Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1942 volume:

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'f -fff 'f' . .' 1' 'mi fit ' .' 1,-NLS' EEZ! -vw' ,ff--J' 1- f A -f id - - - If ff H- ' 'ff' -... ,X . f. Lf L49-' 1 ,459 , uf., Q2 ff K ' -'-rw:-, -'r-V-. SHHDDUJS . ' .I ' - -1 1 v - f ' . J 1 ,fp g. ,, 4. .IP ,,.J, ,omg FORECHST CUIIIIIIG EUEIITS FHCULTV, CLHSSES, HCTIUITIES, RTHlETICS, URGHHIZHTIUIIS, FEIITURES -, S, -Q' N' K ONE OF THE EVER SHINING LIGHTS OF OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY, WE DEDICATE THIS 1942 ANNUAL. It is a richly deserved compliment that the students of Ohio Northern pay to Dr. C. H. Freeman in dedicating this issue of the Annual to him. For many years Dr. Freeman has brought to his task a passionate love of the great masters of poetry and prose. He has so studied them as to make them a part of himself. Adding to their timeless utterances his own illuminating inter- pretation, shrewd comment, and profound insight into their meanings, he has made these masters live again for succeeding generations of Northern men and women. As a teacher, Dr. Freeman has few superiors and still fewer peers. His readiness of quotation, the wide range of his memory, the deft touch of his humor make him outstanding in the class room. His influence upon his students is deep and permanent. I am proud, therefore, to have some part in writing this warm word of appre- ciation in honor of a master mind and a choice spirit, and to share in the re- curring experience of the touch of this beloved man upon the generations that have known him. President - . . r!L.Y -I WIS!! 1 BDIVPE C0llEGE5! FUUR 0F THEIII, Illl UIIDEH UIIE IIHIIIE HIID GUIDIIIG LIGHT 0Hl0 IIURTHERII UlllUERSl'W.A. . --A.. ,sd I 6 . f-, .-n- , , . . wg ,,e, , 1,i,, r wx 'IZ ,-i ,:fl., . 've + IN g . l 1w 5,5 'fy -Eg .x X Q3J: - - , an-3 , A N. yi X xx' X l -. -.-. Ldf Y' tm' ,L 'X l N ' . X xi, M xfxxj ,I A1 , I I . - 5-. ,LA 1 af. .K 3, ' 5 ggi 5, .h,Hg,V5 b .5 J +zf5:f 7 5 . 4' ,--M 4 ,. - 4 I . , 'f '4 'wk f - VV A , 'C T5 I 5 c 4 E L . 1,5 J 5 : ' 11' Q T . 1 EEE W E K1 't' ' ink ggi gif Q 2 E'iwQ:W T EW? Lei .A RQ iff: H, q?W2hEQE'? 5MiY?f JEMHKERQMQ, L W Lx. :: Zi! K by'Z x 5 r as, - WS.. Q n HORTHERH'S FUURTH PRES To Doctor Robert Williams, president of Ohio Nor- thern University since 1929, belongs much of the credit for making our institution what it is. Prexy's genial personality and breadth ot interest account for his popularity among students and faculty alike, as well as for his popularity as a speaker both on and off the campus. IDEHT Dr. T. I. Smull Director of Engineering Development D. E. Barnes Assistant to the President Mrs. T. N. Ewing Treasurer Mrs. C. E. Fiddler Registrar Decm I. A. 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Harding Law Building ,Hil1M8l'Il0ljg Y A Hz V Q, r, --hgh, ML, If 2.2 1 fgll P411 , Clyde Albert Lamb Director of the Department of Health and Physical Education and Professor of Health and Physical Edu- cation Childe Harold Freeman Professor of English Lit- erature William Peter Lamale Professor of Piano and Organ Wilfred Ellsworth Binkley Professor of History and Political Science Edwin Vergon Smith Professor of Law Alexander Raffen Webb Professor of Civil Engin- eerinq Frank Lewis Loy Director of the Division ot Teacher Training and Pro- fessor of Education Clifle Deming Professor of Speech Frank Lewis Berger Professor of Physics Iesse Raymond Harrod Professor of Chemistry James Albert Whitted Professor of Mathematics Winona Pearl Geetinq Professor of Education Haydn Owens Professor of Voice George Horace McFadden Professor of Pharmaceuti- cal Chemistry Dawson Gerald Fulton Professor of Mathematics Harris Arthur Lamb Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Arthur Warren Phelps Assistant Professor ol Low Lewis Earl Miller Assistant Professor of Chemistry Louis Rowell Herrick Professor of Modem Lan quctqes Donald Stuart Pearson Professor of Electrical En qineerinq Raymond Anson Dobbins Assistant Professor of Biology Lawrence Freeman Assistant Professor of English George Willard Patton Assistant Professor of Eco- nomics and Business Ad- ministration Milton Louis Neuroth Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Elizabeth May Lewis Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration Don Willard Watson Assistant Professor of Vio- lin and Public School Music Iol-in B. Harrison Assistant Professor of His- tory Harold Gibson Davidson Instructor in Music George W. Klein Instructor in Department of Mechanical Engineering Mildred Lee Youngs Instructor in Physical Edu- canon Dorance Rex Lowman Assistant Professor of Ins dustrial Arts Thomas Newell Ewing Assistant Professor of Psy- choloqy Ella Irick Instructor in lunior Music Iohn Allen Kramer Physician in Charge of Health Service and In- structor in the Department of Health and Physical Education Mary Margaret Gillespie Instructor in Latin and Director of Turner Hall Hazel Landeen Instructor in Pharmacy C Alfred P. Koch Instructor in Economics and Business Administra- tion Helen Marie Ansley, R.N. Nurse Anna Frances Bentley Secretary io the Registrar Helen Amold Secretary to the Director of Teacher Training, Dean of Men and Dean of Women Charles E. Fiddler Instructor in Law Eleanor Messerly. R.N. Nurse Birdell Foos Secretary 'ro the President Evelyn Halstead Secretary io ihe Dean of Engineering Doris Messenger, B. A. Secretary to the Treasurer and Business Manager rl rl I rl Blilmar. rnesnmnn, sornomone, .lu nl n senlon, nonmenn ugsurs on nnoruen wa cnl senennnon . PRESSER MUSIC HALL FRESHIII II ll Vi .. W IJIW5 FUll 0 l , EHGV, EH HSIII- lllHHT UPPERClFl5SI1l I5 ll UIOUS? OFFICERS Glenn Neiswcmder. Pre xdent William Bailey. . Vice President Elaine Wise ..... Secretary Georqe Woods . . Treasurer 1? MMR -I rE . .- -gs 'W E5 ,Lgzg aj I D. Barr F. Kustcr D. Plouqher P. Huddle R. McElWcrin A. Ensign D. King I. Lindsey D. Loy I. Clark I. Shaffer D. Nash C. Elwood B. Van Atta P. Deemer B. Younger P. Wolqomot A. Dcmvis L. Dybdll R. Willeke S. Horcrch B. Iones I. Lindsay B. Stettler G. Neiswcmder R. Neiswcmder V. Meriz M. I. Bolcmder S. Burley F. Berger B. Cox E McDevxtt M. Winqczrdner P. Kirkenddll I Amment M. Bdshor E. Dcmniczls K Bczumcm W. Mcmk E. Pdhs L Bdrcmsy W. Sousley I. Evcms N Augsburqer B. Needy E. Ankerrncm F Arthur I. Heitzmun M. Ioseph S. Creps M. Powell M. Gumbill G. Auqsburqer A. Drake I. Pochol L. Dybcll H. Ault E. Wise E. Olson L. Butler 3 I ffl '- i-FQEI. ' be -e ' 1. um if - , 0 f ' :Wy ix few Y A F H kai 2 .Q LW Cf, H' - .1 i' 'en Dm:-efL W1- A! 1' Q5 JG ir!-A I 1 'l f , X , QL? . 1 Higgs.. VL, , .9 J 'W Q .Lk- I .,Y.1 ', 1 , , Q , - .w 1 .F Y dv V X 1 A . -u ' K. 7 iizgf .?' wg' UTJ.-1 . ...-...x 6,11 I if ::s,:.::i - . 1 Aa V 3 ,I 3 'fr w 1 1 , 1 , 3 . I-I T' i V ' ' . 4 ji ii-13? f -H-12. W 1--e' 1 -V 1 :' 5 .P ul- gf: bl. F ' X1 ' - L. ' rd: A 5' , ,g D 1 A Y x i. -1 V. Y, . -L Af-2-f,aI1::,? f f.:'- , .pb X 4' 2:9 ' 2 g i W I '.Q!l1',,5f!J Wg: '-- , H 5 .U - 5 V 'K fl .H G, . fb: Q, v I -l -1 5 W j ' 1 53111 b . -7 l vii' H! lIG T K UHU R S I IIJUVIHG Q 145-ii ig OFFICERS Robert Smyth ..... Presxdent Cell Kozelkc ..... Vlce Presldent William Hamilton . . . . . . . . . . .Secretory Treasurer gf? GN? I 6 A bye' . . I Abu' -it-Ufwwxg-. 1- 4 I- . ' A K.. '- aug-1 1 , Q I H ,- , . :V .K 4, ' v ,+f, H lggfjf lj A L, LJ Q3 H ..-X ., , 'RFQ waiq .----qfx ' ' w V wf--49, ,--:f'1 r A 5' ni' -1 ff- 1 -Q .Lv I, T- Y' 57 Y 1' jvi L -' iii 'Q' 1 ivy' ,A 'y2I '.-ei M . A , 5' 3 -. ' x, ' ' 'N K l 1 0 '7 LQ Q Q H ici,-ALL- ' J if 14: ,- W D. Messenger C. Stcxckhouse M. I. O'Conner N. Wcmchic C. Shephard C. Heck R. Frysinqer . Reclcer Q. Mcxxfield B. Smythe C. Hiller R. Augustine B. Minke . Eisle B. Miller F. Rainsberqer M. Rulledqe H. Rew R. Swonger D. Goforth . Shirmer F. Howard Maul Vcxunorsdull. . Clifton Hubbell D. Clark I. Tozzer A. Hcchey T. Webb P. Meihls O. Fox E. Schott D. Dorney E. Anderson wiv? MP1, P. Kennedy E. Walker H. Muhlemcm V. Pond C. Kozelkc 4 W-ASW 3 4, 3 fq Y - E,-4 v t?:E ug ,,i.g.. , . 3 Q wg R. Rice W. Schoul C. Thobuben B. Trueblood C. Hiller I. Strong C. Fredericks D. Lone R. Frysinger R. Walters F. Gczske R. Eley H. Shipper A. Potter R- Short C. Fredericks B. Huey A- Luft D. Recker E- Smiih JUHIO l UI T' TL JU HT CLHHS S V1 n IT LF In I :Sl l10EIH l OFFICERS Kent Cottermun .... Presxdent George Whit11es. .Vxce Presxdent Icmes Eden .... Secre ary Ray Miller. . Treasurer . 9' 3? H3-' Hifi A . .f ' A -.Q-1 if fm 5 I 1 ,n i A 'i 1 x in 1 'ws Il Us B: lin I 3 i 2 iz -5 E i I I 1 3. I I 2 3 ,aa-P' if Q-'WY Roger Andrews Mildred Banbury Herbert Blue 30 11 Fred Ankermcm John Barber Bob Bowden Helen Arnold lean Baum N ormon Bowsher Ioe Bruzzese 51' J' 'Inav 1, I, Il' , I ohn Bcxchellor Bob Bischoff Bob Brown Ruby Burton 4 ! 1 ie. n,. 3 n T-f' 'Tw lim Baker Dick Blesh Chuck Browning Virginia Byroads Bob Carey Dalton Donley F em Pailor Ed Freyiogl 9 Ari Cherry Ann Driiiell Pete Floyd Fred Gaizke Sid Clark Virginia Duvall Howard Foust Howard Geer Kent Cotterman lim Eden Phil Fox Dave Davies Bob Irwin Patty Frase X-7' ae 995' iaa iaa a a 1 , W Y xg, 139' 31. f ' 'I f me msg Ioan Gesling Norm Healy Alice Huston Sal Glorioso Glen Hover Angelo Iannotti Roland Graves Wade Huber Bob Tewell Ioel Kimmel Vance Hall Elsie Hunter Ivor I ones Marge Knowlton Bob Hardy I oe Hurley Ieanelte Iones Nelson Lawless lkkk E En X K. ull, , , ff? rr l - ,.kx ig w X ' 'CL ' Q4 'iles x, A W 'ff' .'----2315 1' '3,,. if. ,T ' J 1 .-I,-.l I vi 1- Sf 'l.V 4T ' ' 6 ,yn- David Lcxutsbauqh leanne Loy Lem McMcmness Ruth Mitchell Wx 'Q fv Iohn Lawrence David Luiin Millie Mead Dick Morrison 'fi' '35, r Mike Lecholop Frank Mann Mabel Merlz Don Moiter A-K '13 Donald Limpach Sid Marcus Belly Messenger Nan Looney Iohn McCutchen lack Miller -au- ,..-v- -QF pq 11-N. 'ffm , L V-vu Charles Mustine Dale Pugh Otis Rogers 34 ff' Allred Knave Antoinette Purpus Ame Roivas PN fp' 'FT' sm vgiirz -elf , Bob O'Donnell Bob Rudy Edwin Roe Ruth Severns ' U. .4 'tux S.x J -QQ?-n ,M 'Fx' 9 1-rr.. l-0 JS 'PQ llql' Iohn Pelcxch Herb Rettig Genevieve Rothe Dave Shamp 'lm Bill Phillips Ken Robinson Deiord Schwall Charles Shepherd S-...- l i Kenneth Shoemaker Janet Steer Lucile Walker Fred Wilcox EQ, A A I fs: 4' ' wie 9 K3 r Pat Smallenbarqer Ruth Thayer Benny Weiser Bettye Williams 'Zi 'C7' v ff --v if 4 '. 'Q H - I ,159 . ,lf-:V to x ,, W 7 V V A LL !f,N.,,4, 15 I flu.. George Smith Ioe Thomas Austin White Harry Wise Fred Spranq Doris Thompson Claire Whitmer Larry Zimmerman Tom Stacy Paul Tobin George Whittles 'Bw' -su., 4-Q. its Ni 'im A QQ, avg, gs 1115 v'..4- N44 ,t Q-:ni s-.. , 'Y '34 'F' r THE UT E F, HIS IGHT UF H if BS . . THEV lE ' 'I' 0RROU.l 'vm-F' OFFICERS Alfred Treherne President Charles Hcrblitzel Vxce President Mcrihc1VPQrker ..... . .Secretary Vfillicm Neiheiser. . . Treasurer ,lblx ,.4 51 .'Q As the Seniors pcrss in procession to the outer World, they curry with them vivid memories of their college days. They are now ready to serve their country, which awaits their leadership ond guiding light in the world of turmoil. Richard Black, BJ-l. Robert Branstetter, B.S. in M.E. Dominic Bianco. LL.B. Helen Ansley. B.A. Rex Bell, LL.B. Charles Burt. B.S. in Phar. David Barr, B.S. in Phar. Arthur Amiet, B.S. in Ed. lane Bowers. B.S. in Phat. Nelson Bloom, B.A. Merle Baird. B.S. in C.E. Iames Armstrong. B.S. in Phat. Norman Bray, B.S. in Ed. Dave Brown, LL.B. Floyd Brown, B.S. in Ed. Dwight Archinal. B.S. in Pl-rar. Robert Binkley. BA. Norma Bailey. B.S. in Ed. Robert Burley, B.S. in Phar. Betty Beem. B.A. Thomas Bender, B.S. in E.E. Robert Capps. B.S. in Phar. Robert Coleman. B.S. in E.E. Curt Crawmer. A.B., LL.B. Robert Eley. B.S. in Ed. Warren Cremean. B.S. in C.E. Pauline Cole. LL.B. Stanley Epstein. LI..B. C. Norman F ink. B.S. in Phat. Robert Cowan. B.S. in Ed. Robert Durbin. B.S. in Ed William Davies. BA. Melville Fryer. B.S. in Ed. William Conner. B.S. in IVLE. Leona Duncan. B.S. in Ed. Robert Edwards. B.S. in Ed. Frank Fyke. B.S. in M.E. Bina Mae Crosser. B.S. in Ed. Richard Downinq. B.S. in M.E. Thurman Forsythe. B.A. Birdell Foos. B.S. in Ed. Mabel Casper. B.S. in Ed. lack Drury. B.S. in C.E George Feidler. B.S. in C.E. George Hawkey. B.S. in Phat. Harry