Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 568 of the 1928 volume:

y t O i i . ' - . o -. c: - )SSS6SS A iSSM wmmmmm I. . DonaldHyde Editor in Chief PamActerman BusincfjManq r The MAKIO of he Makio of 1928 i0 he (Annual Publication of the Ohio State University Columbus VOLUME FORTY-SEVEN NINETEEN TWENTY-EIGHT D edication To the Students who make this great Ohio State University a throbbing, living per- sonality of all the as- pirations and ideals of youth, this forty- seventh volume --The Makio of 1928--- is loyally dedicated. i orewon 0ur cj lma 3Hater The past and the future are together linked by the present. The depic- tion of Ohio State University as it is in 1928— the out-growth of a brilliant past and the foundation of a prom- ising future- --simply a vivid reflection of the campus today-- -to that The Makio of 1928 aspires. 0rder of ooks COLLEGES AND ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ATHLETICS OHIO LIFE ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISING Mother all gracious, let our hearts surmise Lessons more lasting where your toufers rise. Braver in beamy than your builded art. Wiser m wisdom than your boof{s impart. Something of dreaming on your flowered wal){S, Something 0 worship when the euening tulips, spirts of easy grace, the lazy laije, uiet of sun-filled trees our visums mal{e. mi i r i i Pritie m the prowess of your servants ' s iU. Hope m the future thai your sons fulfiU, joy in the firaclise o your heart ' s gooditiill, Glory of Icanimg, there is something stil!, Somet img oj duly where your towers reach. Mother all gracious, is it thus you teach? IS] COLLEGES AND ADMINISTRATION BOOK ONE I PRESIDENT RIGHTMIRE [19] Julius F. Stone THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEMBERS Julius F. Stone, Chairman ■ ■ ■ Coluinbus Alma Wacker Paterson, Vice-Chairnwn Colx.i-mhv.s Lawrence E. Layhourne Spring ield Egbert H. M.ick Sandux y John KaiSL-r Marietta Herbert S. Atknison Cohmibu.s Harry A. Caton Coihocton [20] Car] Steeh Bland Stradley Joseph Bradford William Oxifv Tliompson Gf orge W. Eckjeherry ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS George W. Richtmire President William Oxley Thompson - - - President £tiieritiis Carl E. Steeb Secretary Board o Trustees Btirsar George W. Eckelberry - - - Assistant to President Edith Coc.kins Regis trar Bland L. Stradley L nirersitv Examiner Katherine A. Vogel Exeeutit ' e CIerJ( Charles A. Kuntz Coniptroller Floris D. Hane Cashier Joseph A. Park Student Counselor Esther Allen Gaw Dean of Women Emma McKlNLEY Prout - - - House Superintendent Edward S. Drake - , . , Manager of Ohio Umon James E. Pollard . . . . Director of Heios Bureau William C. McCracken . . . . Chief Engineer Ray M. Royer Purclwsing Agent Fred E. Jones Director of Stores Chester W. Mc.Clintock Storekeeper Joseph N. Bradford L ' niversitv Architect [21] i f dii Alfred Vivian COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE y ' - ' HE Ohio State University began its exist- I ' •J ence as a College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts, and from its inception agriculture has had an important place in the cur- ricular activities of its campus, and for the major part of that period equal prominence has been given to the work in Home Economics. Not con- tent with its work on the local campus, the Col- lege of Agriculture has undertaken through its Agricultural Extension Service to make its campus the entire state of Ohio. The College of Agriculture aims to equip its students for better living through better thinking and higher ideals of service. [22] Acting Dean Wilbur H. Siebert COLLEGE OF ARTS Hf: College of Liberal Arts has an enroU- I ment this year of nearly twenty-four V- ' hundred students, of whom about eleven hundred are Freshmen, about six hundred are Sophomores, four hundred and thirty-five are Juniors and two hundred forty are Seniors. The men number approximately seventeen hundred and the women, seven hundred. Our Freshmen, like the Freshmen of the other colleges, profited by Freshman Week. The exer- cises of that week will be somewhat modified next year in the light of our experience and even greater benefit will be thus secured. Special efforts have been made by the Administration and various Departments to prevent the closing of first year courses in required subjects. In the past the necessity of closing such courses has caused much inconvenience and disappointment to stu- dents, but this year it has been possible to provide additional instructors and sections, thus enabling the Departments to reduce the si:e of sections and to do more effective teaching. The Arts College has considerably enlarged its course offerings during the past year by adopting a number of courses in Music, Painting, Cera- mics and Land.scape Architecture. [23] Acting Dean Walter C. Weiiildr COLLEGE OF COMMERCE i HE College of Commerce and Administra- I ' I tion, organized in 1916, has grown until it now has an instructional staff of 77 ■md a student body of approximately hSOO. Particularly significant recent college develop- ments include the establishment of a Bureau of Business Research and the organisation of a de- partment of Commerce Extension . The Bureau of Business Research is cooperating in a research program with a wide variety of Ohio interests, and has done much to increase the effectiveness of residence teaching, in addition to its more direct services to Ohio commerce and industry. The department of Commerce Extension has an instructional stalf of six, oftcnng courses in a considerable number of cities. Student enroll- ment in this department is drawn largely from the executive group in business. [24] Dean George F. Arfi.s COLLEGE OF EDUCATION f ' I ' he primary function of the College of I Education, as originally conceived, was to - prepare teachers for the public school service of the State. The rapid growth of the College, now third in si::e in the country, is in- dicative of the extent to which the University has discharged its obligation. In addition to its undergraduate service, the University by reason of its foremost educational position, is under special obligation to assume re- sponsibility for the development of graduate work. No other institution within the State is at present under equal obligation. Progress in this direction has been unusually gratifying and it is not unlikely that in the near future the Univer- sity may tind it necessary to reduce its teacher- training program for undergraduates in the in- terest of advanced graduates. This reduction can best be avoided by a marked increase in liberality on the part of the State. [25] mii Umbury A. Hitchcoc COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING HE College of Engineering is dedicated to I the work of aiding its students to become engineers and valuable members of so- ciety. As evidence of its service the College pre- sents the successes of its 3400 graduates and con- spicuous achievement among more than 6000 who were enrolled but did not complete the require- ments for degrees. It is our desire to serve the best interests of all those who enter the College. Engineering is one of the three oldest colleges at Ohio State. It has had a uniformly healthy growth, and has become one of the largest and best engineering schools in the country. The eight different degrees offered cover the basic fields of engineering, and the Engineering E.xperiment Sta- tion offers excellent opportunities for advanced work in many fields of research. [26} Dean Alonzo Tuttle . ■ t COLLEGE OF LAW 7 ' - function of the College of Law is primarily to I prepare men to practice law. There is no great V- demand for an increasingly larger and larger num- ber of practicing lawyers, but there is a great demand for a constantly increasing number of men coming to the Bar who are thoroughly grounded in the knowledge of the law. The purpose of this Law School is, therefore, not to see how many men it can graduate but to see to it that the men who come to it as students go out with high ideals of service and with trained minds. It is in this way that the College of Law can do its greatest service to the State. That i t has done so in the past and is doing so today is evidenced by the very large number of successful law- yers whom it has turned out, and who are today occupy- ing positions of responsibility in the various communities. There is another field of service opening up in the Col- lege of Law. That is the field of research and investigation. To the law schools of the future the country will look for the advancement of the science and the shaping of the law to its proper ends. Already many of the larger schook are entering this field and into this field the College of Law of this University must also go. Our school fully expects to meet this challenge and take advantage of this opportunity. [27] Dean John H. . Upham Dean Harry M. enuni.s COLLEGE OF MEDICINE y ' n E College of Medicine feels that it is doing its I ( part in spreading the growing reputation of Ohio V-X State University. Last year over a thousand applications tor admission were received, a very large number of which were from surrounding state. As only one hundred could he ac- cepted, this number was practically hand-picked by our competent Entrance Board. Of this one hundred, forty- five held scholastic degrees and the remainder had two or three years premedical college training. The opening of the new wing will greatly increase the capacity of the hospital and it is hoped will augment ma- terially its service to the community and the University. COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Hi; College of Dentistry is now requiring tor en- I trance, two years of work done in a College of V-X Liberal Arts. Dentistry is a highly specialized unit in public health service, of which Medico-Surgery is the outstanding ex- ponent, and requires, as does the latter, two years of Lib- eral Arts in order to build the educational foundation through certain prescribed subjects Dentistry today cannot be successfully practiced with- out a training which imparts to the one entering the pro- fession the capacity to comprehend all pathological condi- tions directly and indirectly concerned in the oral cavity (medicine), and to render a skilltul manipulation in all types ot oral restoration (surgery). [28] Dean Daiid SW ' iitc Dean Clair A. Dye Dean William McPherson COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE ■ HE College of Veterinary Medicine was among the I first SIX colleges established on the campus back in V.-- ' lS9i. Despite the motorization of street and road traffic and the introduction of tractors on the farm, veter- inary practice is today more remunerative and the field work less arduous than it ever was. However, today only one-third the number of students required are being produced. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY JT H.AS always been the aim of the Pharmacy College to train the students to meet the exacting demands of the professional as well as the diversified types of practical service demanded by the public. In order that this might be done effectively the college adopted a minimum four year requirement. Through this broadened training it is expected that our graduates will go forth not only well equipped wto meet the varied and exacting demands of their profession but with high professional ideals. GRADUATE SCHOOL y nv. last two or three decades have seen many im- I O P ' ' ' ' ! ' advances in the field of education, but V— ' perhaps no one of these has been more noticeable than the great development of the graduate schools. Dur- ing this period the number of graduate students has in- creased more than five fold. The Graduate School stands tor the highest type of productive scholarship and re- search in all the various fields of learning. [29] m ' ysrww H M l i H 1 VsV P B k % H 1 . m mt JOSEPH A. PARK Sludoit Counselor [.-(0] MRS. ESTHER A. GAW Dean oj Women [Ji] Drake Summers Mack Kidd I w, ■ ,■-, Aiontgoinery OHIO UNION BOARD OF OVERSEERS OFFICERS Jeremiah Montgomery President Walter Kidd Vice-President Edward Drake Secretary REPRESENTATIVES Clarence Laylin Facidiy Representative Neal Postlewaite Alumni Representative Carl Steeb Trustee Ref resentative Donald Hyde Stiuietit Ref reseyuative Eugene Mack Student Representative Edward Drake Manager Donald Turnbull Director of Activities [J2] Dean Gaii LituhnhtTg L ' oiudl Mrs. Kennedy Airs. Palerson POMERENE ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS Dean Esther Gaw Chairman Mrs. Robert Paterson Trustee Kepresentatwe Mrs. June Kennedy - - Assistant Processor of Home Economics Miss Lvdia Clark - Head of the Physical Education Department Mrs. Harold G.ardiner Ahimm Representative Dorothy Thomas Senior Representative Ann Lindenberg Senior Representative LoLS Cottrell Senior Representative Elizabeth LandacRE Junior Representative Dorothy Gill Junior Representative Betty Asmus Sophomore Representative [ 33 ] [J4] CLASSES BOOK TWO SENIORS [ - 5 3 Harroii Merle Harrod - Donald Hart - Alice Loeb - - John Dunlap - Lo.-h Dunlat SENIOR OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Jereml- h Montgomery Memorial Orator Frederick Milligan Ivy Orator Richard McCann . . . . C as,iOraior Jean McCampbell - - - Ciass i-fistorian Betty Lee McCord Class Poet Milton Yelsky Class Prop iet COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AND SUB-CHAIRMEN John Hopkins DeRRELL SANB(mN Charles Wertz Thomas Wheeler William Hall Edvi ' ard Shulman Charles Rideout George Marshall Caps anA Gowns Blazers Ini ' itations Memorial Kenneth Orwiler Floyd Henderson Frederick Fri John Matthias - John Baker Milton Yelsky - - Rings Aliunni Traditiiins f I I % I f f I I t Hull Vtm liaker thinl i y Harrod Uith M,ll,i,m Hail Montgonitry [ - f ' ] Mildred Elizabeth Abbott COMMERCK. B. Sc. Slicma Kni p : Gamma Epsilon Pi ; KHi l t Ctimmn Chi. Prt ' sitlt-nt I ; CommtTct ' CounciL Secretary : Y. W. C. A. : V. A. A. George Abrich Providence, Rhode Island ARTS. B. A. Helen Schloss Ackerman fort Wayiitr. Indiana JOURNAUSM. B. Sc. SiKma Delta Thu : Thcta Sisma Phi ; Sun Dial : Lant ' rn ; Debate : Humitr Editor, Phoenix : Orchestra : Cosmiv poHtan Club. Secretary. Carsten Charles Ahrens Danhury EDUCATION. B. Sc. Delta Alpha Pi : Sigma Delta Sigma : Sun Dial 3. 4 : Ohio State Review : Wesley Players 3. 4. Helen Irene Alexander Charleston, Illmoi.s ARTS-EDUCATION. B.A. and B.Sc, Kappa Phi : Y, W. C. A. : Univer- sity Players : Wesley Players. Bernick Anne Allen Kingston ARTS, B. A. Phi Alpha TheU : Socloloej Cliili Liberal Club. Joseph C. Allen JvIeiK Lexington LAW. LL. B. Phi Alpha Delta. Stanley Valentine Allen PainesvMe ENGINEERING. B. E. Phys. Tau Beta Pi ; Pi Mu Epsilon. Florence Almendincer Prospect AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Gamma Phi Lambda ; Women ' s Pan- hellenic 4 ; Home Economics Club. Harold Paul Alspaugh Amanda COMMERCE AND ADMINISTRATION. B Theta Chi ; merce Club. Sc. Delta Sinma Pi : Com- Pail Luther Alspaugh Canal Winchester ENGINEERING, B. M. E. Tau Beta Pi : Pi Mu Epsilon : A. S. M. E.. President 4 : Scabbard and Blade: University Grange, Overseer 4 : Cadet Officers ' Club, John Ritner Alter Parnassus, Pennsylvania AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Kaplm Delta Rho. [-37] Jesse Lee Amsbauch Sullivan AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Kappa Knppa Psi ; Ohio State Band ; GranKt ' ; Granite Orchestra : Townshend AKricultural Education Society. Omar Copeland Amstutz Pandora MEDICINE, B. A. and M. D. Biology Club. Erma Roberta Anderson Stitibury EDUCATION, B. Sc. Delta Df lt« Delta : May Fete. 3 : Pennsylvania College for Women, 1, 2. Margaret E. Anderson Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Alpha Phi : Women ' s Panhellenic. President 3, Secretary and Treas- urer 2. O. Leo Andrews Columbus ENGINEERING, B, E. E. HfcNRV Jae Ahi ' 1 i; Lima AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Tbu Kappa Epsilim : Y. M. C. A. Cabinet ; Grange ; Student Chemical Soci.rly : A. S. A. E. ; Progrensivi ' Dairy Club. Rov Edgar Appleman Malta ARTS. B. A. Phi . l|iha Thila. Olga Ardine Arbogast RtVTioldsburg AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Kappa Delta : Y. W. C. A. ; Home Economics Club. Raymond Q. Armington Wickhge ENGINEERING. B. I. E. Theta Tau ; Tau Beta Pi : Pi Mu Epsilon : Te.xnikoi ; S. S. I. E President 4 ; S. A. E. Paul John Arn Columbus ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Lt ' cv Edna Arner Salem EDUCATION, B. Sc. Wooster College : Michigan State Normal College ; Ohio University. Emerson Victor . RNOLD Ironlon MEDICINE, B. A. and M. D. DelU Tau Delta : Yale University : University of Arizona : Harvard Medical School. f 8] ROHIRT BlRTOS ArTIH R Culumhits DENTISTKY, 1). D S. Xi Psi Phi. Helen Ashbrook Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Zft« Tku Alpha. DoLORos Taylor Atkins Cambridge ARTS. B. A. Lnmbda OmcKa : Y. W. C. A. : Glee Club : Obeilin 1. 2. Chester Ronald Aistin BelUfontaine ENGINEERING, B. Cer. E. Keramos : American Ceramic Soci- ety 3. Josi Hll . NDRhW BaHBFRT CuUnnbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi KaiM ' a. Charles Frederick Babbs 7s[f icarlj LAW. I ' h. B. Hiiil LI.. B. Delta Thetn Phi : Piufessional Fra- ternity Council. President 4 : B. A. at Denison University. . :i M 4lk Gale WiLLLiAM Bachelder Mi. Gilead ACKICUI.TURE. B. Sc. .Mpha Giunnui Rho ; Frcahman Cross Country. Katherine Backus Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta Zeta : Y. W. C. A. : Debate : Brownini; : Leat e of Women Vot- ers : Western College 1, 2. Nelson S. Bailey Toledo COMMERCE. B. Sc. .Si rma Delta Rho. Bertha Mae Baker Kin.stndn EDUCATION. B. Sc. Y. W. C. A. ; League of Women Voters : Grange : Home Economics Club. Clal ' DRis H Bakfr Fletcher COMMERCE. B. Sc. Cadet OtTicera ' Club. John Sutimun Baker Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Pi : Alpha Kappa Psi : Beta Gamma Sigma. vMii ' jy , -- - ■: ' - [39] John Royal Balder fast Sparta ENUINEERINC;. li. M. E. Tau Beta Pi. WiLfRti) Lafh Balo Dresden AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. University Grange: Ttvwnshend Ag- ricultural Education Society. Ralph Everett Balyeat Toledo ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Georce Caldwell Banning Cincinnati COMMERCE. B. Sc. Industrial Mana remL ' nt Club ; In- du.strial Enj, ' ineerinii Club. Mary E. Barber Mendon MEDICINE. R. N. Robert William Barnes Paulding AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Aracia. William Clare Barnett Columbus ENGINEERING B. Ch. E. Alpha Chi SiBma ; A. I. Ch. E.. ' I ' reasurer. Francis Loiise Barrett C iiIIiLOihe ARTS. B. A. Delta Delta Delta : Pen and Brush Club: Hi-Jinx: Archery ' leani: V. W. C. A. : Dramatic Cominittee. Poster Committee. Marian Grey Barth Toledo ARTS-EDUCATION. B.A.andB.Sc. Delta Zeta. Jack Bassichis Cleueland LAW. B. A. and LL. B. Tau Delta Phi : Varsity Tennis 4 ; Hillel Foundation : Menorah So- ciety. Catherine Elizabeth Baclr Co I limb us MEDICINE. B. Sc. and M. D. Th.ta Ujisilon : Ah. ha Ei sil(,n Iota. Clarence Comly Bi aiium Cliesleri ' ille ENGINElOKlNi;. B. M. E. Alpha Chi Siirnia : Siitnia Gamma EdsiIou : Pro.spectors ' Club, Presi- dent : Inter-Kniternity Council : En- k ' ineiM-8 Council. [40] PaII. F. BfCHBRRCIR ENCINKEKINC, H. E. E. anil M. So. EtH KiiiM ' H Nu ; I ' i Mu Ep ilon : A. 1. E. E. ; I ' anlioi.l. Pn-siiienl 1. TlilODORK R. BKCKV.1T1I Ashiubulii LAW. I.L. B. AlphB Sluma Phi : Delta Thfta Phi. Irma Irene Beecher Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Alpha Chi Omena : V. W. C. A. Chemistry Club: W. A. A. Elmir Li i; BthLER Hdtnilton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta Alpha Pi : BankinK and Finance Club. Sydney Clark Bi f.sun. Jr. T leivlon Falls DENTISTRY. D. D. S. PhI OmeKa. Mary CATiihRiNi Bihymkr A ne Iia AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Theta Up.silon : Home Economics Club: University Grange: Miami University. Genevieve Bell Dresden EDUC. TION, B. Sc. Robin Auair Bi ll Erie, Penn.sylvdnia ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Phi Delta Theta : Sphinx : Bucket and Dipper: Texnikoi : Architects Club : Sophomore Class President ; Basketball 2. :i. Ca| tain 4 ; Football 2. 3. 4 ; Junior Prom Committee. Fred Parker Bellamy Cincitinati PHARMACY. B. Sc. Alpha Phi Alpha : O. S. U. Phar- maceutical Association. David Callswortm Blnjamin Cleueland MEDICINE. B. Sc. and M. D. Doris May Benner Bald ' Cynwyd. Pe7in,s Ii ' dJiiu ARTS. B. A. Kai)pa Delta. Edward John Bennett Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Kappa. [41] Mildred Rcth Benson Frazeysburg EDUCATION, B. Sc. Alpha Sinniii Ali)ha ; V. W. C. A. K iiim Phi : W. A. A. Earl Lloyd Bfoucher Columbus ARTS. B. A. Aliiha -SiKina Phi: Ohio Unimi Koacd of Overseers ;! ; Track li, :i. Fredrick Wells Bernard 7 ewarl{ ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Football 4 ; A. Cer. S. 3. Joel Gehrhard Bernhard Cohiynbus DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Delta Sisma Phi. LtLANi) Sanford Betz Ludl AGRKUI.TURE. B. Se. Louis B. Biales Cleveland DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Phi Beta Delta : Fre hman V. M. C. A. Council : Sophomore V. M. C. A. Council. •Mtr i.i, ' .!- ■ ... SiiaaiiiiiiiitiiliijiB William Randolph Bicler Columbus ARTS. B. A. John Charlton Bicony Columbus MEDICINE, M, D. Phi Chi, John Alfred Bilek CIci ' eldiid AGRICULTURE, B, Sc. John Robert Pike Bing Cleveland COMMERCE, B. Sc, Siuma Pi ; Glee Club ; .Scabbard and Blade : Pershinp Rifles : Episcopal Club. President. M.ARY M. RsENA Bird Toimgstoii ' u EDUCATION. B. .Sc. Phi Pi Epsilon. Clarence S. Birkmeyfr Coltiu ' Uler AGRICULTURE. H, Sc, ThetH Kappu Phi. [42] Harry Birnbaim Cleveland ENCINKEKINC. H. C. E. A. S. C. E. RoYDi N Eari. Bishop Dayton ENCINEERINC. B. C. E. TriuiinK ' : Kiin.l 1. 2. S: Gray Baton (Honorary Baniil : A. S. C. E. Mary Hii.tN Bittner Sanduil{y ARTS, B. A. Theta I ' lii Alpha : Newman Club : May IVti- :i : Y. V. C. A. Member- ship Drive l : Pan-Hellenic Associ- ation I; MarykMove Colleiie 1. 2. SiiiRlDAN Blaci; Ciilumbiis ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Delia Alpha I ' i : A. S. C. E. SiiiRMAN Black Ctilumbu.s KNCINEERING. B. C. E. D.lla Alpha Pi ; A. S. C. E. RoBiRT Lll Blair Mount Venion ARTS. B. A. Phi Delta Gamma : P ' orum ; Winner, Vandewater Poetry Prize. L. Marie Bianiy Powell MEDICINE. R. N. Hlnrietta Francis Blank Mount Cdrmel, liimoi.s ARTS, B. A. SiKma Delta Tau : ITniversity of Cincinnati. Stanlly Joseph Blascak Corlltind ENGINEERING. B. E. E, A. I. E. E. : Newman Cluli. HoMLR AfsTiN Bliss Ashtabula DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Alpha Chi Rho : Alpha Chi Sigma. Lowl LL Harrison Body Danville- DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Xi P.si Phi : Gamma Delta Theta : Freshman Track : Varsity A : Glee Club 4. Irwin Ceorc.e Boeiim Coltimbit.s ENGINEERING. B. M. E. [43] Edgar Henry Boercer Irwin AORICULTURE. B. Sc. Phi Mu Delta ; Prouressive Dairy Club : Four H Club ; Dairy Cattk JudKinK Team 4. ZeLDA BOGATIN Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. W. A. A. ; Physical Education Club 2. ' -i. Treasurer 4 : Sun Dial Busi- ness Staff 3. 4 : Y. W. C. A., Sub- Chairman Social Committee 3 : Or- chesis 2, 3. 4 : Swimming Club 4 ; Leatjue of Women Voters : Women ' s Ohio. Assistant Secretary 2. Kenneth Bocer Canton ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Phi Mu Delta : Tau Beta Pi ; Pi Mu Epsilon ; Engineers Council : A. S. M. E. ; A. 1. E. E. : Eta Kappa Nu. ROLLO W. BONNELL Cambridge MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Mu Pi OmeKa. Catiierini: Regina Booker Colitmbtis EDUCATION. B. Sc. y. W. C. A. ; Cardioid. Pmi II ' JuM Pll BlIRNHORST St. Marys ENGINEERING. H. Ch. E. PershinK Rifles ; A. I. Ch. E.. Vice President 3. Secretary 4 ; Cardioid Club 2. Robert Allen Borntrager Columbus ENGINEERING, B. C. E. Tiianiile : A. S. C. E. Francis Thomas Bowne Fletcher AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Delta Theta Siuma ; Saddle and Sir- loin Club, Treasurer 4 ; Univeisity Grange : Townshend Agi-i. Society 3. 4 ; A. S. A. E. 4. Robert Otis Boyer Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania COMMERCE B. Sc. Lambda Chi Alpha : Candle Adver- tising Manager : Cross Country Club : Varsity Cross Country 3. 4 : Clarion Normal School 1 : Fresh- man Track : Freshman Cross Coun- try. Samuel Brailovsky Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina ENGINEERING. B. M. E. International Club : A. S. M. E. S. A. E. Alice M. Bremeoerder Toledo EDUCATION. B. .Sc. Sigma Kappn ; Y. W. C. A.. I ' inance Committee 2. 3. 4. Victor Brenneisrn Wic iita. Kan.sa.s commerce;, h. sc. Deltii Ktippa Theta. [44] MiLDRl l BrINNIR Columbus MEDICINE. R. N. Y. W. Voters, EoYTHF Marcaret Brif.f Columbus ARTS. B. A. C. A. ; LcHKUt ' of Women Mary Rith Bright Logan ARTS. B. A. Alpha Xi Ddt« : Chimes : Student Council 2. :t ; Y. W. C. A. Commis- sion. President 2: Y. W. C. A.. Treasurer : . Cabinet 4 ; Browning 3 : Glee Club 1. 2. Floyd Owen Brink Columbus ARTS-LAW. B. A. and LL. B. Fred Sa.mii l Britton Solon COMMERCE. B. Sc. Gamn:a Delta Theta. Iea Josi I ' liiNE Britton Lyni ' liburg AC.RICUI.TURK. B. Sc. -Mpha Siirnia Alpha ; Home Eeo- nomics Club: Univeisity CranEe: Asricultural Student 3. 