone in Oplomelry knew Bill Needles and lhe greal work he had done in behall ol lhe prolession ol Oplomelry and Oplomelric educalion. Those in Oplomelry who knew him well and worked closely wilh him lhrough lhe years lully undersland why al lhe lime ol his passing one prominenl Oplomelrisl senl his condolences lo lhe Prolession ol Oplom- elry . Bill Needles was a pioneer, a leader and a builder: Oplomelry loday can allribule much ol ils recognilion and slanding lo lhe ideals and praclices which he conceived, charled and lhen pursued lo lullillmenl. The lhousands who soughl lheir educalion and lraining under him are loday lhe backbone ol organized Oplomelry and living leslimonials lo lhe lacl lhal Bill knew whal il look, and gave il lo lhem. I-lis lidelily lo high ideals and his record ol ac- complishmenls in Oplomelric educalion and Prolessional Advancemenl sland alone and Op- lomelry will probably never again be blessed wilh such a dislinguished and oulslanding lead- er. Bill knew lhal lhe broader lhe base lhe slronger lhe slruclure. On lhis pallern he buill lhe slrong organizalion which loday conlrols lhe deslinies ol lhe largesl inslilulion in lhe prolession. Those ol us who were closely associaled wilh him derived much ol our real educa- lion and knowledge lrom lhal cherished associalion. While we mourn lhe loss ol our dear lriend and leader we leel priviledged lo know lhal he selecled and lrained us lo carry on lhe noble work lo which he dedicaled his lile. The inslilulion which he lounded and buill will carry on and conlinue ils march ol progress and educalional leadership because lhal's lhe way Bill wanled il. ' ll will be a conlinuing privelege lo so honor lhe memory ol a real lriend. -Joseph S. Sullivan, gamers grouf, 15. OS, fl,4..f4. Q Secreiary oliala if WMIL ' Treasurer JJMLM Jf Ama Direcfor of Admissions Mofa Gauen Compiroller marie 3muMa Adminisfraiion Assisfani Direcior of Publiciiy l geneuieue Q-auf Li braria n .fgclchfionaf Qfhcerzi of fke .xdclminidfrafion WarfLa miafow jrancia Ve'reran's Counselor Admissions Officer Yflifham H Alfkn ofuczfk pafuebi V Direcior of Housing Bursar qadargaref qddifclneff. R. N. ' may S+uden+ Healih Dormiiory Manager MMM! groan, P Jdolminia frafion Sealed llefl 1-o righflz Mrs. Nelle Rocks, Miss Viola Craven, Mrs. Rosemary Borclenef. Slancling: Miss Georgia While, Mrs. Lucille Paluski, Miss Marie Rowan. .!4ffel'l6!6Ll'lCe gli Lefl' +o rigl1l lsealecll: Mrs. Virginia Cravens, Mrs. Alice Thompson, Mrs. Helen Jewell. Sfandingz Mrs. Doris Dissmeier, Miss Helen Pl1ill'ippi, Mrs. Mar'l'l1a Weislow. Commiffeefi Fac:uH'y mean .jwlowarrl ggan, 6Aairman Q famed manuifk, .gzcrefary xjkomad .fdyorcl jreclericl J!u6Ane 'lflifham Z2 .Simubl-a james J! Qmf mcAarc! Weec!L5 uncenf Zunica Siudeni' Guidance and Discipline QOJQIOL Sufguan, Ckairman James JJ gm Imam! A WMM, S+uclen+ Housing yo5elaA Sufguan, gkairlncin C Z2 WL, 'IXIUEM Q ,Win Admissions .llugerf mclnarcl WeeJZz6 i TIHHE IFACJWLTY , .jwlowcwcl ggan, pk Dean of +he College jfkssage ,flaw life erm. . As your Dean, I consider if a privilege fo be asked fo wrife a message for fhe William B. Needles Memorial Edifion of fhe l948 Yearbook. Having come fo you from ofher fields of endeavor iusf a few monfhs ago. I am con- sisfenfly impressed by fhe inifiafive, drive, friendliness and cooperafion displayed by our sfudenfs, faculfy and adminisfrafion. Greaf losses have come our way in fhis year of I9-48, buf fhe consfrucfive spirif of fhe pasf has called forfh renewed efforf on fhe parf of all of us. And so, N. I.C. O. will con- finue fo march forward in loving memory of our revered Presidenf, and of his and our deparf- ed associafes who have given fheir lives fo fhe college and fo fhe profession of Opfomefry. To fhe graduafes of I948 I say in all sincerify fhaf I enioyed having you wifh us. and fhaf I shall miss you all. My hope is fhaf your personal and professional lives will be filled wifh a complefe measure of happiness and success. I ' -Howard E. Egan GI. Staining iililriinire, GB. B., EB. GD. Sv. IHHU - 1545 Bran Emeritus nf the Ginllrgv SAOWLGJ Jw! ..!4y0l 6!p WA, .fD..l2f. Dean of Sfuclenfs KS, WA., O11 Assisianf Dean of 'Phe College ' Qlvirowaiiiiiim AND wisnoixi iriminwiiixio ,...-.- --x r I I 1 ETQKD-1 game, 1.4 425, 025, 15.03, EAA. C1 Direcior of Norihern Illinois Eye Clinic and Deparimeni of Op+ome+ry, Professor of Opiomeiry s x N N X 'N x I I --' ,Quin gi wwf, 0 325. Direcfor of Deparimeni of Vision Training, Professor of Opfomeiry and Vision Training I FREDERICK KUSHNER, B.5.,,O.D. VINCENT ZUNICA, O.D. Professor of Opfomerry Associafe Professor of Opfomefry RICHARD A. NEEDLES, B.S-, O.D., D.O.S., F.A.A.O. Professor of Opfomefry STANLEY WEINSTEIN, O.D. ROY TESHIMA, O.D. Insfrucfor of Opromeiry Assisfanf Professor of Opfomeiry ROBERT LEIBLER, B.S., O.D. PHILIP J. GALVIN, O.D. Insirucior of Opiomefry Insfrucfor of Opfomefry ALBERT H. RODRIGUEZ InsI-rucfor of Coniacf Lens IRVING S. CITRON, O.D. RANDOLPH SAKADA, O.D. Insfrucfor of Opiomefry Insfrucfor of Opfomefry -m:-'aNn--'u:5:-i11- ,mm is-am-mi. www ymgw ...... fx. 'Q VV 6' ii J. W 1. ,- ----- r--.-fx..:::5Qf:::-:5 Q ---v : 1- A 'i NWS is V, divx? wi 1 fr, Ag: x Q fS w. Q .... x .. 54 4- 361 . .V amz' ' rv ,E Eff' wi'-5 : 55 Z- 1 . 1 1 ......, ' ' ' f?ffjEiEf:IEIEI33I. -EEE -2 .3: ' - I5 ij- .4 ' :,E5EFQ ' ..-. asa y gssfz N095 H Nag: 2 B. 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Ins'fruc+or of Vision Training lngirucior of Vision Training IBIIUILUGIICCAIL SCIIIENCIES N x x G99 65 u .Ea IPMVIHIOILOGY ' P r-'lx V lla: 5 I f JJWA 423, W3 Direcior of Deparimenf of Biological Sciences Professor of Physiology i il W ?fUAff4JZ Will Direclor of Deparlmeni of Paihology, Professor of Ocular Paihology A. VIRGIL MANSKEY, D. O. Associafe Professor of Anafomy WILLIAM E. HORAN, A.B. Insirucfor of Bacferiology 'i - 1. .51 PAUL H. WELCKER, M.D. AssisI'anI Professor of Paihology JOSEPH COOPER, B.S., O.D. ERIC C. KAST, M.D- Associafe Professor of Physiology Associafe Professor of Physiology ERIC FANTL. M.D. Professor of Paflwology JAMES C. MANVILLE, B.A. Assisfanl Professor of Ocular Anafomy F. WATERS JOHNSON. M.D. Assisianf Profcssor of Pafholcgy ROBERT A. KISTNER, D.O. SEYMOUR GALINA, B.S., O.D. Associafe Professor of Anaiomy Coordinafor of Special Clinics 43Z,Cl.L0l af0lf'y VG00l il'Laf0l :f Siandingz Brandon E. Rea, General Anaiomyg William E. Horan, Bacieriologyg Ward B. MacKeen, Oc- cular Anaiomy. Seafeclz Harold Crooks, Physiologyg Marlin' Lofius, Supervisor of Laborai-cries. gquipmenf leloarfmenf Behind window: Marvin Johnson. Alex Hosen, Head of Equipmenf Deparl'men'I': Vernon Hybl. Noi' in pic'I'ure: Oliver Walfon, Chesfrer Sibley, Dallas HiaH', William Park, Hernando Henao. GEOMETRICAL PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHQLQGICAL O P T I C S , 's 1 I 1 5 . .st 'l , I , pf' ,f..-.., , :L F' Quan! Sagafini, Professor of Psychology - ,H 2 .gp I X gellfge Kalfl-el'0ll-7 , o Professor of Geomefrical Opiics HOWARD BLUE. O-D.. D.o.s. DAVID D. MICHAELS, o.D. Assisianl' Professor of Physiological Opfics lnsf,-ucq-or of physiological OPHCS ..!4LOIl,t ik? QEJQGFCA Eeldartlllent The purpose of 'rhe work being done in ihe Research Deparimeni is lo invesfigaie various opfomeiric problems in order io disseminaie faciual knowledge, primarily for 'ihe benefii' and enlighienmenl' of praclicing opiomeirisis everywhere. The work, in lhe form of specific proiecfs, is carried on by graduafe oplomelrisls and, in some insiances, undergraduaies of This college, all under 'ihe supervision of Dr, Shepard. Ai' 'lrhe presenl' iime fhere is no academic reward accruing l'o fhose who pariicipaie in lhe research. ln order fo qualify as a member or associaie of 'ihe siaff, all applicanfs are iudged on ihe 'Following poinis: qualificafions in prior experience and former schooling: lhe abiliiy fo 'formulaic explicifly fhe problem in mind: library research for knowledge of work done by oiher invesfigaforsg scholasiic sfanding. Upon fulfillmenf of ihese requiremenfs, he may become associafed and underiake aciual experimenial work on 'ihe problem. All members of ihe sfaff musf be able 'io analyze their dara and prepare 'rhe resulfs for publicafion : fo lhaf end ihey musl' be willing io ailend, special classes where advisable. All sfudenfs of fhe college are po'l'en+ial subiecfs 'For 'ihe research proiecls by viriue of ihe facf ihai' 'ihey musf all rou+inely go fhrough, 'rhe clinic as paiienis. They may also volunieer af any fime to serve as subiecfs -for research. Visual screening feams are sem' ouf 'lo indusfrial planfs and schools, bofh public and privaie, in response io requesrs for such services made io The deparimenf. One of 'ihe imporianl phases of rhe work is done in cooperafion wiih lhe Norfhern lllinois Eye Clinic. One of +he members of 'Phe Research siaff is also on ihe Clinic siaff: his duiies include fhe seleciion of ceriain Senior sfudenis on The merii of 'iheir clinical work io make complere visual analyses of sludenis, employees or clienfs of insiifuiions wifh which 'rhe deparimenf is co- operafing. Reporls are prepared on 'ihe proiecis from fime io iirne. These reporrs are senf +o any opiomeirisis requesiing +hem. They may also be ,obiained fre-e of charge by inferesfed siudenfs. . ll' is highly' desirable ihat fhe Deparfmeni of Research siimulafe inferesi in scienfific oplomeiric research, and aHrac-i all sfudenfs having special falenfs lhai may aid lhe advance of modern opfomefry. lf is necessary 'io apply increasingly higher siandarcls in the selecfion of ihose whose work will be recognized by fhis deparfmenl, for if is by iheir work 'lhai Research will be known and respecied. RESEARCH Cm! fl SAQWCL 0 11, 525. Q 5: Drecfbr of Research. Professor of Opfomeiric Prac+i el l'l'l6'l.l'LBl'lt Lefi- 'io righ'I' lfroni rowl: Leonard Bronsfein, Dr. Margarei' Poche, Dr. Carl Shepard, Miss Flora Manwell, Dr. E. C. Alford. Back row: Tom Plemon, Drs. Jerry Agresf, Richard Apell, Glenn Brown. Noi' in pic'l'ure: Drs. David Shore, Jack Goldsiein, Seymour Toberi, David Palfis, Fred Kremer, Fred Kornbacher. Snior jwo Zi lfroni' rowl: Dr. Margarei Poche, Dr. Carl Shepard, Miss Flora Manwell. Second row: Maury L. Ray, Eleazer C. Overlon, John H. Rice, Jack Booker. Back row: Charles B. Margach, James C. Man- ville, Sigmund Spriiz, Warcl B. MacKeen. In cfafci 601665 30111 p6h'lOll, QM. JQH. CLILCZI MCACU'J.!4I92ff Book Two TIH HE CILIINHCS Reg1ot eartfemely the sad 'news of the passing of my good friend. Ev'-nest H. lfichzevzapp Drs. James H. Grouf, Direcfor of Clinic: John E. Wrighf, Direcfor of Deparfmenf of Vision Training: Edward Freidlander, Chief of Clinic Sfaff: Evan C. Alford, Assisfanf Chief of Clinic Sfaff: Walfer S. Yaslco, Assisfanf Chief of Clinic Sfaffg Marilyn H. Jones, Anifa L. Lewis, Samuel Hendin, Vision Training. Sfaff Docforsz Richard F. Anderson, Beniamin Bolgla, Edward J. Bosfrum, Francis J. Clearfield, Ben Cogan, Arfhur L. Coven, George Farquharson, Donald M. Hicks, O. H. Mar- quardf, Roberf D. Mefcalf, John- R. Reynolds, Richard J. Riffer, John W. Rolfes, Alfred A. Rosenbloom, Edward C. Scanlan, Jack Sham, Samuel L. Sherman, Royal B. Spees, Paul C. Sfeigelman, J. E. Trager. Dispensers: Frank A. Broome, Bernard A. Heifman, Rolaerf Laiiness, Glenn Lorenzen. I. gzalwarol .a'ievllWancJer, Chief of Clinic Siaff lgecelafioninld fo W: WM. WMA .S9!uaLer, mu. Wifdred gang 7W'a. genie! .9aaaca, Wm. g'Cll1Cid WA, Wu. Daria 7!Wac.!Qen. R E C E P T I 0 N L R E F R A C T I 0 N Cue No..1l-.L-...... 'CLINICAL CHART REFRACTION DIN 'l---'- NORTHERN IllINOIS EYE CLINIC M 1:1 E U w D c El Add A DEPARTMENT OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY P El MC El F E1 WKD El 'P ' DREXEL BLVD. AT EoRTv-sEcoNo Pl.ACE 4p,,,,,,, Hmmm, Rot. By AG Write chief complaint in patlant'a language. lOnset, Duration, Timel CHICAGO. u. s. A. 0,-, Ocular Symptoms: I Nature, Onset, Duration, Timei General Symptoms: lNature, Onset, Duration, Tlmel Last Medical or Dental Exam lTime, Complaint, Treatment, Resultl Toxic Sources ,llieci or Drugal lNature, Duration, Effect! Health and Vlaion in Childhood Lighting U Ililnd, Effectl Accident: or Diseases lTime, Nature, Effect! Habit! Occupation and Avocation Purpose ot Rx's: Ophthalmoscopyl Cornea Anterior Chamber Iris ' Crystalline lens Vitreous Fundus coloration Disc C1 Vessels Retina Cr Macula Chorold ITl'3l'lSEIIllI'l'lIlI8fi0l'lI l 'l Frontal Antra Ethmoidal Teeth Throat Ocular A nch Additional Information lObiect ive Observations, etc.l APPROVED BY STAFF O S DR.,.l. CASE o.nnM md umm cx . - cx 5 Exo LCG 'ORM'-I'-A 1 I : I g :H . : 0-5. D.lnM ,i ind.. , D.InM ' MA Exo : 5 Lag : I. I : Habituil Phorla 6M. Emo. Cyclophoria l4B Exo : : Lag : 213 I. ' J : - - S C X Net 5 .............. ........ ........... ....................,.... ............. S C X' O S C X Net I ......... ,...... ........... ........ .............,............. S b C X C X Nel 148 .......... .... . . ......... ......... .....,....... .... . .... . . . . O S S C X Informative Sequence ll. to 0. U. I 9 True Add. 7-9 Tvve 5 Degeneratlon ' - 10 Conv' Equilibrium Findings Add : Add .-: Add : 1 I Abd. 1 Through 7 Habitual Net HA Not I4B Vertical V ni I I2 p,,,,,,a Dfmguo. D. s. 13B Ind. Pho. Thru 7 fm' O. D. S C X 14A Crs.HCy6 ................ C X 15'A Ind. Phojfhru 143 1 Cross Cyl. O. D. 4 ..... ...... ........ I B Binocular 0. S. S C X 155 Induced Phorla , B so O t 16A Blur 01:11 - B se Out 163 I 8:k. cf Recov. '11 B I 175 BI:?OrI.nf T. - B . 173 I B?l?g'Recov. 1 Vertical V rt' I I8 Phoria D2cIg,ns0' D' Sm - o' ' . . X I9 Amp. Acc. o. D. No' Unde' M' s To 20 Bfliuouf NO' Ove' ..., ,...... ...,.... ...... ...... Not Under S S C X Not . . ...... . ........... ,. . .,...... C X S C X Not Under ........................ ........................ ......................... S Y C X - OLD Rx: WORN: NOT WORN ICross Out Onel Ent. V. A. Sph. Cyl. Ax. Prism Base 5 0. S. O. D.I IO. S.I IRange by lPrlntI NEW Rx: Final v. AT Sph. Cyl. Ax. Prlsrn Base 5 0. S. APPROVED BY STAFF DR. , f if DIIQ, IIAdd 0. D.I IO. 5.I ,gIRange TQ... 0. U. F I T 'r 1 I N cs V M O U L D I N G Book Three TIHHE QRAIDUIFYIVIINCI SIENHURS Du Ncezllcs will be 7'G'HLGHLb07'- ed as zz builder of Optonwfo-gy cmd the College will be a l'l:'U'f7Lg -mommwut to his mcm01'y. Israel Dvorzfvw I SAM P. BRADLEY, Presideni' .........deni0r wo C. STANLEY MCGUIRE, O. D.. D. O. S. Class Sponsor PH I L HOTTEL, Vice-Presidenfl' ALAN V. BROWN, Secreiary PAUL S. BAKER, Treasurer L RUSSELL HAMILTON ARONDS Lab Coordinaior: Chem 2 SAUL AVERBACH Illinois Club 4 Pennsylvania Club 4 FRANK ADELMAN MILTON J. ARONDS Tomb and Key Tomb and Key Council on Eihics 3, 4 Council on Eihics Wisconsin Club 3, 4 Lab lnsirucforz Physics 2, 3 Annual Sfaff PAUL S. BAKER ROBERT H. BALFOUR Class Treasurer 3, 4 Research Siaff 4 Sfuclenf Council 3, 4 Tomb and Key Iowa Club l JAMES C. ATKISON, JR Phi Thefa Upsilon 2, 3, 4 Souih Carolina Club 2, 3,4 JOHN H. BAILEY Tomb and Key Wolverine Club ORION D. BEICH. HERMAN WILLIAM BENNETT Gamma Omega Phi 2, 3, 4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 5 Annual Sfaff ALFRED E. BARTOWITZ THOMA Tomb and Key Wisconsin Club 4 Y N24 if 55 ww mxilks gig S E. BATTON. JR. Texas Club 2, 3, 4 g sw 35535 f l WM BEN A. BELKIN 5352, M43 Pan Hellenic Council 3 QW Q,'?mgW Mu sigma Pi 2, 3-s, 4 if 925553, S Norlh Carolina Club 525,545 ' f : l2la,5?9'fY' ' , , 1 ff .NY T'f'Sfi?T?'.EQ7i i. -fl? 1' 3 . , s :Q aggk, f, .' 25,3-gg? Wm, 11.215 Liiffwiiiiiiisvf, ,-emi sf-:ggi , , ,V ,,.f,,:,::2::.-, ',,g Xi4:'4. i . -.j. as wxfgfws., sis:--71 , Q yvagxswfr -. ' 5.14.-: w .ky 55 1,4iu-f-Fr1f.'i,-f7C2- Y ' 2' P :V-vf'wz:,Qs,g2fffZase f asf Q' ' if w Y , 1 , 3 is ., Q2 5 QS . 'Q 3 C230 A , Q 'X S. JACK BERLAT BYRON W. BIEBEL C ouncil on Efhics 3, 4 Newman Club 3, 4 3 Lab lnsfrucforz Physics 2, Wisconsin Club 3, 4 JAMES D. BERGLUND Tomb and Key Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3, 4 Minnesoia Club 2, 3, 4 VERNON J. BOYLE Tomb and Key Wisconsin Club 4 JAMES W. BRITTON RICHARD W. BOND JACK W. BOOKER Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3, 4-VP Research Slaff 4 Texas Club 2, 3, 4 SAM P. BRADLEY Class Presidenl' 2, 3, 4 Sfudenl' Council 2, 3, 4-VP Tomb ancl Key Research Slaff 4 Square and Compass 2, 3, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 4 Lab lnslruclorz Chem I, 2, 3 Gen Anal' 3, 4: Perim 4 Missouri Club 2, 3, 4 indiana Club 4 Annual Sfaff LEONARD BRONSTEIN Research Sfaff 3, 4 LEON BROOK ALAN V. BROWN Tomb and Key Class Secrefary 4 Kenfucky Club 3, 4 Sfucleni Council 4 Square and Compass 4 Lab lnsfruclor: Chem 3 wolverine Club 3, 4 HARRY L. BROWN ROBERT W. BUMBLEBURG Wolverine Club Newman Club 2, 3-T, 4 Indian a Club 2, 3, 4 RAYMOND B. BUNKERS Newman Club 2-VP, 3, 4 Soulll Dalcoia Club 2, 3, 4-VP ROBERT R. CARBARY Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3, 4 Lab lnsfrucfor: Zoo 2 HUBERT L. CALLA WA Y Omega Epsilon Phi 2 Sooner Club 4 HOWARD J. CA RBA UGH Tomb and Key lncliana Club 2, 3, 4 JACK H. CAVE JAMES L. CHASE. JR. Square and Compass I, 2, 3, 4 TSXGS Cl'-lb lllinois Club CLYDE S. CLYMAN ALVIN A. COOPER JAMES F. CLIFFORD Lab Inshucior: Chem 2: M. O. 3, Georgia Club illinois Club ie- i 1- M., ,. ev, Q Sswgf ,f -9, Eiga V2-1 - , , Li.. P ..,. ..:,,,., ,Z X.,.. , J YH, 5 , ..... N, .,,. ., f Sv gm, .. , .:,,, . .- -'-' 1 ' ..,... M lf R exe? QQEMQQQ STANLEY A. CZERWIEN RICHARD R. CLIFFORD 4 Research Siaff 3, 4 Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 Lab lnsrrucrorz M. O. 2, 3, 4 Clinic Siaffz Dispensing 4 Golf 3 Georgia Club 3, 4 1' r .1 -'iciwf 53612 'Nj . f. ... fjjigfi- 3. 2-43 : 23 N 5 ' Y wffw M , -.9 Mr ggaoe iwigwgmw ' , , 12 -mar 526452542 Wag 2 4 .. 2' 1, il' 2 'I ,, le: If-if T . ' 5 -. - :5:,f fi:, , r' ' . 'fr ' 'f': 12g 271' 7- fji' ggm.wK2mm??53w 14: fx - y- .sap ff- -M..-.Q..,z:-Ki, Q. if i' ' 17 ' ,gq.4f-,:,..:,,:,,.,:,.:y- -1-.. , V-.:,:,., f-.-1.fn,,.Z.5z45.g5-y.:13f..s 2: I -5 Q5'5,3,u. -4' 4 Y. 2 1? Y QW 13565. 5 ,R if, . P fuaawaaz. if gg ,C fl? ,fl2'?i'i Sip: 1 ii 5 32 V..-Elf. 4 ,yy ' - ,if N1-iv., -2-.322 -,jgninf-jmf. HENRY M. DALY. JR. Newman Club 2, 3 Texas Club 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM H. COLLISSON Council on Efl-mics 3, 4 Pan Hellenic Council 4 Omega Delia 2, 3, 4-P Indiana Club 2-VP, 3-T, 4 WILLIAM J. CORLEY 'Ohio Club I. M. DEAL Iowa Club ROBERT DIZNOFF FRED H. DAVIS SAMUEL DAVIS Tomb and Key Mu Sigma Pi, Pennsylvania Club 4 Lab Insfrucfor: 6.0. 3 Pennsylvania Club 3, 4 New York Club I, 2. 3, 4-P -5s4.xg4?g.5g1g,:,a?: fy? '. f- 125.33 , .!.fa.:5Ewi?' f Wi. ,Q I Q - A I I 1 TS '3 Wk : ' :' '1:Q., wi ff? V w . grgfw'3gsg,q 55,2 gf 1 gg-ag Eggfgelhgi . -fv':z::- . 51 ' , ff 'V 4 y f-1 ',r-::- . d um HAROLD J. DEMSCH WILLIAM DOWLING VERNON K. DUNTLEY C. F. EISENBACH. JR. Missouri Club I, 2, 3, 4 ALLEN H. FELDMAN lllinois Club HOWARD E. FISHER SEYMOUR FALK PAUL C. FEINBERG Gamma Omega Pl1i 2, 3, 4 Gamma Omega Plii 2, 3, 4 Tennis Team 3 lCap'rl 4 Minnesofa Club 3, 4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 Annual Siaff PAUL N. FLEMING Class Vice-Presidenf 2, 3 Sfudenl' Council 2, 3 Tomb and Key S-T Lab lnsfrucfor: Physics 2: Neur Anal' 3: Oc Anal' 3 Wisconsin Club ED WARD L. WALLACE Omega Della 2, 3, 4 Wolverine Club 4 ELDRED J. FISHBEIN Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 Wisconsin Club 4 JACK T. FITZGERALD Tomb ancl Key Phi Tluefa Upsilon 2, 3, 4 Wisconsin Club 3, 4 NORMAN A. FOX Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Lab lnsfrucforz Coni Lens Z Florida Club MILTON FRIEDMAN WILLIAM R. FORDHAM EARL FORE Omega Della 2, 3-S, 4 Council on Efhics 4 JEROME A. FRIEDMAN Lab lnsirucfor: Neur Physio 2, 3, 4 Pennsylvania Club 4 ROBERT F. FRISKE Omega Della 2, 3. 