Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1953 volume:

°« W. U. LIBRARY OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Presentation With pleasure, we present the 1953 NORTHERN. May it ever remind you cf pleasant friendships formed here, and help you to re-live, in memory, a great year in your life, and in the history of Ohio Northern University. We wish for each cf you a future cf success, good health, and happiness. MARCELLA FULLER RUSSELL GIBBONS FRANK FARRINGTON Betty Muskoff Eula Doering John Abbott Anna Koch Arlene Senkbeil Prof. Robert Price EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Greeks Activities Athletics Faculty Art Advisor 3 Dedication Service is the keynote in the life of any great institution. Outstanding for their years of service to Ohio Northern Univer¬ sity are Dr. C. H. Freeman, Prof. Frank Berger, and Prof. Wil¬ liam P. Lamale, to whom we respectfully dedicate this book. 4 r I i r A ' W k .flf Mr V |Cj Afcy. i|W MWfe y % i -. V� l m IV w 1 1 ..kC ’ BWL- Y t 3 [ L)J fl vjj, W l President McIntosh Dr. F. Bringle McIntosh, President cf Ohio Northern University, received his A.B. fromDePauw University, S.T.B. from Boston University, and holds an honor¬ ary D.D. from DePauw University. During his three and one half years as administrator, much has been accomplished on the campus of Ohio Northern. His constant effortshave been to bring to reality the complete accreditation of the University. Dr. McIntosh is a man of insight into the demands of the present world situation. “The great cry of my generation is not for keener minds ... not for vaster knowledge . . . but for men and women with these instruments in hand, consecrated to great and good purposes.” 6 Shown above are representative members of the Board of Trustees. They are, left to right: Dr. J. Bovd Davis, Dr. John II. Clark, Chairman; Mrs. l-rank B. Willis, Dr. Ilarold J. Bowers, and Judge Edward S. Matthias. Ohio Northern University operates under a charter granted by the State of Ohio. Legal title is held by the Ohio Annual Conferenced ' the Methodist Church. Control is vested in a Board of Trustees, 1 en £ w hom are mir ' ' sters and laymen elected by the Ohio Annual Conference. The alumni elect one m« :m ber of the board each year, for a term of five years, making five members in all. The other seven members are elected as trustees-at-large by the board itself. These seven are made up d ' promi¬ nent alumni, businessmen, industrialists, and churchmen. The Board d ' Trustees meets regularly twice a year. A number d committees are set up to care for specific tasks between meetings. Special meetings are called when occasion demands. The President d ' the University is elected by the Board of Trustees, and when a minister, is appointed by the resident Bishop of the Ohio Area. The president’s authority comes from the Board of Trustees and the Methodist Church. He is charged with the responsibility of implementing the plans and program d the uni¬ versity as authorized by the trustees. 7 Warren L. Hickman Dean of Women Mrs. Mary Dorothy Link, Dean of Women, came to Ohio Northern in 1951 as an instructor in freshman English, and succeeded Mrs. Alice Webb as Dean of Women during the summer quarter. She was graduated from Wittenberg Col¬ lege with an A.B., and received her M.A. from Columbia University. She holds membership in the American Association of University Women and several professional educational associations. Dean Link has resigned her post as of June 1, 1953. At this time, we wish to express our grati¬ tude for the time and effort which she has devoted to the students here at Ohio Northern. The Dean of the University The office of University Dean is a new one. The late Dean Otte was the first to be appointed to this office. The Dean of the University is responsible to the president and is charged with the academic administration of the university. He works with the president in the selection of faculty members, supervises the curricula, correlates the work of the four colleges, and counsels with the deans, depart¬ ment heads and faculty members on educational procedures and trends. He also serves on the ex¬ ecutive committee, with the Director of Public Relations and Business Manager. The president consults with this committee in administrative matters. Dean of Men Appointment of Fred R. Clark as Dean of Men became effective in the fall of 1951. In addition to his duties as Dean of Men, he is a professor in the College of Pharmacy, and serves as the faculty advisor for the Interfraternity Council. 8 Administrative Staff Otis Gaines Dean cf Freshman Men Carl L. Graeser Director cf Development Office Kenneth F. Martin Business Manager Genevieve Wheelock Librarian C. E. Wintringham Director cf Public and Alumni Relations James A. Woofter Registrar Mrs. Dolores Barber Secretary, Deans’ Office M rs. Anna Frances Seitz Assistant to the Registrar Mrs. Shirley Turner Secretary, Deans’ Office Mrs. Wanda Wiley Switchboard Operator Mrs. Connie Zerbe Secretary, College cf Pharmacy Lawrence Archer College cf Engineering Claude VV. Pettit College cf Law Albert Charles Smith College tf Pharmacy Marion E. Tinsler College cf Liberal Arts 11 Hi jJKL 4 ' t UJ In 1880 , the Department of Civil Engineering was established and when the demand for engineers increased this department was organized as the College of Engineering with additional depart¬ ments in electrical and mechanical engineering. During the past year, the College of Engineering was moved to the north campus, where decided improvements have been made. 12 13 College of Law The College of Law was established in 1885. Not only have its graduates been successful as practitioners, but they have also dis¬ tinguished themselves in the field of public affairs, several becoming members cf the United States Senate. Its graduates have been suc¬ cessful beyond the average as candidates for admission to the bar at the state examinations. 14 Eugene N. Hanson Associate Professor of Law Vincent C. Immel Assistant Professor of Law Claude W. Pettit Professor of Law E. Vergon Smith Professor of Law 15 College of Liberal Arts The College of Liberal Arts was reorganized in 1910 so that it offered a well-balanced curriculum in the field of general culture training. The college also provides a thorough foundation for all stu¬ dents desiring pre-professional training and prep¬ aration. Marion E. Tinsler Dean, College of Libera! Arts 16 Ernest Abele Instructor in Physics A. A. Benedict Associate Professor cf Physics Wilfred E. Binkley Professor cf History and Political Science Robert Bowden Instructor in Biology Robert L. Bradley Assistant Professor cf Chemistry Donald F. Eppley Instructor in Mathematics Louise Fauset Assistant Professor cf Foreign Language Otis Games Instructor in English Hernando Godderz Assistant Professor cf Mathematics Katie Lou Hanson Assistant Professor cf Education Hugh G. Harp Associate Professor cf Mathematics Warren L. Hickman Associate Professor cf History Robert H. Hilliard Professor cf History and Political Science Harvey E. Huber Professor cf Biology and Dean Emeritus Margaret B. Hughes Instructor in Business Education Clyde A. Lamb Professor cf Physical Education M. Dorothy Link Assistant Professor cf English D. R. Lowinan Instructor in Industrial Arts David H. Markle Associate Professor of Sociology anil Psychology O’Neil Mason Associate Professor cf Chemistry Alfred Mudrich Assistant Professor cf Music Francis H. McCarty Associate Professor cf Economics Mozelle Pickering Instructor in Physical Education Robert P. Price Assistant Professor cf English 20 J. Buckminster Ranney Assistant Professor f Speech Harriette S. Ritz Associate Professor cf Business Administration Clinton C. Roberson Associate Professor cf Education Karl A. Roider Professor cf Music Matthias S. Schmitz Professor cf Foreign Language Louis E. Shaeffer Assistant Professor cf Psychology Gerald E. Smith Instructor in Economics Joseph E. Spring Associate Professor rf English Robert VanAtta Associate Professor cf Chemistry Robert Weidner Assistant Professor f Music Hal C. Yingling Assisfant Professor d Biology Hazel M. Younkman Instructor in Public School Art College of Pharmacy The College of Pharmacy of Ohio Northern University had its beginning in the Departments of Science and Medicine. In 1884, the laws of Ohio required that all pharmacists should be registered. To meet the demand for trained and qualified pharmacists the De¬ partment of Pharmacy was established. Later this Department was organized as the College of Pharmacy. 23 Albert C. Smith Professor in Pharmaceutical Chemistry Fred It. Clark Professor of Pharmacognosy Janies Hillman Assistant Professor of Pharmacology Mattys Jongeward Associate Professor of Pharmacy Rudolph H. Itaabe Professor of Pharmacy 24 First Row: J. Runkle, J. Smith, N. DelBene. Second Row: N. Brown, M. Cooper, R. Conklin. Pan Heflenic Council The Pan Hellenic Co uncil, which is composed of two members of each sorority, is the center of sorority life on campus. This organ¬ ization is under the advisorship of Dean Link. This group sponsored the annual Tri-Sorority formal, which is one of the highlights of the spring quarter. The dance was held this year on May 22, in Findlay. The council is a governing body for the sorority members, and through it the traditions of sorority life are upheld. 26 Tati Kappa Kappa 11 11 First Row: M. Cooper, Mrs. Smith,.!. Smith, M. Fuller .Second Row: A. Senkbeil, F. Martin, E. Doering, R. DeWeese, S. Young. Third Row: K. Mellott, S. O’Black, C. Miskin, M. Kerns, B. Bowers, M. Wilhelm. B. Ridenour. The Tau Kappa Kappa sorority, which is the oldest sorority on campus, was established in 1900. The officers for the year 1953-53 were: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sergeant-At-Arms Advisor Jane Smith Marge Cooper Marcella Fuller Mary Anne Wilhelm Fran Martin Eula Doering Mrs. A C. Smith Some of the annual events held by the TK’s are the Hobo Hop, the Pirate Dance, and the Winter Formal. 37 First Row: Mrs. Roider, advisor; N. Brown, J. Runkle, M. Hitchcock, B. Muskoff, R. Wick. Second Row: B. Wilson, A. Dahling. D. Hiller, A. Harvey, S. Smith, M. Mayer, G. Chaffee,B. Brian, E. Hoffman, J. Zahler. Third Row: A. Snyder, J. Geist, A. Koch, G. Hughes, D. Sopko, J. Nordquist, R. Brubaker, H. Tlrysaez, C. Periowski, J. W elsh. Phi Chi The membership of the Phi Chi Sorority doubled when summer vacation time rolled around. Our winter rush party, “Opera Premier,” was a huge success. On February 6 we held our winter formal, Neptune’s Paradise, at the Student Center. An enjoyable time was had by all. Other social activities included a Christ¬ mas party and several informal dances. The officers for the year were Judy Runkle, president; Nancy Brown, vice- president; Marilyn Hitchcock, secretary; and Betty Muskoff, treasurer. 28 Theta Phi Delta Theta Phi Delta was organized in 1909. After the sororities on Northern ' s campus had been barred for nine years. Theta Phi Delta was the first sorority to reappear. Throughout the school year of 1952-53 we won the following trophies: Basketball, Volleyball, and May Day Float. This year our president, Norene DelBene was elected Homecoming Queen. The sorority ' s rush party was held on January 20 at which time eight girls became pledges. The officers of the sorority were: President, Norene DelBene; Vice-president, Ruth Conklin; Secretary, Beverly Clouse; and Treasurer, Joan Probst. 