4 ; Y. W. C. A. William Emlrmjs Brogden Canton MEDICINE. M. D. Chi Phi : Phi Rho SiKma. Earl Jacob Brothers Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Delta Rho. DwiGHT McKeye Brown Cincinttati COMMERCE. B. Se. Phi Delta Theta: Alpha K-ippa Psi : Track I. 2. 3 : Varsity O: Home- coming Committee 1. Florence Hazel Brown St. Marys EDUCATION. B. Sc. Spanish Club 4 : Gospel Leapue 2. 3. 4. Fred Harold Brown Columbus ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Tau Beta Pi. Vice-President : En- Bineers Council. President ; Pi Mu Epsilon. Vice - Director ; Scabbarrl and Blade: A. S. M. E.. Secretary. Ralph Bernard Brown Columbus MEDICINE. M. D. Pi Kappa . lpha : Alpha Kappa Kappa. [4.] Robert Hall Bruce Columbus ARTS. B. A. Beta Thet Pi : Y. M. C. A. Coun- cil 1. 2. 3. I : TirasuriT of CIhrs 2 : Junior Pi-om Committee : Sopho- more Kootball Dance Committee : Basketliall 1. Edith RoBtRTA Bruehlman Woodftllf EDUCATION. B. Sc. Hattie Mabel Brlmme Millersburg EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi : Hockey 3 r Home Eco nomics Club 3 ; Wesley Players. Ruth Isabel Bi ' ck Greenfield EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Delta Th.ta : Physical Edu- cation Cluh : Philomathc-an ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ; Turtle Hockey Team. 1926. Clarence Blckenmyer Toledo ART.S-I.AW, B. A. Teresa Elizabeth Bi lluck Lotii.stJi lf. Kentucky EDUCATION. B. .Sc. Miami UnivcrMity 1, 2. Anna Rebic;( a Bi ' ndy Bdrtie.srille AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Univirsity Grange : University Four H Club ; Home Economics Club : Muskingum Colle ie I. 2. William Frederick Burger Keliv.s Island MEDICINE. B. A. and M. D. Phi Chi. Ann Elizabeth Blrkart Columbus ARTS. B. A. Orville B. Birke ? ewar}{ MEDICINE. B. A. and M. D. Phi Chi : Intei ' -Eiaternity Council. Marion K. Bi rr Jamestown ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Theta Tau : American Cci-amic So- cji ty : Cadet Officers Club ; Intcr- E ' raternity Council. Gilbert Eiicene Birras T orth Fairfield AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. A. S. A. E. 2. 3. 4. President 3. [•tr,] LEONf TlRZAH Bl ' SSIRT Ehda EDUCATION. H. Sc. AlphB I) H« Pi : Dflphic Litcinry Society ; BowlinK (Irt ' cn ColIcRc 1. FoRRFST Keith Bitlfr Columbus ARTS. B. A. Aliihii Mu Pi OnicBH. William N. Bi tterworth Columbus ENfilNEERING. B. Cir. E. Alpha Chi SiKma : Keramos. Georoe W. Butz Columbus MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Kappa Kappa : B. A. at Uni- versity of Toledo. Mary Bye Columbus ARTS. B. A. Junior Prom Corn- Pi Beta Phi mittec 3. Walter Wayne Cain Colitmbii.s ENGINEERING. B. E. E. A. I. E. E. : Cadet Officers Club. Elizabeth May Calkins Buffalo, yiewfor AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Pi Beta Phi : Phi Upsilon Omicron 3. I ; President Bix Sinters Cabinet 3 : Panhellenic Council 3 ; May Fete 2. 3 ; Secretary Sophomore Girls Clans: Y. W. C. A. Finance Com- mittee ;; ; style Show ■ ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1. Anna Marie Campana n Us EDUCATION. B. Sc. Charles Patrick Carey Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Eta Kappa Nu : A. I. Tau Beta Pi E. E. Herbert Allen Carey Hillsboro AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Delta Theta Siema : Saddle and Sir- loin Club : Horticulture Club : Four H Club : Little International Live- stock Show ; Horticulture Travel Course. Ralph Eigene Carhart Marion ARTS. B. A. Y. M. C. A. Council 1. 2. Clieeori) Evert Carlson Ilioii. J {fii ' Torl ENGINEERING. B. Met. E. Alpha Chi Sitrma ; A. S. MininK and MetallurKical E.. President. ft [47] Francfs Ellen Carman Pamesvil ' e EDUCATION, li. Sc. rhi n rpsilcm : Y. W. C. A. ; I iHiy Cli.b. EwART Glaostone Carn:;y Granville EDUCATION. B. Sc. rhi Camma Delta ; Tau SiEma Delta. President : DowninK Club : Land- scape Architecture. Dorothy Grace Carr Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Delta Zcta : Panhellenic Council 3. 4. Helen Carrigan Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. EiiiTM Mae ( arrdll Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION, H. A. and B. Sc. Delta Si -mn Thi ta : Y. W. C. A. Mari.arit Martha Charter Columbii.s EDUCATION. H, .Sc. W. A. A. : Y. W. C. A. Esther V. Cartzdafner London ARTS. B. A. Aljiha Phi ; VirKiniu College 1 : De- Pauw University 2. Apia Carver Columbu.s ARTS. B. A. Elizabeth Johanna Caslow Canal Winchester EDUCATION. B. Sc. Glee Club. Helen Cox Cassidy Toronto ARTS. B. A. Kappa Delta : Nomads ; Phi Pi Ep- silon : Chi Delta Phi : Pennsylvania College for Wcmen 1. Harry Stephen.s Cassill Toledo ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E. WiNiERi 11 L. Castle Su ' dnton EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi. [• «] Gkneva Clare Cessna Kenton LAW, LL. B. I.Hniliilti Omi-KH. Thomas Charles Chadwicr Columbus KNCINEERING. B. Ch. E. AliihH Xi SiKma : A. I. Ch. E. Verne D. Chamberlin Cieveland AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Harry Edward Chambers Soldier Summit. Utah ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. Mary Loluse Chapin Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Alpha Theta ; Strollers: Y. W. C. A. ; Ert ' shman Dramatics. Leon Franklin Charpiot We.sl Umty COMMERCE. B. Sc. Theta Chi : Delta SiKma Pi ; Band 2. ' i, 4 : Banking ' and E ' inance Club 3. 4. Carl Eddrh Chase Londonderry, T ew Hampsliirc VETERINARY MEDICINE. D.V.M. Thi ' ta Chi; Band I. 2: U. Sc. at University of New Hampshire. Mary Elizahlth Chenoweth Harrisbur AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Mary Mildred Christopher EUzaheth. ' H.ew Jersey ARTS. B. A. Alpha Xi Delta: Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net 1, 2, 4 ; Y. W. C. A. Sopho- more Commis.sion : Glee Club : Browning Costume Designer 3, 4. Lawrence E Clark Colttmb us COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Kaijpa Tau : I nte -Frater litV I ouneil. Evelyn Lillian Cline ColumbtLS EDUCATION. B. Sc. llisti.iy Club. Raymond Earl Clouse Columbus ARTS. B. A. [49] Roger Wellington Clouser Tsforth Canton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Roy Herman Clunk Lisbon MEDICINE. M. D. Ali.h:i Mu Pi OmvKa : Phi Kapi ' ! Tnu : IntLT-Pratcrnity Council 2. Walter Francis Coakley Hamilton MEDICINE. B. A. anil M. D. Susan Elizabeth Cochran Hamilton EDUCATION. H. Sc. Gernerd M, Cohen Coshocton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Varsity A 2, 3. 4 : Lantern Busi- ness StJiff ' A : Ohio Stale Review. Business Manager :t ; Industrial ManaKcment Club. Ruth Florence Cohen Columbus LAW, B. A. nnil I,L. B. Kappa Beta Pi : Pan-ProfesHional. Treasurer : Hillel Dramatics 2. :i, 4 : Menorah. Leslie Pail Coldsnow Montpeher COMMERCE. B. Sc. PershinK Rifles ; Sentinel 2. Cadet Officers Club. John Hoy Cole Springfield ARTS. B. A. Phi Al|iha Theta ; Pen and Brush. Ruby May Colflesh Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. W. A. A. : Kappa Phi : Hockey Soccer 2 : Baseball 2. Ruth Collicott Coltimbus ARTS, B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma : President Freshmen Girls, 1924 : Browning 2, 3. 4 : Women ' s Student Council 2 : Y. W. C. A. Freshman Cabinet 1. Martha Eileen Collins La}{ewood COMMERCE. B. Sc. Beta Phi Alpha ; Gamma Epsilon Pi; Chi Delta Phi. Paul Francis Collins Columbus ENGINEERING, M. Sc. Phi Gumma Delta; Scarlet Mnsk :i, 4. [ ] ArTMIR S. CONINOSBY ' Htwarl{. T ew jersey COMMERCE. B. Sc. Lambda Chi Alpha : University of Florida I. 2. Marii: Connell Reynoldsbnrg MEDICINE. R. N. Genevieve Sanborn Cook Lai{ewood ARTS-EDUCATION. B.A. and B.Sc. Lambda OmeKa ; Chi Delta Phi ;!. 4. Treasurer 4 ; Y. W. C. A. 1. Gertrude Smith Cook Wa.? imgton. D. C. ARTS. B. A. Kappa Delta : W. A. A. : Potomac Club : GeorKe Wa.shintrton Univer- sity 1. Margaret Cook WavTiMfille EDUCATION. B. Sc. Phi Sicma Mu ; Mu Phi Epsilon Glee Club 3. Elizabeth Coon Piqua EDUCATION. B. Sc. Frank Brown Cooper Pi eton ARTS. B. A. Pi Mu E|i Cardioid. Frederic Copp West Alexandria ARTS. B. A. Ion ; Liberal Club ; Chester Adams Cowdrey Cleveland COMMERCE. B. Sc. I ' hi Siitma Kappa : Glee Club ; Glee Club Quartette ; EVench Play. John Roth Crabbe Columbus ARTS. B. A. Pi Kappa Alpha : Homecoming Committee 3. Horace Stevenson Crihfield Columbus arts. b. A. Sisma Chi ; Freshman Football : Freshman Basobalt : Sophomore Tug of War. J. Norman Cross Columbus MEDICINE. B. Sc. and M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega : Inter- Fraternity Council 2 ; Methodist Student Council I. [51} Margaret Christine Cullen Lancaster EDUCATION. B. Sc. Lloyd Delbert Cummings Cedarville ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Stuart Vincent Cummins Isle Saint George COMMERCE. B. Sc. ri Kappa Phi ; Track 2. 3, 4. John Howard Cunningham Columbus ARTS. B. A. Thcta Chi; Scabbard and Blade: Cadet Officer ' s Club : French Play 2. Virginia WiTTEN Currey Thomas. W.Va. EDUCATION. B. Sc. Pi Beta Phi. Ruth Mildred Curry Plain City EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Delta : Big Sist«r Cabinet Hi-Jinx 3; Browning 3, .4. James Bernard Danaher St. Marys LAW. LL. B. Phi Kappa : Phi Delta Phi : New- man Club : Homecoming Committee 3 ; Law Senior Cane Committee : B. A. at University of Notre Dame. John F. Darby Wauseon COMMERCE. B. Sc. Alpha Tau Omega : Glee Club 3. 4. Thomas Edward Darby Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Nancy Newell Darling Warsaw ARTS, B. A. Emily Haskill Davis Toledo ARTS. B. A. Pi Beta Phi : Lake Erie ColleEe 1. 2. Harold Alman Davis Malta COMMERCE. B. Sc. Beta Gamma Sii ma. [52] Hkrbi RT Clark Davis Muiis ifld ARTS. B. A. Sfiirlft Mnjik : CoUeKf of Woostcr 1. i. Raciii L Cathi.rine Davis Toledo ARTS. B. A. I ' i Hitn Phi : Lake Erie College 1. 1 William Wilson Davis Columbus ARTS-LAW, B. A. and LL. B. Clammn Eta (lamma : Forum 2. Irvin H. Dawson Cleveland JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Phi Sinnia Ka])|Hi : Siirina Delta Chi : Sfahltard and Blade : Lantern Staff 2 : Question Eilitor, News Editor 3. ManaiiinK Editor 4 : The Sentinal. Editor-in-Chief 2. 3. Ad- visory Board 4 : Rifle Club ; Pistol Club : Frosh FencinK Team : Cadet Officers Club : BriRade Adjutant R. O. T. C. Jacob Shirley Decker Toledo ENGINEERINC. B. E. E. Theta Tau : Eta Kappa Nu : A. L E. E. : President of Student Social Center; Toledo University 1. 2. Sle Krcx DeLonc Crool svilie ARTS. B. A. Pauline DeLuca BelUvue ARTS-EDUCATION, B.A. and B.Sc. Vincent James De Luca Steubenville DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Alpha Phi Delta : Italian Club. Joseph Tynan Dempsey Sandusky COMMERCE, B. Sc. Theta Ka] | a Phi ; Scarlet Mask 3, 4. BiRCEss Emerson DeMuth Toledo MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha KaiMia Kappa ; B. Sc. at To- ledo University, Maurice William Denk Gates Mill JOURNALISM. B, Sc. SiKnia Delta Chi; Lantern Staff: Sun Dial Staff. William E. Dennis Cleveland DENTLSTRV. D. D. S, Psi OmcKa. [53 1 Adelbert Aaron Dershem Gettysburg ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Pi Tau Pi SiKmR : A. I. E. E. Lowell Emerson Dever Portsmouth COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Sif ma Kappa : Beta Gamma Siema : Accrjuntinj; Club ; Y. M. C. A. Harold Vincent DeVor Decatur, Indiana DENTISTRY. D. D. S. ErNA NeLLE DhWALD Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Sc. 7,i-ta Tau Alpha : May Fete 3 : W. A. A. 1, 2. W. A. A. Board 2: Varsity Basl«-tball 1. Charles Oliver Dewey Solon ENGINEERING. B. Arch E. Tau DelU Theta ; Beaux-Arts Ba Committee 3 : Sun Dial :t, 4. Dorothy Ellen Dick Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Spauldinc Dickerson Love .and PHARMACY. B. Sc. Ali)ha Phi Alpha. Mary Therese Dillon Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. W. A. A. I Physical Education Club 2. 3, 4 : y. V. C. A. : SwimminK Club 4 : Orchesis 2. 3. 4 : League of Women Voters. Lloyd Elmer Dinsmore Osborn AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho. Josephine Carmen Di Tirro Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Sc. Gail Fraklin Divan Utica ENGINEERING, B. E. E. A. I. E. E. Irvin Thiodore Doat Brool{ville ENGINEERING. B. E. K. A. I. E. E. r 4] Marcus Donovan Lima COMMERCE. B. Sc. Ohio Commerce. Delta Siuriiu I A  i tnnt Kditin Caim L Dustir Latty MEDICINE, B. Sc. bikI M. D. IMii Chi. Irwin Thomas Doty f ran([liii Furnace ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Tau Hita Pi : Eta Kapiia Nu : Pi Tau Pi Sittma : Cadet Officers Club : A. I. E. E. ; Scabbard and Blade. MicnAfL Z. Douglas Medina ARTS. B. A. Y. M. C. A. 1 : Committee of 88 ; Committee of 34 2. Flora Gi.rtrudl Dowllr Croveport AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Home Economics Club : Y. W. C. A. : Four II Club : University Club. Clarench Josi I ' ll Doyle Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Si ma Delta Chi : Newman Club : lantern Staff 2. 3. 4. RrssLLL ElwooI) Drkshi.r T orth Hampton COMMERCE, B. Sc. Iiidu.strial ManaKcment Club : Fcnc- int Club ; Ba.seball. Merlin A. Du Bois Moundsville. West Virgmia COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Kappn Psi : Alpha Kappa Psi : Het« Gamma Siwma ; Sithinx : Y. M. C. A. Cabinet ; Y. M. C. A. Ad- visory Board : Student Senate ; President Inter-Fraternity Council : Varsity O Association ; Varsity Tennis 3 : Captain 4. Lynn Si;Vier Dulanei Cincinnati ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Pi Kaiipa Aljjha ; A. I. E. E. Wilson Handles Di mble Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. John Hyde Dunlap Williamsport ARTS. B. A. Kappa Siuma : Football Freshman ; Football Manai-er 2 ; Football 3 ; luttT-Fralcrnity Council 3 : Strollers 3. Vice-President i: .Junior Prom Committee ; Student Senate 4. Treasurer 4 : Chairman Finance Committee Y. M. C. A. Drive : Y. M. C. A. Senior Cabinet ; Scarlet Mask Proi erty Manajrer ; Makio Staff 4 ; Senior Treasurer ; Athletic Board. W ' lLLARD L. DlIRl LINGER Columbus DENTISTRY. D. D. S. t55] Jerome B. Dvorak Cleveland DENTISTRY. D, D. S. Psi OmeKa. Lewis Watts Eakin Loc bourne AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Delta Theta Sipma : Lambda Gam- ma Delta : Horticultural Society. President 3. ManaKei- of State Hor- ticultural Show 3 : Natural History Club : Cross Country Club : JudEinK Team 3 : Track 1. 2 ; WrestlinK 2 : Y. M. C. A. Daniel Scofielu Earhart Columbus LAW, LL. B. Theta Chi ; Phi Alpha Delta : Scab- bard and Blade ; Inter-Fiaternity Council 3 : Chairman Brit ade Prom Committee 3 : Business Manager ••The Sentinel 1. 2; Fencing Team 1. Clara Gertrvde Eaton ProctorvMe EDUCATION. B. Sc. Raymond Joseph Ebner Canton ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Theta Tau : Sophomore Y. M. C. A Council : A. I. E. E. H(jWARi) William Eck Van Wert ARTS. B. A. Cadet OfTicers Club 3. 1 : Pershinii Rille 2. 3, •! ; Cardioid Club 2. 3. 1 : Grandaddy LonK Legs Club 2. 3 ; AdvertlHing Manager Sentinel 3. Carman H. Edwards Fmdlay ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. Harry Raymond Edwards Coliimbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Mildred Lillian Eells Hillsboro. IHinois EDUCATION. B. Sc. Theta Gamma : Lambda Phi Delta : Delta Phi Delta : Pi Mu Theta : Millikin University 1. 2, 3. John Herbert Ehle Ansonia AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Rifle Team 2. 3. 4 ; Varsity O ; Rifle Club. E. El ' GENE ElCHER Davlon COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Delta Rho : Accounting Club Harold Herman Eioensee Coluinbu.s COMMERCE. B. Sc. I? [56] Hrant Eknayan Columbus ENGINEERING. 1). E. E. Lydia Mae Elberfeld Pomeroy AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Phi : Glee Club. William Malcolm Elder South Charleston LAW. L.L. B. Gamma Eta Gamma. Harold Sprinc Elliott Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Frances Irene Ellison Beverly AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha SiKma Alpha ; Y. W. C. A. Walter Emmerling l orwood COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Kapjia Sit ' ma ; Varsity Tennis Manager ; Scarlet Key : Varsity O. Hester English Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Freshmen Y. W. C. A. Cabinet : Home Eeonnmics Club. Harold B. Epler Marnrlid COMMERCE, B. Sc. Marietta Col- Aliiha Tau OmeKa le«e I, 2. Marcretta Elaine Ervin Coiumhii.s ARTS. B. A. Chi Delta Phi 2. Scribblers 3 ; Fr :i. 4 : Y. W. ■nch Club I. 2. Pai:l James Ervin jack son COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sicma Phi Epsilon ; Senior Baseball Mananer ; Scarlet Key : Inter- Fraternity Council. Alice Evans Williamson. West Va. ARTS. B. A. Alpha Xi Delta. Frances Marie Evans Columbus ARTS, B. A. Kai.j ' a Delta : Y. W. C. A. Fresh- man Cabinet 2 : Y. W. C. A. Fi- nance Committee 2. U. 4 ; Fresh- man Poster Committee : Y. W. C. A. Poster Committee: Episcopal Club. [57] Florence Grace Everett Gnadenhiitten EDUCATION. B. So. Ruth Genevieve Everett Huron EDUCATION. B. Sc. Grantee : Four H Ciub : Ni-wman Club. John Otis Everhart Urbana ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. American Ceramic Society 1. 2. 3 : Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 2 : Wittcnbern College 1. 2. DONAVIN Farber Worlhington COMMERCE, B. Sc. Rif:iiARi) G. Parish Sprmg ielJ ENGINEERING, U. Arch. E. Hi RAM) Leroy Fari.inc Phalanx Station EDUCATION, n. Sc. Everett Dean Farr Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania LAW, LL. B. Phi Kaupn Tau : Delta Theta Phi ; Law Council 1 ; Junior Prom Com- mittee 2 ; Senioi ' Invitation Com- mittee 4. Walter Kenneth Farst Barherton ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Phi Kapiia Tau ; A. S. C. E. Myron Clarence Fasnacht Mossiiion engineering, b. e. e. Margaret S. Faulk East Liverpool education. B. Sc. Beta Phi Alpha. Mary Louise Fawcett Salem EDUCATION, B. Sc Mu Epsilon. John Armstrong Ferguson To lings I (lien ENGINEERING. II. E. E. r s] Jkssf. Oris Fkuer Clevtiand ARTS. B. A. Tau Epsilon Phi ; Hillel Playois : Btjiik ami Play Club : PershiriK RilUs I fa.k ' l OITii-ois Cluli : Ch.nul Club : Caiitiiin R. O. T. C. : Avukah. MenorahSctcirty ; IntLTnational Club : BidloKy Club; Hillel Koun iation : Lantern Staff lii27 : Publications Committee. Harryettf. L. Firestone Cambridge AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. VVomans Ohio :i, 4. Seville Firth Cleveland SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. B. Se. Sicma Delta Tau : SiKma. Sitfma Alpha RoLLiN Harolii Fiser Cleveiand COMMERCE. B. Sc. Emerson Artihr Fi ' iiin Wilniui ton AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Gi-anKC. Helen Gertri de Fisher Dennison MEDICINE NURSING. R. N. Lester L. Fisher ? t:w Wa.shingIoTi DENTISTRY. D. D. S. D.lta Siama Delta. Dorothy Mae Fitzgerald Old fort AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Theodore C. Fitzi i.rald Clyde VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Robert Harold Fitzwater Columbia COMMERCE. B. Sc. Martha Grace Flanigan Beaver. Pennsylvania EDUCATION. B. Sc. .■ rtiilr William Fleming Ciilumhus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Pi Tau Pi Sik ' ma : A. I. E. E. [59] Margaret Louise Fleming Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. James Harold Florea Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Zcta : Pi Delta Epsilon : The AKiic-ultural Student 2. 3. 4. Man- a iiriK Editor I : Gi-anne : Poultry .ludninK Team. James Mitchell Foley medicine. m. d. B. A. at Muskingum Collese. ViRGiL Hester Fondren Columbus VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. All)ha Psi. Adrienne Alvena Forinash Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Homer W. Forschner ' S.orwalli ENGINEERINO. B. E. E. Theta Xi : Eta Kapiin Nu : BuMJneKS Manager The Ohio Stale Engi- neer : Chairman National Conven- tion EnKlneerinjf College MaK - zineK AHHociated : Texnikoi : Pi Delta EpKilon ; Scabbard and Blade ; Pi Tau Pi Siifma ; A. 1. E. E. ; Cadet OITicers Club. Byron Lester Fox Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION, B.A. and B.Sc. Philosophy Club 2. 3. Edward Ernest Frank Cleveland DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Psi Omega. Marc Julius Frank Zanesville COMMERCE. B. Sc. Zeta Beta Tau : Senior Intermural Manager : Scarlet Key : Varsity O Association. Katherine Elinor Freeland Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Kappa Alpha ; Y. W. C. A. : Interracial Council ; W. S. G. A. Dorothy Ann Frerichs La ewood AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Chi Omefia ; Y. W. C. A. Sub- Chairman : Home Economics Club : Merrill-Palmer School. Dorothy Mae Frey Toungstou ' ii EDUCATION. B. Sc. Ohio Wesleyan University 1, [60] Frederick Arthir Fri MfArthiir DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Phi Dfltii Thcta ; Psi Om. ' k ' a ; Slu- dent Semite -1 : Intfr-KrHternity Council 2, ;i : Student Council H : Home CominK Ciminiittee. Clairmont Donnili.y Friday Smnmerjield EN(;INEERINC;. B. E. E. Eta Kai pa Nu : A. I. E. E. EsTHKR Martha Friedman Lorain EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Epsilon Phi. Leonidas Pai_l Friend DeGraS ARTS. B. A. Scabbard and Blade : Cadet Officer: Club : University nf Iowa 2. .1. DwiGHT James Fritz Lewishurg MEDICINE. B. Sc. and M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Ometja ; Band I. 2. Vaughn Wickert Fry Lima ARTS. B. A. Alpha Chi Rho : Lantern : Sopho- more Baseball ManaKer: Freshman Football. Helen Marie Fuessner Cleveland EDUCATION, B. Sc. PI Lambda Theta ; Glee Club ; Pren- ident Musical Art Club; Student Director University Choru.s. Anna Virginia Fuch Pittsburgh Pennsylvania .lOURNAI.ISM. B. Sc. Phi Mu. Robert Wilmer Funk Reynoldsburg JOURNALISM. B. Sc. SiKma Delta Chi ; Lantern. Man- aging Editor 4, News Editor 3. James Marion Flrgason Columbus ARTS. B. A. Phi Kappa Si ma. Myron Williams Gable Cambridge ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Otto Gammel Cleveland COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Phi Sigma. [61] Leutelle de Verre Gardner Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Clifford Eugene Garwick Columbus ARTS. B. A. . ' inma Delta Rho ; Phi Aliiha Thuta ; .luninr Prnm Committi ' c. Marian Noble Gates CoUimbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Phi Mu : W. A. A. : Y. W. C. A. League of Women Voters. Frederick Linck Geiler Portsmouth PHARMACY. B. Sc. Acacia : Phi Rho Alpha iPeishing Rifles ; Scabbard and Blade ; Cadet Officers Club, President ; Brigade Colonel 4. Ralph Mayer Geiser Lancaster EN(;iNEERINC. B. C. E. A. S. C. E. Esther Emily Geriu r Toledo EDUCATION. B. Sc. Clarence Gesell Brool ville. Indiana COMMERCE. B. Sc. Beta Gamma Sigma : Liberal Club. Treasurer. Joseph Marvin Gettrost Columbus MEDICINE, M. D. Phi Chi. Marshall N. Gibboney Columbus DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Pii Omega. Robert T. Gillis Martins Ferry ARTS, B. A. Al])ha Mu Pi Omega ; Muskingum Cnllege 1. 2. Claire Ginter Columbit.s EDUCATION. B. Sc. Temple University 1. Ralph M. Gisler T apoleon AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. [62] Dl LMAR McCoRMICK ClUNN MtConnc ' l.si ' inf ACUICULTURE. 1). Sc. Tnu (Inmniii Phi ; Aericultiiriil Stu- ilrnt, K(]itor ; Liinibdn (iiimmii Dcl- tii : International Cinjis .Iiidk ' iiitf Tfum :l : UniviTsity Cranui ' ; Pi D.lta Ki  il.in ; I ' oui- II. Clvili, Prcs- icl ' nt. Gladys Glenn McCotinelsville AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alriha SiRnia Aljiha : AKricuItural StutKnt. Associate Eflitor :i : Home Economics Editor 4 : University (IranKc : Assistant Lecturer :l. 1 ; Mav Ecle 3 : K,.ur H Club : Home Economics rluh : Y. W. ( ' . A. Pail M. Glenn Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Anna Margaret Goda Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Sc. Bronett Goldberg Toledo EDUCATION. B. Sc. Si ma Delta Tau ; Philomathcan. Ma.mne Myrle Goldstien Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Alpha Epsilon Phi : Y. W. C. A. 1. 2: Panhellenic ; Freshman Dra- matics. Willis Victor Goller Hey IlKNTISTRY. n. A. anil V. I). S. Delta Sifc-ma Delta. Jane Evans Goodrich Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Delta Theta : Girls Glee Cluh : Y. W. C. A. : Home Economics Club. LuRA Elizabeth Gordon Armstronga Milh MEDICINE. B. Sc. and M. D. Richard Cornwall Gosline Toledo ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Alpho Rho Chi : Tau Beta Pi : Tau Siema Delta : Architects Cluh ; Pen and Brush Club. Harry George Gossman Dayton ENGINEERING. B. E. E. A. I. E. E. Albert Karl Goilding Coliimbiis DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi. [63] William Bentley Grace Steuhenville COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta Tau Delta. Theodore George Graetz Bucyrus PHARMACY, Ph. C. Alpha Chi SiRma : Pharmareutical Association. Oeveste Granducci Cincinnati JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Theta Chi : Pi Dilta Epsilon ; SiK- ma Delta Chi ; Inter-Fraternity Council 3. 