Hoffman. LL.B. Ioel Keller. B.S. in RE. Clay Folsom, B.S. in Ed. Betty Hinkle. B.A. Paul Huber. B.S. in E.E. Hyman Kasofsky. B.S. in Phat. Robert Filliez, B.S. in E.E. Ned Hughes. B.S. in NLE. Standish Hopper. B.S. in M.E. Stanley Kuiawski. B.S. in Phat. lack Gtale. B.S. in E.E. Rosemary Huston, B.S. in Ed. Edwin Hart. B.S. in Phat. Rachel Kennedy. B.S. in Phat. Gerald Halstead. B.S. in E.E. Charles Hablitzel, B.A. Helen Hull. B.S. in Ed. Ralph I-indsttom, B.S. in E.E. Betty Harris. B.S. in Phat. Lawrence Itey. B.S. in NLE. Hornet Lebold. B.S. in E.E. William Lamale. B.A. lack Margolis. B.S. in Pl-lar. Scot! McCoy. LLB. Waller Lloyd. B.S. in Ed Bruno Malone. B.S. in Ed. William Morse. B.A. I. Robert Omdoril, B.S. in Phar. Beniamin Loan, BA. Harry Moon. B.S. in M.E. Iames A. Miller. B.S. in M.E. Iune L. Person. B.S. in Ed. Gia Luther Liggett. LL.B. Ersel Mohr. B.A. William Neiheiser, B.S. in M.E. Howard Potts. B.S. in Phat. Katheryn Lust. B.S. in Ed. Charles Meighan, BJ-l. Leonard Opdycke. B.S. in C.E. Mariha E. Parker, B.S. in Phar. Iohn LaRock. LL.B. Doris Messenger B.A. Randall Oller, B.S. in Ed. lack Pritchard, B.S. in Phat. Cloyd Rogers. B.S. in E.E. Iohn Skelly, B.S. in Phar. Donald Pletcher, BA. Thomas Parrino, LL.B. William Smith, B.S. in Phat. Sam Singer, B.S. in Phat. Herman Patterson, BJ-l. Herbert Park, B.S. in M.E. Lowell Shafler, B.A. Lowell Shuck. B.S. in Ed. lean Porter. B.S. in Ed. Harold Resnick, B.S. in Phar. Charles Shobe, LL.B. Earl Troup, B.S. in M.E. Robert Pugh, B.A. Kenneth Rice. B.S. in Phar. Iohn Spon, LL.B. Robert Townsend, B.A. Delmar Reagan, B.S. in M.E. Robert Slusser, B.S. in E.E. William Tivener, BA. Hiram Taylor. B.A. George Urich. B.S. in Ed. George Thacker. BA. William Umbrazun. B.S. in M.E. Robert Wilson. B.S. in C.E. Charles Taqqert. B.S. in E.E. Cletus Vincke. B.S. in E.E. lane Weaver. B.S. in Ed. Alired Treherne. A.B.. LL.B. Paul Weaver. B.S. in Ed. Vernon Young. B.A.. LL.B. Edward Treherne, B.S. in Ed Iohn Wade. LL.B. !JBBI1I1IZf1'l'lUI1S FUR THE PHIIURHIHH UF URGIIIIIZH- TIUIIS HT OHIO IIDRTHERII . . . BIOLOGY BUILDING A, , , r l Constituting the brighter side of education, the fine arts offer a means of recreation, appreciation, and cultural development beyond the ordinary classroom courses. Students interested in music may participate in the March- ing and Concert Bands, Orchestra, or A Cappella Choir, While those preferring the speaking arts may join Northern Players, Freshman Players, and Debate. w w l Sw.. I r 3-38 aw Il EHPPELLH DIIGCYOI Haydn Owens EH Wit 'f fa' V l EUH I - frm req, . J , i 'e..s SISTS 0F SIHTV SELEETED UOIEES. The A Cappella Choir carries the lights and sings for the glory of Ohio Northern in such cities as New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and many smaller cities and towns en route. There are also engagements in Lima, Dayton, Spring- field, and other small cities and towns only short distances from the University. The choir, organized by group election and directed by Mr. Owens, is this year the largest it has ever been. The members look forward with great anticipation to the trips each year and, having seen the sights and sung their best, return with a new zest to their studies. In addition to the performance of the choir, the chorus presents the annual rendition of the Messiah. This year's chorus was the largest of any that has given the Messiah within the past several years. Besides the Messiah at Christmas time there is also the annual presentation of Stabat Mater for the Easter Festival and a Spring Festival in May. BHIID senues Born ns Director Harold Davidson WE V 'V ' 'L Y a f I, 1 xl-.' f Ls: HHCHIIIG HIID CUIICERT ORGHIIIZHT The Ohio Northern Band takes the spot light at least twice during the year when it presents the winter and spring concerts in Lehr Auditoriurn. The interest taken in band is easily noted by the number of active participants. The spirit is good and the varsities appreciate the support which the band unfailingly supplies Through all kinds of weather, rain, snow, or cold, the band parades the Northern colors as a support to the team. Winning or losing, the band is always ready with a cheering note for the boys who are playing the game. At the basketball games the story is the sarney the band is always ready. ,X If A l 1 - fr f 4 ' f ,fl ,L vi X: W ., KH if 1 4 . , rr M If L. ,fy M W 4' f k Q X M f 4, , - 1 it wb ,A Q L Q. 2 HCCOIIIPFIIIIIIIEIITS HIID IIIDEPEIIDEIIT PRUGRHIIIS The orchestra's brightest light of the year is the spring concert, the climax of the National Music Week observance. lt is at this concert more than at any other time that the orchestra receives the recognition it so ably deserves. Organized through group election and directed by Mr. Watson. the orchestra, though not spectacular, plays an important part on the campus. Looking forward to and planning for the spring concert and the usual broadcast from WLOK, Lima, each a part ot music week, the orchestra does not, however, limit its appear- ances. More subdued but nevertheless important lights of the year are the ap- pearances in Chapel, once each quarter, and the accompaniments for the Mes- siah and the spring festival. Appropriate musical background is gratefully re- ceived by the player groups for such productions as require musical sound effects. Sma1l but dependable is the phrase which can very appropriately be applied to the orchestra. IIORTHERII PLHVERS Bright lights! Curtain calls! A sure sign Northern Players have made another hit! Sponsored by Mr. Deming and affiliated with the national dramatic fraternity, Theta Alpha Phi, the group presents at least three public pro- grams a year. Meetings include the study of lights, makeup, and properties in respect to production, short programs: occasional parties. Drittell, Cole, Byroads. Smith, Kennedy, Bowers, Duncan, Baum, Kenne- dy, Slaybaugh. Bozarth, Muhleman, Sing- er, Bryant, Forsythe. West, Wise, Focht, Iohns, Plaugher, McChesney. Dunlap, Woods, Creps, Garwick, Dhume, Stone, ' Perry. Freshman Players, a junior organization of Northern Players, has its share of bright lights, regular meetings and parties. Counseled by two N.P. members under the adviser, Mr. Deming, the group presents two public programs, a group of three one-act plays, and one three- act play. The group is taken into full membership in N.P. at the big spring party. FRESWHIIIHII PLHVERS Scene from Outward Bound' Finishinq touches for ct hcmdsome profile. Rough sailing in Outward Bound Oh. sh! Watch that pose. Not kid stuff- pantomime. Fresh Players cut up. gil! 4 Q 'L is-...QP lllEII'5 DEBHTE Under the capable direction of Major Clitte Deming, the members of this year's rnen's debate team discussed the question: Resolved: That the Federal government should regulate by law all labor unions in the United States, con- stitutionality conceded. Since there were not enough participants to take part in the tournament, the non-decision debates this year took place on the campus between the men's and Wornen's teams. wr 3 ' 'Q I . 'Kb , D. Bianco. P. Weaver, I. Lawrence Ed Etsele, B. Cox, R. Swonger. L sh I . N I tl .I I u F 1 F . V 1 if ff' 1 ll V.. , -,, , Y, 'AV me ' 7 1 ' z,-ff Ar il' ft ny ,l .x- L W 'AA-.JJ :Iii -f, , . ,H-- 9' N j f :f,l'l.4 ,H ' I ' 'll XLR' U.l0ll'IElI'S DEBHTE Cole, Frase, Major Deming, Plaugher, and Duncan. Although our team did not take part in the tournament, they entertained on our campus members of the debate teams of Ohio University and Wittenberg College. The women's debate team, coached by Major Cliffe Deming, is open to all women students, and provides excellent training in organizing and presenting material convincingly before an audience. The subject for discussion for our women's debate team was identical with that of the men. Therefore, it was inter- esting and entertaining to hear the sexes battle on the same proposition. HBE BHUUP? ln order to keep the light of democratic fellowship burning brightly on the campus, certain groups have been organ- ized to assist in maintaining order and cooperation among students, as well as to offer recreational and social oppor- tunities for all students. These groups include the AWS, WAA, YMCA, YWCA, Omega Phi Kappa, and the En- gineer's Executive Council. The Pan Hellenic and Interfra- ternity Council are also a service to our University. The Association of Women Students is composed of all the Women on the campus. Each Woman automatically becomes a member upon entering the university. It spon- sors the Feminine Forum programs and conducts the Freshman. Hell Week. ln the fall, a pot luck supper was given with the installation oi officers. Many leadership dinners were given and this year it helped sponsor a Red Cross benefit dance. The association has four governing boards: executive, legislative, house council and Freshman advisory. The legislative board plans and regulates the women's activities. It is made up of the AWS officers, the presidents of WAA, YWCA, and Pan Hellenic council. The executive board consists of the officers. This year the office of second vice president was added. The legislative board also acts as a student government in solving disciplinary problems. The AWS sponsors an annual formal dance, which is usually held at Christmas. HOUSE COUIICIL nnu FRESHITIHII HDUISERS The House Council is composed of the presidents elected by the various houses. They meet to discuss the perplexing problems of their groups. The council exists primarily for the correlation and the cooperation of the various houses. Several leadership dinners are held by this group during the year. The freshman advisory board members are upper classmen selected by the Dean of Women to act in an advisory capacity to the incoming freshmen. They attend the house meetings, help organize the houses, and discuss individual problems with the girls in order to help personal adjustment. I. Porter, B. Harris, L. Perry, M. Mertz, M. Parker, K. Lust, E. Hunter, M. Banbury, N. Loon- ey, A. Luft, D. Messenger, I. Schultz, M. DuMond, I. Person, A. Purpus, E. Walker, V. Du- vall, N. Bailey, I. Evans.. B. Messenger, M. Floyd, Miss Tolt, R. Mitchell, M. Mertz, V. Byroads, E. Smith. EIIGIIIEERS EHEEUTIUE EOIIIIIIITTEE Moon, Creme-an, Vincke, Parks, Dean Needy, Taggart, Bender, Wilson, Lindstrorn, Hopper, Op- dycke, Troup, Professor Webb, Professor Pearson. Bender, Professor Patton, Fredricks, Shamp, Rogers, Daniels, Lutin, Lecholop. Meighan, Davies, Wilcox, Yonger, Swonqer, Fry- singer. Loan, Meredith, Thomas, Berger, Willeke, Webb, Ianottl. Burt, Binkley, Grafe, Clap- per, Iolley, Cox, Clark. Gaskey, Brush, Mclilwain, Treherne, Conner, En- sign. Wise, Zimpler, Trueblood, Wellman, Reliig, Needy, Shaffer, Mabee, Coller- mcm, I. Shaffer. Vlfhile. 62 EIIGIIIEERS' EIIECUTIUE CUIIIIIIITTEE This committee is composed of one member from each of the three en- gineering societies: ASME, ASCE and AIEE, and the heads of the engineer' ing departments. The purpose of the group is to take care of all the matters concerning all the engineers and to stimulate an interest in engineering. This year engineering is most import- ant. lt directs the general program of Engineer's Week and the Engineer's Ball. lt has charge of many other en- gineering functions. VIIICR The YMCA membership rose to a new high this year. Many interesting discussions on the phase of War were led by Well-known speakers, Oren Dickison, James Blissell, and Ralph Shilling. The usual parties Were held, an interesting interscholastic ping pong team was sponsored and many happy hours were spent in the Y rooms. loint meetings were held with the YVV' during the year. Witli the fine cooperation of the entire group, the YM saw a very successful year. 63 VIIICFI Onward Christian Students was the theme around Which the entire YWCA program was built. Discussions were led on a marriage series. The spring program was on Onward Christian Students in Living. During the year each house was honored with He- cognition Night. Social activities in- cluded: concessions, candy sales, tax stamp collections, Freshman Week activities, tea for Mrs. Vlfhitted, pot- luck dinners, entertaining the high school Girl Reserves and senior tare- Well. HEIILTH SERUICE When the lights tail-refueling is gained at the Student Health Service under the direction ot Professor Clyde Lamb. With the competent guidance of Dr. Iohn A. Kramer many lights flicker but glimmer brightly again with the able assistance of Misses Helen Ansley and Eleanor Messerly. Shining through under this ever- smiling whiteness comes the health ot the student body of Ohio Northern. V ' 1, L: -2-.X ipwia. t K' ij '-1:1 . lah tr , ' qua I .11 R lTH SERU Rouhier, Baum, O'Connor Geslinq, Horach, Evans Bailey, Purpus, Ienkins Bashor, Hardman, Grundler. Iohns, Amment, Long, len- kins, House, Hoffman H. Rew, Arthur, D. Rewz Sharnp, MacDonald, Klinqler. Parlette, Iacobs, Huston, Schultz, Luft, Pounds Clifton, T. Alay, Fox, Pl Frase. Casper, Bryant, Severns, Carpenter, Wise, Fahs Phillips, smith, Moore, Powell, Booth, Arnold. Porter, Parker, E. Frase, Thayer, DyBall,, Park, Mertz, Vannorsdall, Perry. Dr, Cramer, Eleanor Mes- serley, Helen Ansley. 