29 First Row: J. Probst, R. Conklin, Mrs. Ritz, N. DelBene. B. Clouse. Second Row: P. Dotson, R. May- beiTy, S. Moore, J. DelBene, P. DelBene. Third Row: M. Alnigivn, B. Yehl, S. LeVine, A. George, 6. Bailey, Y. Edwards, L. Siney. First Row: D. Mul . H. Jones. R. Gibbons. Row: D. Peoples, L. Bramschneiber. Third Row: J. Smittle, F. Boye, G. Heiser. Inter-Fraternity Council The Inter-Fraternity Council has acted for many years as an agent to unify, both socially and administratively, the fraternitiesand the University. The council’s membership consists of the presidents of the various fraternities here on campus. This group holds weekly meetings, where plans are originated for such campus affairs as fraternity homecoming programs, the inter-fraternity sports program, and fraternal social events. The council makes and receives suggestions through their •faculty advisor, Dean Clark. 30 Alpha Sigma Phi First Row: G. McAnaney, J. Barton, B. Tschanz, J. Dixon, D. Conrad, J. Parteleno, P. Zickcs. L. Bramschreiber, F. Brenneman, Mrs. McGinnis. Second Row: D. Wagner, D. Pluinley, N. Allen, J. Stahl, J. Woodworth, S. Horn, B. Shoupe, C. Reiss. Third Row: R. Raider, B. Rupert, D. Mink, B. Matthews, P. Butch, V. Grubaugh, T. Seitz, J. Frost. Fourlh Row: B. Mills, J. Fasold, C. Swein, J. Taylor, D. kling, B. Heintzman, L. Reichart, H. Wilding, O. Pugh. Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity was founded at Yale University, December 6, 1845. It was established at Ohio Northern University in 1942. After a brief period of in¬ activity during the war years it was reactivated in 1948. The major project of this past year was the redecorating of ' the entire downstairs of the cardinal and stone house. This enormous task was a complete success because of the untiring and combined efforts of the entire brotherhood. Our spring formal was held May 23, 1953. This dance climaxed our activity for the 1952-53 year and may well be classed as one of our most successful years here at Ohio Northern University. The officers for this year were: President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Paul Zickes Dick Conrad Willis Johnson Joe Parteleno 31 Ehst Row: J. Castillio, B. Smarsley, B. Jenkins, R. Gibbons, G. DeSanctis, V. GilMartin, E. Neil, S. Runco. Second Row: F. Dusini, L. Lash, J. Ronsini, J. Woodcock, J. Scheer, J. Happensack, P. Romano, F. Cortazzo Third Row: K. Stralka, J. Malek, R Ramirez, A Pacella, C. Dunn, N Riggs, G. Heiman, J. Griffin, J. Hohman. Fourth Row: B. Zender, T. Denson, E. Krieger, G. Wolfe, D. Myers, H. Breck, J. Abbott, L. Jimenz, R. Printz, J. Potcowitz. Theta Kappa Phi Zeta chapter of Theta Kappa Phi celebrated its twenty-seventh year on the Ohio Northern campus by burning the mortgage on the “house on Irish Hill” during the 1952 Homecoming. It has been a successful year, with some forty actives and pledges engaging in social and athletic activity on the campus. On the fraternity scale, we were honored by receiving the 1952-53 Nations Publications Award for our chapter paper,,and ranked first in scholarship among all the chapters of the national group. We were host to the Annual Tri-Chapter meeting of Ohio chapters. With the end of the school year, fifteen seniors left the ranks of the brotherhood to enter their chosen paths of endeavor. The officers of the past year included: Guy DeSanctis, President; Russell Gibbons, Vice President; Vincent GilMartin, Secretary; Richard Jenkins, Treasurer. 32 Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi, like all other social college fraternities, purposes to give its members that intimate, beneficent fellowship with good men, so necessary to their full development, and to supplement their cultural and professional education with training in those qualifications for citizenship and leadership which are not directly part of the university function. The fraternity’s primary duty is the support of the University in its effort to give the members the education and training they desire for the work which they have chosen. This chapter of Delta Sigma Phi has been, and will be a positive, active support to this University since its establishment at Ohio Northern in 1920. First Row: VV. Schichilone,R. Evans, R. Ridgeway, R. Mutz, J. Clark, II. Taylor, J. Werner, F. Farring¬ ton. Second Row: M. Murray, N. Stanton, R. Maxim, J. JCarch, J. Sawvel, R. Bridges, J. Chiavare. Third Row: K. Haynes, F. Arnett, W. Myer, T. Williams, K. Arp, G. Bethel, G. Lehr, B. Hauenstein, C. Buchanan. Fourth Row: J. Krill, D. McCoy, J. Pamer, E. VanOver, D. Harstein, D. Fitch. J . . «rv4 First Row: L. Marshall, J. Kemper, D. Schladom. B. Baird. B. Hawk, W. Hakes, C. Kei%hner. Second Row: F. Fisther, R. Jennings, B. McKelvy, R. Trauger, It. Jones. Third Row: D. Chase, E. Nagy, F. Fischer, J. McCracken, G. Snyder, W. Moore, B. Deikman. Sigma Pi Sigma Pi was founded February 26, 1897, at Vincennes University, Vincennes, Indiana. Zeta chapter of Sigma Pi was installed June 1, 1912, at Ohio Northern University. There are now forty-eight chapters of Sigma Pi throughout the United States and Canada. The fraternity colors are lavender and white, and the lavender orchid is the fraternity flower. Zeta chapter of Sigma Pi has twenty-three brothers, with the following serving as officers: Robert Baird, Sage; Rex Randall, First Counselor; Dean Schladorn, Second Counselor; William Hawk, Third Counselor; Fred Fischer, Fourth Coun¬ selor; Jack McCracken, Herald. 34 First Row: J. Stallsmith, W. Regner, L. Wenzel, R. Palmer, R. Witchey, G. Boltz, W. Wolfe, G. Foltz. Second ffinv: W. Peizel, W, Miller, L. Carmack, R. Commisso, J. Bachtell, JJ. Dafler, U. GrOGfn, D. bmith. Third Row: D. Kinworthy, D. Boye, T.McCurdey, L. Mackey, T. Livingston, J. Lewis, T. Tyler, R. Roose, B. Roelen, P. Hamilton. Fourth Row: R Baier, J. Burkholder, E. Delahoy, B. Cunningham, J. Jeffery, W. Hughes, R. Fowler, B. Raebel; V. Bickham, J. Komer. Sigma Phi Epsilon With a Saturday Night Club as its basis. Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded at the University of Virginia, November, 1901. It now has 119 active chapters, and over 40,000 members. The local chapter, Ohio Alpha, was founded in 1905, and since that time, over 750 men have been initiated. The officers for 1952-53 were: Ronald Witchey, President; Gerald Boltz, Vice President; Willis Wolfe, Secretary; Ronald Palmer, Comptroller;and Leon Wenzel, Historian. 35 Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity was founded at New York University in November, 1913. Our present number of chapters is sixty-three, which makes the largest na¬ tional Jewish fraternity. Kappa chapter was founded on the campus of Ohio Northern in 1923; we are celebrating our pear anniversary this year. In our thirty years on campus we have inducted into brotherhood close to three hundred and thirty-five. Chapter officers for the present year are: Larry Camin, Master; Harvey Levine, Lt. Master; Howard Levy, Exchequer; Jerry Heiser, Scribe; and Dave Russack, Fifth Member. First Row: D. Russock, J. Heiser, L. Camin, H. Levy, L. Pomerantz. Second Row: H. Presser, B. Heiser, H. Levine, D. Meister, S. Marks, G. Franklin. Third Row: S. Levin, S.Fox, L. Friedman, F. Kahn, N. Fischer, P. Stavis. 36 First Row: D. Doria, D. Smith, R. Weber, J. Meyers, J. Smittle, A. Minardi, L. Haugen, B Hall, S. Brysacz. Second Ron ' : K. Fogelsong, O. Lynch, M. Thornton, E. Vann, K. Nihiser, B. Stinard, O. Smith, F. Aruta, F. Coschignano. Third Row: D. Irons, T. Smailes, D. Mains, F. Campbell, J. Carter, W. Ritz- man, B. Stevely, B. McCarthy, D. Steele, B. Mains, M. Myers. Fourth Row: T. Young, D. Peper, J. Hoffman,T. Zikovsky, C. Longisu, A. Sebok,D. Keener, G. Hill, J. Houglan, P. Pata, J. Hansaker, E. Coffy, S. Michaelis. Kappa Psi Gamma Delta chapter of Kappa Psi is located two blocks east of the campus on College Street. Kappa Psi, which is a pharmaceutical fraternity,has been established at Ohio Northern since 1920. Although it is a professional fraternity, it is quite social in the respect that a number of house dances are held during the school year. Gamma Delta, always active in sports, has taken its share of intramural trophies and honors for Home¬ coming and ' May Day activities. Academically, Kappa Psi rates second among the eight fraternities on Northern’s campus, even though all the members are in the College of Pharmacy. First Row: P. Varner, Y. Bred beck, R. Peoples, C. Jewell, D. Dano, L. Mast, D. Clarke, R. Gable. Second Row: R. Starling, G. Croushore, H. Skelley, N. Brogan, B. Cumbie, H. Fouke, ' G. Brentz, W. Keller, G. Schiillen. Third Row: P. Mannik, L. Schauffelburger.M. Mannik. J. McGarhn, L. Lutz, W. Smith, W. Griffiths.E. Potesta, R. Zickar. Fourth Row: B. Russell, D. Markle, D. Smith, D. Ault, D. Staley, J. Kuhn, J. Mannik, R. Mohr. Phi Mi Delta With a large pledge class to boost the ranks of our fraternity, the Phi Mu Deltas have staged a successful year of scholastic and social activities. A number of house dances were held, the Spring Formal completing our social calendar. 38 Phi Chi meeting JJIjr am i SSL gfc ' Puff away, boys! 9 A Rare Moment The Ground Breakers Concentrated Effort Going to a Party What the customer doesn’t see! Casual Our Sunday Best 42 Student Council President Howard Jones Vice President Loren Beach Treasurer Richard Mohr Secretary Charlotte Miskin “To promote fellowship, scholarship and cooperation with the facult y and ad¬ ministration” is the purpose of the Student Council, whose members are elected by popular vote from each college. Every effort is made by this representative group to reach all students in campus activities by encouraging participation and attendance at plays, musical concerts, athletic contests; by encouraging students to submit material to student publications; and by sponsoring the annual Homecoming and May Day festivities with new and special attractions every year in addition to selecting some of the finest bands available. To be elected as a representative to the Student Council has been regarded as a privilege by campus students since the date of organization, April 11, 1945. First Row: L. Burwell, H. Jones, C. Miskin, L. Beach, R. Mohr, D. Carter. Second Row: R. Russell, IV. Meyers, R. Hicks, J. Clark, H. Turner. Third Row: R. Riley, E. Delahoy, J. Murphy, S. Brysaez. 44 First Row: J. Scott, R. Peoples, N Brown, C. Misken, J. Clark, R. Jenkins, J. Probst, R. Conklin, R. Howe, A. Figueroa. Second Row: R. Palmer, A Columbus, P. Crum, N. Riggs,.!. Scheer, J. J. Abbott, R. Ramirez, D Dafler, J. Weyrauch, W. Petzel. Third Row: J. Potts, D Mains, B. Mains, T. Smailes, W. McCarthy, D. Herman, R. Schwind,G. DeSanctis, J. Burkholder, J. Finley. Fourth Row: A Minardi, G. Wolfe, J. Myers, G. Lehr, R. Weber, G. Hill, F. Spurlock, J. Ellis, R. Ellis, H. Roose. American Pharmaceutical Association President Jack Clark Vice President Serafin Buta Secretary Nancy Brown Treasurer Richard Jenkins The Ohio Northern student branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association is an organization composed of pharmacy and pre-pharmacy students, and has as its faculty advisor Dean Albert C. Smith. The organization has had a quite active year. Among its projects were the pro¬ motion of white professional coats for the dispensing laboratory sections, continued painting and similar improvements which were begun last spring, and the annual open house which was held April 23 and featured various exhibits by the college and by several drug companies. Another project of the group is the branch publica¬ tion, The Ampul, a magazine published quarterly under the editorship, for the past two years, of Tom Smailes. 45 First Bow: B. Blackmail, N. Brown, M. Mayer, M. Hitchcock. Second Row: L. Shaw, B. Wilson, B. Yehl. Association of Women Students President Nancy Brown Vice President Marilyn Mayer Secretary Norma Lillie Treasurer Marilyn Hitchcock The students in the picture make up the legislative board cf the Association of Women Students cf which every woman who is attending the university is a mem¬ ber. The board consists of the officers cf the organization and one senior, onejunior, one sophomore, and two freshmen. The purpose of the A.W.S. is to promote in every way the spirit of unity and fel¬ lowship among the women of Ohio Northern University. The members endeavor to do this by sponsoring various activities. These include a tea for freshman women during Freshman Week to give them an opportunity to meet the upperclass girls, an annual leadership dinner honoring those who have held offices in various campus organizations, a winter formal, and a farewell dinner given for the senior women by the underclassmen. 