4 : Traditions C ommit- tee 4 : Chairman Entertainment 1927 Homecoming 4 : Strollers Publicity Director 4 : Co-Author Scarlet Mask Show 3. Seci-etai-y Board of Directors 4 : Intramural Festival Committee 3 : Press Club 3 ; Lantern Staff 2. News Editor 3. Special Writer 4 : Candle Staff 2. Editor 3; Phoenix Staff 1. Carl Jerome Graver Lorain DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Tau Delta Phi : Alpha Omesa ; Track. Pearle Estella Gray Waterville ARTS, B. A. Alpha Delta Pi : V. W. C. A.. So- cial and Dramatic Committees : BowlinK Green State College 2. 3 : University of Toledo 1. Sarah Merle Gray Waterville ARTS. B. A. Alpha Delta Pi : Y. W. C. A.. So- cial and Dramatic Committees ; BowlinK Green Slate College 2, 3 : Univemity of Toleilo 1. Mary Eloise Green East Liberty EDUCATION. B. Sc. Ohio Wesleya n University. Ralph Eugene Griffin Loc wood AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Zeta ; Mens Glee Club 4 ; V. M. C. A. Cabinet 1, 2: Grange; Townshend Agricultural Education Society ; University Chorus. HtTTif, LoRETTA Griffith Columbus MEDICINE-NURSING, R. N. Frep Howe Grim Toledo COMMERCE, B. Sc. . Phi Kappa Psi : Sphinx : Bucket and Dip| ei ' : Junior Prom Commit- tee : Student Senate ; Varsity Foot- ball 2. 3, 4 : Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4 : Varsity O ; Sophomore Dance Committee. HaR(II h BhACHAM GrIMM Colnmhus ENGINEERING, B. Ch. E. A. I. Ch. E. LiiRiE Marian Grimm Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. I ' hi Omega Pi. i J [64] Francis H GRrswoLO rOMMKIU ' E. B. Sc. Phi DillH Thi ' lH ; Alphn Knppn Psi I Sciibliiu ' tl and Blade : Football. GeorcI ' DiVki y Grossman VETKRINARY MEDICINE. I). V. M. Omi ' na Tau Si ma : University Grange. ESTELLE E. GUNDRUM Shelby MEDICINE. R. N. John Henry Hackenberg Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Eta Kappa Nu : Tau Beta Pi ; A. I. E. E.. Viee-Chairmati. Mari arit Frances Haeiorh Fremont ACRKTILTURE, B. Sc. Phi Pi Epsilon. William Harolu Hac.y Etna COMMERCE. B. Sc. Ganinia Delta Theta. Carl W. Hahn Coahocton DENTl.STRV. I). D. S. . i Psi Phi. Herbi rt Ri ssell Hair Conover DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi. Augustus Alonzo Hall Columbus MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Rho Sinma : Kapiia Delta Rhii Band Drum-Major. Charles Roger Hall Olmstead Falls ENGINEERING. B. E. E. A. I. E. E. Eugene Winston Hall East Palestine COMMERCE. B. Se. CiHmnia Delta Theta : Delta Sis- ma Pi. William Kenneth Hall Coiiimbit.s COMMERCE, B. Sc. Alpha Sitfma Phi : Inter-Fraternity Council. Secretary -1 : Homecoming Committee •) : Chairman Invitation Committee -I : .lunior Class Treas- urer ; Junior Prom Committee. [6 Virginia Gay Hamer Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Delta Gamma : Strollers ; Pen and Brush Club : Y. W. C. A. : Sun Dial ; Freshman Dramatics : Womens Ohio. Ethel May Hamill Cleveland ARTS-EDUCATION. B. Sc. Student Chemical Society: Gospel Leayue : Spanish Club. John A. C. Hamill Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Student Chemical Society : League, President 3. Gospel Alvin Merle Hamilton Marion ARTS. B. A. Chi : Scabbard and rhi Dilt Blade. Denona Mae Hamilton Columbus MEDICINE, R. N. Don Fessler Hamlin Lal ewood LAW. LL. B. Alpha .Si ma Phi : .Scarlet Mask. Eugene Hammerslev Port Washington MEDICINE. M. D. Aljjha Mu Pi Omega. Kathryn Margaret Harpin Bet ' crlv EDUCATION, B. Sc. Florence Mercedes Harris Columbus AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Phi Mu. Walter Lymon Harris Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Delta Rho. M. Merle Harrod Waftal oneta COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Chi : Alpha Kaiipa Psi : Class President 4 : V. M. C. A. : Boost Ohio Committee I. 2. ' ■ : Inter-Fra- tei-nity Council 2, :i ; Junior Prom Committee : Homecoming. Assistant Chairman 3. -1 : Ohio Commerce. Joseph Morton Harter Ciei ' elantI LAW. LL. B. Dc ' ltM Kiippa Epsilon : Phi Delta Phi. [ f ' ' } LAWRtNCi: Francis Hart: Cleveland LAW. I.I.. B. rhi Kiippii ; Phi Dillii Phi. RoiiNi-Y Brooks Harwooh Rtishtown KN(;INKKRIN(;. K. C. E. A. s. r. Treasurer Si ' cri ' tHi ' Howard Bfrnard Haskins Bou ' Iing Green AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. n ' lt« Thcta Sicma : Lambda Gam- ma Delta ; Saddle and Sirloin. Treasvirer li ; TJniversity GranKe : National Swine Judvrini; Team t : International Stoek .TudcinK Team 1 ; Y. M. C. A. ; Freshman Track. Abbie Joyce Hatch Medina EDUCATION. B. .Sc. Sik ' ma Kappa ; Y. W. C. A. Fi nance Committee : Akron Univer sity 1. 2. Walter Christopher Hauck Cohtmhii.s ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Homer Norman Haupert Port Wos ungton ENGINEERING. B. E. E. A. I. E. E. I Buckeye Club. LeTHA I ' l.ARL HeAULEE Pataxl{ala EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kiippa Phi : Y. W. C. A. Charles M. Hebble Cincinnati COMMERCE. B. Se. Pi Kappa Alpha ; Football Man- aKer 1, 2; HompcominK Commil- t e 3. Grace Fern Heck St. Pans ARTS. B. A. Zeta Tau Alpha. RUS.SEL Criblei Heckel Columbus ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E. Ronald Lester Hectorne Ai ' on. Illinois VETERINARY ' MEDICINE. D. V. M. Thela Chi : Basketball. RiTH Virginia Heer Colli inbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Kappa Alpha Theta ; Phi Epsilon Omicron : Freshman Y. W. C. A. Cabinet : Freshman Glee Club ; Sophomore Dance Committee: Jun- ior Prom Committee ; Panhellenic Council 2. 3. [67] J mTi -W Milton HtCLER Columbus ENGINEERING, B. C. E. TrianKic ; A. S. C. E. ; Scabbard and Blade : Tau Bita Pi, Secretary 4 ; Texnikoi, Laurence Albert Heinrich Lakewood ARTS, B. A. Morton Heiser Cleveland PHARMACY. B. Sc. Jacob Robert Heller Cleveland MEDICINE, M. D. and B. Sc. Phi Delta Eusilon ; West Virginia University 1, 2. John T. Heller Ewmg. Indiana ENGINEERING, B. Cer. E. Alpha Chi Sigma : American Ce- ramic Society. Floyd Henderson Cadiz AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho : Senior Cross Country Manager : Y. M. C. A. : Saddle and Sirloin : Progressive Dairy Club : Scarlet Mask ; Scarlet Key; Junior Prom Committee: Dairy Cattle Judging Team. Robert Ray Henderson Ashland ARTS, B. A. Phi Gamma Delta ; Kappa Kappa Psi : Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 3 : Home- coming Committee : Sophomore Dance Committee : Committee of 88 : Sophomore Debate : Phoenix. Margaret E. Henneuse Bucyrus ARTS. B. A. Sigma Kappa. Orville Edward Henning Toledo ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Sigma Nu ; A. A. E. : A. S. M. E. Walter V. Henning Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Alpha Chi Sigma : Keramos. Isolde A. Henninger Columbus arts. b. a. Y. W. C. A. ; Spanish Club : Inter- national Club, Vice-President 4. Harley E. Henry CmcpiTiati MEDICINE. M. D. Delta Tau DelUi. [68] EviLVN MiLliRlD HhNSEL Delaware EDUCATION. B. Sc. Phi Pi Epsilon : Glee Club 1, 3: Simnish Club 2. 3 : Y. W. C. A. 1. 2. Rachel Elizabi.th Hirbert East Liverf ool EDUCATION. U. Sc. Chi Omcffa. John Henry Herrick Twinsburg ARTS-EDUCATION. B.A. anil B.Sc. SiKmn Delta SiKma : Phi Alpha Theta: Band 2, 3. 4: History Club 4. Carlos Eugene Hill Amherst. Massachusetts COMMERCE. B. So. Delta Alpha Pi : Transportation Club: Industrial ManaRement Club: Taylor Society : Society of Indus- trial EnRineers. Edwin Joseph Hill Columbits COMMERCE. B. Sc. Kappa SiRma. Robert Homer Hilliard Laurehille ARTS-EDUCATION. B.A. and B.Sc. Robert Charles Mines Van Wert JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Thcta Chi. Scarlet Ma.ik 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. Pre i lent 4 : Stroller« 3 : Band. Drum Major 4 : Kreshnnan Dramatics Club : Student SenaU- ; Dramatics Hoard: .Junior Prom Committee : Homecoming Commit- tee. Ellis Deforest Hoag Rock,y River AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Theta Chi. Patricia Marie Hoban Sidney EDUCATION. B. Sc. Theta Phi Alpha : Newman Club : Mount St. Joseph on the Ohio 1. 2. Harold Charles Hodson J eu ' Vienna AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. University GranKe : Four H Club : Townshend Acricultural Education Society : Saddle and Sirloin Club : Horticulture Club : Summer Travel Course in Horticulture. Martha Elizabeth Hodson Piqua ARTS. B. A. Chi Omega : Girls Glee Club 3. 4 : Y. W. C. A. 3, 4 ; League of Women Voters : Western College for Women 1. 2. Frank John Hodubski Cleveland MEDICINE. M. D. Theta Kappa Phi. [69] Robert George Hoerner Dayton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Lambda Chi Alpha. Vern Burdette Hoffman Arcadia EDUCATION, B. Sc. Pi Kappa Phi : Freshman Football. John Francis Holfinger Troy ARTS. B. A. HiLMA Amanda Holkko Conneaut EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha : Y. W. C. A. : May Fete. ' 27 ; Student Chemical Society : Kappa Phi : W. A. A. : Hoo-doo Mixer 4. Lena Beatrice Holladay Columbus MEDICINE. B. A. and M. D. Alpha OmeKa. Nelson Curtis Hoi.i.is Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Kappa Sigma. Perry Oliver Holm Omar ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. Phi Mu Delta ; A. I. Ch. E. : Engi- neers Council 4. George N. Holmes Dellroy AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Delta Theta Sigma ; Lambda Gam- ma Delta : Grain Judging Team : Grange: All-Ag Council : Townshend Agricultural Society. Leo Eugene Holmes Arlington ARTS. B. A. Phi Kappa Psi. Bernice L. Holt WintergrecTi COMMERCE. B. Sc. Lambda Omega : Y. W. C. A. Elizabeth Hood Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Grange : Home Economics Club. ( ' .LlllURD DaRI. HoDVl R Bucyrus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Saddle and Sirloin Club : Townshend Agi-icultui ' al Etiucation Society. [70] Franklin Ellsworth Hopkins Columbus JOURNALISM. B. Sc. SiKnia DflUi Rho : Sik ' ma Delta Chi : Lantern SlalT. John Chandllr Hopkins Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sitrma Chi ; Sun Dial 2. Elmer C. Horton Bedford AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Aliihn Gamma Rho: Glee Club. Myrth Edna Hosler Findlay EDUCATION. B. Sc. Physical Education W. A. A. 3. 4 Club 3. 4. Lois Virginia Hott Mt. Sterlmg EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Gamma Delta. Elila Howey Toledo ARTS. B. A. SiKma Kappa. DtAN Stirlini; Hi bbell Ravenna ENGINEERING. B.Ch. E.anil M..Sc. SiKma Phi Epailon : Tau Beta Pi. President; Texnikoi : Phi Lamb la Upsilon : Aswocinte Member Siumu Xi : Enitinei-M Council 3 ; A. I. CK. E. : Ohio Wesleyan University 1. 2. Clayton Henry Hlfk PdmesvilU ARTS-EDUCATION. B.A. and B.Sc. Natural History Club ; PsycholoKy Club : Student Chemical Society ; Deutacher Verein. Marion Wharton Hughes Columbits ENGINEERING. B. M. E. A. S. M. E. : Society of Automotive Engineers. Virgil O. Hull Hillsboro ENGINEERING. B. E. E. A. I. E. E. Daniel George Hummel Clei ' efand APPLIED OPTICS. B. Sc. Phi Kappa SiRma : Wrestling 2. 3. 4. Captain 4 : Optical Society. HowsER Cutler Hunt Rich wood ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Siirma Pi ; Tau Beta Pi : Pi Mu Epsilon : Scabbard and Blade; A. S. C. E. [71] i Robert W. Hunter Columbus PHARMACY, B. Sc. J. William Hurt Portsmouth MEDICINE. B. A. an,l M. D. Phi ChL Glenna Adeline Huston Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Alpha Delta Pi. Treasurer 3 : Glee Club 2. 3. Librarian 4 ; Y. W. C. A. Finance Committee 1 : World Fellowship 3 : Leapue of Women Voters : Sociology Club. Ivan Dean Irick Rushsylvania EDUCATION. B. Sc. Sipma Delta Sigma : Cardioid ; Stu- dent Senate. Naoichi Ishiguro To io. ]apan COMMERCE. B. Sc. Fi.aviano Nicolas Jacinto Laoag. Philippine Islands COMMERCE, B. Sc. Recording Secretary, International Club 4 ; Political Science Club 3, 4 : HiBtory Club 3 ; .Secretary Spanish Club 3 : Banking and Finance Club 4. Millicent Jackson Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Pen and Brush Club 2, 3, W. A. A. Charles Andrew Jeffers Worthington AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Sigma Nu ; Scabbard and Blade ; Scarlet Key : Agriculture Student Staff 4 : Varsity O : Horticulture Society : Grange : Rifle Team. Man- ager 4. Virginia Jennrss Lancaster ARTS. B. A. Phi Alpha Chi. Robert F. Jerles Byesville DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Psi Omega. Richard Compton John Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta. Kappa Theta : Intramural Manager. Commerce College : As- sistant Editor The Ohio Commerce 3, 4. CuRTiss D. Johnson Springfield ARTS. B. A. Phi Delta Chi ; University Golf Championship. Sophomore Year : Varsity Golf 3. 4 ; Varsity O . [72] Velma Odette Johnson Powell EDUCATION. B. Sc. SiKnia Epsilon. M. Carroll Johnston Glendale AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Cranffe. Arnold Robert Jonas Cleveland ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E.. Vice- Theta Xi President. Carva Crawford Jones Columbitfi LAW. LL. B. B. A. at Ohio State University. Donald Malcolm Jones West Unitv COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta Siffma Pi ; Commerce Coun- cil 4 : Accounting Club 3. Dorothy Lee Jones Columbux ART. ' . B. A. Pi Beta Phi. Errol William Jones Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Architect Club; Newman Club, Harrutte C. Jones Ravenna ARTS, B. A. Delta C;amma : Oberlin Collepre 1, 2. Jesse Elmer Jones Piqua ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Tau Beta Pi ; Eta Kappa Nu : Pi Mu ET)silon : A. I. E. E. Lessie C. Jones Convoy MEDICINE. R. N. Mary Ruth Jones Gallipolis MEDICINE. R. N. Paul H. Jones Bainbridge MEDICINE, M. D. and B. Sc. Phi Rho Sigma. [73j Bertha Esther Josephson Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Phi Alpha Theta ; Menorah : Avu- kah. Secretary 2. 3. Vice-President 3. 4 : Hillel Student Council 2, 3. Leland D. Judkins Ada COMMERCE. B. Sc. Chi Phi : Inter-Fraternity Council : Freshman Track. Werner Fred Jung Cleveland CIVIL ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Acacia : Glee Club 2. 3. 4 ; Medley Glee Club 4 ; Choral Union 2 ; A. S. C. E. Edwin Henry Robert Kahler Sandusl{y ARTS. B. A. Varsity Club. Ri ' TH AiLEEN Kaiser Culumbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Siwma Alt ha ; Physical Edu- cation Club: W. A. A. Donald Kammerling Carbon Hill DENTISTRY. U. D. S Ph! OmeKa. Carl J. T. Karlovet: Fremont EDUCATION. B. So. Si rma Delta Si ma ; Cardioid Math- ematics Club. Paul Kates Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Kappa Sigma. Arnold A. Katterheinrich 7s[eitJ Knoxville ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Phi Mu Delta ; A. S. C. E. Theodore Joseph Kauer Sandusl y ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Theta Tau : Inter-Fraternit y Coun- cil i A. S. C. E. Hazel Winifred Kaufman Clidrle.ston, We.st Vir mia AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Lambda OmeKa. Minnie Elaini: KAt ' FMAN Clft ' fldnJ SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. B. Sc. Siprma Alpha Sinnin : Sociolojo ' Club. [74] Richard James Kkmp Dayton COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Chi ; Baslotball Manager 3. 4 ; 4 ; Varsity O ; Scarlt-t Key : Makio SUff 3, 4. Martha Elizabeth Kion Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Mary Augusta Kiefer Columbus AKTS-EDUCATION. B.A.andB.Sc. Pi Lambda Theta : Clii Deita Phi. Alfred Louis Kiewit Harrison ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Homer Richard Kile Caledonia AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Tau Gamma Phi : Townshend Lit- erary Society: Granne: Saddle and Sirloin : French Club. Grace Evllyn Kino Hilliard Af;RICUI,TURE. B. So. John Harold Kinc; Sleubenvill e ARTS. B. A. University Orchestra 2, 3. Secretary 2. BuKinOHH Manager 3. Mari;aret Letitia Kinc Columbufi EDUCATION. B. Sc. Delta Zeta. Frances Kirkpatrick Columbus ARTS-JOURNALISM. B. A. and B. Sc. SiKma Kapiia : Theta Sigma Phi ; Browning: Lantern Staff 2. News Editor 3, Society Editor 4 ; Y. W. C. A. Sub-Chairman 2. 3 : Senior Cabinet 4 : Women ' s Ohio Secre- tary 3. Kenneth H. Kirkpatrick Aberdeen, South Dakota APPLIED OPTICS. B. Sc. Pi Kappa Alpha : Epsilon Psi Ep- silon : Optical Society. Vice-Presi- dent 3. 4. Katherine Kittle CoIumbu.s ARTS-EDUCATION. B.A. and B.Sc. K;iPli.i Alpha Theta : Y. W. C. A. Edward P. Kleeman CJari(.sfi ie. Tennessee VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Zeta Beta Tau : Scarlet Key : Senior Wrestling Manager : Veterinary Lit- erary Society. [75] Charles Edward Klein Bucyrus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Lambda Chi Alpha ; Scarlet Mask Z, 4 : Denison University 1, 2. Frederick J. Klein Cincinnati APPLIED OPTICS. B. Sc. Epsilon Psi Epsiion ; Ohio Ol)tical Society; Track 1. 2. 4. Leonard A. Kleinhenz St. Marys MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Kappa Kappa; B. Sc. at Uni- versity of Dayton. Lois E. Kline A}{ron COMMERCE. B. Sc. James Lincoln Knapp Zanesville LAW. LL. B. Phi Delta Phi ; Phi Delta Theta : Phi Beta Kappa : Toastmasters 2. 3. 4. President 4 ; B. A. at Denison University. Charles Enos Knoop Port Clinton AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Mary Louise Koch Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Pi Beta Phi : Home Economics Club I. 2 ; Y. W. C. A. Charles Julius Kohankie PainesviUe AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Phi Kappa ; Downing Club : New- man Club. Vera Kratky Columbia COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sipma Alpha Sigma : Sociology Club ; Y. W. C. A. : Liberal Club. Vashti Isabel Kreglov DeCraff EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Delta Theta : Shakespeare Club : Philomathean Literary So- ciety ; Story Tellers League. Hortense Amelia Kremer Woodsjidd EDUCATION. B. Sc. Luette Helen Kuhlman Toledo EDUCATION. B. Sc. Chi Omega; Girls Glee Club 3. 4. Businesa Manager 4 : Sribblers 3 ; Y. W. C. A. [76] Thomas Oscar Kuivinen Ashtabula ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Pi Mu Epsilon : Varsity A : Cndet OITicirs Club: A. S. M. E. Karl Albert Kuntzmann DeGraff COMMERCE. B. Sc. Leonard Silver Labowitz Cleveland LAW. LL. B. Phi Sisrma Delta: Intramurals: Varsity O : Scarlet Key : Presi- dent Hillel Players X : Co-Author Scarlet Mask Prduction. Reau Kay 4 : Senior Cap and Gown Committee. Jllian T. Laishley Wheeling. West Virgmia DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi. Cornelius C. Landen Coliimbit.s ARTS. B. A. Phi Karpa. Wilbert Jason Lang Cleveland MEDICINE. M. D. Brrnice Jeanette Lanpher Leetonia EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi : BIk Sister Cabinet 2. 3 : Y. W. C. A. Sub-Chairman 2 : Sophomore Commission : Woman ' s Ohio Board -1. William Chester Lavely Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi A. A. Mary Lawren ' CE Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Wesley Players : W. Jeanette L. Lawson Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Home Economics Phi OmeKa P; Club. Arthur Lebov.it2 Cleveland ARTS. B. A. el : Avukah : Menorah. Ruth Viola Lee Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Muskin[;um College 2. 3. [77] Warren Clifton Leeka Marion ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Gamma Delta Thcta ; A. I. E. E. ; Y. M. C. A. Council 1. Charles EnwiN Lehman Cohimhus ARTS. B. A. Hilda Lenore Lehman Columbus GRADUATE ARTS. M. A. Alpha Sigma Alpha ; PI Lambda Theta ; Y. W. C. A. ; Spanish Club 2. 3 Spanish Play 4 ; French Club 3, 4. Pauline Sophie Lehman Columbus ARTS, B. A. Kappa Delta : President Philosophy Club 4 , League of Women Voters 4 : Y, W. C. A. ; Secretary Episco- pal Club 3. Gabriel Leibowitz Cleveland LAW. B. A. and LL. B. Thelma Letitia Leive Washington Court House EDUCATION. B. Sc. Thi-la Upsilon. Gratia Ethel Lemasters Ravenna AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Delta Chi ophy Club, James Nathan Lemon Indianafiolis. Indiana ARTS. B. A. Vice-President Philos- EVELYN LeMPEREUR Utica ARTS. B. A. Glee Club. President 4 : Big Sisters Cabinet 2 : Sophomore Commission Y. W. C. A. : University Chorus 4. Constance Vivian Lepard Attica EDUCATION. B. Sc. William B. Levenson Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Se. Ben Isadore Levine Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Hillel Players : Menorah. Rccordinpr Secretary and Tn-asurcr 4 ; Avuknh. Treasurer 4 : Student Council of Hillel Foundation 4. 78] William Norman Leviton Cleveland ENGINEERING. B. Aroh. E. Tau Dilla Phi : Architccis Clul. Hillcl ; WrestlinK ManaKcr. Dorothy Bi:a Livy KnoxviUe. Tennessee EDUCATION. B. Sc. Siffma DcltA Tau ; University tif Tcnnos.soe 1, Z. Mary Elizabeth Lewis Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Delta Theta ; Phi Pi Ep- silon , Y. W. C. A. Bernice Florence Lincicome Marietta AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha SiRma Alpha: Orchesis : Home Economies Club ; Grange. Hall Lippincott Evanston, Illinois ARTS. B. A. Beta Tlieta Pi ; University Golf Sinffles Champion and Doubles Champion 2 ; Trip Manager Strol- lers 3 : Trip Manager Glee Club 4 ; Y. M. C. A. : Makio Staff 4 : Golf 2. 3 ; Washboarii and Tub 2. Presi- dent 3. 4. Edgar Littlefield Coltimbus ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Sigma Pi. John Richard Littler London EDUCATION. B. Sc. Harry S. Littman A}{ron LAW. LL. B. Debating 2: Australian-Ohio State Delmte : Vice-President Forum 2 : Delta Sikma Rho : Forum Oratrical Contest Winner 2. Alice Leah Loeb Columbus JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Sigma Delta Tau : Mortar Board : Chimes: Strollers: Browning: Y. W. C. A. : Social Chairman 3. 4 : Theta Sigma Phi : Homecoming Commit- tee 3 : Junior Prom : Lantern As- sistant Business Manager 3 ; League of Women Voters. Secre- tary 3 : Big Sisters Cabinet 2. Chairman 3 : Traditions Day Com- mittee 3 : Pomerene House Commit- tee 3 : Makio Staff 4. Ralph Leonard Loker Dayton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Kappa Delta Rho : Industrial Man- agement Club. James Paul Londegran London DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Psi Phi. John Densmore Loomis Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Tau Kappa Epsilon : Track 2. 3. 4 ; Cross Country 2. 3 : Varsity O . [79] Theodore Lorber ZanesviUe COMMERCE. B. Sc. Varsity Fcncinff 2, 3. 4 : Freshman FcncinE Coach 3. 4 ; Varsity Fenc- ing Coach 4 : Varsity Fencing Cap- tain 4. James Keith Louden Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Phi Epsilon. GUSTUS LOUDENSLACER Columbus APPLIED OPTICS. B. Sc. Ohio State Optical Society. Laira Lucille Love Cadi: AC,RICULTURE. B Sc. Kappa Delta ; Phi Upsilon Omi- cron : Home Economics Club : Women ' s Ohio 3. 4 ; Student Chair- man A. H. E. A. 4 : Secretary All- Ag Council 4. Roy N. Lovett Z,anesviUe AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Agriculture Education Society : Horticultural Society : Saddle and Sirloin Club ; Natural History Club : University Gospel Team. President 4. Jean Mildred Lowry Columbus ARTS. B. A. Beta Phi Alpha. - Kenneth Francis Lowry WesterviUe MEDICINE. B. Sc. and M, D. Sigma Pi ; Phi Chi. Rudolph Lucas Cleveland ENGINEERING. B. M. E. A. S. M. E. : S. A. E. ; Cadet Offi- cers Club ; Y. M. C. A. Samuel D. Luchs Co!umbu.s law. ll. b. Zeta Beta Tau. Charles Frederick Lucks Coiumbu.s ENGINEERING. B. Phys. E. Lucile Ludwic Orient AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Home Economics Club : Grange. Isabel Francis Lurie Colttmbii. ' : ARTS. B. A. Sigma Delta Tau ; Big Sisters Cab- inet 2 : Y. W. C. A. Finance Drive Committee 2. 3. [80] Lyle Joskph Marion Sf. Clairxnlle ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Di ' lla Siitma Thi : Thu Btta Pi ; Tau Sik ' mH Dcltn. Grace Thornley McBay Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Phi Upsilon Omieron : Home Ecn- nomics Club : GratiKf ; Y. W. C. A. Sub-Chnirman : I- ' roshman Cabinet : Orchesis : Philomathcan. Ina Olleilla Mae McCall Columbus Phi Alpha Chi Philosophy Club. ARTS, B. A. Alpha Omet ' a ; Richard Lee McCann Dayton LAW. Lt. B. Sijrma Chi : Alpha Kappa Psi : Sen- ior Class Orator : Senior Social Committee: Junior Class President: Scarlet Mask : Sales ManaKer Makio ; Homecoming Committee: .Sophomore Grid Hop : Freshman Basketball Manager. Sidney Web.ster McCann A ron ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Kappa Sijrma : Manager Freshman Tennis Team, Alan Hartman McClain Columbus ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Richard M. McClarren Columhufi PHARMACY. B. Sc. Cadet Officers Club. Ruth E. McClarren Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION, B.A.andB.Sc. Kappa Phi ; Wesley Players ; Uni- versity Dames. Alice M. McConkey Cambridge MEDICINE. R. N. William C. McConnell. Jr. Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Betty Lee McCord Columbus ARTS, B. A, Pi Beta Phi : Mortar Board ; Chimes: Siicma Delta Phi: Strol- lers : Women ' s Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4 : Y. W. C. A. Senior Cabinet 3 : Vice-President Class 2, 3. William Collister McCue Lal ewood DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Western Reserve University 1. 2. [81] Isabel Ann McDonald Columbus JOURNALISM. B. Sc. L nti-in Staff 2. 