4 PERRY H. FULS HENRY GARFINKIEI. Oklalioma Club 4 2 NOEL C. GENEVAY, JR. Council on Efhics 3, 4 Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 Delia Club 3-VP, 4-P JULIAN E. GOBELET Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 Tennessee Club 3, 4 CHARLES E. GEIST RALPH G. GELDBART Class Vice-Presideni I Council on Eihics 2, 3, 4 Class Secrefary 3 Pan Hellenic 2, 3, 4 Sfudenf Council I, 3 Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3-T, 4 Omega Delia 3, 4 Souih Carolina Club 2, 3, 4 Texas Club 2, 3-T, 4 NORMAN L. GINSBURG Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM F. GOLDEN HERMAN GOLDHAGEN WILLIAM S. GOLDSTEIN New Yorlc Club Florida Club Pennsylvania Club LAWRENCE J. GREENE Missouri Club GERALD GRIFFITH Phi Thela Upsilon 3, 4 Wisconsin Club 4 ROMAN L. GOLUBSKI GEORGE GRAMA Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Wolverine Club 2 JAMES J. GREER Omega Delia 2,3,4-WKIC Alabama Club LOUIS GROSSMAN lllinois Club A-JAMES T. GUTHRIE EARL A. HALL Tomb and Key Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Newman Club 3. 4 Wolverine Club 3. 4 Sooner Club 3, 4 ROBERT HARLOW LOUIS L. HARRIS Illinois Club 2, 3, 4 Weigh? Liffing Club 4-P Annual Sfaff HUGH J. HANLON VICTOR D. HARASTY Newman Club 3, 4 Newman Club 2-P, 3 Minnesofa Club 3, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 DAVID L. HARNER Class Secrefary 2 Sfudenl' Council 2 Tomb and Key Square ancl Compass 25-T, Phi Thela Upsilon 2, 3, 4 Lab Assis+ani: Obi 4 Arkansas Club 4-P LeGRAND L. HASKIN Research Sfaff 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Baskefball l, 3 Florida Club 2 MA RLOW HA UBER .-Zaman M JOSEPH G. HARTNESS Tomb and Key Minnesola Club 3, 4 5 ---an-ffsmgs-:A-was ' 2' ii7'.f35fEai,.S5 ' sm, WA wg jig may ,,:. -. sa.. Wa 5 aaa' IM jlyelgfw Wiz' N 923' 3 Qigswa 'Q 'gm ,f I Q el.-6 , Q, I , . ,....,.,,,,,:.,i...,,a. am. ,.,, :,..--,,..'v.fav-f'.: 'f M. f Wfi,1'z.izi: ENN .E 1',Q'f'.2 - .Ll:i5NE ' ax 2- - Ji'-if fit, Rf gs 235.2312 :- flu. Avizozggag W- yr, Q' .ef Z A' ig2SfSS'1r ' -' 3555-55E3'2E-f'5E1 ', 7 LQ? 14'-9-.5-,,3 31'3E.',I5i3-1 53.1, H fx . . fEa. 1 gE:f:,:f,'zi-.sg ,wf-egg '- if - A ' WE: ::- -:-1-:-f-..:...'.as-.,:,,:,-2:11-Q . .- rs:f,,.,,.+.,1 - smwf a-: 8- -. 4.g -1,.y.,..y ,,, r ..x,:,:.,g M. sv Q .Y .. 3 .hm ' , x Qin 4 2 w a s: s f . -. . .1 525 'Y .:..-::1:.::.-.:L...-----..:..-mr.4- , -.,,'.:..-Nga.. 1' 3 FLORIAN TRENT FREDERICK W. HESS Tomb and Key Council on Efhics 2, 3, 4 NICO NEWS 2, 3, 4 Lab Insfrucforz Zoo I, 21 Comp Anal 25 Physio 23 Gen Ana? 3: Oc Anal' 3, 4 Wisconsin Club 3, 4 Annual Sfaff JOSEPH A. HAVEL Council on Elhics 4 FRANK S. HEADLEY Illinois Club 4 Class Presideni- I BERNARD M. HEITMAN InsI'ruc'Ior: Dispensing 2 Clinic Siaffz Dispensing 3,4 DALLAS C. HIATT Colorado Club GLEN HIGGINS WILLIAM S. HILL Square and Compass 4 Phi Thefa Upsilon 3, 4 Alabama Club w PHIL HOTTEL Class Vice-Presidenf 4 Sfudenl Council I, 4 Tomb and Key lsgi' ai Armsl Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4-S Lab lnsfrucior: Physics 2: Coniacl' Lens 3. 4 Iowa Club 3, 4 WALTER E. HUMBLE Council on Efhics 3, 4 Pan Hellenic 4 Square and Compass 4 Phi Thefa Upsilon 3, 4-S Illinois Club 4 HENRY C. HINK, JR. WALTER HOGAN Square and Compass 2, 3-C, 4-C Omega Della 3, 4 Arkansas Club 4-S l' FRANK RAYMOND HOUPT Omega Della 2, 3, 4 Lab Assisfanh Obi 4 Pennsylvania Club 3, 4 W. L. HUTH Phi Theia Upsilon 2, 3, 4 Missouri Club 2, 3. 4 MORRIS L. HUTTON VERNON L. HYBL Gamma Omega Phi 2-S, 3-VP, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Wolverine Club 2, 3, 4 Equipmeni Depf I, 2, 3, 4 LAWRENCE R. JAHN Tomb and Key EDWARD E. JONASSEN Wolverine Club 3, 4 RAYMOND T. JAAKOLA CLYDE HOWARD JACKSON Tomb and Ke Class Treasurer I Y Omega Epsilon Phi 4 Phi TI1e'Ia Upsilon Minnesoia Club 2. 3, 4 Georgia Club EDGAR JOSEPHSON WILLIAM JULIUS RUSSELL G. JENSEN Minnesoia Club 3, 4 ROBERT M. JONES Lab Insfrucforz Comp Anaf I Gen Anal' 2 Wolverine Club 4 MITCHELL KAMLAY ORR W. KEEN FRANK KAJIWARA EDWARD KAMLAY l WILLIAM KAPLAN Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 New England Club 4 CHARLES K. KELLEY Omega Della 2, 3, 4 Sou'rl1 Dakofa Club 3, 4 EMIL C. KERNEL O. H. KIENITZ Newman Club I, 2 Minnesoia Club Omega Della 2, 3, 4 - Indiana Club EDWARD M. KINNEY V illinois Club 3, 4 JOHN J. KOCZAN Indiana Club l, 2, 3, 4 H. CARL KIGHT LEO J. KILEEN Omega Delfa Council on Efhics 2, 3, 4 Texas Club 6 Omega Della Z, 3, 4 Wisconsin Club 3, 4 SAMUEL i. KOVEN ROBERT L. KRIEGER Tomb and Key Ohio Club 4 Gamma Omega Phi 2-T, 3-VC, 4 Lab lnsiruciorz Comp Anal' 27 G. O. 3: Oc Anal' 4 Lab Assisfanfz Subi 4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 Annual Slaff LeROY G. KLAUTSCH WILLIAM KOOY ,gil V,-W, . L. am 525.5 Bibi .. - :Q fi fa -,YL A . .,,,,,. 1. ,..E,D 5,55 :ww ' '11 '-A:'x4s'12'1.: Q 3 5? i Y .-.:.:1 . arg,-+V -, -ma.. ., Q 1,1-1: ,c V .4--4... .- ..,... .. J - - ,.: l :f 25-2s.:' . ,, N., 2 f.. :,:- ,, ..., i ,:-':.:a,:.:z::. ,: ,.,, 1 M 'Pi E ,,, . , . . .. .,....,, ' I--' -1' , VL ' .'IA S.1 1 Q , .1 ..... 6 ,Wm M X , .Q fifn A ,5 x -.z,,,,,,,,,., .,., . , 'f - ,g ,ay r -5 -1 -'se ef .,.z+: f -. f - af-fy 11 views H . H R., ,vwwz - - I Y 1? A g m' 1 VV. 'ik EA: - -1-:Z ,,-IB.-..,,::,,,-5 .im-, .,. ,A Q Q .'E,. 'fi' 'Iii 7: , ,QE N... . ,. ,- 'f:::,g- :. I'-:P-f '- x A . . J f,,.N:l A zuggzf-k 5 .A 1- Hi -1 s:s:s2 . I, fees: .is ,. f1::'f2 X: ' ,.5'ii1 . ,:: .. ,M-N ,:,z.,.. , ...-. . fav - a 35 .xlqasaga -:::- 3-af-gvrfflrxbxbu 1 GODFREY R. LARSON Square and Compass Minnesoia Club LEO C. LAZAR Omega Delia 3, 4 Golf Team 4 Wisconsin Club 3, 4 ROBERT J. LAJINESS. SR. OTIS A. LARIMORE Phi Theia Upsilon 2-T, 3-P, 4 lnsirucior: Dispensing 2, 3 Clinic Siaff: Dispensing 4 Lab lnshucicr: M.O. 2 JACK R. LARSEN illinois Club CHARLES A. LEONARD iowa Club ROBERT M. LEWIS DEWEY L. LYNN Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 Tomb and Key Wolverine Club 3, 4 Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 Lab lnsirucior: Physio 3 SOLOMON G. MILLER Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 RICHARD E. OSWALD Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 Ohio Club J. R. MASON E. CLAYTON MILLER Wisconsin Club 3, 4 IRVING T. ROSEN Tomb and Key RICHARD A. ROSIN Class Presideni I Gamma Omega Phi 2, 3, 4-T Sfuclenf Council I Wolverine Club 3, 4 Annual Siaff Gamma Omega Phi 2, 3-T, 4 Research Sfaff 4 Lab lnsfrucior: M.O. 2 Annual Sfaff PAUL L. NEVERMANN Orriega Della 2, 3, 4-T Wisconsin Club 3, 4 MERLE R. PEARLE Tomb and Key Council on Eihics 4 Lab lnsfrucforz Physio 3 Pennsylvania Club Jacob Fondiler was born on December I7, 1923 in Passaic, New Jersey. He a'H'ende'd high school in ihai' ci+y. During fhe second world war he served wiih ihe 794fh Bomb Squadron, 463rd Bomb Group, 20ih Air Force, as a S+aff Sergeant He was a waisf gunner ln a B-29 and saw much aciion over 'rhe Japa- nese Combai Zone, winning the Air Medal and ihe Disfinguishecl Flying Cross. Jacob began his +raining af Norfhern Illinois JOSEPH J. SCHRIBMAN ROBERT M. SHACKLEFORD. JR. Tomb and Key Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Research Slaff 4 Alabama Club Lab lnsirucfor: VT 4 JACOB FONDILER 4 College on February ll, I946. He had pledg- ed 'fhe Mu Sigma Pi Fraferniiy and was acfive in 'the New Jersey Club. While in school he had been working in his spare 'lime ai fhe Treasury Deparfmenf. Jacob was sfriclren and passed away on July 22, l948, in lhe home sireich of his school career. Alfhough he will noi' be among ihose preseni af our graduafion, we include his name and picfure as a fribuie fo his memory. x WARD B. MacKEEN, Presiclem' .........6enior fwo C. STANLEY MCGUIRE, O. D., D. 0.5. Class Sponsor HAROLD M. STROMMEN, Vice-Presiden-P ELIZABETH H. STROMMEN, Secreiary GABRIEL W. MILITELLO, Treasurer I L. FRANK A. BROOME Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3, 4 Newman Club 2, 3, 4 Clinic Sfaffz Dispensing 4 Lab Insfrucfor: Dispensing 3, 4: M. O. I, 2, 3: Chem 2, 3 Florida Club Annual Sfaff DOYLE 0. BURCH Lab lnsfrucfor: Physics 2 Jay Hawker Club 4 KENNETH A. BARNES MELVIN L. BERNARD Council on Efhics 2. 3, 4 Tomb and Key Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Iowa Club 3, 4 SANFORD L. ZIFF B'nai B'ri+h 2-P, 3, 4-P Research S+-aff 4 Lab lnshucfor: Baci 3, Lab Assisfanh Subi 4. A Florida Club n L ALAN R. ELLIOT Phi Thefa Upsilon 2, 3, 4 Indiana Club 2, 3, 4 BRUNA P. BUFANIO Newman Club 4-S Pi Kappa Rho 3-VP, 4-SHT New Jersey Club CARMEN J. COSTANZO Council on Efhics 2, 3, 4 Lab lnsfrucfor: Zoo 2 lllinois Club 4-P ARMANDO GIOVANETTI Newman Club 3, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Ohio Club 3, 4 RALPH L. GROSHART Sfucleni Council I Tomb and Key Omega Delia 2, 3-PC, 4 Lab Insirucfor: G.O. 2, 3 Lab Assis'I'an'I': Obi 3, 4 HOWARD A. Jonsson Illinois Club 4 MELVIN KA PLAN Siudenf Council I, Council on Efhics 3, NICO NEWS 2, 3, Pan Hellenic Council 3, B'nai Brifh 2, 3, Omega Epsilon Phi 3, Lab Insfrucfor: Oc A,naI' Missouri Club I, 2, 3, 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 JAMES R. KADING Newman Club 3, 4 Iowa Club YALE KNIGHT Wisconsin Club 4 New Jersey Club 4 HENRY K. LEADINGHAM Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3-VP, 4 Kenfuclry Club 2, 3-VP, 4 HERMAN LEVY RICHARD H. LOVEMAN CLAUDE H. MCCONNELL Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3, 4 Tennessee Club 3-P, 4 Colorado Club 3, 4 LAWRENCE LITTLEFIELD JULIAN L. LOVEMAN Lab lnslrucfor: Physics 2, 3: Neuro Ana+ 4 WILLIAM MCGOVERN R. T. McGUlRE Newman Club 3, 4 Illinois Club 2, 3, 4 VIRGIL M. MCCUNTIC Wolverine Club 3, 4. JOHN MCGOYERN JOHN D. McWAY Newman Club 3, 4 Missouri Club 3, 4 WARD B. MacKEEN Class Presidenf 3, 4 Sfudenf Council 2, 3-VP, 4 Council on Efhics 2, 3, 4 NICO NEWS 2, 3, 4 Research Siaff 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Lab Coordinafor: Oc Anal' 4 Lab lnslrucfor: Zoo I, 2: Comp Anal 2: Gen Anal- 2, 3: Oc Anal' 3 Annual Sfaff ALBERT P. McKAY WALTER E. MCKEEN Wolverine Club 3, 4 Tomb and Key Wolverine Club 1 1 EDWARD L. MACH GEORGE W. MAGELON JACK MAH HAROLD W. MAKER lf'- C. B. MARGACH ROBERT I. MARLOWE JA MES C. MANVILLE Tomb and Key P Council, on Efhics 2, 3-VP, Facully Secrefary 4 NICO NEWS 2, 3, 4 Research Sfaff 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 4 Lecfure lns'lruc'lor: Zoo 2, Oc Anai' 4 Lab lns+ruc+or: Zoo l, 2, 3: Gen Ana-I' 3 iowa Club 3, 4-P Annual Sfaff JOHN A. MATHEWS Wolverine Club 3, 4 SEYMOUR R. MARCO A Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 4 Lab lns+ruc'l'or: Physics 3: G. O. 3, 4 Florida Club 3: LYLE B. MEUCHER Evergreen Club 3, 4 H. D. MARIENTHAL Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 Leb lnsirucfor: Physio 2: Neural Physio 3, 4 Illinois Club 2, 3, 4 PIERCE K. MASON Pan Hellenic Council 3 Omega Epsilon Phi 2, Baseball 4 Georgia Club , 4 3. GABRIEL W. MILITELLO Class Treasurer 3, 4 Sludenl Council 3, 4 Council on Eflmics. 3, 4 Lab Assislanf: Obi 4 Missouri Club I, 2, 3. 4 JACK J. MOORMAN Tomb and Key Illinois Club ANGELO 'D. MENEGHINI THEODORE O. MILES. JR. OSCAR W. NESS Council on Ellwics 2 Minnesoia Club 3, 4 Indiana Club 3. 4 ' Omega Epsilon 'P.I1i 3, 4 Illinois Club 3, 4 Evergreen' Club 3 2:1 ,B ,,,,, ,Q gif was fgwlgl M Slgl l ag my 2 2 ,:f i2?fl'sg:l'Sg'?f.g fc? IgQE3?:1gfN'sN like if 2 Talks gsg gil?- gg lgililigiw Hf223i?!iW?fT?5fE2?1fl5f2? gggsgigirwg g ww .5 if sa s 5351? l 2532 3526? ga -4? Qipmfwym wig -, 0.1 .... 4 .,. , . ,, -351:41-Aff f .a:a5,:, e3z,:,,:w:n,lga , M51 - ies' ' . ' if E' i 1 'fe F 'g y H ' .'T-g fLxZl 2:E31 ' :Q412fe. ', 2 vc ill if iiirkwth ' iw-ft - F? we 5 f in w iki ? W5 .Q ia L 'gage if sw '- ? ' IES- 1.25225-55:22. -:':i 4'E'iIif-:I .,f'.: 1 1 '- ,' Mk ik 5 FW EIEZW? 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OELERICH Tomb and Key Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Lab lnsfrucior: Physics 2: 6.0. 2, 3, 4 Ohio Club 4 MAURICE R. PALMER Tomb and Key Research Sfaff 4 ab Insiruclorz Gen Anal 2: Neur Anal 2, 3 ROBERT C. PEARSON Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3, 4 Lab Assisfanf: Obi 4 W Illinois Club 4 ELEAZER C. OVERTON EDWIN M. PACK Tomb and Key Lab Insfrucfor: 6.0. 3 Lab Assisfanf: Obi 4 Texas Club 2, 3, 4 Annual Sfaff MAURICE PASCOE Class Treasurer I Sfucleni Council I Wisconsin Club WILLIA M B. PERR-Y ROBERT E. PETTIT HENRY H. PHILLIPS Lab Insfrucfor: Physics 2 Omega .DGIIB 2. 3. 4 Illinois Club 3, 4-P Wolverine Club 3. 4 WILLIAM J. PITBLADO RUSSELL E. FITTMAN Tomb and Key Tomb and Key Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Missouri Club I, 2, 3, 4 GERALD A. PLAISTED Omega Delia 3, 4 Minnesofa Club I, 2, 3-VP, 4 FRANK G. PREYOST Omega Epsilon Phi 3-T, 4 Wolverine Club Minnesofa Club I, 2, 3, 4 THOMAS F. PRICE Council on Efhics 3, 4 Research Sfaff 4 Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 Sooner Club 3, 4-S RAYMOND PR UITT Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 Sooner Club 2, 3, 4-P DEAN L. PLANKELL Ohio Club 4 ALBIN J. PRICE Illinois Club 3, 4 J. R. RAINES. JR. Omega Delia 3, 4 Georgia Club 2, 3, 4-S ROY S. RAYNER Council on EH-:ics 3, 4 New England Club 4 THOMAS H. RAABE WILLIAM C. RAGAN Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Omega Delia 3, 4 Wisconsin Club 4 Texas Club 2, 3, 4 MAURY L. RAY Class Presiclenf I Sfudenl' Council I Tomb and Key Council on Eihics 3, 4 NICO NEWS 3, 4 Research Slaff 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Lab lnsfrucior: Physics 2 Texas Club 3, 4 BRANDON E. REA Class Vice-Presidenl 3 Siuclenl' Council 3 Tomb ancl Key Council on Efhics 2, 3-P, 4-P NICO NEWS 2, 3, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Lab Coorrlinaforz Gen Anal 2, 3, 4 Lab lnsfrucior: Gen Anal' 2 Annual Siaff cHAnLEs n. nice JoHN H. mos Phi The+a Upsilon 2, 3, 4 Newman Club 3 lowa Club 4 Research Sfaff 4 . Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3, 4 Lab Insfruclorz Conf Lens 4 Ohio Club JACK W. ROBILETTE Illinois Club 4 ALBERT H. RODRIGUEZ Square and Compass Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Lecfure lnsfruciorz Conf Lens I, 2, 3. 4 Florida Club DONALD E. RICKER PAUL A. RIETZ Omega Delia 3, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 2 Illinois Club 4 Lab Assisfanh Conf Lens 3, 4 ALLEN C. ROOKS HARRY F. ROSEN Phi Thefa Upsilon 4 Council on Efhics 3, 4 Lab lnsfrucfor: Zoo lg Neur Physio 3 Illinois Club 2, 3, 4 DA VID H. ROBINSON EUGENE E. ROOD Square and Compass 3, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3, 4 Wisconsin Club 4 l PAUL SAMSON RALPH B. SCHONE Illinois Club 3, 4 MORTON ROTH JOHN D. SAHLIN WILLIAM A. SCHA MBACH Tomb and Key Research Sfaif 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Lab Assisfani: Physics 2 Keniuclcy Club 3, 4-VP JOSEPH F. SCHOOFS Newman Club 2, 3-VP, 4 lowa Club 3, 4 PETER G. SCHROECK RAYMOND E. SCHROEDER Tomb and Key Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3-S, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 2. 3. 4 Souih Dakola Club 2. 3. 4 Lab lnsfrucior: Gen Anal' 2, 3, 4 V GEORGE E. SEMERAD Newman Club 2, 3, 4 JOHN L. SHARP. JR. Illinois Club 4 WILLIAM L. SCHULZ SOL I. SCHWARTZ V Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 lllinois Club 4 ROBERT SHAMES Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 illinois Club 3, 4-VP ABE O. SHEADE Illinois Club 4 BYRON W. SHEFFER HAROLD A. SHNIDER Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 Tomb and Key Wolverine Club 3, 4 Council on Efhics 3, 4 Pan Hellenic Council 2, 3 Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3-P-S, 4 Chaplain Illinois Club Wolverine Club Annual S'I'a'F'F DAYTON I. SIMMS Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 Weigh? Lifling Club mc:-Mun .SMILEY HAnoLn suse-EL cAm. snsm Mu Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4 Illinois Club 3. 4 DAN R. SKUZA Newman Club 3, 4 NICO NEWS 2 Ohio Club 3, 4 RAYMOND SMITH WESLEY W. SMITH LOUIS L. SNYDER Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Lab Assisianf: Conf Lens 3, 4 Minnesola Club 3, 4 H. RICHARD STAMM Omega Epsilon Phi 2, 3, 4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 LOUIS A. STEIN Tomb and Key Class Treasurer 2 NICO NEWS 2 Lab Ins'IrucIor: Gen Anal I, 2 M.O. 2, 3, 4 DANIEL SPANKOWSKI SIGMUND SPRITZ Tomb and Key Research Sfaff 4 Lab Insiruclor: Physics 2, 3 Lab AssisIanI': Subi 4 LEO L. STEIN Lab Assisfanfz Subi 4 ' Illinois Club THOMAS L. STEIN Lab Insirucfor: Physio 2. 3, 4 Wisconsin Club ALVIN K. STENSTROM MARSHALL W. STEPHENS Wisconsin Club 3, 4 Missouri Club I, 2, 3. 4 LOUISE MARIE STEVENS KENNETH E. STEWART Pan Hellenic Council 3S-T, 4 Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 RICHARD STRATTON ELIZABETH H. STROMMEN Class Secreiary I, 4 S1'u'clen+ Council I, 4-S Pi Kappa Rho 3, 4-T l Pi Kappa Rho 3-P, 4-S Xu VP Wisconsin Club 4 Texas Club I, 25-T, 3, 4 EUGENE V. SUNDBERG ROY SUTHERLAND Research Si-aff 4 Lab lnsfrucforz Neur Anal 3, 4 Minnesoia Club 2, 3, 4 l.eROY F. STROEMER NICO NEWS 2, 3, 4 Wisconsin Club 4 HAROLD M. STROMMEN Class Vice-Presiclenf 4 Sfudenl' Council 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 RAYMOND TARBIS NICO NEWS 2 Lab lnslrucfor: Chem 2: P. O. 3, 4 Lab Assislanl: Obi 4 Kenluclry Club JOHN THOMSON Class Presiclenf I Sfucleni' Council l, 2 NICO NEWS 2. 3. 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Lab lnsfruclor: Oc Anal' 3, 4 Lab Assislanl: Obi 4 JUDY M. SUTTON ALFONS SZANTOR Class Secrefary 2, 3 Sludenl Council 2, 3-S NICO NEWS 2 Pi Kappa Rho 3, 4-P Florida Club D. O. THOMPSON OWEN TOMMERAASEN THOMAS J. TONKS LOUIS JEAN TROMBETTI Square and Compass 4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 Wolverine Club 4 OLIVER S. WALTON NICO NEWS 2, 3, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 2-VP, 3, 4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 Annual Sfaff CARLTON L. WAY Tomb and Key Council on Eihics 2, 3, 4 Keniuclay Club HARVEY H. VANDERZWAGG HENRY M. VAN SLEEN. JR. Council on Efhics 3, 4 Tomb ancl Key Wolverine Club 3, 4 Omega Delia 2, 3, 4 Norflw Carolina Club 3, 4 ,:5gas::..Zs ,- . ,,..,4.,,,.,,,. , ,A , 1 . ....... .,.,. +1- 2-::,:,-gf wwnsf.w..,-:VL-A, A 2, . ' 2' 5 'SK Q SQNff5f'Q f? 3 .., i ffnfewi -..-,- M .psig -. .AM , .3-4.:..:.:::.f, . ,3 ,g,1y.esf:,yf.,.: 5322 A ' . 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HERBERT I. ERSTLING Tomb ancl Key Tomb and Key Pl-ni Tbela Upsilon 2, 3, 4 B'nai B'riIb 2, 3, 4-VP Lab lnsfrucfors Chem 2: 6.0. 3 New York Club Lab Assisfanfz Subi 4 S. ALBERT ESPOSITO BERNARD I.. FLIKKEMA Tomb and Key LORNE ABRAMS WOLCH FRED C. FRANKS B'nai B'ri+I1 2, 3, 4 Omega Delfa 4 Lab lnshucior: M. O. 2,3 ' Clinic Sfaff: Dispensing 3, 4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 'Y ALVIN FREY SAMUEL GILIERG Mu Sigma Pi 3, 4 M. E. FRAY CYRUS B. FRENCH Tomb and Key Wblverine Club 3, 4 Missouri Club 2, 3, 4 WA LTER H. GEERTZ LAWRENCE GOLDBERG Illinois Club 3, 4 STEPHEN A. GORDEN JACK GOROV Lab lnshucfor: Zoo 2, 3: Tomb and Key Comp Anai' 2, 3 B'nai B'ri'lh 3, 4 Colorado Club 3, 4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 HARRY I.. GROSSNICKLE Indiana Club 3, 4 PA RRY W. HARRISON Tomb and Key Lab lnslruclorz Physio 2: Gen Anal 2, 3 Lab Asslslanlz Perim 4: Subi 4 MURRAY GOTTLIEB LOUIS GRARL B'nai B'rHl1 3 Tomb and Key New Jersey Club 4 Lab Assislanf: Subi 3, 4 New York Club Y -if: ' -1 is-:IE1 ' G 'E 235221 ':5'if:f1E-:ff--5.2 L- ff. 5' 525? 55522, EQ 25152: ,Z ' A :EIQZEEF-,5 lf'ff ,, ,j:'f'l,f 2' 1, -,-. ' '-1f'- '- ,' 2 '7'E2I2E2:EI: :' I: :J::I-':-:1:':::'.J.:'-':.-l:I:-. S' sive :':fZ::., 535.1521 '-13 'S ff l , J. W. HANLEY Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4 Iowa Club 3, 4 Scul'l1 Dalxola Club 3, 4 RICHARD E. HARTIG CHARLES E. HESS Rossa J. HQLLAND. Jn. Telras Club 2, 3, 4 Phi Thefa Upsilon 3, 4 Georgia Club 2. 3, 4 Al' EARL J. JENSEN Square and Compass 2, 3, 4 Omega Della 3, 4 Lab Assisianh Obi 4 Iowa Club 3, 4 . GODFREY B. JOHNSON Wolverine Club 3, 4 SHIGERU INAMASU JOHN H. JENNINGS Phi Theia Upsilon 4 Phi Theia Upsilon 4 Texas Club 3, 4 l 1 , WILLARD L. JOHNSON W. DAVID JOHNSON Omega Delia Phi Thela Upsilon 3, 4 Soullm Carolina Club 2-T, 3, 4 Er' ..... . ., ,f , - 'isa '-'-' : ie .Y -cz? ROBERT GLENN JEWELL NICO NEWS 2, 3, 4 Soufll Carqlina Club Annual Sfaff JAMES H. JOHNSON Norfl1 Carolina Club ' -bll w, 4 ' ' H W 4 get Q .g . Ewl al 'nu A, .:5.. s mi, :. xl. H-W' A V ! f- ' . W ' ' ' 2 :r:-. 