Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Under each heading we have put those events which, for the most part, talce place during that specific period. We have attempted to maintain that dignity which is Northwestern's but still to secure that lightness of style which tends for interest and beauty of design. As its name signifies, this is a SYLLABUS of the activities of the serious and friv- olous moments of our university year of 1936-37 ........ ln later years may this bool: bring baclc these memories. . , YF ' , fy . . , .I i L L TO JOHNI ADAMS SCOTT Professor of Greek and Chairman of the Department of Classical Languages, we respectfully dedicate this, the 1938 Syllabus. An eminent scholar, whose studies in Homer have brought him signal honor in the academic world. Professor Scott is no less distinguished as an enthusiastic, under- standing, and inspiring teacher. Of catholic tastes, penetrating insight, and sprightly wit, he has en- deared himself to all whose privilege it has been to sit at his feet. 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They investigated sites west and north west of Chicago but none seemed to be entirely satisfactory. There neverhad been a university founded on a large body of water and it did not occur to them that their university might well be established on l.alce Michigan. On a bright spring day a committee of these young men while on a tour of investigation were driving on the trail which is now Ridge Avenue. When they had reached a point directly west of our present campus they caught a glimpse of l.alce Michigan which appealed to them as an object of beauty. To get a better view of the lal4e they got out of their carriage and waded through the slough and bushes, hastened through the oal4 grove, and finally came in full view of the lal4e. There- upon Qrrington Lunt threw up his hands and cried Eurel4a l Fromthatday increasing numbers of prospective students have come to inspect Northwestern either in Evanston or in Chicago, and as they have seen the beautiful setting of the campus they have cried: l have found the place where l shall spend my university life . The search for beauty has been one of the factors that has attracted students to Northwestern-the University on the lalce. WALTER DILL SCOTT Noted the world over as the man who introduced the use of psychology into advertising and salesmanship, Walter Dill Scott, himself a member of the Class of Liberal Arts 1895, has been president of the University since 1990. Dr. Scott, who joined the Northwestern faculty in 1901, has also been director of Carnegie Tech's salesmanship bureau, and held a colonel's commission during the World War, when he served as director of the United States Army personnel. l l BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mort W. Cresoo Milton S. Florsheim Theodore W. Robinson Edwin S. Mills . Kenneth F. Burgess glornes F. Cates . Burt J. Denman lrwin Rew . Harry L. Wells . TRUSTEES . President . Vice-Rresident . Vice-President . Vice-President . Vice-Rresident . . Secretary Treasurer Endowment Fund Treasurer General Funds . Business Manager Elected by the corporation Harold H. Anderson Raul H. Fesler Mrs, Robert R. Balcer Wade Fetzer Kenneth F. Burgess Mrs. Edson B. Fowler Bertram Cahn Robert A. Gardner Robert W. Campbell Martin M. Gridley Thomas A. Hardwood john H. Harding james R. Leavell Marlc W. Cresap Owen L. Coon Franlc S. Cunningham? Arthur W. Cutten Dr. Charles H. Mayo Dr. Irving S. Cutter Nathan W. MacChesney Burt Denman Mrs. C. McCormicl4 William W. Dixon Arthur T. Mclntosh George R. Merriclc Edwin S. Mills Lester Norris George R. Dryden John M. Elliott t'Life Trustees james F. Cates Irwin Rew Theodore W. Robinson Fred W. Sargent Dr. Walter Dill Scott Elmer T. Stevens Rt. Rev, George C. Stewart Silas H. Strawn Charles H. Thorne? Frederick Thielbar Walter D. Warriclc Rev. Bishop Ernest l.. Waldorf Harry l.. Wells Raymond C. Wieboldt TRUSTEES Elected by the Methodist Church Conference john H. Elliott Rev. C. E. Rolloclc Aubrey S. Moore Rev. Marshall Reed Rev. Clifford Northcott Dr. Ernest F. Tittle Rev. Gordon Phillips William A. Vawter MARK W. CRESAP '4lf77lO' t 6s buffy ono' fvustfe of cfnfversf2'y Ne, Me conoib' com Qs 900965 fzyqny of Me focuffy fb cfzorocterfktfb poses. CL-'11f5'1fl7EBLE'1i' I11e1rzm1e2'P1y11.n1e101r D. 12 Iionzueo Wi IQ Bsveow Joalvf 19. x1fOl?Q1N Ll-592-me I Doolrszzuuezr :lla-LWLLE Hefesxowzls Iio BERT CL .1 1.-elven Ovemmoa- 13.0 rm no Sbzm lm Uimo 'Z flaws 1l'L'-9.SELt. Fmrwr fn CXOSSFOOU7, fo6orofo'33 oodfecfore f5off 0961 cof7OGb'co0zerQ cotc6es Me focufty me-m6ers Qs t6ey reoffy Qrg, 4 LL Somwp HGLLL-ml livleoale IVILLL1 .11 .Slumsf Geoff-oe Anym- I V, iw 7 BOARD OF I PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION I GRACEj3. NIANSON J. XV. MILLER Assistnllt to UNI,:161lIL'i7IiSll'I1t'iUII Director of Student Finance E. LYMAN Assislant to the President Director of Personnel Arlminkxtratian E. L. CLARK If.-VPHERINE GEORGE J. L. ROLLINS Director af Admissionx Universiiy Registrar Director uf Dormilor-ics THonN1'oN W. NIEILICIAM ALMA STACK PERSING VVILLI.-XM Nuvxs Visiting Arlv-jscr in Religion. Personal Cnanselov' la l'VU'lI1E71f Personal C'o'zmsclor lo Alan .? In GRACE E. Hoovrm Organzzutivmal Cmumzflar to IVomcn 'E NV. J. BUNTAIN Organizational Cuunsulor to Bien 1 l A R. TENGHER Rmmwr E. DAY J, W, 4,m,DEN Buszncss Vocational and Placement Cmmselur Director of Placement Employment Alanager ERNEST SHERMAN HAHNE Summer Session, Dean Economist, Federal Code Administrator, and soldier is Ernest H. l-lahne, dean of North- western's Summer Session. Mr. l-lahne, a member ofthe faculty here since 1919 when he resigned as a personnel otticer from the U. S. Army, was graduated from the University of Nebraska, and has received graduate degrees from Harvard D fig., and the University of Chicago. vw XX E Q K g fit ' 'N--T' A HARRY L. WELLS Business Manager A graduate of Liberal Arts 1914, Harry Wells, business manager of the University since 1934, resigned as vice-president of the Bauer and Black Corporation to pilot his alma mater's business administration. One of the Purple's leading boosters, Mr. Wells has been President of the Northwestern Foundation and is currently a director of the Alumni Association. During the Summer Session, Northwestern University is in a position to render its greatest service to the teachers who are in active work in the public schools of our country. Northwestern reaches out to every state in the union in attracting to this campus some of the most influential teachers in the United States. Visiting professors are brought here from the leading American and some foreign universities, atiording Northwestern students the opportunity oi studying with some of the outstanding leaders in various fields of learning. Well-ltnown lecturers are also brought to the campus, so that the atmosphere oi summer study is both invigorating and pleasant. Many undergraduates have come to regard this campus as a desirable summer resort, as well as a profitable place for study, for Chicago and Evanston are becoming recognized throughout this part oi the country as especially attractive spots for summer vacations The great natural assets of the campus-the lalce, the beaches, the oalc trees-attract to Northwestern University more than its proportionate share oi the increasing undergraduate enrollments of the Summer Sessions of American universities. ERNEST I-I. l-lAl-INE With the completion of another year during which the many departments oi Northwestern University have made a sincere attempt to maintain our position as one ol the leading universities in the country we cannot help but Feel that we have made strides in the right direction. Bearing in mind the purpose of this university, which, after all, is to give the best training possible to men and women who spend their time with us, we can loolc baclc with justiiiable pride at the accomplishments. The ieeling of a job well done, however, should not alter our course in striving even harder to do a better job through the succeeding years. The taslt oi the business administration of a university is to operate and manage its assets in such a way thatall necessary economies will be realized ior the benefit oi the educational departments. Qnly by increasing the quality of the educational facilities in equipment and man power can the reputation ol Northwestern University be enhanced as a school of higher learning. HARRY L. WELLS FRANKLYN BLISS SNYDER Graduate School, Dean V Rated as one of the outstanding authorities on Robert Burns, who has been the subject of three of his texts, Franklyn Bliss Snyder, professor of English since 1909, guides the destinies ofthe graduate division. A graduate of BeloitCollege and Harvard University, Dr. Snyder, who has edited two Anthologies ofEnglish and American literature, is recognized on campus as the conductor of his department's jam session, HB4 English. ADDISON HIBBARD School of Liberal Arts, Dean Editor, lecturer and newspaper correspondent, is youthful Addison l-libbard,since 1930 Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, Northwestern's largest school. Mr. l-libbard, who also has taught in Japan and has been a member of the U. S. Navy during the World War, is a grad- uate of the University of Wisconsin, and served as Dean at the University of South Carolina previous to coming here. This year finds the Graduate School developing two significant experiments in graduate education: the Institute of Higher Studies in English, and the Division of Correlated Studies. The lnstitute of l-ligher Studies in English was established in order to provide a limited number of successful high school teachers of English with an opportunity for strictly graduate work combining the study of English and American literature, round-table discussions of classroom problems and techniques, and training in the oral interpretation of literature. Thus members of the institute can secure in one integrated program facilities for advanced training which would ordinarily be drawn from the three departments of speech, education, and English, and which may lead to the degree of Master of Arts. Similarly, the Division of Correlated Studies will provide individual programs of graduate study, leading towards the degree of Master of Arts or Master of Science, which will combine study in related fields, and which will be organ- ized without regard to departmental procedures and traditions. This program will be open to a carefully selected group of only twenty outstanding students who will begin their work in the fall of 1937 FRANKLYN Buss SNYDER Many definitions have been ventured in an effort to explain the true purpose of a liberal education. Certainly it has many aspects. But each day l am more convinced that the distinctive function ofa really liberal education is to let the student discover for himself that in the history of mankind two facts emerge-the stability of truth and the con- stancy of change. There are eternal verities, as true now as when man first emerged from oblivion, and there is, as well, a constant changing of life. The truly educated man is he who can distinguish between the two. At times he must not quit his belief, as Emerson has told us, that a popgun is a popgun, though the ancient and honorable of the earth affirm it to be the crack of doomn, at times he must be unafraid calmly to recognize that changing conditions prompt a changing manner of life. The principle is illustrated in the College itself, student generations come and go, faculty members come to us and depart, but always the College, if it is true to itself, continues to present the experience of mankind in the past and the planning of mankind for the future. Student ,lanes and Professor White are temporary, Aristotle and Plato, Shakespeare and Dante, Newton and Leibnitz, are eternal. ADDISON l-HBBARD WILLIAM C. BAUER School of Engineering, Dean Teacher, technical observer on scientific ex- peditions, and consulting engineer for many of the buildings on campus is the much-varied career of William C. Bauer, member of the Engineering faculty since 1909 Dean of Engineering since the establishment of that office Mr Bauer also of Sigma Xi .r - - - - . A '51 . ' . 7 serves as president of the Northwestern chapter f Qi- ' : RALPH B. DENNIS School of Speech, Dean A Northwestern alumnus who has never left his undergraduate stamping grounds is Ralph B. Dennis, Dean of the School of Speech, who has been a member ofthe staff since'l9O'I. Mr. Dennis has sponsored the Speech School's extension program, and under his administration the Uni- versity Theatre's have expanded activities greatly. Northwestern University is fortunate in having one of the finest campus locations in the country. Directly located on the shares of Lake Michigan, the Campus possesses a charm and beauty which is difficult to describe, but which is appreciated by every student coming to Northwestern from an inland town. Swift l'lall of Engineering is one of the few buildings on the Campus located at the water's front. This proximity inspired a great thinker, Director John F. l-layford, who for fifteen years directed the destiny of the School of Engineering. Until he received this inspiration from the Great Lakes, nobody knew the Law of evaporation of water from large bodies of water. Director l-layford, about the year 'l9'l'l, conceived the idea of using the whole of Lake Michigan as an enormous pan of water in order to determine nature's law of evaporation for such large bodies of water. l-le worked diligently at this problem for many years and was finally rewarded by evolving the complex mathematical and physical equation which states the Law of Evaporation. Previous to coming to Northwestern, Director l-layford worked for many years in Washington, D. C., but it required for his greatest inspiration his location in the School of Engineering on the shores of Lake Michigan, where he could see and hear the lapping of the waves from his office. And so, Lake Michigan will keep on forever more in its in- spiration. WM. C. BAUER L Each year at the close ofa busy day some sweet co-ed croons over Mr. Bell's invention, We want 150 words from you for theSYLLABUS,0n what theme? Oh,anyold theme will do. l'lI be intomorrow morning togetyourstufff' With murder in my heart toward the charming unknown l meet a student in the hall and tell him my troubles. As we part l say, You write it, Earln. l'le did. And will he be surprised to see it in printl The School ol Speech rises from behind a bulwark of human beings, men and women who have dreamed dreams but have not stopped there, men and women who have seen the importance of building their institution, as well as their lives, around a welded theme of humaness, tolerance, perspective and growth, who have never lost sight in those dreams of either the student or the institution they represent. Give a man enough rope and he'll either hang himself or build a ladder to climb higher. It is by means of this directed freedom that the School of Speech has continued to build new rungs for Northwestern. Eulogies are usually written for the dead. l-lere is the one written by the living for the living and the unborn. RALPH DENNIS JAMES R. HAWKINSON School of Commerce, Dean Appointed as acting Dean of Commerce for the Evanston campus following the death of Ralph E. Heilman, James R. Hawkinson has been a member of Northwestern's faculty since 1929. A graduate of Carleton College and the recipient of a graduate degree from N. U. Mr. Hawltinson was Formerly sales manager of the Proctor and Gamble Corporation, and is now serving as sales consultant for several Loop Firms. WILLIAM ROSS SLAUGHTER School of journalism, Educational Adviser Faculty adviser for all University publications, and to the Board of Publications William Ross Slaughter, who succeeded the late Harry F. Harrington as head of the Meclill School of Journalism has been at Northwestern since 1927. A graduate of the University of Missouri, Mr. Slaughter has been connected with many publications, and was formerly Editor of Banl4er's Magazine. The School ol Commerce is now completing its twenty-ninth year as a separate school within the university. During these years the men and women it has trained have earned places as business leaders in all sections ol the country. Loyal alumni are making the influence ol its teachings lelt in many phases ol industry and business. Their success has been the success ol the School ol Commerce. Readily adapting itsell to the many changes talcing place in business, the school has added new courses and altered teaching material to meet new conditions. Additional emphasis has been placed on vocational counselling to help students lind the lcind of worlc lor which they are best suited. This year we are especially grieved at the loss of our leader, Ralph E. Heilman, Dean ol the School ol Commerce lor eighteen years, his untimely death has tal4en away from our midst a great educational leader and administrator. His qualities were well stated in an editorial in the Daily Northwestern: Northwestern bows to pay Final tribute to a man who has served her tar exceeding the bare requirements ol his taslc. To Dean Heilman, business and the study ol its problems were a Fascinating romance. His chosen Field challenged his imagination. And he met this challenge with genius . . . The lame ot Northwesternls School ol Commerce attests his success. JAMES R. l-IAWKINSON The Medill School ol Journalism has continued to increase in enrollment through the second year ol an interim period between Directors. This period Following the death ol Professor Harry F. Harrington in September, 'l935, closes with the opening ol the school year in September, 1937, when Professor Kenneth E. Qlson will leave his position as head of the Department ol journalism at Rutgers University and the management ol the New Jersey Press Association to become lVledill's second Director. The lVledill School of Journalism, located in the environs ol the second largest city in the United States, is ideally situated to train students lor entering into journalistic activity. lts curriculum will be further amplified and its teaching made even more etiective through the coming of Professor Qlson. Students and alumni ol the School look forward with lceen anticipation to progress under his able direction. WILLIAM R. SLAUGI-ITER ERNEST O. MELBY School of Education, Decn A graduate of the College of Liberal Arts in 1913, Dean Melby, who also received his Ph.D. degree from Northwestern in 19528, has been a member of the faculty here since 1928. Prior to coming to N. U. Mr. Melby had been Superintendent of Schools in Minnesota and is prominent in the National Teachers' Association. JOHN WALTER BEATTIE School of Music, Dean Among the nation's leading educators in the field of music is Dean Walter Beattie, of N. Ufs Music School. Past president of the National Music Conference, editor of the Golden Book of favorite songs, and Michigan State superintendent of Music, Dean Beattie has served here since 1925. The most significant development in modern education is the increased interest being given to the all-round person- ality development of children and youth. The function of the school is coming to be looked upon as that of promoting well-rounded personal growth, rather than the teaching of specific subjects or fields of knowledge. The result of this change of emphasis is a demand for teachers who are concerned with human values in education and who have a preparation such that they can study individual children and help them to live a creative life in school. Probably the three most important requisites in a program of teacher education are the development of personality, of social sensitivity, and of sensitivity to the needs, interests, and general welfare of children. lnstitutions which propose to educate teachers will not succeed in these aims unless their internal life is of the some character that it is hoped their graduates will create when they take their places in the public schools. Accordingly the most important problem which confronts an institution which proposes to educate teachers is that of creating a stimulating institutional life in which the students have an opportunity to live richly and in the process acquire the development of personality, the social sensitivity and the sensitivity to the needs of children which will equip them for effective service in public education. ln the School of Education the faculty and students are studying this problem cooperatively. Experiments are under way and it is hoped that important gains will be made in enriching the life of our institution. ERNEST O. MELBY The School of Music has Q50 full course students representing thirty-four states. There must be some reason for this national representation in so small a student body. Since we cannot boast of modern buildings or extensive equipment, the answer must be sought elsewhere. Perhaps it lies in the nature of the instruction offered, the type of teacher through whom the instruction is given, and the type of student on the receiving end. There is an old saying that experience is the best teacher. There is probably something in that, since our students claim that they often learn more from participation in musical performance than they do in the classroom. Certainly with the various types of ensemble offered by the School of Music, no student can complain that his education is entirely theoretical. We are trying to provide an education that is based upon adequate theoretical background with a great deal of practical experience. JOHN W. BEATTIE JUNIOR CLASS JU11f0 I fffff f 'fffff LW9 CRI JUNXOIPS Me commas of fVorf6w ore ffacmo' Me memes of 79362 Me ' co esfem rs of mfor l7!'l'C7Sf ffze 0706? WJU7 1,7 I cfoss ,lf of Me 6e f Me s more obofo bfe. oc-fb! serious 601-,lg eff Q One x JU ' Won? port' K of Me mor y of s 61' eOf ' Jon ' 0600! Q events of Me IS Me sefecflbn of ffve for Jocietsg worn 6,11 Jcmfbr men fbfenfffv 666101 P1426 Mel? CfOS-2 JUNIOR CLASS WILLIAM ABELMANN SP. Elgin, Illinois Y. M. C. A. Junior Cabinet C12 Senior Cabinet C22 Glee Club, Debate CQD C3D. MARY ALSTED L.A. Appleton, Wisconsin Kappa Alpha Theta Matrix C1DCQ2 W. S. G. A. Medal- lion C'ID, Sophomore Commission, Homecoming Committee C'ID, Dad's Day C32 May Day Committee C22 New Student Committee C22 W. S. G. A. Treasurer C22 Group Leader C22 President of Willard C'ID. LOIS ANDERSON COM. Duluth, Minnesota Alpha Chi Omega Duluth Junior College. FRANCES ARMSTRONG L.A. Silver Spring, Maryland Delta Gamma W. A. A. C'ID CQD C32 Daily North- western C'ID CQD C3D, Purple Parrot C'ID C22 Y. W. C. A. St. Charles Conference C12 Peace Action Com- mittee C'lD CQD C32 International Relations Club C32 I-lomecoming Committee, American Student Union. DORISLEE ATTEBERRY L.A. Evansville, Indiana Alpha Chi Omega Lindenwood College. JAMES AVERY COM. Grand Rapids, Michigan Delta Tau Delta Grand Rapids Junior College. HOWARD ABBOTT MUS. Chicago, Illinois Phi Mu Alpha, Student Council C32 Glee Club, Band, Orchestra. ALBERT ADAMS COM. West Plains, Missouri Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wentworth Military Academy, I-Iomecoming C3D. CLAYTON ANDERSON L.A. Chicago, Illinois Alpha Phi Omega, Daily North- western C'ID CQD C32 Syllabus C'ID CQD C3D, Y. M. C. A. C'ID CQD C32 Inde- pendent Council C32 E. C. A. Dance Committee C92 New Student Committee CQD C32 Junior Prom C3D. KATHLEEN APPLEBY SP. I-Iarrisburg, Pennsylvania Kappa Delta Thalian. BART ARRINGTON L.A. River Forest, Illinois Swimming C'ID C92 Wrestling C32 Sophomore Committee, Junior Prom. RUTH ATWOOD JOUR. Grand Rapids, Michigan Alpha Phi Michigan State College. Page' I7 SYLLABUSs1938 JOHN PAUL AYMOND L.A. Chicago, illinois Theta Xi Social Committee C11, informal Dance Committee C11, lnterfraternity Ball Commission C91, Mock Convention CSD, Waa-Mu C11, lnterfraternity Council C91 C31 MALCOLM G. BANNERMAN COM. Redgranite, Wisconsin Delta Tau Delta Y. M. C. A. Junior and Senior Cabinet, Commerce Club, Wrestling Manager C31, Group Leader C91 C31 HELEN FRANK BARNES JOUR. Terrell, Texas Delta Delta Delta Hoclcaclay Junior College, Social Service C31 A. H. BECHTELHEIMER ENG. Winnetka, Illinois Triangle Wrestling CU, Golf C11, Intramural C11, Syllabus Staff Photography C11 CSD, Interfraternity Council C11 C91 C35- MARGARET BELT L.A. Lalcevvoocl, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta Y. W. C. A. C11, German Club C11 C91, Glee Club C91, Pre-Medic Club C91 C31 jANE BERGER COM. Mexico, Missouri Chi Omega Word-Belmont College C11 C91, Y. W. C. A. C31, Glee Club C31 Page 18 BEATRICE BAMFORD L.A. Chicago, Illinois Kappa Kappa Gamma BriarcliFf Junior College, Purple Parrot C91 CHARLES F. BARNES COM. Tulsa, Oklahoma Sigma Chi Tulsa University CUCQD, Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Mu Alpha, Intramural, Y. M. C. A. C3D, A Capella Choir C31, Men's Glee Club C31 ROBERT BEAR COM. Evanston, lllinois Phi Kappa Psi Pomona, Deep Springs College, Dad's Day C31 EDWARD BECKMAN L.A. Kewanee, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Purple Key, Sextant, Purple Parrot C91 CED, German Club, Secretary- Treasurer Pre-Medic Club. FRED BENHART MUS. Eveleth, Minnesota Acacia Eveleth Junior College, Swimming 'l . MAXINE BERGER SP. Pocatello, ldaho Alpha Phi University of Idaho, Syllabus C31 Y. W. C. A. C31 Affx N U JUNIOR CLASS ROBERT BERNAYS L.A. Chicago, Illinois Intramurals, International Relations C3D, French Club CQD C3D, University Theatre, Independent Council CBD, Group Leader CQD C31 RUSSELL BERT SP. Rockford, Illinois Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARIORIE BISHOP SP. Evanston, Illinois Delta Gamma Thalian CU CQD, Northwestern Uni- versity Theatre Production Union CQD CBD, University Theatre CUCQD CED. GRACE BLACKBURN L.A. Fairfield, Illinois Alpha Chi Omega Y. W. C, A. Settlement CQD, Mock Convention CQD, Dad's Day Com- mittee C3D, Stephens College. RUSSELL BOEKENKROEGER COM. East St. Louis, Illinois Y. M. C. A. CUCQD, Inter-Dormitory Council CQD. ROSE BOTZUM COM. Alcron, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma Alcron University. ANNETTE BERKOWITZ ED. Chicago, Illinois Kappa Zeta Kappa Hillel Club. WILLIAM R. BERNAYS L.A. Chicago, Illinois Phi Eta Sigma, Intramural Green- shirt, football, tennis, wrestling, Class Honors CU- French Club C91 C3D, International Relations Club C3D, University Theatre, Group Leader C25 CED. HERMAN BEWERSDORF L.A. Melrose Park, Illinois FRANCES BLACK ED. Racine, Wisconsin Gamma Phi Beta Swimming C'ID, Y. W. C. A. CU C25 CBD, Settlement CTD, Homecoming CU, Waa-Mu Committee, Group Leader C93 C3D. CHARLES BLOCK COM. Des Plaines, Illinois Pi Kappa Alpha Junior Prom Publicity Committee. ROBERT BONEKEMPER ENG. Omaha, Nebraslca Sigma Chi Sextant, Water-Polo C13 CQD, Engi- neering Society CID CQD C3D, Sopho- more Commission, New Student Committee CBD, Group Leader CQD, Junior Prom C3j. Page I9 SYLLABUS,,I938 NICK BOUICIDIS ENG. Evanston, Illinois Phi Eta Sigma, Wrestling, Honors CID CQD C3D. ISAAC PARSONS BRACKETT SP. Fairmont, West Virginia Fairmont State College, Men's De- bate CQD, A Capella Choir CQD. HENRY BRANDT COM. Parlc Ridge, Illinois Track CID, Sextant. RICHARD BREEDEN L.A. Evanston, Illinois Sigma Chi Sextant, Football Mgr. CID CSZD, Swimming Team CID, Water-Polo CSZD CBD, Syllabus Business Staff CID CQD C3D, Y. M. C. A. Junior and Senior Cabinet CID CQD C3D, Treasurer of Y , Freshman Social Committee, Homecoming CID CQD- Dad's Day CID, Chairman St. Charles Conference C3D, Freshman Pledge Council. BEATRICE BRESN L.A. Chicago, Illinois Hillel. DON BRIGGS L.A. Highland Porlc, Illinois Sigma Chi Swimming CID CED C3D, Daily North- western CID, Purple Parrot CID, Junior Prom CQD, Dad's Day C3D. Paga 20 DELIA MARIE BRACKER L.A. Ipswich, Massachusetts Bradford Junior College, Y. W. C.A., Public Affairs, SociaIService C13 CSD C35- PATTY BRADFORD L.A. Rockford, Illinois Pi Beta Phi Illinois College, Wayne University. ALICE BRAUN L.A. Chicago, Illinois Town Club CID CQD C3D, Independent Council CQD CBD, Varsity Rifle CQD, Y. W. C. A. CID. CATHERINE BRENNER L.A. Evanston, Illinois Gamma Phi Beta Morgan Park Junior College, Y. W. C. A. CID CQD, Frolics. 4 LEILE BRETSCHNEIDER MUS. St. Louis Missouri Alpha Chi Omega University of Missouri. FLORENCE MAY BROCK L.A. Anderson, Indiana Kappa Alpha Theta Hollins College, Frolics CBD, Y. W. C. A. CBD. UNIOR CLASS GERARD W. BROOKS SP. Winnetka, lllinois Sigma Chi Intramural Doubles golf champ C31, Sophomore Commission, E. C. A. Informal Dance C11, Woo-Mu Ticket Mgr. C21 BETSY BURD L.A. Chicago, lllinois Kappa Delta University of lllinois, W. A. A. Freshman Swimming Team, Y. W. C. A., C5erman'Club, Dad's Day C31 ALICE BURRY L.A. Fort Wayne, Indiana Delta Gamma Shi-ai C31C41, Y. W. C. A. C'l1CS21C31, Cabinet CQ1, Alethenai C21 C31, Sophomore Social Committee C21, Waa-Mu C21C31, Group leader C21 C31, New Student Committee C21 C33- DORIS CAESAR L.A. Barrington, lllinois Alpha Phi l-lolmby College, Purple Parrot Art Staff C31, Frolics Committee C31, Art Staff of N. Ll. Movie CSZ1 MARGARET JANE CALEYL A Chicago, lllinois Alpha Omicron Pi Rosary College C11 C21, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A. Arts C31 Books C31 Social C31 SARA CAMPBELL L.A. Williamsport, Pennsylvania Alpha Chi Omega Williamsport Dickinson Jr. College. HARRY DUDLEY BROOKBY L.A. Evanston, lllinois Delta Tau Delta Varsity Baseball C11 C21 C31 HELEN BUECHER SP. Racine, Wisconsin Chi Omega Rifle Team C11, Y. W. C. A. C11 CQ1, Membership Committee C21, Sopho- more Commission, Waa-Mu C21 JEAN BURNETTE L.A. Evanston, lllinois Delta Delta Delta Y. W. C. A. Member, Freshman and Sophomore Commissions, Dad's Day C'l1, Secretary of W. S. G. A. VIVIAN COMPTON BYNG JOUR. New York City, New York Columbia University, Daily C21 Cf-31, Syllabus CQ1, Thalian, Commerce Club C91, Medill Journalism Club CQ1, Sophomore Commission, Junior Prom Publicity, l-lomecoming CQ1, Waa-Mu CQ1, Mock Convention CQ1, Northwestern Settlement C31, Medill Press Conference C91 EDWARD A. CAHILL, JR. COM. Kansas City, Missouri Rockhurst College, Alpha Phi Omega, Secretary C31, lnter-l-louse Council C31, Secretary C31 DORlS CALLAHAN JOUR. Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania Wellesley College C11 C21 Pug! 21 ZEPH CAMPBELL L.A. East Chicago, Indiana Wranglers Intramurals C15 CQ5 C35, Pre-Medic Club C15 C95 C35, DOROTHY CARLSON L.A. Chicago, Illinois , Alpha Phi Y. W. C. A. C15 CS25, Sophomore Social Committee, Waa-Mu C15, Charity Ball C15, Junior Prom C35, Dad's Day C15, Homecoming Frolics C15, W. S. G. A. ELAINE CARTMELL L.A. Greenville, Illinois Delta Delta Delta Syllabus C15 C25, Y. W. C. A. C15 C25 C35, Mathematics Club, Alethe- nai C15 C25 C35. DOROTHY E. CHAPIN L.A. River Forest, Illinois Alpha Xi Delta Daily Northwestern C35, Syllabus C25 C35, Student Directory C35, Y. W. C. A. C15 C25 C35, Town Club, French Club, lnternational Relations Club, Craig Club, Home- coming, New Student Committee, W. S. G. A. C15, Mock Convention CQ5, Independent Council C525. GAIL CHINSKY L.A. Pennington Gap, Virginia Alpha Epsilon Phi Vanderbilt University, Secretary- Treasurer German Club C35. PORTIA CLARKE COM. Adel, Iowa Pi Beta Phi Grinnell College, W. A. A. C35, Y. W. C. A. Page 22 JEANNETTE CARLING L.A. Chicago, Illinois Alpha Omicron Pi Y. W. C. A. C15 C95, Spanish Club C15, Mock Convention Committee CQ5, W. S. G. A., Vocational Guidance C15. J. ROBERT CARTER L.A. Highland Park, Illinois Lambda Chi Alpha Syllabus C15, Student Directory C35. FRANCIS A. CHALLIS SP. Peru, Indiana Phi Kappa Psi Indiana University. ELOISE CHASE IOUR. Evanston, Illinois Kappa Kappa Gamma Hockey C15, Daily Northwestern CQ5, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet C15 C25 C35, Freshman Commission C15, Waa-Mu C15 C95- JACK H. CLARK COM. Chattanooga Tennessee Lambda Chi Alpha University of Chattanooga. RUTH COALE L.A. Winnetka, Illinois Delta Gamma Sophomore Commission, Dad's Day C35, Post-Prom Committee C35, Publi- city Committee Homecoming C35, Waa-Mu C25, Alethenai, Group Leader C15, 93 UNIOR CLASS ELEANOR ANN COLEMANSP Milwaukee, Wisconsin I Alpha Xi Delta Milwaukee Downer, La Crosse College, Y. W. C. A. JOHN COLMAR L.A. Wheeling, West Virginia Phi Kappa Sigma Fencing CD C25 C3D, Daily North- western C'lD CQD C3D, Y. M. C. A. ,lunior Cabinet CQD, Sophomore Commission, St. Charles Conference CU, University Theatre CU. BONNIE CONNER SP. Sioux City, Iowa Stephens College, Phi Beta, Thalian, Speech Productions CQD C3D, Glee Club C21 CBJ. BETTY JANE COWAN COM. Cedar Falls, Iowa Stephens College, Y. W. C. A. C3j, Glee Club C31 EDITH COYNE ' L.A. Wilmette, Illinois Delta Gamma Mundelein College, W. A. A. Purple Parrot C3D, Y. W. C. A. C31 HELENE CRAIC5 MUS. Gary, Indiana Sigma Alpha Iota, Alpha Lambda Delta, Y. W. C. A. CU CQD, Student Council, Music School CQJ, Glee Club CU CQD, Orchestra CU. MURIEL COHEN L.A. Chicago, Illinois W. A. A. Riding Club CQD, Hillel Social Service, A. S. U. HELEN COLLACSES L.A. Chicago, Illinois Class Honors C'lD C25 C3D, Town Club, Commuting Wamen's Con- ference CQD, New Student Committee CU, Spanish Club, French Club. URBAN B. COMES L.A Evanston, Illinois Delta Upsilon Football Manager CSD, Daily North- western C'ID, Homecoming C21 C3j, E. C. A. CQD. MARY LOU CORMAN MUS. Beardstown, Illinois Alpha Omicron Pi Phi Beta, W. A. A. Baseball CU, Y. W. C. A. Social Service C3D, Freshman Commission, Dad's Day C1 J. MARY ELIZABETH COX L.A. Bristol, Virginia Virginia Intermont, Y. W. C. A. Arts, Social Service, Campus View House Council. DELOS R. COZAD L.A. Decatur, Illinois Delta Tau Delta University of Chicago. Page 2 3 SYLLABUSDIQ38 CAROL CRAWFORD L.A. Eldorado, Kansas Delta Delta Delta Southwestern College, Y. W. C. A. CID C3D, Group Leader CBD, Glee Club CQD, New Student Committee CBD. HELEN CREED L.A. Fort Worth, Texas Chi Omega Southern Methodist University. S. J. CRUMPACKER ENG. South Bend, Indiana Football Manager CID CQD C3D. ALICE JUDSON CURTISS L.A. Evanston, Illinois W. A. A., Tennis, Math Club. DOROTHY DAVIDSON COM. Syracuse, New York Kappa Alpha Theta Y. W. C. A. CID CQD, Daughters of Neptune, W. S. G. A. CID CQD. DOROTHY DAVIS SP. Gary, Indiana Kappa Kappa Gamma DePauw University. Page 24 WILLIAM CRAY JOUR, Northbrook, Illinois Daily Northwestern CID, Desk Editor CQD, Night Editor CSD, Syllabus CBD. BETTY CRILLY L.A. Winnetka, Illinois Kappa Kappa Gamma I-Iolmby Junior College. ROBERT B, CUMMING L.A. Chicago, Illinois Phi Kappa Psi Sextant, Daily Editorial Board CQD CBD C4D, Desk Editor C3D, Junior Commission, Freshman Commission, Social Committee CQD, Junior Prom, Debate CQD. ALICE VIRGINIA DANZER COM. Hagerstown, Maryland Bradford Junior College, W. A. A. JEAN H. DAVIDSON L.A. Evanston, Illinois Kappa Alpha Theta Y. W. C. A. CID, W. S. G. A. CID, Sophomore Commission. ALBERT E. DOMONEY L.A. Chicago, Illinois Phi Kappa Tau Ohio State University CID CQD, Glee Club C3D. NIOR CLASS JAMES A. DELANEY L.A. Glencoe, Illinois Phi Kappa Psi Purple Key, Purple Claw, Sopho- more Commission, Track CID CSZD C3D. BARBARA DENNIS L.A. Paris, Illinois Wellesley College CID, Junior Orch- esis, French Club, Y. W. C. A. MILDRED DEUTSCH ED. Chicago, Illinois Kappa Zeta Kappa Y. W. C. A., I-lillel. MARY DICKEY L.A. Wenwatosa, Wisconsin Pi Beta Phi Wellesley College, Frolics. MARY JANE DIGNAN SP. Carnegie, Pennsylvania Delta Gamma I-lood College, Y. W. C. A. LUCILLE DUCKMANN JOUR. Chicago, Illinois Phi Omega Pi W. A. A., Daily Northwestern CQD, Women's Sports' Editor C3D. MILDRED DAWSON MUS. Monroe City, Missouri Delta Delta Delta Stephens College, Symphony Orchestra, Y. W. C. A. WILLIAM DE MOULIN COM. Greenville, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Purple Key, Sextant, Lynx, Daily, Business Staff CID CQD CSD, Freshman Pledge Council, Basketball CQD, Baseball CQD, Intramurals CID CQD CBD. BABETTE DESSAUER L.A. Fort Wayne, Indiana Alpha Epsilon Phi Daily CID, Syllabus CQD, Y. W. C. A. CID, Cabinet CQD C3D, Dad's Day CID, Group Leader CQD CBD. DORIS DE VRIES COM. Chicago, Illinois Phi Gamma Nu Thornton Junior College, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A., Girls' Glee Club. JOHN DICKIE L.A. Toledo, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta Pre-Medic Club, President C3D. EDWARD DONAHUE COM. Chicago, Illinois Wright Junior College. Pagf 2 5 SYLLABUSuI938 HELEN DWYER L.A. Chicago, Illinois Wright Junior College, Y. W. C. A. DORIS K. EBERLE L.A. Oak Park, Illinois Pi Beta Phi Freshman, Sophomore Commissions, Homecoming CID, W. S. G. A. CID, Waa-Mu OD. ELMORE W. ELLIOT L.A. Oak Park, Illinois VICTORIA ELLIOT L.A. Chicago, Illinois Rockford College, Pre-Medic Club C23 C33- BERNARD ENGELBERG COM. Chicago, Illinois People's Junior College. EDWARD H. ENSOR L.A. Niles Center, Illinois Class Honors CID. Page 26 ROBERT DYER L.A. Flossmoor, Illinois Sigma Chi Syllabus CID C3D, Assistant Editor CBD, Curoup Leader CQD, Band CID CQD GD. ALVIN EDELMAN L.A. Chicago, Illinois Phi Epsilon Pi Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Base- ball Manager, Class Honors CID, Sophomore Commission, Debate CQD C35- JOAN ELLIOTT JOUR. Connersville, Illinois Delta Delta Delta Orchesis, President CID C3D, Daily Northwestern CQD, Y. W. C. A. CID, Dad's Day 499, Waa-Mu CQD, Mock Convention CQD, Social Chair- man, Willard Hall CID, Group Leader CQD C3D. ISABEL EMANUELLI ED. Santurce, Puerto Rico Manhattanville College, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A. LOUISE ENGSTROM L.A. Peoria, Illinois Alpha Phi Stephens College, Student Directory, Assistant Editor, French Club, Y. W. C. A. RALPH ETTLINGER, JR. COM. Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City Junior College. UNIOR CLASS JANET FABRICE L.A. Chicago, Illinois Alpha Gamma Delta Tennis CID, Swimming CQD, Baseball CID, Spanish Club, Frolics C3D, Y. W. C. A. CID. JOSEPH F. FANER ENG. Waterford, Pennsylvania Delta Upsilon Swimming CID CQD C3D. MARVIN S. FENCHEL L.A. Chicago, Illinois Band, German Club. CAROL FINGULIN MUS. Webster Groves, Missouri Kappa Delta Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Mu Gamma, Syllabus CEZD, Honors CID, Freshman, Sophomore Social Com- mittee, Y. W. C. A. CID CQD, W. S. G. A. CID, Shi-Ai C3D, Glee Club CQD C3D, Group Leader C3D, Alethe- nai CID CQD. HARRY J. FLEER COM. Ouincy, illinois Phi Gamma Delta Glee Club CID CQD C3D, Sophomore Commission CQD, Charity Ball CID, Frolics CID, Waa-Mu CID CQD, E. C. A. Dance Committee CQD Drum Major, CQD C3D, Ticket Chair- man lnterfraternity Ball CQD, lnter- fraternity Council C3D. LEE FOSTER, JR. L.A. Oak Parlr, Illinois Sigma Alpha Epsilon Football C1D CQD, Wrestling CID CQD C3D, Pre-Medic Club C3D, MILDRED EVANS L.A. Denver, Colorado Pi Beta Phi Alpha Lambda Delta, Eta Sigma Phi, Y. W. C. A. CID, Sophomore Commission, Dad's Day CQD, Home- coming CID CQD, Charity Ball CQD, May Day CQD, W. S. G. A. CQD C3D, New Student Committee CQD, Group Leader CSZD C3D. DOROTHY FOLK L.A. Chicago, illinois Delta Gamma goiih Park Junior College, Y. W. MARTHA FELDMAN L.A. Fort Wayne, lndiana lndiana University. RUTH FEY JOUR. Chicago, Iliinois North Parlc Junior College, Daily C3D, W. A. A. LAWRENCE F. FISHER, JR. L.A. South Bend, lndiana Notre Dame, Pre-Medic Club C3D, Syllabus. MARY LOU FOSCUE L.A. Winnetka, illinois Chi Omega William Woods College, W. A. A. CID CQD C3D, Craig Club CBD, Y. W. C. A., Social Service C3D. Page 27 SYLLA ISABEL FRANK MUS. Dayton, Ohio Alpha Phi Y. W. C. A., Waa-Mu CID CQD. JACK R. FRANKS L.A. Oak Park, Illinois French Club C3D. FREDERICK E. FRENCH L.A. Evanston, Illinois Phi Delta Theta Daily Northwestern CID C-2D C3D, Business Manager CBD, Freshman and Sophomore Commission, Home- coming Committee CID CQD, DacI's Day Committee CID CSZD, Waa-Mu CWD CSD- C., OLIVER FULLER MUS. Coeur D'Alene, Idaho Coeur D'AIene Junior College CID CQD, Band CBD. BARBARA GARFITT L.A. Evanston, Illinois Delta Delta Delta Eta Sigma Phi, Shi-Ai, President Y. W. C. A. CBD, Pan-Hellenic Representative, W. S. G. A. Point System Chairman CQD. JAMES GATHMAN COM. Chicago, Illinois Y. M. C. A. College. Page 28 2:1938 SHIRLEY FRANK SP. Moline, Illinois Alpha Epsilon Phi Business Staff Daily Northwestern CID, Y. W. C. A. CID, Thalian Drama- EicJCIub, University Theatre, Debate Q . ROLAND E. FRANOUEMONT L.A. Des Moines, Iowa Class Honors CID CQD CBD, Basketball CID, Economics Round Table. JEAN FROST L.A. Tulsa, Oklahoma Kappa Kappa Gamma Universities ol Oklahoma and Cali- Fornia. JEANNETTE FURAN L.A. Ellenclale, North Dakota State Teachers College, GirIs'Glee Club, Y. W. C. A. TED CSASIOR L.A. Chicago, Illinois Pre-Medic Club. MARJORIE GEISTMAN COM. Duluth, Minnesota Alpha Chi Omega College of St. Scholastica. JUNIOR CLASS MARY GIBSON COM. Cleveland Heights, Ohio Pi Beta Phi Volleyball C12 Syllabus C2D C32 Y. W. C. A. C12 Sophomore Com- mission, Dad's Day C22 Homecoming C32 May Day C22 W. S. G. A. Board C22 New Student Committee, Group Leader C2D C32 Matrix C12 N Block Chairman C3D. LAVERN GILES L.A. Chicago, Illinois Alpha Omicron Pi W. A. A. Board C'lD C2D C32 Varsity Rifle Team C'lD C22 Archery C'lD C22 Y. W. C. A. C12 German Club C22 French Club C2D C32 Meristem C1D CQD C32 Qi LOUISE GODDARD JOUR. Valparaiso, Indiana Chi Omega DePauw, Purdue. VIRGINIA GORDON MUS. El Paso, Illinois Kappa Alpha Theta Colorado University, Sigma Alpha ota. DAVID GOW COM. Dolzeville, New Yorlc Basketball C'lD C2D C3D. SEYMOUR GRASS COM. Chicago, Illinois ARTHUR GERKEN L.A. Chicago, Illinois Freshman Basketball, Varsity Basket- ball C2D C3D. ROBERT GIBSON MUS. Pittsburg, Kansas Si N gmc: u Kansas State Teachers' College, Symphony Orchestra. WILLIAM GILLETTE L.A. Maywood, Illinois Phi Kappa Sigma DAVID GORDON ENG. Chicago, Illinois Class Honors C'ID C2D C32 Chess Team, Chess Club C'lD C2D C3D. ROBERT GOTTLIEB COM. Chicago, Illinois Phi Epsilon Pi Daily Northwestern C'lD C22 Moclc Convention Committee C22 Intra- murals C2D. GERTRUDE GRABOWSKI ED. Escanaba, Michigan Delta Delta Delta W. A. A. Archery C22 Y. W. C. A. C'lD C2D C32 German Club C'lD C2D C32 New Student Committee C22 Ale- thenai C'lD C2D C32 Group Leader C93 C31 Page 29 SYLLABUS,,1938 HELEN GRAY SP. Williamsport, Pennsylvania Dickinson Jr. College. MARGARET GREENE JOUR. Nashville, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta Ward-Belmont College, Daily Cf-D, Y. W. C. A. C3D. JANET GREINER L.A. Rock River, Ohio Kappa Alpha Theta Denison University, W. A. A. CQD, Y. W. C. A. C1D CQD, Homecoming Committee C35 Chorus C1D, A Cap- ella Choir C1D. MARJORIE M. GUYETT MUS. Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin A Capella Choir. CHESTER R. HANSON L.A. Wilmette, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Intramural Swimming C1D, Daily C25 CED, Purple Parrot CQD, French Club, Frolics CQD, Waa-Mu C1D CQD, Group Leader CQD. ELIZABETH HARDWICK L.A. Reading, Massachusetts Kappa Alpha Theta Duke University, Syllabus C3D, Y. W. C. A. CQD. Page' 30 T M REEN ROBER . G L.A. Chicago, Illinois Wranglers Basketball C1 D, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Group Leader CQD C3D. ELIZABETH GREGORY L.A. Rockford, Illinois Carleton College, Y. W. C. A. Social Service C31 MILDRED GROSS SP. Des Moines, Iowa Ferry Hall, Grinnell College, Y.W. C. A. Social Service. SAMUEL M. HAMlLTON,COM. Stockwell, Indiana Phi Kappa Psi Purdue University. WILLIAM P. HAPP, JR. L.A. Winnetka, Illinois Swimming C15 CQD CED, Y. M. C. A., Northwestern Boys' Club C11 CQD. RUTH HARRIS L.A. Winnetka, Illinois Y. W. C. A. CU, Cabinet C25 CED, Matrix Honors C11 CQD, Medill Press Club C11 JUNIORCLASS JAMES HARTUNG COM. Chicago, lllinois Delta Upsilon Daily Northwestern CID, Waa-Mu CID, CSD. ELLEN M. HEIN ED. Evanston, lllinois Gamma Phi Beta Spanish ClubCQD,C3D, Waa-Mu CID. HARRY HENDERSON COM. Evanston, lllinois Morgan Parlc Junior College. PAUL HERZBERG, JR. COM. Waterloo, Iowa Iowa State Teachers and Western Union College. ELIZABETH HINES L.A. Warsaw, Indiana Kappa Delta W. A. A. CID, Daughters of Neptune C3D, Y. W. C. A., Cabinet CSD, Town Club CID, Inter-Racial Club C3D, Cosmopolitan Club C3D. HENRY ETTA HOLMES COM. Wichita, Kansas Alpha Xi Delta Lindenwood College CID CQD, Y. W. C. A. C3D. JACK HART COM. Chicago, lllinois Phi Kappa Sigma Alpha Phi Omega, Syllabus CID CQD, Daily Northwestern CID, Student Directory CQD, Medill Press Club, Junior Prom C3D, Dad's Day CID CQD, Homecoming CID CQD, E. C. A. Personnel Dept. CID, Chairman Infor- mal Dance Committee CQD, Chairman Social Dept. C3D. JOHN R. HASTIE COM. Evanston, lllinois Delta Tau Delta Golf CID, Syllabus CID, Daily North- western CID, Commerce Club, Dad's Day CID CQD, Homecoming CID CQD, Freshman Commission, Sophomore Commission, Debate CID CQD, Infor- mal Dance Committee CID. RUTH HELBIG ED, Evanston, lllinois Waa-Mu CID. RICHARD HERR L.A. Bloomington, lllinois Sigma Chi lllinois Wesleyan College, Group Leader CBD. VAN K. HILLMAN L.A. Seattle, Washington Sigma Phi Epsilon University of Washington. ELMER L. HOFFMANN L.A. Chicago, lllinois Page 31 SYLLABUS,,1938 JEANETTE HOPPER L.A. Hastings, Nebraska Alpha Chi Omega Hastin sColIe e-ACa ella Choir, U Q A Q, D University Singers. PATRICIA HOWELL JOUR. Centerville, Iowa Alpha Phi Ward-Belmont College, Daily C3D, Y. W. C. A., Social Service Com- mittee CBD. LOUISE HUNT ED. Chicago, Illinois Southern Seminary, Y. W. C. A. Glee Club, Daughters of Neptune, ,lunior Prom. ELAINE HUTCHINS COM. Evanston, Illinois Delta Gamma Y. W. C. A., Dad's Day CQD C3D, Homecoming CID, Waa-Mu CID, Mock Convention CQD. IEANNE JACOBS L.A Winnetlca, Illinois Kappa Delta W. A. A., Social Committee CID CQD, Track, Baseball, Basketball, Volley- ball, Hockey, Pan-Hellenic CQD, Y. W. C. A., Vocational Guidance. RANDOLPH JACOBSON ENG Wilmette, Illinois Chess Club CID CQD. Page 32 ELIZABETH HOUSER L.A. Kenilworth, Illinois Delta Delta Delta Beloit College. VIRGINIA HUDSON MUS. Pocahontas, Iowa Delta Delta Delta Stephens College, Glee Club, Y. W. C. A. VIRGINIA HUNTER L.A. Muskegon, Michigan Gamma Phi Beta RiFle Team CID CQD, W. A. A. CSZD, Y. W. C. A. CID. ALICE INDOE L.A. Omaha, Nebraska Kappa Kappa Gamma Rifle Team CID, Archery Team CQD, Y. W. C. A. CID CQD, Sophomore Commission, Charity Ball CID, Waa Mu CID, Group Leader CQD, Matrix CID CQD, Secretary-Treasurer. ELLA JACOBSEN L.A. Chicago, Illinois Town Club, Orchesis. ,IAMILLE IAMRA L.A. Toledo, Ohio Delta Upsilon Phi Eta Sigma, Lynx, DaiIKA CID, Y. M. C. A. Senior Cabinet, edill I b So homore Commission Press C u , D ' ' i Waa-Mu CQD, Class Honors CID CSZD. JUNIOR CLASS WALTER C. JERIGE COM. Norwalk, Connecticut Delta Sigma Pi Purple Parrot C15 C95, Syllabus C15, Dad's Day Committee C12 Mock Corgcgntion C92 lnterfraternity Coun- ci . ARDETH M. JOHNSON MUS. Proctor, Minnesota Alpha Omicron Pi Sigma Alpha Iota, Syllabus C92 Dacl's Day C92 Waa-Mu C92 Student Directory C92 House Coun- cil W. S. G. A. C12 Glee Club CDC95 C35- CHARLES H. JOHNSON, JR. COM. Evanston, Illinois S' Ch' igma i Sextant, Water Polo C12 Syllabus C15 C95, Jr. Class Editor C32 Sophomore Commission C92 Homecoming C92 Charity Ball C35, Junior Prom C32 Mock Convention C92 Waa-Mu C15 C95, Group Leader C95 C35. WILBUR E. JOHNSON COM. Bartlesville, Oklahoma Sigma Alpha Epsilon Daily C12 Syllabus C15 C92 Sopho- more Commission, Band C15 C95. BETSY JONES SP. Kennett, Missouri Alpha Chi Omega Ward-Belmont College. PATRICIA JONES L.A. Oak Park, Illinois Pi Beta Phi Shi Ai C35, W. A. A. C15 C92 Intramural C95, Y. W. C. A. Settle- ment Work C15, Cabinet C95, W. S. G. A. Honors C15 C92 Freshman Commission, Sophomore Social Com- mittee, Dad's Day C15 C92 Informal Dance Committee C15, Curoup Leader C95, May Day C92 Freshman Confer- ence C15, Waa-Mu C95. MARY CSERALDINE JEFFERE A Evanston,lllinois J J Pi Beta Phi French Club, Spanish Club, Inter- national Relations. JEANNE C. JERNEGAN JOUR. Chicago, Illinois Kappa Alpha Theta University of Wisconsin, Daily C95 C32 French Club C92 Dad's Day C95 C32 Homecoming C92 Charity Ball C92 Waa-Mu C95, Group Leader C35. BREMEN I. JOHNSOFD k L.A. Cooperstown, Nort a ota University of Illinois, Glee Club C95 C32 Group Leader C35. FLORA ANN JOHNSON MUS. Roanoke, Virginia Sigma Alpha Iota, New Student Committee C92 Prof. Pan-Hellenic C25 C35- JUNE JOHNSTON JOUR. Berkeley, California Alpha Chi Omega Daily C15 C95 C35, Y. W, C. A. Cabi- net C95 C32 Glee Club C15 C92 Medill Press Club C95 Sophomore Commission, Mock Convention C95. MAMIE JONES L.A. Mount Pleasant, Tennessee Delta Delta Delta Ward-Belmont College, Y. W. C. A., French Club. Page' 53, SYLLABUSnI938 OVE ,IORGENSEN L.A. Racine, Wisconsin Wranglers Southern Methodist University, Waa-Mu CQD. GEORGIA KASISCHKE ED. St. Joseph, Michigan Kappa Alpha Theta Stephens College. JACK KAUFMAN COM. Evanston, Illinois Phi Kappa Psi Purple Curio Sextant, Purple Claw, Baseball CID CQD C3D, Football CID CQD C3D, Sophomore Commission. PATRICIA ANN KELLY ED. Chicago, Illinois Wright Junior College, Town Club. FRANCES KERSHNER ED. Clinton, Iowa Alpha Phi Stephens College, Y. W. C. A. BARBARA KETTRON L.A. Macomb, Illinois Delta Gamma Western Illinois State Teachers Col- lege, Y.W.C.A. CQDCBD, Social Com- mittee CQD, French Club CQD, Sopho- Engre Commission, Settlement Worlc Q . Pflsf 34 KATHRYN KALISH JOUR. Chicago, Illinois Gulf Park College, Washington University, Riding Club CBD, Daily C3D. PETER KATSUNO COM. Kent, Washington University of Washington. WILBUR KEKO L.A. Parlc Ridge, Illinois Alpha Chi Sigma Group Leader CQD C3D. MARGARET KENNY ED. Evanston, Illinois Kappa Alpha Theta St. Mary of the Woods, Y. W. C. A. C3D. ROBERT E. KERSTING L.A. Chicago, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Water Polo CID CQD C3D, Intramural CID CQD CBD, Daily CID CQD, Student Directory, Circulation Manager C3D, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet CQD C3D, Spanish Club CID, German Club CQD, Sophomore Commission,Charity Ball CID, Waa-Mu CID CEZD, Inter- lraternity Council CQD, Moclc Con- vention CQD, Group Leader CQD C3D. M. j. KIBE COM. Tacoma, Washington Intramural Wrestling Champ CID, Varsity Wrestling CQD, Y. M. C. A. Junior Cabinet CID CQD, Senior Cabinet C3D, Cosmopolitan Club CID CBD, College Club CID, Inter- racial Club CID CQD, North Campus Discussion, Chairman CQD. JUNIORCLASS GAIL KIMBELL L.A. Newton Centre, Massachusetts Kappa Kappa Gamma W. A. A, Board, Soccer CQD CBD, Hockey CID, Archery CQD, Syllabus CID, Y. W. C. A. CID, Sophomore Commission, New Student Com- mittee Chairman, Waa-Mu CQD, Group Leader CQD CBD. MARGARET KLASS L.A. Chicago, Illinois W. A. A. CID, Glee CIub,Y. W. C. A. JOHN KOVATCH L.A. South Bend, Indiana Sigma Chi Purple Key, Football CID CQD C3D, Intramural Track. GEORGE KUNZ ED. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Beta Theta Pi Basketball CID, Water Polo CID CQD C3D, Tennis CID CQD C3D, Freshman Commission, Sophomore Commission, Homecoming Arrangements CQD, Waa-Mu C3D, Student Alumni Council, Group Leader. ELMER KWETON ENG. Chicago, Illinois Football, Baseball, Purple Parrot CBD, Engineering Club, Sophomore Commission, Junior Commission, Homecoming C3D, Charity Ball CBD. TED LAMBROS L.A, Chicago, Illinois Phi Eta Sigma, Syllabus CQD, Y. NI. C. A. CQD, St. Charles Convention CQD, Class Honors CQD C3D, Economics RoundTable, Class Sec'y-Treasurer CID, Sophomore Social Committee, Junior Commission, E. C. A. Dance Committee, Independent Council MARTHA KIGER L.A. Mattoon, Illinois Pi Beta Phi Ward-Belmont Junior College, Y. W. C. A., Social Service C3D. EDWARD R. KLAMM L.A Hammond, Indiana Wranglers Purple Key, Football CID CQD CBD, Track CID CQD, Basketball CID, Fresh- man Committee. KATHARINE KOHLER SP. Fairport, New York Alpha Phi Y. W. C. A. CID, Wao-Mu Prop- erty Committee CQD, University Thea- tre, Thalian CID, Debate Squad CQD, New Student Committee CQD. LENORA KRITCHEVER L.A. Wilmette, Illinois HELEN KUTUZOVICH L.A. Des Plaines, Illinois W. A. A. CID, Hockey, Volleyball Basketball, Baseball. PHYLLIS LAMBERT L.A. Kankakee Illinois Gamma Phi Beta W. A. A., Freshman Council. Past' 35 SYLLABUS,,1938 NED W. LANDIS ENG. Chicago, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Sextant, Track CID CQD C3D, Chairman Junior Council, Dad's Day C3D, Navy Ball C3D, Waa-Mu CID CQD, Concert Band CQD, Frolics, Band CID CQD C3D, Group Leader CQD C3D, New Student Committee. SUSANNA LAUN COM. St. James, Missouri Alpha Omicron Pi Stephens College. RUTH LENCIONE ED Chicago, Illinois Alpha Omicron Pi Phi Beta, Baseball CQD, Hockey CID, Horseback Riding CQD, Syllabus CID, Y. W. C. A. CID CQD C3D, Settlement Group C3D, French Club CID, Meris- tem CID, Dad's Day CQD, Homecoming CID, Waa-Mu CID, W. S. G. A. BERTRAM A. LEWIS L.A. Chicago, Illinois Track. JAMES LINDEMAFN . COM. Evanston, Iinois Delta Llpsilon Dall Northwestern 'I Y M C A 'Y C Di ---- C3D, Convention Committee CQD. MARJORIE LISTING JOUR. Western Springs, Illinois Gamma Phi Beta Daily Northwestern CID CQD, Y. W. C. A. CID CQD, Waa-Mu CID CQD, Frolics CBD, W. S. G. A. CQD. Page 36 CARL J. LANZL COM. Highland Park, Illinois Commerce Club, German Club CID CQD. HARRY A. LAZIER L.A. Dixon, Illinois W I rs Golf CID CQD CBDXCDISDI3 Northwestern CID CQD CBD, French Club, Charity Ball C3D. JACK LEVIN COM. Norfolk, Nebraska Delta Sigma Rho, Purple Parrot Advertising C3D, Syllabus CQD, Adver- tising Manager C3D, Mock Conven- tion- Varsity Debate CQD C3D, Cum- mock Debate Prize, Independent Council CQD C3D, Group Leader C25 C35- THEODORA LIMBEROPULOS JOUR. Chicago, Illinois Wright Junior College, French Club, Town Club. EDWARD LINZER L.A. Chicago, Illinois Hillel. FLORENCE LITTLE L.A. Evanston, Illinois Alpha Chi Omega Rockford College, Syllabus CBD, Homecoming Committee C3D JUNIOR CLASS JANE LONG JOUR. Chicago, Illinois W. A. A., Daily CQD. JANA LONGNECKER L.A. Sioux City, Iowa Delta Delta Delta Ward-Belmont, Y. W. C. A.,l:rench Club. DON LUNDOUIST L.A. Chicago, Illinois Sigma Alpha Epsilon Golf CSZD, German CID CQD, Home- coming CQD, Waa-Mu Crew CID. FERN LYON ED. Great Lakes, Illinois Delta Zeta Y. W. C. A., Meristem, Mock Convention CQD. LILLIAN LYONS MUS. Wilmette, Illinois Delta Zeta Shi-Ai C3D C4D, Y. W. C. A., Pan- Hellenic C3D, Glee Club CID, A Capella CID. F. T. MacFEELY JOUR. Fort Wayne, Indiana Indiana University CID, Sigma Delta Chi, Golf Manager C3D C4D, Daily CQD C3D C4D, Syllabus CBD. KARL A. LOFGREN L.A. Rockford, Illinois Class Honors CID CSZD, Syllabus Busi- ness Staff CID, Student Directory C3D, Pre-Medic Club C3D, Men's Glee Club CID CQD. ISABEL LONGLEY L.A. Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Kappa Alpha Theta Gull Park College CID, Hockey CQD, Basketball CID CQD, Baseball CQD C3D, Social Committee CQD, German Club, Waa-Mu Committee CQD. MARGARET LOOMIS MUS. Glencoe, Illinois Kappa Alpha Theta Oberlin College CID CQD C3D, Public Aflairs Group, I-lomecoming Parade Chairman, Waa-Mu Show Book Committee, Group Leader. HAZEL LUNSFORD L.A. Chicago, Illinois Eta Sigma Phi, Alethenai, Y. W. C. A. CID CQD C3D, Town Club CQD, Meristem CQD, German Club CQD. KEN LYONS ENG. Elyria, Ohio Lambda Chi Alpha Football CID CQD C3D, Track CID, Intramural Track CQD C3D, Wrestling C3D, Purple Parrot C3D, Junior Com- mission. DAN MACER L.A. Evansville, Indiana Acacia Pre-Medic Club CID CQD C3D, Social Committee CID, Band. Page 37 SYLLABUS.,1938 MARTIN MacNAlR COM. Tarrytown, New York Phi Gamma Delta Colgate University. MARIANNE MACRAE L.A. Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Kappa Alpha Theta Lawrence College. JOHANNA MAHERAS ED. Jcgliet, lginois S ta SLC! Joliet Junior College, W. A. A. C11 CQD C32 Orchesis C15 CQD C32 Tap Dancing C1D C95 C32 W. S. G. A. ggfgench CIubC1D C32 Y. W. C A. EDITH MANDEL L.A. Kewanee, Illinois Alpha Epsilon Phi Lindenwood College, Y. W. C. A. Books C32 Public Affairs C32 Social Service C32 I-lillel Club. S. MARVIN MANSFIELD L.A. Waukegan, Illinois Phi Eta Sigma, Daily Editorial Board C32 Class I-lonors C12 CLAYTON MARK ENG. Evanston, Illinois Sigma Alpha Epsilon Waa-Mu C12 CQD. Page 36' JANE MACRAE JOUR. Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Kappa Alpha Theta Lawrence College. FRANK J. MAGEE, JR. L.A Joliet, llinois Delta Tau Delta Joliet Junior College. RUSSELL MALIK COM. Chicago, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta De Pauw University. MARIAN MANSFIELD L.A. Streator, Illinois Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Lambda Delta, Swimming C15 C22 Baseball C22 W. A. A. Board LSD C32 Syllabus C22 I-lonors Con- vocation C12 Class Social Chairman C12 Secretary-TreasurerJunior Class, Sophomore Committee, DacI's Day C92 Homecoming Decorations C22 Empress Navy Ball C32 LOUIS MARCHI L.A. Forest Park, Illinois Alpha Chi Sigma, Class I-Ionors CQ2 Band. DAVID MCCARTHY COM. Springfield, Illinois Springfield Junior College, Water Polo C1D. JUNIOR C CONSTANCE McCLURE JOUR. Elyria, Ohio Alpha Chi Omega Phi Mu Gamma, Daily CU CQD, Editorial Board CQD CBD, Syllabus CU CQD, Woman's Editor CQD, Parrot CBJ, Alethenai Club C25 C3D,Medill Press Club CU CQD, Shi-Ai, Sopho- more Class Commission, Dad's Day C'U,Civic League C'lj,House Council CBD, Group Leader CQDCED, JANET MclLRAlTH L.A. Wilmette, Illinois Delta Delta Delta Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Syllabus C31 FORBES McKAY COM. Detroit, Michigan Football CUCQD, Intramural Baseball, Basketball. WILLIAM ELMER MCLENNEN ENG. Des Plaines, Illinois HELEN McWANE SP. Birmingham Alabama Delta Gamma Gulf Park College, Y. W. C. A. Social Service. KEN MERRILL COM. Elmira, New York Sigma Chi Notre Dame University, Intramural Bowling Champion CED. LASS MARY LOUISE McCARTHYL A Chicago, lllinois Q I Delta Zeta Wellesley College, French Club. ROBERT P. McFARLAND L.A. Chicago, lllinois JEAN MclNTOSH SP. Wilmette, lllinois Kappa Kappa Gamma Mills College, Zeta Phi Eta, Y. W. C. A. Social Committee CQD, Home- coming Arrangements Committee CQD, Junior Prom C3D, Waa-Mu CQD. JEAN McLEAN L.A. Waukegan, Illinois Alpha Omicron Pi W. A. A. Volleyball 425, Daily CU CSD, Syllabus Editorial, Business Staif CQD, Daughters of Neptune Swimming Club C'lj CQD, Meclill Press Club CQD, Dad's Day C3D, Homecoming CU, Glee Club CU C99 C33- JAMES McNEIL L.A. Evanston, Illinois Wrestling CD: Baseball CD, Pre- Medic Club CU CQD CED. JANET MEDlTCH L.A. Indianapolis, Indiana Alpha Omicron Pi Shi-Ai,Alpha Lambda Delta, Treas- urer, W. A. A. CU CQD, Volleyball, Tennis, Syllabus CQD, Y. W. C. A. CU, Cabinet CQD C3D, Class Honors C15 CQD, Matrix Honor CU, German Club C11 C21 C3D, Alethenai Literary Society CQD, Treasurer C3j, Sopho- more Commission, Dad's Day CQD, Homecoming CQD, W. S. G. A. House Council C3D, Glee Club CU, Group Leader C25 C31 Page 39 ETHELWYNNE MERILLAT L.A. Chicago, Illinois Chi Omega Alethenai, W. A. A. C15, Y. W. C. A. C15, French Club C25 C35, Spanish Club C35. JACK METCOFF L.A. Chicago, Illinois Phi Eta Sigma, Class Honors C15, Intramural Manager CQ5, Football C15 C95 C357 lnterhouse Council C35, FLAVIA MICKLISH SP. Morris, Minnesota St. Catherine College, University of Minnesota. DOROTHY M. MILLER COM. Chicago, lllinois Alpha Gamma Delta North Park Junior College. JAMES L. MILMOE JOUR.. Glen Ellyn, Illinois Phi Kappa Sigma Lynx, Sextant, Intramural Manager C15 C25 C35, Syllabus Business C15: Student Directory C15 CE25, Business Manager C35, Daily Northwestern C15 C25 C35, Y. M. C. A. C15, Cabinet C25 C35, Spanish Club C15, Informal Dance Committee C25, Waa-Mu C15- lnteriraternity Council C35, Navy Ball C35, Junior Prom C35. ELISE MONTGOMERY JOUR. Chicago, lllinois North Park Junior College, W. A., Y. W. C. A. Social Service 3 . Pagf 40 FRED MESIC JOUR. Des Plaines, lllinois Delta Upsilon Track C15 C25 C35, Basketball C15, Daily Northwestern C15 C25, Ameri- can Student Union, Medill Press Club, Frolics C35, Group Leader Leader C25 C35. EDITH MEYER L.A. Ellsins Park, Pennsylvania Highland Manor Junior College, W. A. A. Hockey C35 Y. W. C. A. C15 C25 C35, Spanish Club C25, American Student Union C25 C35. JEAN MILLAR L.A. Chicago, lllinois Wright Junior College, Albion College. JAYNE MILLER JOUR. Evanston, lllinos Chi Omega Knox College C15, Daily North- western CQ5, Desk Editor C35, Business Stah' C35, Y. W. C. A. CQ5, Medill Press Club CQ5, Junior Prom C35, Dad's Day C35, Homecoming C35, Waa-Mu CQ5. ETHEL JANE MOE L.A. Glencoe, lllinois Purple Parrot C15, Syllabus CQ5, Y. W. C. A. C15 C25 C35, French Club C35, W. S. G. A. C15 C251 Group Leader C25, Junior Orchesis my. JOHN Mooms L.A. Phoenix, Arizona Hobart College, Nashotah Semi- nary, Scimitar Club C35, Pre-Medic Club C35, Band C35. 'Qt N U UNIORCLASS PEGGY MOORE L.A. Evanston, Illinois Delta Gamma Lindenwood College, Y. W. C. A., Public Affairs, Vocational Guid- ance. RICHARD G. MORRIS MUS. Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas Y. M. C. A. CQD CBD, Band CID CQD CBD, Glee Club CQD C3D, A Capella Choir CQD C3D, Symphony Orchestra CID C95 C3D- JOHN D. MORRISON MUS. Pontiac, Illinois Sigma Alpha Epsilon Intramurals CBD, Glee Club CID, A Capella Choir CQD, Group Leader C25 C31 HERBERT G. MOSELLE COM. Chicago, Illinois MARY ESTHER MOULTON JOUR. lshpeming, Michigan Kappa Delta W. A. A. Hockey CID, Daily North- western CID CQD, Night Sports Editor C3D, Syllabus CQD, Student Directory CQD, Y. W. C. A. CQD, Freshman Group CID, Medill Press Club CID, Alethenai CID CQD C3D, Dad' Day CQD, W, S. G. A., House Council CQD C3D, Vocational Guid- ance Committee CID, Press Confer- ence Committee CID CQD. LEONARD MUNSON ENG. Chicago, Illinois PAUL MOORE L.A. Wilmette, Illinois Sextant, Syllabus C3D, Photography Manager Student Lyceum QQD C3D, Band CID. KENNETH MORRIS L.A. Waukegan, Illinois Wranglers Eigraymgrgvl Athletics CID CQD C3D, WILLIAM M. MORRIS L.A. Great Falls, Montana President Lindgren House C3D, Inter- house Council C3D, ELOISE MAY MORSE MUS. Eldora, Iowa Phi Omega Pi Y. W. C. A. CID C3D, Glee Club CID CQD C3D, Symphony Orchestra CD C95 C35- LOUISE R. MOSES L.A. Winnetka, Illinois Beloit College, LILA MUELHOEFER L.A. Chicago, Illinois Delta Delta Delta Page 41 SYLLABUS,.I938 JUNE MUSHKIN JOUR. St. Louis, Missouri Alpha Epsilon Phi W. A. A., Daily Northwestern CQD C3D, Y. W. C. A., Hillel, CID CQD C3D, Glee Club CID CQD, Group Leader C95 C3D. JAMES L. NEAL L.A. Tulsa, Oklahoma Sigma Chi Fencing CID CQD Captain C3D, Daily Northwestern CID CQD, Syllabus CBD, Class Honors CID CQD, French Club, Dad's Day CID, Homecoming CID, Publicity Chairman C3D, Independent Council CID, N Men's Club, Scimitar, Group Leader CQD 3D. LOIS NELSON L.A. Evanston, Illinois Kappa Kappa Gamma W. A. A. CQD, Y. W. C. A. CID CQD, Class Commission CID CSZD, Charity Boll CQD, Waa-Mu Ticket Com- mittee CQD, W. S. G. A. CID. MARION IOLA NIELSON ED. Chicago, Illinois Y. W. C. A. Arts Group, Meristem, Town Club, German Club CID, Freshman Commission. KARL NINNEMANN L.A. Des Plaines, Illinois CLARENCE NORBERG L.A. Chicago, Illinois Theta Xi Evans Scholar Club CID CQD, Pre- Medic Club CID CQD C3D, German Club CID CEZD. Pa ge' 42 VIRGINIA NASH L.A. Evanston, Illinois Alpha Xi Delta W. A. A. CQD C3D, Basketball CQD, Syllabus CIDCQD, Sororiety Editor C3D, Y. W. C. A. CID CBD, Math Club CID CQD C3D, Sub-chairman Ticket Com- mittee, Junior Prom, Dad's Day C3D, Homecoming C3D, New Student Committee CSZD, W. S. G. A. CID, Pan-Hellenic CQD C3D. JANICE NELSON JOUR. Chicago, Illinois North Park Junior College, Y. W. C. A. Social Service, Student Faculty Group. ELVINA NERWIN L.A. Chicago, Illinois Y. W. C. A. CID, Town Club CID CQD C3D, Independent Council CID CSZD C3D, Composition Club CID CQD C3D, Secretary CQD CBD. MARJORIE NIELSON ED. Clinton, Iowa Delta Delta Delta Stephens College CID CQD, Y. W. C. A. Social Service Committee C3D, Glee Club C3D, Homecoming CBD. MARY ROSE NOEL JOUR. Chicago, Illinois W. A. A., Daily Northwestern C3D, Y. W. C. A. North Park Junior College. RAYMOND NORTH, JR. COM. Hawthorne, New Jersey Phi Kappa Sigma Purple Key, Sigma Delta Psi, Swim- ming CSZD, Y. M. C. A., Junior Cabinet CID CQD, Senior Cabinet C3D, N Men's Club, Class Social Committee CID CQD, Homecoming CID CQD, Head Cheerleader C3D. JUNIOR CLASS ELYSBETH L. OAKES L.A. Clinton, Iowa St. Mary of the Woods. HERMAN OGG L.A. Douglas, Kansas Delta Tau Delta Alpha Phi Omega, Junior Cabinet CID CQD, Sophomore Social Com- mittee, Y. M. C. A. Freshman Dance Committee, Glee Club. NORMAN J. OGILVIE L.A. Omaha, Nebraska Sigma Chi Purple Key, Purple Claw, Lynx, President, Sigma Delta Psi, Waa- Mu CID, Group Leader CQD, New Student Committee CQD C3D, Track CID CQD C3D, Sophomore Commission, Junior Council, Syllabus C1D CQD, Editor-in-Chief C3D. ALICE O'NEILL L.A. San Diego, California Delta Delta Delta HELEN OSBERG ED. Evanston, Illinois Daughters of Neptune CID CQD C3D, Basketball CQD, Swimming team CID CQD, Varsity Swimming CID CQD, W. A. A. Board CQD, Social Chair- man W. A. A., Syllabus C3D. SIDNEY PALDER L.A. I' Boston, Massachusetts Varsity Football Manager CQD C3D. SHIRLEY NORTHCUTT L.A. Beardstown, Illinois Chi Omega Stephens College, Y. W. C. A. Vocational Guidance, Math Club. JOSHUA ODEN, JR. L.A. Chicago, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Freshman Cheer Leader, Basketball Manager CID, Daily CID, German Club, Pre-Medic Club, Junior Prom Arrangements, Homecoming Skit CID, Mock Convention Delegate. TRAHERN F. OGILBY COM. Rockford, Illinois Sigma Chi Purple Claw, Swimming CID CQD C3D, Waa-Mu CQD, Syllabus CID CQD, Busi- ness Manager C3D, lnteriraternity Ball C3D, New Student Committee CQD C3D, Group Leader CQD. WILLIAM F. OHDE L.A. Manitowoc, Wisconsin Ph' D It Th t i e a e a Daily CID, Junior Cabinet Secretary CQD, Senior Cabinet, Glee Club CID CQD C3D, E. C. A. Informal Dance Committee CID, Freshman Social Committee, E. C. A. Publicity Depart- ment. SARAH ORNDORFF L.A. Chicago, Illinois Alpha Chi Omega Bradford Junior College CID, Dad's Day C3D, Homecoming Frolics C3D, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A., Hockey C23- RUTH OTTO L.A. Dayton, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta Miami University, W. A. A. C3D, Social Club. Page 43 SYLLABUS,.1938 JOHN PARKER L.A. Gary, Indiana Lambda Chi Alpha Track CID, Pre-Medic Club CQD, German Club CQD. LETHA PARROTT SP. Santa Barbara, California Black Hills Teachers College, A Capella Choir C3D, University Sing- ers C3D. BEVERLY PATTISHALL L.A. Evanston, illinois Phi Kappa Psi Sextant, Swimming CID, Y. M. C. A. Sophomore Cabinet, Freshman and Sophomore Social Committees, Navy RiFleTeam, Publicity Chairman Sopho- more Cotillion. WALTER PENNIE L.A. Chicago, Illinois Debate. VIVIENNE PIERSON L.A. Chicago, Illinois Chi Omega W. A. A. CID CQD C3D, German Club. JOYCE PLACEK L.A. Louisville, Kentucky Alpha Phi Y. W. C. A., Sophomore Commission, Dad's Day C3D, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Group Leader, Glee Club. Page 44 MARTHA PARRISH SP. indianapolis, Indiana Butler University, W. A. A., Or- chesis. MARY-ALYS PATTILLO L.A. Evanston, Illinois Kappa Kappa Gamma Purple Parrot CID, Y. W. C. A. CID, Cabinet CQD, Vice-President CBD, W. S. G. A. Medallion CID, Matrix CID CQD, Freshman Commission, Ale- thenai CID, Vice-President CQD, Shi- Ai, Group Leader CSZD. PAMELLA PAULEY L.A. Evanston, Illinois Chi Omega W. A. A. CID, Math Club, Y. W. C. A. CID, Homecoming CID, Dad's Day CQD, Woa-Mu CID, Pan- Hellenic CQD. MELBA PERRY ED. Leipsic, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta Ohio Wesleyan, W. A. A., Or- chesis. RAY PISORS ENG. Chicago, Illinois Baseball CID, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. BETTY PLACKETT ED. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Kappa Delta Bethan Colle e- W. A. A. C3D, Y Q 1 Frolics C3D. JUNIOR CLASS lx ' - ms: bmi,-. -- MARIAN PLUMMER L.A. La Grange, Illinois Alpha Chi Omega Lyons Township Junior College, W. A. A. Goll Tournament, Daily C21, French Club. ALBERT M. POTTER, JR. COM. Morrison, Illinois Sigma Chi Intramural Tennis, Daily Sports C11 C21, Y. M, C. A. Junior Cabinet C11, Senior Cabinet C21, Sophomore Commission, Homecoming Com- mittee C11, Waa-Mu C21, Concert Band C11 C21, Peace Action. JANET POWERS JOUR. Oalc Parlc, Illinois Alpha Phi Shi-Ai, Daily C21, Y. W. C. A. C11 C21 C31, Sophomore Secretary- Treas- urer, Junior Commission C31, Dad'S Day C11, W. S. G. A. Social Chair- man, Freshman Lantern C11, W. S. G. A. Social Chairman C21, E. C. A. Social Cabinet C31, Waa-Mu C11 C21, W. S. G. A. Medallion C11. MARCYA PUSTER L.A. Evanston, Illinois Chi Omega Gulf Park College, Y. W. C. A. C31, Glee Club. FRANCES RABAN JOUR. Chicago, Illinois W. A. A. Volleyball Team C21, W. A. A. Baseball Team C21, W. A. A. I-Ioclcey Team C31, Daily Northwestern C11 C21 C31, l-lillel, Spanish Club. CARLTON F. RASCHE COM. Carbondale, Illinois Delta Sigma Pi Southern Illinois Teachers College, Commerce Club. GEORGE R. PLANERT COM. Chicago, Illinois Wright Junior College. NANCY PORTER L.A. Evanston, Illinois Kappa Alpha Theta Shi-Ai, Alpha Lambda Delta, W. A. A. I-loclcey C11, W. A. A. Basket- ball C11 C21, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet C21 C31, Class Honors C11 C21, Freshman, Sophomore Social Chair- man, W. S. G. A. C11 CQ1, Group Leader C21 C31, Charity Ball C31. LOUISE POWELL L.A. Wichita, Kansas Pi Beta Phi Mount Vernon Seminary C11, Var- sity Rifle Team C21, Y. W. C. A. C11 C21, Poetry Club, Dad's Day Invita- tion C31. FREDERICK POWLEY COM. Carroll, Iowa Sigma Alpha Epsilon Kemper Military Academy. BETTY PUTERBAUGH SP. Milledgeville, Illinois Kappa Delta Cornell College, Thalian Club, I-Iomecoming Frolics. MARIE RANSTEAD COM. Chicago, Illinois Pi Beta Phi University of California at L. A. Daily C21, Syllabus C21, I-lomecoming C21 C31, Charity Ball C21, Inter- sorority Sing C21, Waa-Mu C21, Group Leader C31. Pagf 45 SYLLAB ESTHER RASCHE MUS. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Zeta Tau Alpha Eastman School of Music, University of Chicago, Sigma Alpha Iota, Zlugmior Orchesis, Homecoming Frolics Q . ROBERT REDMAN ENG. Oberlin, Kansas Y. M. C. A. Cabinet CQD C3D, Band CID, Glee Club CID CSZD C3D. JOHN REHMANN COM. Moline, Illinois Phi Kappa Sigma Sextant, Syllabus CID CQD, Fraternity Editor C3D, Dad's Day CQD, Co- Chairman Dad's Day C3D, Waa-Mu CID CQD, Group Leader, Junior Prom C3D. WILLIAM RENZ, JR. COM. Oak Park, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Golf CID CQD, Daily Northwestern CQD CBD, Homecoming Committee CID. WILLIS L. ROBERTS COM. Evanston, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Sextant, Intramurals, Daily North- western CQD CBD, Waa-Mu CID, Junior Prom Ticket C3D. JOHN M. ROSE COM. Green Bay, Wisconsin Phi Delta Theta Purple Key, Sextant, Football CID CQD C3D, Purple Parrot CID, Waa-Mu CID CQD, E. C. A. CID. Page 46 US wr I HELENA R. RAYL L.A. Decatur, Indiana . Pi Beta Phi Stephens College. LAWRENCE G. REGAN COM. Chicago, Illinois Wright Junior College, Commerce Club, Inter-Relations Club. ARLEEN RENSIS L.A. Chicago, Illinois Alpha Omicron Pi Alethenai CQD C3D, W. A. A. Volley- ball CQD, Y. W. C. A. C3D, French Club C3D, Spanish Club C3D, Town Club C3D, Dacl's Day C3D, Waa-Mu CQD, Mock Convention CQD, Glee Club CQD. DORIS RIESENBERG MUS. Evanston, Illinois Alpha Phi Alpha Lambda Delta, Y. W. C. A. CID, Cabinet CQD C3D, Class Honors CID CQD, Alethenai CID CQD C3D, Sophomore Commission, Waa-Mu CID, University Symphony CID CQD, Group Leader CQD. JOHN B. ROBERTSON L.A. Oak Park, Illinois Beta Theta Pi Sextant, Purple Parrot, Art Editor CQD, Freshman and Sophomore Com- missions, Homeloming C3D, Group Leader CQD C3D. MORTON ROSEN COM. Chicago, Illinois Homecoming CID. UNIOR CLASS HELEN ROYSTER MUS. Chicago, Illinois De Pauw, Sigma Alpha Iota, W. A. A. SHIRLEY NELLE RUSSELL L.A. Chicago, Illinois Chi Omega Varsity Rifle Team, Sophomore Class Team, Y. W. C. A. Social Committee, Waa-Mu CQD, Group Leader CQD. ALFRED SALAMON ENG. Chicago, Illinois Alpha Eta Rho, Swimming Team CU, Water Polo Team C21 C31 BETTY SAIWTELL M COM. Mi es City, ontana Kappa Delta Holton-Arms ,IuniorCoIIege,Home- coming Tag Committee, Glee Club. ALFRED SCHILLER L.A. Chicago, Illinois Sextant, Wrestling CU CSD, Pre- Medic Club C11 C95 C31 RICHARD SCHLECHT COM. Rossville, Illinois Sigma Chi Sextant, Homecoming CED, Group Leader C31 ROBERT ROTHENBERG COM. Chicago, Illinois Baseball C3D, Evanston Boy's Club Leader. MARGARET RUPRECHT ED. Dubuque, Iowa Gamma Phi Beta Dubuque University, W. A. A. CBD, Orchesis C31 IANE RUTHERFORD SP. Peoria, Illinois B adley College, Phi Beta, W. A. A. CED, Y. W. C. 'A. CBD. LOUIS SANDECK' L.A. I -, South Bend Indiana Pre-Medic Club CU C21 C31 GERTRUDE SAYLES MUS. Fort Dodge, Iowa Gamma Phi Beta University of Iowa, Sigma Alpha Iota, Symphony CU CQD, Glee Club C13 C23 MARY JANE SCHILTZ L.A. North Canton, Ohio Kappa Alpha Theta Randolph-Macon,Woman's College, Lynchburg, Virginia. Page 47 SYLLABUSKIQB8 WILLIAM G. SCHMIDT L.A. Park Ridge, Illinois Lambda Chi Alpha Student Directory CSD, Debate CID CQD, Group Leader CQD CSD. IULIAN A. SCHROEDER L.A. Evanston, Illinois Sextant, Daily Northwestern CID, Freshman and Sophomore Com- missions, Junior Prom, Homecoming CQD, Dad's Day CID, Waa-Mu CID CQD, E. C. A. Informal Dance Corlgmgttee CID, Independent Coun- ci 'I . DOROTHY SCHULTZ ED. Chicago, I linois Delta Zeta Mundelein College CID, Moclc Con- vention CQD, German Club CQD. RICHARD SCOTT COM. Fort Wayne, Indiana Phi Delta Theta Varsity Water Polo CQD, Swimming CID, Purple Parrot, Group Leader C25 C35- MARGARET SELLMAN ED. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Delta Gamma Hoclcey Squad CID Varsity Swimm- ing Team CID CQD, W. A. A. Board, Social Chairman CQD, Intramural Head C3D, Y. W. C. A. Board CQD, Group Leader CQD C3D, New Student Committee CQD. SYDNOR L. SHATZ COM. Kenton, Tennessee Phi Beta Delta Indiana University, Alpha Phi Ome- ga, Daily Northwestern C3D, Junior Prom Publicity Committee, Com- merce Club. Page 46' RUTH SCHOMBURG JOUR. Evansville, Indiana Alpha Xi Delta Shi-Ai, Daily Northwestern CID CQD CEBD, Syllabus CID CQD, Freshman Social Committee, Waa-Mu CID, Medill Press Club CID CQD Mock Convention CQD. HELEN SCHULTE JOUR. Highland Parlc, Illinois Kappa Kappa Gamma Sarah Lawrence College. ELEANOR SCHULTZ L.A. Fort Wayne, Indiana Alpha Omicron Pi St. Mary ofthe Woods, Y. W. C. A. Settlement Work, Social Group. BETTY SCRIPPS L.A. Evanston, Illinois Kappa Alpha Theta Scripps College, Y. W. C. A. Social Club, Homecoming Frolics Group Leader, Glee Club. LEONARD SHAPIRO L.A. Chicago, Illinois Independent Committee CBD, Hillel Foundation. MARGARET SHAVER SP. Blytheville, Arkansas Delta Delta Delta Christian College. UNI I OR CLASS JEANNE SHUMWAY L.A. Evanston, Illinois Kappa Kappa Gamma DOROTHY SIMON L.A. Chicago, Illinois Rosary College, River Forest, Illinois. DOROTHY SIMPSON L.A. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Delta Gamma Stephens College, Social Service Department, Settlement Class C3D. BLAKE E. SLOCUM L.A. Evanston, Illinois Swimming CID, Water Polo CQD C3D, Pre-Medic Club. HAROLD L, SMITH COM. Burlington, Iowa Phi Gamma Delta Burlington Junior College. ALLAN L. SOLOMAN COM. Indianapolis, Indiana Sigma Alpha Mu Indiana University, Alpha Phi Omega, Swimming CBD, Frolics C3D, ,lunior Prom C3D, Intramural Mana- ger C3D. ALICE SHEARON COM. Fort Wayne, Indiana Delta Gamma St. Mary's ol Notre Dame CID CSZD. GEORGE W. SIGLER L.A. Riverside, Illinois Sigma Nu La Grange Junior College, Daily C3D, Frolics C3D. DONALD SIMPSON L.A. Winnetka, Illinois Phi Delta Theta Freshman Swimming Team. MARY JANE SINCOCK L.A. Chicago, Illinois Alpha Chi Omega W. A. A. Track CID, Daughter of Neptune CID, Y. W. C. A. Settlemen Work CID, Freshman Commission CID Homecoming CID, VVaa-Mu CID, French Club C3D. ELSIE SMART JOUR. Frankfort, Michigan Albion College, Y. W. C. A., Arts, Social Service. PAUL B. SMITHSON, jR.,COM. Evanston, Illinois University ol California at Los Angeles, Purple Claw, Freshman Football, Swimming, Water Polo CID C95 C31 Page 47 SYLLABUSn1938 EDWARD SOMIONKA L.A. Chicago, Illinois Crane Junior College, Wright Junior College. JANE SPINNEY MUS. Wilmette, Illinois Delta Gamma Briarclitle, Dad's Day CID, Waa-Mu Make-Llp Committee CID CQD. WILLIAM SPRINGER L.A. Rocky River, Ohio Beta Theta Pi Purple Key, Football CID CQD C3D, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet CID CQD, Fresh- man Commission, Sophomore Class President, Interfraternity Council C3D. ROBERT STANTON L.A. Chicago, Illinois Sigma Chi Scabbard and Blade, Traclc CQD, Sophomore Commission, Pre-Medic Club CID CQD, Waa-Mu CID CQD CBD. GEORGE STEMBRIDGE COM. Park Ridge, Illinois Sextant, Swimming CID CQD C3D, Water Polo CID CQD CSD. ANGUS STEVEN L.A. Wilmette, Illinois Beta Theta Pi Traclc Manager CID CQD, Student Directory, Organizations Co-Editor C3D, French Club CQD C3D, Sophomore Committee, I-Iomecoming C3D. Page 50 PAUL SPIEGEL COM' Chicago, Illinois Daily Northwestern Business Staff CID CQD CBD, Purple Parrot CID CQD C3D. MARIANNE SPRINGER JOUR. Mansfield, Ohio Chi Omega Wittenburg, College, Daily North- western C3D, Dad's Day Publicity CBD. LEON M. STACKLER COM. Chicago, Illinois Traclc CID, Football CID. ANTHONY STELMOK JOUR. Chicago, Illinois Wilson Junior College. DOROTHY STERLING L.A. Appleton, Wisconsin Alpha Chi Omega Y. W. C. A. CID, Caroup Leader CQD. IAN STEVEN COM. Wilmette, Illinois Beta Theta Pi Lynx, Scimitar, Fencing CID CQD C3D, Sophomore Social Committee, Junior Prom, E. C. A. Correlation Depart- ment CID CEZD, Social Department, Treasurer C3D, Charity Ball CBD, Group Leader CQD C3D. JUNIOR CLASS WILLIAM L. STIVASON ENG. Lakewood, Ohio Lambda Chi Alpha Lyns, Purple Key, Y. M. C. A., ,lunior Cabinet CID CQD, Sophomore Commission, Interfraternity Ball CQD, Co-Chairman C3D, Treasurer Inter- lraternity Council CQD, Charity Ball C3D, Group Leader CQD CBD, North Campus Discussions CID Freshman Mixers CID CQD. ,IEANNE STOKES L.A. Chicago, Illinois Chi Omega Rifle Team CID, Y. W. C. A. CID, International Relations C3D, Freshman Commission, Dacl's Day CQD, Waa-Mu CQD, W. S. G. A. House Council CBD. HARRISON A. STORMS ENG. Wilmette, Illinois Signa Nu Freshman Wrestling, Syllabus Photo- graphic Stari CID CQD, Freshman Commission, Homecoming Committee CID, Waa-Mu CID, E. C. A. Dance Committee CID. ADELEEN STRAUB SP. Somerset, Pennsylvania Zeta Tau Alpha Daily Northwestern C3D, Syllabus Y. W. C. A. CID CQD CBD, Thalian, Mock Convention CQD, Pan-Hellenic Representative, Orchesis. MIRIAM SUDOW L.A. Aberdeen, S. Dakota Alpha Epsilon Phi Northern State Teachers' College, Waa-Mu Show Book, Homecoming CBD, Hillen Cabinet. JANE SUNDLOF L.A. Wilmette, Illinois Kappa Alpha Theta Sullins College CID: University of Pennsylvania CQD. CHARLES STICKLER SP. Niles Center, Illinois Pi Kappa Alpha Football CID, German Club CQD, Debate C3D. JOHN P. STOCK IOUR. Oak Park, Illinois Delta Upsilon Y. M. C. A. CID, Fencing CQD, Waa- Mu Ticket Committee CQD. W. MERRITT STONE SP. Battle Creek, Michigan Phi Gamma Delta Alpha Phi Omega, Intramural Swimming CQD, Daily Northwestern CQD, Homecoming C3D, University Theatre CID CQD CBD. FLORA STORTI MUS. Eveleth, Minnesota Eveleth ,lunior College, A Capella Choir C3D. DOROTHEA STUCHLIK L.A. Oak Park, Illinois Alpha Omicron Pi Y. W. C. A., Baseball CID, Basket- ball CQD, Daily Northwestern CID, Meristem C3D, Sophomore Commission CQD, Waa-Mu CQD, Homecoming CBD, Group Leader CQD C3D. ROBERT SUNDENE COM. Chicago, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Phi Eta Sigma, Class Honors, Syllabus CID CQD, Waa-Mu CQD, ,lunior Prom, Sophomore Social Committee, Homecoming, Co-Chairman C3D. Page 51 SYLLABUS,,1938 SUZANNE SWAN SP. Pittsburg, Kansas Pi Beta Phi Kansas State Teacher's College. WILLIAM SWIFT L.A. Chicago, Illinois Delta Upsilon Intramurals C15 C22 Pre-Medic Club CU C93- JIM TAYLOR L.A. Ottumwa, Iowa Phi Delta Theta Lynx, Golf C15 C25 C35, French Club C25 C35, Sophomore Commission, Dad's Day C35, Informal Dance Committee C25, Group Leader C25, Interfraternity Council C35. MARY TEALL L.A. Kansas City, Missouri Delta Delta Delta W. A. A. Hoclcey C15 C25, Y. W. C. A. C15 C25, Cabinet C35, Freshman Conference, Chairman C22 Group Leader C25. BETTY THOMPSON COM. Mansfield, Ohio Alpha Chi Omega Ohio Wesleyan University, W. A. A. THEODORE THULSTRUP COM. Niles Center, Illinois Page 52 LOUISE SWENSON JOUR. Denver, Colorado Kappa Delta Daily Northwestern C15 C25 C35, Syllabus C22 Directory C22 Y. W. C. A. C15, Settlement C25, Sophomore Commission, Homecoming C25, Dad's Day C15, Mock Convention, Waa-Mu C15 C25, W, S. G. A. C12 Group Leader C25. RALPH TARABA L.A. Chicago, Illinois Spanish Club C25 C32 German Club C15, Pre-Medic Club C15 C25 C35, Independent Council C35. JOHN TAYLOR L.A. Chicago, Illinois Phi Kappa Psi Phi Eta Sigma, Daily Northwestern, Editorial Board C32 Class Honors C15 C91 EARL TERRILL ENG. Wilmette, Illinois Triangle Purple Parrot C25, Syllabus C15 C25, Photography Editor C32 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet C15 C25, Secretary C35, Mock Convention C22 lnterfraternity Council C35. WINIFRED THOMPSON JOUR. i Michi an BGYCW, Q Bay City Junior College, Daily Northwestern C25. ELIZABETH TOMLINSON L.A. Omaha, Nebraska Kappa Kappa Gamma W.A.A.C15C25C35, Varsity RiFleC22 Syllabus C12 Purple Parrot C32 Y. W. C. A. C15 C25 C35, Dad's Day C15, Co-Chairman Homecoming Dec- orations, Waa-Mu C15 C25 C35. UNIORCLASS RICHARD TRENKMANN COM Evanston, Illinois Phi Kappa Sigma Baseball C3D. BETTY TRIMBLE SP. Aurora, Illinois Kappa Alpha Theta Cuull Park College, Phi Beta CSZD, Secretary CBD, Daily Northwestern CQD, Dad's Day C3D. NELLIE TWYMAN SP. Kansas City, Missouri Kappa Kappa Gamma Mills College. MARY LAURA VANCE SP. KOmahI?, Nebeaslca appa appa amma Y. W. C. A. CID CQD, Freshman Com- mission, Sophomore Commission, Homecoming CID CQD, Waa-Mu CID, Group Leader CED. CARLETON VANDYKE COM. Sioux City, Iowa Delta Tau Delta Pomona College. LORRAINE VICTOR ED. Chicago, Illinois Wright Junior College, W. A. A. CQD C3D, Hillel CQD, Spanish Club CQD, Dad's Day CQD, Y. W. C. A. CQD C3D. MARUANE TOSKEY L.A. Riverside, Illinois Alpha Chi Omega Daily Northwestern CQD C3D, Syllabus CID, Y. W. C. A. CID, Sophomore Commission, Homecoming CID, Junior Orchesis CID, Pan-Hellenic CQD, President C3D. BERTRAM TRILLICH, jR. ENG. Winnetlca, Illinois Daily Northwestern CQD. GILBERT TWICHELL L.A. Chicago, Illinois North Parlc College, Swimming CQD. JEWELL URBACK L.A. Evanston, Illinois Alpha Chi Omega Nebraska University, French Club. DON VANDENBERG MUS. Chicago, Illinois Phi Mu Alpha Loyola University, lnterhouse Coun- cil C3D, University Singers CQD C3D, Glee Club CSZD CSD, Band CQD C3D, A Capella Choir CSZD C3D. EDWIN H. VICK COM. Marion, Illinois Delta Sigma Pi Kemper College. Page' 53 SYLLABUSDIQB8 JANE WACHS MUS. Gibson City, Illinois Alpha Chi Omega Illinois Wesleyan. ROBERT E. WALLACE L.A. Demarest, New Jersey Cheer Leader CID CED, Intramurals CQD CBD, Waa-Mu CQD, Y. M. C. A. Settlement CQD, CATHERINE WARREN L.A. Chicago, Illinois Chi Omega Alethenai, Phi Eta Sigma, Rifle Team CID CQD, Y. W. C. A, CID. ERWIN WEGNER ED. South Bend, Indiana Sigma Chi Purple Claw, Football CID CQD C3D. JAMES WELLS L.A. Charleston, W. Virginia Ph' E silo P' French Club' CBD Cgsyf Rifle CID, Freshman Commission, Mock Con- vention. BERNARD C. WEST ENG. Perry, Iowa Football CID, I-Ionors Convocation Cib C21 Pflgf 54 LEONA ANN WALLACE MUS. East St. Louis, Illinois Glee Club CID CQD Q3D. LUCILLE WALLINCSFORD MUS Maywood, Illinois Kappa Delta Lindenwood College, Frolics CBD PATRICIA WEEDMAN SP Farmer City, Illinois Alpha Omicron Pi Western College, Y. W. C. A CID CQD. MARIANNE WELLNITZ L.A Joliet Illinois Alpha Phi Student Directory C3D, Syllabus CSD Frolics,'Waa-Mu CID CQD C3D. JEANETTE J. WENDZEL L.A Coloma, Michigan Chi Omega W. A. A, Basketball CID, Inter national Relations, Correlation Com mission CID, Group Leader CQD. W. C. WESTEN L.A Oak Park, Illinois Purdue University. ff' JUNIORCLASS CHARLES WHITFORD COM. Congress Park, Illinois Wranglers University of Arizona, Golf C3D. EVERETT WILLIAMS L.A. Chicago, Illinois Sextant, Wrestling C'lD, Purple Par- rott, Pre-Medic Club. OLIVER WILSON COM. Evanston, Illinois Beta Theta Pi IntramuraIs,SyIlabusC'lD, lnterfrater- nity Ball. IEAN WINTER L.A. Chicago, Illinois Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Lambda Delta, Shi-Ai, Sylla- bus CQD, Y. W. C. A. C'lDC2D, Cabinet C3D, Freshman and Sophomore Com- missions, Matrix CQD, Alethenai CQD C3D, Group Leader CQD C3D. MARIE WOODS JOUR. Buffalo, New Yorlc Daily Northwestern CQD CBD, Y. W. C. A. C'lD, Group Leader CQD. WARREN YOUNG L.A. Wilmette, Illinois University cf Illinois, Dcd's Day CQD C3D, Waa-Mu CQD, Group Leader CQD. EVERETT WESTON ENG. Evanston, Illinois DOROTHY WILLAMON L.A. Bristol, Pennsylvania Alpha Chi Omega Pennsylvania State College, W. A. A. Daily C3D, Glee Club CBD. CATHERINE WILLIAMSON L.A. River Forest, Illinois Delta Gamma Gulf Parlc College, W. A. A. Varsity Rifle. JEAN WINSLOW ED. Evanston, Illinois Kappa Alpha Theta Penn Hall Junior College, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A., Social Service: Homecoming Committee C3D. FRANCES WOLFE L.A. Chicago, Illinois Delta Delta Delta Bucknell University, W. A. A. C3D, Y. W. C. A. C3D. EMILIE WYMAN L.A. Chicago, Illinois Alpha Gamma Delta Shi-Ai, Daily Northwestern CQD C3D, Purple Parrott C'lD CQD, Sophomore Commission, Homecoming C'lD CQD C3D, Mock Convention CQD, Frolics CQD C3D, W. S. G. A. CQD C3D, Pan-Hellenic CQD C3D, Matrix, Group Leader CSZD C3D Pas? 55 SYLLABUSDIQ38 WILLIAM R. YOUNG L.A. Chicago, Illinois Y. M. C. A., Freshman Council, Cabinet CQD CBD, Settlement C31 CHARLES T. BAKER L.A. ghkcago, Ixilncais spanish citluappo p G ELEANOR CARNAHAN L.A. Macomb, Illinois Pi Beta Phi Western Illinois State Teachers' College, Y. W. C. A. CQD, Glee Club CQD. CHAPMAN JONES COM. Kansas City, Missouri Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dad's Day CED, Homecoming CED. MURRAY MITCHELL L.A. Chicago, Illinois German Club, French Club. JAMES W. SMITHSON COM. Chicago, Illinois Sigma Nu Georgia Tech, Commerce Club. Page 56 DAN ZEI-IR L.A. Fort Wayne, Indiana Phi Delta Theta Purple Key, Purple Claw, Swimming CU C21 CED, Freshman Commission, Homecoming C11 FRANCES BLAIR SP. Kewanee, Illinois Alpha Omicron Pi Mount Holyolce College, Y. W. C. A., Social Service. EDMONA HENDERSON SP. Minonl4, Illinois Alpha Phi Gulf Park College, Syllabus CSD CED, Y. W. C. A., University Theatre, Student Directory 3, Campus Editor. MARIORIE MEYERS SP. Peoria, Illinois Alpha Epsilon Phi W. A. A., Thalian, Hillel, Y. W. C. A., University Theatre. CECILE PURDYE ED. Dawson Springs, Kansas Christian College, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A., French Club, Home- coming. NANCY K. VAN METER L.A. Ellchart, Illinois Alpha Omicron Pi Lincoln Jr. College, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A., Social Service Depart- ment, Pre-Medic Club. UNIOR CLASS BLANCHE BYRNES JOUR. Chicago, Illinois Daily CID CQD. JOHN L. FULLER L.A. Evanston, Illinois Purple Parrott CID CQD C3D. W. SANDOE JORDAN L.A. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Phi Kappa Psi Coe College, Sigma Delta Psi, Charity Ball CID CQD, Homecoming, Moclc Convention CQD. JOHN PHALEN L.A. Sparta, Wisconsin Phi Kappa Psi Alpha Phi Omega, Football, Dad's Day C3D, Waa-Mu, Frolics, Charity Ball C3D, Mock Convention. ED VAN DYNE L.A. Troy, Pennsylvania Phi Kappa Psi DON WORLAND COM. Aurora, Illinois Delta Tau Delta Purple Key, Basketball CID CQD C3D, Freshman Commission, Purple Claw, Pledge Council CID. WALTER A. BLEDSOE, JR. Terre Haute, Indiana Wentworth Military Academy, Golf CD CQD C3Df Swimming CID C95 C3Df Rifle CID. NICHOLAS CY HARRICE COM. Chicago, Illinois Lynx, Scimitar, Freshman Commission, Junior Council, Fencing CID CQD C3D, Cotillion CQD, Charity bail CBD, University Theatre CID, Sargent Oratorical Contest CQD, Mock Con- vention CQD. DON HEAP COM. Evanston, Illinois Phi Delta Theta Purple Key, Purple Claw, Football CID CQD C3D, Captain-elect C3D. ELIZABETH KULTCHAR L.A. Winnetka, lllinois W. A. A. CID, Secretary-Treasurer CQD, St. Charles Conference C3D, Peace Action C3D, lnternationc' Relations Club CQD C3D. STANLEY POTTER L.A. Omaha, Nebraska Sigma Chi Syllabus CBD, Homecoming CID, Waa- Mu CID CQD, Mock Convention CQD, Group Leader CID CQD. RICHARD M. WITHROW L.A. Wilmette, Illinois Sigma Chi Traclc C3D, Swimming CID, Y. M. C. A. C3D, Waa-Mu CQD, Economics Round Table CQD CSD. Pagz 57 ff 7415 'XJOCKW Rerween Unfversfbf HO!! Ono' Ho!! bex ffze 'POC4 fVof troobkfonof dffbifh wfhfeg s HOF ww Q foo ,Off . Dfoc extern nfofh. Aufufnfv, Q, ft refnofbs r6e f77SSflf7Q e of students between cfosses. .uf TVN NAVY i' f, -JV f Q Qkiifg 'B iv N4 V Aforffi O17 V 090155 Pveslern ILS' f e of tfze fe o Novo! Cor offcmofe fb 6efhg W Cll7l'VSf.S'l?lSS' to fzolfe Reserve Qlfbers Uofhlhgy ps. Dae Novo! Um? o6'ers rife studeof on opoortunfky to develop C6Ol'OCl SlQ OaS'ClLOAk7S, res,oonsf6MIy ond tec6mbof SEV! Dye '27Cf-iffy pfoces t6e Sfmofvosfk offfve ffOl77l,7Q on Me !ec6mL-of Osoecfs of Me Now rotffer Mon upon ffze Clflyl X M.-xxx-vw 1 : xi , I K 1 '.--- EEN I fm H -. V. h - Viz- fa' , 'P ,' m : 'l-- ., , . 4 N . 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W fo 569 ponomo Conofgiinese 7 Us 07617 OGkem6Qr4ec7' 19007 W 0 C, ffovebfs-0' tfvougfz Dossoge to ffze C AZWIVJE COD' QfOl7, IUOIWOFOI 0 on returned of?ef om-f3oroQe of Qty. egufor New ofzkrefs oc-ed 177 cofnmonof ofrffougfz tbs- eservs- students engoge 177 mony of S Qcfflff?1'eQj- Qfetermfhfbg ffze ,oosff 17171779 ofochbe, ono' worm' ffze Dosfs. . fze 0126 Vgffwh X C! MO! QD on! ' iQ Ore ,of P ffv foo, mg mofzy X BATTALION STAFF Front 1f1I'llfiLINDGl!EN, Boncusrvr, SHUAmzxY, WRAY, BUHNETT, Sm-oml Ron--Maupin. Woon, CLUTTER, Bimsmnim, Anmvs, SADLER, CLARK. Third Row-Monms. Giuuucx, Josr, FRENCH. Donlawrv. IJIJIIVTUIV Ifllll'-STEMBRIDGE. SHEASBY, INICCJXNN, Mfxm-zs, Biuzcocx. Fifth 1fuu+N:n'Lon, I.Aun,vr1s, GRAY. COLOR GUARD R.S.Blk . . . F'iPrtOFF' iwwicfis . . SGCCJIQQ piiiioiiliii BATTAUON OFFICERS Edward Barsumian . Battalion Commander DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS plolwliixilwumway . Battalion Sub-Colngrgander '.D.A.G'l4 . . Bl . ---- 'ft Lleut Gmc UQ emclster l-TVB. Cllglllf . Commissary and Quarterrligsigr Vange Burnett . . Battalion C. P. O. Front Rau:-JACOBSEN, Mooum, TOYVNSEND, G,uuuCK, MAMEIQ, GIXRIIIOTT, HOLLISTER. Sccmirl 1fiYll. C1llS'l', AIITICDOCK, Pmucv, GQDWIN, SHIQRMAN. Tliirrl 1ft7'1l1fM.ACMCDIili.NN, STEMBIIIDGE. GARTENBEIQG. lfuzirth Rllitli-IONELLI, Sumsw, R1CC.ANN, BIARKS, Bfxncocx. Page 6 3 FIRST COMPANY A. W. Clutter, Lieutenant Front 1fII'lUA-XVALLIN, GREIWE, CROSBY, ROBERTS, SPRINGER, RDSEMAN, DALY, Woou. Svcnnrl Iifuwm-Swan, CURRIE. GALLAFENT. CIHATAIN, STEBBINS, FISHER. IIWING, ELL1o'r. Th-irrl RIJH'4BOXVEN, CARR, CANKAR, BERNAYS, BARR!-:'x'1', CHAPMAN. CUMMING, XVILLUMS, I-Isuxrucx. Fozzrlh Run:-Cow,xN, DAVIDSON, PECKHAM. VFARABA, EDNVARDS, NIE-NET, JOHNSON, Bu,-xND'r. FIRST PLATOON I.. V. Hollberg . Commander W. W. Wood First Petty Qrficer Pagf 64 SECOND PLATOON H. L. Jost . . Ensign S. W. Govitt Second Petty Qrficer f'TU1lt IfUlUixVASHBURN, FERGUSON, STANUL, REHNIANN, Anrsmcar, EVANS, RICHTER, SCHLECHT, JosT. Sm-01141 Row-KENNEDY, GARDES,'B1kUR, JoUz1,xT1s. GROH, M. ALIDTTA, SCHENBERG, GUDAT. Third Row-Nvnonc, CALL, Golsnmcx, PATTISHALL, ALIOTTA, CQANTAR, Gounz, Nonfm. Fam-th lBo1v--IGEICHEHTS, JOHNSON, CH.-WMAN, BEDROSIAN, GIXVITT, DUNKLE, PHILLXPBON, GOODALE, DE Coumms, mmol-:. SECOND COMPANY F. E. Borcnert, Lieutenont Frant ROM'-IQELLOGG, XVOHLFERT, MORGAN, H:XliTUNG. Bm1m,xvs, fIARVEY, DILLON, Bmmxs, DOHmcTY. Second Rau-Ross. James, MILLEH, W1NNm r. XVITTE, ANDERSON. ICRANTZ. MYERS, I'IUss.xu. Third Rou'+I'I.u'w,xlm, LAMKE. JOHNSON, RUSTEEN. IDONALDSON, MASONER, Olm, LOGAN, SMIDLEY. Fourth Rau:-CLARK, IUANLEY, CARROLL, Osismm. Lm-3. FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON M. R. Doherty, Commonder D. A. Socller, Ensign E. I., Schrenk, First Petty Qtticer H. Sonder, Second Petty Qtficer J. P. Norris, Third Petty Otficer Front RIIIIFTSCHRIIDT, PoT'mn, I-IANSON, HEINB. RUDIAIEL, ROCHMINSKI. KELLY, NICKEL, SADLER. Second Row-NEwm,xN, LoPEz, LOOAN. Lx'r'1'LE, Ii.-XNDLE, ENGLXSH. O'BRIEN. Tlurzl ll,U!l IXOCIEL5Kl. RYAN, BURNS, SCHROEDER, METHOD, B1-:cKM,xN, Nmuus. Fourth Row-MULLINS, lBll.-KDFIELD, JONES, LANDIS, I'IAR'J', IQEACH, Wx-:s'r. Page 65 THIRD COMPANY C. E. Arens, Lieutenant Front Row-Com.mGE, Cnmvnonn, Nvlamm, Kmaxx, JOHNSON, KEANE, RYCKOFF, Eiucxsorr, FRENCH. Second R010-CAMPBELL, Tnmnxmru. VANCE, Tmcx-um. SPENCE, Scnnosnmx, Sumo, Pm-Enslsx. Third R010-CZERWONKY, CLARK, Lfmms, XVILSON, RxcH.umsoN, Goon, DEMQULIN, Iixummw. Fourth RU'lUfNICKEL, XVAGNER, IIERMANN, SANDOR, Wrnnmiiis, Rosanne, Vocm., BREEDEN. Page 66 FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON W. C. French, Commander R. A. Lindgren, Ensign G. Ccxmptneii, First Petty Oriicer C. W. Murphy, Second Petty Otiicer Front Row-IXIUHPHY, CROKER. XVALKER, S1'E1GELM.xN, AYMOND, Du-ml., G,m,n', SCHNEPP, LINDGREN. Seaoml Iiow-SAVAGE, Sxmumn, SHAW, WVANZENBERG, 1'on'rEn, XVEATHERWAY, YOUNG, ScHxu.ER. Third 1?U1l?'R,ICH'I'ER, TAYLOR, WEUMUTH, BARBER. BERNSTEIN, Guns, T'ItENKMANN. Fourth Row-Romsnfrsox, xVRATH, VAN Annsuurm, Ronmcx, W1ss, Borcnxmmman, C.xnNm', SIMONIAN. SPEECH AND MUSIC NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY BAND Bernhard Weinberg Henry Jackson Harry Fleer George Le Maine Tully Friedman Sydney Goodman Harry Holmberg I John Blanocic ,i GLENN CLINE BAINUM Ferdinand Haruda Glenn Clillie Bainum, Director Arnold L. Qehisen, Assistant Director and Manager. . President Vice-President . Drum Major Property-Manager , Property-Men . Librarians Page 68 NGRTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Piccolos and Flutes Charles Fisher Alfred Cuore Edward Malott l-lymen Silberschein Bernhard Weinberg Oboes john Blanock Kenneth Gekeler Nonie Qrvis james Wocasek Bb Clarinets l-loward Abbott Armand Baker Roger Call Selwyn Coleman Sebastian De Grazia Arthur Gilbert Harold l-'lerzon Alan l-limelblau Thomas lsrael Donald Kessler William Kilham Seymour Landtield Robert McMorran Donald Maxon john Qwens Bradley Parks Raymond Radosta john Ricci Saul Salka Stanley Seimer Foster Snyder Eugene Stern Robert Thorstensen jack Unger Ray Votapka David Wandell Donald Wiedman Arthur Wolf john Yaccino Samuel Zimmerman Alto Clarinets Goodrich Cleaver Daniel Macer Bass Clarinets Clarence Arnold Walker jensen joseph Townsend Contrabass Clarinet Charles jarasek CNames listed in alphabetical orderj Bassoons Norman Kuhl john Patterson Wilbur Simpson Bb Soprano Saxophone james Anderson Eb Alto Saxophones Orval Riessen Edward Walpole Bb Tenor Saxophone Donald Farr Lester Schafer Eb Baritone Saxophone William Foster Wilson Rleil Comets and Trumpets Morrison Beers Robert Biggs Walter Blumenthal Babb Brown Earl De Long Carl Dill Robert Dyer Qliver Fuller john Garriott Frank lreland l-lenry jackson Merrill Kiester Richard Knox Vincent Maslowski john Moore Walter Peterson Marian Pierce Charles Scharl Haldane Strain Fluegelhorns I-lomer Bonhivert john Ralmer French Horns Cueorge Amromin George Ball Ralph Kent Clyde Miller Baritones and Euphoniums l-lal Abrahamson BAND Robert Barmeier Ned Landis Charles Warren Lauren Wispe Tl'OIT'lbOl'leS Franklin Alexander Bertram Beers August Bonhivert Ray Brooks Robert Christian Robert Estabrook Marvin Fenchel james johnson George jones Charles Kraft Lester Mallette Norman Nelson Raymond Rhea Robert Savage William Schick Frank Wilkerson Basses Murray Braden Maurice Brennen joseph Colpaert Morris Durham Frank Eldridge Stewart Gail l-lerbert l-larriman Lynn McClure Louis Marchi Fred Smale Ren Templin William Worobec String BOSS Donald Kane john Wigent Percussion joseph Cohen Gordon GriFlin Harry l'lolmberg Ralph Kent lrwin Krass-Kestin joseph Lanese Arthur McCoy Richard Niather Robert Mayer William Ripley Frank Wright Russell Wvle Page 69 A CAPELLA CHOIR Front RUIII-STONE, ZxMMEn, Sronwr, CQRAY, TOTTEN, Lyman, Coax, MCDONALD, IKRONE, Director, Btoxiuamna, James, LISPON Mmm ARNOLD, P.-xnnom-, KIRK. SUlZ01LIl1f0lD-NVAUMANN, Douamss, Kmz, Scuomz, Swmvmrs, VONNIAUER, Fonsvrmz, CARROLL, BROCKMILLE11, CLEM, Loucxs Hopvmz CLOCK, ADAMS, MUELLE11, GREGORY, BURGETT. Third ff0w NOVlCK!', CHAPMAN, FARH, JAMES, W.NGNER, HALFVERBON. KNOX, GAVERT, CQUSINB, KENT, WARREN, YVALLINGFORD Fourth Row-Fzsmm, I-IARUDA, Bom-nvsnm. Momus. Jn., RIPLEY, Blass, ICHUEGER, BARNES, BHOMAN, MACHTEL, PETERSON VANDEYBERG f'iENTm', KRATKY. Charles Fisher Cecile Forsythe . I-Ielen Cook . I-lazel Stone Keith Broman Dick Steen . Sopranos Blomberg, Mary Louise Burgette, Earlene Cook Helen Douglass, Olive Graves, Helen Gray, Mary Louise Gregory, Blanche Katz, Ruth Kloess, Grace Lydick, Marceil McDonald, Elizabeth Miller, Ruth Novicky, Anita Schoen, Betty Stone, I-Iazel Storti, Flora Totten, Lois Von Maur, Mary Zimmer, Ethel Altos Adams, Marjory Arnold, Dorothy Sopranos Simpson, Dorothy Warning, Esther Altos I-licks, Doris Johnson, Alice Lanz, Marguerite Page 70 OFFICERS Brockmiller, Gwendolyn Carroll, Mildred Clem, Mary Jane Clock, Janet Forsythe, Cecile I-Iopper, Jeannette Jones, Lillian Kirk, Virginia Liston, Lorene Loucks, Marguerite Minty, Florence Mueller, I-lazel Naumann, Charlotte Parrot, Letha Stevens, Margaret Wallingford, Lucille Tenors Barnes, Charles Broman, Keith Gavert, Paul Gentry, Richard RESERVE CHOIR Mitchel, Betty Schlanger, Francis Svec, Frances Willis, Fortune Tenors I-lorn, Charles . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Librarian . Manager Kent, Ralph Knox, Richard Kratky, Frank Machtel, Dave Peterson, Walter Steen, Richard VanDenBerg, Don Warren, Charles Basses Biggs, Robert Bonhivert, August Chapman, I-Iarold Cousins, Lloyd Farr, Donald Fisher, Charles I-Iallvarson, Sten I-Iaruda, Ferdinand James, Robert Krueger, Paul Morris, Richard, Jr. Ripley, William Wagner, Leon Johnson, James Munsell, Paul Basses Miller, Clyde Riessen, Orval Simpson, Wilbur NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA First Violins Arcule Sheasby Concert Master Samuel Barbalcoif Marshall Meyer Emil Bock Carl Ulrich Mrs. C. W. Lerch Mrs. E. R. Weixel Mrs. E. I.. Maynard Bernard Nevin Evelyn Goddard Gertrude I-Iill Rosalie Schnewind I-Ielen Bailey Mrs. Ruth Bailey Beatrice Jacobsen Marcella Eisenberg Second Violins Lorene Liston Principal Robert Gibson Frank Kratlcy Sara I-luxiord Lillian Jones Earlene Burgett Gertrude Sayles Armand Baker Frances Schlanger Mildred Dawson Robert Mayer Bernard Goldblatt Robert Nelson Selma Stone Virginia Faber Jane Rhodes Marjorie Westcott Violas Sydney James Principal Joseph Lanese Theodore Werner Robert James George Dasch, Conductor Fred Benhart Luella Kramer Ruth Bersch Paul Jaclcson Violoncellos Dudley Powers Principal Dr. Adrain Verbrugghen Eileen Kelly Benhard Niemi I-Iazel Stone Carol Christensen Ethel Norton Blythe Alcely I-lunter Smith Irene Smith Basses Joseph I-loudelc Principal I-lilda I-Iagberg Donald Kane Wilbur Schowalter Arnold Graef George Rodger Harp Mary I-Iokanson Flutes I-Iymen Silberschein Charles Fisher Dorothy Willaman Oboes John Blanoclc Kenneth Gekeler Nonie Orvis English I-Iorn Nonie Orvis Clarinets John Wigent Ray Votapka Eugene Stern Charles Cox Bass Clarinet I-Iarold I-Ierzon Bassoons George DeVine Wilbur Simpson Norman Kuhl Horns Clyde Miller Albert I-lobbs Lawrence Eggo William Spears George Ball Trumpets Samuel Mages Marian Pierce Walter Peterson Robert Biggs Trombones Franklin Alexander Walter Freedman Robert Christian James Johnson Tuba Arnold Oehlson Tympani Richard Morris Percussion I-larry I-Iolmberg - Fred Mihell Arthur McCoy George McCIay Page 71 MEN'S GLEE CLUB Front R01tt?lVIILLER, I,,mFENimnG, Bmw, BoNu1vxGu'1' H., DUMONEY, THURMAN, SIMPSON, Euwuv. Sammi ROIU--JOHNSON, HoLMu1s1m, GuixN'i', Momus R., IIARUDA, S.-tam, STRAIN. TINCHEH. Thi:-rl Rau--Xvixncum Emsmum-1. CoLm'. Momma A., Enom-zx, Bnixmsx, Wuixmnsox, RIAXFIELD. Fourth Row-AimoT'1', SARSET, BROOKS, MCCDNNELL, Ihuxms, Muxuuv, I'IILLE4, XV1LLx,xxis. Glenn Clitle Bainum , . Conductor Arnold L. Qehlsen Assistant Conductor Ferdinand Haruda . President Richard Morris . . Vice-President Richard Morris Accompanist Hollord, Ambrose Horn, Charles Johnson, Bremen Katz, Harold Barnes, Charles Bert, Russell Blumberg, Henry Crim, Douglas Crosby, John Cuilbert, Peter Abbott, Howard Brooks, Curtis Colby, Kenneth Domoney, Albert Erwin, John Gore, Allred Griffin, Cyril Bonhivert, August Bonhivert, Homer Braden, Murray Connelly, John Edgren, Robert Eldridge, Frank Fisher, Lawrence Pa ge 72 First 'Tenors King, Don - Kratky, Frank Machtel, Dave Second Tenors Johnson, James Johnson, Montgomery McCoy, Frederic Merkle, Henry Morris, Allen First Bass Haruda, Ferdinand Karsteter, William Laulenberg, Leonard Murray, Gordon Nelson, Jack Ohde, William Second Bass Fleer, Harry Goodman, Sidney Grant, Robert Hills, Nathan Johnson, Wallace Mathisonhlohn Maxfield, Henry Rhea, Raymond Samuelson, Kenneth Vandenberg, Don Paddock, Bruce Sage, Stuart Sarset, Richard Strain, Haldane Walchli, Edward Wilkerson, Frank Page, Douglas Redman, Robert Ripley, William Simpson, Wilbur Tincher, William Votapka, Ray Waters, John McConnell, Albert Miller, Clyde Riessen, Orval Smith, Harrison Thompson, Orval Thurman, Edwin Williams, Allen WOMENS GLEE CLUB Front Row4HLLMEs, MCSHERRY, Fu,xN'rz, MERRIFIELD, QUINN, Tlzomlfanzn. S cond liow-HALL. 1'umrsLE, Mnnsxa, STONE, S,n'Lr:s, Jncons, McDoNoUGH, B,xrmoN. Thin! Row-B1uNm.m', RVICHARDSON, Pusrmn, BE.'xUx1oNT. CONNEH, JOHNSON, XVILLAMAN. LANE. WILIAAMS. Ifmzrtlz IZU'LUi'BEYEli. KA.an'ro, BROWN, Sxmw G.. GRANGER, 1'IxcPN1au, Bovxs, BICLEAN, Omsi Fifth ROIIIHHIAUNK, ALEXANDER, S1-EPHENSON, BOIILER, RJXHEL, CIKRIIOLL, VANS'rEEN1a1a1ea1aN, HANSON, Guuss, ROQUET Glenn Clitie Bainum . . Conductor Arnold L. Gehlsen Assistant Conductor Bonnie Conner . . . President Ardeth Johnson . Vice-President Mildred Carroll . . . Accompanist Alexander, Frances Barron, Kerry Bobbitt, Marjorie Buckley, Mary Caplen, Lorine Claussen, Lolita Conner, Bonnie Courshon, Shirley Creigier, Audrey Croxall, Helen Earlywine, Josephine Ammerman, Dorothea Boller, Gloria Beaumont, Dorothy Borgwald, Helen Bovis, Ann Brindley, Ruth Brown, Dolly Campbell, Martha Cohen, Dorothy Colvin, Arlee DeVries, Doris Biser, Doris Creed, Helen Cole, Kathryne Finston, Ruth Hoslcins, Lois Johnson, Ardeth Anderson, Agnes Berger, Jane Beyer, Sarah Cowan, Betty Eckstein, Gladys Fingulin, Carol First Sopranos Ewing, Mary Ford, Helen Gibbs, Evelyn Godard, Evelyn Green, Virginia Hanson, Elodie Helmericlc, Frances Henderson, Edythe lmig, Joan Johnson, Jane Kaarto, Miriam Kloess, Grace Lanz, Marguerite Marquis, Nadine Mitchell, Jean Morse, Eloise Ordeman, Charlotte Penyak, Barbara Piper, Ruth Second Sopranos Goddard, Dorothy Groener, Maxine Hale, Barbara Hardin-Boyd, Patricia Hepner, Helen Holmes, Glennette Hudson, Virginia Hunt, Louise Keppler, Elizabeth Kresge, Marjorie Lane, Margaret Lord, Vivian McLean, Jean McSherry, Mary Merrifield, Elizabeth Missell, Althea Puster, Marcia Ransom, Alice Ritz, Ada Shaw, Georgiana First Altos Lunlc, Fern McDonough, Bette Mushlcin, June Oas, Virginia Pennish, Elaine Plotkin, Helen Rahel, Virginia Roquet, Helen Roth, Constance Sawtell, Betty Second Altos Frantz, Gene Good, Jane Granger, Lucy Henderson, Bessie Jacobs, Virginia Lewis, Patricia Miller, Joan Pasche, Esther Pierce, Marian Rosen, Harriet Poetter, Phyllis Ouinn, Helen Richardson, Virginia Schilpp, Erna Sizer, Katherine Stonich, Eileen Trimble, Louise Trompeter, Mary Wallace, Leonora Williams, Betty Simpson, Esther Spohr, Dorothy Stadstad, Shirley VanBuslcirlc, Mamie Vawter, Janet Wagner, Barbara Wagner, Pauline Williams, Beatrice Zeigler, Jean Zingle, Naomi Zmrhal, Marcella Shaw, Mary Starelc, Amy Stephenson, Dorothy Thomas, Miriam Warning, Helen Wilson, Cora Sayles, Gertrude Sherer, Muriel Stone, Selma Swenson, Louise VanSteenbergen, Ev adne Pflgf 73 MEN'S DEBATE TEAM Page 74 Front IZOIDQRJKHL, ABELMAN, SCHOENBERGER, BARMEIEH, HIGGS. Seaund RUIDHCZLARK, RUDERXIAN, Tucxmn, THURMAN. The men's squad for the year was composed ol Albert Davis, ,lames Rahl, Horace Howells, William Abelman, ,lack l.evin, vloe Tucl4er, Alvin Edelman, Robert Barmeier, Stanley Erosh, joseph Higgs, Harold Davidson, Edwin Thurman, Robert Waggener, Gordon Rosberg, Robert Clark. The First semesterls schedule was opened by a political discussion with lowa and lllinois on the eve of the presidential election. The question ol government ownership ot electric utilities was debated with lndiana, Purdue, Ohio, lllinois and Marquette. ,lunior varsity members of the squad debated this subject with various junior colleges. The merits ot consumer cooperatives were discussed the second semester, and the outstanding debates were with Syracuse, St. Louis, and Emory Universities. The season closed with a debate at the University of Missouri. A variety of discussion techniques was employed: parliamentary and heclcling debates were presented, and forums and audience questioning were encouraged in all appearances, WOMENS DEBATE TEAM I ran! Raw-LEWIS, D. Hrrcncocx, P. Hrrcucocx, Osrnmz, TVIONTGOMERY, LQNCI-:oNE, JOHNSTON, HELXIERICK. Second Row-S1'EtNf1ouN, XVAGNER, STEELE, RENSCH, Gnoss, Roan, SAFRAN. STUDENROTH, DEGKER, Umcm, The largest squad in the history ol womens debate at Northwestern partici- pated in twenty-Five debates on the subject ol Consumers' Cooperatives, The season included programs with Illinois State Teachers' College, Albion College, Rosary, Depaul University, Lawrence College, Mount Mary College of Nlilwaulcee, Roclclord, and Buclcnell University. The season culminated with a short trip through Wisconsin when debates were held with Lawrence, Ripon, and Carroll Colleges. Most of the local debates were held before OFT-campus groups including the Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs ol Evanston, The Chamber ol Commerce at Winnetlca, the Anthro-Cosmo Forum, The Social Science lnstitute and the lVliclwestWorl4er's Forum. Whenever possible debates were followed by open-Forums and periods of audience participation. Freshman and sophomore women were given experi- ence by additional practice debates with Rosary, DePaul and with the menys Junior Varsity of Northwestern. Page 75 ORATORY ALBERT ADELMAN STUDENT LYCELIM Formation oi a student organization which is equipped to supply programs lor Evanston organizations has been completed on the Northwestern campus. The group, known as the Student Lyceum, is composed of students in the school of speech who have prepared a variety ol programs, including discussions of current topics, play- readings, book reviews, and lecture recitals. The purpose of the organization is to bring together students interested in profes- sional platiorm work, as well as to ettect a liason between the groups wishing programs and individuals who have them to offer. Page 70 FRED KROEMER Semi-monthly meetings are being held Sundays at 6520 University Place. The group is student-managed with Miss Alvina Krause of the Faculty as leader and adviser. ORATORICAL PRIZES Speech students monopolized the oratori- cal contests this year as Albert Adelman, Speech '37, and Fred Kroemer, Speech '39 took top honors in the Kirk and Sargent Oratori- cal Contests respectively. Adelman's subject was uEchoes , a dis- cussion of the peace problem, while Kroemer delivered a similar address entitled, When We, The People, Remember. STUDENTS AT STUDY -u,. QW' So blade. To file U6 J rory. cfm L ' ow s Sci? ln ffle ' ool OOM' Lfbrory. Fqc F qr l,7fO ff: ' Plyyslbs L 'Yr' you gotto go . flue scene cfzonges. Cofnpus porode. Ero WSIQIQ. e mf. 06. ff 4 3,4 Q A O He' 0' rofbe-r le-od Q 6on0f ffzree 3 0 crowof Guys, gals, ond goloslzes. O6, 'ny 6eo0f Nice 81705 H10 class. OO Penh? 4 I 1 F0661 Q' f rcC7O'e Downpoun How fo ge 0 . lonbbs 'hon by fown. Sweet Dreams. C?O6S07lb6 kyomfno P No foo0719? -Hoo. 539 Z HS K A M x v 1 A W. ' .w . ,,. 'jH,1's r.-EE? ' 6151 M. , 1.1 W X J 1, jf 4, W , 1, Vw If M XL rf' 1. 'i 5, V Q J 1 4 -1 ,Z fa L F rl 3 . RV. ,V .VV V ., x s . X rf' J .VM V si? ' , ij - x Q K V-1 f 'i ' N '34-V 1' V - Mui, A7Z7 's-A - ,,, V E143 , , M Rf' xi. V .VV I 4? fel ,VV V ge-1 fi .1 ' . 33' R -K 1 V51 rv Hx '. ul YW , , V ' Hi, -3 ,., A .Yw:f 'fA Z V . V, , :T , Q- Ig. 3 1. . V A E- ,L .1' - VS' f , ' ..'-0 , .. 4 .f ...-4 , -. vil I '1 'Fm .IH STUDENT ADMINISTRATION STUDENT GOVERNING BOARD Sl'lICL'!l-DAVIS. Paar. MUHLEY, '1'nuNDL.E, KoTz. Aiimrzmus. Stanrling-SHANNON, BAXER, DENsoN, ADELMAN. Ray Kotz, Chairman Kay Ammerman Falcon Balcer . Charles Carey . Albert Adelman Kay Trundle . jane Davis . . Laurence Buclcmaster ,Iaclc Shannon . jean Van der Linde Raymond Carey Clyde Murley . Aubrey Denson . Finance Department ' . Y. W. C. A. . . Y. lvl. C. A. lnterfraternity Council lnterdormitory Council . . W.A.A. . . N.A.I. Social Department Board of Publications . W. S. G. A. Faculty Adviser . Faculty Adviser Executive Secretary E.C.A. The Student Governing Board is composed of ten seniors-representatives, one from each of ten functional divisions of the E. C. A., two faculty representatives, and the executive secretary of the E. C. A. This Board has charge of Student Government and is directly responsible for class commission elections and the Social calendar. The Board has general control over all groups coming under the ten functional divisions and is subordinate to the Board of Student Supervision. Page 32 INFORMAL DANCE COMMITTEE Charles Boulton Betty Bellamy Robert Buchanan james Chapman ,laclc Crays Stephanie Day Mildred Ellingson ,lohn Fislce Franz Row-Flsxm. XVHEELER, CHAPMAN, DAY. .Second Row-BUCHANAN. V. TAYLOR, BOULTON, M.ARCUS, HUCK. Th-irrl Row--Cnmrs, B. TAX'LOR. THOMPSON, RAY. Marsha l'lucl4 George lrwin Robert McCord Eunice Nlclntosh Ruth Marcus Betty Pool Mary ,lane Ray . Chairman Eleanor Pohjonen john Schnepp Forrest Shaw Virginia Taylor Barbara Taylor Kenneth Thompson Gordon Rosberg The lnlormal Dance Committee is a very important part of the Evanston Campus Association Social Department. Throughout the lall season the Committee sponsors informal dances in Patten Gymnasium. The highlight ol the activity is reached with the annual Homecoming lntormals during l-lomecoming Week-end. The lnlormal Dance Committee in sponsoring these lew informal dances fills in the time very ably during football season and before the beginning ol the formal season. Pagf 83 SOCIAL DEPARTMENT .IANET Powi-ms JACK HART IAN STEVEN ,lC1Cl4 HOW Social Chairman Janet Powers . . Secretary lan Steven Treasurer The Social Department is a Functional division of the Evanston Campus Association, arranging and handling all inlormal University Functions. 'Events such as Dad's Day, Homecoming, Championship Capers, and all-University lnlormal dances. This department is composed of three members from the junior class, selected from petitions based on previous experience in the Department. All Depart- ments ol the Evanston Campus Association are responsible Financially to the Finance Advisory Board. The Finance Advisory Board is composed of: Ray Kotz ..... Student Finance Manager Derby Denson . . . Executive Secretary of ECA Prof. Herbert Douggall Faculty Advisor Page X4 INDEPENDENT CCDUNCIL Front lfllll'-HOYY'ELLS. RATE, ANDERSON. HOFFRIAXN. BRADEN. SCCOTHI Row-BRAUN, Biummn, DAVIS, CHEvLxN. Loan. Third Rim'-BEnN.u's, WERNLE, HUDGIN, Monmm, W. Bsnmws Myron Clievlin . Elvino Nerwin Robert Barmeier . Eleanor Higgins ,lane Davis . Clayton Anderson Murray Braden Alice Braun Robert Bernays William Bernays Milton Howell Dorothy Goddard Maurine l-'ludgin OFFICERS MEMBERS . President . Secretary . , Treasurer . . Social Chairman Student Governing Board Rep. Ella Jacobsen jeannette Lord Robert McCord James Morgan Dorothy Rath jessie ,lean Smitlw Robert Wernle The Council, in cooperating with all groups of unaffiliated men and Women on the campus,and sponsoring mixersancl inlormol parties, strives to promote unity and cooperation among independents Page 5'- INTERFRATERNITY CGUNCIL Frtmt Rllll'-xVOLP'l', Houma. Porrsu, Ruaa, WELLS, TERMLL. Second RDLL'-'B.-KRSUMIAN, TTACKLER, SHANNON. MCADAMS, '1'AYLon, STIVASON, Fosmn. Third Rau-MAYMOND. Nonms, FULLAGER, LAMBRECHT, GAVITT, BECKMAN Fourth RUIIV'-TNTETTGER, IEAUFMANN, Smumn, SPENCI.-:, JOHNSON. Herbert McAdams Jerry Elannigan . Robert Staclchouse ACACIA James Nelson l'larry Perry Beta Theta Pi Robert Mundy George Young Delta Sigma Pi Allred Lambrecht Delta Tau Delta ,lerry Elanigan jack Shannon Delta Upsilon Severance Gavitt Lambda Chi Alpha Robert Martin William Stivason Phi Delta Theta Ed Barsumian James Taylor OFFICERS MEMBERS Phi Epsilon Pi Jacob Loclce Robert Nathan Phi Gamma Delta Windsor l'lacl4ler Edward Beckman Phi Kappa Psi Robert Kaufmann Diclc Rugg Phi Kappa Sigma Phillip Mettger blames Milmoe Pi Kappa Alpha Harold Davidson -lohn Norris Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lee Foster l-lenry Spanjer President . Secretary Treasurer Sigma Chi Keller Potter William Wells Sigma Nu Charles Johnson Herbert McAdams Tau Delta Phi Leonard l-loileb Jerome Woltl Theta Xi ,lohn Aymond Harold Crosby Triangle Robert Carney Earl Terrill Wranglers William Eullager Bart Spence Lilce most organizations, the lnterlraternity Council was an outgrowth ol desire and necessity. When the Fraternities at Northwestern had increased to a sizeable number, it became necessary and desirable that some body govern the relationship between them and between them and the university. The Council was the natural evolution. lt regulates such activities as Rush Week , Hell Week , Greek Week , and many other important relationships. It losters understanding and its aim is harmony. Page S6 I NTERFRATERNITY BALL Front Raw-Onrmmw, Gmscm, O'BRIEN, SCHUST, CHAPMAN, TERRILL, HART. Second Row-S,mm r, PATTISHALL, CAIiNEX', N1c1cLE, SmN.1mn, Ouxmnr, Sronmrsn, FANER. Third Iiaw-Cummxscs. JOHNSON, MCNULTY, BOULTON, G1,xNAKoPoL1:s, RUMMEL, AYMOND. Fourth Rowelinmpxm, PAUL. MARTIN, Fxmmu, Nmu.soN, STEVEN, FITZPATIIICK, NATHAN. Severance Gavitt .L I . Henry Spcmjer I Co-cnairmen Arrangements Business Publicity William Lamplce Robert Carney Teal Gianalqapolus lan Steven Traliern Qgilby William Qrtlwman Page 87 PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Franz RUtLtiIiUBENS, Mocxum, Booz. Knomss, Gowumna. SHIDLE11, NASH, Powlms. Scczmd RlIll!+'lVICBROOM, Jonas, Minwzn. Jouxsozw, Tosxsv, S.-XMUELS, O'DoNNELL, BANNEHMAN, Doumrnzw. Thfirvl R1I1lPfGUTTAKAN, AMMERMAN, Krmnm, D.wmsoN, LEMPKE, BEN!-Jutcrr, Lvoxs. CHASE. Rnxniu.. Fu-urth RYTIL'-'GAHF1T'f, WA'rTs, WILSON, STRAUB, PLACKETT, BERINSTEIN, Bmm, Btmxnnm, WY:ir.aN. Alpha Chi Omega Marijane 'loslcey Melba Dohrmann Alpha Epsilon Phi l-lelena Samuel Lucille Barinstein Alpha Gamma Delta Emilie Wyman l-lelen johnson Alpha Omicron Pi Delphine Wilson jean O'Donnell Alpha Phi janet Powers Marjorie Leach Alpha Xi Delta Kay Lempl4e Virginia Nash Beta Sigma Omicron Vivien Watt Virginia Russell Page SS Chi Omega Kay lrundle Kay Rubens Delta Delta Delta Helen Booz Barbara Garlitt Delta Gamma Kay Ammerman june Benedict Delta Zeta Genevive Bannerman Lillian Lyons Gamma Phi Beta Arclis lVlcBroom Marguerite Ray Kappa Alpha Theta Virginia Burnham jean Davidson Kappa Delta Betty Pla-:kett Peg lVlocl4ler Kappa Kappa Gamma Eloise Chase l'leIen lVlcKarahan Kappa Zeta Kappa june Goldberg Shirley Guttman Phi Omega Pi Grace Kloess Betty jones Pi Beta Phi lVlary Blair Georgeanne Runda Theta Upsilon Helen Kuglin Eloise Shideler Zeta Tau Alpha Marion Mayer Adeleen Straub ll SCHOOL OF MUSIC STUDENT COUNCIL Front Raw Amaow' B C G FrecIericI4 BieIer I-IeIen Cfook . Don Vandenburg Mary Jane Clem Fred BieIer Don Vande-nberg IlViIIiam Ripley Blanche Gregory 'IX IELER. OOK. REGOR Second Row-CHmsTENsEN, RIPLEY, VANDENBUHG F OFFICERS SENIORS I-IeIen Cook ,ILINIOIQS I-Iovvard Abbott SOPI-IOMORES I:rancI1ot Gelbard FRESI-IIVIEINI King 'I'urnbuII . . President Vice-President . Secreta ry-Treasurer Social Chairman Charles Fisher Carol Christensen Mary Jane CIem CrviIIe Reisen z Page S9 SCHOOL OF SPEECH SENATE Front Row-Foswmn, LEWIS, MCCREARY, ADELMAN. Second Row-DAVXS, HYATT. STUDENT GOVERNING BOARD OF THE SCHOOL OF SPEECH Freshmen Sophomore Juniors Seniors Yeager Cantwell Dave Hyatt Louise Foster Albert Adelman Patricia Lewis William Mccreary Albert Davis P90 soPHoMoRE couNcuL U I, , Seated-E1cuMArfN, MCMEEKIN, Pnocuzn. Cm-:vmN. Standing-'I',n'Lor1, BIXRBER, FRIEDMAN, SPRAFKA. COUNCIL N.EN.BEI2S Page Procter, Chairman Ted Gianalcopulos Charles Barber Peggy McMeeIcin Myron Clwevlin Florence Sprallca Maude Eiclwmann Arnold Taylor Tully Friedman SOPHOMORE COMMISSION From RUllfiPliICE. Ii1ELY. STROUD. IHALLENSTEIN, CUMMINGS, G1'1'TLEMAN, BOLING. Second Ralz--MARCUS, MCNULTY, Hxcxiox, SHEAEBY, LOUCKS, CJHRISMAN, NOYES. Tlmirfl 1flI1lI'-'SFOE-FFER, RANEY, CHANAKOPULOS, Esrlmnoox, NICKEL, Nxnmvms, Brmmnx. Page QI Q JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Front RO1DfOSILVIE, POYVERS, LANDIS, PORTER. Second Rlllv-'C1'H4KRRICE, CUMNIING, GIBSON, LAMBROS. Ned Landis . , . . Chairman Marion Mansfield . . Secretary-Treasurer Robert Cumming . Junior Prom Chairman Mary Gibson Nick Cy I'Iarris janet Powers Norman Ogilvie led Lambros Nancy Porter The Junior Prom was one ol the outstanding social functions ol the school year-held in the beautiful Grand Ballroom of the Palmer I-louse with Ted I:io-Rito's orchestra Iurnishing the rhythm. Ned Landis, Class Chairman, and Rosemary I'IicIcox led one wing ol the grand march, and Robert Cumming, chairman ol the Prom, and ,lane I-Iennessy led the other wing. As is customary, a Post Prom was held at Patten Gym the Saturday night Iollovving the prom, all expenses being shouldered by the Junior Class instead of assessing the fraternities. The weel4-endls festivities were brought to a close when members of each sorority entertained their dates at dinner on Sunday afternoon. CLASS OFFICERS Ronmvr CUMMING NEB LANDIS INIAHION INIANSFXELD Page 92 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL lj'rrmt Raw-GIANAKOPULOB, McIN1'osH, DOIIRNIIXN. Secuml 1f0'll'-'ADELMANQ VANCE, BAnsUMx,xN, GILLIES. Edward Barsumian, Chairman Victor Hanson Albert Adelman Arclis McBroom fvlelba Dolwrman Jane Mclntoslw Celeste Gianaltopulos Norman Vance l-larry Gillies Always considered as an outstanding climax to the formal season, tlwe Senior Ball tliis year maintained its reputation as one ol tl'1e scl1ool's best parties. Featuring tlwe music of Red Norvo and Art Cassell in a Jam Session at tlwe grand ballroom oi tlwe Stevenis l-lotel, tlwe Ball was attended by Well over Four-lwundred couples. -llwe principal feature ol tlwe evening was tlwe Senior Court of l-lonor, in vvlwicli portraits ol out- standing seniors, selected by tlie University were liung, honoring tlwem For superiority in sclsiolarslwip and extra curricular activities during tlieir undergraduate careers. llwe Class Council, beaded by lfdvvard Barsumian, organized and managed tlwe Boll, and will close tlwe class social activities vvitlw Senior Week in June. Pflsf 93 Y. M. C. A. Page 94 Front Row-A. BDNHIVERT, Klum, FHANKEL, P,xI.MER, GAUTHIER, BQNHIVERT. Second Row-SCHUST. TERMLL, GRANT, BREEDEN, AIGNER, OHDE. Third Row-ANnEnsoN, Monms, BARBER, Kmzsrma, Semen. BRADEN. Fourth R0'lL+'KENDIiICK, YOUNG, CR.kAI, SHDTTS, ESTABROOK, YVAGNER, TUMA. Brewer Grant Al Aigner Earl Terrill Claude Shotts Richard Breeden Vlfilliam Aclelman Al Aigner Falcon Balcer George Bail Charles Barber August Bonhlvert l-lomer Bonhivert Murray Braden William Bradlield Richard Breeden OFFICERS CABINET MEMBERS Myron Chevlin Art Cram Rolsert Estabrook Stanley Franlcel George Gauthier Brewer Grant Richard Kendrick Robert Kersting Masaomi Kihe Eugene Miller . President Vice-President . Secretary Executive-Secretary . Treasurer James Miimoe Pascal Morris William Qhde Ralph Sailor John Schust john Palmer Earl Terrill Robert Thorstenson ,lames Tuma William Young Y. W. C. A. Front RUII'-GITTLElI4XN, Hmms, ENGLISH, NViN'rHu, Rm-HE. TEALE. S ca rl Rn' --PHYUE PATTILLO G nF1T'r PORTER Mmmtrcu. 0 77. ll . . A . v Third Rawii-Imuus, M,n'1su, NAIlOXX'IB'DZ, E1cuMAN, .Iox-1Ns'roN, SHERER. EXECUTIVES Barbara Ccrtltt . . President Nancy Porter . . . Treasurer Lenore Pennington Executive Secretary Bobbie Bowers . . . . Cttice Secretary Mrs. Fred H. Larrabee Chairman of Advisory Committee CABINET Babette Dessauer Betty English Maud Eiclwman Barbara Gartitt Krona Gittleman Elizabeth Hines June Johnston Marian Mayer Mary McSt1erry Janet Meditcb june Narovvetz Ethel Jane Moe Pat Pattillo Nancy Porter Betty jane Pryce Dorothy Rath Betty Smith Mary Virginia Teall Jean Winter Page Q5 W. S. G. A. , F1-ontR Knonss, Wmscurmn, FLENSKE, STOK S' IIE I PKE. N AN msn Lmnm, Mmmrcx-1, HU Tl 1 R P B G C ,lean Van der Linde Jane Weil . . Connie McClure . ,lane Weil . Mildred Carroll . Janet Meditch . l-larriet Ford . Alma Fenslce . . ,lean Stolces . . Sean Van der Linde orothy Waechter Margaret Bolman Lorraine Aberg . l-lelen Warren . Mary Esther Moulton xloan Millilcen . Mildred Evans . Grace Kloess Frances Pryor Pearl Berksen . Marjorie l-lill . Peggy Morris . l'lelen Borgwald Ann Davies . Eleanor l-liggins ,lanet Wagner Shirley Dasler . R, ERGER, IBSON, ,xn11oL. , OFFICERS HOUSE COUNCIL . . President Secretary-Treasurer . Alpha Chi Qmega Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Gamma Delta . Alpha Omicron pi . Alpha Phi . Alpha Xi Delta . . Chi Omega . Delta Delta Delta . Delta Gamma . Delta Zeta . Gamma Phi Beta . Kappa Alpha Theta K . K KappcE5Delta . appa appa amma . . pi Beta Phi . Phi Omega Pi . Zeta Tau Alpha . Kappa Zeta Kappa . . Rogers l-louse . l-lobart l-louse . Chapin l-lall . Campus View Campus View Willard l'lalI . Spencer l'lall PUBLICATIONS T STUDENT PUBLISHING COMPANY WA nn V. EVANS Clmirmrm WVILLIAM R. SLAUGHTEH Faculty Advisor Once again the Board of Publications wishes to express its appreciation for the service and cooperation extended during the year by the publications editors, business managers, and the many individuals who comprise the various staffs. In its relationships with these staffs the Board's desire has been to reason, not to coerce, to see the students: point of view as well as that ofthe administra- tion hand faculty, Iceeping in mind as fully as possible the genuine best interests of the university as a w o e. OF the need for changes and improvements in the various publications from time to time there can be no doubt. The Board stands ready at all times to consider conscientiously any constructive plans submitted to it by students and others whose actions are motivated by conviction and sincerity. It must of necessity ignore such policies as will satisfy minority groups only, but pledges itself whole- heartedly to the maintenance of standards which will be to the best interests of all concerned. I WARD V. EVANS As is usual in the conduct of student publications, the current year has not been without its prob- Iems, Throu h most of the year, no difficulties occurred and the lot of the faculty adviser was an easy one. ghere have been one or two problems, however, that have caused the Board of Publica- tions to reiterate itsl position as publisher of student publications, supporting its editors in their right to obtain and interpfet news of interest to the campus community and imposing upon them the obligation of accuracy and objectivity in writing and editing. The quality of the Daily Northwestern has been maintained at a reasonably high standard. The editorial page in some respects has been outstanding. Even with a change in management during the year, the business side of the publication has carried on successfully. The Purpleparrot has maintained its usual standard of recent years and everything points to anothersuccessful Syllabus this year, in quality, size and earnings. WILLIAM I2. SLAUGI-ITEI2 Page 96' I STUDENT PUBLISHING COMPANY .. Nm ez- F'M,xm'. 'v,xNs. BY,xILAUGH'I'ER S t I b E A S H IStunclwg-l3E1u:1-1T0I.n, PIACKLER, BARSUMI I EIDBRINK. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ward V. Evans Walter K. Smart . . Theodore A. I3erc:htoId RoIand C. Aby Edward Barsumian Ward V. Evans OFFICERS MEMBERS WaIter K. Smart FACULTY ADVISER WiIIiam R. Slaughter . . Chairman . Vice-Chairman . Graduate Manager Windsor G. I'IacI4Ier Frederick I-I. I-Ieidbrink Raymond W. Kotz Page Q0 F1'U71it120711-SOSNA, XiV1:1.LNI'rz, BOLLER, Bourvc, REmmN, Cmitx. Semnd ICULL'-'hI.-KRCUS, '1'Enm1.L, NASH, Oamvm, GzusoN, JOHNSON, MACFEELY. 7:hird Row-VAN Sriznunx-:1zG1sN, Got-JRLICK. SAFHAN, MCINTOSH. Coma. Fourth R01lY-BICNULTY, Docl-:K.xL, Krnmvs, KNOX, PETERSEN, Cumsztmrr. SYLLABUS EDITORIAL STAFF Norman Cgilvie . Editor-in-Chief Sophomore Assistants Photography Staff Earl Terrill . Photography Editor Anthony Chrisman Clayton Anderson C+wf'euOimn V T Editor tsaifzfteiti, tUs:.iftsr..tft Virginia Nash . , Sgrority Editor olohn Little Byron Elinn , . I I . Robert McNulty Gene Erantz Betty Boling Administration Editor John Swanson Romon Jon Kosinski Gloria Boller Activities Editor gignjggnrgggges 53223223 Eustis E. T. Mac Eeeley Sports Editor Virginia Green- Paul Moore John Rehmann . Fraternity Editor Egffggyhtginglggfm gfclwnnlqicgslippel l-lelen Qsberg . . Womens Sports Editor ?en9NSeK!?CLWClDlf1 Murthci SDl'UlWGl'1 Rulh Marcus . . . Productions Editor B?9EuEieeValTinSteenbergen Junior Assistant Editors Freshman Assistants Robert Dyer Maxine Berger Don Kilnps Molly Docekol Mary Gibson l-larry Brooltby lsogert lljnox gone Mlxaxrcrugzi h o er ons unice c n os Florence SClWeUeVmC'f1 Nancy Allnn Case Mary Margaret Reed Betty Belle Clark Ruth Safran Marianne Wellnitz . Secretary Peggy Wagner Page 100 The Syllabus of 1938 has been produced in a year in which the publications lield has been revolutionized. The magazine and the newspaper, as well as the yearbook, have taken on a new note ot smartness and lile in order to capture the interest ot the reader. We have introduced into the Syllabus a new lightness and continuity ot composition in an attempt to catch this spirit. We can hope only that we have succeeded in some degree in portraying the lives ol Northwestern students in this style. The members ol the statt have labored dilli- gently and intelligently in the assembling ol the boolt. They have given graciously a great portion ol their time to produce an annual suitable to Northwestern University. We sin- cerely trust that the product ol their labors will be well received, NQRMAN J. OGILVIE Front IBUIUA-IVIARQUA, ICLITZKE, FOHTLAGE. Ross. Second IlawMNxc1-mls, Sriuua, Ooxuaf, Sromcn, LEVIN. Third Row-B.uzm-zu, BREEDEN, Smlsnrycs, Do,uLnsoN, JONES SYLLABUS BUSINESS STAFF -lrahern Ogilby . . Business Manager Robert Niclcel . . Advertising Manager Charles Barber . Ass't. Advertising Manager Adeleen Straub . Assit. Advertising Manager Herbert Fortlage . Qrganizations Manager Bill Donaldson, Asst. Grganizations Manager Harry Stebbings, Circulation Manager-VVomen's Quads Herbert Fortlage, Circulation Manager-Men's Quad The 1936 Syllabus Business Start has been successful in establishing a new circulation level. We have worked on the belief that the Syllabus, truly to accomplish its purpose, must have its values seen and realized by those people interwoven in its pages. It has been our honest intention to present to you a leading boolc summing up the season's activities in an accurate yet colorful style. TRAHERN OGILBY Sophomore Assistants Charles Barber Bill Donaldson Herbert Fortlage Dorothy Mandabach Robert Nickel Harry Stebbings Eileen Stomach Freshman Assistants Harry Hamm Edward Jones Robert Klitzke jane Marqua Virginia Ross Page 101 Front Row-MCSHI-mnv, Doncsorfr, Monms. Second R0'lU1VVHITLEY, O'BRIEN, VAN DYNE. Third RD'lU-SILVERSTEIN, Tmfrnn, BENNINGHOVEN, Sczmnr PURPLE PARROT EDITORIAL STAFF STAFF Eleanor Dodgson . . Editor-in-Chief Kyle Morris . Managing Editor Mary McSherry Literary Editor George O'Brien . . Sports Editor Dorothy Whitley ....... Exchange Editor Ed Van Dyne, Grace Scharti, Charles Tepper, Bob Silverstein, Bob Sawyier, jerry Elanigan, Benson Jewell, Paul l.itwinsl4y . Contributors Page me ln a year overflowing with campus activity, the Purple Parrot has attempted to keep pace with these events, interpreting them from the humorous point ol view. lr has tried to give its readers the best in anecdote and cartoon. in doing so it has been rewarded by a large subscription list from students and outsiders which has enabled it to carry on. ELEANOI2 DODGSON i M. RAY CARROLL SMITH IYIEAL M J Ru PURPLE PARROT BUSINESS STAFF Marguerite Ray . . Assistant Business Manager Stephenson Smith . . Advertising Manager ,lack Cummings . . . Evanston Advertising james Neal, Bob Sawyier Copy Managers Mary Jane Ray, Mary Jane Clem . . . Typists Loren Mink, Dick Scott Promotion I wish to acknowledge the line cooperation I have received lrom the members ol the Purple Parrot Business Stalll during the past year. The Purple Parrot has established itsell as a permanent campus institution alter a hard pull through the Udepressionl' year. Financially successiul at the end ol the '36-'37 season, we have increased the number ol subscribers, established a Fine advertising policy and, aided by a very industrious and broad-minded editorial stall, have brought the parrot into an apprecia- tive Iimelight in Northvvesternls student lite. GECRGE CARROLL Page IO 3 Pro t Row-Coomm, IIOFFMAN. ISBRNSTEIN, KA.us'r1-:'r'rE1z, ORTBMAN, IXQILLER, FRANKEL 5 CU' ff R010-'MOCKLERV MILMOE. MCCLUIIE, BAKER, Ih1BLVILLE, DOYLE Thz I Row-PALMER, Kfxmsa, WILLOUGHBY. EBTABROOK, BUCHANAN, JOHNSTON, Rumour, DAILY NORTI-IWESTERN EDITORIAL STAFF NEWS AND FEATURE PAGE STAFFS Andrew I3Iacente . McKinIocIc Page Editor Robert I'Ierridge,june,Iohnston, Literary Editors Connie IVIcCIure . . Womon'g Editor WaIter Kerr . Dromo Editgr Harvey Kittridge . . Art Editor EveIyn Goddard . . Music Editor Eve I-IoFIman . . Fiith Page Editor SIGHIGY I:ranI4eI . World News Commentator john Palmer, BeverIy FranIceI, Bob EcI4, Dorothy Willaman, Marjorie MayIand, Louise Swenson . .- SpeciaI Page Statts Page 104 Night Editors PhiI Cooper Bob Estabroolc i Bob Doyle jim Milmoe BIII Orthman Maurice I'Iahn Campus Editors Peg MocIcIer Jayne MiIIer Bob Buchanan Kermit I2udoII Desk Editors Dotti MeIviIIe Bill Willoughby Bill Karsteter Dick Lande Bob I'Iaumesser Sol Bernstein John I3aImer Kathryn Kalish I'Iarry Burns We have attempted this year to make the Daily Northwestern a Iittle more dignified than usuai and to Iet it reFIect the atmosphere of an educationaI institution. That a news- paper should cover the news, we have remem- bered, but we have IeIt that the paper, a part OI an intellectual community should do more than just that. VVe have particuIarIy emphasized the feature pages where discus- sions ot all types ot contemporary probIems Irom vocational to dramatic have been presented. Our primary hope has been that the news coIumns, the editorial pages and the Ieature pages wouId cause the campus body to think about various sociaI problems instead of bIindIy accepting that which it was told. Whether or not we have to even a small measure accomp- Iished this aim, we Ieave to our critics to decide. FALCON BAKER l'v7'll7l.t Rlllilaczl-IAPIN, Foxams, ZEISEL, IVIAHLE, IDEBIAND, MCCOY, Musnmn. Smuml 1f0Zl'fBYNG, HAHT, DAY, Srommf.. FRENCH, iDENIOI2LIN, .lofuv Mu.1.En, IROHERTB Third .R0'lli'-BARRETT, HIXRDING, Iuwm, SAVAGE, MABBE, bmrrz, ISUFLEXYSKI, XNYMAN NORTI-IWESTERN DAILY BUSINESS STAFF Fred French . . Business Manager Bill De Moulin . . . Advertising Manager Willis Roberts . National Advertising Manager John Eolces Chicago Sales Manager Kurt Stoehr . . Diclc Barret, Bill Renz . vlerry loslcey . . . Emily Wyman, Jaan Miller . . . Ann Moser, Dorothy Chapin, jane De Mand Vivian Byng, ,lane Miller, Adele Kullewslti Evanston Sales Manager . . Copy Managers Merchandising Manager . Credit Managers . Classified Managers . . Secretaries Kay l-larding, ,loan Miller . . . Advertising Lay-Gut Managers Max l-lart, Arthur McCoy, Ralph Mabbs, Arthur Seitz, George Ervvin, Dulce Karns, glean Lavery, Rosemary Day, Bob Buchan . ......... Solicitors This year the Business Statl ofthe Daily was very large, but all persons associated with it have done their part in malcing the paper a success this year. VV'e Wish to oller our sincere thanks to the Daily Northwestern advertisers, the student body, and the Board of Publications. FRED FRENCH Page 105 0 Ifrant Row-VAN DYNE, Armsrrnozm. Bmansrocx, IXIANBFIELD, Konm: .Seanad RUM'-FRANKEL, Cummmc, XVISE, Esmnnoox, Lunm, HAHN. DAILY NORTHWESTERN EDITORIAL BOARD ,IuIion Be-I1rstocIc Editorial Choirmon DAILY NORTHWESTERN SPORTS STAFF Eric Bramley Sports Editor Page 106 Frunt H0lL 'I'AYLOR, RABAN, GOTTLIEB. MOULTON. Svmmfl Ifou'-M,xCFxaELx', BRAMLm', CROKEJIZ. JAFFE. Thi:-fl 1flI1l, NEYN.-KBER, COHEN, CONEY, BAPLAN. Front Raw-MILLER, Fxsm-1, I-I,xnmzcoRN, LOFGREN, HENDERSON, Curran, WHEELER. Second Row-Mxmuom, WEEKS, Anzvxsrnomrc, SPELLMAN, IXULTCHAR, WELLN1'rz, BUCKMASTER Third Rau--SCHEURERMAN. Kxansfrxxa, BOLLING, Lrefrrmu. Scmwmw. Eucsmnom. Jox-1NsoN Fourth Row-STEVEN, Hxcxox, LAMKE, REYNOLDS, CALHOUN. Wmrnmr, Evmnmvr. STUDENT DIRECTORY lrving 0. Spellman Editor-in-chief James Milmoe . . . Business manager Laurence Buclcmaster . . Consulting Editor James K. Calhoun, Robert Carter . . Associate Editors Peggy Lighter, Marianne Wellnitz . Assistant Editors Katherine Johnson . . Classification Editor ,lune Cepel4, Angus Steven . . Organizations Eclmona Henderson , . Campus Editor Louise Engstrom . . . Assistant Karl Loigren Fraternity editor Mary Waidner . . . Sorority editor l'iarry Everett ...... l-lonorary Societies editor Chief prooireader, John D. Fiske. Betty Bolling, Patricia Lewis, Dorothy Whitley, l-larriet Scheurerman, Frances Armstrong, Josephine Wheeler, Carol Ciasser, Rosemary l-liclcox, jane l-labericorn, Charles Lamplce, Nancy Weelcs . . Editorial assistants William Schmidt .... Assistant Business manager Jayne Miller . . . . Copy chief Georgette Becker . . Secretarial Chief Robertlfersting . . . . . Circulation manager Katherine Kropl, vlohn Reynolds Assistant circulation managers William Bradiield . , . . . Promotion manager Nancy Weelfs . . Merchandising manager Page I07' Time's cz wcistin', Mister Hearts ot the Sig house. A cnciirlood I J 5 Five's 0 crowd i More pounds, gals. NYM cabinet meeting. St. Charles conference I-IONCDRARIES ALETHENAI l Page lla Front RU1l'iLINN, BYERLEIN, RUNDALL, XVINTER, REISENBI-ma, BICSHEHIIY, Bnsmsrvl-1. Second 1f01Ll-RITZ, XVILKXNB, IVIEDITCH, PHELPS, Hlcxox. GIIIFFIN, BUIuzx', RENSCH. Third Iflllll-YVEEKS. NIERILOT. BUTZLOFF, Lx-JE, DOHAN, Glmnowsxl, RAY, CMITMELL. Fourtlz 15010-LIGHTER, PIKE, Wrwrz, EICHMANN. ACKER, Nimownrz, GllEGORX', XVARREV Mary Blair Nina Bruce Margaret Griffin Marjory l-lelm Phyllis Bradshaw Alice Burry Robert Butzloff Marjorie Carlwell Carol Fingulin Charlotte Braash June Byerlein Eugenie Doran Maud Eichman ,lean Gregory Class of 1937 Gwendolyn Kroehl Marjorie Leach Virginia Leach jean Qgle Class of 1938 Gertrude Grabowslci Hazel Lunsford ,lanet Meditch Ethelvvynne Merillat Mary Esther Moulton Phyllis Potter Class of 1939 Rosemary l-liclcox Peggy Lighter Carol Linn Marjorie Mayland Peggy McMeel4in ,lane Phelps Georganne Rundall Phyllis Hitchcock Doris l'litchcocl4 Dorisjean Riesenberg Arlene Rensis Katharine Warren ,lean Winter Marion Wirtz Mary McSherry june Narovvetz Gloria Pensch ' Nancy XfVeel4s Adele Willcins ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Frrml ICUIU'-MCMEEKIN, JONES, Znrxmn, DM-IL. Secnml Raw-ScHwAn'rz1NaEn, MCSHERKY, N,movv1f:'rz, LEVINSON, BURGETT Thi:-rl R11ll?-GELBAIID, Loncxs, M.n'LANn, Prm-zu. Freshman Honorary Sorority Thirty-Qne Active Chapters Established at Northwestern Founded at University of illinois 1933 1924 june Narowetz Maude Eichman . Beatrice Levinson Mary Mt:Sherry . Earlene Burgett Dorothy Dahl Lorraine Eclclund Maude Eichmann Eanchon Geltnard Beatrice jacobson Lillian jones Beatrice Levinson Marguerite Loucl4s MEMBERS Ethel Zimmer . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Marjorie Mayland Peggy McMeel4in Ma ry Mcsherry vlu ne Narowetz Marie Ochs Barbara Piper lrene Schwartzinger Muriel Sherer Phyllis Silvertrust Page III ALPHA CHI SIGMA ProIessionaI Chemistry Fraternity Front ROM?-'FEENX', Dn. SUTER, DR, HURD, Krrrz. DR. IIINES, DR. SOWDEN. Si-nmui Row-Du. EVANS, BAKER. BLODGETT, F,x1ncHILD, IfLEPPISCH, AHEHNIWHY. NIARCI-II. Third R0'll'?'zxfIKEIlAI.NNN, KEKO, NICIDOUGALL, Du. REYNOLDS, FIOFFMAN, Dre. LAYVSON, Dn. AYRES. I:iIty-seven Active Chapters UPSILON CHAPTER Founded at University of VVisconsin Established at Northwestern 'I 902 I 91 3 CRAIG CLUB Craig Ciub was organized to promote IeIIoWship among the Episcopai students attending Northwestern. F:-fmt 1fU'lL'-Y-OUNG, B. WHITOOMBE, MERRIFIELD, IIOSKINS, E. Wurmomum. Semnrl Ifrmfgliox-1. VAN BUSKIHK, Glyn' fPres.I. '1'.xHEn, Monsxg, Mns. Cu0F'1'. Third Rau'-Wxnmcvoxim-:, IVIILLER, I'A1'1-11-:R Cnolwr, Oisuonbm, SCHNEPP. Page II2 BETA ALPHA PSI Professional Accounting Society fran ,nw-. PECHTERIE, BECKMANN, J ONES B I S M D u-Mc QIBBIN, 'AVAGE, ' runs, Avis, E. DAVIS. -DALH, H I EN, IXERRIGAN D I t 1? S Securill Roz Th' lRow , , ormmzt Seventeen Active Chapters GAMMA CHAPTER Founded at University ol lllinois Established at Northwestern 'l 919 1991 john Cooke Ernst Dauer Ernest Davies l-larvey Finney John Beckmann Earl Davis l-larry Davis Robert Dorrian Robert Bear FRATRES IN FACULTATE Harry Guthmann David l'limmelblau l-larry Kerrigan FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 Charles jones Nathan Kreinberg Ralph lVlcKibbin Class of 1938 Rodney Daly Paul Morrison Ambrose Reiter Samuel Spechterie John linen Edward Miller john Myers Amos Savage David Shapiro Roger Goettsche ag BETA GAMMA SIGMA Eounded at University ol Wisconsin age 114 1907 Harry W. Gillies Norman Strunk . Elizabeth Iait . James R. Hawkinson Charles H. Behre James VV. Bell Fred E. Clark Ernst A. Dauer Frederick S. Deibler Herbert E. Dougall Frederick A. Dons Robert George Harry W. Gillies I:I'Ol'1I4 COVIICCII' slohn M. Byers Harry I.. Davis Raul E. Gerhold Honorary Commerce Scholastic Fraternity W OFFICERS FRATRES IN FACULTATE Harry A. Einney Frank H. Gone, jr. Harry G. Guthmann Ernest H. Hahne james R. Havvkinson Ralph E. Heilman FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 Nathan Kreinberg Ardis McBroom John H. Myers Robert M. Rasmussen Class ol: 1938 Marie Ranstead Graduates Elmer O. Jolley, Jr. Maurice E. Malin Richard S. Matson Established at Northwestern 1990 . Rresiclent Vicerpresident . Secretary Faculty Adviser Clarence H. McGregor Raul I.. Morrison Ambrose M. Reiter Walter K. Smart S. Waldo Specthrie Harold W. 