3, ManaKini; Edi- tor 4. News Editor 8 : Pan-Profes- sional Council 3, Secretary 4 : Woman ' s Ohio 4 : Theta Sinma Phi 3, President 4 : Vice-President Journalism Council 4. Jan ' i; Rfx.ina McDonald Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Theta Phi Alpha ; Chi Delta Phi Newman Club. Robert D. McFarland Columbus DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi. Louise Ellenwood McGill Belpre AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Phi Pi Epsilon : Phi Upsilon Omi- cron ; Nomads : All-Asricultuial Council 4 : President of Home Eco- nomies Club 4 ; GranKe : Four H Club ; AKricultural Student 4. Clarence M. McGoff Waf ak,oneta ARTS, B. a. Theta Kh|ii h Phi ; Newman Club. CiiARLis Dilworth McGrew Kent AGRICULTURE, B, Sc. Al|)hH Zeta : Granwe : Kour H Club : International Livestock JudKint; Team ; Cle - Club. Catherine G. McGuire Toledo ARTS-LAW. B. A. Episcopal Club: Junior Prom Com- mittee. William Herbert McKinney T.ffin ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. A. S. Cer. E. : Heidelbery Univer- sity 1. 2. Marie Inez McKnight Columbus ARTS. B. A. Ethel Faye McLeod Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. W. A. A. : Pen and B rush. John Charles McMullen Hillsboro ENGINEERING, B. Cer, E. Triangle; Advisory Board, Ohio .State Engineer : Keramos. Charles Ri sm.ll McNi al BUssficld ARTS. B. A. French Club : Philosor.hy Club. [ 82 ] Odessa Aibirta McWilliams Cnlnmhns KnUCATION. B. Sc. Clinton Olmsted Mack Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc-. Ralph Rae MacLalt.hlin Toledo ENGINEERINC B. E. E. RicHARii Cotton Maddock Portsmouth DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Phi Delta Thcta : Xi P.si Phi : Glee CUib 2. :t. (Juartet 1 : Busint ' ss Man- a«er Strollei-s H : Si. ' nioi- Invitation Committee ' 26 : .lunior Prom, 25 : .Sophomore Dance Committee: Freshman Basl etbal] Manager. Stan KURD Leroy Macley Patasl ala ARTS, B. A. Victor Howard Mahan Dayton MEDICINE. M. D. and B. Sc. Aliiha Mu Pi Ome;ra. James Maxwell Maher Columbus LAW. 1. 1.. B. Lloyd Russell Mallory Toung.douin DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Vi Kappa Alpha. Willis Gerard Mallory Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Kenneth C. Manthey Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Delta Sinnia Phi. Fannie L. Margolin Cleveland COMMERCE, B. Sc. Northwestern University 3. Edith A. Maroolis Cliicago. Ilimois COMMERCE. B. Sc. Alpha Eii.Hilon Phi : Si rma Alpha SiRma ; Lantern Staft 2, 3 ; Sociol- ogy Club. [S3] j: - Dorothy Rulison Marmft Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Phi Alpha Chi. Edred Thomas Marsh Columbus ENGINEERINO. B. M. E. John Orson Marsh CoWmhus EDUCATION. B. Sc. George Badgley Marshall Columhus ARTS. B. A. Sipma Alpha Epsilon : Chief Justice Stud.;nt Court 4 : Y. M. C. A. Coun- cil. Treasurer 3. Social Chairman 4 : Delta Si(;ma Rho ; Forum: Varsity Debate 3. 4 ; Student Council 2. 3 ; .Junif r Prom Committee : Band 1. 2. 3 : Inter-Fraternily Council 2. Carl Libby Martin Colebroo!;, J ew Hampshire VETERINARY MEDICINE. D.V.M. Theta Chi ; Alpha Zeta : B. Sc. at University of New Hampshire. Bi.Tii Marcile Mason Lima AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Kappa Delta ; Chi Delta Phi : Grange Orchestra : Home Economics Club ; Grange ; Y. W. C. A. ; Leaicue of Wcrmcn Voters. d Horatio Clyde Mason Coa! Run AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and Blade: Per.shinc Rifles; Varsity O As.so- ciation ; Rifle Club. President : Cadet Oflficers Club ; GranEe. Board of Governors ; Agricultural Student ; Rifle Team 2. 3, 4. Alvina W. Mattison Toledo EDUCATION. B. Sc. Sigma Eta Chi. Paul Russell Ma.xwell Mansfield MEDICINE. M. D. Beta Theta Pi : Nu SiKma Nu. Frances H. Mayer Hamilton SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. B.Sc. Alpha Epsilon Phi ; Sicma Alpha Sigma : Y. W. C. A. : International Club 3. 4 ; Sociology Club 3. 4. Winona Helen Medauch PauIdiTtg EDUCATION. B. Sc. Chi Omega ; Glee Club 4 : Y. W. C. A. 3. 4 : R. N. at Lakeside School for Nurses. Clara Bertha Mehlmann Bellairc EDUCATION. B. Sc. [84} MiLDRLi) Malalyn Mercer Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. KBl)im Phi : Y. W. C. A. William Donalo Merry Caldwell ARTS. B. A. Dilta Alpha Pi. Barhara Elizabeth Metz Tilfm EDUCATION. B. Sc. Natural History Club. Herbert Godfred Meyer Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Sc. Delta Signia Phi. Harry T. Meyers Hamilton COMMERCE. B. Pc. Thita Chi. Joseph Randall Meyerson Cleveland PHARMACY. B. Sc. Pharmaceutical Association : Chem- ical Society. RiCHARii Harvey Millar Mi, Clemens, Micliigdn DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Psi Omexa : Freshman Koiitball ; I- ' reshman Basketball. Sara Millar AshviUe EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Kappa Gamma ; W. A. A., Board 2. a. I ' resident 4 : Varsity O : V. W. C. A. Finance Com- mittee: Orchesis: Physical Educa- tion Club. Treasurer 3. Bernice Lois Miller Canal Winchester EDUCATION, B. Sc. George Edwarp Miller Fremont COMMERCE. B. Sc. Rifle Club : Band : Cadet Officers Club : Banking and Finance Club. Harold Richards Miller ' HoTwal ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Theta Xi : A. S. M. E. : S. A. E. Jeannette Adelaide Miller Columbu.s ARTS. B. A. Theta Phi Alpha : Chi Delta Phi ; Newman Club. [85] Lkonard M. Miller Cnicirtiiati COMMERCE. B. So. Sigma Alpha Mu ; Wiestlinu Man- ager 1. 2 : Ohio Comnier-ce .1. Mi(:n. EL Matthew Miller Steubenville MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Mu Pi OmeKa. Philip Michael Miller Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Delta Sigma Phi agement Club. Industrial Man- Rh. K. Miller Dayton LAW. LL. B. Gamma Eta Gamma : Scabbard and Blade : Var. ' iity O Association : Student Senate 4 ; Varsity Rifle 2. 3 ; Boost Ohio 3. Rowland Jerome Miller Columbus COMMERCE. B. Se. Phi Gamma Delta. Frederick James Millican Upper Sandusky ARTS. B. A. Phi Delta Theta : Sphinx : Bucket and Dipper : President of Student Senate -1 ; Y. M. C. A. 1. 2. 3. President ■! ; .Senir)r Football Man- ager : Makio Hoard 1: (Jeneral Chairman .lunior Prom 3: Scarlet Key 4 : Varsity O Associatitm ; Ohio Union Board of Overseers. Eiiward Campbell Milliken Gnadenhutten ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. American Ceiamic Society. DoROTHA Ruth Mitchell Marion AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Y. W. C. A. : Grange 3. 4 : Four H Club ; Home Economics Club ; Glee Club. John H. Mitchell Columbus MEDICINE. B. A. and M. D. Beta Theta Pi : Alpha Kappa Kappa. Alvin M. Mock Columbus ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Theta Tau : Texnikoi. President: Scabbard and Blade 3. 4 : Engineers Council, Secretary-Treasurer 3. President 4 : Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil 3 ; A. S. C. E. 2. 3, President 4 : Varsity O Association ; Cadet Officers Club 3. 4 ; Pershing Rifles 2. William Arthi ' R Molfr Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Koiilball 2. 3, 4. Margret E. Monroe I.oci(litnd EDUCATION, B, Sc. Phi Pi Epsilon. [86] Viola KAriiRVN Mdnroi; Columbus EDUCATION. B. Si-. Y. W. C. A. Blanch L B. Montiiomlry Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION, B.A. and B.Sc. Pi Ltinihclii Thi ' tn : LeiiKUf i f Wi.mHii ViiU ' is :i. 1 : Natural His- toiy Club :!. 1 ; Y. W. C. A. ; Soc- rt ' tary Wnrlii Ki-llow.ship Committc-f 3 : BiK SistLT 3 ; May Felt- 3 : W. A. A. 1, 2, 3. Board 1: Hockey I SocctT 2 : Gymnastics 2. 3 ; Track 1 . 2. 3 : Intramufal Horscshoi-s. Howlint ' . Basketball. Baseball. JlRlMIAH C. MONTGOMF.RY Tulfdo COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta Upsilon ; Sphinx : Bucket and Dipper : Freshman Secretary Y. M. C. A.. President Fi-eshman Council. President S iphomore Council. Vice President Y. M. C. A. 3 : President Ohio Union 4 ; Student Court ; Stu- dent Senate : Homecoming Chair- man -1 : Memorial Orator 4 ; Secre- tary Boost Ohio Committee 3 : Pi-esident .lunior Class : Sophomore Crid Hop Committee; Makio Staff: Committee of 88. Edna Blanche Mdore MEDICINE. R. N. Ellanor Moore La Porte. Indiana EDUCATION. B. Sc. Browning Dramatic Society. Franklin G. Moore Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. SiKnia Delta Rhn ; Industrial Man- agement Club. Robert Allan Moore Columbus MKDICINK. M. I). Robert Pittman Moore Anderson, Indiana ARTS. B. A. Phi Kappa Tau : Delta Theta Phi : Scarlet Mask ; University of Penn- sylvania 1. 2. Blanche Llcile Moorehead ( ;lsonvilIe EDUCATION, B. Sc. Beta Phi Alpha : Y. W. C. A, : Campus Fellowshiii Committee, Marcaret Morgan Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Oscar Theodore Morgan Middletou ' Ti ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E. 2. 3. 4. Edward Aloysus Moriarity Coitimbiis LAW. I.L. B. Phi Kalipa : B. Sc. at (Jhio State University. [87] RoMAiNE Morgan Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Delta Gamma. Russell Moruan Columbus ENGINEERING, B. C. E. A. S. C. E. James Morkovski Holland ENGINEERING. B. M. E, Inez E. Morris Hilliards MEDICINE. R. N. Paul Cross Morrison Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Alpha Siirma Phi ; Commerce Coun- cil ; Freshman Track : Freshman Football. Kermit Nelson Morse Mil ford Center AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Townshcnd Agricultural EducBtinn Society ; Grange. Gae Mildred Morton Columbus ARTS, B. A. Aiuha Delta Pi ; Freshman Glee Club : Freshman Cabinet. Sopho- more Commission. Y. W. C A • Pan-Hellenic 3. 4 : Women ' s Ohio 3. ' t : Junior Prom Committee ; League of Women Voters ; Delphic Liter- ary Society. Harry H. Moselay OrrvMe ENGINEERING, B. C. E. Sigma Aljiha Epsilon ; A. S. C. E. : Mount Union College 1, 2; Univer- sity of Akron 3. Lawrence Lynn Mountjov Chagrin Fa Is AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Phi Kappa Sigma : Agricultural Student, Business Manager 3 ■ Pi Delta Epsilon ; President Polo As- sociation 4: Y. M. C. A. Cab- inet 3. Katherine Mueller Indianapolis, Indiana ARTS. B. A. Sigma Delta Tau. Harry Georoe Mumm Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Phi Kappa ; Scabbard and Blade : Freshman Football ; Polo Team • Rille Team, Betty Gibson Munyan Columbus ARTS. B. A. W. A. A. : Spanish Club. [88] Paul Frederick Murphy Mansfield COMMERCE. H. Sc. Gamma Di-lta Tht-ta : Inttusti-ial ManaKemt-nt Club. Robert Thomas Miirphy ZdnesvilU ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. SiRma Alpha Epsilon : Engineer ' s Council 3, 4. Louis William Murray Tsieu ' Pans ENGINEERING. B. E. Phys. Phi SiKma Kappa : A. I. E. E. Cardioid Club. Robert Demmini; Myers Columbus ARTS. B. A. Delta Kappa Epsilon : Track 1. 2, 4 : Varsity DebatinK Team : Fresh- man Debating: Team ; Freshman Dramatic Club ; Freshman Football. Dorothy Louise Nadoy Columbus JOURNALISM, B. Sc. Theta Phi Alpha : Y. W. C. A. Dramatic Committee 3. Finance Committee 4 : Lantern. Joseph Charles Wangle Columbus LAW. LL. B. Phi . lpha Delta. John Maxwell Neff Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Alpha Chi Si ma : American Cer- amic Society. Neil Vincent Neiswander Columhus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Blase Nemeth Painesville ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Cadet Officers Club ; Phi Mu Delta A. S. C. E. Curtis Frederick Neubauer East Palestine COMMERCE, B. Sc. Gamma Delta Theta. Alvin Lester Neuman Cliagriii Falls COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi SiKma Delta : Scarlet Mask ; Committee of 88 ; Student Manager Ohio Relays 3. 4 : Industrial Man- acement Club 2. 3. President 4 : Commerce Council 3. 4 ; Scarlet Key. Secretary ; Varsity O : Senior Track Manager : Freshman Track : Freshman Glee Club. Jeanette Lee Newton Coiiimbtts ARTS. B. A. [89] Carl Alexander Nicholas Toledo LAW. LL, B. Helen Nida Brannan C oliimbus SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. B.Sc. Siema Kaiipa : HomeoominR Com- mittee 3 ; Junior Prom Committee : League of Women Voters 1, 2. 3 ; Y, W. C. A. Sopliomore Commission 2 ; Freshman Dramatics Club : Y. W. C. A. Freshman Cabinet : Kappa Phi Cabinet 2 : President of Sophomore Women : Vice President of Freshman Women. Mary Catherine Nofzincer Montpeher AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. x. ' ' t El ' silon : Home Economics Club t Y. W. C. A. James Albert Nolan Columbus LAW. LL. B. Chi Alpha : Delta Thita Lambda Phi. Clyde May Norcross Wdlerbiiry. Vermont ARTS. B. A. D.lmont Club r Chemical EnKJneers. Charles Floyd Nunemaker Hew Paris, Pennsylvania DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi: Otterbein CollcKe 1. 2, Pall Charles Oates West Liberty AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Horticultural Society 3. A. Sterling Wallace OsENOirR Belle Center MEDICINE. M. D. Ali)ha Mu Pi Omeira ; Tau Kapjia Ei silon : Boxinn. Roy Ober Spring ield ENGINEERING. B. M. Wittenberu 1. 2. 3. Robin C. Obet: Columbus MEDICINE. M. D. and B. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Ci DRcE Harold Obrecht LoudonviUe AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Zeta : Granvre: Saddle and Sirloin: Four H Club: Townshend AKiicultui ' al E lucation Society; In- tercollek ' iate Crojis Jud rinn Team 3 : National Swine .ludKinp Team 4: International Stock JuduiiuK Tiam 4. Marian Office Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Tau Siuma Delta Y. W. C. A. 1. ■_ ' Pi n and Brush : Hillel Players. fc  ta jQUXAiniivM-miitK ' [ 90 ] MaRGAR1:T L. Ogan McArtliur EDUCATION. B. Sc. Physiciil Edui ' Hlion Club : V. A. A. : Y. W. C. A. Wendell Oc.lesbee London ENCINEERING. B. E. E. I ' liu Bi-U Pi : EtH Kappa Nu ; Pi Mu Epsilon : A. I. E. E. Earl R. Ohmes Olmsted Falls AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Delta Thcta Sisma : Four H Cluli . . S. A. E. Society : Gi-antfe. Rowland Edwin Oldham A ron DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Psi OnieKa. M. Ardln Oliphant Belle Center EDUCATION. B. Sc. Baseball 2. S : Football 3, I SocioloRy Club. Emil Frank Ondrey Shdl{er Heights COMMERCE. B. Sc. Kappa Delta Rho. JtREMIAH P O ' ShALGHNESSY Cvlumbus COMMERCE. B. .Sc. Phi Kappa ; Junior Prom Commit- tee :{ ; Treasurer Newman Club 2. Arlington M. Overlander Fast Palestine DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Psi OmeKa. Benson Lloyd Owens Oak H ARTS. B. A. Gamma Eta Gamma : Wesley Players : French Club 1 : Y. M. C. A. Cf-RALDiNt Marion Owston Colttmbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Kappa Phi ; Y. W. C. A. ; Colleec of the City of Detroit 1. 2. Gordon Whippli: Oyllr Hamilton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta Alpha Pi. Esther Harriet Packard t ' oliimbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Xi Delta. [91] Frederick Pandolfi Farrell. Pennsylvania DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Delta Sigma Alpha Phi Delta Delta. f Edna Elizabeth Parish Richwood EDUCATION. B. Sc. Y. W. C. A. : Denison Univer- sity 1. 2. Virgil Davis Parish Richwood ARTS. B. A. Delta Alpha Pi ; Phi Delta Gamma ; History Club, President 4. Dorothy F. Pasch Toledo ARTS. B. A. Z.ta Tau Alpha. Neola Mariujerite Patterson Lak,ewood EDUCATION. B. Sc. EviLYN Esther Patton Portsmouth ARTS. B. A. Phi Mu : WeBtern ColleKe 1, 2. Charles W. Pavey Columbus MEDICINE. M. D. Herbert McCormick Payne Columbus ENGINEERINC;. B. E. E. A. I. E. E. Virginia Elizabeth Pearce Cleveland ARTS-EDUCATION. B.A.andB.So. Delta Zeta ; Chimes : Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3. 4. Sophomore Commis- sion. Freshman Cabinet : League of Women Voters Board 3, 4 : Brown- ing Business Manager 3. Vice- President 4 : Womens Ohio 3. 4 : Junior Prom Committee : Student Council 1 : Phoenix Staff 1 : Lan- tern Staff 2 : Womens Pan-Hellenic 3 ; Big Sister Cabinet 2. John E. Pendry Wilmuigton ENGINEERING. B. M. A. S. M. E. ; S. A. E. Ri ' TH Elizabeth Penney Columbus ARTS. B. A. Biowning 2. 3. 4: Y. W. C. A.. Freshman Cabinet. Sophomore Com- mission : League of Women Voters, Finance Chairman 3. Vice-Presi- dent 4 : Big Sister Cabinet 2. 3 : Phi Alpha Theta 3. 4, Vice-Presi- dent 8 ; Phwnix Staff 1 ; Freshman Glee Club. James Lewis Penrod Lewisburn AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Sigma Delta Rho ; Sti-ollers: hall ii : Track 4. Fool- [92] Grace Pi-rclfr Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A.and B. Sc. University of Illinois 1. 2. Elizabeth Stonhy Perry Columbus ARTS. B. A. Chi Omesra : Girls Glee Club 1, 2. . ?. Vice-President -1 ; Freshman Y. W. C. A.. Sophomore Commission. Senior Cabinet 3 : Womens Ohio 3. 4 : Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4 : Big Sister Cabinet 2. Victor Carl Peter Cleveland ENGINEERING. B. I. E. Thcta Xi : Encineers Council : Var- sity A Association : Inter- Fratern ity Council : S. S. I. E. Frfd Homer Pfeiffer. Jr. Coltfmbiis .lOURNALISM. B. Sc. Varsity O Association : Varsity A Association. Ray.mond Louis Pfeiffer Columbu.t MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Chi : Phi Kappa Psi. B. A. at Wittenberg University. Clarence Phillips. Jr. Colttmbu.s COMMERCE. B. Sc. Tennis 3 : Varsity O . Glen D. Phillips Trimble DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Psl OmeRa. Jeanne Bradford Phillips Columbus ENGINEERING, B. Arch. E. Tau Sigma Delta : Browning. Ned Wagner Phillips Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Beta Gamma Sigma : Industrial Management Club. Norma Mourine Pickett CoUtmbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Phi Omega Pi : Y. W. C. A. Charles Adam Pieper Dayton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Tau Kappa Epsilon : Delta Sigma Pi : Pi Delta Epsilon : Ohio Com- merce. Business Manager 4. StafT 2. 3 : Inter-Fraternity Council. Vice- President 4, Scholarship Secretary 2. 3 : Commerce Council 4 : Glee Club 1. 4: Mens Student Council 3; Junior Prom Committee ; Tennis Manager 1. 2 ; Makio Staff 1. 2 : Y. M. C. A. Council 1. 2 : Sophomore Football Dance Committee ; Fresh- man Dramatics. N. LucRETiA Nichols Pieters Columbtis EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Kappa Alpha ; Atlanta Uni- versity 1, 2. [93] Elizabeth Franchs Pille Massillon EDUCATION. B. Sc. Theta Phi Alpha : Kint State Col- lege 2. Beatrice Aeline Planson Toledo JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Beta Phi .Mpha : Phi Pi Ep.silon : Y. W. C. A. Diamatic Committee. Joseph Daniel Pohlman Gallon COMMERCE. B. Sc. Alpha Sisrma Phi ; Ohio Wesleyan University 1. 2. 3. Lola Louise Poland Pleasant Valley EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi ; Cardioid Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4. Sarah Glady,? Polster Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Phi Alpha Theta. W ' lLMA Juvci: Pool uiTicy EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Delta : Baiiketball 3, 4 : Track 3. 4 ; W. A. A. ; Y. W. C. A.: Miami University 1. 2. Clinton Samuel Poston Athens AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Y. M. C. A. : AKricultural Educa- tion Society. GERTRunE Elizabeth Potter Wort tmgton AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Kappa Delta : Phi Upsilon Omi- cron : Y. W. C. A. : Womens Ohio Board ; Womens Professional Pan- Hellenic Council : Home Economics Club. Treasurer 3. Vice-President 4. Merrill Predmore Kent07i AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Zeta. Salome Kathleen Price Columbus ARTS, B. A. Theta Phi Alpha. Mary Leota Prickett PlaiTt Citv education. B. Sc. Kiippa Phi. W ' ll I lAM Lamia( Ri Pritcharh Cr llt lhu arts. b. a. [94] ]i)si PH Albkrt Provknza Lorain LAW. I.I.. H. Alphii I ' hi DcUn ; H. A. Bt Oh Stiitf University. PaI ' L F. Pl ' LSE Hilhboro AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Vnrsity A Association : Univei- sity Cranjre Orchestra : University ( ' ■rani:c: Drum Corps 2. S: Saddle and .Sirloin Cluh : Four II Cluh : Townshend A rricultural Education Society. Constance Hopkins Puriiy Cohimbus ARTS. B. A. Kniipa Delta : Y. W. C. A., Suli- Chairnian 3. 1. John Harry Pi zenski Cleveland ENCINEERING. B. Areh. E. Tau SiEma Delta ; Cadet OITicers Club; Architects Club: Newman Cluh. Howard M. Qcackenbush CinciTitiati COMMERCE. B. Sc. Beta Theta Pi ; Mens C.lee Club 2, 3. 4 ; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 2. 3 : Makio Staff 3. 1 : HomccominR Committee 1. Dorothy B. Qi ayle WelUinUe EDUCATION. B. Sc . Physical Education W. A. A Club 3, t. Mary VanCleve Qi.ill Toledo EDUCATION, B. Sc. Girls (ike Club 2. 3 ; Y. W. C. A. 2. 3 : VashinKt m University 1, 2. Oscar Raberdino Wa( a oneta ARTS. B. A. Phi Alj.ha Theta. Janice Meredith Radebalgh Columbua APPLIED OPTICS. B. Sc. AliJha Sigma Alpha : Optical So- ciety. Secretary 3 : Pan-Hellenic Council 4 : Girls Glee Club I ; Y. W. C. A. Finance Committee : Uni- versity Players. Doris Katherine Rains Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Theta Upsilon ; W. A. A. : Y. W. C. A. : Physical Education Club. GERTRt_ ' nE Ramler Maumee EDUCATION. B. Sc. Sii ma Kappa. Vernon Edward Raney To Tig5toifn ENGINEERING. B. I. E. Kapi)a Ali.ha Psi : S. S. I. E. [95] Thomas Edwin Rardin Columbus ARTS, B. A. Alpha Siema Phi T Alpha Mu Pi OmCEa: Track 1. 2; Junior Prom Committee ; Mens Student Coun- cil 2. 3. Alice ELirABETH Rasor Columbus ' ARTS. B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma : President of Mortar Board : President of Browning : Womens Student Coun- cil 1. Secretary 2. Treasurer :i. 4 : Sigma Delta Phi, Secretary 3 ; Strollers-, Y. W. C. A. Vivian G. Raudabaugh Celitia EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi : Cardioid Club. Clayton A. Rawson Elyria ARTS. B. A. Sun Dial Editor. Evelyn Belle Ray Toledo EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Phi. Sarah Maji Reamer Columbus AfiRICULTURE-EDUCATION. B. Sc. W. A. A. O ; Physical Education Club : Olce Club ; Orchenis : May Ketc ; Hi-.)inx 2. 3. Arthur Lloyd Reber Columbus ARTS. B. A. Pen and Brush Club. Alice Loraine Reed Coiumbus SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. B. Sc. Sigma Alpha Sigma. John Clifford Reed Wilmington ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Ellis T. Reese Alexandria AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. University of California 2. David Thomas Regan Columbus JOURNALISM, B. Sc. Sigma Delta Chi : Journalism Coun- cil ; Lantern Staff 2. News Editor 3, Political Editor 4. Mildred Ann Rfit: La ewood EDUCATION. B. Sc. Theta Phi Alr ' hn. [96] John Repasky Rohms MEDICINE. M. D. Frances S. Rether Cohimbus ACRICULTURE. B. Sc. Phi Pi Epsilon : Home Economics Club : Y. V. C. A. Charles Stephen Reynolds Colunihus ARTS, B. A. SiKma Alp IiR Epsilrm ; Sphinx : Bucket and Dipper ; Pi Delta Ep- silon : Toastmasters : Editor 1027 Makio ; Makio Board 3, 1 : Boost Ohi.i .1 : Student Court 3 : Editor 11128 Y Handbook; Editor 1925 Phoenix. Herbert F. Ricard Toledo ARTS, B. A. GioRCE Nathan Rice Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Helen Jane Richardson Cclumhii.s EDUCATION, B. Sc. Alpha Xi Delta : Y. W. C. A. ; League of Women Voters ; Sopho- more Commission : Big Sister Cabi- net 2. 3 : Sophomore Class Secre- tary : Panhellenic 3, 4. Grace Richey Van Wen MEDICINE. R. N. Addison Edward Richmond Coliimhus ENGINEERING, B. C. E. Alpha Phi Alpha. Charles Hamilton Rideout Toledo COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Gamma Delta : Alpha Kappa Psi : Varsity O : Intramural Man- ager 1. 2. 3. 4 ; Student Senate 4 ; Student Court 4 ; Commerce Coun- cil 3. President 4 : Scarlet Key : Interfraternity Council 3 : Treas- urer 4 : Homecoming Committee 3. 4 ; Junior Prom Committee : Makio StaiT 3, 4. Gladys Margaret Riecker Lowell PHARMACY. B. Sc. Kaiipa Epsilon : Phi Rho Alpha ; Pharmaceutical Association. Samuel William Riley Columbus ENGINEERING, B. M. E. A. S. M. E. Myrtle Ringer Cambridge MEDICINE. R. N. [97] Lois Alma Ringoenberg Mendon EDUCATION. B. Sc. BowlitiK Green ColUge 1 ; Toledo University 2. Palil Hallie Rinkes Bethesda AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Cadet Officers Club : Townshend AKrieultural Education Society. Joseph Ralph Robb Cadiz VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Alpha Psi ; Vet. Med. Literary So- ciety : Inter-Fraternity Council 3. Ruth Elizabeth Roberts S iclby MEDICINE. R. N. Lawrence Emerson Robinson Mansfield ARTS. B. A. Gumma Delta Theta. Crosby Milton Rogers ' HewarX AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. DelU Theta Siuma ; Track ; Horti- cultural Society : Downing Club. Ralph Roose Ottawa DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi. Alan Irving Root Medina COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta Tau Delta : Alpha Kappa Psi. Robert H. Ross Bellevuc ARTS. B. A. Lambda Chi Alpha : Glee Club. Boai ' d of Directors 4 : Soccer 4. Kathleen Henrietta Roux Stry er EDUCATION. B. Sc. Howard Bope Rowles Pleasantvdle AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Saddle and Sirloin Club : A. S. A. E. Mabel Gertrupf Rowles PleaaantviUc EDUCATION. B. Sc. Y. W. C. A.; GranKc: Ohio Uni- versity 1. [98] Mary Margarit Ruark Cohimhita EDUCATION. H. Sc. I ' i Liimbda Th. ' U ; Y. V. C. A. Ann Arlif.ne Ri ' dy Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. rhi Omoga Pi ; Y. W. C. A. Robert S. Rlhiy Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Sigma Kappa : Phi Delta Gam- ma : Wrcstlini; 3. 