46 First Row: M. Kempsell, M. Wilhelm, R. Fuertes, Mrs. H. Ritz, C. Dunn, K. Stralka. Second Row: R. Williams, J. Smith, J. Kemmerly, W. Mathews, C. Reiss, Prof. G. Smith, Prof. F. McCarty. Third Row: A. Omcrod, C. Schwcim, S. Levin, C. Diehl, D. Weiss, R. Colvin. Business Oub President Charles Dunn Vice President Francis Gremling Secretary Mary Anne Wilhelm Treasurer Rolando Fuertes The Ohio Northern University Business Club was reorganized in the fall of 1947 with Mrs. Harriette Ritz as advisor. The aims of the club are to coordinate classroom theory and actual business practice by bringing to the group as speakers men serving in various capacities in the business world; films on business operations; and field trips through industrial plants; and to develop the students’ cultural interests and social graces. 47 International Relations Oub First Row: J. Leibold, C. Hillman, R. Fuertes, W. Castillo, Miss L. Fauset. Second Row: M. Mannik, Prof. L. Schaeffer, Prof. J. Hillman, Dr. M. Schmitz. Third Row: D. Smith. Faculty Adviser Prof. M. Schmitz President Rolando Fuertes Vice President Carol Hillman Secretary William Castillo The International Relations Club was re-organized in the fall quarter of this year after two years of inactivity. It has 25 members composed cf foreign and Ameri¬ can students and faculty members. The object of the I.R.C. is to develop fellowship and understanding between for¬ eign and American students and professors, to aid in the acquisition cf a better knowledge of the culture and life of other peoples, and to cooperate with other or¬ ganizations dedicated to international understanding. The goal cf the organization is an International House and library with living quarters for foreign students on the campus cf O.N.U. 48 Seated: D. Irons, D. kling, E. Baughman, L. Mast, L. Cunzolo, J. Meyers. First Row: J. Marshall, D. Mains, B. Mains, N. Allen, J. Stahl, F. C ' ortazzo, G. Franklin. Second Row: H. Davis, J. Williams, D. keener, J. C. Patsiavos, L. Foul. R. Brookhart, G. Hill. President Martin Lewis Vice President Richard Waite Secretary Lowell Mast Treasurer Robert Rupert Publicity Manager Louis Cunzulo The N-Men’s Association is one of the most active of all campus organizations. It is composed entirely of Ohio Northern letter men, those who have earned an “N” in some athletic enterprise, such as football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis or golf. Last year the N-Men helped with the May Day activities by sponsoring a float for the May Day parade. This year they plan to contribute to the senior class drive for a new scoreboard. 49 Seated: B. Muskoff, R. Wick, L. Shaw. Standing: Prof. C. C. Roberson, Dr. K. L. Hanson. Ohio Northern Education Association President Ruth Wick Vice President Betty Muskoff Secretary La Dene Shaw These are the officersand advisors of the Ohio Northern Education Association, whose membership is comprised of all students in elementary, secondary, physical education, music, and all others who are majoring in teacher education. 50 Seated: P. Dotson, J. Acheson, M. Alnigren, R. Bmbaker. Standing: S. Young, M. Mayer, L. Shaw, A. Koch, R. Conklin, J. Probst, B. Ridenour. President Joyce Acheson Vice President Pat Dotson Secretary Ruby Brubaker Treasurer Margo Alnigren Reporter Marilyn Mayer The Women’s Athletic Association offers women students an opportunity to participate in numerous sports. During the year kickball, volleyball, basketball, and softball tournaments were played, and trophies were awarded to the winning sorority and independent teams. The W.A.A. Review was presented on March 5 and 6. This program, which con¬ sisted of modern dancing, was very successful. The proceeds were spent for trophies, • and pins, sweaters, and blankets which are awarded to the members on a point basis. 61 CHORUS-CHOIR PERSONNEL J. Kuhner M. Hitchcock D. Newland J. Geist B Clouse R. Fierce R. Mayberry M. Johns W. Peckham A. Snyder M. McFerron R. Diefenderfer D Hiller L. Graebner P. Shunn B. Wilson L. Shaw D. Sano M. Beaston A. George A. Moser G. Chaffee C. Laurendeau J. Moon M. Almgren M. Kempsell E. Potesta L. Taylor J. Nordqpist J. Rieck S. Clay S. Moore W. Mullenhour S. Young J. Miller J. Weyrauch N. Lillie D. Clarke L. Scnaufelberger B. Bowers G. Willeke G. Ernsberger G. Hughes R. Bridge R. Russell M. Davis L. Lutz C. Reiss E. Hoffman D. Markle J. Blanchong M. Norton R. Shoemaker E. Thomas B. Brian J. Jeffery R. Menge M. Sharpe J. Kuhn 63 Chorus-Choir The Ohio Northern Chorus-Choir, under the leadership of Professor Karl A. Roider, and composed of students from the four colleges in the University., spent a very enjoyable and entertaining year on the campus, throughout Ohio, and in the East. At JJoixiCCOmin there was S neunon choir members nt tile past and present as the strains cf the O.N.U. Hymn were sung by graduates and undergraduates at the morning Alumni meeting. As winter drew near, preparations for the annual Choral Cabaret come into full swing. The backdrop of the skyline of New York carried out the theme “Penthouse Party” and musically “Manhattan” and “Penthouse Serenade” added to the bi,| town atmosphere. Winter quarter was just coming to a close when the choir made its television debut. On March 4th, forty members donned their photogenic faces and traveled to Toled o to warble on the airwaves over WSPD. As yet no one has received a full-temn contract! The Eastern tour was anxiously awaited by all who had heard tales cf Burnt Hills and the Wellington, and on April 15th the choir again climbed aboard the Greyhound and thole up various pastimes until we arrived at the first stop, Euclid, Ohio. Buffalo, Rochester, Burnt Hills, and Poughkeepsie were the whistlestops on the way to the great metropolis. After two days of climbing to the top cf the Empire State Building, sailing around Manhattan, shopping on Fifth Avenue, and visiting stage plays, the choristers reluctantly left New York City, hoping to return again next year. Ten days after they had departed from the metropolis of Ada, the weary bus load wheeled back onto the campus, none the worse for wear. The final concert of the season was the Spring Concert, presented in Lehr Audi¬ torium in May. President Edsel Thomas Secretary Judy Runkle Treasurer Jack Blanchong Librarians Gay Hughes Norma Lillie 53 J. Bachtell J. Blanchong B. Brian C. Buchanan V. Chaffee E. Doering G. Ernsberger N. Finnical R. Grayam R. Hakes E. Hoffman G. Hughes J. Jeffery M. Kempsell M. Kerns D. Leis L. Lutz T. Macurdy R. Malcolm D. Markle R. Maxim D. Moon S. Moore A. Moser R. Randall L. Schaufelberger V. Shepherd R. Shoemaker J. Weyraueh G. Willeke Band President Robert Shoemaker Vice President Arden Moser Secretary Gay Hughes Under the direction of Prof. Robert Weidner, the Ohio Northern University Band has grown from an insignificant group to a promising campus organization with a membership of thirty. The band played at several football games including Homecoming, gave two as¬ sembly programs, and participated in various other activities. The highlight of the year was the Winter “Pops” Concert which was presented on February 25th. This concert was a big success, and the members hope to make it an annual event. They hope that this year was only a sample of what the band can do and that it will continue to grow and improve in the future. 54 Lutheran Student Association The Lutheran Student Association is composed cf all the Lutheran students on the campus. It is a part of the national Lutheran Student Association, and students are entitled to participate in the national organization’s activities. The local or¬ ganization holds meetings every two weeks at the Student Center. Some of the meetings are social and others are religious programs cf various types. The chief purpose of this organization is to better understand how to cope with every-day problems, and to promote Christian living. 1ft: .. Wj| ' ' S ' iSS f, Jf a i $ | 5 ■ a T1 i a JL M ■■ M Sts. vl % rar tij wli SI n a, y 1 it f 1 ‘ ‘ §pF | 4 f 1 Ml II! f at , ml ■ ®L 11 First Row: J. Potts, B. Stano, Dr. K. L. Hanson, Prof. E. Hanson, advisor. Second Row: L. Bramschrei- ber, W. Petzel, Prof. F. McCarty, L. Marshall, G. Willeke. Third Row: R. Palmer, Prof. G. Smith, Dr. W. Binkley. 55 Pre-Ministerial Association President Phil Gehres Vice President Don Newland Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Johns The Pre-Ministerial Association is a group of students studying for full time Christian work, including the ministry, religious education, the ministry of music, and the mission field. The group discuss problems which confront the minister in his work today. These group meetings provide an opportunity for each student to express himself according to his own personal convictions. The purpose of fellow¬ ship and discussion together is to increase the student’s understanding of man’s relationship to God and the duties of a minister in serving society. Sealed: M. Hitchcock, S. Erter, M. Johns. Standing: Tyler Thompson, guest speaker; W. Peckham, R. Grayam, E. Riggs, R. Riley, D. Newland, D. Davis, P. Gehres, J. Jeffery, G. Erter, R. Swager, R. Fierce, P. Schunn, Rev. M. Tinsler. 56 First Row: K. Stralka, R. Gibbons, C. Laurendeau. B. Yehl, M. Davis, F. Dusini. J. Castillo. Second Row: S. Brysacz, E. Krieger, J. Scheer, J. Abbott, R. Ramirez, L. Jiminez, L. Lask. Third Row: S. Runco, G. DcSanctis, J, Woodcock. R Prinz, P. Romano, D. Meyers, N. Riggs, F. Cortazzo. Fourth Row: J. Potkanowicz, F. Coschignano. J. Griffin, V. Gilmartin. Newman Gub President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Edmund Krieger Frank Coschignano Barbera Yehl Philip Romano The Newman Club of Ohio Northern, originally founded in 1922, was reactivated on a large scale during the past year. The club has a paid up membership cf better than one third cf the Catholic students in the university and has had a successful year of weekly meetings which have featured guest speakers and motion pictures. The club was in the stage cf becoming officially affiliated with the National Newman Club Federation and the Ohio Valley provence this spring. Professor Vincent Immel serves as faculty moderator and the Rev. Richard Hoch is the club chaplain. 57 First Row: C. Miskin, P. DelBene, K. Stralka. Second Row: D. Boye, T. Smailes, P. Schunn. Third Row: C. Reiss. Religious Council The purpose of the Religious Council, consisting cf representatives from every other organization on campus and from every church in the community, is to provide an organization which will promote and encourage spiritual growth upon the cam¬ pus, and to provide opportunities for Christian service and fellowship. The associa¬ tion helps select chapel speakers as well as sponsoring worthy fund drives such as the World Student Service Fund. 58 rim hum ' , m. oonns, m. mcrerron, u. omcranan, � . iuaenour. second now: n. vavenaisn, m. tlitcft- cock, L. Shaw, l. Kems, A. Snyder, N. I.illie, M. Kempscll, L. Graebner, D. Clark. Third Row: Rev. H. Bright, Jr., P. Cichrcs, J. Wcyrauch, J. Jeffrey,G. Ernsberger, B. Bowers, P. Schunn, L. Lutz, R. Fierce. President Don Clarke Vice President Betty J o Blackman Secretary-Treasurer Marilyn Hitchcock Wesley Fellowship is the Methodist Youth group on campus, open to all students. Weekly meetings are held in the Student Center on Sunday evenings. Social events for the year included a hay ride, a swimming party, a barn dance, and a hard luck party. Deputation teams made up of Wesley Fellowship members travel to other cities in Ohio to participate in services of neighboring churches. Wesley Fellowship seeks to confront students with the challenge of the Christian life and invites them to share in fellowship with other students. 