'Iorgerson Norman Strunk Charles Sundlol Elizabeth lait Robert Sundene john Scherm Mrs. Esther D. Scrivan Wm. H. VanMeter CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION Christian Science Qrganization at Northwestern University was Iounded in 'IQQ6 under the provisions ol Article XXIII, Section 8, ot the Manual of The Mother Church, The First Church ot Christ, Scientist, in I3oston, Massachusetts. During the academic year the Qrganization meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clocI4 in the Commuters' I-louse, 620 University Place. Meetings are also held during the summer session. The meetings are conducted in conformity with the order ol service For Wednesday evening meetings in Christian Science churches, as given in The Mother Church Manual. They are open to the public. Membership in the Organization is open to students, faculty members, and members ol the administrative stall ol the University upon recommendation by the Board of Directors and approval by the membership as is the custom in admittance to branch Churches ol Christ, Scientist. AII otlicers ol the Qrganization are required to be members of The Mother Church. Each year the Qrganization invites one or more members of the Board ot Lectureship ol The Mother Church to lecture on Christian Science on the campus. These lectures are open to the public. Page 115 PHI ETA SIGMA Freshman Honorary Fraternity Thirty-nine Active Chapters Established at Northwestern Founded at University of lllinois 1 1931 1 923 g Charles Barber . . . President james Rahl . Vice-president james Morgan . Treasurer William Babcock . Historian Page II6 Clark Kuebler julian Behrstock j. Paul Clayton Stanley Cristol W. Richard Bernays james Fleming Robert M. Grant Tom Gray Theodore l'lopl4ins William Babcoclc Charles Darber Robert Barmier Nicholas Boulcidis Murry Braden l-larry Burns Myron Chevlin john Curran l-larold Davidson Ralph Elson Vaughn Engelhardt Stanley Fronlcel Leonard Greenfield Raymond Keller FRATRES IN UNIVERSHATE Class of 1937 Albert Davis Robert George Windsor l'laclcler Class of 1938 jamille jamra Theodore Lambros S. Marvin Mansfield john Mathison Class of 1939 Sol Draznin Alvin Edelman Peter Ericlcson Peter Gilbert Dave Hyatt Thomas Leahy joseph Leimert Class of 1940 Chester Kellogg jaclc Macy Lester Mallette Fred Mamer Clyde Miller Bryce Minier Robert Nelson Donald Rodesta Faculty Adviser james Miller l-lenry Spanjer john Shumway Burton Soboroll Robert Sundene john Taylor l-loward Vardeman George Young james Morgan james Rahl Gilbert Ruderman Lew Sarett, jr. Paul Schvvaighart Yale Topper Leon Wegner john Schaelgen Charles Searing Earl Selby George Simonian Thomas Sweeney Richard Trenbeth Winston Whitehead LYNX Junior Men's Honorary Society Northwestern 1934 TP1' jrf ,. ,- Fi-nut Row-'1'itYLoR. MILMOE, OGILVIE, CYIIARRICE, HAs'r1E. Second Raw-STxv.xsoN, JAMRA, STEVEN, SANBORN, ALLISON, Moums MEMBERS Norman Qgilvie . . President Nicholas Cyl-larriee . . Secretary William Stivason . . Treasurer james Taylor Don Sanborn james Milmoe james Allison slolwn Hastie Kenneth Morris ,lamille ,lamra William DelVloulin lan Steven Lee Foster Lynx is composed of men elected early in tlieir Junior year vvlwo lwave demon- strated tlwose qualities of leadersliip wlwicli l'iave indicated tlwat tliey would be tlwe directors lor tlwe course of tlwe University's activities for the remainder of their time in Northwestern. It is a self-perpetuating organization as selection of candi- dates is made by the active members. i '13 aa 5. Pagf I17 PHI BETA KAPPA Honorary Scholastic Fraternity in the College ol Liberal Arts Founded at the College al William and Page IIS Mary 1776 Eranldin Fearing . Arthur Hobart Nethercat Thomas Rassman Pallrey . Laura Faster Ullrich . Virgil Barney l-leltzel . Alpha of lllinais Established at Northwestern 1890 OFFICERS . . . President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . . Councillor . . . . . . Councillor Members of the Class of june, 1936, Elected in june, 1936 Dalai Brenes Elizabeth l-latlield Vivian E. Hervig Member of the Class of Myra jane Hutton l-larald Melvin Mayer August, 1936, Elected in October, 1936 l'lelen Myrtle Rattan Member of the Class of February, 1937, Elected in October, 1937 Eranlc joseph Kattlce Members of the Class of 1937, Elected in October, 1937 julian Robert Behrstaclc Robert Bell Bladgett jean Raul Clayton, jr. l'lelen Katherine Collins Stanley jerame Cristal Fred Sherman Graclins Windsor Gregory l-lacl4ler Elizabeth l.ula l'lartberg jasephine Scholl McAllister l-lelen Margery Mclfarahan ' Everett Crockett Moulton, jr. Barbara Edith Stults Kathryn Antoinette Rubens Ralph lra Thayer ' - Members of the Class al1937, Elected in March, 1937 Arthur William Anderson Ethel Virginia Anderson Dorothy Louise Axtell William Braun Bremer George William Connelly Robert Griffiths Eeustel Benjamin l-lawell Glover Marjorie l-lelm Ethlyn Ra Mary Alice Huddle Nancy Cary Lewis l-lenry Philip Mettger Carl Shelley Miner, jr. Georganne Worster Rundall Leonard Brinton Thomas john Conway Watson Bernhard joseph Weinberg Alumnus Member rtridge Massen, B.A, 1905 University PHI BETA Honorary Music and Speech Sorority Front R0'll'-STOCKS, Gxuzoouv, DAXVSON, Glmvms, A. FOHBYTH, IONES, Dfwxs, HUDSON. g Scconrl Ifllilf-CONNOII, COHMAN, YVARNER , PICKING, C. FORSYTHE, YVHITXVORTH, LANZ, NAUMANN, SMITH. Third R01l'1BRECKSNEIDEll, WERMUTH, ANDERSON, MAIQSHALL, MICKLISH, NVALLACE. RHODES, Bum. Fourth Raw-M.mT1N, HARDY, PIERCE, MILAN, MILLER, LENCIQNE, KEPPL1-ln, RUTHEIIFOILD. Founded at Northwestern University Alvina Krause Helen Ashby . Alice Forsyth . Cecile Forsythe . Vera Gregory . . Marceil Lycliclc . Betty Miller . Charlotte Naumann Leile Bretschneider Bonnie Conner Mary Lou Carman Dorothy Davis Mildred Dawson Abne Hardy . Virginia Hudson Marguerite Lanz Anne Hardy Alpha Chapter SORORES IN FACULTATE SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 . Roachdale, Chia . Lawrence, Mass. Monroe City, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. . Moline, la. Charleston, VV. Va. . . sloliet, III. Clos . St. Louis, Mo. Sioux City, lowa . Beardstown, lll. . Gary, ind. Monroe City, Mo. . Lexington, lnd. Pocahontas, lowa Barbara Penyal4 Helen Piclcing . ,lane Rhodes Nonie Smith . Dorothy Wallace Mary Warner . vlune Whitworth . s of 1938 Gretha ,lanes Ruth Lencione . Virginia Marshall Flavia Miclclich . Margory Milam . Marion Pierce . Jane Rutherford gleane Stoclqs . . . Chicago, lll. Class of 1939 . . . Chicago, lll. Peg Martin . Phyllis Wermuth . . . Chicago, lll. Class of 1940 . Lexington, lnd. Betty Keppler . ,lane Molyneaux . . Kenilworth, Ill Ethel Rogers Swift Barneboro, Pa. . Bucyrus, Chia Terre Haute, Ind. Foxboro, Mass. Manitowoc, Wis. Herculaneum, Mo. Highland Parlc, lll. N. Fargo, N. D. . Chicago, lll. Longmount, Colo. . Morris, Minn. . Evanston, III. Evanston, lll. Peoria, lll. Norwallc, Chia Long island, N. Y. Page IIQ PRE-MEDIC Front Row-Gnossmim, GASIOR, Kxmusn, SANFORD, CIOLDSMITH, Fnmmnm, BARRASH. Sammi R010-ABHAMB, VVESTEN, Nomzmza, ALT, BELL, BALKE, LADENBON, JOY, WANEK. Third Raw4HArvr, BELT. SANDOCK, ELLI01', DR. WANTLAND, D11 BENJAMIN, DH. TURNIJR, DICKXE, F. GRAY. SPINKA, SCHILLER, EL Fourth Row-LAn1MEu, GURNEY, Solaonoxf, IEEDNAY, FEENY, JOY, 'I'Am.B,x. SLOCUM, BEAN, I-IAnvm', Czmnxccuowxcz, I-hams. Fifth Row-JQNEB, FULLER, HAW'liEY, ODEN, SWEENEY, XVIENEKE, FISHER, MUDQE, Inwm. Page 120 John Dickie Frank Gray . Edward Beckman . Kay Trundle Edward Beckman Mildred Bowes Margaret Belt Leph Campbell Edward Czerechowicz John Dickie Victoria Elliott George Ellis Tom Feeny Robert Field Lawrence Fisher John Fuller Mosette Goldsmith Frank Gray Tom Gray Haight Gurney OFFICERS MEMBERS James l-lawley Margaret l'lulick George lrwin Vernal vlohnson Edward Jones Stephen joy Robert Kelley Earl Keyser Leon Kresler Roland Lcidenson Woodrow Levin Karl Lolgren George Lowe James McNeil ,lohn Moore William Mudge Ed Nickel President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . Social Secretary Clarence Norkoerg Josh Oden Howard Reed Richard Rink James Rogers Ray Sanford Grace Schorl Allred Schiller Blake Slocum Sidonia Spinka Alvin Steiner Mrs. l'l. Stuett Ralph laiaba Kay Trundle W. C. Westen Carter Wieneke LINGBON PURPLE KEY junior Me-n's Honorary Fraternity Edward Beclcman Michael Calvano Harold Carlson james Delaney james DeMoulin Chester Ensley john Fitzhugh Fred French Frnnt Raw-NORTH, ENSLEY. BECKMAN, DEINIOULIN. Second Row-Oalnvuaz, FRENCH, DEL,xNEx', ZEKR, Womuxxn. Third IZOIDTICLAMM, Rosa, IiAUFMAN, VANZO, SPRINGER. james Delaney, President Donald l-leap jaclc Kaufman Edward Klamm john Kovatch Don Leavens Marcellus McMichael jalce Nagode Raymond North Norman Qgilvie john Rose Gene Smith William Springer William Stivason Fred Trenlcle Fred Vanzo Donald Worland Daniel Zehr Each Spring, on the night oi lnter-Fraternity Sing, Purple Key announces its new members from the men of the Sophomore Class who have demonstrated unusual ability in athletics, activities, or scholarship. Pager 121 SEXTANT Honorary Nclvcil Fraternity . ,L.r ' if ' rrrrr il iiilgl F7'U7llRtTll'gROBEIi'FSON, C,xnNm', Tin'Lon, Nonms, Scnnomnmu, CLUTTE11, MURPHY, BARSUMMN, SHUMWAY, ZINN, FRENCH W1z.u', BEucEs1i:N. Second Row-Rosa. KAUvM.xN, BREEDEN, BARBER, Scmimcnrr. SCHILLER, Almws, Woon, Doamnrv, Josr, SADLER, BURNETT. Th'i1R -Ci M B S ' N - G- M P, , M . N .C zr ou- XMPBELL, Amis, oucamvr, HEASBX, ICKDL, AHRICK, oonm, x1 rIsu XLL, ILNIOE, ORTH LARK, Fourth Row-Rm-IMANN, COOLIDGE, JOHNSON, WASHBURN, DEMouLxN, STEMHRIDGE, Wxnnuuvls. Wmsr, RICHARDSON, LINDGHEN Fifth lfO'llJ-MCCANN, BONEKEMPER, ROBERTS, BECKMAN, MORGAN, CUMLIING, LANDIS, BHANDT, CANKAR, LOGAN. Page 122 Edward Barsamian Fred Borclwert Richard Breeden Vonge Barnett John Campbell Robert Carney l-lenry Clark Marvin Doherty William French Severance Govitt Lawrence l-lallberg Charles Johnson l-lenry Jost Ned Landis Ralph Lindgren James Milmoe Paul Moore Clyde Murphy Beverly Pattishall VV'illis Roberts John Slwumwoy William Wood Park Wray Franklyn Zinn SHI-AI l-lonorary Society for Upper-class Women Front Row-LEACH, AMMERMAN. ALBERT. LAIRD, GIANAKOPULOS, POWERS. Seann! ffl7llt4NOIi'1'ON, Scuommma, MAXYER, Gmaas, I'o1m'1m, LKCCLURE, JONES. Tl ' I If ' F LIN RANSON DUCKM KNN Rooms Lx'oNs BUNNY WNTER L'L1'l UU i 'XNGU , . , 1 , v y 1 1 - Fourth Raw-G,+.nF1'rT, PEM-zusos, JONES, WYM.-xN, Sromssrxn, BUTZLOFF, MEDITCH. Alpha Chi Omega Mary Ransom Connie McClure Alpha Gamma Delta l-lelene Stoesser Emilie Wyman Alpha Omicron Pi Mae Norton janet Meclitch Alpha Phi Marjorie Leach Janet Powers Alpha Xi Delta Celeste Gianakopulos Ruth Schomburg Beta Sigma Omicron Anita Novicky Vivian Watts Chi Omega Katharine Trunclle Roberta Butzlotl Delta Delta Delta Kathleen Ammerman Alice Burry Delta Zeta Roberta Peterson Lillian Lyons Gamma Phi Beta Ardis McBroom glean Winter Kappa Alpha Theta Frances Griggs Nancy Porter Kappa Delta Vivien Laircl Carolin Fingulin Kappa Kappa Gamma Virginia Smith Pat Patrilo Phi Omega Pi Betty Jones Lucille Duclcman Pi Beta Phi Augusta Rocldis Patsy jones Zeta Tau Alpha Marcella Albert Marion Mayer Pagf I23 1 SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Honorary Music Sorority Front RUEACRAIG, STORTI, STONE, Rox's'I-En, MINTY, GI!EGORH', LIICKS, DAHII. Second Row-GUYETT, A. JOHNSON, NIEISTER, LISTON, ZINKE, BIJIIGETT, ELAIER, F. JOHNSON, GOIIDON. Th-irrl ROIDQBARRON, ARNOLD, WILIIIB, TOTTEN, MATHEWS, DIES, QKELLY, SAYLES, SELLERS, BAUER. Fourth Row-PARFEEY, IR.-XSCHE, ADAMS, RUSSELL, SPELTS, CI1ErsTENSEN, BORGWVALD, GODDARD, JONES. Sixty-Four Active Chapters BETA CHAPTER Founded at University of Michigan Established at Northwestern 1903 1904 SORORES IN FACULTATE LURA MIXRX' BAILEY :EMILY BOETCHER IQERRY BAIIRON . HELEN BORGWALD Doms CHAPMAN HENRIE1VI'A DIES . MARJORIE ADAMS CAl!OL CHRISTENSEN HELEN CRAIG . lN'1AIiY ELMER . DOROTHY ARNOLD . ELAINE BAUER . ELIZABETH BECI-rr . EAIILENE BLYIXGETT Page 124 HONORARY MEMBERS NIONICA STULTS CYRENA VAN . Okemak, Okla Duluth, Minn , Chicago, Ill Terre Haute, Ind . Chicago, Ill. . Racine, XVis . Gary, Ind Evanston, Ill Lake Geneva., Wis. Crystal Lake. Ill . Riverside, Ill Great Falls. Mont SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Clas LOUISE FENSKE EXLEEN IQELLY . LOIIENE LISTON RUTH AIEISTER Clas VIRGINIA GORDON ARDATII JOHNSON s of 1937 Chicago, Ill. . Gary, Ind. Fort. Scott, Ind. Godfrey, Ill. s of 1938 El Paso, Texas Proctor, Minn. FLORA ANN JOHNSON . Roanoke, Va. FLORENCE BIINTY . Rapid City. S. D. ESTHER ILASCHE . Milwaukee. Wis. Class of 1939 DOHOTHX' DAHL . Vllinnipeg, Canada DOIIOTI-:Y GODDAIKD . . Chicago, Ill. MARJOIIIE GIJYETT, Sheboygan Falls, Wis. LILLIAN JONES . West Salem. Wis. IELIZABETH SPELTB . Cheyenne, Wyo. AIICULE Sl-IEABBY GORDON FLORENCE PAIII-'REI' VIRGINIA RUSSELL IXIAZEL STONE . DOROTHI' ZINKE HEIIEN ROYSTER GEIITRUDE SAYLES LILLIAN SELLERS FLORA STORTI . Loxs TOTTEN . FORTUNE XVILLIS BLANCHE GREGORY DOIIIS Hlcics . , Richland Center, VVis. Van Wert, Ohio Great Falls, Mont. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Fort Dodge, Iowa . Evanston, Ill. . Eveleth, Minlx. Lamrnon, S.D. Shreveport, La. Kansas City, MO. AI-miston, Ala. SIGMA DELTA CHI Honorary journalism Fraternity Frrmt Kawai BAKER, Tnonsox, ARPAN, Hmm, MAQFEELY, GLEASON. Svcunzl H0104-SL,xUGuTE1i. KING, BAKER FALSTEIN. S.-XDLER, SCHULTZ. Th rd Roi '-'WILLOUGHBX', Lumam-J I' PsoN, INN LLOYD, W ICKLAND Fm Active Charm NORTHWESTERN CHAPTER Founded at Depauw University Established 1922 1909 Floyd Arpan Ted Berchtold Lawrence Clousing Edward Groshell Falcon Baker James lf. Balcer Eric Bramley Maury Falstein John Gleason Paul l-lirt Vlfilliam Cray FRATRES IN FACULTATE Addison l-libbard Curtis MacDougal Louis W. Mclfelvey Joseph W. Miller FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Robert lnnes Willard King Ralph Lindgren 0. B. Lloyd F. T. Macljeely Walter Paulison William R. Slaughter Walter K. Smart Roland Wolseley David Sadler William Schultz Anthony Stelmok ,lohn l-l. Thompson T. William Thorson John A. Wiclcland William Willoughby ZETA PHI ETA l-lonorary Speech Sorority F'TU71lRfIw-ROSS, LAKE, CoNNn:L1., EBNER, HmNnEnsoN, S'r1awAn1'. Sammi Ito-11:-Bmclmn, HURTEU1SE, Iiwxaunx Bowuus, Mmzsm, CALLANDEH. Third lfllill-PARliOT'1', IQNUDSON, BUTLER, SCHAEIHEH, FOLGER. VAN DER LINDE, I. Ross, Fourth If0'lIJ-CRIPPEN, WHITTI-:MORE, NUQLSEN, D,xvxEs, STHOUD, BUCHANAN. BETA CHAPTER Nineteen Active Chapters Founded at Northwestern 1893 Zeta Phi Eta, honorary sorority lor students in the school ol speech is composed ol women who have manifested superior ability in some phase of the speech MORTAR BOARD Mortar Board, honorary sorority lor senior women, is made up of the out- standing students in the graduating class, chosen onthe basis ol scholarship, leader- ship, and service. program. Pug: 126 Front Raw-L1-:AcH, Axmsmmx, Secunrl lfou--McIx,mAHAN, MCBROOM, DAVIS. ,Xxx ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION r?l K Q34 E LM G ATHLETIC ADMiNisTRATioN l M, Z Q v The athletic year 1936-37 was marlced by a series ol achievements and accomplishments noteworthy not alone lor the records made by the various teams, but also For the spirit ond determination that marlced each team's play. The football team ably displayed this when they beat Minnesota in one ol the greatest games ever played at Dyche Stadium to win the Big Ten championship, This winning ol the First conference football championship AlhlvlivDifeCl0f in our history was perhaps the out- standing triumph of the athletic year. The baslcetball team carried the same spirit. Starting with a victory over a strong lllinois squad, the team never ceased to Fight throughout the season, and displayed a power and technique that loolcs very good for next season. The swimming team enjoyed a very successful year, winning nearly all of its dual meets, while the wrestling squad also came through with a splendid dual meet record. The indoor traclc season was particularly encouraging, as the Purple came through in fine style to Finish in the upper brackets. The outloolc for baseboll and golf is quite good, while the tennis team is expected to maintain its conference championship. The year T936-37 cannot be thought of without some mention ol the great athletes who are graduating, men who have carved their names in lNlorthwestern's l lall ol Fame: Reid, Adelman, George and Russell Ball, Horschlce, and Vance. IQENNETH WILSON Front Row--S'rEwAn'r, LONBORG, WVILSON, HILL, VVALDORF, Klux-Iz, ROBINSON. v Second ROI!!-'LAG,kULT, STUTEVILLE, SCHUMACHER, BENNETT, KENT, OVVENS, INGXVERSON, YANCE, TVALTER, Finn-mn. XVILLIAMSON, DI-:CooK, ERICKSON, Piwsmm. Page 128 CHEER LEADERS CI-IEERLEADING SQUAD Roy North . . Heed Cheerleader Robert I-Ierker Tom Mefwenemen Kay Stewart HOMECOMING AND DAD'S DAY CHAIRMEN HOMECOMING Marjorie Leach Cor! Victor Hanson DAD'S DAY Bonnie Donohue john Tenmclnn FOOTBALL 5 ,. if bv 'Hi Couch Lynn Waldorf Page I32 HE SHOWED THE WAY . . I WITH THEIR AID. Front IEOIU-'1iENT, Russnmss, Owmvs. Back R010-VANCE, Fxsmm, WALDORF, INGWERSEN, Lomaouo :gig 5,511.1 ggi i5ETq1.m...L,., 1-,nldg -,fi 1.111 .u.1:1q,...1f,i,.-g.-.- H g,q?:--.L-zcgxwi-mi iimggguv, W1 -uh if--23.27-I',71 gm A - . ' V X . ,. '1' w , ,,: ' ' - 1 'i , A -H553 -,:iw?.M, E X.,w 1 , ' 'M Y ' 5,1 Y-Y uw M' H' H si w mligkzig, yi 1 sive: 1 , 4-4 CAPTAIN STEVE REID Page 133 72 1' Front R010-ICIRKPATRICK, Bom-sn, GARGAS, Wnfw, BURNETT, Rmb, GmsoN, FULLER, Zn-Ko, VANCE CCoachD. 9c'c01zdRou HxN'roN LxoNs Gnu-,R Am A D V B C A , - , ' . , ' 'ABAS12 . DELMAN, E '1u', ENDER, ALVANO, VANZO. Ross, INGWERSQN. NVALDORF CCoachJ, FISHER CCoachJ, METCOFF, IVIESIC, PAUL, I'IAMlL'I'0N, SPRINGER, LANMAN, KLAMM, BIAKO, LON- nonc CCoa.chj, ERICKBON CTra.inerJ.' V Fourth RU'll'iMAJO1l, CLIFF, MALLOY, Ixosm, RussN1'1'z, I1w1No, ME'rz, WELLS, SEGHI, Eur, Wmxm, Imul-'1u,xN. Fifth IEOIU'--XVHITEHOUSE, JEFFERSON, WYEGNER, VOIGHTS, HEILRIAXN, Scfmtm, DIEHL, O'LE,xnx', ILLMRICK, hovxrca TOTH. if nl Jigga, 1 ' 2 Um L, LL i T ig VARSITY FOOTBALL LETTER MEN ADELMAN DEVRY ARTABASY DIEHL BENDER EBV f - BOGER FULLER .1TL'b ITTT BURNETT GARGAS F CALVANO GEYER GIBSON HEAP HINTON JEFFERSON KLAMM KOVATCH MALLOY MESIC REID SCI-IREIBER TOTH VANZO VOIGTS WEGNER WRAY ZITKO DON GEYER CLANCY HINTON JOHNNY KOVATCH FROSH FOGTBALL The Freshman Football Squad al T936-37 did a very Fine piece of work. They Furnished all of the practice scrimmage for the varsity, defensively and oFlensively, ln the latter connection their work in putting on opponentis otfense was especially good and often drew the praise of Coach Waldorf. Freshman Football Squads are never large at Northwestern University, but the one of last tall was considerably greater than for six or seven years. The average daily attendance was around sixty. Forty-Five numerals were granted-twelve being rated as excellent, twenty, good, and thirteen, promising. Qwing to the number of graduating varsity men, and the ability of the freshmen, there will be quite a Few of the latter seeing service next fall as regulars and First string reserves. Outside of the usual enthusiasm and willingness of a Freshman squad, this group has come through the First semester exams in Fine shape. Taking it all together, the Freshman squad of 1936-37 is destined to play an important part in N. Ll. football for the next three years. Technically, the squad is strong in ends, guards, average in backs, and a little below par in tackles and centers. MAURY KENT FRESHMAN FOOTBALL NUMERALS WINNERS Ollie Babcock im Bittinlg arolcl Bowen Jim Bransfield Verne Brown Charles Carroll Nick Conteas Nick Cutlich Robert Daly Bob Evans Louis Falk jack Ferguson Wayne Fisher ,lohn Goldak Ted Grete Don Guritz John Flaman ,loe l-lay George l-lerrman Ed Kellogg Bernard Klein Ed Krell Tom Langworthy jay Lasky jim Liddell Lon Macl2ae jack McGurn Forrest McMahon Monte Markel l-lal Method Vin Miller George Murphy Charles Niblick Larry Qwens Joe Pierce Jack Ryan Elmer Sahlin -Fed Sandercook ,lack Seip Steve Smith Reyitiold Soukoup Don 'Stewart William Trickor Joe Vavrus Frank Young Front RouITCoNisf' CMgr.J. SOUKOUP, LASKAY. MCMAHON, '1'nEcxEn, S.-KHLIIN Evmzs METHOD Hlsnxw Us ANTON Lf 2 - VI 1 . . sox, snr, Usums Ci g,r7 Seagull Row-CAnuox.x., Owmzs, MURPHY, Nosnm, B1'r'r1NG, SANDERCOOK, Gouux Vumas LIDDELL Dxm Th-ml R01li'1'KENT CCoachJ, BnANs1fmLD, I-IAY, Vvrrncu, Zmmn, RESCH, I-IALEY Lmvcw ouruxf IXLLLOGG Isuzca Sem, Hmmmlz, Grmwz, OWEN CCoachJ. Fourth Row-PIERCE, H11L1AN. CONTEAB, KRELL, NICHEL. Cum, F.-KLK, RUSSNITZ CCoachj Fifth R0'w'FEIiGUSON, SMITH, Bnown, GIYEFE, Sums, Musnmu, YOUNG, Wsnnm AA- OLLIE FINDS THE HOLE IOWA Vastly under-rated in pre-season predictions, Lynn Waldorl's second edition of the Wildcats scored a convincing 18-7 triumph over the University ol lowals l'lawlceyes in the season opener at Dyche Stadium. Two touchdowns, a conversion, a Field goal and a safety accounted for all of the Purple points. Don Geyer, veteran lullpaclc, lead the Northwestern attaclc, scoring a touchdown, converting the point, and a Field goal from the twenty yard line. Qllie Adelman, diminuitive halllnaclc from Milwaulcee playing his third year of varsity ball, maintained his reputation as a brolcen Field runner by twisting his way 56 yards through the entire Iowa squad For the other Purple counter. lowa's score came in the third quarter when Oze Simmons, fu highly touted negro halfbaclc, brolce away to dash Q9 yards for a score. Two sophomores, Bob Voights and Cleo Diehl broke into the starting line-up, while four others, Tom Eby, Bob Malloy, lggy Mc-:sic and Bernie sletlerson also saw action. if IRWIN WEGNER LES SCHREIBER CLEO DIEHL EOE VOIGHTS CHET GARGAS WALTER MALLOY NORTH DAKOTA STATE Purple power proved too much for North Dalcota's Bisons, who held their own against the Wildcats throughout the first two periods but collapsed in the second-hall and emerged on the short end of a 40-7 score. Straight power was the order ol the day, Coach Waldorl lceeping all triclcs up his sleeve in preparation lor the powerful Ohio State squad on the following week. Fullboclcs Don Geyer and Steve Toth led the N. U. scoring accounting lor live ol the six touchdowns. Geyer enjoyed a Field day, challcing up three touchdowns and conversions for a total ol QT points. l-lallbaclc Don l'leap contributed the other touchdown on a 90 yard run-baclc of the second hall opening l4icl4-otl. GETTING UP MOMENTUM fx 4, U1 L .f n:, 'X' 453' 0Cr , N C H., I 25454, QU' N o vrsr2'R,j 5So H Own Onfv Qofo cefeorotfon o'eOGbofeo' to norof Worlffng 12-,fners of Aforfn western sfude ine onnuof Doofk Day festive! consffkutes on of fne oufstononng feofures of ine Qrfo' seosons. Dqofv ofoff student: ore fn Wed fo oe fn offenoi once of fne cefeorohon, VVAIYS Honor Guests ore- ine porenfs of ine nyenyoers of ine squoof some of wnony ore ,oil-tureo' ooove. Hooded fnfb yeor oy Bonnie Dononue ondjonn Penfnonn, fne ofogronz fncfuofeo' o ooo SSSSIOD, 010009 ono' cnnzoxeo' lfvffn tne Qnfo Stote ,vcne 5foo7unr, Qofne Ot YQ, 0 .: . i, ,.- m ,.-.i :- BERNARD JEFFERSON VANGE BLJRNETT PARK WRAY OHIG STATE An enthusiastic Dad's Day crowd which jammed its way into Dyche Stadium for the Chia State conflict saw 60 full minutes ol brilliant football which see-sawed back and forth until the closing minutes when Don Ge er's point alter Northwesterns Final touchdown gave the Vllildcats a 'I4-'I3 victory over the Crimson Tide. The Buckeyes' razzle-dazzle passing attack lead the way to the game's First score early in the opening quarter, but the Purple bounced back when johnny Kovatch recovered an Qhio fumble and the Cats marched to a score. Ohiols second tally 'came in the third quarter on a long pass from Dye to Cumiskey, with Wendt adding the extra point. The Bucks held their advantage until the Final minutes when Northwestern opened a brilliant passing attack which culminated in a score on a toss from Jefferson to Heap. Geyer then converted to give the Waldorlmen their margin of victory. KOVATCH AND JEFFERSON LEAD THE WAY GEYER DRIVES THROUGH ILLINGIS Rated as one ol the country's outstanding teams by virtue of their victory over Ohio, The VVildcats were top-heavy Favorites in their First out-of-town game with the Illini at Champaign, where they el4ed out a none-too-glorious 'I4-Q victory, I-lard-driving and hard-taclcling, the Indians held the much heavier Purple squad scoreless until late in the second quarter when the Cats launched a power drive which climaxed with Fullback Don Geyer plunging over lor the score. NOFthWSSf9I'DlS second touchdown came in the third 3 I Q mi., f we w Leif reiit quarter when Don Heap brolce loose alter talcing a lateral pass lrom Fred Vanzo, sensational bloclcing quarterbaclc, and dashed twenty-three yards for the counters. Illinois' two points came in the last quarter when Clarence I-Iinton, colored hallbaclc was downed for a safety on an attempted cutbaclt behind the goal line. RAY ARTABASY I-IIRAM BENDER DeWITI GIBSON mwci OLLIE ADELMAN CARL DeVl2Y STEVE TOTH MINNESCJTA lNlorthwestern's title-bound Wildcats virtually clinched the Big Ten Championship when they handed lVlinnesota's Norseman a 6-O shellacking in the mud at Dyche Stadium, to break the Gophers' twenty-three game winning streak. A Homecoming crowd ol 50,000 saw the purple smother the Gophers' tricky lateral pass attack and then take advan- tage ol the break offered byUram's fumble on the Minnesota Q3 yard line to push over the lone score ol the game. Captain Steve Reid, Fred Vanzo, and ,lohnny Kovatch were outstanding lor Northwestern both on otlense and defense. Kovatch had the Gophers in trouble on three occasions when he broke loose on end-around plays, while Vanzo and Reid contributed several game-saving tackles. THE FIERCEST BATTLE OF THE SEASON V A T! l 'L ',f:k Q? .1 v E? In L ,- -' .YZ ,mx pp 1 1 . ' lr V E E I +1 . 'H 1 if-6 T xi 4 FOR THE ALUMNI I-IOM FOR THE RIGSKIN . . . CELEBRATIGN AT THE GAME . . . . AND AFTER MIN ,ur mt it Victory over Minnesota pro- vided the impetus necessary to malce the 1936 Homecoming celebration one of tlwe most uproariousr in N. U. lwistory. Students, alumni, friends let tlwem- selves go in a rioutous program ol dance, decorations, and lrolics, commemorating tlwe virtual clinclm- ing of a Big Ten clwampionslwip. JEFFERSON BOOTS A HIGH ONE. WISCONSIN Wisconsin's hitherto dociIe Badgers nearly succeeded in upsetting the I3urpIe's championship appie-cart when they unleashed a sensationai aerial attack, ringing up 'I8 points on the Wiidcats who were forced to turn on the power to chaIIc up Q6 points and the victory which gave them their First undisputed Conference 'IitIe. Don I-Ieap, junior haIIbacI4 was the sparIcpIug of the Northwestern attacIc, shaking Ioose on two Iong runs to set up scoring chances, and going over Ior one score himseIf. Toth was high point man For the Cats, contributing two touch- downs and two conversions, while johnny Kovatch added the FinaI marlcers on an end around play. AIthough Wisconsin did not hoId the Iead at any time, they outgained the Purple, and were always dangerous with their passing attacic, which was rated as one of the best in the country. 'ffl JOHN ZITKO ED KLAMM FRED MESIC Q , ,, ,W -ar fr f ' f mai ef-frm '- it 2 LEON FULLER FRED VANZO DON HEAP MICHIGAN Against Michigan, Northwestern showed that it had not yet returned to the lorm it displayed against Minnesota. The Wolverines appeared to be the team that would break the Purple chain ol victories. lmpartial observers looked For a scoreless tie alter watching the First quarter. Don Geyer, in the second quarter, kicked a Field goal, which it appeared would be the margin ol victory as the game progressedi an underdog Michigan eleven was playing an inspired game, until the last quarter, when the Wildcats returned to lorm. A sustained drive down the field netted the only touch- down ol the day, Toth went over from the Five yard line. Geyefs attempt at conversion was wide. Final score: Northwestern 9, Michigan O. The sparkling play of Kovatch and Vanzo provided a contrast to an otherwise drab afternoon lor the Wildcat supporters. NORTHWESTERN HOLDS E NORTHWESTERN STARTS ITS DRIVE NOTRE DAME Northvvestern's notional championship hopes were crushed when Notre Dame's Ramblers ramblecl through them almost at will to roll up a Q6-6 victory over the hapless Vtfildcats in the Final game of the season at South Bend. playing lar above the Form they had displayed all season, the lrish controlled the situation until the Final quarter when the Purple pushed Don Geyer across for their lone tally. Northvvestern's passing attack, which had cliclcecl success- fully throughout the season, was smothered by the Irish secondary, while the Notre Dame line bottlecl up the running ottaclq. V Mme cALvANo ,g Tom say BILL BOGER BASKETBALL Coach Dutch Lonborg Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestei n Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Carleton Pittsburg Notre Dame Western State Notre Dame lllinois ' lowa Michigan Chicago Minnesota VARSITY BASKETBALL Hiram Bender ,lake Nagocle Elmer Blume Richard Sabine james Currie ,lean Smith Cleo Diehl Frecl Trenlcle Milce McMichael Norman Vance Guy Mercer Robert Voigts BASKETBALL 19 Northwestern Michigan State Q8 Northwestern Marquette 'IQ Northwestern lowa Q6 Northwestern Bradley Q4 Northwestern Ohio State 38 Northwestern Michigan 33 Northwestern Ohio State 34 Northwestern Chicago Q1 Northwestern Minnesota 36 Northwestern illinois VARSITY BASKETBALL . M M Front Row-Cvnnm, Dmm., c xcnmsn, TRENKLE, Vomnfrs, RICHARDSQN, FEAMAN, GnAN'r, CQAHGAS, XVORLAND. Second ICULU-SABINE, Fxsxmn, Pmwsmun, SMITH, VANCE, S'mv1aNsoN, NAGODE, Gunmen, Wov, Lomaona, MERCER. Pa e 148 BASKETBALL With a veteran slunior live reinforced by a crew ol steady seniors and promising sophomores returning, early predictions called lor a conference championship basketball squad at Northwestern this year. Bearing out the pre-season dope, the Purple hoop-artists turned in crushing victories over Carleton, 44-'I9, Pittsburg, 37-Q8, Notre Dame, 38-19, and Western State 38-26. The 'Cats received their only pre-conlerence set-back in the annual New Year's eve tilt with Notre Dame when they were nosecl out E24-23. ILLINOIS The Indians coulclnlt hold Northwestern's scoring twins, ,lunior Iorwards Mike IVlcIVlichaeI and Fred lrenkle, each ol whom rang up 'I6 points to give the Purple a 47-38 win in the conference opener at Champaign. IOWA Looking more like a squad ol inexperienced high-school basketball hopeluls than the Hchampion- ship boundn lighters who turned back the Illini the week before, the Lonbergmen succumbed 33-Q6 to a I'lawkeye attack that was none too good in their initial home appearance at Patten gymnasium. Contributing largely to the Uupsetw were Wally Gaddis and Ben Stephens, flashy Iowa Forwards. MCMXCHAEL VANCE BLUME Page 149 XVOIILAND THENKLE CHICAGO I Mike McMichael, ace forward, had a Field day against Chicagols cellar-bound Maroons as the Purple scored an easy 44-Q1 triumph to hang up their second conference victory. Duke Vance and Bob Voights, N. U. guards turned in stellar Floor play against the Midwayites. MINNESOTA Seldom rated as a threat in basketball circles, Minnesota's last-breaking Gophers gave the Cats a sample ol the play that was to carry the Norsemen to a Big len co-championship, romping over the local standard bearers, 36-23. john Kundla and Gordon Addington, Minnesota's sophomore Flashes lead the visitors scoring, garnering Q4 points between them. NON-CONFERENCE Three non-conlerence tilts scheduled during the exami- nation period enable the Lonbergmen to get back on the victory trail as they scored wins over Michigan State, 44-29, Marquette 37- 34, and Bradley Tech, 38- 31. ,lim Currie, who be- came eligible as a sopho- more at the second semester, put new lite into the squad with his sensational Floor play. Mmucmn Page 150 MICHIGAN More woe followed the Wildcats to Ann Arbor when the Wolverines turned sizzling hot with last minute shots to come from behind and chalk up a 34-3'I win. Northwestern held a 3'I-Q4 lead late in the last quarter when Michigan started to hit with long shots. Vorcars DIEHL IOWA Still unable to develop a smoothly lunctioning quin- tet, Dutch l.onberg saw his charges trimmed lor the second time by an Iowa squad that was handi- capped by the loss ol two regulars, 39-29. oHio STATE I.ed by Jim Currie, Fighting sparkplug ol the Purple teamplay, the Cats, clicking together lor the First time lost a heart-breaker to Ohio State 33-30. A new-line- up which called lor a switch ol jean Smith to lorward and slake Nagode to center, put new teeth in the Northwestern attack. BENDEH GAHGAS '--P 4' --'fir A 'fi T' 2-2-' .ee .cf ,ll ,AE - ' T T' ' T T' ' -T-T' 0 I 4 . f - , , . Q. :.: : N --?,:ii,-- 2 L ,s,, . M gy Q E , I ,. pm- ,d f , , T L ,. . . I . Cumms Siurru MICHIGAN lVlichigan's smoothly clicking Wolverines turned back a reiuvenated Wildcat guintet, 34-32 in an overtime battle at Patten Gym. Outstanding lor the Purple were lvlike McMichael, who rang up lilteen counters and jungle Jim Currie, liery guard. OI-IIO STATE ,lean Smith scored his highest total lor the season as he Flipped in 21 points as the Cats handed Chic States Crimson Tide a 44-29 trouncing at Patten gymnasium. Tippy Dye, highly touted Buckeye sharpshooter, was kept tightly bottled up by slim Currie, Purple defense star. CHICAGO The hapless Maroons proved easy prey lor the Purple in their return game at Patten, 34-27. Although jim Currie, team sparkplug, was evicted on personal fouls at the hall, the Longbergmen withstood a hall-hearted Chicago rally and coasted in on their First hall lead. MINNESOTA A loul called against Jim Currie in the last ten seconds ol an overtime period gave Minnesota its margin ol victory over Northwestern, 34-33, in their return game at Minneapolis. The game see-sawed back and forth, Finally ending in a 30-30 tie, necessitating the over- time, ILLINOIS The Illini got sweet re- venge lor an early licking which kept them out of an undisputed conlerence title by taking the Wildcats' measure, 32-26, in the sea- son's Finale. NAGODE Pagf 151 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD Page I52 Front If!I1l7-RAHN, IQDWARDS, IVURNER, DAVIDOITIS, JONES, SCHNEPP, HERIKMANN, RYAN, Kowrmszu Second R010-IQAVANAGH, LEAR, VANCE, IiARMON, HIGGINS, B1T'1-ING, Mmwnom, SALEY, WALTEIIS, Pu smm james Bitting Bruno Dovidoiris Phil Edwords George Hermann Lester Harmon james Higgins NUMERAL WINNERS Lawrence Qvvens Walter Kowalski Charles Melchoir Jock Ryan Fred Rosch Robert Soiey Wolter Vonoe SWIMMING ities it Y .Www IIN' Tom RomNsoN ROGER DEUENHMI BIG TEN CO-CHAMPIONS WATER POLO SCORES Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Chicago Chicago Iowa IIIinois Ohio Sta te SWIMMING RESULTS Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern 47 Chicago 37 53 Chicago Q7 49 Iowa 42 5'I Indiana 33 43 Minnesota 4'I 535 Wisconsin 305 57 IIIinois Q7 37 Ohio State 47 Y-- . - . 1 to U , 1 i -I. H- 7 C f-. frr ., 3 ,E 4 ' I xv I - 511 Ef,. :.,' :.:t:.., I I I I ii ii 1 ,QIMII . IU ,I Wi-Qi., I ,Ig 251221211 , ,fs s,.i. if , ., .H E tgism gggysmnz 'R7 P5gi'.' ' Eff. 'I H., IE.. , .. 'iw ' .ri-5' 3,5 . -E55 'E Hr f-:- -w ' 1 5' ,Dj fa st, Gus Honscnxz Pggg 154 XVARREN Ponrmn Irrmtkau VVOLTb0N Zm-In Ilan ELL Curr Honscmm Fumn Norcru. Swami Rau Sum-mow 5TENIBRlDGE Coxon ROBINSON bouulswoxama GHANDLAND. SUTKER, GREEN TEAM Trolwern Ogilby Arthur Stembriclge Melvin Sutker l-lerberr Wolfson Don Zelwr VARSITY WATER POLO TEAM Slocum Blake Robert Kersting Rnclworcl Breeclen George Kunz Benlon ewell Warren Porter CCG Imntlfmz Inul-IL SOLOMON In-.us1rNG CxPT PORTER qnocmu BREEDEN. Suurul Rm: Coma Dhxxnwn un Monanv Ixus SOUTHWORTII DOVJXIADSON,SC0TT,SU'1'KER. ., 4 ' I ' A--gliifv-A5 ' c WAN SN - ag 'QWH-QKQ 'I ' 1 O --- X 'xx-I I I ' il. I El hTTTT '54x K, i- f I, 4'-Q JN I . , 4, ', 'f I 'lc Fril -., l is 1 1 ' Wi. .I-H ' ' fr -.Q - ii' . '-'L'!1 I I 1 I A 1 v I -3 WJ , 1- NM WV,. Eh-v .. Q N V .N if 'Lf-A QA IQ. MJ--I A bb.. i TTT 'nf' K I 'Y X N .V A ,.' I I ' I ' 'a v'.' t' A ,im cc 1 We it ., A 2 ' ga- ' -, - I I Li..lj . I -- y si cfs gi I V .,fp fii11 lit ,- I J - ci-LT 5 in - A 1 .11 I ' I 1 .-,-I SS -F' - f I . 1 .. ' 1 . w f li 1 P all , T-Sri '27 'I , . .1 ,' ,-I ivlf'7':i?,T i: ,C 'y ' ,, .T Z. '- 1 , - --,. .IQ ' f' 5Q Q f ' J' 'ff:f2...,- g..sf5..4 ' :f ,ghiegrff-'LQ G ANDLAND JEWELL ZEHR NORTH DASH NORTI-IWESTERN 47 CHICAGO 37 Northwesternis splash artists swept the last four events ot their dual meet with Chicago to success- Iully open the aquatic season. The 'Cats captured both relays, while Ben Jewell won the baclcstrolce, I'lorschIce the breast-strolce, and Zehr the 440 yard tree style. NORTI-IWESTERN 53 CHICAGO 27 paced by Dan Zippy Zehr who set a new conference record oi Q:'l4.6 in the Q20 yard tree style, the Purple scored a wallc-away victory over the Maroons, talcing seven First places in their return meet at Patten Pool. Other victories were scored by Zehr in the 440 yard tree style, Jewell, I-Iorschlte and Wolfson in the Medley relay, Wolfson, Anderson, and Stembridge, in the 400 yard relay, Wolfson in the 60 yard Iree style, I-lorschlce in the breaststrolcej and Jewell in the baclcstrolce. NORTHWESTERN 42 IOWA 42 Although they tied in the point total, N. l,I.'s swimmers were credited with a victory in their dual meet with Iowa, detending champions. Two victories by Zehr in the distances, one by North in the cliving, one by the Medley relay team, and a breaststrolce triumph by I'lorschIce furnished the Cat mermen's margin ol victory on Iirst place winners. NORTHWESTERN 51 INDIANA 33 N. Ufs medley relay team clipped four-tenths ol a second oll the national intercollegiate mark to lead the Splashers to an easy victory over the I-Ioosiers. The Purple captured seven Firsts, with Joe Faner in the 'l00 yard tree style and John Grandland in the Q20 getting their initial wins ol the season. NORTI-IWESTERN 43 - MINNESOTA 41 Trailing the Gophers 37-35 at the start ol the Final 400 yard relay event, the Cats burned up the lane in their specialty to emerge with their Fifth triumph ol the dual season. The mermen also scored Firsts in the medley relay, the distance events, and the breast strolce. North and Jewell garnered the necessary seconds in their events to win the meet. Page 156 NORTHWESTERN 535 WISCONSIN 305 Continuing their victory march by Winning every event, the Wildcats submerged the Badgers for their sixth successive Big Ten victory. Ogilby, 440 yard flee style, and Sutlqer, Breastroker, scored their First vvins ot the season, while Wolfson was high scorer with victories in both sprints. NORTHWESTERN 57 lLLlNOlS Q7 Rated one of the strongest aquatic squads in the Big Ten, the lndians proved duck soup for the Purple, who continued their victory march by ringing up victories in every event. Zehr and Wolfson scored clouble victories in the distances and sprints respectively. It was the seventh straight win lor the Robinson crew. NORTHWESTERN 37 OI-IIC STATE 47 Although Zippy Zehr brolce the National lntercollegiate records in both the baclcstrolce and Q20 yard free style, the Purple mermen vvere unable to lceep their dual meet victory slate clean and bowed to Qhio State at the latters pool. The Crimson Tide scored upsets in the relays, Wildcat CONFERENCE RESULTS Failing to Finish First in any events, Northvvesterns representatives wound up with T8 points and fourth place in the Conference Meet. The Purple relay teams, collegiate record holders were unable to garner better than fourth place honors, while National Champion Dan Zehr, missed a turn and Finished second in the 'l5O yard backstrolce. Michigan, defending champion, recaptured its title, by winning four Firsts. specialties. T'--'i... O GILBY Srrmmxunam FANER E 4 i .J-T1 ,-l--Pr'- Woufsou Page 157 50 FRESI-IMAN SWIMMING TEAM Pag: 15? Front RDUI-BLIIMENTHAL. JENSEN, SOLOMON, WRATH, IXIEYVMANN, PORTER. Szeao1zclR0w-BALENICI-1, FERGUSON, GRAY, RAMAKEI1, ORVIS, FOIVOLA, BUCHANAN, HEDBLOM IXREIB Sid Ferguson Doyle Gray Jerry Boloniolr Roy IoivoIo Riolr Andresen Bert Kreis Corl Jensen 0 NUMERAL WINNERS Bill Bitting Ross Porter Boo Newman Al SoIomon John Wrath Don Romolrer Bill Doselre Bolo DiKieIIer TRACK ' T A:'Zhf iva,. f 1 'afivf M , 2 J M- H 1: H- ,YM T . am W, sg, Eigiiguyruu we . K, af in Sw VARSITY TRACK TEAM Front Row-ROGERS, MCNEIL. RICHTER. Drmmz, C,x1'L1N, BLUMENTHAL. Sccgmd R0'lL'-GDACII I'I1Ll.., LANGE, ENSLEY, BURNETT, IQETITEL, DELANEX', BUCKMASTER, CTG!! vu. COACH WALTER Thzrd R01l'i'ERICKSON, IXAUMANB, SUTTON, IRVING, HATHAWAY, DHYMALSKI, Wrrx-mow, Jorma, BLARD, Summa, S1-EVEN Pag: I60 TRACK WISCONSIN 43 IOWA 35 NORTI-IWESTERN 10 Sadly handicapped by injury, illness, and ineligibility the Wildcat track team was able to eke out only ten points in the seasons opener, a triangular meet with Wisconsin and Iowa at Iowa City. Purple points winners were Jimmy Delaney, who Iost an eyelash decision in the 60 yard dash, I'Iank Keitel, runner- up in the 440 yard dash, Chet Enesly with a fourth place in the same event, Sutton, in the pole vault, and a make-shilt relay team picked up the remaining two points. Feature of the meet was Charlie Penske, Wisconsin distance star, who cracked the Fieldhouse records in both the mile and two mile runs. Catlin, Buckmaster and Richter, N. I.I.'s entrants in these events, Finished out of the money. NORTI-IWESTERN 39 PURDUE 37 CHICAGO 33 Marked by a movie thriller Finish in which victory rested on the last event, the mile relay, the second meetottheseason a triangular fracas with Purdue and Chicago won a victory lor the Wildcats. Going into the relay, the Cats were one point in Iront of Purdue, who in turn were one point ahead of the Maroons. The relay team, composed ot Catlin, Kaumanns, Ifnsley and Keitel ran the opposition into the ground to gain the margin ot victory. The Purple also picked up points in the 60 yard dash where Delaney and Ensley placed one-two, in the 880 with Kaumanns taking third place, Bob Carter and Tom Irving, First and third in the shot put, Keitel and EnsIey's second and Lhirgl place in the 440, and I'Iathaway's third place in the ur es. Other point winners were Drake and Sutton with second and Fourth respectively in the pole vault, Richtens second in the two mile, and Catlin and Buckmaster with third and lourth in the mile. ICEITEL BUCKMASTER Page 161 KAUMANNS CARTEIE DELANEX' NORTHWESTERN 58 CHICAGO 28 Captain Vange Burnett returned to action as the N. U. traclcsters rang up their second victory of the season over Chicago's lvlaroons at the Midway Field house, as the Wildcats toolt eight out ol ten Firsts. Keitel and Kaumanns scored victories in the quarter and half miles respectively,Delaney,Ensley and Blumenthal swept the 60 yard dash, while Carter, lrving and Burnett monopolized the shot put. Catlin and Buclcmaster Finished one-two in the mile, while the latter gained third place in the two mile, which was won by the steadily improving Al Richter. Drake wound up the Wildcat vic- tories with a First in the pole vaults. Since both Northwesterns and Chicago's relay teams were scheduled to run the following evening in the Chicago Daily News Meet, it was agreed to count that race as part oi the dual meet, eliminating the necessity oi running a race each evening. Catlin, Kaumanns, Ensley, and Keitel won the event by thirty yards to add additional points. Page 162 CONFERENCE MEET The Northwestern standard bearers could do no better than two Filth places in the annual con- ference indoor track meet, held at the University of Chicago Fieldhouse March 'IQ and 'l3. Hank Keitel, quarter-miler, accounted for one place, while the mile relay team won the other. Jimmy Delaney, star dash man, sutlered a pulled muscle in the Chicago meet a week previously, and was unable to qualify. lVlichigan's squad with 35 points captured the team championship, nosing out Wisconsin and lndiana with Q8 and Q7 respectively. ARMOUR TECH. RELAYS Although Northwestern entered only part of its squad in the annual Armour Relays held at the University ol Chicago,s Fieldhouse March QO, the Purple garnered third place in the University division point standings. The crack mile relay team rang up ci victory over some ot the country's best squads, Finishing in the fast time of 31234. Hathaway, sophomore hurdler, took second in the hurdles, Burnett and Carter, copped third and fourth in the shot put, while Keitel took second in the 440. BURNETT CATLIN IENSLEY Page 163 Page 164 - -mf CLEARING THE Cnossn,xn M-EQ Q BASEBALL BASEBALL VARSITY Ralph Mack, Shorty Rothenberg . . Catchers Bill Syring, xlaclc Kaufman, Gus Bebas, Bob Roth, l-larry Slcidmore, l-larold Katz, Paul Werd . Pitchers Cleo Diehl First Base Bm INGWEISEN Arnie Taylor Second base ' Bill Chown Shortstop George Lymper . . Third base Robert Sampson, Jack Woy, Ellis Larson, Fred Borchert . . Outlielders RALPH 1X1ACK Front RU'lL'-'ICATZ, TAYLOR, LYMPER, CHUWN, ROTHENBERG, WILL,,1iEPPEN, Boncamvr, Wann. Second lffllt'-COACH KENT, SAMPSON, Smxco, LARSON, SKIDMORIQ, IXAUFMAN, SEARING, MACK, Rozvu, BEBAS, DIEHL, WOY, NIANAGER Ko'rz. Page 166 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April '16-'17 Ohio State at Columbus April Qi Chicago at Evanston April QQ Lake Forest at Evanston April Q4 Notre Dame at South Bend April Q8 Lake Forest at Lake Forest May 'I lllinois at Evanston May 4 Notre Dame at Evanston May 5 Chicago at Chicago May 7-8 Minnesota at Evanston mg May 11 Western Michigan Teachers at Kalamazoo May 'IQ Michigan State at Lansing May 'I7 Western Michigan Teachers at' Kalamazoo May 19 Wisconsin at Madison May Q0 Luther College at Decorah, lowa May Q1 -QQ lowa at lowa City May' 26 Illinois at Urbana May 28 Wisconsin at Evanston IQAUFMAN LYMPER PRE-CONFERENCE GAMES Prospects loom bright For Northwestern's baseball team who opened their conference season on April '15, with Ohio State after a successful spring training trip through Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, marking the First time that a Purple nine had embarked on a pre-season warm-up tour since 1930. Compiling an average of Five hundred in their tilts with leading Southern teams most of whom had a several weeks' practice advantage, the Wildcats displayed better form than the precentages would indicate. lhe opening series with Louisiana State was split, Northwestern winning the First game 3-'I and Louisiana taking the second by a one run margin, 6-5. The next two series with Alabama and Mississippi State were also even. Alabama took the First ol their series 9-3, Northwestern the second 9-8. The third series with Mississippi did not start well for the Purple, Mississippi won by the lopsided score of 27-3. Northwestern eked out a 3-Q win in the Final game. Page 167 R015 DIEHI4 SPRING PROSPECTS Pre-Season prospects for Northwesterns nine loolced unusually bright this year with several veterans back in the lineup. This was the First time since 1930 that the team had talcen a spring training trip. The team visited Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. The early season and distinct practicing handicaps hindred the team before it left for the South. The men were restricted to indoor training by unseasonable Weather with the limited indoor space, practice was held only for pitchers and catchers. The presence of several veterans served to bolster the team, especially at the baclcstop position where Captain Ralph Maclc is the mainstay, however the nucleus of the nine must be sophomores. CHOWN Page 168 Pitching is not one of Coach Burt lngwersen's worries this year. He and his assistant, Maury Kent, have plenty of right-handers and three southpaw hopefuls. From last year's pitching staff, ,lack Kaufman, Gus Bebas, Bobby Roth, Hal Katz, and Harry Skidmore remain to add experience to talent. Bill Siering and Paul Werd are sophomore additions, Werd will also see duty at first base, thus obtaining the advantage of his hitting. Kaufman, Skidmore, and Werd are port-siders. Captain Maclcs understudy, Shorty Rothenberg, can serve in the outfield as well as behind the bat. The infield lineup will very lilcely include Cleo Diehl at first, Arnie Taylor covering the lceystone saclc, Billy Chown shortstop, and George Lymper at third. Taylor and Diehl are sophomores. Last year's hitting outfielder, .laclc Woy, may have to do some infield worl4 at shortstop or second. If he is not needed there, he will retain his garden job. Stewie Merrill, from whom great hopes were held to give punch from shortstop, dropped out to play in the Three-l league. His great hitting and fielding in addition to his generalship will be distinctly missed. ln order to cover this loss, Diehl may even be switched to short and let first go to Werd or George Ploshay, another freshman graduate of this year. Another change may put Les Shafer, the first year man, on second. Fred Borchert and l.ynn Sampson are veteran outfielders along with Woy. lf sophomore Bob Sampson develops into a good hitter, he has a good chance to see action. Footballers Fred Vanzo and Bob Voigts are also competing for these jobs. Before the spring trip south the men worlced out of doors only three days and then the ground was too muddy to be in shape. Indoors practice was hampered by the basketball floor which had to stay down until the middle of March. However the southern trip should help the team to round into good shape and with a fair amount of breaks the nine should capture most of their conference games this year. .. X. 4. E., iiJJ.l s 3 i rfi ijt -ci! .X Wav Sxwmoms TAYLOR Page 169 D in 4 fissi- V I e n se, if A tw, fi: ' 2: WN ,fe n , 'YY 1 3 47 THE GAME uf-,ofe Goffoons, ffze rusfp of tfze gofesg ffze crolfvfie cmd Me score6oord ore off fhOGbQff'ons tfyor l !7l:S' fest yeor lfvos one of t6e most successfuf fb fVoff6wesferns footluoff fyfstory Wwe foyof support of fffe student 6oo'y was no smof! lfycfor fb tfve success of tfze fe-007. f Ng .ss 1 r .H .- ,. I, ., fr I . : I . ,I lv' L V.--1- . .1 1ff!f4 ' f 'lf , ,,. . pf 'rf 1 G C a' MINOR SPORTS WRESTLING TEAM Lee Gluckmon I-iorry Toosinion Arnold Toylor Nick I-iorrison Brendon Pnibbs Charles King Don Weiss Williom vloneli Rolph Costo 118 'IQ6 T26 135 'I45 155 165 T75 'l75 DeWitt Gibson Heavyweight Su-unrl Rau PHIUBS Gmsov TOSOOVIAN GI UCKMAN. 7h-ml Huw Low:-1 Buowuv CIliLIHB JUNBLLI N NNZ0,GLUCKM1SN. WRESTLING A strong lovva team crushed the Wildcats in their Qpening meet, QQ-'l'I,Gibson Won on a fall, and Dan Weiss and Ralph Costa on time advantages. The grapplers challced up their initial win of the season when they bested Wisconsin's Badgers S21-'l'l, with Weiss, Costa, and Gibson scoring straight falls over their foes. A lust minute forfeit due to an injury to Chicago's heavy- weight gave N. U. a 'l4-'IQ triumph over the Maroons at the Midway gymnasium. l-larry Tosoonian, Chuclc King, and Weiss rang up victories for a total of nine points. ln a non-conference bout with Michigan States muscle men the squad scored an easy victory Q6-'lO. KING PHXBBS IIARRISON i-145924-ec: , 'QQ-.. TAYLOR Tosooxmw GLUGKMAN Wsxss Page 173 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM Fran! R016-WVACHMAN, FROEHLXNG. G. BALL, R. BALL. Second Row-Ruse, ADELMAN, Mxmm, Kmxrz, Cosxcu BENNETT. Led by the Ball brothers, Coach Bennetts tennis team battles every conference school except Purdue in defense of the title they won last year. With returning prosperity the Western Conference adopted the pre-depression policy of playing six man teams. Five seniors, and one sophomore are seelcing to hang up N. Ufs second Big Ten Championship. The fact that Marvin Wachman is the only new player to brealc into the starting line-up indicates that the Wildcats have a strong team. Marvin Doherty and Ollie Adelman, who saw service as reserves last year, have earned starting berths through their excellent all-around play. Capt. Russell Ball, George Ball, and Dick Rugg are the equal of any other conference trio. Their ability has long been established. The team that captures the conference crown will have to beat Northwestern. Chicago Maroons, ancient Cat rivals, are mal4ing a strong bid to dethrone the Wildcats. Without a doubt these two are the outstanding members of the Big Ten. The home and home series between the two teams will be bitterly fought and should be the highlights of the conference season. These encounters will go along way toward determining the championship. ln all the Wildcats will engage in thirteen dual meets, with nine against conference opponents. ln the non-conference competition the clashes with Tulane and Notre Dame are two obstacles which are difficult to hurdle. It is the first time the Green wave has ever come to Northwestern. Barring injuries the Cats will be on the top or very close to it. Page 174 FENCING F1-ont lion-Nm'Lo1:, Co1,M.uz, C.-xP'r. FRIEDMAN, NEAL, GRAY. Secunrl Iiuw-STROUD, ECK, Pnovns, Woon, B. Pnovus, SMITH, JUOSAITIS A Wildcat fencing team, that won seven out of ten matches and placed third in the conference, gave Northwestern its most successful fencing season since the sport was introduced at this school. It was led by Captain Tully Friedman, who won Q3 of his Q7 matches in the foil division. The squad swept through four non-conference opponents at the beginning of the season, and in the conference defeated Purdue and Ohio State, while losing to Chicago, Illinois and Wisconsin. ln the Big Ten individual championships at the conclusion of the regular season, Northwestern was second. Friedman in the foil and lan Steven in the sabre finished second in their divisions, while slim Neal placed fourth in the epee. Steven and Friedman qualified for the National A. A. U. championships in New York in April. The season's first match was won from the Lalceshore Athletic club, 'I'l-6. ln successive matches, the Wildcats then defeated the Edgewater Fencing club, 'IO-7, Michigan State, 'l'l-6, and Notre Dame, 9-8, before they lost to Chicago, 'IO-7, in the opening match of the conference. lllinois also defeated Northwestern, 'IQ-5, before the Wildcats resumed winning form by defeating the Army Air corps at Rantoul, 'VI-6, Purdue, 9-8, and Ohio State, 9-8. The final match was dropped to Wisconsin, 9-8. The team throughout the season was composed of Friedman, Ed Provus and Russ l-loffer in the foil, Neal and Al Smith or Emory Naylor, epee, and Steven and MacDonald Wood or Joe Gray, sabre. Letters were awarded to Friedman, Neal, l-loffer, Steven and Wood. Page 175 GOLF Front R!l1L'iTAYLDR, Lsxzmn, IQOSTELECKY, BEDROSIAN, XVOLFLEY. Second Raw-P,n'sEUn, RICHAIIDSON, lvliuzmx. Pfmpxcn, MACFEELY. 1937 SCHEDULE April 9 Washington University Kildeer April 'I7 Marquette Kildeer April Q4 Iowa State Ames April Q6 Iowa Iowa City May 'I Michigan State Kildeer May 5 Illinois Champaign May 8 Notre Dame Kildeer May 'IO Michigan Kildeer May 'I3 Chicago Kildeer May 'I5 Qhio State and Minnesota Kildeer May 17, Conference Meet Kildeer june Q8-July 4 National Intercollegiate Pittsburg 'Iwo Iettermen, two other veterans, four numeral winners and Five untried men form the nucleus form For Coach Ted Payseuns golf squad, which will try to better last year's team s second place in the Con ference. Returning linksmen are Captain Bill Kostelecky, ,lim Marek, I'Iarry Lazier, and im Taylor Promis ing frosh numerals winners are Sid Richardson, Gordon Woltley, Art Bedrosian and Frank Perpich Page 176. INTRA-MURALS INTRAMURAL Page 175' DEPARTMENT ADE SCI-IUMACHER WINNERS OF EVENTS Football Basketball . . Track Cindoorl . Sigma Chi . . . Trojans . . Phi Kappa Psi . Sigma Chi Delta Tau Delta . . Beta Theta Pi . . . . Sigma Chi . . . Gerard Brooks, Sigma Chi . ..... Sigma Chi . Marvin Doherty, Delta Tau Delta . Mike McMichael, Phi Kappa Psi . . . Phi Kappa Sigma Track Coutdoor, 19361 . Swimming relays . Swimming . . Baseball 09365 . Golf driving C1 9362 Golf driving fteamb Punting . . Drop kicking . Free throw CteamD Free throw . . , Charles Roberts, Phi Kappa Sigma Turkey race Cteamj . .,.. Sigma Chi Turkey race ...,.. Paul Kreuger, Emerson l louse Golf fsinglesl ...... Richard Rugg, Phi Kappa Psi Gall Ctwo man best ballb . Vifilliam Eichenberry, Gerard Brooks, Sigma Chi . . . . Richard Rugg, Phi Kappa Psi . . Robert Bronson, Simon, lndependents . . Charles Spindler, Al Potter Sigma Chi . . . Brewer Grant, Beta Theta Pi . Carlton Rrouty, R. Muchow, lndependents . . . . . . Phi Kappa Psi . . . . Beta Theta Pi . Martin l'lelmrich . . R. Muchow l-lorsehoes Csinglesb . l'lorsehoes Cdoubles, 19365 Tennis Cdoubles, 19361 . Tennis Csingiesj . . Ping Rong Cdoubles, 19365 Wrestling . . Bowling Cteamb . . Bowling . . . Ring Rong Csinglesl . SWEEPSTAKES RACE Track . . . . Phi Kappa Psi Swim Relays . Delta Tau Delta Pajama Race . . Rlwi Gamma Delta Turkey Race . . Sigma Chi Results in 1935-36 Sigma Clwi ,,..... . First Place Rlwi Kappa Psi ........ Second Place Beta Tlweta Pi .,...... Tlwircl Place BREWER GRANT Tennis Singles DICK RUGG l-lorseslnoes MARVIN DCI-IERTY Punting MIKE MCMICHAEL Dropldclcing Page 179 Page 180 INTRAMURALS The lntrcimurcil Deportment is doing ci credible piece of worlc in providing o chonce for the young men ol Northwestern to porticipote in all bronches ol othletics. Twenty-two ditlerent sports ore otlered throughout the school yeor. Lost yeor, opproximotely 3600 men took port in some phose of the intromurol Worlc, ond this yeor promises to be even more successful, with the possibility of 4,000 men competing by the end ol the school yecxr. lntrcimurols enoble o boy who hos not quite the obility to molce ci vorsity teom to compete, ond to derive all the physicol ond sociol benefits obtoinoble from othletics. The lroternities, open houses, ond numerous other orgonizotions oll enthusicisticolly support this intrcimurol progrom, ond the winning of the Sweepstolces trophy is one of the most coveted honors to be obtoined by ony orgonizotion. WOMENS ATHLETICS Page I82 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC PERSONNEL Front Row-JONES. BRIGGS, THOMPSON. Second Raw-JONES, ABBOTT. MEMBERS Elizabeth Abbott Winilrecl Briggs Agnes Jones Hazel jones Jacqueline Thompson Through the unending efforts ol the Directors of the Women's physical Educa- tion Department the W. A. A. has been able to reach its prominent place. They aclvise the executive board of W. A. A., assist the heads ol soorts. and coach the girls to talce their place on the varsity team. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS gififiiiv 1IiTN122iI,iE1.n Jeanne ,Iacobs . President GaiI Kimball . . Vice-President Margaret Sellman Secretary Marian Mansfield Treasurer The Womenis AthIetic Association is one OI the oldest of its kind in the coIIegiate WorId. It aifords Women the opportunity oi being active in all the various activities, athIetics: the WAA-MU show, and the IiIce, that are associated with the W. A. A. A co-ed who achieves a position on the varsity team oI any sport, has attained a position compar- able to that oi any man who makes a varsity team in tootpaII, basebali or any other sport. Page 183 W. A. A. BOARD Front If0'U. SHIDELER, FRANZ, BEYERS, PIAIILENSTEIN, HORSHKE. Second 160117-GILES, Kommm, INIANSFIELD, IiIMBALL, OBBERG, P1mnsoN. Third Row-DUCKMAN, S1'UnENno'm, ANDERSON, STUQKER, 13,x,i.HA'rcHET. Jean Stocker . Josephine Balhaichei l-lelen Osberg . Jerry Srudenroih Virginia Anderson Marion l-lallenstein Fanny I-lorschke . Jean Franny Page 184 l'loclcey , Soccer . Swimming Volleyball . Volleyball . . Basketball Apparatus and Traclc , . Baseball Grace Braden . l.aVerne Giles . Jane Lee . Grace Noee Mirian Koeplce . Shirley Ann Johnson Lucille Duclcman . Eloise Shideler . Shirley Beyers . . Dancing . Archery . Intramurals Tennis Rifle Golf . Publicity Social Chairman Social Chairman W. A. .A MAJOR AND MINOR N WINNERS Front ROIUJ-GIANAKOPULOS, Jozmsow, LAIRD, JONES, Honscanz. Second Roww-TOMAN, Porrs. TRUNDLE, Wrrnz. VV'omen who win a major or minor NH in W. A. A. are the tops of the girls in W. A. A. A major NH is awarded for T500 points, minor N for 'lOOO, points being gained by participating in W. A. A. activities throughout time four years. Page 185 ii -K, 'HZ WEE. V352 .. ,.,, S'!U7:7IL7VL'l:l!U'iI3CKERT, HALLENSTEIN, JENB, Woommrr, Pzimzms, TRUNDLE, HOLMES, Oslmnc, HALLER If0Ck8U-PRESTON, HAzEN, LEVINBON. STOCKER, DOWNTON, Frmxfrz, TAPLEY. W. A. A. SWIMMING This year's interclass meet was held on January 'l7, with the Junior-Freshman team defeating the Senior-Sophomore team 42-39. For the Freshman, outstanding swimmers were l'lelen Woodrutf, Glennette l-lolmes, Betty Bellamy, Josephine Parlce, Jeanne Grasett, and Mildred Ellingson. For the Sophomores, Elaine Lynch, Marion l'lallenstein, Virginia Anderson, and Jane Lee swam. Marian Mansfield and l-lelen Qsberg svvam lor the Juniors, and Kay Trundle for the Seniors. The two outstanding swimmers again this year are Claudia Eckert and Marian Mansfield- both National A. A. Ll. champions. HOCKEY This year the Army and Navy team consisting of twenty-lour girls played tive games-each winning two and tying one. From these teams the following ten girls were chosen for the varsity team-Mary l-lazen, Jeanne Jacobs, Jane Dovvnton, Marguerite Tapley, Gene Frantz, Jacqueline Preston, Bea Levinson, Barbara Maure, Lorraine Gaylord, Jane Stocker, Page IS6 ROGERS Front Row-L1cN'rscH, Honscmim. Second Raw-Rasmus, TUPICA, W. A. A. TRACK Traci: is one oi the major outdoor spring sports. Each year, in May, a traclc meet is held, which includes the following events: 50 yard dash, 60 yard hurdlei baseball, hurdle ball, shot put, javelin, and discus throw for distancei high jumpj running broad jumpi standing broad jump, and hop, step and jump. The 1936 traclc cup was won by Annette Rogers, Qlympici traclc star, who brolce the girl's intercollegiate high jump and running broad jump records. Annette was a member of the famous 400 meter relay team which came from behind in the Olympics to win the title. She ran in the number two position on the team of which Helen Stevens was the anchor. ' Pagz I87 W. A. A. ACTIVITIES W. A. A. BASKETBALL Front R0'w-FRANTZ, TRUNDLE. Second Row-TOWNBEND, HARTLEY Ninety-one girls turned out for baslcetball this season. The team games were fast, for the teams were closely matched. The seniors won the championship by defeating freshman, sophomores, and juniors. The freshman were second by losing only one game. The sophomores and juniors tied for third. From the two all-star teams the varsity team members were selected as follows: G. Frantz, M. Hartley, l l. Ford, l.. Townsend, Gregory, K. Trunclle. Page I89 NAnow1'rz Gxmss IQIMBALL INDOE TOVVNSEND Noxmqmstr W. A. A. ARCHERY Fourteen girls turned out lor W. A. A. Archery. An elimination tournament was held in April and May. The winner ol the tournament was Alice lndoe with Gail Kimball, ,lune Narowitz, and LaVerne Giles, the runners-up. Un May Q3 a team of six girls from Northwestern shot in the National lntercollegiate Telegraphic Archery Tournament. W. A. A. GOLF The fall golf tournament was prevented from being completed by the weather, as a result the cup remained with the spring champion, Margaret Nordauist. Nearly thirty contestants entered the spring contest. Shirley Johnson, Lois Tucker, Lillian Townsend, and Margaret Nordauist reached the semi-Finals. Margaret won from Lois Tucker Q and 'I on the Evanston Community Goll Course. Page 190 Front Ron.-Hoascmm. Wuvrz. Poms. Front R010-IiADEL, BEARDSLEY, Warm Second R0'lU'JOHNSON, Nona, STUDENROTH Secaml Row-Pu-:nsoN, Noun. W. A. A. TENNIS The tall tennis tournament reached the quarter-Final round and then had to be called oil because oi had weather conditions. When play is resumed this spring the Final matches will be played otl by Jane Dehfland, DelceH Kadel, Stephanie Day, Ramona Nliler, and Vivienne Pierson. W. A. A. voLLEY BALL From the sixty-three girls who reported for volleyball this year the l:reshmen,Sophomore, and Junior-Senior teams were chosen. The volley hall inter-class tournament was something ot an upset this year in that the Freshmen team won. Two All-Star squads were picked from the class teams. The six best-players in the All-Star squads made up the varsity team which was composed ot Gerry Studenroth, Emily Potts, Fanny l-lorschke, lsyle slohinson, Scotty Noee, and Marian Wirtz. Page 191 Front Rqu--Porws, Honscuxm, IQIMBALL, GIANAKOPULOS, TUPIC:X. Second lfdlli-'TRUNDLE, JonNsoN. SwENsoN, PECK. Fra-nt Ifow-GUTEKUNST, KOEPKE, Nxcxm., Gnnrrxmgz. Sccmui Row-S'r1svENs, ANHEISER, GIANAKOPULUS, VAWTEIL, W1LKxNs, GILES. W. A. A. RIFLE From an unusually small number of girls who turned out for rifle this year the varsity squad of ten was chosen. ln the intercollegiate postal tournament matches were scheduled with lllinois, Cornell, Michigan, University of California, Drexel Institute, Chicago, and Nevada among others with the varsity squad alternating in each match. Georgia Anheiser and Virginia Cas were particularly outstanding in these matches. Late in the season the women's varsity shot against the Naval Unit squad, and the Final event on the year's program was the awarding of a cup given by Miss Agnes jones For the best consistent shooting during the season. W. A. A. SOCCER Qt the thirty-seven girls who reported for Soccer twenty-nine made the First squad. The Freshman- Sophomore and glunior-Senior team each vvon a game and tied one. From these teams, eleven girls were chosen tor varsity they vvere: Pearl Swenson Emily Potts lsyle Johnson Betty Peck Gail Kimball tanny l-lorschlce Mary VVardner Celeste Gianalcopulos Kay Trunclle l-larry Steyslcal Anne Tupica Page IQ2 First IZIJU'-VPOMAN, GIANAKOPULOS. Honrscuxm. T'o'r'i-is. Second ff0lU-TRUNDLE, Joi-INSUN, XVIRTZ, STUD!-JNROTH. Front RUIUTLAIRD, HORSCHKE, POTTS, S1-UEDLEH. Sccimzl Ro1ufANHE1sEn, FENSKE, Wnvrz, H0LME:s BASEBALL Baseball started on April l4tl1 and approximately tlwirty girls were out for tlne First practice., The All-Star game was played on May 93. Carolyn Lumpp and Gertrude Dunn were named lwon- orary captains of the Yale and Harvard teams, respectively. 'Yale beat l-larvard 9 to 6. A varsity team was piclced to represent tlwose girls vvlwo were exceptionally outstanding tlwrouglwout the season. Tlwose piclced were: Emily Potts, l-lelen Watt, Mickey Beardsley, Gertrude Dunn, Lillian Townsend, Palyma Lee Burpee, Lucille Toman, Helen Day, and Carolyn Lumpp. APPA RATUS Apparatus is one of tlwe most interesting individual W. A, A. sports in vvlwiclw coecls may par- ticipate. Eight girls passed the simple test For apparatus and seven, the advanced, wlwicln included exercises in the bar, parallel bars, lworse, rings, and buck. Page 193 ORCHESIS Page 194 Tum PERFORMANCE BEFORE Tm: Snow One of W. A. Afs best known octivities, Orchesis provides on oppor- tunity for the development of groce ond slcill in interpretive doncing. Mem- bers of Orchesis olso porticipote octively in compus productions, ond ore feotured reguloriy in University Tlweotre ploys ond the onnuol Woo-Mu Shows. AT REHEAHSAL THE GREEKS ACACIA GAIL GRIEGER . Anrunn Kmuzv Front lzlw-'GRIEGER, MARKS, MELGAARD, IKUDSK, EXDAMB, M.-ISONEII, LII-:n. Secfmnl Raw-KEARY, FRED, ORTMEYEII, PIIGGINS, MACEII, ERICKSON, Tlmzl Row-PEIIIIY, IQRAFFT, BEELEI1, XVILSEY, Ansmzn. 1905 JOHN BALL ALFRED Bsws ERNBT DIKUER . Muncie, Ind. l Twelve Active Chapters NORTHWESTERN CHAPTER Founded at University of Michigan Established at Northwestern Dj Q gy . 1910 .Slit-ff I FRATRES IN FACULTATE HAILIKY FINNIQY LEON Kruwz A. R. GILLILIINU Lawn. SHAW' EnNEs'r HAHNI-: MASON Wnscof-r FRANK HILL FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 RUSSELL Knnsx . . Carroll, Iowa JAMES NELSON . . Maywood. Ill. GEORGE LIEH . Chicago, Ill. JOHN ORTMEYER . . Chicago. Ill. IQEMP ABEHER JOHN ADAMS . CURTIS Emcxson Baum-: BEELER Bonn Bnownr Page 196 . Chicago. Ill. Lander. VVyo. Wilmette, Ill. . . Oak Park. Ill. . Evansville. Ind. . Selina, Kansas Class of 1938 DANIEL MACER . . Evansville. Ind. Class of 1939 FRED BENHART . . Eveleth, Minn. WILLIIXM IVIASONER . . Oak Park, Ill. Class of 1940 JIM HIGGINS . . . Olney. Ind. YVILLIAM MELGAARD HARRY Pmum' . ICENNETH FOSTER Loma IiRAI-'FT . JACK WILBEY . Antign. YVis . Chicago, Ill . Danville, Ill Oak Park, Ill 'Marquette Mich Founded at Miami University I I , BETA THETA PI Front Row-G. MILLER, BUCHANAN, WALCHLI, IROBCINSKI, A. STEVEN, BRANSFIELD, WEATHERWAX. Sccmul Row-B. GRANT, NIVUNDY, MIXCK, J. MILLEIQ, BOROHERT, GRANT, PRATT, LUTHY, PIELMERICH, BUOKMASTER. Th-ir1lRow-CALL, LAING, SIIARER, CUMMINOS, R.O1iEl2'I'BON, FISKE, CAMERON, PHALEN, IXEAGY, BARIBEAU. Fourth Rum-HEITMAN, LAMPKE, CAXRNAHAN, XVILSON, YOUNG, LINN, W1-IITE, PASCHEN, COUP, CAMPBELL, CUNNINGI-IAM, ROBINSON, STEVEN, VVILLOXI A RTI-IIIR. Fifih Raw-GIDIIINGS, W. BITTING, RAMARER, BOWEN, TAYLOR, MIXIRTIN, Eighty-Seven Active Chapters 3 V KUNZ, SHINKEVICH, SPRINGER. RHO CHAPTER Established at Northwestern CARL BEECHER M.kNLEY PHELPH I'1AllOLD BOWEN RAY ARTAIJASY . FRED BORCIIERT 1 839 A . Biaf L ' ,fif',jf-57' , FRATRES IN FACULTATE BERGEN EVANS ROBERT BULLARD LOUIS DODGE ARTHUR EDW'ARDS DOwner's Grove. . . Chicago, IJAYVRENCE BUOKMASTER . Wilmette JOHN CARNAIIAN JOHN Com- . VICTOR BARXHEAU STEPHEN CAMERON HAIIOLD CARLSON GEORGE KUNZ . GRANT ANDERSON JAMES CALHOUN JAMES CAMl'BELL JACK CUMMINOR WILLIAM ARTIIUR JAMEFI BITTING . WILLIA'M BITTINO . JAMES BRANHRIELD ROBERT BUCHANAN . . Chicago Ill Ill Ill . Ill . Saginaw, Mich CHARLES HINES MURRAY FIINES Lows MCICELVEX' FRATRES IN UNIVERSITAT E Class of 1937 BREWER GRANT . . Saginaw, Mich. ROBEIIT GRANT . . Saginaw Mich. MARTIN IiELMEliICH . Bay City, Mich. ARTHUR KOSCINSKI . Detroit, Mich. ROIIERT LUTHY , . Peoria., Class of 1938 Ill. 1873 CLARENCE SIMON SAMUEL STEVENS ORION STUTEVILLE RALPH MACK . Chicago, Ill. JAMES MILLER . . . Elgin, Ill. ROBERT MUNDI' . . Mt. Carmel, Ill. RUSSELL PRATT . . Hinsdale, Ill. WILLIAM TAYLOR . . Cleveland. O. Grand Rapids, Mich . , Joliet., Ill . . Chicago. Ill . Milwaukee, VVis. . Peoria, Ill. VVilmette, Ill. . . Nliami, Fla. . Evanston, Ill. . . Miami, Fla. Grand, Haven, Mich. Grand Haven, Mich. Chica o Ill . . g , . . . Chicago, Ill. . . Auburn, Ind. JACK ROBERTSON JAMES Romans VVILLIAM SRRINGER Class HARRY EVERETT JOHN FIBRE . FRED PIEITMANN AL IZIICKOX . PIIOUTY LINN . Class ROGER CALL . JOHN CUNNINOIIAM CHRIS IKEAGY . TERRY LAINO . CHARLES LAMI-RE DAVID PIIELAN . Oak Park, Ill. . Joliet, III. Evanston, Ill. of 1939 . Lincoln, Neb. . Peoria, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Des Moines, Iowa of 1940 Winthrop, Mass. . Wilmette,I1l. Hagerstown, Ind. . Chicago, Ill. . Riverside, Cal. Homewood, Ill. ANGUS STEVEN IAN STEVEN . GEORGE YOUNG PETER XVILLOX GENE MILLER XVILLIAM NIILLER GEORGE IREM? JACK PASCHEN DON RAMAKER JAMES ROBINSON DAVID SRARER FRED SI-IINKEVICH :EDVVARD W.ALCHLI Wilznette . Wilmette . . Evanston, III. . Saginaw, Mich. , Ill , Ill Peoria, Ill. . Peoria, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Milwaukee, Wis. Rocky River Ohio . Evanston, Ill. . Kewanee, Ill. . Rocky River, Ohio FRANK XVEATHERWVAX . Sioux Falls, S. D. Pagf 197 DELTA SIGMA PI Front Raw-STEUNK. LINDENBERGER, THAYER, C.xMP1sELI., NVHITSETT, BUTLER, BIJKER. Sccwnd Ifllil'-STOCKER. BARNARD, DODGE, WILSON, HAWK, SHEAM, LAMBREOH r, IHOMAB. Third Ifirw-SrETsoN, GELLEns1'ED. FORSMAN, FINLEY, CIIOSSNIAN, Boi-:nr:.Eiu', BixEMErER. Fifty-Five Active Chapters ZETA CHAPTER Founded at New York University i '-,,.. 'I 907 I-Iownzn BEROLZHEIMEH EMNEST D,xvxEs FREDERICK DEmLER IiERBERT DOUG.XLL D. J. DUNC.-KN HENRY DUTTON IIARRY FINNEY Eldorado, Kansas . Chicago. III. Saginaw, hiich. . Chic-ago. III. IX'IARSl'lALL CROSSAIAN . Sioux Falls, S. D. 1f,EUBEN BAKER . IKUDOLPH BARES . JOHN BOENGEHT . STEVI-.ucT CAMPBELL . Aurora, III. . Evansi:ou,IlI. NAT BARNMTD . Ro13Eu'r BARMEIER . XVENDELL GELLERSTED . Evanston, III. Page 198 ' - - -- 1.14 X -. WIT ,ii I M., P. Q - 5- ' V. .!' 'io'-'Mi?!' ,. V, .Dem vp FRATRES IN FACULTATE FRANK G:XNE JOBEPH Gunn' CECIL G1LLEsPiE ERNEST H. HAENE ROY I1I.iLx, JAMES I'I.-XXVKINSON DAVID HIMMELELAU Ennio IJOHMAN FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 RonEuT ROYCE JAMES Sm-:AR . Cfmiznms STETEON Class of 1938 ERNEST BUTLER J.xn1Es Donazs Class of 1939 ROBERT IJIAXVK . . Chicago, III. ROBEl!T FINLEY . . Loveland, Colo. ALFRED LAMuREcH'r . Milwaukee, Wis. . . Chicago. III. . Fiint, Mich. Chicago, III. . . Chicago, III. . Chicago, III. Established at Northwestern 1991 Louis IVICIiELVEY Rox' RlBlEIiSON xNAL'l'EIi Dim. SCOTT YV. MASON SMITH S. M. STEVENS JOHN TEEVAN B1YRON UMBREIT NORNIIKN STEUNK . Cape Girardeau, Mo. RALPH 'l'H,n'En . . Chicago, III. LEONARD 'THOMAS . . Syracuse. N. Y. CHARLES WHITE!-:TT . Eagle River, XVis. GENE Wxnsox . . Oak Park, III. ROY FORSMAN . . . Chicago, III CHn.uI,Es STOCKEE Oak Park, III. IVILLIAAILINDERBERGER . Chicago,IIl VVinnetlca, Ill. DELTA TAU DELTA Front R010-SHANNON, SPEARS, HEYN, VVOLFORD, FLANIGAN, CL1XX I'ON, IIORNER, GRIDLEY, I-IUIIER. Second Raw-GOERLIDK, DOEERTY, GIANAKOPULOS, COLLINSON, BEAN, TURNER, CHLOUPEK, Conn, Buooxnr. SHELLITO, HASTIE. Third RUM?-IJAIMIAN, O'NEIL, BANNERMAN, COzAn, XVALKER, XVASHBUHN, IJIRSCH, CONNEIIY, SIME. ESTADROOK. Fourth Huw-.IENsEN, KLI'rzKE, .BAILEXH IXIAGEE, OGG, DETAMRLE, DIENNEIK, TI-IoRs'1'ENsEN, FORTLAOE, STANTON. O'IuALLEY. Fifth lf0lU--IVIELCHIOR, WOOD, AVERY, I-IALLETT, VAN DYKE, CllIBT, Row, SAIITII, IIUGGINB, SHEIIANEK, FISHER, VANZO. Seventy-Five Active Chapters BETA Pl CHAPTER Founded at Bethany College Established at Northwestern 'l 859 'l 893 FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN BAIRD XVILLIAM BURGER GARRET LEVERTON JAMES BELL FREDERICK CLARKE HORAOE SMITH Lanov BEAN . TOM CHLOUPER . PAUL CL.