65 -ST EJBUUPS When classes are over, lights are turned on the numerous activities in which lawyers mingle with pharmics, and musicians with engineers. Now the lights are turned low, and the spotlight singles out the a cappella choir practicing for a concert . . . or it focuses on members of the publica- tions staffs-working feverishly on last-minute copy . . . with the dawn, the light of the sun strikes dazzling White suits of girls participating in sports offered by the Women's athletic association or our varsity team Working out for an important game . . . evening brings a glow on the campus from the lights in the rooms where the various clubs are meeting . . . and the week-end, With its fraternity and sorority dances and finally the Sunday concerts . . . Mon- day . . . time for classes again. COIIIIHERCE CLUB Crosser, Loy, Zehner, Schultz, Pounds, Arnold, Messenger, Foos, Faber, Lutin, Schull, Rice, Swon- qer, Gcrskey. Moore, Miller, Hclinsberqer, Kunze, Davies, Block, Locm, Binkley, Wentz, cmd Dean Potter. HIIIIISTERIHL FISSUCIHTIOII CUIIIIIIERCE ClUB A shining example of growth is ex- hibited by the Commerce club, now in its third year on the campus. Prom- inent business men from many fields appear as speakers at the weekly dinner meetings. Among the speakers this year were an accountant, director of drug relations, manager of a Better Business bureau, and a social secur- ity executive. The purpose of the club is to acquaint students with the busi- ness world and to help them make contacts with potential employers. IIIIIIISTERIHL IISSDCITHTIUII The steady gleam maintained by the members of the Ministerial Associa- tion stands ior more than mere good fellowship and speaking experience. These youths are the source ot the religious guidance of the future. At their meetings this year the theologi- ans were addressed by such religious speakers as Dr. Williams, Dean Pot- ter, Dr. Rockwell Smith of Northwest- ern University, and the local minis- ters. , BI0l0GV CLUB When the light gleams forth from the upper story of the Biology building, one can be sure the members of the Biology club are gathered for their bi- monthly meetings. Many interesting and varied programs are presented, including slide shows, reports, lec- tures by the advisers, and occasion- ally outside speakers. Annual social events are the Soup Supper and the Wiener Roast. Any student interested in biology may join. Dean Huber and Dr. H. A. Dobbins are advisers. CHEIIIISTIW CLUB Helping to keep burning brightly the light ot science, the Chemistry club meets bi-monthly to hear addresses of guest speakers and quarterly pap- ers presented by each member. Mem- bership in this group is composed of student affiliates of the American Chemical society. Any student inter- ested in chemistry is privileged to join. One hall hour university credit is given tor satisfactory work. Faculty adviser for the group is Dr. Lewis E. Miller. BI0l0GV CLUB ITIISTRV C Deon Huber, Ansley, Bo- lender, Hoffman, Dybcrll Daniels, DuMond, Hunl- er, Hull, Slcrybcruqh, By- erly, Dr. Dobbins, Bow- den. Fryer, Morse. Pugh, Dr. Miller, Dr. Hor- rod, Hunter, Hob, Hull. Fletcher, Conover, Freder- icks, Minke, Ault, King, Burkholder. Bloom, Clopper, Deemer, Hiller, Burns, Welshofer. Peterson, Thacker, Spronq, Andrews, Robinson, Bennett. 71 Smith, Hosenfelcl, Parrino Bruzzese, Williamson, McElroy, McCoy. Hall, Tobin, Fousi, Crow mer, Young, Roe, Hoff- man, Phillips, Wade, Bell Gulick, Barber, Epslein, Hicks, Runyan, 'Worman Mayer, La Rock, Cole, Spon, Bianco, Shobe, Hockey. Harrington, Petter, Sauer, Akiin. Rader, Rady, Allison, Bow- sher, Fleming, Baker, Hite, Orphan, Dephler, Treh erne, Trere, Sheaier, Forsythe, Laila. 72 JUIIIUR BHR JUIIIOR BIIR The Iunior Bar Association is the ra- diating center of activity of the law college. All students in this college automatically are admitted to mem- bership in the organization upon en- rollment. Its enlightening purpose is the promotion oi good fellowship and the furtherance of the legal knowl- edge ot the group through contact with outside speakers in the protes- sion. ln addition to its more serious functions, the association participates in the social lite of the campus through the sponsoring of the annual Barrister's Ball, and under joint-spon- sorship with the Pharmacy college, the Lawyer-Pharmic Dance. OFFICERS Vernon Young ............ President V. P. Liggett. . . .... Vice President Ray Miller .... ..... T reasurer Ioe Bruzzese ..... ..... S ecretary 73 UHUPR The Ohio Northern Pharmaceutical Association fosters interest among those who intend to enter the field of pharmacy. Among guest speakers at the monthly meetings are leading lights in the profession of pharmacy and medicine, who help make these a bright spot in the college life of any pharrnic. Each spring the group sponsors a Pill-Rollers open house, and offers refresher courses to keep those in professional service informed of new discoveries. LES HUUCHTS Another comparatively new group on the campus is Les Avocats. Found- ed in 1939, the group selects its mem- bership from students of the Law col- lege, who can meet certain require- ments. At each meeting a few of the members present lectures on current legal questions. Following the talks criticism is offered by the rest of the group. This enhances the public speaking abilities of the members and develops poise in extemporan- eous speaking. Iansen, Bowers, Kennedy, Harris, Duvall, Hardman Rahla, Baransy. Strong, Cherry, Hanne- man, Bachellor, Hardy, Moore, Wolff. Maddox, Schaeffer, McDevit, Butler, Reese, Percoski. McFadden, Dean Raabe, Neuroth, Hamilton, White, Bryant. Spon, Shobe, Aktin, McCoy. Harrington, Hockey, Wade, Hoe. Bell, Trere, Navare, Latta, Strobel. Rittenour, Baker, Allison, Younq, Hite, Crawmer, Dephler. 75 L. Opdycke, G. Whittles, R. Bischoff, N. Hughes, R. Wilson, G. Fiedler, C. Browning, R. Downing, I. Jones, H. Moon, R. Smyih E Trou E Fre , - P1 - Y' iogle, F. Mann. fNot in picture-Ioel Kellerl. N. Bash, S. Light, L. lrey, H. Moon, Dean Needy, H. Parks, E. Troup, W. Neiheiser, N. Dracos, V. Lombardo, D. King, G. Augsburger. H. Geer, I. Neffley, R. Bran- sietter, D. Reagan, W. Conner, I. Poole, D. Nash F. Kusta, W. Rankin, B. Russell, N. Hughes. R. Clark, R, Trueblood W. Buzzard, C. Browning, I. Kimmel, B. Irwin, I. Zink, N. Augshurger, C. Elwood, F. Wilcox. D. Lane, E. Brush, A. En- sign, R. Stombaugh, H. Baker, M. Feit, H. Augs- burger, E. Olson, C. Nag- el, S. Hopper, I. Miller, S. Clark, E. Chantos. E. Freyiogle, S. Bissell, I. Dobbins, H. Blue, W. Golclenberg, R. Iudson, N. Healey, G. Whittles, W. Huber, L. McManness, R. Aberholden, R. Down- ing, R. Needy, G. Bran- dle, R. Umbrazum, Knot in picture-W. Sousley, I. Cole, Otis Rogers, Frank Fyke, R. Neis- wanderl. 1 76 UIIESFI Bright light of the engineering college is the Ohio Northern Engineer's Speakers Association, founded be- cause the original members saw the great need for speaking finesse in their profession. The group holds weekly dinner meetings at which pre- pared and extemporaneous speeches are presented and criticized. Tem- porary toastmasters are appointed each Week. Because of the many ap- plicants, the club is forced to restrict membership to fifteen upperclass en- gineers. The Ohio Northern branch of the American Society of Mechanical En- gineers offers a means by which students of this department may shine in other Ways than in their ac- tual professional Work. At their bi- Weekly meetings student and guest speakers present papers and lec- tures. Prizes are given yearly to the best student speakers and one of these presents his paper at the Alle- gheny Hegional conference. All mechanical engineers belong to the organization. IISCE For the purpose of casting light on the activities of the civil engineering pro- fession, the Ohio Northern Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers convenes bi-monthly to discuss matters of group interest. Frequently guest speakers address the society. Students enrolled in the department of civil engineering are eligible for membership. Inspection trips are made to neighboring cities, and members attend conferences of professional engineers. Truly concerned With lighting the World, the local chapter of the Ameri- can Institute of Electrical Engineers meets semi-monthly to consider prob- lems of their profession. At these meetings the members present talks and frequently are addressed by guest speakers. Delegates attended the Middle-Eastern AIEE meeting held at the University ot Maryland and visited points of interest in Washington, D. C. All electrical en- gineering students are eligible for membership. Professor Webb, M. Baird, A. White, D. Brown, W. Crernean, R. Recker, E. Rozok. A. Hochey, I. Tozzer, T. Richardson, T. Webb, S. Hetrick, W. Schirmer, C. Thoboben. I. Switzer, R. Duvall, C. Stenger, W. Spencer, F. Berger, D. Dcrvies, H. Rettiq, R. Ford. G. Neiswcmcler, G. Fiedler, C. lnqle, R. Huey, R. Wilson, L. Opdycke, I. Durey, R. Allshouse, T. Auger. I. Campbell, R. Dove, Pro- fessor Peorson, R. Zimp- fer, R. Eley, R. Walter, H. Lebold, R. Frysinqer, l. Iones, R. Morrison, I. Shaffer, I. Amler, R. Lindstrom, R. Meredith. A. Roivcxs, I. Keller, R. Filliez, R. O'Donnell, I. Groie, T. Bender, R. Slusser. I. Barr, D. Motter, R. Short, P. Huber, I. Hol- stecrd, C. Toqgort, R. McElwoin. 79 IIURTHERII REUI Of the many interesting and educa- tional activities on the campus, there are perhaps none so illuminating as those of the Northern Review, the s t u d e n t newspaper publication, which plays its part by bringing into the spotlight bi-monthly the news of the doings of the various organiza- tions and departments of the Univer- sity. It is written, edited, and publish- ed by those students interested in journalism. Meetings are held in The Review offices on the second floor of the Lehr building. Besides the actual news printed, the Review offers oppor- tunity for students of writing ability to see their work in print in the form of features, columns, poetry, and letters to the editor. There is a demand for students interested in the business side of publication, in the line of ad- vertising and business management. One of its tasks this year was the se- lection of the Homecoming Queen by means of ballots printed on the front page. ln addition to the campus circu- lation, papers are sent in exchange for publication of other colleges, and copies are sent to absent students in the army camps and other service divisions. The Review is affiliated with the Ohio College Newspaper As- sociation. Faculty adviser for the or- ganization is Professor Lawrence Freeman. Mary Floyd Nan Looney Ceil Kozeika Betty Messenger Rogers Andrews Ioan Geslinq Doris Thompson Leona Duncan Tom Stacy Virginia Byroads Ice Hurley David Luiin Ianet Steer Esther G. Smith Bob Minke Sol Light Bob Pugh Mike Lecholop Irene Cole Readers of this volume will be inter- ested to learn that, except for the ac- tual printing and engraving, the Northern is entirely a home product, being student written, illustrated, ed- ited, and managed. With few exceptions, photographs were furnished by students, assisted by Professor Clyde Lamb. The theme Northern Lights is symbolic of the brilliant activities and high lights of a year at the university. Work is be- gun at the beginning of the year to or- ganize the book