59 First Row: R. Beebe, G. C ' roushone, J. Malck, G. Snyder, R. Maxim, D. Harstine. Second Row: J. Mc- Gahan, W. Moyers, H. I ' oukc, R. Schwickert, G. Ernsberger, T. Barnett. Third Row: Prof. D. Davis, H. JPfeiffer, J. Cusick, J. Sawvel. American Institute of Electrical Engineers President Thomas Barnett Vice President Harry Pfeiffer Secretary Lester Steinke Treasurer Donald Langstafif Counsellor Prof. Janies Klingenberger This year the student chapter of A.I.E.E. completed its fortieth year on Ohio Northern ' s campus. Since its founding in 1912, the American Institute of Electrical Engineers has adequately performed its task of strengthening the bonds between the student engineer and his field. In addition, the society has done much to aid the student by showing him, not only the concrete principles, but also the abstract values cf his future occupation. The means to these ends are research papers by the students, guest speakers, movies, and inspection tours to electrical plants. 60 First Row: J. Fasold, J. Schmenk, W. Sharko, J. Souders, T. Seitz, II. Taylor, Prof. Jacobs, H. Jones. Second Row: D. Robenalt, It. Shoupc, L. Zuercher, E. Kirk, J. Korner, J. Murphy, R. Mutz, K. Arp. Third Row: C. Haren, E. Delahoy, It. Dieckman, I’. Mannik, J. Mannik, E. Pakush, J. Parks, D. Souder. American Society of Civil Engineers President Thomas Seitz Vice President James Murphy Secretary Wolodymyr Sharko Treasurer Donald Chester Recorder James Schmenk The American Society of Civil Engineers is an organization open to all Civil Engineering students. Jts purpose is to present technical material to the members by means of professional speakers and student lectures, as well as to develop a profes¬ sional attitude in the student. The Ohio Northern Chapter is a student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers, a national society. 61 First Row: J. Sunders- T. Barnett, W. Sharko, I ' . Seitz. Second Row: H. Pfeiffer, G. Snyder, R. Trauger. Third Row: F. Fuertes, J. Murphy, L. Steinke. Engineers’ Joint Council President Vice President Secretary Treasurer James Murphy Fernando Fuertes Thomas Seitz Harry Peiffer The Engineers Joint Council is composed of the four officersof all the engineering societies. The main purpose of the Council is to coordinate the activities of all the Societies for the benefit of the Engineering student body. The Council sponsors the entire program for the Annual Engineers’ Week held during February and the Annual Engineers’ Picnic held during the first week of the school year. 62 First Row: A. Shump. J. Mannik, R. Owen, D. Leyman. Second Row: R. Swisher, R. Diefenderfer, D. Krichbaum. D. Hensel. Third Row: D. Eppley, R. Trauger, J. Beck, Prof. N. Jennings .Fourth Row: F. Fuertes, D. Knchbauin, A. Irons,AN’. Oliver. Mechanical Engineers’ Club President-Don Eppley Vice-Pres — Ronald Trauger Secretary-John Beck Treasurer-Alvin Irons The Mechanical Engineers of Ohio Northern University is a newly organized club at Ohio Northern. It is through this club that the Mechanical Engineering student may add to his professional development those things which, he might otherwise miss in his regular studies. This club plans to help the M.E. students expand their education by providing speakers, pictures, and trips. Much credit is due to the M.E.O.N.U. club faculty advisor, Mr. Nonnan Jennings, for helping to form and lead this newly organ¬ ized club. 63 First Row: VV. Movers, T. Seitz, J. Schmenk, F. Fuertcs. Second Row: Prof. N Jennings, J. Fasold, E. Kirk, C. Ilaren. D. Kpplcy. Nu Theta Kappa is an Honorary EngineeringFraternity. Grades are the principal requirement for admission into this fraternity. Third Quarter juniors and all seniors are eligible who have a point average of 1.7 or above. The sophomore who has the highest point average among sophomores after five quarters is also eligible if he has a 1.7 point average or above. Although Nu Theta Kappa has a small membership because of the point average requirement, it still manages to meet at least once a quarter for some form of social activity. 64 First Row: II. Pfeiffer, W. Iiharko. J. hclinieiik, R. blimipc, D. Krichbaum. Second Row: D. Krichbaum, D. Kohcnall, L. Zuerchcr, J. Murphy, K. Mill . Third Row: K. Dclahoy, D. kpplcv, A. Irons. R., Schwickert, H. Jones. ONESA Ohio Northern Engineers ' Speakers Association This group is composed of 15 members from the OhioNorthern University College of Engineering. The purpose of the group is to enable the members to gain confi¬ dence and poise in giving extemporaneous speeches. The organization holds dinner meetings periodically, at which time several members are called upon to give brief speeches. The association was first organized in 1935. It was disbanded in 1943 because of the war, and was reorganized this year. 65 First Row: J. Werner, D Lehman, J. Souder, F. Fuertes, J. Murphy, .1 Schmenk, R. Shoupe, T. Seitz, J. Korner, C. Buchanan. Second Row: R. Trauger, J. Parks, D. Robenalt, R. Maxim, W. Sharko, H. Jones, E. Pakush, D. Krichbaum, C. Haren. Third Row: D. Eppley, A Irons, J. Fasold, D. Krichbaum, E. Delahoy, G. Snyder, R Schwickert, G. Croushore, J. Mannik, R. Dieckman, H. Fouke, E. Kirk Fourth Row: D. Harstine, H. Taylor, Prof. N. Jennings. Ohio Society of Professional Engineers This society is new to the Ohio Northern Engineering College. A charter was pre¬ sented in the fall of this year, and the organization has been continually building in membership and corresponding popularity. The purpose of the O.S.P.E. is to bring together engineers from all fields for discussion of common problems, and thus create unity throughout the entire engi¬ neering college. The first officers of the student chapter were: President John Souders Vice President Fred Fuertes Secretary George Snyder Treasurer Ronald Trauger 66 First Row: K. Stialka, IF.Gillis, J. Robinson, G. Forrest, R. Faber. Second Row: R. Betz, H. IVlittlekamp, R. Evans, G. Taylor, G. Boltz. Third Row: D. Smith, F. Visca, W. Nearhood, R. Stano, W. Wolfe. Fourth Row: C. Huntsman, I). Pugh, S. Neago, J. DaPore, R. Jones, M. Peterson, S McCorkhill. Delta Theta Phi Dean Vice Dean Tribune Exchequer Richard Zurz David Price William Nearhood George Forrest Marshall Senate of Delta Theta Phi, a professional law fraternity, made its appearance on the campus of Ohio Northern University in 1910. This law fraternity as such came into existence in 1913 upon .consolidation of three law fraternities. Each year the calendar of Marshall Senate is dotted with certain regular events. Among these are conducting review sessions for freshman students of law, monthly luncheons at which prominent members of the legal profession provide inspiri ng and practical remarks concerning legal work, informal parties for members and faculty, and participation in intramural sports. 67 First Row: A. Swain, R Betz, V. Gilmartin, H. Ottey, R. Williams, J. Fitzgerald, J. Robinson, G. Forrest, G. Vaubel, T. Ottey. Second Row: N. DaPore, F. Visca, L. Reach, G. Taylor, L. Rurwell, R. Evans, E. Pedlow, K. Stralka, W. Nearhood. Third Row J. DaPore, A. Lair, D. Smith, R. Stano, H. Mittle- kamp, D. Pugh, S. McCorkhill, W. Gillis, W. Wolfe. Fourth Row: J. Rieck, R. Faber, C. Huntsman, R. Zehring, G. Boltz, M. Peterson, H. Turner. Junior Bar Association President Richard Powell Vice President Richard Zurz Secretary-Treasurer James Robinson Parliamentarian Dale Pugh The Junior Bar Association is an organization composed of the students of the Warren G. Harding College of Law. The purposes cf the organization are to unite the faculty and students into a single body devoted to the welfare and prestige cf that College and cf the legal profession. Among the various social activities of the Association, the annual Barristers’ Ball is the outstanding event. 68 First Row: T. Ottey, F. Visca, R. Faber, A. Swain, A. Lair, G. Vaubel. Second Row: C. Huntsman, S.Mc- Corkhill, H. Mittlekamp, L. Burwell, H. Turner. Third Row: J. Riek, J. DaPore, R. Jones, M. Peterson. Les Avocats This organization, established in 1939, is open to the students of the College of Law for the purposes of developing and promoting the speaking abilities of the members and to strengthen mutual bonds of friendship among them. The Club consists of twenty members. The presidents this year, each for a term of six weeks, were: Aubrey Sibbring, Lloyd Burwell, Richard Jones, James Rieck, George Vaubel, and Norman Kahn. Dinners are held each week followed by two short impromptu talks and two principal speeches. Included in the year’s schedule were an annual dinner for the faculty of the College of Law and several trips to area courts to observe trials. 69 First Row: L. Burwell, B. Smith, H. Ottey, T. Ottey, J. Fitzgerald. Second Row: H. Turner, R. Williams, V. Gilmartin, L. Beach. Third Row: R. Hicks, A. Lair, P. Kavanaugh. R. itehring. Sigma Delta Ka 11 Chancellor Vice-chancellor Secretary Treasurer Robert Zehring Thomas Ottey Anthony Lair James Fitzgerald The Omicron Chapter of the Sigma Kappa Fraternity was established on the Ohio Northern University campus in 1914 for the purpose of broadening the legal education of the students in the College of Law. Interesting talks by guest speakers and noted alumni, as well as trips to nearby legal courts, have been the subject of many of the weekly meetings. On Homecoming weekend there was a good turnout of the alumni and a banquet was held in the spring. 70 Honoraries ALPHA PHI GAMMA Journalistic Honorary Jerry Holtz Nancy Brown Robert Evans David H. Markle, Jr. KAPPA KAPPA PSI Band Honorary David Markle, Jr. Jack McCracken Arden Moser Robert Shoemaker PHI LAMBDA PI Biological Honorary Joe Baughman John Holt Eldon Riggs Julia Runkle 7i Yearbook Staff The 1953 Northern was headed this year by Mar¬ cella Fuller as Editor and Frank Farrington as Busi¬ ness Manager. Some dozen students made up the an¬ nual staff as copyreaders, typists and editorial, busi¬ ness and departmental heads. Photography was done by Gil Franklin and Chief Clyde Lamb. Pro¬ fessor Robert Price of the English department served as faculty advisor. Business Manager Frank Farrington anti Kditor Marcella Fuller lay out plans for the 1953 Northern. Professor Robert Price, faculty advisor; Marcella Fuller, editor; John Abbott, sports editor; Frank Farrington, business manager; Clay Boatman, assistant business manager; Russell Gibbons, assistant editor. 72 Barbara Bowers; Lorene Taylor; Marcella Fuller; Shirley Levine; Arlene Senkbetl; Frank Farrington; Eula Doering; Aime Koch and Betty Muskoff. Dr. Joseph Spring, Northern Review. Professor Robert Price, Northern. 73 Northern Review Sealed: Feature editor, Nancy Brown; managing editor, Russell Gibbons; editor-in- chief Richard Simpson. Standing: Greek editor, Jerry Boltz; sports editor, Bemie Smarsley and business manager Don Reichert. This year the Northern Revieiv combined its publication with the journalism laboratory class offered by the English department under Dr. Joseph Spring. Serving as Co-Editors were Russell Gibbons and Richard Simpson. Entered into the journalistic competition of the Associated Collegiate Press, the Review emerged for the third straight semester of publication with a First Class Honor Rating of that group, and was named to an honor award by the Ohio College Newspaper Association. Managing editor, Russell Gibbons; news editor, Frank Farrington; copy editor, George Wolfe; business manager, Charles Bethel; sports editor, Don Herman. Seated: Feature editor Nancy Brown. Legal stall ' of the Review confer with their counsel over problems of libel and criminal journalism involved in publication. Counsel Ernest T.Fangbone is pictured in center. (Any resemblance to a K-9 breed is purely coincidental and not with malicious intent.) The editorial staff sifts the local and regional news for scoops in quest for news coverage of interest to the student body. In February the college of enginecringheld their firstopen house since the moving to their north campus building. During the fifty-first observance of Engineer’s Week thousands of dollars of new technical equipment was shown to visitors. Above one of the new testing machines are being shown to student observers. 