-KH'TON . ICENTON COLLINI-ION IVIARVIN IDOIIEIKTY FO rt Madison, Iowa . Evanston, Ill. XVinl'ield. Kan. Fargo, N. D. JAMES Avi-:Rv . Grand Rapids, Minh. IVIALCOLM BANNERMAN . Redgxranite, VVis. HARRY BROOKUY . DELDS CozAn . .lass Conn . JOHN CONNEIIY . JOHN DIENNEIC . R.0BER'I' IESTAIXROOK I'IEnnER'r FORTL-AGE JACK CIIIST . . PEROY DE'I'AAn3LE WAYNE FISHER . CHARLES IIALLETT JOHN HAMAN . . N . Evanston, Ill. Decatur, Ill. . Attica, Incl. . Chicago, Ill. Evanston, Ill. ewtnnville, Mass. Cleveland, Ohio . Danville, Ili. VVilmette, Ill. Fargo, N. D, Hammond. Ind. Naperville. Ill. RALPH DENNIS FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 JERRY FLANIGAN . , Evanston, Ill. CARL GARVER . . Decatur, Ill. BRONSON GRIDLI-:Y . . Cliivago, Ill. XVILLIAM HEYN . JACK HOHNER . JAMES HUBER . Class JDHN HASTIE . FRANK IVIAGEE . IIERMAN OGG . JOHN O'NEIL . DAVID SIME , . Evanston, Ill. Grand Rapids. Mich. . Delianr-e, Ohio of 1938 . Evanston, Ill. . . Joliet. Ill. Douglas, Kan. , Cliicago, Ill. . Buffalo, N. Y. Class of 1939 TED CQIANAKOPULOS PIENRY L. GOEIILICK DAVE HYAT1' . CARL JENSEN . ANTHONY IVIAIDMENT . MARION POVVELL . Chicago, Ill Evanston. Ill Corona, Calif Park Ridge, Ill Princeton, Ill Princeton, Ill Class of 1940 JOHN HUGGINS . . Evanston, Ill, ROBERT ICLITZKE . . Hammond, Ind. CHARLES. NIELCHIOR . . Jasper, Ind. CLARENCE Rorfif . . Evanston. Ill. JOHN SHANNON . XVILLIAM SPEARS . A RTHUR TURNER . CLIXUDE VVINSLOH' . XVALKER WVOLFORD . . Evanston. Ill. . Evanston, Ill, . Evanston. Ill. . lVIayfield,Ky, . Glencoe, Ill. CAIILTON VAN DYKE . Sioux City. Iowa FRED VANZO . . Universal, Ind. IIAROLD XVHITNEY, Rockville Center. N. Y. DON WORLAND . . Aurora, Ill. JOHN SHELLITO . , Independence, Ia. ROBERT '1lHOHS'l'ENSEN, GLENN XVALKER . RANDOLPH XVASHBURN MAC DONALD Woon EDWIN SHEPANEK . LEONARD SHEPANEK GEORGE SMITH , JOHN STANTON . Red Wing, Minn. . YVinnetlca., Ill. . Evanston. Ill, Manitowoc, Wie . Xvilmette, Ill. . XVilznette, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Chicago. Ill. ROBERT VUTECH . Rocky River, Ohio Page 199 DELTA UPSILON Front Row-GAvI'r'r, BnowN, Fnrrz, SAIJINE, SIDIJALL. BELL, BILANIJIORD, PORTER, ZINN. Secnnzl R0lDi'IiE.NCH, FISH, SHERKVELL, STOCK, BLANCO.GIBSON, PILILLIPSON, FANEII. Third Raw-HOFFMAN, Howan, GOET1'ECHE, GIIAY, Comms. R. Pon'I'Is:I1, CONGDON, KOEPKE. Fourth R010-O'CONNELL, HoL'rzMAN, MESIC, STIIOUIJ, ICARSTED, YVILLOUGHBY, COUCH, BEAN, HLXRTUNG. Fifth R4.TlU1FERGUBON, SWIFT, SEITZ, Fox, SUIIII, BAIICLAY, LINDEMAN, MCCOY, BIGLEII. Sixty-One Active Chapters fi NORTHWESTERN CHAPTER Founded at William's College I Established at Northwestern University 1834 K 1880 FRATRES IN FACULTATE ALEXANDER BRUCE ROBERT A. INIAIITIN ARTHUR J. TODD ALLEN B. KANAVAL ARTHUR G. TERIIY ICENNETH L. XVILEON FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE WIIILIAM BEAN . DONALD BI-:LL . WARREN BIOLI-:II NIAIICUS BIIANoIonn FRANK BROWN . URBAN COMES . CLARK CONGDON JOSEPH FANEI1 . ROBERT Fox . ROBERT GIBSON . TOMAS BLANCO . ICENNETH COLBY . XVILLIAM Co non . OWEN FERGUSON Bnooxs AIJERNATHY A LFHED A NTONSEN Chicago, Ill. Joplin, Mo. . Neoga, Ill. . Helena, Mont. . Butte, Mont. . Chicago, Ill. Palo Alto, Calif. . 'vVaterl'ord, Pa. Highland Park, Ill. . La Grange, Ill. . El Paso, Texas West Danville, Vt. . Chicago, Ill. . Quincy, Ill. , Evanston, Ill. Chicago, Ill. RICHARD HALTZMAN . Grosse Point, Mich. Page 200 Class of 1937 GEORGE Fnrrz . SEVI-:RANGE GAvI'r'I' CLIFTON NIIIILER . WARREN PORTER RICHAHD SABINE Class R,OGER Gom'-rscna FRANK GRAY . JAMES HAIITUNG JAMILLE JAMIIA . RAYMOND ICARSTED JAMES LINDELIAN WILLIANI LAMPE Class WIIILIAM FIBH . RU BBEL HOFFER . JAMES ICEACH , GLEN MCCOI' Class HARRY KOEPKE S'rUAIvI' LAKE . VEIIN MILLER . . Baltimore, Md. . Scarsclale, N. Y. . Pocatello, Idaho 1Vilmette, Ill. . . Geneva, Ill. of 1938 . Chicago, Ill. . Marshall, Minn. . . Chicago, Ill. Toledo, Ohio Chicago, Ill. . . Evanston, Ill. . . Cicero, Ill. of 1939 . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. of 1940 . Chicago, Ill. Wilmette, Ill. Dayton, Ohio THEODORE SIDIJALL WXLLIANI SWIFT . STEVE Town . FRANKLYN ZINN . Fnmommcx MESIC . WILLIAM NooNAN . WILLIAM RUMMEL JOI-IN STOCK . WILLIAM XVILLOUGHBY JOHN BAIICLAY . WILLIAM PIIILLIPI-soN HAIIIIY SHEIINVELL . PARRI' Swnoon . Fzmuamc SUH1! . RAYMOND OICONNELL Ross PORTER . AII1-I-Itm SEITZ . Evanston, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Toledo, Ohio Milwaukee, VVis. Des Plaines, Ill. . Cicero, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Oak Park, Ill. , LaSalle. Ill. Evanston, Ill. Milwaukee. Wis. . Evanston, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Oak Park, Ill. NVilmette, Wis. Chicago, Ill. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA l'1TUlLtR0ll!TMICHAEL, Lx'oNs, CLARK, IQELLY, IiARRING, JOHNSON, SOUKUP, YOUNG. Second Row-JAROE, DESALE, PARKER, NENNEX', STIVAEON, LINBCOTT, BIIAMLEY, CAR'I'ER, ACKERMANN. Third Raw-MILLER, NIORAVEC, RYAN, KIAIBIXLL, CZERXVONKY, DJERTZ, O'BRxEN, ZEMAN, JONES, VAvnUs, GREENLEE. Fourth ICDLLP-'MCC0X', SCIIMIDT, LASKAY, GROH. FAIRCHILD, KLINGE, LAURATIS, NLUIIIKAY, KOHLMYER. Eighty-Four Active Chapters ,ffl ,l ' ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER Founded at Boston University fs Established or Northwestern 1909 . 'D 1917 FRATRES IN FACULTATE THEODORE BERCIITOLD VIRGIL HELTZEL PIOVVARD MANN FREDERICK PIEIDBRINK JOHN IQARABIN FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 ALBERT ACKERMANN Eiuc BRAMLEY . . Wilmette, Ill Scottdale, Pa. ROBERT CARTER . Highland Park, Ill JACK CLARK , Chattanooga, Term MERIDITII FAIRCIIILD HARRY GOUEHA . Bon CzEnyvoNxY , EUGENE I1ELI.x' . ROBERT BELL.-AMY . BYRON FLINN . CIIIP'F0RD GROH . ROBERT HAIIRING EDWARD JONES . WALLACE JOHNSON . Chicago, . Evanstun, Ill . Evanston, Ill Niles Center, Ill JEROME DESALE GEORGE JARos , Class JAMES GREENLEE NORMAN KIMBAIIL EARL .LCLINGE . Class ROBERT M:XIlT1N A RTII Un M Enrz GORDON iN1URRAY Niles Center, Ill . Cicero, Ill. of 1938 . Glendale, Calif. Wilmette, Ill. Chicago, Ill. of 1939 . . Gary, Ind. Chicago, Ill. . . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1940 . Evanston, Ill. Josi-:PII LABKAY . . Lorain, Ohio Oak Park, Ill. LAURENCE LAIIRATIS . Chicago, Ill. . Wilmette, Ill. ROBERT LYONS . . Chicago, Ill. Park Ridge, Ill . Park Ridge. lll. . Kiel, VVis. JXRT MCCOY . VINCENT MILLER Pueblo, Colo. . . Geneva, Ill. NORRIS LINscoTT MILTON NENNEY ADOLPII ICOHLMYER Joi-IN PARKER . WILLI.AM SCHMID1' WILLIAM S1'IvAsoN ROBERT RODERICK ILEGINALD ILYAN ELNIER MonAvEc WILLIAM O'BRIEN ROBEIIT SAVAGE REYNOLD SOUKUP Rockford. Ill. E. St. Louis, Ill. Lorain, Ohio . Gary, Ind. Park Ridge. Ill. Cleveland. Ohio Dravosburg, Pa. Evanston, Ill. . Berwyn. Ill. . Flint, Mich. Chicago, Ill. Chivago Ill. JOSEPII VAVRUS . 'chicago Heights: Ill. FRANK ZEMAN . . Riverside, Ill, Pug: 201 PHI DELTA THETA Front Row-HERMANN, RYAN, DEAN, GRAHAM. BROOKS, B. CAREY, GAUL'I', JOHNSON. Second lifow-TIIOKER, MILLER, LINDOREN, SOUTRWORTH, S'I'ACIIHOUsE, BLUME, C. CAREY, RIARRS, MINR. Third Raw-HA'rIIAwAY, 'l'HOMAS, OHDE, SMYSOR, GRIEIIEN, IVICNICEIOLAS, B. FRENCH, HAMILTON, Josr. Fourth Row-Romans, SOWDEN, GREEN, PAUL, ZEHR, F. FRENCH, BABCOCK, MOLE, MURDOCK. Fifth R0'lL -'JACKSON, HUNKER, TAYLOR, CATLIN, STICKLEN, THIEME. Sixth RUIL'-'HAliKER, XVIDNEY. Seventh R01L'1SMENNER, PADDOCK, FRANK, STAHLY, DEH.AVEN, KROEMER. One Hundred and Six Active Chapters , , 2. ., 2. ILLINOIS ALPHA CHAPTER Founded ot Miomi University H553 Established ot Northwestern 1848 F I. ' 1859 4. 1 31. yi-.r 'F Eiwlmf if . . T' A is ,. lil f o r ,ti I I J . '73 EE , f 'we FRATRES IN FACULTATE WILLARD BUNTAIN FREDERICK DEIBLER J AMES ROLLINS IsAAc Cox JOE W. MILLER ROBERT TENCRER EIDWVARD IBARSUMIAN ELMER BLUME . VANCE BURNEYT . CHIAIIIIEB CAREY . GEORGE CARROLL FRANK DEAN . WVILLIAM FRENCH, JR. . FRED FRENCH ALBERT GREEN DON ELEAI' . NVILLIAM IIUNKER LEROI' IQLING . OLIVER BAIICOOK BLAINE CAREY . JAMES C.ATLIN . .IORI-:I-I-I CZAliNECKI JOI-IN FRANK . WOODROW FIAMILTON FRANK DEI1AVEN FRANK GRAIIAAI . GEORGE HERRMANN Page 202 . Evanston, III. . Ft. Wayne, Ind . Evanston, Ill Hutchinson, Kan . chicago, Ill: Western Springs, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Rockford, Ill. . Evanston, Ill . Wichita, Kan. Evanston, Ill . Evanston, Ill Nebraska City, Neb . . Ottawa, Ill . Chicago, Ill. . Milwaukee, Wis. . Chillicothee, Ill. . Ft. WVayne, Ind. . Evanston, Ill . Oak Park, Ill FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 DEXYTITT GIBSON JOHN GRIEFEN PI-IILLIR GRIRFEN . HENIIY Josr . R:XLl'H LINDGREN ROBERT IVIARRS . JOHN MCNICHOLIKS . Perry, Iowa Green Bay, Vlfis. . Evanston, Ill. Huntington, Kan. . Laporte, Ind. Stevens Point. YVis. Morenisco, hiich. Class of 1938 WYIILIJXRX OHDE . JOHN ROSE . . l-RICHARD SCOTT . DONALD SIMPSON . . Manitowac, Wisl Green Bay, W'isI . Ft. Waytie, Ind. . Winnetka, Ill. LOREN NIINK . . . Elgin, Ill . NVILLIAM MOLE . . Wheaton, Ill. DEAN Sivivson . . Murphysboro, Ill. HARRISON SOUTHYVOHTH . Evanston, Ill. ROBERT STACKHOUSE . Bismarck, N. D. ROBERT SWISHER . . Peoria. Ill. JAMES THOMAS , . Milwaukee, Wis. IEALPH SOWDEN . Arkansas City, Kan. Class of 1939 EUGENE HATHAWAI' ROBERT HARKER . EUGENE JACKSON GILKXERT JOI-INBON FREDERICK ICROEMER JOHN MAJOR . FRANKLIN M UHDOCK . Ft. Wayne, Ind. . Evanston, Ill. Ft. Wayrle, Ind. Ft. Wayne, Ind. . Ft. Wayne, Ind. . Oak Park, Ill. . NVinnetka, Ill. Class of 1940 LOUIS HENKE . . Chicago, Ill. GORDON 'PAPPER JAMES C. 'IYAYLOR JAMES H. TAYLOR GEORGE WIDNEI' DANIEL ZEHR . BRUCE PADDOCK DONALD PAUL . RORER1' ROGERS PRESTON STAHLY .I OSEPII TUCKER Glenn Ellyn, Ill. Ottumwa, Iowa Kenilworth, Ill. Lexington, Neb. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Batavia, Ill. . Lima, Ohio Ottumwa, Iowa South Bend, IIId. Ft. Wayne, Ind. GEORGE IEELLNER . Highland Park. Ill. JACK RYAN . . Milwaukee, lVis. IiARRY SMENNER . Fort Wayne. Ind. EDWARD 'FI-IOMAB, JR. . Wilmette, Ill. NELSON SMYTH . . Chicago, Ill . CHARLES STICKLEN . . Ottawa. Ill. RICHARD THIELXE . Fort Wayne, Ind. PHI EPSILON PI Front R01l'l'ELSON, GADEIQ, SHAPmo, SANDUSKY, LOWENBERG, PASSETT. XVELLS, SILVERSTEIN. Second ROW'-COHN, TEPPER, AVALLENSTEIN. LocKE, SOLOMON, WEINBERG, SCHVVARTZ, LEWIN, GDTTLIEE, STEIN. Third RUU'iEDELM:8N, STEINEH, XVISPE, SPINNER. F. EDELAIAN, Anim, PORTNOY, FRIEDKIN, BERNSTEIN, IEDVVARDS. Fourth Row-Gnoss. NiXTHikN, SNYDER. GOODMAN, LANDE, Gizrrz, CIIULOCK, L. BERNETETN, R. NATHAN, XVEINER. Thirty-Three Active Chopters Founded ot City College ol New Yorlc NORMAN Corm DAVID SHAPIRO IRA DAvIs . AL EDELMAN . JULIUS EDWARDS SOI. BEILNSTEIN . WVALTER CHULOCK M1XliTIN GADEE SYDNEY GOODMAN SIDNEY GnI1'z . RIARSHAL ADER LEE BERNSTEIN R.kT1PH ELHON . FRANK EDELMAN RAYMOND FRIEDKIN . 1904 Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Toledo, Ohio . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Henderson, Ky. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Detroit, Mich. Harrisburg, Pa. Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . YVilmette, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. FRATRES IN Class JEROME SOLOMON Class ROBERT GOTTLIEB JACOB LOCKE , SAIU SCIIYVARTZ SIDNEY STEIN Class JULIAN Gnoss . DAVID PIOLMAN . RICHARD LANDE . JOHN LEWIN . Class ALLAN LOWENDEIIG HERBERT NATIIAN XVALLACE PASSETT JACK SANDUSKY ARTHUR SILVERSTEI UNIVERSITATE of 1937 . . Chicago, Ill. of 1938 . . Chicago, Ill St. Paul. hiinn . Attica, Ind Chicago, Ill of 1939 . . Chicago. Ill. . Sheboygan, Wis. . Forest Park, Ill. Buffalo, N. Y. of 1 940 . St. Joseph, Mo. . . Attica, Ind. . . Chicago, Ill. . . Chicago, III. N . Louisville, Ky. GAMMA CHAPTER Estoblished ot Northwestern 1 920 CHIXRLES TEPPER . . Evanston, Ill BEHNARD XVEINBERG . Coffeyville. Kan MJXRVIN XRVALLENSTEIN' . Chicago, Ill GEORGE WEIN1-:Ii . . Chicago, Ill. JAMES WVELLS . . Charleston. YV. Va. ROIAERT NJXTHAN Ii.-KLPH RISSMAN . ALVIN STEINER . GERALD r1'ANNEBAUM HARVEY TURNER . EAIANUEL SHAPIRO NIARVIN SNYDER . GERALD SPINNER . JACK PORTNOY . LAUREN XVISPE Attica, Ind. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Baltimore, Md. Chicago, Ill. Harrisburg, Pa. Louisville, Ky. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Page 203 PHI GAMMA DELTA Front RDIIP-REED, ICERSTING, SEIP, S. SMITH, ASPEGREN. STOEIIR, MCMAHAN, H. SMITH, ORR. Second Row-RAsMUssEN, KOESTER, I-IOUSTON, SIIIIMWAY, DUNLOP, HAOKLER, IEEYSEII, BECKMAN, TEVERBAUGH, STONE, ODEN. Tliiwl R010- SUNDENE, FOIIEB, IXICCONNELL, ZKETTLEWELL, PROCTER, GARDINEII, I'IANSON, BENNET, MAONAIR, CAIILBON, RENZ, CARROLL. Fam-III. Raw-LANnIs, DICKIE, SMALL, SADLEH, DEIYIOULIN, KARNES, VVILSON, BURNS, BARRETT, TULLER. Fifth Raw-DEKIEFFER, KEYEER, RUSTEEN, SCHNEPP, SHE.-KSBY, FROEI-ILING, FLEER, ROBERTS. IHYVIN, NILSON, BAECOCK, INIABBS. Seventy-Three Active Chapters if PHI CHAPTER Founded at Wilshington and Jefferson ,D Fl. Established at Northwestern IV sit FRATRES IN FACULTATE JOHN BEM-1-IE RAI' Dix CECIL GILLEEPIE GEORGE CURBIE JOHN DOEEBORO ALBERT PIINMAN EARL DELONG ROBERT RITTEII FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 THOMAS DUNLOI' WINDSOR HACKIJPJII IEDVVARD BECKNIAN WILLIALI DEMOULIN JOHN DICKIE . HAIIHX' FLEER . CHESTER PIANBON . CLIFFORD ABPEGREN XVILL-IAM BAucocK . HARRY BURNS . O. B. ENGLISH . DIIIK BARRETT . GEOIZGE BENNET GEORGE CARLSON CHARLES CARROLL ROBERT DEICIEFFER THOLIIXS GARIIINER Page 204 Milwaukee, Wis. Omaha, Neb. . Kewanee, Ill. Greenville, Ill. . Toledo, Ohio . Quincy, Ill, . VVilmette, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Plymouth, Mass. . Dallas, Texas Des Moines, Iowa Glen Ellyn, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Libertyville, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Evanston, Ill. CHARLES ICEYSEII ROBEIl'l' IKOESTER Class ROBERT IIOUETON R,0lJER'l' ICERSTING NED LANms , IVIARTIN MACNAIII .lOsIIuA OOEN Class JOHN Fonas . FRANK FROEHLING EAIIL IXEYSER . . . Evanston, Ill. . Milwaukee, Wis. of 1938 . River Forest, Ill. . . Chicago, Ill. . . Chicago, Ill. . . Evanston. Ill. . . Chicago, Ill. of 1939 . Chicago, Ill. . . Chicago, Ill, Marshalltown, Iowa FRANK lN'ICCONNELL . Dwight, Ill. PAGE PROCTER . . Bloomington, Ill. Class of 1940 GEORGE IRWIN . . Kankakee, Ill. MXLLEII H. KARNEE . . Chicago, Ill. R.ALPl'l MABBS . . Maplewood, N. .l. THOMAS MOMAIIAN . Anderson, Ind. JOHN NILEON . Evanston, Ill. JACK ORR . . . Evanston Ill. NVALTEII REED Chicago Ill . ROBERT RAsMUssEN JOHN SEIIMWAI' . YVILLIAM RENZ WILLIS ROBERTS . PIAHOLD SMITH . W. .IVIERRITT STONE ROBEILT SUNDENE MILTON RUSTEEN JACK SADLER . EUGENE SHEASBY :KURT STOEI-IR . JOHN SCHNEPP . J ACK SEIP- . BURRELL SMALL . STEPHEN SMITH . GORDON 'FULLER WILLIAM XVILSON . Burlington, Iowa . Evanston . Ill. . Oak Park. Ill. , Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Battle Creek, Mich. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Sioux City, Iowa . Evanston, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Bloomington. Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Kankakee, Ill. , Dayton, Ohio . Chicago, Ill. Canon City, Colo. PHI KAPPA PSI P11'07ll Ron--COIID, ZELLE, GEORGE, MARTINEK, R. Russ, R. IQAUFMANN, GRANDLAND, COOIIIDGE, SANEORN, WIELAND. Semmi Ram--KEANE, AINSWOETH, J. TAYLOR, BEAR. CUMMINC, DUDDLEETON, GARRETEON, SHOUP, SARRETT, RIcEARDsoN, HAY. Thin! Raw-J. FERGUSON, WHITMORE, EDWARDS, DELANEY. NYDERG, PHALEN, TAECKER, KEITEL, CHIHA, GOOD. Fourth RIVLL'-VAN DYNE, WINNETT. GODWIN, PATTISHALL, S. FERGUSON, RICH. ICHELL, BUCYIAN, A. TAYLoR, STOUFTER, COOK, OWENS. Fifth Row-J. KAUEMAN, SALEY, RAGSDALE, ICELLOGG, BUELL. CANTNVELL, MAORAE, FEAMAN, McM1crxAEL, JORDAN. DALE F. IX Fifty-Three Active Chapters ILLINOIS ALPHA CHAPTER Founded at Washington ond Jefferson College KIJK2IS'IA Established at Northwestern 1959 I ff 1864 FRATRES IN FACULIATE 'IACDONALD WVILLIAM NIMH THOLIAS R. IALI-'REI' FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE IIENRY CLARK JOIIN COOLIDKIE . ROBEIIT GEORGE . ERNEST AINSXVOIKTH, C RDEERT BEAR . JOSEPH BUELL . ROBERT CUEIMING . JAMES DEIIIKNEY ICENNETH CIIIHA . ELIIIOTT Conn . PARIIY FEAAIAN . CIIARLI-:s GIKRIIETSON ROIIERT GOOD . BEVAN JONES . ROBERT BUCYIIIKN . YAEGER CIANTXVELL WARD Coox . ROBERT DALY . PHILLIP EDWARDS . ROBERT EVANS . IOHN FERGUSON Dkl Evanston, Ill. Evanston, Ill. . Kokomo, Ind. ahoma. City. Okla. Evanston, Ill. Glen Ellyn, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Sioux City. Iowa. Springfield, Ill. . Ashland, Ill. Evanston, III. Evanston, Ill. . Kenilworth, Ill. River Forest, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Evanston, Ill. . Chicago . Chicago VVaterloo. Iowa , Ill. , Ill. Class of 1937 RICHAIKD Gl!.NIiAM JOHN GRANDLAND . WVnterloo, Iowa . . Maywood, Ill. Roni-:RT ICAUFMAN . . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1938 Lows DUDDELETON . . Chicago. Ill. SANDOII JORDAN . Cedar Rapids. Iowa JACK ICAUFMAN . . Evanston, Ill. HENRY ICEITEL . . Evanston. III. MIKIICELLUS MCMICHAEL. Des Moines, In. ELLSWORTII NE1BEIiG . Evanston, Ill. Class of 1939 YVILLIAM ISEANE EDSVARD IXRELL ITYLE Monms SIDNE-Y RIcIIARDsoN LEW SARRETT . DAVID SHOUT' . RALPH STQUEI-'ER . New Haven, Conn, . Elmhurst, Ill. Des Moines, Iowa . Creston, Iowa I-Ii,-glxland Park, Ill. . Oak Park, Ill. . River Forest, Ill. Class of 1940 SYDNEY FERGUSON TED GIIEFE . .IOE I'IAY . . CHET IQELLOGG Ron MACRAE FRED IVIAMER . LAURENCE OWENB . Evanston, Ill. . Des Moines, Iowa. Rock Springs, Wyo. . Kokomo, Ind. Niles Center, Ill. Benton Harbor, Mich. . . Ames, Iowa, RICHARD MARTINEK RICHIXRD Roco . ICANE ZELLE . BEv PATTISHALI. JOHN PH.-XLEN . DON.NLD SANRORN . JOHN TAYLOR . EDWARD VANDYNE HENRY TAEOHER ARNOLD TAYLOR . ROBERT VOIGHTB . RICHARD WELLs . EDWIN IVINNETT . ROBERT WVIELAND JACK RAGSDIALE . ROBERT RICH . SAM RUGG . ROBERT SOLEY . JOHN SPRINGER . LaCrosse. WVis VVaterloo, Iowa Springfield, III. Evanston, Ill. . Sparta, IVis. . Evanston, Ill. Chicago, Ill. . Troy, Pa. Niles Center, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Des Moines, Iowa, . Chicago, III. . VVilmetI:e, Ill. Evanston. Ill. Waterloo, Iowa Hampton, Iowa. . Winnetka, Ill. DON TURNER . Western Springs, Ill. GRVILLE WHITMORE . Cliioago, Ill. Pug: 205 PHI KAPPA SIGMA F1-out Row-MILMOE, REIIMANN, FOULK, BONNEIPOI, NORTH, HART, IIANGAN, KAVANAUGR, IVIEDMAN, ROBERTS, COWAN. Sammi ROME-ENSLEY, CAULDVVELL, SAVAGE, BAKER, MINER, METTGEII, FEIOI-ITMANN, FINE, OSBORNE, DIERL, HEIIPICI-I. Third RUM-VOGEL, Rosunua, GARDES, GILLETTE, BEARD, SIDELL, OIBIIIEN, BOULTON, GIIII1Tz, IWEYER, BUECHMAN, WALTERB. Fourth RUIUYIIIUDGE, HARVEY, SHAW, SAIISET, EDLER, IRENBETH, IVAHNHOLTZ, COLMAR, SCHROEDER, ROEEUCK, KAYE. Thaify-Nine Active cm-,piers UPSILON CHAPTER Founded at University of Pennsylvania Established at Northwestern 1850 ' if ' 1879 FRATRES IN FACULTATE LESTER O. HIXFEMEIETEIL ICENNETH -IENNINGS E. A. IVEGNER, Jn. FALCON BAKER . Madisonville. Ky GEORGE FEICHTMANN . Chicago, III EARL CAULDXVELL .IOI-IN COLIIIAR . CHESTER ENSLEY PRESTON BE.AHD GIIENN BONNEI-'OI CHARLES BOULTON IIOBERT CowAN JAY DUKE . HENRY EDLER GEORGE GARDES DoN GIIIIITZ . IVILLIAAI IIAIIVEY RICHARD PIERPICH Page 206 Lemont III I Wheeling. VVestI Va Fort Wayne, Ind Chicago. III . Chicago, III Evanston, III Chicago. III . Flint. Mich III . Chicago. . Evanston, III Evanston, III ' . ' Lake Bluff In III Chicago: H.AROLD RAY FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Ciciss of 1937 RAYMOND KOTz . Chicago, III. PHILIP METTGER . Chicago, III, SI-IELLI-:Y MINER . Glencoe. III. Class of 1938 IIICHARD FINE . Niles Center, III. XVILLIAM GILLETTE . Maywood, III. JACK IIART . . . Chicago. III. .IAMEs IXIILMOE . Glen Ellyn, Ill. Ciass of 1939 ARTHUR IZUSCHMAN . Phillisburg, N. J. BRUCE DIRHL . . Freeport. III. IIOBERT DOYLE . . Chicago, III. JoI-IN FOULK . . Moline, III. Class of 1940 GEORGE HoY'r . . Oshkosh. WVis. FREDERICK ICAVANAUGH . Evanston, III. JOSEPH LANGAN . Evanston, III. EDWARD MEYER . River Forest, III, JACK O'BnIEN , . Chicago, III. CHARLES ROIAEIITS Lowell. Ind. ALVA ROEIIUCK , . Evanston, III. GORDON ROSIIERG . Park Ridge, III. ROBERT OSRORNE . AMOS SAVAGE . R AYMOND NIORTH . .I ORN IIEHMANN . RICHARD TIIENKXIANN ROY ICAYE . W'ILLIAhI IVIUDGE . RODERT VOGEL . RICHARD SARSET . FOREST SHAWV . RICHAIID 'FRENBETH PAUL TIIENKMANN DON NVIEDMAN . CARL WoI..'I'ERs . IVERNER WARNuOI.'rz . Racine, YVIS. . Joliet, III. Hawthorne, N. J. . Nloline, III. . Evanston, III. . De Land, Fla. Negaunee, Mich. . VViImette, III. . IVaterIoo, Iowa Evanston, III. . Wheaton, III. Evanston, III. . Evanston, III. . Wheaton , III. . Chicago, III. PHI MU ALPHA Twenty-Four Active Founded at New England Conservatory 1 898 GLEN BIXINULI XVILLIAM BARNES J mm BEAT'rxE FELIX Bonowsxx GEORGE DAscH Fran! RmvfBAKE1z, SMALE, YVARREN, KENT, KRATKY. Seapml RU1ll4'I'IDLFOIiD, LANESE. BxELER,YFzsHER, Brcos, VATAPKA. Thzrrl Raw-WOLF, .IoHNsoN, OEHLSON, YANDENBERG, HARUDA, RIPLEY. Fuurlh Row-KANE, LIAYER, G.4VER'f, ABBOTT. HOLNIIIEIIG, SCHUESSLER. Chapters Q.. ,fv- FRATRES IN FACULTATE LOUIS DODGE MAX ICRONE IFHEODORE LAMS DUDLEY Powrms FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Closs of 1937 Established at Northwestern 1910 TRAUGOTT IAOHNER LOYAL SHANYE ARCULE SHEASBY CHESTER SHOCKLEY PIORACE VV!-lrrmuousn HOW'.ARD BERH.ALTER Fnmmzmcx BIELER ROBERT BIGGS . CHARLES FISHER . IIOXVARD ABBOTT . HARRY PIOLMBEILG DON KANE . Chicago. Ill. Pen Argyl, Pa. Raymond. Miss. . Boise, Idaho . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago. Ill. Westchester, Ill. PAUL GAVER1' . . Chicago. Ill. FRRDINAND HARUDA . St. Paul, Neb. JAMES .lol-1NsoN . . Trenton, Ala. Class of 1938 A Mrmosliz H.ALFORD Class RJKLPH IfENT . FRANK KRA-mx' Rozsrvr BIAYER Class ARMANI! BAKER . Gary, Ind of 1939 . Strcator, Ill. . Chicago, Ill Birmingham, Ala. of 1940 Park Ridge, Ill JOBE PH LANESE Cleveland, Ohio Anux-:RT I.VICCONNELL,GrI'B,l1d Rapids, Mich. IIAY VOTAPKA . Cx-IARLI-:s XVARREN DoN VANDEN BERG WVILLIAM R1PLEx' FRED SMAL1-3 . Oberlin, Kan. Pomona., Calif. . Chicago, Ill. Emmerson, Iowa South Bend. Ind. Page 207 PI KAPPA ALPHA Front R0lL'4NEL50N, HAILTMAN. HALET, CLIXRK, SIIEAIIER. Second R0lL'fI,llEST,i, GUDAT, PIERCE, Nonms, ANDERSON, XVYLE, T,liT1lRU'lU lJEh'10INE, l'IAMRICK, DAVIDSON, RAI-IN. SANDOR, NICKEL. Famrth Ron'-WIIITLEY, BLOCK, TINCIIER, XVITTE, BIXKER, KEAIINEY. Seventy-Nine Active Chapters ' lr x,'fN R GAMMA RHO CHAPTER WILLIAM R. SLAUGIITEI1 GEORGE LENIOINE CHARLES BAKER CHAIILES BLOCK JOE HIAMRICK . JACK ANDERSON ROBERT CLA HK NVashington. D. C. . Chicago, Ill. Des Plaines, Ill. Greenville, Texas Canandaigua. N. Y. Des Moines, Iowa H.kROLD DAVIDSON, Iron lXIountn.in, Mich. ROBERT HALE1' . . YXYll1l'lC,LfB.,!!0. Ill. Pa gf 308 Founded at University of Virginia 1- Established at Northwestern 1 868 A f 19352 I, 5 Avi. V kl5l'LfiXA FRATRES IN FACULTATE FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 JOHN Nonms . . Winnetka, Ill Class of 1938 DUANE NELSON DONALD RJXHN Clas WAL'I'EIc GUDAT IEMMETI' ICEARNEY IIOBERT PIEIIOE Clos Fnrrz I'I.-XRTMAN EDYVARD NICKEL , Bristol. S. D. Winnetka, Ill. s OF1939 Waukegan, Ill . Glencoe, Ill . Evuinaton, Ill s of 1940 . Ebenshurg, Pa. Floral Park. N. Y LYNN O. lvALDOIiF ULIIIC Pnl-:STA HARRY RIETZE . . RICHARD SIIEARER IIUSSELL XVYLE . STARR VVHITLEI' . ELMEII WI'r1'I-: . Kenosha.. Wis. Louisville. Ky, Aitkin. Minn, Wilmette, Ill Rupert, Idaho Riverside, Ill. EDXYARD SANDOR . Walsenburg, Cplo. WILLIAM Tmcumn . Owatonna, Mum. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON PYTUTLI1f!IID1BUlIKHAIiD'l', D. CHAXPMIKN, LUNDQUIST, YVELSH, Mns. Rormrvrs, INNES, JOHNSON, SCHULTZ, LEE, TAYLOR, EDDY. Secoml HIFI! -0R'1'HMAN, Fos'I'ER, WILLIAMS, IKENDRICKS, GIIOVE, Lowa, FEENY, OsaonNE, R. Bnooxs, HARRIM.AN, LU'rz, COSTIA. Third Row-CIIAYs, IEESSLEH, ADAMS, BOIILAND, SAHLIN, ANDEIIEGN, LANDIS, TIIuIuvIAN, IEIDD, PAGE. Fourth lima-MAIIK, CAllII'I'0N, Coopmn, MORIIISON, RENAUD, DANLEY, LAUEII, JENSEN, Bzxsy, WILSON, C. Bnooxs, Rycoxfs, JONES, NEWBIAN. One Hundred and Ten Active Chapters I, ,A ' . PSI OMEGA CHAPTER Founded at University of Alabama 'li 'fill Established at Northwestern HERBERT BURKHARDT STANLEY Bocas . RICHARD CHAPMAN . ALBERT ADAMS RUssELL BERT . JAMES CARLTON . LEE FOSTER . BEET Gnovln ALEX ANDERSON . DICK BOIILAND . CURTIS Bnooxs . S. F. CALLIER . RALPH COSTA . Ronam' ADAMS . RICHARD Bxxm' . RAYMOND Bnooxs JAMI-:s CHAI-'MAN . JACK CIIAYS . . ToM FEENY . . HERBERT HAEIIIMAN 1856 I 1894 . Evanston, Ill. . Mentone, Ind. . Evanston. III. West Plains, Mo. . Rockford, Ill. . Chicago, I11. Oak Park, Ill. Chicago, III. . Evanston, Ill. Highland Park, Ill. . Evanston. Ill. . W'aco, Texas Baltimore, Md. Fort Wayne, Ind. Fort Wayne, Ind. Springfield, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Ridgefarm, Ill. . Ogden, Utah. Elko, Nev, FRATRES IN FACULTATE GEORGE CADY E. C. DAvIEs MAI:mIcE A. R. HATTON FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class FRANK COOPER . N EWELL EDDY HERBERT MERRILL WILLIAM OHTHMAN Class ROBERT INNEE5 . WILEUII JOHNSON CHAPMAN JONES CLAYTON MARK . JOHN MORRISON Class RUSSELL CREMONS of 1937 . . Golf, Ill. Bay City, Mich. Fort Wayne, Ind. . Chicago, Ill. of 1938 . Evanston, Ill. Bartelsville, Okla. Kansas City. Mo. . Evanston, Ill. Pontiac, Ill. of 1939 . Forest Park, Ill. JOHN DANLEY . Hubbard Woods, Ill. VVALTEE. JENSEN . . Evanston, Ill, RICHAIID KENDIIICK . Chicago, III. BRUCE LEE . . River Forest. Ill. GEORGE Lowa . . Ogden, Utah Class of 1940 RALPH HENCsLEn . Fort Wayne. Ind. WILLIAM IQARSTETER . St. Louis, Mo. DoN KEssLEn . WILLIALI KIDD . IEEN LANDIs . JACK LAUER . Mus. ILO Rosmvrs Cedar Rapids, Iowa Auburndale, Mass. Chicago, Ill. Painesville, Ohio . House Mother DoN RENAUD . HENRY SPANJER LYMAN TAYLOR . WILLIAM NAVE FEED POWLEY . ARTHUR SHULTZ . J. P. WELSH , ROBERT WILCOX ED LUTZ . . DON LUNDQUIST DOUGLAS PAGE . PAUL RYKOFF . HUGE WILsoN BRYCE MINIER WILLIAM MCCULLO ROBERT NEWMAN Rosam' OSBORNE ELMER SAHLIN . EDWIN THURMAN DAN WILLIAMS . UGH . KENT , . Pella, Iowa . Chicago, Ill. Michigan City. Ind. . Chicago, Ill. . Carroll, Iowa . . Olney, Ill. Carlinville, Ill. . Elmwood, Ill, . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. San Francisco, Calif. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Fort Wayne, Ind. Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Culver. Ind. . Chicago, Ill. , Evanston, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Page 209 SIGMA CHI Front Row-OOILIIY, WOOTTEN, HEDIGER, EIKENDERRY, WELIIS, MOLONEY, K. POTTER, V. HANSON, LANMAN, Second R01l'-COOPER, WIIERRY, SLIELTON, SWANSON, NIERRILL, OGII.VIE, SCHUET, MCCANN, BONEKEMPER, BREEDEN. Third R010-CONNELLY, A. POTTER, JOHNSON, HOPKINS, IVOLFLEY, McINTosH. DX'ER, HAMM, KNOX. Fourth Row-R. IIIANSON, WILLIAMS. BIIOWVN, MICHAEL, CHRIEMAN. ICILLIPS, STEEEINGS, LITTLE, GH.NNT. Fifth H010-'RA-KNDLE, HAl'WARD, OIBRIEN, HERR, FENEKE, TIHUSDELL, IVHITE, SCHLECHT, CROSTHYVAXT, LANGWORTHY. Sixth R010-EPIERCE, BARNES, STEUART, SPANTON, CL.ARKE, ICELLOGG, NEAL, S, POTTER, Bmoas, GALLAFENT. Avy,-:..e' A Ninety-Seven Active Chapters -Q.. OMEGA CHAPTER . . I P 1312 . Founded at Miami University it ' IFF- Establlshed at Northwestern 1 955 -ld 1 869 FRATRES IN FACULTATE GAIL BELDON JAMES HAWKINSON SANI LILI..-XRD VVILLIAM BOVIE L. C. I'IOLLIS'1'ER ARTHUR LONEORG NATHAN DAvIs EARL HOWARD EDXVIN PLACE ROBERT DAY NOEL JAAIISON FRANKLIN B. SNYDER ROGER DEBENHAIII CLARK KIIERLER C. F. VANCE Chicago. Ill. Cliariton, Iowa Winnetka, III. . Chicago, III. GERALD EOAN . . NVILLIAM EIHENIIERRI' . VICTOIC HANBON . . ADDLPH HEDIOER . . Tulsa., Okla. Orualia. Nab. DONALD BRIGGS . Highland Park. Ill. Evanston, Ill. Wilnmette, Ill. Portland, Ore. Flossmoor, Ill. Chicago, Ill. CIIAIILES BARNES . ROBERT BONEREMPER . RICHARD BREEDEN . CBEIKARD BROOKS . . FRANK COOPER . . RORERT DYER . OTTO FENSKE ANTHONY CHRISMAN . -Bloomin-gtonulll. IIVILLIAM CLARKE . kansas City, Ixan. JOHN CONNELLI' . Mount Pulaski. Ill. PHILIP COOPER . Bloomington, Ill. RUSSELL CIIIOSTHWVAII' . Bloomington, Ill. JAMES CIIRRIE . . Evanston, Ill. HARRI' GRANT . . Easton Ill. DONALD IIAYWARD . Highland Park: Ill, ROIIERT GALLAEENT . Pocatello. Idaho HARRY HAMM . . Chicago, Ill. RAYMOND HANSON . . Winnetka, Ill. HENRY HIOXVLAND . . Chicago, Ill. IEDYVARD KELLOGG . Peoria, Ill. Page 210 FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 BENSON .IENVELL . HARVEY IJANMAN . . Danville, Ill. . Lincoln, Neb WILLIAM MOLONEY . Chicago, Ill ICELLEII. POTTER . . Altoona. Penn Class of 1938 J. THOMAS GRAY . RICHARD HERE . 'IIHEODCRE IIOPKINS CHARLES JOHNSON JOHN ICOVATCH . KENNETII M ERRILL JAMES NEAL . '.l.'llAI-IERN OGILBY . IXIORRIAN CIGILVIE . Rockford, Ill Bloomington, Ill Rockford, Ill . Evanston, Ill South Bend, Ind Elmira. N. Y . Tulsa, Okla. . Rockford, Ill . Omaha., Neb. Class of 1939 JOHN LITTLE . JORDAN NICCANN . IIOBEHT MONULTY . GEOIIGE OIBRIEN . Evanston, Ill . Evanston, Ill . Chicago, Ill . Chicago, Ill ROBERT POTTER . . Morrison, Ill R,OBERT PRICE . Morgantown, W. Va EDWARD RJXNDLE . Rensselaer, Incl ROBERT SAWYIER . , Chicago, Ill Class of 1940 I DAN ICILLIPS . . . Evanston. Ill ROBEIIT ICNOX . . . Omaha, Neb RIHOMAS LANOWORTI-Iv . Libertyvllle, III RALPH MICEAI-:L . . Chicago, Ill ALBERT RIXTHBURN PHILLIP SLEP . NVILLIAM WELLS . GEORGE VVOOTTEN ALBERT POTTER . STANLEY POTTER CHARLES PURAIORT RICHARD RINK . RICHARD SOELECIIT ROIIEIIT' ST.-KNTON PIIUVIN IVEGNEII. RICIIARII WII'IiIlClNI' .IOHN SCHUST STEIIHENBON SMITH HARRY STEBBINGS . IVALTER STEVENSON JOHN SWANSON . ROBER'F 'IIRUSDELL PAUL IVHITE . GORDON WOLIVLEY GILBERT BICINTOSH JOE PIERCE . . DON STEUART . H.AI!llY WHEIIIII' . ALLEN IVILLIAMS . . Evanston. Ill. . . Altoona. Pa. Minneapolis, Minn. . . Chicago, Ill. . lNIOrrison, Ill. Omaha, Neb. . Van VVert, Ohio . Beardstown, Ill, . Rossville, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. South Bend, IndI . Wilmette, Ill. . Saginaw, Mich. . Menominee, Mich. Grand Rapids. Mich. . Evanston, Ill. Minneapolis, Minn. . Evanston, Ill. . Kewanee, Ill. . Rockford, Ill. . Kenilworth, Ill. . Medford. Ore. . Medford, Ore. . Sagetha, Kan. Chicago, Ill. SIGMA NU Front HUIL'-XVAGGONER, HART, LIETHOD, S-romts, O'NEA!IL, Gmt-ION, JOHNSON, SEVERN, NoRMOYI,E, BLACKMAN, Siwml Ron--ISLAND, COLLINS, CALX'IKN0, MERCER, BOGER, GEYER, BENDEIi, IHARRISON, GETTIER, SIIITHSON, SANFORD. Th-iral R010-FOSTER, ICINGSBURY, NAGODE, BEERMAN. BLODGETT, MCADAMS, VVIIAY, C. JOHNSON, CRORER, AGAMY, ALLISON. Ifuiirtlr RUN. -'SU'1 l'ON. LARIMER. VESELY, NORTH, VANCE, SIGLER, TENNEY, BUIIRHARDT, FITZPATRICK, BUXTON. Fifth Run--WAND'rRE, IIEINE, BICETNEN, FALR, DAVIS. FULLER. NICKEL, CIIATAIN, RIELICK, H. JOHNSON, CARR. HIRAIII BENDER ROIIERT BLoDoET'r WILLE'I r BOGER ROIII-:Ie COLLINS . JAMES ALLISON . GLENN AGAMY WILLIAM BEERMAN BIICHAEL CALVANO VVILLIAM CROKER BILL BLACKIIIAN CIIET ISLAND . BILL BUIIKHARDT WVAHREN BUXTON BRIXDLE3' CARR BOD CIIA'rA1N . HOWARD DAVIS LEXVIS FALK . A- Ninety-Six Active Chapters IX I 4' GAMMA BETA CHAPTER Founded at Virginia Military institute J' i' L Established at Northwestern 1869 A - i' 1898 Indianapolis, Ind. . Evanston, Ill. Grantwood, N. J. , Woodstock, Ill. . Rochester, Ind. . Gardner, Ill. BRTTlI12t0l1, Ill. Waukesha, Wis. Lake Forest, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill . Winnetka. Ill. , Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. T37 Iii: ffl- .i FRATRES iN FACULTATE ADDISON HIBBIKIID FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 LEON FULLER . DONALD GEYER . NICK IJARRIBON CH.ARLES JOHNSON JOHN ICINGSBURY Class GLENN EVERS . R,OBER'I' GILISON R:XLPH HEINI-I . JAKE NAGODE . BIUKHAY NOIKTH . . . Elgin, Ill. . Vifaterloo. Iowa . . Clncapzo, Ill. . . Clnicugo, Ill. Lzikcwootl, Ohio of 1938 . Mason City, Iowa . Pittsburgh, Kan. . . Elgin, Ill. . Waukegan, Ill. , Homewood, Ill. Class ol 1939 HENH1' NICICEL . . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1940 BILL FITZPATHICK BILLY FOSTER . GEOIIGE I1IAII'r . HIILII-I JOHNSON . R. C. JOHNSON . CRAIG LAIIIRIER ROBERT AIICIEYVEN . . Wilmette, Ill. . 'I'2I.lIle Grove, Ill. . . Elgin, Ill. . Detroit. Mich. . Xvinnetka, Ill. Salida, Col. I3Vi1IlStIOll, Ill. HE1iDEll'F BICADAMS GUI' hIERCER . NORMAN VANCE . PARK XVRAY . CHARLES SEVERN GEORGE SIEGLER . .JAMES SAIITHSON IIARRISON S'I'oRIIIs DICK SUTTON . H'Ali0LD METHOD JOE N0liB1OX'LE . BILL O'NEALL . ALONZD TENNY . XVALTER VANCE . EDWARD VESELY . IQOBERT XV.-XGGONER ARTHUR XVANDTKE Jonesboro, Ark, . Oak Park, Ill. . Logmisport, Ind. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Riverside, Ill. . Atilantu., Ga. . 1VilIIIette, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. E. Chicago, Ind. . XVilmeti:e, Ill. Crzlwfordsville, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Loizmisport, Ind. . Riverside, Ill. Elgin, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Pug: 211 J. TAU DELTA PHI Front RIN!!-QFALSTEIN, KRJXSND, JAFFE, GARFIELD, HOLLEB, L. BLAND, XVOLFF, SIEGEL, GOMBERG. Secmul Rll'lL'-ICOHN, DREXLER, GoLDBLA'r'r, PERBKY, SUTKEH, DAsH, FADER. Third Rfl1lfTETKlN, Lusrm, GREENVVALD, COHEN, SACHS. Fourth Rim--S. BLAND, Gmsnano, DAVIS, TRIPP, Fmasrroua, Goan. Twenty Active Chapters ',,g'fQ,. XI CHAPTER Founded ot the City College of New York at ,.,. Established ot Northwestern 1 91 o 5Zy:Q 1 994 FRATRES IN FACULTATE DAVID KOPEL Louis KRABNO SAMUEL SAKOLSKY MAUHY FALBTEIN LEONARD BLAND SYDNEY COHEN DAVID FINESTONE IIAROLD DASH BERNARD DAVIS LLOYD Dm-:Xuan SEYMOUR BLAND SHELIDAN ETKIN BYRON FAD1-:R Page 212 FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 . . Chicago, Ill. DAVID Gomaano . . Chicago, Ill. LEONARD Houma . . Chlcago, Ill. Class of 1938 . . Chicago. Ill. MELVIN KOHN . . Chicago, Ill. . . Norfolk, Va. CHARLES Moscowrrz . Chicago, Ill. Norfolk. Va. Class of 1939 Chicago, Ill. Russ GARFIEIAD . . Chicago, Ill. . . Chicago, Ill. ALFRED Goins Chicago, Ill. . . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1940 . . Chicago. Ill. LEONARD GINSBERG . Chicago, Ill . . Bulialo, N. Y BERNARD GOLDBLATT . Chicago, Ill Chicago, Ill: ALLEN TRIP? . . Baa-r Scaaummo . SOL Smear. . J anoivus WOLFF CLIFFORD J AF1-'E . MARSHALL Pfmsxy . MELVIN Srrrxan . MARVIN GREENW'ALD ALEX LUSTIG . . Invnm SACHH . New York. N. Y. . Chicago. Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago. Ill. Carteret. N. J . Chicago, Ill Evanston, Ill THETA XI Front Row-Cox, SEVERIN, Smear, PE'mAx'rrs, Gmaoms. Svcfmrl Raw-Bnows, Nouissnc, .IAcKsoN, BALL, AYMOND. Cnossxz Third Row-F151-mn, Cox, ZEISLER, CROSBY, KLEPFISCH. Thirty-Fave Active choptefs 'i??Ea:i7?3j5fis-'Q ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER 'Woof 1 Founded ot Renesseloer Polytechnic Institute Established ot Northwestern 1 864 A. 1 932 .. U ,,,4i.oNlk 33 FRATRES IN FACULTATE Lfmm' CLOUSING ELLIOTT XVILLIAMS AIERRILL GAMET GEORGE BALL .IOHN AYMOND HAL Cnosmt XVALLY Bowan JERRY CLIFFORD Joi-IN Crfosm' FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 El Paso. Texas IKUSSELL BALL . . El Paso, Texas . IIENRY JACKSON . . Evanston, Ill. Kissimmee. Fla. . Chicago, Ill Chicago. Ill . Oshkosh. Wis. Kissimmee, Fla Class of 1938 Class of 1939 . BILL Fxsmsn . . Chicago. Ill. S'1'ANLm' STANUL . Two Rivers. Wis. Class of 1940 Ronsm' Goormm: . . Waukegan, Ill. PAUL KLEPP1scH . CLARENCE Nomamac ALFRED ROCKEFELLER GEORGE ZEIBLER . ADOLPH HAUER JOHN EUKEH Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Wheaton, Ill. Page 213 7 I TRIANGLE Front Row-ME'r'1'LEn, TRo'r'r, HULBER, BECHTELHEIMER, HALES, BLACK. Second RIJ'uf-MOROZOFF, 'I'Eou'rMEYEn, COLE5, '1'm'mxLL, Dorm, YVISB. Third Raw-GArun', ALEXANDER, CAIINET, VYE, ANDERSEN. Sixteen Active Chapters iff' NORTHWESTERN CHAPTER . . . . IffU,f'f 5 -'I . Founded at University of IIIinois 455, Established at Northwestern 1907 jif , f, 1935 ,V r Q I FRATRES IN FACULTATE BIALCOLM BAUER VVILLIAM SMITH MAX XVILLARD FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 CLAUDE ALEXANDER . Evanston, Ill. DOUGLAS HALES . . Chicago, Romain' I'IULBEN . . Chicago CHARLES Comes . Hubbard VVoods, III. GILBERT WAGNER . . Glencoe CIass of 1938 JAMES BLACK . . Evanston, Ill. JOHN DovLm . . . Chicago, EARL TERRILL . Wilmette Anuxsivr BECHTELHEIMER . Winnetka, III. ST:-:VE M1-:TTLER . . Chicago, RAYMOND TEGTMEYER . Chicago Rolzmm' CARNEY . . Chicago, Ill. Roimm' N!'BOliG . , Glencoe, JOHN VYE . . Wiimette Class of 1939 WVILL-IAM ANDERSON Chicago, III. PAUL GARM' . . Chicago, ALFRED '1'no'r'r . . Chicago Josmru Monozow . . Chicago, Page 214 Class of 1940 .Iox-IN Wxss . . . Chicago, WRANGLERS Front ff!I1l'iBIi:XDFIELD, BARNETT, STOCK, BOYLES, JORGENSON, NELLINE, REID, WHITFGIKD, CARIPBELL, LAzIER, WANzENI.IERG. Second R010-NVARMINGTON, AUSTIN, CARR. Sunni-:IDI-:R, IELINE, THORPE, GAROAS, FULLIGAR, ICLAMM, EIIATHKSON, ZITKO, MAREK. Third Row-LAITE, BAKER. B, NICKEL, ZIMMER, KLORI-ls, YOUNG, KAUMANS, 1'IAllllIS, JOHNSON, D. JOHNSON, GRAY, PODESTA. Fourth ROIU-BURKHARTSMEIER. GREEN, McKEE, BJORRIB, GILIERON, NIBLICK, BUGIELSK1, ROWAN, DAVIS, H. NICKEL, DUFFY, CONTEAS. I -ifth Raw--GOLDAK, IJARTLET, OLIIII-IANT, IRVING, CRAWFOIKD, BECKER, SPENCE. GRANT, H.ANLEY, LIDDELL, BURNs, DIEIIL, CLIRIP. 1:-V. 5452 . 5 Founded at Northwestern ggi? mv . 'Ffixxlfii Local Fraternity .MX FRATRES IN FACULTATE PAUL CRISSMAN HOW'.ARD MILLER SAMUEL LANG YVALTER PAULISON MICHAEL MASON .ABE SCHUMAKER GEORGE MCCLIXX' ROBEIIT AUSTIN JAMES CAliR . CARL DEVRY . YVILLIAM FULLAGAR CLIFFORD BECHER EDYVARD BUGIELSKI, ZEPI-I CAMPBELL . ROEERT GILLIERON WVILSON BAKER . R.OEEI1'I' BARNETT WILLIAM BOYLES . NVILLIAM BRADFIELD . Flint, Mich. . Evanston, Ill. ' . . Chicago, Ill. . Evanston, Ill, . VVillshire, Ohio Grand Haven, Mirah, East. Chicago, Ind. . Fort Wayne, Ind. . Evanston, Ill. . Gallapolis, Ohio . YVaukegan, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. DONALD BURKHARTSMEIER . Chicago, Ill. PALMER BURNS . ARTHUR CLIFF . NIcK CONTEAB . DON DAVIS . DANIEL DUEFI' JOHN GOLD.NK JOSEPH PIANLEY . Hannnond, Ind. , Evanston, Ill. . YVaukegan, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . St. Louis. MO. . Chicago, Ill. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 CHESTEIX G.kRGAS . Hammond, Ind OVE JORGENSON . . Racine, Wis FIuTz BAUMANNS . . Evanston, Ill. JAMES BTAREK . . Congress Park, Ill. Class of 1938 ROBERT GRANT ROBERT GREEN , NVilnIette, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. MONTGOMERY JOHNSON . St. Louis, Mu. EDWVARD ICLAMM HARRY LAZIER . . Hammond. Ind. . . Dixon,IlI. Class of 1939 EDGAR CRAWFORD CLEO DIE:-IL . JOSEPH GRAY . GEOllGE HARTLEY THOMAS IRVING STANLEY ICLORES . . Nachusa, Ill. . East Chicago, Ind. . Mishawaka, Ind. . East Chicago, Ind. . Lake Bluff, Ill. . NVest Allis, VVis. Class of 1940 DOUGLAS JOHNSON . Minneapolis, Minn. ROISERT LAKE . . Oak Park, Ill. JAMES LIDDELL . . Chicago, Ill. CHARLES NIBLICK . East Chicago. Ind. HOYVAHD NICKEL . . Evanston, Ill, DONALD PODESTA . . Chicago, Ill. 1 903 CLARENCE G. SHEARON BART J. SPNECE CHARLES C. WELLS HIXRIII' L. VVELLB DONALD NELLINS . STEPHEN REID . LESTER SCIIREIRER . DONALD 'THORPE JOHN MATHISON . ICENNETH MORIIIS BART SPENCE . CHARLES XVHITFORD . RALPH ICRUEGER, Eusuxs BICIEEE . IG MEsIc . . ROBERT NICKEL . XVALTER OLIPHANT ROBERT ROWAN . ROBERT STOCK . VVILLIAM ROWVISN . WV.-ALTER XVANZENBURG ROBERT WYTARMINGTON FRANK YOUNG . 'Congress Parkz . Waukegan, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Melvin, Ill. West Allis, Wis. . Winnetka, Ill. Vlfaukegan, Ill. Evanston Ill. Oak Park, Ill. . Oak Park, III. . Waukegan, Ill. . Winnetka, Ill. Oak Park, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Oak Park, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Poca City, Okla. DAVE ZIMMEH . . . Allis, Wis. Page 215 Ill. Class of 1938 ALPHA CHI OMEGA Front Row-JONES, SHAW, KEASTER, TAPLEY, GEISTMAN, BRETHCHNEYDER, ANnERsoN, YOUNG, HAGIE. Second R010-'STHAEBSEIl, PLUMMER. JoHNsoN. J. BRENNAN, Li rTLE, ATTEBERRY, SINCOCK, SUHMAN, CAMPBELL. Third R010-VVALLACE, ORNDOREF, RANSON, D. BRENNAN, Doi-IRMAN, BLACKBURN, FOTVLER, Ssxcns, ROGERS, NICCLURE. Fourth R019-LAZIER, THOMPSON, OEDEMAN, SHAREH, iKEPPLEll, JOHNSTON, SINKO, Monsn, WxLLAMAN, WAcHs. Fifth Row-Loncxs, PHILLTPS, J. ANDERSON, HUBENY, DoLEs1-1, VOGEL, Konu-xAsE, HOPPER, URBACH, INGERSOLL. Fifty-Nine Active Chapters Wg' GAMMA CHAPTER Founded ot DePauw University I Established cut Northwestern 1885 7.12, ' J 1890 DOROTHY BRENNAN . MELRA DOHRMANN MARY' GRIFFITH . GENE HENDRICKS Lois M. ANDERSON. Doms LEE ATTEEERRY GRACE BLACKBURN . Fairlield, Ind LEYLA BRETSCHNEIDEI1, SALLY CAMPBELL . lN1ARJOIlIE GE1sTMAN JULIANNE ANDERSON DOROTHY BEAUMONT JOAN BOURQUE . GERTRUDE Dom-:SE DOROTHX' FOXVLER HARRIET GRAMS . JANE BHENNAN . BLANcnE HUBENY . . ALICE INGERsoLL . Pagz 216 Bronxville, N. Y. St. Louis, Mo . Chicago, Ill Maywood, Ill Duluth, Minn. . Evansville, Ind Maplewood, Mo VViIliamsport, Pa . Duluth, Minn Richmond, Ind . Chicago, Ill Chicago, Ill Evanston, Ill Evanston, Ill . Minot, N. D Bronxville, N. Y . Chicago. Ill , Duluth, Minn SOROR IN FACULTATE MARGARET FAHNSTOCK SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 BETTY MORSE . . Evanston, Ill. MARY RANsoN . Chicago, Ill. ANNETTE ROGERS . . Chicago, Ill. IRENE Sumo . . Oak Park. Ill. DOROTHY STERLING . Appleton, Wis. JUNE JonNsToN . BETsY JoNEs . FLORENCE LITTLE , CONSTANCE MCCLURE SALLY ORNDQR1-'F . MARIAN PLUMMER CORINNE SAcns . Berkeley, Calif. Kennett, Mo. Evanston, Ill. Elyria, Ohio I Chicago. 111. LaGrange, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Class of 1939 DOROTHH' HAGIE . JEANETTE HoPPER DOROTHY Jonnsoz-: MARY LOU ICEASTER' DoRoTi-iv ICOHLHABE BETTY LAz1ER . . Richmond, Ind. '. Hastings, Neh. Evanston, Ill. Ravinia, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Dixon, Ill. Class of 1940 BETTY IQEPPLER . Woodside. L.-I.. N.Y. CHARLOTTE ORDEMAN . Whiting, Ind. HELEN PHILLIPS . Spokane, Wimb- Vmo1N1A VOGEL . DOROTHY WALLACE . DOROTHY Wusson . JOSEPHINE WVILSON . M:1RY JANE Smcocrt BETTY MAE Tnomsson MARLJANE TOSKEY JEWEL URHACH . JANE WAC!-is . . DOIIOTHY XVILLAMAN MARGUERITE Loncxs MARX' E. NICKEL . BETTY SHARE!! . BETTY SBAXV . . JANVRIN STRAESSER BETTY STROM . . MADELINE SURMAN . . Oshkosh, Wis. Manitowac, Wis. . Chicago, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Mansfield, Ohio Riverside, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Gibson City, Ill. . Bristol, Pa. Vilatertoivn, S.D. . Eureka. Ill. Evanston, Ill. Williamsport, Pa. Rushville, Ill. . Minot, N. D. . Chicago, Ill. MARGUERITE TAPLEY,Grand Rapids, Mich. Lois Your-zo . . . Chicago, Ill. ALPHA EPSILON PHI Front ROUFEFINE, SKEER, GOLDSMITH. BRAUDE, GnossMAN, LUsTrG, NUSBAUM, ICANTOR, AAnoNsoN, .ll:IARSH, GLAssENnEnc. Sammi Rmz+KAHN, Sr-rAPmo, MERKEL, Snoow, CAPLEN, FLANZER, POLLACK, ROSENBEILG, SYLVIAN, M. ROSENTHAL, Cumsxr. BIUSHKIN ThiTllR01L!'-HELLER, DEUTSCH, S. NUsnAoM, CADDEN, SHOTZKIS, GITTLEMAN, SAMUEL, BEnNsTExN, LEVINE, JANows, ROTH, ORRENBERG Fourth Rum-R. BLOSSTEEN, Konnr, XVEISBERG, FREEDMAN, HOFFRIAN, D. RosENTHAL, BIIONSTEIN, LEVINSON, WE1NE1z, HALPER, NIEYEHS FRANK, YVEIL, BLOCH. Fifth, Iifow-KORNHAUSER, BomNsTExN, GOLDSMITH, KRELSTEIN, ALGASE, SCHXYARZ, LJANDEL, FIUSAR, BIEISEL, J. MILLER, ECKSTEIN, SHERXVIN, J. BLOSSTEEN. Twenty-Four Active Chapters in ,TI OMICRON CHAPTER Founded ot Bornord College - 9 1 ' ii' Established ot Northwestern ILUTH BLOSSTEI-JN GLADYS ECKBTEIN . JANE EPBTEIN . HELEN JANOYVB . OLGA BEHNBTEIN . J, A. . - ...I f 'f' I-,5'l'n 'r ' o n , 1 r.o.,3'll- A if . ,, .a, .. mis! ... -fn 1 909 'l 921 . Chicago, lll, . Springfield. Ill. . Chicago. Ill. NVilmette, Ill. . Pittsburgh, Pa. LUCILL1-1 BORINSTEIN . Indianapolis, Ind. GAIL Cmwsm' . Pennington Gap, Va. BAHETTE DEssAU1-:li SHIRLEY FHANK . MARY Lou ALGASE ADELE BLOCH . Joi' BLOSBTEEN . NORMA BHAUDE Lo1uNE CA PLEN ELAINE DEUTSCH . RENATA FINE IRMA AARONSON . BJARGUERITE ISAILIN SYLVIA BRONSTEIN JEANNE CADDI-:N . DOROTHY COHEN HELEN FLANzEn MYNA FRANKEL . ADAIR FREEDMAN . NIAIIJOIIIE GOODMAN Fort VVa.yne, Ind, . Moline, Ill. Waterloo. Iowa . Dayton. Ohio . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Evanston. Ill. Chicago, Ill. New York, N. Y. Sioux Falls, S. D. Detroit, Mich. . Selma, Ala. Louisville, Ky. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 MYRA IKAHN . . Pine Bluff, Ark. NIAXINE ICANTER . Miami, Fla. SYLVXA Lnnxovrr . . Miami. Fla.. -IEANETTE MERKEL . Plattsburg, N. Y. Class of 1938 GERTRUDE CiLABMAN NonA GIAASSENIIEIIG SHIRLEY GOLDSLIITH Enrm MANUEL . MARJOIHE MEYEHS . Chicago, Ill. . Wilmette, Ill. . Cincinnati, Ohio . Kewanee, Ill. . . Peoria. Ill. JUNE RosE Mus:-IKIN . St. Louis, Mo. Class of 1939 ICRANA GITTLEMAN . Detroit, Mich. MIXRCELLIK GQLDMAN . Pittsburgh, Pa. BJOSETTE GOLDSMITH . Chicago, Ill. MAKIIION HUsAn . Chicago, Ill. BOBETTE Konm' . Chicago, Ill. SYLVIA ICRELSTEIN . . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1940 BERNKJE GnosszuAN HELEN HALPEH . SHIRLEY HELLEII ' EVE HOFFMAN . BETTY ISIORNHAUBER MADELINE LIGHTMAN ICATE MARSH . SAHENE MEISEL . . Steubenville, Ohio . Chicago, Ill. . . Peoria, Ill. . Lansing, Mich. . Cleveland, Ohio . Nashville, Tenn. . Des Moines, Iowa Cleveland, Ohio JOAN MILLER . Cedar Rapids, Iowa ELsA JEANE NUSBAUM HELENA SAMUEL . CORINNE SAVLER . JE.-KNETTE XVEINER . HELEN POLLACK . EDITH Srmruzo MIRIAM Sunow . JANE WEIL . PEGGY Sci-lwAnz . CECIL LEVINE BEA LEVINSON . SHIRLEY Lusrlc . FLOHA JANE MxLLEn MUxuEL ROSENISERG CONSTANCE RorH . RUTH SHERKVIN . SHIRLEY NUSBAUM R.U1'H OHENBEHG . DOIIOTHY ROSENTHAL MAIIJORIE ROBENTHAL PIEL-EN SHOTZKIS . BEVERLY SHAPIRO . ROBERTA SKEE11 . LEONORE SYLVIAN . SHIRLEY WVEISBERG . Rockford, Ill. . Altoona, Pa. Ill. . Albion, Mich. . Chicago. . Chicago. Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Aberdeen, S. D. Ft. VVayne, Ind. . Detroit, Mich. . Chicago, Ill. . Wilmette, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Havana, Cuba Elizabeth, N. J. . Chicago, Ill. Rockford. Ill. Brookline, Mass. . Dayton. Ohio . Dallas. Texas . Chicago, Ill. Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. Duluth, Minn. VVausau, NVis. Page 217 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Front Row-B. GREGOllX', V. GREGORY, Mosszm, HALLENSTEIN, VAN ICEULEN, Kassmcnn. Second Raw-BARRON, FRANTZ, IKNORBT, H. JOHNSON, FA1m1cE, STOESSER, WYMAN. Third Row-Nonnquxsr, SHEPAIID. CARROLL, B. JOHNSON, SPRUHAN, PETERSON. Fourth R010-ZIMMER, AVALTER, ICERRIHARD, MILLER, TABORY, THIEBEN. Forty-Seven Active Chapters ' ' LAMBDA CHAPTER Founded at Syracuse University , 5 5' Established at Northwestern 2 1904 75 ' 'tl' 1913 1,1 fl I I ,.,, .Q ff , fl G ' fl 'Q 4 -1 SORORES IN FACULTATE HELEN BELYEA LOUISE HUTCHENS Kmmxf BARRON . CAROLINE BAUNIAN VERA GREGORY . NIILDRED C1XIiR0I.L JANET FABRICE . HELEN GRAY . . Okemah. Okla. . Akron, Ohio Kansas City, Mo, Clarksville, Mo. . Elkhorn. Wie. NVilliamspOrt, Pa. GENE FRANTZ . Cambridge Springs. Pa. BLANCHE Gmaaoiw BETTYE JOHNSON FRANCES ICEESINGER IRISNE LUNDQNEN Page 2I8 Kansas City, Mo. Evansville, Ind . Sheridan, Wyn . Chicago, Ill. SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 HELEN JOHNSON NANCX' 1-IAmus . HELEN!-1 Sromssxan Clas JANE JOHNQON BEATRICE IXNORST D0llOTHX' MILLER . Chicago, Ill, Paynesville, Mo. . Chicago, Ill. s of 1938 Glencoe, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1939 MARION HALLENSTEIN . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1940 LUCILLE PE'1'EusioN . LaGrange, Ill SHIRLEY SHEP.-XRD . . Chicago, Ill WINIFRED VAN ICEULEN, Gr. Rapids. Mich. HONOR:-1 XVALTER . West Bend, Wis. CHARLOTTE ZIMMI-:ii ANNE MDSSER I-IELEN RAKLios . ENIILY WYMAN BILAURINE ICERRIHARD lYIARGAIiET Normqmsr INIAIWHA SPRUXMN . V1OLA TABORY . LYNNE 'FI-IIESEN . Chicago, Ill. Glencoe, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Chicago. Ill. Red Oak, Iowa Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Logan, W. Va.. Evanston, Ill, Y. ALPHA OMICRON PI Front R010-OVIDONNELL, LEPINE, FURLONG. MCIIEAN, POETTER, SPEAFKA, STONICH, PARKER Second Row-GORMAN, RANEY, DonnRInoE, AuNEIv., MIKNDABACH, PASCHEN, CORMAN, GILES , WILKINB. , LAUN, PIPER. Third Row-NICHOLS, WILKEY, NOIl'1'0N, STUCHLIK. LENCIONE, WILSON, CARLING, MEDITCH, SPINKA, FOWLEH. Fa-an-th Row-ZEIGLER, Scuuurz, JOHNSON, UIIIJANEK, STUDENROTII, VAN Mm-En, XVEEDMAN, TI-IOMAH, OTTE. Rrrz. Fifth R010-BLAIR, HAIIDEIQ. Goon-MAN, CALEY. RENSIS, CLARKE, VVALLGREN, Wmfrz, RoEI-IL, ICUFLEWVBKI. , , 'n' - RHO CHAPTER Forty-One Active Chapters 17181: 4,-Zfgfi .1!':'?aN-039. Established ot Northwestern Foundedpt Bornord College -I Nga'-E' ' 1 897 'e '2f'5'4-' 1909 Quai!- bl li: SOROR IN FACULTATE PHYLLIS MONTGONIERY SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 JEAN FOWLER SUE GOODMAN , ADELE NICHfIL5! MAY NOli'1'0N FRANCES BLAIII . BIAHGARI-IT CALEY . .IEANNETTE CAHLING MAliX' Lou CoI1:vIAN LA VERN CHLES . AImxTII JOHNSON . PIIYLLIS AnNI:n . LULU BELLE CLAIIK DOR01'l1i' IVIANDAIIACH MAIIGAIIET RANEY EMMAJEAN DODDRIDGE JAYNE FURLONG . VERA LEE GOIIMAN . SI-IIRLISY HAJIDEII . . Evanston. Ill. . Canton. Ohio . Benton, Ill. Sedalia. Mo. Kewanee, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago. Ill. Beardstown. Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Proctor, Minn. Youngstown, Ohio . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago. III. Monroe, Mich. . Richmond, Ind. . Evanston, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ili. HELEN PICKING . BIAXINE ROEHL SIDONIA SPINKA Class SUSANNA LAUN . RUTH LENOIONE JEANNE LEPINE JEAN MCLEAN . JANET BIEDITCH JEAN 0lDONNELL . Bucyrus, Ohio . Joliet, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. of 1938 . St. James, Mo. . . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . NVauke,zan, Ill. . Indianapolis, Ind. . . Evanston, Ill. Class of 1939 BIBTTI' IQITZ . . Napoleon, Ohio FLORENCE SPRAFKA . Oak Park, Ill. EILEEN STANICK . Chisholm, Minn. GERALDINE STUDENIIO1-II . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1940 ADELE ICUFLEWSKI . . Chicago, Ill. PAULINE O'r'rE . . Chicago, Ill. RITA JANE PAIIKI-:lt Chicago, III. ELEANO11 YVILLBEY DELPHINE WILSON . BIAHION WIRTZ . Donorrn' YETTEII . PHYLLIS PoE'r'rI-:Il . ARLEEN RENSIS . ELEANOR SCI-IUL'rz DOIQETIIEA STUCHLIK NANCY XTAN NIETER PATRICIA xVEEDMAN EVA THOMAS . PHYLLIS WERMUTH ADI-:LE XVILKINS . JEAN ZEIGLEII . BETTY PABCI-IEN . RUTH PIPER . . New York, N. . Elmhurst, Ill. . De Kalb, Ill. . WVinnetka, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Chicago. Ill. Ft. NVayne. Ind. Oak Park, Ill. Elkhart Ill. 'Farmer City: Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Bargerton, Ohio Chicago, Ili, . Chicago, Ill. PEARL URIXANEK . . Oak Park, Ill. VIRGINIA YVALLGREN Evanston, Ill. Page 219 ALPHA PHI Ifront Row-ARNOLD, REISENEERG, BAssE'r'r, BROWN, WOOD, ICLINK, HOOK, SIZER, HAEERKORN, LEWVIS. GAss1-zu. DAY, EVERHART, beaoml IflI'lL'-HENDERSON, LINGLE, D. JOHNSON, OAs, LORD, WVELLNITZ, PLACEK, K, JOHNSON, HIKRT, DALY, FRANK, VVERNLE, SCHEUERMAN, MCDONALD. Third R07lY+HIPP, GANLEY, WILRER, HOENCK, KOHLER, WAIDNER, LEAOII, FOLOER, CARLsON, Hicxox, SI-EvENsoN, CORI.ETT, HOVI'EIIII ATTWOOD, Fourth R01l+wIILLIAlIB, CAESAR, HENDERsON, TGOIIER, LAIIESCHER, OLDBERG, Hncx, GREGORY, ENGSTROM. XVEEKS, FOSTER. I'IANLIN M.'KTSON. SEELER, BROOKIIY. Fifth Row-WRIGHT, WHITLEY, GRAY, Cs.-KINES, M. CEPEK, POLL, ILGENFRITz, B. CEPEK, KERSHNER, J. CEPEK, SMALL, VON MAIIR, GYKMBILL, LIGHTER. Thirty-Six Active Chapters BETA CHAPTER Founded at Syracuse University Established at Northwestern 1 872 1881 DORIS COREETT BETTY CEPEK . . Evanston, Ill. BEVEIZLY CORLETT . Battle Creek, Mich. KATHERINE CURIIE . Vllhite Plaines. N. Y. EVELYNE FOLGER . . Evanston, Ill. RUTH ATTIYOOD . MAXINE BERGER DORIS CAESAR . DOROTHY CARLSON IBABEL FRANK . JUNE CEPEK . JEAN EVERHART CAROL GAESER JEAN GREGORY Grand Rapids, Mich. . Pocotella, Idaho . Barrington, Ill. . . Chicago, Ill. . Dayton, Ohio Evanston. Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Gary, Ind. Chioa O Ill RITA JANE GRIEs .I Hulobard Wdoglsl Ill: JANE IiABE-RKORN M.ARY ARNOLD . DEBORAH BASBETT DORIS BROOKBY ALISON BROYVN . MARIAN CEPEK . BETTY JANE DALY STEPHANIE DAY LOUISE ENGsTROM MAIIY FOSTER . ELEANOR GAMRILL BIACGREGOR GTIAH' Page 220 . River Forest, Ill. . Dayton, Ohio . San Marino, Calif. . Evanston, Ill. Webster Groves. Mo. . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill, . Evanston. Ill. . . Peoria, Ill. . Milwaukee. Wis. . Oak Park, Ill. . Wauwatosa. Wis. SORORES IN FACULTATE PATRICIA OLIVER SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 HAIQRIET FORD . . Oneonta, N. Y. MARION GANLEY . Minneapolis, Minn. ANN HART . . Ft. Thomas, Ky. DOROTHY HOENCK . Fargo. N. D. Class of 1938 PATRICIA GAINEB . . Evanston, Ill. EDNIONA HENDERSON . Minonlc, Ill. DOLLY' KLINI-t . . Evanston, Ill. IEATHERINE KOHLER . Fairport, N. Y. Class of 1939 ROsEIIIARY HICKOX . Milwaukee, Wis. MARY' HORANSON . . Evanston, Ill. BONNIE ILGENTRITz St. Petersburg, Fla. ICATHERINE JOHNSON . Winnetka, Ill. PATRICIA .KELLY . Highland Park, Ill. MARY' LAUDSCHER . . Evanston, Ill. PEGGY LIGHTER . . Evanston, Ill. Class OI 1940 BILLIE H.NNLIN . ZELLA HENDERSON RUTH HIPR . . PATTY HOWELL . MARsHA HUOR . MARY HIICI-2 . DOIKOTHY JOHNSON FRANCES IEERSHNER PATRICIA LEWIS . BETTY LINGLE . Steubenville, Ohio Wilmette Ill '. Wilmettelllll . Centerville. Iowa Kenilworth, Ill. Kenilworth, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Clinton, Iowa . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. IEATHERINE GEORGE MARJOIIIE 'LEACE MARIE STEVENSON MARY XVILBER RUTH PI-'ISTERER JOYCE PLACEK . JANET POWERS . DORIS REISENDERG MARIYXNNE NVELLNITZ BETTE MCDONALD HARRIET SCLIEUERIIIAN BARBARA SESLER IQATRINK SIZER . IIIIARY VVAIDNER NANCY XVEEKS . DOROTHY XNHKTLEY BE1'T!' MATSON . VIRGINIA OAS . MARX' OLDRERG . RUTH POLL . JEAN SMALL . LOU TRILIBLE . LUIS TUCKER . MARY VON MAUR BETTY WERNLE . J OENE WOOD . JOYCE WVRIGHT . . Evanston. Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Aurora. Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Louisville, Ky. . Oak Park, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Joliet, Ill. Ironwood, Mich. . Elmhurst, Ill. . Pontiac, Ill. . Winnetka, Ill. . Wilmette, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston. Ill. . Evanston. . Evanston. . Detroit, Mich. Los Angeles, Calif. Kansas City, Mo. Indianapolis, Ind. Ill. Ill. . Winnetka. Ill. Davenport, Iowa . Evanston, Ill. Portland. Ore. . Oak Park, Ill. 1 I ALPHA XI DELTA Front Rau--CQLEMAN, lWATES, BIcoII1LLE'r, HOLIKIES. WVILSON, STIPEK, Secmul R0ll 'GI:XN:XKOPULOS, Scnoivixsuna, A. FENSKE, LEMPKE, DAI-II., NASH, SAMUELSON. Third Rane-CALLANDER. TOMAN, STEPHENS. DENIAND. Pumcn, D. CI-IAPIN. Fourth Rau--F. FENSKE, BROWVN, O'r'ro, Bocas, G. CHAPIN, Po'rTs. Fifty-Seven Active Chapters ALPHA THETA CHAPTER Founded at Lombard College Established at Northwestern 1893 ' ff 1921 SORORES IN FACULTATE MIRIAM BREWER HELEN E. LEE SHIRLEY Boca . CAIIQLYN CALLANDER ALMA FENSKE . IVIIRIAM BRQUILLET Donorrm' CHAPIN . ELEANOR COLEMAN MARIOHIE DAVIS . MARY E. ANDERSON RUTH Born . . DOLLY BROWN . JOAN Bmss1vIAN . . Chicago, Ill. . Malone, N. Y chicago, Ill: . Evanston, Ill River Forest. Ill . Milwaukee, Wie . Evanston, Ill . Milwaukee, Wis. . Evanston , Ill Evanston, Ill. Philadelphia, Pa, SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 CELEBTE GIANAKOPULOS . Chicago, Ill. KIKTHEHINE LEMPKE . Wilmette, Ill. MARY ELLEN MATES . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1938 HENRY Eu-'I-A HOLMES VIRGINIA HORNBROOK VIRGINIA NASH . RUTH OTTO . . Wichita Kan. . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Dayton, Ohio Class of 1939 GIIACI-1 Bosca . DOIIOTHY DAHL . JANE DEMAND . Evanston. Ill. Winnepeg, Can. . Chicago. Ill. Class of 1940 GENI-:vIEvE CHAPIN . River Forest, Ill. ICATHLEEN SMITH . ETHEL STIPEK . LUCILLE TOLIAN MARIAN PII-:RCE . EMILY Povrs . CAILOLYN Rmssxa . RUTH SCHOMBURG EVELYN SAMUELSON CHAIILo'r'rE STEPHENS FLORENCE FENSKE MARY JANE WILSON Alexandria. Ind. Chicago, Ill, Chicago, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Chicago. Ill. Detroit, Mich. Evansville, Ind. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill, Chicago, Ill. Gary, Ind Page 221 BETA SIGMA OMICRON Front RU1l'iNOX'ICKY, BARTH, WVATT5, RUSSELL. Secrmd Raw-Emcxsox, Bnocxxiunman, B.m-rx.E'r1'. Twenty-Two Active Chapters ALPHA LAMBDA CHAPTER Founded at University of Missouri Established at Northwestern 1 888 L 1 927 SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 FRANCES ISAHTH . . Evanston. Ill. ANITA Novlcxm' . Melrose Park, Ill. VIRGINIA RUSSEI.L . Van XVert, Ohio H Class of 1938 ELSIE B,xR'rLE'r'r . . Manly, Iowa 'I'uELM.x EuIc:Ks0N . . Evanston, Ill. INA HOLXIBEIKG . Evariston, Ill. Gwrm Bnocxmrnnmn Porter, Ind. Vxvmx W.-vmfs . . Clucago, Ill. Pagz 222 Class of 1940 CHI OMEGA 1'l7'0'IIt Row-Fnsunm, CASE, KNAIIP, WENuzEL, SMITH, STOKES, QUINN. BIILLER. RAWLINGS, BELLAIvn'. Sccnnri Row-BAILEY, BOLING. NORTIICUTT, SPRINGER, WILLIAMS, MERILLAT, ALLEN, Coomas, ICOHLER, XV.-XRD, REINCKE. Third Ram-.lEsTEn, RENECH, ICLEIHEGE, FRANKLIN, CoLuNs, HULICK, TIIUNDLE, RUSBEIIL, PAULEY, IIUBENS. SCHOEN. 1 ourLh R0ll -BUTZLOIPF, CREED, BECKEII, BOLTON, XVARREN, BERGER, XVBITE, BILLINGS, LowELL, WILDING, HEPNEE. Fifth R010-SCHMITZ, HUTSELL, ICROPF, PUSTER, ICRAFT, ZKELLOUGH, VVELLS, PETERSON, PIERsoN, Tooixn-:I', GOODARD, EVANS. Ninety Active Chapters Mfg, 55 I XI CHAPTER .0 ' ' Founded at University of Arkansas '-V ' Established at Northwestern , ,.,,.i .' J, 1 S95 .- 1901 H1-:LI-:N COLLINS . NIADGE FRANKLIN . ICATHHEPIN HQLIIIEE HELEN BUECIIER . JANE BERGER . JANET BOLTON . ROISEILTA BUTZLORI' HELEN CREED . AAIAIKY LOU FOSCUE ALICE BAILEY . CiEORGETTE IQECKHR Ii.-XTHRYNPJ BILLINGS BETTY RULING . JOAN Coomss . AIARY Lnuisis ALLEN BETTY BELLAMY . NANCY CASE . JULIET EVANS . HEIIEN HEPNER . BETTx'KELLoIIuI-I . Evanston, Ill. . D0trrIil:,1NIir-li. Evanston, II1. . Racine, Yvis. , Mexico. Din. Riverside, Calif. . ChiI-ago. Ill. Ft. Worth. Texas . XVi1n1ette, Ill. Evmistoii, Ill. . lVilII'Iet.te, Ill. Milwaukee, Wis. . Cliirzaplo. Ill. Knlzulixlzon. Mich. . -lvilniette, Ill. . Evanston. Ill. . Chicago. Ill. Detroit, Mich. . Chicragiz, Ill. . Cliicaggo, Ill. SOROR IN FACULTATE ELEANOR LEVVIS SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 IVIARGARET PIULICK . Shelbyville, Ill. JANE ICLEIHEGE . . Hammond, Ill. Class of 1938 E'I'HELWVYNNE MERILLAT . ClIic:agO. Ill. SHIRLEY NORTECUTT . BeardstowII, Ill. .JAYNE lNlILLER . . Evanston. Ill. l'ANIELLA PAULEY . . Evanston, Ill, SHIRLEY RUSSELL . . Chicago, Ill, Class of 1939 BETTY I'IUT5ELL . . Evanston. Ill. IELEANOR ICNAPP . . Evmistnn, Ill. JEANNE ICHAFT . . BisIIIarclI, N. D. IQATHEIIINE ICROPF . Chicago, Ili. EVELYN ICOBLER BIARY LOKVELL . DORIS PARMENTER HELEN PETERSON NIARTHA RAWVLINGS . Evanston, Ill. Hamilton, Ohio South Bend. Ind. . Wilmette, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. .TOEEPIIINE iVICALLlSTEIl, Highland Pk., Ill. IQATHHYN IQUBENS . IXATHARINE TFIIUNDLE NIARCYA PIJETEII . MIKIQIANNE SPRINGER JEANNE STOKES . CATHERINE XVAHREN .IEANETTI-J XVENDZEL NIARY WHITE . IVIARIIERI' QUINN . GLOIKIQX RENSCH . BETTY SCI-IOEN . DOROTHEA Tooimzx' JOAN XVILLIAMS . IoNE REINCKE . CAROLINE ScImITz VIRGINIA SIIIITII . CHAIII WARD . . RIAILJURIE WvELLS . IVIARGERI' WILDING . . Evanston. Ill. . Ashton, Md. . Evanston, Ill. . Mansfield, Ohio . Cllicugo, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Coloma, Mich. . Evanston, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . LaGrange, Ill. . Tulsa., Okla. . Wichita, Kan. . Evanston, Ill. Glencoe, Ill. . Chicago. Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Pleasantville, N. Y. Page 223 DELTA DELTA DELTA Ijjrant Rflili'-HAZEN, STEINER, PIPER, PLATE, THOMPSON, IIUDSON, IJAXVBON, FREELAND, UILICE, WILLS, SANFORD, HIXRRIS, BRAASCH. .Second Row-M. HUNTING, JONES, Bunn, CARLYLE, Bovis. L. MCGRAW, G. McGRAw, P. I-IITcncocK, D. Hrrcucocx, PIOAGLAND, E. JENKINS, GREENE, BUTLER, D. JENKINS. Third R01U'-'MUELHOFITEIl, GARFITT. WVALSH, O'NEILL, BRUCE, SHIVELY. Booz, GRABOWSKI, CARTMELL, VAN DER LINDE, MCCLEARY, PASCHE, FORSYTI-IE. Fourth Rllill-'TEALL, BURNETTE, ANDERSON, N1ELsoN, ICIRWAN, CRAWFORD, ROSS, CLELAND, BLACK, I-IAUSER, F. IVOLFE, CLARK, LONG- ' NECKER, MACILRAITI-I, MACGONVAN, SI-IAvER, GAY. Fifth Row-Coon, W. NVOLF, MILLER, E. HUNTING, McDOWELL, JACKSON, ELLIOTT, FROEHLING, Gounvis, STONE, ACKER, NAROW'ETZ, QIIINN, BARNES. Eighty-Nine Active Chapters UPSILON CHAPTER Founded at Boston University Established at Northwestern ' 1888 1895 SARA ANDERSON . HELEN Booz . Cleveland, Texas VVilmette, Ill. VIRGINIA BLACK . Cedar Rapids, Iowa NINA BRUCE . ISABELLE BIIRD . MARY CAIILYLE . CECILE FORSYTHE . HELEN BARNES . JEAN BUHNETTE . ELAINE CARTRIELL MILDRED DAWVBON . JOAN ELLIOTT . . NIARGARET FREELAND BARBARA GARI-'ITT GEILTRUDE GRABOWSKI IVIARGARET GREENE . GWVENYTH ACKER . CHARLOTTE BRAASCH CAROLYN BUTLER . BETTY FROEHLING . EDYTHE HENDERSON ANN BOVIS . BETTY CLARK . . BETTY CLELAND . BETTE COOK . JEAN GAY . Evanston, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Valdosta, Ga. Monroe City, Mo. . Terrell, Texas Hartford, Mich. Greenville, Ill. Monroe City, Mo. Connersville, Ind. . Dallas, Texas Evanston, Ill. . Escanaba, Mich. Nashville, Tenn. South Bend. Ind. Bronxville, N. Y. Oskaloosa, Iowa . Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. . Oelwein. Iowa . Chicago, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Sidney Ohio . l Niagara Falls, iN. Y. HELEN Gouovxa . New Rochelle, N. Y. Page 224 SOROR IN FACULTATE GRACE MANSON SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 DORIS HITCI-IcocK . Evanston, Ill. PHYLLIS HITCHCOCK . Evanston, Ill. RUTH HOAGLUND . . Winnetka, Ill. ELEANOR HUNTING . Cedar Rapids, Iowa MARIAN HUNTING . Cedar Rapids, Iowa MARY JEAN KIRW'AN . Bartlesville, Okla. GWEN IEROEHL . . Evanston, Ill. BETTY KYSELA . . Bartlesville, Okla. Class of 1938 BEBBIE PIENDERSON . Chicago, Ill. BETTY PIOXVSER , . Kenilworth, Ill. VIRGINIA HUDSON . Pocahontas, Iowa DOROTHY JACKSON . Philadelphia, Pa, EDITH JENKINS . . Chicago, Ill. MAMIE JONES . Mt.. Pleasant, Tenn. JANA LONGNECKER . Sioux City, Iowa JANET NIACILRAITH . Wilmette, Ill. Class of 1939 DOROTHY JENKINS . Chicago, Ill. LOIS JOHNSTON . . Chicago, Ill. MARY MCSHERRY . South Bend. Ind. JUNE NAROWETZ . Park Ridge. Ill. Class of 1940 BARBAR.A HARRIS . Washington, D. C. MARX' HAGEN . . . Rye, N. Y. MARIANNA MACGOWIKN . Greenville,Ohio FLORENCE PLATE . . Evanston, Ill. VIRGINIA Ross . . Evanston, Ill. MADGE MCCLEARX' DOROTHY' IVICDOWELL GEIIALDINE MOGRAW LYDIA MCGIIAYV . JEAN VAN nER LINDE MAIIY NVARNER . IVILHELMINA XVOLF BARBARA MILIIER . LILA MUELHOEEER MISRJORIE NIELSON ALICE fJ,NElLL , JEAN PIPER . MARGARET SHAVER JUBTINE SHIVELT . MARY TEALL . . FRANCES WOLEE SHIRLEY PASCHE DOROTHY QUINN . MURXEL SHERER . MARJORY STI-:INER DOLORES WALSH GERTRUDE SANFORD BETTY' JANE STONE JUNE THOMPSON . RUTH URICI-: . . Detroit, Mich . . Evanston, Ill. . Chicago. Ill. . Chicago. Ill. Wauwatosa. Wis. Herculaneum, Mo. Fairmont, Minn. . Canton, Ohio . Chicago, Ill. , Clinton, Iowa San Diego. Calif. Detroit, Mich. Blytheville. Ark. . Dayton, Ohio Kansas City, Mo. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Detroit, Mich. Rochester, Minn. Bloomington, Ill. . Memphis, Tenn. . Vinton, Iowa MARY JANE VAN BUSKIRK . Evanston, Ill. LORA XVILLS . . Washington, D. C. DELTA GAMMA F1-ant Rom-MARSHALL, GEORGE, SYEES, MCDANNELL, KNEII-I, HUCIIEH, WILLIAMSON, COYNE, STOCKS. Second HUIU-VOGEL, Noinna. MOOIIE, MOLYNEAIIX, HANCIII-I1-'r, AIIMBTRCNC. LYIIICK, NEILBEN, ARMS. SHEARON. Third Row-I-IUTCHINS, BIIIIRY, KIIOGSTAD. COALE, BENEDICT, AMMERMAN, COOK, CHASE, LELAND, SELLMAN, POPE. I om-th Roni-SIQINNEY, BARKEII, VAWTER, EIIIIINGSON, JOYCE. STAREK, MCWIKNE, TIOLDEN, RICHARDS, COLLESTER, ENGLISH. Fifth RU'lLl-QWVELLS, LEIIIIITCN, FALK, KE1'frIcoN, LAMBRIGHT, EICIIMANN, BENNINGEOVEN, GILMOIKE, BODTKE, BUETTNEE, W:XECH'FER, NEEVES Fofiwsighf Active Chapters SIGMA CHAPTER ICATHLEEN AMIIIEIIMAN JUNE BENEDIC1' . VIRGINIA CHASE . M.ARIAN COLLESTI-:II HEI.EN Cook . . ELEANoII DonCsoN . . Evanston, Ill. Chicago, Ill. . Chicago. Ill. . Spencer. Iowa . Hinsdale, III. . McLean, Ill. FRANCES AIIMSTRONG . Silver Spring, Md. MAn.IoruE Bisnoif . ALICE BUIIIIY . . Rrrrn COALE . EDITH COYNE . JANE DIGNIXN NONA BENNINGHOVEN MAIITHA BODTKE . VIRGINIA BUETTNEIC INIAUD EICHMANN . BETTY' ENGLISH . JEAN FEUSTEL . JEAN ARMS . . MlIilAM BAIIKEII . MILDIIED ELIIINGSON ALICE PIANCIIETT . . Evanston, Ill. Fort Waync. Ind. XVinnetka. Ill. . Wilmette, Ill. . Carnegie, Pa. . Chicago, III. Des Moines, Iowa . Chicago, III. . Evanston, III. Ft. Wayne, Ind. . Winnetka, III. . Evanston, III. . Evanston, III. . Evanston, III. . Evanston, III. Founded ot Lewis Institute U Established cut Northwestern 'I 874 '- I 'I 882 wffabgl -fly, SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 ELIZABETH HILL . . Ottumwa, Iowa JANET HUCI-IES . . Altoona. Pa. JOSEPHINE ICROGSTAD . NVinona, Minn. BETTY LAIIIIRIIIIVI' . Shaker Hts.. Ohio JEAN LELANII . . Rockford, III. M ARCEIL LYDICK . Moline, Ill. ESTIIER MARSHALL . Charleston, Mo. Class of 1938 Donornv FALK . . Chicago. Ill. VIRGINIA GOOIDENOXX' . Chicago. Ill. ELIZIXIIETH HALLEII ELAINE HIITCIIINS BIAICBARA ICETTRON HELEN Ih'1CWANE JEAN MITCHELL . Class FRANCES GEORGE JEANE GILMORE SALLY HUXFO1lD . RUTH J oI'cE . MARJEIIX' MOORE ELIZABETH NEEVES . Ravinia. III. . Evanston, Ill. . Macomb, Ill. Birmingham, Ala. . Wilmette, III. of 1939 . Dayton, Ohio VVadsworth. Ohio . Evanston, Ill. Kenilworth, Ill. . Evanston. III. Evanston, III. Class of 1940 JOAN' HOLDEN . . Highland Park, Ill. JACQUELINE ICNEIP . . Oak Park, Ill. JANET LEIGHTON . . Evanston. Ill. PIIvLLIs INICDANNELL FRANCES PAYNE . HAIIRIET PETZ . RUTH SAPPENEIELD CATHERINE VOGEL . DORTHEA XV.-SECHTER MARGARE1' SELLMAN ALICE SHEARON . . Moline, Ill . Winnetka, Ill. Montclair. N. J. . Geneva. Ill. Indianapolis, Ind. . Omaha, Neb. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ft. Wayne, Ind. DOROTHY SIBIPSON, Oklahoma City, Okla MARION TowNE . Hortonville. Wis. HELEN WVELLS . . Lake Forest, Ill. KAY WVILLIAMSON . River Forest, Ill. MARGARET NIELSEN . Lake BluiT,.Ill. LoIIIsE NOBLE . Benton Harbor, Mich. CAROLINE POPE . LIMILY RICHARDS . SHIRLEY SYKES . JANET VAVVTER . JANE MOLYNEAUX AMY STAREK . JEAN Srocxs . GRACE WEBER . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Fort Wayne, Ind. Scarsdale. N. Y. Kenilworth, Ill. . Chicago, III. Evansville, Ind. . Chicago, Ill. Pag: 225 DELTA ZETA Front Row-H,n'ns, BUTTS, NIAHERIS, Kmnm, VANDERASEK, CROVVELL. Swim! Raw-H.mTnEnG, BOLM.-SN, GLENZ, BANN1-zxninw, Scnmnr, Lvoxs. 1'E1m1L. Third R010-'STEVENSON, MCCART1', Scxiuxxrz, Ixol-IPKE, FIFE, LYON. Thirty-Nine Active Chapters ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER Founded at Miami University Established at Northwestern 1902 1920 GENEVIEVE BANNERMAN, Red Granite Wis. MARG.um'r BOLMAN . Fort VVayne, Ind Donouix' BRANDES . Evanston, Ili ILUTH BUTTS . . . Brazil, Ind. EDNA Firm , Chicago, 111 FERN LYON . LILLIAN LYONS . . Great Lakes, Ill Wilmette, Ill Ag, FLORENCE Cl!O1N'ELL . Page 226 Evanston, Ill. SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 MAnGAiun'1'GLENz . . Chica1.:o,I1I ELizA1sE1'l-I H:XIiTBERG . Marionette, Wis. RIJTH Homnmne . . Evanston, Ill Donor!-n' JANE JOHNSON . Chicago, Ill ICATHERINE IEEEFE . . Chicano, Ill Class of 1938 JOANNA Mmnsrns Juliet, Ill. Class of 1939 NIARION KOEPKE . . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1940 ROBEHTA P1-:Tx-JRSON . Xvilmette, Ill. iY1ARGARE'l' SCHMIDT . Chicago. Ill. . Mt. Lebanon. Pa. ALICE STEVENSON . M,n'B1-:Lu-: Tmmn. . Portuguese E. Africa HELEN Wmsmszn . St. Louis, Mo. . . Chicago. Ill. . Chicago. Ill. MARY McCAn'rx' Donorrnv Scuuurz . GRACE V.-XNDERASEK . Evanston. Ill. GAMMA PHI BETA F 'r 't 1f0'll'1NIAH.TIN. BIIENNER, PERRY, CIR.-KF, LAIIBERT, HERSHEY, SANDS, MCGAIIIIAN, WVISE, J. IIUNTEII, V. HUNTEII, BARTELAIE. 'L .5 Secuml Row-SCLUM, CRICKMER, NIANSFIELD DAY, TWEED, BOLLEIK, LEIII-'LER, LYNCH, PECK, CIIRNELL, FAIJLRNER, LAEUE, HERBERT, J 1 I OHJCNEN. Thin! Rmir-LANHIPORIJ, DIEs, IVIAHER, WVINTER, M. RIAY, MCBROOAI, OGLE, SCOTT, ABEHG, FVERGUS, V. DoRAN, RHODES. Fourth RU'll?1BRADEN, LAAIRERT, DIISTIIIAN, OAKES, PIIELIIS, NELSON, CLEIII, LEE, MCGEE, BAUERS, NIILLER, HART, QUARTUN, THOMAS, ANDERSON. STOCKER, PETERSON. F'ifllLR01LY-BOBBITT, O'NElIIL, GARRIsoN, I3. DORAN, MARCUS, RUPRECHT, BUNTING, LoEsEL, BENNETT, BLACK, FRENCH, BELT, RAY, BAKER, MCCOY, HEIN, JOHNSON, HARRIS. Q ve.. . Forty-Six Active Chapters f . EPSILON CHAPTER Founded at Syracuse University Established at Northwestern 1874 1888 'U .gf LOIKHAINE ABEHG . EMA LOUISE BAUERS JEAN Bnomcs . MEREIIITH CRICRIIER I'IENliIETTA I-,IES . VIRGINIA DORAN . EDITH DUSTMAN . IXIAIIGARET BELT . FRANCES BLACK GLoRIA BQLLER GIIIACJE BRADEN . :KAY BRI-:NNER . VIRGINIA ANDERSON EVELYN BEvNErr . MARJORIE Boixnrrr MARY CLI-:II . ROSE MARY DAY . EIICENIE DURAN . MARY ALICE FRENCH JEANErrE Gam . BEFPY I-IEASHEY . IXIARY ALLEN . VIREINIA BIKEII . JEAN BIINELIII-I . AUDREY BUNTING . LARRY CJ'!N'ELL . VIRGINIA DELAIDIIR River Forest, Ill. . LHGFSIILIC, Ill. . Chicagzo. Ill. , Huntington, W. Va. Terre Haute, Ind. . Rockford, Ill. YVestport, Conn. Lakewood, Ohio . Racine, Wis. . Chicago, Ill. Evanston, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. . Chicago. Ill. . Kankakee. Ill. . Paxton, Ill. . NVilmette, Ill. . Rockford, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Evanston, Ill. . Evanston. Ill. . E lanston. Ill. . E JB,T1!tOil. Ill. . Northzrofzk, Ill. . Peuria, Ill. . CTIic1fz,:i. . Evanston, Ill. Ill. SORORES IN UN IVERSITATE Class of 1937 BETTY FORCE . . JERRY FERGUS . PEGGY GRIFFIN . KAY HART . IVIARY LANKFQRD VIRGINIA LEE GRACE MAGEE . . JANICE MAHER . . Class cf 1 BETSY GARRISON . ELLEN I'IEIN . . VIRGINIA HUNTEII . PHYLLIB LAMBERT .' T Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Nvnukegan, Ill. Evanston, Ill. erre Haute, Ind. Oak Park, Ill. Ft. Dodge, Iowa 938 . Evanston, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Muskegon, Mich. Kankakee . , Ill. IYIAIIGARET LISTING . Western Springs, Ill. Cfass of 1939 Lors Hosxnvs JANE HUNTER LEAH PIERBERT LOUISE LAMIIERT . JANE LEFFLEII . ELAINE LYNCH . RUTH MARcIJs . PEGGY MARTIN LOUISE MCCOY . Class of 1 GEYITRUDE FAULK NEI! R KCHEL HAIIIIIS . Evanston, Ill. Muskegon, Ill. Hagerstown, Md. . Newton, Iowa . Chicago, Ill. EVZIIIBLLTII, Ill. Louisville, Ky. Norwalk, Ohio . Berwyn, Ill. 940 . Chicago, Ill, . Joliet, Ill. NIARGAREI' JOHNS ON . Fort IVayne. Ind. PATRICIA LABUS . Wisconsin Rapids, NVis. BEPSY LOESEL . . BErrY PECK . , Lakewood, Ohio South BeIId, Ind. Annrs McBRooIII ELIZIXBETH MILLER J EANNE OGLE , JANE PHELPS . BIARGUERITE RAY JANE RHODES . VIRGINIA SCOTT , BAIARION MANSFIELIJ BETTY Lou OAKES MELBIK PERRY . IXIARGARET RUPIIECHT JEAN WINTER . JEAN Ih1CGfXIYR.AN J EANE1-TE NELSON MARY fj'NEILL I'IELEN PETERSON MARY' PIIELPS . ELEANOR POHJONEN RAE SOLITM . JANE STOCKEH . Doms VVISE . BETsY QCA RToN . MARY JANE RAY RACHEL SANDS . EILPIEN THOMAS . Kankakee, Ill. . . Peoria, Ill. . XVaterloo, Iowa . Wilmington, Del. . . Chicago, Ill. Terre Haute. Ind. Grand Rapids, Mich. . Evanston, Ill. . Clinton, Iowa . Leipsic, Ohio . Dubuque, Iowa . Chicago, Ill. . Evanston, Ill . . Chicago, Ill' . Chicago, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . VVilIuington, Del. . Chisholm, Minn. Chica-ro. Ill. 