and assign the var- ious tasks to members of the editorial and business staffs. The bulk of the copy is collected during the winter quarter, with photography chiefly carried on in the Fall and early Win- ter. Because of a shortened school year, publication date was advanced several weeks. This necessitated an early deadline for copy, and for this reason certain omissions have been made from group activities, following that date. Without the cooperation of the many organizations and groups on the campus, as well as that of individuals, this book could never have been completed in such record time. An attempt has been made to include every individual on the carn- pus in this yearly record of events. This is YOUR annual, and the mem- bers of the various staffs, the editor, and business manager sincerely hope that you will enjoy reading it. Professor Lawrence Freeman is Fac- ulty Adviser. HIIIIUHL STHFF SUB EDITORS Martha Parker ...... Senior Editor Norma Baily ......... Copy Editor Charles Meiqhn .... Sports Editors Bob Binkley Arline Luft ....,.... Social Editor Knot in picture? Mary Floyd. .Women Sport Editor Knot in picturel PHOTOGRAPHERS Iim Goodall Dean Lone lohn S, Kelly lim Eden Knot in picture? GENERAL STAFF Antoinette Purpus. .Proof Reader lanet Steer ......,... Copy Writer Esther Gay Smith Virginia Byroclds ...... Production Irene Cole Virginia Duvall Knot in picturel GENERAL STAFF Doris Thomason Lila Mae Baransy Helen Hull Nan Looney ..... Women's Sports Betty Hinkle ....,... Copy Writer Doris Schieber Knot in picturel Lawrence Freeman, Adviser Student Publications 83 Ullllililiilfii On the university campus six honorary groups award membership to luminaries in various fields of distinction. These are Alpha Phi Gamma, Kappa Kappa Psi, Nu Theta Kappa, Sigma Kappa Pi, Theta Alpha Phi, and Who's Who. P our of these are nationally recognized, and the other two are local, all being co-educational. Some of them are actively organized groups, but others are purely honorary. Bob Binkley, Dr. Herrick, l Tom Stacy. Esther Gay Smith, Pauline Kennedy Ruth A . nna Vannorsdall, Ianet Steer. SIGIIIFI IHIPPH PI Founded in l93O, , onorary foreign language fraternity, was originally organized for the recog- nition of brilliance among students in French, but was later extended to include the outstanding lights of all the language fields on the campus. Only superior students in these fields Who are also above the average in all their other courses are eligible for membership. Because ot the high requirements and the resulting small membership, the organization has remained relatively inactive, being of purely honorary nature. Dr. Louis R. Herrick is the faculty adviser to the group. the Sigma Kappa Pi h THETH HHPPH For twenty-eight years the Nu Theta Kappa has held aloft the guiding light to scholarship and recognition in the Engineering college. Only outstanding engi- neering students may be elected to this local honorary fraternity. It was created to aid in the raising of scholarship standards of the students enrolled in this college. It holds quarterly meetings, initiating new members and electing officers at the spring meetings. Officers this year were Leonard Opdycke, Presidentp William Connor, Vice President: Robert Branstetter, Treasurer: and Robert Wilson, Secretary. Faculty advisers include all the Engineering professors. They are Dean Needy and Professors Webb, Pearson, Whitted, and Kline. Robert Branstetter, Bill Con- ner, Leonard Opdycke, Bob Wilson. Dean Needy, Professor Pearson, Bill Neihiser, George Whittles, Bob O'Donnell, Professor Webb, Professor Kline. Wade Huber, Fred Wilcox, Vifilliam Spencer. 87 Virginia Byroads, lune Person, Mildred Banbury, Nan Looney, Patty Frase, Dave Lutin. lean Porter, Bob Binkley, Bob Hardy, Tom Stacy, Lowell Schuck. Bruno Mallone, Carol Lew- is, lack Pritchard. E U.IHO'5 l1lH0 National recognition of luminaries on the campus- Nortl'1em's truly brilliant lights-is found in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versities, an annual publication whose purpose is the honoring of outstanding students in an organiza- tion devoid of politics, initiation fees, and dues. Mern- bers are chosen by a committee of the college faculty on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and potentialities tor, usefulness to business and society. Once listed, the student is included until his gradua- tion. This year's list includes Mildred Banbury, Robert Binkley, Virginia Byroads,'Patty Frase, Robert Hardy, Carrol Lewis, Nanette Looney, David Lutin, Bruno Mallone, lune Person, lean Porter, Lowell Schuck, Tom Stacy, Alfred Treherne, lack Pritchard, and Walter White. W. Trunk, I. Kimmel, R. Short, R. Clark, B. Erwin, Meihls. R. Carey, P. Sitting: Professor Davidson. R. Oller. R. Huber, HHP HHPPH PSI PH In music Kappa Kappa Psi, a national band fratern- ity, throws the spotlight on outstanding bandsmen. Sigma Chapter was instituted at Ohio Northern in 1927. The organization serves to promote the best interests of college bandsmen, encourages the better type of band music within the college, and honors the leading lights in the band by the privilege oi mem- bership, thus making their services to the college more efiective. Faculty members are Dean I. Austin Thomas I. Smull, and Professor Harold B Potter, Dr. Davidson. ' I r 1 1 I1 IrlLn Il Lb FLHSH! LIHE H STREHH UF LIGHT HCRDSS THE SIW! 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A graduate of Coe College and Columbia University, Harris has been highly instrumental in the develop- ment of the schoo1's athletic program. MANAGERS The unsung heroes of football are the managers. In this phase of the game, Ed Treherne was the head man, ably assisted by Dick Blesh, Paul Wallace, Armand Ensign and Ed Rozak. Their duties were to keep the balls clean and properly inflated with air, the uniforms and football togs in shape, besides finding time to be the Coaches' handymen. ASSISTANT CQACH After fullbacking for two years, Tom Pierson started the season as fresh- man mentor due to a trick knee which forced him out of regular action. Mid- way in the campaign, the M. D.'s changed their minds as to the seri- ousness of the knee, allowing Tom to finish the schedule by playing a bang-up game at center. ..n. -1' -Z Top: Thomas, Shaffer, Widner, Shoemaker Semple, Mallone, Wanchic, Allshouse, Ed wards, Stombaugh. Middle: Head Coach H. Lamb, Basinger, Lau- less, Fox, Lecholop, Marcus, Geer, Iannotti Bray, Mgr. Treherne, Frosh Coach Pierson. Bottom: Stackhouse, Clark, Skolnik, Crawford Cotterrnan, Anderson, Heck. F00 Bill Ohio Northern's Polar Bears turned in their best football record since '38 by winning six games, losing one and tie- ing one. A third of the mythical Ohio Conference cham- pionship was snared by tieing with Case and Bowling Green. Throughout the season, a potent offense and a Well-knit defense highlighted the Bears' showing. There were many Northern lights this campaign. Show- ing the brightest were Hugh Semple and Sid Marcus, who were placed on the Associated Press All-Conference first team. Other stars chosen were Iannotti, second team guard, Lauless, fullback, and Mallone, end, third team, Ken Shoe- maker, end, and Norman Bray, halfback, honorable men- tion. Prospects are bright that again next season the Northern light will shine over the conference horizon. Angelo Iannotti, guard KLJ Evan Anderson, half Collins Stackhouse, half KLJ FINDLAY The Bears opened the season by hanging a 7-U decision on the neck of their old rival in Findlay. The score Was not indica- tive ofthe Lambrne-n's pow- er as they outrushed the Orange 239 yards to 77. Bray punched over the score on a reverse in the second period. Ken Shoemaker, end CLD Tackle 'im low, bub, tackle 'irn low. ST. LAWRENCE The only defeat ot the season came at the hands of the Larries in Canton, N. Y. to the tune of 13-U. A gent by the name of lim Heiti was the thorn in the Bears' side as he slashed his Way for gains all after- noon. Ken Crawford, tackle CLD Sid Marcus, guard KU Marvin Skolnik, guard ILP 94 I Ken Basinger, quarter QLD Bruno Mallone, end ILP Warren Widner, end ALBION The rugged Bruins in- vaded the state of Michi- gan to emerge victorious by a score of 25-6 over a fast Albion eleven that hadn't met defeat on their field since 1938. Basinger's passing with Mallone and Bray on the receiving end highlighted the Bears' of- lense. That's the way to buck that line. Nick Vlfanchic, full-end KL! CAPITAL The Orange and Black punched out an easy Win over the Purple of Capital by the margin of 27-6 for their third triumph of the campaign. The halftime score Was cr 6-6 deadlock, but the Bears pushed over three touchdowns in the second half while holding the Lutherans in check. Phil Fox, guard CLD Lowell Shaffer, halt KLJ Dick Allshouse, tackle 95 Iunior Bray, half KL? Bob Stombaugh, full Nelson Lauless, full CLD DENISON Before a homecoming crowd at Tait Field esti- mated to be around 2,5UO, the Northern stalwarts bat- tled the Big Red of Denison to cr 7-7 draw. The Bears Were behind at the halt but came on with cr rush and scored the tieing markers in the fourth quarter on Lauless's plunge and Stackhouses conversion. Get that block. MUSKINGUM A mud and rain-soaked home field was no hindrance as the Bruins pounded out a 20-O deci- sion over Muskingum to remain undefeated in the conference race. So com- pletely was the Musky at- tack bottled that they never advanced the ball beyond the Northern 40-yard line. Bob Edwards, center CLD Kent Cottermcrn, halt Mike Lecholop, center KLJ 96 Hugh Semple, tackle CLD Sid Clark, end Ice Thomas, tackle KLJ MT. UNION Ohio Northern had to take to the air to defeat an aggressive Mt. Union team by the score of 14-O. The Purple Raiders employed a 7-man line against the Bears who scored in the second quarter on passes from Heck to Bray and Shoemaker. Stackhouse converted his ninth and tenth extra points of the season. The line-up. HEIDELBERG The Polar Bears ended a highly successful cam- paign by taking a 10-8 ver- dict at Heidelberg. A field goal by Stack proved to be the deciding margin by which the Bears claimed the game and a share of the Ohio conference cham- pionship. Chuck Heck, half ILJ Tom Pierson, center CLD Iohn McCutcheon, tackle 97 BHSHETBHLL Spectacular, thrilling, nerve racking-these adjectives de- scribe a typical basketball game. The tip-oft, grandstand coaching, vendors with their wares, talking it over at hali- time, exciting play, last minute heart throbs-that's basket- ball in a nutshell. A foul shot attempt by Woltjen Getting set for the rebound in ot Wittenberg. the Capital game The basketeers ot Ohio Northern compiled this season the best record under Harris Lamb's regime by Winning 13 games and losing but three. Finishing sixth in the state and conference standings, the Bears piled up 965 points for a 60.3 game average, second high in the midwest. Highlighting the season's play were the battles with Cap- ital and the 82 point onslaught against Ashland which now stands as the Taft gym scoring record. This scintillat- ing play ot this squad can be classed as the best in Polar Bear annals. Two iown ions talk it over while A group of high school quests .ciion Ground the basket. ihe vendors make cr sale. seem to be enjoying the game. ' 1 ,S inqu- Igers Messenger and Icmnom- Couch H, Lomb, Mgr. Icmnotti, Assist. Mgr. Messenger, Detwiler, Thcmos, Dickmeyer. Brown, Mcllone, Halstead, Widner, Shoemaker, Shaffer. Stczckhouse, Hurley, Wcxnchic, Morrison, Cottermcm. 99 Bob Dickmeyer, Q voluoble sub. Atta boY, lerry. Nick Wdnchic, cr becrrcot around the bucket. Bruno Molloney pivot mon deluxe. Floyd Brown, on aggressive floor rncm. Ioe Hurley: fast ond scrappy. 100 THE SEHSUIYS RECURD Northern ............ Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern ..... . . . Bluffton . . . Denison . . Heidelberg Muskingum Wittenberg Albion .... Ashland . . Gitiin ..... Findlay . . . Bluffton . . . THE SEHSUIYS RECORD Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern. . . . . . Wilnuinqton Heidelberg Capital . . . Findlay . . . Ashland . . . . . . Capital . . Kent Cctterrnan, a smooihy with a shooting eye. Lowell Shaffer, the squad's best dribbler. Collins Stackhouse, another aqqressive floor man. Ierry Halstead: with the preciseness of an expert. Widner mixes it up. Warren Widner, the team's best set shot. 101 2 Although it attracted relatively little attention, the Polar Bear track team of l94l was a real credit to the school. Opening its season at Bowling Green in the Northwest Meet, the squad tied with Bowling Green for second place with 38V2 points. Oberlin rolled up 85 points, while Findlay, Toledo and Bluffton trailed behind. During the second week of the season Northern won 70-Bl at Otterbein, and then triumphed 72-59 at Capital three days later. ln a triangular meet at home, Findlay Won with 74-U3 points, followed closely by Northern with 72, while Bluffton made 14-2!3. Also at home, the Bears Won a second three- way meet with this score: Northern 83, Witten- berg 52, Bluffton 26. The Orange and Black made 10 points in the Ohio Conference meet at Wooster. Captain Ioe Banks was an in- spirational leader to the cinder men through- out the season, UHRSITV IIIEII As on other campuses, athletic prowess is honored with awards at Northern. The win- ners of varsity letters automatically become members of the N Association. At present the N is given in football, basketball, track and tennis. A black sweater with an orange N is awarded to the athlete after his first season, and another N is given with each additional season. The style of the N identifies the athlete's field of activity. TRACK SQUAD Shaffer, Morrison, Mollone Shoemaker, Icmnoiti. TRACK SQUAD Louless, Binkley, Semple. Irwin, Sprung. HN., MEN Pierson, Thomas, Icmnotti, Brown, Coach Harris Lomb. Spronq, Louless, Bray, Sample, Binkley. Fox, Heck, Wonchic. Stockhouse, Shoemaker. 103 4 FRESHIIIHII IIUIIIERHLS The freshman numerals are given to faithful frosh athletes, who are obscured during their first year on the campus by the star dust of the varsity men. At present, freshman teams do not have any regular competition with out- side organizations. ln return for their unglori- fied efforts, yearling football, basketball and track men receive a black sweater with orange numerals indicating the year of graduation. FRESHIIIHII FO0TBIIll FRESHIIIFIII A smaller group of freshmen than usual turned out for football, but the loyal nucleus of the squad gave the varsity good enough competition to keep it at top form for each game in its highly successful season. A suffi- cient number of the freshmen showed promise that most of the holes created in the varsity of last fall should be filled capably when next season rolls around. HSHETBHLL Following the general trend of most of the Polar Bear athletic squads at present, this year's freshman basketball crew was com- posed of a rather small group of shooting stars. A new ruling limited the extent of the squad's competition, so it was only from the scrimmages with the varsity that we could guess which of the newcomers would be able to add new flashes to next year's Northern lights. NUMERAL MEN Dove, G. Neiswander, Clark, R. Neiswander, Cox, Woolace, Yeager, Nash, Randels, Davids, Ensign. FOOTBALL Mgr. Siahlman, Sidran, Pelle- grinon, Nagel, Dove, Sousley, Yeager, Randels, Mgr. Wool- OCS. Davis, Mabee, Detwiler, Elwood, Peterson, London, Clark. Davids, R. Neiswander, Mrucz- kowski, Mauk, Nash, Mgr. Ro- Zak. BASKETBALL Powell, Clark, Martino, Yeager, Auger, Mabee, Poole, Student Coach Thomas. Randels, Carpenter, Cox, Wib- beler, G. Neiswander, Bailey. 'IOS 6 4 l IIITRIHIIURIH SPURTS With manager Norman I-leale ' h y in c arge, Ohio Nor- thern's intramural program was in the midst of one of the closest contests in recent years when the Nor- thern went to press. Seven ot the eight fraternities competing had a good chance at the all-sports trophy. ln golf, the Theta Kap and Sig Pi teams tied with scores of 177 on the Lo Eisele and Leferink of the Theta Kaps Won the first place points in the play-off. The annual pushmobile g was Won by the Delta Sigs, but no points are given in this event. The Phi Mu team st Creek course at Lima, but race at Homecomin went through the tennis schedule undefeated to take that title. In the handball race the A E Pi repre- sentatives had a perfect record. Badminton was Won by Alpha Kappa Pi. When the basketball schedule was completed, the Sig Pi five had a 7-O record to take that important trophy. The Sig-Pi's and Alpha Kappa Pi's tied in the free throw contest, and a play- off was scheduled for a later date. During the re- mainder of the spring quarter, volleyball, boxing, and wrestling, track and softball were due to be run off. I Ill IIITRHITIURHL CHHIIIPIOIIS PUSHMOBILE - DELTA SIGMA PHI Driver, Tones, Pusher, Wilson VOLLEYBALL - PHI MU DELTA FBEE THROW - ALPHA KAPPA PI HANDBALL - ALPHA EPSILON PI Sanford Kulber and Hy Baker BOXING - PHI MU DELTA WRESTLING - PHI MU DELTA BADMINTON - ALPHA KAPPA PI Hugh Semple and Iunior Bray TENNIS - PHI MU DELTA Ioe Hurley and Bob Dickmeyer GOLF - THETA KAPPA PHI BASKETBALL - SIGMA PI Trvener, Davies, Carpenter. Armstronq, Heck, Treherne, Anderson, Rice. 7 U.IOIIlElI'5 FITHIQETQICS The Women's Athletic Associationjhad a busy program featuring a Potluck for freshmen, twelfth annual High School Play'Day,NFootbal1i annual Revue, Awards Banquet, MinortSboijts- night, and cooperatiha' Fin , the Red Cross Benefit dance. Morithlyl board Irreetirigsi held at various hoQ1Q1ses5tojgiiSc4ussi business. The heads of'diHerentsborts responsible for the fOUIfIf1CtH'l'9HlSf'-flifif' their activities. i f V 3 ' 113 ni dance, Winter party for membersflciig, BUHRD HIID IIIEIIIBERS C. Kozelka, N. Looney, R. Mitchell. P. Frase, I-I. Spar, P. Kennedy, N. Bailey. Miss Youngs, I. Baum, P. Floyd, C. Lust, M. Lawrence. OFFICERS Nan Looney ................. President Wanda Slaybauqh ....... Vice-President Ruth Mitchell ................ Secretary Wanda Slaybauqh ........... Treasurer Norma Iecm Bailey ..... Social Chairman HEADS OF SPORTS Hockey. . ........... Marjorie Lawrence Archery ...... ........ H elen Spar Basketball .... ..... K atherine Lust Volley Ball .... .... I eanne Baum Tennis ....... ..... C eil Kozelka Minor Sports. .............. Patty Frase Badminton ............ Pauline Kennedy Gymnastics Activities ....... Mary Floyd .. , , ,, ,,.-- . V - an - - . ' I .3 - t ' 412--, rv l : I 11-I I ,. It -. v 41' Q 1111-l ,,. III II 4-1 ' 2 .. 3 53, - e li N. Looney, O. Fox, C. Kozelka, B. Floyd, B. Parlette, M. Floyd. P. Frase, A. Luft, H. Spar, M. Mead, A. Drake. M. Lawrence, P. Kennedy, E. Smith, M. Bolender, I. Baum, L. Moore. R. Huston, F. Cordero, M. Casper, I. Grundler, E. Fahs, I. Geslinq. E. Ankerman, A. Drittell, V. Byroads, B. Focht, D. Ienkins, R. Severns. 109 ,wg X FiQj3.ifX1.uc1 High School ploy day for Northern Ah, rhythms' the modem dancing A fast major Sporisl basketball' Theta champion volleyball leom. x U 1 Rewards-300 points cz letier, 700, cx sweater and 1200, cx pin. . P. Floyd KLD KSD, N. Looney CLD CSD, V. Duvall KLD, H. Spur fLD, M. Archery' U popular mayor Sport' Cosper KLD, P. Prose CLD KSD, B. Messenger CLD. P. Kennedy Tip the Toes. A top technique in lhe lop class. ' CLD, C, Kozelko CLD, R. Mitchell CLD, N. Bally CLD. AP- 5,mi:llr1L.'-' D. F , ...., W gf, . '- - 4.-,, V1 ,W muse Pnnnlesz amuse snfm null sessions: nnugme nlsurs ron DRE53 l,ll E W :' 'im nnncms: nu use or n Pl Fnnrennlw mem THE TERRACE Upperclass women's dormitory and Universiiy Restaurant 4 IILPHH EPSll0I1 Pl Stanley Marvin Milton Edmond Norman Sanford Epstein Skolnik Weiss Kolber Bash Kulber Harem Herman Sid1'19Y Howard Resmck Baker Marcus Mestezko 6' iw N Kappa chgpier founded gi ohio Northern in 1923 OFFICERS Stanley Epstein .... Harold Resnick. . . Sanford Kulber ..... William Goldenberq. . . Sidney Marcus ..... . . . SENIORS Sianley Epstein Harold Resnick IUNIORS Sanford Kulber Benjamin Weisser Sidney Marcus Ralph Seidman . . .Master . . .Lt Master . . . . .Scribe . . . .Exchequer .Fifth member SOPHOMORES William Goldenberq Herman Baker Marvin Skolnik FRESHMEN Howard Mestezko P Howard Gordon P Norman Bash P Edmond Kolber P Milion Weiss P DEL TH SIGIIHI PHI Hiram Taylor William Neiheiser Clair Whitmer 'Edwin lngle 116 Donald Pletcher George Whittles Robert Frysinqer Norman Bowsher Leonard Opdycke Iohn Barber Clinton Stenqer Nick Dracos Robert Filliez lack Tozzer Dale Huey Cecil Fredericks Ioel Keller Arthur l-lachey Bill Buzzard Harold Auli Herbert Park Robert Iudson Henry Clapper Don Nash George Fiedler Howard Muhleman Armand Ensign Vincent Lombardo Norman Healey Ivor Iones Grant Conover 32531 25153 WCW' Shaf A! Hiram Taylor William Neiheiser Herbert Park Robert Wilson George Fiedler Howard Muhlemcm Arthur I-lachey lack Tozzer Thomas Webb Robert Iudson Clarence Hiller Alpha Eta Chapter founded at Ohio Northern in 1920 OFFICERS Hiram Taylor ..... ..... P resident William N eiheiser .... ....... V ice-president Clair Vtfhitmer .... . . .Secretary-Treasurer SENIORS Robert Filliez Leonard Opdyclce Ioel Keller Donald Pletcher Loren Schoenberqer Clay Folsom P SOPHOMORES Tom Steele P Robert Frysinger Grant Conover Henry Clapper Wayne Shaffer P Cecil Fredericks P Dale Huey P Clair Whitmer Ivor lones Norman Healey George Whittles Deford Schwall Harold Ault Iirnmie Barr Vincent Lombardo Nick Dracos Armand Ensign Edwin Inqle P Clinton Stenger P Ward Burkeholcler P lohn Omler P FACULTY MEMBERS Alexander Webb Lawrence Freeman Iessie Harrod Dernass Bames James Whitted John Needy-Honorary IUNIORS Larry Zimmerman Iohn Barber Norman Bowsher Bill Buzzard Iirn Hoffman I-'RESHMEN Raymond Randalls Paul Woolace William Peterson Donald Nash Raymond Iones Thomas Sorqen Ivan Stettler Howard Barnes Dale Loy Paul Martino P P P P P P P P P P P Robert Hardy Don Limpcrch James Stronq Ray Fisher Donald Patrick Tom Perkoslci Robert Omdorff George Huwkey Iohn Skelly PPH PSI Dcxve Barr Iohn Bachelor Fred Hcmnemcm Carl Kenneth Klein Rice Iim Robert Baker Burley Gamma Delta Chapter founded at Ohio Northern in i920 OFFICERS Robert Hardy ............. Hay Fisher ....... William Hamilton. . . Donald Lirnpach. . . Iarnes Strong. . . Iames Schaeffer. . . SENIORS Kenneth Rice Donald Patrick Iohn Skelly Carl Klein Robert Orndorff George Hawkey David Barr Robert Burley SOPHOMORES Fred l-lanneman Iames Schaeffer William Hamilton lohn Maddox CPJ lames Strong . ..... Regent . . . .Vice Reqent . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . .Historian . . . Chaplain IUNIORS Arthur Cherry Iarnes Baker Delton Donnelly Robert Hardy David Lautsbauqh FRESHMEN Dick Butler KPJ William Bailey CPl Earl McDivet CPP Dick Mannino CPI Donald Limpach Iohn Bachelor Ray Fisher Thomas Perkoski Phil Bryant Dick Hill iPl Donald Wolf fPl Ralph Rees KPJ Ray West KPJ PHI IIIU D ELTH Harry Moon Lowell Shaffer Robert lewell Kent Cotterman 120 Chuck Browning Robert- Edwards Robert Cowan Quentin Maxfield Rex Bell Harry Wise Fred Ankerrnan Robert Needy Michael Lecholop William Lamale Alban Potter Iohn Heitzman Walter Lloyd Richard Blesh Lynn Rainsberger lim Shaffer Herbert Rettig Kenneth Crawford Tom Richardson Paul Wolqomot Albert David Nave Shamp Ioe Don Hurley Lewis Harmon Robert Miehls Dickmeyer Glen Iim Neiswancler Eden Don Mottel Tom Stacy Willi Spen 0 -.