Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Fourth Row-Husar, Ensor, Cleophas, Krueger, Grogan, Banta, Tompkins Third Row-Van Meter, Eaton, Magel, Stoll, Burman, Kuehnert, Sennello, Watson Second Row-Beggs, Simmer, Conover, Walker, Hoar, Stemerman, Goebel, Rosencranz, Mayer First Row-Cunningham, Wingate, Butterfield, Roth, Kucchenmeister, Ramsey, Raffeld, Thompson Ullfelfl 014:58 They never answer the telephone! But, in spite of this, infor- mation about Haven House has slowly been gleaned through personal conference, hearsay and a bit of rumor. Most famed nook in the house is what is known as Porky Walker's room. lf the visitor does succeed in gaining entrance through the mass of debris piled neck-deep at the door he can admire at his leisure the art gallery in the room. Rivaling Rem- brandt are several works of Petty along with other masterpieces of sign painting, such as Merry Christmas or Keep oft the grass. But all is not chaos at Haven. Reed Hoar, president and bridge-player-extraordinary, supervises in his calm way the mag- nincent new rec room and library. Fortunately there are card tables in the rec room, although nothing could keep Reed from playing from early dawn till midnight. Once in a while Reed gets up, does a bit of social business for the lnterhouse council or pops in at a Phi Eta Sigma or Beta Gamma Sigma meeting. Otherwise, all is bridge. Allen Rosencranz steps high as baton twirler for the band and as Y.M.C.A. cabinet member. John Van Meter, Otis Walter, and Don Grogan, university and studio theater production peo- ple, could probably be heard, above the sounds of Rosencranz' marching and Reed's bridge-playing, shouting cues at each other. The rec room wall might also have to bounce back the notes ofArwin Schweig and Don Wertz of Phi Mu Alpha and A Cappella choir. Meanwhile Irvin l-lusar, Jack Goebel, and Bill Banta, mem- bers of Delta Sigma Pi, could be heard claclcing out stories on typewriters. Norman Walker, of the Daily Northwestern and Syllabus, would probably be in a similar posture. 23

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Fifth Row-Belding, Buckbinder, Layfield, Hodell, Barich, Bruer, Orr, Waters, Stupley Fourth Row-Friedl, Wacker, Goodman, Curtis, J. Moore, Johnson, Kimble, Scofield Third Row-Culbertson, Snudden, Jensen, Huston, Early, Stuart, Mongoven, Buhrke, Fisher Second Row-Abbey, Hughes, Lee, Brown, Bobbe, Norton, B. Moore, Marks, Karl First Row-McCann, Abrahams, Kuebler, Andrea, Rissman, Crowley, Lam, Arnott, Lobdell inman oowe The Friars as a permanent organization ofthe men in Hinman House was chartered in I934. lts activities during the past six years has won the organization a place of prominence in campus life. The continued cooperation of its charter members and an organized alumni group have aided the Friars' cause. Several men are prominent in school activities. Mel Hodell holds a desk editorship on The Daily Norfhwesfernf Sid Friedl works on the advertising staFf, while Fred Arnott is the staff cartoonist. Lee Fischer is desk editor and Jack McCann is active as a reporter. Jack is also president of the Medill Press Club and Chick Huston is program chair- man. ln other activities are Jack Hughes, who is cultural chairman of Scott Hall, and Bill Moore, social chairman of the sophomore class. The Friars have also distinguished themselves athletically. Marvin Scofield pitches for the varsity baseball team, Leon Lenkofif and Tom Richmond are members of the fencing team. Bill Moore plays varsity tennis and Ira Marks is active on the swimming team. The house has also become prominent in intramural activities. Last 'fall it reached the touchball playoffs by winning the championship of its league. A first in badge sales, second place in house decorations, and a fourth in the Frolics gained the Friars eighteen points in the Home- coming sweepstakes. This total was highest among all men's houses and enabled the organization to tie for second place with Alpha Omicron Pi in the all-University rating. Dick Bobbe, president, and Bob Norton, vice-president, represent the house on the inter-house council and handle any political affilia- tions the Friars feel might be to their advantage. 25