'cievbmnd Htsi Ohio . . Chicago, Ill. Cedar Rapids, Iowa . Chicago, Ill. . Vtfaukegan, Ill. . Golden, Ill. MARJORIE TWEED . . Evanston, Ill. -JUNE VERNON . Chicago, Ill, Page 227 KAPPA ALPHA THETA Front Ron--WILsoN,HHILL, LINN, DAY, Loomis, HFIIINDON, SCRIPPS, SSVENSON, STEVENS, WI-IIJELER, ICASISCHKE, Second Ron--I-IosvE,mSEIDEL, TRILIBLE, SCHUELER, SCI-IMITT, BREWER, GILBERT. YVHEELER, NEWTON, IIOUSER, LONG, NDYES, MOYER. Third Itou:-BEST, AMEND, PAYNTER, PORTER, DAVIDSON. BI-mmm, BURNI-IAM, IVARREN, GRIGGS, BRYAN, JERNEGAN, JOHNSON. Fourth Raw-KENNY, ISLHY, BIOULTON, GRAYSTON, BROWN, SUNDLOI-IF, LI-:E,WHITEHoUsIs, G. SHAKV, CHRISTOPHERSEN. GRoIsIAN, YVAGNER, LONGLEY. Fift1ISl6vw4TItUIuI-, DAvIusON, BRACR, HENRY. GRAssET'r, M. SHAW, IXAHEL, HELM, IMIG, B. TAYLOR, V. TAYLOR, WINSLONX', BLANTGN. CPHAR. Sixty-Three Active Chapters ,gy -,ff TAU CHAPTER Founded at De Pauw University l ii! Established at Northwestern MARIORIE AMI-:ND . BETTY Banu . . hi,-XRJORIE BEEBE . IVIILDRED BEST . FRANCES BRYAN . VIRGINIA BURNHAM BETTY CHILDS . BONNIE DONYXIIUE MARY ALBTED . FLORENCE BROCK . DOROTHY IJAVIDSON JEAN DAVIDSON . GERTRUDE HIKINES EILIZABETH I-IARDWICK M ILIJ RI-:D BREYVER M.kIiY BRONVN . . MARJORIE GILBERT JEAN HENRY . . MAIIJORIE HGUBER JUNE CHRIsToPHnRsoN DOROTHY' DAY . JEANNE GRAssaT'r . RUTH GROAIAN . IBABELLE Hown . PHYLLIB ISLEY . GEORGIA ICASISCHKE Page 228 1870 1887 . Evanston, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Kenilworth, Ill. . Chicago. Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Montclair, N. J. . CFESLIJII, Iowa Dallas, Texas Appleton, Wis. . Anderson, Ind. Syracuse. N. Y. . Evanston, Ill. Evanston, Ill. . Reading, Mass. , Chicago. Ill. Hammond. Ind. Detroit, Mich. . Chicago, Ill. . Omaha, Neb. . Green Bay, Wis. . Chicago, Ill. . VVinnetka, Ill. Hammond, Ind. . Chicago, Ill. Tulsa Okla. , -St. Joseph: Mich. SOROR IN FACULTATE VIRGINIA IVIARTIN SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 RUTH FAIINTZ . . Chicago, Ill MARGERYGRAYSTON . PIUI1tIllf.It0l'l,IIilE FRANCES GRIGGis . VIRGINIA HAYS . MARJORII-3 HELM . JOAN IMIG . . VIRGINIA JOHNSON Evanston, Wilmette. Evanston. ghland Park, . Chicago, Class of 1938 GERTRUDE HERNDON . Tulsa, Okla. CALIEIIUN .IERNEGAN . Chicago, Ill. MARGAIIET' ICENNEY . Evanston, Ill. ISABEL LONGLEY . Fond du Lac, Wis. NIARGARET Looms . Glencoe, Ill. Class of 1939 JANE LEE . . Evanston. CAROL IIINN . . . Evanston, PEGGY MCMREKIN Evanston, MARGERY MOUL1'ON Evanston. Class of 1940 MADEIIINE LONG . Winnetka, VIRGINIA MGYERB Evanston. SALLY NEXVTON . Evanston, Ill VIRGINIA RAHEL . . Omaha, Neb GEORGIANA SHAW' . . Dixon, Ill MARY Louisa SHAW . . Chicago, Ill. DOROTHY' SPAHR . Indianapolis, Ind. MiXRJ0llIE ICELLY VIRGINIA ICIRK . D0li0THY PAYNTER HELEN SCHMITI' . MARTHA SCHUELER VIRGINIA SCOTT . ELIZABETH TAI1' BAIIBAIIA XVILEY NANCY PORTER . BETTY SCRIPPS . JANE SUNDLOFII' PHYLLIS SVVENSON BETTY TRIAIBLE JI-:AN WINSLONW' . VIRGINIA NoYns . BARBARA. TAYLOR VIRGINIA YFAYLOR MAIIY TOWLE . BARRARA TRUMP . PATBY STEI-'FRN PI1YLLIs STEVENS JANET XVAGNEII . St.. Louis, Mo. . Evanston, Ill. Anderson, Ind. . Logansport, Ind. . Chicago, Ill. Ft. Thomas, Ky. Washington. D. C. Pittsburg, Pa. . Evanston. Ill. . Evanston, Ill. , Wilmette, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Aurora. Ill. . Evanston, lll. , Evanston, Ill. . Winnetka, Ill. Winnetka , , , Ill. . Oshkosh, Wis. . Kenilworth, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Paxton, Ill. Bloomington, Ill. DOROTHY WVHEELER . Evanston. Ill. JOSRPHINE XVI-IEELER . . Peoria. Ill. BARBARA XVHITEHOUSE . Evanston, Ill. JANE WILSON . . Mansfield, Ohio KAPPA DELTA I 'iTrsL RUll'iMCDONNELL, ANHEISER, LJOULTON, LEN'rscI-I, VILDEEILLE, LEAVERTON, EWING, G. BEHREL, WIXLLINGFOIQD. Sacrmil Rl1'llYi-JACKSON, PUTERBARGH, SNVENSON, I'IORSCHKE, MCNEAL, C. LUMPP, D. LUNI-If, GROENER, MCDONOUGI1. JONES. Third RlI'U7'NAUN!ANN, Crvxs, MILI.s, CoU'r'1's, LAIRD, MOCKLEIC, FINGULIN, OSTLER, JAcoEs, JOHNSON. Fmirth RU'lU1SAWTELL, ZMNIIAL, HINES, BEIIREL. M. PHILP, Guws, RICHARDSON, MAURE, MAU. Fifth Rau.-PLAcKE'r'r, WOODRUFE, SCHARF, APPELRY, IvARsoN, L. SXVENSON, ANDERSON, Kmsr, ENo'LEHAnn'r, REED. Q. sixty-Eight Active Chapters F2 LAMBDA CHAPTER Founded at Virginia State Normal Y J Established at Northwestern 1897 1907 DIARY HELEN BANDEH ETIIEL ANDERSON GRACE CIvIs . FANNI' I-IoRscI1KE KATHL1-:EN Am1EI.m' GENEVIEVE B1-Zulu-:L BETBY Bunn . CAIIOL FINGULIN . ELIZ.ABETH I'I'INEH BE1-rv Com'-rs . IVIARY E. EXNING NIAXINE GROENER GEORGIA ANHEISEI! Winnetka, Ill. Oak Park, Ill. . . Chicago, . Harrisburg, Pa. . Downers Grove, Ill. . . Chicago, Webster Groves, Mo. . Warsaw, Ind. Evanston, Ill. Libertyville. Ill. Chicago, Ili. , Chicago, Ill. MERCEDES IZEHREL . Downers Grove, Ill. JEANETTE ENGELHAIIDT . Chicago, Ill. EvE1.vN Guuxs . . Chicago, Ill. Ill. Ill. V is SORORES IN FACULTATE SORORES IN Class ISYLE JOHNSON . VIVIEN LAIRD . Class JEANNE JACOBS . GRETHA JONES . VIRGINIA MAU . MAIIY E. MOUIJTON JUANITA PIIILP . BET'FY' PLACKETT Class UNIVERSITATE of 1937 . Evanston, Ill. . Des Plaines, Ill. of 1938 . Winnetka.. Ill. . Fargo, N. D. . Oak Park, Ill. . Ishpeming, Mich. . Evanston, Ill. . Pittsburgh, Pa. of 1939 PHYLLIS IVARSON . . Evanston, Ill. HELEN LEAVERTON . Longview, Texas MARGUERITE LEN'I'scH . Chicago, Ill. EILEEN MCDONNELL . Lake Geneva.,XVis' Class of 1940 RUTH ANN JACKSON . Chicago. Ill. JEAN VILDEBILLE IXATHRYN lxmsr BARBARA MAURE . Des Plaines, Ill . . Chicago, Ill. . Hempstead, N. Y. BETTY MCDONAUGH . Evanston, Ill. LAMAR SHERIDAN XVARRICK MARGUETilTE MOCKLER . Wilmette,II1. CHARLOTTE NA UMANN MARGARET OBTLEH . . Joliet, Ill. Park Ridge, I11. BETTX' PUTERBAUGH . Milledgeville, Ill. ELIZABETH ANN REED . El Dorado. Ark. BETTY SAWVTELL . Miles City, Mont. LOUISE SwENsoN . LUCILLE VVALLINGFORD GRACE SCHARF , MARION STILES . Li.-XRCELLA ZAIRI-IAL . BETTY MERRIEIELD VIRGINIA RICI-IAnDsoN PEARL SXVENSON . HELEN WOOD1iUFF . Denver, Colo. Maywood, Ili. Chicago, Ill. Luke Bluff, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Evanston. Ill. Turtlelake, Wie. Readlyn, Iowa . Chicago, Ill. Page 229 ICATHARINE MAYRAND . Evanston. Ill KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Frnnt Raw-LANSING, TOWNSEND, DITNNING, PRYCE, INDOE, SALZBUHY, HO1'LAND, SLEEP, STUART. Sncrmrl If0'll'7MA1'RAND, HARDY, EDELEN, BATTER, LEFFINXVELL, J. NIOIUSON, IVIORISON, RIERCER, JOHNSON. Third RIMFESMOTHERS, CHASE. PATILLO, J. McINTosH, NICIQARAHAN, NIILLIKEN, XVAKEMAN, WILLIAMSON, JENNINGS. Fourth H1110-STUIl'l'EVAN'I', HARTLEY, BEARDSLEY, FRANK, TOMLTNSON, HOFF, VANCE, HARTMAN, GRAY. Fifth Rlflll-BALHATCHET, RAYMOND, SCHULTE, MORRILL, MONSTER, E. McINTosn, BAMRORD, CDROSWVAY, FUDGE, STROUD. Seventy-One Active Chapters it UPSILON CHAPTER Founded at Monmouth College 'fE'lll'i7:f'i 7 ll' Established Ot Northwestern 1 870 1 ease HELEN ABHHY . . Roachdale, Ill. BEATMICE BAMIFORD . . Chicago, Ill. MIXRIAN BARBER . Hubbard VVoocls, Ill. JEA NNE BERTIAUX PHYLLIS BRADSIIAW DOli0'l'HX' CLINE . ALICE CJRAXVFORD . NANCY ARTES ROSE BOTZUM . ELOISE CH.ASE . BETTY' CRILLEY . MARY JANE FONVEL EDITI-I FOSTER. . MARION HAHTLEY L Streator, Ill. Oak Park, Ill. Evanston, Ill. . Newcastle, Pa. Hig 'Ha Evanston, Ill. Akron, Ohio Evanston, Ill. YVinnetka, Ill. hland Pk.. Ill. Evanston, Ill. gerstown , Ind. OSEPHINE BALHATCHET . Wilniette, Ill. MARTIIA BEARDBLEY, Cedar Rapids, Iowa SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 PATRICIA DORSON . Highland Park, Ill Battle Creek, Mich . Indianapolis, Ind . . Glenview, Ill . Fort Wayne, Ind . . Kenilworth, Ill BETTY JENNINGS . BETTY ICALLEEN VIRGINIA ICLAPP BETTY LONG . JANE IVICINTOSH HELEN MOKARAI-IAN . Evanston, Ill Class of 1938 MARY' JANE HOYLAND . Kansas City, Mo. ALICE INIJOE . . . Omaha, Neb GAIL ICIMBELL . Newton Center, Mass JEAN MCINTOSH . . Wilmette, Ill DOROTHY MORRILL . . Evanston. Ill Lois MOULTON . , Evanston, Ill LOIS NELSON , . Evanston, Ill Class of 1939 LORRAINE LANSING . Jersey City, N. J. LENORE DUNNING . . Evanston, Ill. IXJARJORIE FRANK . South Bend, Ind. MARTHA FUIJGE . Crawlordsville, Ind. SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON . Chicago, Ill. DOROTHY BATTER . Kenilworth, Ill. BETTY CARLISLE . South Bend, Ind. MAIiIETT.A CROl?lTHVi'AI'l', Bloomington, Ill. JANE EDELEN . Mexico City, Mexico JANE GRAY . , San Jose. Calif. NIARY LOUISE IIARDY . Evanston, Ill. Page 230 M.ARJOIlIE INIERCER Nl,-KRY O'CONNOR JEAN PERRILI. . BETTY JANE PRYCE . Chicago, Ill . Ottawa, Ill . Wilmette, Ill . Evanston. Ill Class of 1940 ELOUIEE HARTMAN . Park Ridge, Ill JOAN Hom-' . . . Auburn, Ind. RUTH CfKIiDLX'N JOHNSON . Chicago, Ill BARBARA LEI-'FINGWELL . Evanston, Ill EUNTCE MCINTOSH . Vllilmette. Ill JENNIE MORISON . . Sterling, Col DO1t0THY' MEAKER JoAN NIILLIKEN . JANE PELTON . BETTIE SI-:YAIOIIR . VIRGINIA SMITH . M ARTHA SMOTBERS . JOAN XVAKEMAN . . Evanston, Ill. . Omaha. Neb. Chicago, Ill' . Oak Park, Ill. . Wilmette. Ill. San Marino. Calif' . Evanston. Ill. ROSEMARY O'NEALL . Crawfordsville, Ind. IXJARY ALYS PATILLO LANE Roux' . . EVELY'N SHUAIAN . JEANNE SHUMNYAY . . Evanston, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. . Winnetka, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. ELIZABETH VFOMLINSON . Omaha, Neh. NELIIX' TWYIIIAN . HELEN SCHULTE . BETTY SMITH . JANE STURTEVANT . LILLIAN TOWNSEND CONSTANCE YVHITE DOIKOTHY Y-OUNG JOSEPHINE MomsoN ELLEN NIUNBTER . DOROTHY RAYMOND SUZANNE SLEEP ICATHRYN STEXVART MA1iY .Io STROUD Kansas City. Mo. Highland Park, Ill. Minneapolis, Minn. . Evanston, Ill. . Maryville, Bio. . Chicago, Ill. Lake Forest, Ill. . Sterling, Col. . Wiinnetlia, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Waukesha, Wie. . Shenandoah, Iowa . Orlando, Fla. KAPPA ZETA KAPPA Front Rau--K1mNE, GUTTMAN. Dncxmz, Scxmm, Brmxowwz, J.u:onsEN, IQAHN. Su-unrl Ifmr--W'mxsL1axe, Fuu:DM.xN, DEUTSCH, Gonmxmuc, Smmcnmn. BERKSQN. A. STONE. Thi:-rl Run--Grmumxm, Gormobz, B. STONE, LIPSCHUL-TZ. Yonvmx, GILBERT, ICUPERSMITH. Four Acnvschqptefs DELTA CHAPTER Founded in Chicago Established at Northwestern 1921 W f 2' 1933 JUNE GOLDBERG . Emmrz S.xMUEx.s . ANNETTI-1 ISERKOVVITZ Pmnx, Bmucsox . BIQRNADINE GILBERT I-IELIBN Gomurma . FMA GOIIDON . BE,xTu1c:m J.fxc0BsEx A mom DECKER . Clxiuagro, . CIHCBLCO, . Clxicago. . Cl1lC2l.21l, . Chlcmro. . Chlcugu, . Clllmuxo. . Cl1ir'ug.:u . Chicago. SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 ANITA SCHEIN . . Chicago, III. Class of 1938 AIILDRED DEUTSCH . . Clmireagn. Ill. SHIRLEY FRIEDMAN Chix-ago, Ill. Class of 1939 EDITH ICAHN . . . Clxicago, Ill. AIIRIAM LEWIS Clxicaggo, Ill. VIRGINIA Rosh: Chicago, Ill. Class of 1940 SELMA Svlzacruau . Sx'Lv1,x VVEKSLEH . SHIRLEY CEUTTMAN . FLORENCE IxUPEnsMI1'x-I AUDREY STONE . BETTY STONE . SHIRLEY ICRANE . EUNICE YORDEN . CHA RLOTTE LI PSCH ULTZ Clmengu, Ill Cllicago, Ill Chicano, Ill. Ill Ch i vago . Chicago, Ill Chicago, Ill Chic-ago. Ill. Chicago, Ill. Oak Park, III. Page 231 PHI OMEGA PI Front Rau--Hmmmnicx, ALEXANDER, ROQUET, Doucmss, Monera. Secgnrl lfow-AIMMEHMAN, DUCKMAN, JONES, Kumss, PUTERBAUGH, NICBIEANS. Thzral Iclfllf-ISMOND, LUNK, SANDERS, BOND, CL.-XUEBEN, SCOUGHTON. Twenty-Nine Active Chapters 'VII EPSILON CHAPTER Founded at University of Nebraska 1' If-' Established at Northwestern Lomfm DECAsTno OLIVE Douemss . EL1z.uam-H Joi-ms . LOLITA CLAUHSEN . FRANCES ALEXANDER Page232 1910 San Juan, P. R. . Fredonia, N. Y. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Sharon, Ohio i'FL?:y if ' ' Yi 6 K A Q '15, f 1. ., 5 f SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 GRACE KLOESS . . Chicago. Ill. hi.-KIZY JANE MCMEANS . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1938 LUCILLE DUCKM,kN . . Chicago, III. Class of 1940 FRANCES Hnmvxmmcx . Gary. Ind. FERN LUNK . . Park Ridge, Ill. 1 921 ALICE Puwxmnfxvcn . Evanston, Ill. M.xRGAnE'r SANDEHS, Rock Springs, Wyo. IYIARJORIE ZIMMEHMAN . Chicago, Ill. ELOIBE Monsm . Eldora, Iowa HELEN ROQUET . Big Timber, Mont. PI BETA PHI Front ICOILIECHYXNDLER, .'xNDERSON, BURNS, BRADFORD, JONES, GREEN, GEHIKIG, BYEHLEIN, ICADEL, LAVERY, KRESGE, BARKER. Second Rau.--EDDLEAIAN. JOHNSON, ICIGER, VVALLY, PUNTON, HlCKEX', IQIELY, ZIESEL, GIXYLORD. CARNAIIAN. BUCKLEY, LORD, NVAGNER. Third RlI1Ui1I.AX'L, SMITH, .l. POOL, CLAIIKSON. L. POXVELL, THOMPSON, BLAIR, GIBSON, SMART, RUNDIXLL, Ronols, EVANS, PIAMILTON. Fourth, Row-DICREY, IVIAYLAND, MARQUA, D. EIIERLE. STIRTON, VVEIR, MILLER, LEWIS, ASKEW, MINCI-IIN. MAHLE, VVOLFORD, MonRIsoN, ILANBTEAD, B. Poot.. Fifth RU'lU1I'IANNA, SYVAN, hVHITTE!vl0l'lE, E. EIIERLE, COMLEY, IVIALONEY, JENB, IJOCEKAL, ELLIOTT, CLARKE, ISIENETY, GRAY, GRAEILL, PEAHMAN. Seventy-Eight Active Chapters If A? E ILLINOIS EPSILON CHAPTER Founded at Monmouth College Ii .rf Established ot Northwestern 1867 I 894 SOROR IN FACULTATE IXIAY Woon SIMONS SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 BETTY BARKER . . Springfield, Ill. VERNAL JOHNSON . Ardmore, Okla. LOUISE PowELL . . Wichita, Kan. MAIIY BLAIR . . Monmouth, III. ICATHLEEN ICENETY . Cloqnet, MinII. AUaUs'I'A Rooms . Marshfield, Wis. FRANCES ANN CLARKSON . Nashville. Ill. SCHARMEL ELLIOTT . Hempstead, L. I. JEAN GIIABILL . . Ashland, Ohio ANN GRAY . Salt Lake City, Utah MARGARET HANN.AH PEGGY ASKEYV . PA'r'rY BRADFORD . ELE.-KNO!! CAHNIAH.-KN PORTIA CLARK . MARY DICKEY . MARY BUCRLEY . RUTI-I BURNS . JUNE BYERLEIN . SHIRLEY CHANDIAER JOAN ANDEIISON . MARIE CONLEY . Monmouth, Ill. Shreveport, La. . Rockford. Ill. . Macomb, Ill. . Adel, Iowa Milwaukee, Wis. Fort Wayne, Ind. Waynesburg, Ind. Wauwatosa, Wis. Hamrnond, Ind. Indianapolis, Ind. . Wichita, Kan. MOLLX' DOCEKAL . Shipshewanna, Wyo. ELEANOR EBERLE . Oak Park, Ill. CHARLINE EDDLEMAN . Pinckneyville, Ill. LOHRAINE GAYLORD . Great Neck. Ill. IVIAIIY GEHRIG . . Hempstead, L. I. ELEANOR ICRESGE . ANN LEwIs . . VIRGINIA Loma . . MARY VIRGINIA MILLER GI-:ORGIANNA MINCHIN . Wilmette, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Honolulu, H. I. . Chicano, Ill. Chillicothe, Ill. Class of 1938 Dome EBERLE IVIARY GIBSON . . VIRGINIA HICKEY . PATRICIA JONES . MARTIIA KIGER ANN LEYVIS . Denver, Colo. Cleveland, Ohio Park Ridge, Ill. Oak Park, Ill. . Mnttoon, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. Class of 1939 VIRGINIA GIiEEN . DELL IKIELY . ELLAN MAIILE . . Wilmette, . Cllicago, III. Danville, Ill. Class of 1940 :ELLA HAMILTDN . . JEAN ELLEN JENS . Manitowoc. Wie. . Wheaton, Ill. DORIS Iii-KDEL . Mamaroneck, N. Y. JEAN LAVERY . . WVinnetka, Ill. JANE MARQUA , . Wilmette. Ill. POLLY PEARMAN . . Rockford, Ill. Ill. GEORGIANNE RUNDALL BETTY SMART . PHYLLIS THOMPSON, Ft MARY' E. WEIR . JANE POOL . NANCY POYVELL . IWARIE RANSFEAD HELENA RAYL . SUZANNE SWVAN . MARJORIE MAYLAND KIKTHERINE INIALONEY MARY J. MORRISON BETTY WALLEY . BETTY PooL . J OAN PIINTON . . FRANCES STIRTON PEGGY WAGNER . FRANCES WITTEMORE JANICE WIOLFOHD . MARY JEAN ZIESEL . Evanston, Ill. Evanston, Ill. Evanston, Ill. JEAN SMITH . . . Leavenworth, Kan . Charleston, Ill. . Evanston. Ill. . Wichita. Kan. Chicago, Ill. Decatur, Ind. Pittsburg, Kan. . Chicago. Ill. . Evanston, Ill Kenilworth, Ill. I Kansas City, Mo. Evanston. Ill. Kansas City. Mo. Chicago, Ill. Park Ridge, Ill. . La Grange, Ill. . Glencoe, Ill. Elkhart. Ind. Page 2 3 3 ZETA TAU ALPHA F1-out Raw-Es'rABnooK, ALBERT, WfXLKER, RAXY, TIUSBAND. Second R010-JANDA, STRAUN, Simnsmo, IVIAYEII, H1LL1x, MACLEOD. Th'i1'1lR0u'-BUKER, DUNN, RASCHE, Nonrnquxsr, MINOT. Fourth RUlL'?'PRYOll, DONAXHUE, KERN, LIILLER, TAYLOR, WADE. Sixty-Three Active Chapters Founded at Virginia State Normal College 1898 SORORES IN FACULTATE ALPHA PHI CHAPTER Established at Northwestern 1923 MAuGAnE'r CUMMING KATHERINE HEINIG INIAHCELLA ALBERT, XVINIFRED ALLEN Donornv DQNAHUE NAoMx BENYAS ESTHER RASCHE MARY EMTH ICERN JEAN Esninnoox Page 234 NVest Frankfort, Ill. . Chicano, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Honolulu, Hawaii M ilwaukee, Wis. . Chicago, Ill. . Evanston, Ill. SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Class of 1937 GERTRUDE DUNN . . Chicago, Ill. BETTY HrLLIx . . Cleveland, Ohio Class of 1938 SUE RAY . . . Evanston, Ill. Class of 1939 BE1 rY PIUSBAND . . Pittsburg, Pa. I-IARIUET MXNO1' . Evanston, Ill. Class of 1940 HELEN BUKER . Great Falls, Mnnt. LILLIAN -IANDA NIAHION lWIAYEl't ELIZABETH NIILLER, ADELEI-:N STRAUB VALERIE W ADE FRANCES NVALKER . Berwyn. Ill Birmingham, Ala Charlestown, W. Yu. . Somerset, Pa Terre Haute. Ind . Evanston, Ill CQLADYS Nom'11QUIs'i' . Evanston. Ill DORMITORIES FOSTE R HOUSE Front RUIL'-MCCONNELL, LAVER, HENDEE, LANNING, SCHRENK, HOHLY, RE'1'zKE, BEERMAN, GRAHAM. Second Row-NIKBTH, SPEND, RICHTEIK, FREEDMAN. IZTTLINGER, LOFGREN, FIELD, MCK.NY. Third Ron,--WILLIAMS, PETERSON, Momus, R4XDTKE, SELCKE, Gnu-'FrN, STURGEON. Fourth Row-WEBERLING, NICOLINI, MATTHEW, VAN METER, TOWNSEND, ZEIGLER, BOND, ROSENGARD IJARLAND LANNTNG MELVIN MA1'THEW' BILL BEERMAN . ROGEII BERNHARDT 11A'UN GRAHAM . LYLE HANSSEN . GLEN AGAMY . ROBERT ANDERSON ED BOND . . FRANCIS CHALLIS RALPH ,ETTLINGER JAMES HAWLEY . ROSWELL FREEDMAN CHARLES HENOEE LEWIS HUTOHENS BILL KEANE . ROBERT F1ELn . LEVVIS NICOLINI . Page 2 36 . Lincoln. Kan. Blue Mound, Ill. . Barrington, Ill. . Boston, Mass. . Augusta, Ga.. . Aurora, Ill. . Gardner, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill.. . Peru, Ind. Kansas City, Mo. . Boise, Idaho . Knoxville, Tenn. . Toledo, Ohio Columbus. Ind. New Haven, Conn. . Blue Island. Ill. South Bend, Ind. BENTE SELCKE racluotes . , Petersburg, Ill. Class of 1937 ERNEST HERMANN . . Berwyn, Ill. R.0BERT HOHLY PETER LAUER . . . Toledo, Ohio New Brunswick, N. J. Class of 1938 CYRIL GRIFFIN JOHN LA GRAFF ICARL LOIFOREN LLOYD Moxuus , FORBES McKAY F RED N1KETH LEN PETERSON Cla JOHN LAVETT BOB MARTIN Hoon REYNOLDS Cla BEN ROBENGARD . . Chicago, Ill. . . Potsdam, N. Y. . . Rockford, Ill. . Laurenceville, Ill. . . Detroit, Mich. . Gary, Ind. . Regina, Sask. ss of 1939 . . Toledo, Ohio . . . Gary, Ill . . Jacksonville, Fla. ss of 1940 . . Chicago, Ill. PURSER STURGEON . Jackson, Miss. WILLIAM VAN INIETEH . Elkhart, Ill. ALBERT MOCONNELL, Grand Rapids, Mich. JOHN MYERS, East Grand Rapids, Mich. RICHARD RETZKE En SCI-IRENK . ROBERT RADTKE ELMER R.ULLMAN KENNETH THOMPSON ERNEST XVEBERLING XNALTEH. XVILLIAMS SAMUEL ZEIGLER AL RICHTER . GERSHON ROBINSON BENTE SELCKE . HOWAllD ZENNE11 THOMAS SPEND . JOE TOXVNSEND . Oak Park, Ill. . Altoona. Pa.. , Peru, Ill. Oak Park. Ill. Chicago, Ill. . Peru, Ill. , Chicago. Ill. Ft. Wayne, Ind. . Chicago, Ill Tulsa, Okla Petersburg, Ill . Chicago, Ill Ithaca, N. Y Mt. Carmel, Ill GCODRICH HOUSE Front R010- lVIAXFIELD, GREENFIELD, MALOTT, MCCLELLAND, SANDOUH, C. HUGHES, PIOEBEL, CASLER. Sucourz' RU!!!-STEAGALL, BLIKINE, ABELMANN, GIESE, STERNE. HAYLES. ZUCKERMAN, HILXI, FRANKS. Third RU1lf-NELSON, F, PIRTLE, REED, XVINBHXP, WITTENBURG, W. PIRTLE, PEARSON, F. PIUGHEB. Fourth RUM'-'SAMPSON, IQINGSTON, PLosI-IAY, JOHNSON, GRILLEY, MUSGIIAKVE. Fifth R010-BAUCH, IQYBER. MCNEELY. ROBERT N. BLAINE WILLIALl ABELMANN THOMAS BAUCH . WALTER BLEDsoE W. GRANT CALLER WARD DE IiLYN JACK FIIANKS . ELLIOTT Conn . HIKIGHT GURNEY . CHARLES PIUGHES New York City . Elgin, Ill. Milwaukee, Wis. Terre Haute, Ind. Fort Wayne, Ind, Danbury, Conn. Oak Park, Ill. Sioux City, Iowa . Mendota, Ill. . Altoona, Pa. EARL ICEYSER . Marshalltown, Iowa JACK CONI-:Y . . . Peoria, Ill. LEONARD UIIEENFIELD . Streator, Ill. PHILMOUIK HILLMAN . Waukegan, TED JOHNSON . . Sterling, Ill. Ill. Class of 1937 WILLIAM J. MCNEELEY . . Medicine Hat, Alberta, Can. Class of 1938 MEIITON GRILLEX' Oak Park, Ill. JAMES HAYLES . . Chicago, Ill. WILLIAM HOEBEL . Oak Park, Ill. FLOYD HUGHES . Council Blulfs, Iowa W. ROBERT KINGSTON . Wayne, Neb. MARVIN MIKNSFIELD , Waukegan, Ill. Class of 1939 ARTHUR PEARSON . . Edmonton, Alberta, Can. FRANK PLOSHAY . . Chicago, Ill. EDWARD STEAGALL . Washington, D. C. Class of 1940 EDXVARD MALLOT, JR. . Philadelphia. Pa. HENRY MAXFIELD . . Pawnee, Ill. CHARLES MCCLELLAND, JR. RichInond,lnd. BERTRAM ZUCKERMAN HOV5'ARD OLSON FORREST PIRTLE WARREN PIRTLE . RICHARD RINK . Louxs SANDOCK . GEORGE WITTENBUIIG JOHN STERNE . New York, N. Y. . Flint, Mich. Jerseyville, Ill. . Jerseyville, Ill. Beardstown, Ill. South Bend, Ind. Little Rock, Ark. Evansville, Ind. WARREN VVINSHIP . North Adams, Mass. CHARLES YONTS . RICHARD MUsoRAvE ROBEIIT NELSON . HOWARD REED . RICHARD SAMPSON . Milwaukee, WVis. DeHance, Ohio . Auburn, Ind. . Lima, Ohio Englewood, N. J. Page 2 37 HAVEN HOUSE C C V Front RU1Ll BAXTER, STOLL, TARRANT, SHERMAN, G1BsON, KL!BANOF!', GOLDEN, RUNDEN, JARBEAU. Secgmd RDWQIQEBSEL, HELBIG, XVEBT. LEVIN, 1'IORN, TEPLITZ, HANEY, SULKIN. Third R010-1'ULLER, JOHNSON, VVALPOLE, FABISH, BETTIN, CALLAHAN, DANNER, BEVERBTEIN. Class of 1937 RICHARD BAXTER . . Springfield, Ill. EDVl'ARD GOLDEN . Fort Wayne, Ind. ROBERT JARBEAU . Great Neck, N. Y- . Class of 1938 GERALD BETTIN . Grand Rapids, Mich. ROBERT GIBSON . . Mattoon, Ill. JOHN RUNDEN . Kendallville, Ihnd. ROBERT BEVEKISTEIN . Saginaw, Mich, CLARENCE HELBIG . Bay City, Mich. N0lilMIAN STOLL . Grand Rapids, Mich. HOXW'ARD DANNER . Terre Haute, Ind. MORRIS ICLIBANDFF . Florence, Ala' EDWARD WALPOLE . , Sloain, Iowa OLIVER FULLER . Couer d'A1ene, Idaho JACK L1-:VIN . . . Norfolk, Neb. CHARLES WVEST . . Woodriver, Ill. Class of 1939 CHARLES ITABISH . . Chicago, Ill. EUGENE JOHNSON Chicago, Ill. Class of 1940 DONALD CALLAHAN Chicago, Ill. CHARLES HORN . . Stoughton, Wie. W1LL1AM SULKIN . . Bositou, Masis. Jouw HANEY . . Adu, Okla. ELTON KESSEL . . Chicago, Ill. SAUL TEPL1:rz . Cleveland Heights, Ohio CHARLES SHERMAN . Middletown, Ohio Councilor NEW'ELL TAIIRANT , . Waco, Texas Page 238 HINMAN HOUSE . Front RUII7-XVANEK, ALIOTTA, SINOYV, STERRITT, VVILSON, FRANREL, SCHMIED, SELBY, SCHOEPPELL. Second ROM?-SMALE, SCHULTZ, JARASEK, HAHN, ADELMAN, YV,-LTERS, L. RiARCUCCI, GRANDE, MCNIJLTY. Third Row-FORMAN, Cox, SRAPIRO, SONNECKEN. GooDMAN, '1'VK'l l'CHELL, NIACFARLANE, COLPAEIKT. PIECE. Fnurth Rau:-R. M.kRCUCC!l, SI-IATz, MITCHELL, IVIARCUCCI, M. Prmvxs, BERRY, RAHN, SPIWAK, NVEISS. -KENNELLY, LIMMP, LEE, SMITH, REYNOLDS, RADOSTA, BRACKETT, LEVY. F 'iflh Ron: ALBERT ADELMAN CHARLES D'I'EIi ANTHONY GRANDE GEORGE ANDERSON IsAAc BRACKETT RIURRAY MITCHELL MIKE M.NHCUCCI BIIKE ALIOTTA . INIARVIN BERRY BOB FORMAN . AIAURICE HAHN CHARLES JARABEK STANLEY FRANKEL HAROLD GOODMAN RUFUS LIMPI- . Milwaukee, Wis. . Pulaski, Va.. . Chicago, Ill. . Obion, Tenn. Fairmont, W. Va. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. , Altoona, Pa.. . Chicago, Ill. Dayton, Ohio Chicago, Ill. King City, Mo. Class RUSSELL LEVY LOUIS RIARCUCCI Class DON PIIRvIs . EDXVIN SONNECKEN AARON SRIXVAK . SYDNOR SHATZ . XVAYNE SMITH . Class Roi' MIXRCUCCI AYRES MCGIIENN' . Bon MCNUL1'Y THADDI-:Us PIECE lX1ELVXN RAI-IN JOHN REYNOLDS Class of 1937 Chicago, Ill. BILL SCHI LTZ . . Fort Dodge, Iowa. . . Chicago, Ill. ALFRED SCI-IAIIED . Webster Grove, Mo. of 1938 . Fullerton, Neb. . Rockford, Ill. Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y. . Kenton, Tenn. . Onawa, Iowa of 1939 . . Chicago, Ill. . Mankato, Minn. . Chicago, Ill. . . Chicago, Ill. Niles, Mich. . Chicago, Ill. of 1940 WVALLACE MACFARLANE . Berkeley, Calif. RAY RDDASTA . EARL SELBY . SID SINOW . Riverside, Ill, . . Chicago, Ill. Dixon, Ill. JOHN THonIPsoN . GILBERT TKVITCHELL Bos VVALLACE . E. B. Cox . . LEQNARD Sl-IAPIIIO JOHN SCIIOEPPEL . FRED SMALE . Diczc WIXNEK . , Omaha, Neb . Chicago, Ill. . Denierest, N. J. . Bristol. Va. Chicago, Ill. South Bend, Ind. South Bend, Ind. Los Angeles, Calif. JoI-IN XVATERS . Wisconsin Rapids, Wie. DANIEL WEISS . JAMES STEHRITT . RAY WILSON . SAM ZIMMERMAN . . VVestcheBter, Pa.. Parkersburg. YV. Va. . Billings, Mont. . Chicago, Ill. Page 239 LINDGREN HOUSE Front Row-CAMPBELL. WocAsEK, WERTEN, HQLMAN, TROGDON, BEDROSIAN, LELER, IQAPLAN, WACI-IENDURFER, STEYVART Second Ruu+FREEMAN, WRIGHT, CEIIMPACKI-zu, CAIIILL, W. Mormxs, EGR, MCCLUREX, SWEENEY, VVACHMAN, BENNETT. Third Row-BLUMBERG, SEIMER, PEITZSCH. R1Ess1-:N, PALDER, Monnxs, I-IANLEY, WRITEHEAD, BROVVN. Fourth RDILX-'CY HARRICE, BBIDENHAUGH. SCHIL-DER, WHITEACRE, SMITH, Woon, O'NEIL, PATTERSON, REDMAN, MILLS. Class of 1937 GEORGE FREEMAN . Sturgis, Minn. ROBERT HERRIDGE Passaic. N. J. DALE WRIGHT . HENRY BLUMEERRY . St. Paul, Minn. ROBERT BRIDENBAUGH . Billings, Mont. EDWARD CAEILL ARTHUR BEoRosIAN JUnsoN BRowN . ROBERT ECK . DAVID HOLMAN . STUART CAMPBELL JACK HANLEY . ROBERT LELER . HARRI3ON O'NEIL KAY Woon . Page 240 Kansas City, Mo. Waukegan, Ill. . Chicago, Ill Sheboygan, Wis. Sheboygan, Wie. Norfolk. Neb. Lewistown, Mont. . Chicago, Ill. Milwaukee, Wis. . Chicago, Ill. Class of 1938 SHEPHERD CRUMPACKER. South Bend, Ind NIK CY HARRICE RICHARD MILLS WILLIABI MORRIS 5 Cla GEORGE Ii.-KPLAN LYNN MCCLURE PASCAL Mofmrs Class JOE SCIIILDER . STANLEY SEIMER HAmzIsoN SMITH JAN STEWART . . Chicago, Ill Fond du Lac, Wis Great Falls, Mont. s of 1939 Lafayette, Ind. . Paxton, Ill. Owensboro, Ky. of 1940 Sheboygan, Wis. . Elgin, Ill. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.. Deer Lodge, Mont. SIDNEY PALDER ROBERT RI-:DMAN WILLIAM XVESTEN JoIIN PATTERSON FRED PEITZSCH . Kansas Ill . Boston, Mass . Oberlin, Kan Oak Park, Ill Great Falls, Mont. . Chicago. Ill. MARVIN YVACHMAN . Milwaukee. Wis. JAMES WOCASEK . Great Falls. Mont. THOMAS SWEENEY . Zortman, Mont. ROBERT THOGDON . . Paris, Ill. JOSEPH WACIIENIIORI-'ER . Joliet, Ill. MARSHALL WHITAXCRE . Tacoma, Wash. WINsI'oN WHITEHEAD . Winona, Minn. HOBART HOUSE Annmn-rA ANDERSON BE'r'1'1E DEMPSEY . GlfliTliUDIC Cill.EENBUllG Josie PIHNIC Hnmus . Lois ANDERSON . lvliximoum Gm1sTni,xN Minmucn Gnoss . ROSALYN G nossm.xN . IVIARY LOU ALGASZ ICLAINE BAUER . JANE DowN'roN . F1-fmt Rlmv-Sqmiu-ss, QTIINN, Dmmrsisv, THOMPSON, BAUER, Gum: Secgnrl Ifou--lVIcC.uz1'm', Ovicxmm., M,msH.u.1,, STONE, Ki-Jrso. Tim-11 lflI1L'ixVIliLDTIi, DOlX'NTON, Rosmv, RQBESON. LEVENS. Guoss. . Peoria., III Terre Haute, Ind . Chicago, Ill San Antonio, Tex. , Duluth, Minn . Duluth, Minn Des Moines. Ia. Milwaukee, Wie. Class of 1937 BONNIE Mixizsuixnn, Walnut Creek, Cal, DIARY FRANCES N1CCAIl'l'HX'- Springfield. Ill. AIARGAIFET Momus . . Wayne, Neb. B1a'r1'Y fJVEliALL . . Caldwell,Kan. Class of 1938 JOHEPHINE .IEFFI-:nr J.xNix LONGNECKEM HELEN MCWAN1-2 . JEAN Pwmu . FRANCES SCHLANGER Frzmlclin. Ind. . Sioux, Ia. Birmingham. Ala. Detroit. Mich. Pittsburg, Kan. Class of 1939 HELEN QUINN , ELAINE: Roni-1soN BONNIE Suuiniss . HAZ!-:L STONE . SUZANNE SXVAN . . Pittsburg.Kan. ivINIFRED'l'HOlill SON . N.vrz-mum WEINER FRANCIS Wow-'E . Waterloo, Ia. .IANET 1-IASNEH . . Chicago, Ill. ELEANON POHJONEN Crystal Lake, Ill. Pm'i,Lis LIEVENS , . Oelwein, Ia. Hilmum' Rosmzv . .Park Ridge, Ill. Jo ANN WILLOTH Class of 1940 Boumrrm Mmruiz . Chicago, Ill. . Depeu, Ill Columbus, Kan . Stockton, Cal Great Falls, Mont. I Bay City, Mich . Camilla, Ga . Chicago. Ill . Chism, Minn. . Sparta, WVis. Deadwood. S. D. Page 241 ROGERS HOUSE Froni l6au1iREAD, CIIANDIAER, HALL, FURSYTHE, RANSUM, FEY. Sammi Row-GLADMAN. VVILMOTHV DEVRIES, PIUNT. Crmzsrmzr-iEN, BQOKWALTER, HAizD1N-Bmrn. Thi:-11 Row-GREGORY. E. HAYES, HILLS. F. HAYES, STADSTAD. FUNETON, Fourth ICWQCHAPMAN, Gumsnv, NIORGAN, VAN Rua, Mom-DN, Bonnie. VXIIGINIA CAIIPER . . Coal City. Ill. Doms CHAPMAN . Mankota. Minn. ALICE FORSYTBE . Lawrence, Mass. VIRGINIA BooKwAL'1'En . Danville, Ill. I'A'rR1c1A BRADFORD . lltlclil-I.1Td, Ill. CAuoL CHRISTENSEN . Racine, Wis. SALLY DAVIS . Bloomfield Hills, YVis. Doms DEVRIES . . Chicago. Ill. E1.izAis1-:TH BECHT . . Riverside. Ill. AIARTHA BODTKE . Des Moines, Ia. SHIRLEY CHANDLER . Haminqnd, Ind. MARTHA FUDGE . Crmvfordsville. Ind. Page 242 Class of 1937 Little Rock, A rk. Br-:RNrcE FUNSTON . . . Macomb. Ill. . Morris, Ill. . . Mnrris, Ill. Lomsie Gmcasm' EIJITH HAYES . FRANCES H1k1'ES Class of 1938 R,U I'H FEV . . . Chicago, Ill. JANE1' Fomsizsn . Blrmrnfield Hills, Wis. Lois GOLDISH . . Duluth, Minn. ELIZAIQETH GFKEGORX' . Rockford, Ill. Class of 1939 Smunmr GLAHMAN . . Cliirzago, Ill, :ELENA PIALL . Fort Qu'Appelle, Canada PATmc1A HARDIN-BOYD . Des Moines, Ia. FZDYTHE 1'IENDERSON . . Cliicago, Ill. M.ARJOliIE HILLS . , Elmhurst, Ill ANN Romans . . Beaver Dam, Wis Sr-xmnm' STADSTAD, Dickinson, N. Dak Bmssxis HENDERSON WESLEV PIUNT . MAIQTHA ICIGER . LEONA VAN Rua BEATRICE XVILMOTH NANCY MOHGAN PEGGY lX'IOIi'l'0N . B'IAl'l'1 !IA READ . BEx rv Wmss . . Chicagro, Ill . Chicago, Ill Mattson, Ill Mishawaka. Ind Buffalo, N. Y . DeKalb, Ill Xvaulcesha, Wis Greely, Colo Shreveport, Ill L WILLARD HALL Frrmt Rum-KIGSSINGER, EHNER, BAUER, HELMERICK, Hfxmus, BnowN, DRUCKEH., H1CKs. JACOBS, G.-W, HOLMES. Second Ifuw-Bu'r'r1KoFmc, K.x1m1., Bows, Enn1.mmN, .I0nNsoN, LIOPKINS, EDELEN, Gmmuc, BASSETT, HALL, EPSTEIN, ANDREWS. Thin! R010-BELDING, CQRAY, STROUD, Lomsm., I'1ANLlN, GROMAN, IZUNTING, BAKER, RAY, CoLv1N. H.xMxL'roN. Fuurtll. Rau:-CLAuKE, Chxvnoun, Cook. PmLL1Ps, BRENNAN, KUFLEWSKI, Eulfznmzm. THOMAS, FOSTER, AMMERMAN, KOHN, GAMBIL, GOOD. Fifth Iffrw-Cox1LEx', FLODEN, JENS, Cnoswnwfxrv, DOCEK.KL, Goouvxs, IQAZMIERSKI, HUBENY, BOKYMAN, GUTEKUNTZ, QU.XR1'ON, KEPLA11. 1'IA1iNTl-3. OFFICERS janet Wagner President Je-on Jens . Vice-President Foy Whitney Secretory Betty ,lone Stone Treosurer Front Raw-B. VVAGNER, 'I',xPL1-JY, P. XVAGNER, STI-:vi-INS, Polvrnn, STOCKS. Scan-ml R0'w+PETE1lSON, OLDMSRG, RANEL. PRASIL, IVICINTOSH. RICHARDSON, VVILLS. Tlwrfl Run:-P.xIu11:N'rER, LANDEIK, XVILLING, HOFF, voNIxRUs1-:NTxEuN,x, YVAGN1-JR. Page 243 lu 7J6!e for two Overffow Its Coco Cofo. 76e guesfs. Wwe cofeterfb. Tfve bosfs. Ffzterfafbers ncb tfbye. Wfforo' gf?-ls. Oo Sto ! rmy l'vSQf6er Noon. 771e,v con reoof Up fb flue wor of locy steps, Home word 6oun0f e mon Offflk er educorfb fa. Ono' W OIVDSC GI? AD!! A DON SWQQWW Sen r We yet o fe effg one of ffve goyesfj ne of ine most sofefnn of off nfversfky funcffenq 6rfnQs Mtn it scenes never fo ee forgoffen ey 60441 ofe' ond new 'efufnsu Qflle. Dye Zonfefn porode, fne Goss Peunfenag ond f9n0ffy ine sofelnn fnofcf: fo ine Sfoofufn to receive sneepsifns ore fncldenfs efcneof fffflzfy 177 MIS fnefnorfes of off lfvno 6017 Norffzlflfesfern, A Ofeh ffno BEAUTY QUEENS Lois Moe Anderson Florence Moc Leod JUNE BENEDICT Georgie Anheiser 'x Doris Caesar U? 1 Nr '35 uu11 u 1 m 'Q M j l N ' 1 vu - f-2 ? me Wgfvg-,v 'nF:,wq- , N m m H: -'fm :-.,-, Sq-m '-,-1 :fig-I, 'f?mw-.mf-Suieimll I, 1 ' ' -4:1gQ.5Nggj ' w'11'..Ngg'... ' '- ,W 1-Q3L2q3,fH4,,,1gM-H,-!'3:'W..I-.Wl..g.m 1 T f-fl?-L 1 M W - M fzsfivbewvw-www.': - R 'E 'I fi 3,3 5 H' QM H' , 'HN ww... 1: j E -3'5,J'm,WHH,m:..w.,.-M5571 ' f2:' ww:!f4gfqQ1gf35' f Y ,Y , - ww ww N H 'uw ei, 2' :JW Lf- mfw Mm M! M-Bbw, QL Ki-2M-ww U- N H 1 . M m tn m N w Hn '.mg,2g i?'xlgiiiE3?iE32'EQii ff9,.,1,,,. 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FREEMAN ,Agp H Au ,, ff,,g5,gaA H M55'P-2 5Q , Hass, .a 'Size , xffaiivzzwslv H? l ARQLYN HA s w .fr 1- 't fa ,, E W xii , JANE MQINTCDS l I Grace Vcnderoselc Dell Kiely , - ., - ,, ,4,:.,1,n 2... w f:.vL.'Q2Y ' 'W SHIRLEY PASCI-IE Af- :I ff .W . QR? .Q V. MFI -All E fu. ,. 1 4 .zv V. ,. 5-:W v 'L C. ' np H U. .v al ,HJJ1 ,, , I -I ' n , W. I IJ Ai W 'N ll , ,I .. , 16,1 F , , 1: IQ, ' ' xx W 4. L' - ,eg . '- gr.,-E ,aWu.'JrN' ff! fr. fl- nc-L ,, ,tml .U 1 .H v. I X iw I s I X 1 YJ-'K J! Dorotny Miller Anita Novicky Marianne Springer WA une Goldberg ecm 0'DonneIl PROMINENT PEOPLE Page 262 OLLIE ADELMAN WILLIAM HEYN RAY KOTZ PROMINENT PEOPLE This section of Prominent People is dedicated to those persons who in their years at Northwestern have ever worked For the best interests of the University. Recognition has be on the en based not on the notoriety received but rather quality of the service which they have rendered BOB GRANT NANCY PORTER MARVIN DOHERTY HELEN McKARAHAN EDWARD BARSUMIAN KAY TRUNDLE VICTOR HANSEN TRAHERN OGILBY SEVERANCE GAVITT Page 26 3 Page 264 BETTY CHILDS ARDIS McBR OOM ERIC BRAMLEY HARRY GILLIES MARY GIBSON HERBERT McADAMS NED LANDIS BONNIE DONAHUE JANE DAVIS JOHN REHMANN NORMAN VANCE CONNIE McCLURE JERRY FLANIGAN MELBA DOHRMAN BILL WELLS RUTH HOAGLAND STEVE REID JIM DELANEY Page 265 Page 266 JACK SHANNON JOHN SHUMWAY A MARIAN MANSFIELD GREG HACKLER MIKE McMICHAEL MARJORIE LEACH JANET POWERS BREWER GRANT BARBARA GARFITT VIRGINIA NASH FALCON BAKER EMILY WYMAN CHARLES CAREY MARY ALSTED DICK BREEDEN MARUANE TOSKEY JACK KAUFMAN VIVIEN LAIRD Page' 267 Page 266' GEORGE CARROLL TED LAMBROS NICK CY HARRICE ELEANOR DODGSON DON HEAP BILL STIVASON JULIAN BEHRSTOCK JEAN VAN der LINDE KAY AMMERMAN 2 Z Qi. CN'-fN - -- --, YQ-.- . 7- -Q45-a.,-,,,,, YT if .Z wfx- 1 Wx? X 4. fef f sf' 2 -... J. dag- GL Q-T. 4?-A g?g 4, E... -an N yu 1, x. v , X r,-.-.1-7- 1 l1', r y.gEvw:-i-vU.A.- 'Vi ' , vm 6 . v x M A Xiv xx , . ... an -,hlv ' ,.! -...N . -ngnvvv' ' .......A ' .,,,..-all 'iv A-gl-ul...-. A gn- -1 UJJ!a . A:-9-1 H:-v .51-A 3 V , 3717?- ' 4 si 'in 'Illu- Jxgl S3 .,,,,,.45,. , ,W . pnniv' agar' bn-rs? 4-,gg 43' mr 3 T' A- With stucte the quiet ot the evening, the the earth, in h ot hte. peace upon nt seeks an escape trom the rigorous tasks ot sc o DRAMA In BERNICE Pmsx LEE MITCHELL DRAMA NGRTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY THEATRE Dr. Garrett H. Leverton . . Director Chcirles Vonce . . Directing ond Make-up Lee Mitchell .... Production Theodore Fuchs . . Lighting Bernice prislc . Costumes Cuuiu-:s VANCE YV W Page 270 CHILDRENS THEATRE PLAYS Huckleberry Finn . . Clwarlotte Clworpenning l'leicli . . . . Lucille Miller Peter Pan . . . M. Barrie Yvonne, The Fool . . Russian Marionette Show Winilred Ward . . Director William Mccreary . . -leclwnical Director L w 11 In ,. . l . I qlffggfivi 'L ' N w':w2i?' mx, 4,4 fy 6.45 Y n ii mn, ' , ,Q ' 1 ASQ 2 Lg E 33 .af LM ' 'I E x , 1 Y 5 ' .5 H... 1-N 6 2 ,ml -ff 3 , ' . f 522 L 'Q f . 'E 551 gf - Xa- ,. A I N . .W R v if 'l - -A .1 'I 1 . X! I , - ' M - ,,..d1QQ - la ..,., 'gif W I f. if ., A x - ww, .- A ,,.'... 2 I 1 3 4 Q 1 I I1 l D 1 'U 1 C O O 1- 1 I Y ! 5 I 0 5 al W , 1 o X 1 U' 2 4- '- f i E .V NL-E-I S za.. 3 ik Qi . ' ' ' If -' !!,',l'us:,, f . - . il , ,gf A Lwiglt g 4 S ' fm 15. -' A-fa .- if-'K .. . 34, ,G . ,,' 'M T , ilk ' f -1 'V W1 A ' ', m 2 41-3 V pi .. I . ,w I ,Q fm. li ll I Fix' ju 15 .55. , gg: f. Y ii' i ' - M. v wh- i A , -if Af, A S.-:-57 wif .NW f Wj V -f ' V' ,- 1.1, , .Tir ,' 4252? 1195 . , si! 373145 'f W g fs: -- A Q ' A Mg, ,, , -afewmv Vffsiwfrgj N Jfmw 5 ' ' ll ' if . he f i lib Q., Y.-' . 3 'V L f . ' -1' ' v-K G 3 ta f Sl vin 1' 30 9 1 f .,4, . l A A 1 A .E 4. Q , If I n 5 I - . qu ' ' , ,ng . . Tr.-ff ' Jr- fx. V 4 I V 1' W ' 'I ' 1 H, ,. .. 'I if-vw T 7 mx , 1 I X , 1 V pl' 11-1 'P 'Q ,k.!:. ' lg, 9 .. E. . O ' - ,-as-e.a,.. .............-...ik 3 - ' ,fu if - r ...W .-Q., 1 M.-- .,... ,ii 1 .1-- ii., . M, - I , A., , . bw s fl, v 1 pk -u -L1 UNIVERSITY THEATRE PLAYS The Concert ...... Hermann Bahr The Taming of the Shrew . The Tatterman Marionettes A Doll's House . . . Henrik lbsen The Merchant of Venice . William Shakespeare Qrchesis . . . A Program of Dance Drama The Silver Cord . . Sidney Howard Beyond the Horizon . . Eugene Q'Neil Juno and the Paycoclc . . . Sean Qfasey Twelfth Night . . , . William Shakespeare Let My People Go ..... Albert Crews Erasmus Montanus and Jeppe of the Hill . . Ludvig Holberg WAA-MU WAA-MU SHCDW Ruth l-loagland, Robert Grant . . Co-Chairmen Lorraine Aberg . . . Business Manager Betsy Garrison, Ed Von Dyne . . Production Managers Peg Moclqler, Jerry Flanigan Promotion Managers Geraldine Fergus, George Kemp . Show Book Managers Eileen Stoniah, Clit? Aspegren . . . Music Chairmen jayne V. Miller, Ted Gianalqopulos, Extension Publioity Managers Helene Stoesser, Bob McNulty . . . Press Chairmen Joan Elliott, Robert Stoolq . . Outside Publicity Managers Mamie Jones, Arthur Clihf . Tiolret Managers Emily Wyman . . Wardrobe Mistress R C I if viiggg x. .Xu ff 1937 WAA-MU SHOW BOARD OF GOVERNORS Mr. Artlwur Netlwercot Ccliairmanl . . . University Committee on Dramatics Miss Katlwarine Trundle ....... President W. A. A. Miss Grace l-loover .... Organizational Counselor to Women Mr. Willard Buntain L . . . Organizational Counselor to Men Miss Agnes jones . . Faculty Representative, W. A. A. Mr. William Fullager . . Student Representative-at-Large Mr. Clyde Murley . . Faculty Representative-at-large Mr. joe Miller , . General Director, Waa-Mu Slfiow Miss Rutli l-loagland . . Co-Chairman, Waa-Mu Slwovv Mr. Robert Grant . . 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U 17 ersOh' SWIQ7 SENIO itters-Ou Aflffdr 19 ALL S 4 El?V6Qt'eQ'.S'1n gs. s tfze joke ? O'r1b'9e swlhgs Goh? ' me ho ln fbi 60 . nv on Ho Q 6196, ' s corneQ . Out of ds Co urfkbe SWII7 .v g low B Sex N4 VV 54 LL N, epo Y e ff . Emmfess Hhs out Before H7 A4 I e fzofl . f ! f Clio-Se D ofsk -cfzofimen font pledge C CAMPUS HICAGO I mW.,,..,. M f V 1 ? 5 QISUIMQM' f IE'-. f' I 41,7 W: I! , :5::.. 2 A 4 X . :'F4- ' f JH. ,, . ,f, gf? . , x 1 ,-12' W ,gs 4 4 mn, U w. 1 .qw M' . . ,X .lf H H w X , 5 X g . . X - i ww Ji , ' ' 1 I w lf . U V 1, . . f - uf .,:. X32 ' 7. I L, 2. 1 .. xv - V , ,' . uf ' 1231713 2541. j':.-: Wife' ,A ,, .G .i-.-,A . , f . .-ff. r RA ADMINISTRATION E. C. DAVLES TVILLIAM R. SLAUGHTER Dean- of C'01mrir1rr:c School Assistant Erlucat'i0naZ Arliiisar An unusual educational service is being given the residents ol Chicago and suburbs at night on the Chicago Campus by the Nledill School ol Journalism. I-lere lor Five nights a weelc gather earnest young men and women from Chicago business, industrial and educational organizations who desire to continue their education in this Field ol great interest while earning their living during the day. Some desire to prepare lor specialized worlc in writing and publishing in their present companies. Others, who Iind themselves in employment baclc-waters, are eager to Find a more interesting occupa- tion. Students ranging Irom college graduates to those who have barely Finished high school are included in these classes taught by regular members of the IVlediIl faculty and slcilled specialists Irom newspapers, magazines, radio stations and advertising agencies. WILLIAM R. SLALIGI-ITEI2 The purpose oi a school ol commerce is to provide scientific training ol university grade for young men and women in business and those who plan to enter business. Northwestern University was a pioneer in the Field ol business education and lor twenty-nine years has provided in Chicago the opportunity to secure this lcind ol training. Starting in 'IQO8 with a registration ol some two hundred and titty students, the progress ol the School ot Commerce has been rapid and continuous until today, with a registration ol over eight thousand students in the current year and an enviable reputation as to standards and standing, it is regarded as one ol the leaders among university schools of business. The history ol the school is conclusive proof that university training lor business has a sound educational baclcground and a definite place in higher education. This year the School of Commerce sutlered an irreparable loss in the death ol Dean Ralph If. I-Ieilman, who had directed the school lor eighteen years. I-Ie was a Firm believer in business educa- tion and much ol the growth and development ol the school was during his administration. I-Iis leadership will be sorely missed but his influence and guidance will be Ielt lor years to come. E. C. DAVIES Page 290 DEAN HEILMAN Ralph Emerson l'leilman, l3h.D., l.L.D., dean of the School ol Commerce, North- western University, and one oi the active founders oi the Chicago Campus, passed away February 16, 1937, aiter a year's illness. Born in lda Grove, iowa, Dean l-leilman received an AB. degree at Morning- side University in 19C6, and in 1907 received a Masters degree from Northwestern University. Later he taught at the University of illinois, and at Harvard University, where he earned the degree oi Doctor of Philosophy. ln 1916, Dean Heilman came to Northwestern as a professor in Economics and three years later became dean of the Commerce School. ' The Dean was one of the most active promoters oi the Chicago Campus, which was erected in 1996, and which, during his period as dean rose irom about two thousand night school students to the present registration oi over six thousand. Dean l'leilman was loved and respected by all who lcnew him, a true Friend, a willing worlcer, and possessing a willingness and ability which made him a leader oi men. l-lis passing was a great loss to Northwestern Universityand its studentbody. Mourn, For us he seems the last, Remembering all his greatness in the past. Tennyson UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Samuel Nowell Stevens, PI1.D. Director of the University College The University College is the most recent addition to the schools which compose Northwestern University. It was organized as a separate institution in T932-33 by action of the Board of Trustees. It is unique among educational organizations in that under one faculty and administrative statl the educational programs ol many schools are integrated and made available to the students. ln this way Education, Music, Speech, Social Work, and all the divisions ot the Liberal Arts college appear in the catalogue as divisions ol The University College,and programs of study Frequently involving a majority of these divisions are carried on by students who are candidates for a degree. The degree ol Bachelor ot Philosophy is cultural rather than professional in character and is given to students completing a broad, cultural program in The University College. Professional degrees in Education and Speech are also offered. About three thousand students are now enrolled. The rapid growth of the student body is most easily visualized when attention is called to the tact that in 1929-30 less than seven hundred students were talcing worl4 in Arts and Education on the downtown campus. The First senior class graduates in June ol 1937 and the picture on the accompanying page is composed of members of this class. ln addition tothe undergraduate worlt which makes up the major part of the educational program of The University College, more than Five hundred students are pursuing courses of study which lead to advanced degrees through the Graduate School. Page 292 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SENIORS F1-ant Row-RIEDEL, H,m'r. BOETTCHER, ENGSTRDM, SUTTHEIILAND. NooNAN, RAHINO. Second IEUTDTPEINNEGAN Ixurm Bwmmw IxELL1.Y Gnosxnxxs, BEnGnonN, SOAPES. Thu-ri Rou.+lv11s1-xmu Woonwum PERKSEN, R101-r, Pmnowsxn BAMANOR MCHUGH. Mrs. Verna M. Baker Miss Laura Baranow Miss Georgiana Bass Miss Alice C. Bateman Miss Irene E. Bergbom Miss I-Ielen Bierma Miss Rearl Boettcher Miss Beatrice Cadlcin Miss Alberta Campbell Miss Catherine Cook Miss Virginia M. Dodds Mr. Stanley Engstrom Miss Dalphene Finnegan Miss Ruth Ford Miss Frances Fox Mr. Leonard Groshans Mr. Robert I-Iarris Miss Virginia I-lart Miss Ruth Leah I-leather Mr. Milton W. I'IummeI Miss Rosalind jotlee Miss Mattie Johnston Miss Mabel Killey Miss Phoebe Kirby Mr. Arnold Koy Miss Norma Kuhn Miss Irene Laszewslci Mrs. Virginia E. Lewis Mr. Bernard Liby Miss Dorothy Mcl-Iugh Miss Meta D. Marohn Miss Marion Misher Mr. David R. Mueller Miss Florence E. Noonan Miss Ellrieda Rahl Miss Caroline Rerlqsen Miss Stephania Riorlcowslci Miss Adele Rabino Mr. Elmer Rich Miss Lottie Richards Mr. I-Ienry A. Riedel Miss Ramona Riemer Miss Jean Roland Mrs. Margaret Sandine Miss Barbara Schreiber Miss Louise Katherine Shaw Miss Beatrice Sherbin Mr. Grey Shrogin Miss Lillian Shumacher Miss Katie E. Sims Mrs. Fern Soapes Miss Esther Solomon Mrs. Miriam Sutherland Miss Bernice Marian Svvard Miss Margaret Woodward Miss Frances Witmer 2 93 COMMERCE SENIORS Page 294 SHELDEN V,mBmu-:N XVALDEN Cummms Rosmmxn' R1-:GAN XVILLIAM INMAN Walden C. Cummins Sheldon Van Buren Rosemary Regan . Bill lnmon . . James jackson OFFICERS JAMES JACKSON , . President . Vice-President . , Secretary . . Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms CHICAGO CAMPUS SENIORS JAMES BOURKE COM. Cicero, Illinois Senior Stoker Commission, Debate C35 C41 JOSEPH BURKHARDT COM. Chicago, Illinois Phi Sigma Phi Swimmingf Golf. WALDEN CUMMINS COM. LaGrange, Illinois Alpha Kappa Psi Commerce Club CED CBD Treasurerf-43, M. C. A. C25 C35 C4D, Senior Class President, Student Council QD, Busi- ness manager Mcliinloclc section of Syllabus CED. WILLIAM BRENDON DILLON COM. Chicago, Illinois Delta Sigma Pi BERNARD BROWNE COM Chicago, Illinois MILTON COYLE COM Chicago, Illinois J. F. DILLEY COM. Chicago, Illinois GEORGE FREEDMAN JOUR. Chicago, Illinois Iota Sigma Omicron Page 295 Pagf 296 W. G. GLOVER COM. Chicago, Illinois BERNARD GUSFIELD COM. Chicago, Illinois Crane Junior College CU, Com- merce Club C31 C4D, Menorah Society C31 HARRY HECKMAN COM. Chicago, Illinois Crane Junior College, Commerce Club, - WILBUR INMAN COM. Chicago, Illinois Alpha Kappa Psi M. C. A., Commerce Club, Treas- urer Senior Class. ROBERT IAFFE COM. Chicago, Illinois Psi Gamma Rho University of Chicago, Menorah Society, Commerce Club. ALEXIUS GRIMM COM Chicago, Illinois EVERT GUSTAFSON COM La Grange, Illinois Alpha Kappa Psi La Grange Junior College, M. C. A Commerce Club, Intramural Baseball Basketball. JOSEPH HOCK COM Chicago, Illinois j. B. jACKSON COM Chicago, Illinois CHARLES KAPPMEYER COM Chicago, Illinois VAINE LAINE COM. JEROME LEVY COM. Withee, Wisconsin Delta Sigma Pi Chicago, Illinois Menorah Society University of Wisconsin, Commerce Social Committee. Club. LEO LOVE COM. HOWARD LUETGERT COM. Chicago, Illinois Elmhurst, Illinois M. C. A., Commerce Club. EDWARD MARCH COM. MARCELLE MUELLER JOUR. Chicago, Illinois MITSUGI NAMBA DENTAL Chicago, Illinois ISABELLE OLSON -IOUR. Chicago, Illinois Jewell College, Lydian Club, Me- dill Gridiron Press Club. Chicago, Illinois EDWARD O'HARA COM Congress Park, Illinois Alpha Kappa Psi President Student Council C42 Co chairman lnterfraternity dance CIO, M. C. A., Commerce Club. JAMES PERKINS COM. Oak Park, Illinois Lake Forest College Cornell University, Commerce Club, Class Committee. Pug: 297 CAGO CAMPUS SENIORS Page 298 Chicago, Illinois WALTER GIVEN COM. Chicago, Illinois SHELDON VANBUREN COM. Chicago, Illinois Delta Sigma Pi M. C. A., Commerce Club, Vice- President Senior class, Commerce Magazine sport editor C4D, Y. M. O. A. C25 C35 C4D, Treasurer Junior c ass. MURRAY WEBSTER COM. Chicago, Illinois Commerce Club, C. P. A., Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve. ROSEMARY REGAN COM. LESTER ROUSH COM. Chicago, illinois Phi Sigma Phi Commerce Club C12 C21 C3D C4D, M. C. A. WAYNER STOKES COM. Chicago, illinois Commerce Club. J. WENDELL WARD COM. Chicago, Illinois C. LOUlS WOOD COM. Chicago, Illinois New York University, St. Johns University. CHICAGO CAMPUS ACTIVITIES CCDMMERCE CLUB Page 300 Front RIIIIPQCELLLIER, Cluxc, PAUL. Set-gmrl RotviNVa.a.'ru, GILCHIIIST, JoHNsoN, BRUCE. Third Row-CUMMINS, PAssMon'r:, Fmcm. OFFICERS it ii - yr ' ll S. Richard Johnson . . President Robert Bruce . Vice-President l-larold Gilchrist Vice-President Alvin Smith Vice-President G. A. Sohidler . . Vice-President Robert Wrath General Secretary Elmer Cellmer Financial Secretory Walden Cummin s....... Treasurer Howard Feige, David Sataloe, Richard Passmore, Stephen Joniclc, Jr, Glenn l-lodson, Meyer Lipslry, Frank Patil, Fred Thomas, Walter Craig ..... . Directors CGMMERCE CLUB The Commerce Club was founded for the purpose of bringing together the students of the evening school so that they might become better acquainted with each other, make long, lasting, profitable friendships and by working together, inject into the school program the social life that would provide the necessary diversion from daily routine. With this purpose in mind the officers and directors worked earnestly to make the school year 1936-1937 one of the greatest in the club's history. Membership, under the able direction of Alvin E. Smith,was climaxed after attaining the total of 650 members. This is the most satisfactory total achieved by the membership committee in recent years, The enthusiasm displayed by the Chairman was manifested throughout the drive and the success was well earned, A decided attempt to make the social program all-inclusive proved to be definitely worthwhile. Robert E. Bruce, Social Chairman,carried out the idea with Mixers, Dances, Dinners, and clubroom activities. The Fall informal Dance was held in the Crystal Ballroom of the Edgewater Beach Hotel. The most talked of dance ofthe year, a tradition on campus, the Commerce Club Formal was held in the Boulevard room ofthe Stevens Hotel. Another feature new to the Club was the Spring Formal. All Clubroom mixers proved the drawing power of the clubs informal gatherings. All these events provided the members with an unlimited store of good times. All furniture and furnishing in the spacious clubroom was under the direction of Vice-President Harold Gilchrist. Many major improvements were made in the quarters. Ventilators, lighting, and additions to equipment have aided in keeping the Commerce Clubroom one of the finest of its kind in the country. Checking facilities were maintained, as were telephone accomodations, and various games. Normal Stowell, Custodian, worked with the Chairman in making the members feel at home. Del.oss Walker, Burton Holmes, and other good speakers were obtained by G.Auldin Shidler, professional Chairman, to make the best lecture program ever presented by the Club. Professional activities reached their height upon presentation of the Burton Holmes lecture. This affair was received enthusiastically by the entire membership. The largest group to attend an affair of this type responded with hearty approval of the entire program. Finances were under the direction of Stephen G. slanick. This committee demonstrated its initiative and ability by installing a new system of handling funds and the method of reporting expenditures. The entire financial structure of the club was strengthened, and the worth of the system has been proven. To President S. Richard Johnson credit must be given for the necessary drive and force behind the committees so that cooperation and coordination were achieved. The entire years program was devised by the President and Vice-Presidents. The responsibility for carrying out the schedule was in able hands. All other officers other than those mentioned worked hard for the success that was merited. The slogan of Make the Commerce Club a Better Clubi' was the watchword. Page 301 LYDIANS :Y ,L i ii, ,ith ,L EV 1 i xi ii i Front lion'-SAUER, VAITKUB, HAIWMANN, BTALLON, BOYAJIAN. Second 1f01l+'GORDON, WEBER. FLYNN. OFFICERS Ella l-lartmann . ...... President Flora Mallon . . lst Vice-President and Social Chairman Charlotte Livingston Qnd Vice President and Publicity Chairman Grace Boyaiian . .... Recording Secretary Frances Sauer . Corresponding Secretary Kathryn Flynn . . . . . Treasurer DIRECTORS Sophia Bauling Maudette Gordon Dorothy Weber Mildred Whitmore ADVISER Bernice Vaitltus The Lydians is the only all-inclusive organization tor women on Mclfinloclc Campus. They maintain spacious clubrooms on the third Floor of Wieboldt l-lall. The social calendar lor the year 1936-1937 was quite varied, starting ott with the traditional reception and tea, together with open house the First of each semester. The program also included the usual mixers, Christmas and Baccalaureate dinners, as well as theatre parties. The two major events ot the year were an lntormal dance in Fall held in the Mirror Room of the Morrison l-lotel, and a Formal dance in the Spring in the lmperial Room ot Medinah Michigan Avenue Club. This is the First year that both the formal and informal dances were lree to Lydian members. To satisly the sports fans, such events as horsebaclc riding party, splash party,and golf tournament were arranged, and well attended. This year the tap and gym classes were continued at l.al4e Shore Parlc, the classes meeting every Monday night. The Lydian Line Q'Type, seven issues ot which were sent to the members, was well-planned and unusually interesting. This publication truly added a great deal to the enjoyment of membership in this organization. Pagz 302 MENORAH SCCIETY Fi-fmt Ifflll'-ROSEN. Minmsu. KRAUSE. Foam., GOLDBERG. St-cnnfl Iifaw-BLu1vrmN'1'uAL. S1'mnr.rNG. ELMAN, Wow, FROEHLICEI, SA1,zM,sN. Thir-rl Irvine-Sc'111mGo, 1 1'AsuNn:, GUSFIELD, TDI.-XMOND, 1xARcn, Ivovms. FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF JEWISH CULTURE AND IDEALS The Menorah Society established its branch at Northwestern University some seventeen years ago. lt has as its purpose the Advancement of jewish Culture and ldealsn. It has grown from a mere handful to an organization whose membership is in the neighborhood ot three hundred men and women. The Social Division headed by Leonard Sterling, had a record brealcing year. lt presented two mixers, a play CLady Windermere's Fanb, an Oratorical Contest, and an lnstallation Supper Dance. The Organization Division, headed by Harold Blumenthal produced a huge membership, a six page monthly publication, provided excellent entertainment at Sunday meetings, and culminated its activities with an Annual which gave expression to Menorahs abundant talent in journalism. The Educational Division headed by Mildred Elman conducted a course ot Study Circle meetings at which people prominent in their Fields spolce on current events. A Student Discussion forum was conducted where the spealcers were recruited from the membership. Lively discussions were charac- teristic ol these meetings. ln addition the division provided spealcers for the Sunday meetings among them being Professor A. Eustace l-laydon, Rabbis Leibman, Binstoclc, and l'lirschberg, Avis C. Shulman, sludge Feinberg, the Chancellor and Founder ot lntercollegiate Menorah l-lenry l-lurwitz, and a prominent author and lecturer from Qxlord-Dr. Cecil Roth. Page 303 COMMERCE MAGAZINE Frmit Iww-L1vxNGsToN, SHANAFIELD, LIITCHELL. Swermfl Row-VANBUREN, CSALANTIN. Third IKIIJU-CUMLIINS. Harold A. Shanatield . . Editor Walden C. Cummins . Business Manager Joseph Galcintin . A . Advertising Manager Commensurate with the increased enrollment in the School ol Commerce, NORTHWESTERN COMMERCE, the school's monthly magazine, was mailed to some 7000 readers. It was because the publication circulated among both Commerce and Journalism students that Editor Shanalield sought to make NQl2T'l-lVVES'l'ERN COMMERCE as broad in its interests as possible. Articles by experts in their Fields were presented in the belief that these men ol proven ability and success could bring a message to Purple students which would enable them to prolit from their elder's experience. Besides articles by specialists, NQRTHWESTERN COMMERCE was always an outlet lor student expression. ln each edition a sizeable portion ol the material presented was that written by Mclfinloclc students. Each issue was centered around a particular Field of business or professional endeavor. During the course ol the year the following numbers were published: Introductory, Business Psychology, Money and Banking, Accounting, Advertising, journalism, and Cultural. There was also an All- Student issue, in which all the manuscripts presented were written by students. To give the magazine a balanced content, the editor also ran boolc and drama reviews, short stories, and news ol various organizations on the campus. Activity on the part of campus poets was fostered by the regular presentation of poems by students. The Final edition of the magazine contained the prize-winning short story. Page 304 CHICAGG SYLLABUS STAFF l XVILLIAM Bnowx Ronmvr WRATH THOMAS Booz Robert Wrath . Editor William Brown Business Manager Thomas Booz Photographic Editor At a University campus attended, for the most part, by men and women engaged in daytime worlc, the outside activities of college life may seem remote, but the statt of the Syllabus wishes to present pictures of organizations, fraternities and sororities to show the extra-curricular interests of the Chi- cago Campus. The Lydians, Commerce Club, Menorah Society, Mclfinloclc Campus association, and the Meclill Gridiron, are organizations with a campus-wide activity providing outlets For the varied interests of the students. The fraternities and sororities of this campus are groups of men and women banded together by a common interest, be it commerce or journalism, Tor the purpose of providing the Fraternal life and raising the ambitions and goals of their members. The Syllabus, pictorially, brings these organizations to light. ln another sector and worthy of attention, the staff presents the Beauty Queens of this campus and a series of candid camera snapshots depicting the students at social functions, athletic events, and at the unexpected moment anywhere on the campus. The staff has sought to maintain the interesting subject matter and the quality of presentation, representative of the previous issues of the Syllabus, and in lceeping with Northwestern tradition. Page 305 OUTLOOK MAGAZINE Frzml Run.--.I.mNNsENs, CDAIILTON, xvli.-XTH. NVAIUQKOIS. S1-mmf! lifmv-'1'mxr'KrNs, JI-:nLxc1u, PLACENTIQ. The OUTLOOK magazine, co-sponsored by the lVledill Gridiron press club on Nlcliinloclc campus and the New England Congregational Church of Thorne l-lall, is the newest student-contri- buted and supervised publication at Northwestern University. Alter considerable negotiations commencing last December between the press club otiicers and church representatives, the First issue ol this monthly magazine, subtitled A Journal of Opinions , made its appearance in February, 1937. Students interested in writing either as a vocation or an avocation are now given a vehicle where convictions are presented to a critical audience, which in turn has an opportunity to refute or approbate the viewpoints evinced by the contributors. The board of control which aided in launching the publication on the campus is composed otlheo- dore H. Hume, Paul l-luchinson, Ernest Fremont Tittle, Elmo Scott Watson, and Andrew M. Placente. Page 306 MCKINLOCK CAMPUS ASSOCIATION 1 rnnL RlJHfiSIKORSKl. XVINDLE, S'i'xuNr1, .IUI-INKE. Smemul Irmv-Canisrovnicn, IYIALLON, DES,u,vo, VAN m-in Scmman. OFFICERS Willis T. Windle . . . , . . 'Ist Vice-President . Qnd Vice-President . . . Treasurer . Secretary . . President Linnea Strand Baker I'IamiIton I-lelen Silcorslci I.ee sluhnlce DELTA MU DELTA I-lonorary Scholarship Society in the School oi Commerce Founded at New YorI4 University EPSILON CHAPTER Established at Northwestern University, T922 OFFICERS Irene D. Cuenke . . . . . President Allred CS. Trembly . . . . Vice-president Ruth E. Baer . . Treasurer William T. Mott ...... . Secretary HONORARY MEMBERS Walter Dill Scott Willard E. Hotchkiss Mark Winfield Cresap Clarence S. Marsh Ralph Emerson. Heilman CDGCGIISQJ5 Earl Dean I'Ioward New Members Elected June, 1936 I-Ioward Ernst William Tuclor Mott Walter john Hartmann Ellis Carl Rhymer Pagz 307 STUDENT COUNCIL Page 308 O'HAnA Gonxm Cfmnsow OFFICERS Edward O'Hara . President Earl Carlsen . Treasurer Mary Ann Gober . Secretary l x CHICAGO CAMPUS LIFE 45.48 EILEEN H O MARGARET VAN DER SCI-IAEGI-4 567' N K -4- H J .ma by x H C w ' r , m P60 Cmofusr Booz forgethbg tfze ' A trfbngfs of proud Beoxut 769 Delta' SIQS fzowhg Dortrolf of Q foersoncff 4 togr Rho' ies. O fl? ISSW' ty O17 . Af D tie ro M4 e fokfhg Q 6s-otfbg. o' stuff by the 061' Gofns. .wb on 0 tro17erXJ'lf IQ A. Style. Fronlf Suck f14cCffbfoc4XLoo4ut ffl From? persons ,oouses on the lfv Look lwooejg be Wonts WY! Hugh look Uwe Epsflss' Don' S 44 OJ' to our fa ' Ot 440 Gr 6 foo Jo ' oslffe work H? lcfllre. fgon X5Ofl7S fun. oce Boyofkbn nosfbg. K- now 6ut 09013 Lewkus. UICA' must see solrzetbfhg fb tfve wfhdo lk' Page 314 Coach Moore and assistant watch the A, Smile forthe man's, dear. The gal on the left gets ci cherry stone. A. K. Psis Wally Craig doing parade rest. Tau Delt Johnson gives a look. Franlc's striking a new note. Wonder how many ounces the middle one Sorry, we left out the fireplace. Seyering looks disgusted-Carlstead won. Brown swallowing his Adam's apple. Just a moment, please. A military stance. K. Psis holds Pagf 316 Janssens, Murphy and Levitus at 'lQ5O. This way, Mr. Van Buren, this way. The kibitzer is Shanofielcl. l-lodson and Forbes take time out. Janiclc waits his turn. Two more lcibitzers. One ofthe Espies' lovelies behind the garclenias l-lang on to your purses, girls. The Chi Delts going to breakfast. Johnson and the girl Friend beaming. A little chilly in here, isn't It? Jonssens, Welsh, ond Loforce on the D ln the 0Q17,v 059k-e fvoro' ot work. Tfrree Defto 5295 fookfhg f Our llktle 44org1'e Sfoy ffglvr fl: Uves l'l'VS or ff: reoo' ere e Too So ree y for X5We ' Deft fr1e6oO' 4 Sosie the xo ff ge s ore or .r y Hb grou lzfers ' 7 son ' 717 to Si ufclv N S. ool 1 five cot Qmbldexterous 4- you Plbfzord? p of to wo DOI' ' orzon Jock e De! 0076! WW doll? ' gs IO! ' Alor ' 61779. Oter Q ins 4 If O ns sc colors? daily dozen. vet owffhg ot Carlsen. g Better hitch 'em up, Buddy. l-las ,lanssens got a reach? Levitus and Corlstead looking at Jean l-larlow. Waiting to get their pitcher toolci The Commerce Club's prexy'-Dick Johnson. The little girl looks colcl. The First boy is eating an olive. Three ofthe Epsies' hula bells. Straighten you r tie, Sherman. Page 317 ' 1 Page 318 ,J X -ff r-gf pvfiu, 5 ffqmq The Executives of Phi Gamma Nu. The oFFice staff does homework, too! l-lodson helping Goodrode save his shirt. The grand march at the M. C. A. Formal. Delta Sigs on Sunday afternoon. Van Buren too close to Brovvn's pipe. Frank Paul. Smoke gets in his eyes. Ziegfeld's chorus a la N. U. Carlsteacl can't read, anyway. Quambosch just told a jolce. Mr. Deitz going to town with the Daily. The campus cut-up, Gene Shier. We Finally got them up off the steps. A Lady in Fine feathers. Rippling Rythm-Elmer Cellmer. Between dances at the Stevens. Randilofl smiling-Brown staring. The Delta Sigs have a brawl. Payton dining with Betty. Lady-will you look at the camera? This must be by Flashlight. Aw-we wanted to take your picture. Page 319 vv Page 320 Frank Booz about to whisper in Van's ear. Four A. K. Psis looking For a Fifth For a game. Refreshment forthe Phi Gams. Some ofthe boys and gals at the Commerce Club Formal Watching the game with eagle eye. Bruce, Payton, and Sourpuss having their picture taken Looks like he's got something there. Payton goes romantic. Mr. Gillespie advising ci six year frosh. No, this is not Saturday night on the Stamping at the Stevens. CHICAGO ORGANIZATION FRATRES IN FACULTATE I ALPHA KAPPA PSI t Front Raw-LA Foncm, GUSTAFSUN, LE Vrrus. DxcKsoN, CAm.s1-En, McC1.1N'rocK. Sec0n.rlRnwfF0n1xI-ls, Wnsvm, JENSEN, Hmuus, WINDLE, Gu.cums'r, Mocx. , Third R010-QKORANDA, THOMPSON, MORGJXN, BRADFORD, Pm-:N'r1se, Ponrmn. Fourth Row-MAY, NEWINIIXN, HOETETLER, DELANEY Zmammz, J. H:KliIilSON. Forty-S even Active Chapters GAMMA CHAPTER Founded at New York University Established at Northwestern I 904 'I 91 I ,lohn Bartizal I-larry Baumann Allred Bays James Bell l-l. Morton Bodiish Lyndon Brown Fred Clark King Cook Clitlord Anderson I-larold Andres Elmer Asbridge Carl Beier Fred Bonaker Fred Bradford Charles Carlson Edwin Carlson Charles Carlstrand Fred Clement Gail Clowes Paul Conkle Foe Cosner W. W. Craig Walden Cummins David Cunningham M. L. Damron Stanley Dean Donald Dickson George Du Casse Ross Forbes l-lerbert Forsythe Frank Gerbing, Jr. e 32.2 Fae Cosner Josiah Geist Ralph E. l-Ieilman Lloyd l lerrold William Luby Alexander Ogilvie Ernest Palmer FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Russel Gessel ,lames Gibson I-I. E. Gischrist Evert Gustafson Thomas Harris John I-larrison Robert l-lelm Alfred I-leilscher l-larold l'lilding Philip l-lostetler William l-lultauist James jackson Edmund Slanssens Ray slensen Emil ,lursa Benjamin Kafka I-lugo Koranda John Kuhn Fred La Force Frank Le Vitus Frank Lietz Robert Lindberg Guy Pelton Paul Pettengill l-lorace Secrist Walter Smart John Strittar John 'linen I-larold Torgeson Chester Willard Francis Luby Robert McClintock Hugh Morgan Dave Newman Arch Nichols William Noton Edward 0'l'lara Richard Passmore l-lubert Porter Warren Prentiss I-I. T. Riedeman Mark l. Sammon I-larold Schaelgen Elmer Smith Frank Svoboda Donald Ullman I-lerbert Vetter Burnett Walsh l-lerbert Walter Dudley Wells Willis Windle Robert Wrath George Zack DELTA SIGMA PI Front Row-KELSCH, ZABAHON, SHANAFIELD, Cixss, JANICK, PA UL. SUMMER, CRISP, Sfcmmrl 1201.0-LINGLE, Smmn, VAN BUREN, MILLEII, PAYTON, PATH, BuowN, CHAHLEs, BROWNE. Third RIJWD-VEIINIPJII, BAUER, JQHNBON, NEBEL, Booz, Scnwmvrz, CAXKLSTEDT, SLATEH. Fourth RU1lt N1BBET, BRUCE, OLIN, Bmanm, B. VAN BUREN, SKUTTLE, Bovmn, WAKEFIELD. Q W K q . Fifty-three Active Chapters BETA CHAPTER Founded at New York University fn, Established at Northwestern -.ci .. Wheels? W 1907 ti ii 191 4 u Qggziv Ilitifglllf if, I-Ioward Berzolheimer Benjamin Bills Ernest Davies Fredericlc Deibler I-Ierbert Dougall D. Duncan I-Ienry Dutton I-larry Finney Samuel Anderson Sterling Bassett Francis Booz Thomas Booz Carl Boyer A. Briglia Stuart Brimacomb William Brown Bernard Browne Robert Bruce Lewis Cass Fred Carlstedt Robert Charles Lloyd Coveny FRATRES IN FACULTATE joseph Gilby Cecil Gillespie Ernest I-Iahne Roy I-Iall James I-Iawlcinson David I'IimmeIbIau Elmo I-Iohman FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE Richard Crisp Stephen klanick Richard Johnson Louis Ifelsch ul. A. Kerr Earl Lingle Clitlord Miller Edison Nisbet Sherman Rate Wilbert Rate Victor Payton Frank Raul Albert Cluambusch Lawrence Rading Louis Mclfelvey Raul Morrison Roy Reierson Walter Dill Scott W. Mason Smith Samuel Stevens John Teevan Myron Llmbreit Lyman Sandine Ernest Sauer George Schwartz Eugene Shier Leslie Slcuttle Robert Sommer Forrest Struble Charles Tiedje Fred Thomas Bruce Van Buren Sheldon Van Buren Nathan WaI4eFieId Kenneth Willen I'Ioward Wise Page 323 PSI GAMMA RHO Page 324 lfrmzl Row-FOGEL, SMITH, P'msnN1a, Smow, B Second If0lU- Sl-IRAGO, IXARCH, Nouns, DIAMOND, Gonmmnc, Rosss. Founded at Northwestern 'IQQO ALPHA CHAPTER FRATER IN FACULTATE I'IaroId BIumenthaI Irving Diamond Ered Eogel Eugene Goldberg Meyer Karch Joseph I-Ioyt Edwa rd Freed man Arthur S. Pos MEMBERS Alvin Smith PLEDGES I-Iarold Strauss Meyer I.ipsI4y ArnoId Noyes Fred Ptashne Irving Rosen DonaId Shrago Earl Mills Norman Sackheim TAU DELTA KAPPA Front Rmz.-DONALDBON, CfxPEK, HUSTER, T. JOHNSON, KIEFER, Kuczon A. Sr-mom! lf0w-ICUBALA, TXTETZELMANN, A. JOHNSON, CELLMER, SWANSON, Fmam, Fossrnn. Third Row-B1sr:HEN,xvEn, J.xcKsoN, SCHILBE, GALLAGHER, Foss, MCCOLLUM. Two Active Chapters BETA CHAPTER , A , Established at Northwestern Founded at Pennsylvania University 'I 91 5 'I 996 William Behrens Paul Brown Earl Carlson Elmer Cellmer Roscoe Crane l-loward Feige Dan Foster Clay Jackson Andrew johnson Franlc Capelc Gene Donalson Robert Foss John Gallagher Edward Gorman Erdman l-lansen Charles l'loFlman Franlc l-luster, vlr. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE PLEDGES Walter Schilbe Allred Kingdom Stephern Kubala William Lenheim Fred McCollum Fred Madsen Robert Metz, ulr. Erving Netzelmann William Rose Ben Swanson Tetlow Johnson Roy Kiefer Ray Kuczora Don Mueller Russ Mueller Murray Otstott, slr. Thomas Parlter Charles Rank Page 325 CHI DELTA ALPHA Third Raw Founded at Northwestern Front 1f0U!iILASTEN, FULTON, JOHNSON, Kussuxg, C Set-mul IBUIUTXVPHITMORE, bmrru, MoN'rc,oMEm', VAN mm Son B AUL, LLOYD. -S01-ILIMAN SMEA'rHAM, GRAY, ROBERTS, NETTLETON, XV Lxrronn, MCG REG on. AEGH . L URSTER 1926 ALPHA CHAPTER Martha Berg Evelyn Blaul Catherine Bowes Grace Clitlord Annabelle Davidson Dorothy Diederich Mildred Dylcema Evelyn Eulton Evelyn Gray Charles Gunn Lolo Koppe P 36 SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Anne lgler Grace Johnson Viola Kasten Beatrice Kiesling Claire McDermott Peggy McGregor Grace Montgomery Erances Nettleton l-lelen Roberts Elsie Rutgers PLEDGES HONORARY MEMBER lrene A. Slcinner l-larriet Shliman Stella Schrage Constance Smeatham Marjorie Smith Miriam Smith Margaret Van der Schaegh Dorothy Weber Leona Whilert Mildred Whitmore Louise Wurster ,lane Lloyd EPSILON ETA PHI Front Rau B Pum, Boim, Rxrm, .ToHNsoN, ALL Sacuml Rau APPLDQHAN. Syirru. Gonnow, BoYix.,IAN, L.