Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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loxl 9 M , Nm' 9 or 059 W6 Qdzee eau THE STORY OF 194-O l W l We thought it was the best of all years . . . the most exciting . . . i we were the largest class ever . . . the university was big . . . they 'V ' were dedicating Scott Hall . . . there were homecoming festivities on a large scale . . . a dance in the gym . . . then everybody out at Schramm's later . . . how we cheered when Chuck lVlcCarthy won the pajama race . . . remember that girl he got to kiss . . . the Wiltlcats blanked Notre Dame . . . how we cheered . . . no school that following Monday . . . We1'e you at the Navy Ball . . . Everybody was so gay and glam- orous and wasn't Shirley James a wow, but so was I-lertha Hartung . . . We all cut class to go to the big tech fire . . . Then we de- cided to go democratic and organized the council . . . but the other classes just kept the old form government . . . There were more and more dances . . . Then it was time B Vw 0 in K 1 wt .UM-A ,, gxvw, t li' , KS df 'NC Wil et L' Q85 aa. still txxw W iwlii WN iiaezvfl ww 'on oPen for finals . . . you wished you'd dug in and worked harder in the first place . . . But you got through anyway. e e MWA - ALYB GREECE :wi..f,A WIUMLUUS..--'f ' . NEW RUUSEVEH KM Kzvy, , curriculum L. A Pa Q5 . ,avaQ . Q 'fire 0 Y 00? i Scvlflcl ggjff W B Sk' C Orig, CQDSTYU gf 'ilq M, ,.i. :IWW Yfoqiawk ff' on f- wlM'ilf i4if, Qlo , N J 'A if gelxehux eq,xe,. I WN w-ff 'Ww N 'Q 0,024 W.x,,,,. N fe xlO'l...-we-',fi'i ivii w f'.,n l, yjgfw 22492395-22 73 owe l 'Tlm , ,uv 'L all 'y'l if e. . ' +rrr'r M J' . Hon ,y h able for conscrlp 1 e g fA e limit includes 1,508 . y 9 5' DMU I, nfvansion campus men 'dl l ''ffiif.i'T1i?'l.m?Z'5:av:31Zj rw mu mimi UMW ' r rl

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I 'S-1 mm 5 .1 , . A II ilk? -' QQ- , . ,S - J. 993 ? . E ' l 6 X !' A ' Q- I ,i km, Img.. ALLEN, DAVID W. ANKERBERG, DAVID C. AUERBACH, LARRY BADGER, FRANK K. BALMES, JOHN F., JR. BELDING, MERIC W. BLAHA, ERWIN G. BOBBIT, WARREN L. BOUBELIK, ROBERT BOHRNSTEDT, WAYNE R. BOYES, WILLIAM BROOKMAN, ANTHONY BROWN, WILl.IAM B. BRUNENKANT, EDWARD J. BUCKLEY ROBERT E. BUENIK, NORBERT BUTTEREIELD, JOHN CANNING, WILLIAM M. CAPELLER, JOHN CHALBURG, ARNOLD D. CLAEEORD, KENNETH W. COHEN, MATHEW COLEMAN, HOWARD W. CURME, HENRY G. DEXTER, RICHARD DIERKS, WILFORD M. DOBBINS, SHELLY C. DUMKE, CARL F. ELLIOTT, ROBERT G. FAIRCHILD, WILLIAM D. FIFER, CHARLES FRANK, JULIAN S., JR. FRIEDMAN, DONALD ALBERTI, JOSEPH ALMON, DONALD W. ANDERSON, KENNETH W. ANTOSZ, LEO ASSCHROI-'T, SAM C. BASSO, PAUL BECK, DAVID E. BORNHOEET, JACK H. BROWN, HOWARD L. BRUCE, EARL R. BYRON, AUGERINOS BUGGS, WILLIAM C. CARROLL, CHARLES F. DENNSTAEDT, WILLIAM THE ROLL OF HONOR CLASS OF 1944 IN THE SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES 1 iw - 5,0 ' v 1 E , MRS cf UNITED STATES ARMY GAMEL, GERALD W. GELLER, LEE GOLDBERG, IRVING GOULD, JAMES W. GREEN, BAIRD HAINEY, RICHARD HAGEN, TITUS J. HALPERN, HAROLD HAl.VORSEN, KENNETH HAVSON, KENNETH R. HAYDEN, KENNETH W. HEMPEL, JACK HENOCH, WILLIAM W. HIRSCH, EDWARD HESS, FRANK G. HOBLICK, HAROLD HOLMGREN, JOHN HORWl'FZ, WILI.IAM HOU LETTE, ROBERT H. HOWELL, HORACE S. HUFFMAN, FRANK HU'F'FON, GEORGE H. INGALLS, MASON JAMES, DAVID