-1' Mu Beta Chapter founded at Ohio Northern in 1926 OFFICERS Harry Moon ............... ...... P resident Charles Browning .... .... V ice President Lowell Shaffer . . . . . Secretary Robert Edwards .... .... T reasurer Robert Cowan .... ....... C ornptroller Robert lewell .... .... S erqeant at Arms Quentin Maxfield. . . .... Chaplain Kent Cotterman. . . . . . Pledqemaster - SENIORS IUNIORS Harry Moon Lowell Shaffer Robert Cowan Rex Bell Walter Lloyd William Larnale. Ir. Robert Edwards SOPHOMORES Donald Lewis IPD Lynn Rainsberger CPD Kenneth Crawford CPD Alban Potter CPD Thomas Richardson CPD l-lamion Miehls Quentin Maxfield Robert Dickmeyer William Spencer IPD FACULTY Charles Browning Michael Lecholop Harry Wise Herbert Rettiq Thomas Stacy Kent Cotterman Donald Motter CPD Joseph Hurley Albert Nave Richard Blesh David Shamp IPD limmy Eden Robert Iewell Fred Ankerman FRESHMEN Dames Clark IPD Iames Shaffer KPD John Heitzrnan KPD Glen Neiswander CPD Ralph Neiswander CPD Paul Wolqornat CPD Robert Needy IPD Dorance Lowman Dawson G. Fulton George H. McFadden William Lamale SIG PHI EPSILUII Norman Fink Scoit McCoy Dole Pugh William Hunter 122 Herbert Blue lack Miller Robert Bowden Tyson Elder Herman Patterson Kenneth Robinson Iohn Zink Lowell Builer Carrol Lewis Edward White Chester Burns Devier Bissell Frank Fyke Al Davids Bill Hubbell Robert Townsend Milburn Gambill Frank Howard Robert Pugh Fred Davies William Turner W. E. Phillips Scott I-letrick Walter Sousley Robert Pugh Scott McCoy Herman Patterson Carrol Lewis Karl Maul Frank I-Iowa Al Marnpre Bill Hubbell Ohio Alpha Chapter founded at Ohio Northern in 1905 SENIORS Herbert Blue. . . OFFICERS C. Norman Fink .... . . . lack Miller .... Scott McCoy. . . Dale Pugh ..... Robert Bowden .... Tom Pierson CPD Norman Fink Frank Fyke Robert Townsend IPD SOPHOMORES Edward White CPI Scott Hetrick KPD Iames Dobbins CP? Ernest Chantos tPl Iohn Brewer . . . . President .Vice President . . . . Secretary . .Comptroller . . . . Historian . . . Guard IUNIORS Herbert Blue lack Miller Vance Hall Dale Pugh Kenneth Shoemaker Kenneth Robinson KP? Robert Bowden William Phillips, lr. FRESHMEN Milburn Gambill KP? Chester Burns CPD William Hunter IPD Iohn Zink CPD Lowell Butler IPD Al Davids CPD T yson Elder KP! William Turner IPD Devier Bissell IPD Walter Sousley CPD Robert Duvall IPD Fred Davies KPJ Ralph Dove CPJ I23 P I Robert Coleman Warren Cremean Iohn Lawrence 124 Charles Thobaben William Tivener Edward Freyfoqle Cloycl Rogers Howard Geer Robert Stombaugh Nelson Bloom Sidney Clark Franklin Berger Thomas Bender Dave Davies Victor Carpenter Robert Slusser Dean Lane Robert Thorpe Ed Frank Treherne Mann Roger Iarnes Rice McMasters Fred Kusta Lem McMannn William Scholl Zeta Chapter founded at Ohio Northern in l9l2 OFFICERS Robert Coleman .......... Charles Thobaben. . . . . Warren Crernean. . . . . William Tivener. . . . Edward Freyfoqle . lohn Lawrence .... SENIORS Nelson Bloom Cloyd Rogers Robert Coleman William Tivener Warren Cremean Ed Treherne Tom Bender CPJ Robert Slusser SOPHOMORES Dean Lane Roger Rice tPl Charles Thobaben Robert Stombauqh KPJ lames McMasters CP? William Scholl . . . Saqe-President . .First Counselor . Second Counselor . . Third Counselor . . . .... Fourth Counselor ..........Hera1d IUNIORS David Davies Lem McManness Edward Freyfoqle Frank Mann Howard Geer Sid Clark CPD Iohn Lawrence FRESHMEN Franklin Berger CPI Fred Kusta Victor Carpenter CPD Robert Thorpe IPD Z THETR HHPPH PHI Bruno Mallone Cleius Vincke Edward Eisele Thomas Parrino Rocco Augustine William Schirmer Dominic Bianco Edward Rozak Eugene Brandle Robert Ioe Robert Evans Bruzzese Smythe Lewis Albert lames Welshofer Leferinlc Campbell Bruno Mallone Thomas Parrino Edward Bremyer Robert Smythe William Schimzer Zeta Chapter Founded at Ohio Northern in 1925 OFFICERS Bruno Mallone ............ Thomas Parrino. . Robert Srnythe. . . Cletus Vincke. . . Iames Campbell. Edward Eisele. . . Rocco Augustine. Salvator Glorioso William Schirrner .... . . Dominic Bianco Cletus Vincke SOPHOMORES CPD Richard Recker IPJ Robert Lukes CPD Edward Eisele Rocco Augustine . . . . President . . .Vice President . . . Secretary . . . . .Treasurer . . .... Pledge Master ..........Steward Sergeant at Arms .........Historian . Social Chairman IUNIOHS Angelo Iannotti CPI Homer Pelligrinon KPJ Richard Evans Salvator Glorioso James Campbell Ioseph Bruzzese Augustin Torres FRESHMEN Eugene Mruczkowski fPl Alfred Leierink IPD Louis Welshoier CPD Eugene Brandle KP! Edward Rozak CPD 7 HLP lohn Spon Hugh Semple Floyd Brown 128 Normcrn Bray I-larry Bozorih Albert Robinson William Mczuk Robert Binkley Richard Allshouse ll HHPPH PI Wccrren Widner William Mclforlond Richard Ford Mondo Baldwin Ted Auqur Fred Sprung Nick Wunchic Gene Colemcm Gerald Wibbeler Nelson Louless Henry Deiwiler Hugo Smith Iomes Miller William Morse Iohn Spon Norman Bray. lr. Hugh Semple Henry Detwiler Warren Widner Former Theta Nu Epsilon founded at Ohio Northern in 1903. Became affiliate of Alpha Kappa Pi as Alpha Lambda Chapter, 1942. OFFICERS lohn Pi. Spon ..... Norman C. Bray, Ir.. . . Hugh D. Semple .... Harry L. Bozarth. . Floyd Brown .... SENIORS Robert Binkley CPJ James A. Miller William Morse Floyd Brown SOPHOMORES Nicholas Wanchic Richard Allshouse CPD Hugo Smith iPl . . . ..... President . . .Vice President .. . . . . . . .Treasurer . . . Social Chairman . . .Serqeani at Arms IUNIORS Harry Bozarth Nelson Lauless Richard Ford Frederick Sprang Gene Coleman CPD FRESHMEN Mondo Baldwin William McFarland William Maul: Albert Robinson Gerald Webbler Ted Auger 129 DELTH THETH PHI Howard Foust John Wade Delbert Lcrttcr Robert Baker Iohn Normcm William Charles Rittenour Bowsher Hite Shobe William Phillips Marshall Senate Chapter founded at Ohio Northern in 1910 - OFFICERS Howard Foust ........ .... .... D ean Vance Hall. . . . . .Vice Dean Iohn Wade ...... . . . Tribune Dean C. W. Pettit. . . .... L . . .Adviser Oren Dickason .... . . .Faculty Member SENIORS IUNIORS lohn Wade Charles Shobe Peter Gulich Howard Foust Gust Orphan CPF FRESHMEN Robert Baker Emie Navasee Norman Bowsher Dalbent Latta William I-lite William Phillips John Rittenour William Fleming Charles Hosenfelt KPJ Bill Holmes CPD 2 It must be interesting-a-what Sig Pi's, Ed Frayfoqle, Tom Parrino, Dean Potter, Carrol Lewis, John Spon, Torn Stacy, Sid Marcus, Herb Parks, Donold Patrick. Ah, another social event for the T.K.'s, I bet-cha. Thetds peeking through their laundry. Ann Drittell, Dean Tolf, Ruth Mitchell, Betty Harris, Mil- dred Bcrnbury, Mary Floyd, and Norma Iecxn Bcrily. Vlhcxt yeczr was ihe Win in Phi Mu's? PHI CHI -gf Norma Bailey Helen Arnold Mary Ann DuMond 'I34 Iune Person Norma Carpenter Marian Crawford Esther Gay Smith Antoinette Purpus lean Evans Ruth Mitchell Elsie Hunter Vernetta Hoffman Arlene Luft Sally House Martha lenkins Sue Marian Rutledge Marjorie Bashor Doris Thompson Genevieve Rothe Eleanor Ankerman Elaine Wise Martha Patty Parker Frase Louise Maxine DyBall Wineqara F Alpha Chapter founded in l909 OFFICERS Norma Ieane Bailey ...... Virginia Byroads ..... . Mary Ann DuMond .... Helen Arnold ...... Antoinette Purpus .... . . . Martha Parker .... SENIOHS Norma Ieane Bailey Iune Person Martha Parker Betty Beem SOPHOMORES Norma Carpenter Esther Gay Smith Irene Cole Marian Rutledge Arlene Luft Mary Ann DuMond . ...... President . . .Vice-President . . . . .Secretary . . . . . . . Treasurer .Alumni Secretary . . . Social Chairman IUNIORS Virginia Byroacls Genevieve Rothe Antoinette Purpus Doris Bozarth Patty Frase Elsie Hunter Ruth Mitchell Helen Arnold Doris Thompson KPl FRESHMEN lean Evans fPl Vemetta Hoffman fPl Louise DyBa1l KPJ Marian Crawford CPD Elaine Wise CPI lea Sally House C Marjorie Bashar C Maxine Wineqardner K Eleanor Ankerman K Martha Sue Ienkins C n Dhume CPD THU HHPPH HHPPH 'sv' Mildred Leona Mary Iune Iohannu Lila Mae Ann Banbury Duncan O'Connor Schuliz Bcxrcmsy Driitell Ruth lean Evelyn Frances Beiiv Thayer Porter Hardman Arthur Pcxrletie Founded in 1900 OFFICERS Mildred Banbury ........... .... Mabel Mertz. . . Ruth Thayer. . . lean Porter .... Mildred Daft. . . . . . Iohanna Schultz. . . Ann Drittell .... SENIORS lean Porter Leona Duncan CPP SOPHOMORES Iohanna Schuliz Mary Iune O'Connor KP? . President . . .Vice President . . . . Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman . . . Chaplain . . . .Reporter IUNIOHS Ann Dritiell Mabel Mertz Ruby Burton Alice Huston IPD Mildred Banbury Mildred Daft Ruth Thayer Bess Johnson FRESHMEN Evelyn Hardman KPJ Frances Arihur CPD Lila Mae Baransy CPD Betiy Parlette CPD .fn Betty Harris Mary Floyd Evelyn Schott Virginia Duvall 138 THE TH PHI DE I lTlI Doris Messenqer Rachel Kennedy lane Bowers Pauline Kennedy Pauline Cole loan Geslinq Marceil Hockey Gertrude Phillips Bettye Williams Nanette Looney Marilyn Ianssen Estella Fahs Ieanne Baum Ceil Kozelka Marian Rouhier Betty Floyd Pat Betty Srnallenbarqer Park Velma Marjorie Pond Bryant Marjorie Eloise Knowlton Walker Ard yth Drake Lucile Walker Betty Messenger Helen Spar I 6 Founded-in 1907 OFFICERS Betty Harris ...... Mary Floyd .... Evelyn Schott ..... Marjorie Knowlton. . . Virginia Duvall. . . lane Bowers ..... Pauline Kennedy. . . SENIORS Pauline Cole Rachel Kennedy Betty Harris Doris Messenger lane Bowers SOPHOMORES Ceil Kozellca Marjorie Lawrence Evelyn Schott Helen Spar Gwendolyn Thomas Eloise Walker Pauline Kennedy Marceil Hockey Velma Pond Gertrude Phillips CPD Marilyn Ianssen Rachel Harrod KU . . . ...... President . . . .Vice President . . . . .Secretary Treasurer Financial Secretary ............Guard . . Historian IUNIORS Patricia Smallenbarqer Marjorie Knowlton Virginia Duvall Nanette Looney Lucile Walker Elaine McElroy Bettye Williams Ieanne Baum Ioan Geslinq Wanda Slaybaugh Mary Floyd Betty Messenger FRESHMEN I Marjorie Bryant CPI Louise Moore CPD Betty Park CPD Miriam Ptouhier KP! Ardythe Drake CPP Betty Floyd CPD Estella Fahs KP! Shirley Horach CPD I I f r r. fl 'I U B PRUFESSURS! STUDElITSl!fLBiIiIlDI HIID IICTIUITIES C SUURCE UF HH --... WEB BEHIII . J-2 'Tv W.. BROWN LIBRARY fs 11 mx. My-1 M2 um fm rm .255 H ,mu Q , y 21 ff ff- my 2- ww f' W. 1 A :Z Eff? 42 Virginia Byroads HOIIIECOIIIIIIG UUEEII IIIID Four blondes and cz brunette-the stu- dents' choice of campus becxuty-reiqrr ed rnojesticcxlly over Homecoming tes- tivities. Stellar role was Virginia Byrodds: Libercrl Arts Junior. Three Seniors- Morthcr Parker, Iune Person, cmd Betty I-Iczrrris-cmd cz Iunior-Merry Floyd corn- pleted the constellation. HER CUURT ik' JS? ' g, LJ:-a Y W xg H--J! X Wd. n g - ' -is I 'E ,1 . fl' ig m H 53 mv! ,v. 1 M? : : 3, 1 K ss MF sm: QQ? K 1 I V -1 ,IH . A 11 ,, J '1 2 ' ' FF' T X . 'H 'L' u-I .., ,.,.,.,.,.,.:4' . A , , 41' nu . 1 .- jg, I Ill HI ,Q I .41 ' g f? I'I .J JI ' n . LII .AH 4. , , Q' W , . wp M ,rg 'I Egg I Q ' 5 iwgmil, 'X H ' ' il X .M We ww is , NSS 1 'nw-: .app ww... MQ- 511357 ,, , ., W .' AW fs w .ff , I . 449 - . . . x rf , A ffigjy ' ,y .V ai I E Q vw 'Q 32325 ' Nxt, 1 3 3 L fx -Q4 XX x X- EIT' 4 'E' 1' E Q v1 r 5 x y 4 Dr. Robert Williams said all about this true man: since life had exacied much from him, Dr. Iesse Raymond Harrod also exacted much from life in reciprocation. Moreover, Dr. I-larrod was a student and scholar zealous for the ever-soaring integrity and accompanying success of Noriherrfs Chemistry department, his department. To no lesser degree this man touched life in its depth oi beauty and usefulness. For greater understanding ot his philosophy one can only cite his favorite, Crossing The Bar. EITIERITUS Professor Iames A. Whitted, head oi the department of mathematics at Ohio Northern University since 1923, retired at the end oi the winter quarter after forty-tive years devoted to the teaching profession. Known throughout the country as a mathematician, he was better known on the campus for his kindiiness and dependability. We wish him good will and happiness in his new lite in retirement. 0. ll. U. DIN BV DFW FOR 1942 September October -Freshman Registration: Y. W. in Alumni Hall. -Upper Class registration: Church Miser. -Classes began. -YW and YM Bonfire. -University Mixer. -AWS Pot Luck in Alumni Hall. -Delta Sig Danceg Theta Kap Dance. -Sig Pi House Dance. -WAA Pot Luck. -Football game, Ohio Northern vs. Findlay at Kenton. -T. N. E., Kappa Psi Pledge dances. -Phi Mu Delta and Sig Ep dances. -Omega Phi Kappa meeting in Alumnae Hall. -YMCA Party. 3-Alpha Epsilon Pi House Dance. 4-Terrace House Picnic and Northern Players hamburg fry and dance. -Leadership Dinner. -Football game: Albion vs. Ohio Northern at Albion. -Phi Chi House Dance. -YWCA Date Hike. 17-Faculty Club Meeting. 18-Phi Mu Delta and Sigma Phi- Epsilon House dances. 25-Football game, Denison vs. Ohio Northern at Ada, Homecoming. Dance in the evening. 28-Current Events Club. 31-Alpha Epsilon Pi and Delta Sigma Phi house dances. Moorman House Halloween party. R evwwli October December 27-31-Pre-Registration for the Winter l- Quarter. November 1-Football game vs. Muskingum 4 7 8 14 15 21-25 at Ada: Boy Scout conventionp Theta and Phi Mu Delta dances, and Theta Nu Epsilon dance. -Feminine Forum. -T. K. K., Turner Hall, and Theta Kappa Phi house parties. -Football game vs. Mt. Union at Alliance. -Northern P l a y e r s presented, Charlie's Aunt . Delta Sigma Phi house dance. -Football game vs. Heidelberg at Tiffin, VVAA Football dance. -Final Examinations. Registration for Winter Quarter. 