4 - FE: . , . 33324 i '55 . ,..,, . ' ' 'i ,zu f.i.:..e:f,,-15.11-fslgLlQ ywgl, .., , ,,, Q , .lll ,,, l ,,,. qxlqqil wi :.: 5 E ii : : ::: 'iii' - -I M'u2 'i5 i2 1 www 75328315553 CHARLES W. KIRK. JR. Square and Compass 3, 4 Illinois Club 3, 4 VERNON C. KRAMBECK Iowa Club HUGH BALLENGER JONES. JR. fTllAR'i' A. KARMANN Florida Club Gamma Omega ,Phi 3,-4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 BILL KNAPP Class Treasurer 3 Siudenf Council 3 Baslcefball 3 Baseball 4 ROBERT KUNTZ MARYLEW LAHODA MORTON W. LEAVITT Pan Hellenic Council 3, 4 Gamma Omega Phi 3, 4 Pi Kappa Rho 3, 4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 Minnesoia Club 3, 4 Wisconsin Club 4 ROBERT D. LINDELL Minnesoia Club 3, 4 Wisconsin Club 4 JESSE H. MCCLENDON. JR. Lab lnsirucior: Physio 2 Louisiana Club 3-P, 4 HAROLD LEF'l'ON MILTON LIEBERMAN B'nai Blrifli 3, 4 Tomb ancl Key Wolverine Club New ,York Club. ROBERT F. LOGAN Iowa Club 3, 4 ' WILLIAM W. MADDEN Tomb and Key Omega Delfa , 3, 4-VP Wolverine Club 3, 4 1 C. A. MEADERS TRACY M. MERCER Georgia Club 2, 3, 4 Tomb and Key Minnesofa Clltb 3, 4-P JOHN E. MORAN THOMAS MORRISON LLOYD MILAVITZ MARLIN C. WILSON Tomb and Key Tomb and Key Lab lnsfrucforz Zoo 2 Tennessee Club 3, 4 Wisconsin Club 3, 4 EDMUND MORRISON HUGH MURPHY WALTER D. NEWSOM ALBERT NORD Square and Compass 4 ' B'nai B'ri'll1 2, 3, 4-P Omega Della 4 Research Slaff 4 Della Club 2, 3, 4 Pennsylvania Club 4-S Texas Club 4 FRANK H. PEARCE MILTON FENNER ab lnslruclor: Physics 2: 6.0. 4 Lab Assislanf: Subi 3 New York Club 3, 4 lndiana Club 3, 4 RUSSELL E. OUTLA W Omega Della 3, 4 Norih Carolina Club 3, 4-P KENNETH L. OSBORN Class Vice-Presiclenf 2 Sfudenl Council 2 Square and Compass 3, 4 New Mexico Club 3, 4-P l i QUINTON J. PEELE, JR. Georgia Club EDWARD M. PENNINGTON Pennsylvania Club 4-P STANLEY I. RAFALO PHILIP RAZNIK Tomb and Key B'nai B'riI'l'l 2, 3, 4 lndiana Club Ohio Club 2, 3-VP, 4 WILLIAM R. ROBERTS Omega Delia 3, 4 Texas Club 3, 4 WILBUR E. RULE Omega Del'l'a 2, 3, 4 Colorado Club 4-CS ROBERT P. B. REHL LEON M. REISS Basl:e+ball 4 Gamma Omega Pl1i 3-S, 4 Baseball 4 Lab lnslrucforz Zoo 2, 3 Indiana Club 2, 3, 4 Della Club 2, 3, 4 JOHN H. ROBINSON Tomb and Key Council on Efbics 3, 4 Research Sf-aff 4 FRANK RUSSUM Square and Compass 2. 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 Delia Club 4 JOSEPH J. SARGALSKI BARNEY SAROKIN Wolverine Club 3, 4 - , . ? ,. 1 ...reg , , sag lg S was me is Q , hgmwls lil lm ,gf 1 xiylvwl A mg 4 gwwwl ,hwygslik KW l gg gifgatvkli Q Wig l Wi 'S X bgmwiii ,W 5? 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SHREVE Omega Delia 4 Missouri Club 2, 3, 4 Kenfucky Club 3, 4 SAMUEL M. smefn B'nai B'riil1 3, 4-T Lab Assisfanf: Subi 4 New Jersey Club 4 ARNOLD SMASON B'nai B'ri'll1 3, 4 Lab lnsl'rucl'or: 6.0. 2, 3 Delia Club 3, 4 STANLEY SOBEL PAUL B. SOLWAY Tomb and Key Wolverine Club 3, 4 B'nai B'rifl1 2, 3, 4 DONALD 6. TIPPETT NICO NEWS 2. 3, 4 Omega Epsilon Phi 3, 4 Lab lnsfruclorz Physics 2: 6.0. 2 Lab Assisfanh Perim 4 Illinois Club 3, 4 ROBERT W. TURBOW B'nai B'ril'l1 2, 3, 4 Indiana Club 2, 3, 4 ALBERT BRUCE STROUD Tomb and Key Omega Della 3, 4 Lab lnsfrucfor: Zoo 2 Indiana Club 2, 3, 4 THOMAS L. TURCOTT Baseball 4 Wolverine Club 3, 4 JAMES B. TEMPLE Phi Tbeia Upsilon 3, 4 Kentucky Club RICHARD W. ULLERY Class Treasurer 4 Si-uclenl' Council 4 Tomb and Key Minnesofa Club 2, 3, 4 C4 PM 4 -1 'iw- ',-sgg,-5,:5,:,:,:5g1:,:.::2::' .:i.5:5.:5--5iM':f -,.-1991 - Q' , .s:s..1:s-vis.5:E!2fs':3s:i11-is,5:,1:'f I 'Pi' ' za' :?::E! '5:E:::-':f'E5'sIr?Er3IEIII53.5IQ3E3E':i5ijfE5E-E ,. l'.,f JIMMY C. TUMBLIN Tennessee Club 4 PATRICK G. TURCOTT Wolverine Club 4 JOHN WILLIS ADOLPH E. VARNES WALLACE P. WILDERMUTH Square and Compass 3, 4 Soufh Dakofa Club 3, 4 Evergreen Club 3, 4 DA VID WHITEHEAD The one on +he lef+ is ............................. 'Phe winner TB or ,-,C+ T57 Open house - were you +here? l U I Halloween in 405 Nice work rf you can gei' rl' Rhwhmaires Snuggle up a lH'He closer... Baby mine. . Book Four 'IVHIE QLIINIICIMXNS 0ptome1f7'y has lost cz pfioucm' and cn great leader. Ilvjs 'zfmpmint 'Lvzll rmncrzfu for many genera- tions. J. Otlis White B. P. CURTIS, Presidem' .........6enior one M. F. DENMAN,, Vice-Presidenf P. BARDOLPH, Secre'I'ary W. BERG, Treasurer I G. Abersold, G, Abner, J. Adams, D. Adler, J. Alexander, D. Allen, B. Anderson, E. Anderson W. Anderson, G. Andrew, J. Apsel, J. Back, A. Ballenl, A. Ballhezor, D. Banfy, E. Banlxhead P. Bardolph, J. Barnlwarl, C. Barfkowlalc, J. Baumgardner, 6. Beaver, L. Beecher, D. Bell, W. Bennelr W. Berg, A. Bergenfeld, L. Blackwell, F. Bergman, D. Bern'll1al, H. Berry, H. Bewiclc, R. Blx M. Berger, R. Bloch, A. Blue, R. Blumenshine, Wm. Bodner, W. Bohllnger, H. Boles, G. Bondy, R. Bordenel, B. Bosler, L. Boflari, R. Bowers, G. Brady, H. Braufman, D. Bray, V.Bre'demeier, J. Brelsford, G. Brennan, F. Brown, J. Brownlee, E. Bryan, R. Bryanf, C. Chelius, Willard Chapman, S. Calander, W. Calchman, B. Campbell, C. Campbell, William Carrlger, Walrer Chapman. R. Childress, William Clinger, J. Coburn, T. Cohenour, F. Collings, C. Coniaris, R. Conlcling, C. Connors, R. Cooper, N. Corona, H. CoHon, J. Coyle, R. Cravens, C. Cromer, A. Culbre'rh, R. Cunningham, B. Curlis, W. Cushman, H. Dahl, S. Danoff, M. David, Dale Dean, J. Declue, I. Deevey, A. Denham, M. Denman, F. Dibble, M. Dorshay, J. Downing, F. Droham, R. Drummond, A. Durning, W. Clark. A. Dupperrauli, J. Durrani, J. Dvoref, S. Dworman, D. Eaden, W. Echelbarger, S. Ellison, E. Erielrson Raymond Wall, D. Francis, D. Fry, A. Galiano, B. Gillian, H. Greenberg, C. Hammond, J. Hickey D. Kerr, Arolf Levin, F. Morris, J. O'Hair, A. Paper, William Ross, C. Segal, B. Shaw, G. Sherman Craven Smith, K. Sirofhman, S. Wasserman. denior one I PAUL M. HUGHES Presidenf JESS E. GOROSHOW Vice-Presideni' M. KASI K Secreiary CLARENCE K. HILL Treasurer L- R. Campbell, J. Courfad, M. Debolf, T. Drummond, Robi. Durig, B. Ersler, H. Alienbach, H. Ersler, H. Feafher, J. Fein, M. Feinblum, H. Fields, K. Finn, L. Fischer, Warren Fischer, William Fisher, A. Fosfer, J. Foxman, C. Freeman, D. Friedland, H. Galbraifh, R. Galloway, H. Garmel, R. Gaylord, W. Gellerman, M. Gellman. F. Gianfridclo, E. Gilberf, R. Glaubifz, D. Glenn, C. Cooper, J. Dyer. J. Goldfarb, E. Golding, S. Goldsiein, K. Johson, I. Gordon, M. Gordon, J. Goroshow, A. Gossan C. Gould, J. Hughes, L. Graham, N. Grama, M. Greenberg, B. Greenspon, R. Helmann, J. Groppi J. Guenveuer, R. Gusiafson, G. Hall, Hal Hall, William Hall, W. Hambrick, J. Hammel, C. Hamrick R. Hargis, R. Harfsell, J. Hasler, H. Hasso, F. Hasfings, R. Haffield, W. Hauber, M. Griffin R. Heiser, N. Helfgoif. R. Heller, R. Henkels, E. Hicks, R. Hilberf, C. Hill, L. Hill, J. Hinman J. Hirshman, L. Hobliizell, P. Holland, Jesse Hope, Wm. Horan, J. C. Howe, L. Huclson, W. Graaf P. Hughes, R. Hulion, A. Hyer, J. Jackson, B. Jacobs, N. Jacobson, R. Jamieson, L. Jelinelc W. Joadwine, R. Johns, A. Kansfeiner, O. Johnson, J. Kahn, W. Kaiser, Louis McCormick Paul Shulman. M. Kasilc, A. Kafz, R. Kenclzierslci, R. Keno, P. Kewin, Jo.l1n Kidd, S. King, B. Kirschenbaum. J. Kife, G. Kiellancl, Harvey Knapp, Preslon Knapp, W. Kominsky, F. Kornbacl-ner, E. Kossowski, R. Krack, E. Kranh, F. Kremer, P. Krueger, D. Kyle, R. Langhorsl, J. Lanier, J. Lannon, P. Laslnorne, Ed. Lauf. Wm. S. Moore, C. Moskop, H. Nolan, M. Schuurmans, R. Shoemaker, W. Smyfhe, B. Sfern. ........:Seni0r one C. METCALF Presideni' CHESTER E. SPU RLOCK Vice-Presideni' MARY STEEL Secrefary T. R. PARK Treasurer L. Allan, R. Benh, B. Biclters. A. Braverman, C. Cleveland., P. Geiger, J. McTigl1e, H. Ledberfer Harlan Lee. R. Leighron, Archie Levin, J. Lewis, A. Lich+ens+ein, J. Linder, N. Linder, J. Lifrlefield J. Locicero, G. Lorenzen, Wm. Lovell, J. Lucasf, J. Lupfon, E. Lusiig, R. Lynam, E. Lynn, G. McAlpin C. McA+avey, J. McCann, T. McCulloch, O. Mclnfosh, A. McKinley, Chesier Spurloclc, H. McLane J. Paiapoff, H. Maes, C. Maginel, P. Noppe, J. Marek, R. Marsan, J. Marvin, D. Mason, G. Massie, J. May, R. Mead, W. Meclcelberg, S. Meisner, R. Meisrerling, T. Mendenhall, C. Melcalf, L. Meyer, G. Michels, Wm. Miesch, S. Milewslri, A. Miller, C. Miller, James Miller, R. Minciess, J. Mingus, D. Mifchell, R. Mifchell. C. Moore, H. Moore, H. Moriki, J. Moss. M. Ossias, E. Murphy, J. Palmer, C. OH, M. Muscarella, R. Myers, C. Nelson, J. Nelson, L. Nelson F. Nerad, J. Nessel, A. Newman, G. Nicholson, B. Nickel, C. Nielson, K. Nolan, L. Manes, W. Nordin J. Norman, C. Novak, E. Nuschke, E. Oakley, H. Parrish, O. O'Connor, L. Onicen, C. Mueller R. Osfler, H. Murray, L. Murphy, J. Papadakos, T. Park. Mary Sfeel, Ann Morgan, C. Pearson, B. Peck, J. Peddicorcl, B. Pendleion, P. Pelros, W. PlaH', Wm. Poche, A. Porier, R. Powell, J. Price, J. Purfzer, C. Quisf, Y. Rank, G. Raulfs, J. Reichsfein, F. Reidinger, J. Reil, H. Resf, R. Richhar, J. Roebuck. D. Romey, J. Ruff, A. Schrieber R. Sobieski, I. Pasman, L. Sfumfoll, Sam Whifehead, J. Wilkinson, Jack Workman. X :Senior one A. W. THOMAS, Presiden+ W. C. TAYLOR, Vice-Presideni H. SUOSIO, Secreiary F. VOILES, Treasurer J. Alvey, D. Ayler, E. Ball. A. Brenny, W. Clearfield, E. Cohen, John Denhof, J. Harisiein, J. Jewuisixi Charles Johnson, Paul Knie, Paul Lewis, G. Anfon, S. McLeroy, E. Maliszewski, R. Mischnicic, W. Phillips T. Plemon, M. Podkin, S. Roche, H. Rose, F. Rosenberg, C. Sandberg, J. Roumain, L. Royce R. Rubin. M. Rubensfein, H. Ryder, E. Salibe, F. Saliba. L. Schechfer, H. Schneider, D. Schondelmayer, G. Schrieber, E. Schuiiz, N. Schwarfz, T. Sebasiian, A. Segal, E. Sered, A. Shapiro, S. Shapiro, B. Shieldes, W. Waidie, E. Sigeii, I. Siiversfein, L. Siniawsky, G. Slade, J. Sleeper, J. Slee+er, George Smiih, Roy Smiih, N. Snider, R. Snook, C. Solomon, V. Sommers, J. Sfenslie, L. Spear, P. Springan, J. Sfaley, L. Sfuuffer. W. Sfephen, R. S+ernberg, G. Sfrauss, M. S+rongwa'rer, S. Siruhl, W. Sluparilz, A. Sugg, H. Suosio P. Swaboda, B. Szakaly, S. Tabalz, H. Tanenbaum. A. Taylor, Wm. Taylor, A. Thomas, Wm. Thompson L. Tinanow, M. Tobin, J. Tolcarz, P. Tosh, V. Tranlcina, J. Tsacnaris, G. Tull, H. Uhrig, I. Unger M. Urkoff, O. VanWir+, R. Verhagen, D. Voegler, F. Voiles, R. Voss. D. Walker, H. Wallon, G. Wancls, G. Wa'Hers, H. Wechsler, T. Weihe, A. Weinslein, J. Weiss H . Weissman, L. Wells, R. Welfner, R. Zwiclry, R. Wersfler, A. Wilborn, S. Wilkinson, T. Willson L. D. Zager, T. Ziolkowski, A. Zohn, R. Zusman, P. Werner. Wilson, A. Wolanslcy, E. Wolf, E. Wolski, J. Woolley, S. Yarosi, F. Yonan, A. York, J. Young, Book Five llUlN OR II ' JIlUlNlOR Q SOIPI-IUMORIE Ill! SO PHI OMORIE I1 L. M. ADLER, Presideni' .........juni0r fwo R. C. JONES, Vice-Presideni P. HENDERSON, Secrefary H. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer Jerome J. Abrams, Roberf E. Adams, Roy C. Adams, Lawrence Adler, Emory Smi-ih, Alberi V. Adler, Donald A. Allison, Siephen Amerson, John Baiiisfa, Sidney Cohen Jerome Anfell Arnold Clemeni, Herloeri D. W. Ausiin, Alfred Chmielnicki, Donald Balfour, Eldred Balihazar, Alva G. Barion, Roger Coe, Roberi' Bauman, Thomas N. Bell, Charles Beniaminl David W Allen. Rube Berger, Harry Bernhardi, Sianley Bernsfein, Henry Marcum, Louis N. Bono, Allaeri' Cornish, Charles Bradley, Morion Bregman, Charles A. Brizius, Henry L. Bumgardner John Cannon' Duane' Carlson, R. K. Johanson, Raymond Carlson, Paul Cannon, Sidney K. Cohen, Herman Foon, Frederick Diedrich, James Bowers, Charles N. Cope, Roberi Corns Joseph' Piskin Richard Fawce'H, Leo Dalecky, Jack A. David, Roberr Wilson, Conrad DeMichiel, Earl Fisher, Jack Droke, William B. Cox, Roberf G. Dyson, William Ebauer, George Ehrlich' Roberi- Elker Rolaeri Franke, Shinii Kozu, Sfanley Herren, Ralph Frank, William Ferrell, William Goldie, Benne'H Fishbain, Richard Mulholland, Wayne Mariin, Oakie Anselmi Jarvis E Fleicher' Arihur J. Fliss, Jay Y. Floclcharr, Morion Herman, Bernard Frankel, Charles G. Ford, J. HL Johnsion, Charles Johson, Oliver Fuglie, LeRoy Knekow, William J. Gaal Jamles'Gaddis' Ra mend J. Franz, Lynn Gardner, James Jackson, Donald J. Geniil, Russell Henrickson, Earl Goin, Henry Holloway, Joseph Grabiec, Kenneih L. Green, Harry Greenberg, 'Ruben K Jewgll jose h Haines, Roberi A. Halfacre, Henry Janonis, Charles Hill, David E. Harvey, Huber? Hawkins, Melvin D. Charbonneau, Phyllis Henderson, William lsaacs,7fD'Svid5:Hyler Alberi Love 'Wiifri5d Frifsch, Francis Love, Leonard Aronoff, Michael Kacere, Richard R. Baker, William D. Johnson, Marvin R. Johnson, James McClendon, Ronald C. Jones, Jean Joyce. C. Holmer 'Frederick Keller, Sianley Kipp, Arihur J. Kirchner, Jack Penny, Gusiav Knoiek, Vladimir Kolanowski, Rolberi Kolker, Richard Kosferman, Eugene Baron, Willard E. Lund, Ben Kuklinski Frank Lambert Floyd Lange, Arnold Henderson, John Leece, Paul B. Leggeii, Alvin Yourish, Donald MacDaniel, Richard Lefherer, Raymond Sherrill, Raymond R. Lewis, Russell RiH'er, Joseph Lis, lRober+ E, Pak,-al: . . . . .... junior fwo R. ALLEN Presideni' E. SAGHY Vice-Presidenf P. J. McEWEN Serzrefary R. L. MAYER Treasurer any , Q NS? , 293' A Y ' wg A ef- 1 ik if 'iwwwim IN' 'Q .Q 'stu' I As, .. ,,, .W ,,Q.Wf1L. ,...Aw.,.,W,W? .EW , . ,. 5535 , 4 . . .L-,.. . A A ws C. W. BESEN, Presidenf .........junior fwo G. R. LEACH, Vice-Presideni A. A. SUTTON, Secrefary T. ROBINSON, Treasurer Judd R. Sforey, Norman E. Abrahams, Harold Erickson, Warren V. Ales, Jean Jannsen.' Siuari' L. Anderson, Clifford Anzion, Paul Thielking, Gerald Garner, George K. Beaumoni, Donald J. Berry, Roberi Bircher, John P. Graves, Eli L. Bogmenko, Harold M. Brenis, Roberi' Brown. Alfonso Simmons, Jack R. Caldwell, Cleius Chrisfian, Elberi' Coshaii, Eldon R. Crain, Joseph Cuccio Sarabelle Fineman, Paul Slalon, James Siewari, George Glosik, John W. Duskas, Howard W. Duiy, Louis O. Embrey, Ellioif B. Finkelsiein, Clyde Beson, Mariin Lofius, James R. Gausiad Jessie W. Ghormley, Harold Glazer, Frank B. Godbold, Jr., Douglas Baxfer, David Sfoddard, Saul Greenberg, Charles R. Griffiihs, Fred G, Grovic, Jack Hale, Walier Hammers, Marvin Hariman Marfin Heller,'El'ion J. Hicks, William P. Hil+, Roberl' Hochhalier, lrvie Hollenberg, Alan Mandel, Nuel HuleH', William A. Jones, Waller Jurkiewicz, Charles Hibbard, Jack Abramson Richard Primeau, Herberi Kane, Harold Kendrick, Ted Kokubo, George R. Leach, Irving Levine, Jerome Levine, Frederick Treanor, Russell Marcoux, Howard Marg, Wilion Davis, Sieve 'Merakos Roy F. Menning, Harold H. Mills, John Mifchell, Melvin AM. Feinberg, Charles J. Moore, Hyman Givoioff, Herberi Naylor, Cyril Nierman, Frank N. Nikkei, Fdward Osran' Oscar Paul, Sydney M. Perlman, Reynaldo Pisano, Herman Gelles, Lloyd J. Renier, Murry Rice, Thomas H. Roberison. Max Robbins, Jack B. Rowse, Saul B. Rubin, Thomas E. Sandon Gilberl Schiffman, Louis Schlussel, John B. Senier, Jr., James P. Swaim, John P. Morrison, Paul W. Alexander, Richard Aho, Ray E. Dalfon, Morris Shimovifz, Jerome Wohl, Alfred C. Greene 'Herberi W. Sigman, Alender Simmons, Herberi' Zussman, Gordon Skinner, Ernesi' Smiley, Kenneih E. Smifh, Beniamin Schuff, Bernard Gardner, Morley M. Solomon, Charles J. Soloway, 'Oscar F, Soloway, Milfon Specfor, Alberi C. Siocker, Jack Morof, Donald J. Siiles, Alberi' A. Suiion, Paul O. Thomas, John W. Tosh, Philip Olin, Waller Vinsanr, Melvin A. Wasserman, Herberi' Weinberg, Naihan Weiizman, John Wellensiein, Cscar Wexler, Elwood Young, Hazel A. Wikholm, Charles H. Williams, Ralph M. Yacobian, Morion Hymowiiz. . .. ..... . junior one M. A. LEM MONS Presidenf JACK F. HILL Vice-Presideni H. C. RASDAL Secreiary FRANK R. FISCH ER Treasurer Rudolph Nicksic, Richard Gorrrell, Edwin Albrechl, Sianley R. Liszczalc, Harry Hollander, Donald Alier, Burion C. Bussard, Joseph J. Paluga, Henry D. Arfman, Palricia Groney, Milford Nelson, Roy S. Barkdoll, Armand J. Basfin, Glade McAfee, Paul Bean, Walier Belasco, Herberf Mueller, Phil Berman, Eugene Beriler, Roberi S. Bieri, Pierce Frederick, George N. Blizzard, Eugene Boeckelman, James H. Doyle, James Nixon. William Work, Jr., Roberf E. Bush, Ralph Bresnahan, Gerald E. Jacquei, Glen T. Buckbee, Wm. Slusher, Morris Ginis, John Gulon,'Arnold Caplan George Carlson, Edward B. Casady, Edward M. Chase, Frank Fisher, Joel N. Glicksiein, Fay A. Elberf, Guy S. Cole, Paul E. Cole, Roberl' W. Cole, Roberi' E. Collins, Daniel Alford, Harold FL: Crooks, Lionel Garner, Vera Gallagher, Ernesi E. Daly, William D. Dellande, Hernando Henan, John Shuii, Gerald C. Ellio'H, Dan Dee Epps, Leonard Brodsky, Gerald Thomas, Frank Fonfana, LeRoy F. Fry.. Ralph Nickerson, Russell A. Nielsen, Howard Pearlsione, Elmer Nissen, Charles L. Osferberger, Gerald E. Odeniz, Gibbs D. Mifchell, Edgar Hickman, Milion J. Hanson, Louis Sfone, Edward Leach, Harry C. Rasdal, William Krebs, Roberi Hesier, Billy Kemp, William Higgins, Jack F. Hill, Leo Ryglinski. Roberi' M. Hubbard, Weldon R. Correll, George K. Hukill Wm. E. McDaniel, James H. Fuson, Jack F. lngle, Edward F. lvy, Palmer Liechiy, Elmer E. Johnson, Alvin K. Jones, Lloyd W. Kinsey, Leon Lyons, Joseph E. Kernel, Alvin E. Reynolds, Jolqfi R. Pefrie, Jack Spirakes, John H. Raeber, Claude Rogers, Maurice A. Lemmons, Herberl' Acker, William D. Allen, John Almond, Joseph D. Barlar, Jack K. Yee, Billy Beane, Leslie A. Bergman, Alvin A. Berland, Edward Cope,John B. Bomba, Jack Brookner, Joseph Wiggin, Rolland Caldwell, Lesfer Caplan, James B. Caylor, Roberi' H. Shorr, George R. Couriney, Evereff Knapp, Jack W. Davenpori, Alberi H. Demb, Sfanley Elfenbaum, Harold Maiihews, George R. Fehr, William G. Fellman, Roberi' Hanley, Sol. A. Goldberg, Walier W. Fooshee, Joseph A. Foriunaio, William W. Freiday, P.hilip C. Freiiag, William F. Garber, Sierling Gardner, Harold Crook. A. H. RYAN, Presideni' .........junior one R. C. WEBB, Vice-Presidenf B. T. SAWICKI, Secrefary L. N. JOHNSON, Treasurer Charles Nelson, Delberi' Lamer, Paul Nasfell, Fred Laufe, Irving Finkel, Roberf J. Leviius, Ben'amin Libowsk , Charles E. La er, Marcus C. Sa ia , , Edward l. Lyons, Donald M. Daly, Donald Gerber, Henry G. Maier, Edmund Ciara, Richard Maiuseqicz, Paul Ylohnson, Harry Li, Meyer, James Millieli, Jlosgpiihbeirlbld-n hli1:ri,'yeCJEisrlli::hgali:rd1ei'l l. Moen, Daniel Monf, Clifion Sanders, Richard Hinshaw, Edwin Barber, Larron Lerdall, Wallace L. Lamb, Elie T. Salilga, Lyndle W. Sampson, Marlin Resnick Jcihn PaH'elison lll Eo r ai Perry, Raymond Perry, Roberi C. Phillips, Abraham Sanfa, Jacob Villella, Alvin Pollack, William E. Ponder, Roberi' W. Powell, Jesse Ll. Prindle, Waller H. Miles Lawrence Schechller in IJ Kirschner, Donald L. Wennerberg, Leon M. Roach, Jr., Elmer Z. Robinson, William C. Rofermund, John G. Sugg, Edward B. Rum, David R. Silversiein Aaron'H'. Ryan Milford P 'Sh are Roberi' L. Sandsirom, John A. Saniaralli, Milion Schoonover, Jack W. Sifes, Arihur Silver, Ralph W. Shober, Robf. Beyer, Richard Sibeneck, Aaron Zinney Bobbie Ray Srriifh Merrill.K Smiilil Lyle R. Snyder, Lawrence Sfappler, Sfephen S. Sfelmack, Donald E. Srill, William F. Miyamola, George Zweig, Murray Siiegliiz, Raymond Sioufenbuig Edward J Sullivan Ro. ml L' Szymanski, Harold Taohman, Saburo Takashila, Denver Wilson, Bernice Sawicki, Joseph Thornburg, David E. Van DeSl'eeg, Sian Waldman, Rex A. Willoughby Roberi' Webb 'Frankn-all '- . Saul Smilh, lrving J. Snyder, Sfanley Warner, Alberi' L. Sperry, William E. Walker, Si-ephen Sudor, Laverne Sweaii, Warren Thurow, Edward T. Uyesugi Ivan Mafselllwilliarh R G ali? Hugh Turner, Paul D. Grossnickle, Glenn Wellman, Morfon B. Harris, Parker Weaver, Ralph Hensel, James F. Hifhberg, ,Alvin Hindelang, Don A. Hoffman, John Hollarider Charles. A oiieff' Barry Hurwich, Wayne Jahn, Morion S. James, Louis Jo.hnson, Lloyd E. Kali, Roberl' K. Mack, Max V. Kiie, Paul Miller, William J. Miller, Manuel Levine, Warren Biffer Marviri P Miller u I A. Lucas, Francis Lukasiewicz, John R. McCausland, Vernon E. McCrary, William B. McCurdy, Jr., Jack W. McGonagle, Kenneth McMasier. I i I eo'-ge ........50,0 0l'lfI,0l 8 tlfU0 G. R. SMITH Presideni J. H. ST. LOUIS Vice-Presideni C. STAWINSKI Secrefary E. RAKES Treasurer .fm 4 QM 1931?