1. Bret L. Ruess Clevtiand DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Sigma P nati 1. Robert Henry Ruhl Marion COMMERCE, B. -Sc. University of Cincin- Mary Bowman Rumburg Macedonia EDUCATION. B. Sc. Frip Li.Armond Rush CUveland COMMKRCE. B. Sc. SiRma Chi ; Manager of BuKkin PlaypfH ; Oberlin College 1 ; Cane Scho I of Applied Science 2. Glenn C. Rcssell Columbua EDUCATION, H. Sc. Lillian Dorothy Russi.ll Cleveland EDUCATION. B, Sc, Delta Delta Delta : ,JuniGr Class Secretary : Student Council ; ' . W. C. A. : Finance Committee ; Fresh- man Dramatics: May Fete: Sopho- more Dance Committee: .lunior Prom Committee. NoRAH J. Rust KTii hi5toum. Jndiatia EDUCATION, B, Sc. Marc.ery Elizabeth Rutledce McCotinelsvilIe AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha : Agricultural Student. Assistant Circulation Mgr. 3, Alumni Editor 4 : Univer.sity Grange : May Fete 3 ; Four H Club : Home Economics Club ; V. W. C, A. Robert Earl G Ryan Cuvahoga Falls JOURNALISM, B. Sc. Pi Kappa Alpha : Lantern Staff 3 : Candle 3 ; Sun Dial 3 ; Press Club. [993 Jack Doi ' glas Ryder Cohimhus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Eta Kappa Nu i Tau Beta Pi : A. I. E. E. Gerald E. Ryerson J orth Fairfield AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Zeta ; Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil : Boost Ohio : Student Senate ; AU-Agricultural Council ; A. S. A. E. Joseph Theodore Saiter, Jr. Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Theta Xi : Beta Gamma Sigma. Secretary and Treasurer. Yasohachi Sakuma La ewood SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. B.Sc. International Club, Treasurer : So- ciology Club : University of Hawaii 1 ; Oberlin College 2. Mark Darrell Sanborn Pamesville COMMERCE, B. Sc. Delia Tau Delta : President. Alpha Kappa Psi 4. Dorothy Ann Sandles Ottawa EDUCATION. H. Sc. Delta Gamma. Weldon B. Sanger J lorwall{ ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Phi Delta Chi. John Camille Saunders Middletown ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Phi Kappa Tau: Architects Club; Rifle Club. John York Savage Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Downing Club. Joseph H. Schaad Waterford AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Tau Gamma Phi : Four H Club. President : Agricultural Student : University Grange. George Francis Scheetz Soiilh Charleston VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Omega Tau Sigma. Dorothy tlpAL Schenck Baltimore AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Lambda Omega : Y. W. C. A. Home Economics Club. f [inn] Wii-HiR Coral Schick Bhigton EDUCATION. B. Sc. Ernest Schillhahn Sprmg icld ARTS. B. A. Sii?mn Gamma Epsilon. Helene Ottelia Schmidt Midiiletou ' ii LAW. LL. B. Kappa Beta Pi. William Berna Schmink Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Omicron Alpha Zeta. Irma Marie Schneider Lancaster EDUCATION. B. Sc. Carl William Schoenf. Columbus ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E. : Pistol Team 2. 3. Charles M. Schoenlaub Marion ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Phi Cunimii Delta ; Student Senate 4 : A. S. C. E. : Dramatics Board i ; Vamity Siwcer -I : Glee Club 2. :i. «. AdvertiainK Manaiter X, Busi- ness Manager -1 : Committee of Eighty. EiKht :i. I : Sun Dial Staff 2: Basketball 1: Pershinit Rides ; Phoenix Stuff. Stanley Scherman Schroder PfmberviIIe AGRICURTURE. B. Sc. Delta Sigma Phi : Band ; Glee Club. Wm. G. Frederick Schulz Sprnig ield JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Pi Kappa Phi ; Lantern Staff 2. 3. 4 : HomeeominK Committee 1 : Scar- let Mask. Assistant Musical Di- rector 3. George W. Schwan T e If Washington DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Delta SiKma Delta. Ruth Louise SchviArtz Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Y. W. C. A. : League of Women Voters. Henry Howe Schwarzell C iilliVoilif MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Chi Sigma ; Phi Rho Sigma ; Phi Beta Kappa. tioi] Erwin Alvin Schweinhagen Jewell ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Zaa Thcta Epsilon ; A. S. M. E. : Y. M. C. A. 1. 2. 3. Ernest Earl Schweyhr Jeromeville AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Grange : Horticultural Society: Four H Club. Ross AnGELO SciARROTTA Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania EDUCATION, B. Sc. History Club : Italian Club : French Club. Byron LeComte Scott Scio COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi SiKma Kappa : The Sentinel, Advertising Manager, Business Manager 2. Kenneth P. Scott Elyria MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Mu I ' i Omega. Alfred Christian Seacer Cletielatid COMMERCE. B. Sc. Oumma Delta Theta. Wade Tozer Searles Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Gamma Delta ; Track. Elizabeth Sears Woodsfield EDUCATION. B. Sc. Rosemary Sears Woodsfield EDUCATION, B. Sc. Edna Josephine Sebach ZanesviUe AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Chi Omega ; W. A. A. ; Y. W. C. A. : Virginia College for Women 2. Hermagine Seidfl S ielbv MEDICINE. K. N, Mary Pauline Seikel Dover LAW. LL. B. Theta Phi Alpha : B. A. at Ohio State University : Scton Hill Col- lege 1, 2. [102] Florence Lenork Selkir Cleveland EDUCATION, B. Sc. Katherine Maude Service Columbus ARTS, B. A. Clarence Edward Shaeeer Roc}{ford COMMERCE, B. Sc. Beta Gamma Sigma ; Banking Club 2. 3. 4. Frances W. Shane Piqua MEDICINE, M. D. and B. Sc, Phi Chi. C. Louis Sharon Cincinnati COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Tau Phi : Hillul Foundation ; University of Cincinnati 1, Z, 3. Howard Vern Sharp Doylestown MEDICINE, M. D. Phi Chi : Theta Chi ; B. Sc. at Ohio State University. Robert William Sharp South Vienna EDUCATION. B. Sc. Physical Education Club. Genevieve Shaw Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Sigma Kappa; Alt-Agricultural Council, Vice-Presidfnt 4 : (Jrangc. Junior Alternate 4 : Home Econom- ics Club. Treasurer 4 : V. A, A. ; Y. W. C, A. ; League of Women Voters. Melvin Wesley Shaw Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Chi versity. James Sheehan Cambridge LAW. LL. B. B. A. at Denison Uni- LiAH Marie Sheet fostoria MEDICINE-NURSING. R. N. Charlotte Louise Sherwood Columbus JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Strollers: Browning: Freshman Dramatic Club : Freshman Y. W. 0. A. Cab- inet. [1051 Erma Eleanor Shoop Canton ARTS. B. A. Phi Mu, Mary Fleming Short Columbus JOURNALISM, B. Sc. Lantern Staff 3. 4. John Edward Shriver Cmcinriati ENGINEERING, B. M. E. University of Cincinnati 1, 2, 3. GiQRGE Kenneth Shroyer Anderson, Indiana ENGINEERING. B. I. E. Beta Theta Pi : A. S. M, E. ; S. S. I. E. ; S. A. E. John Ht.NRY SitiLiiR Lexington ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Eta Kappa Nu ; A. I. E. E. Edward M, Shiilman Dayro7i COMIMEUCE. B. Si-. SiKma Alpha IVIu ; .Sjihin.x ; Bucl t t iin ] Dippt ' i- : Pi Delta Epsihm : BunineHK Manager lt 27 Mal iii ; Maki J Board; Inter-Kraternity Council: Junior Prom Committee: Homecoming Cr)mmittee : So|)ho- more Dance Committee. Louis Theodore Shulman Dayton LAW. LL. B. and B. Sc. SiKma Aliiha Mu : Varsity O : University Swimming Champion ' 23, ' 25 : Senior Intermural Man- ager ' 26 : Scai ' let Key : Senior Me- morial Committee ' 26 : Inter- Fraternity Council ' 25. ' 26. Dorothy E. Siedenburc Portsmouth JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Kappa Delta : Mortar Board : De- hate I, 2, 3 ; Y. W. C. A. Senior Cabinet 3, 4 ; Women.s Student Council 3. 4 : LeaKue of Women Voters : SiKma Delta Phi : Delta SiKma Rho : Lantern : Browning; 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Glee Club 1. 2. Samuel Jack Siegel Toledo DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Alpha Omega. Ruth Ann Silbauch Ashville ARTS. B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma : Glee Club 1. 2. 3 ; Browning 2, 3, 4. Dorothy Coleman Simpson Co ttmI)tt.s ARTS, B. A. SiKma Ka|)pa : Brownintx 3. 4 : Strollers 3. 4 : Glee Club 2. 3 : Freshman Y. W. C. A. Cabinet : Orchesis 2. 3. 4 : Pan-Hellenic Council 3. 4. John W ' ii.mam Simpson Steiibeni ' ille ARTS. B. A. [ 104 ] KATHtRYN Ann Sinclair Lorain Dt ' tta Gammit ; StroIlt-rR; Obertin Coll.ui ' 1. :;. John H. Sitterluy Canal Winchester AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Zfta ; Prisiilent of AII-AKii- cultunil Council : Townshcnd A : i- cullural Etlucation Society : Univer- sity GranKc Secretary : AKricultinal Student ; Board of Control. Morris Aaron Skop Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Menorah. President 4 : Avukah. President 3 ; Philosophy Club 3 . Hillel Student Council : Hillel Scroll 2; Lantern; Phoenix Columnist 1. Marie Elizabeth Slessman Clyde AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Kappa Delta : Phi Upsilon Omicron. Robert Miles Sly Toledo ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Ale. W. Smith A((ron LAW. LL. B. Delia Th.ta Phi : .SiKma Upsilon. Annamae Smith Pomeroy AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Delta Pi : Miami Univerflily 1. Dorothy Jane Smith Arcanum EDUCATION. B. .Sc. Delta Zela: Ohio Wesleyan Univer- sity 1. a, 3. Dorothy Louise Smith Wilmington EDUCATION. B. Sc. X- W. C. A. Sophomore Commis- sion : I ' rcshman Cabinet: Pen atnl Krush Club. Emmett Allison Smith Cleveland ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Theta Xi ; A. I. E. E. : Eta KaiM n Nu ; University Players. Foster Leroy Smith Lancaster COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Pi. Lawrence William Smith Cliagrin Falls AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. GranKe; Townshend Agricultural Education Society ; Pistol Team : Ride Club : Horticultural Society. [ Kh- ] Lillian Marie Smith Columbus SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION, B. Sc. Si ma Alpha Sigma ; Kappa Phi : Y. W. C. A. : SocioloBy Club. LI Mary Frances Smith Columbus AGRICULTURE, B. Sc, Phi P! Epsilon ; Y. W. C. Home Economics Club, Philippine Smith Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Walter Earl Smith Columbus ENGINEERINC;, B. E. E, Katiierine Snedeker Canton ART.S-EDUCATION. B. A.and B.Sc. Mt. Kappa Delta ; Union College Kappa Phi : , 2. Helen Louise Snider P ain City EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha : C;irls Glee Club 2. Librarian :i, .S4 ' cr ' lary 4 : W. A. A. Biianl :i, i : W. A. A, O : OrcheitiH : Physical Educa- tion Club. Secretary 4 ; University Chorus. Paul Jesse Snider Plam City ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Eta Kappa Nu : Pi Tau Pi Sigma : A. I. E, E. George A. Snodgrass Barberton JOURNALISM, B. Sc. Sijima Delta Chi, President : Editor- in-Chief The Lantern ; President, Western Conference Editorial Asso- ciation : Student Senate ; Student Court. Martha Ferguson Snodgrass Columbus ARTS, B. A. John Julian Snyder Portsmouth LAW. LL. B. William Stanford Snyder Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Alpha Epsilon : Sphinx : Bucket and Dipper : Alpha Kappa Psi : Senior Football Manager : Scarlet Mask : Glee Club. DoRiTA Violet Soler CoIuTnbu.s ' ARTS. B. A. Beta Phi Alpha ; Spanish Club, Presi lent : Cosmoijolitan Club : Del- phic Literary Society : Y. W. C. A. : Simnish Play ; May Fete. [106] Waltfr Jacob Sommer Canton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Aliiha Chi Rho : Buckft biuI Dip- per; Varsity O ; HHsfball :i. 3. 4. Earl John Spencer Columbus DENTISTRY. 1). D. .S. Psi OmeKa. Georce H. Spencer-stronc Sdyidusl y ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Varsity Club ; American Ceramic Society. Raymond Loins Spohr Columbus DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Plii Delta Chi : Delta Sigma Delta. Roland Deaver .Spring Columbus ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E. Marion Ma. ine Spi ' rrur MarysvtUe EDUCATION. B. Sc. Delta Delta Delta : Womans Pan- Hellenic 3 ; BrowninK 3 : BIk Sister Cabinet 3. Harold Alexander Stacy Damascus .lOlJRNALISM. B. Sc. Gunmiii Delta Theta ; Sigma Delta Chi : PreniiJent. JournaliHm Council 4 : Staue and Screen Editor Lan- tern ■!. News Editor Lantern 3 : HomecominK Committee 2. 3 ; Boost Ohio Committee 3 ; Tertulia Coun- cil ■ . Opal Mae Stahl Ashland ARTS. B. A. Knppa Delta : Kappa Phi : Chem- istry Club; Sub-Chairman Social Service 3 ; Glee Club 2 ; V. W. C. A. ; P hilosophy Club. Mary An(;eline Staneorth Sunbury EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Delta Theta ; Glee Club ; Pan- Hellenic Council ; Sociology Club. Elmer Frederick Stansberri- Dayton ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Theta Tau ; EnRineers Council ; A. S. C. E. Sara Acnes Stanton Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Sc. Leonard Wales Staples Cleveland COMMERCE. B. .Sc. Tau Kappa Ei sil m : Delta Sigma Pi; Varsity O ; Scarlet Key: Senior Intramural Manager; Intra- mural Manager 2, 3 ; Ohio Com- merce Staff 3. 4 ; Tennis 1. 3. 4 ; Y. M. C. A. Council 1. 2; Fresh- man Dramatics. [107] ROBI RT Georgk Stavman Columbus APPLIED OPTICS. B. Sc. Alpha SiKniH Phi : Epsilon Psi Ep- ulon ; Optical Society. President 4. Joseph Day Stecher Upf cr Sandus)(y LAW. LL. B. Alpha Siema Phi ; Delta Theta Phi ; Delta Sisma Rho ; Toastmasters : B. A. at Ohio Wesleyan University. Arthur Ferdinand Steiert Upper Saiidusljy ARTS. B. A. Karl W. Stein Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania COMMERCE. B. Se. Pi Kappa Alpha : Varsity Baseball Manager 4 : Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil 4. Frank Enright Stevens Elyria LAW. LL. B. Delta Tau Delta ; Phi Delta Phi. Griselda Alice Stevens Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Glee Club. Mary Elizabeth Stevens Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Phi Alpha Chi. Blanche Stedman Stewart Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Mu : Y. W. C. A.. Vice-Presi- dent : Freshman Cabinet : Pan-Hell- enic. President. Secretary : Junior Prom Committee : League of Women Voters ; Womens Ohio. Assistant Secretary ; Freshman Girls Glee Club. Louis G. Stewart CoIuTnbus ENCINEERING. B. E. E. Eta Kappa Nu : Pi Tau Pi Sigma : Scabbai ' d and Blade : Texnikoi : En- gineers Council : Student Senate : A. I. E. E. William E. Stewart Columbiana COMMERCE. B. Sc. Chi Phi : Freshman Dramatics. Business Manager : Strollers 1, 2 : Football 1. 2 : Junior Prom Com- mittee. John Arthur Stilwell Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Kappa Delta Rho. Stephen Kleder Stimson Columbus ENGINEERINC. K. M. E. A. S. M. E. ; S. A. E. tios] Clkmint F. St. John jaumstoivn MEDICINE, M. D. Ah.hii Mu I ' i OmcKH : Theta Chi : II. Sc. at Ohio Statf. Univuisity. Donald Ross St. John Dayton JOURNALISM. B. So. Cadet Officers Cluh ; Si ntinel Staff 2. 3, Editor -1 : Pulu Association, Sccrctai ' y It. 1. Arthir Charles Stocker Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Student A. I. E. E. HiRHFRT Ralph Stockwell Mec ianicsburg MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Rho SiKma : Student Senate : Profi ' ssinnal Intor-Fratcrnity Coun- cil ; B. -A. at Ohio State University. LisTFR Marion Stone Delaware AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Zeta : Grange Lecturer : Delegate to National Grange Con- vention !i ; Townshend Agricultural Education Society: Ohio Wesleyan University 1, 2. Esther Edythe Stonerock Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Gladys Coritha Stonerock Cohimhus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Violet Licille Stoody Columbus ARTS. B. A. Y W. C. A. ; W. A. A. : Freshman Glee Club. Mable Lucille Stout H lhhoro EDUCATION. B. Sc. Cora Lucinda Strohm Columbus MEDICINE. R. N. Maiulinl Recina Stlber Marion ARTS, B. A. Francis Stuckoy Shelby MEDICINE. R. N. [109] JosKPH Edward Svoboda Cleveland MEDICINE. B. A. anil M. D. Phi Rho Sisma. Audrey Clothilde Sweet Columbus ARTS. B. A. Chi Delta Phi ; French Cluh ; Clio Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Sophomoic Commission : Scribblers. Walter Edward Swope Dresden AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Y. M. C. A. ; Townshend Agricul- tural Education Society ; University Grange. Charles C. Tanner London LAW. LL. B. Delta Tau Delia ; Phi Delta Phi. Harry Tarschis Toledo COMMERCE. B. Sc. EiNiCE Novella Taylor Columbus SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. B.Sc. Alpha Chi Omewa : .SfKma Aliiha SiKma ; Y. W. C. A.. Sophomore CommiHHion : Pan-Hellenic 11. 4 ; Orchestra I. 2; W. A. A.; League of Women Voters 1. 2, ' i. Guy Russell Taylor Glouster DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Alpha Phi Alpha. J. E. Campbell Taylor Columbus MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Kappa Kappa. George C. Tedrow Croo sville MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Chi : B. A. at Ohio Wesleyan Univer.sity. Albert Carl Tegeler Indianapohs, Indiana ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Helen Sarah Tenney Canal Winchester EDUCATION. B. Sc. Martha Mary Tmoma PujUd JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Lambda Omega : Y. W. C. A. Lantern Staff. [110] BiATRicF. Heli ' .n Thomas PleasantviUe ARTS. H. A. Kappa Phi : Philnmatht ' un C. A. : Ohio Univfrsity 1. Y. W. Dorothy Elizabkth Thomas Columbus ARTS, B. A. Alitha Chi Omcjja : Chimes: W. A. A. ; Pomcrem Board of Control ; Y. W. C. A.. BiK SistiM- Cabinet. Dorothy Marfe Thomas Toledo ARTS. B. A. I ' hi Mil ; V. W. C. A. John Ross Thomas Columbus ARTS. B. A. Kappa Sigma: Band 1. 2, 3 : Debat- inK : .Junior Prom Committee : Forum. Marshall ]. Thomas medicine. m. d. . Ipha Kappa Kappa ; B. A. at Ohio We.sleyan University. Owen Ellis Thomas Patas}{alii VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Omega Tau Sigma : Freshman Football : Track : Varsity Wrestling 4 : Veterinary Mi-dical Society. Arvo Theodore Tho.mpson Ely. Minnesota VETERINARY MEDICINE.D.V.M. Omega Tau Sigma : Veterinary Literary Sf ciety. Bessie Martha Thompson WclhvMe ARTS. B. A. Lambda Omega : Y. W. C. A. 3, 4 : Denison University I, 2. Hugh Cochran Thompson ZanesvtlU MEDICINE. M. n. Phi Beta Kappa : B. A, at Ohio State University in 1025 : M. A. in 1027. Nellie C. Thompson Columbu.s EDUCATION, B. Sc. W. A. A. 3. 4 : Physical Education Club : Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ; Or- chesis. RiciiARii Filler Thrall Colu-inbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Theta Chi : Sophomore Intramural Manager : Scabbard and Blade ; Cadet Officers Club : Freshman Cross Country Club. Elmer K. Timby Columbus ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Delta Alpha Pi : Tau Beta Pi : Ohio State Engineer Staff : A. S. C. E. [Ill] Paul Aloysus Tracy Cohtmbns COMMERCE, B. Sc, Thcta Kappa Phi ; Newman Chih Accounting Club. Dorothy Ruth Tressel Fremont EDUCATION. B. Sc. William Edward Tripp Portsmouth DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Psi GniPKa : Kappa Delia Rho. Marion G. Trotter Adeiifl EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kathrvn LrciLLE Truitt LMy Chattel EDUCATION. B. Sc. Frc.Hhman Glee Club. Norman John Tschantz Canton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Kappa SJKniH ; StroIIcr.s: Inter- FraU-rnily Cryunci! : Junior Prom Committee. Edna Mae Tucker Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Kappa Phi : Y. W. C. A. ; Home Economics Club. Gertrude Turner Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Ruth Marion Tuttle Kiiigst ' ille ARTS. B. A. Ruth Anderson Tweedie W ' dltoii. ? (euiTor COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sitrma Kappa : Browning Society 3. 1 : Y. W, C. A. Finance Committee .3; Muskingum CollcKe 1. 2. Coral V. Umbaugh Springfield DENTI. ' fTRV. n. D. S. Psi Ome a ; Mary Martha Underwood Columbus JOURNALISM, B. Sc. Theta SJKma Phi : Wonians Ohio ;i. 1 : Lantern Staff 2. H. ExchanKC ICililor 4. [112] Marv LouiSK Unger Bucyrus ARTS. B. A. HiLPA Marie Ungericht GreeniiUe AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Pi KappH Sigma. Edward Antonio Urueta Satitd Marta. Columbia ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. A. I. rh. E. : Cosmopniilan Clul.. President ;t : International Clul) : Spanish Club : Soccer ; Football -1. Donald Valentine Cleveland ENGINEERING. B. E. E. A. I. E. E. ; Liberal Club. Francis B. Valentine StoiUsville ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Pi Tau Pi Sigma. Leroy Carl Kirk Washmgtoti. Pennsylvania COMMERCE. B. Sc. Kappa Delta Rho : Delta Sigma Pi ; Washington and .Jefferson College I. Elmer A. Volzer Canton MEDICINE, B. Sc. and M. D. Phi Rho Sigma. Harold Millard Wade Wasliinglon Court House ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Sigma Zeta. William Thomas Wagnlr Columbus ENGINEERING, B. M. E. Earl William Walke Hamilton ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. Tau Beta Pi ; Phi Lambda Upsilon : Student Chemical Society : A. I. C. E. 2. Treasurer 3, 4. Lolla Qvieen Walker Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Albert Richard Wallace Wicftliffe AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho : Y. M. C. A. : Horticultural Society : P ' loricultural Society, President 3. [113] Richard Homes Wallace Columbus MEDICINE, B. Sc. and M. D. Delta Tau Delta : Alpha Kappa Kappa : Makio Staflf 2 : Phoenix. Associate Editor ; Freshman Wres- tling : Vigilants. IsiDOR Arthur Wallach Cleveland MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Delta Epsilon : B. A. at West- ern Reserve University. Dorothy Kern Waller McDermott AGRICULTURE, B. Sc, Grange : Home Economics Club : Miami University 1, 2. Martha C. Ward Chardon AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha : Kappa Phi ; University Grange : Home Eco- nomics Club ; May Fete. Nell Caroline Warman Wichita Falls, Texas EDUCATION, B. Sc. History Club ; Gospel Natural League. Charles Foster Warren, Jr. Medina COMMERCE. B. Sc. Denison Univcniity. Willis Kelly Waterfield Hamersville COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta Sigma Phi : Kappa Kappa Psi : Band 1. 2. 3 : Committee of 88 : Banking Club. Frederick A. Waterman Greenfield EDUCATION, B. Sc. George Byron Watson Conneaut MEDICINE, M. D. Phi Chi. William Dol ' GLass Watters Toledo ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Sigma Delta Rho ; Theta Tau. Helen Isabel Warner Rome, Camp Chase MEDICINE. R. N. Sara Jane Watts Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. [114} Karl Durfn Way Kmsman MEnlCINE. M. D. Alpha Kappn KnppH. Lois Weaver Dayton EDUCATION. B. Sc. Otterbein College 1, 2. Pauline Aleta Weaver Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Phi ITpsilon Omicron. WiLMA RiTH Weaver Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Phi Pi Epsilon : Nomads ; Girls GIco riuh. Irma Maye Webber Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. University Dames. Elmer Frazier Wehr Columbu.s ENGINEERING. B. E. E. A. I. E. E. Viola Dorothy Weil Toledo EDUCATION. B. Sc. Chi OmcRa. Frank Bertram Weinbalm Cleveland DENTISTRY. B. Sc. and D. D. S. Phi Beta Delta. Samuel Nathaniel Weiner Cleveland ARTS, B. A. HilUI Foundation. Mar.jorie Llcile Weiser Marion ARTS. B. A. Kappa Phi. Valda Loretta Welker Toledo EDUCATION. B. Sc. Harlan B. Wellman Ashland. Kentucl v ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Phi Dilta Chi : A. I. E. P. [lis] Alice Eli:abi;th Wells Greenwich ARTS. B. A. Beta Phi Ali ha. John Everett Wenrick Bradford ARTS. B. A. Si mu Nu. Francis Woody Werking Port Gibson. Mississippi ARTS. B. A. Kenneth Gray Wertman Stoutsville AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Lambda Gamma Delta : Grance : Four H Club : Swine JudffinK Team 4 : Grain .ludginff Team 3. Howard Frederick West Columbus, ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Thela Chi ; Scabbard and Blade ; A. S. M. E. Mildred Lenore Wkstfall Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Y. W. C. A. Anne Allyne Wheatley Lorair EDUCATION, B. Sc. Hazel Beatrice Wheeler London EDUCATION. B. Sc. Lambda Pi Omega : Kappa Phi : Y. W. C. A. ' loM Lerov Wheeler. Jr. HuntiTigton. Indiana COMMERCE, B. Sc. Delta Sitnna Pi : Delta Kappa Theta : Pi Delta Ep.silon : Editor Ohio Commerce 4. Managing Editor ' S : Commerce Council 3, 4. Evelyn June Whetsel Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha : Education Council ; Y. W. C. A. ; Cardioid Club; May Fete 1. 3. Solomon Frederick Whirl JLima ARTS. B. A. Lambda Sigma : Phi Lembda Up- silon ; Cadet Officers Club. Elton Carl Whitcomb V auseon ARTS. B. A. [116] JciiN Hull Whitcomb Delaware ARTS. B. A. Dpltii Tiiu Dilt« : Sun Dinl Stall. Henry Clay WniTf Cleveland LAW, LL. B. Delta Tau Dt-lta : Junior Prom Committic ; Phinnix Staff. Rena Annette White Roc)(bndge MEDICINE. R. N. Myron Francis Whitney Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Theta Xi : Scabbard and Blade: A. I. E. E. : Inter-Fraternity Council : Varsity A : Fraternity Scholar- ship Committee 4 : Junior Prom Committee. Dorothea E. Whittus Baltimore AGRICULTURE. B. Se. Alpha Xi Delta. Margaret Hoit Wiant Marietta EDUCATION, B. Sc. Kappa Kappa Gamma : Marietta College 1. David Allen Wiener Cleueland MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Delta Epsilon. Willard O. Wilcox Walbridge ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E. 3, 4 : A, A, E. Clarence K. Wiliiasinn Dayton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Acacia : Delta Sisrma Pi ; Advertis- ing Manager Ohio Commerce ' 4 ; Makio Staff I. 4. .Anita Esther Williams Aynsterdam MEDICINE. R. N. Margaret Wilber Williams GleiLS falls. 7 (eu ' Tor)( ARTS. B. A. Delta Gamma ; Wells College 1, 2. Sami ' el Reese Willis Canton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Alpha Chi Rho: Basketball Man- ager 2. 