76 CLYDE LAMB MARY ENGLISH BARNEY POOLE NEIL ALLEN The grid round-up for the 1952 season found the Ohio Northern Polar Bears in proud possession of the Mid-Ohio Crown. The over-all record saw the Orange and Black hold a 7 and 2 advantage over the opposition. After dropping the first two games, the men of Clyde Lamb went thru the rest of the campaign in splendid fashion. The highlight of the season was the victory over the Findlay Oilers. Coming from behind, the Polar Bears played heads-up ball to capture the Findlay tilt by a score of 35-14. The crowd that was on hand at Memorial Field spent most of the time on their feet as a stouthearted Northern squad fought to overcome an early lead and go on to win. The Ohio Northern University Football team was bolstered this year with three backfield artists from Massillon High, namely Willie Longshore, Ace Crable, and Paul Francisco. The 1953 season also marked the close of Jack Decker’s brilliant football career for ONU. Jack, who gained more than a mile and a half on the ground and was top scoring back in his four year stay, received honorable mention on the INS All-Ohio listing during the ’53 season. Front Row: F. Fowler, mgr., I. Crable, J. Marshall, J. Stahl, J. Decker, S. Baughman, L. Mast, N. Booher, D. Irons, J. Frost, mgr. Second Row: E. Hall, assn’t mgr., T. Young, H. Heynik, J. Myers, H. Skelly, J. Willinms, H. Hathaway, D. Clester, F. Arnott, W. Longshore, D. Looker, camera man. Third Row: ( ' . Lamb, coach, B. l’oole, end coach, J. Hoffman, D. Myers, H. Davis, C. Stober, D. Staley, P. Patsiavos, J. Patsiavos, J. Hohman, B. Raebel, N. Allen, head mgr., M. English, line coach. Back Row: G. Schueller, D. Smith, F. Cortazzo, P. Francisco, C. Molliter, L. Jirainez, N. Brogan, C. Rodgers, J. Baughman. Varsity Football MID-OHIO GRID CHAMPS 1952 JACK DECKER Back CLAUDE STOBF.R E 1953 GRID RECORD ONU 0 Arkansas State ONU 13 Wooster ONU 34 Wilmington ONU 21 Cedarville ONU 19 Bluffton ONU 34 Defiance ONU 34 Capital ONU 35 Findlay ONU 34 Ashland JACK WILLIAMS Line LARRY JIMINEZ SKIP BAUGHMAN Back DAVE MYERS End BOB RAEBEL End JOE HOHMAN WILLIE LONGSHORE JOE BAUGHMAN Back C. MOLLITER Line R. BONFIGLIO Line HOWARD SKELLY Line “ACE” CRABLE Back Wttur. JACK HOFFMAN End NED BOOHER Back HARRY DAVIS Line TOM YOUNG JIM MYERS Top Row: Jim Frost, mgr., Don Kling, Dave Staley, Steve Michaeles, Joe Hohman, Emery Hall, mgr. Middle Row: Neil Allen, mgr., Jim Heitzman, Bob Brookhart, Bob Racbel, Jaek Williams, Marv English, coach. From Row: Jim Stahl, Bob Rupert, Chuck Violet, Don Plumley, Bob Morgan. Missing from picture: Willie Longshore and Ron Parsnall. Varsity Basketball OHIO NORTHERN CAGE SQUAD Ohio Northern University’s Cage squad of 1952-’53 setanewmark for future teams to shoot at while playing under the colors cf ONU. It was the fourth year for Coach Marv English, and under his tutelage the Polar Bears notched a 15 and 5 record while piling up a grand total of 1,749 points. Fifteen men saw varsity action during the season, and every man contributed to the total points with senior letterman Bob Rupert setting the pace with 539 points. This in itself was a new record for individu¬ al play in the annals of ONU sport history. Among the other members of the varsity squad, the names of Don Kling and Jim Stahl stand out for outstanding rebounding and excellent floor play, respectively. In state ranking, Ohio Northern was fifth, with that same number designating the number of times the Polar Bears cracked the century mark in score. 84 DUTCH KLING TALLIES TWO FOR ONU JIM STAHL REBOUNDS AGAINST CEDARVILLE OHIO NORTHERN ’58-’53 CAGE RECORD ONU 86 Indiana Tech 61 ONU 81 Concordia 65 ONU 88 Cedarville 62 ONU 83 Heidelberg 52 ONU 97 Ashland 67 ONU 118 Giffin 68 ONU 89 Bluffton 53 ONU 57 Tri-State 75 ONU 115 Defiance 90 ONU 76 Indiana Tech ONU 94 Tri-State ONU 79 Otterbein 74 ONU 69 Findlay 72 ONU 74 Bluffton 77 ONU 100 Defiance 85 ONU 89 Ashland 79 ONU 102 Otterbein 104 ONU 68 Findlay 117 ONU 110 Hiram 94 RUPE” GOES UP FOR TWO BOB BROOKHART DRIVING IN FOR NORTHERN 85 JIM STAHL BOB RAEBEL BOB RUPERT DON KLING 86 JACK LENINGER STEVE MICHAELIS BOB BROOKHART JOE HOHMAN 87 BILL HEITZMAN DON PLUMLEY JACK WILLIAMS CHARLIE VIOLET 88 DAVE STALEY BILLY MORGAN RONNY PARSHALL WILLIE LONGSHORE 89 tstf H0IT8OI W1VERSIT7 i «OtTHE«� IJf-’-sTtRSITT Kneeling: Gil Franklin, A1 Rubenstein, Norm Kahn. Standing: Warren Peterson, coach, Leon Golden, Leonard Pomerantz, Larry Faut, Jim Dixon. Front Row: R. Waite, assn’t coach, N. Allen, assn’t coach, B. Miller, J. Stahl, D. Chase, K. Brown, Coach. Middle Row: D. Conrad, C. Mayers, B. Mains, R. Lillie, J. Myers, D. Irons, K. Poince. Back Row: D. Schmeltzer, R. Roose, J. Mannik, D. Keener, G. Hill, J. Baughman. Lou Cunzolo, Dick Zurz, Joe DaPore, Martin Lewis. ONU COPS MOL CHAMPIONSHIP IN TENNIS AND GOLF TENNIS The Ohio Northern University racket-wielders, under the able guidance of Coach Warner Peterson, walked off with the championship of the Mid-Ohio Conference for the second straight year. With Leon Golden holding the singles honors, and the combination of Golden and Faut comprising the doubles championship combination, the strong Northern team successfully defended the crown which they won the pre¬ vious year. GOLF In golf, the strong quartet of Dick Zurz, Joe DaPore, Lou Cunzolo, and Martin Lewis, turned in a 7 and 1 record for the season to capture the MOL first place tro¬ phy. Dick Zurz won medalist honors in the league, shooting brilliantly all season. TRACK The up and coming ONU track squad saw more members join its ranks as the activities began on the cinder track at Memorial Field. With R. Mains winning honors in the 440, the squad looked well in competition. JACK DECKER Jack Decker’s play on the gridiron has been nothing less than spectacular since he first donned the Orange and Black of ONU in 1949. A hard charging back with plenty of guts. Jack proved to be the backbone of the Northern squad more than once. A triple threat back in the old sense of the word. Decker not only passed, punted, and carried the ball, but was also a standout on defense. When the Polar Bears were looking for an extra point kicker last year, the chore was awarded to Decker. Although he never did place kicking for extra points before, the talented lad booted 24 out of 33. Jack Decker’s four year record shows a total of 2,668 yards gained rushing in 416 tries. He piled up a total of 228 points, of which 204 were garnered on T.D.’s. In the final analysis, iron man Decker averaged 6.4 yards per try and any way you look a t it, he will be mighty tough to beat. BOB RUPERT To the future cagemen of Ohio Northern Uni¬ versity: set your sights high if you plan to eclipse the marks set by the Spencerville flash. Bob Ru¬ pert. This lad, with his unorthodox foul shoot¬ ing stance, amassed a total of 1,126 points in his 73 games, during his four tenure. He also broke the one-game individual scoring mark with 49 points, and holds the distinction of having made the most foul shots in his senior year-133. Bob has seen a total of 33 hours cf varsity court action on the hardwoods. An all-around athlete, “Rupe” also led the Polar Bears in baseball with a .348 batting aver¬ age. In addition to this. Bob is also very active in fraternity sports. 91 Sealed: J. Stahl, D.Elsass, G. Adams, S. Baughman, M. Acheson, R. Cochiniganio, T. Noblet. Standing: C. Mayers, B. Rupert, B, Shunkwhiler, D. Black, J. Baughman, J. Taylor, F. Fowler, mgr. Varsity Baseball THE 1952 DIAMOND ACTION The Northern varsity baseball squad virtually matched run for run against their opposition, but came out on the fat end of the record holding a 5 and 4 advantage. Team Captain T. Noblet and defensive sparkplug Georgie Adams led the RBI column with eight apiece. Dutch Kling sparkled on the mound, and was the most effective pitcher available. The offensive honors came off the bat of Bob Rupert, who hit at a .348 clip, while the defensive honors went to Bob Brookhart with a .965 fielding average. THE SEASON RECORD ONU 4 Defiance 2 ONU 2 Heidelberg 11 ONU 7 Bluffton 9 ONU 2 Bluffton 1 ONU 3 Cedarville 13 ONU 9 Findlay 1 ONU 6 Findlay 3 ONU 17 Indiana T. 8 ONU 1 Ashland 4 92 OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY COACHING CLINIC 1952 Standing: E. R. Wintringham, ONIJ Pub. Rcl., Phil Shine, football coach, Wooster College, W. lirink- meyer, football coach, o. Green Hi, Jack Guy, basketball coach, Buckncll Univ., Joe Thomas, line coach, DePauw Univ., Chuck Mather, football coach, Massillon Hi. Seated: Bob Gobin, ftxrtball coach, Orville Hi, Torn Pierson, line coach, Mansfield, W. Peterson, head coach, Mansfield, Joe Banks, head coach, Millersburg, Paul Snyder, head coach, Beavcrdam. J. V. BASKETBALL Front Row: B Morgan, R. Hull, D. Plumley, B. I lansclman, B. Poole, coach. Second Row: E. Hull, mgr., J. Marshall, G. McAnaney, D Hawkins, J. Frost, mgr. Back Row: J. Justice, D. Staley, J. Williams, I. Crabel. Front Row: Mozelle Pickering, director, D. Sopko, C. Periowski, A. Haney, R. Brubaker, P. Dotson, mgr. Hack Row: D. I.eis, J. Nordquist, M. McFarron, P. Johns, L. Siney. Girls’ Varsity Basketball Ohio Northern University, after a gap of a coupleof decades, was proud tofloora girls’varsity basketball team that competed in intercollegiate play. Among the opposition were girls’ teams from Findlay, Heidelberg, BlufFton, and Miami Colleges. The highlight of the season was the game which pitted the ONIJ girls against the girls from Findlay. It was on this occasion that the two outstanding hoopsters of the feminine gender turned in their finest performance. With Carol Periowski blazing the nets for 38 points and Dorothy Sopko hitting for 30, the Ohio Northern Girls turned in a 72-31 victory over the opposition from Findlay College. Mrs. Mozelle Pickering is responsible for the very fine athletic program which she has set up for the girls during the past few years. It was thru her very diligent work that the university was able to point with pride to the athletic program that was open to all women of the university. -r 94 FRATERNITY BASKETBALL CHAMPS Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity: L to R: Fleet Brenneman, Howie Wilding, Dick Conrad, Lowell Bram- schrieber, Jimmie Dixon, Jim Taylor, Joe Parteleno, Neil Allen, coach, Paul Zickes, Mickey Acheson, Gus McAnnany. Intramural Basketball INDEPENDENT BASKETBALL CHAMPS The Trotters: Kneeling: R. Bonfiglio, R. Cavendish, H. Bigelow, standing: W. Ludwig, D. Moon, L. Faut, H. Davis, T. Walters. 