2-Classes resume. -Phi Mu Delta, Kappa Psi, Theta Kappa Phi dances. -Annual Football Banquet. -Basketball game vs. Bluffton at Ada. -AWS Formal. -Messiah presentation, -Basketball game vs. Denison at Ada. -Basketball game vs. Heidelberg at Ada: Christmas Vesper Serv- ice. 'I4 Ianuary 5-Classes Resume. -Delta Theta Phi Dance. -Basketball game vs. Wit- tenberg at Ada. -Basketball game vs. Wit- tenberg at Ada. -Basketball game vs. Al- bion at Ada: Sig Ep Win- ter Formal: Phi Mu Delta dance. 2l-YMCA Party. -Basketball game vs. Ash- land at Ashland. 23-TKK and Theta Phi Delta Winter Formals. 24-Delta Sig Winter Formal. 26-Feminine Forum. 27-Basketball game vs. Gif- fin College at Ada. Z9--Phonograph Recital in Alumnae Hall. 30-Basketball g a m e vs. Findlay at Ada: Sigma Pi House dance. 31-Phi Chi Winter Formal. February 0 l-7-Pre-Ptegistrationfor Spring Quarter. 3-Basketball g a m e vs. Bluffton at Bluffton. 6-Bed Cross Charity Dance CAWSD. 7-Turner Hall Valentine Dance: ,Basketball game vs. Wilmington at Wilm- ington. P . wif? February 10-Basketball q a m e vs. Heidelberg at Tiffin. l2-Band Concert. l3eTerrace Dance. 14-Basketball q a m e vs. Capital at Ada: Phi Mu, Alpha Kappa Pi, and Del- ta Sigma Phi dances. 17-Basketball q a m e vs. Findlay at Findlay. l8-YMCA party. 19-Northern Players play. 20-Basketball game vs. Ash- land at Ada. 21-Engineers Ball. 24-Basketball q a m e vs. Capital at Columbus. 27-lunior Girls' Dance. 28-Sigma Pi House Dance. March 2-6-Final examination a n d end of Winter Quarter. 9--Registration. IU-Classes Resume. 14-All-campus dance. Sl-Elections: AWS Pot Luck April 9-Founder's Day. 10-WAA Revue. ll-District Solo and Ensem- ble Contest. 18--Kappa Psi Formal. 25-Tri-Sorority Formal. 26-3 1 May -Senior Week. 2-Delta Sig and Phi Mu Spring F ormals. 9-13-Final examinations. l 7-Commencement. 'ISI ARTHUR AMIET, B.S. in Ed. Canton, Ohio Kappa Kappa Psi 2, 3, 4: Treas. 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Bflhd 1. 2, 3, 4: Physic's Lab. Assistant 4: Y.M.C.A. 1. HELEN ANSLEY, B.A. Ridgeway, Ohio Memorial Hospital Training School 1936: Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. 4. DWIGHT ARCHINAL, B.S.inPhar. Dover, Ohio Transfer from Ohio State. IAMES ARMSTRONG, B.S.inPhar. Toledo, Ohio Baseball 3: Intertrat Golf 3, 4: O.N.U.P.A.: Y.M.C.A.: lnterfrat Baseball 1, 2: lnterfrat Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Sigma Pi tP1edgel. NORMA IEANE BAILEY B.S. in El. Ed. Fredericlctown, Ohio Phi Chi Sorority: Sec. 2: Social Chairman 3: President 4: Pan Hellenic 3, 4: W.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Board 4: Social Chair. 4: Y.W. C.A. 3, 4: House Council 4: A Cappella Choir 1, 2. MERLE D. BAIRD, B.S. in C.E. Corning, N. Y. Band 1, 2, 3. 4: A.S.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Biology Club 1: Y.M.C.A. 1, 4. DAVID BARR. B.S. in Phur. Dover, Ohio Kappa Psi: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY LOU BEEM, B. A. Delaware, Ohio Transfer from Park College 1, 3: lihi Chi 3, 4: Commerce Club REX BELL, LL.B. Piqua, Ohio Phi Mu Delta: Les Avocats: lun- ior Bar Ass'n. THOMAS IOI-IN BENDER, B.S. in E.E. Maumee, Ohio Ohio Northern Radio Club: Sec- retary and Treas. 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Branch A.L.E.E., Vice Pres. 4: Y.M.C.A. 3, 4. DOMINIC BIANCO, LL.B. Steubenville, Ohio Theta Kappa Phi: Band 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate l, 2, 4, 5: Northern Players 2, 4, 5: Northern Review 2, 5: Y. M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Bar 3, 4, 5: Toastmasters 5: Si Deke Fraternity. ROBERT BINKLEY, B.A. Ada, Ohio Theta Nu Epsilon tpledgel: Y. M.C.A. l: Cabinet 2, 3: Pres. 4: Choir 1, 2: Ministerial Club 2, 3: Vice Pres. 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity N Association 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2: Sigma Kappa Pi 2: Who's Who 4. RICHARD ALLEN BLACK, B.A. La Fayette, Ohio S t u d e n t Minister: Methodist Church: Ministerial Association NELSON BLOOM, B.A. Montpelier, Ohio Sigma Pi: Chemistry Club: Amer- ican Chemical Society, student affiliate. IANE BOWERS, B.S. in Phar. Van Wert, Ohio Theta Phi Delta: Guard 4: Fresh- man Players: Northern Players 2. 3, 4: O.N.U.P.A. ROBERT BRANSTETTER, B.S. in NLE. McGuffey, Ohio A.S.M.E. 3: Nu Theta Kappa 3, 4: Treas. 4: Y.M.C.A. 1. 152 EIIIOR HCTIUITIES FLOYD BROWN, B.S. in Ed. Elmira, New York Aloha Kappa Pi CTNED: President TNE 3: lntertraternity Council 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Varsity N Association 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT BURLEY, B.S. in Phar. Zanesville, Ohio Kappa Psi 1, 2, 3, 4: Chaplain 3, 4: Alpha Phi Gamma 3, 4: Northern Review 1, Z, 3: O.N.U. P.A.: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. CHARLES R. BURT, B.S. in Phat. Akron, Ohio O.N.U.P.A. 1: Varsity N Asso- ciation 2, 3, 4: Varsity Fencing 2, 3, 4: Laboratory Assistant in Phar. 4: Y.M.C.A. 4. ROBERT CAPPS, B.S. in Phar. Ashtabula, Ohio O.N.U. Band l, 2: Kappa Kappa Psi: Basketball Manager 1: O. N.U.P.A. MABEL IANE CASPER, B.S.in Ed. Dola, Ohio Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3: Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet 2, 3, 4: W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Assist- ant Social Chairman A.W.S. 4: Omega Phi Kappa 3, 4: Pianist to Ouartet 3, 4. PAULENE R. COLE, LL.B. Springville, N. Y. Theta Phi Delta l, 2, 3, 4, 5: Chaplain 3: House Pres. 4: A. WIS. l, 2, 3, 4, 5: Class Rep. 3: W.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Y.W.C.A. 1: Class President 3: Northern Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 1: Freshman Adviser 3, 4: Debate 1, 2, 3: Debate Key 5: Ohio Student Council on Public At- fairs Secretary 3: Newman Club 3: Northern Review 1, 2, 3: :Annual 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Bar , 4, 5. ROBERT E. COLEMAN B.S. in E.E. Dayton, Ohio Siama Pi, Sec. 3: Pres. 4: A.I.E.E. Treas. 3: Prol. Engi- neers Society 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Northern Players 3: Radio Club 4. WILLIAM CONNER, B.S. in M.E. Alger, Ohio A.S.C.E. 1: A.S.M.E. 2, 3, 4: Nu Theta Kappa 3: Vice Pres. 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Y.M.C.A. 4. ROBERT COWAN, B.S. in Ed. Willshire, Ohio Phi Mu Delta 1, 2, 3, 4: Pledge Master 3: Comptroller 4: Assist- ant Football Manager 2: Y.M. C.A. 1, 4: Vice President ot Class 2, 3. CURTIS CRAWMER, B.A., LL.B. Iohnstown, Ohio Fencing 2, 3: Varsity Track 2: Debate 2: Cheerleader l, 2: Freshman Dramatic Club 1: Di- rector 3, 4, 5, 6: Northern Players 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: Theta Alpha Phi 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: Presi- dent 3, 4, 5, 6: Les Avocats 4. 5, 6: Chairman 6: Iunior Bar 4, 5, 6: Institute ot Public At- fairs 3. WARREN CREMEAN, B.S. in C.E. Lima, Ohio Sigma Pi, Vice Pres. 4: A.S. C. E. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: Engineer Executive Committee 4: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Tennis 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2. BINA MAY CROSSER, B.S. in Ed. Ada, Ohio A.W.S. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y.W.C.A. 1, 4: Omega Phi Kappa: Commer- cial Club 3, 4. ROBERT CULBERT, LI..B. Fremont, Ohio lunior Bar 3, 4, 5. WILLIAM H. DAVIES. B.A. Moscow, Pennsylvania Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 4: Cabinet 2: Ministerial Club 2, 3, 4: North- ern Players 3: President of College League 3. GEORGE DEPLER, LL.B. Mansfield, Ohio Les Avocats l, 2, 3: Junior Bar l, 2, 3, RALPH DOLLISON, LL.B. Fairmont, West Virginia Toastrriasters 3, 4, 5: lunior Bar 3, 4, 5. RICHARD DOWNING, B.S. in M.E. Columbus Grove, Ohio A. S. M. E. 1, 2, 3, 4: O. N. E. S. A. 3. 4: Y. M. C.A. 1 LEONA DUNCAN, B.S. in Ed. Killbuck, Ohio, R.F.D. 1 Muskingum 1, 2: Northern Play- ers 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. 3, 4: W. A. A. 3, 4: Northern Re- view 3, 4: Omega Phi Kappa, Sec. 4: Tau Kappa Kappa: As- sistant for Freshman Players 4: Attendant to Home - Coming Oueen 3: Women Debate 4. ROBERT DURBIN, B.S. in Ed. Lafayette, Ohio Olivet College, Olivet, Ill.: North- ern Players: Commerce Club: Y. M. C. A. JACK DUREY, B.S. in C.E. Canada Lake, New York A.S. C. E. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. ROBERT EDWARDS, B.S. in Ed. Toledo, Ohio Phi Mu Delta, Treas. 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity N Associa- tion 3,4: Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil 3. ROBERT ELEY, B.S. in Ed. Ada, Ohio Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Kappa Kappa Psi 2, 3, 4. GEORGE FIEDLER, B.S. in C.E. New Philadelphia, Ohio Freshman Players 1: A. S. C. E. 1, Z, 3, 4: O. N. E. S. A. 2, 3, 4: Delta Sigma Phi 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Class Otttcer. ROBERT FILLIEZ, B.S. in E.E. Lima, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi: O. N. U. Band 1, 2, 3: Y. M. C. A. 1: A. I. E. E. 1, 2, 3, 4: Professional Engi- neers 3, 4. C. NORMAN PINK. B.S. in Phur. Fredericktown, Ohio Sigma Phi Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres. 4: Secretary 3: O. N. U. P. A. CLAY FOLSOM, B.S. in Ed. Youngstown, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi Pledge: Band 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Student Con- ductor 3: Tennis Team 2, 3, 4: N. Association. BIRDELI. FOOS, B.S. in Ed. Marion, Ohio, H.F.D. 1 Y.W. C. A. l, 2, 3: Commer- cial Club 2, 3, 4, Correspond- ing Sec'y. 3: Private Sec'y. to President 3, 4. Tl-IBUARMAN NELSON FORSYTHE, Zanesville, Ohio Northern Players 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Key Committee Chairman 3: Try-out Committee 4: Theta Al- pha Phi fpledgel 3, 4: Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet 2: Press Club 2: Annual Staff 2, 3, 4: Junior Bar Association 4. I 1 SEIIIOR FICT UITIES MELVILLE FRYER. B.S. in Ed. Spenceville, Ohio Band 1, 2, 3: Y.M.C.A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 3, 4: Orches- tra I: FTA 4. FRANK C. PYKE, Ir., B.S. in M.E. Elizabeth, New Iersey Sigma Phi Epsilon: Y. M. C. A. l: A.S.M.E. 1, 2, 3, 4. IACK H. GRAPE, B.S. in E.E. Carnegie, Pennsylvania Y. M. C. A. 2, 3, 4: A.I.E.E. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1. LOUIS GREY, B.S. in Phar. Cleveland, Ohio Dean's List Spring 3. CHARLES P. HABLISTZEI. B.A. Ohio City, Ohio O.N.U. Band 1, 2: Y.M.C.A. l, 2: O. N. U. Chapter oi Stu- dent Atliliation oi Am. Chem. Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club l, 2, 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. 3: Pres. 4: Biology Club 3, 4: Senior Class Vice President: As- sistant in Chemistry Laboratory 2, 3, 4, Head 4. GERALD G. HALSTEAD. B.S. in E.E. Ada, Ohio A.l.E.E. I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY LOU HARRIS. B.S. in Phar. Malta, Ohio Theta Phi Delta, Pres. 4: Pan Hellenic Council, Vice Pres. 4: O. N, U. P. A.: A. W. S. House Council 3, 4: Homecoming Court 4. EDWIN HART. B.S. in Phar. Malvern, Ohio Track Trainer 2: O. N. U. P. A.: N Association. BETTY HENKLE. B.A. Ada, Ohio W, A. A. 1: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual 2, 3, 4: Northern Review 2, 3, 4: Press Club Sec.- Treas. 3. GEORGE HAWKEY, B.S. in Phar. Lima, Ohio Kappa Psi, Steward 3. HARRY HOFFMAN, LL.B. Springville, New York Sigma Delta Kappa tpledgel. STANDISH HOPPER, B.S. in M.E. Springville, New York A.S.M. E. 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL W. HUBER, B.S. in E.E. Defiance, Ohio A.l.E.E. l, 2, 3, 4: Band 1.2: Orchestra 1, 2: Kappa Kappa Psi 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Boys' Quar- tette 2, 3, 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4. NED HUGHES. B.S. In M.E. Mansfield, Ohio A.S.M.E. 1, 2, 3, 4: O. N. E. illki 3, 4: Choir l, 2: Y. M. C. HELEN HULL. B.S. in Ed. Ada, Ohio W.A.A.: Biology Club: Amer- ican Chemical Society tstudent affiliatel: Y. W. C. A.: A Capella Choir: O. N. U. Choral Society: Intramural Basketball, Volley- ball Championship Team. ROSEMARY HUSTON, B.S. in Ed. Homer, Michigan A. W. S.: W. A. A.: Y. W. C. A. LAWRENCE D. IREY, B.S. in M.E. Caledonia, Ohio A. S. M. E. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Civil Aeronautics 3. IOEL H. KELLER, B.S. in E.E. Lakewood, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi: A. I. E. E. l, 2, 3, Sec. 4: O. N. E. S. A. 3, 4: Radio Club 1, 2. RACHEL R. KENNEDY, B.S. in Phar. Marysville, Ohio Theta Phi Delta, Pledge Mistress 4: Freshman Class Sec.: O. N. U. P. A.: Northern Players 2, Z 4: grelshman Players: W.A, CARL EDWARD KLEIN. B.S. in Phat. Warren, Ohio gapspa Psi: Northern Review STANLEY A. KUIAWSKI, ' B.S. in Phar. Cleveland, Ohio O. N. U. P. A.: W. R. U. I, 2. WILLIAM LAMALE, B.A. Ada, Ohio Phi Mu Delta: Biology Club 1: Y. M. C. A. 1, 4: Northern Re- view Staif 3: Annual Staff 3. IOHN E. LGROCK. LL.B. Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Toastmaster Club: Iunior Bar Association. HOMER W. LEBOLD, B.S. in E.E. Boliver, Ohio University of Akron: A.I.E.E. I, 2, 3, 4: Northern 3, 4: Y.M. C,A. 3. CARROL LEWIS, B.A. Lima, Ohio Ohio State l: Sigma Phi Epsi- lon 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club 3, 4: lntertraternity Council 4, tpresl: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. LUTHER L. LIGGETT, LL.B. Marysville, Ohio Ohio State 1, 2, 3: Sigma Delta Kappa 5, 6: Les Avocats 5, 6: Vice Pres. lr. Bar 6. RALPH LINDSTROM, B.S. in E.E. Ashtabula, Ohio A.I.E.E. 1, 2, 3, 4: Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. WALTER WILLIAM LLOYD B.S. in Ed. Marion, Ohio Phi Mu Delta. BENIAMIN DAVID LOAN. B.A. Millboro, Virginia College of Cincinnati: Minister- ial Club 3, 4: Treas. Y.M.C.A. 2, 3 6. 4 Chaplain. KATHRYN LUST, B.S. in Ed. McCuthenville, Ohio A Capella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4: Y.W.C.A. 1, 2: W.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Board 3, '4. SCOTT D. McCOY, LL.B. Springville, N. Y. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Comptroller, 3, 4, 5: Sophomore Class Treas.: Track 2: Varsity N Ass'n.: Freshman Players 1: Northern Players 2: Review Staff 2: An- nual 2: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3: In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Les Avocats 3, 4, 5: Ir. Bar Ass'ri. BRUNO A. MALLONE, B.S. in Ed. Geneva, Ohio Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Theta Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity N Ass'n., Pres. 4: Y.M.C.A. IACK MARGOLIS, B.S. in Phar. Cleveland, Ohio CHAELES ROBERT MEIGHAN. B. . Ada, Ohio Y.M.C.A. 3, 4: Publicity Director 4: Editor Y Freshman Hand- book 4: Review Sports Editor 3, 4: Annual Sports Editor 4: Alpha Phi Gamma 4. DORIS MESSENGER, B.S. in Ed. Theta Phi Delta, Secretary 2: W.A.A. 1, 2, 3: A.W.S. 1, 2, 3, 4: V. Pres. 4: Freshman Players: Commerce Club 3, 4, Pres., 4: Sec. to Bus. Office 4: Legislative Board, and House Council 2, 3. IAMES A. MILLER, B.S. in M.E. Flint, Mich. A.S.M.E. l, 2, 3, 4: Theta Nu Epsilon. ERSEL MOHR, B.A. Van Wert, Ohio ' Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Minis- terial Club 3, 4: Y.M.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Choir-Fall 2: President of College League 4: Transfer from Giifin College. HARRY MOON, B.S. in M.E. Petcairn, Pa. Phi Mu Delta Frat., V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Freshman Basketball, Baseball: Varsity Basketball 2: Baseball O.N,E.S.A. 3, 4: A.S.M. E. 25 3,44, Sec. 4: Intramurals BILL MORSE, B.A. Van Wert, Ohio Alpha Kappa Pi: Biology Club 2. 3, 4, Pres. 4: Interiraternity Council 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 4: Intramural Handball 3, 4: Intramural Baseball 2, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM F. D. NEIHEISEH. B.S. in M.E. Lima, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi, V. Pres. 4, Social Chairman 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Track 2: A.S.M.E. 1, 2, 3, 4: Nu Theta Kappa 4: Senior Class Treas.: Professional Engi- neers 4. RANDALL OLLER, B.S. in Ed. Steubenville, Ohio A Capella Choir 1, 2, Business Manager 3, Vice Pres. 4, Pres. Kappa Kappa Psi 2, Secretary 3, Vice Pres. 4: University Orches- tra 1, University Band l, 2: Business Manager 3, 4: Male Quartet 1, 2, 3. LEONARD OPDYCKE, B.S. in C.E. Bryan, Ohio A.S.C.E. l, 2, 3, 4, V, Pres. 4: O.N.E.S.A. 2, 3, 4: Nu Theta Kappa, Pres. 4: C.A.A. 3: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Delta Sigma Phi, Chaplain 4, Intramural Mgr. 4. I. ROBERT ORNDORFF, B.S. in Phat. Wauseon, Ohio Kappa Psi: Social Chairman 2: Intramurals l: Band l. HERBERT M. PARK, B.S. in M.E. Youngstown, Ohio Y.M.C.A. 3: Cheer Leader 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Football Mgr. I: Sophomore Class Pres. 2: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: Track Team 2: A.S.M.E. Pres. 4: Northern Re- view Staft 3, 4: Delta Sigma Phi, V. Pres. 2, 3: Intertraternity Council 4: Professional Engi- neers 4. 7 I SEIIIDR HCTIUITIES MARTHA E. PARKER, B.S. in Phat. Ashtabula, Ohio Phi Chi Sorority Social Chairman 2, 4, V. Pres. 37 O.N.U.P.A.7 A.W.S. Social Chairman 47 Y.W.- C.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Sophomore Class Treasurer: Senior Class Sec.: W,A,A.. l, 2, 3, 47 Annual Staff 4: Homecoming Court 4. THOMAS I. PARRINO, B.A., LL.B. Theta Kappa Phi: Sigma Delta Kappa: Northern Players 57 Northern Review 2, 3, 47 Toast- master 5, 6: lr. Bar 3, 4, 5: Var- sity Track 2, 3, 47 Northern .gtnnual 3: lnteriraiernity Council DONALD PATRICK. B.S. in Phat. Youngstown, Ohio Kappa Psi V. Regent 2, Regent 37 lnterfraternity Council 4: In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 47 O.N.U.P.A. HERMAN A. PATTERSON, B.A. Bucyrus, Ohio Sigma Phi Epsilon l, 2, 3, 4, Historian 37 Y.M.C.A. 47 Chemist Club l, 2, 3, 4, Program Chair- man 4. JUNE PERSON, B.S. in Ed. DuBois, Pa. Phi Chi Treas. 2, 37 A.W.S. Board Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Girls' Trio 2, 3, 47 Choir 1, 2, 3, 47 Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2: W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Board 3: Who's Who 47 Homecoming Court 4. THOMAS PIERSON, B.S. in Ed. Bath, Ohio Football 2, 3, 47 Varsity N 7 Sigma Phi Epsilon Pledge: Freshman Coach 4. DONALD F. PLETCHER. B.A. Lima, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi: Y.M.C.A. 17 A.C.S. 3, 47 Chemistry Club l, 27 Chemistry Lb. Ass't. 3, 4: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. IEAN PORTER. B.S. in Ed. Cortland, Ohio Kent State 1, 2: Pres., Y.W.C.A. 47 Who's Who 4: Tau Kappa Kappa: Commerce Club 3, 4. HOWARD POTTS, B.S. in Phat. Columbus, Ohio Transfer from Ohio State. IACK PRITCHARD. B.S. in Phat. Painesville, Ohio Who's Who 4. ROBERT PUGH, B.A. Akron, Ohio Sigma Phi Epsilon V. Pres. 3: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 37 Chemists' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 47 A Capella Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Northern Review 2, 3, 47 News Club 27 Alpha Phi Gamma 47 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 47 Chemistry Lab. Ass't. 2, 3, 4. DELMAR I. REAGAN, B.S. in M.E. Lima, Ohio ' A.S.M.E. 1, 2, 3, 4: National A.S.M.E. 3, 47 Civil Aeronautics. HAROLD RESNICK, B.S. in Phat. Cleveland, Ohio Track 17 Orchestra 1, 27 A.E. Pi St. Master Scribe: Review 17 O.N.U'.P.A. 4 KENNETH RICE, B.S. in Phat. Tiltonville, Ohio Kappa Psi 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, 37 Intramural Manager 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Kappa Annex 47 O.N.U.P.A.: gawyer Pharmic Ball Game 1, 2, , 4. PAUL ROCKEY, LL.B. Lima, Ohio Delta Theta Phi: Ohio State, B.S. in Bus. Adm. CLOYD ROGERS. B.S. in E.E. Cadiz, Ohio Sigma Pi: A.l.E.E. l, 2, 4, Pres. 37 Enqineer's Ex. Com. 37 Prof. Engi- neers 1, 27 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Alpha Phi Gamma: Northern Review 2, 37 Northern 2, 37 Press Club 27 Radio Club l, 2, 4. LOWELL SHAFFER, B.A. Forest, Ohio Phi Mu Delta Sec. 4: Freshman Basketball: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 47 Varsity Football 3, 47 Var- sity Track 3, 47 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 47 Y.M.C.A.f Y.M.C.A. Ping Pong Team. CHARLES H. SHOBE, LL.B. Lima, Ohio 1940 B.A. at Ohio State: Iunior Bar: Delta Theta Phi: Les Avocats. LOWELL M. SHUCK, B.S. in Ed. Findlay, Ohio Intramural Sports 1, 27 Phi Mu Delta Pledge 2. SAM SINGER, B.S. in Phat. Cleveland, Ohio Northern Players 3, 4. IOHN SKELLY, B.S. in Phat. Lima, Ohio Kappa Psi Sec. 2, 37 Annual Staff 47 O.N.U.P.A. ROBERT K. SLUSSER. B.S. in E.E. Van Wert, Ohio Sigma Pi: A.I.E.E. 3, 47 Trans- ferred irom Cornell Univ. WILLIAM SMITH, B.S. in Phat. Bucyrus, Ohio O.N.U.P.A.: Iunior Class Treas. IOHN R. SPON. LL.B. Steubenville, Ohio Alpha Kappa Pi Pres. 4: Alpha Phi Gamma Sec.: Sigma Delta Kappa: Les Avocats: Interfra- ternity Council. CHARLES TAGGART, B.S. in E.E. Willoughby, Ohio Kappa Kappa Psi 2, 3, 47 A.I.- E.E. Treas. 47 Engr. Ex. Com. 47 Band 1, 2, 37 Collegiateers 3, 47 O.N,E.S.A. 2, 3. HIRAM TAYLOR. B.A. New Philadelphia, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 4: A Capella Choir 1, 2, 3, 47 A.C.S. 3, 47 Chemists' Club 1, 2, Chem. Lab. Ass't. 3, 4: Y.M.C.A. 1, 37 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 47 Freshman Players Pres. WILLIAM TIVENER. B.A. Ashland, Ky. Transferred from Ashland, tKy.l lr. College: Sigma Pi 3, 4, Treas. 47 Commerce Club 3, 4. GEORGES THACKER Fostoria, Ohio Chemistry Club 2, 3, 47 A.S.M.E. 17 Y.M.C.A. 2, 4. ROBERT TOWNSEND, IH., B.A. Lima, Ohio Basketball l: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 47 Northern Review 3, 47 Northern Players 2, 3, 47 Alpha Phi Gamma 3, 47 Theta Alpha ghi33,447 Sigma Phi Epsilon ALFRED D. TREHERNE. B.A., LL.B. Byesville, Ohio Sigma Pi: Sigma Delta Kappa: Toastmasters: President Senior Class. EDWIN TREHERNE, B.S. in Ed. Byesville, Ohio Sigma Pi7 Y.M.C.A. l, 2, 3, 47 Varsity Track 27 Football Man- ager 4. EARL TROUP, B.S. in M.E. Canton, Ohio Chatfey Iunior College: A.S.M.E. Vice Pres. 47 Engineers Execu- tive Com. 4: Y.M.C.A.: Ass't. Business Manager Year Book 37 O.N.E.S.A. 3, 4. BOLLIS B. UMBRAZUM, B.S. in M.E. New Middletown, Ohio Nu Theta Kappa: A.S.M.E. GEORGE WILLIAM URICH. B.S. in Ed. Lima, Ohio Y.M.C.A. 2. CLETUS VINCKE. B.S. in E.E. Lima, Ohio Theta Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 47 A.I.E.E. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 47 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 27 Eng. Exec. Council Pres. 4. IANE WEAVER. B.S. in Ed. 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A. ..... 7279'Artesian St., Detroit, Mich. Law ............ . ....... R. 1, Copley, O. L. A ........ . ....... 1309 E. Elm,,Ltma, O. L. A. ...... .......... 8 53 Ritchie, Lima, O. L. A. ...... .. .111 Washington, Farrell, Pa L. A.. .56 Elizabeth, Hempstead, L.l., N.Y. .wSOPh....,. .. .Fr.. ...Sr..... Soph.... . ...Sr.. Soph .... . .. .Fr.. Powel1,'Marjorie ....... Fr.. . . . Powell, Warren . Powell, William M. Pritchard, Iack . .... ..Soph .... . . ...Fr.. . . . ...Sr..... Pugh, Dale ......... . . .Ir.. . . . Pugh, Robert .......... Sr.. . . . Purpus, Antoinette Rader, Fred ....... Rady, Robert ...... Rahla, Lela ......... Rainsberqer, Lynn Randels, Raymond Rankin, Wayne ..... Reagan, Delmar ' .... Recker, Richard .... Rees, Ralph .... . . . . Renda, Anthony .... Resnick, Harold ..... Rettig, Herbert . L. A... L. A... L. A... Engr.. 2, Ostrander, 116, Highland, ........... R.l,Ada, 'ut-'r-mr' U.. . 5. S? ?'?? Sie? S5522 : I Q 32 g : . 5. 3 I SP3 3 Z Z mi - : ': gn: O: 02.1 32835 mfD'549.n 53535 OOOOOO O0 .lstyr..... .lstyr..... ...Fr:.... Soph ...Fr..... ...Fr..... . op ...Fr..... .. .Fr.... . Soph.. lr.. Rew, Dorothy . . ' I .Fr ..... 1' rrrgggi 2 9-PPS? : 5 1235: . El ELIEIE : 23225: : It--3 : , . EY: O Egtn ' ga- E20 :gp eg: Egg . .:, .. 9 05:'5S ig. -um- Z mo.: Fl:-fm Q ,.,'c. zs- ,5- 53 wwf Sag 5' E'-IEP-4'S'o 93. ,oo.E..:: P- - 99999- O 999999 Law. . . . . . . . . .717 Osborne, Sandusky, O. Pharm. ......... 632 City Park, To1edo,'O, L. A.. . EIA.. . r.. Engr.. Enqr.. . . . . . . .Box 285, Payette, O. . . .............. West Unity, O . .- .1020 Ging, Sandusky,'O. . . ........... R. 5, Lima, O. .. .. .. .427 3rd, Ottawapg. Pharm ............. Eagle Hill, Genevan new, Helen .... ..... E dph.. .. . Rice, Kenneth .... . . . Rice, Roger . . ,Sr Soph Richards, Helen .... .Soph ..... Richardson, Tom Rider, Iohn . . ....... Rlttenour, lohn ..... Robinson, Albert . . . 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