-ina ww: 3 'xy 1825-9: Q' J. B. JEANS, Presideni' CllI!OllO W. B. LAESSIG, Vice-Presideni A. KAPLIN, Secrefary J. D. LAMM, Treasurer Leon Clearfield, James G. Haines, Donald Cosby, lsadore Marlrowi-I1, Reber? W. Phillips, Harry Armsirong, Romeo L. Aude'He, Harold L. Balaam, Seymour Faermark, Beniamin Balkema William N. McCormick, Roberf G. BeaHy, Roberi' N. Bedsole, Melvin Belkin, John Berger, Seymour Cooper, Irving Spiegel, Keiih W. Blalce, Earl P. Boggs, Herberi E. Bonner, Roloerl F. Bosch. Max R. Bovenmeyer, Harold Tabershaw, Charles D. Bramer, Milfon B. Brand, Harold Broolis, Richard Buiard, Robl. Q. Easfland, David A. Cain, Arnold Eisenman, Richard W. Carlin, Anfonid Casfro, Joseph Chancis, Gerard L. Cleary, James E. Pfeffer, Roy J. Douglas, Roberi' C. Beach, Roberf G. Banisfer, Maurice Faasse, Robr. Dryfuse, Claude D. Dame, Slafer A. Denion Allen Diamond, William R. Dickinson, George T. EIIio'H', Edwin Feldman, John Bernard Burns, Flelcher HaIe,,Edward J. Florelx, James E. Folsom, Dean F. Freidell, Andrew Friedman, Owen BI Frye, Paul Friedman, Dale J. Haugan, Morfon Gellerr, Shepard Gelleri, Franlx A. Gemmell, Sfuarl' B. Gerber, Thomas H. Cremer, Ronald E. Glass, Grange Glover, Paul GodziI:,.James M Hedrick, Jr., Samuel P. Goldsrein, John W. Hearn, Irving Greenfield, Roberf L. Guihneck, Bernice Segal, Clarence Hildrelh, William B. Laessig, Charles Kulpaca, Williarn S. Housion Williarri F. Hraba, Jr., George Isaac, Julius D. Lamm, Jan P. Jannen, Walfer F. Jarvis, John B. Jeans, Donald C. Jensen, Raymond D. Lauer, Roberi' Kading, Vicior C. Johnsfon, Alfred' Kaplan Abraham Kafzman, Arfhur W. Keel, Allen H. Larson, Duane Keielsen, Lyle R. King, Chesrer A. Kirkpafriclr, Ralph H. Kirkwood, Jack T. Landes, William H. Krouse. I J. W. McALLISTER, Presideni ........50l0 0l'l'L0l e LUO E. SCHMI DT, Vice-Presideni' - A S. MALASHOCK, Secre'I'ary A. M. McLENNAN, Treasurer Arlhur Mididal, Gordon Lindhoul, Alexander M. Lindsay, Charles Lippman, William R. McRoberfs, Marvin E. Waid, Jr., Donald L. Heyden, Gerald H. O'Neill, Jaclc McAlisl'er Donald W McClain, Glenn Norman, Donald McGonagill, Emanuel Lichlman, Edward A. McLaughlin, Alexander M. McLennon, Bobby W. Madden, Max L. Magwire, Ami P. Maiors' Sl-anle Malashoclc, Roberi' H. Manly, Thomas K. Miihoff, Philberi' F. Marsh, Roberl J. Mifchell, Ernesr D. Marlzell, Franklin C. Minion, John H. Lexow, Sheridan A. Milaviiz Owen Mdofs Jaglg Houchin, David Morsfad, Clefus J. Muiclc, Roberf M. Murphy, Milion Rand, Alberi' D. Neal, Joseph G. Neiizlze, Sheldon Poloveh, Dean L. Rollins, William Ml Robinsin Richard M. Ferguson, George H. Piiman, Ray L. Oliver, Julio R. Ramirei, Roberl W. Richardson, ,Roberf W. Randall, John Billingsley, Don L. Pfeiffer, Moriimer Arenslein, Elmer J. Piclzlall Arlhur K. Roos, Norman E. Ross, Joseph Ruben, John J. Ryan, Laurence M. Salden, Manuel Sanchez, Robi. Slierwall, Elmer H. Schmidf, Jr., George E. Seal, William P. Tennell Harold D Shlane Vaderi Smalley, Marvin C. Sherrerd, Eugene V. Simons, Eugene M. Smalley, Russell 'Bragdon, Howard Smolins, Edwin J. Sniclcerson, Culver M. Souihall, Alberi' Blaize 'Lawrence .Spicklal John Evenson, Glen M. Springer, Verne B. Swanson, Edmund O'Connor, Sfanley W. gTom, Gilberi J. Siohs, Kennelh Sutherland, Donald E. Thompson, Edward G. Thrdinen Vernon R Spbffard Melvin T. Virnig, Russell Hanson, Vernon J. Wall, John B. Weaver, Richard C. Voller, Marvin Weisman, Larry G. Zaet, Sheldon Zelcowski, Floyd E. While, Richard Gi Will Anile Williams' Louis A. Williams, Roberi' P. Wilson, Charles E. Wifhrow, Charles S. Whipple, James J. Wood, Roberf M. Wood, Roberl' H. Woodard, Milford Farby, Don Woody Warren B W she l George M. Yanilc, Jr., Burns W. Yafes, Donald Young, Alfon A. Piiman, lrvine L. Dubow, Bernard Efronson. l ' Y r' - C. R. MOYERS, Presideni' l0lllO.lO E. WOODS, Vice-Presideni' R. WINKLER, Secrefary S. JOHNSON, Treasurer Richard Glugeih, Rubin Jaffe, Sferling Johnson, Eugene C. Jeffery, Max E. Johns, Nalhan P. Kalenslry, William J. Kern, Calvin M. King, Edward E. Jones, Edwin J. Klusman, Eugene Koning, Charles While, Sidney Krepshaw, Sianley Lebow, Roberl' Hyde, Franklin McGuire, Wesley J. McKenzie, Charles R. Moyers, Harold O. Murphy, Alden G. Myhre, Philip Myhre, William Nalnrin, lrving B. Prince, Philip 'H'. Regan, Donald C. Ruppe, Gene Sclaanbaum, William Barrelf, Max Wahlman, James Tisdale, Charles Barrale, Rulhe Winlrler, Jesse L. Simon, John F. Simpson, Pel'l'on Sirofa, Arihur H. Hillman, Max L. Smilh, William H. Sfanloery, James K. Sfevens, James M..Sfrobel, Charles A. Taylor, Joseph H. Thomas, John P. Andrews. William H. Townsend, Edward W. Gillzaerf, David Vandf, Roberl W. Warner, William O. Warner, James F. Waison, Floyd E. Zasirow, William N. Williamson, Henry M. Zalewislri, Earl Woods, Angelo F. Senaldi, Alvin L. Sirlcis, Richard H. Amidon, Poe J. Bailey, Donald L. Balmer, Melvin Balsom, Warren T. Barlrovialr, Lowell H. Becrafi, Lowell Ressler, Orville V. Blaclrsiead, Michael J. Bohara, Kenneih F. Brophy, Joseph T. Brown, Jack C. Buchanan, James Sexfon, Palriclr H. Schenk, Arfhur W. Capes, Roy H'. Coshalf, George F. Cribb, William E. Crouch, Ralph J. Danner, Jim H. Day, Merrill B. DeLong, William T. DeWiH, Jose C. Diaz, Russell L. Dorland, Marvin F. Dugan, Millon W. Dunwell, Herberl Ahlell, Melvin H. Ehrenberg, James V. Emholz. Vernon Smebalr, Hugh Faulkner, James Dyson, Edward Feiner, Julio Ferrer, James Pappas, David Filer, James H. Finch, Jr., lrving Fischer, James F. Ford, Henley K. Freeman, Roy Friedman, Neil Aichley, William Bolding. -MaxwelL Goldman, Marlin Goldner, Franl: T. Grande. Charles R. Guse, Roy E. Hallquisl, Franlrlin Harms, Edwin H. Henning, Glen W. Herren, William Sarrisori, 'Ray Hihidai, Takayulri Hirala, Roberi' Solomon, Willis E. Belcher, Joseph 'Helle. ' Book Six I STUH IENT CQPUINCIIIL COUNCIIIL ON IETIHIIIQS NIICO NEWS SURORIITY IFRMVIERNIITIIIES CILUIBS . .Optoma who ammo College, u cls the I fessionf M we .S?uv!enf Counci ..... The STudenT Council, TuncTioning under a new consTiTuTion adopTed during The presi- dency oT Seymour Galina early in I9-47, is The execuTive body oT The enTire college sTudenT enrollmenT. The membership oT The council is comprised oT The duly elecTed oTTicers oT each oT The individual class secTions. Concerning iTselT wiTh any and all maTTers which aTTecT The welTare oT The sTudenT body, The group acTs as Their oTTicial represenTaTive in dealing wiTh The adminisTraTion and TaculTy oT The college. ln addiTion, iT will operaTe as The governing agency Tor all college publica- Tions. One of The imporTar1T TuncTions oT The council is The arrangemenT oT general sTudenT assemblies, and The presenTaTion oT ouTsTanding men oT The proTession. During The lasT se- mesTer. Drs. Frederick W. Brock, Ralph Wick, and l-larry Pine were among Those inviTed To speak. lnTra-mural aThleTics. social acTiviTies oT an all-school naTure, Hia' Tinancing oT The annual Open House, and similar TuncTions Tall wiThin The iurisdicTion oT This sTudenT organizaTion. -Jess E. Goroshow J. E. Gvoroshow, President P. M. Hughes, Vice-Presidenh E. H. STrommen, SecreTaryg L. M. Adler, Treasurer: F. R. Fischer, ParlimenTarian. L. M. Adler, R. Allen, P. Baker, W. Berg, C. W. Beson, J. Beverly, S. Bradley, A. V. Brown, B. P. Curfis, M. F. Denman, L. Egnew, F.,R. Fisher, J. E. Goroshow, P. Henderson C K Hill J. F. Hill P. HoHel, P. M. Hughes, J. B. Jeans. L. N. Johnson, S. Johnson, R. C. Jones, A. Kaplin, M. Kasilc, W. B. Laessig, J. D. Lamm, J. R. Leach, M. A. Lemmons, J. W. Mclkllisferl P J McEwen IA. M. McLennon, W. B. MacKeen, S. Malashoclx, R. L. Mayer, C. Mefcalf, G. W. Miliiello, C. R. Moyers, T. R. Park, E. Rakes, H. C. Rasdal, T. Robinson, A. H. Ryan, J. H. S+. Louis. B. T. Saluicld, E. Saglwy, E. Sclxrniclf, M. V. Scuclcler, G. R. Smifh, C. Spurloclc, C. Sfawinski, M. Sie l, E. H.'S+ , H. M. Sl , H. S ' , A, A, S Thomas. R. unefv. F. voales. R. c. Webb. R. warmer. E. wood.. 6 mmmen mmm' um' 'Mon' W' C' mln A' W we Counci on fAic:5 ..... MORRIS M. GINIS, Presideni ROBERT KEITEL, Vice-Presiclenrl' DAN D. EPPS, Secrefary-Treasurer WILLIAM DELLANDE, Corres.-Secrefary Oni OcTober 26, I946, several sTudenTs oT NorThern Illinois College of OpTomeTry, dissaTisTied wi.Th The raTe of eThical progress oT The profession oT opTomeTry, conceived an organizaTion To be dedicaTed To The TurTherance and acceIeraTion oT eThical Thinking and pracTice, amongsT undergraduaTe sTudenTs parTicularIy, and ulTimaTely The profession oT op- TomeTry as awhole. This iorganizaTion was.To be named The UndergraduaTe Council on EThics. lPreambleI' , WiTh The preamble, oaTh, and.. consTiTuTion wriTTen and approved, an increasing number oT inTeresTed sTudenTs began To come To The meeTings and The movemenT gained impeTus, unTil, aT The presenT Time, The Council on EThics is known ThroughouT The profession and is a by-word among The sTudenTs. AT The counciI's TirsT eIecTion oT regular oTTicers, Brandon E. Rea, always inTeresTed in undergraduaTe acTiviTies, Took over The responsible posiTion of presidenT. James Manville, Ben Emanuel, and Morris M. Ginis were eIecTed To The oTher oTTices, respecTively. STudenT inTeresT in proTessionalism was awakened by The clisTribuTion of perTinenT Iifer- aTure, bulleTin board displays, and council sponsored programs TeaTuring prominenT men oT opTomeTry and allied proTessions. The work done in noTiTying The various sTaTe associaTions oT The Trends in professional Thinking among The unolergraduaTes, and The beginnings of similar organizaTions in oTher col- leges of opTomeTry was oT equal imporTance. -Morris M. Ginis Franlr Adelman, John Alvey, Milion Aronds, Kenneih Barnes, Byron Biebel, Leonard Boilari, Gene Brady, John Brelsford, Oscar Brillianr, George Carlson, Edward Cassidy Waller Cha man James Chase, W. H. Collisson, Clair Connors, Carmen Cosfanzo, William Dellande, Beniamin Emanuel, Dan Epps, Ellio'H' Finlrlesfein, Paul Fleming, Earl Fore, Julius Foxrrian Waller Gierizl Ralph Gelbharf, Noel Genevay, Morris M. Ginis, George Glosilr, Saul Greenberg, Jaclr Hale, Woody Hambrick, Waller Hammers, Marvin Harlman, Jacl: Harislein, Joseph Havel Mariirl Heller, Fred Hess, Neils Hobbs, Paul Holland, C. J. Howe, Waller Humble, Morion Hymanowirz, Melvin Kaplan, Roberi Keirel, Leo Kileen, Moz-ron Kohlberg, Roberr Leffingwell Irvind Levine Jerome Levine, Yim Fee Loolr, G. R. Lorenzen, Thad McCulloclc, Ward B. MacKeen, James C. Manville, Jacques May, Lawrence Meyer, Alberi Miller, E. Claylon Miller John 'Miller Gabriel Miliiello, J. P. Mifchell, John Morrison, John Mowbray, Calvin Mueller, Leonard Murphy, Joseph Nelson, Oscar Ness, Donald Nordberg, Edward Osran, Merle Pearle, Howard Pearlslone Barney Pendlefon, Roberi Peiers, Thomas Price, John Raeber, John Raeyburn, Maury L. Ray, Warren Rayburn, Roy Rayner, Brandon E. Rea, Franklin Reinhardi, Lloyd Renier Marlin L Rezniclrl John Robinson, Harry Rosen, Jack B. Rowse, Joseph Ryan, Gilberf Schiffman, Louis Schlussel, Ben Schuff, John Senier, R. F. Shane, Harold Shnider, Roberf Shore Patil Shulmanl Rich rd Sibeneclc, Chesler Spurloclc, Donald Sfeles, Murray Sfiegliiz, Alberr Sulion, Paul Thiellring, Charles Turner, Henry Vanderzwaag, Waller Vinsanf, William Volclrmannl John Wallonl Car-lion Way, Herberi Weinberg, Joe Wennir, Nafhan Werlzman, Jessie Wesberry, Thurman Willson, James Wilson, Alvin Wolanslly, Shew Wong, Alan Yorlr, Elwood Young,lHerberf Zussnian. lm! am! JQ ......... In The year l93l aT Norfhern Illinois College of OpTomeTry a group of sixTeen sTudenTs founded Tomb and Key. The FraTerniTy TuncTions To fulfill The need for The promoTion of excellence in all educa- Tional endeavors, The advancemenT of The eThics of The profession, and The deveIopmenT of good moral charcTer, friendship and fellowship among The sTudenTs and alumni of The insTi- TuTions of learning. - Members of Tomb and Key are composed of selecTees from The Senior I class in aT- Tendance aT NorThern Illinois College for aT IeasT one academic year. The basic requiremenT for membership is The possession of aT leasT a 3.00 scholasfic average. AdcliTionaI poinTs are crediTed To candidafes based upon various acTiviTies and poslTions held displaying qualifies of leadership. No sTudenT is barred because of race, color, creed or sex. I I-Ionorary members of Tomb and Key include: Carl F. Shepard, Thomas G. ATIcinson, William B. Needles, J. C. Copeland, ErnesT Ochiena, C. S. McGuire, William Feinbloom, Fay M. Whirsell, A. M. SlcefTingTon and T. R. Murroughs. Each of These men has been sel- ecTed because of ouTsTanding conTribuTions To The profession of opTomeTry. FraTerniTy Sponsor is Dr. James I-I. GrouT, a member of Tomb and Key in The class of l939. -Philip E. I-IoTTel James C. Manville, President BerTram Olinger Vice-President Paul Fleming, SecreTary-Treasurerg H Phil HoTTcI, Keeper of The Archives: Bill Madden, Sergeani-aT-Arms. Frank Adelmang' John S. Alvey, Donald L. Anderson, Milfon J. Aronds, John H. Bailey, Paul S. Baker, Ernesl A. Ball, David Banfy, Alfred E. Barfowilz, Donald Beeson, James D. Berglund Melvin L. Bernard, Donald Bernihal, Howard D. Berry, Vernon J. Boyle, Samuel Bradley, Gene L. Brady, John C. Brennan, David Bregel, Oscar Brilliani, Roberl Brin, Leon Brook Leon Burg. Howard J. Carbaugh, Samuel C. Chapman, William C. Chapman, Eugene l. Cohen, Thomas N. Cohenour, Malcolm Cohn, Richard H. Cravens, Claude Cromer, Burnell P. Cur+is,'Harry Dahl' Seymour Danoff, Michael J. Davey, Fred H. Davis, Dale E. Dean, Archie L. Denham, Maxwell F. Denham, Gerald Dorsky, Morris L. Dubin, Augusf Enz lil, Charles J. Erickson, Herberl' ll iErsiling, Laurence M. Fisher, Jack T. Fiizgerald, Bernard L. Flikkema, Marion E. Fray, Edward Gilheri, Roberl W. Glaubilz, Jack Goldfarb, Jess E. Goroshow, Jack Gorov, Louis Graze. William J. Graef, Howard B. Greenberg, Morris Greenberg, Ralph L. Grosharf, James T. Gufhrie, Roberl Guslafson, William K. Hall, David L. Hamer, Parry W. Harrison Joseph G' Hsarlness, Jack Harfslein, Richard Halfield, Norman Helfgoif, Frederick W. Hess, Paul Holland, Raymond T. Jaakola, Lawrence Jahn, Roberl' Jamieson, Louis Jelinek, Kennelh Johnson. Orville Johnson, Arnold F. Kansfeiner, Paul Knie, Frederick Kornbacher, Samuel Koven, Roberl' P. Krack, Roberl E. Kuniz, Henry Ledbelrler, Jack C. Lewis, Milion Liberman Arnold Lichiensrein, Lawrence Liiflefield, Glenn R. Lorenzen, Dewey L. Lynn, George McAlpin, Thad S. McCullock, Waller E. McKeen, Harry McLane, John P. McTighe, Edward L. Mack Hem Maes, Charles B. Margach, Dwaine Mason, Jacques May, Tracy M. Mercer, Charles Melcalf, Lawrence E. Meyer, Glenn Michels, Lloyd ilavilz, Alberl' W. Miller, William Moody'Homf-1 L. Moore, Jack J. Moorman, Charles S. Moskop, Jack Moss, Calvin Mueller, Lawrence Nelson, Frank Nerad, Milron Neufeld, George E. Nicholson, Roberl' Oelerich, Morris Ossias'Charles W. OH,'Eleazer C. Overion, Edwin M. Pack, Maurice R. Palmer, Tyrus R. Park, Merle R. Pearle, Milion Penner, Willis B. Phillips, William J. Piiblado, Russell E. Pilfman, Slanley Il. Rafalo Maury L. Ray, Brandon E. Rea, John H. Robinson, lrving T. Rosen, Francis O. Rosenberg, Marvin Rubensfein, James W. Ruff, William Schambach, Leonard Schechier, Herberl' H. Schneider. Daren Schondelmayer, Arihur T. Schreiber, Joseph Schribman, Pefer G. Schroek, Edward T. Schuliz, M. Vinceni Scudder, Harold Shnider, Roberl Shoemaker, Paul F. Shulman, Donald O: Shuman, Leon Siniawsky, George C. Slade, Slanley Sobel, Clini' Solomon, Sigmund Sprilz, Chesier E. Spurlock, Mary E. Sreel, Louis Sfein, John A. Sienslie, Willon Siephen, Alben' B. Shaud Sydney R. Siruhl, Paul D. Swoboda, Harold Tanembaum, William C. Taylor, Arihur W. Thomas, Solomon Toback, Milion D. Tobin, Owen Tommeraasen, George W. Tull, Richard W. Ullery' lrving Unger, Henry M. VanSleen, Wendell Waldie, David S. Walker, Carlfon Way, Herberl' Weschler, Abraham Weinsfein, Herberl' W. Weissman, Robinson G. Wellner Richard C' Wersller, Jack W. Wilkinson, Thurman Willson, Marlin C. Wilson, Alvin Wolansy, David Zager, Alvin Zohn, Rudolph Zusman. ' ' ico ew:5......... LeTT To righT TseaTedl: Oliver WalTon, PhoTographerg Russ Wasshausen, CirculaTion Manager: Don Tip- peTT, Treasurer: John Thomson, News EcliTor: Mel Kaplin, STuclenT AcTiviTies EcliTor. STancling: Jac- ques May, ArT EcliTor: James Manville, Fred Hess, Eleazer OverTon, FeaTure WriTersg Ward MacKeen, EdiTor-in-Chief: Bob Jewell, PhoTographerg Brandon Rea, FeaTure WriTer. NoT in picTure: C. B. Mar- gach, Science EcliTor: Paul Samson, SporTs EdiTor: Len SchechTer. AssT. News EdiTor: Lee STroemer, Cir- culaTion Manager: Yule Rank, PhoTographerg Verdon Webb, Bob Krack, FeaTure WriTers. The NICO NEWS was Tounded as a resulT oT a chance conversaTion b,eTween Mel Kap- lan, John Thomson and Ward Maclieen one aTTernoon in The lobby oT The Dorm. These men, realizing The need Tor a school publicaTion, conTacTed The, Then, PresidenT oT STudenT Coun- cil and, aTTer having received clearance Trom The Council, preceeded To organize a sTaTT and plan The lay-ouT oT The paper. ATTer engravers and prinTers had been conTacTed and decided upon, The TirsT issue was puT To bed in November oT IQ46. One Thousand copies were ordered +ha+ monTh and They carried The news ThaT The TirsT All-School dance had been a huge success and ThaT TwenTy nine had received Their O. D. degrees aT The November graduaTion. CurrenTly, Two Thousand, Tive hundred copies are prinTed Tor each issue and These are noT wiTh The demand. The TNICO NEWS is Tinanced by The sTudenTs Through The STudenT Council 'and is mailed Tree oT charge To The sTaTe associaTions, sTaTe boards, op- TomeTric publicaTions and opTomeTry colleges ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes, Canada and commensuraTe Cuba. -Fred W. Hess kj' LDCQLWV Q Volume I. NOVEMBER 26, 1946 Number 1. 0 C Twenty Nine Receive 0.D. Degree Q, , 4955, I , O lj + X . . I . v-4 D EkPm UTQES Y wo +P L, , mmmVACATION'SMALImEEE - TAKE TEN ev.,wMQQLM ' ' sEP,E M 1,.7 'M ,W FTHE MON PRESTIGE OF OPTOMETRY RISES 5599 i fm? W L Q LH 1 Lfpilgilif-TIIT - 8,--' yv I ! - - I !! 