95 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL First Row: B. Bowers, C. Perlowski, A. Harvey, R. Brubaker. L. Graebner. Back Row: N. LaRue, L, Shaw, M. McFarron, P. Johns, L. Siney. SIG CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: L. Bramschrieher. J. Dixon, D. Conrad .Middle Row: B. Rupert. H. Wilding, P. Zickes, G. McAnnany, N. Allen, coach. Back Row: J. Parteleno. D. kling, F. Bminenian. Jack Davis (left) and C. Moliter mix it up under the Coach Warren Hickman giving pointers to last watchful eye of Coach Hickman. years fitenite artists. L to R: Ken Stralka, Hickman, John Mannik, Jim Dixon. Hickman demonstrates technique to pugilistic hope¬ fuls. 97 Hickman watching the form of the boxers, as Willie Longshore finds opening on Dave Staley (left). Tlie TlieUt Kaps six-man squad Tcady tor action. The Phi xvius win the kip against the Sigs in season play. Intramural Sports The Alpha Sig basketball team back from OWU and 1‘nrdue with the spoils of war. ALPHA SIGS TAKE ' 53 CAMPUS HONORS The Alpha Sigma Phi sport machine has again found the combination to success by taking honors in the All-Sport race for the fourth consecutive year. It was another year of “almost” for the other fraternities as the Theta Kaps “almost” beat the Sigs in football, and t he Sig Eps “almost” beat them in basketball. The last time anyone besides the Sigs won the All-Sports trophy was back in 1948 when the Theta Kaps turned the trick. Everyone has been waiting for the law of averages to come into play, but the Sigs busy themselves with the time-honored principle of constant practice. Hats off to the Alpha Sigs for top honors in the fraternity race again in ’53. 98 THE SOCIAL SIDE 99 After a long vacation, students return to the campus of Ohio Northern. 100 HOMECOMING ROYALTY Standing: Mickey Mayer, Phi Chi; Jane Smith, Tau Kappa Kappa; Barbara Ridenour, Independent; Seated: Queen Norene DelBene, Theta Phi Delta. 102 Traditional pushniohilc race—winners. Tan Kappa Kappa and Kappa Psi. 103 Chora) Cabaret “Penthouse Parade” was the theme for the sixth annual Choral Cabaret, presented by the Chorus-Choir, under the direction of Prof. Karl A. Roider. The decorations included a backdrop of the skylines of New York, and blinking electric lights. 104 W.A.A. Dance Revue The W.A.A. Dance Revue was presented by the Department of Physical Education, under the direction of Mrs. Mozelle Pickering. The Revue featured a program of modern dances. Fraternity and sorority skits were presented, with winning trophies going to Tau Kappa Kappa and Sigma Pi. 105 The May Queen and her court are all members of the Phi Chi Sorority. They are, left to right, Pat Whiteford, Queen Carol Ramsey, Joyce Smith, and Nancy Brown. The Thetas copped a trophy for their “Flag Day ' The King and Queen May Day ' ng float. Another year is completed at Ohio Northern. With solemn hearts, we watch the grads go marching by. 108 i i v • ' ' . � 4| 4 ■� ■■ • ■ i ' S3 ’ ' SSm • SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS OfTiccrsfor the last-termers sit for their picture: Seated: George Ilill. president; Howard Wedding, vice-president; Rudy Prinz, secretary, and Jerry Schccr, treasurer. 109 John F. Abbott John Almcndinger Harrv Bailev Robert Baird Edward J. Bray Harlan Breck Nancy Brown Lloyd Burwell Edward Clark H 1 _ { 1 Joseph Cymbor Carl J. Damore John D. Davis Leonard Davis John Dunfee Charles Dunn Herbert Durtschi Gerald Erter Wade Euliss John G. Fasold George Forrest Charles R. Fox Gilbert Franklin Marcella Fuller James S. Finley Fred Fischer J. Joseph Happensack Laverne Haugen j JR Rufus Hofelt Janies B. Hoffman John R. Jenkins Willis Johnson 118 Howard C. Jones Fred Kahn Richard Kain Edward Kanner David R. Keener Charles Kimmel Lawrence King John Kozich Charles G. Kurtz Helen Larson William R. McCarthy Jack McCracken Lorrell Mast Earl H. Maurer Janies Reynolds Eldon L. Riggs Donn S. Robenalt Stanley Roberts James Robinson Joseph C. Ronsini Robert Rupert David P. Sano Jerry Scheer James Schmenk Paul Schunn Albert Sebok -fl a f % sL Jack D. Smittle Robert Steveley Kenneth Tone Howard Wilding Clarence Williams 129 � JC ' Jt ' V 1 ■ __ ' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Junior office holders sit pretty: Duane Daflcr, president; Marilyn Mayer, secretary; Russell Gibbons, vice president and Jim Dixon, treasurer. 131 James R. Adams Margo Almgren Jack Blanchong Loren Beach Donald J. Banford Ned F. Booher Donald Roye Lowell H. Bramschreiber William B. Bredbeck 132 Stanley Hry.sac 7. Fleet Brenneman SeraSn Hula Lawrence Camin jonn nurxnoiaer Ernest Coffy Donald Clarke Robert C. Cole Anthony Columbus Ann I). Davis Jovcc Dclltcnc Norcnc DeIBcnc (iuy DeSanctis 134 Janies Ellis Tally Evans James Fitzgerald George Foltz Herbert Fouke Clyde Foster Larry Fout Fernando Fuertes Steven Gamble Russell Gibbons 135 Walter Gillis William Hall Donald Gobin John Hickey James Hare Alfred Harnishfeger C arol Hillman Ronald G. Howe William R. Hughes Alvin Jacobs 136 Carl Jewell C. Richard Jones Norman Kahn William Keller Donald Kling . - i ' 4k 1 k f ■ «fl| Vf Anne Koch David Kriehbaum Edward Kricger Lawrence Lask 137 Holland E. Laughbaum Stanley Levin Howard Levy John Litteral Robert J. Loan Kenneth Maupii Angelo Minardi Marilyn Mayer Katherine Mellott William Meyer 1 mi 1 7 Pi H Eugene F. Neel Janies I . Myers David Moon Jack Norbeck Herbert II. Ottey Richard Palmer Walter Petzel nober ' t Ilaebel Joan K. Probst Carol Perlowski L gd j 9 J | ■ m r Mk I j J 1 C. Richard Roose Albert Robinson Jnlia Runkle David Russack Russell C. Schwickert William J. Schichilone Francis Spurlock Robert Shoemaker Howard Skelly Kenneth Stralka William Sullivan Harold Taylor Harry E. Turner Edwin VanOver Herschill Varner fl Ms ' ft Mym Ruth Wick Robert Zehring Robert W. Zickar Theodore Zikovsky Larry Zuercher 142 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore sages sit for the photographer: John Mannik, president; Gay Hughes, secretary; Don Chase, vice president; and Max Meyers, treasurer. 143 Charles S. Bethel I lerbert Bigelow Betty Blackman .liuncs Braden Gary E. Brents Ronald Bonllglio Barbara Bowers F j m sr JMU 4 .. [f J 1 v ' sa 1 iV BV § A 1 1 Ruby Brubaker Layton Brinkmeyer Helene Brysacz Virginia lee Chaffee Leroy Burchett Donald G. Chase Beverly Clouse Burke Cumbie J. B. Deerhake Pauline DelBene 145 Korn a DeWeese Vincent DiPietro Eula Doering Patricia Dotson Wanda Edwards Shirley Ertcr Arturo Figueroa Sidney Fox Charles Fran . Rolando Fuertes 146 J. Philip Gehres Lois Graebner Janies J. Griffin William H. Griffiths Thomas Groll Robert B. Hakes John Hansaker Anne Harvey William L. Hawk Harold Hayden 147 (iay Hughes Marilyn Hitchcock Klcanor HolTntaii rank llotlotz 1 ■ jh - 1 148 Lawrence R. Jiminez James Jeffery Marvin Jacobs Wendell Keller Marilyn Kempsell James Karch Kenneth Justus 9 Norma LaRue John V. Lcibold Janies D. Kuhn Cari Longoriu Lawrence London Harvey Levine Donald McCoy Hugh McAnaney Charles T. Lutle m W+W M ] W I •? I I i 6 Ww ij I i jUj AN LeClare McCurdy McGraw Kenneth McLaughlin Logan Marshall William Melchcr Paul Messenger Frances Martin Richard Malcolm John Mannik Mart Mannik 4 i 1 i rx k 1 r «n I _I ' ] William R. Miller Otto Michaelis Donald Newland David Myers J. William Oliver Eugene Pakush Kenneth Nihiser Donald O. Plumley Leonard Pomerantz Eugene Potesta Rex Randall James Reineke jflj ■ ' jfrS W . I ii m 1 1 w Charles E. Reiss Barbara Ridenour Richard Ridgway Roger D. Riley 153 Josephine Rohrbacher Philip Romano Sam J. Runco Robert Russell Dean Schl adorn LaDene Shaw Robert Schwind Donald R. Smith Suzanne Smith Richard Sommers Newton Standen Robert G. Swager Robert E. Swisher James H. Taylor Joseph Werner Janies S. Woodcock Shirley Young Jean Zahller 156 Class of 1956 I RI SHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Vice president Don Smith poses for the camera along with secretary Joana Cieist and Dave Kinworthy, treasurer. President Ron Parshall was absent when picture was taken. 157 Frank Agin Fred M. Arnott Kenneth J. Aip Burdette Augsturber Thomas C. Bach Mary Lou Beaston James E. Bachtell Helen Baker Richard ■ - j g§j . .X . ' F � V V 1 v H _iU Joanne Bengston Irma Benny Robert S. Betz Vance Bickham William C. Boatman (ierald E. Bolt . Buchanan William Castillo David Chambers Robert Cavendish Joseph Chiavari 161 Roland Fierce Robert E. Evans Norbert Fischer Norman Fischer Nancy Finnical Dean R. Flowers Thomas Fitzgibbon Robert F. Fowler Richard Fitch .lames A. Frost I.awrencc Friedman Vaughn Grubuiigli Hubert (inibcr 163 Margaret Johns J. Ronald Johnston Warren Jones John Justice 164 Canton Kiill Mary KroITt Janet kuhner Claire Laurendeau Herbert C. Lawson Lynn Leininger Dale E. Lehman Shirley LeVine Dolores Leis Janies W. Lewis Lowell E. Lutz Marilyn McFarron Robert McKelvey Donald McPherson 166 Richard Maxim Rose Mayberry Donald Meister Robert Menge Roland Messing Joan F. Miller Robert G. Miller 167 Steve Neago Wayne Mullenhour Shirley Moore Shirlee O’Black Marilyn Norton Janet Nordquist Hugh Owen Pugh Russell Ramirez James Reardon Lee O. Reichard James C. Reiek Norman Rex Norman Riggs 169 Robert L. Rumbaiigh, Jr. Thomas J. Sarmir Larry Schaufclberger Arlene Senkbeil Charles Schweim George E. Schueller V Daniel Smith Mary Shaffer Gladys Smith John L . Smith Donald E. Smith Ralph C. Smith Wayne Smith Alice M. Snyder Dorothy Sopko 171 John Stallsmith David E. Staley El Dean Souder Perry Stavis Ralph Starling Robert E. Stano Oris L. Taylor Wasyl Szczeplockyi John D. Swain W illiam J. Stinard William C. Thomas Michael Thornton Edward E. Vann Janies V. Verhoff Charles O. Violet Dale A. Wagner Wilbur Wedge 173 Robert L. VVertenberger Janet Welsh Gene E. Willeke Autographs 175 Autographs Autographs Index Northern 1952-53 Abbott, J. 32,57 Abbott, J. J. 45 Abbott, John 3,72 Abbott, John F. 110 Abele, Ernest 17 Acheson, J. 51 Acheson,Joyce 51 Acheson, M 92 Acheson, Mickey 95,144 Ackerman, Colleen 144 Adams, G. 92 Adams, Georgie 92 Adams, James R. 132 Agin, Frank 158 Allen, N. 31,49,78,90,96 Allen, Neil 77,84,95 Allen, Neil L. 110 Allen, Ray H. 110 Almendinger, John 110 Almgren, M. 29,51,52 Almgren, Margo51,132 Archer, Lawrence 11,13 Arnett, F. 33 Arnot, Fred 82 Arnott, F. 78 Arnott, Fred M, 158 Arp, K. 33,61 Arp, Kenneth J. 158 Aruta, F. 37 Augsturber, Burdette 158 Ault, D. 38 Ault, Dale E. 158 Bach, Thomas C. 158 Bachtell, J. 35,54 Bachtell, James E. 158 Baier, R. 35 Baier, Richard D. 158 Bailey, Harry 110 Bailey, O. 29 Bailey, Oressa 132 Baird, B. 34 Baird, Robert 110 Baker, Helen 158 Balpert, N. N. 111 Banford, Donald J. 132 Banford, La Vern 111 Banks, Joe 93 Barber, Dolores 10 Barber, James H, 111 Barnett, T. 60,62 Barnett, Thomas 60 Barton, J. 31 Barton, James 111 Basinger, Jack 144 Baughman, E. 49 Baughman, Eugene 111 Baughman, J. 78,90,92 Baughman, Joe 71,80 Baughman, S. 78,92 Baughman, Skip 80 Beach, L. 44,68,70 Beach, Loren 44,132 Beaston, M. 52 Beaston, Mary Lou 158 Beck, J.63 Beck, John 63 Beck, John V, 111 Beebe, R. 60 Benedict, A, A, 17 Bengston, Joanne 159 Benny, Irma 159 Berger, Frank 4,5 Bethel, Charles 74 Bethel, Charles S. 144 Bethel, G, Betz, R.67,68 33 Betz, Robert S. 159 Bickham, V. 35 Bickham, Vance 159 Bigelow, H. 95 Bigelow, Herbert 144 Binkley, W. 5 5 Binkley, Wilfred E. 17 Black, D. 92 Blackman, B. 46,59 Blackman, Betty 144 Blackman, Betty Jo 59 Blanchong, J. 52,54 Blanchong, Jack 53,132 Boatman, Clay 72 Boatman, William C. 159 Bobfiglio, R, 95 Boltz, G. 35,67,68 Boltz, Jerry 71,74 Bonfiglio, R. 81 Bonfiglio, Richard R. 159 Bonfiglio, Ronald 144 Booher, N. 78 Booher, Ned 83 Booher, Ned F. 132 Bowden, Robert17 Bowers, B. 27,52,59,96 Bowers, Barbara 73,144 Bowers, Flarold J. 7 Boye, D. 35,58 Boye, Donald 132 Boye, F. 30 Braden, James 144 Bradley, Robert L. 17 Bramschreiber, L. 30,31,55, Bramschreiber, Lowell 95 Bramschreiber, Lowell H. 132 Bramschrieber, L. 96 Bray, Edward J. 112 Breck, Harlan 112 Bredbeck, W, 38 Bredbeck, William B. 132 Brenneman, F. 31,96 Brenneman, Fleet 95,133 Brents, Gary E. 144 Brentz, G. 38 Brian, B. 28,52,54 Brian, Barbara 159 Bridge, R. 52 Bridges, R. 33 Bright, H. Jr. 59 Brinkmeyer, W. 93 Brinkmeyer. Layton 145 Brogan, N. 38,78 Brogan, Neil E. 159 Brookhart, Bob 84,85,87,92 Brookhart, R. 49 Brown, George T. 159 Brown, K. 90 Brown, Lillian M 160 Brown, N. Brown, Nancy 26,28,45,46 28,45,46,71,74,106,112 Brubaker, R. 28,51,94,96 Brubaker, Ruby 51,145 Brysacz, H. 28 Brysacz, Helene 145 Brysacz, S. 37,44,57 Brysacz, Stanley 133 Buchanan, C. 33,54,66 Buchanan, Charles 160 Buell, Lewis C. 133 Burchett, Leroy 145 Burkholder, J. 35,45 Burkholder, John 133 Burwell, L. 44,68,69,70 Burwell, Lloyd 112 Buta, Serafin 45,133 Butch, P. 31 Camin, L. 36 Camin, Larry 36 Camin, Lawrence 133 Campbell, Donald R. 160 Campbell, F. 37 Carmack, L. 35 Carter, D. 44 Carter, J. 37 Carter, Joe 112 Castillio, J. 32,57 Castillo, W. 48 Castillo, William 48,160 Cavendish, R. 59,95 Cavendish, Robert 160 Chaffee, G. 28,52 Chaffee, V. 54 Chaffee, Virginia Lee 145 Chambers, David 160 Chase, D. 34,90 Chase, Don 143 Chase, Donald G. 145 Chester, Donald 61 Chiavare, J. 33 Chiavari, Joseph 160 Clark, D. 59 Clark, Edward 112 Clark, Fred R. 8,24 Clark, J. 33,44,45 Clark, Jack 45 Clark, John A. 113 Clark, John H. 7 Clarke, D. 38,52 Clarke, Don 59 Clarke, Donald 133 Clay, S. 52 Clay, Sonja 160 Clester, D. 78 Clouse, B. 29,52 Clouse, Beverly 29,145 Cochiniganio, R. 92 Coffy, E. 37 Coffy, Ernerst 133 Cole, John R. 160 Cole, Robert C. 133 Columbus, A. 45 Columbus, Anthony 133 Colvin, R. 47 Colvin, Robert O. 134 Commisso, R. 35 Commisso, Roger 160 Conklin, R. 26,29,45,51 Conklin, Ruth 29,113 Conrad, D. 31,90,96 Conrad, Dick 31,95 Conrad, Richard 113 Cooper, M. 26,27 Cooper, Margaret Cooper, Marge 27 134 Cope, Errett A. 161 Core, Roger L. 161 Cortazzo, F. 32,49,57,78 Cortazzo, Frank81 Coschignano, F. 37 Coschignano, Frank 134 Coshignano, F. 57 Cowles, Lawrence 113 Crable, Ace 78,81 Crable, 1. 