3. [117] George Atkinson Wills Washington, D. C. ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. American Ceramic Society. Dawn Elizabeth Wilson Columbus SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. B.Sc. Phi Omega Pi ; Sigma Alpha Sig- ma ; Y. W. C. A. ; Li-ague of Women Voters : Industrial Manage- ment Club. Gene Henry Wilson Van Wert COMMERCE. B. Sc. Theta Chi ; Scarlet Mask ; Univer- sity Orchestra : Band 2. 3 : Wrest- ling Manager 1. Harold Wellington Wilson Marion ENGINEERING. B. Met. E. Kappa Delta Rho. John Larimer Wilson Greenville ARTS. B. A. Delta Chi : Sigma GamniEi Epsilon. Ray Ki nnetii Windham Rushsylvania ENGINEERING. H. E. E. Phi Dilla Chi: A. S. M. E. : A. I. E. E. : Cadet Officers Club 3. 4 ; Ohio Northern University 1. kJik Henry Frank Winter Perry AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Lambda Gamma Delta : All-Ag Council 4 : Apple Judging Team 3. Robert A. Wise Lima COMMERCE. B. .Sc. Zeta Beta Tau. Sylvan H. Wise Lima LAW, LL. B. Zeta Beta Tau. Wallace Eldon Wiseman Gallia AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Townshend Agricultural Education Society. Eugene J. Witzel La eu ' ood DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi. Irwin L Wolf Columbus ARTS. B. A. Sigma Alpha Mu : Homecoming Committee 4: Scribblers Club: Sun Dial 2, :i ; Track Manager 1. I f I I r 1 1 s T Dennis Marquand Wolfe Columbus DENTISTUY. I), D. S. Kappa Sitfma. Wauneita Gladys Woliord Coshocton EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Phi : Spanish Club. Ruth Wonderley Coiumbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Delta Thcta ; Philomathean Literary Society. Edwin Kwong Wong Canton, China ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Cosmopi)litan Club ; Chinese Student Club : American Ceramic Society. Earl Cones Wood Richmond. Indiana COMMERCE. B. Sc. Varsity Club. George Edward Wood ? [orthup AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Townshcnd AKricultural Education Society. Janet Plater Wood Columbus ARTS. B. A. Kappa Alpha Thetii. JORMA Dorothy Wood Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION. B.A. and B.Sc. Browning. Angela Dlkye Woode Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc Delta Sigma Theta : University Chorus. ( G. Alfred-Burton Woodley Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Nu : Scarlet Mask : Scarlet Key : Varsity O ; Soccer Manager 4 : Baseball Manager 2. 3 ; Cadet Officers Club. Doris Jane Woods Plain City ARTS. B. A. Alpha Xi Delta : Glee Club : Woman ' s Ohio. Orville Claire Woodyard Columbus ARTS. B. A. [119] Martha Louise Worcester Butler. Pennsylvaiua ARTS, B. A. Delta Hanima : Wells College 1. 2. Evelyn Wray Lancaster SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. B.Sc. Phi Alpha Chi ; Sisma Eta Chi : W. A. A. : Physical Education Club ; SocioioKy Club ; Basketball : Base- ball : Freshman Glee Club. Harold Eugene Wright Logan ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. Alpha Chi SiKma : A. I. Ch. E. University of Cincinnati 1, 2. Mary Elizabeth Wrk ht Toledo EDUCATION. B. Sc. ViRGM. Anthony Wright Wilmington ENGINEERING, B. E. E. B. Sc. at Wilmint ' tiin College. Frances Cecilia Yager Ghilln ' othe AI{TS-EDUC:ATI0N. B.A. and B.Sc. Edmond Nitschke Yantes Columbua LAW, LL. B. Alpha Sisima Phi ; Delta Theta Phi. William P. Yeager Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Alpha Kappa Psi : Columbia Uni- versity 1. 2. Robert Earl Yoder Woo.ster AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Delta Theta Sigma : Lambda Gam- ma Delta : Saddle and Sirloin Club : Grange : Townshend Agricultural Education Society : Dairy Cattle Judging Team : Apple Judging Team : All-Ag Council : Pershing Rifles : Y. M. C. A. Lester B. York Versailles AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Tau Gamma Phi : Grange : Pistol Club ; Four H Club : Progressiv,- Dairy Club. Isabel Mildreii Young Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Sigma KapiJa : Browning : Woman ' s Ohio: Y. W. C. A.: Philiimatheai. Literary Society. William James Young Columbus ARTS. H. A. Phi Ganmia Delia : Hvicket and Diliper ; Varsity O ; Glee Club ; Scarlet Mask: Inter - Fratei-nity Council ; Football Manage)- J. [120] Edward A. Yurick Cleveland MEUICINE. M. D. and B. Sc. Kifshmiin Track 1922, VmMity Fnolball 192S. 11121. 1923 : I92r,. HiLDRhTH HliCK ZeURINC Germantown ACRICULTURE. B. Sc. Cross Country 1; (JranKe : Four H Club: ProKres-sivf Dairy Club, Prcs- iilcnl 4. .Sol David Zkll Cleveland PH. RMACY. B. Sc. Erwin Charles Zepp Chardon EDUCATION. B. Sc. Downing Club. J. Albert Zettler Columbus COMMERCE. B, Sc, Phi Kappa. Hurtense Leone Ziecler Huntington, West Virginia ARTS, B, A. Siitnia Dilta Tau,  ♦I David C. Zimmer J eivcomerstown ENC;INEERINC;, B, CVr, E, Alpha Chi Sitfrna : American Cera- mic Society : Kernmos. Edward St. Clair Zimmer Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Sc. Tau Si rnia Delta : Downinn Club. Dorothea Kathryn Zorn Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Siema Alpha : Sisma Eta Chi : Clranwe : Home Economics Club ; Y. W. C. A. Marcaret Virimnia , hbott CoiuTnbti.s EDUCATION. B. Sc. Women ' s Athletic Association : Phys- ical Education Club : Swan Club. Cornelius Caleb Ackerman Wau.sfon CIVIL ENGINEERINC. B. C. E. Delta Sik-ma Phi : Tau Beta Pi : Texnikoi : Varsity O Association : Varsity Kootball 2. 3. 4 : A. S. 0. E. 2. 3. 4 : Committee of 88. Dorothy Mae Adams Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. .Alpha Xi Delta ; Y. V. C. A. ; Leapue of Women Voters : Ohio University 1. [121] Frank Branko Alexich A ron DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Esther Billy Allen Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Y. W. C. A. : W. A. A. Phi ; Varsity Baseball 1925. Kappa Alberta Ann Anderson Hamilton EDUCATION. B. Sc. Marian E. Bachtel Canton AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Chi Omega : Phi Upsilon Omicron : Phi Upsilon Omieron Alumnae Scholarship : Home Eco- nomics Club : Y. W. C. A. : W. A. A. : League of Women Voters : Dancing Honors 2 : May- tete 3. Josephine Clara Beatty Cleveland AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Sigma Kappa : W. A. A. : Orchesis ; Home Economics Club : Grange : Y. W. C. A. Leonard S. Becker Cleveland COMMERCE. B. .Sc. Tau Delta Phi : Inlramuial Manager 1, 2, :i. Robert Rodewald Bell Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Kappa Sigma : Varsity Football 2, 3. 4 : Varsity O Association : Home Coming Committee 4 : Inter- Fraternity Council 4. Emmajane Berkheimer Greenville ARTS, B. A. Delta Zeta : Debate : Secretary of Liberal Club : League of Women Voters : Western College 1, 2. John Y. Bevan Steufaenville MEDICINE. M. D. and B. Sc. Kappa Delta Rho ; Alpha Kappa Kappa : Freshman Track 1923 : Cross Country 1924 : Varsity Track 1924, 1926, 1927, Captain 1927. Byron Blair Cliillicollie LAW. LL.B. and B. A. Phi Delta Theta : Phi Delta Phi. Norton Elliott Block Dayton ARTS. B. A. Tau Delta Phi: Freshman Debating; University of Pennsylvania. R Elizabeth Bottigheimer Columbus PHARMACY. B. Sc. Alpha Omega : Pharmaceutical So- ciety. [122] Dean Edgar Bovven Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Charles Henry Bowver Detroit, Micliigan VETEniNARY MEDICINE. D.V.M. Omt ' Ka Tau Kicnia : Veterinary Medical Society : Ontario Veterinary ColleKe 1. 2. 3. Chester Eugene Brady Co]umbits DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Thomas Warren Brannan Columbus ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Delta Upsilon : Freshman Football Mananer : Sophomore Football Dance Committee : Junior Prom Committee 2. 3 : Homecominc Committee 2. 3 : Y. M. C. A. Council 1. 2. 3 ; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 3 : Business Manager of Y Handbook 3 : Assistant Secre- tary Boost Ohio 3 : Texnikoi ; American Society of Civil Engineer- ing 2. 3. 4. Helen Sidener Brocden Lima MEDICINE. M. D. and B. A. Alpha Epsilon Iota. Reuben Weymer Brown Piqua COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Mu Delta ; Cross Countl-y 2 : Accounting: Club 3. Frederick Bucks Alliance ARTS, B. A. Mount Union ColleKe 1. 2, 3. Mary Elizabeth Butcher Danville, Illinois ARTS, B. A. Kapi a Alpha Theta : Makio Staff 3. Walter Junior Caldwell Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Student Assistant Gymnasium 1926, 1927 T Varsity A Club. Treasurer 1925, President 1926, 1927. ]. William Camp Cambridge MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omesa Collese 1921. 1922. Muskingum Ann Katherine Carr Columbus EDUCATION, B, Sc. Kappa Kappa Gamma ; Browning. Dorothy Carrican Columbus AGRICULTURE, B. Sc, [123] Pail Bernard Cochran Erie. Pennsylvania ARTS. B. A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon : Scarlet Mask : Strollers. Austin Clement Conaway Wheeling. West Virginia COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta Siema Pi. Marie Adelene Cooper Dayton ARTS. B. A. Alpha Chi Omega : Brenau College 1. 2. 3. John Leverton Cox Columbus VETERINARY MEDICINE, D.V.M. Omega Tau Sigma ; Inter-Fr-aternity Council. Arthur Brinton Crawford Wuod.v icM en(;ineerin(;. b. e. e. Tau Bita Pi ; Eta Kapiia Nu ; Tex- nilioi : Pi Mu Epsilon : Scabbard and Blade ; A. I, E. E. 2, 3, Presi- dent -1 : Pi Tau Sigma ; Cadet Officers Club : Pershing RiHes : Cardioid. Theodore Cutright Lyndon ARTS. B. A. Jess Harrison Davis Columbus ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Harold John Deobald Cleveland AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Delta Theta Sigma : Saddle and Sir- loin ; Grange ; Townshend Agricul- tui-al Society. Edward Eugene Dohse Dayton COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Chi : Scarlet Mask : Glee Club ; Senior Committee ; Oberlin College 1. 2. Nellie M. Eastburn Fort Collins. Colorado EDUCATION, B. Sc. Y. W, C. A. 2. 3, 4 : W. A. A 3. 4 : W. A. A. Board 3. 4 : Or- chesis 2. 3, 4 ; Women ' s Ohio Board 3 : League of Women Voters 2, 3. 4 : Treasurer W. A. A. 3 ; Treasurer League of Women Voters 4 : Trea.s- urer Mortar Board 4 : Vice Presi- dent W. A. A. 4 : Vice President Physical Education Club 3 : Presi- dent Physical Education Club 4 ; Hi-Jinx Chairman 4 : Varsity O Association. Dorothy Melissa Ebright Columbus ART.S-EDUCATION. B.A. and B.Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha ; Y. W. C. A. ; Cardioid Club. Pauline Wilma Eitle Lal{ewood EDUCATION. K. Sc. Cleveland Junior Teachers College. cm] Robert H. Ellis-Anwyl T ew CastU, Pennsylvai ia ENGINEERING. B. Ccr. E. Anii ' rican Ccrttmic Society. Uarda Schlapkk Fischer Columbua EDUCATION, B. Sc. Women ' s Vnrsity O ; Women ' s Athletic Associution. Treasurer 1. :;. 1. Miriam O. Fowler Columbus PHARMACY. B. Sc. Kappft Epsilon : rharmaceutical As- sociation. Benjamin Franklin Frank Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Inilustrial Manat, ' cmrnt Club. ToBEY Frank Colli tnbitA COMMERCE. B. Sc. . Ipha Epsilon Pi : Siffma Alpha SiKma : SocioIoKy Club. Charles Frankel Lawrenceburg, Indtann COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi SiKma Delta. Verie Martha Fry Croton EDUCATION. B. Sc. Lelani) H. Ft llerton Columbiu MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Mu Pi OmeBa. John Philip Gibbs Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Scarlet Mask Phi Ka|.|ia Tau ;;, I. Rosemary Gillen Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Flora Barbara Gilsdorf CoIumbu.s ARTS. B. A. Theta Phi Alpha : Pan Hellenic Council 2. 3. •! : Masque Ball Com- mittee ;t : Pan-Hellenic Conference Executive Committee ; Newman Club : Y. W. C. A. Finance Captain 2, 3, 4. Helene M. Goldstein Sj rin jield Missouri COMMERCE. B. Sc. Alpha Epsilon Phi ; Kappa Gamma Chi : Secretary 3 : Y. W. C. A. Freshman Cabinet : Y. W. C. A. Sophomore Commission ; Bis Sister Cabinet 2 : Y. W. C. A. Sub-Chair- [125] Adolph Grossman Cleveland COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi SiBitia Delta : Y. M. C. A. Councils 1, 2: Tennis Manacer 1. 2. 3 ; O. A. A. Award : Hillel Play- ers : Junior Prom Committee. Regina Elizabeth Hanway Cohimhus ARTS-EDUCATION. B.A. and B.Sc. Chi Delta Phi : Kappa Phi ; History Club. Don Arthur Hart ?sIeu ' ton Falls COMMERCE. B. A. Phi Delta Theta : Senior Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Secretary 3. Vice-Presi- dent 4 : Vice-President Senior Class. Faye Irene Hedges Chillicothe EDUCATION. B. Sc. Haroi.I) LeRoy Henderson Mansfield ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Lambda Chi Aliiha ; Ban i ; Pen and Brush Club ; Kuppa Kappa Psi. LuciLE Eleanor Herr Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Mildred Jane Herr Colitmbtis EDUCATION. B. Sc. Glen Boyd Hiatt Amanda EDUCATION, B. Sc. Betty G. Hiett Dayton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sipma Alpha Sigma ; Chi Delta Phi : Women ' s Student Council 4 : Women ' s Ohio ; Browning : W. A. A, 2, 3. Lola Sherman Hixson Wapalfonela ARTS-EDUCATION, B.A. and B.Sc. Oliver Hoffman Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Sc. Helen Mae Hollenback Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Delta Zeta ; Girl ' s Glee Club 1, 2. 3 ; I ' reshman Dramatics Club. [126] J Henry Ri ssell Houchins Columbus ENGINEERINO, B. Ci-r. E. Scnrlit Musk : Mon ' s Gli-o Club. Ralph Asriel Jaffee Cleveland DENTISTRY, n. D. S. Edward A. Janning Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Viola Davls Jefferson Columbus EDUCATION. B. .Sc Alpha Kappa Alpha : Orchcsis ; Physical Education Club. Paul David Jenkins Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Warner David Johnson Cljr sburg ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E. Glenn Edwin Kelly Columbus PHARMACY. B. Sc. Phi Delta Chi : Ohio Stati- PharniH- ecutical Association. Fritzie Carolini; Kessler Columbus LAW, LL. B. Zeta Tau Alpha : Kappa Beta Pi President. David M. Klein Loram DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Zeta Beta Tau. Sidney Lester Klein Cleveland COMMERCE. B. Sc. Tau Epsilon Phi. Charles Richard Klincer Dayton ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Lambda Chi Alpha ; Pi Tau Pi SiK- nia ; A. I. E. E. ; Cadet Officers Club. Henri Landskroner Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Varsity A . [127] Chauncey C. Linard BeUaire ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Pi Tau Pi Sicma : Scabbard anri Blade ; Cadet Officers Club : A. I. E. E. : Military Prom Committee 2. Mildred Lindsey Kenton ARTS. B. A. Mary Margaret Lippincott Cadiz AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Phi Mu : y. W. C. A. : Home Eco- nomics Club ; Phi Pi Epsilon : Dra- matics Club 1 : Finance Drive. Y. W. C. A. 1. 2; Phi Upsilon Omi- cron : Merrill Palmer School. Fall Quarter 4. Imogene Hoyman Loose Columbus SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. B.Sc. Chi Omeiia : SiKma Alpha Sinma : Y. W. C. A. Settlement Committee 2 ; League of Women Voters 2, 3 ; Sociology Club 2. 3. 4. Maurice Lubin Cleveland ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Jean Katmarini. MgCampbeli. Columbus ARTS. B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma : Mortar Board ; Chimes ; Sigma Delta Phi : Strollers; Browning: May ] ' ete 1. .•! : Women ' s Student Council 4 ; V. W. C. A. .Sub-Chairman : I- rcshmaii Play : Ph M nix SlalT. Matthew Wilson McConnell Coshocton COMMERCE, B. Sc. Tau Kappa Epsilon : Sun Dial Busi- ness Manager ; Pi Delta Epsilon : Scarlet Mask Business Manager : Student Senate. Irene Marzetti Columbus ARTS. B. A. Delta Gamma. Hubert Leon Massar Long-Bottom ARTS. B. A. Acacia : (lamma Eta Gamma : Uni- versity Players. Chairman of Board : President Wesley Players ; Strollers. George E. Melvin Coiumbiis ENGINEERING. B. E. E. A. I, E. E. Maurice Bernard Menke, Jr. Green ield MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Rho Sigma. Theodore Roosevelt Mever Cleveland COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Alpha Epsilon : Sphin:; : Kootball 2, :t, Captain 4 : Varsity •O . [128] ( ' llARLOTTi: Loi ISK MiCllll. Columbus EDUCATION, n. Sc. DeltK ZetH ; Y. W. C. A. ; Biir Sis- trrs CRbinrt ; Lftitruo of Women Voters. Ramon Elc.ene Miller Dayton ARTS. B. A. SiRmn Phi Siuma : .Spanish Play 1927. William Christian Moore Columbus LAW. I.L. H. Phi 1)1 lla Thfla : Phi I)e-lln Phi. Jamfs Benjamin Myers ShanesvMe EDUCATION. B. Sc. Choral Union 1922. 1923 ; Varsity A 1922. 192:!. 192B. Mahlon Pancoast Nichols Leetonia GRADUATE. M. Sc. B. Sc. in AKriculturc at (). S. U. 1924 : A. S. A. E. : Varsity A : Gym Team 3, 4: Grantee: Natuinl History Club 1. 4. Vice-President 2. President 3. Clarence Eik.ar Northrci McConncl.si ' iIIe ARTS. B. A. Band I. 2. Sami;el Pam.et Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. MiLO LoLis Pamley Cleveland ENGINKKRING. B. C. E. Delta Rho. Charles Ward Petry Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Alpha SiKma Phi. John H. Peeiffer KentOTi LAW. LL. B. Alpha Chi Rho; Phi Delta Phi. Russell W. Phillips CoIiimbiL ' : COMMERCE. B. Sc. Beta Gamma Sipma. RoBiRT Edwin Price Sfinng ield ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Pi Kappa Phi : A. S. M. E.. Treas- urer 3 : Boost Ohio 3 : Cadet Officer.s Club : Committee of 34. 3 : S. A. E. Chairman 3. 4. [129] Eugene P. Reed Lima ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Tau Kappa Epsilon : Freshman Y. M. C. A. Council : Scabbard and Blade 3, Captain 4 ; Cadet Ofticcis Club : Prospectors Club. Donald Rinhhart Wdfia ovteta AGRICULTURE. B. Se. Wrestling 4. Eleanor Louise Rittel Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Kappa Gamma : Y. W. C. A. Pierce Thomas Robson Grafton ARTS. B. A. Alpha Chi Sisma ; A. I. Ch. E. ; En- gineer ' s Council. Frances Louise Romer Columbus ARTS, B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma : Chimes ; Mortar Board ; Sigma Delta Phi ; Browning: Y. W. C. A. 2. Secrc- tHry 3. Prpsirienl 4 : Representative to National Student Federation of America. Grace Winifred Rosevuar Toungstown EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Chi Omega : Univor.sity of Michigan 1 : Mount Union Colk ' ge 2 : Y. W. C, A. 3. 4 ; League of Women Voters. Mary Elizabeth Rowland Cadiz ARTS. B. A. Kappa Delta : Sigma Delta Phi Delta Sigma Rho ; Chi Delta Phi Kappa Phi ; Debate Team .!. 4 Women ' s Ohio. President 4 : Pan- Professional Council : Browning. Katherine May Ruh Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Delta ; Varsity O : Class Hockey 1923. in2B. Iil27 ; Y. W. C. A. W. A. A. Board. Mildred Irene Rupert Meadvillc, Pennsylvania AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Upsilon : Home Economics Theta Club. Mary Frances Sackett Columbus JOURNALISM, B. Sc. Kapiia Alpha Theta : Theta Sigma Phi : Y. W. C. A. Cabinet : W. A. A. Swimming Club : League of Women Voters. David Lee Shaffer ]ac son PHARMACY, B. Sc. Phi nella Chi. John F. SHtpnERn ' hlorwood ENGINEERlNfl. B, Cer. E. Phi Delta Theta. [UO] Mary Hane Steeds EDUCATION. B. Sr. KrNNKTii E. Steile Toledo ENGINEERING, B.Ch.E. ami B.Sc Alphii Chi SiKma : A. I. Ch. E. : Amertcnn Chrmicnl Society. Carl Stein Cltt ' «l iiid ARTS. B. A. SiKma I.Hmb la Pi. Edwin Suddleson Ak,TOn COMMERCE. B. Sc. Tau Epsilon Phi. Harold Summersett Dayton ENGINEERING. B. Arch, E. Alpha Rho Chi : Tau Sigma Delta ; Buskin Players Club 2. X. President 3 : Architects Club, President 4, Percy William Tetiow Columbus LAW. LL. B. and B. A. Chi Phi ; Phi Delta Phi. Iris Irene Troyfr Continental EDlIfATION, B. Sc. Jack Calvin Ullery Bradford ARTS, B. A. Phi Kappa Psi : Freshman Basket- ball : Freshman Football : Sopho- more Grid Dance ; Junior Prom Committee: Bucket and Dipper: Football 2. .1. 4. W. Eugene Van Bliren Foreit AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho; Ohio Wesleyan University 1. Henry Strain Walker Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Business Manager of I antern. Marguerite K U ' alker Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Kappa ; Y. W, C. A. : Sociol- ogy Club ; French Club. EniTH Hutchinson U ' allace Donovan, Illinois MEDICINE. M. D. and B, A. Alpha Epsilon Iota. [131] Lucille Wampler Dayton EDUCATION. B. Sc. Delta Zcta : Brcnau College, Armond LfRov Weakley Baltimore PHARMACY. B. Sc. Kajtpa Psi. Dan Stewart Webber Columbus LAW. LL. B. Phi Kapj.a Psi : Phi Delta Phi. Wilhelmina Werdelman Dresden, Germany MEDICINE, R. N. Margaret Cleora Wiley Coldwdter EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Delta: Glee Club I. 2. 4; Y. W. C. A. ; History Club. Mabel Wilkins Lal{ewood EDUCATION. B. Sc. Buskin PlayerB ; Y. W. C. A. : Phil- osophy Club: Glee Club 1. 2: Women ' s Varsity O Association. John F. Wilsdon Cleveland COMMERCE. B. Sc. SiKma Delta Rho. George William Woerlein Grovefiort AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Sisma Alpha Ersilon ; Football 2. 3. 4 : Basketball 2 : Track 2 : Baseball 3. 4: Strollers (Trip Manager) ; Makio Staff: Progressive Dairy Club. George Woodward Miamisburg MEDICINE. M. D. Melvin Ross Wright Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. University Grange. Margaret Lois Wynkoop Canal Wiiichesler AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Milton J. Yelsky Clevflaiid COMMERCE. B. Sc. Zeta Beta Tau : Sphinx : Bucket and Dipper : Sigma Delta Chi : Pi Delta Epsilon : Journalism Council : Stu- dent Senate: Varsity O Associa- tion: Scarlet Key Club: Intramural All- Year Manager: Strollers. Busi- ness Manegrr 4 : Scarlet Mask, Trip Manager 4 : Lantern. News Editor 3. Sports Editor 4 : Makio Board Representative 3 : Makio De- partmental Editor 2. 3, 4 : Phoenix Associate Editor 1 : Intramural Yearbiwk Editor 3: Ohio Relays Press Committo- : Homecoming Pub- licity Manager 4 : Senii r Traditions Committee : Yellow .Spyder Business Manager 3 : Committee of 8R : .lun- ior Prom Publicity Chairman : Freshman Dramatic Society Busi- ness Manager I : Sophf more Dance Publicity Chairman. [1?2] I UNDERCLASSES [133] George Alher JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS George Alber President Ellen North ' Vice-President Florence Burke Secretary John Haas . . . Treasurer Bur e HdUS Alurl i [IM] Lo Lamb Kiicnzcl Klepmgcr Evans SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS David Kuenzel Vivian Lamb Evangeline Klefinger Jack Evans - - Rodney Love Grid Hop Chairman President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer FRESHMAN PRESIDENT Robert Evans Robert Evans j:i35] [136] ATHLETICS BOOK THREE Faculty Clyde Morris Don.ild Kays ATHLETIC BOARD OFFICERS Tm)MAs E. Fri;n(:h President Oscar Brumlky Vice-President CHARLtS CllUBH Secretary REPRESENTATIVES Trustees HL-rhcrt S. Atkinson Alumni R.ilph Hoycr S.imucl Summers Student Rolx-rt Gunnini, ' John Dunlap COACHING STAFF {Director of Athletics Lynn St. John (Coach of Baseball Georue Trautman Assistant Director of Athletics John Wilce Coach of Football Frank Castleman Coach o Trac ( Harold Olsen Coach of Bas etball Samuel Willaman - ■ - ■ ■ Director of Intramurals and Assistant Coach Bernard Mooney Coach of Wrestling Gordon Staley Coach of Gymnastics Francis Riebel Coach 0 Fencing George Sargent Coach of Golf Edward Herlihy Coach of Rifle Andrev. ' Oberlander, Clarence McDonald, Howard Verges, Charles Seddon, Lawrence Snyder, William Griffith, Samuel Cobh, Alex Klein, Charles Harley. Robert Wieche, Howard Hamilton Assistant Coaches Herman Wirthwein Coach of Tennis Walter Duffee Team Phvsician Charles Chambers Trainer ,l!iih Sn ,l r HinJmun Staley .ini v fibt ' rtiindar Si John Wi i, tt ir( iMicm Dltfitf Truutman Nuhots [137] WINNERS OF THE O Cornelius Ackerman Lincoln Cory George Alber Joe Cox Robert Bell Byron Eby Robin Bell George Fouch Bruce Blanchard Fred Grim Francis Griswold Charles Coffee Oscar Carl Robin Bell Charles Ansoc Lyman Baker John Bevan Dwight Brown Ralph Crooks Joseph Cox Ronald Hectorne Cloyce Donnell Kenneth Edgar Emerson Emrich Donald Fites Stephen Gabalac William Tooley Leon Ames Robert Barton Bruce Blanchard Jack Bassichis Curtiss Johnson Floyd Henderson Ray Klink Ralph Leo John McLaughlin Merlin DuBois Byron Kerr Howark Park FOOTBALL Theodore Hicronymous William Moler Arthur Huston John Nesser Howard Kriss Clarence Ohsner Elmer Marek Leo Raskowski Donald McClure Herbert Schear Theodore Meyer Val Schaffer Fred Milligan Walter Schmidt BASKETBALL Donald Fowler Richard Kemp TRACK Earl Hall Lawrence Irwin Howard Kriss John Long John Loomis Daniel Tritten BASEBALL Robert Riehl Sylvester Sokol Walter Sommer Wayne Wright TENNIS Walter Patterson Miller Poppleton GOLF Wolford Shane Edward Stephens CROSS COUNTRY William Snyder Cyril Surina Jack Ullery Leo Uridil William Young William Young, Jr. Herman Jacoby William Smith Victor Bambeck Charles Fox Glen Christopher Daniel HunimcU Charles Shanely Arthur Focke Robert Ross Orval Baldwin Paul CIcmson Marc Frank John Mercer Mark Sturtevant Leo Petrolewicz Gilbert Soler FENCING Theodt)re Lorber Benjamin Wills WRESTLING Edward Klccman Sam Vercoe GYMNASIUM Robert Wade James Wilson SOCCER Charles Schoenhuib Harry Sutton Gerald Woodley RIFLE Charles Jeffers Rex Miller Horatio Mason Mark Morgan Ervin Miller Chester Nikodym INTRAMURAL MANAGERS Leonard Labowitj Louis Sluilnian Charles Rideout Leonard Staples CHEERLEADER Robert Gunning Frederick Shuler Fred Grim Walter Wykoff Alvin Neuman Leo Petrolewicz Francis Pierce Peter Rasmus Gilbert Soler Harry Sutton Wilbur Tarbert Ray Widdifield Clarence Phillips W.Uiam Wise Walter Wikoff Stanley Smith D.iiucl Whitaci : Edward Stephens Albeit Liiulquist Otto Winters Edwardo Urueta Harold Parker Fred Piciirer Mihon Velsky [138] i nm T1 T ¥n ■ ■ pp . ■ l B ) r 1 H 1 v m h iK .M L jirt ii 1 l|Pui1JISPb ' 4 ! B ' iB Jil ' ' ' M ' K ' wiL-ji ' - ' ■i tisky u jftl Kfmfy Henderson xSnyder Neumitn Wilson IS rein Schaffcr SCARLET KEY Walter Emmcrlini:! Paul Ervin Baseball Marc Frank Intramurals Floyd Hendersdn Cross Conntr Charles Jeffers Ri|ie Sliootiiig Richard Kemp Baf. etha Edward Kleeman Wrestling Fred Milligan FoothaW Harry Wuertel Feiicmg MEMBERS Alvin Neunian TracX Donovan Rice Golf Charles Rideout Intramurah Val Schaffer FoothaW Milton Yelsky Intramural William Snyder Football Leonard Staples Intramurals James Wilson Gymnastics Gerald Wix)dley Soccer William Youni; Football Scarier Key s d) organi utuni compdit ' ti u lljc .se7iuM- managers uf all vanity sports and intramurals. OHIO ' S MAJOR ATHLETIC AWARDS y 1=1 H !