'csvsp IN IE M ! Q 'W MEET r .. ' 5 ' 1 ,E ' L ! A f flulvk ' A 1 YOUR ANNIVERSARY . CHRISTMAS, X917 NUMBER I -ye. AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL qwp NEW BLOOD FOR YOUNG PROFESSION f , Q?' A E gifs? 5 -THE Beer OPTOMETRISTS I- IN mewonw PASS if ---- THRU THESE PorzTALs- Q 5 OUR GRADUATES! NIC Auorrorzuum 5 9 an E 'U!YN '.sY Irfw ua rnlrrn gg lnmgirglux l .. SIM 'G gg F 'E 2 '- RS SY Egifts wifi W 'JJ Lf X1 .15 4 l fp? ' ' Q FOYIWZ' Qs. we pan ,M enic ounci The primary purpose of fhe council is fo regulafe fhe acfivifies of fhe frafernifies and sororify for fhe mufual welfare and besf inferesfs of all. lf plans and organizes fwo rush- l d p e ge seasons each calendar year, and works hard in fhe efforf fo keep all rivalries friendly and harmonious. Membership in fhe Pen Hellenic Council is limifedfo Greek leffer organizafions of fen members or more. The council is also concerned wifh fhe advancemenf of frafernal spirif, nof only wifhin each frafernify buf inferfrafernally as well. To help accomplish 'rhis end, a gala affair is sponsored- each semesfer for fhe enioymenf of all chapfer members. Af presenf, fhe council is comprised of fhree represenfafives from each of fhe five frafernifies, and fh 'f h ' e one sororl y, on f e campus. Officers are elecfed for one semesfer, fhe presidenf being selecfed from a differenf organizafion each fime, in rofafional sequence. -Beverly Argenzio FLOYD MORRIS Presidenf NORMAN LINDER Vice-Presiden+ BEVERLY ARGENZIO Secrefary-Treasurer Hail +o P. T. U .... Pledge The only quaclc in Opfomelry Small, aren'i' fhey? We are loyal and devofed . . . Leo Ancl so. in conclusion - Pick one, Doc The winner. .. The clulchl Marylew, phoropfer and 'Friend Slancl, you Omega Deli. . . IQ JQ,,.,... Wi., ..... Beverly V. Argenzio, Claire Barflrowialr, Bruna Bufanio, Lucille Egnew, Vera Gallagher, Pafricia Groney, Phyllis Henderson, Loraine Hughes, Marilyn Hall Jones, Marylew Lahocla, Ani+a Loper Lewis. Ann Morgan, Margaref Boolrer Pocl-ie, Bernice Teresa Sawicki, Mary Shel. Louise Mario Slevons, Elizabeih H. Slrommen. Julia M. Suiion. Pi Kappa Rho has fhe disfincfion of being fhe oldesf opfomefric sororify. Alpha Chap- fer was founded March I7, l928 af Norfhern Illinois College of Gpfomefry. Since fhaf fime chapfers have been organized af ofher opfomefric colleges- Befa Chapfer af Memphis, and Gamma Chapfer af Los Angeles. The purpose of Pi Kappa Rho is fo furfher fhe inferesfs and ideals of opfomefry, fo pro- mofe sociabilify among members, and fo encourage moral and infellecfual advancemenf. All women enrolled in. or graduafed from, an accredifed opfomefric school are eligible for membership. Prerequisifes for membership are defermined by grade sfandards and ofher requiremenfs as sef up by fhe Pan Hellenic Council. Acfivifies have always included fun and frolic as well as serious sfudy and professional advancemenf. Miss Lida Needles is an honorary member and has been associafed wifh fhe organizafion since ifs infancy. Recenf acfivifies included a Phoropfer Raffle, a vision fraining lecfure and demonsfrafion by a represenfafive of Keysfone View Co., and visifs- fo fhe office of Dr. Marguerife Eberl, Milwaukee. -Claire Barfkowiak LUCILLE EGNEW Presideni LOUISE STEVENS Vice-Presideni' CLAIRE BARTHOWIAK Recording-SeCre+ary MARY STEEL Social Secre'l'ary BRUNA BUFANIO Treasurer JUDY SUTTON ' Chaplain Herman Benneff, Louis Binsioclr, Marlin Caplan, Sheldon Dworman, Paul Feinberg, William Fellman, Darwin Freidland, Harold Garmel, Jack Goldfarb, Sidney Heller, Morris Hu'r'ron, Samuel Koven, Sfuarf Karmann. Marvin Kasilz, Arnold Kafz, Morfon Leaviff, Norman Linder, Manual Marks, Daniel Monf, Robert Newman, Irving Pasman, Leon Reiss, Irving Rosen, Marvin Rosen. Richard Rosin, Myron Rulaensiein, Howard Seidman, Kenne'l'l1 Sl1ae, Arilrur Shapiro, Murray Sfrongwaler, Oscar Wexler, Gerald Wohl, Alvin Zolwn, R. Paul Zusman. amma mega pm ..... The hisTory oT Gamma Omega Phi is a proud one, based upon a heriTage of broTherIy love and professional acTiviTy. IT is a young TraTerniTy, having been Tounded in June OT I946. AT ThaT Time Ten men banded TogeTher and Tormed The BeTa ChapTer aT NorThern Illinois College. This group was The nucleus oT The presenT organizaTion. I:oremosT among The aims is The wish To give The greaTesT assisTancepossibIe To members as They prepare To Take a leading parT in proTessionaI opTomeTry. Socially, Through parTicipaTion in TraTerniTy TuncTions, The group aids as a personaliTy builder Tor The TuTure opTomeTrisT. Open To men oT Jewish TaiTh, Gamma Omega Phi se- IecTs Those men whom iT Teels will uphold The honored ideals of The consTiTuTion. For The married member, G. O. P. oTTers a ladies auxilliary so Thar The beTTer halves may gaTher on meeTing nighTs To indulge in enTerTainmenT pleasing To all. -MarTin Caplan I I ALVIN ZOHN Chancellor NORMAN LINDER Vice-Chancellor WILLIAM FELLMAN Scribe ARNOLD KATZ Exchequer HAL GARMEL Keeper of The Inner PorTaIs R. PAUL ZUSMAN Chaplain l Jerome, Anlell, Ben Bellrin, Marvin Berger, Ralph Block, Allan Braverman, Harold Bussey, Warren Calchman, Clyde Clyman, Eugene Cohen, ,Seymour Denhoi, Sam Davis, Harry Demsch, Bernard Efronson, Seymour Falk, Milford Farbey, EllioH Finlulesiein, Eldred Fishbein, Herman Foon, Millon Freidman, Bernard Gardner, Ralph Gelclbarl, Marlin Gellman, Norman Ginsburg, Harold Glazer,Sidney Goldberg, Clemenl' Hammond, Norman Helfgoff. Richard Heller, Mariin Hymowilz. Bruce Jacobs, William Kaplan, Joseph Kife, Marlin Kohlberg, lrving Levine, Arnold Lichtensfein, Ernesl Lusfig, Alan Mandel, Seymour Marco, Alberl- Miller, Sol Miller, Jack Morof. Floyd Morris, Milion Neufeld, Marvin Rubenslein, Herberl Schneider, Gilberl' Schiffman, Arlhur Schreiber, Sol Schwarlz, Roberl' Shameg, Sidney Shapiro, Harold Shnider, Paul Shulman, Harold Siegel, Daylon Simms, Irving Snyder, Harold -Tanenbaum, Herl:er'l',Wasser- man. Melvin Wasserman., Herberf Weinberg, Ju,lius'Weiss, Leonard Whiie, Herberl Woolf, Sam Yarosi, Alan-York. , u .Sigma i ..... Mu Sigma Pi was founded iusf fiffeen years ago af fhis college fo afford fhe sfudenf body fhe opporfunifies and privileges which membership in a professional frafernify can provide. The obiecf of fhe group is fo spread among ifs members fhose ideals resulfing in Jrhe high- esf level of opfomefric pracfice. The acfivifies are numerous. Lecfures and demonsfrafions on various phases of fhe opfomefric field are required by fhe consfifufion fo be held af leasf once a monfh. The members have 'rhe opporfunify fo advance fheir refracfive fechniques also, since fhe fra- fernify has purchased a complefe unif for fheir use. ln keeping wifh ifs professional sfandards. fhe members of lvlu Sigma Pi mainfain con- sfanf liaison wifh fhe Undergraduafe Council on Efhics. Numerous parfies and hay rides go fowards malcing fhe overall acfivifies a sensible, well- balanced program, equally divided befween fhe educafional, professional and social aspecfs of frafernify life. HERBERT SCHNEIDER Chancellor BERNARD EFRONSON Vice-Chancellor ALAN YORK Scribe SAM YAROST y Exchequer MORTON HYMOWITZ Sergeani'-af-Arms Alan Yorlc George Andrew, Richard Baker, Kenneih Barnes, Warren Bohlinger, William Holding, Bernie Bosler, R. J. Bowers, Clarence Campbell, Roberf Campbell, John Cannon, Walier Chapman, Richard Clifford, W. H. Collisson, Clair T. Connors, Alberf Cornish, Roberf Corns, Nick Crevar, Kennefh Durranf, Roberi Dyson, Ernesr Erikson, William Flynn, W. Fordham, Fred Franks, Pierce Fredericks, Alvin Frey, Roberl' Friske, Arnold Galiano, Charles Geisi, Noel C. Genevay, Carl Geiiig, Wayne Gillan, Julian Gobelef, J. J. Greer, R. L. Grosharl, Woody Hambrick, J. W. Hammel, Raymond Hartsell, Roberi Hesfer, Alfred Hindelang, Henry Hink, Jr., Frank Houpf, C. J. Howe, Jr., Loy Hudson, Earl Jensen, Bill Johnson, Roberi Keifel, Charles Kelley, Emil Kernel, H. C. Kighf, Leo Kileen, Leo Lazar, Jack Lewis, Palmer Lieohiy, Dewey Lynn, Philip McEwen, James McKnight, Donald MacDaniel, William MacDaniel, William Madden, Ralph Mead, Earl Miles, John Mingus. J. P. Mifchell, William Murphy, Paul Neverman, W. D. Newsom, Kenneih Nolan, Beriram Olinger, Russell Ouilaw, Tyrus Park, Jack Penny, George Pefers. Henry Philips, Gerald Plaisied, Tom Price, Jessie Prindle, Ray PruiH', John Raeber, William Ragan, Jasper Raines, Jr., Alfred Ramirez, Jr., Yule Rank, Richard Richier, Donald Ricker, Russell Riffer, William Roberis, Wayne Roquei, William Ross, Calvin Rusfad, Wilbur Rule, E. J. Saghy, R. R. Shoemaker, Roger Sawyer, D. B. Seriles, William Shaffuck, Byron Sheffer, Jack Sires, Willis Smythe, Richard Snook, Robert Sobieski, R. W. Soronson, K. Srewarf, G. W. Sfrauss, Alberi Siroud, Arihur Su99. Roy Sufherland. Russ Swanson, Edmond Taylor, William Taylor, Kenneih Thomas, Owen Tommeraason, Herman Uhrig, Henry VanSleen, Robert Voss, E. Wallace, Jack Walion, William Wardian, Theodore Weihe, Dave Whifehead, Sam Whifehead, Elvan Whife- Ieaiher, Thurman Willson, Mel Wilson, Roberf Winiums, Jack Wooley. M1896 6L ..... Omega DelTa had a very modesT beginning. Several sTucIenTs aT The college, realizing The need of an undergraduaTe organizaTion, Tormed a group on January 2I, I9l7 To bring abouT a closer bond beTween The sTudenTs. So successTully was The local TraTerniTy con- ducTed, ThaT The members conceived The idea oT Torming a NaTional OpTomeTric FraTerniTy. This plan resulTed in The creaTion oT Omega DelTa in I9I9. Seven acTive chapTers are now conTribuTing To The membership oT The naTional group. The alumni oT The TraTerniTy belong To The Omega DelTa Alumni AssociaTion. One oT The TundamenTal precepTs oT The TraTerniTy is To TosTer professional opTomeTry. A Thorough grounding in These principles has been accorded every person who has been ac- cepTed Tor membership. The main purpose oT Omega DelTa is To Teach sound eThics, and To develop The charac- Ter and personaliTy ol iTs members Through The media oT TraTerniTy acTiviTies. ElecTion oT oTTicers is held every Tour monThs, which gives The opporTuniTy Tor more men To express Their leadership abiliTies. I -William H. Collisson I WALTER CHAPMAN Presideni KENNETH NOLAN Vice-PresicIen'I' ' ALFRED RAMIREZ Scribe WILLIAM MAC DANIEL Treasurer L. M. Adler, D. W. Allen, L. E. Allen, D. A. Allison, H. Alfenbach, J. Bafisfa, J. P. Bagmgarclner, T. W. Bell, J. Berglund, M. L. Bernard, H. Berry, J. T. Beverly, W. G. Biclrers, L. M. Bono J. Boolzer, S. Bradley, R. S. Bragdon, F. Broome, H. J. Bumgardner, H. L. Calloway, R. Carbary, C. Chelius, R. Coe, J. A. David, J. Downing, Vlh P. Ferrel, F. A. Fisher, W. M. Fisher, E, P Fisher, C. G. Ford, N. A. Fox, R. Galloway, E. F. Gilberf, M. Ginis, A. Giovaneiii, G. Grama, N. Gramm, E. Hall, V. D. Harasfy, R. Harlow, J. B. Hasler, F. E. Hasiings, L. G. Hoblihell J. B. Hope, P. E. HoH'el, L. G. Haskins, M. K. Hower, P. M. Hughes, R. W. Huifon, V. L. Hybl, R. Jaalrola, R. L. Johns, O. F. Johnson, M. R. Johnson, J. D. Joyce, R. C. Jones, W. F. Kaiser M. Kaplan, A. Kirchner, H. Leadingham, R. R. Leiherer, J. H. Linder, A. D. Love. F- S- l-Ove, R. W. Lyngm, J. C. Manville, E. S. Maliszewslri. J. H. Marek, P. Mason, C. McConnell, A. C McGuire, W. B. MacKeen, T. O. Miles, J. W. Miller, R. H. Morgan, G. R. Nelson, G. E. Odenz, H. W. Odil, R. G. Olerich, W. H. Pierce, RLG. Pearson, R. A.. Perry, W. B. Perry, R . D. Pefers, W. J. Pifblado, W. A. Poche, A. Pollack. F. G. Prevosf, T. H. Raabe, M. L. Ray, B. E. Rea, F. D. Reinhardi, J. Rice, P. Rieh, D. Robinson, A. Rodriguez, E. Rood, E. Rum, J. V. Ryan, E. P. Sawiflce, P. Schroeck, R. E. Schroder, R. J. Shackleford, W. A. Schambach, G. W. Sherman, C. E. Spurlocls, M. K. Smifh, W. W':' Smith, L. J. Snyder, R. Si-arnm, A. Slacker, R. O Sfoufenburg, H. Slrommen, E. F. Sullivan, J. Swariz, P. W. Thiellcing, J. Thomson, D. Tippefi, O. Walfon, R. N. Wasshausen, W. Wedderspoon, L. R. Wells, A. L. Wilbourn, J. Wilmes, W. J Wincell. D. L. Winnerberg, J. E. Young, F. Zieke, Leonard Schaefer. I mega giladiiri pid ..... Omega Epsilon Phi was founded in Oclober, I9I9, al' Columbia Universily. I+ is a na- Jrional fra+erni+y, having chapiers in every recognized class A op+omeI'ric college and univer- siiy which carries opiomeiry on i+s curriculum. Nafional headquarlrers is Iocalrecl in New York Cily. The aims and purposes of The Iraiernilry are Io furlher Ihe cause of oplomeiry as a pro- fession, +0 creare eihical pracliiioners and 'Io promoire new Jrhoughi in modern opromelry. Membership requiremenls demand a minimum grade poini average of 2.2, plus qualiiies of leadership and characler. The Iraierniiy is proud of Jrhe number of men who have gone info 'rhe field of opiomelry and have proved Themselves worlhy. Acfivilies are many: social as well as aJrhIeIic and academic. Dances are given during The school year in addilion To The regularly scheduled evenls of rush season. Guesi' speakers are presenled. The group fakes an aciive parl in all iniramural sporls. Omega Epsilon Phi wishes each member of Jrhe graduaiing class The besl of success and happiness in 'rhe days ahead. -Earl A. I-Iall GILBERT SHERMAN Presideni' LARRY ADLER Vice-Presicleni' JACK DAVID Secrei-ary JAMES HASLER Treasurer WILLIAM PEARCE Pledge Caphain I I Gardner Abner, Joseph Adams, James Alexander, James Aikinson, Joseph Back, Douglas Bell, Leland Blackwell, Roberl' Blumenshine, Haywood Boles, Frank Clark, George Sour!-ney, George DeYoung, Alan Ellioli, Beniamin Emanuel, Charles Erickson, Harry Feaiher, Jack Fihgerald, Warren Fooshee, William Freiday, Phillip Freifag, Donald Glenn, Maurice Griffin, Gerald Griffiih, Hal H'. Hall, Roberi Hanley, Arnold Henderson, William S. Hill, Roger Holland, Walier Humble, William Huih, Shigery lnamasu, William Isaacs, Clyde Jackson, .James E. Jackson, Gerald Jacquef, John H. Jennings, Charles R. Johnson, Louis Johnson, Paul N. Johnson, Ernesf Krebs, Ben Kuklinslci, Roberi' Laiiness, Paul Leggeff, Theodore Lepore, Larron Lerdall, Joseph LoCicero, Charles Loper, George Lucas, Jay Lucasf, Willard Lund, Roberi Mack, Richard L. Mayer, William Moody, Charles J. Moore, John P. Morrison, Charles L. Moskop, Mark Muscarella, Wade Nyquisf, Orville O'Conner, Philip Olin, John Paiferson, Barney Pendleion, Peie Peiros, 'Claude Quisi, Warren Reylaurn, Nafhan Reed, Charles Rice, Thomas H. Roberison, Allen Rooks, Richard Rucolaa, Cliflon Sanders, John B. Senier, Alendor Simmons, Paul Springan, Paul Swoboda, James Temple, William Volclcmann, David Walker, Curl Wall, Jesse M. Wesberry. Mi jlzefa Madiin ..... Alpha ChapTer oT Phi TheTa Upsilon was Tounded in I924. The TirsT Chancellor was Dr. Harry Byland, now oT Milwaukee. ExcepT Tor The years oT World War Il, when The chapTer was inacTive, The TraTerniTy has since been an inTegral parT oT boTh social and aca- demic acTiviTies aT NorThern Illinois College. ' The group was organized To bring abouT a more Triendly and broTherly relaTionship among sTudenT opTomeTrisTs. Phi TheTa Upsilon lnTernaTionaI carries on This spiriT. Every member is pledged To clean and proTessionaI opTomeTry, and To serve The visual needs of his paTienTs To The besT oT his abiliTy in a manner commensuraTe wiTh These ideals. Alpha ChapTer has insTiTuTed an award Tor The highesT scholasTic sTanding wiThin each class of graduaTing broThers, and anoTher Tor leadership abiliTy. The TraTerniTy has several parTies, banqueTs and dinner-dances, which are held every semesTer in The beTTer hoTels and resTauranTs oT greaTer Chicago. The acTiviTies of Phi TheTa Upsilon are given added impeTus by an organizaTion known as The Alpha Club, composed oT The wives oT The members. I-WalTer E. Humble I I FRANCIS LUKASIEWICZ Chancellor EUGENE ATCHISON Vice-Chancellor HERBERT MUELLER Scribe DEAN KYLE Exchequer DONZA WORDEN Inner Guard WILLIAM DELLANDE OuTer Guard BEN EMANUEL I Chaplain 6ilfL6l,l Q and 6017110655585 . . . . . Lawrence M. Adler, Siephen R. Amerson, John R. Anderson, Donald M. Ayler, John P. Baumgardner, George N. Blizzard, Wallace Boclrman, Eugene T. Boeclrelman, Samuel P. Bradley, Alvan V. Brown, John Brownlee, John L. Cannon, Paul E. Cannon, Raymond H. Carlson, Edward B. Casady, Jaclr H. Cave, Alberf Cornish, Eldon R. Crain, Marshall W. Croiris, Richard H. Cravens, Harold L. Crooks, Roberi E. Durig, Roberl S. Elker, Gerald C. Ellioii, Richard H. Fawceii, William G. Fellman, Richard M. Ferguson, Howard R. Fields, Ross Finley, Donald A. Fry, Sterling E. Gardner, Jess E. Goroshow, John P. Graves, Kenneih L. Green, David L. Hafner, Clarence K. Hill, Jack F. Hill, William S. Hill, Henry C. Hinlr, Paul E. Holland, Walier E. Humble, Roloeri W. Hu'H'on, Edward F. Ivy, Reber? F. Jamieson, Donald C. Jensen. Earl J. Jensen. Herberi M. Kane, Charles W. Kirk, Max V. Kile, William H. Krouse, Fredericlr Kushner, John S. Leece, Jack C. Lewis, Alberi D. Love, Francis S. Love, George R. McAlpin, Louis L. McCormick, Joseph V. Markee, George F. Massie, Wesley E. Meclrelberg, John P. Mial, John H. Mingus, James M. Naborney, Paul K. Nasfell, Walfer D. Newsom, John E. Norman, Samuel Kenneih Osborn, John F. Palmer, Joseph Pislrin, Roberl- W. Powell, Milion Rand, Elmer Z. Robinson, Alberi' H. Rodriguez, Darl B. Romey, Eugene E. Rood, Frank Russum, Calvin H. Rusiad, Randolph M. Salrada, Elias S. Saliba, Farris Saliba, Milfon J. Schoonover, Roberi' E. Schwarfz, Soloman Z. Silverman, William B. Simulclca, Kenneih O. Siroihman, Arihur V. Sugg, William C. Taylor, Arihur W. Thomas, Dalion O. Thompson, Thomas J. Tonlzs, Adolph E. Varnes, Glenn A. Wafers, S. Boyd Wilkinson, Melvin F. Wilson, Thomas D. Wilson. The Square and Compass Club was organized in Sepiember l93l by a group of Masier Masons who were siudenis aiiend- ing ihe college a+ +ha+ iime. After verifying membership of fhe various applicanis wiih iheir home lodges, the firsl' official meeiing was held fhe following monih. ' The club was quiie aciive uniil l94l, ai which 'iime decreased enrollmeni during ihe war years made confinuaiion of 'ihe organizaiion impossible, an-d 'ihe meeiings were suspended for 'l'he duraiion. lnifiaiion and induciion of new members is held ai' ihe insiallaiion banquel' shorily afier fhe beginning of each semesier. Social funciions include ladies nighis, banqueis, dinner dances and picnics. Many of 'lhe pasf members have become leaders in 'ihe opiomeiric field. Dr. Franlc M. Rooi, 'lhe 'Firsi presideni of 'l'he club, is pracficing in Iowa. where he has done ouisfanding worlr in vision 'lraining. Honorary members of 'ihe group include Drs. William B. Needles and C. Sfanley McGuire. KENNETH L. GREEN Presideni EDWARD F. IVY . Vice-Presiclenl' ALBERT D. LOVE Secreiary W. H. KROUSE Treasurer PAUL E. CANNON Parliameniarian GEORGE BLIZZARD Tyler QlfUlflfl6LIfl ......... Ab . g H Romel Audelie, Eugene T. Berller, Roberl' B. Bircher, Bruna Bufanio, Roberl W. Bumbleburg, Alfred R, Chmielniclci, Joe Cuccio, Conrad DeMichiel, Frank H. Fisher, Alvin L. Frey, James F. Guthrie, Joe Hains, Vicfor Harasly, Paul Hughes, Roberf Kallcar, Richard A. Koslerman, Edward Labney, Gordon Morgan, Charles Moslcop, J. R. Nolan, Orville O'Conner, Carl V. Plumb, C. A. Rogers, John J. Ryan, J. V. Ryan, James Sf. Philip, Tom Sandon, Joseph Schools, George Semerad, Joseph J. Shials, Don R. Slruya, Edward Slafiery, Ray Sleiningar, 'Harold R. Szwed, Roberl' C. Treffer, Henry Waldschmidlq Norberi H. Wysoclri, Roberl C. Zwiclcy. The Newman Club is a group dedicaled 'lo Cafholic cullure and fellowship, 'Foslering 'lhe spirilual, infelleclual and social inferesl of +he Calholic srudenis of The college. The club did nol funclion during lhe war. li was reorganized by Vicfor Harasfy, Joseph Schools and Tom Gulhrie in July, I947, as a branch of 'Phe Nalional Newman Clubs of America. Membership is open fo all Calholic siudenls. Honorary membership is exlenclecl fo non-sludenfs as shall be elecled by unanimous vore of +he execuiive commi'H'ee. The religious acfivifies consisl of discussions, led by Falher Burns of Holy Angels Parish, 'Phe presenf chaplain, concerning fhe Calholic viewpoinl on efhics, lhe posii-ion of fhe professional man in lhe culfure of foday, and general subiecfs periaining lo 'lhe Doclrines of lhe Catholic Church. The social evenls in 'rhe pasi have consisled of club dinners, and gafherings wifh ofher college organizafions. Newman Club regularly meefs wifh fhe Young People's Club of Sl. Ambrose Parish. -Alfred R. Chmielnichi I PAUL KEWIN Presidenl JOSEPH V. RYAN Vice-Presiclenlf JOSEPH CUCCIO Recording Secrelary JOSEPH D. MAINS Corresponding Secrefary WILL ROGERS Treasurer e,,,.,,,,., 64.4 ......... D. Boise Alford, Paul Bean, Phillip Berman, J. Bieri, Arnold Caplan, Edward Chase, Sidney K. Cohen, Reber? Cole, Ernesi Daly, William D. Dellande, Gerald Elliof, Herman Foon, Hernando Henao, Harry Hollander, Morron Kohlberg, Howard Pearlsione, Harold Rasdall. A Realizing lhaf professional success depends largely upon fhe abiliiy 'lo make oneself known 'io fhe public, a group of sfu- denfs organized fhe Forum Club of Norfhern Illinois College of Opfomefry in December of I947, in order 'lo develop 'lheir abiliiies as speakers. The firsf meefing was held in February of I948. The wrifers of 'Phe consfifufion, Morris Ginis, Dan Epps, and Frank Fischer, were elecfed chairman, vice-chairman and parliamenfarian respecfively and guided fhe group 'rhrough ifs infancy. To inspire and mainfain fhe confidence of 'the public and of ofher professional men, an opiomefrisl should be able fo speak well and convincingly, formally or informally before any group. ' A+ fhe meeiings of 'lhe club, sfudenf speakers are presenfed and 'lhen are subiecfed fc consfrucfive crificism from 'Phe audience, fhus providing experience under a varieiy of speaking condifions. Topics are selecled for 'lheir inieresf value and include bofh currenf evenfs and subiecfs perfaining fo opromefry. A new group of speakers is selecied