78,93 Cramer, Max G. 113 Croushore, G. 38,60,66 Croushore, Gerald C. 113 Crum, P. 45 Crum, Porter W. 134 Culucci, R. D. 161 Cumbie, B. 38 Cumbie, Burke 145 Cummins, William Cunningham, B.35 161 Cunningham, William A. 161 Cunzolo, L. 49 Cunzolo, Lou 90 Cunzolo, Louis 49,134 Cusick, J. 60 Cymbor, Joseph 114 Dafler, D. 35,45 Dafler, Duane 131,134 Dahling, A. 28 Damore, Carl J. 114 Dano, D. 38 DaPore, J. 67,68,69 DaPore, Joe 90 DaPore, N. 68 Davis, Ann D. 134 Davis, D. 56,60 Davis, H. 49,78,95 Davis, Harry 83 Davis, J. Boyd 7 Davis, Jack 97 Davis, John D. 114 Davis, Leonard 114 Davis, M. 52,57 Davis, Maureen 161 Decker, J 78 Decker, Jack 78,79,91 Deerhake, J. B. 145 Deikman, B. 34 Delahoy, E. 35,44,61,65,66 Delahoy, Ellis 114 DelBene, J. 29 DelBene, Joyce 134 DelBene, N. 26,29 DelBene, Norene 29,102,134 DelBene, P. 58 DelBene, Pauline 145 Denson, T. 32 Denson, Thomas 161 DeSanctis, G. 32,45,57 DeSanctis, Guy 32,134 DeWeese, R. 27 DeWeese, Roma 146 Diechkmann, Robert 161 Dieckman, R. 61,66 Diefenderfer, R. 52,63 Diehl, C. 47 Diehl, Charles 114 DiPietro, Vincent 146 Dixon, J. 31,96 Dixon, Jim 90,97,131 Dixon, Jimmie 95 Doering, E. 27,54 Doering, Eula 3,27,73,146 Doria, D. 37 Doria, Donald 161 Dotson, P. 29,51,94 Dotson, Pat 51 Dotson, Patricia 146 Dunfee, John 115 Dunn, C. 32,47 Dunn, Charles 47,115 Durtschi, Herbert 115 Dusini, F. 32,57 Dusini, Frank 161 Edwards, W. 29 Edwards, Wanda 146Ellis, J. 45 Ellis, J. 45 Ellis, James Ellis, R. 45 135 Elsass, D. 92 English, M. 78 English, Marv 77,84 Eppley, D. 63,64,65,66 Eppley, Don 63 Eppley, Donald 17 Ernsberger, G. 52,54,59,60 Ernsberger, Glen 162 Erter, G. 56 Erter, Gerald 115 Erter, S. 56 Erter, Shirley 146 Euliss, Wade 115 Evans, R. 33,67,68 Evans, Robert 71 Evans, Robert E. 162 Evans, Tally 135 Faber, R. 67,68,69 Farrington, F. 33 Farrington, Frank 3,72,73,74 Fasold, J. 31,61,64,66 Fasold, John G .115 Fauset, L. 48 Fauset, Louise Faut, L. 95 18 Faut, Larry 90 Fierce, R. 52,56,59 Fierce, Roland 162 Figueroa, A. 45 Figueroa, Arturo 146 Finley, J. 45 Finley, James S. 116 Finnical, N. 54 Finnical, Nancy 162 Fischer, F. 34 Fischer, Fred 116 Fischer, N. 36 Fischer, Norbert162 Fischer, Norman 162 Fisther, F. 34 Fitch, D. 33 Fitch, Richard 162 Fitzgerald, J. 68,70 Fitzgerald, James 70,135 Fitzgibbon, Thomas 162 Flowers, Dean R. 162 Fogelsong, K. 37 Foltz, G. 35 Foltz, George 135 Forrest, G. 67,68 Forrest, George 67,116 Foster, Clyde 135 Fouke, H. 38,60,66 Fouke, Herbert Fout, L. 49 135 Fout, Larry 135 Fowler, F. 78,92 Fowler, R. 35 Fowler, Robert F. 162 Fox, Charles R. Fox, S. 36 116 Fox, Sidney 146 Francisco, P. 78 Francisco, Paul 78,81,163 Franklin, G. 36,49 Franklin, Gil 90 Franklin, Gilbert 116 Franz, Charles 146 Freeman, C. H. 4,5 Friedman, L. 36 Friedman, Lawrence 163 Frost, J. 31,78,93 Frost, James A. 163 Frost, Jim 84 Fuertes, F. 62,63,64,66 Fuertes, Fernando 62.135 Fuertes, Fred 66 Fuertes, R. 47,48 Fuertes, Rolando 47,48,146 Fuller, M. 27 Fuller, Marcella 3,27,72,73,116 Gable, R. 38 Gable, Richard E. 163 Gamble, Steven 135 Games, Otis 9,18 Gehres, J. Philip 147 Gehres, P. 56,59 Gehres, Phil 56 Geist, J. 28,52 Geist, Joana 157 Geist, Joanna 163 George, A. 29 George, Alison 163 Gibbons, R. 30,32,57 Gibbons, Russell 3.32.72.74.131.135 Gillis, W. 67,68 Gillis, Walter 136 GilMartin, V. 32,57,68,70 GilMartin, Vincent 32 Gobin, Bob 93 Gobin, D. 35 Gobin, Donald 136 Godderz, Hernando 18 Golden, Leon 90 Graebner, L. 52,59,96 Graebner, Lois 147 Graeser, Carl L. 9 Gray, Patricia 117 Grayam, R. 54,56 Gremling, Francis 47,117 Griffin, J. 32,57 Griffin, James J. 147 Griffiths, W. 38 Griffiths, William H. 147 Groll, Thomas 147 Grubaugh, V. 31 Grubaugh, Vaughn 163 Gruber, Robert 163 Guy, Jack 93 Hakes, R. 54 Hakes, Robert B. 147 Hakes, W. 34 Hall, B. 37 Hall, E. 78 Hall, Emery 84 Hall, Emory M. 163 Hall, William 136 Hamilton, John 163 Hamilton, P. 35 Hansaker, J. 37 Hansaker, John 147 Hanselman, B. 93 Hanson, E. 55 Hanson, Eugene N. 15 Hanson, K. L. 50,55 Hanson, Katie Lou 18 Happensack, J. 32 Happensack, J. Joseph 117 Hare, James 136 Haren, C. 61,64,66 Harnishferger, Alfred 136 Harp, Hugh A. 164 Harp, Hugh G. 18 Harstein, D. 33,60,66 Harstine, Donald A. 164 Harvey, A. 28,94,96 Harvey, Anne 147 Hathaway, H. 78 Hauenstein, B. 33 Hauenstein, Bernard 164 Haugen, L. 37 Haugen, Laverne 117 Hawk, B. 34 Hawk, William L. 147 Hawkins, D. 93 Hawkins, Dwight Hayden, Harold 147 164 Haynes, K. 33 Haynes, Kenneth 148 Hearn, Earl 117 Heiman, G. 32 Heiman, Gerald 148 Heintzman, B. 31 Heiser, B. 36 Heiser, G. 30 Heiser, Gerald 148 Heiser, J. 36 Heiser, Jerry 36 Heiser, Robert 148 Heitzman, Bill 88 Heitzman, Jim 84 Henry, James 148 Hensel, D. 63 Herman, D. 45 Herman, Don 74 Herman, Donald 148 Heynik , H. 78 Hickey, John 136 Hickman, Coach 97 Hickman, Dean Warren 76 Hickman, Warren 97 Hickman, Warren L. 8,18 Hicks, R. 44,70 Hill, G. 37,45,49,90 Hill, George 109,117 Hiller, D. 28,52 Hilliard, Robert H. 19 Hillman, C. 48 Hillman, Carol 48,136 Hillman, J. 48 Hillman, James 24 Hitchcock, M. 28,46,52,56,59 Hitchcock, Marilyn 28,46,59,148 Hofelt, Rufus 118 Hoffman, E. 28,52,54 Hoffman, Eleanor 148 Hoffman, J. 37,78 Hoffman, Jack 83 Hoffman, James B. 118 Hofmann, Earl W. 118 Hohman, J. 32,78 Hohman, Joe 80,84,87 Holt, John 71 Horn, S. 31 Hotlotz, Frank 148 Houglan, J. 37 Howe, R. 45 Howe, Ronald G. 136 Hoyt, Harold 118 Huber, Harvey E. 19 Hugh, Owen Pugh 169 Hughes, G. 28,52,54 Hughes, Gay 53,54,143,148 Hughes, Margaret B. 19 Hughes, W. 35 Hughes, William R. 136 Hull, E. 93 Hull, R. 93 Hull, Ronald 149 Hunter, Edna 149 Huntsman, C. 67,68,69 Immel, Vincent C. 15 Inskeep, Janet 164 Irons, A. 63,65,66 Irons, Alvin 63 Irons, D. 37,49,78,90 Irons, Dennis R.149 Irons, Denny Jacobs 61 82 Jacobs, Alvin 136 Jacobs, Marvin 149 Jeffery, J. 52,54,56,59 Jeffery, James 149 Jeffrey, J. 35 Jenkins, B. 32 Jenkins, John R. 118 Jenkins, R. 45 Jenkins, Richard 32,45 Jennings, N. 63,64,66 Jennings, Norman F. 13 Jennings, R. 34 Jewell, C. 38 Jewell, Carl 137 Jimenz, L. 32 Jiminez, L. 57,78 Jiminez, Larry 79 Jiminez, Lawrence R. 149 Johns, M. 52,56,59 Johns, Margaret 56,164 Johns, P. 94,96 Johnson, Willis 31,118 Johnston, J. Ronald 164 Jones, C. Richard 137 Jones, H. 30,34,44,61,65,66 Jones, Howard 44 Jones, Howard C. 119 Jones, R. 67,69 Jones, Warren 164 Jongeward, Mattys 24 Justice, J. 93 Justice, John 164 Justus, Kenneth149 Kahn Fred 119 Kahn, F. 36 Kahn, Norm 90 Kahn, Norman 137 Kain, Richard 119 Kanner, Edward119 Karch, J. 33 Karch, James 149 Kavanaugh, P. 70 Keener, D. 37,49,90 Keller, W. 38 Keller, Wendell 149 Keller, William 137 Kemmerly, J. 47 Kemper, J. 34 Kempsell, M. 47,52,54,59 Kempsell, Marilyn 149 Kenner, David R. 119 Keplinger, Roselyn 165 Kerns, M. 27,54,59 Kerns, Mary Anne 165 Kerr, John R. 137 Kershner, C. 34 Kershner, Carl 165 Keta, William 165 Kille, Charles E.165 Kimmel, Charles 119 King, Lawrence 120 Kinworthy, D. 35 Kinworthy, Dave 157 Kinworthy, David 165 Kirk, E. 61,64,66 Kling, D. 31,49,96 Kling, Don 84,86 Kling, Donald 137 Kling, Dutch 85 Klingenberger, James 60 Koch, A. 28,51 Koch, Anna 3 Koch, Anne 73,137 Korner, J. 35,61,66 Kozich, John 120 Kreiger, E. 57 Krichbaum, D. 63,65,66 Krichbaum, David 137 Krieger, E, 32 Krieger, Edward 137 Krill, Carlton 165 Krill, J. 33 Krofft, Mary 165 Kuhn, J, 38,52 Kuhn, James D. 150 Kuhner, J. 52 Kuhner, Janet 165 Kurtz, Charles G. 120 Lair, A. 68,69,70 Lair, Anthony 70 Lamale, William P. 4,5 Lamb, C. 78 Lamb, Clyde 72,77,78 Lamb, Clyde A. 19 Langstaff, Donald 60 Larson, Helen 120 LaRue, N. 96 LaRue, Norma 150 Lash, L.32,57 Lask, Lawrence 137 Laughbaum, Rolland E. 138 Laurendeau, C. 52,57 Laurendeau, Claire 165 Lawson, Herbert C. 166 Lehman, D. 66 Lehman, Dale E. 166 Lehr, G. 33,45 Leibold, J. 48 Leibold, John W. Leininger, Lynn 166 150 Leis, D. 54,94 Leis, Delores 166 Leninger, Jack 87 Levin, S. 36,47 Levin, Stanley 138 Levine, H. 36 Levine, Harvey 36,150 LeVine, S. 29 Levine, Shirley 73,166 Levy, H. 36 Levy, Howard 36,138 Lewis, J. 35 Lewis, James W. 166 Lewis, Martin 49,90 Leyman, D. Lillie, N.52,59 63 Lillie, Norma Lillie, R.90 46,53 Link, M. Dorothy 19 Link, Mary Dorothy 8 Litteral, John 138 Livingston, T. 35 Loan, Robert J. 138 London, Lawrence 150 Longisu, C. 37 Longociu, Carl 150 Longshore, W. 78 Longshore, Willie 78,80,84,89,97 Looker, D. 78 Lowman, D. R. 19 Ludwig, W. 95 Lutle, Charles T. 150 Lutz, L. 38,52,54,59 Lutz, Lowell E. 166 Lynch, O. 37 Lynch, Otto 150 Mackey, L. 35 Macurdy, T. 54 Mains, B. 37,45,49,90 Mains, D. 37,45,49 Mains, R. 90 Mains, Richard D. 121 Mains, Robert D. 121 Malcolm, R. 54 Malcolm, Richard 151 Malek, J. 32,60 Malek, John 121 Mannik, J. 38,61,63,66,90 Mannik, John 97,143,151 Mannik, M. 38,48 Mannik, Mart 151 Mannik, P. 38,61 Mannik, Peter 167 Markle, D. 38,52,54 Markle, David H. 20 Markle, David H. Jr. 71 Markle, David Jr. 71,121 Marks, S. 36 Marks, Stanley 167 Marshall, J. 78,49,93 Marshall, John 82 Marshall, L. 34,55 Marshall, Logan 151 Martin, F. 27 Martin, Fran 27 Martin, Frances 151 Martin, Kenneth F. 9 Martin, Phillip 167 Mason, O ' Neil 20 Mast, L. 38,49,78 Mast, Lorrell 79 Mast, Lowell 49,122 Mather, Chuck 93 Mathews, W. 47 Matthews, B. 31 Matthias, Edward S. 7 Maupin, Kenneth 138 Maurer, Earl H. 122 Maxim, R. 33,54,60,66 Maxim, Richard 167 Mayberry, R. 29,52 Mayberry, Rose 167 Mayer, M. 28,46,51 Mayer, Marilyn 46,51,131,138 Mayer, Mickey 102 Mayers, C. 90,92 McAnaney, G. 31,93 McAnaney, Hugh 150 McAnnany, G. 96 McAnnany, Gus95 McCarthy, B. 37 McCarthy, W. 45 McCarthy, William R. 120 McCarty, F. 47,55 McCarty, Francis H. 20 McCorkhill, S. 67,68,69 McCoy, D. 33 McCoy, Donald 150 McCracken, J. 34 McCracken, Jack 71,120 McCurdey, T. 35 McCurdy, LeClare 151 McFarron, M. 94,96 McFarron, Marilyn 166 McFerron, M. 52,59 McGahan, J. 60 McGahan, John 121 McGarhn, J. 38 McGinnis, Mrs. 31 McGraw, Charles D. 151 McIntosh, F. Bringle 6 McKelvey, Robert 166 McKelvy, B. 34 McKinney, James L. 121 McLaughlin, Kenneth 151 McPherson, Donald 166 Meister, D. 36 Meister, Donald 167 Melcher, William 151 Mellott, K. 27 Mellott, Katherine 138 Menge, R. 52 Menge, Robert 167 Messenger, Paul 151 Messing, Roland 167 Meters, J. 49 Meyer, William 138 Meyers, D. 57 Meyers, J. 37 Meyers, Max 143 Meyers, W. 44 Michaeles, Steve 84 Michaelis, Otto 152 Michaelis, S. 37 Michaelis, Steve 87 Miller, B. 90 Miller, Doris M. 164 Miller, J. 52 Miller, Joan F 167 Miller, Robert G. 167 Miller, Robert 1. 