-KMBLRT, Ponmtzix. Wmxrnns, Third Rau VI Wmss, Mm-z, TIEMXVALL, TECH, DUNN, Rfumz-JALT. Fourth limi--G,xuNEn, VINSON, XV CHEM' XVILMOT, CHAPEL, HARTMANN, MEYER. Eour Active Chapters Founded at Northwestern ALPHA CHAPTER 'I 9527 Zaidee E. Greene Eleanor Applegran Helen Bacon Gunhild Berkman Dorothy Born Grace Boyajian Aline Buckley Ruth Carlson Lisbeth Clovves Virginia Croon Marguerite Day Virginia Delrana Marvel Doerller Ruth A. Erickson Sylvia Fletcher slacquelin Allen Millicent Bielke Virginia Bromberlc Pearl Chapel Marjorie Clark Ruth Diamond Grace Dunn SORORES IN FACULTATE Honorary Members Alice B. O'INIeiI SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Active Members Evelyn Marshall Maudette Gordon Virginia Grothus Ella Hartmann Helen I-Iemwall Mary June Jasper Evelyn Koenning Bernice Kubica Marguerite Lambert Mary Langohr Marion Larkin Emily Meyer Marjorie Mitchell Grace Novak PLEDGES Edris Garner Lucille Cnrothus Lucille Hallman Eileen Holmberg Laverne Jacobs jean Johnson Betty Grace Metz Marian Babb Frances R. Gregalunas Mabel Qrth Amanda Paul Edna Peterson Linnea Peterson Maye Podraza Eleanor Rabenalt Alice Richards Elna Salston Ethel Shidler Bertha Sloser Grace Smith Linnea Strand Irin White Helen Zillman Pearl Salchovv Helen Tech Gvvendola Vinson Ruth Walters Gladys Weiss Dorothy Wichert Helen Wilmot Pgw ? PSI CHI THETA Front R010-JOHNSON, GUTHIKT, BEALES, Ssxux-zu. Sn-om! Roz --Ixosrmmn, BHANNAN. IVIECKMANN G ENKE. -Ivventyethree Active Chapters DELTA CHAPTER Founded at Columbia University Established at Northwestern 'IQQO 'IQQO Estelle Kay Ethyl Beales Edna Grambort Clarice Koehler Louise Bevversdorg Ruth Baer Ruth Brannon Martha Corbett Irene Genke Virginia I-Ielm 326' SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Gladys Small PLEDGES Vlasta I-Ilava GRADUATE STUDENTS Frances Sauer Mary Ruth Wieclcmann Marjorie Guthat Alma Ruppenthal Cecil Wimmer Lois I-Ians I'IeIen Johnson I-Ielen McCIuer Claire O'I2eiIIy Myrtle Perschke Margaret Prage PHI GAMMA NU A Norma Ahl jean Bareuther Eleanor jane Burrows Gertrude Civilc Alva Clausen Agnes Devlin Doris DeVries Grace Ericlcson Clive Fetherston Kathryn Flynn Margy Anderson Betty Browning jeannette Butler Rita Champion Diona Cheias Catherine Cryer Henrietta Dejonghe joan Dylcer Ruth Engbersen Margaret Gengler Professional Commerce Sorority Founded at Northwestern University 1924 HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. E. C. Davies Miss Neva C. Lesley Mrs. Everett W. Lord Mr. S. N. Stevens SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE l'lelen Foster Virginia Frodin Bernice Funston Mary Ann Gober Ruth l'larris Edythmae l-lentschel Mary Kast Eleanor Luebbers Flora Mallon Dorothy McConnell Mary Phillips PLEDGES Ethel Gilmore Adelyn Gooley Solveig Grundeland Mildred l-lanclke pearl l'latcher Marjorie l'lollancl Ethel Karlson Ruth Kennedy Mildred Krueger Penelope Lewis Evelyn Platt Rosemary Regan Lucille Shrader Virginia Smith Shirley Stadstad Mabel Svoboda Ruth Tanlcersley l-lenen Taylor Bernice Vaitlcus Dorothy Walsh Mildred Lund Edith Miller janet Perry Elanor Roepl4e Rosemary Ruclersdorl l-lelen Sikorslci janet Sheldon Virginia Smith Tess Tallitsch jane Tilt U85 329 l-lelen Abramson Charlotte Adler Sylvia Bailcotf Sophia Bauling Clara Caplin Roslyn Caplin Estelle Chapman Bess Cohen Eleanor Cohen Ruth Cohn Belle Davidson Kate Fishman Sadie Friedlender Ruth Friedman Grace Glicl4en l-lelen Gold Saralee Goldberg l-larriet Kahn Dorothy Kaplan Ruth Leibovitz Phyllis Levine Ruth Lew Rose Ann Lieberman Lillian Mallcin lhlelen Malter Esther Bright Enid Morris Lillian Lipolslfy SIGMA PI LAMBDA Commerce School Sorority SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE PLEDGES Marie Meltzer Ann Newman Sadell Newman lrene Phillips Sylvia Rosenbaum Ranetta Ruben Bess Saiger l-lelen Schmarelc jean Schwartz Mildred Schwartz Mary Schmerling ldell Selinger Tobey Silbert Bertha Shulman Nettie Sldamberg Mildred Soloway Annabelle Soroldn Ruth Stein Miriam Tanembaum janette Weinberg Bernice Weintraub Shirley Weintraub Florence Winchester Dorothy Wolf Ida Zullcerman Adele Caplan Jule Simonson Lenore Zukerman Sigma Pi Lambda Sorority was Founded at Northwestern University in 1995, and on May 'lO, 1927, received otlicial recognition from the faculty as an organization atliliated with the school. Lillian Malkin Cnee Boginb was the First President. The sorority annually takes part in Stunt Night, and its members are active in the Lydians and the Menorah Society. The group maintains a high scholastic rating among Mcliinloclc Campus Organizations. Page 330 THE DENTS The students of the DENTAL SCHOOL gain their needed relaxation from studies by participating in the University's intramural program of athletics. Page 331' Page 332 Deering after nightfoll CUTS AND GRINDS ii I .sl ll ' Sf f i - .. I K - K, N' .1 i. . -., . , ' '-'-' kv , I ig ,s nf! . K., M f it Q1 G4 4' if i 1 1 K y 4 7 ' I fn A. ,,,, V Q T-fn rv ire:-yrs , , ,-he-1 Y' -Q! tf w 1 , ,,-V ' f . - v J A: ,TYI I f .A V c ,,,, ... I A lhtw i .'. ,' .975 v l - V .::. . fx'-x FORWARD 4 S' X 5 ' ZX KB' 4 The scarlet pages that follow are disgustedly ' I lx dedicated to those people whose names appear in this rampant discourse on the tribes that inhabit ,K the lalce at Northwestern and are enraged by ' ,U its contents, It you are in doubt as to where you can locate the editor of these Flagrant abuses, may l say he moved, address unlcnown, where- abouts Witheld, and l dont thinl4 he'Will ever return. lx N BEFORE PUBLIC vrmx '3 ,ix i A Vssfi .ff 39-. s i f Q 'tagfxb ri wi' Pflgf 333 BARSUMIAN Bmxmsrocx P14334 Y THE MASTER MIND Kotz .8 HACKLER G mx Nfl' BAKER DODGSON EVANSTON CAMPUS ASSOCIATION for Phi Kaps Blunder into Powerj Though they would have you believe otherwise, this great association, built on the fallacy of efficient administration of student government, is composed of tiny puppets who were thrown into the swim of questionable power by a minority that Elaced an X in a square which they thought would bring free eer back to Heavanston. When the ballot boxes were stuffed sufficiently, Ray Kotz Cwith reverence pleaseb confidently counted out the votes, assumed an arrogance of surprise when he was found the winner, and then called the meeting together with a gavel he had brought down from the Skull House which derives its name from the emptiness which appears directly above the physiogramy of members of this tribe. The first bit of legislation to be discussed was the inevitable political situation about to bloom in great proportions. Ray's bungling of this job will probably go down as one of the best of his many in a short career. Mystified beyond hope by an almighty front of suave oliticians including Greg Hackler whom he had given a double cross, heard round the campus, Ray brought his first ace out of the hole in the form of a fallen stuffed archangel of the previous board, good old rough and tough Virgin Day. The filibuster was hardly a success. This was the first notice given to the campus that the members of this board were lost in the aimless oblivion of the past and existed mainly to further the interests of the broken down machinery that welded the great independents into a strong group of 21 stooges. Tired and bored of attempting a job which held defeat at everycorner,Ray began to muse thoughtfully over the strings that held the purses of every activity in check. Here was a field which had long been famous for great manipulators. Here surely was the root of all power. Here was the power that the great triumvirate of Phi Beak Hackler and Newsprint Baker, more intelligently covered in another article in these pages, and the suave Kotz, had planned should be his. So tight did he hold them that he tried very subtly do away with the Syllabus bonuses. He forgot as is his custom that you can't cross off those that help you and expect their support. He didn't get it and the hard working boys finally got their gold which they hoped would come over his dead body. Lest some unsuspecting soul get the idea that this paper king- dom is completely dominated by King Kotz, let me add that a num- ber of other puppets proudly confront their fellowmen with the incorible attitude of one gifted with a high and mighty seat. Close to the left hand of the King sits Brewer Grnattt, the Beta Emancipator of the unfortunates in healthy organized group of the North Campus. His is a position of befuddlement that rivals his master. With few exceptions the rest of the members are in the same predicament or are Phi Kaps which really makes little difference because the Skull gang never get out of the rut. ln retrospect we can think of only one thing that this organization accomplished that was not clothed in personal reflection, that was the institution of the Herr proportional voting system, the maze of which could only be introduced by such puppets. Before the writer is tempted to enter into profanity to give adequate vent to his emotions, it seems best that he close the discussion immediately. No more fitting close can be written than to reiterate the events of the last meeting of the puppets. An attempt at suicide would probably be a more appropriate title, but may l classify it as the one good thing that the association talked intelligently upon? Please allow me the satisfaction and the E. C. A. the flattery of such classification. Within the tiny walls of Lunt with the same glee that they planned a wholesale investigation and forcible entrance into affairs that could never possibly be run adequately undertheir supervision, they pause to reflect. They tried to find just one power which they had used earlier before gradual usurpation by the Board of Supervision had deemed them unqualified to be capable administers of it. There was not one to be found. So like good little Indians they tried to decide that the best thing was to fold up their tottering tents and go home. A masterpiece of legislation that would be remembered for time immemorable. A STUDY lN DEGENERATION Cor Why the Daily Northwesternb There is no sadder story in the folklore of Red Man's land than that of the rotted tribal drums, or the Degeneration of the Daily Northwestern. lt is a story of Bass drums gone tenor, tragedy of thunder turned to echoes. Time was when a race of strong-handed warriors ruled in the loft of the Commerce building. Their code was fair play and the new. Today a race of Squaw-men can do no more than to plume their own feathers. As an organ of campus opinion and news the great drum, Daily Northwestern, has disappeared. ln its place we have only hollow echoes from narrow chests and empty heads of Blowhard Baker and Navy Jewel Behrstock. Echoes are never news. lnteresting as they are to their authors, opinionated stories of Blowhard and Navy Jewel have interest to the campus only as case studies in maladjustment. With the degeneration of the Daily has grown the tradition that all self respecting Juniors and Seniors in the Journalism school avoid it as the plague. Blowhard and Navy Jewel had no competition in their march to power. Blowhard shined his bow with the right people, and gravity did the rest. Navy Jewel assumed a mantle of armchair intellectualism and ainted himself with a slight coating of pink, circumstances did thje rest Blowhard's idea of a newspaperman is drawn from the movies. Navy ,lewel's conception of an intellectual is drawn from Karl Marx. Both worked hard to mold their very pliant selves to these models. They were successful. The Daily office offers better entertainment than the best Laurel and Hardy or Donald Duck comedy. If these two could ever tear themselves away from the reflec' tions of their own touseled images as mirrored in the Daily's pageS they would have heard the laughter caused by their gyrations- Loudest were the snickers from the abode of Sigma Delta Chi wherein dwell some real newspapermen who quit with the ascension of the present regime to power. The pay off came when Blowhard was confronted by his staff who threatened that it was he or they. They invited him to try putting out a paper by himself. His hide was saved when he used a little shady persuasion on the leader of this insurrection who shortly left in disgust for New York. From this point on, the office routine consisted of Baker and the staff making faces at each other. To an accompaniment of hoots from this staff, Baker still manages to stick his face in on things occasionally. On the days when Blowhard appears at the office, headlines repeat themselves, cuts run upside down, and the staff holds small sit-down strikes. 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WOO DSTOCK TYPEWRITER COMPANY SIX NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE 'g CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Branches in All Principal Cities Distributors All Over the 1170,-ld -The University Book Store PIFFY TEPEE Pale Moon shines at live of twog in the vestibule of the - Piffy Teepee, Beans and Arrows in a quiverg Phi Psi newcomer remarks ls no one in this House platonic? Specific examples? , Experienced Beta, as in Bitting, does best to overcome the 4 O e G f S Q F e I C e Phi Bete tendencies of Rundall. Right hand of Clarkson dials Long Distance-New York- while Beta squirms under left thumb. Phil Thompson, after four footloose years, reduced at last to Skull and Bones Rehrnan and Thompson equal Child Love. ' 'Bryant Says Eberle at lasts scalps Kappa Gurley to get ' Vllrangler pin. Much-grab Minchin gets out from under Clark's D. U. pin. In two short weeks, wampums Sanborn out of Phi Psi badge. Q XVhat will Everett, Beta M. D., find to do on Bustling Textbooks Byerlein's 'Texas Grapefruit ranch? Q Su lies HI-Ieap-Speech Wally wears Deaner Delt pin one day a pp year. Waugh! Q - Roddis- Ray rornance culminates in High School ring on Fountom Pens appropriate linger. Q T ewrite S We wish the tribe would do something to restrain the eliorts yp r of Mable and Cl2,1'k6 to become B.W.O.C. ltven tho' thcy're Q S . G d the refreshing, naive type, they'd like to date in the Delt House. porting O0 5 How We wish Papooses Weir, Barker, Askew, and Johnson would stop boasting about their Phi Psi, Beta, Phi Psi, and Wrangler-respectively-pins. And their baby talk makes us tired. 5 . Mayland, Grabill, Gray, and Lord, pinless at present and not too hopeful for the future, are resigned to the prayer that thevlre the type men marry for their character. Lo1'd seems to have plans of changing that hula skirt for a blanket from 3 Oklahoma-through a process of hard riding and lassoing. C I'-I A N D L E R S 1 The Pi Phis like each other. Note the nasty Valentines t iey sent anonymously to each other this year. And darned , if there wasn't a bull's eye every time. DCIVIS Sli. We seem to have omitted Morrison, worry of the Psi Psi's. . Oh well! , Pffgf 337 For Your Trip to Europe Choose from 'the I Largest Fleet on the Atlantic Led by the world's newest and fastest liner Queen lVlary , the 18 ships of Cunard Wfhitc Sl,ar s fleet offer thc widest choice of sailings . . . from New York direct to France, by the weekly express service . . . from New York, Boston, Montreal and Quebec to ll ports of Britain and the Continent. Book 'through your local agent or Cunard Vilhite Star Line, 346 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Central 2050 THE BRITISH TRADITION DISTINGUISHES CUNARD WHITE STAR The late director of the Medill School olslournalism, l'l. F. Harrington, described the DAILY NEWS-INDEX as Uexactly what a community newspaper should ben. lo prove this point, the National Editorial Association awarded the DAILY NEWS- INDEX the 1936 grand prize For general excellence. The lllinois Press Associa- tion similarly awarded First place to the INDEX for two successive years For the best news story. SEEGAMA KIYA'S The Sig Lodge again has the largest tribe on the shores of Lake Michigan. This sitc was chosen because of its nearness to the Happy Hunting grounds-South Campus-which attracts all good Indian braves at some time. Probably the most distinguished member of the tribe is Seegama Iiiyafs great Brooklyn Indian, Moose Face Nose Wells, muscle man, keeper of the tribe's health, not to mention the tribe's squaws. Running Moose Face a close second when it comes to taking care of the other boys' gals is a young brave known as Squaw-Woman Langworthy. Bob Stanton has his troubles with the squaws. Last fall when this happy warrior was brave enuf to ask Doris VVise for a week-end date to the Illinois game, he had an enjoyable ride down to Champaign. When they got there, she paid him for the trip down and hastened off to meet another warrior. Since then he has persisted in tormenting the Pi Phi Beauty queen candidates. Wonder why Frank Cooper has come to be commonly called Dr. MaeDougall? Ted Hopkins was flying along at the six point level until February when he came to a poor three point landing. Was it Kurme or Thompson that precipitated this abrupt change of heart? Thompson is the best guess, being a Sig heartbreaker from away back. Stevenson Smith and Ed Randle are two true and loyal braves who will sacrifice anything for each other. Sahiga Haga Yoheek Kovatch is the boy who definitely adds color to the tribe, and we don't mean he's redder than the rest. They have a boy in the tribe by the name of Beegla Bahungz Ogilby, swimmer of great distances-who spends his time making eyes at N. U. beauties with his heart in Georgia. Of course there are many others-Magnus Atomba QThe Mighty Atomb Cooper, leader of the tribal chants, who is looking forward to the time when he can hogtie Janie Edelen, Mexican squaw, and force her to accept his jewelry. Clark Kuebler, who is the medicine man of the tribe, although the braves call him many other names, has been the object of many nasty rumors lately. So you have them. They're a great bunch of papooses- hoopin' and hollerin' at all hours, them as don't go barefoot stack their moccasins outside to air at night, a bit muscle bound in the upper skull regions, superstitious and suspicious as the devil about odd people that poke their noses into note books and class rooms now and then. -For good Food -midday to midnight The 918 Spanish Court NO MOn'S LC1Hd PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR NEXT WINTER'S COAL NOW Evanston Fuel and Material Co. CNOT INCORPORATEDJ HIGH GRADE FUEL YOU SHOULD READ THE , BUILDER'S SUPPLIES 1320 Simpson St. : Hollyoourt 3500 Wilieriiiliib0Z500 Greenleaf 4200 Pa e338 HEAP-BIG THETA LODGE Once upon a time there started up a small lodge on the mighty shore of Lake Michigan, known as the Ugh-Little Theta lodge. However, as the bunnies multiplied, so did the Thetas, and it wasn't very long until it was damn large. In this nineteen liunclred and thirty-seventh year of the god Bacchus, the 'tGoona-goonl' lodge numbers somewhat over sixty members and each has her own little story: Sixty little Indians handing out their line, PAYNTER fell for Geology , then there were Hfty-nine. I-IENNESSEY went for Moose , 'fDuek and Gill the great, Alas and alaek, then that left fifty-eight. CAM pulled the strings of the Phi Psi heaven, VVith Goode Bob and Lind, that left fifty-seven BURNHAM and WARREN got themselves in a Hx, With Cam and Will away, there remained fifty-six. For Chief-on-the-ball Mclvlike, Squaw WILEY did strive, He made the basket, so there were fifty-five. The I-AM-SALLY N EIVTONH, who thought she knew the score, Miseounted on Duggan, and that left Hfty-four. BROWN IE invested in a Phi Delt pin with glee, Then she found out 'twas .lackson's, that left Iifty- three. ALSTED'S thoughts of Bonekemper grew and grew, 'Til she went back to Appleton, then there were fifty-two. 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If there must be something in the book about this hitherto unknown tribe of aboriginals it is because two of them sub- scribed . . . you know, the two that enjoy the pictures of the Beauty Queens. XVl16l1 discovered, this tribe acted viciously, but when shown a cork they bowed themselves into submission, and recanted their history on the reporters promise to let them smell said cork. Too Much Laughing Water Gavitt, the chief, was pining away for his squaw who was wintering with the Seminoles, but amused himself the while with frequent trips to his old haunting grounds to the north. He came back with many deer, one of which he tained and named Helen. Helen was eating out of his hand when the squaw returned and she scared Helen away. All this disturbed the tribal ritual of nightly bending elbows in the shadows of the shadow club, but Sabine and Brown, accom- panied by the neophite, Ferguson, upheld the tradition, even to the point of entertaining the entertainers. A Mexican Indian, Tommy Fernandez, who had wandered far in search of wisdom narrowly escaped scalping at the hands of a vicious Theta papoose called Newton who had heard from a trader, Chet Dugan, that little Tornrny was possessed of much wampum. The upshot of it all was that Sally got neither Tom nor the Wampum, but Dugan, whom nobody wanted. Tribal wiztrfare was in the making when a brave, Teddy Suhr, tried to abduct a Phi Psi football captain's girl. Using the ruse of ealesthenics homework, Teddy gave the little girl quite a workout, which might be going on yet except that Kay Bigler came home to the A Phi camp and reclaimed Teddy. Snuffy, a little fellow with a red nose, was found accompanying Suhr even as a footprint, until he found a new pasture, greener too. Sullivan High School. Don Bell traded much Wampum for 120 new yellow packard horses to use in capturing .Iean Arms, but even they failed when she met a white man with red hair. Holly Jackson moved in with the tribe late in the year for a long enough time to meet Marge Kelly, and then moved out to take up quarters there. The brothers won't admit it, but it was the smartest thing a DU has ever done. When last seen, the boys were trying to find someone who would take a date with their worst mistake among many ...... fWrite in your idea, they're all goodj. English Texts of Special lnterest to College Students Curme's, COLLEGE ENGLISH GRAMMAR. Shewrnake-Carmer's, COLLEGE ENGLISH COM- POSITION. Seely's, ENJOYING POETRY IN SCHOOL. Dye's, EXPOSITORY WRITING. Farrlngton's THE ESSAY-HOW TO STUDY AND WRITE IT. 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Her soldier boy holds an attack at Sheridan and keeps the N. U. Wild-Cats Howellingw at the fort. Laughing-Boy Warnock is her main interest and together they paint the town red every moon. Little-One-Placek goes Phi Gam shooting and arrows them down with a sturdy Alpha Phi bow. These birds of a feather flock together, Huttering at her dainty feet. Any moon-lit night can be seen in front of the Alpha Phi tent, Wimpy-.leep-Wellnitz and Strong-Arm-Lanman giving each other love taps midst war cries Strong-Arm knocks the Jeep in the puss and she bellows forth words of love. Brave Lanman utters: Me no have 'furs' to buy rot-gut fire water, us-uns stay in tent and beat each other full of love. Pass-Me-Out Curme is often revived by Pale-Face McCarty, who hails from deah! ole Harvard! He-Done-Me-W'rong Kohler told Riinniiig-Water' Vllynnagan to go to the land of Indian Fires, cause her own Squaw Sister Henderson took Running Water's badge for a week and blew smoke rings in her face. Pete Here-I-Am Poll went hshing and hooked a nice jug of Fox De Luxe for her own big self. Soon there will be little foxes jumping all over the place. Double-Ugly Caesar went hunting in the land of furren waters and left all her braves behind her. Flannel-Mouth Flannigan grieved so bitterly that all he could do was to trade trinkets with Apples You're The Only One I Love Hoff. Soon, maybe not tomorrow, a ship will sail in port again? An R. F. was carried out in full regalia in the tent of Spencer Hall. Big Fat Buttikofer led the race. The tribe of the Acacias received the first attack, by ashower of water. They, in return, took a flash light shot of Alpha Phi Rita in all her naiveness, in her nightie and curlers. Tish-tish! We Deliver Promptly Wholesale and Retail Phones Greenleaf 4890-91 - 2620 The Evanston Fish Shop FISH AND SEA FOODS HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS SUPPLIED E. 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Chief Duck had heap big time for himself as usual dividing his time between the home reservation and the vestibule of the Gamma Phi tepee down in the Land of the Many Lovely Squaws. When the winter snows melted and ran to meet the laughing big lake waters, the hraves set out on an expedition to hunt up the tribal medicine man Many Steins in Belly Phalen, missing since Indian Summer. At the lxing's Arms trading post they found him with his head under a beer tap crooning love calls that put the meadow larks to shame. On the same trek, they ran across Brave Good who had also been lost. Someone had carried him out of the Arms and stood him up in front of a Howard street cigar store where he remained buried under the snow. During the planting season many braves set traps on the sorority reservation. One of them was Jordan, the Oracle of the Tall Corn Country, who moved his traps from the Theta cabin to the kappa tepee. Showing a disposition to stay put, both Many Buckets McMichaels and .Kaufman of the Strong Wing wintered again under the Theta toterns. Spending an uneasy season beside the same campfire was Running Beer Keitel, the Fleet of Foot, who spent many moons chasing after the Daughter of the Th1'ee Stars. Tom-toms beat all day long most of the time with the soph- omore tribesmen waking up the sun and putting him to bed with the music of Benny Goodman the Great God of Jazz. Between times, Big Gate Godwin and Swinging Door Jones made music for the war dances. Leading the tribe's inter-reservation teams was Little Ceasar Taylor the ardent backer of the Chicago Cubs. One of the most active of all the hraves was Sid Ferguson who spent the whole year trying to make heap big Noyes i11 the Theta Tepee. Also wandering in that region was 'Ward Cook who teamed up with squaw Grasett before the snow fall and, to everyone's surprise, was still teamed up when the south winds came across the prairies to make the trees green again. Jumping Joe Hay, the W'yoming Deer Slayer spent the season learning that Northwestern squaws won't be intimidated and finally got on to the system of leaving his tomahawk at home when he went hunting. NELSON LAUNDRY CH, Dry Cleaning System 1012-14 Davis Street, Evanston I 44 YEARS of Laundering and Dry Cleaning Service to those who recognize and demand the finest quality University 0422-01 12 Pflgf 344 l ARTHUR J. WICHMAN l WHOLESALE RETAIL 1 UPTOWN METROPOLITAN l MEATS I BUSINESS COLLEGE l 611 Dempster Street l Evanston, 111. , l l V Phonesl University 0238-G-L82 lWil1nette 45S STRONG-ARMS The angelic tribe of Kappa Delt's is no more, at least that's what we hear on good authority. lt seems the squaws in that tent are going in for life in bigger and better ways. There's that unbeatable consumer of lire-water Liz Reed. She says it's all for purposes medicinal, but we'll bet our last raw onion that it's mostly to dull the ahce for Sigma Chi Fogarty who has gone East. Two of the most misled gals in the Vtligwam, because of their interest in the seamy intellectuals Cjournalists, in ease you don't thinkj are Vivien Laird and M. E. Moulton. Viv already has enough for ten brides in her hope chest, with no help from sportls editor Eric Bramley, while Mary E. has absorbed so much of the glorious aroma of love that she actually believes Sigma Nu Croker IS something. Little squaw Mockler seems to be getting the whole tribe in bad with old Nakoomis, the tent guardian. Peg has started a game to see who can get in latest, just for spite, and ever since Senior Ball the H. M. has been suspicious: she doesn't like the way Peg says goodnight to l lorida's singer Crosby. And then there's that little Apache Leaverton from Texas. Helen can wriggle through any, shall we call it difficulty? She can even stay out most of the night when all the other squaws are in and playing bridge by 10:30. She says it's crew but when you hear her singing for adinittance at 1:30 in the morning you sort of wonder. But what a voice the gal does have. Right now she's working up a program with CBS-when Al, or Joe, 01' Arnie, or Jim, or Bill, haven't anything to otler. Little Minnehaha C.lean Jacobsj recently got herself in a bit of a mucldle. Not because she's get to be WAA president and ClOCSl'1,i. know what to do about it, but because little pledge An- heiser sent Jean's John a copy of the song You're Gonna Lose Your Gal . Georgia said she did it so he'd come up fO1' the formal. Little pledge Vildebille is also getting into swing-by chasing that 'A Call-me-wonderful Russell Ball boy. It seems they would like to inhabit the same Wigwam, at least Jeanne thinks so. Typical Pocahontas is DEDE Sawtell, who wears red Doctor Dcnton's. She has such a loving mother soul for all the braves around here, especially if they've got something better than a VS. To end the chronicle of this God-help-them tribe we'd like Honey Ewing that the sisters are going into rhapsodic dithers if she doesn't cease playing Sitting Bull in the lounge with Rocky every Saturday night. This seems to be the little Sigma Chis favorite sleeping place. How cruel of him to keep the other squaws from their ping pong . OSCAR F. FLEISCHER FRANK B. STARK Established 1890 . ' Chas. H. Fleischer 86 Co. 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The beat was heard throughout the country and twenty-live gals decided they should make tracks toward the K. K. G. tribal home. After a few of the graduates had come back and passed all the pertinent information on the history of the feud with the north campus, the tribe hurdetl together for the assault. The war dance was spectacular of course, but not much changed over the period of years when we saw it done in hoop skirts. The first scouting party headed for the Phi Psi grounds. Gerry Fowell was the first to score landing a shaggy moose with antlers commonly referred to as Joe Buehl when the boys passed the grip. Following this trail came the great Mickey the Mighty Bearsdley and Midge the Midget Mercer. Brandishing their knives high over head, they promptly severed the scalps from Elliott I-wanna-get-married Cobb and Bill Keene. The head of the Kappa gang was so discouraged at the results thus far that she sent Marge Frank into the fray to see if one catch might be made to possibly offset their heavy losses in the first encounters. She did just a shade better when she disarmed Kyle Morris, famous for his depictions with the lead point. The score as we see it was a complete whitewash for the gals and a defeat to the hraves. Jean Maclntosh sneaked softly into the den and without much opposition placed the first smooch ever to be enjoyed by Father Willy Heyn. Then the pappy took advantage of his position and chose to betray the brotherhood and fix up his boy Horner in the same tribe. The first attempt was Sligh Nellie Twyman whom Herman Ogg liked so well, but things proved rather troublesome when she took Paul White's pin. Father gave up. The next tribe to suffer was the Sigma Nu-hoo Indians. The feature of the fray was the return of Babe Townsend to Bushy Bill Boger. 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University-Law lCl'1lCGQO Public Library lAiriLOw Institute The Book Shop Bindery .1 Better Boolcbinding Since 1895 T 306-310 W. Randolph Street CHICAGO Sf 34-T T l i TRY DELT On the shores of Lake Michigan, st,ands,thc great stone edifice upon whose portal is the instription Try-Delt. To the east is the Theta tent and to the west the Awful Cry, we in- tended this page of such :L lodgeg after thorough research, we could find nothing worthy of writing hence the empty space. SIGMA NOOSE On de shores wit old lake Meechfrun Stood a tippgf with a Chup House Therein live some rnighty werryers Known as blecli short Sigma Noose Kipp it rose Chief Ace Nagode, , N it a gevel, shouting Silence: ! It geefs war, we cen't hascape it, Geefs a roomer on de campus Thet as lutfers we iss phooey. Hits for vulunteers I'm esking For dis war uf raputeshun. Men uf moacle, relly round me, Bring to me de choicest co-ads, Breeng me Kappas, breeng me 'l'hettas, For good inasure, breeng de Betas, Alpha Phis and Delta Gams, Gamma Phis and indepandants. Now de vulunteers stend hop. Oop it rose de Torn Heart Boger, Mighty luffer. but 5. sorundrul, V Ond de Townsend plen he's betting. Hafling wooed all odder Keppas. Naxt in line it came de Big Moose, Shiny skull but mighty tummy, Wray de name was, wid his Katy. Nothing fleshy, bot all stady. Than onfolded One Day Fuller, Rapresanting off de oempus. I Wit his Jen he's plenninp: marige, In hoppotmenta he is luding. Den it rose de mighty Fet Boy, Itapresantim: all de woolfs, On his balt de blonde soelp dengled, Vance de name wass, toil and crafty. Naxt it uums de odder scundrul. lVit de'moofrnunt beck to hulth', Mach axperyance. no socksass. Called he was de Med Monk Mercer. Opp on foots it rose de mainstay. Good agzemple. Four Year Bender, Jost wit Touts he's always ronning, Even lutled by all de femly. Last it geefed de crazy Geyer, Letting Boy, or Leetle Ado, Onpredictable but flashy, Wit O'ueaI it's down he's sattling. All togadder out they stotted Wit de lull' light in de peepers, Then it cuxns de hinspirashun. Jost a qweek wun 'fore de bottle, To wun thing it lad anodder. . Soon it geefed de rets wass-uh-, racing, And de braves wun opp wuss henging, Kipping opp de mighty lagend. So it anded wit de luffers. Soon forgetting squaws wit battles, Genging on de wastern cernpus. Established 1909 organ Stores FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS delivered to your door 616 Davis Street, Evanston 5 phones-Evanston 2751 Wilmette 835 CHICAGO'S MOST BEAUTIFUL GRAND BALLROCM . . . equipped with public address system, air conditioning and superb facilities for banquets, luncheons, dinner-dances and distinctive social affairs of every des- cription. This smartest of all settings is now ready for your inspection. Ca pocity for dinner-dances exceedsl0O0 persons. HOTEL KNICKERBOCKER BEAUTY SPECIALISTS EXPERT PERMANENT WAVING . CUJED BEAUTY SPOT 1736 Sherman Ave. Evanston, Ill. Phone: University 1120 Exclusive Hair Styles Central Camera Company 203 South Wabash Ave. Chicago, Ill. Photographic Headquarters Fireproof Warehouses .E.l..S?.5fiXS2.!E, . 1723 Benson Avenue UNIversity 9300 S 11706 1 3 99 Wilmefte 1332 Winnetka 1332 Glencoe 1332 Highland Park 181 Pagf 349 I LAST CHANCE ASSOCIATION Near the vast body of watl r, situated on a bluff and run in the same manner, is the hunting ground of the Lambda Chi tribe. Most Lambda Chi redskinslcannot think very fast. Stivason talked faster than they can think and as a result is serving a Second term aS Big Chief of the tribe. Four or five times a week this lodge sends a hunting expedition into the great unknown, the Sorority quads. Every once in a while, Some enterpriSing young Indian will Smite a Squaw on the noggin and while She in in a dated condition, will Securely faSten a piece of jewelr on her breast. He then drags her home by the hair and claims lier for his own. When Said Squaw comes out of the Stupor She usually returns tihe rock pronto, recognizing a bad thing when she sees one. This has led to the organization of the ' 'Crescent on the Vest club within the tribe, composed of bucks who could not lose theif jewelry even if they wanted to. Stivason, Kimball Linscott, arid others, are all charter members. Several of the older Indians hlave the squaws in such a dazed condition that the badge has not made its reappearance yet. Kolar, Roderick Bramley, Clousha, and Young fall in this category. But there'lI come a day. Chief ' 'Slot-Machine Linsqott is one of the older members of the tribe. ' 'Slot-Machine yas keeper of the tribe's finances -.L... To the Senior Class G R E E T I N G S for one year. His term ended Ireeentlv whereu on he rom tl purchased one of these newfanlg ' 'Lover Clark is another loads of woo with the squaws in of every moon there comes a country. ' 'Lover is two-timi Sometimes the tribe send Indian Jones, Carter, Blake, haunt the Club Elgin, Silver Carter, and Schmidt took a trii to New Orleans over Easter. Jaros is the medicine man, of the tong, correcting all the members' love troubles but h, Jaros going around like a revolving door. ' 'Two Beer Mertz believe 1. - , D P P y led automobiles. member of the tribe. He pitches the quads. But with the passing .etter from the far-off Tennessee g somebody. an expedition into far lands. Johnson, and others frequently Slipper, and Blondies'. Jones J down the Father of the Waters is own. Helen Creed has Chief swater is all right in its place but You will need a Cap and Gown soon. Stop in at the E. C. A. office and make your reservation. Evanston Campus ASSOC1Ht1OH Room 13 Lunt Administration Building Phone: OFFICE HOURS UNIVERSITY 2444 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. AND rn' APPOINTMENT ELIZABETH DE BOURGE. ELECTROLYGIST Jxfulliple-Needle Mfethod that its place is in the big lalde. Adie Kohlmyer seems to be Room 316 S having trouble getting enough Sleep. A I REMOVAL OF 1618 OR 'NGT0N f It was a dark night when Nenney got Into the tribe. The SUPERFLUOUS HAIR EVANSTON' IL J brothers saw him once during rush week and haven't seen him since. 'IJust call me 'sucker',, boys, he says. I I Telephone Calumet 4700 I Established 1903 I DARD LAU DRY C . I ALL SERVICES LINEN SUPPLY DEPARTMENT COAT, APRON AND TOWEL SERVICE TA I 1824 So. Wabash Ave., Chicago I I I Page 3 50 I I GIMME . . FYE As a scalp-hunting tribe, the Gamma Phi Beta's don't do badly--however, the little squaws often make heap big mistakes, take for instance, the tribal conclave at Champaign at which DODIE WISE aroused the ire of the entire Sigma Chi lodge. Nevertheless, peace terms were arranged by some of the negoti- ating sisters and the pow-wow has been called off. ABERG seems to think the hunting grounds around these parts aren't so fertile and thinks she has captivated the big chief at U. of Chicago's order of Blackfriars. Psi U Mah! OGLE takes to the trail quite frequently in order to keep the plath well beaten between here and the Phi Delt teepee at Iowa itv. LISTING and ANDERSON seem to have captured the only worth-while braves on the Phi Psi reservation. G. DORAN takes pride in the number of scalps which she hangs from her hunting belt.-What happened to the last one from the North country? FORCH seems to have her men well trained in the art of Hattery by flowers. O'Malley has taken up the tradition so gallantly begun by Artabasy, the Beta vender. The other kiddies would love to share Griflin's technique in trapping men with heap big Wampum, witness the diamond wristwatch received in Xmas exchange. Several of the scouts on the North Hunting ground Wonder why there hasn't been a more even distribution of feminine charms in the person of KAY HART. It takes a Kappa Sig. At last we come to that little MAHER maiden, who, having had her fill of social success, is ready to settle down with the real thing from the West, sho incidentally will be here soon and stay at what we hope will be the ' 'house of brotherly love - thc Phi Gam lodge. Wonder what the Gamma Phi's will do when their big chief, MCBROOM pulls up stakes and leaves the little gals in a desolate condition. Well-if she prefers to be a golf widow! Next comes the gal who is conceited enough to think that all nngrlrlare mice-and her mice at that. What about Daly, NEL- RAY, a manageable little person, has attended all the war dances on the reservation for the last four years with Carroll, the Phi Delt warrior. Will it be a carry-over on the open range? LABUS and DAY have taken the Fiji house by storm and seem to like it. 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Through rather questionable heritage it has beeome known as Phi Delta Theta, home of the brave, campus hotel. the left halfback club, and barkeepers delight. The first mentioned nom de plnln has stuck the best and it is this name that they place at the head of their stationery. No more illustrous name can be found to head the list than the present prexy of the tribe, Ed liarsnmian. This swarthy cornplected brave was a dark horse candidate that won out. Poor chief Ed has had a hard life of it at the old Wigwam. He is blighted with the scholastic endeavor that he chose-the School of Speech-which they tell me gets into everyones hair these days. Next, he caught the curve ball in the naval unit by being the newly appointed head prince tmeaning vagnel. lint, the super beating was in the dear old amazon organization of A, O. Pi where Florence Sprafka took him over the coals to the tune of the lost chord. Well there must be one in every house. Jimmy Thomas has his little shield on Marion Collester. Seems that she can put up with him the best. She must be able to after what she went through following the Christmas holi- days. Seems that Aunt Polly got a hold of n rather raw bit of news from Kansas City which came very close to being made dreadfully public. lt included Dean Srnysor too. Dean has a delight for Alice Shearon ofthe D. G's. who will always remember the bedroom in 2 southwest at the Dizzy Drag, an accentuated war dance. Another old story is George Carroll and Marguerite ltay of the Gimme tribe. They have taken over just where the famous Smith-Whitford combine of last year left off. George is the Business Manager of the Purple Parrot and keeps the old spot lnnnmin with action or woo most of the time. 'Jack Major after flunking out cold in the Ruth Marcus league has suddenly stupefied the brotherhood with the remark that their's was a platonic friendship. Tim Hermann just took the jolt on the chin like a true indian when Kay Stewart let hiln have it in the neck. Roy Iiling avoids all this by keeping the buys worried about just who he is going with and just how serious it all has become. The rest of the tribal order goes about its business with little ado. Thus ends our little ditty. Many were not mentioned, but such must be the case in all houses that eat in shifts. In Y Yi-V iid -V in ' '1l W V 'A T7 Y ni 1 9 3 'I i l is a good time to think about comfortable. easy anto- mttie oil heat anil to start thinking right you should 1 think of SPENCER 5 H E LL T i , l UILE COBRRANY After you think real hard about this heat question and look into all the advantages you can forget it 3 for the rest of the year. Because back of good old Spencer Service is the Shell Petroleum Corporation insuring you the highest grade fuel oil. 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KH-IM, Manager A SAD STORY Chucker Boulton, the bald eagle of the skull faced lodge, is looking for the scalp of the Detroit Romeo that clamped a taped up high school ring around the finger of his once-was Juliet, and left the poor billiard ball cooling his heels and head out in the rain. Little Raymie North, the Indian midget found he was not verse-atile enough to crash through the Lionel Wigwam to rescue his cheerleading princess, so he tried to knife his way past his oval skulled brother Bonnefoi and crash the D. G. lodge but with as little success. Failing to make the grade his next affair turned out to be an awful phizz, so after sinking low enough to flunk out of the Kindergarten Kollege, he consoled himself by drowning his sorrows off the end ofa spring board, and remember- ing that maybe motherlove is the only true kind, anyhoo. The big chief Kats, the monument to an elephant nose caught short, has decided the best things in life aren't free. l-le wanted to get married, teach school in Eagle River, make a lot of money and stuff. The Eagle-Riverers decided they didn't want him to put ideas in the heads of their young'uns, so now he can't teach school and get married and make a lot of money and stuff. Bulgy Bob Vogel, the pear shaped pappose, went wolfing around Lincoln Park, stalking his little S anish friend Dolores, who he thought was Rio Grande. l-le clTdn't want to be that kind of a boy, but she was that kind of a girl, and now he doesn't know how to free himself to woo a miller's daughter. Razor back Gillete, the gay blade, the best Archer in the house, Cif you don't believe it, watch him dancej. Poor Beejie, found himself all wrapped up in one of the D. G. pets, but she has other connections, and now he's the original Blue Blade. Stooge baiter Baker though he had himself all tied up to marital Bliss, as soon as he picked outa women's editor, Cit always worked that way in other yearsj but a Wrangler rangler, taught him a few new grips, in a double date triangle, and now he has to come back next year to take care of his own. The redhaired redskin, Chorus man Rehmann, turned six shades redder, when his Syllabus queen caught him sniping butts in the Pi Phi smoking room. She decided that she didn't want anything more to do with MEN, so she hooked her arrow into him and hung on. True love ran smooth until his ugly past reared up in the form of his Moline love who kept dropping in to see him week-ends. 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The Pure Oil Garage and Service Station Hinmau Avenue and Davis St. EVANSTON GREENLEAF 1900 Page 358 THE BEA-UTES The tribal lodge is built on the shores of beautiful blue Lake Mish-i-gan, at Sheridan and Colfax, and from its ridge pole hang heap many scalps, both blonde and brunette. I-lowever, that Wampum known as Varsity Letter doesn't seem to be much in evidence. The tribe's hunting ground is farther to the south, in in the game-abounding Squaw Quad country, while other tribes prefer the western fields of Dyche and the water-hole at Patten. Big Chief Prexy for the past cycle of moons has been I-leap Big-Man-on-Campus, Long-Greg-with-Thirst-for-White-I-lorse. Living up to his name has been no problem, except for one incident he describes thusly: Me at Homestead. Big pow-wow. Heap fire-water. Little room with ringing box-'him bad spot. Now in Dutch with little fair-hair princess. UghI The boys have been having plenty of trouble with one of their young braves this year, a likely lad known as Much-Run-ab the-Face Johnnie. They nearly lost him not long after the cere- mony called Placing the Button due the fact that he had a better offer from a tribe camped near the Long-Tube-for-Looking-at- Stars Building. This offer was entirely against the rules of the contest of which Placing the Button is the final ceremony, but the huntsmen of the tribe of Sikma-Ki are uncontrollable when the hunting dance has inflamed their savage passion for the trophy called Good-Boy-Pledge-I-lim . Anyway, Much-l2un-at-the- Face has given his word Cwhatever that's worthj to trek to the White Father's school for sailors at Annapolis. Prayers have been offered to the Great Spirit lest the young brave's love for life by the Nlish-i-gan hold sway over the delights of a career on the big sea water. Steward of the lodge was small but mighty Love-and-Run Dunlop, favored of the Gods and Woman. The sauaws of the tribe of Gimme Five Cif you can't get five, take twoj warned their little princess, Lotus Flower Labus, against the potent love- charms of Tommie-I-lawk Dunlop, but she lost interest in exactly one month flat, as predicted by Prophetess Maher, and he had to switch to a brand of fire-water known as Three Star . Theta-I-louse-I-Iim-Tough-League-to-Crack Procter came in for his share of glory with the rest of the above-mentioned. I-lis folks moved to New York, and for every hundred miles farther east they got, Page elevated his trouser cuffs on inch. I-le was wearing what amounted to track pants before he ran out of slack in his suspenders. Little Chief I-lang-Pin-Twice-a-Day Kersting, after buying himself a Senior 'N' blanket at the end of last year, talked the splash coach into giving him a letter this year, and he wears it to bed with his medals from Northwestern lVI.A. pinned on it. 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Zgurnhuft Designing :: Installations BLA C K B O ARD S of Every Description :z Charts :: Chalk SIGN WORK' Oflice Lettering : : Interior Inscriptions THE ROOKERYH 209 S. LaSalle,CHICAGO All Telephones CENtral 5024 RTEVTERTE ELECTRIC CO WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 757-759 W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago, Ill. Tel. Haymarket 4704 The totem pole of the lodge was designed to frighten away evil spirits, so the carver just took the faces for the pole from some of the brothers. As a result, pusses ranging from Lover- Lips Stone to plain unclassifiable Curly Deliiefer. ' But don't judge the boys too harshly. Diligent search has revealed one or two redeeming features. There's Steve College Holiday Smith, whose numeral in football makes him an object of veneration around the teepee. And ofcourse there's Hatchet- Faced Ed Beckman, whose succession to the chair of prexy was practically a matter of inheritance. Ed can't understand how ,lane Maclntosh is always just about to take a trip whenever he calls for a date. BORES AND BOORS Happy days but no Phi Delt bungalow. Butzloff has Finally gotten herself hitched up. lt's astounding that Roberta, the inconstant, after much trying has succeeded in roping George Ellis. The rock he provided was no mean model. This year has been one long field day as far as the Chi O's and Phi Kaps are concerned. A new low was reached when three brothers pinned three sisters all in the short space of one week. Fine, McQuaker and Folk were the unfortunate lads, Coombs, Franklin and Bailey, the recipients. The situation has gotten so bad that the two houses are thinking of merging under some such title as Phi Chi fratority. Birds of a feather . . . Then there's always the mental hazards of the Phi Kap house who have banded themselves together to form the B. B, Club. Initials standing for Betty Boling. Membership requirements at least one date with the chubby girl, Bets are being laid which all goes to show that all of B. B.'s taste isn't in her mouth. Well, if it weren't for the school dances which bring Binks back to the old stamping grounds we'd never see anything of Virgil virgin Day. However, her sister, Kay Billings, has her oar in the Theta Xi house. Hal Crosby is the ill fared boy. And now comes the question which answer is worth big money. Where is brother John Bing Crosby? He used to be hot on the trail of Marianne Springer. But one transfer certainly has the knack of slitting another one's throat-or any female throat for that matter. And it's goodbye to sister Huliclc, the Shelbyville flash. But amid our tears at their departure Cyes, she finally is graduatingj are our hopes that she will soon be pinned down by an ATO badge. She wasn't good enough for the N. U. boys. Coe Laboratories, lnc. 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NVhat, say you then, do these maids do XVhen they are not eating, sleeping lVhat can be their favorite pastime .lust for instance there was one brave Milton was he called by brothers Gave a little ieweled promise To the maid called Janet Vawter Janet of the platinum tresses Always you can see them wandering Hand in hand along the pathways Glances lifted to each other Beautiful-this solemn romance Then there was the Beta lVar brave Pratt, the do-or-die, they call him Finally did what he had tried to For so many years long past now Se long was he unsuccessful But the maid of his desire Helen Cook, one blushing maiden Finally took the gold insignia Vowed that she would always wear it Close to her enraptured heart And it seems the tepee Beta Caught the flying liarning arrow And their braves wooed many maidens Of the wigwam Delta Gamma Dignan, Neeves, and hlarceil Lydick Phi Delta brave, the great Hoot Gibson Ogle-eyed and grinning broadly lVon the heart of his choice maiden One they call Ruth Coole, and placed there His own shield, his own protection Protection from what, never a maiden llfill be able to discover. Alice Burry, skillful maiden Skillful in the arts of Cupid Practiced them upon one Steve Reid NVas successful, won his gold badge Emblaem of the wigwam WVrangler. Many other tales there are too Of affairs in hearts these maids play Catching fancies of these war braves Perhaps then seeming to lose Interest causing grief along the North Shore Of the waters Michigana But since we could never tell you All the stories thus provided NVe will leave you anxious, wondering Whats beneath the shining laughter Of these maids of Delta Gamma On the shores of Michigana. 'fo the IDental Clrathlates ofl937 We cordially invite you to visit our new depot. Corn- pletecl less than a year ago, you will find our new store an inspiration and a con- venience. VVe solicit your future pat- ronage on the basis of quality, service and friendly I cooperation. C. L. FRAME DE. T L SUPPLY CO. 10th Floor of the Marshall Field Sn Co. Annex Bldg. 25 East Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois A TALE OF WOE tor The Fenskes come in quanityj Early in the year, the Alpha Xi Sisters sharpened their arrows and went out in Search of prey. I-luntresses Otto and Stipelc stumbled over likely quarry in the form ofa certain D. U. but while they were engaged in a private little war dance of their own, a sauaw from a foreign lodge bagged him. While hunting down on the grounds of Miami, the afore-mentioned Miss Otto picked up ci nice little rock, but each time she hears a potential N. U. love call, the rock slips from hand to hand. Then, Indian Maiden Stipek blazed a new trail to Wichita, Kansas, to bargain for that symbol of brotherly love. But now she is frantically consulting the witch doctor because the brave may pitch his tent on the shores of Lake Michigan. Clouds gathered over the camp when LittIe-Innocent-One- Dahl discovered that the chisel was a much better weapon than the bow and arrow. But young warrior Harley D'Eath captured her one night when she was out hunting, and now she spends most of her time trying to secure her traps . I-IanIcI'm- NOT-Ficlcle I-lolmes snared a bag full of prey on her first hunting expedition, but suddenly let them go in favor of a certain tall dark brave. But now to counteract that Foreign influence, she is invading the confines of the Sigma Chi and Phi Psi domains. Darlc-eyed-Indiana Princess Celeste Gianalco ulos roams from tepee to tepee adding feathers to her head-diess. However recently, she was taken on a snipe hunting expedition when Carl Ciarver left her holding the Senior Ball bag. Mary Ellen Mates concentrates on the S. A. E. lodge. Is it the memory of the pin or the fellows? Squaw-eighteen-day-diet Callander spends her time moaning about The-Only-Fel Iow-On-Campus-That-I-las-Ever-Interested-Me Chuclc-Baker and reading letters from The-Only-Fellow-I-Ever Loved-Darling-Diclc. I-ler susceptibility to fire-water doesn't improve her marlcsmanship. We suggest a tomahawlc. Grace-Sweet-and-Lovely Busch caught her big Fish while drifting past the D. LI. house in a canoe. OUR BEST MEANS OF OBTAINING BUSINESS CONTINUES TO BE THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS HARRY U. GALLAGHER 37 S. Wabash Avenue Chicago Distributarsf WEBER-DENTAL-EOUIPMENT Twenty-Six years of Satisfactory Dental Equipment Service BEFORE BUYING AN ELECTRIC FURNACE SEE OURS AT YOUR DEALER I M.W. SCHNEIDER LABORATORIES 55 E. Washington St. Chicago Page 363 V. M. OLLIER President TRUE EDW. W. HILL Secretary X C. S. BOOTHBY Vice -President N THE JULY, 1902, issue of THE ENGRAVER AND ELECTRO- TYPER a two-page article announced the formation of a new organization. The message began with the statement, The Photo-engraving tirm of great promise is that of the Jahn and Ollier Engraving Co. This prophecy was a truism, borne out with the passing of the years, each one of which recorded an orderly and steady growth. More skilled men were developed within the organization, newer machines and cameras replaced equipment as fast as they became obsolete, and on five occasions it became necessary to find larger quarters until at present the firm occupies its own modern, fireproof building. Parallel with this unceasing expansion there came an ever-widening clientele, whose increasing patronage eventually placed the Jahn :Si Ollier Engraving Co. in the position of unquestioned leadership. For many years we have been the largest School Annual engravers in America, and in the commercial field we serve a distinguished group of the most progressive national advertisers. To us, this measure of success calls for no laurel wreath. Rather, we accept it as a solemn responsibility, realizing fully that the pace- maker not only sets the standards of quality and service for the in- dustry, but must sustain them by his accomplishments. Ours is a simple formula: Ambition, honesty and integrity, con- stant hard work, keeping abreast of improvements, building a loyal capable organization, and treating our customers as fairly as we expect them to treat us. All these factors have become welded into a fixed policy, and it will remain constant-unalterable-as the years continue their phan- tom march. JAHN CH, CLLIER E GRAVING CG. Page 364 817 West WUS,liN,gl0ll Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois STEWEDS As a result of strict study hours enforced at the 3500 club and The King Arms, the brethern of Sigma Alpha Epsilon have finally elevated their house scholastic average to 6.9992-and have called it a day. Thus with mental proficiency at an unsurpassable peak, the followers of Minerva Cand Minniej have bent their brains, brawn and bucks to the lighter side of life. Lee QMan Nlountain4Call Me Casanoval Foster, President of ill-repute, is holding the all time record for pin hanging- but not pin retrieving. Said piece of Jewelry somehow C'?'?'?'?D got into the possession of one Jean Bertiaux before the Democrats private election, and the best Foster could get back when he regained his senses was a Landon button. Since coming out of the daze, the President is now devoting his attentions to a beer throwing bout with Lu Engstrom. The social season Creferring to the one that the university knows aboutl has been quite a success, thanks to social chairman Bob Innes' long distant calls from Champaign Canother Pi Phi that would save a lot of gas if she went to N. UQ. Lyman Clviother I-Iubbard, Elsie, Alice, Muley-he answers to all of 'emD Taylor is attempting to hold his single standing but llqe won't bi successful if a certain gal from I-Ionolulu turns on t e tropica eat . Ralph CC5osh l'm Prettyb Costa has finally been initiated in spite of his six dates a week. She taught him something - and-well you know what the boys initiate on. And another S. A. E. gets the Hurd , Personally we think that he should have hung his pin on DoIly's new LaSalle instead of the fair Conly fairb fem. I-lenry Spanjer CSponger of Illinois, 3500 Club, 606 Club and interfraternity Boll Cwhat a racketb fame, is still free Csinglej, sailing high, wide and handsome Cnot too handsomej. And as for Donald CBIunderbuttD Lundquist-in entire dis- accord with his own mental capacity, we find him going with a Phi Beta Kappa. Alice Crawford is the unfortunate female, but we will vouch for the fact that she can more than hold her own Cargd probably has to hold Blunderbutt before any evening is over. Newell Avery C Bus D Eddy, consultant and advisor in statis- tics, who is known to be very, very much that way about one Jane M. CNOT LTD Davis probably will be hearing wedding bells ring for him and her soon after he graduates, which isn't very definite at that. It is rumored that there is a conspiracy between the commerce profs and the proprietors of the 3500, Kings Arms, 606, and others to keep him in school in order to protect their incomes. XX W eiss -Jmkfr NA. rg -4 ., 5-:: 0106- I I I E D A JOHN SEXTON fr CO. MANUFACTURING WHOLESALE GROCERS CHICAGQ BROOKLYN TECHNICAL EDUCATION INEEM- BALMING, SANITARY SCIENCE, AND FUNERAL DIRECTING OPENS WAY TO state licensed embqlming posi- tions and to undertaking profession. Six and nine months' course qualifies men and women. Ask for catalog and infor- mation. WORSHAM COLLEGE OF EMBALMINC5 620 S. Lincoln St. Chicago, Illinois Phone Independence 3541 Roth Adam Fuel Co. 3300 BELMONT AVENUE CHICAGO EDWIN C. ROTH, Pres. I MANUFACTURERS OF SURGICAL AND DENTAL SPECIALTIES FARA MFG. CO. 6773 Talcott Avenue Chicago N'EW'CAS'l'LE 3830 BURGMEIER BOOK BINDERY, INC. High Grade Public, Private and Institutional LIBRARY BINDING PHONE HUMBOLDT 0913 1855-1861 Milwaukee Ave. Chicago Page 365 DELEGATE ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITY T0 WESTINGHOUSE Westinghotise Elevator Maintenance Contracts carry advant- ages and savings that warrant your time for inquiry. NVhile Vllestinghouse engineers completely relieve you of the care of elevators, their constant watchfulness anticipates important needs of the elevators amounting to large savings over a period of years. The equipment is kept in a renewed condi- tion at all times. Interrupted service for replacement of parts or repairs is avoided. Accurate elevator maintenance budgets can be established, and the elevators will he operating at high elliciency, giving their best service continually. As a nation-wide organization, Wlestinghouse is completely set up 'to offer every type of elevator maintenance contract and at low cost. Get in touch with any VVestinghouse represen ta tive. ' WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC ELEVATOR COMPANY ilflerchandise .7VIart-Chicago Telephone Superior 7878 DEETUM TAU DEETUM The habitat of this tribe is a fancy lodge to the north where they gather for warlike Monday session. ln they rush at the call ofthe council: Braves Connery, Powell, Sime, and Gianako- pulos from Churchill Downs, Wild l-lorse Walker from the smoke house of Great White Father Judge Gunnecht, Drooping Feathers l-lastie from the nearest Bookie, and Twinkle Toes Fortlage from Waa-Mu. By the light of the sacred fire they solemnly discuss such pressing questions as: the identity of Lieutenant McCarthy. family man de luxe of the Stevens hotelf birth control methods for Horizontal man l-luber's Guppies, and how to destroy Bow Back Bean's pictures of the Delt Prom. Outstanding in this tribe are the fourteen elders who will soon pass into the hands of the Great Spirit. Steeped in the lore of past days in the tribe's history when such stalworts as Skull Smashers Tangora, Duval, and Manske ruled the wigwam, the seniors are the last of the warlike tradition. Unanswered is their challenge to the other clans of the house for contest in the fields of fire water, squaws, or barroom fight. The Sacred Scrotchem of the tribe is Spitting Bull Flanigan. Spitting Bull is the curator of the little Bird Purple Parrot. Medicine Man l-leyn is another of the leading elders. l-lis lieutenant is Drum Beater Shannon, These two hole out in a dark bat ridden cave in the hills, called the l-luddle. As Medicine Man and Drum Beater suck on the black cigars which they affect to impress the bats in this cave they plot what balls of fire or black magic they will loose on the neighboring tribes. Stone Face Clayton is so much like a piece of wooden furniture in the lodge that the boys often wonder whether the termites haven't been at work for years on this specimen. Soak-em-Up Chloupek is the elder who presides at all gambling sessions in the upstairs room, and fire water rituals at the Western springs. The elder who has gone pole-face in a big way and absolutely diregarded the tribe's long tradition against the wearing of shoes, is Many Shirts Collinson. Chattering-Like-a-Squirrel Garver is the playful member of the tribe who has never progressed beyond the papoose stage. The other elders have all they can do to restrain the Freshman dogs of the tribe from tearing Chatter- ing-Like-a-Squirrel to pieces. The leader in tribal chants is l-leavy Wampum Wolford lodge treasurer refuses to render his songs when squaws are present. Also notable in his way is Gorrila Man Spears who lives from meal to meal and dreams of the day when he can set up his own teepee with his little squaw tending bonfire. The great disgrace of the elders is Squaw man. Doherty. Page 366 This Space Donated to the EVANSTON HOSPITAL MACHINISTS' MILL AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES BRASS, COPPER AND BRONZE IN SHEETS, RODS, WIRE AND TUBES CHARLES H. BESLY 85 COMPANY 118-124 North Clinton Street CHICAGO The Parkside Press PRINTERS BINDERS ENGRAVERS O 1619 N. Sawyer Avenue CHICAGO Phones: Belmont 3076 Belmont 3077 A FRATERNITY MAN IS KNOWN BY HIS CRESTED RING J WZ -r f' fa: I ll xx , LL , ff Z Ili - X ,iff ,-'Q 'i ii Q, X lt . ix pil Q I-tm .. X Y 112 ' ll t W I .. 'feef . ll 1 C. 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Chicago Women's Club ...... Co-ed Beauty Spot ........ Coe Laboratories ....... Cooley s Cupboards ..,.........,....... Co-op ........................,...... Critchell, Miller, Whitney and Barbour ..., Cunard White Star Line ...... Daily News-Index ........... Davia Bros. Marble Co. ..,.. . A. C. Davenport and Son, Inc. Elizabeth De Bourge ......... Dee and Co. ......... . . Edelweiss ............... Elevator Cperators Union .... Evanston Campus Association. Evanston Fish Shop .......... Evanston Fuel and Material Co.. .. ..... Evanston I-Iospital ........... Evanston Railway Co. ..... . Fara Manufacturing Co. ... Feltman and Curme ...... Finchley ................. Chas. I-I. Fleischer and Co.. .. C, L. Frame Dental Supply Co, I-larry U. Gallagher ......... I-Iansell-Elcock Co. ....... . John I'IuebIer Co. .........-. .... - I-lotel Allerton .......,..... Individual Towel and Cabinet Service Co.. International Chem. Co. ..... . Iredale Storage ...,......... Page 366' glacobsen Power Mowers. . . . . . . slahn and Qllier ........ ..... Johnson and Quin ....... ..... Johnson Publishing Co ..... ..... Kemper Bros. Co. ....... .,.. . Knickerbocker I'loteI ...... ..... Kraft Cheese ........,...... ...... Lake Shore Athletic Club ....... ...... LaSalle Extension University ..... ...... Maier-Roedel Baking Co. ...,.. .... . D. Malloy ...........,..,... ..... ,lohn E. Maloney-Undertaker .... ..... Maple Grocery and Market ...... ..... Mclntosh Electrical Corp. ...... .... . Mercer Lumber Co. ......... ..... . Monastery I-IiII Bindery ........ ..... Morgan Stores .........,............... National Rower Construction Co. ....,... . Nelson Laundry ................ ...... Northwestern Bindery .....,.. ...... North Shore I-Iotel ........ ...... North Shore Ice Cream Co.. .. ,..... Qriental Gardens ......... ...... Parkside Press ............,. ...... Rarmelee Transfer Co. ........ ..... . Passavant Memorial Hospital .... ...... Pixley and Ehlers .............. ...... Pure Oil Co. ............... ..... . Eugene L. Ray ....., ....... ...... Revere Electric Co .,........... . . . Rich Laundry and Linen Supply Co. ....,.. . Rogers Printing Co. ....,......... ..... . Roth Adam Fuel Co, ........... .... . San Pedro ..,.............. .. M. W. Schneider Laboratories.. .. Seneca l'IoteI ...........,.. ..... Shalimar Tea Cuarden ...... ..... Slone-Berts Music Masters .... ..... Spencer Petroleum Co. ......... .- St. I'Iubert Old English Grill ...... .. Standard Laundry Co. .............. . University Garage ...............-.- Uptown Metropolitan Business College... Villa Moderne ..................... Westinghouse Electric Co. ........... . Arthur Wichman ............. .. Worsham College of Embalming ....... Woodstock Typewriter Co ........ . . Zender Florist ..........,. .. ...,, 343 364 344 340 343 349 342 353 339 342 357 354 348 362 358 340 348 355 344 343 356 339 348 366 359 357 347 358 36'I 360 357 346 365 338 363 360 342 34'I 352 35'I 350 357 345 339 366 345 365 337 348 Fish, William ..,..... . ....Y.....- -------- 2 00 Fisher, Charles 69, 70, 7I, 89, 207 Fisher, Lawrence ..,......,...v. A27 72 Fisher, Wayne ........ 64, I35, I99 Fiske, John D. .,....,, I07, 83. I97 Fitzpatrick, Bill --------------- -57' ZII Flannigan, jerry 86. I99- 276. 265 Flanzer, Helen ......---Y---- ------------ 2 I7 Fleer, Harry J. .... 27. 63. 72- 204 Fletcher, Sylvia . .l......... , -,---4----- 327 Flinn, Byron ..,.........------- -100. 20' Floden, Virginia ....,........,-l ----.- 2 43 Florsheim, Milton S. ..-------,------ V---4 Flynn, Kathryn ......---------- 330- 302 Fobes, John ,--,Y-----w A---- --'- I 0 5- 204 Fogel, Fred . ...... 324. 303 Folger, Evelyn ....... ..l26. 220 Football ..,......... ..,--- ------- I 3 I- 147 Forbush. Janet --------- --242 Forch, Betty ,.... ----------' Z 27 Ford, Harriet ..... .V ,--- 96. 220 Ford, Helen .,..... ----- -------- 7 3 Forman. Bob .---. ---------'- 2 39 Forsman, Roy .......-.-,--------- ------ I 98 Forsyth, Alice ,...... l--. ----- I I 9- 242 Forsyth, Cecile ........ I I9, 70, 224 Forsythe, Herbert -----------4-4------ 322 Fortlage, Herbert ............ 101. 199 Foscue, Mary Lou ...27, 223 Foss, Robert ........... --l-------- 3 25 Foster, Billy .......l -------- 2 ll Foster, Don ...., --.---,- 3 25 Foster, Edith ..... -.----,A 2 30 Foster, Helen .----.- -330 Foster House .,..,.............. A .....,., 236 Foster, Kenneth .....l...........---.- I96 Foster, Lee ....,.., Il7, 86, 27, 209 Foster, Louise ..,,.,...............,.. .,.. 9 0 Foster, Mary Virginia ,... 243, 220 Foster, William , .....l...............-- 69 Foulk, john ................ ........-.- 2 06 Fowell, Mary Jane .... ........ 2 30 Fowler, Dorothy .... ..... ...... . . ZI6 Fowler, Mrs. Edson B. .,.. , ...... ..4 Fowler, jean ...,........................ 219 Fox, Robert ,.....,.... ................... 2 00 Frank, Isabel .....,. . ,... 15, 220 Frank, john ..,...... ....,..... .202 Frank, Marjorie ..... .....,..,..... 2 30 Frank, Shirley ......l............. 25. ZI7 Frankel, Beverly ..............l....... I04 Frankel, Myna ,.,.,......,..,........... 2I7 Frankel, Stanley I04, I06, 94, 239 Franklin, Madge ...................... 223 Franks, Jack ....,............... I I6, 237 Franny, jean .....,.,..............,..... I84 Franquemont, Roland E. .,,......... Z9 Frantz, Gene .......,......,,..,. I00, I86 Freedman. Adair . ..l........ 2I7. Freedman, Edward Freedman, Roswell Freedman, Walter 253 236 Freeland, Margaret .................. 224 Freeman, George ...................... 249 French, Fred ,..... I22, 28, IZI, IZ0053, French, Mary Alice .........,.,.... 227 French, William C., jr. .... 63 I22 Friedkin, Raymond Friedlender, Sadie Friedman, Ruth ....... 66, 202 ...........203 331 33I Friedman, Saul ...,... ............. 6 9 Friedman, Shirley ....,.....,..,.,., 23 I Friedman, Tully ,.,,.,,.,..,..., 68 Frige, Howard ..,.... Frisk, Bernice ..... Fritz, George ....... ,.......325, 9l 300 ....... 200 Froden, Virginia ..... ........ 3 30 Froehling, Betty ....... ........ 2 24 Froehling, Frank ..,,.... 204 Frost, jean ..,,,....,.. ,.,,,,,,.. 2 8 Fuchs, Theodore .. ...,...,,...,, 270 Fudge, Martha , .......,.....,.,,.,,,,. 242 Fullager, William ,....,,,,,.. 86, ZIS Fuller. C. Oliver ........ 28, 69, 238 Fuller, john L. ...,........,.,.., 57, I20 Fuller, Leon ............ I34, I45, 2lI Fulton, Evelyn ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 326 Funston, Bernice ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 330 Furan, Jeannette J. ,..,, ...,,,. 2 B Furlong, Jayne .....,.... ,,,,,,,, 2 I9 G Gaber, Martin ..,,,... ........ 2 03 Gaines, Patricia ....... ........... 2 20 Galantin, Joseph ..,.,.. .......,..,.,. 3 04 Gallafent, Robert , ,.., ....,,.. 6 4, ZIO Gallagher, John ....... ...... ..... 3 2 5 Gamma Phi Beta .................... 227 Gambill, Eleanor .,.,..,....... 243, 220 Gamet, Merrill .... .............. Z I3 Cane, Frank ..... ........... I 98 Ganley, Marion .... ....., , ,220 Gantar, Mark ...,...,.,. U64 Garay. Paul ......,.... ....... 6 6, 210 Gardes, George ........ ....... 6 4, 206 Gardiner, Thomas ................,,.. 204 Gardner, Robert A. . .................. .4 Garfitt, Barbara .... ZB, 88, 95, 224 Gargas, Chester I34, I36, I5I, ZI5 Garner, Edris .................,........ 327 Garriott, John P. ..... ......,.. 6 3 69 Carretson, Charles , ,, ,,,,,,,,, 205 Garick, David .,.,,,,, ,,,,,, 6 3, I22 Garrison, Betsy ...,.,,.,,,,,,,, 276, 227 Gartenberg, Arthur ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 63 Carver, Carl .,..,,...., ,,,,,,..,,, I 99 Gasior, Ted ..,..,.,,. ,,,.,,, 2 8 Casser, Carol .................. I07. 220 Gathman, James ........................ 28 Gavert, Paul ........,........ .... . 70, 207 Gavitt, Severance 64, B6 87, 22062 Gay, jean .............,...,....,, 224, 243 Ca lord, Lorraine ..IB6, 243, 233 ceilrig, Betty ......,........,.... 243. 233 Geist, Josiah ..,.......,..., . ............ 322 Geistman, Marjorie ..Z8, 24I, ZI6 Gekeler, Kenneth ................ 69. 