■ Western Conference Medal Award is given in each school of the Western Conference, to the I ' athlete in that school who has shown himself most outstanding both for athletic prowess and for scholastic achievement during his four years of residence at the university. Last year this award was given to Harold W. Kennedy, outstanding member of both the track and cross country teams. In the 1926 season Kennedy was selected as the two-mile champ by the National Intercollegiate Board fol- lowing his sterling performances in both indoor and outdoor work. Besides his athletic prowess, Ken- nedy has also an enviable scholastic record. At present he is training for the Olympic tryouts. The other athletic award of Ohio State is the Potter Cup, given to the man on the baseball team who IS of most value to his team in all departments of the game. This honor was won last year by W. Arlington Tarbert, who was also runner-up for the award the preceding year. Tarbert played cen- ter fielder last year and was also an outstanding member of the basketball team. His percentage for the season was 1.204. This cup was given by Frank W. Potter, ex-97, a New York banker, and is awarded on the basis ot runs scored, runs batted m, safe hits, stolen bases, and sacrifice hits. [1J9] [140] FOOTBALL [141] f TED MEYER Cepzain [142] Brunson Schtiffcr FOOTBALL MANAGERS Gamble Highy Snyder Milligan FOOTBALL OHIO Statu tied with Northwestern for sixth place in the Conference, winning two games and los- ing three. Thirty-nine points were registered while opponents made 66. Illinois was considered Conference leader, with five victories. Minnesota won three Confer- ence games, tying one, to finish second. Michigan finished third, with three victories and two defeats, and Chicago won three and lost three. In fifth position Purdue won two and lost two. Indiana, Iowa and Wisconsin finished in eighth, ninth and last positions, each winning one game and losing two, four and tour games, respectively. Indiana also tied in one game. Many valuable players will he lost to the Ohio squad through graduation, and it is doubtful if their positions can he filled from freshman ranks. Graduates are: Ackerman, Boh Bell, Rohin Bell, Cham- bers, Grim, Griswold, Harris, Marek, Molcr, Myers, O ' Shaughnessy, Penrod, Rowan, UUery, Uridil and Wiswell. Oberlander, Verges, ' atts, Kletn. Snyder, Chambers, YoytnR, Shaffer, MiUigan, Duffee, Seddon Ujheti, Fess, Walker Raw. Henrxtnger, Cordon, Betichenschuss, Ytngltng, Popp. Barklow, Brozic, Glasser, Mitchcl, GrisuoU, Idd, Bruck ' dlaman, Cory, McClure. Oshner, Huston, Robert Belt, Co ee, Surma, Moler, Nesser, Cartin, Schear, Schmidt, Hteronxmous, Ackerman, Vt tlce Fouch, Eby, Marek, Gnm, Rowan. Krtss, Meyer, Undil, Young, UUery, Cox. Raskouski, Bell. Alber [143] HORTNWESTERt OHIO STATE ' WITTENBERG f LAVlNt; somewhat listlessly under a ' ' f- hhuing sun, the Ohio squad got away on the start of the 1V27 season with M to n victory over Wittenberg. In this j amc Huston, sophomore half- back, first demonstrated his ability as a runner, and with other Ohio backs ran be- hind perfect interference almost at will. Optimistic over the excellent showing of the backfield, the Ohio fans s-aX back satis- fied that the Ohio team would have a very successful season. The true niellle of the team w.is not tried 111 tins game, iiowcver. even though the tough little Wittenberg team put up its customary stitl fight. [144] MOLER IOWA lOWA ' OHIO JN THE first Bii; Ten game the Ohi i squad met Iowa at Iowa City, October 8. Ohio was touted to defeat Iowa by a wide margin, but barely won, 1 ? to 6. Led by Captain Nelson the Hawkeye squad played brilliantly, their green line completely stopping Ohio ' s running at tack, and outside of Ohio ' s scoring spurts were never threatened. Early in the game Ehy recovered a fum- ble on Iowa ' s 20-yard line and ran for the first touchdown. Later he passed to Alber who ran T yards for a touchdown. Iowa, still untamed, played furiously into the fourth period, when Cuhil made a 2 yard dash for the touchdown. GR SWOLD J ( 14T MAREK NORTHWESTERN-OHIO JN THE opening of the Big Ten season at home, Ohio played Northwestern for the first time since 1917. In five meet- uigs Northwestern had scored only three points against Ohio. Despite the mixed Ohio attack of passes, plunges and runs, the Purple won because of Tiny Lewis, fullback, and the brilliant passing and running of Captain Gustaf- son. The Ohio backs made some headway through the line but could not circle the ends. [146] SIJEAR NESSER i Oh o lu-ld the advantage in the first hall. but Coach Dick Hanleys men came hack ni the third quarter to score twice, and came over the hne for many gains. The Bucks steadied in the final quarter and had suffi- cient drive to score their second touchdown. Ohio ' s opportunity to win the Big Ten championship was lost with this game, hut the fans expected to win remaining contests to finish near the lead in the conference. ACKERMAN wb« i«aBiV!H B r .. A .-;-■ vaa [147] MICHIGAN I ' SP iB OHIO-MICHIGAN OHIO hdped to he aided by the Sta- dium jinx that was present when Ohio stadium was opened hy Miehi- yan in 1922. But the bowl ot our tradi- tional enemy is not spotted hy records of defeat in the openint; Liaiiie. The new Michigan bowl is circular, with but one deck. The playing field is small, be- ing but 1? yards long. It is not suited for track events and so will be used only tor football. It was Michigan ' s sixth consecutive vic- tory in as many years over Ohio. The game was the second Big Ten loss in the season for Ohio and was bitter medicine for the team and the thousands of Ohio followers, who prefer not to remember the 2 1 to score. i ROWAN ri4si 0(iostcrh:ian and Gilbert of Michit an made three passes vvhieh resulted in touch- downs. The Ohio line seemed stronger than in the Northwestern game, hut the Michi- gan play could not he broken up. Raskowski stood out on the (Miio line as did Uridil and Young. The Ohio tootha crowd experienced much an.xiety because o the criticism of over-zealous alumni ol this game, but all finally sat back to wait for an- other year. ALBER [ 1 ' } PRINCETON CARLIN OHIO-CHICAGO STILL biting under the Michigiin defeat (it the week before, Ohio drug the University of Chicago from first phiee in the Big Ten race by a 13 to 7 win at Ohio Stadium, October 29. The game was full of thrills, and the team looked better in action than at any time during the season. For this game Rowan was changed from his old position of end to fullback, where he played the rest of the season. [1 0] The Buckeyes held the le:id until the second half, when the Maroons, aided hy a fumble in Ohio territory and short punting, punctured the line for a touchdown. Just before this score Ohio made a valiant stand on its six-inch line, hoidmg for downs. A short punt, two running plays, and the hall was agani in position to push over, hut the line held for two more plays. A pass scored, finally, after the fans got weak from the suspense. These few minutes were some of the most interesting of the season. Kriss, hy scoring on a 50-yard pass from Rohin Bell, provided thrills in the last stages ot the game that gave Oluo its second vic- tor) ' of the season. - m . NUSTON [b-i] ULLERY ILLINOIS II PRINCETON-OHIO TTV t •FETING Princeton in the E;ist proved J X I disastrous when a crowd of 40,IK)I) saw Ohio badly beaten on a water- soaked gridiron, 20 to i). Ohio was outplayed on the line in the first three quarters. Two ot the Princeton touchdowns were made possible w ' hen Cap- tain Moeser blocked Pouch ' s kick in the second period, and in the third when Law- ler warded oti Grim ' s kick. In the last quarter Ohio took the ball on its own 18-yard line. Ehy ran 2 yards, again running till the hall was on Prince- ton ' s three-yard line. Here the ball was given up on downs as the game ended. FOUCf i r m] kENMSdK scored on Ohio State — which, they say, was their one ob- jective in the sjame. The Ohio otTensive gathered nine touch- downs, a safety and five points after touch- downs, for a total of 61 points. The Httle Baptists went home highly pleased with their six points. Grim returned a kick-otf 89 yards for a touchdown, and Huston ran 2 yards for a counter. The entire Ohio squad romped through the routine of scoring, evidently not worrying about the next game, which would match them with Illinois. Ill the second quarter Coach Jack Wilce tried the second team, which continued to score in regular varsity fashion. ir j%- [ h-.M i i BELL SCNMIDT ILLINOIS-OHIO eLiisiNt; the season with two victories and three defeats in the Big Ten, Ohio lost to llhnois y to in the Home- coming game, November 19, and en- abling Illinois to win its sixth conference championship. Many fumbles and intercepted passes provided upsets in play, with the breaks with one team as much as with the other. Seventy thousand fans watched the marvel- ous Illinois team batter the Buckeyes. [1S4] HIERONYMUS The Ohio squad could not put up an or- jjanized effort to score, hut caused consider- ahle difficulty for the visitors on the line. Illinois resorted to forward pass strategy to deceive the secondary defense. In the first half Ohio had carried the ball to the nine-yard line, hut two passes were incomplete and the hall was lost on downs. Again in the second half Ohio reached the Illinois eight-yard line, but tailed to count. The Lantern reports: ' It was a game w ithout any particular stars, except for Timm in Illinois backficld and Raskowski on the Ohio State line. miss I [155} Robert Gunning CHEER LEADERS ( V ' he 1927 cheer leading staff was headed by Robert Gunning, who was reputed one of the young- I ' est cheerleaders in the country. Yet under his capable direction spirit was kept going through- out a season when enthusiasm was difficult to arouse. The formation of a cheering section from the Freshman class, wearing scarlet and gray capes which made an O was one of the big accom- plishments of the year. Special exhibitions were put on at the dedication of the Michigan stadium and at our own Homecoming game with Illinois. The staff of assistants consisted of Richard Hollington, John Winters, William Radehaugh, Robert Warne, Fred Edmonston, Richard Fuller, Leroy Kauffman, and Victor Mantilla. At the close of the season. The Student Senate took over the selection of cheerleaders. A new competitive plan was created in which the Senate makes the final selection on the basis of the recom- mendation of a permanent checrleading committee. The plan was put into effect with the election of William Radebaugh, who is the second freshman to serve Ohio State as head cheerleader. Ro. ' (Mll« l Gttnntni KmiIIi,,,, [H6] BASKETBALL {157} EELL C apt am .f i KEMP Manaier o BASKETBALL Hio Wesleyan helped to c pcn the 1927-1928 basketball season at Columbus, after which Mus- kingum was entertained at the Coliseum. Ohio State won both of these games, but lost the next two pre-season games on a trip to Pittsburg h and the University of Pennsylvania. Pitt ' s crack team won its sixth straight game and the fifth against Western Conference competition in defeating Ohio iO to 32. Ohio tried a long-shooting game, doing very little passing and appearing weak under the basket. The fourth straight defeat was given Ohio by Wisconsin, who outclassed in every department of the game. The result seemed never in doubt, and in the second half the visitors started from 12-6 in the half period to even more energetically pile up the score. The score was 30 to 13. Although both teams showed ragged form and flcwrwork, Michigan swamped Ohio in a game that put Ohio hopelessly out of the conference race. Although they wasted a little time finding the basket, Michigan seemed to have an uncanny eye when they did start scoring in the 41 to 21 victory. r [1 8] Dr. Dulf e Chamhvr.i Clif litiins Hfclorne an Heyjc Kirn Ross lU ' rxdrix HAl Gnm Cox Rati (• • Cc« Ohio scored a surprise when they toppled Northwestern 43 to 38. The Purple had been hitherto undisputed leaders in the conference, but Coach Olsen and his boys uncovered a brilliant offensive to win. Letting down from the form that enabled them to win over Northwestern, Ohio bowed to Chicago at the Coliseum 2 -21 in the third game in six days. The defeat tied Ohio for last place. In dedicating the new Minnesota iield house, Ohio came from behind to throw the game into two extra five-minute periods and to win. Van Heyde, leading scorer of the game, shot tying baskets and engineered the toss that ended the game. This game is supposed to be one of the most exciting ever participated in by the present Ohio squad. Indiana retained third place in the conference race when they easily defeated Ohio 43-26. Mc- Cracken held scoring honors on Coach Deans men, with 1 1 points to his credit. Grim, chief threat of the Buckeyes, was stopped by close guarding. Leading early in the game 6-0, Ohio was defeated 21-18 by Wisconsin at Madison. Evans and Grim were mainstays for Ohio. [159] N.- EVANS  After being outclassed hy Indiana 2-17 in the second defeat from that team during the season, Ohio whipped Minnesota 46 to 37. This game put Minnesota in last place, and restored to Ohio a little confidence and what prestige could be expected from eighth position. Michigan, winning 4 -. 9, closed the home season for the Bucks, when led hy the irresistible Oosterbaan and Captain Frank Harrig.in. Northwestern won the last game from Ohio, which sent them to third place in the Big Ten, when the conference season ended a week later. Indiana and Purdue tied for the championship, with nine wins and two losses each. Ohio State finished in eighth place, winning three Big Ten games and losing nine. r 1 ' 1 J NINCUMAN Letters were awarded to Rohm Bell, cap- tain, Fred Grim, Ronald Hectornc, Joe Cox, Joseph Van Hcyde, and Jack Evans. Milton Rowley and Lorayne Geer received OAAs. Richard Kemp was senior manager, and Herbert Wise senior manager elect. GAME RESULTS Ohio Wesleyan J6 Ohio State 43 Muskingum 27 Ohio State 28 Pittsburgh 50 Ohio State 3 ' ' Pennsylvania . . Ohio State 28 Princeton 2S Ohio State 27 Wisconsin 50 Ohio State 13 Michigan 41 Ohio State 21 Northwestern 38 C hio State 43 Chicago 25 Ohio State 21 Mfnnesota 40 Ohio State 42 Chicago 24 Ohio State 27 Indiana 41 Ohio State 37 Wisconsin 21 Ohio State 18 Indiana 52 ( hio State 17 Minnesota :■ ! Ohio State 37 Michigan 45 Ohio State 39 Northwestern 43 Ohio State 21 VANHEYDE - [161] r i« ] BASEBALL [163] 5 WiddifiM i ' Jll Tcum Knin I BASEBALL OPHNiNc; the season with the annual southern trip, playing against teams which, due to their ability to begin their season much earlier than northern teams, were in mid-season form, Ohio was able to win three of the six games played. Two intersectional games were played during the season, one each with Princeton .md Cornell. Twenty-five games were played, Ohio winning 12 and tied m two. Ohio totaled 120 runs in all while their opponents ran in 118. By gradu.ition the squad lost Captain Mackey, Karow, Tarhert, Tressel and Fox. The gaps are to be filled from the horde of sophomore candidates that came from the freshman squad of last year. Ad- ditional training for all baseball men was furnished in the newly in.mgurated tall baseball. ? n sf [164] Fox Barton Sutto Mack.i;y The end of the season found Ohio fourth in the Conference, with Ilhnois first, Iowa second and Michiijan third. In the Conference Ohio won six games and lost as many. In winning the championship Ilhnois won seven and lost three. Letter awards were made to Riehl, Tressel, Karow, Tarbert, Widdifield, Klink, Sokol, Mackey, Ames, Blanchard, Sutton, Somers, Barton and Fox. Mackey was captain and Hankins senior manager. The Ohio squad drew some attention from the big leagues when Tarhert, Karow and Ames grad- uated into their midst. These men were always dependable in their work on the team, and so far have demonstr.ited their ability to satisfy big league demands. After beating Miami to with Ames on the mound, the first week of Big Ten competition gave Ohio two victories. Ames pitched at Indiana for a 3 to 2 win, and Blanchard hurled Ohio to a 7 to 14 victory over Chicago. [ 165 ] Klink Riehl Blanc iard Tarhert Sommers April 30 two miserable games were lost to Minnesota in a double header. These games were marked by extremely poor fielding on the part of the Ohio squad. After winning 11 to 1 at Purdue, Ohio lost to Michigan in a game in which Pitcher Ames was good, but was not properly backed up by his fielders. Wesleyan was defeated 5 to ?, after which the equad went to Chicago. This game was Sutton ' s first start of the year in the box. He gave a masterful exhibition of his skill, and won easily, 5 to 0. Another feature of the game was a home run by Tarbert. Ohio lost final chance to finish first in the Conference when they were defeated by Purdue 4 to 2. After losing 1 to and winning to 2 from Illinois, the home season was closed by Indiana with a 6 to 4 defeat of the Hoosiers. The final Big Ten game was lost to Michigan, 1 to 4, after which the squad met the alumni in the annual game and won 6 to 1. ?- r 166 TRACK [167] HRnw M OHIO tiEUNiAN nidnaficr SEVAN Cdplo:n TOOLEY w wsm-- .rtWya oMs ' ' TRACK FOLLOWING a very successful indoor season the outdoor season was opened with the Ohio Relays. Attendance was so large that m the future this great Ohio track festival will extend over two days instead ot one. In this meet 12 records were broken, in both high school and college participation. One of the out- standing events was the two-mile relay, which Ohio won, in a new time of 10:45.2. The meet was featured by special high and low hurdle races between former collegiate stars, Guthrie, Werner and Brickman. Kinsey and Werner won the events. Pickard of Pittsburgh stood out when he vaulted 13 feet for a new record. Bing of Chicago broke the Relay record for the high jump with 6 feet and 5% inches. The following week Ohio was represented in the Penn Relays at Philadelphia, and made a good showing. The Ohio squad won the distance medley college relay for the championship of America, in which they broke the record. May 14 saw Ohio winning the closely contested annual quadrangular meet at Chicago. Ohio, with 58, just managed to beat Wisconsin, 57. Northwestern finished with 40 and Chicago 21. The final result of the meet was in doubt until the final event, the broad jump. Crooks, of the Ohio squad, won first to take the winning points. 1 .S mi( i, Milner, Kost, Ih Cti.i( tVMun, Snyder, flolluhy, linrili-lt. lirown Uanlin. Pou ' fr.i, lit-ouglu-r, Cahm, n. ' ic fi, Starr, .tirn.-, W ' l ' i ' lu ' r. h ' riiuson, I lr ' , Ncuman lioemer, Crummit ScarUs KU ' tn,, Vondcrf tijl, Loonits. GruhaUii , Cnmimti. , lirini. Crartwr, ' IcoU-y, liL ' txm, Jairrio, Henry llender on , Hornntetn, Pohio, ZeigUr, lio)(irr. . Waid, Gxtthnc, Croft, Harkt-r, NohU, Ki-nncdy, hutn, Hcnedum [I6S] ' ' ' H ii s -p e. ■em HaU Files Kenned ' Knss 24 Five records fell in this meet, despite unfavorable weather conditions. Larry Irwin won the 220 in to break Phin Guthrie ' s former record. The next week, in the dual meet, Ohio lost to Michigan 89 to 46. Ohio ' s outstanding performers were Kriss, who won the 220 and finished second in the 100-yard dashes; Tooley, Loomis, and Wikotf, distance men; Bevan in the 440, and Larry Irwin, who won the 220 low hurdles. Ohio finished fifth in the Western Conference meet, which Illinois won, at Wisconsin. Ohio ' s points were scored by Kriss, who took third in the 100 and fourth in the 220-yard dashes; Tooley, who placed second in 880-yard run; Loomis, third in mile; Kennedy, second in two-mile; Peirce, fifth in 220- yard low hurdles, and Pete Rasmus, who won with the discus. Final track competition of the year was at Columbus, with Ohio Wesleyan, which Ohio State won 107 to ??. This is perhaps the greatest score ever run up against Wesleyan. INDOOR TRACK Ir THE end of the outdoor season Paul Tooley was elected captain to succeed John Bevan and 4 Al Neuman displaced William Roemer as senior manager. y A Indoor track at the beginning of the winter season, was opened with a meet at Ohio Wes- leyan. Ohio State, 19, won with Wesleyan pointing 45. Ohio won the fifth annual quadrangular meet at Evanston with 4 . Other scores were Northwest- ern, ?2i 2, Wisconsin 29 2-.i and Chicago 2 5. Guthrrtf. Wdrnt ' r, Briti mdu and Kut:nse in Sf tcial Race [169] Brou i a.  i Loomis Irwin Dick Rockaway won the 40-yard low and high hurdle races, and was fourth in the 40-yard dash. Although it was very cold, Ohio staged an indoor-outdoor meet under the Stadium the follow- ing Saturday. No exceptional time was registered, and the visitors, Indiana, lost 46 2-3 to 34 1-3. The annual Conference meet was held at Iowa, in which Ohio tied for sixth place. The squad had been so reduced by ineligibility that only seven points were gathered. However there was some consola- tion in Simpson setting a new indoor record for the 60-yard dash, which he did in 6.3 seconds. Rock- away placed third in the 70-yard high hurdles. Illinois, with 31, won, and Iowa took second with 27. With six men in participation in the Illinois relays the indoor season was brought to a close. Rock- away won high hurdles in the 75-yard; Simpson placed second in the 7 ' )-yard dash, which was won by Elder of Notre Dame, who tied the world ' s record. INDOOR CONFERENCE RESULTS 100 Yard Dash — Won by Simpson, Ohio State: Glea- son, Chicago, second; Larson, Wisconsin, third; Root, Chicago, fourth. Time, 6.3. 440 Yard Dash — Won by Baird, Iowa; Stephenson, Indiana, second; Chambers, Illinois, third; Wilmoth, Iowa, fourth. Time, 50.1. 880 Yard Run — Won by Martin, Purdue; Moulton, Iowa, second; Gorby, Northwestern, third; Williams, Chicago, fourth. Time, 1:56 4-10. Mile Run — Won by Novak, Illinois; Stinc, Illinois, second; Petaja, Wisconsin, third; Clapman, Indiana, fourth. Time 4:27 2-10. Two Mile Run — Won by Abbott, Illinois; Bullamorc. Wisconsin, second; Fairfield, Illinois, third; Fields, In- diana, fourth. Time, 9:27 5-10. ]di:l{ drill Dul{ Rocl{du ' dy m Li w Hurdlfs [170} mBR m OHIO p. L e_ Wl vOlf HuJTlittlH Pierce Tritto 70 Yard High Hurdle— Won by Cuhel, Iowa; Allison, Iowa, second; Rocl{away. Ohio State, third; Pahlmeyer, Wisconsin, fourth. Time, 8.8. High Jump — Won hy Carr, Illinois, 5 feet 1154 inches; Waldo, Michigan, and Frcy, Chicago, tied for second, 5 feet OYf inches; Rhea, Minnesota, and Work, Pur- due, tied for fourth. Pole Vault — Won by Droegemueller, Northwestern, 15 feet 2 inches; Prout, Michigan, 1 2 feet 9 inches. second; White, Barnes and Heinson, Illinois, tied for third, 12 feet inches. Shot Put — Won hy Lyon, Illinois, 47 feet 5! inches: Nelson, Iowa, 46 feet ' ' g inch, second; Forwald, Iowa, 44 feet 11 inches, third; Bagge, Northwestern, 43 feet 9 ' 2 inches, fourth. One Mile Relay — Won by Iowa, Stevenston, Stamatz, Baird, Cuhel: Michigan, second: Indiana, third; Illinois, fourth. Time 3:24 2-10. CONFERENCE OUTDOOR TRACK RESULTS One Mile Run — McElwee, Illinois, and Stine, Illinois, tied for first; Loom s. Ohio State, third: Eliott, Iowa, fourth; Fields, Indiana, fifth. Time, 4:27 1-10. 440 Yard Dash — Won by Baird, Iowa: Stephenson, Indiana, second; Dougan, Wisconsin, third; Abromson, Indiana, fourth; Binger, Minnesota, fifth. Time, 0:49 1-10. Shot Put — Won by Lewis, Northwestern, 47 feet 3 inches; Lyons, Illinois, 47 feet 2J 2 inches, second; Lovette, Minnesota, 4 feet 3 inches, third; Forwald, Iowa, 45 feet I 2 inch, fourth: Karstens, Northwestern, 43 feet 54 inch. (New Conference record: previous record, 47 feet l i inch, held by Lyons of Illinois.) 120 Yard High Hurdles — Won by McGinnis, Wiscon- sin: Cuhel, Iowa, second: McKcaver, Iliinois, third: Pahlmeyer, Wisconsin, fourth; Ottcrness, Minnesota, fifth. Time, 0.15 2:10. Kennedy inuhnig Distance Medley m Ohio Relays [171] IS OHIO ' T Croo s Emery Ba er 100 Yard Dash — Won by Hester, Michigan; Evering- ham, IlUnois, second; Kriss. Ohio State, third; Herman- sen, Northwestern, fourth; Smith, Wisconsin, fifth. Time, 0:09 9-10. Half Mile Run — Won by Sittig, Illinois; Tooley. Ohio State, second; Gist, Chicago, third; Erickson, Wiscon- sin, fourth; Lomont, Michigan, fifth. Time, 1:58 8:10. 