122 Miller, W. 35 Miller, William R. 152 Mills, B. 31 Minardi, A. 37,45 Minardi, Angelo 138 Mink, D. 31 Mink, Richard E. 122 Miskin, C. 27,44,45,58 Miskin, Charlotte 44,122 Mittlekamp, H. 67,68,69 Mohr, R. 38,44 Mohr, Richard 44 Molliter, C. 78,81,97 Moon, D. 54,95 Moon, David 139 Moon, J. 52 Moore, S. 29,52,54 Moore, Shirley 168 Moore, W. 34 Morgan, B. 93 Morgan, Billy 89 Morgan, Bob 84 Moser, A. 52,54 Moser, Arden 54,71 Moyers, W. 60,64 Mudrich, Alfred 20 Mullenhour, W. 52 Mullenhour, Wayne 168 Murphy, J. 44,61,62,65,66 Murphy, James 61,62,122 Murray, M. 33 Muskoff, B. 28,50 Muskoff, Betty 3,28,50 Musoff, Betty 73,123 Mutz, D. 30 Mutz, R. 33,61,65 Mutz, Richard 123 Myer, W. 33 Myers, Bill J. 152 Myers, D. 32,78 Myers, Dave 80 Myers, David 152 Myers, J. 45,78,90 Myers, James P. 139 Myers, Jim 83 Myers, M. 37 Myers, Max 152 Nagy, E. 34 Neago, S. 67 Neago, Steve 168 Nearhood, W. 67,68 Nearhood, William 67 Neel, Eugene F 139 Neil, E. 32 Newland, D. 52,56 Newland, Don 56 Newland, Donald 152 Nihiser, K. 37 Nihiser, Kenneth 152 Noblet, T. 92 Norbeck, Jack 139 Nordquist, J. 28,52,94 Nordquist, Janet 168 Norton, M. 52 Norton, Marilyn 168 O ' Black, S. 27 O ' Black, Shirlee 168 Oliver, J. William 152 Oliver, W. 63 Omerod, A. 47 Ottey, H. 68,70 Ottey, Herbert H. 139 Ottey, T. 68,69,70 Ottey, Thomas 70 Owen, R. 63 Owens, Ralph 168 Pacella, A. 32 Pakush, E. 61,66 Pakush, Eugene 152 Palmer, R. 35,45,55 Palmer, Richard 139 Pamer, J. 33 Panza, Carmen, R. 168 Parks, J. 61,66 Parshall, Ron 84,157 Parshall, Ronald 168 Parshall, Ronnie 89 Parteleno, J. 31,96 Parteleno, Joe 31,95,123 Pata, P.37 Pata, Philip G. 152 Patsiavos, J. 78 Patsiavos, J. C. 49 Patsiavos, P. 78 Paul, Barry Lee 168 Pearce, Harold 123 Peckham, W. 52,56 Pedlow, E. 68 Peoples, D. 30 Peoples, R. 38,45 Peoples, Richard 123 Peper. D. 37 Perlowski, C. 28,94,96 Perlowski, Carol 94,139 Persinger,Charles 123 Peterson, M. 67,68,69 Peterson, W. 93 Peterson, Warner 90 Peterson, Warren 90 Petit, Claude W. 11,15 Petzel, W. 35,45,55 Petzel, Walter 139 Pfeiffer, H. 60,62,65 Pfeiffer, Harry 60,62 Pickering, Mozelle 20,94,105 Pickett, Philip 169 Pierson, Tom 93 Plumley, D. 31,93 Plumley, Don 84,88 Plumley, Donald O. 153 Poince, K. 90 Pomerantz, L. 36 Pomerantz, Leonard 90,153 Poole, B. 78,93 Poole, Barney 77 Potcowitz, J. 32 Potesta, E. 38,52 Potesta, Eugene 153 Potkanowicz, J. 57 Potts, J. 45,55 Potts, Jack 124 Powell, Richard 68,124 Presser, H. 36 Presser, Harvey 169 Pretzlaf, Adolph 124 Price, David 67 Price, Robert 3,72,73 Price, Robert P.20 Prichard, Richard 169 Printz, R. 32 Prinz, R. 57 Prinz, Rudy 109,124 Probst, J. 29,45,51 Probst, Joan 29 Probst, Joan E. 139 Pugh, D. 67,68 Pugh, Dale 68 Pugh, Dale Jr. 124 Pugh,Jack A. 153 Pugh, O. 31 Raabe, Rudolph H. 24 Raebel, B. 35,78 Raebel, Bob 80,84,86 Raebel, Robert 139 Raider, R. 31 Ramirez, R. 32,45,57 Ramirez, Russell 169 Ramsey, Carol 106 Randall, R. 54 Randall, Rex 153 Ranney, J. Buckminster21 Reardon, James 169 Regner, W. 35 Reichard, Lee O. 169 Reichart, L. 31 Reichert, Don 74 Reick, James C. 169 Reinke, James 153 Reiss, C. 31,47,52,58 Reiss, Charles E. 153 Rex, Norman 169 Reynolds, James 124 Ridenour, B. 27,51,59 Ridenour, Barbara 102,153 Ridgeway, R. 33 Ridgway, Richard 153 Rieck, J. 52,68,69 Riggs, E. 56 Riggs, Eldon 71 Riggs, Eldon L. 125 Riggs, N. 32,45,57 Riggs, Norman 169 Riley, R. 44,56 Riley, Roger D. 153 Ritz, H. 47 Ritz, Harriette 47 Ritz, Harriette S. 21 Ritz, Mrs. 29 Ritzman, W. 37 Robenalt, D. 61,65,66 Robenalt, Donn S. 125 Roberson, C. C.50 Roberson, Clinton C. 21 Roberts, Stanley 125 Robinson, Albert 140 Robinson, J. 67,68 Robinson, James 68,125 Rodgers, C. 78 Roelen, B. 35 Rogers, Cliff 82 Rogers, John 170 Rohrbacher, Charles 170 Rohrbacher, Josephine 154 Roider, Karl A. 21,104 Roider, Karl A. Mrs. 28 Romano, P. 32,57 Romano, Philip 154 Rone, G. J. Jr. 170 Ronsini, J. 32 Ronsini, Joseph C. 125 Roose, C. Richard 140 Roose, H. 45 Roose, R. 35,90 Ross, Clyde L. 170 Rubenstein, Al 90 Rumbaugh, Robert L. 170 Runco, S. 32,57 Runco, Sam J. 154 Runkle, J. 26,28 Runkle, Judy 28,53 Runkle, Julia 71,140 Rupert, B. 31,92,96 Rupert, Bob 84,86,91,92 Rupert, Robert 49,125 Russack, Dave 36 Russack, David 140 Russell, B. 38 Russell, R. 44,52 Russell, Robert 154 Russock, D. 36 Sano, D. 52 Sano, David P. 126 Sarmir, Thomas J. 170 Sawvel, J. 33,60 Sawvel, John S.154 Schaeffer, L. 48 Schaufelberger, L. 52,54 Schaufelberger, Larry 170 Schauffelburger, L. 38 Scheer, J. 32,45,57 Scheer, Jerry 109,126 Schichilone, W. 33 Schichilone, William J. 140 Schladorn, D. 34 Schladorn, Dean 154 Schmeltzer, D. 90 Schmenk, J. 61,64,66 Schmenk, James 61,126 Schmitz, M. 48 Schmitz, Matthias S. 21 Schueller, G. 78 Schueller, George 82 Schueller, George E. 170 Schullen, G. 38 Schunn, P. 56,58,59 Schunn, Paul 126 Schweim, C. 47 Schweim, Charles 170 Schwickert, R. 60,65,66 Schwickert, Russell C. 140 Schwind, R. 45 Schwind, Robert 154 Scott, J. 45 Scott, James W. 140 Sebok, A. 37 Sebok, Albert 126 Seitz, Anna Francis 10 Seitz, T. 31,61,62,64,66 Seitz, Thomas 61,62 Seitz, Tom L. 126 Senkbeil, A. 27 Senkbeil, Arlene 3,73,170 Shaeffer, Louis E. 21 Shaffer, Mary 171 Sharko, W. 61,62,65,66 Sharko, Wolodymyr 61,140 Sharpe, M. 52 Sharpe, Mary Ann 171 Shaw, L. 46,50,51,59,96 Shaw, La Dene 50,154 Shepherd, W. 54 Shepherd, W. A. 140 Shipe, Phil 93 Shoemaker, R. 52,54 Shoemaker, Raymond 140 Shoemaker, Robert 54,71,141 Shoupe, B. 31 Shoupe, R. 61,65,66 Shoupe, Robert 127 Shump, A. 63 Shump, Alan 127 Shunkwhiler, B. 92 Shunn, P. 52 Sibbring, Aubrey 127 Simpson, Richard 74 Siney, L. 29,94,96 Siney, Lynn 154 Skelley, H. 38 Skelly, H. 78 Skelly, Howard 81,141 Smailes, T. 37,45,58 Smailes, Thomas A. 127 Smailes, Tom 45 Smarsley, B. 32 Smarsley, Bernard 127 Smarsley, Bernie 74 Smith, A. C. Mrs. 27 Smith, Albert C. 24,45 Smith, Albert Charles 11 Smith, B. 70 Smith, D. 35,37,38,48,67,68,78 Smith, Daniel 171 Smith, Don 157 Smith, Donald E. 171 Smith, Donald R. 154 Smith, E. Vergon 15 Smith, G. 47,55 Smith, Gerald E. 22 Smith, Gladys 171 Smith, J. 26,27,47 Smith, Jane 27,102 Smith, Jane Ann 127 Smith, John L. 171 Smith, Joyce 106 Smith, O. 37 Smith, Ralph C. 171 Smith, S. 28 Smith, Suzanne 155 Smith, W. 38 Smith, Wayne 171 Smittle, J. 30,37 Smittle, Jack D. 128 Snyder, A. 28,52,59 Snyder, Alice M. 171 Snyder, G. 34,60,62,66, Snyder, George 66,128 Snyder, Paul 93 Sommers, Richard 155 Sopko, D. 28,94 Sopko, Dorothy 94,171 Souder, D. 61 Souder, El Dean 172 Souder, J. 66 Souders, J. 61,62 Souders, John 66 Souders, John C. 128 Spira, Joseph 128 Spring, Joseph 73,74 Spring, Joseph E. 22 Spurlock, F. 45 Spurlock, Francis 141 Stahl, J. 31,49,78,90,92 Stahl, Jim 84,85,86 Staley, D. 38,78,93 Staley, Dave 82,84,89,97 Staley, David E. 172 Stallsmith, J. 35 Stallsmith, John 172 Standen, Newton 155 Stano, B. 55 Stano, R. 67,68 Stano, Robert E. 172 Stanton, N. 33 Starling, R. 38 Starling, Ralph 172 Stavis, P. 36 Stavis, Perry 172 Steele, D. 37 Stei l, James W. 128 Steinke, L. 62 Steinke, Lester 60,128 Steveley, Robert 129 Stevely, B 37 Stinard, B. 37 Stinard, William J. 172 Stober, C. 78 Stober, Claude Stralka, K. 79 32,47,57,58,67,68 Stralka, Ken 97 Stralka, Kenneth 141 Stype, Roy 141 Sullivan, William 141 Swager, R. 56 Swager, Robert G. 155 Swain, A. 68,69 Swain, John D. 172 Swein, C. 31 Swisher, R. 63 Swisher, Robert E. 155 Szczeplockyi, Wasyl 172 Taylor, G. 67,68 Taylor, H. 33,61,66 Taylor, Harold 141 Taylor, J. 31,92 Taylor, James H. 155 Taylor, Jim 95 Taylor, L. 52 Taylor, Lorene 73 Taylor, Oris L. 172 Taylor, Ronald 155 Taylor, W. Eugene 173 Thomas, E. 52 Thomas, Edsel 53 Thomas, Joe 93 Thomas, John W. 173 Thomas, R. Larry 173 Thomas, William C, 173 Thornton, M. 37 Thorton, Michael 173 Tinsler, M. Rev, 56 Tinsler, Marion E. 11,16 Tone, Kenneth 129 Trauger, R. 34,62,63,66 Trauger, Ronald 63,66,129 Tschantz, B. 31 Turner, Elaine 155 Turner, Eric 76 Turner, H. 44,68,69,70 Turner, Harry T. 141 Turner, Shirley 10 Tyler, T. 35 Van Atta, Robert 22 VanDemark, William 155 Vann, E. 37 Vann, Edward E. 173 VanOver, E. 33 VanOver, Edwin 141 Varner, Herschill 141 Varner, P. 38 Vaubel, G. 68,69 Vaubel, George 142 Verhoff, James V. 173 Violet, Charles O. 173 Violet, Charlie 88 Violet, Chuck 84 Visca, F. 67,68,69 Wagner, D. 31 Wagner, Dale A. 173 Waite, R. 90 Walters, T. 95 Wauben, Rachel 155 Weber, R. 37,45 Weber, Ronald 142 Wedge, Wilbur 173 Weidner, Robert 22 Weilding, Howard 109 Weiss, D. 47 Welsh, J. 28 Welsh, Janet 174 Wenzel, L. 35 Werner, J. 33,66 Werner, Joseph 156 Wertenberger, Robert L.174 Weyrauch, J 45,52,54,59 Weyrauch, John 129 Wheelock, Genevieve 9 White, Richard 49 Whiteford, Pat 106 Wick, R. 28,50 Wick, Ruth 50,142 Wilding, H. 31,96 Wilding, Howard 129 Wilding, Howie 95 Wiley, Thomas P. 142 Wiley, Wanda 10 Wilhelm, Mary Anne 47,142 Willeke, G. 52,54,55 Willeke, Gene E, 174 Willhelm, M. 27,47 Willhelm, Mary Anne 27 Williams, Clarence 129 Williams, J. 49,78,93 Williams, Jack 79,84,88 Williams, R. 47,68,70 Williams, Robert 174 Williams, T. 33 Williams, Thomas 174 Willis, Frank B. Mrs. 7 Wilson, B. 28,46,52 Wilson, Betty R. 174 Wintringham, C. E. 9 Wintringham, E. R. 93 Witchey, R. 35 Wittenjyer, M. L. 174 Wolfe, G. 32,45 Wolfe, George 74 Wolfe, George P. 130 Wolfe, W. 35,67,68 Wolfe, Willis 174 Woodcock, J. 32,57 Woodcock, James S. 156 Woodworth, J. 31 Woofter, James A. 9 Yehl, B. 29,46,57 Yehl, Barbara 174 Yingling, Hal C. 22 Young, S. 27,51,52 Young, Shirley 156 Young, T. 37,78 Young, Tom 83 Younkman, Hazel M. 22 Zacharias, William 130 Zahler, J. 28 Zahller, Jean 156 Zebre, Anne 130 Zehring, R. 68,70 Zehring, Robert 70,142 Zender, B. 32 Zerbe, Connie 10 Zickar, R. 38 Zickar, Robert W. 142 Zickes, P. 31,96 Zickes, Paul 31,95 Zikovsky, T. 37 Zikovsky, Theodore 142 Zuercher, L. 61,65 Zuercher, Larry 142 Zurz, Dick 90 Zurz, Richard 67,68,130 Advertising To those businessmen represented in these pages: “May fortune pursue you and overtake you!” HUBER’S Furniture and Appliances Your Home Should Come First” Ada, O. Phone 1 Compliments of Robert T. 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Leading Men’s Wear Then there was the absent minded professor who forgot to write a $5.50 text book to sell to his class. N. Mam St. Lima Meet the Campus at the “It’s on your way to the Gym. ” EARL’S HARDWARE SCOTT’S MARKET Heating Plumbing Wiring Frigidaire Appliances Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Groceries Staple and Fancy Phone 18 Phone 291 111 S. Main St. Ada S. Main St. Ada, Ohio 178 Compliments of In the 48 States THE ADA DAIRY Pasteurized Milk Ice Cream Butter Cottage Cheese Ada College Men Prefer ‘Varsity Town’ Clothes THE LEADER “Lima ' s Store for College Men. Compliments of The First National Bank Ada Ohio Compliments of SUPREME CLEANERS 512 S .Main St. Ada FOR BETTER OR VERSE I think that I shall never see A girl refuse a meal that’s free; A girl whose hungry eyes aren’t fixed Upon a drink that’s being mixed; A girl who won’t forever wear A bunch of junk to match her hair; A girl who looks at boys all day And figures ways to make them pay. Girls are loved by jerks like me ‘Cause who would want to kiss a tree. I wish I were a moment In my professor’s class For no matter how idle moments are They always seem to pass. Congratulations to the Class of ' 53 DALE’S Barber Shop 110 N. Main Ada GREGG’S DEPARTMENT STORE Lima Owned Lima Managed Lima Minded N. Main St., Lima, Ohio LONG’S Marathon Service Best in the Long Run Compliments of Gardner’s Drug Store Rexall Products 230 S. Main St. Ada, Ohio Phone 21 S. Main St. Ada 179 Meet at the COLLEGE INN “We can sene 10,000; 100 at a time.” Opposite the Campus The Varsity Book Store “The Students’ Center” We buy, sell, and exchange college text books Opposite the campus FIELD’S BAKERY Quality Baked Goods Ada Phone 51 Compliments of THE ADA WATER COMPANY Ada Ohio For Better Business. . . Advertise In The 1954 NORTHERN A Publication of the Students Student Directory Liberal Acheson, Mickey Sarasota, Fla. Ackerman, Colleen Ada, Ohio Ackerman, Ronald L. Mansfield, Ohio Allen, Neil L. 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