for each meeling. -Morris M. Ginis MORRIS M. GINIS Chairman DAN D. EPPS Vice-Chairman FRANK H. FISCHER Parliamenrarian ima Kfnztl. ..... .... Morfon Berlcowifz, Phillip Berman, Herberf Branfman, Oscar Brillianf, William Clearfield, Malcolm Cohn, Jerry Dorslry, Herberf Ersfling, Edward Feldman, lrving Finlrel, Andrew Friedman, Herman Gelles, Harold Glazer, Jack Gorov, lrving Greenfield, Harry Hollander, Alfred Kaplan, Bernard Kirschenbaum, Fred Laufe, Harold Leflrofslry, LeRoy Manes, Daniel Monf, Alberf Nord, Marvin Podlcin, Sfanley Rafalo, Phillip Raznilc, Joseph Reichsfein, Saul Rubin, Marvin Rubensfein, Louis Schlussel, Morris S.l1imowi+z, Samuel Singer, Sfanley Sobel, Morley Solomon, Oscar Solway, Leonard Spear, Milfon Specfor, Donald Stiles, Alben' Suffon, Leonard Tannenbaum, Roberf Turbow, Harberf Wasserman, Alvin Wolanslxy, Sanford Ziff. The B'nai B'rifl1 Chapfer was charfered by fhe Nafional Order on January l7, l947. The organizer and firsf presidenf of fhe organizafion was Sanford Ziff. The purpose of fhe group is fo provide a religious and social affiliafion for all Jewish sfu-denfs, as well as providing afh- lefic and professional acfivifies. Since ifs incepfion, fhe chapier has been acfive in college affairs. The soffball feam has been an infegral parf of 'lhe in- framural league for fhe pasf 'lwo seasons, and baslrefball, bowling and golf have receive much a'Hen'I'ion. The mosf elaborafe social evenf of fhe B'nai B'ritl1 season was 'l'l1e Spring Dance al' ihe Shoreland Hofel. Various sfag dinner-meefings have been held, as well as rnonfhly educafional and culfural meefings, which have been,open fo 'l'he sfudeni' body. -Sanford Ziff and Samuel Singer ALBERT SUTTON Presidenl' HERBERT BRAUTMAN Vice-Presidenf DONALD STILES Recording Secrefary BERNARD KIRSCHENBAUM Corresponding Secrefary AL KAPLAN Treasurer AL WOLANSKY Sergeanf-al'-Arms JOSEPH RElCHSTEl,N Chaplain ggQ!fffI,Q.'5 ......... . Emogene Abner, Elhel Abrahams, Beverly Ales, Dorolhy Alexander, Frances Anzion, Harriel Arenslein, June Baker, Ramona Barnharl, Sara Ann Bell, Janelle Belkin, Jean Bennell, Jean Berry, Belly Beverly, Palricia Bickers, Carol Blake, Dorolhy Boggs, Polly Boles, Elaine Bonnell, Frances Brady, Marilyn Campbell, Frances Cannon, Marie Casady, Marion Cave, Delyne Chap- man, Dorolhy Chase, Marjorie Cale, Virginia Crooks, Mary Crolls, Vicloria Davis, Alice Dellande, Belly Devine, Doris Drake, Lillian Dubow, Mariorie DuLong, Lenola Dyer, Lois Elberl, Joyce Elker, Lois Epps, Marilyn Ernsl, Lee Ervin, Mae Esposilo, Eileen Fisher, Lorraine Fishbein, Belly Jean Franks, Grace Frank, Janel Gardner, Mary E. Gardner, Ann Gaylord, Billie Fae Geisl, Anila Genlil, Muriel Glidden, Mary Green, Mildred Greenberg, Jeanne Hall, Mariorie Hanson, .Helen Harlig, Mary Louise Heiser, Flora Hill, Jane Hink, Gloria' Houpl, Helen Hudson, Josie Hughes, Jeanelle Hunl, Louise lvy, Ellen Johnson, June Johnson, Belly Kaiser, Belly Keilel, Mary King, Aura Jean Kile, Diddy Krause, Mariorie Kremer, Janel LaJaness, Gene Lannon, Gladys Larimore, Marie La Shorne, Cleo Lel.herer, Gloria Levine, Maude Lewis, Gloria Lynch, Joyce McClinlic, Jane McEwen, Evelyn McGuire, Al McLeroy, Kalherine McLaughlin, Carla Marcoux, Ruby Margach, Eilleen Mial, Jean Michells, Dorolhy Miller, Cecelia Mingus, Gene Minning, Belly Moore, Helen Moore, Marcia Mooreman, Mildred Murphy, Janice Murray, Elva Naslell, Dorolhy Nickel, Bernice Nielson, Dorolhy Nikkel, Leda Nolan, Rila Ossias, Belly Overlon, Joyce Park, Eslelle Paul, Ann Pearson, Doris Quisl, Mary Ann Raeber, Evelyn Ragan, Rulh Renier, Hedy Resnick, June Reyburn, Helen Robinson, Becky Robinson, Jean Rodriguez, Nell Rooks, Eleanor Ross, Lorella Saghy, Hulda Sawyer, Lois Schamback, Marge Schmidl, Clara Semerad, Mary Frances Schacklelord, Belly Sherman, Phyllis Sherrerd, Rila Shoemaker, Margarel Sill, Harriel Silverman, Grace Slade, Florence Sluiler, Dorolhy Solomon, June- Sperry, Margarel Slephens, Mary Sl. Louis, Phyllis Slrolh- man, Laura Slroud, Virginia Slrauss, Mary Sugg, Loraine Sullon, Belly Sundberg, Belly Spollard, Gloria Tubershaw, Mary Lou Wealch, Mary Louise Vinsanl, Mary Eileen Waldschmidl, Roberl Wallon, Gerrie Wardian, Cynlhia Wasserman, Rulh Wasserman, Carole Weaver, Edilh Weike, Elaine Weinberg, Jeanne Wellenslein, Thelma Wexler, Sylvia While, Peggy Wil- born, Lennae Wilkinson, Frances Wille, Jane Williams, Maxine Wilson, Jane Wilson, Mildred Wohl, Jane Woller, Colleen Workman, Frances Wrighl, Bonnie Young, Mildred Young. The Dames Club was organized for lhe benelil and pleasure ol lhe wives of NICO sludenls. The purpose is really lwolold: lirsl, lo acquainl lhe members wilh rhe profession lheir husbands have chosen, and lhe necessary parl lhey are lo play in civic lile as lhe wives ol professional men, and second, lo provide a social lile lor lhe girls while away lrom lheir home slales. Meelings are held lwice each monlh. Leclures by men and women ol prominence in oplomelry ellen are included in lhe programs. In addilion, lhe meelings are supplemenled by demonslralions in lhe arls and sciences close lo lhe hearls ol home- makers. Showers, parlies, picnics, and lours lo places ol inleresl in and around Chicago, are all parl of lhe club's busy social calendar. A bouquel and farewell gill is presenled each member al lhe lime of her husband's gradualion. ll is fell lhal lhe Dames Club is a necessary and worlhwhile organizalion which assisls greally in welcoming sludenl-wives and making lhem al home during lheir residence in Chicago. -Frances Wille DELYNE CHAPMAN Presidenl CLEO LETHERER I sl Vice-Presidenl SARA BELL 2nd Vice-Presidenl FRANCES CANNON Recording Secrelary LOU ISE IVY Corresonding Secrelary MARY GREEN Treasurer we fe CFML!! ..... l Roy C. Adams, William D. Allen, Roberi N. Bedsole, Haywood B. Boles, Edwin Bryan, John B. Burns, R. H. Campbell, E. A. CoshaH', Jim H. Day, Jaclc M. Drolce, Roberi' A. Halfacre, William Hill, James F. Himburg, Allen McGuire, James H'. McClendon, James A. Miller, Charles J. Moore, Charles Nelson, E. C. Overion, John Pa'Herson lll, Allen C. Rocks, Roberl' Shaclxleford, Willard Smiih, Herman D. Uhrig, Rex A. Willoughby, Sidney L. Wrighf. B. Alford, R. Borcienef, C. Bradley, H. Brenis, M. Denman, D. Harrier, H. Hinlc, L. Lyons, G. McCandless, J. Sugg, H. Turner Julius Lamm, Presidenh Harold Balaam, Vice-Presidenh Fred Senaldi, Secrefaryg Vernon Wall, Treasurer. Harry Armsirong, Don Baker, Leslie Bergman, Roberi' Blumenshine, William Clearfield, Donald Cosby, Jerry Dorslry, Irving Dubow, Myron Gor- don, Harry Greenberg, Morris Greenberg, Ray Hilcida, Talrayuki Hirafa, C.harles Huff, John Jeans, Fred Kornbacker, Allen Larson, Arnold Lichfensfein, William McCormick, lsadore Marlrowiiz, Roberi Phillips, Alion Pifman, John Raeber, Max Robbins, Darl Romey, Lewis Royce, Herberi Schneider, Richard Sibeniclr, Floyd Zasfrow, Paul Zusman. Gene Brady, John C. Brennan, Jack R. Caldwell, Roberf Conkling, Charles Cope, Richard H. Cravens, Dorman E. Francis, Jess E. Goroshow, Harold J. Kendrick, Claude H'. McConnell, Carl G. Nielsen, Harry Odil, Maurice Palmer, Ray M. Plsano, Wilbur E. Rule, Robert E. Schwariz, Marvin C. Sherrard, Edwin J. Snickerson, C. M. Souihall, Albert A. Sufion, George W. Tull. D. K. Adler, W. V. Ales, J. R. Alford, G. A. Beaver, D. M. Bremer, H. G. Bremer, R. H. Cravens, L. O. Embrey, P. Evans, M. F 'nblum W. G. Fellman, W. L. Fischer, N. C. Genevay, J. D. Haines, D. E. Harvey, A. F. Hindelang, J. C. Hinrnan, J. Lo'Cicero,'A. D. Love, F. S. Love, J. McClendon, A. H. McKinley, F. W. Marks, D. Milchell, R. F. Mrfchell, E. Morrison, W. D. Newsom, K. Nolan, C. L. Osierberger, W. A. Poche, A. Ramirez, C. Reissin C. Rogers, J. Roumain, F. Russum, J. F. . . . . 'Y Sf. Philip, G. E. Seal, L. Sinlawslry, A. Smason, W. Vinsani, J. W. vl,IlKIhSOI'i, T e ani l Frank A. Broome, Presidenh Leonard Deuisch, Vice-President Julia M. Sufion, Secrefaryg Waller J. Chapman, Corresponding Secreiary: Ted E. Weihe, Treasurer: Alberi H.. Rodriguez, Sergeani-al-Arms. William Barre'H, Peler Baumberger, Phillip Ber- man, Herberl' A. Braufman, Charles R. Cochran, George Francis Cribb, F. P. Drohan, Bernard E. Efronson, James H. Finch, James E. Folsom, Norman A. Fox, Alvin L. Frey. Thomas H. Hall, Roberl' G. Galloway, William S. Goldsiein, Hal H. Hall, Clemeni C. Hammond, Jaclx L. Hargraves, Lee G. L. Haslrin, B. M. Heifman, A. H. Hillman, Hugh B. Jones, Bernard Kirschenbaum, Edwin H. Kifchen, Presfon Knapp, Arfhur Levinson, John H. Lexow, Dewey L. Lynn, Seymour R. Marco, Roberi' l. Marlow, Francis R. Mead, Franlc H. Pearce, Ralph W. Sera, Chesler E. Sibley, Jesse L. Simon, Paul O. Thomas, Roy C. Turner, Lee Pinimey Vice, William E. Walker, Donald L. Wennerburg, Charles S. Whipple, George K. Winfon, Howard Winfon, Ralph M. Yacobian, William Burns Yaies, Russell Gordon Young, Sanford L. Ziff, William D. Flynn. 5 J. R. Raines, Secreiaryg Paul F. Ashron, Direcfor of Public Relaiionsg G. C. Slade, Direcior of Professional Advancement S. R. Amerson, Eugene P. Aichison, Rolaerr C. Bailie, Joseph D. Barlar, J. C. Berry, J. F. Clifford, R. R. Clifford, W. H. Cohen, A. M. Culbrefh, Wilfon Davis, William T. DeWiH, William D. Flynn, Maurice Griffin, M. T. Grissom, J. P. Henderson, R. J. Holland, .Clyde H. Jaclrson, Louie H. Johnson, Morris C. King, Ami P. Majors, P. K. Mason, Jacques May, C. A. Meaders, ganles Jxvvlllner, Q. J. Peele, Marvin E. Rosen, E. S. Saliba, Ferris Saliba, Clifion H. Sanders, R. D. Sherrill, Emory P. Smiih, urls a . l Carmen J. Cosianzo, President Emery Sigefi, Vice-Presidenh Arfhur T. Schreiber, Corresponding Secreiary: Joseph Cuccio, Re- cording Secreiary: Gerald C. Elliolr, Treasurer. Jerry Agres'l', George Anfon, Saul Averbach, John B. Bamba, Jerry D. Bayer, Marvin Berger, Ralph D. Bloch, E. L. Bogmenko, Walier L. Brenharfl, John H. Cane, James F. Clifford, Roberi E. Collins, Alvin A. Cooper, Maurice David, Frank Dibble, Jerome W. Dvoref, Allen H. Feldman, Keiih E. Finn, Franl: Gianfriddo, Alfred A. Gossan, M. S. Gordon, Wayne F. Kaiser, Marvin Kasik, Edward Kinney, Paul Knie, Eugene M. Kossowslri, Joseph A. Havel, Norman M. Helfgoii, Waller E. Humble, Howard A. Joneson, Josephine Jewulslri, Edward J. Lauf, Roberf N. L. Lynam, Calvin J. Maginel, Roberi J. Marsan, Dwaine L. Mason, George F. Massie, Roberi' C. Meis+erburg, Raymond T. McGuire, T. O. Miles, Jack J. Moorman, Charles L. Moslcop, Leonard W. Murphy, Peier Nappe, Carl S. Nelson, Cyril Nierman, Edward Osran, John S. Papadolras, Roberl C. Rearson, Sydney M. Perlman, Roberi E. Pe++i+, John-J. Price, John J. Reil, Joseph B. Roach, Sol Roclce, J. A. Roebuck, Thomas J. Rofh, Roberi W. Russell, Gilberr L. Sacher, John D. Sahlin, Norman Schoenberg, Sol I. Schwariz, William L. Schulz, Howard B. Seidmon, Eli Sered, Roberl' Shames, A. O. Sheade, Harold A. Shnider, Harold Siegel, Emery Sigeli, Gordon L. Slrinner, Paul J. Slaion, John B. Sleefer, Chesfer S. Solrolowslci, Laverne Siauffer, Leo L. Siein, Bernard Sfern, Roberi H. Sfernberg, Judd R. Sforey, Richard L. Siraiian, Kenne+h O. Sfroihman, William J. Si'upari+z, W. C. Taylor, Donald Tippeif, Charles E. Valaselz, A. E. Varnes, James F.-Veach, Norman D. Veaich, Flories Voiles, Leon R. Wells, Harold L. Whiimer, Joseph W. Wiggin, Edward M. Wilinkin, John D. Wolley, Roberi F. Wolf, Eugene Wolslri, lrving W. Yaros, Franl: L. Yonan. 1 J. O. Barnharf, President R. G. Corns, Vice-Presidenfg J. H. Doyle, Sec'y: R. W. Keiiel, Treasurer: J. J. Abrams: Correspondeni. G. B. Abner, J. J. Abrams, K. F. Allen, H. Alfenbaoh, D. E. Alfer, J. S. Alvey, H. Ausfin, D. J. Banfy, J. O. Barnhari, R. L. Balmer, A. J. Basfin, S. B. Bernsfein, J. H. Billingsley, L. D. Blake, A. A. Blue, W. Boclnman, H. E. Bonnei, S. Bradley, B. J. Bosler, J. J. Bowers, C. A. Brizius, R. W. Bumbleburg, H. J. Carbaugh, W. H. Collisson, R. G. Corns, E. R. Crain, N. J. Crevar, D. C. Curiiss, J. H. Doyle, R. O. Eberhard, L. Egnew, A. R. EllioH', A. Enz, R. H. FawceH', W. P. Ferrell, H'. E. Fisher, L. Graze, H. L. Grossniclrle, P. D. Grossniclcle, R. L. Hargis, H. A. Hawkins, R. L. Hesfer, D. Hia'H, W. E. Horan, L. L. Hudson, J. F. Ingle, J. lzydorelr, A. L. Johnson, E. F. Josephson, R. W. Keiiel, E. C. Kernel, J. E. Kernel, J. Kidd, J. J. Koczan, W. P. Kooy, E. Kress, P. R. Lashorne, R. D. Lauer, M. Liberman, P. E. Liechfy, S. Liszcyak, G. R. Lorenzen, G. A. McAfee, T. S. McCulloch, P. McDonel, C. C. McKinney, D. L. MacDaniel, W. E. MacDaniel, E. D. Marhell, J. R. Mayer, R. L. Mayer, A. D. Meneghini, J. C. Miller, H. L. Moore, J. R. Moss, J. R. Nicholson, J. R. Nolan, J. E. Norman, B. R. Olinger, G. H. O'Niell, J. J. Paluga, J. S. Papadalcos, V. Penner, J. R. Peirie, M. Podltin, R. P. Rehl, R. A. Richier, R. Rucoba, R. W. Sawyer, M. V. Scudder, H. Seidmon, B. R. Smifh, C. E. Smifh, R. C. Snook, S. Sobel, B. S+ern, A. C. Sioclter, A. B. Slroud, W. P. Tennell, J. Thornburg, R. C. Treifer, R. W. Turbow, C. C. Turner, R. C. Verhagen, C. L. Way, S. A. Warner, H. Weissman, E. G. Whiieleaiher, T. D. Wilson, R. E. Wohier, W. D. Yeager, J. A. Zimmerman, R. T. Zimmerman. George H. Andrew, Presidenh Jay Y. Floclchar-i, Vice-Presidenh Alberi' Cornish, Jr., Secrefary-Treasurer. - Joseph Adams, John Almond, George H. Andrew, George Anfon, Paul S. Baker, James D. Bergland, Melvin L. Bernard, Max Bovenmyer, Franl: H. Collings, Roberl Conluling, Alberl' Cornish, Jaclc Cummings, lra Max Deal, Roberi' M. Drummond, William Echelberger, K. Roberf Ernsf, Jay Y. Floclrhari, Richard Gorrell, Colin G. Gould, James W. Hanley, Joseph G. Harkness, Rolland A. Heiser, Roberi J. Henlceis, Glenn V. Higgens, Phil Hoifel, Roberi' M. Hubbard, George K. Hulrill, D. C. Jensen, Earl Jensen, Kennefh L. Johnson, Alvin K. Jones, Michael J. Kacere, James R. Kading, Norman W. Kilburn, Vernon C. Krambeck, Roberi S. Leighfon, Charles A. Leonard, Roberi' F. Logan, Glenn R. Lorenzen, George R. McAlpin, James C. Manville, Elwin J. Marsh, Gordon Morgan, Roberi' L. Myers, Milford D. Nelson, Gerald P. Nessef, Russell A. Nielsen, Donald L. Nordberg, Wade W. Nyquisi, Orville M. O'Connor, Joseph J. Paluga, Yule E. Rank, Harry Rasdal, Charles D. Rice, Paul Alberi- Rieiz, John H. Robinson, Wayne Roquef, Joseph V. Ryan, Paul E. Samson, William Samson, Joseph F. Schoofs, Roberi' C. Simmons, Max L. Smifh, Ralph L. Smifh, Louis L. Snyder, Paul D. Swoboda, Paul W. Thielking, Owen Tommeraasen, John Wilmes, Thomas Wrighi, Walter T. Wrighi, Elwood M. Young. Henry Baumgardner, Presidenllg Franlrlin Reinhardt'Vice-Presidenlp Eugene Jeffrey, Secrelary-Treasurer. Norman Abra- hams, Don Ayler, Roberf Bannlsler, ,Warren Blffer, Roberl Bryanf, Doyle Burch, William Carriger, Richard Cravens, Marshall Crolls, Dale Dean, Waller-Fooshee, Dorman Francis, Donald Fry, Lowell Goodwin, Franklin Harms, J. D. Joyce, William llzlaeslg, lgelberlQL'aImir,ILjulskhIg1cCormElc, Mgnukel Mirllrs, Duane Mason, Ted Mendenhall, Carl Nelson, Glenn Nelson, Mary eson, ernar IC e, ac enny, mer ic elf, lon Pilm ,J m R b lr, H R d ,Th Sh ,L Slumfall, Waller Talley, Wendell Waldie, Melvin Wilson. an a as oe uc al-Vey Y er omas uman awrence G. Max Wagner, Presi'den'l': John J. Ryan, Vice-Presiden'l': A. G. Barlon, Secrelary-Treasurer Damen Allen, Joseph H. Bach, Douglas V. Bell, Leon Brooke. William ,N. Clinger, Je'Ffie C. Davis, Slaler A. Denion, Hamilfon A. Durning, Harry Fealher, Charles E. Freeman, James H. Fuson, William Humphrey, William Isaacs, Edward Ivy, Don Kerr, Henry Leadingham, Jaclz H. Linder, L. C. Long, John McCann, Lee R. Manes, Bobby Madden, James R. Nolan, Jo.hn L. Palmer, Abe Paper, George H. Pifiman, T. J. Reynolds, Sol Roclce, William A. Schambach, Elmer H. Schmidl, David B. Sefiles, Bernard W. Shaw, John R. ShuH, William J. Slusher, Louis E. Sfeinfeld, J. Melvin Sirobel. Raymond Tarbis, James R. Temple, Dalian O. Thompson, Paul A. Tosh, Carllon A. Way, Charles H. Williams, Ernesf Wolf. George Blizzard, Presidenh Jack David, Vice-Presideni: William Bolding, Secreiaryg Eugene Maliszewski, Treasurer. R. E. Adams, L. M. Adler, S. L. Anderson, L. Aronoff, H. D. Ar'lman,J. H. Bailey, C. Barfkowiak, W. K. Belasco. H. W. Benner, R. R. BenI'z, J. A. Bergel, D. H. Bernihal, G. N. Blizzard, R. D. Blumenshine, W. M. Bolding, R. J. Bowers, G. T. Brennan, A. V. Brown, H. L: Brown, L. A. Burg, B. C. Bussard, H. I. Bussey, M. Caplan, E. M. Chase, C. Chelius, A. R. Chmielnicki. M. R. Cohn, G. S. Cole, J. A. David, H. J. Dean, I. H. Deevey, C. R. De Michiel, M. L. Dubin, J. F. Dulong, J. K. Durran'l', S. J. Dqorman, D. D. Epps, P. C. Feinberg, I. J. Finkel, H. Foon, J. F. Ford, F. C. Franks, C. B. French, L. C. Gardner, H. J. Garmel, G. A. Garner, W. H. Geeriz, F. A. Gemmell, D. J. Geniil, B. W. Gillan, M. Ginis, J. Gorov, G. Grama, N. Grama, J. P. Graves, S. Greenberg, P. J. Groney, E. A. Hall, G. R. Hall, F. T. Hamilion, J. W. Hammel, J. B. Hasler, J. F. Hill, C. J. Howe, Jr., M. L. Hu'l'l'on, D. HL Hyler, R. K. Jewell, G. B. Johnson, E. E. Jonassen, R. G. Jones,R. M. Jones, E. R. Kamlay, M. A. Kamlay, S. A. Karmann, A. Kah, R. Kenzie, T. K. Kokubo, S. Koven, R. P. Krack, W. E. Krebs, J. R. Kuzara, G. R. Leach, M. W. Leavill, F. Lee, J. Leeco, H. L. Lefkofsky, J. D. Levine, R. M. Lewis, A. Lichiensiein, N. Linder, E. Lusiig, W. W. Madden, E. S. Maliszewski, R. J. Marcoux, J. A. Malhews, V. M. McCIin'l'ic, A. McKay, W. E. McKeen, S. Meisner, L. E. Meyer, G. E. Michels, S. Milewski, S. G. Miller, R. D. Meschnick, T. K. Miihoff, R. T. Moore, J. E. Moran, J. Morof, H. R. Mueller, J. C. Myers, R. Nuemann, R. D. Mickerson, J. R. Nixon, C. L. Movak, W. N. Oosiing, T. R. Park, I. Pasman, H. H. Phillips, A. D. Porfer, P. Raznik, J. B. Reichslein, M. Robbins, H. R. Rosen, I. T. Rosen, W. V. Ross, M. Rofh, M. J. Rubenslein, E. H. Saghy, T. E. Sandon, R. L. Sandsfrom, A. Sanfa, B. Sarokin, D. B. Schondelmayer, B. Schuff, I. T. Schulh, N. H. Schwariz, M. V. Scudder, A. Shapiro, B. W. Sheffer, G. W. Sherman, J. J. Shiels, H. A. Shnider, R. H. Shorr, R. H'. Sluifer, R. C. Smifh, P. Solway, H. R. Sfamm, C. Siawinski, R. H. Swanson, B. F. Szakaly, H. R. Szwed, R. L. Szymanski, K. J. Thomas, T. J. Tonks, L. J. TrombeHi, T. L. Turcorl, H. H. Vanderzwaag, E. L. Wallace, J. B. Walfon, O. S. Walion, M. A. Wasserman, C. L. Wafson, M. Weisman, L. J. Wilson, S. Yarosf, T. S. Ziolkowski, R. P. Zusman, Eugene Baron, Lawrence E. Beecher, C. A. Beniamin, E. P. Boggs, R. F. Bosch, W. J. Goldie, F. G. Prevosf, E. Rakes, P. G. Turco'H', W. R. Wedderspoon. Tracy Mercer, Presidenh Oscar Van Wiri, Vice-Presidenl: Donald Anderson, Treasurer: Phyllis Henderson, Secrelary. Richard Aho, Ed Albrechf, George Beaumoni, Malcolm Bekken, James D. Berglund, Orville Blacksiead, Keifh Blake, Glenn Boeck, Virgil Bredemier, Dave Bregel, Adam Brenny, James Buckley, Fulion Bundy, Herb Chrisfensen, H'arry Dahl, Max Deboll, William Dickin- son, Russell Dorland, John Drescher, James Dyson, Fay Elberi, Harold Erickson, Frank Ervin, Seymour Falk, Ed Gilberf, Harry Greenberg, John Gulon, Roberf Gusiafson, Ray Hallquisi, Hugh Hanlon, Joe Hariness, David Harvey, Roy Heimann, Arnold Henderson, Russell Hendrickson, Charles Hill, Ray Jaakola, Lawrence Jahn, Wayne Jahn, Russell Jensen, Roberl' Jewell, Kennelh Johnson, Viclor Johnson, William Johnson, Arlhur Keel, Rolaeri' Keiiel, Frederick Keller, Donald Kerr, Orville Kienifz, Richard Kindy, Ben J. Kuklinski, Marylew Lahoda, Wallace Lamb, Godfrey Larson, Roberl' Lindell, Ed McLaughlin, Ardale Moen, Harry Morgan, David Morsfad, Joe Neiizke, Oscar Ness, Walfer Nordin, Eugene Oakley, Philip Olin, George O'Niel, Bill Pifblado, Gerald Plaisfed, George Preble, Warren Reyburn, Howard Rose, Aaron Ryan, Milfon Schoonaver, Ed Schulfz, Harold Skadeland, Burien Sku1a, Merrill Smifh, Wesley Smiih, Vernon Spofford, Gene Sundberg, Emeril' Thompson, Ed Threinen, John Teil, Dick Ullery, David Van Do Sfeig, Melvin Virnig, Gordon Wands, John Wafzke, Reber? Zwicky. ,--xi.. 1 Samuel P. Bradley, Secrelaryg R. Baker, l. C. Barrahe, P. Bean, L. H. Becraff, T. W. Bell, R. Beyer, L. N. Bono, S. Chapman, N