7l Gelbard, Fanchon ..,.....,....... I I I, B9 Gellersted, Wendell Gengler. Margaret Genlce. lrene D. ..... . 98 330 07 Gentry, Richard .... ........ 7 0 George, Frances ...... ...... Z 25 George, Katherine .. ........ .5 George, Robert ........... ...... 2 05 Gerbing, Frank Jr. .... ..32Z Gerken, Arthur ...... .....l..... Z 9 Gessel, Russel ,........,... ............... 3 22 C-euther, Marjorie .............l...... I9Z Geyer, Don .,...................... I34 Zll Gianakopulos, Celeste 93, I23, I85. I92, I93 ZZI Gianokopolus, Theodore .... 87, 29716 Cibas, Albert ........,.,................... 66 Gibbs, Evelyn .................... 73, 229 Gibson, DeWitt ...,.. I34, l40, 262 Gibson, james .......,.................. 322 Gibson, Mary ...... 29, 92. loo, 160, 233, 264, Gibson, Robert .... 29, 7I, 200, ZII Gibson. Robert N. ............ 87. 238 Gilbert, Arthur ...................l...... 69 Gilbert, Bernadine ..... ......... Z 3I Gilbert, Marjorie .... ....,.... 2 28 Gilbert, Peter ..... .................... 7 2 Gilby, Joseph .................. I9B, 323 Giles, Lavern .... 29, I84, I90, I29l2d Gillespie, Cecil ........ I98. 204, 323 Gillette, William ......,,........ 29, 206 Gillieron, Robert .........,..,.......,. ZI5 Gillies, Harry ....... .... , 093, 264 Gilliland, A. R. .......... ..l96 Gilmore, Ethel ....... ......... 3 30 Gilmore, jeane ......... 225 Ginke, Irene ......... ............... 3 29 Gischrist, H. E. ................ 322 300 Gittleman, Krsna ......., 95, 9I, 2I7 Glabman, Gertrude .................... ZI7 Glabman, Shirley Glassenberg. Nora Gleason, John .....,.... .....,2I 7 Glenz, Margaret ......... Glicken. Grace .......................... Glover, Benjamin H. IZ5 ...,,.,,,226 33l I I8 Gober, Nancy Ann ............ 294, 330 Goddard, Dorothy ..,... I24, 73, 85 Goddard, Evelyn ........ 7l, 73 I04 Goddard, Louise .......................... Z9 Godwin, Stuart .......................... 63 Goely, Edgar .....................,,....... 64 Goerlick, Henry ..,..... 64, I00, I60 Goettsche, Roger .,.......... I I3, 200 Goed, Helen .......,...................... 331 Goldak, John ..........,....,.... I35 2I5 Goldberg, Eugene ,,................,. 324 Goldberg, june ........ 88 260, 231 Goldberg, Saralee . ..,....,... 33I 303 Goldblatt, Bernard Golden, Edward ...... Golden, J. W. ....... . . ....,.,. 238 Goldish, Lois .,........... ............ 2 42 Goldman, Marcella Goldsmith, Mosette Goldsmith, Shirley I ,,.2l7 217 7 Golf .,........................... Gomberg. Helen ...... 75 I Good, Jane ........... ............... 2 43 Good, Robert .,......... ........ 6 6 205 Goodale, Robert ......... .............. 6 4 Goodenoxfv, Virginia Goodman, Harold Goodman, Marjorie .........Z25 239 I 7 Goodman, Sue ....... ......,...,. 2 I9 Goodrich House ....,. ,.,,,.,..,,,,,, 2 27 Goodvis, Helen ..., ...... 2 43, 224 Coodley, Adelyn .... .......,.... 3 30 Gordon, David .,... ....,...,.,..,,., 2 9 Gordon, Fay .............,.,....,,.,..., 23I Gordon, Nlaudette .......... 327, 302 Gordon, Virginia , ,.., ..,,,,,, 2 9 124 Gore, Alfred ..............,.,....,.. 69, 72 Gorman, Edward ,...,..,,.,,.,,,,,,,,, 325 Gorman, Vera Lee ,..,,,,.,..,..,,,, 2I9 Gottlieb, Robert ......,, 29, I06, 203 Gousha, Harry .........,....,.,..,,,., 201 Gow, David ..,.,....,,,.,,,,. ,.,,,.,,,,, 2 9 Grabell, Jean ..,... , .....,.......,,..,,,, 233 Grabowski, Gertrude ,..,.... 29, IIO Graf, Jeanette ,..,...,.,., ,,...,..,,,.,, 2 Z7 Graham, Laun ........... ,..,,... . 236 Grahm, Richard ...... ,,..,, 2 05 Grambort. Edna ,,.,.. ..,.,. 3 29 Grams, Harriet ............ ......... 2 16 Grande, Anthony ,..,.,,.,,,,..,.,,., 239 Grandland, John A. I55, I56, 205 Grant, Brewer ,,.,.,,.,,.,,,,,,, M94, I97 Grant. Harry . Grant, Robert .. 1 I Grass. Seymore 'ii l'6i '5Z55 ' , .210 276, ZI5 29 ........,228 Grasett, Jeanne ...,.. Graves, Helen ..... . ...,... 70 Gray, Ann ,,...... ..,,,.....,....,., 2 33 Gray, Evelyn ..,. ...................., 3 26 Gray, Frank ..... ...... l 20, ISB 200 Gray, Helen ,.,,.,, .....,... 3 0, 218 Gray, jane ......... ......... 2 43. 230 Gray, Joseph .....,..,..,,, 63, II2, 215 Gray, McGregor ...,...,....,,,,,....,.. 220 Gray, Mary Louise ....,............,,, 70 Gray, Tom .................,...... I20, ZIO Grayston, Margery .... ............, 2 28 Green, Albert , .,................. l55, 203 Green, Robert M. ................ 30, 215 Green, Virginia ........ 160, I00, 233 Greenburg, Goldie .........,.,.,...... 24l Greene, Margaret .......,........ 30, 224 Greener, Janet .........................,.. 30 Greenlee, James ........................ 201 Grefe, Theodore ........ 64, I35, 205 Gregory, Blanche .,,..... 70, 89, 2I8 Gregory, Elizabeth ............ 30, 242 Gregory, Vera .,.................. I I9, ZIB Gregory, Jean ............ I00, I60, 220 Griclley, Bronson .,..,..,.,.,,,,,.,.,.. I99 Gridley, Martin M. .....................,.. 4 Grieger, Gail ...........................,.. I96 Griefen, John ,,,..,..,,.,..., .,... . H202 Gries, Rita Jane ........ 100, I60, 220 Griffen, Cyril . ..,....,...........,. 72, 236 Griffen, Phillip .......................... 202 Griffin, Margaret ............ I 10, 227 Griffith, Mary ..,...... ....,........ 2 I6 Griggs, Frances ..... ,,,.,...,. I 23 Crigsby, Louise ,,,,. ...,.,. 2 42 Grilley, Merton ,.... .......... 2 37 Gritz, Sidney ...... ............. 2 03 Grodins, Fred ,,,...... ,......... .,.... I I 8 Groener, Maxine ,.,,. ,.,,.,,. 7 3, 229 Groh, Clifford ...... ........ 6 4, 20I Groman, Ruth ....,., ..,,.. 2 43, 228 Groshe, Edward ..,,. ,,,,.,,..,... I 25 Gross, julian .,,.,.,,, ,,,,,,.,.,,,. 2 03 Gross, Mildred ........... ....., 3 0, 241 Grossman, Bernice ,..,.,, ,,,,.,,.,. 2 17 Grossman, Rosalyn ..... ..24l Grothus, Lucille ...... ....,.. 3 27 Grothus, Virginia ,.., ,...,,..,, 3 Z7 Grove, Bert ...,,........................... 209 Grundeland, Solveig .................. 330 Gudet, Walter .,.,.,........,,..,. 64, 208 Gunn. Charles ....... ............. 3 26 Guritz, Don ............. ................ 2 06 Gurney, Haight ...,,.....,...,. 120, 237 Gustafson, Evert .,,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,., 322 Gutekunst, Ruth ............ I92, 243 Guthat, Marjorie ..,..,.,..., ,329 Guthmann, Harry .,..,....., ,,,,,. ..,,. I I 3 Guthman, Shirley ........,..... 231, B8 Guyett, Marjorie .... ...... 3 0, IZ4 H I-Iaberkorn, Jane ..........,.,.,. 107, 220 Hackler, Windsor 86, 99, IIB, 204 Hafemeister, Lester .,.,,.,,...,,,,,,, 206 Hagen, Mary ,,,,,.,,.,.,,,,.,.,.,,,,.,,, 224 Hagie, Dorothy ,... ...., , ,,.,., .,,..,.... 2 I 6 Hahn, Maurice ..,..,,. 104, 106, 239 Hahne, Ernest ............ I0, 323, I98 Haines, Gertrude ........,............, 228 Hales, Douglas ..,. .,,...,,,.,,,.., 2 I4 Haley, Robert .,..,... ....... I 35, 208 Halfuarson, Stten ...... ...,......,,.,, 7 0 Hall, Barbara ........, ,,,,.,,.,., , 73 Hall, Elena , ..,.,.,,..,.,..,,, .,,.,..,,. 2 42 Hall, Roy ,...,,.,,....,...,....,.,,,,,,. ,.,I98 Hallberg, Lawrence ........ .,........ 6 4 Hallenstein, Marion 91, I84, IZB6, IB l-Ialler, Elizabeth , ....,....,...,, I86, 225 Hallett, Charles ,,.,.,, . ,.,,,,,,,,,,, 199 Halper, Helen .,.,.,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ZI7 Haltzman, Richard .,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,, 200 Haman. John ....,..,............ I35, I99 Hamilton, Baker , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 307 Hamilton. Ella M. ,,,,...,,.. ,Z43, 233 Hamilton, Samuel ..,..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 30 Hamilton, Woodrow ...........,,.,. 202 Hamm, Harry ...,...,........ 101, 210 Hamrick, joe , .,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 6 4, 208 Hanchett, Alice ......,. ,,,,,,,,,, 2 25 Handke, Mildred ..,,., ,,,,,, A 330 Haney, John ......... ....... Z 38 Hanley. John .....,.. ..,, ,... 2 4 0 Hanley, joseph, ..... ,..,,,,.,,,,, 2 I5 Hanlin, Billie .,,,,,,,., ..,,,,, 2 43, 220 Hannah, Margaret ,.., .,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 33 Hans, Lois ...,,..,.,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 29 Hansen, Erdman ............,....,,,,, 325 Hanson. Chester R. .... 30, 65, 204 Hanson, Elodie ............ ....,,,..,.,,, 7 3 Hanson. Ray ............ I78, 210, 279 Hanson. Vic ...... I30, 93, 263, ZIO Hanssen, Lyle ........,................. 236 Hardin, John H. ,,.,..,,,,,...,,,.,,,,,,,, 4 Hardin'Boyd, Patricia .... 73, 242 Harding. Kay ..............,,,..,....,, I05 Hardwick, Elizabeth ........ 30, 228 Hardwood, Thomas .....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .4 Hardy, Anne .....,.,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I I9 Hardy, Mary Louise ..............., 230 Harker, Robert ....... .IZ9, I35, 202 Harriman. Herbert ,...,.,,.,,, 69, 209 Harring, Robert ,..,....,....,..,,,,,,,, ZOI Harris, Barbara ,,.,,, ..,,,,, 2 43, 224 Harris, Josephine ...... ......,,.,.. 2 4I Harris, Nancy ,,.,,..,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 I8 Harris, Rachel ,,.. ...... 2 42, 227 Harris, Ruth ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 O, 330 Harris, Thomas ., ,,.,,,,,,,,,, 322 Harrison, John .,., .......... 3 22 Harrison, Nick ..... ,.,,,, 2 ll Hart, Ann ..,.,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 220 Hart. George ......,...., 65, 211 Hart, jack ...... ........ 8 4, 87, 206 Hart, Kay ...,,..,.................... ...... 2 27 Hurt, Max ...........,....,................. I05 Hartberg, Elizabeth Lula IIB, 226 Hartley, George .,.,..,,,,,,.,....,,,.,, 2I5 Hartley, Marion ........................ 230 Hartman, Frank ..... ,,,,,.,..,,,, 2 08 Hartmann, Ella ................ 327, 302 Hartmann, Elouise Hartmann, Walter ,, ..,.,..,. ., .,..,,. 307 Hartung. james ........ 3I, 65, 200 Haruda, Ferdinand 68, 70, 72, 207 Harvey, William .,,............. 65. 206 Hasner, Janet .........,.....,............ 24I Hastie. John ....,.....,... 117, 3I, 199 Hatcher, Pearl . ................,....,... 330 Hatfield, Elizabeth ..,,,.,,....,,,..,., IIB Hathaway, Eugene I60, 161, Izlmgi Hatton, H. R. ..........,.,,. .,........ 2 09 Haumesser, Bob ......................., I04 Haven House , ,,.,.....,...,. ,,.. ..,,,. ,,., 2 3 8 Hawk, Robert ...................... ,,.. I 98 Hawkinson, James R. I3, I9B, 23I20j Hawley. James ................ I20, 236 Hay. joe ......,....... ,...... I 35, 205 Hayes, Edith ...... ...,.,.,..,.., 2 42 Hayes, Frances , .,...,..,. 241 Hayles. James ....... ........ Z 37 Hays, Virginia .....,..... ......., 2 28 Hays, William P. ......,,,..,....,,,.,.,, 30 Hayward, Donald ,,,,..,,.,.....,..,. . 65 Hazen, Mary .......................... -I86 Heap, Don ,....... 57, I34, I45, 202 Hedbloom, Richard . ....,.....,,.,,,. I58 Hediger, Adolph ,.....,..,,.. , ,...,..... 2I0 Heidbrienk, Fredrick H. .... 99, 201 Heilman, Ralph E. .................,., 322 Heilschu, Alfred ....,..,.....,..,..,.... 322 Hein. Ellen ............ ...... 3 I, 227 Heine, Heinrich .... .,,...... . ..65 Heine, Lt. .......,... .,......., 6 I Heine, Ralph ..,,,,. ..., , .,,2II Heitman, Fred ...... ........ I 97 Helbig, Clarence .. .......,,.. 238 Helbig, Ruth ., ..,,. ,.,.,.,,.,..,,,, 3 I Heller. Shirley ...... ................. Z I7 Helm, Marjory ...... .....,. I I0, 228 Helm, Robert ......,...,..,.,.,.,.....,,.,, 322 Helm, Virginia .,.......,,,..,,.......,,... 329 Helmerick, Frances ..73, 242, 232 Helmreich, Martin .................... I97 Heltzer,Virgil Barney ..., IIB, 20I Hemwall, Helen , ,...,..,...,......... N327 Henclee, Charles ........................ 236 Henderson, Bessie ..I26, 242, 224 Henderson, Edmond .... 56, I07, 220 Henderson, Edythe ..73, 242, 224 Henderson, Harry ...........,............ 3I Henderson, Zella . ....,........,,.... 220 Hendricks, Genevieve ....... .2I6 Hengsler, Ralph ,.,.,,.... .....,., 2 09 Henig, Katherine ..... ........ 2 34 Henke, Louie ........... ........ Z 02 Henry, jean .,.......,..,.,. ......,. 2 28 Hentschel, Edythmae ,..., ........ 3 30 Hepner, Helen ............ .,....,...... 7 3 Herbert. Leah .,......,.. ........,..,.. 2 27 Hermann. Ernest ................ 66, 236 Herndon, Gertrude .... . .......... 228 Herpich. Richard ............, .206 Herr, Richard , ..............,.... 3I, ZIO l-lerridge, Robert ............ 104. 240 Herrmann, George ............ I35, 202 Herrold, Lloyd ...,..... ....,,...,..., 3 Z2 Hershey, Betty ....... .....,..... 2 27 Hervig, Vivian E. ...........,........ I IB Herzberg, Paul .......,.................. 3I Herzon, Harold .,.,................ 69, 7I Heyn, William I99, 262, 282, 286 Hibbard, Addison .... I I, I25, 2II Hickey, Virginia ..................,... 233 Hickox. A1 .....,........,..............,.. I97 Hickox, Rosemary ,... 9I, IO7, I2I20d Hicks, Doris ........... ,....... . .70, 242 Higgins, Eleanor .. ,... ,.,.86, 96 Higgins, jim Q .,..... .,.....,,.. I 96 Hilding, Harold .,., .....,,. 3 22 Hill, Elizabeth ...... ...,.... 2 25 Hill, Frank ,..... .... . .. ....... .I60 Hillix, Elizabeth ..... .....,.. 2 34 Hillman, Philmoor , .........., 237 Hillman, Van ...,....., .,............. 3 I Hills, Marjorie .......... , ...... 96, 242 Hills, Nathan .........,.................... 72 Himelbleau, Alan ........,............... 69 Himmelblau, David II3, I9B, 323 Hines, Charles ............................ I97 Hines, Elizabeth ........ 3l 95, 229 Hines, Murray .... .........,. I I2, I97 Hinman, Albert ...... ,,,., .,,..,..,... 2 0 4 Hinman House ...,.. .....,.,.,. Z 39 Hinton. Clarence ..... ...,.... I 34 Hipp, Ruth ............ .......,... 2 20 Hirt. Paul ......... ............. I Z5 Hitchcock, Doris ,.,.....,.,. I I0, 224 Hitchcock, Phyllis .....,...... I IO, 224 Hoagland, Ruth . .,..... 224, 263, 276 Hobart House ..,...,.....,,.... ,..,.... 2 4I Hobbs, Albert ..,,,....,........., .,7I Hodson, Glenn ...., ...,... 3 00 Hoebel, William ..... .......... Z 37 Hoenck, Dorothy ...,.. .... 2 20 Hoff, joan ,..,............,....... 256 v Hoffer, Russel ......... .... Hoffman, Charles Hoffman, Lucille 243 .200 . .....,.,,..,.. ..325 Hoffman, Eve .,....,..... 85, ....,....327 2 I 7 I04, Hoffmann, Elmer .....,.......... 3I, Hohly, Robert .... Hohman, E.lm0 I98, I IZ .........Z36 323 1 Hokanson, Mary Alan ...,.... 71 Holden, Joan ............ . ............. Holford, Ambrose ...v. Holland, Marjorie ..... ...... Holleb, Leona rd .... 220 225 ..7Z 330 210 Hollister, L. C. ...,..,....,........... . Hollister, Vincent ,,...,, . ..,.,......... 63 Holman, David ........ .....,.. 2 03, 240 Holmberg, Eileen ,... .........,..... 3 27 Holmberg, Harry ..........,..... 68, 71 Holmberg, Ina .......................... ..222 Holmberg, Ruth ...................... 226 Holmes, Glennette ,.186, 193, 243 Holmes, Henry Etta ........ 31, 221 Holmes, Kathreen ......... ,..,.... . ..223 Homecoming .................... 130, 142 Hoover, Grace .,,............................. 9 Hopkins, Theodore ..., . .............,. 210 Hopper. Jeannette .,.. 70. 32, 216 Horn, Charles ....... . ........ 70, 72, 238 Hornbrook, Virginia ............,... 221 Horner, Jack .........,..........,.,..... 199 Horschke, Fanny .,.. 184, 185, 187, 191, 192 193 229 Horschke, Gustav ........ .,..I54, 155 Hoskins, Lois ......,..... 73, 112, 227 Hostetler, Philip ,....... ,..... .,........ 3 2 2 Hotchlass, Willard .................. 307 1-louser, Elizabeth ...,........ 32, 224 Houser, Marjorie .. , ......,....... 228 Houston, Robert ....................,. 204 Howard, Earl Dean ,.,. .... 2 10, 307 Howe, Isabelle .......,,................... 228 Howell, Milton ........ .....,........... 8 5 Howell, Patricia ..............., 32, 220 Howland. Henry ...............,...,.... 210 Hoyland, Mary Jane ..,.. .......,. 2 30 Hoyt. George ..........................,. 206 Hoyt, Joseph , ..............,......,.,... 324 Hubeny. Blanche Marie .... 216 243 Huber, James ..........,...,,............ 199 Huck, Marsha ..............,..... 83, 220 Huck. Mary .........,............... . .... 220 Huddle, Mary Alice .............,., 118 Hudgin, Marene ..,.,......,.,.......... ..85 Hudson, Virginia 32, 73 119, 224 Huggins, John ,,.......,....,........... 135 Hughes, Charles .....,.,.. .....,,.. 2 37 Hughes, Floyd ..,.. ,.,.,,.... . 237 Hughes, Janet .... ............,,. 2 25 Hulben, Robert ..... . ..,.......,...... 214 1-lulick, Margaret ...... ..... . 120, 223 1-lultquist, William .................... 322 Hunker, William ,...,, ............ 2 02 Hunt, Louise ........, ...... 3 2, 73 Hunt, Wesley ...,. ...,,..,,... 2 42 Hunter, Virginia .,.... , ...... 32, 227 Hunting, Eleanor ..., ..,...,,,... 2 24 Hunting. Marian .... ......,.. 2 24 Hurd, Charles D. .... ...... 1 12 Hurtubise, Marjorie ...,, .126 Husar, Marion .....,,... .....,.., 2 17 Husband, Betty .... ......... 2 34 Hussar, Edward .... ....... 6 5 Huster, Frank Jr. . ,,,,,..,. 325 Hutchens, Lewis , .........,.. 236 Hutchins, Elaine .,.,.. ....... 3 2, 225 Hutchins, Louise .... .....,...... Z 18 Huth, Florence .,... ........ 1 26 Hutsell, Betty ..... ......,.. 2 23 Hutton, Myra Jane .......... .118 Huxford, Sara ,..,.. . ......, 71, 225 Hyatt, Dave .,..,. .............. 9 0 ' 1 lgler, Anne ........... ......... 3 26 llgenfritz, Bonnie .. ..,,........ 220 lmig, Joan .................... ...... 7 3, 228 Independent Council ....,.,........... 85 lndoe, Alice ..............,, 32, 190, 230 Ingersoll, Alice ...,...................... 216 Inman, William .....,..,,........,,.... 294 Innes, Robert ...........,.,...... 125, 209 lnterfraternity Ball .............,...... 87 Interfraternity Council .............. 85 Ireland, Frank ........... , ..... . ...,,..... 69 Irving, Thomas 64, 160, 161, 126.25 lrvin, George .,..,....... 120, 83, 204 Isley, Phylis ...... .......,............. Z 28 Israel, Thomas .,.............,.. ..69 lvarson, Phyllis , .,,.. ...,..... 2 28 J Jackson. Dorothy .... .,.... 2 24 Jackson, Clay ....... ......... 3 25 Jackson, Eugene . ..,.. ....,..,, 2 03 Jackson, Gilbert , ..,.. .,..,...,... 2 02 Jackson, Henry ...... ,,,,.....,..,..., 6 9 Jackson, Janus ..,,,........... 294, 322 Jackson, Paul .............................. 71 Jacobs, Jeanne 32, 183, 186, 229 Jacobs, Laverne ........................ 327 Jacobs, Virginia ............ .,,...... 2 43 Jacobsen, Ella ..... ............ 3 2 85 Jacobsen, Lloyd ......... ............... 6 3 Jacobson, Beatrice .... 71, 111, 231 Jacobson, Randolph ................., 32 Jaffe, Clifford ,............,.. .......,. 1 06 James, Robert ....,.............,..... 70, 71 Jamison, Noel ...............,....,.,..... 210 Jamra, Jamille . ..,.....,.. 32, 117 200 Janda, Lillian ......,,,,....,....,........ 234 Janick, Stephen Jr. ........ 323, 300 Janows. Helen ,......................... 217 Janssens, Edmund ,..,..,. 306, 322 Jarasek, Charles ..........,..... 69, 239 Jarbeau, Robert ...... ............... 2 38 Jaros, George ......201 327 Jasper, Mary Jane ........ ......... Jedlxka, Al ..........,...........,,.......,,. 306 Jeffers. Mary Geraldine .........,.... 33 Jefferson, Bernard ............ 134, 139 Jeffery, Josephine .................... 241 Jenkins, Dorothy .......... ......... 2 24 Jenkins, Edith ..................., ........ 2 24 Jennin s, Betty ......,................. 230 Jens, ,Fean ........ ........ I 86, 233, 243 Jensen, Carl . ..... ..................... I 58 Jensen, Ray ...... ...... ......... 3 2 2 Jensen, Walter ..... .................. 2 09 Jerige. Walter .........,...,.....,........ 33 Jernegan, Cameron ............ 228, 33 Jewell, Benson .......... 155, 156, 210 Johnson, Alice ............................ 70 Johnson, Andrew .......... . ...,....... 325 Johnson, Ardeth M. ....33, 73, IZZI4, 9 Johnson, Bettye ..............,,.....,,, 218 Johnson, Betty Louise ...,........ 227 Johnson, Bremen l. ..,,........ 33, 72 Johnson, Charles ..,,.... 86, 87, 211 Johnson, Charles Herman 33, 66, 122, 160. 210 Johnson, Dorothy .... 216, 220, 226 Johnson, Eugene ...... , .......,,...... 238 Johnson, Flora Ann ............ 33, 124 Johnson, Gilbert .......... ........... . ..202 Johnson, Grace ......................., 326 Johnson, Helen ........ 88, 218, 329 Johnson, Hugh .................. 65, 211 Johnson, lsyle ........ 192, 193, 229 Johnson, James .... 70, 69, 72, 276i Johnson, Jane .................... 73, 215 Johnson, Jean . .,..... ..........., 3 27 Johnson, June ........,,,.. ..........., 1 04 Johnson, Katherine . ......... 107, 220 Johnson, Margaret ..............,... 227 Johnson, Montgomery ., ..,. 72, 215 Johnson, Norman ......,...........,.,. 64 Johnson, Richard ,... ......,. 3 23, 300 Johnson, Ruth Caroline .... 211, 230 Johnson, Shirley .... 126, 184, 185, 191. 230 Johnson, Tetlow ...,...........,........ 325 Johnson, Vernal ....... ...... I 20, 233 Johnson, Vir inia ..... ......,,.,.. 2 28 Johnson, WalFace ..... ........ 7 2, 201 Johnson, Wilbur . ............. 33, 209 Johnston, June ........ .... 3 3, 95, 216 Johnston, Lois ..... ,.....,,..,..,.,,, 2 24 Joneli, William ..... .............,.,..., 6 3 Jones, Agnes ...... .....,............... 1 82 Jones, Betty ,..,........ 33, 123, 216 Jones, Bevan ....... , ..........,. 160, 205 Jones, Chapman ................ 56, 209 Jones, Charles ,,............,......,,.,, 113 Jones, Edward .... 120, 65, 101, 201 Jones, Elizabeth ,..... ....,..... 1 85, 232 Jones, George .......,....,,..,..........,.. 69 Jones, Gretha .................,.. 119, 229 Jones, Hazel ........ ..........,.,,....,.,, 1 82 Jones, Lillian ........ 124, 70, 71, II1 ones, Mamie ............ 33, 276, 224 Jones, Patsy ....,.,... .... 1 23, 33, 233 Jordan. W. Sandoe ...,......., 57, 205 Jorgensen, Ove ...... 1 .....,.,... 34, 215 Jost, Henry ,,,,,, H63, 122, 64, 202 Jouzrates, Edward ....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,. 64 Joy, Stephen .........,......,.....,...,,,, 120 Joyce, Ruth .....,... ,,.... 2 25 Juhnke, Leo .. .... ..,,........ 3 07 Junior Council ...,....,...,,, ,,92 Junior Prom ...., ......... 2 84, 285 Jursa, Emil ,.... .........,,,,,,.,, 3 22 K Kaarto, Miriam ..,,..,.. ........... 7 3 Kacielski, Benjamin .................. 65 Kadel, Doris ....,,,....,........ 191, 243 Kahn, Edith ....,...,.., ............ 2 31 Kahn, Harriet ........ .331 Kahn, Myra ....., ....... Z 17 Kakel, Doris ......... ............ 2 33 Kalish, Kathryn ..... ........ 3 4, 104 Kalleen, Betty .,...,.. .,...,...... 2 30 Kanaual, Allen B. ...,. ......... 2 00 Kane, Donald ........ ........ 6 9 Kanter, Maxine ...... ......... 2 17 Kaplan, Dorothy ...... ....,....... 3 31 Kaplan, George ..........,...,. 106, 240 Kappa Alpha Theta. ..,,.,.....,...... 228 Kappa Delta .. .......................... H229 Kappa Kappa Gamma ............ 230 Kappa Zeta Kappa ......... ...... 2 31 Kappe, Lola ...................,......i,,i 326 Karabin, John ........ ............... 2 01 Kareh, Meyer ....., ......... 3 03, 324 Karlson, Ethel ..... . ............i. 330 Karnes, Miller H. ..,. .........,.. 2 04 Karns, Dick .......,.,.................... 105 Karsted, Raymond ................ .200 Karsteter, William .... 72, 104, 209 Kasischke, Georgia ,......... ..34. 228 Kast, Mary .............................. .330 Kasten, Viola ........... .... ......... 3 2 6 Katsumo, Peter ...... . ..,...... ...34 Katz, Harold .......... ............. . ..72 Katz, Ruth .............................. ...73 Kaufman, Jack .... 34, 66, 86, 122, 205. 267 Kaufman, Robert ................ 86. 205 Kaumans, Fritz 160, 161, 162, 215 Kavanaugh, Frederick .............. 206 Kay, Estelle ............................ .329 Kaye, Roy ........ ........,............... . 206 Kazmierski, Wanda .................. 243 200 Keach, James ...,..,...,.......,.., 65, Keagy, Chris ....,..,..... .......... . ....197 Keane, William .. ...... 66, 205, 236 Kearney, Emmett ...................... 208 Keary, Arthur ............. .......... 1 96 Keaster, Mary Lou ..... .......... 2 16 Keefe, Katherine .............. ........ 2 26 Keitel, Henry 160, 161, 162, 56035 Keko, Wilbur ...... ,.......... 3 4, 112 Kelley. Robert .... ........ . ...120 Kell088'. Chester ..... ........ 6 5, 205 Kellogg. Ed ........... ....... 1 35, 210 Kelly, Bernard ..... .....,......., 6 5 Kelly, Eileen ...... ......... 7 1, 124 Kelly, Eugene ...... . ............ 201 Kelly, Marjorie ....... ,,..,...., 2 28 Kellner, George ...,,... , ,,......,,, ,202 Kelly, Patricia Ann .......... 34, 220 Kem , George .................... 197, 276 Kendirick, Richard . ........... 94, 209 Kenety, Kathleen ,.,. ...... , .233 Kennedy, Gerald L. ...... ........... 6 4 Kennedy, Ruth ........... ..,....... .. .330 Kenny, Margaret ..... ........ 3 4, 228 Kenshner, Frances ...... ...... . .34 Kent, Maurice ....... ....... 1 35, 209 Kent, Ralph ........ ............. 6 9. 70 Kepler, Elizabeth ........ 73, 119, 243 Keppler, Betty ..... .................. 2 16 Kermet, Rudolph .... ............... 1 04 Kern, Mary Edith ..... ...... 2 34 Kerr. J. A. .............. ...... 3 23 Kerr, Walter ............ ....., I 04 Kerrigan, Harry ......... ...... 1 13 Kerrihard, Maurice ...... ......... 2 18 Kershner, Frances .................... 220 Kersting, Robert 34, 94, 107, 1255, 04 Kessel, Elton .,.... .............,.,,..,.,,. 2 38 Kessinger, Frances . .,......... 218, 243 Kessler, Donald ...... ....,,.,,,,, 2 09 Kettron, Barbara ..... ,,,..... 3 4, 225 Kerper, Earl ......., ...... 1 20, 204 Keyser, Charles ...,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,. 2 04 Keyser, Earl ,,... . ,,,..,,, ,237 Kibe, M. ...,.,... . .,.... 34, 94 Kidd, William ..,,. ,.,,.,,., 2 09 Kiefer, Roy ......... .,,,,,,.,,,, 3 25 Kiely, Dell ............... ..,,.... 9 1, 233 Kiesling, Beatrice .,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,, 326 Kiester, Merrill ,,,,...,..,,,,.,..,,,,,,,, 69 Kiger. Martha ..,,......,, 35, 242, 233 Kilham. William ,,,,......,,,...,..,,,,, 69 Killips, Dan .......... ......... 1 00, 210 Kilsch, Louise ,,,.. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 23 Kimball, Norman ............,,,.,.,,,, 201 Kimball. Gail .... 35, 183, 190, 192 King, Don ....,....,...........,,.....,.,,,, 72 King, Willard ..... ...,..... ..,,,..,, I 25 King, William ..... . ..... 155 Kingdon, Alfred .....,, ,,,,,, 3 Z5 Kingsbury, John ......,,., ..,,,.... 2 11 Kingston, W. Robert ,.....,.,.,,, ,237 Kirk, Virginia ......,........,..., 70, 228 Kirst, Kathryn ......... ............ 2 29 Kirwan, Mary Jane ,,..,..,,.,.,,,, 224 Kittridge. Harvey ,...,,,.... ..,,,,,,, 1 04 Klamm, Edward 35, 134, 144, 215 Klapp, Virginia .....,,,,.....,,,.,.,,,, 230 Klass, Margaret ..,,,,,,......,,.,,,,,,, 35 Klech, William ,,,. . ,.,,,, 135 Kleihege, Jane ... ..... .223 Klein, Bernard ........ ,,,..,.,. I 35 Klein, D. Marshall ..,.. .,......,,,, M66 Kleppisch, Paul ................ 112, 213 Klibanoff, Morris ......,.,..,...,,,,.,, 238 Kloess, Grace .... 232, 70, 73, 88, 96 Kling. Leroy ..,.,......................,,. 202 Klinge, Earl .......................... Kink, Dolly ..... .... Klitzke, Robert ...... Klores, Stanley ...... Kneip, Jacqueline .. Knight. Billie ....... Knorst, Beatrice ..., Knox, Richard .... . 69 Knox, Robert ..... ...... 1 00, 201 220 199 215 225 126 215 70 210 Knudson. Bette ..... ............... 1 26 Kobey, Bobbette ... ...... 106, 217 Koehler, Clarice .,..,. .,,.,...,., , 329 Koenning, Evelyn .......,,......,.... 327 Koepke, Harry ...,..,,.........,......,, 200 Koepke, Miriam ........ 184, 192, 226 Koester, Robert ......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 204 Kohler. Katherine .............,.. 35, 220 Kohlmeyer, Adolph .................. 201 Kohn, ldalynn ,.... . ....,,, ,,,,,,, . ,243 Kopel, David ........., ...... 2 12 Koranda, Hugo ....., ..,... 3 22 Kornhauser, Betty .... , ,,,,., 217 Koscinski, Arthur ...,.... ..,,,. 1 97 Kosinski, Jan Roman ....... ...... . H100 Kottke. Frank Joseph , ....,..,,,, 118 Kotz, Raymond ....82, 84, 99, 121026 Kovatch, John ......,.,... 35, 134, 210 Krafft, Louis .,..... , .,,,.,.,,, ,196 Kraft, Charles , ......,.,....,,.. 69 Kramer, Luella ..., ,.,...,,,,,, 7 1 Krantz, LeRoy .,,., .,,,,.,. 6 5 Kranz, Leon .,....,...... .,.,.,....,,, 1 96 Krasno, Louis Kratky. Frank ...... ....... 7 0, 72, 71 Krause, Alvma .,..... ,.,,...,...... . .119 Kreinberg, Nathan .... ........,.,.. 1 13 Kreis. Bertram .,... .,........,.. 1 58 Krell. Edward ......, ....... 1 35, 205 Krelstein, Sylvia .,,..,..... ..21 7 Kresge, Eleanor ..... .,,....... 2 33 Kresge, Marjorie ......73 Krealer, Leon ............ .......... I 20 Kritchever, Lenora .................... 35 Kroehl, Gwen .................... 224, 110 Kroemer, Fred ........ ...... 7 6, 202 Kropf, Katherine ............ .107 Krueger, Mildred . .... . Krueger, Paul ..... Krueger, Ralph ........ Krogstad, Josephine .... Kubla, Stephenn .. .... Kubica, Bernice Kuczora, Ray ...... Kudsk, Russell .... Kuebler, Clark .... . ......... 330 ......215 ......225 .......325 .......327 .......,325 196 1 0 Kuflewski, Adele .........,.... 243, 215 ' 1 05 Kuflewski, Dorothy ,,.,...,...,,,,.,. Kuglin, Helen .......... ......,.,...... 8 8 Kuhl. Norman .......... ....,,. 6 9, 71 Kuhn, John ........ . .....,,,,.....,........ 322 Kultcher, Elizabeth ...........,,..... 57 Kunz, George ..........,......... 35, 197 Kutuzovich, Helen ........,.....,, ,... 3 5 Kweton, Elmer ............... ......,,.... 3 5 Kysela, Betty ....,,,,.... ...,... 2 24 L Labus, Patricia .,... ....... 2 27 Ladenson, Roland ...... ....... 1 20 LaForce, Fred ........ .................. 3 22, Laing, Jerry .............................. 197 Laird, Vivien ..123, 185, 267, 129236 Lake, Robert .............................. 215 Lake. Stuart .............. . Lambda Chi Alpha ......... Lambert, Louise ................ 160, Lambert, Marguerite ....... .........200 1 22 7 .........327 Lambert, Phyllis ..............,. 35, 227 Lambrecht, Alfred ............ 86, 198 Lambright, Betty ..... ............ 2 25 Lambros, Ted ....................,... 35, 92 Lampe, William ......,....,.........,.. 200 Lamke, Charles ........ 65, 107, 197 Lampke, William .........,............. .87 Lams, Theodore .. .................. 207 Lande, Richard ....... ...... 1 04, 203 Lander, Lois ..,.......... ............ 2 43 Landfield, Seymour ..,................. 69 Landis, Kenneth .. .............. 65, 209 Landis, Ned W. .... 36, 66, 69, 122, 204, 264 Lane, Margaret .....,.................... 73 Lanese, Joseph . .... ...... 7 1, 207 Lang, Samuel ...... .... . .... 2 15 Langan, Joseph .... .,.... 2 06 Lange, Glen ........ ......... 1 60 Langohr, Mary ....... Langworthy, Tom Lankford, Mary ..... Lanman, Harvey Lanning, Harland ............327 210 135, ............227 .........209 Lansing, Lorraine .................... 230 Lanz, Marguerite ...... ..70, 73, 119 Lanzl, Carl J. ............... ............... 3 6 Larimer, Craig .......,................ 211 Larkin, Marion ............... .... . .327 Larrabee, Mrs. Fred H. .. ........... .71 Laskay, Joseph .....,......... ...... 2 01 Lasky, Jay .................................. 135 Laubscher, Mary Gilbert ........ 220 Lauer, Jack ........,....,........,,........ 209 Lauer, Peter .............................. 236 Laufenberg, Leonard , ........,........ 72 219 Laun, Susanna ........ ..........,. 3 6, Laurates, Laurence .... 63, 100, 201 Lavery, Jean .................... 105, 233 Lazier, Betty .............. .. .............. 216 Lazier, Harry A. ................ 36, 215 Leach, Marjorie 88, 110. 123, 122266 Leach, Virginia ............ ......... I 10 Leaverton, Helen ....... ......... 2 29 Leavell, James A. ..... .,.............. 4 Lee, Bruce ............... ......., 6 5, 209 Lee, Virginia ....... ............ 2 27 Lee, Jane ................. . . ...... 184, 228 Lee, Helen . .................. ............ 2 21 Leffingwell, Barbara .... ,.... .... 2 3 0 Leffler, Jane ..,........... ...... 2 27 Leibovit, Sylvia ..... .217 Leibovitz, Ruth . .... ...... 3 31 Leich, Mrs. C. W. .,... ........ 7 I Leighton, Janet ..... ......... 2 25 LeMoine, George ....... ........... ...... 6 8 Lempke, Kay ...................... 88. 221 Lencione, Ruth .,...,.. 36, 119, 218 Lenhexm, William ...................... 325 Lentsch, Marguerite .,,,.... 187, 229 Lepine, Jeanne .......................... 219 Lesley, Neva C. ........................ 330 Leverton, Dr. Garrett H. 199, 270 Levine, Cecil ............... . .............. 217 Levine, Phyllis ..................... .....331 Levin, Jack ..,....... ........... 3 6. 238 Levin, Woodrow ...,.........,,. 120. 100 Levinson, Beatrice .... 111, 186, 217 LeVitus, Frank ....... ................. 3 22 Levy, Russell ..,... .................. . 239 Lew, Ruth ,,..,., . ...... 331 Lewin, John ..... ....... 2 03 Lewis, Ann ....... ....... 2 33 Lewis, Bertram .... ..... ............ . 3 6 Lewis, Miriam .... ................... 2 31 Lewis, Patricia ............ 90, 107, 220 Lewis. Penelope Leyens, Phyllis ..,. .. ............. .241 Liddell, Jim .....................- 135. 215 Lieb, George .............................. 196 Lieberman, Rose Lietz, Frank Ann .............. 331 . . A Aaronson, Irma ........................ 217 Abbotte, Elizabeth .................. 182 Abbott, Howard 17, 69, 72, 89, 207 Abelman, William .............. I7, 237 Aberg. Lorraine ........ 96. 227, 276 Abernathy, Brooks ............,----- 200 Abernathy, John . ...,............,.... 112 Abrahamson, Hal .... ......... 6 9 Abramson. Helen ...... ------- 3 31 Absher, Kemp ....,., . ...-.. 196 Aby, Rolind C. ....... .-..-- 9 9 A Capella Choir ........ ..........-- 7 0 Acacia ......,,............. ..,.... ........ .... I 9 6 Acker, Gwenyth ........................ 224 Ackermann, Albert G. ,,.... 112, 201 Adams, Albert ............,.,..... 17. 209 Adams, John .............. ,...,..... I 96 Adams, Lieut. ......... . ............v.--. ...6l Adams, Marjory .............,.... 70 124 Adams, Robert ....................--.--- 209 Adelman, Albert ,...76, 82, 93, 134, 141, 190, 239 Ader, Marshal ...................... ...,.. 2 03 Aelman, William ........................ 94 Adler. Charlotte ...,. ............--.- 3 31 Agamy, Glenn ....... ....... 2 11, 236 Ahl, Norma ............. .,........... 3 30 Aigner, Al ........,......... ............ 9 4 Ainsworth, Ernest .,,. ......... ,.,. 2 0 5 Akeley, Blythe ....,.. .....A........,.-- 7 I Albert, Marcella ................ 123. 234 Albright, H. Elton .... . ........-..--- 64 Alethenai ....... ............. .........- I I 0 Alexander, Claude .... ............. 2 I4 Alexander. Frances ............ 73. 232 Alexander. Franklin .... 69. 71 Algasz, Mary Lou .......,,... 217, 241 Aliotta. Mitchell ..... ...64 239 Allen, C. T. M. .... .............,- 6 I Allen, Jacquelin ..... ..............,. 3 27 Allen, Max,,' Lopise . ,223, 227 Allen, Winifreu .................. ..,..,.. 2 34 Allison, James ..... ..... ........ I I 7. 211 Alsted, Mary ............ 17, 223, 267 Alpha Lambda Delta ....,..,,.,..... I 1 I Alpha Chi Sigma .....,... . ......... 112 Alpha Chi Omega ..,. ....... 2 16 Alpha Epsilon Chi .... ..,.... 2 I7 Alpha Kappa Psi .....,.,. ....... 3 22 Alpha Lambda Delta ...... ....... 2 IB Alpha Omicron Pi ....... .,..... 2 19 Alpha Phi ...........,,,.... ....... 2 20 Alpha Xi Delta ........,.. .......... 2 21 Amend, Marjorie ..,..,.,..,............. 228 Ammerman, Dorothea . .....,. 73,243 Ammerman, Kathleen 82, 123, Amromin, George . ..................... 69 Anderson, Alberta ,... ....... 2 41 Anderson, Alex ,.....,.... ....,.. 2 09 Anderson, A. Virginia .............. 154 Anderson, William ...........,......,. 118 Anderson, Clayton ........ 17, 85, 100 Anderson, Clifford ........... ....... 3 22 Anderson, Ethel Virginia ...,,... 118 Anderson, George ..,.,,,.,,..,,...... 239 Anderson, Grant ..,........... ....... 1 97 Anderson, Harold H. ... .......... ....4 Anderson, Jack ........... .-...65, 208 Anderson, James .......... ..69 Anderson, Joan ..............,......... 233 Anderson, Julianne .................. 216 Anderson, Lois ............ 17, 216. 241 Anderson, Mary .........,..........,... 221 Anderson, Robert .................... 236 Anderson, Samuel .,.. ....... 3 23 Anderson, Sara ......,... ....... 2 24 Anderson, Virginia ...,. ..., 227 Anderson, William .... ....... 2 14 Andres, Harold ........ ....,...., 3 22 Andrews, Dorothea .............,.... 243 Anheiser, Georgia ...c ......,,, 192. 193 Antonson, Alfred ..... . ..,.. 135,200 Appelby, Kathleen Applegran. Eleanor 329 Arens, C. Edward .............. 63, IZZ Arms, Jean ....,.........,.,..........,.... 225 Armstrong, Frances .... I7, 66, Arner, Phyllis ..,........ L ...,.....,..,,. 219 Arnold, Clarena ..... ..... . .. ....... ..69 Arnold, Dorothy . . ......70 Arpan, Floyd .,.,,.,.,,..,,..,....,..,..... 125 Arrington, Bart ....,..,,,,,.,...,..,.,.., 17 Artbasy, Ray J. ,.... ...I34, 140, 197 Artes, Nancy ..,..,,........ Arthur, William Asbridge. Elmer ..... .............230 197 Z2 Ashby, Helen ......,... ....... I 19, 230 Askew, Peggy ............... ,,,,,, ...., Z 3 3 Aspegren, Cliff ................,, 204,276 Atstott, Murray Jr. .......,.......... 375 Atteberry, Dorislee ...... I7, 216 Atwood, Ruth ........,......,..,, 17, 220 Austin, Robert .............,...,........ 215 Avery, James ........i.,,.......... 17, 199 Axelson, Chief Yeoman .,........ H61 Axtell. Dorothy Louise ,.., I IB, 124 Aymoncl, John Paul 18, 66, 86,285 Ayris, Fred D. ..,....,..........,.,.,..,...... 4 B Babcock, Oliver M. Jr. 63, 135, 202 Babcock, William ...................... 204 Bacox, Helen ..,... Baer, Ruth ...,.... Baikoff, Sylvia .... Bailey, Alice ,..,. ....... Bailey, Helen .......... Bailey, Laura Mary Bailey, Mrs. Ruth .. ..,ffff5'i5I 1 INDEX 327 307 331 223 . ..., ...... 7 I 124 21 7 Bailin, Marguerite .,..,.,..........,.,., Bainum, Glenn Cliffe ..68, 72, 207 Baird, John .............,.............,.... 199 Baker, Armand ..,.......,. 69, 71, 207 Baker, Charles T. ................ 56, 208 Baker, Falcon .... 74, 82, 104, 125, 206, 267 Baker, James .,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,, 125 Baker, Phillip Jr. ...,.................. 112 Baker, Reuben ,.....,..,..,,.,,....,,,,,,, 198 Baker. Mrs. Robert R. .,.............. 4 Baker, Virginia ,..........,.... 227, 243 Baker, Wilson ........,,,,,,........,.,i 215 Balenich, Jerome ...,,.,..,,.,.....,,., 158 Balhatchet, Josephine .... 184, 230 Ball. George ............ 69, 71, 74, 213 Ball, John . .,...,...,,,.,,.,.,,,,.,,,....... 196 Ball, Russell ,,,,.,..,,.,...,,...,,...,.. 213 Bamford, Beatrice ,.,.,...,,,,,. 18, 230 Band ,..,.,......,,,.............,,....,,, Bannerman, Genevieve ...... 88, 226 Bannerman, Malcolm G. .... 18 199 . GB, 69 Barbakoff, Samuel ,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 71 Barber, Charles ...... 66, 91, 94, 101, 122 Barber. Marion ................ 126, 230 Barenther, Jean .... ...........,., 3 30 Bates. Rudolph ....... .,,.,,..,,. 1 98 Baribeau, Victor ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, I 97 Barinstein, Lucille ...,.. ....,,.,,, B 8 Barker, Betty ...............,.,.,........ 233 Barker. Juliet ............................ 126 Barker, Miriam ...,.,.,....,.,, .,,,,,, 2 25 Barmeier, Robert ........ 69, 85, 198 Barnard, Nat ....,.,,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 198 Barnes Charles F. 18 70 72 210 Barnes, Helen Frank .......... IB, 224 Barnes, William ..,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 207 Barnett, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 215 Barrett, Dick ,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 64, 105, 204 Barrie, J. M. , ....,..........,,, ,,.,,,,,,,, 2 71 Barron. Kerry ............ 73, 124, 218 Barsumian, Edward 63, 86, 93, 99, I22, 202, 263 Bartelme, Jean ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 227 Barth, Frances ,.......,,,,,,,,,,, ,Z22 Bartizal, John .,,,,,,,,,,,,, 322 Bartlett. Elsie ..... ...............,. 2 22 Baseball .................., ...... 1 65, I70 Basketball ...,...,.,...,,,..,,,,,,,, 14 7, 158 Bassett, Deborah ..........,, 220, 243 Bassett, Sterling ..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 23 Batter, Dorothy ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 30 Bauch, Tom .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 37 Bauer, Elaine ...... ........ I 24 241 Bauer, Jean ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 4 3 Bauer, Malcolm .,,,.,. ,,,,,,, , ,214 Bauer, William C, ....,.........,.. 2,12 Bauling. Sophia ..... ........ 3 02, 331 Bauman, Caroline ,,... ,,,,,,,,,,. , 218 Baumann, Harry ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 22 Baur, Konrad G., Jr. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,. 64 Bauers, Ema L. .........,,.,,.,,......, 227 Baxter, Richard ...,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 38 Bays, Alfred . ,,.... ,,,,,,, I 96, 322 Beales, Ethyl .,,,. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 2 9 Bean, Leroy .,,. ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, I 9 9 Bean, William ,, ..,,.. ,..... ,,,,,,,,,,, , 2 00 Bear, Robert .....,,. .,.,,. 1 8, 113 205 Beard, Preston ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 160 206 Beardsley, Martha ,... 191, 193 230 Beattie, John W. ........ 14, 204 207 Beaumont, Dorothy ..........,. 73 216 Bebas, Gus .,,.......,...,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 65 Bebb, Betty ,,..,,.... ..,,,,., M228 Becher, Clifford ....... ,,.,,,,,,,, , 215 Becht, Elizabeth ........,..... 124, 242 Bechtelheimer, A. H. ....,... 18, 214 Becker. Georgette ............ 107, 223 Beckman, Edward 18, 65, 86, 120, 121, 122, 204 Beckman, John ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I I3 Bedrosian, Arthur .............. 64, 240 Beebe. Marjorie, .,,. , ,,,,,,,,,, 228 Beecher, Carl .,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, I 97 Beeler, Bruce ..,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 96 Beerman, William ,.,,,,,., 216, 236 Beers, Bertram ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,--,. 6 9 Beers, Morrison ,,., ,,,,.,,,,,.,, 6 9 Behrens, William ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 25 Behrstock, Julian R. ........ 106 118 Beier, Carl ,,.......,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,, , 2,2322 Beiler, Fred , ,,,.,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, B 9 Belding, Paula ,,, ,,,,,,, ,243 Beldon, Gail .... Bell, Donald ..... 1 0 . ..,......... 200 Bell, James ...,...... ......,, I 99, 322 Bellamy, Betty ...... .....,,.. B 3, 223 Bellamy, Robert ...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 201 Belt, Margaret .,...,...,,. 18, 120, 227 Belyea, Helen ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ZIB Bender, Hiram ..134, 140, 151 211 Benedict, June .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 225, 249 Benhart, Fred .......,,,,,,,,, IB, 71 196 Bennet, George ...,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 304 Bennett, Evelyn .,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, 2 Z 7 Benninghoven, Nona ...., 102, 225 Benyas, Naomi .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 234 Berchtold, Ted ............ 99, 125, 201 Berger. ,lane ...............,...,.... 18, 223 Berger, Maxine ..IB, 100, 160, 220 Bergesen, Lieut. Com. .,.... 61, Berhalter, Howard .........,.,,,..,, Berkman, Gunhild ...... ,.....,..,. Berksen, Pearl ,.........,.....,, H96, Berkowitz, Annette ,,..,,....,, 19, Bernays, Robert .... 19, 64, 65, 122 207 327 231 231 85 Bernays, William . ..... .... ...... 1 9 , 85 Bernhardt, Roger ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 236 Bernstein, Lee ..,... ,....,,..,,...,,, 2 03 Bernstein, Olga .......,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 217 Bernstein, Sol .......,.,..,, 66, 104, 203 Berolzheimer, Howard ..........,... 323 Berry, Marvin ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 239 Bersch, Ruth ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 71 Bert. Russel ........ ..... 1 9, 72, 209 Bertiaux Jeanne ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 230 Best, Mildred ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 228 Beta Alpha Psi ...,....,. ,,.,,,,, I 13 Beta Gamma Sigma ,,,, ,,,,,,, , II4 Beta Theta Pi ............... .....,.. I 97 Beta Sigma Omicron ..... .... ,.,. 2 2 2 Bettin, Gerald ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 35 Bewersdorf, Herman ,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,, I 9 Bewersdorf, Louise ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 3 29 Beverstein, Robert ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 38 Beyers, Shirley .,...,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,184 Bieler, Frederick ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 207 Bielke, Millicent ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, 3 27 Biggs. Robert ........ 69, 70, 71, 207 Bigler. Warren ...,,.,..,,....,.... , ,,,,, 200 Billings, Kathryne ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 223 Bills, Benjamin . ...... ,... ,....,, 3 2 3 Biser, Doris ...,...,..,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 3 Bishop, Marjorie ...... ....... 1 9, 225 Bittikofer, Rita ..,.,. ,,,,,,,,,, A ,,,243 Bitting. Jim ........,...... ...... 1 35, 197 Bitting, William . .... ........... I 97 Bixby, Richard ,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 09 Black, Frances ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, I 9, 227 Black, James ........ ........... 2 I4 Black, Virginia ....,.... Blackburn, Grace ,,,, ,,,,,,, I 9, Blackman, Bill ...... 216 1 23 7 Blaine, Robert ..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Blair. Frances ..................,. 56, 219 Blair. Mary. . ............... 88, 110, 233 Blake. R, S. ........ .....................,.. 6 3 Blanco, Lomas ,.,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 0 0 Bland, Chet .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 II Bland, Leonard .....,.,,,..,,. , ,,,, ,,,,,, 2 I2 Bland, Seymour .,.,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 I 2 Blanock. John ....,,.,,,,,,, 68, 69, 7I Blaul, Evelyn . ............... ...... ...... 3 2 6 Bledsoe, Walter A., Jr. .... 57, 237 Block, Adele ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 I7 Block, Charles ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,--, I9, 208 Blodgett, Robert Bell 112, 118, 211 Blomberg, Mary Louise ............ 70 Blossteen, Joy .,.........,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 217 Blossteen, Ruth ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 217 Blumberg, Henry .,,,,, , ,,,,,,, 72, 240 Blume, Elmer ...,..,...,,,,,,,,,, I49, 202 Blumenthal, Bernard 16, 158, 162 Blumenthal, Harold ........ 303, 324 Blumenthal, Walter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 69 Bobbitt. Marjorie , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 73, 227 Bock, Emil ..,.,....,.....,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 7 I Bodfish, Morton H. ,...........322 Bodtke, Martha ................ 225, Boekendroeger, Russell 242 9 Boergert. ,Iohn .,...................... 198 Boetcher, Emily ...,..,.,....,,,,,. M124 Boger, Willett .......... 134, 146, 211 Bogg. Shirley ............. . ..,.,......... 221 Boggs, Stanley , ...,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 209 Boling. Betty .... 91, 100, 107, 160, 223 Boller, Gloria .... 73, 100, 160, 227 Bolman. Margaret ...................... 96 Bolton, Janet .,......,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 23 Bonaker, Fred ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, 3 2 2 Bond. Ed. .,.,.,,...,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 36 Bonekemper, Robert .... 19, 66, 122, 210 Bonhivert, August 69, 70, 72. 100 Bonhivert, Homer ......,. 69, 72, 94 Bonnefoi. Glenn .............,.,..,..... 206 Bookwalter, Virginia ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 242 Booz, Helen ..... .... , .,.,.,,.,,,,,. 88, 224 Booz, Francis ..,..,,.,.,,. . .,.,,,,.,,,,,, Booz, Thomas ..... Borchert. Fred ...... .. ............305, 63. 122, 73, 96, Borgwald, Helen .......... Borinstein, Lucille Borjajian. Grace ...,.,,.,, ..,,,, 3 02, Borland. Dick ........ Born, Dorothy .,.... Borowski, Felix .... Borque, ,Ioan ..... Botzum, Rose ....., 323 323 197 124 217 327 3 27 ........207 1 6 230 1 9, Boukidis, Nick .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 20 Boulton, Charles ........ 83, 87, 206 Bovie, William .......................... 210 Bovis. Ann ...... ............ 7 3, 224, 243 Bowen, Harold ......,,,,,, 64, 135, 197 Bower, Wally .... . ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 I3 Bowers, Bobbie ....,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 9 5, 126 Bowes. Catherine ..,..,..,, ,326 Bowes, Mildred ......... ........ 1 Z0 Bowman, Dorothy ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 43 Boyd, Ruth .,.....,.....,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 21 Boyles, William .,..... ,,,,, , 0215 Boyer, Carl ..,..,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 23 Braasch, Charlotte ,,,,,,,,,,,, 110,224 Bracker, Delia Marie .................. 20 Brackett, Isaac .............,.... 20, 239 Braden, Grace ...........,...,.... 184, 227 Braden. Murray 69, 72, 85, 91, 94 Bradfield, William, .... 65, 94, 215 Bradford, Fred .......................... 322 Bradford, Patty .......... 20, 233, 242 Bradshaw, Phyllis ............ 110, 230 Bramley, Eric ,.106, 125, 201, 264 Brandjord, Marcus .................. 200 Brandt, Henry .............. 20, 64, 122 Brannam, Ruth ..., ................. 3 29 Bransfield, Jim ..... ...,.... I 35, 197 Braude, Norma ....... .......,...... 2 17 Braun, Alice ........................ 20, 85 Breeden, Richard ..20, 66, 94, I22, 155, 210, 267 Breen. Gertrude ..................,.,... 126 Bremer, William Braun ,,..,.,,,... 118 Brennan, Dorothy .................,.. 216 Brennan, Jane .,,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 216, 243 Brennen, Maurice .,.,,....,,..,.,,..... 69 Brenner, Kay ..,,....,.,, ,,,.,,, 2 0, 227 Brenes, Dalai .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 1 IB Bresn, Beatrice ....,.....,.,,....,,....,. 20 Bretschneider, Leile .,20 119, 216 Brewer, Mildred ........... Briggs, Donald .....,.,,,.....,.. 20, Briggs, E. Winifred ,....,.,,..,,...,, Bright, Esther ........... Briglia, A. J. ,..,..,.,,,,,, , Brimacomb, Stuart Brindenbaugh, Robe rt. Brindley, Ruth ......,.,.... Brissman, Joan ..., .,.. ,. Brock, Florence ...,.,,..,., Brockmiller, Gwendolyn Broman, Keith ..,.,,,..,,.. 210 182 .........33I 323 323 .........240 .........22I 228 ...,,,20, ....70, 222 327 Brombeck, Virginia ...............,., Bronstein, Sylvia Brookby, Doris .....,,.... Brookby, Harry D. .... 21 Brooks, Curtis ...... Brooks, Gerard ..,.. Brooks, 1 7 100, ...........72, Jean .......... ., ..,...,. ., 160, 199 209 210 ...227 Brooks, Ray ..........,.,........... 69 209 Brouillet, Miriam .,.......,,,,,,,,,,, 221 Brown, Alison .................. 243, 220 Brown, Bobb .......... .,.... 6 9 196 Brown. Dolly ...,, ........ 7 3, 221 Brown, Frank ...,... ,.,,.,,,,.., 2 00 Brown, Judson ..,,, ,,,,, ,,,, Z 4 0 Brown, Lyndon . .... ...... 3 22 Brown, Mary .,.,...,, , .,,,, 228 Brown, Paul .,,........, .,,,,,,,,.,, 3 25 Browne, Bernard ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,323 Brown, Verne ....... ..,.,,..........., 1 35 Brown, William .,.,,,,,,....... 323, 305 Browning, Betty ....., ,,.,,,,.,,,,.,, 3 30 Bruce, Alexander .... ,.............. 2 00 Bruce, Nina .....,..,.,, .,..., 1 10 224 Bruce, Robert ......,......,,,,,,, 323 300 Bryan, Frances ......................., 228 Buchan, Bob ................,,,... 105 205 Buchanan, Bob 83, 104, 158, 197, 205 Buchanan, Esther ....,....,........, ,126 Buckley, Aline ..................,....... 327 Buckley, Mary ..,.,....,,.,.,,..,. 73, 233 Buckmaster, Laurence ...... 82, 107, 160, 161, 162 197 Buecher, Helen ....,.....,.....,,,, 20 223 Buell. Joseph .....,.....,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,205 Buettner, Virginia ...,, ,,.,,,,,, 2 24 Bugielski, Edward ..,.. ......... 2 15 Buker, Helen .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,. Z 34 Bullard, Robert ...... ,,,.......,. , 197 Bunting, Audrey .,,.. ...,., Z 43, 227 B-untain, W, J. ....,. ,,,..,,,,, 9 203 Burd, Betsy ............. ....,.,, 2 0, 229 Burd, Isabelle ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 224 Burger, William .,..,,,,,.....,,,..,. ,199 Burgess, Kenneth F. .,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, 4 Burgette, Earlene ..,..... 70, 71, 1 I I Burkharclt, Bill .,.,..,,,,,, ,,,, .,,,,.,,,, Z I I Burkhardt, Herbert ..,, ,,,. ........., 2 0 9 Burkhartsmeier, Donald ........ ,.215 Burham, Virginia ..,..,.......,.......... 88 Burnett, Vange 63, I22, 134. 139, 160, 161, 162, 163 202 Burnette, Jean ,.., ......,,,,,, 2 0, 224 Burnham, Virginia .....,,,,,,,..,,, 228 Burns, Harry ..,,....,,..,, 65, 104 264 Burns, Palmer ,,,..,.,......,,,,,,,,,,,, 215 Burns, Ruth ...,......,.......,,,,,,,,,,,, 233 Buyell, Palyma Lee ......,...,,,.,... 193 Burry, Alice ...... 123, 20, 110, 224 Busch, Grace ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 221 Buschman, Arthur ..,...,.,., , ,..,.,,, 206 Butler, Carolyn .....,, ,..,,, I 26, 224 Butler, Ernest .,..,,....,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,, I 98 Butler, Jeanette .,...................... 330 Burrows, Eleanor J. ,.,.....,..,,,,, 330 Butts, Ruth ............,,,...,,,.,,.,.,,, 226 Butzloff, Roberta .... 123, 110, 223 Buxton, Warren ,,,,,...,.,.,..,..,,,,,, 211 Byerlain, June ,...,.,,,,......,, 110, 233 Byng, Vivian ...,,... ,. .,.,,,,, 20 105 Byrnes, Blanche ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,57 C Cadden, Jeanne ..........,............... 217 Cady, George .,..,.,,,.......... - .......,. 209 Caesar, Doris .,,,...,..,.., 20 220, 250 Cahill, Edward .................... 20, 240 Cahn, Bertram J. .......................... 4 Caley, Margaret Jane ........ 20. 219 Calhoun, James K. ............ 107, 197 Call. Roger .................,.. 64, 69, Callahan, Donald 197 .238 Callahan, Doris ,...... ..,..,,, ,.,.,,,. Z 0 Callander, Carolyn ....,.,..... 126, 221 Caller, W. Grant ............,,..,.,,,, 237 Callier, S. F. ...........,....,.,,........ 209 Calvano, Michael ..,. 134, 146, 211 Cameron, Stephen ..,..,..........,... 197 Campbell, jack ........,...,.,... 66, 122 Campbell, james ..,,.... .....,...,, 1 97 Campbell, Martha ..,,,,,,. , ,.,,...., 73 Campbell, Robert W. ., ,..............., .4 Campbell Sally , ,,,,,,,..,..,,,,....,,, 216 Campbell Sara ....., ,,..,.,... , .....,,.,,, 2 0 Campbell, Stewart ....,...,.., 198, 240 Campbell. Zeph .......... 22, 120, 215 Canker. Frank ....,,....... ,...,. . 64, 122 Cantwell, Yeager ..,............, 90, 205 Capek, Frank . ......, ....,...,.. 3 25 Caplan, Adele ............. ,331 Caplen, Lorine .... ,,,,.,,,,. 7 3, 217 Caplin, Clara .............,.,..,,.,.,.. 331 Caplin, Roslyn ,,.. ..........,....,...... 3 31 Carey, Charles . ....,...... 82, 203, 267 Carling, jeanette .....,.......... 22, 219 Carlisle, Betty .... .....,,.,......,. 2 30 Carlson, Charles ..... ,............, 3 22 Carlson, Dorothy ...... .....,. 2 2, 220 Carlson, Earl ,...,... ...,...,,., 3 25 Carlson, Edwin .... ........ 3 22 Carlson Elmer ,..,,, .,294 Carlson George .... ........ 2 04 Carlson Harold ....... ,,,,,,,, 1 97 Carlson, Ruth ........,..... ........ 3 27 Carlstedt, Fred ....... ..., , , ..... ,.323 Ca rlstrand. Cha Carlton, Phyllis .... rles .3 22 ........306 209 Cliff, Arthur ....,.. Clifford, jerry ..... Clifford, Grace ... Cline, Dorothy ....... Clock, janet ......... 1 5. Clousing, Laurence Clowes, Gail , ........ .. Clowes, Lisbeth 276 1 3 .........326 23 0 2 13 1 25, .. ................. 322 64 Clutter, Albert ............ 122, 63, Coale. Ruth , ................,..,... 22, 224 Cobb, Elliott, .............. ....205, 237 Cobb, jessie Martin 100, 160, 199 Cohen, Bess .....,.............,........ .... 3 3 Cohen, Dorothy ................ 73, 217 Cohen, Eleanor ,.,.. .,............. 3 31 Cohen, Muriel ....... ....... 2 3, 106 Cohen, Sydney .........., ,Z 12 Cohn, Norman .,... ............ 2 03 Cohn, Ruth .. ....... ...,.......... 3 31 Colby, Kenneth ,...,., 72, 200 Cole, Kathryne ............... ..73 Coleman, Eleanor .... ........ 2 2, 221 Carlton, james ...,..... ,...,.,..,, Carlyle, Mary .,...............,.,.....,.. 224 Carnahan, Eleanor ............ 56, 233 Carnahan. john .,.,..............,.,,.. 197 Carney, Robert A. .... 66, 87, 100, 122. 214 Carper. Virginia ......,.........,..... 242 Carr, Bradley .,.......... 64, 135, 211 Carr, james .......,........,..,,..,....., 215 Carroll, Charles ..65, 103, 135, 204 Carroll, George ..,.....,..,,.,.,, 102, 202 Carroll, Mildred , ...,......, 70, 96, 107, 162, Cartmell, Elaine .,.......,...,.. 22, Carter, john R. .......... 22, Carter, Robert .....,,, 161, 218 201 163 224 Cartwell, Marjorie ...,, ,,.,,,,, .,,,.,, 2 2 4 Case, Nancy Ann ......,.,..... 100, 223 Casa, Lewis ,..................,,,,...,,., 323 Catlin, james ..160, 161, 162, 163, 202 Cauldwell. Earl ...,,.,.........,.,,..,.., 206 Cellmer, Elmer , ..... ....... 3 00, 325 Cepek, Betty ..,,..., ,.....,,.....,,,. 2 20 Cepek, june ............... ......... 1 07, 220 Cepek, Marian ,.., ,.,..,...,,,,,,.,,,,., 2 20 Challis, Francis A. ..., ....,,.,,,.,, 2 2 Champion, Rita ...., .............,...,, 3 30 Chandler, Shirley ,...,...............,. 242 Chapel, Pearl .........,...........,...... 327 Chapin, Dorothy E. ..22, 105, 12620, 1 Chapin, Genevieve . .....,...,, 160, 221 Chapman C. Robert ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,. 64 Chapman, Doris . ....,,,...,.... 124, 242 Chapman Estelle .,.......,.,,,,,,.,,,, 331 Chapman, Harold ......,,........,..,.. 70 Chapman, james .,,. 64, 83, 87, 209 Chapman Richard .....,..,....,...... 209 Charity Ball ....,...........,,.,,,,, 82, 283 Charles, Robert ,,.......,,,.,,,,,,,.,, ,323 Chase, Eloise ...,... ....,, 2 2, 88, 230 Chase, Virginia ,... ...,.,.......,, N225 Chatain, Robert ......, 64, 211 Chefus, Diona ...... ...,. , ..,.,.,. 3 30 Chiha. Kenneth .... .......,,,.,.,.,. 2 05 Chevlin, Myron ............ 85, 91, 94 Chi Delta Alpha ....,........,,,.,,,..., 326 Chi Omega ........,,, .......,,.,,. ,223 Childs, Betty ..,,.,...........,,, 228, 264 C1-iildren's Theatre .................... 274 Chinsky, Gail .....,............,,,. 22, 217 Chloupek, Tom ....,.......,,.,,.,....... 199 Chorpenning, Charlotte .,.......... 271 Chrisman, Anthony .... 91, 100, 126l0, 0 Christ, jack ..,................,..,...,,,, 199 242, Christensen, Carol 71, 89, 124, Christian, Robert ...........,....,, 69, 71 115 Christian Science Organization Christopher, F. Robert ....,...,... 307 Christopherson, june ........,,...... Chulock. Walter .....,.... ......,. Civik, Gertrude ....... . ..,..,. 330 Civis, Grace ..,.,.. ...,............. 2 29 Clark, Bernard ..........,................. 66 Clark, Betty Belle .... 100, 243, 224 Clark, E. L. ..,............ ..,.,...,,,.....,.. 8 Clark, Fred ....,,,....................... 322 Clark, Henry B. .... 63, 122, 65, 204 Clark, john ......,,........,,...... 22, 201 Clark, Lulu Belle ,,... ............... 2 19 Clark, Marjorie ,.......327 Clark, Robert ......... .......,... 2 08 Clarke, Frederick .... ............... 1 99 Clarke, Portia ....... ....,,. 2 2, 233 Clarke, William .......... .210 Clarkson, Frances ......,..., 233 Clauson, Alva ........, .............. 3 30 Claussen, Lolita ...... ..... . .73, 232 Clayton, Paul .............,...... 118, 199 Cleaver. Goodrich .........,,........... 69 Cleland, Betty . ......................... 224 Clem, Mary jane .....,.. 70 89 227 Clement, Fred ....... v v , ..,,,.......... M322 Coleman, Selwyn .... .............. 6 9 Coles, Charles , ...... ..214 Collages, Helen ..... .............. 2 3 Collester, Marian ........,....,...... 224 Collins, Helen ..,,..,,.......,.. 118, 223 Collins, Roger ........ .............,. 2 11 Collinson, Kenton ...... .,,..,..... 1 99 Colmar, john ....,.... ....... 2 3, 206 Colpaert, joseph ...., ............. 6 9 Colvin, Arlie ....... ..... ,... . 7 3 Colvin, Charlotte .......... .243 Comes, Urban .......... ....... 2 00, 23 Commerce Club .....,.....,.... 300, 301 Commerce Magazine ,.......,,...... 304 Comley, Mary . .......... .. ........ 243 Coney, jack .......... ........ 2 37 Congdon, Clark ... , ..... ..200 Conkle, Paul ,.....................,....,,. 322 Conley, Marie ............................ 233 Connell, Mary Nell .................. 126 Connelly, George William ......., 118 Connelly, john ..............,..... 72, 210 Conner, Bonnie ............ 23, 119 73 Connery, john ...... ....,............ 1 99 Conly, jack ......., .,..,... 1 06, 135 Conteas. Nick .,.. ........ 1 35, 215 Cook, Bette ..... .. .,............ 224 Cook, Helen ,.,,. ........... 2 25 Cook, King .......... ........ 3 22 Cook, Virginia ...... ................. 2 43 Cook, Ward ....... ..... .. ...,,...,..., 2 05 Cooke, john ................,.........., 113 Coolidge. john ,..,...... 66, 205, 122 Coombs, joam ..............,....,...... 223 Coon, Owen L. ...... ..................... 4 Cooper, Frank ........ ......... 2 09, 210 Cooper, Phil .......,,........... 104, 210 Corbett, Beverlie ...........,. .220 Corbett, Martha ....,.. ,... .....,.... 3 2 9 Corrnan, Mary Lou ............ 23, 119 Cornell, Larry ...,..... ........... 2 27 Cornian, Mary Lou ......,..... 23. 119 Cornell, Larry .,....... ............ 2 27 Cornian, Mary Lou .,.,,.. ...,.... 2 19 Cosner, Fae ................ ........ 3 22 Costa, Ralph .,,.... ,... ........ 209 Couch, William .... ........ 2 00 Coup, john .........,.... ...... 1 97 Courshon, Shirley ..... ....... 7 3 Cousins, Lloyd ...... ........... 7 0 Coutts, Betty ....... ......... 2 29 Coveny, Lloyd ........ ............ 3 23 Cowan, Betty jane ,. ...,............. 23 Cowan. Robert ......... ........ 6 4, 206 Cox, Charles ............... .........,.... 7 1 Cox, lsaac ....,............................. 203 Cox, Marv Elizabeth ................., 23 Coyne. Edith ......,,............,, 23. 225 Cozard, Delos R. ..... ........ 2 3, 199 Craig Club ........... . ................. 112 Craig, W. W. ..... .....,,.. 3 22, 300 Cram, Art .... .... ................ 9 4 Crane. Roscoe .,... ..,.,.,...,. 3 25 Crawford, Alice ...... ............ 2 30 Crawford. Carol ...... ...,............. 2 4 Crawford. Edgar ...... ....... 6 6, 215 Cray, William, ...... ........... 2 4, 125 Crays, lack ., ....., ....,......., 8 3, 209 Creed, Helen .........,...... 24, 73, 223 Cregier, Audrev ..............,......... 73 Cremons. Russell .... . .......,...... 209 Cresap, Mark .............. ........ 4 . 5 Crews, Lois ............,..,..,. ...... 1 26 Crinkmer. Meredith ...... ....,.,.. 2 27 Crilly, Bettv ............. ........ 2 4 Crim, Douglas ,....... ........ 7 2 Crippen. Gertrude ..... . ..... 126 Crisp, Richard ..,..... ......... 3 23 Crissman. Paul ......... ...ZI5 Crist, lack W. .,.... ........ 6 3, 199 Cristol. Stanley ........................ 118 Croft. Rev, ...........,..,... .... .....,... . 1 12 Croft, Nlrs, F. ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,, 112 Croker. William j. .... 66, 106, 211 Cvoon, Virginia ..,,,,............,..,.. 327 Crnslav, Harold ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 11 Fu. 713 Crosbv. john .,,,............ 64, 72, 213 Crossrnan, Marshall .,,,...,,...,..... 198 Crostlf-wait. Marietta ..,..... 243, 730 Crosthwait. Russell . .,..,.,..,,,... 210 Crowell, 'Flnu-ence .-----,Y.',.A.------ 275- Croxall. Helen . .,,....,....... ,,.,......... 7 3 Crtimnaflfer. Shepherd ..., 240. 74 Crver. Catherine ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 330 ff,.,-,,,,c,:,,,,,. IM-.rf----r 714 Cumming. R'-bf-rt 24. 64 'W 104 122, 205 Cummings, john ....... .87, 91, 197 Cummins, Harold A. .............. 304 Cummins, Waldin .... 322, 294, 300 Cunningham, David ................ 322 Cunningham, Frank S. ................ 4 Cunningham, john ........ ......... 1 97 Curme, George .....,.,.................. 204 Curme, Katherine . ................. .220 Currie, james ............ 64. 151. 210 Curtiss, Alice judson ................ 24 Cutlich, Nick .,..,.,..,,................. 135 Cutter, Arthur W. ...................... 4 Cutter, Dr. Irving S. . ................... 4 Cy Harrice, Nicholas 57, 92, 51476 Czarnecki, joseph ,........,.......... 203 Czerwonky, Andreas .......... 66, 201 D Dad's Day ............... .....--.--.-------- 1 30 Daily Northwestern 104, 105, 106 Dahl, Dorothy ........ 111. 124, 221 Daly, Betty .................. .........-... , 220 Daly, Robert ........,,.. 64, 135. 205 Daly, Rodney ........................-.. ,113 Damron, M. L, ..... ..............-,-- 3 22 Danley, john ....................,. 65. 209 Danner, Howard ..................,.. ...Z35 Danzer, Alice Virginia .............. Z4 Dasch, George .......................... 207 Dash, Harold .................... 156. 212 Dasler, Shirley ...,...................-...- 96 Dauer, Ernest .................... 1 13. 196 Davidson, Annabelle ................ 326 Davidson, Belle ........................ 331 Davidson, Dorothy ...,........ 24. 228 Davidson, Harold ........ 64, 86, 208 Davidson, jean H. .... 24, 188, 228 Davies, Anne ...................... 96. 126 Davies, E. C. .......,..,.,....... 209, 330 Davies, Ernest ......., 113, 198, 323 Davis, Albert ............... ,....,, ..... 9 0 Davis, Bernard ...... ...... , .,2l2 Davis, Don ...... ....,....... 2 15 Davis, Dorothy ....... 24, 119 Davis, Earl ........ -. ........,.... 113 Davis, Harry ..... .. ,...... . ..... ,...l13 Davis, Howard ....-.,,.,.............. 211 Davis, lra ,..........,........ .... .......... 2 0 3 Davis, jane ...,,,.. 82, 85, 126, 264 Davis, Marjorie ........................ 221 Davis, Sally ..........,,................ 242 Dawson, Mildred 25, 71, 119, 224 Day, Dorothy ......,.,................. 228 Day, Helen ....,....,.......... ........, 1 93 Day, Marguerite .... .........,,. 3 27 Day, Robert E. ..,. .......... 9 , 210 Day, Rosemary .... . .... 105, 227 Day, Stephanie .......... 83, 220 Dean, Frank ..............,...,,.,........ 202 Dean, Stanley ...... ....,.......... , ....322 Debenham, Roger .... 154, 155, 210 Decker, Alice ............,............... 231 DeCastro, Lolita .......... ..,......232 DeCoudres, Dean ..,..,...............,., 64 Del-laven, Frank ..... ................. 2 03 Deibler, Frederick .... 198, 203, 323 Dejonghe, Henrietta ...... ,.,., 3 30 DeKieffer, Robert ...,....,.,..,.....,,, 204 DeKlyn, Ward ....,........,............ 237 Delaney, james 25, 160. 161, 162, 205, 268 DeLatour, Virginia .,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 227 DeLong, Earl .,,,..,,.,.,,,,,,,,, 69, 204 Delta Delta Delta . ..... ,,....224 Delta Gamma ..., ,,.,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,, 2 2 5 Delta Sigma Pi .... ...198, 323 Delta Tau Delta ,.,.., , ,.,,,,,,.,, 199 Delta Upsilon ........,,.......,,,..,,,,,, 200 Delta Zeta ....,......,...,,,..,,,,,.,,.,., 226 DeMand, jane ........ 105, 160, 221 DeMoulin, William .... 25, 66, 105, 117, 121, 122, 204 Dempsey, Bettie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 241 Denman, Burt j. ,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 Dennis, Barbara ,.,,..,,,,,..,,,..,,,,,, 25 Dennis, Ralph B. , ..,..,.,,.,,,., 12, 199 Denson, Aubrey Donald .... 82, 84 DeSale, jerome ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 201 DeSalvo, Michael ,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,, 307 Dessauer, Babette ........ 25, 95, 217 DeTamble, Percy .,,,..,,....,,,,.,,,,, 199 DeTrana, Virginia ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,327 Deutsch, Elaine .... .,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 17 Deutsch, Mildred .,....,.,,,,,,., 25, 231 Devlin, Agnes .....,...,..,.,., , ,.,,.,,, 330 DeVine, George ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 71 DeVries, Doris ...... 25, 73, 33, 242, 330 DeVry. Carl ........ ,...134, 141, 215 Diamond, lrving ,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 303, 324 Diamond, Ruth ..,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, M327 Dickie. john ....,........... 25, 120, 204 Dickey, Mary ...........,........ 25, 233 Dickson. Donald , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 322 Died:-rick, Dorothv ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 326 Diehl, Bruce 66, 134, 136, 150 206 Diehl, Cleo .,...,...,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 215 Dies. Henrietta ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 124, 277 Student Directory ,,,,,,,,,,, ,107 E Earlywine, josephine ................ 73 Eberle, Doris K. .,.... . .... 26, 233 Eberle, Eleanor ........ ...233, 243 Ebner. Marie ,,... ,,.126, 243 Eby, Thomas , .... ,..134, 146 Eck, Robert .,.,,,..,.........., 104, 240 Evanston Campus Association 82, 83, 84 Eckert, Claudia . ....,...............,.. 186 Ecklund, Lorraine ..... ,..... I 1 I Eckstein, Gladys .... ........, 2 17 Eddy, Newell .......,.. ..... , ...... 2 09 Edelman, Alvin ,... .............,,....... 2 6 Eddleman, Charlene .,..,... 243, 233 Edelen, jane ........ Edelen, Pearl ..,,,.. .. .........,.. 230 243 Edelman, Al ............ ...... 2 03 Edelman, Frank ....., ...... Z 03 Eglgren, Robert ..,,.. ,.72 Ezner, Henry ............ .......,. 2 06 Edwards, Arthur ,,,. .,,.,....,.. 1 97 Edwards, julius .... ..,.,...,...... 2 03 Edwards, Phil ...... ..,........ 6 4, 205 Egan, Gerald . ............. , ............. 210 Eggo, Lawrence ...... ,..,... ............. 7 1 Eichman, Maude ...... 111, 95, 225 Eikenberry, William .......... .... 2 10 Eisenberg, Marcella ....,, . .....,..... 71 Eldridge, Frank ...,..,............. 69, 72 Ellingson, Mildred .............. 83, 225 Eliot, Elmoe ...,.,........,........... 64, 26 Eliott, joan .....,,....,.... 26, 276, 224 Elliott, john l-1. .......,.....,...,............ 4 Elliott, john M, . ......,.................... 4 Elliott, Scharmel .... Elliot, Victoria ...... Ellis, George .....,. 120 ........26, 1 20 Elmer, Mary .......... ........, 1 24 Elson, Ralph .........,.,. ...... 2 03 Emanuelli, Isabel ...., ........ 2 6 Engbersen, Ruth ...,.,,..... ,... ..... 3 3 0 Engleberg, Bernard ...,...,....,....... 26 Englehardt. jeanette .............. 229 English, Betty ,.,.... . ,,.,....,. 95, 225 English, Oscar ........,..,........ 65, 204 Engstrom. Louise ....., 26, 107, Enicle, Morrise .................,.., Ensley, Chester 160, 161, 162, Ensor, Elwood H. .. Epsilon Eta Phi 220 331 163, 206 Epstein, Elise ..............,. 243, 217 Epstein, jane ..,............,..,.,,...... 217 Erickson, Curtis ........ 66, 160, 196 Erickson, Grace ..,..,..,..........,.,,, 330 Erickson, Ruth .........,.... ...,..,., 3 27 Erickson, Thelma .,... .,,.., 2 22 Ernst. Howard ....., ...... 3 07 Erwin, George ..... ................,, 1 05 Erwin. john ............................., 72 Estabrook, jean ..,.,,,,..,.........,. 234 Estabrook, Robert ..., 69, 104, 106, 191, 194, 199 Eta Sigma Phi ...,.... Etkin, Sheridan ...... Ettlinger, Ralph jr. Eurgett, Earlene .,.. Evans, Bergen ..... Evans, juliet 16 1 2 236 ............124 1 97 96 Evans, Mildred ..,.,...,.,,,,,,,,,, 27, Evans, Robert .,....,..,.. 