JARCHOW, WILLIAM R. JAYNES, HOWIE JENKINS, SIDNEY JENSON, ROBERT T. JOHNSON, GORDON A. JOHNSON, ROBERT E. JOHNSON, ROBER'I' W. JOSLYN, PAUL W., JR. JUSTMAN, ROBERT KEAYES, HENRY, JR. LARSON, CARL A. LEIGHTON, DAVID LEWIS, ROBERT O. LOWINGER, PAUL LUM, CHEW M. MADENBERG, FRED MAGILI., JOHN R., JR. MAI LE, WALTER E. MARKERT, WILLIAM P. MARSTON, JOE H. MARX, ALLEN I. MAS'l'ERS, BENJAMIN MCDONALD, JOHN T MCENCROE, PAUL R. MEYER, PETER MILLER, WIl.l.IAM B. MOORE, WILLIAM J. MOS'FOWICZ, WILLIAM Z. MUEHESTEIN, HERBERT MUELLER, FLOYD C. NISSEN, WILLIAM B. OSTROM, LEONARD PA'F'l'ERSON, ROBERT W. PAYNE, JACK W. PETERSEN, CARL W. PETERSEN, HOWARD PFISTERER, GEORGE E., PIPER, CHARLES PRICCO, ARTHUR W. PUTNAM, GEORGE RANSOM, ROBERT M. RATHBURN, JAMES J. ARMY AIR CORPS CASEY, ROBERT W. CHURM, VINCENT V. COMPTON, ROBERT DEU'FSCH, IRVING DINNING, RICHARD DUTTON, JAMES EDINGTON, RALPH W. ELLINGSON, ROBERT J. ERICKSON, STANLEY FIXEL, ARTHUR J. GEIGER, DON GIOF, JOHN R. GO'I l'SCHAI.K, BILL E. GRUNDER, ROBERT L. HACKE'l l', PERRY H. HANNA, GEORGE HEl.l.AN, ROSS HILL, MERTON JACOVER, DAVID KIMBLE, FRED W. KOPCHA, STEPHEN KOVER, WILLIAM C. KRUTY, SAM LANDES, JOHN E. UNITED STATES NAVY KENNEDY, JOHN A. KOELIIING, RU PE RT NAVY AIR CORPS LARSON, PAUL UNITED STATES MARINES MENARY, JOHN UNITED STATES COAST GUARD PAYNE, ROBERT JR. SIIPIR Annum -A, I , 'I - . A . -,ry Miilxsa ,EE .' SE gl' N ff RAVENSCROET, G. W. REITHMILLER, BILL RENNIA, JAMES SANDERS, DOUGLAS SCHNEIDER, CHARLES SCHWAN, ROBERT SI-IAPIRO, IRWIN SHINER, EDWARD SIEBERT, RICHARD C. SILLIMAN, CUTI.ER SKIBBE, ROY SMITH, FRANK H. SOSNA, SHELDON SPENCER, WARREN F. STERN, LEONARD SWENSON, ROBERT E. VIIANKE, TONI TAYLOR, JAY E. THIEMAN, CLARENCE R. TENN, RICHARD TROMPE'FER, FRANK J. VYNALEK, JAMES C. WEIDMAN, GERALD C. WEIL, CLIFFORD M. WHEEl.ER, HAROI.D P., JR WHITEHOUSE, REMPI-'ER L WILLIAMS, CHARLES H. WOLF, HENRY WYATT, JOSEPH L. WYKOTT, ROBERT L. YOKUM, MEI.VlN C. YOKUM, ROBERT ZAHRINGER, GEORGE LANE, WILLIAM T. LENGNICK, ROGER H. LIEBERMAN, MEI.vYN LIEBMAN, CHARLES MANNERS, LEE A. MAZARKIS, JAMES T. MENDE, FRED PASTI, NICK PETERSON, JAMES S. PURSE, FRANK V. REAUZH, ERNEST G. ROTHBART, NORMAN RUSSELL, XNILLIAM W. LOCKWOOD, ALBERT

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in BRITISH - BOMBAR lllillilllll GREEK DE5TR0iiii4icABlNs1 , 'ffltillll EN fff1i't'M' ,S giant? lt. mx ,M ig AS TI-IE CLASS OF 194-4- 1941 It was good to get back to school . . . there was the Freshman council, and the YW and the House . . . There were the Nickel- odeon nights at Scott Hall . . . afterwards we could dance to Glen Miller . . . Of course, there wasn't going to be any war . . . Char- lotte stamped her feet and waved her fist and everybody cheered . . . it was peace week . . . Wasn't initiation hectic . . . every- body tied one on and talked about the fra- ternity when it was over . . . Northwestern offers all the advantages of both a large and small school . . . when that was written you didn't even put your tongue in your cheek . . . we had a lot of fun at Wait a Minute , the Wad-M11 show . . . remember the St. Charles conference . . . You wished you'd studied harder again . . . but this time you bought a Hymarx outline . . . VVcll you'd do better next year! 51 Dil! EHTIYYV5- was r1.1 MPORT or T0BRli!5kA CAPTURE D vAl0 muy T0 FIGH sims is Nvlwm Q -UW it oo