Clough, R. W. Cole, J. R. Criles, J. A. DeClue, W. D. Dellande, D. J. Eaden, C. F. Eisenbach, H. R. Fields, J. E. Flefcher, F. D Fonfana, R. C. Franke, M. E. Fray, L. J. Greene, R. E. Hariig, J. Harfsfein, R. Hensel, W. L. Hufh, C. Johnson, J. E. Johnson O. F. Jonson, J. D. Joyce, A. F. Kansieiner, M. Kaplan, S. J. King, A. J. Kirchner, C. Kirkpalriclr, P. J. Kreuger, J. M. Lannon J. W. Lifflefield, L. Lifflefield, C. E. Loper, G. A. Lucas, J. Lucasf, R. K. Mack, H. A. Mafihews, J. D. McWay, G. W. Mililello R. H. Miller, C. R. Mueller, G. Norman, H. W. Odil, C. R. Olson, C. E. Pearson, R. E. Piffman, A. Pollack, R. RiHer, L. M Roach, D. H. Robinson, W. M. Robinson, M. Saphian, J. A. Shreve, J. J. Shreve, S. Silverman, R. F. Slane, N. Snider, V. N Sommers, M. W. Sfephens, J. Swarlz, H. Tachman, H. A. Waldschmidf, D. W. Whifehead, S. H. Whifehead, P. A. Wolf, G. J Zweig. Donald Daly, Chairman and Corresponding Secrefaryq Arnold Caplan, Treasurer. Donald A. Allison, Moriimer Arensfien, Romeo Aude'H'e, Roberf Beyer, Roberf Bieri, Michael J. Bohara, Frank W. Clank, Roberf Daggeff, Raymond Franz, Bernard Gardner, Donald Gerber, Richard Glugeih, Marvin Z. Hariman, Haddy S. Hasso, Fred E. H'as'l'ings, Rubin l. Jaffe, William Kaplan, Sianley H. Kipp, Edward l. Lyons, John Marsella, Shave J. Meralcos, Richard L. Mulholland, Milion Neufeld, Gerald Odeniz, Philip Regan, Louis Schlussel, Sidney Shapiro, Saul Smifh, Edward J. Sullivan, William Work. William E. Malinlca, Presidenh Charles Coniaris, Vice-Presidenh Roheri C. Wilson, Secreiary-Treasurer: Dr. Seymour Galina, Advisor. Roberi Clifford Beach, Morfon H. Bregman, Kennefh F. X. Brophy, Bruna Bufanio, Seymour Cooper, George De Young, George Ehrlich, Fred Gordon, Murray Gofflieb, Paul Maximulc, John Paul Mial, Daniel Monf, Mark B. Muscarella, Murray Rice, Saul B. Rubin, James Warnock Ruff, Fred A. Senaldi,.Sarnuel Singer, Pelion Siroia, Irving J. Snyder, Murray D. Srieglifz, Herberl' N. Wasserman. Henry M. Zalewski. ? S. Kenneih Osborn, Presicleni: J. R. Nicholson, Vice-Presidenh Roy Menning, Secrefary-Treasurer. James Caylor, John Denhof, Leroy Fry. Ed Jones, Richard' Morgan, Allen Ploudre, Elmer Robinson. Arthur V. Suggs, Presideni-7 Leland R. Blackwell, Vice-Presidenf: James R. Alexand , S f - R ll E O il T Ben Bellcin, Jacl: Beverly, B. P. Curlis, Jack Davenporf, Roberl W. Gaylord, William eizle gdssefllsslraymondu l?lhvrfsellT,asJ1:hlii HBBTFIB, Zeb Hearne, J. H. Johnson, Charles Mefcalf, William S. Moody, Berlram B. Olinger, William H. Pearce John Peddlcord, Nafhan Reed, Bill Tucker, Henry M. Van Sleen. David S. Walker. Jaclc Wafford. I John C. Coburn, Presidenf: Archie L. Denham, Vice-Presidenf: A. T. Wilborn, Secrefary: H. L. Callaway, Treasurer. Paul W. Alexander, Thomas E. Ba'H'on, Donald Beeson, Clyde W. Beson, Thomas N. Cohenour, Howard W. Du'I'y, Poley Evans, Jarvis E. Flefcher, Ralph B. Franlc, James F. Griffilh, James J. Gufhrie, William K. Hall, Jack D. Houchin, Myron H. Hunf, Roberl' Kolker, Paul B. Leggeii, Harold L. Lowe, Alberi- D. Neal, Franl: N. Nilrlcel, Thomas F. Price, Raymond PruiH, Jack Rouse, Gene' R. Smiih, Wilfon H. Sfephen, Marvin Esrel Waid, Charles L. While, Floyd E. While, Rufhe Winlzler. James E. Young. n Roberl L. Johns, Presidenl: Leo Ryglinslcl, Vice-Presidenh Helen Suosio, Secrelaryg Paul Goclsilr, Treasurer. Saul Averbach, Roberf Beafiy, Donald J. Berry, Louise M. Binsiock, Gerry Bondy, Warren Calchman, Leon E. Clearfield, Sidney Cohen, Samuel Davis, Robert Diznoff, William M. Fisher, Jerome Friedman, Herman Goldhagen. E. Lawrence Hill, Frank R. Houpi, Roberi W. Huiion, Henry G. Maier, Fred Laufe, Floyd M. Morris, Alberi Nord. Merle R. Pearle, Edward M. Penningion, George M. Rigal, John A. Sanrarelli, Carl Segal, James S. Smiih, Sianley Sobel, Sigmund Spriiz, Louis A. Siein, Siephen S. Sielmalr, Donald G. Siill, Sfephen Sudor, L. P. Tannenbaum, Irving Unger, Jacob M. Villella, W. E. Wardian, Robinson G. Welinar, Darrel Zwerling. C. B. Cooper, Presidenh H. N. Parrish, Vice-Presidenh P. M. Pelros, Secreiary: D. M. Glenn, Treasurer: J. M. Wesberry, Reporier: J. E. McCrary, Sergeanf-af-Arms. J. C. Allrison, H. L. Crooks, W. E. Crouch, Ben Emanuel, R. G. Gelclbarf. R. G. Jewell. D. W. Johnson, W. B. McCurdy, J. B. Marvin, A. O. Simmons. Dayigl Bregel, Raymond Bunlcers, William Dickenson, Phil Freiiag, James Hanley, Roberf Kading, Charles Kelly, Charles Kulpaca Richard Leiherer, E. L. Mack, J. H. Marek, L. W. Sampson, Raymond E. Schroeder, M. A. Schuurrnans, Jael: Wellensfein. W. P. Wildermufh, Hazel Willcholm, Roberf M. Winium. John L. Cannon, Presidenf: Jaclc W. Sifes, Vice-Presidenf: Edwin L. Barber, Secrefary-Treasurer. N. W. Alchley, J. E. Dyer, J. E. Gobelei-, Kennelh L. Green. Glen W. Herren, J. L. Hope, Claude McConnell, L. C. Mifchel, B. C. Pendleion, S. J. Simon. S. Sobel, R. B. Spees, J. E. Tumblin. M. Wilson. B. F. Shields. Presidenh Woody Hambrick, Vice-Presideni: Leonard Whiie, Secrerary-Treasurer: Huberi Galbraifh, Corresponding Secreiary. Tom Ballon, Jack Booker, D. Bray, Cullen Chapman, Jim Chase, Charles Cleveland, Claude Cromer, Ernesi Daly, Henry Daly, Roberi' Elker, Darwin Friedland, Charles Geisf, Jess Ghormley, Fred Grovic, Charles H'ess, C. Earl Hildreaih, James Hughes, James Jackson, Jack Lewis, Bob Lockharf, Frank Love, A. D. Love, Jack McAllisier, Don McGonagell, Oaies Mclniosh, Sfanley McLeroy, W. B. Miesch, Ann Morgan, Glenn Nelson, Mary Nelson, W. D. Newsom, James O'Hair, Edwin Pack, Bernard Peck, Russell Powell, John Price, Maury Ray, William Regan, Edward Reem, William Roberfs, Leonard Schechrer, George Smiih. C. Solomon, Mary Sreel, Louise Sievens, A. T. Taylor, Jack Wilkinson, Thurman Willson, R. N. Yoss. Frank Godbald, President Alfred C. Green, Vice-Presidenfq George Pefers, Secreiary: Philip McEwen, Treasurer: Donald J. Sfiles, Corresponding Secrelary. John P. Baumgardner, S. E. Clark, Arfhur W. Capes, Edward W. Gilberf, Flefcher Hale, Henry T. Holloway, James E. Jackson, John L. Miller, Pai Murphy, Oscar Paul, George W. Raulfs, Thomas H. Roberlson, Jack Senfer, Ralph W. Shober, Joseph Tokerz. John Brolovifch, Edward B. Casady, Melvin Charbonneau, William Clearfield, George Courfney, Milne J. Davey, Ralph Donahey, William Freiday, Colin Gould, Al Gossan, Franlc T. Grande, Jack Hale, W. D. Heasfon, Rolland Heiser, Doris L. Hughes, Roberf Jamieson, H. A. Joneson, A. H. Larson, A. E. Lawrence, Roberf Lifflefield, Max L. Maguire, L. L. McCormiclr, Wesley McKenzie, Wayne Marrin, Lyle Melicher, T. O. Miles, Alden G. Myhre, Philip W. Myhre, Paul Nasfell, C. B. Moore, Carl Olson, Gordon Sill, A. A. Simmons, Hirafa Tahayulri, A. E. Varnes, V. E. Webb. l Jack Goldfarlo, Presidenig Jos- Winner, Vice-Presidenh Wm. J. Gaal, Secrelary-Treasurer. Geo. W. Alaersold, Oalrie L. An- selmi, Joe Bailey, Ross Gilberl Childress, Richard L. Cooper, Joseph Downing, Rolaeri E. Durig, Earl P. Fisher, Sarabell Fineman, Vera Gallagher, Claude E. Hamriclc, Les'l'er C. H'olali'lzell, Max Kife, Fred Kramer, John Mingu, Harry M- Murray, Rolaf. L. Naylor, Chesier E. Spurloclc, Jos. H. Thomas, William O. Warner, Denver Wilson, Donza T. Worden, Warren B. Wysner, James Wilson, George Yanilr. Roberl D Pefers Presidenl: Roborl W Glaulailz, Vice-Presidenh Marlin Gellman, Secrelary-Treasurer. Frank Adelman, Lloyd Allen, Alloerl- Balllhazor, Alfred E. Bail-owilz, Eugene F. Berfler, Howard Bewiclr, Byron W. Biebel, Vernon J. Boyle, John W. Brownlee, Warren Calchman, W. C. Clark, Lee Daleclry, Seymour Danoff, Claude Darne, Ar'l'hur W. Dupperaull, Burion F. E ler Harold Ersler, John H. Evenson, Roberl J. Fasl, Melvin M. Feinberg, L. E. Fischer, Eldred J. Fishbein, Jacl: T. Filzgerald, 5 1 Plaul N. Fleming, Alberl C. Fosler, Millon Friedman, Marlin Gellman, Roloerl' W. Glaubulz, lrvlng Gordon, Wllllam J. Graef, Gerald F Grifliih Roberl' F. Harlow, J. B. Hasler, Harry L. Hayes, Fredericlc W. Hess, D. L. Heyclin, William P. Hill, Bruce Yl C K ' hl D Jacobs, William Johnson, Lloyd E. Kall, Huberl Kane, Leo J. Kileen, George Kielland, Harvey E. Knapp, ae . mg , ean W. Kyle, Roberl' G. Lahr, Floyd E. Lange, Leo C. Lazar, Roberl J. Leffingwell, Larron E. Lerdall, Willard E. Lun-d, Wesley E. Meclrelberg, Bernard Melman, Harry L. Meyer, Lloyd Milavilz, Sheridan Milavih, E. Claylon Miller, Paul L. Nevermann, Rolaerl H. Newman, Carl G. Nielsen, Maurice Pascoe, Loren A. Perry, Roberl' D. Pelers, T. H. Plemon, Thomas H. Raabe, Warren J. Reyburn, Alvin E. Reynolds, Richard C. Rifzinger, Eugene E. Rood, Peler J. Saunfry, Edmond F. Schroeder, E. J. Schullz, Edward H. SI H Willis A. Sm lhe, Daniel V. Sponkowslci, Glen M. Springer, Thomas L. Slain, Alvin K. Slenslrom, LeRoy F. Sfroemer, a ery, y Alfons Szanlor, Donald E. Thompson, Warren E. Thurow, William J. Volckmann, Oalcley E. Walle, P. J. Werner, Richard G. Wlll, Willis J. Wincell. Book Seven PYIVIHIILIE 'IVIICS H . .he made the begivmifng steps up the laclcler of professional- ismf' H arold Kohn VARSITY BASEBALL Lefl' 'I'o righ'l' lfirsi' rowl: Orville O'Connor, Al Hindelang, Vince Scudder. Second row: Charley Moslcop, Na+ Snider, Paul Verhagen, Jerry Marek. Third row: Bob Kraclc, Sam Meisner, Don Wennerberg, Bob Rehl, Bill Knapp, Jim Henderson. Looking Back ---- The influx of ex-servicemen following 'The lafe greaf world-conflicf sei fhe siege for a rebirth of fhe afhlefic program here al' N. l.C. O. Wifh lhe assisfance of fhe organizarional mid-wifery of Arf Bisfline, fhe roun-ding of 'rhe year i946 found our Alma Maier wifh fhe firsf of The new varsiry baskerball 'reams - feams which fhe colleges in The Chicago area learned 'lo res- pecf. ..Managed by Bisfline, and capiained by Leafh Robbins, the squad consisfed of Paul France, Lloyd Carlson, Lee Haskins and Verne Nyre.. The soffball season followed fhe ending of 'lhe basltefball season, and 'Twelve 'Teams enlered fhe all-school 'lournamenf which lasfed from April fo Sepfember. lf was 'This 'lournamenf which broughf oul' much of fhe heafed rivalry 'Thai sfill exisfs. The pifching duels, befween Jerry Ferrenbach of The G.l. Club and Sian Perfingill of fhe Texans, were games fhai will be long remembered. These lwo boys piiched lhree no-hiH'ers, Sfan coming our wifh 'lwo of lhem. The season finished up wifh lhe G.l.'s defeafing Claude McConnell's Gay Maurauders for lhe school championship. Tennis came info infra-collegiale prominence during 'lhaf same summer, when Seymour Fall: direcfed 'The firsf of The posi- war fournamenis. Some ninefy-eighf compefilors were doing righi' well unfil Seymour Galina, who doubled in brass as 'the Sfudenf Council Presidenf, finally snafched 'lhe laurels from Ernie Tiefien in ihe final round. During The winfer, plans were afool' 'ro presenf a fullfledged varsify fennis feam, and early spring saw Capfain Falk lead- ing a squad consisring of Seymour Galina, former N.Y. U. sfar, Bill Lee from San Jose Siafe, Malcolm Belxlcen, Philip McEwen and Bill Wincell. They won every march wiihoui losing a game- 'The only undefeafed season in Norrhern Illinois hisfory. Thai' same winrer saw 'The second of 'rhe greai' varsily bashelball reams, wifh Leon HuH'ner, Bill Lee, Benneff Wolf, Paul Samson and Louis McCormick. The all-school baslcefball league was won by 'Phe Wolves, an independenf leam managed by Bennefi' Wolf, and including Arlh Woodrow. Leon Hullner and Joe Levine. They suffered only one loss in eleven games: fheir one sfumble coming a+ fhe ur hands of the Sophomore l group, or. more specifically, Phil Heffel, Mel Bernard, Lee Haskins and Seymour Falk. Bowling, which probably provided more sfudenf parficipafion in volume, and more enfhusiasm by decibles, 'lhan any ofher sporr on 'lhe doclcer, finished in April I947 wifh Freshman l-C Alpha on 'lop of ihe pile. Tjuis group, comhposed ug: Yule Rgnlri l f f f indivi ua Thomas Plemon, Roberr Dyson, George Raulfs and Theodore Sebaslian, won 'Forfy-nine an osf wen y- ree. e ' honors were 'Taken by Thomas Oakley Miller and Mrs. Herman Uhrig. Credii' for much of ihe pleasure enjoyed by 'lhe pariici- penis musf go io Orvin lde. who was 'The bowling secreiary. Spring iryouis . OD's a+ bar Bofloms up Top gal 47' Tennis Varisiy 46' Varis+y The Iron Kings OD's Casper Square 81 Compasses O. E. Phi Paul Samson provided l'he impeius for ihe 'Firsi' all-school golf lournamenl, and anolher 'facel of fhe college spori' personal- lily was demonsfrafed io ihe sfudenl' body. The championship flighf was won by Tom Robersfon, and 'lhe second and 'lhird flighls were iaken by Diclr Clifford and George De Young, respeciiveiy. Verne Olsen fool: 'Phe consolafion lille. The greaiesl individual afhleiic feaf of receni' years was 'Phe winning of 'l'he Chicago Public Parks Tournamenl' by our Sey- mour iTennisi Galina. The good doc came ouf of ihe souih side like an avenging angel, sweeping all compefilion before hirn. He fool: Bill Migdow, fhen lhe Big Ten champ, in the semifinals, and wenf on fo win lhe championship. He wenl' fo Indian- apolis for fhe nafional, buf was 'Finally eliminafed in lhe quarierfinals. The soilball season provided compeliiion fo maich 'ihe record heal' of las'l' summer, as five 'ieams pounded info lhe sl're'l'ch wilh iheir colleclive eyes on lhe Shaughnessy playoff which was lo 'Follow 'ihe regular season. The P. T. U.'s won a play-off wifh fhe NICO NEWS squad and reduced The field fo 'lhe regulaiion 'Four feams. The O. E. Phi 'team wifh piicher Sian Peffingill, and lhe Emmelropes wilh Gerry Ferrenbach, played a 'lhriller which fhe Emmehopes pulled our of 1-he 'Fire wifh a 'Iwo io one lnfra-murals A ffee one for Bill more inlra-murals Willa U of C lwe wonl 47-48 Varsify Top bowler Fore ,,,,,,,, V, .and af-Q VARSITY TENNIS Seared: Joseph Kernel, James Nixon. Siandingz Fred-Grovic, Jack HiII. score. Meanwhile fha P. T. U. I-eam handed Paul Zusman his firs-I defear of -ihe year in winning Iheir semi-final six -Io hvo. The championship game found 'Ihe Emmeiropes defeaiing 'Ihe P. T. U.'s by a score of six io ihree. When 'Ihe gold balls were given ouf, ir was nored Ihai' Bennefi' Wolf had won more afhleric awards ihan anyone in receni' Norihern Illinois hisiory: -Ihe 'Io'faI was five. Lasi fall, ai aboui 'Ihe 'Iime 'Ihai' Sam Donahue came 'io play for ihe all-school dance and Professor Gilman was se'Hing 'Ihe chemical world on fire wi'Ih his research on organic fluorescence, a new sporis commissioner was chosen by The S'I'uden'I' Council. His name was Roberf Kraclc, and he promised an even greaier expansion of fhe athlefic schedule. The immediaie resuli was a whopping Iisi' of 'lweniy reams signing up for baskeiball. The season ended wifh Ihe Tiger ieam, led by Knapp and Rehl, win- ning 'iwelve league games and 'lhree playoffs io finish a perfecl' season. Larry Fischer, Vince Scudder, Nai Snyder, Joe Sialey and Bob Wolrers were on ihe squad. The P. T. U.'s won The fral' Irophy. The varsiiy hoopers were rolling up a record which made Coach Kracln mighfy proud, and righily so. The performance of eighreen won and 'five Ios'I was accomplished wifh a 'Ieam which included Leon Huiiner, Bill Knapp, Louis McCormicIr, Bob Rehl, Vince Scudder, Bill Lee, Tom Bell, Norman Adele, Glen Higgins, and Lee Haskins. They defeafed 'Ihe Universiiy of Illinois lNavy Pierl in 'I'wo games, The Universiiy of Chicago in 'Iwo games, and Morgan Park Junior College, besides winning ihe Hyde Park League. Foriy men responded fo ihe coach's call 'For spring 'iraining for 'Phe varsiiy baseball squad, and afier The 'Final paring had been done, 'Ihere were sevenieen men Iefi. This group have 'Ihus far compiled an enviable record of 'fifleen games won and Iwo Iosi. Their aim, as 'this ariicle is being wriiien, is vicfory in 'Iheir league so rhai' fhey may represenf this secfion of Chicago in 'Ihe ciiy finals, and probably win a 'Irip 'lo BaHIe Creek, Michigan, fo play in fhe na'IionaI amaieur world series. Our baseball ream has defeafed George William College, Chicago Teachers College and Barney's Tops who were Ias'I years naiional champs. The members of 'I-he ream Bill Knapp, Bob Rehl, Bob Kraclr, Gerry Marek, Jack McGonagIe, Na+ Snyder, Tom Turcoii, Pere Mason, Charlie Moskop, Orville O'Connor, Vince Scudder, Don Wennerburg, James Henderson, Jack Wolley and AI Hendelang. The Omega Delia bowling Ieam won 'Ihe Tuesday niie league for the winfer of '47-'48, led by Thomas O. Miller: 'Ihey lived up fo mosi of 'Ihe experr prediclions wil'h a won-Iosr score of sixiy-five and Ihirfy-one. The Friday nife league found -Ihe Blind Spoi feam in ihe lead, nosing our I'he sirong Senior I-A's by a single game. In-dividual honors were carried off by Dr. George Cameron of 'ihe faculfy ieam, who gaihered 'Ihe highesi' average for Ihe men, while Mrs. Uhrig again won fhe high average for 'I'he women. Soffball is again under way as 'Ihis issue of Ihe annual goes 'io press. A'I' 'Ihe preseni' fime, Paul Zusman and his Gamma Omega Phi feam leads rhe league wifh a record of six and none. From fhis corner if looks as if 'Ihe fraierniiy and school rifles will resf safely in G. O. P. hands for ihe nexl' year. Tom Roberison of fhe Junior II class has broug-h'I anoiher ciiy championship 'I'o Ihe school. He recenI'Iy defeaied Dan Chrisiiansen for fhe Chicago Ci'I'y Amaieur Golf Championship. Tom, who enfered Ihe 'lournamenf 'I'oo Iaie 'Io be Iisied in Ihe original en'I'ries, waifed ai 'rhe course all day unfil one of 'I'he players dropped oui. 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Box 303, Laurenburg, Norlh Carolina 3339 Norlh Barllell Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin .... . . . . . 40 Soulh I Ilh Slreel, Terre Haule, Indiana . . . . . . . . . . I I57 Farwell Avenue, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . . 82I Easl Commerce, Mexia, Texas .. .. 6I2 58lh Slreel, Kenosha, Wisconsin . . . . . . . . .. Box 224, Nashville, Indiana . . . 765 I3lh Slreel, Boulder, Colorado .. . . . . . . . . . . .. Websler, Soulh Dakola .. . .. 30I4 Soulh Loomis, Chicago, Illinois . . . . 228 Norlh 2nd Slreel, Barberlon, Ohio . 2308 Allendale Road, Ballimore, Maryland . . . 390I Wesl Van Buren Slreel, Chicago, Illinois Sycamore, Illinois . . . . . .. 4842 Soulh Tripp Avenue, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . 364I Alaska Avenue, Cincinnali, Ohio . . . . 643 Longbranch Boulevard, Jacksonville, Florida . . . . . . . . 6037 Linwood Avenue, Delroil, Michigan . .. 75ll Ford Avenue, Van Dyke, Michigan .. . . . l5I8 Easl 59lh Slreel, Chicago, Illinois .. . 330 Federal Slreel, Camden, New Jersey . . . . l006 Ferry Slreel, LaFayelle, Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . .. Harrisburg, Soulh Dakola Sedan, Kansas . . . . . . .. I75l0 Prairie Avenue, Delroil, Michigan . . . . 305 Norlh I6lh Slreel, Muskogee, Oklahoma . . . . I8296 Wcodingham Drive, Delroil, Michigan . . . . . . . . . 4521 Norlh Malden, Chicago, Illinois . . O. L. Brown, R-R No. 4, Delphi, Indiana . . . . . . .. 7726 Wabash, Chicago, Illinois .. . .. ........ 223 Soulh I8lh, Ml. Vernon, Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202 Easl Mississippi, Liberly, Missouri I3II I5lh Slreel, Lubbock,Toxas Norlh Shore Turlle Lake: RR 3, Como Slalion, Sl. Paul, Minnesola Grovelown, Georgia Grovelown, Georgia Maysville, Missouri . . l425 Soulh Kedzie, Chicago, Illinois .. IO0O Merlon Road, Delroil 3, Michigan . . . . 2I0 Easl C Slreel, Linlon, Indiana Cooper, Alvin A. .. . Corley, William J. .. Coslanzo, Carmen J. Crevar, Nicholas, Jr. Crifes, James R. .... Curry, Joseph C. Czerwien, Sianley A. Daly, Henry M. .... . Davey, Michael J. .. Davis, Fred H. . . .. Davis, Jeflie C. . .. Davis, Samuel .... Deal, Ira Max ...... Demsch, Harold J. .. Diznofl, Roberrl ,... Dorsky, Gerald ..... Dowling, William P. . Drescher, John H. .. Drinkwaler, Domenic Dubin, Morris L. . . . . DuLong, John F. . . .. Dunfley, Vernon K. . . Egnew, Lucille ..... Ehoodin, Alexander . . . . .. 3355 Ogden Avenue, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . .. I446 Elbur Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio . . . . 835 Soulh Miller S'rree'r, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . . . . . 206 McKinley Slreer, Gary, Indiana . . . . . 803 Perry Avenue, Cape Girardeau, Missuori . .......... 47I6 Foreslville Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 46I9 Soulh San Francisco Avenue, Chicago, Illinois . ........................ Box 5l I, Presidio, Texas Box 492, Selah, Washingion . . . . .. Y, Jos. Sniegowski, Joppa, Indiana . . . . . . 447 Wesl 59+h Slreel, Chicago, Illinois .. . . . . . . . I37 Glen Slreei, Yellow Springs, Ohio . . . Z, Ira L. Deal, 250 Norih Davis, Oilumwa, Iowa . ......... 3406 Wesr Adams Srreel, Chicago, Illinois 6IO Thompson Sireel, Charlesion, Wesr Virginia . . . . . .. I2607 Edmonlon Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 748 Norih Long Avenue, Chicago, Illinois ... .. 8I4 Easl Howard Slreer, Hibbing, Minnesoia . .. . . . 53 Harringion Sireel, Waierlown, Massachuselis .. . . . . .. I828I Monica Avenue, Deiroil, Michigan . . . . 239 Norih Farragui Slreel, Bay Cily, Michigan Carring+on, Norlh Dakoia .... . . . . 2I9 Vann Avenue, Evan'sviIIe, Indiana 785 Greenwood Avenue, Cincinnali, Ohio Eisenloach, Clarence F. .... . ........ 3986 Souih Ellis Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Elliol, Allen R. .... . Emanuel, Ben F. .. . . Enz, Augusi Ill ..... Erickson, Charles J. Jr. . . Erslling, Herberi I. . Ervin, F. A. ....... . Esposifo, S. Alberi . Falk, Seymour ..... Feinberg, Paul C. .. Feldman, A. ..... . Fishbein, Eldred J. .. Fisher, Howard E. .. Fisher, Lawrence M. Filzgerald, Jack T.' . . Fleming, Paul N. . . . . Flilckema, Bernard L. . Flynn, William D. Jr. Fordham, W. R. . . . . Fore, Earl W. ..... . Fox, Norman A. . . . . Franks, Frederick C. . Fray, M. Eugene .... French, Cyrus B. . . . Frey, Alvin L. ..... . Friedman, Jerome A. Frie-dman, Milron .. Friske, Roberi F. .. Fuls, Perry H. .... . Garfinkiel, Henry . .. Geeriz, Waller H. .. Geisr, Charles E. .. Geldbarr, Ralph G. . Genevay, Noel C. Jr. . . Gilberg, Samuel .... Ginsburg, Norman L. Giovanerri, Armando Gobelel, Julian E. .. Goldberg, Laurence . Golden, William F. . Goldhagen, Herman, Goldslein, William S. Golubski, Roman L. . Gorden, Sieven Arih . .. .... 2I09 Sou'l'h Williams Slreel, Soulh Bend, Indiana . . . . . . . . .. Clearview Lancasler, Sourh Carolina ... . . . . . . . 607 Main Slreel, LaFayeHe, Indiana . . . . . . . . 3IOI Norlh Euclid, Tucson, Arizona .. . . . .. i220 Ward Avenue, Bronx, New York Norlh 36l6 Division, Spokane, Washingion . . . 250 Franklin Sireei, New Haven, Conneciicur . . . . . 235 Amhersl Slreei, S+. Paul, Minnesoia . . . . . . . . . . . I85O0 Ardmore, Delroii, Michigan . ., 5540 Wesr Congress Sireei, Chicago, Illinois . . . 3l77 Norih 53rd Slreel, Milwaukee, Wisconsin .. .. 507 Siale S+ree+, Bowling Green, Kenrucky . . . .......... 9I0 Lanlerman Avenue, Youngsiown, Ohio . ........... l9I3 Kendall Avenue, Madison, Wisconsin 990 2nd Avenue Soulh, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin ..................... 5I9 I4+h Avenue, Fuliin, Illinois . .. .. . 635 Norih Highland Avenue, N. E., Allanla, Georgia . ....................... Box 45I, Casper, Wyoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 648 Wilder Sireel, Elgin, Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I304 Yukon, Tampa, Florida .. .. 5I5 Kipling Boulevard, Lansing, Michigan .. . . . . . 50I Franklin Avenue, Moloerly, Missouri .... . . . . 50I Easlr Walker Si'reel', S+, Johns, Michigan . ................. RI: No. 5, Box 494, Tampa, Florida . . . . . 2538 Beechwood Boulevard, Piiisburgh, Pennsylvania . . . . . . . IO20 Philippien Sireei, Maniiowac, Wisconsin ... . . . I7560 Washingion, Homewood, Illinois Waynoka, Oklahoma I7377 Norihlawn, Derroil, Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 506 Soulh Chase, Lombard, Illinois ........ . . . . . 702 Pulliam Sireel, San Angelo, Texas . .... 37 Dunneman Avenue, Charlesion, Soulh Carolina . . . . . . . . 2007 Pine Slreel, New Orleans, Louisiana . . . . . . . i525 Devon Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 62l Wesl Melrose Srreei, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . .. I806 Walker Srreer, Cincinnali, Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R+. I, Murfreesboro, Tennessee . .. 3523 Wesl' Douglas Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . . . 306 Washingion Slreei, Galena, Illinois . . . . I655 Monroe Avenue, Bronx, New York ..... I I I I S. W. 3rd Avenue, Miami, Florida . . . . 5044 Waveland Avenue, Chicago, Illinois ur . . ..... i605 Winona Courl, Denver, Colorado Gorov, Jack .......... ....... I 2737 Linwood, Delroii, Michigan GoHIieb, Murray .. Grama, George . . . Graze, Louis ...... Greene, Laurence J. .. Greer, James J. . . . Griffifh, Gerald F. . Groshar-I, Ralph L. . Grossman, Louis .. Grossnickle, Harry L Gulhrie, James T. . Hall, Earl A. ..... . Hanley, James W. . Hanlon, Hugh J. . . . Harasly, Viclor D. . Hargraves, J. .... . Harlow, Roberf . . . Harner, David L. .. Harris, Louis L. . . . . Harrison, Parry W. Harlig, Richard E. Harlness, Joseph G. .. Haskin, LeGrande L. .. Hauber, Marlow K. Havel, Joseph A. . . Headley, Frank S. . . Heeler, William . . Heifman, Bernard M Hess, Charles E. . . . . Hess, Frederick W. Hia'rI', Dallas C. .... . Higgins, Glenn V. . Hill, William S. . . . . Hink, Henry C. . . . . Hogan, WaI+er B. . Holland, Roger J. . . HoHeI. Philip E. .. . Houpl, Frank R. Humble, Waller E. . Hulh, W. L. ..... . Hui-Ion, Morris L. . . . . Hybl, Vernon L. Inamasu, Shigeru .. Jaakola, Raymond T. . . Jackson. Clyde H. . Jahn, Laurence IR. . Jennings, John H. . Jensen, Earl J. . . . . Jensen, Russell G. . Jewell, Roberl G. . Johnson, Godfrey B Johnson, James H. . Johnson, Willard L. Johnson, William D. .. Jonassen, Edward . Jones, Hugh B. Jr. . Jones Roberl M. .. Joneson, Howard A. .. Josephson, Edgar F. .. Julius, William .... Kading, James R. .. Kaiiwara, Frank .... Kamlay, E. .... . Kamlay, M. ...... . Kaplan, Melvin Kaplan, William Karmann, Sluarl' A. Keen, Orr W. ..... . Kelley, C. ....... . Kernel, Emil .. . . . 86 Surnmi+ Road, Elizabelh, New Jersey . . . . . . I4523 Linnhursl, Deiroil, Michigan . . . . . . . . 225 Easi 57'rh Sireei, Brooklyn, New York . 400 Easl 2nd, Salem, Missouri. . . . . 8I0 Monlgomery Avenue, Sheffield, Alabama . . . 5734 Norlh 42nd Sireei, Milwaukee, Wisconsin . . . . 2I I9 GarreI'r Sireel, Cheyenne, Wyoming . . . . I502 Souih Millard Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Norlh Manchesler, Indiana . . . 2528 Soulh Robinson, Oklahoma Cily, Oklahoma . . . . . . . . IOOI Copeman Boulevard, Flinl, Michigan IOI9 Norlh Summil' Avenue, Sioux Falls, Sourh Dakola . . . . . . . . . . . . 2609 Wesl Schuberi, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . 93-09 208+h Slreel, Queens Village, New York . . . . . . . . . . 3806 Tampa SI'ree+, Tampa, Florida . . . 628 Norih 63rd Sireer, Milwaukee, Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . RR No. 2, Fayeleville, Arkansas . . . . . . 3509 Wesl' I8+h Slreei, Chicago, Illinois . . . 340 Soufh Garfield Avenue, Pocalello, Idaho .. . .. 6I I4 Arendes Drive, S+. Louis, Missouri . . . 9I7 Dewey Avenue, Bemidji, Minnesola . . . I600 SW I2Ih Slreel, Miami, Florida . . . . . . 256 Cass Place, Canlon, Illinois . . . . .4I49 I6Ih Slreel. Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Porr Gibson, Mississippi . .. . 7925 Peoria Sireel, Chicago, Illinois . . . 384 N. E. 94Ih Sireef, Miami, Florida . . . . 2I2I Monroe S+reeI', Amarillo, Texas . . . . . . . . Box I86, Delaliield, Wisconsin . . . . . . . . 800 Easl' Hazel Sireef, Albion, Indiana . . . . . . . . I I3 Easlr 4Ih Slrreei Souih, Onawa, Iowa .. . ZI6 Norlh 77Ih S'rree+, Birmingham, Alabama Van Buren, Arkansas . . . . . . . 7935 Peoria Slreel, Chicago, Illinois ........................,SI'a+esboro, Georgia Iowa Cily, Iowa .. 457 Easl Oakdale Avenue, Glenside, Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6239 Blackslone, Chicago, Illinois . . . .. 9835 Soulrh Linn Avenue, SI. Louis, Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I84I6 Ilene, DeI'roiI', Michigan . . . . . . . . I3 I5 Norlh Clark, Grand Island, Nebraska . I5I I Soulh California Slreei, Slocklon, California . . . . . . . . . . I2 Wesi Isi Sfreei, Dululh, Minnesola . . . . . . I28 Kings Highway, Decalur, Georgia . . . . 999 Margarel Sireel, SI. Paul, Minnesoia Hondo, Texas Audubon, Iowa . . . I5-99 Berkeley Avenue, SI. Paul, Minnesoia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Piedmonl, Soulh Carolina . . . . . 303 Emerald Slreei, Houghion, Michigan . . . . . . 640 Slale Slreel, Marion, Norlh Carolina Edgewood, Illinois . . . . 4I0 LaFayeHe Circle, Florence, Souih Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . I07 Church Srreei, Hari, Michigan . . . . . . . . . 505 Norlh 8+h Slreelz Gainesville, Florida .. 529V2 Soufh Porlage Slreel, Kalamazoo, Michigan ... . . . . . 8323 Soulh Wood Slreel, Chicago, Illinois . . . I IO4 Wesi Columbia Avenue, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . . . 5440 Cass Avenue, Delroil, Michigan . . . . . . . . . . .. 6I6 Prairie Avenue, Boone, Iowa . . . II42 Wesr Cornelia Avenue, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . . . 8I94 Bliss Avenue, Delroii, Michigan . . . . . 8I94 Bliss Avenue, Delroil, Michigan . . . . . . . . 3I0 Bell' Avenue, SI. Louis, Missouri . . . . I I I Massasoir, Springfield, Massachusefls 3823 Corlland Avenue, De+roi'r, Michigan . . . . . . . . . 222 Norih Oakley, Burley, Idaho .. . . . . . . . . . . Box 27, Bellevue. Nebraska . . . RR 20. Box 798, Indianapolis, Indiana Kieniiz, Orville H. Kighl, Harry C. . . . Kileen, Leo J. ...... . Kinney, Edward M. .. Kirk, Charles W. Jr. . . Klauisch, Leroy G. . . . Knapp, William H. . . . Knighl, Yale C. Koczan, John J. . . . . Kooy, W. .......... . Koven, Samuel I. ...... . Krambeck, Vernon C. .. Krieger, Roloerl' L. . . . . Kunlz, Roberi E. ..... . Lahoda, Marylew R. .. . Laiiness, Roberl' J. .. Larimore, Olis A. .. Larsen, Jack R. .... . Larson, Godfrey R. Lazar, Leo C. ..... . Leadingham, Henry .. . Leavill, Morion W. .. . Leflon, Harold ....... Leonard, Charles A. .. Levy, Herman ...... Lewis, Roberl' M. . . . Liberman, Millon . . . Lindell, -Roberl D. . . . . Lillleiield. Lawrence . . . Logan, Roberl F. .... . Loveman, Julian L. Loveman, Richard H. .. Lynn, Dewey L. ....... . McClendon, Jessie H. Jr. . McCIin'lic, Virgil M. . . .. McConnell, Claude H. . McGovern, John F. ,. . . McGovern, Wm. M. .. McGuire, Raymond T. .. McKay, Alberf P. . . . . McKeen, Walier, E. . . . McKnigh+, James J. . . . McWay, John D. . .. MacKeen, Ward B. Mach, Edward L. .... . Madden, William W. .. Magelon, G. ........ . Mah, Jack ........ Maker, Harold W. .. . . Manville, James C. Marco, Seymour R. .. . Margach, C. B. Marienlhal, H. .. Marlowe, R. ..... . Mason, John R. .... . Mason, Pierce K. Maihews, John A. .. Meaders, Charles A. . . Melicher, Lyle B. ..... . Meneghini, Angelo D. .. Mercer, Tracy M. . . .. Miles, Theodore G. . .. Milavilz, Lloyd ....... Mililello, Gabriel W. .. Miller. E. Clayion .... Miller, R. .......... . Miller, Solomon G. Moody, William S. . . Moorman, Jack Arlingion, Minnesola . . . 2I02 McClendon Road, Houslon, Texas . . . . . . . . . . it I83 Sumner Slreei, Berlin, Wisconsin . . . . . . . . 506 Easl- 9O+h Slreel, Chicago, Illinois . . . . 58I7 Souih Carpenier Sireel, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . 2549 Norih Ausiin Avenue, Chicago, Illinois . . . I709 Lake Fronl Avenue, E. Cleveland, Ohio . . . . 3006 Norlh I I'rh Sireei, Milwaukee, Wisconsin I6I2 Souih Walnul Sireel, Souih Bend, Indiana . . . . . . . . 8I24 Harrison Srreeir, Munsier, Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3759 Calverl, Delroil, Michigan . . . 827 2nd Avenue Soulh, Forl Dodge, Iowa . . . . 5lO Wesl Pearl Slreel, Wapakoneia, Ohio . . .. 6I0 Madison Avenue, Helena, Monlana . . . . 5l6 Whiiall Slreel, S+. Paul, Minnesola .. .. 2396 Oiiowa, River Road, Toledo, Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Box 243, Hannibal, Missouri . . . 35I9 Wrighlwood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois . . . 3I6 Norih 5lh Avenue, Virginia, Minnesoia . . . . . 4529 24'rh Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin . . . . . 2I00 Blackburn, Ashland, Kenlucky I658 Elwood Avenue, Flinl, Michigan . . . . . . . . . . 4OI4 Coriland, Delroil, Michigan . . . . . . . . . . I7I2 4IsI Slreel, Des Moines, Iowa . .. I647 Souih Trumbull Avenue, Chicago, Illinois I067 Berkshire Road, Grosse Poinre, Michigan . . . . . . . . 575 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn, New York .. . . . . . . . . . . 5I6 Whiiall, S+. Paul, Minnesola .. . . 60I4 Walnui Srreei, Kansas Cily, Missouri . . . . . . . I0O2 Wesi Broadway, Deni.son, Iowa . . . 23 Aberdeen Drive, Middlelown, Ohio . . . . 23 Aberdeen Drive, Middlelown, Ohio . . . . . . . I48 Wesi- 8'rh Slreei, Sarasoia, Florida Amile, Louisiana 604 Soulh Main Sireel, Mi. Pleasani, Michigan . ................ Box I03, Lewisburg, Tennessee . . . . . . I I47 Wesi 87'rh Slreei, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . I I47 Wesl 87'rh Sireel, Chicago, Illinois . . . . 60I9 Souih Moniior Avenue, Chicago, Illinois . . . . 92I Washinglon Avenue, Bay Cily, Michigan . . . . . . . . . IOI5 Cedar S+reeI', Niles, Michigan I003 Kilchener Avenue, Deiroil, Michigan . . . 59I5 Walerman Avenue, SI. Louis, Missouri . . . . . I725 Wesl 5'rh Avenue, Gary, Indiana .. . . . . . . . Box 533, Scolland, Souih Dakola . ............ 9400 Meyers Road, Delroil, Michigan . . . . . . . . . . 3728 Ledgewood Drive, Cincinnari, Ohio 9620 I IOA Avenue, Edmonion, Alberfa, Canada . . . . . . . . Roule No. I, Box 507, Channelview, Texas . . . . . . 509 20'rh Slreel, N. E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . 2746 Park S'rree1', Jacksonville, Florida S. Y. Hughes, 30 Bonnie Brae, Ulica, New York l453 Wesr Belle P'Iaine Avenue, Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . . . . 6I5 Palmelio Avenue, Samford, Florida . . . . . . . . I I44 Wesl 83rd Sfreelq Chicago, Illinois . .. 3l8 Norlh Belhel Sireei, Thomasron, Georgia Ailanla. Michigan Taccoa, Georgia Kulm, Norlh Dakola . . . . . . . 960 Morgan Sireel, Clinlon, Indiana Marshall, Minnesola 307 Norlrh Monroe Sireel, Abingdon, Illinois . . . . I524 Grand Avenue, Superior, Wisconsin . . . . . . . .. I428 Monlclair, Si. Louis, Missouri Exeland, Wisconsin . . . 3618 LaFaye+'re Avenue, S+. Louis, Missouri . . . . . . . . .. 3726 Calverl, De+roil. Michigan Marion, Norih Carolina Erie, Illinois Moran, John E. . . . Morris, Floyd M. Morrison, Edmund- .... Morrison, Thomas ..... Murphy, Hugh P. Jr. . . . Ness, Oscar William . . . Neufeld, Milion . ...... Nevermann, Paul ...... Newsome, Walier Decell Nicholson, James R. Nikoleii, Jack J. .... . Nord, Alberi ......... Nordberg, Donald L. Nyquisi, Wade W. . . . . Odil, Harry W. ..... . Oelerich, Roberi' G. Olinger, Beriram B. .. Olson, Carl R. ..... . Osborn, Kenneih ..... Ouilaw, Russell E. ..... . Overion, Eleazer C. Oswald, Richard E. Pack, Edwin M. ..... . Palmer, Maurice R. Pascoe, Maurice Pearce, Frank H. Pearle, Merle R. ..... . Pearson, Roberi C. .. . Peele, Ouinion J. Jr. .. Penner, Milion ........ Penningion, Edward M. . Perry, William B. ...... . Peiiii, Roberl' E. ..... . Phillips, Henry H. .. Pirblado, William J. . .. Pilrrman, Russell E. . . . . Plaisied, Gerald A. Plankell, Dean L. . . . . Prevosi, Frank G. . . . Price, Albin J. ..... . Price, Thomas F. . . . . Prui'H', Raymond .... Raaloe, Thomas H. . Rafalo, Sianley 1. . . .. Ragan, William C. Raines, Jasper R. Jr. . . Ray, Maury L. ..... . Rayner, Roy S. .. . Raznik, Phillip .... Rea, Brandon E. .. . . Rehl, Roberi' P. .. Reiss, Leon M. Rice, Charles D. . . Rice, John H. . . .. Ricker, Donald E. Rie17, Paul A. ..... . Roberis, William R. Robile'r+e, Jack W. ... . Robinson, David H. Robinson, John H. .... . Rodriguez, Alberr H. . .. Rood, Eugene E. .... . Rooks, Allen C. ...... . Rosen, Harry P. ., .... .. Rosen, lrving T. ...... . Rosin, Richard Arnold .. Roih, Morion L. ...... . Rule, Wilbur E. ...... . Russum, Frank . . . . . . 4505 Grayion, Deiroii, Michigan . . . . 1851 53rd Srreei, Brooklyn, New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Booneville, Mississippi Mariinsville, Virginia . . . . . . 4-164 Drexel Boulevard, Chicago, lllinois . . 517 151'h Sireei, Norih, Virgina, Minnesora . . . . 4-149 Souih Ellis Avenue, Chicago, lllinois . . . 1200 Ru+h S+ree+, Wareriown, Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Waynesboro, Mississippi Haich, New Mexico . . . . 1446 Fullerion Avenue, Chicago, lllinois . . 619 Mellon Sireei, Pi1'1sburgh, Pennsylvania . . . . 581 1 Miliiary Avenue, Omaha, Nebraska Neola, Iowa . . . . . . . 1090 Souih Cook, Denver, Colorado .. . . 6229 Beech View Circle, Cincinnaii, Ohio Fairland, lndiana . 3620A Marceline Terrace, S+. Louis, Missouri ... . . . . . . . . . .. Box 257, Dexier, New Mexico .. . . .-. . . . . . . . . .. 7 Springs, Norrh Carolina . . .. 4916 Couri' M , Birmingham, Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . 530 Cherry S1'ree1', Toledo, Ohio . . 1006 Norih Edgeiield Avenue, Dallas, Texas . . . . . . . 609 Bloom Sfreei, Superior, Nebraska Beeiown, Wisconsin . . . . . . 1645 S. W. 14+h S1'ree1', Miami, Florida .. 3420 Louisa Sireei, Piiisburgh, Pennsylvania . . 2825 Norih LeaviH Sireei, Chicago, Illinois 2248 Boulevard Drive N. E., A+lan1'a, Georgia . . . . . . . . . 1227 Luni Avenue, Chicago, lllinois 402 Franklin Avenue, Vanlergrifi, Pennsylvania .. . . . . . . .. 18247 Roy S+ree'r, Lansing, lllinois . . . . . . . . . 109 Wesi Hill, Champaign, Illinois . . . . . . . . 4717 Kenwood, Chicago, lllinois Minneapolis, Minnesoia . . . 1910 College Sireer, Springfield. Missouri 120 Norih 3rd S+ree'r, Breckenridge, Minneso+a .. . . . . . . . . . . 325 Moloel Avenue, Lima, Ohio ... .. 425 McKinley Avenue, Alpena, Michigan . . . . . .. 955 Hennepin Sireei, LaSalle, lllinois Durani, Oklahoma . .. 2809 N. W. 2151 S1ree+, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sievens Poin1', Wisconsin .. .. 3619 Reading -Road, Cincinnaii, Ohio . . . 3309 Henry S'1ree+, Greenville, Texas Cordele, Georgia .. .. 6421 Richmond Avenue, Dallas, Texas .. . . 201 Coles Sireei, Berlin, New Hampshire . . . . . . . . . . . . 2575 Richion, Deiroir, Michigan 1833 Norih Naichez Avenue, Chicago, lllinois .. . . 307 Jackson Sireei, Huniingburg, indiana . . . . . . .. 421 1 Frerei, New Orleans, Louisiana . . . . . . . . . . .. 820 Ash S'rree1', Osage, iowa .. .. 570 Easi 266+h Sireei, Euclid, Ohio . . . . 1530 Souih 59+h Courr, Cicero, Illinois Rowan, lowa . . . . . . . . . .. 1639 Junior Drive, Dallas, Texas . . . . 1205 Wesi 83rd Slreei, Chicago, lllinois . . . . 1516 Souih Ohio Sireei, Sedalia, Missouri .. 1009 Souih 6+h Avenue, Marshalliown, Iowa ..... .. 605 Easi Lake Avenue, Tampa, Florida .. . . . . 302 Pine Sireer, Green Bay, Wisconsin . . . 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Simms, Daylon I. . . . . Simon, Samuel J. . . .. Singer, Samuel M. Skuza, Dan R. .... . Sluiler, Roberf H. . . . . Smason, Arnold . .. Smiley, Richard . . . Smilh, Ray ......... Smiih, Wesley N. .... Snyder, Louis L. .. Sobel, Slranley ...... Solway, Paul B. ..... . Spankowski, Daniel V. Sprili, Sigmund ...... Slamm, H. Richard .. Slein, Leo L. ....... . Srein, Louis A. . . .. Slein, Thomas L. ..... . Slenslrom, Alvin K. ..... . Slephens, Marshall W. Sievens, Louise Marie Slewarr, Kennerh E. Slralrlon, Richard L. Slrommen, Elizabefh H. .. Slrommen, Harold M. Slroemer, LeRoy F. . Srroud, Alberf B. ..... . Sundberg, Eugene V. .. . Sulherland, Roy L. ... . .. Sullon, Julia M. .. Szanlor, Allons J. Tarbis, Raymond .... Temple, James B. Thompson. O'NeiI . .. Thomson, John ...... Tippellr, Donald G. . .. Tommeraasen, Owen . Tonks, Thomas J. . . . . FT. 900I Cicero Avenue, Oak-Lawn, Illinois . . . . . .. 308 Wesl 3rd Sl'ree'r, Onawa, Iowa . . . . P. O. 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