64, 135, 205 Evans, Ward V. ...,..,.,... 98, 99, 112 Everhart, jean ,,,,, ..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 20 Everett, Harry .... ,..... 1 07, 197 Evers, Glenn ,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 11 Ewing, Mary ........ .,...,,. 7 3, 229 F Faber, Virginia ...... .............. 7 1 Fabish, Charles .........,....,....... 238 Fabrice, janet ............... ,,,. . 27, 218 Fader, Byron .............. ,... ...,..,... 2 I 2 Fahnstock, Margaret ......,.,,..., 216 Fairchild, Meredith ........ 112, 200 Falk, Dorothy ..............,,.... 27, 225 Falk, Louis ............,..,...... 135, 215 Falstein, Maury ................ 125, 212 Faner, joseph F. ...... 27, 155, 157, 87, 200 Farr, Donald ........................ 69, 70 Faulkner, Gertrude ...,.. ,... ..... 2 2 7 Fauntz, Ruth ..,,..,..,.,. .,,....,, Feaman, Parry ......... Fearing, Franklin . Feeny, Tom ....................,, 1 20, 228 205 209 112 Feeny, William ....... v Feichtmann, George .... ....,.,. . 206 Feldman, Martha ..... .....,,.,.,,,, 2 7 Fenchel, Marvin S. ...... 27, 69 Fencing .....,.....,.,...,., ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 1 76 Fenske, Alma ,,..., .,... ,.,,,,,, 9 6 , 221 Fenske, Florence .,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 21 Fenske, Louise ..,,., 124, 193 Fenske, Otto ....,,.........,.....,,.. ,,.210 Fergus, Geraldine .......... 276, 227 Ferguson, jack .....,.......,,. 135, 205 Ferguson, Owen .....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 200 Ferguson. Sidney .... 64, 158, 205 Fesler, Paul H. ...,,..,........,,,.,,,,..., 4 Fetherston, Olive ....,...,, ,.,,,,,,, 3 30 Fetzer, Wade ,....,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 4 Feustel, jean ,,,..,,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 225 Fey, Ruth ............,.............., 27, 242 Field, Robert ....,..... ,.120, 87, 236 Fife. Edna ...................,......,.,..,., 226 Fine, Renata ...,...............,.,..,,,, 217 Fine, Richard .,........,,......,.,,..,,,, 206 Finestone, David ,,..,.,.,,,.,,..,,,,,, 212 Finger, Verna .,.................,..... ,,,126 Fingulin, Carol ..27 110, 123, 229 Fink, Lt. Com. ......,...........,..,,,,.,. 61 Finley, Robert ......,,,,,,,,..,...,...,, 198 Finney, Harry ........ ....... 1 98, 323 Finney, Harvey ..,,. ,...,, 1 13, 196 Finston, Ruth ,,., ...,,,,,,,,,.,, 7 3 Lighter, Peggy ........ , 110, 10 7 220 Lightman, Madeline .......,... . ...... 2 Lillard, Sam . .......,..................,.. Limberopulos, Theodora ............ 36 Limlap, Rufus .............,..... ...... 2 39 Lin berg, Robert ............ . .... ..322 Linderberger, William ............ 198 Lindeman, James ........................ 36 Lindgren House ....,.... 240 Lindgren, Ralph ea, lZ2'f l'i'5'Q' Lingle, Betty ........,..,. Lingle, Earl Linn, Carol ......... Linn, Prouty ......... Linscott, Norris Linzer, Edward ffQfIQ'1'l'iiQ 66, 202 220 323 228 ..,.........197 201 . ............. 36 Lipofsky, Lillian ............,.....,..... 33 1 Lipskey, Meyer 300 231 324, Lipschultz, Charlotte ................ Listing, Marjorie ....,....,...... 36, 227 Liston, Lorene ............ 70, 71, 124 Little, Florence , ................... 36 216 Little, John ................ 65, 160, 210 Livingston, Charlotte ,....... 302 304 Lloyd, Jane ...,,,,,,.,..................... 326 Locke, Jacob ....,...,,.............. B6 203 Loesel, Betsy .................... 243, 227 Lofgren, Karl ....,....... 37, 107, 120 Logan, Daniel .............................. 65 Logan, William ...,.............,.. 65 122 Lonborg, Arthur ...... ....... 1 48 210 Long, Madeline ..,. ................... 2 28 Long, Jane ........,........,...... 37, 230 Longley, Isabel ..........,,........ 37 228 Longnecker, Jana ...... 37, 224, 241 Loomis, Margaret ..........., 37, 228 Lapez, William ........................,. 65 Loucks, Marguerite .... 34, 70, 91, I 1 1. 216 Lowe, Virginia .... ................ 2 33 Lowe, George ....... ....... 1 20, 209 Lowell, Mary ...,.,..... ............ 2 33 Lowenberg, Allan ..,.... ......... 2 03 Lord, Everett ......... Lord, Jeannette ..... Lord, Virginia ...... Lord, Vivian ..... Luby, Francis ....., Luby, William , ,... .. Luebbus, Eleanor ...... Lund, Mildred Lum p, Carolyn ..... Lundjgren. lrene Lundquist, Don Lunk, Fern .............. Lunsford. Hazel ..... Lurie, Mildred ....., Lustig, Shirley Lustig, Alex ,.... Luthy, Robert .,.... Lutz, Edward ......... Lydick, Marceil Lyman, E. ......,,,,. . Lynx ......,,.,..,...... Lyon. Fern ..,.. Lyons, Ken ..... . ......330 ..,....233 73 ..,....322 .......322 330 ..........330 193 , ....... 37, .........73, ..,35 209 232 .110 .106 217 I 2 197 .......209 ...fffflfiiil ..l17 226 7 Lyons, Lillian ., .......,.. I23, 88, 226 Lyons, Robert ..... ......... I 00, 201 M Malibs, Ralph , ........... .....,. 1 05 Mabbs, Richard ........................ 204 MacChesney, Nathan ..............,..... 4 MacDougal, Curtis .......,.......... 125 Macer, Daniel ..............., 37, 69, 196 MacFarlane, Wallace ........,....... 239 MacFeely, F. T. . ......, 37, 125, 160 MacGowan, Marianne ,,,. . ,,,..,..,.. 224 Machtel, David ,.,.,,...,..,,..,... 70, 72 Mack, Ralph ,.,.......,,. ......... I 97 MacMorran, Robert MacNair, Martin ...... .......,63 MacRae, Jane ,...,.... ...,.,... 3 8 MacRae. lan ............ ...... 1 35 MacRae, Marianne ..... .........,. 3 8 MacRae, Rod ........... ............ 2 05 Madsen, Fred ....,. ............... 3 25 Magee, Frank ..., ....,,,.. 3 B, 199 Magee, Grace ....... ............ 2 27 Mages, Samuel ...,. .......,.,. 7 I Maher, Janice ...,.. Maheras. Joanna ..,., Mahle, Ellan ...,..... Major, John ..,...., ..,.........227 38 ........ , 226 233 ,........202 Malik, Russell ..., ....,...38 Malkin, Lillian .... ................... 3 31 Mallette, Lester .,..........,..........,.. 69 307 Malloy. Walter ..,.,...,,,..... 134, Maloney. Katharine Mallon, Flora ............ 302, 330 136 Malott, Edward ..... ....,,.. 6 9, 237 Malter, Helen .......................... 331 Mamer, Fred ........................ 62, 205 Mandabach, Dorothy . ....... 101 219 Mandel, Edith ....,............,.. 38, 217 Mann, Howard ...,.,....,...,.........., 201 Mansfield, Marian 38, 97, 183, 229 Mansfield, S. Marvin 38, 106, 237 Manson, Grace E.. .....,.................. 8 Matson, Betty ...... ...,.....,........,. 2 20 Marchi, Louis ............ 38, 69, 112 Marcucci, Louis ..............,....... 239 Marcucci, Michael ......,......,...... 239 Marcucci, Roy .......................... 239 Marcus, Ruth ,i.. 83, 91, 100, 227 Marek, James . ....,.,,.....,............. 215 Mark, Clayton ..............,.,... 38, 209 Marks, Robert ................,... 63, 122 Marqua, Jane ..,. ...... I 00, 101, 233 Marquis. Nadine Marrs, Robert ...... .....,- . Marsh, Clarence Marsh, Kate .........., ....-.,--- Marshall, Bonnie Marshall, Esther Marshall, Evelyn ...... .......... Marshall, Virginia ..............------ Martin, Peg .. ..............,... 119. Martin, Robert ..........., 86, 67, 2'6'2 Martinek. Richard MacLowski, Vincent ..73 203 307 217 241 225 327 119 227 201 205 196 Masoner, William ..........,, 65 , Mason, Michael ,....,,. .......,.,... 2 15 Massen, Ethlyn ..... .......... 1 18 Mates, Mary ........... ........---,. 2 21 Mathison, John .......i. ...... 7 2. 215 Matthew, Melvin .,.... ............. 2 36 Mau, Virginia ......... ...............i 2 29 Mauro, Barbara ...... ....-.- 1 36. 229 Maxfield, Henry ..... ......... . .72, 237 Maxon, Donald ............,............. 69 Mayer, Harold .................-.-...----- 1 13 Mayer, Marion .... 123, 88, 95, 234 Mayer, Robert ..,.... . ............ 71, 207 Mayland, Marjorie ..104, 110, 121315 Mayo, Dr. Charles ..............,.......,. 4 Mayrand, Katharine ................ 230 McAdams, Herbert ...,..... ...86, 211 McAllister, Josephine .... 118, 223 McBroom, Ardis 88, 93, 123, 126, 227, 264 McCann, Jordan .... .... 6 3. 122, 210 McCarthy, Mary ....................,. 241 McCarty, Mary .,.. ,........... 3 8, 226 McCaughey, S. D. .................,,..... 61 McClay, George ..,......,....., 71, 215 McClelland, Charles McCleary, Madge McClintock, Robert 224 329 McCluer, Helen .....................,.... McClure, Connie 39, 96, 104, 128, 216, 265 McClure, Lynn .................. 69, 240 McCollum, Fred ........................ 325 McCombs, Clayton ..... McConnell, Albert .... 72, McConnell, Dorothy McConnell, Frank ....... 206, 236 85 McCord, Robert .................. 83, McCormick, Mrs. C. ......,............, 4 McCoy, Arthur ........... ...... 9 1. 105 McCoy, Frederic ..... ............... 7 2 McCoy, Glen ......... ................ 2 00 McCoy, Louise ........,.,,.... 201, 227 McCreary, William ,.....,. ..... .... . . .90 McCullough, William ................ 209 McDermott, Claire .................... 326 McKinlock Campus Associatior507 McKinlock Queens .....,...,.. 310, 312 McDonald, Dale ........................ 205 McDonald, Elizabeth ........ 70, 220 McDonnell, Eileen .......,. ........... 2 29 McDonnell, Phyllis ....... ....... 2 25 McDonough, Bette ....... ....... 2 29 McDowell, Dorothy ..... ........ 2 24 McEwen, Robert ........... ..,.... 2 Il McFarland, Robert McGau ran. Jeanne McGraw, Geraldine .....39 .......227 .......224 224 McGraw, Lydia ........ ....,.. McGregor, Peggy ....,.. .326 McGrew, Ayres ..... ........... 2 39 McGurn, George ....................., 135 Mcllraith, Janet, ..........,,,.,, 39, 224 Mclntosh, Arthur .......................... 4 Mclntosh, Eunice 83, 100, 230 234 Mclntosh, Gilbert ....,............... 210 Mclntosh, Jane .................. 93, 230 Mclntosh, Jean .,...... 39, 126, 230 McKarahan, Helen 118, 126, 2236? McKay, Forbes ,.,...,................... 39 McKee, Eustis .. ......,..,... ............. 2 15 McKelvey, Louis ..,. 125, 197, 13922 McKibbin. Ralph ........................ 1 13 McLean, Jean ........,,.... 34, 73, 219 McLennen, William ...............,,... 39 McMahon, Forrest ..... ...., ,...... 1 3 5 McMahon, Thomas ......,............, 204 McManamon, Tom .... ................ 1 29 McMeans, Mary Jane ...... ........ 2 32 McMeekin. Peggy 91. 110, 11, 228 McMichael, Marcellus .... 149, 205 McMorran, Robert .,.................,.. 69 McNeely, William .,.................. 237 McNeil, James ...,..,,.... 39, 120, 160 McNicholas, John ....,....,.......... 202 McNulty, Bob 58, 87, 91, 100, 160, 210, 239, 276 McSherry, Mary 73, 95, 102, 110, 1 1 1, 224 McWane, Helen ........ 39, 225, 241 Meaker, Dorothy ...................... 230 Meditch, Janet 123, 39, 110, 95, 96, 219 Meese, Margaret ,....,.,.,, ,,,, . 126 Meisel, Sarene .,., ,,.,,., 2 17 Meister, Ruth ......... ...,.,. 1 24 Melby, Ernest O. ...,.. ...14 Melgaard, William .... ....,., I 96 Meltzer, Marie ....... ....,., 3 31 Menet, Earl .......... ...,,.... 6 4 Men's Debate ......... ............ 7 5 Men's Glee Club .,,.. ........ . .72 Menorah Society ...... .....,... . 303 Mercer, Guy ........ ...... I 50, 211 Mercer, Marjorie .........,,, .230 223 217 135 ..72 ....9 ....4 229 209 210 200 215 ..40 211 206 214 Merillat, Ethelwynne 40, 110, Meckel, Jeanette ..................... . Merkel, Monte ............................ Merkle, Henry .............,. ..... Merriam, Dr, Thornton ............ Merrick, George ........................ Merrifield. Elizabeth 73, 112, Merrill, Herbert ........................ Merrill, Kenneth ................ 39. Mesic, Fred ...................,.... 40, Mesic, lgnatz ...,........ 134, 144, Metcoif, Jack ............................ Method, Harold ......., 65, 135, Mettger, Henry ........ 180, 86, Mettler, Steve .... . .................... . Metz, Arthur ...,. ...... Metz, Betty Metz, Robert ..... Meyer, Charles Meyer, Edith ..... Meyer, Edward ...... Meyer, Emily ...,.... Meyer, Marshall ..... Meyers, Marjorie ..... Michael, Ralph Micklish. Flavia .... 19, ........327 ....,,.,325 .......69 .......40 ........Z06 ........327 ..........7I 40 Mikell, Fred .......... ............. 7 1 Milam, Margory ...... ..119 Millar, Clifford .... .,.......,... 6 5 Millar, Jean .......... ................ 4 0 Miller, Barbara .... ................. 2 24 Miller, Betty .,.................... 119, 227 Miller, Clifford ............... .. ........, 323 Miller. Clifton .......................... 200 Miller, Clyde .,.,,..,.... 69, 70, 71, 72 Miller, Dorothy ........ 40, 258, 218 Miller, Edith ..........,..,,..... 330, 303 Miller, Edward ........................ 113 Miller, Elizabeth ..... .............. 2 34 Miller, Eugene .,,,,.. ,..,,..94, 197 Miller, Flora ..,....... ........... 2 17 Miller, Howard ......................,... 215 Miller, james .........,........ .......... 1 97 Miller, Jane ........................ 40, 105 Miller, Jayne ..105, 104, 107, 227265 Miller, Joan ........................ 105, 217 Miller, W. ,...... ....., 8 , 125, 203 Miller, Lucille ........ .......,....,.... 2 71 Miller, Mary V. ...,........ ..233 Miller, Ruth ....... ................ 7 0 Miller, Verne ..... ................. 2 00 Miller, Vin ...........,. ....... I 35, 201 Miller, William .... ......,....... 1 97 Milliken, ,loan .... .. ..... 96, 230 Mills, Earl .........,........,.........,.,. 324 Mills, Edwin C. ....,....................... 4 Mills, Richard ......,,,...,,.. . .,.....,... 240 Milmoe, James 40, 64, 86, 94, 107, 117, 122, 206 Minchin, Georgianne ..........,..... 233 Miner, Shelley ..,, ...... . ....... I 18. 206 Minier, Bryce ........ .............. 2 09 Mink, Loren .......... .,......... 2 02 Minot, Harriet ...... ..,........... 2 34 Minty, Florence .... .... . .124, 70 Missell, Althea Mitchell, Betty .... ..............., 7 0 Mitchell, Jean ...... ....... 7 3, 225 Mitchell, Lee ..,..,............, .... ..... 2 7 0 Mitchell, Marjorie ............ 304, 327 Mitchell, Murray ..............., 56, 239 Mockler, Peg .... 104, 88, 276, 229 Mae, Ethel Jane ...........,,..... 40, 95 Mole, William .................,.,,....,.. 202 Moloney, William ..... ....,.., 2 10 Molyneaux, Jane ..... ,.,..... 2 25 Montgomery. Elise Montgomery, Grace Montgomery, Phyllis ........ . .... ,. ........326 .219 Moore, Aubrey ,.,............... ............ 4 Moore, Gertrude ...................... 126 Moore, John ,,..,,.,........ 120, 40, 69 Moore. Paul ........ 63. 122, 41, 100 Moore, Peggy ....,......................... 41 Moravee, Elmer ........................ 201 Morgan, Hugo . .... .................... 3 22 Morgan, James ,... ..65, 155, 85 Morgan, John ..... ,... ..........,.. I 2 2 Morgan, Nancy ,,.. ..,.,.,,,...., 2 42 Morison, Jennie ..,. ........ 2 30 Morison, Jo ....,..... ........ 2 30 Morley, Joseph .......,. ,,..,.,. I I6 Morozoff, Joseph .,,.... .210 Morre, Marjery ...... ........,,,...... 2 25 Morrill, Dorothy .......,,...,........... 230 Morris, Allen ....,,................ ,,....,. 7 2 Morris, Kenneth . ,...... 117, 41, 215 Morris, Kyle .............,.,.... 102, 205 Morris, Margaret .............. 96, 241 Morris, Pascal ......., . ............ 94, 240 Morris, Richard 41, 63, 70, 71, 72 Morris, William ................ 41, 240 Morrison, John .................. 41, 209 Morrison, Mary Jane ................ 233 Morrison, Paul ....,.,......... 113, 323 Morse, Betty .......,.............,...... 216 Morse, Eloise ........ 41, 73, 112, 232 Mortar Board ...........,..........,,..,. 126 Morton, Margaret ..,.......,...,..,,. 242 Moscowitz, Charles ..,. .,.,..,..., 2 I2 Moselle, Herbert ...,.,, ..,,.., ,.,..,,, . 4 I Moses, Louise ....,, .. .,.,......,,...,. 41 Morser. Ann ......., ...,.,.. I 05, 210 Mott, Will'am ,.,..,.. ......,,. ,,,..,.. 3 0 7 Moulton, Everett ..,......... 106, 118 Moulton, Lois ....,....,.....,,...,,.,..,, 230 Moulton, Margery ,, ..,..,..,...,,..., 228 Moulton, Mary Esther 41, 965121206 Mudge, William ....,,........., 120, 206 Muelhoefer, Lila ..., ...... 4 1, 224 Mueller, Mueller, Mueller, Mullins, Don ....... Hazel ,..... Russ James ...... .......,325 .......70 ........325 197 Mundy, Robert ....... ........ 8 6, Munsell, Paul .........., .,,,,,,,.,,,, 7 0 Munson. Leonard ...... .......... 4 1 Munster, Ellen ......... .. ......... 230 Murdock, Franklin ...,..,.,,,. 63, 202 Nlurley, Joseph .......,,..,,,...,.,..,,,,,. B2 Murphy, Clyde .....,...... 122, 63, 66 Murphy, George ...,....,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,, I 3 5 Murray, Gordon ....,,,,,,,,,,,, 72, 201 Musgrave, Richard Mushking. June ......,. Music Council ..,... ,. 207 42, 73, Myers, John ......... .,.,,,.. I 13, 236 N Nagode, Jacob ................ 151, 211 Narowetz, June 95, 110, 1 I 1, 12920, 4 Nash, Clyde J. ..,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,.,, 6 I Nash, Virginia .... 42, 88, 116, 160, 221, 267 Naskin, Eugene ...,.,,,, ,,,,,., ,,,,,,,, I 3 5 Nathan, Hubert ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, 203 Nathan, Robert ................ 87, 203 Naumann. Charlotte ,....... 70, 119 Nave, William ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, N209 Navy ...........,....,...... , .......,,,,,,,,.,.,, 59 Neal, James ,..,,...,,,,,,.. 42, 103, 210 Neeves, Elizabeth .,.,..,,,,,,,,,, 9, 225 Neilson, John ...,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, B 7 Neiman, Robert ,,,,,,,, ,209 Nellins, Donald ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 2 15 Nelson, Duane ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 03 Nelson, Jack ..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 2 Nelson, James ,,,, ,,,,,,, 86, 196 Nelson, Janice .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 2 Nelson, Jeanette .,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 27 Nelson, Lois ....,.,,,, ,,,,,,, 42, 125 Nelson, Norman ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,... 6 9 Nelson, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 71, 237 Nenney, Milton ,,,,,,., ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 0 1 Nerwin. Elvina ....... .. ,,.,...... 42 85 Nethercot, Arthur H obart ...'.I 18 Nettleton, Frances ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 2 6 Nevin. Bernard ...,,,.,..,,,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,,, 7 1 Newman, Ann ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 31 Newman, Dave ,,,,,,,,, ,,...-,, 3 22 Newman, Robert ,,,,,,,' ,153 Newton, Sally ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, ..,,-,,-. , ,225 Neynaber, Stewart , ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 106 Niblick, Charles ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 35, 215 Nichols, Adel .,.., ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, , 219 Nichols, Arch .,,,,,, ,M ,,,,,,,,,,, 322 Niflkel. Edward ,.... , .... 120, 208 Nickel, Henry ,.....,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 ll Nickel, Howard . ..........,.... 65, 215 Nickel. Mary .............. , ..... 192, 216 Nickel, Robert ..,, 66, 87, 91, 101, , 122, 215 Nxcolini, Lewis ..,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 ,,,... 2 36 Nielson, Margaret ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, 225 Nielson, Marjorie I, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,42 Nielson, Marjorie ,.,,, ,,,,,,,, 42, 224 Niemi. Benhard ,,,,, A ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 71 Niketh, Fred ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,., 2 36 Nims, William ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 9 , 205 Ninneman, Karl , .,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 2, 116 Nisbet, Edison .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,. ,323 Nitzelmann, Ervirig ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 325 Noble, Louise ..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,, 2 25 Noel. Mary Rose ...,.,,,,,, 2 ,4,,,,, ,,,, 4 2 Noll, Grace ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 84, 191 Noonan, William ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 00 Norberg, Clarence .... 42, 120, 213 Nordquist, Margaret ..,..... 190, 218 Normoyle, Joe ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,, 211 Norris, John ........ 65, 86, 122, 208 Norris, Lester J, ,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,-- .,,',, 2 4 North, Murray ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, 211 North, Raymond 42. 64, 122, 129, 155, 156, 206 Northcott, Rev. Clifford ,.,,,,, ,,,,, 4 Northcutt, Shirley .... 42 223, 228 Northquist, Gladys ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,234 Norton, Ethel ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, , ,,7l Norton, May ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 23 Norton, William ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,322 Novak, Grace ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , H ,327 Novicky, Anita 70, 123, 222, 258 Noyes, Arnold ...,., ,, ,,,,,,,,,, 303, 324 Noyes, Virginia ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 91, 228 Nasbaum, Elsa Jeans ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 217 Nusbaum. Shirley ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 I7 Nyberg, C. Ellsworth . ....... 66, 205 Nyborg, Robert ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 64, 214 0 Oakes, Betty Lou ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 27 Oakes, Elysbeth ,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 3 Oas. Virginia ..... ,... .,,,,,, , , ,73, 220 Oates, James F. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,4,,,, 4 O'Brien, George ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 102, 210 O'Brien, John ..,,,,,,,,,, 65, 87, I02 O'Brien, William .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 201 Ochs, Maril .....,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, I I I 0'Conne1l, Raymond .,....,,....,..,., 200 O'Conner, Mary ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, I 2 5 Oden, Joshua . ........... 43, 120, 204 O'Donnel1, Jean ........,,....., 219, 260 Oehlsen, Arnold L. ,,.,,,,,,,,, 72, 91 Ogg. Herman .....,,,,.......,.,. 43, 199 Ogilby, Trahern 43, 87, 101, 157, 210, 263 Ogilvie, Alexander Paul, Frank ........,.. Ogilvie, Norman ......., 43, 92. 117 121 161 . . Ogle, Jeanne .,................., 110, O'Hara, Edward ...,.,,...,, 294, Ohde. William F. .... 43, 72, 94, Oldberg, Elizabeth ............22O Oliver, Patricia .....,............... Olsop, Howard ..... O'Neall, Rosemary O'Neill, Alice ......... O'Neil, Harrison O'Neill, Mary ...... Orchestra ............... 100, 210 227 322 202 243 ...220 7 ............125 ....,...43, 230 224 240 ..........227 Ordeman, Charlotte ...,.. 73, 216 O'Reilley, Claire ......... .329 Orndorff, Sally .... ,.,..,. 2 16 Orth, Mabel ,.,..,,. .....,. 3 27 Ortmeyer, John .,... .....,, I 96 Orr, Jack ....,....,..,. ....... 2 04 Otte, Pauline ..,.,.... .,..... 2 19 Otto, Ruth ..........,..... .....,. 2 21 Outlook Magazine .... ,.,.,.. 3 O6 Owens, Laurence ..,.,. .205 P Page, Douglas ...... ,.,..,,., 7 2, 209 Palder, Sidney ..,..,,,,...,,....., 43, 240 Palfrey, Thomas ................ 118. 205 Palmer, John ...,.........,,. 69. 94. 104 Pan- Hellenic Council Pa rfrey, Florence ........,... Parker, John ,..,... ...........l. 4 4, Parker, Rita Jane Parker, Thomas Parks, Bradley ..... Parmenter, Doris ..........124 201 325 ......223, Parrish, Martha ............,, Parrott, Letha ............ 44, Pasche, Shirley .... Paschen, Betty ..... 70, 224, Passett, Wallace ............ Passmore Richard 'f3'6'6 ' ..69 243 126 Pate, Sherman ..,.. ...,......,..... Pate, Wxlbert .................. Patterson, John ................ 69, 257 219 203 322 323 323 125 123, 125 Patillo, Mary Alys .... 44, 95, Pattishall, Bev .... 64, 87, 122, Patton, Helen .............,...,.......... Paul, Amanda ......... Paul, Donald ..,... Pauley. Pamella .,... Paulison, Walter Payne, Frances ..... 205 I I8 202 323 00, ........44, Paynter, Dorothy .... Payton, Victor ..,...,,,, Pearman, Polly ...,... Pearson, Arthur 223 I25 225 .......228 323 233 237 Peck, Betty ..............,..... 192, 227 Peckham, Warren .,..., ,,,,,,. ,..,..., 6 4 Peftzsch, Fred ....... ..,..,.... 2 40 Polton, Guy ..,,............ Pelton, Jane . .............. Pennington, Lenore .,.....322 ...,...125 Pennie, Walter ........ ............ 4 4 Pennish, Elaine .,... Penyak, Barbara ..... 1 I9 ......73, Perrill, Jean ......... ...........,,... I 25 Perry, Harry .... ...,..,, 8 6, 196 Perry, Henry ............ ...,........... 6 5 Perry, Janet ...,............. ..,.,..... 3 30 Perry, Melba ..,..,.,...,,,.... ...,,.. 2 27 Persing, Alma Stack ...... ....,...... 9 Perschke, Myrtle .......,.............. 329 Persky, Marshall ..,...,................. 212 Board of Personnel Administragion , 9 Petersen, Edgar ...................... ,,..66 Peterson, Helen ........ 100 223, 227 Peterson, Edna ................,....,.. 327 Peterson, Len ..,.................,...., 236 Peterson, Linnea ... ............,.. .327 Peterson, Lucille ............ 218, 243 Peterson, Roberta ,. ................ 226 Peterson, Walter ..........,. 69, 70, 71 Petten ill, Paul ....., . .............. 322 Petz, Plarriet .....,, , ..,..,,,,,., 225 Pfeil, Wilson ......... ..,..,,,..., 6 9 Pfisterer, Ruth ....,...,.,. .220 Phalen, John .......... ...57, 205 Phelan, David ..... ...... ....,,.. . I 97 Phelps, Jane ..... ...... 1 10, 227 Phelps, Manley ..,, ,,,.,,.,., I 97 Phelps, Mary ,..... .,........ 2 727 Phi Delta Theta ..... ....... 2 02 Phi Epsilon Pi ....... .,..... 2 03 Phi Gamma Delta ...... .....,. 2 04 Phi Kappa Psi . ..,... . ...... 205 Phi Kappa Sigma ...... ....... 2 06 Phi Mu Alpha ......... .,..... 2 07 Phi Omega Pi ......... ....... 2 32 Phi Gamma Nu ..... .,,.... 3 29 Phi Beta ..,......l.,........,. ....... 1 19 Phi Beta Kappa ........... .......... 1 18 Phi Eta Sigma ....,.,..............,.... 116 Phillips, Rev. Gordon .............,.... 4 Phillips, Helen ...,.............. 216. 243 Phillips, Irene ,...,.,,.. ,...,.,.,.... 3 31 Phillyis, Mary ,,., ...,..,..,...,,..,,..... 3 30 Phillipson, William ,...,....... 64, 200 Pi Beta Phi ................ ............. 2 33 Pi Kappa Alpha ..,.. ..,........,..,. 2 08 Picking, Helen ....... ...... 1 19, 219 Piech, Thaddeus ...,................., 239 Pierce, Joe ,... ...,.....,....,.,... 1 34, ZIO Pierce, Marion ,... 69, 71, II9, 221 Robert ....... Pierce. Pierso, Vivienne ...... Piper, Barbara ..........45, 191 111 Piper, Jean , ...... . PYPEY. Pirtle, Pirtle, Pisors, Ruth ......... Forrest Warren Ray ........ Pla cek, Joyce ...... Place. Edwin .... Placenta, Andrew ..,... ..,...,,,,,,, I 04 B8 Plackett. Betty ....., Planert, George Plate, Florence Platt, Evelyn ..,... Ploshay, Frank .......224, ......73, 241 219 237 237 45 ......45, ........45, 220 210 .......224 330 U'--M237 Plotkin, Helen .,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 3 Plummer, Marian ,... ...... 4 5 216 Podraza, Maye ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, 3 Z 7 Poueston. Donald ,,..,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 15 Poetter, Phyllis ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 73, 219 Pohjonen, Eleanor .,., 83, 241 227 Poll, Ruth .,,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 2 20 Pollack, Helen .,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 I7 Pollock. Rev. C. E. .,,...,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,, 4 Pool, Betty ..,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 83, 233 Pool, Jane .........,...,. . ,,,,,,,,,,,, 233 Pope, Caroline ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 25 Porter, Hubert ,............. .,,,,,, ,l,,, 3 2 2 Porter, Miriam ........,,....,.,,.,,. , 243 Porter, Nancy .... 45, 92, 123, 228, 263 Porter, Ross ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 66 200 Porter, Warren ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 1 56 Porter, William ...., .... 1 54 Portnoy, Jack ..,. .... 2 03 Pos, Arthur ...... ,,,, 3 24 Poster, Marcia ,. ,,,,,,, 073 Potter, Albert ,.,. .,,,,,,,,, 2 10 Potter, Keller ........ 86, 210 Potter, Phyllis .. ,,,,,,,,,, 110 Potter, Robert ,.... ..,,,,, ,,,, , 6 5 210 Potter, Stanley ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 57 210 Potts, Emily .,.....,,.,. 192, 193, 221 Powell, Louise ,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,, 45, 233 Powell, Marion ,,,.,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, 199 Powell, Nancy ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 233 Powers, Dudley .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 71 207 Powers, Janey ........ 45, 84, 88, 92, 123 220 Powley, Fred ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 45, 209 Prage, Margaret .,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 29 Prasil. Mary Ann ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 43 Pratt, Russell .....,... ,,,, , H197 Pre-Medic Club .,.. ,,,,,,, 1 20 Prentiss, Warren ..,,,, ,322 Presta, Ulric ...,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 08 Preston, Jacqueline ,,,,,,, 0,186 Price, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 10 Procter, Page ,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,, 91, 204 Prominent People ,,,,,,,,,,,, 261, 268 Pryce, Betty Jane ..,..... 91, 95. I25 Pryor, Frances ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,096 Psi Gamma Rho .,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,324 Ptashne, Fred ,,,,, 4, ,,,,,,, 324, 303 Puntors, Joan ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 33 Purdye, Cecile ,,,,, , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 6 Purmort, Charles ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,210 Pustes, Marcya ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 5, 223 Purple Key , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 21 Purple Parrot ...,...... .,,,,,. 1 02, 103 Purvis, Don .,.,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 2 3 0 Puterbaugh, Alice .,,. , ,,,,,,,,, 232 Puterbaugh, Betty .,,, ,,,,,, 4 5 Q Quambusch, Albert ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 323 Quarton, Elizabeth , ...,... 243, 227 Quinn, Dorothy ,,,..... .,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 Z4 Quinn. Helen ..........., ....., 7 3, 241 Quinn, Margery ...,, ..,,.,,,,, 2 23 R Raban, Frances ,. .,,..... 45, 106 Rabb, Marian ......... ..,,,.,...,.. 3 27 Rabenalt, Eleanor Rading, Lawrence 327 323 Radtke, Robert ..... ..,.... 2 36 Raemaker, Jim .... ........., I 58 Ragsdale, John ..... ............. 2 05 Rahel, Virginia ..,,, ...... 7 3, 228 Rahn, Donald ......... .208 Rahn, Melvin ...... .......... 2 39 Raklios, Helen ,..... ............. 2 18 Ramaker, Don ....... . ............... 197 Randle, Edward ..... .....,,, 6 5, 210 Ranel, Virginia . ...... ,...,..243 Raney, Marge ....,. . ..... ..... 9 I Rank, Charles .... ............. 3 25 Ransom. Alice .... .......... .....,. 7 3 Ranson. Mary ....... ....... 1 23, 216 Ranstead. Marie ,.,.,........,.. 45, 233 Rasche, Carlton ..............,.,.,.....,. 45 Rasche, Esther ..,.,... 45, 124, 234 Rasmussen. Robert . ................ 204 Rath. Dorothy ..................., 85 95 Rathbun, Fred ...................,..,..... 210 Rawlings, Martha .....,......,.,..... 223 Ray, Marguerite ........ 88, 103. 227 Ray, Mary Jane 83, 103, 227 243 Ray, Sue ................,...,............... 234 Rayl. Helena ...................... 46, 233 Raymond, Dorothy .................... I25 Read, Martha ............,..,............ 242 Redman, Robert ............ 46, 72. 240 Reed, Howard .....,....,........, 120 237 Reed, Mary M. ........................,. 100 Reed, Rev. Marshall ..... ..,..,........ 4 Reed, Walter ......,..... .........,... Z 04 Regan, Lawrence .................. 46 Regan, Rosemary ..........., 294, 330 Rehmann. John 45, 64, I00, 122, , 130, 160, 206 Rexcherts, George ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. , ,134 Reid. Stephen ....133, 134, 215, 265 Reierson. Roy ........,..... ..,... 1 98, 325 Reisen. Orville ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0,89 Reisenberg. Doris .... .. , ..... .220 Reissig, Carolyn ,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 21 Reiter, Ambrose ,, ,,,,,,,,,, 113 Renaud. Don ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , H209 Rensch, Gloria .. ...,........., 110, 223 Rensis, Aileen ..,,,,,,,,,, 46, I 10, 219 Renz. William .... 46, 100, I05, 204 Retzke. Richard ,..... . ,,,,, ,,,,,,, , 0,236 Rew. Irwin Reynolds, Hugh ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 36 Reynolds. John ,,..,... ..... I07, 239 Reynolds. Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 I2 Rhea. Raymond ,.....,.,. , ..... .,.69, 72 Rhodes. .lane ................ 7I. 119,227 Rhymer, Ellis ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, H307 Ricci, John .......... .....,., . ........ 6 9 Rich, Robert ......,,.,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 205 Richards, Alice ., ....................,, 327 Richards, Emily ...,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , H225 Richardson, Sidney ..,. 66, 122, 205 Richardson, Virginia ..,...,. 73, 243 Richter, Albert ., ..,....,,, 54, 66, 236 Richter. Alfred ..,.,.,, 160, 161. 162 Riedeman, H. L. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A ,,,, 522 Riesenberg, Doris . ....,.,..... 46, 110 Riessen, Orval ..,,,, ,,,,,,, 6 9, 70, 72 Reetze, Harry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 03 Rink, Richard ........ 120, 210, 237 Ripley. William Rissman, Ralph Ritter. Robert ....70, 72, 89, Ritz. Ada ,,.,.... Ritz, Betty ..... 207 Roberts, Charles .......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 206 Roberts, Helen Robertson, John ..46, 66, 122, 197 Roberts, Willis .... 45, 64, I00, 105, 122, 204 Robeson, Elaine ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , 241 Robinson, Gershon . ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,, 236 Robinson, James .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 97 Robinson, Theodore ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 Robinsin, Tom ,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,, 154, 155 Roby. Jane .. .... .......... ............. I 2 5 Rochminski, Al ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, , N65 Rockefeller, Alfred Rodosta, Raymond Rodesta, Ray ....,.,,, .,.....2I3 .,....69 ,... ...239 Roddis. Augusta ..,.. ..,..... 2 33 Roe, Arthur ,,,.,,.,,,,,, ,,,, , ,112 Roebuck. Gordon ..., ,,,,,,, 2 06 Roehl, Maxine ...,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, 219 Roepke, Eleanor .. ....... ...,330 Rcf , Clarence ..,,,,,.,... . ,,,,,,, 4 ,,,, 199 Rogers House , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 42 Rogers, Annette .,,..... 187, 216, 242 Rogers. James .................... 120, 197 Rogers, Robert ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 150 Rohner. Trangolt ...... ,,,,, 2 07 Rollick, Henry .,.,... ,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 6 6 Rollins, J. L. , ...,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 0 Roquet, Helen .....,.,.........,.. 73, 232 Rosberg, Gordon ........ 66, 83, 206 Rose. John ......... ........... 4 6. 65, 122 Rose, Virginia ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, I 2 5 Rose, William ..,.,. , ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 25 Roseman, Joe , ,,,,,,,,,,,, H64 Rosen, Harriet .,.. ,,,,,,, , ,,,, , 241 Rosen, Irving ........ ...,... 3 03, 324 Rosen. Morton . ..,. .. Rosenbaum, Sylvia ,,,, 4 ,,,,,,,,, 331 Rosenberg, Muriel .... ....... 2 I7 Rosengard, Ben ..,,, ,,,,,, ,236 Rosenthal, Marjorie ..... ....... 2 I7 Ross, Virginia .......... . ...,,,,, 101 Roth, Constance ,..,.,,,,,,,,,,, 73, 217 Rothenberg. Robert .,.,. ........ . .47 Rowan, Robert ......,, ..,.,... . 215 Royce, Robert . ,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 98 Royster, Helen ......., .. ,,... .47, 124 Ruben, Ranetta .,,.,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,331 Rubens, Kathryn ........ 88, 118, 223 Rudersdorf, Rosemary ..,,,,,,,,,, 330 Rudolf, Kermit .......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 104 Rugg, Richard ..,.,...,,.,.....,,, 86, 205 Rueg. Sam ...............,,.. ..,... . H205 Rullman, Elmer ...,,,,,,,., ,.,,,, ,,,,,, 2 3 6 Rummel, William ....,.,,, ,,,,,,, 6 5, 200 Rundall, Georgianna 89, 110, 118, 233 Ruppenthal, Alma . , .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 329 Ruprecht, Margaret ..,,..,,,,,, 47, Russell, Shirley Nelle ,.... ...47, Russell, Virginia ,.... ...88, 124, Rusteen, Milton ..............,. 65, Rutgers, Elise ...... Rutherford, Jane .... .. ...47, Ryan, Jack ........ . .. Ryan, Reginald ..... . .,..,,, 65, Ryckoff, Paul . ..... .. .... .66, S Sabine, Richard . .... ...... Sachs, Irving ,.,.....,.................. Sachs, Corinne .....,..,..,.,...,..,.... Sackheim, Norman .,....,..,,.,,,.. Sadler, David ............ 65, I25, Sadler, Jack .....,.......... 63, 122, Safran, Ruth ...., .................. Sage. Stuart .....,. . ............. . Sahlin. Elmer .....,. ....... 1 35, Saiger, Bess .......,... ......,,.... Sailos, Ralph ............ ......... Sal-tolsky, Samuel ...... ....... 227 223 222 204 26 119 ,..135 201 209 .200 .212 .216 .324 160 204 .100 ...72 209 .331 ...94 .212 Salamon, Alfred ...... ....... 4 7 155 Salchow, Pearl ,,,,,,,,, ,327 Salston, Elna ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 27 Sammon, Mark ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 3 22 Sampson, Richard ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 37 Samuel, Helena ....... ....... 8 8 217 Samuels, Elaine ........ .......... 2 31 Samuelson, Evelyn ,..,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 21 Samuelson, Kenneth ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 72 Sanborn, Don ., ..,.,.......,, ,,,, 1 17, 205 Sandeck, Louis ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 7 Sander, John .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 6 5 Sarders. Margaret ..... ,,,,,,,,,. 2 32 Sandercock, Ted ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 35 Sandine, Lyman ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,323 Sandor, Edward ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 6 6, 203 Sands, Rachel ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, 2 2 7 Sandusky, Jack ..... Sanford. Gertrude Sanford, Ray . .......,.... , 03 ..........224 120 Sappenfxeld, Ruth ......,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 225 205 Sarett, Lew ...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 87, Sargent, Fred W. ...,........ . Sarset, Richard ..... Satalve. David ,,... ......,.72, 210 00 Sauer, Ernest .... ...... ,.,,, , , 323 Sauer, Frances ..... .....,........., 3 02 Savage, Amos ,..,.., ,,,,,,, I 13, 206 Savage, Edward ,,,, ,,,,,, M066 Savage, Robert ,.,., , ,,,,,,,,,,, 69 Savler, Corinne .. . .... . ....... 217 Sawyer, Robert ,..,, ......,.,,,,.,,, 2 IO Sawtell, Betty ........ ....,. 4 7, 73, 229 Sayles, Gertrude ............ 47, 71, 124 Schaefgen, Harold , ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 322 Schafer, Lester ...,,,.,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 69 Scarf, Charles ....,...,,........,,,. ,,,,,, 6 9 Scharf, Grace ,....... ,.I02, 120, 229 Scein, Anita ...,..,.....,,.......,..,,,,,, 231 Schen. Barton .... .,.............. 6 4, 212 Schmeed, Alfred .,,.,,..,,,,, 239 Schmitz, Carolyne .. ....,...,, 223 Schultz, .....,............ ,,..... . ,,., 2 39 Schoen, Betty ....,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 223 Schust, John ...................... 87, 210 Scheubman, Harriet , ,...... 100, 107, I60, 220 Schick, William ,,..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 9 Schidler, G. A. ..,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 300 Schilder, Joe ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 240 Schiller, Alfred .... 47, 66, 120, 122 Schiltz, May Jane ....,. ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 7 Schlanger, Frances ..,. 70, 71, 241 Schlect, Dick ,...47, 64, 122, 210 Schlipp, Erna ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 73 Schmarek, Helen ,.,...,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 3 31 Schmerling, Mary .,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 331 Schmidt. Margaret ......,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 226 Schmidt, William G. ..48, 65, 107, 201 Schmied, Alfred .,.........,.,.,,,,,,,,, 239 Schmitt, Helen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 223 Schmitz, Carolyne .,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 223 Schnepp. John .... 66, 83, 112, 204 Schoen, Betty ..,,,.....,,,,,,,,,, 70, 233 Schnewind, Rosalie ,..,.,,..... . ,,,,,,, 71 Schoeppel, John ......,.,....... 100, 239 Schomburg, Ruth ........ 48, 123, 221 Schreiber, Les ......., 134, 136, 215 Schrenk, Edward ...,...,........ 65, 236 Schroeder, Joe ....,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 66 Schroeder, Julian A. .... 48, 65, 122 Schueler, Martha ,...,...,,.,,,,,,.,,,, 228 Schrage, Stella , ..,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 03, 326 Schulte, Helen ...... ...,.,,. 4 8, 230 Schultz, Dorothy ...., ......., 4 8, 226 Schultz, Eleanor ,.... ,,,,,,,, 4 8, 219 Schultz, William .....,,..,.. I25, 239 Schust. John ...........,.... 87, 94, ZIO Schumaker, Ada ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 215 Schwartz, George ....,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, 323 Schwartz, Jean ....,...,, ,,,,,,, 3 31 Schwartz, Mildred ..... ..,...... 3 31 Schwartz, Peggy ...... ,,..,,,,,,,,, 2 I7 Schwartz. Sam .....,.,,...,....,.,,,.,,, 203 Schwartzinger, Irene ...... I 1 I, 259 Scott, Eugene ....,,.......,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ISS Scott, Richard ........., , ..,.. Scott, Vlrgma ,.....,.,..,,,,,,.,,,,,, 227 Scott, W. . .... 23, 198, 307, 323 Scripps, Betty ..........,..,,..,,. 48, 228 Secrist, Horace .....................,,,., 322 Seimer, Stanley ..........,,...,..,,,,,, 240 Seip, Jack , ,..,.,.,,.., ....,..........,,,,,. I 35 Seitz, Arthur ,,...,. ..... I 00, 105, 200 Selby, Earl ........ ....,.....,,...,,.... 2 39 Selcke, Bente .... ........,,,.,,,,,,, 2 40 Selinger, ldell ....,..,....,,.........,.,,, 331 Sellers, Lillian ,.........,..,.. ...., .,,., I 2 4 Sellman, Margaret ....48, 183, 225 Senior Ball ...,..,......,......, 286, 287 Senior Council .... .............,,..,.,, 9 3 Sesler, Barbara ..... .....,.... 2 20 Severn, Charles .. .... ...210 Sextant ................... ....... I 22 Seymour, Bettie ...................... 230 Shanafield, Harold .................. 304 Shannon, John ........,... 82, 86, 199 Shapiro, David .................. 1 I3, 203 Shapiro, Emaneul , .,,..,.,......,..,.., 203 Shapiro, Beverly ........ .....,,,.. 2 17 Shapiro, Leonard .... .......... 4 8 Shapiro, Edith ....... .......... 2 17 Sharer, Betty ...... ........,..,. 2 I6 Sharer, David ....,.,... . ...... 66 197 Shatz, Sydnor .,................. ,4B, 239 Shaver. Margaret .............. 48, 224 Shaw, Betty ...,............,.......,..... 216 Shaw, Forrest ............ 66, 83. 206 Shaw, Georgiana ,..,..... ....... 7 3. 228 Shaw. Loyal ...................... 196, 207 Shaw, Mary Louise ............ 73 228 min.. 198 208 225 215 207 204 330 199 218 199 199 224 238 200 193 327 217 323 197 211 224 207 217 205 326 324 Shear, James ............ .......v.... Shearer, Richard ............ ..... ...., Shearon, Alice .................... 49. Shearon, Clarence .....,................ Sheasby, Arcyle ........ 71, 124, Sheasby, Eugene 63, 91, 122, Sheldon, Janet ..............A......... Shellito, John ................ .......,. Shepard, Shirley .,.. ......,.. Shepanek, Edwin .... .........A.. Shepanek, Lenny .... ........ ....... Sherer, Muriel ...... .....,...., 1 1. Sherman, Charles ..........,.,. 63. Sherwell. Harry ..........,,..........., Shidler, Eloise ............ 38, 184. Shidler, Ethel .......,.,................ Sherwin, Ruth ..... ...........,...... Shin. Eugene .........A Shinkevich, Fred ..,... ...... Siegler, George Shively, Justine , ....... ,.... . Shockley, Chester ....,., ...... Shotzkis, Helen ,.... . ...., . Shoup, David ,...... ..,.., Shliman, Harriet Shrago, Donald ..,.. . ..... . Shrader, Lucille ...... ...... Shultz, Arthur ..,.... .,.... Shulman, Bertha .... ......... Skeer. Roberta ...,.......... Shuman, Evelyn .........,......,...., Shumway, Jeanne .........,.. 49. Shumway, John ........ 63, 122, Siberschein, Hymen ............ 69, Siddall, Theodore ..,.... 330 209 331 219 230 230 204 71 . ......... 200 Siegel. Sol ..,.............. ..,... 2 12 Sigler, George .,..,....,.... ....,.., 4 9 Sigma Alpha Epsilon ....... ....., 2 09 Sigma Alpha Iota ....... ....... 1 24 Sigma Chi .,.,.,,.,..,,.,. ..,.... 2 IO Sigma Delta Chi ..,.. ,... . ..125 Sigma Nu ...,.....,,,, .....,.... 2 11 Sigma Pi Lambda .... ,........... . 330 Sikorski, Helen ....... ...... 3 30, 307 Silbert, Tobey ...,.,... ............. 3 31 Silverstien, Arthur ....,...,, 102, 203 Silvertrust, Phyllis ......,...... ,.,.. 1 1 1 Sime, David .............. .......... 1 99 Simko, lrvin ., ,,.,,,, ,.,...... f 16 Simon, Clarence Simon, Dorothy ..... Fred .........,.,.,,.......,,,,, .......197 49 Simonian, George .........,. ...,... . 66 Simonson, Jule .............,.,........ 331 Simpson, Dorothy ......., 49, 70, 225 Simpson, Esther .................. ..... 7 3 Simpson, Wilbur .... 69, 70, 71, 72 Sincock, Mary Jane ..........., 49, 216 Sinko, lrene ........,..,.....,.,,......,.. 216 Sinow, Sid ............... .........,...... 2 39 Sizer, Katherine ,,,,, ,...,.., 7 3, 220 Skiner. Marjory ........... ..224 Skinner, lrene ............................ 326 Sklamberg, Nettie .,,,,........... ...331 Skuttle, Leslie ................,......... 323 Slaughter, William 13. 71, 99 125 Sleep, Suzanne ..................,....... 230 Slep, Phillip , ......................,...... 210 Slocum, Blake , .......,... 49, 120, 155 Sloser, Bertha ......,...,.,.,.....,,,... 327 Smale, Fred ............ 69, 207, 239 Smart, Elsie ................................ 49 Small, Burrell ..,. ,,.,., ....,,.. , 2 04 Small, Jean ............,.,. ........,..,. 2 20 Smart, Betty ,. .... ...................... 2 33 Smart, Walter ........ 99, 125, 322 Smeatham, Constance . ,.,..,.... 326 Smidley, William ..........,..... . ...,. 65 Smith, Alvin ........... ..,,..... 3 00, 324 Smith, Betty ,......, ......., 9 5, 230 Smith, Elmer ......... ...322 Smith, Grace ...... ,,.,.. ,.,,.,.,. 3 2 7 Smith. George .... ................... 1 99 Smith, Harold ................ 33, 49 204 Smith, Harrison ...,, ..... . ..72, 240 Smith, Horace ...... ..........,.. 1 99 Smith, Hunter ............ ...71 Smith, lrene ........ ...... .... Q . . ,... 71 Smith. Jean ..,......,... .,.... 1 51, 233 Smith, Jessie ............ ............... 8 5 Smith, W. Mason . ..... ........., 3 23 Smith, Marjorie ..,,...... 326 Smith, Miriam ......... ..,...... 326 Smith, Nonie ....................... ,. .... 1 19 Smith, Stephenson .....,.... 103, 210 Smith, Stephen ....... ...... 1 3 5 , 204 Smith, Virginia ..,..,. ...... 2 23, 330 Smith, Virginia .,,.....,.. ,..,,123, 230 Smith, W. Mason ,,.. ,,.,..... ,.., 1 9 8 Smith, Kathleen .,.... , ........,.,, 221 Smith, Wayne ,.....,. .. ..,..,.,..,.. 239 Smithson. James ..... ........ 5 6, 211 Smithson, Paul ,.... .. Smothers. Martha Smysor, Dean ......,... Smyth, Nelson ..,... Stnadock, Louis ,...... Snyder, Foster ......... Snyder, Franklin B. .. Snyder, Marvin ,,.,.. Soley. Robert . ...... Soloman, Allan . ...... . Solomon. Jerome ..... Soloway, Mildred Solum, Rae .,..,,....... Somionka, Edwin Sommer, Robert ......,,. Sonnecken, Edwin. . ......... ..... 4 9 .........230 ......202 202 .........237 . ...........,... 69 1, 210 ...,........203 158 .........49, Sophomore Council .,.,,, Sorokin, Annabelle Sosna, Frank ................ Soukoup, Reynold Southworth, Harrison .. 203 331 227 ..50 323 239 ..91 331 100 135 155 Sowden. John .,...................,.... 112 Spanjer, Henry ............ 86, 87, 209 Speech Senate .....,..,...,............... 90 Spears, William ..,............. 71. 199 Spechterie, Samuel .................. 113 Spellman, Irving .,...................... 107 Spelts, Elizabeth ...................... 124 Spence, Bart .......,...,.,.. 66, 86, 215 Spens, Thomas .,,. ................... 2 36 Spie el, Paul .......,. Spinia, Sidonia ..... Spinner, Gerald .,... Spinney. Jane ,... Spiwak, Aaron ....... . ,...... .......... 5 0 ........20, 219 203 ....50 228 Spohr. Dorothy ...,.............. 73, Sprafka, Florence . ...,. ...,,. 9 1, 219 Sprecher, Selma .,...................... 231 Springer, John .......................... 208 Springer, Marianne .... 50, 223, 258 Springer, William ......., 50, 64, 197 Spruhan, Martha ..........., 100, 218 Squires, Bonnie ...... ,..,,.,. ...,.,..., 2 4 1 Stackhouse, Robert ............ 86, 202 Stackler, Leon .,.....,..,..............,,. 50 Stadstad, Shirley .... 73, 330, 242 Stahley, Preston ...................... 202 Stanick, Eileen Stanton, John .,,,,..,, ,,.,.,..,,..., . .199 Stanton, Robert .... ......... 5 0, 210 Stanul, Stanley ...... ......... 6 9, 213 Stanck, Amy ..........,....,,..... 73, 225 Steagall, Edward .....,.,.....,........ 237 Stebbinngs, Harry .... 64, 101, 210 Stein, Richard .,......,...,,...... .....,.. 7 0 Steffer, Patsy ........,.,.....,......... 228 Steigelman, Edward .................. 66 Stein, Ruth ................................ 330 Steiner, Alvin ..,.,..........,.. 120, 203 Stelmok, Anthony ..., ............. 1 25 Stembridge, George ..... ..,.,..... 1 58 Sterling, Dorothy ...... . .,..,, ,50 Stephens, Charlotte ..... .... , .221 Stephenson, Dorothy . Sterling. Dorothy .,...,. Stern, Eugene ...., ........69 Stern, Sidney ...... Sterne, John .... Sterritt, James ,,.. ....... ..73 1 6 , 71 .203 .......237 ..........239 Stetson, Charles ........,............... 198 Steven, Angus .....,,,.....,...... 160 197 Steven, lan .... 50, 84, 87, 117, 197 Stevens, Margaret ............ 70, 192 Stevens, Phyllis .....,........., 228, 243 Stevens, S. M. , ,.,.. ..,..., 1 98, 330 Stevens, Samuel ............ 197, 323 Stevenson, Alice ....,.....,.. .226 Stevenson, Marie ,..... ....,,,,.. 2 20 Stevenson, Walter .....,... ........... 2 10 Stevart, Don .......,......,...,, 135, 210 Stewart. Rt. Rev. George ............ 4 Stewart, James ........................ 224 Stewart, Kathryn ..., 126, 129, 230 Steyskal, Karry ,..,... ...,,,..,,. ,,,... 1 9 2 Stickler, Charles ........................ 51 Stiles, Marion ..........,................. 229 Stipek, Ethel . ........................... 221 Stirton, Frances ........................ 233 Stivason, William L. 51, 86, 12107I, Stock, John P. .....,.............. 51, 200 Stock, Robert .................... 215, 276 Stocker, Charles .............,,..,...... 198 Stocker, Jane ............ 184, 186, 227 Stocks, Jeanne .....,.. 119. 225, 243 Stoehr, Kurt ............ 100, 105, 204 Stoesser. Helene ,... 123, 218, 276 Stokes, Jeane ................ 51, 96, 223 Stall, Norman ,,... . ,.,....,,.. ..,...., 2 38 Stone, Audrey ......................,.,. 231 Stone, Betty ,,....,....,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,231 Stone, Betty Jane ,...,,..,... 224, 243 Stone. Hazel ........ 70, 71, 124, 241 Stone, Merritt W. ,,., ..,,..,,,,,.,.,. 2 04 Stone, Selma ......,..,,,,.,...,,...,...,.. 71 Stonich, Eileen ................ 101, 276 Storms, Harrison Allen .... 51, 211 Storti, Flora ..,....,..,...,, 51, 70, 124 Stouffer, Ralph .,,..... 87, 91, 205 Straesser, Janvrin .................... 216 Strain, Haldane ................ 69 72 Strand, Linnea .............,.. 307, 327 Straub, Adeleen ..51, 88, 101, 234 Strom, Betty ...,....,...............,.,, 216 Strauss, Harold ...................,,, 324 Strawn. Silas I-1. ............................ 4 Strittar, John ............................ 322 Stroud, Mary Jo 91 126, 230, 243 Stroud, Parry .......,,................,.. 200 Strunk, Norman ...............,........ 198 Stuchlik, Dorthea ............ 51, 219 Studenroth, Geraldine .... 184, 191, 193, 219 Stuett, Mrs, H. ........ . .......,.... 120 Stults, Barbara ..,,.... ........., 1 24 Sturgeon, Purser ...... .......... Z 36 Sturtevant, Jane ..... ............. 2 30 Stuteville, Orion ..... ...,.....,...,., 1 97 Sudow, Miriam ...... ....... 5 1... 219 Suhr, Frederick ......... ...... 6 4, 200 Sulkir, William .........,.,......,..... 238 Summerbell, Robert .................. 112 Sundene. Robert ................ 51, 204 Sundlof, Jane .................... 51, 228 Surman, Madeline .................... 216 Suter, C. M. ............................., 112 Sutker, Melvin ................ 155, 212 Sutton, Richard .... 155, 161, 211 Svec, Frances ............................ 70 Svoboda, Frank ........................ 322 Svoboda, Mabel .,.........,.,,...,..... 330 Swan. Suzanne .....,.... 52, 233, 241 Swanson, Ben ...,.....,.................. 325 v Swanson, John ....,....,..,,.. 100, 210 Sweeney, Thomas .................. 224 Swenson, Louise ..,.. ,..52, 104, 229 Swenson, Phyllis .......,.,............ 228 Swenson, Pearl ,.,....,.....,. .192, 229 Swift, Ethel Rogers ,.........,,...... 119 Swift, William ........... ...... 5 2, 200 Swisher, Robert ..... ..,......,... 2 02 Sykes, Shirley ...... .......,......... 2 25 Syllabus ............,.....r......... 100, 101 Sylvian, Leonore ...,. ..........,.., 2 17 T Tabory, Viola ........ ........ 2 18 Taecher. Henry ...,... .,...... 2 05 Tait, Elizabeth .......... ........ 2 28 Tallitsch, Tess .......,..,..,. ..,,.... 3 30 Tannenbaum, Miriam ................ 331 Tankersley, Ruth ...,...,............ 330 Tannebaum, Gerald ,......,,.,.....,. 203 Tapley, Marguerite 186, 216, 243 Tapper, Gordon .....,..........,,,..... 202 Taraba, Ralph ..........., 52, 64, 120 Tarrant, Newell ..,........,.....,.,.... 238 Tau Delta Kappa .................... 325 Tau Delta Phi .......................... 212 Taylor, Arnold .... 122, 66, 91, 205 Taylor, Barbara ,.,.,.,.......,,,, 83 228 Taylor, James .... 52, 86, 106, 117 Taylor, James H. , ..,.,.,...,..,.,..... 202 Taylor. John ........................ 52, 205 Taylor, Henen .,.... . ....... 330 Taylor, Lyman ..., .............. 2 09 Taylor, Virginia .,..,.,,,. 83, 228 Taylor, William ..................,,.,,, 197 Teall, Mary ,..... ,.,. ,,.,, ,,,,, 5 2 , 95 224 Teevan, John ....,,........,..,.. 198, 323 Tegtmeyer, Raymond ,,,,,,,,,,,, 214 Templin, Ren .......,.,..........,,,.....,, 69 Tencher, R. .......................... 9, 202 Tennis .,.............. .... .,......,,. 1 7 4 Tenney, Alonzo ......,.,,, ,,,2ll Teplitz, Saul ,..,.,.,.,,. .,,,,,.,., ,,,,,,,, 2 3 8 Tepper, Charles ,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 102, 203 Terril, Maybelle .....,...,,,....,,,,,, 226 Terrill, Earl .... 52, 86, 87, 94, 100, 160 204 Terry, Arthur .,..,.,....,.,..,,,,,,,,,, 200 Thayer, Ralph ........... ,.,.,, 1 18 198 Theata Xi .,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 13 Thielbar, Frederick ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 Thieme, Richard ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 02 Thomas, Edward ,....,, ,,,,.,,, 2 OZ Thomas, Eileen ,..... ,,,,,,,,, A ,227 Thomas, Eva .....,, . ..,,,,.,,,,,, 219 Thomas, Fred ...,.,.,. ,,,,,,,, 3 00 323 Thomas. James .,..... .............. 2 02 Thomas, Leonard .....,,,,,,, 118, 198 Thomas, Miriam ...........,..,, 73, 243 Thompson, Betty ., ....,.,....,,, 52 216 Thompson, Jacqueline ......... ,182 Thompson, John H. ........ 152, 239 Thompson, June ,....,,,,,,,,,,,,., 0.224 Thompson, Kenneth .,,,,,,,,,,, 83 236 Thompson, Orval ,,,,,,,, ,,,72 Thompson, Phyllis .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 33 Thompson, Winifred ......., 52, 241 Thorne. Charles ,.,....... ...,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 Thorpe, Donald , ....,... .,,.. ,,,,, ,,,, 2 1 5 Thorson, T. Wm. ..,.,,,,.....,...,,, 125 Thorstensen, Robert .,.. 69, 94 199 Thulstrup. Theodore ........... ..... 5 Z Thurman, Edwin ,....,....,..,., 72, 209 Tiedje, Charles ,,....... .,., ,,,,,,,.,, 3 2 3 Tilt, Jane ........... .........,....... 3 30 Tincher, Wiliam ,,,,,,.,,,., 66, 72, 208 Tinen, John ........... ......., 1 13, 322 Tittle, Dr. Ernest ..... ,,... .,..,..,,,,,, 4 Todd. Arthur .....................,..... ,200 Toivola, Raymond .........,...,...,,. 158 Toman, Lucille ......,. 185. 193, 220 Tomlinson, Elizabeth ...,.... 52, 230 Tompkins, Alva ...,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 06 Toomey, Dorothea .223 Torgeson, Harold ,....,,. ..,........,,, 3 22 Toskey, Marijane .... 53, 100. 105, 188. 216 267 Toth. Steve ........... ............ I 34 141 Totten, Lois ....., ,.,,,,,,,,,, 7 0, 124 Towle, Mary .......... ....,...,........ 2 28 Towne, Marion ..... ......,,..,...,....,, 2 25 Townsend. Joseph ....,. 63, 69, 205 Townsend, Lillian .... 190, 193, 230 Track .........,................. ..... 1 59, 165 Trembly, Alfred ........ ,..,..,,.. .,,,,, 3 0 7 Trenbeth, Richard , ,..., ...,.....,,.. 6 6 Trenkle, Trenkmann, Paul .,....,.....,,,, 66 Trenkmann, Richard ........53, .150 , 206 206 Triangle .....,...,,..,.,,..,.. ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 I4 135 Trichor, William ..... Trillich, Bertram ..... Trimble, Betty ....... Trimble. Louise .... Tripp, Allen ,,.....,. ...,.. Trogdon, Robert ..... Trompeter, Mary fffffifiif' ..,53 228 ...........220 212 ........240 Trott, Alfred ,...,.......,,,, A ,,,.,,,,,,,,, 214 Trump, Barbara ......... Trundle, Katharine 123, 185 Trusdell, Robert . 82, 88, 120. 192, 223, 263 202 Tucker, Joseph ..............,......,,,., Tucker, Lois ..... Tuller, Gordon Tuma, James .,... ..........220 192 Tupica, Anne .......... ..,.... 1 87, Turnbull, King .... Turner, Arthur ....... 199 l Turner, Don ........... ........ 1 52, 205 Turner, Harvey .... .............. 2 03 Tweed, Marjorie ..... ,.,, ..,.,.. 2 2 7 Twicthell, Gilbert ..... ................ 5 3 Twyman, Nelly ...., ,...,., 5 3, 230 U Ullman, Donald ...... ........ 3 22 Ullrick, Laura .,... .,........, 1 18 Ulrick, Carl ................................ 71 Umbreit, Myron ,,......,,, ..,,, 1 98, 323 Unger, Jack ...........................,., N69 University Theatre ..271, 272, 273 Urbach, Jewell ..,.,...,.,.....,.......,, 216 Urbanek, Pearl , ..,,..,,..,..,.,....... 219 Urine, Ruth ............ ........ 2 24 V Vatikus, Bernice ............ 302, 330 Van Allsburg, Edgar ,.......,..,.,.,.. 66 Van Buren, Bruce ........,.........,. 323 Van Buren, Sheldon 294, 304, 323 Van Buskirk, Mamie ....,,.....,....., 73 Van Buskirk, Mary ,.,,,,,, 112, 224 Vance, Charles ,,....,,...., ...210, 270 Vance, Mary Laura ............ 53, 230 Vance, Norman 93, 149, 211. 265 Vance, Walter ,...,,... ,,.,...,,,, 6 6 , 211 Vanclenberg, Don ,,..53, 70, 72, 89 Vanderasek, Grace ........ 226, 256 Vander Linde, Jean .... 82, 96, 122264 Van der Schaegh, Margaret ..33i'QQ Van Dyke, Carleton ,..,.....,., 53, 199 Van Dyne, Edward .... 5 7, 102, 106, 205. 276 Van Gordon, Cyrena .....,.....,..., 124 Van Keulen, Winifred ,,,,,,,,,,,, 218 Van Maur, Mary .........,.... 70, 220 VanMeter, Nancy ...,.,,,,,,,,,,, 56, 219 Van1V1eter, William ..........,...,, 206 Van Rie, Leona .,...,...,.,,..,.,,,,, 242 Van Steenbergen, Bobbie .,... Vanzo. Fred ..,.....,.,, 134, 145, .100 199 Vavrus, Joe .,......,........,.. 135, 201 Vawter, Janet ..,..,,,,,.. 73, 192, 225 Vawter, William A. , .,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, 4,4 Verbrugghen, Dr. Adrien ....,..... 71 Vernon, June .....,.,,.,,.,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 27 Vesely, Edward ............... ....,. 2 11 Vetter, Herbert ..... .322 Vick, Edwin ............ ,..,.... 5 3 Victor, Lorraine ..,.... .,,,,,,, 5 3 Vinson. Givendola ,.... ....,.... 3 27 Vlasta, Hlava ,,...... A ,.,.,,,,,,, 329 Vogel, Catharine .,...................... 225 Vogel. Robert ...... .............. 6 6, 206 Vogel, Virginia ...............,.,..,,.. 216 Voights, Bob .... 134, 137, 150, 204 Von Krusentierna, Fredrique 243 Votapka, Ray ....,. ....,....., ....,,,,, Z 0 7 Vutech, Robert .,...,.,..,.,,,, 135, 199 Vrye. John ........... ..,......... 2 14 W W. A. A. ......................... ...181, 194 Waa-Mu ............... , .......... 275, 280 Wachenclorfer, Joseph ......,....... 240 Wachs, Jane ...,.,...,..........,. 54, 216 Wachman, Marvin ..... ..,......... 2 33 Wade, Valerie ........,.,... , .,,.,....,. 234 Waechter, Dorothea ............ 96, 225 Waggoner, Robert .....,..........,,., 211 Wagner, Barbara .... ....... 7 3, 243 Wagner, Charles .,.....,..........,..... 66 Wagner, Gilbert ...................... 214 Wagner, Grace .............. ............ 2 43 Wagner, Janet ........ 96, 228, 243 Wagner, Leon .,.......................... 70 Wagner, Pauline ,..,...... ............ 7 3 Wagner. Peggy ,,,, ,,,, . ,100, 233 Waidner, Mary ........ ..... 1 07, 220 Wakefield, Nathan ..... ............ 3 23 Wakeman, Joan ..,,.................... 230 Walchli, Edward . ............... 72, 197 Waldorf, Rev. Bishop Ernest .... 4 Waldorf, Lynn ................ 132, 208 Walker, Frances ..,.. ...... ........... 2 3 4 Walker, Glenn .................... 66, 199 Wallace Dorothy ............ 119, 216 Wallace, Leona ....,... .,............... 5 4 Wallace, Leonora ...,. .,,.. , ......,.. 7 3 Wallace, Robert ......... ........ 5 4 Wallenstein, Marvin ...... ...... 2 03 Wally, Betty ....,.......... ......... 2 33 Wallgreen, Virginia ................ 219 Wallin, James .............................. 64 Wallingford, Lucille .... 54, 70, 229 Walpole, Edward ................ 69, 238 Walsh, Burnett ...... ............... 3 22 Walsh, Dorothy ..,. ......... 2 24, 330 Walter, Herbert ....... .............. 3 22 Walter, Honore ....... ........... 2 I8 Walter, Russell .... ..... 1 60 Walters, Ruth ...... ........ 3 Z7 Wandell, David ....... ....... 6 9 Wandtke, Arthur ........ .. .. ...... 21 1 Wanek, Dick ........ ...... ........... 2 3 9 Wanzenberg, Walter ........ 66, 215 Ward, Chari .....,...... ......... ..223 Ward, Winifred ....... ........ 1 26 Wardner, Mary .......... ........ 1 92 Warekois, Elda ............... ........ 3 06 Warmington, Robert ..... ........ 2 15 Warnholtz, Werner .... .............. 2 06 Warner, Mary ........,,.....,.. I I9, 224 Warning, Esther ........................ 70 Warning, Helen .......................... 73 Warren, Catherine .... 54, IIO, 223 Warren, Charles ..,...,... 69, 70, 207 Warrick, Lamar ...................... 229 Washburn, Captain .................... 6I Washburn, Randolph 64, I22, I99 Waters, John ............,....... 72, 239 Watson, John ..,....,.................. IIB Watt, Helen .............................. I93 Watts, Vivian . .,......... 88, 222, I23 Weatherwax, Frank ........,....... I97 Weber, Dorothy ................ 302, 326 Weber, Grace .......... ....,....... 2 25 Weberling, Ernest ........ ......... 2 36 Weedman, Patricia ........,.......,... ZI9 Weeks, Nancy ........ 107, IIO, 220 Wegner, Erwin 54, I34, I36, ZIO Weil, Jane ..,,.,..,..,.........,,..... 96, 2I7 Weinberg, Bernhard ..69, IIB, 203 Weinberg, Janette ,....,....,.,.,..,.. 33I Weiner, George ........................ 203 Weiner, Jeanette .,,, ,,,,,. 2 I7 Weiner, Nathalie ....... Weintraub, Bernice ...... Weintraub, Shirley ......24I .....,33I ....,.33I Weir, Libby ..,............... ...... 2 33 Weisberg, Shirley ..... ...... 2 I7 Weiss, Betty ............ ...... 2 42 Weiss, Daniel .......... ...... 2 39 Weiss, Gladys .............. ......... 3 27 Weixel, Mrs. E. R. .................... 7I Weksler, Sylvia ................,....... 231 Wellnitz, Marianne .... 54, I00, I06, I60. 22I Wells, Cha rles ..... ..,............... 2 I5 Wells Dudley ..... ..........,....... 3 22 Wells, Richard ......,,.......,.......... 205 Wells, Harry ...,. .....,.. 4 , IO, 2 I 5 Wells, Helen , ...... ........,,........ 2 25 Wells, James .......,............ 54, 203 Wells, Marjorie ........,..,...,...,.... 223 Wells, William ........ 86, 2 I 0, 265 Welsh, J. P. .................,.......... 209 Wendzel, Jeanette .,,...,.,,.... 54, 223 Wermuth, Phyllis ............ II9, 219 Wermuth, Robert Weiner, Theodore ................, Wernle, Robert .................... 85 Wescott, Marjorie ................. Wescott, Mason West, Bernard ....,...,.,. 54, 65, West, Charles .......,.......,.....,..... Weston, Everett ....,.,............,.,. Westen, W. C. .........,.. 54, I20, Wheatherwax, Frank ...7I II6 ...7I .I96 I22 .238 ...55 240 ...66 Wheeler, Dorothy ........,, 228 Wheeler, Josephine ..,..... 228 Wherry. Harry ....... 2 I 0 Whilert, Leona ...,... , ...,......... 326 Whitacre, Marshall ...... ...,..... 2 40 Whitcombe, Betty ..... ...... I I2 Whitcombe. Edward ..,... II2 White, Constance .... ......... 2 30 White, lrin , ........,,.. . .,,...... 327 White, Mary ........... 223 White, Paul ............... ........ . ...2 I 0 Whitehead, Winston Whitehouse, Barbara Whitehouse, Horace .........240 , ...... 228 .........207 Whitely, Stan ....................,,,.., 206 Whitford, Charles ....,..... 2 I 5 Whitley, Dorothy .... I02, 221 Whitmore, Mildred ........ 326 Whitmore, Orville ..............,..... 205 Whitney, Fay ....,...... ............ 2 43 Whitney, Harold T. ...... ...,..,.. I 99 Whitsett, Charles ......,.,,........,. I 98 Whittemore, Frances ...... I26 233 Whitworth, June ..,..........,,....... I I9 Wichert, Dorothy ..... Wickleand, John A. .....,,,,327 25 Widney, George .............,. ..... . 202 Wieboldt, Raymond C Wieckmann, Mary Ruth Wiedman, Donald .....r.... Wieneke, Carter .... 329 206 Wieland, Robert ...,.,...,............ 205 'il' Wigent, John .......,, Wilbur, Mary Jane Wilcox, Robert ..,....,. ..220 ..209 Wildiiig, Margery ........ ..223 Wiley, Barbara ................,....... 228 Wilkerson, Frank ....,...,....... 69, 72 Wilkins, Adele ........ I I0 I92 2I9 Willard Hall .................... 243. 244 Willaman, Dorothy .... 55, I20I46 Willard, Max ,.,,....,. .,.....,.,.,... 2 I4 Willen, Kenneth .... . ..323 Williams, Allen .......,,.,, ...... 7 2, 2I0 Williams Beatrice .... 73 Williams Betty ,...,,..,... . ..220 Williams Danforth .... 66 Williams, Don ., .................. .209 Williams, Elliott ..............,....... ZI3 Williams, Everett B. .,,, 55, I22 William, Jvoan .......................... 223 William, alter ...................... 236 Williamson, Catherine ...,.... 55, 225 Willis, Fortune ......... I24 Willoth, Jo Ann ................ ..24I Willoughby, William ........ I25 Willox, Peter ..........,..., ............ I 97 W ills , Lo ra .......... Wills, Sarah K. .. Willsey, Eleanor 224 .......243 ZI9 327 Wilmot, Helen .,..... ....... Wilmoth, Beatrice .... ....... 2 42 Wilsey, Jack .......,.., ....,,.... I 96 Wilson, Cora ......... .,......,...... 7 3 Wilson, Delphine . ..,.,,,...... BB, 2I9 Wilson, Dorothy ...,,.,..... .ZI6 Wilson, Gene .,,...... .......... I 98 Wilson, Hugh ...... ....... 2 09 Wilson, Jane ,...... ....... 2 28 Wilson, Josephine .... ....... 2 I6 Wilson, Kenneth ..,... .200 Wilson, Mary Jane ..., . ..... 22I Wilson, Oliver ......... ............ 5 5 Wilson, Ray , ....,.. ....,.,..,... 2 39 XVilson, William ....,.,,......,. 66, 204 Wimmer, Lynn .,..,,.............,...... 329 Winchester, Florence ,,............ ,.33I Winclle, Willis ..........,......... 307 322 Winnett, Edwin ......,......... 65, 205 Winship, Warren ...... ............. 2 37 Winslow, Claude ,... . .................., I99 Winslow, Jean ,.......,........, 55, 225 Winter, Jean 55, 95, IIO, I23 227 Wirtz, Marion l85, I9I, I93, ZI9 Wispe, Lauren ..........,,...... 69, 203 Wise, Doris .,...,.... . ..,..... I06, 227 Wise, Howard .... ..........,........ 3 23 Wiss, John ........................ 66, 2I4 Withrow. Richard .... 57, I60, 2I0 Witte, Elmer ...... ................ 6 5, 208 Wittenburg, George .................. 237 Wocasek, James .,...,,......... 69, 240 Wohlfert, Charles . ,..,.............. 65 Wolf, Arthur Wolf, Dorothy ................ 303, 33I Wolf, Wilhelmina ......,.......,,....., 224 Wolfe, Frances ............ 55, 224 24l Wolff, Jerome .................... 86, 2I2 Vlolfley, Gordon ............... .2I0 Wolford. Janice ......... ............. 2 33 Wolford, Walker ..............,..... I99 Wolfson, Herbert ............ I55, I57 Wolseley, Roland ...... ............. I 25 Wolters, Carl ............ ......... 2 06 Women's Debate ......... ......... 7 5 Women's Glee Club ..... ..,...... 7 3 Wood, Joene .............................. 220 Wood, MacDonald .................. I99 Woods, Marie ...............,.............. 55 Wood, William ............ 63, 64, I22 Woodruff, Helen ................ IB6 229 Wootten, George ...................... 210 Worland, Don ............ 57, I50, I99 Worobee, William ...................... 69 Wranglers ............,.............,....... 2I5 Wrath, John ....................,. 66, I58 Wrath, Robert 300, 305, 306, 322 Wray, Park 63, I22, l34, I39, ZII Wrestling ........................ I 72, I 73 Wright, Dale ................. ,,.... ..... 2 4 0 Wright. Joyce .,.... .......... 2 20 W. S. G. A. .........,.,....... ............ 9 6 Wurster. Louise ...................... 326 Wyman, Emilie ,,55, 88, I05, I23, 2I8. 267. 276 Wyle, Russell .. .,.,., ........ .........,.. 2 0 8 Y Yaccino, John .... , ..,...... 69 Yetter, U Nrothy ........ ......, 2 I9 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet ..... ......... 9 4 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ..... ......... 9 5 Yonts, Charles ,..,..,.,, . .,.... 237 Yorclen, Eunice .,..... ....... Z 31 Young, Charles ,,.. ...,..,.., I I2 Young, Dorothy ..... ....,...,,,,..,. 2 30 Young, Frank ...........,........ I35, 2I5 Young, George ............ 66, 86, I97 Young, Lois ......,. ,,.,.......,.,..... 2 I6 Young, William ...... .,,...,,.,. 5 6, 94 Z Zack, George ........ ..... .............. 3 2 2 Zehr, Dan ........... , ..... 56, I55, I56 Zeigler, Jean . ,.,,,,,. .,..,....... 7 3, 2I9 Zeigler, Samuel .,... ....,........... 2 36 Zeisler, George .....,, ........,. 2 I3 Zelle, Kane ............ ............. 2 05 Zeman, Frank .......... ....... I 35, 20I Zentner, Howard ...................... 236 Zeta Phi Eta .............. ............ I 26 Zeta Tau Alpha ..... .......... 2 34 Ziesel, Mary Jane .... ...... 2 33 Zillman, Helen .......... ...... 3 27 Zimmer, Charlotte .... .......... 2 IB Zimmer, Dave .......... ............. 2 I5 Zimmer, Ethel ..,....,..,........ ,70, I I I Zimmerman, Marjorie ........,,,... 233 Zimmerman, Samuel ........ 69, 239 Zingle, Naomi .,.......................... 73 Zinke, Dorothy ........................ I24 Zinn, Franklyn ................ I22, 200 Zitko, John ........................ I34, I44 Zmrhal, Marcella .............. 73, 229 Zuckerman, Bertram ................ 237 Zukerman, Ida ........... .......... 3 3I Zukuman, Lenore ...... ....... 3 3I .wi . ,1.v W. Kfw' 1 k X 'A ..A,i. , 4 14 V -, . 5 .A .. .1 ,f ' ,,. -fi gl, 5' , . -k -1. .,.f y.-- x , X an yf. .1 I. j.U .i, Y' VV ,-,v .,-3 .V 1. 11 .,.- 'txt .,,, . .1 ifljli' 1 :Jr- .-... . Us ,v,..,, I .'.-1 'J' ,:,.,A..' , v . , . ' ,T' sg 1 1 x - x .. f T, 41.5 f rl me-, if 1-7 VC 4 'ad AH. . 1 IW up .J..,i. NW 'J 'fffli Wi' fi Wie .1 tisf ,I UJ If-'I' ,154 ,-. -v -',..- Af. vw f f L: -5 '-w if-fbi., Ji-, infra