220 Yard Dash — Won by Evcringham. Illinois: Hester, Michigan, second; Rhea. Minnesota, third; Knss, Ohio State, fourth; Smith, Wisconsin, fifth. Time, 0:22. Discus Throw — Won by Rasmus, Ohio State, 135 feet 54 inch; Lovet, Michigan, 131 feet 1J4 inches; second; Laemmle, Minnesota, 129 feet 4 inches, third; Schraverand, Michigan, 129 feet I 4 inch, fourth; Prather. Indiana, 128 feet 6% inches, fifth. Two Mile Run — Won by Zola, Wisconsin: Kennedy, Ohio State, second; Fairfield, Illinois, third: Hall, Ill- inois, fourth; Payne, Wisconsin, fifth. Time, 9:42 7-10. Hammer Throw — Won by Dart, Northwestern, 151 feet l! 8 inch; Ketz, Michigan, 148 feet 6 ' inches, second; Shively, Illinois, 147 feet 1 ' inches, third; Campbell. Michigan, 143 feet, 10J4 inches, fourth: MacCaffcree, Michigan, 138 feet 4 inches, fifth. Javelin Throw — Won by Lovctte, Michigan, 181 feet 1 inch: Rinehart, Indiana, 172 feet IOI 4 inches, sec- ond; Northrup, Michigan, 166 feet 5J 2. inches, third; Schuerman, Wisconsin, 164 feet 4I 4 inches, fourth; Mayer, Wisconsin, 160 feet 8J 2 inches, fifth. 220 Yard Low Hurdle — Won by Cuhel, Iowa; Beatty, Iowa, second; Cooper, Michigan, third: Jones, Michi- gan, fourth; Pierce, Ohio State, fifth. Time, 0:24 2-10. One Mile Relay — Won by Indiana, Pope, Abel, Ab- ramson and Stephenson: Wisconsin, second; Minnesota, third: Illinois, fourth; Michigan, fifth. Time, 3:21 7-10. Pole Vault — McGinnis, Wisconsin, and Droegcmueller, Northwestern, tied lor first, 13 feet 3 inches: White, Illinois, 13 feet, third: Boyles, Iowa, 12 feet 9 inches, fourth: Fox, Purdue, Prout, Michigan, and Otterness, Minnesota, tied for fifth, 12 feet 6 inches. Running Broad Jump — Won by Simon, Illinois, 23 feet, 51--8 inches; Northrup, Michigan, 23 feet 11,4 inches, second; Mieslahn, Illinois, 22 feet 2 inches, third: Everingham, Iowa, 22 feet 1!4 inches, fourth: Wachowski, Illinois, 22 feet I ' g inches, fifth. Irinu leadiiig Cooper 111 the Michigan Meet [172] MINOR SPORTS [173] Henderson Donnell Or. Castleman CROSS COUNTRY eROSS COUNTRY in 1928 SHw Ohio in three major meets. Indiana was defeated 29-28 in a very close meet. lUinois won the annual tri- angular meet, with Michigan second with 54 and Ohio third with 63. In the annual Western Conference cross country meet at Michigan, Wis- consin won with 5 1, Illinois 57, Minnesota 89, Iowa 98, and Ohio fifth with 5 1, Illinois 5 7, Minnesota 89, Iowa 98, and Ohio fifth with 12.V Letter awards were made to Captain Donnell, Baker, Peters, Soler, W. A. Smith and S. S. Smith. Henderson was senior manager. Lack of greater success for the team is said to he because of the loss of many stellar performers of the 1927 squad. Generally the Ohio cross country squad has been very successful in competition. [174] irtiiwt-tn PoppUlon Basstchis Norton Hit l3ois liohnwr Pliihfis TENNIS y HE 1927 tennis team was handicapped by in- ( O eligibility, but the Ohio Wesleyan, Pitts- burgh, Purdue, Indiana, Notre Dame and Wisconsin teams were defeated, and Ohio lost to Cornell, Cincinnati, Michigan, Illinois and Chicago. Letters were awarded to Howard Bohmer, cap- tain. Merlin DuBois, Miller Poppleton, Jack Bas- sichis and Clarence Phillips. Dolph Grossman was awarded the ■ ' OAA. DuBois, Bassichis, Poppleton and Phillips will be back in the team this spring, while some very valu- able additions in men from the sophomore class is expected to be made. Bohmer [ 175 } Francis oiicrsoc k . ML-: Ftllmun Taylor Milcoff Wucrld e FENCING PTAINED and coached by Theodore Lorber, Commerce 4, the fencing squad overcame several tra- ditional enemies, including Michigan. The season check-up shows victories over Wisconsin, Chi- :ago, Princeton, Illinois, Michigan and Ohio Wesleyan. The only loss of the year went to Chi- cago in a dual, and the squad finished third in the Conference meet at Chicago. Letters were awarded to Theodore Lorber, captain, Charles Taylor, Joe Fellman, Benjamin Wills, Charles Fox, and OAA to Barnard MilcofF. Harry Wuerfel was manager. RIFLE e PT.MN H. ROLD Haney, coaching the varsit rifle team, the R.O.T.C. team, and the freshman team, announced unusual success for the department. In 21 contests the varsity won 17, lost three and tied in one. One of the poorest exh bitions of the year was in the defeat by Conference winner, Iowa, which closed the season. The R.O.T.C. team participated in 1 1 games and won eight of thc:n. Varsity letters were awarded to Fred Pfeiffer, Horatio Mason, John Jordan, Robert Toney, Les- Icv North. Henry Rumple, Miirr;i ' Jaiii.- , Arthur Falter, Orva! Baldwin and John Ravmiller. Straw .Sbifiniuri ' otlh • ,-, ,. . . I IM.-.sLi oriian . , ?n,-. Rumplf Rahlilf [17M Wise Purk Johnson Stctcn GOLF iosiNc; but three matches in ten, the Ohio golf squad did well in conference competition. Men who received letters are Byron Kerr, Howard Park, Wolford Shane, and Curtis Johnson. Don Rice was manager. Alfred Sargent, Alan Loop, David Ogilvic and George Brink performed in an unusual manner on the freshman squad. SOCCER THARS ago soccer was played at Ohio State, but the team played only Ohio collciics. This year the Athletic Board awarded senior members of the squad minor O ' s , and a freshman squad is working this spring. The first Big Ten soccer game was played south of the Stadium on the day of the Illinois game, with Illinois as the foe. During the season IlHnois cefeated Iowa, who has the only other team in the mid ' west, and Ohio State won the mythical Big Ten championship when Illinois fell 1-0. Staleyt coach Wtlls Lane Vreta Morrow Schwer Schoenlaub Mcissner Ch ifs Katonak Scott Mangux Sutlon Ross [177] ■■H PV ■ K K ' ■ ' M M m 1 f ft II ftk J I H m J K M- « H 1 ' j l |g m i Si - si 1 t rfri H Osolm i ' Uson Pixley Heppberger Fuller Slur levant GYM Slaley Wade HE gym team won from Wesleyan twice, but lost to Purdue, Illinois and Chicago. However the I Ohio team ranked well in the Big Ten meet, Chicago winning. V- ' Sturtevant, outstanding performer, finished the season with si.x firsts, three seconds and two thirds. All of the squad will be back in competition next year. WRESTLING iosiNG to Michigan, for the only defeat of the season, Ohio State grapplers ended a very successful season under Coach Bernard Mooney, by placing well in the Big Ten wrestling meet at Blooming- ton, Indiana, March li and 24. John Heler (125), won second; Dan Hummel (145), fourth, and Robert Tarr (158), fourth in their weights in the meet. Stanford Ackley won the total point cup with 23 points for the season RESULTS Michigan 17 Ohio State f) Ohio University 3 Ohio State 20 Northwestern 6 Ohio State 17 Michigan State 3 Ohio State T) Purdue 9 Ohio State 14 Indiana lYz Ohio State 15 2 Wisconsin Ohio State 21 10 t ilk£. I mr m ' wo K irkpixri ick Tarr Vercoe Cusliman AckU-y Mooney Hummel Christopher Scheldt Heltierson Hellei [178} FRESHMAN SPORTS [179] Harley, McDonald, Olsen, Schaffer Nida, Hudson. Strasscr, Dobrung, McConnell Karrnode, Peters, Peterson, Horn, Evans, Reese, Cartwright, Redland, McCarthy, C. Thomas, Baker, Dc Chnslo arl, Doyle, RosSy Larkins, DtU, Marsh, Barneii, McGutre, Cloud, Newhrecht, Thomas, Redhead Sattler, Kaufman. Butlermore, Frepficl, Gabier Ferguson, Magan, Bauer, Selhv, Nesser Gr. ruh. FoUct. Fc er, .Sack FRESHMAN FOOTBALL y ' HE treshman football squad of 1927-2cS was heavier, and perhaps better able to play good football I C than any freshman team of reeent years. Csach Harold Olsen found many men that will be V y ready to take berths with the varsity when they entrain on the 1928-29 season, and barring the inroads of ineligibility many will be in regular uniform next fall. Many of the squad entered spring football training with varsity members, and eontinued to pro- duce satisfaction among the coaches as to their ability. Numerals and sweaters were awarded to Fred Barrett, William Griffith, George Marsh, Thomas Ferguson, Wesley Fessler, La Verne Reboulet, John Gabier, Melville Dill, Richard Follett, A. Holman, John Evans, Irving Sack, Charles Ross, Frank McCarthy, Richard Larkin, Sam Selby, Robert Bauer, William Nesser, John De Christofaro, Burton Doyle, Edward Magan, Morgan Baker, William Butter- more, Robert Horn, Eugene Thomas, Arden McConnell, Richard Taylor, Frederick Freppel, and Berton Peterson. FRESHMAN BASEBALL y ' .iE 1927 freshman squad was much livelier than ordinary freshman teams. In the interclass I O g.imes they beat the sophomores twice, and always were good opposition for the varsity. V_ ' Smith is now catching on the varsity and Hinchman, Kline, Genger, Wasin, and Hudic were outstanding on the squad. Dave McPeak was captain. I Cotter, Tavlor, Haynes, Demoresl. --. Smith, Johnson, i ' idler, Genger, Cory, Mdler, Kanarek, Fidler Shapiro, Walters. Gould. Peratl, Cline, McPeak, Stevenson, AlcKer, Ihtnn, Hudek, Brown, i- ' udge, Afote Rubinsti-in, Bour , Parsons, h ' ry, Wasen, Sundra, Smith. Hou-itrd. GtbMm. BoyUin, Rehr [180] StuU Magan DoyU S iiulding Cihon Wdlu Holnum McDonald Snulh TillU- FRESHMAN BASKETBALL |hile the freshniiin basketball squad of 192 7 was ot good ordinary material, there was lacking center material of an outstanding nature. It has been the problem at Ohio State to find lengthy boys to play against the taU centers of other Conference teams, and it seems as if Ohio will go into another year with the center position very weak. FRESHMAN TRACK y HE 1927 freshman track squad was undoubtedly the best the school has ever had. Several have I already made exceptional showings in varsity competition, and will make their letters this year. Several outdoor records for freshmen for all time, were broken. George Simpson set a new record for the 100 and 220-yard dashes. Richard Rockaway and A. Petersilgc set new records in the high and low hurdles. Fred Strothcr broke record in quarter-mile, and White in the two-mile runs. The squad won the interclass tournament, in which varsity men competed, and by wiimMT; the majority of the telegraphic meets placed second in the Big Ten. . . .- The Freshman Trac Team [181] Harris Hawkins Martello Fortez Martdlo Crofi Nagel Conn W ' i.Ie Wilson Cushmm Fauv Dombroski Wkkiser Cluhm Schermer Siittler Livine Stone Attmun Lisle Jones Pusecker W FRESHMAN WRESTLING I RESTLINC as a freshman sport is becoming more popular every year. This year the squad was large, and will boost the quality of next year ' s varsity team. In the annual freshman tournament for sweaters and numerals, Paul White, Leonard Fauver, Frank Wilson, William Cushman, Leslie Lysle, Charles Jones and Ivan Pusecker won first places in their weights. FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY FRESHM. N cross country continues to be a very popular sport. Last fall ' s squad displayed some very good talent, that will undoubtedly bolster the strength of the squad of 1928. Numerals and sweaters were given to James Dille, Howard Grabow, Wallace Hall, Charles Hannum, Fred Hart, Roger Snedecker ana James Webster, captain. I  V J ? e I ilooixr, CoiU, Stoul, Kmly, Cogan, V ' ilz, llcckman, II. riroii ' n. lnlmMnn. (. ' pi.t, liruggins, Shuhltr Stiiir Jacoh.wn. Albirrs, Kohi ' rtx, lioii ' StT, Kotlmliolf, MumuUi, W ' vcAo A. l-iuUl, liroiit. Huhl,-n, Ihuikclt. right, Hycrmun, U Ai c liaffy. liulhck. MarthuU. V ihan. liuker. .SlichU-r, C. Brown. Halm. A uv.i. M iMfr , loutUq], llan.un. limk. leegardm, Ole . Cerhardt Cobb. Orlmiin, WaiJtr . hoot, Sr cdtcktr, Hull, Grabow. Ilarl. Web.jUr, Wignnlor . Zwayer. Hun ium. Dilti: Schoertleb. Schirmg, un.ffcy, liroh Johns, ' lurner, Wagner, Hatrffei, Paxton, Withers, Kennedy, Strauss [ 182 } INTRAMURALS [is?l Milton Yelsky All-Tear Manager Charles Hire Everett Blasberg MANAGERIAL STAFF Samuel Willaman Director Harold Wood Assistant Director Milton Yelsky . . . ■ Ail-Tear Manager Charles Rideout - - Fall Quarter Manager Marc Frank Winter Manager Leonard Staples Spring Manager JUNIOR MANAGERS Emanuel Weiss Alfred Cans Richard Grove Robert Gorrill Paul Korn Joseph Brown Francis Connors Joseph Herman Lloyd Kest SOPHOMORE MANAGERS George Shellabarger FRESHMAN MANAGERS Wilbur Fairley Wayne Wilson Harold Goldman John Wesche Robert Snyder Stanley Rosenbaum William Foley Edward Jones Gordon Greenberg James Rumble Leonard Stahli;s Spring Quarter Manager ClIARl I S RlDFOUT Fall . ' iiarier Manager im Marc Frank Winter . ' uarlcr Miiwagcr [1S4] Groiv, niasbers. Cans Snyder, ShAlabarger Korn, GorriU, Rosenbaum 1927-1928 SPORTS •■T UE to the wide range of sports offered in the Intramural Department, and the efficient manner I ' vvhich these are handled, our Intramural Department is one of the most outstanding in the - Western Conference schools. Last year, 14,663 people participated in these sports, including duplications. The variety of sports offered by the department make it possible for every student in the university to take part in some sport. The climax of the season was the Thirteenth Annual Festival, held at the Coliseum, in which Phi Kappa Psi emerged victor. The Fourteenth Annual Festival was also won by the Phi Psi ' s, with Dick and John Rockaway again outstanding stars, along with Simpson, Struthers, and Coffee. In the fall season. Phi Gamma Delta again won the University championship in speedball, defeat- ing Psi Omega. This year, the finals of the basketball turnament were played at the Coliseum, in which the Cleveland Indians were victors, defeating the Sig Alphs. Basketball, which lasts through the winter season, was the most popular sport, 24S teams compris- ing 2,231 people, participating in it. In the spring quarter, playground ball is the most popular, having 90 teams and 1,440 individuals in the contests. Thus a wide range of sports, a large participation, and an efficient system ot management, are the outstanJniL ' LkI ' T- ■ i| our Jrii.irtment and season. Foley GoLlin.in HfrinAn liunihU FatrUy [185] Festival Champions Phi Kappa Psi Festival Runners-up Alpha Sigma Phi 1927 RELAY CARNIVAL ' T Hi Kappa Psi won the thirteenth annual Intramural festival, March 11, 1927, in which two new Cl- records in intramural sports were set. They scored a total of J ' J points. Alpha Sigma Phi came -«- second with 24 points, and Chi Phi third with 21 points. Individual honors in the festival went to Rockaway, Phi Kappa Psi, who scored llYz points, win- ning the 45-yard dash and setting a new record for this event, and came in second in the 35 and 220- yard events. George Simpson won second place, winning the 35 and 220-yard dashes. Alpha Sigma Phi won the fraternity relay for the second consecutive time, breaking their record made last year. In the independent relay the Whizzers won first place. Phi Kappa Psi won the group hroad jump, with Sigma Chi second. FOUL SHOOTING SHOOTING a score of 174 out of a possible 200,Theta Chi triumphed in the 1927 foul-shooting tourna- ment. Turner, with a score of 38, was high man for the Theta Chi team. Persel, Theta Kappa Phi, was the individual winner of the tournament, shooting 46 out of a possible 50, and thus leading Theta Kappa Phi to second place. Ornstein, with 38, was high man for the Phi Sigma Delta team which tied with Theta Kappa Phi for second place. Fori. SnooTiNc. Champs T u-iaC ii [186] Indoor Baseball Champs Alfiha Chi Rho INDOOR BASEBALL Ilpha Chi Rho won the indoor baseball title, defeating the Cleveland Indians for the University XA ehampionship, after a spirited campaign in which the Indians and the winners staged several JL close battles before the final winner was decided. Alpha Chi Rho won second place, being de- feated by Tau Delta Phi, winners for three consecutive years. Tau Delta Phi freshmen emerged victorious in the Freshman group, defeating Delta Chi Frosh. The college championship in 1927 was won by the Pharmacy college. The Cleveland Indians had an easy time winning the independent title. BASEBALL ' T ASEB. LL returned to the intramural calendar after a year ' s absence. Phi Kappa Tau emerged the Cr University champion, with Grace Belle Shop as runners-up. Delta Upsilon in group one and Veterinary College in group two were the runners-up in their respective groups. Sixty-six teams were entered in baseball this year. League winners were Sigma Nu, Omega Tau Sigma, Phi Delta Gamma, Delta Upsilon, Triangle, Alpha Sigma Phi, Phi Kappa Tau, Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Chi, Veterinary College, and Grace Belle Shop. Baseball Chamfions Pin K ' uf a Tail [187] Fraternity Champions Kappa Sigma BASKETBALL T riE Phi Delta Theta freshmen defeated the Kappa Sigma team in a thrilling game winning the [ University championship in basketball last year. Two hundred and forty-eight teams were en- V— tered and 2,231 individuals participated. Alpha Sigma Phi won the B class title, winning the finals from Sigma Pi. White Stars won the independent title. In the military division the Freshman section, C- ' , won the contest, and Theta Chi was runner-up in C class. Kappa Sigma, runners-up, led the university in wins, having held the title in 1918, 1919, and 1920. SPEEDBALL y-I Hi G. MM. Delt. won the second consecutive speedball University championship this year, when Cl- its Freshmen defeated Psi Omega in a real contest. Phi Gams also won the Freshman champion- J- ship by defeating the Alpha Chi Rho freshmen. League championships were won by Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Phi Sigma, Phi Gamma Delta, Psi Omega, Phi Beta Delta, Tau Delta Phi, Gamma Delta Theta, and Tau Kappa Epsilon. Freshmen leagues were won by: Phi Sigma Delta, Alpha Phi Delta, Tau Epsilon Phi, Phi Gamma Delta, Alpha Chi Rho, Phi Kappa, and Sigma Phi Epsilon. _: Jr-.c.M. ■: 5«E. :.% V- 1. Sphi.dball Champions P ii Gamma Delta Fro.s i f iss] ■i V(. ROUND Ball Champions Cleveland Indians e PLAYGROUND BALL LEVELANO Indians, tor the second consecutive time, won the University championship in play- ground hall. First defeating the Commerce and Administration team which won the College championship, in the semi-finals, the Indians heat Phi Delta Gamma, 6 to ?, for the University championship. Psi Omega was the runner-up in the fraternity division. Harry Miller, undefeated pitcher of the Indian s. was the outstanding man of the tournament. BOWLING RiANCLE won the University championship in bowling last year, by defeating the Pi Kappa I Alpha freshmen in the finals. Last year. Pi Kappa Alpha actives not only won the University V - ' championship in bowling, hut also brought Ohio State her first Western Conference champion- ship in this sport. Triangle of Wisconsin, won the Western Conference this year, just defeating Tau Kappa Epsilon of Ohio State. In the B class, Tau Kappa Epsilon won and Theta Chi was runner-up. The class C crown was won by Pi Kappa Alpha Frosh. Bowling Champions Triangle Class B Champions Tau Kappa Epsilon [189] R. ROCKAWAY Phi Kappa Pst Individual Winner Coffee Kappa Sigma Individual Winner PENTATHLON HI Kappa Psi won the University championship in the pentathlon meet, substituted last year for the outdoor track meet on the calendar of intramural activities. Alpha Sigma Phi finished in the runner-up position. Coffee, Kappa Sigma, scored 4,3 34 points to take individual honors. Other pentathlon stars were Rockaway with 4,193, Simpson with 4,178, Strothers with 3,895, and Karibo with 3,797. Scores were made by comparing the marks made by the contestants with standard times and distances for the five events. The meet was held May 26, with 365 athletes contending. i I t I f Pentathlon Runners-up A lpha Sigma Phi [190] Slgmd ? [u Gencf.r Kappa Sigma s BOXING OME of the best bouts in the history of the intramural department were staged in the boxing show this year. The main bout was between Surina, Sigma Alpha Epsilon and last year ' s champion, and Genger of Kappa Sigma. Genger won the verdict. Glenn of Sigma Nu won the heavyweight title by a technical knockout over Addison of Phi Kappa Psi. Murphy of Phi Kappa Psi won a knockout victory over Wagner of Alpha Gamma Rho. Donnell of Delta Alpha Pi won the 14i-pound class over Rice of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Chandler won the lJ ' ;-pound class for Sigma Alpha Epsilon over Trannett, Theta Kappa Phi. Ferguson won the 12i- pound class over Jackson, both independents. Armogida won the decision over Keller in the curtain raiser. RIFLE SHOOTING HET. T.MJ, previous runner-up, won the second annual rifle shooting contest by outshooting the I College of Agriculture team, 902 to 878. There were twenty-four teams entered in the contest V- ' with a total of 225 men competing. Holbrook of Delta Rho, was the high scorer with 96 out of a possible 100. In pistol shooting this year, which is a new intramural sport, the College of Education team defeated Alpha Chi Sigma in the finals. Goldberg was high scorer, with 96 out of a possible 100. Rifle Shooting Champs Theta Tttti [191} Jones and Welling Phi Gamma Delta Doubles Champ ZUBER Phi Kappa Psi Fall Winner TENNIS JHI Gamma Delta made almost a clean sweep of the spring tennis tournament sponsored by the Cl- department. All the finalists in the doubles were from the Phi Gam house, and the winning team - - composed of Jones and Welling, defeated Reid and Wilhelm. Reid also came through in winning the men ' s singles from Okerbloom, representing Sigma Chi. The Tau Kappa Epsilon team of McConnell and Wilson, met defeat at the hands of the new champs. Jones of Phi Gamma Delta won the freshman singles championship, by his defeat of Fox, former state champion, of Tau Delta Phi. GOLF ETA Theta Pi and Phi Kappa Psi won the ma;ority of the laurels in the two golf tournaments of the year. The winners of the spring eliminations were Montgomery and Wolfe of Beta Theta Pi, who defeated Reid and Fitagibbon of Phi Gamma Delta. The singles champ was Montgomery, who defeated Hopkins of Sigma Phi Epsilon in the first flight. Campbell of Arts College was the college champion and the winning college in the fall tourney was the Law College in doubles. i I I I Reir PJii Gamma Delta Tennis Smfjles Champ KrsiiiNG Phi Kappa Psi • all Winner [192] WOMEN S ATHLETICS [ 19? ] }Aiss Clar}{ Mi5s Palnit ' r s INCH the beginning of sport activities for women at Ohio State, the class team unit has always been actively used, but with inter-organization competition in basketball offered in 1922-23, the program has gradually grown to include organisation, and individual, as well as class team units. Increased facilities and equipment this year nave made possible a broader program of Intramural activities for women than has ever been conducted heretofore. The new swimming pool provides for all kinds of aquatic sports, such as carnivals, meets, and pageants, while a gallery accommodating approxim itely 171 people, allows space for those who enjoy attending such events. The Field House, in use for the first time this quarter, is provided with all the necessary equipment to establish a real center for recreation among college women. An attempt is being made to find a sport or activity for every girl, which will be a means of enjoy- ment in leisure time and carry over into adult life, and in promoting this idea and to emphasize play for play ' s sake, the Women ' s Athletic Association, in cooperation with the Intramural Department, abolished their point system last year. The following twenty-one sports are included in the program for 1927-28: Basketball, baseball, indoor baseball, foul shooting, swimming, dancing, golf, gymnastics, clock golf, bowling, horseback riding, track, archery, tennis, golf putting, hockey, deck tennis, volley ball, soccer, outing activities and horseshoe pitching. C ufi ' i Ivadtey Clark Milh, ll.r I ' -Uftbtirn . tonttiOmtry [ 194 ] Miss Sumption Miss Easthu WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD Sallie Millar President Nellie M. Eastburn Vice-President Marie McBride Secretary Uarda S. Fischer Treasurer Lucille Stoll Head of Hockey Virginia Shoop Head of Voiiev Ball Mary T. Dillon Head of Swimming Marion Voces Head of Basketball Dorothy Payne Head of Gymnastics Nelle Thompson HeadofTrac Evelyn Boggess Head of Baseball Helen Snider Head of Dancing Virginia Gill Head of Tennis Helen Manahan Head of Soccer Esther Dennis Head of Archery Blanche Montgomery Head of Membership Ruth B. Rosenthaler Publicity Chairman Helen Peters Sportswoman Correspondent Katherine Ruh Fall Intramural Manager Florence Carey Winter Intramural Manager Miss Sumpton, Miss Schleman Faculty Advisers f Jt « ilXA-M . timiluin CM .Slotl liillon Ruh Bonf Carey PiUrs I i ne W ifa Host-r.tluU-r Denntx Montfionwry Cheieaux Boggess i ' nirfiT Stimfituyn MiUjr l-ischer liaslhtirn Mclindc Tliompson [ 19 - } Snider, Dillon, Bogiilin, Hosier, 7 honif son. Huh, Kiii.scr Millar Montgomery Kern, Stcll, Kuechle, Todt, Meyer, Hull, Payne Halpertn. Manahan, Jones, Woodburne, Bakes HOCKEY 7 HE seniors won the class hockey championship in the fall quarter competition, and the juniors I 1 came in second. The class games began after class teams had been chosen. The varsity, or all-star team, consists of the following: Nellie M. Eastburn, captain; Kath ' erine Ruh, Nelle Thompson, Sally Millar, Helen Manahan, Christina Jones, Lucille Stoll, Sara Wynn, Helen Snider, Dorothy Woodbine, Wilma Snider, and Florabelle Fundaberg. B SECTIONAL CONFERENCE Hi. fifth central sectional conference of the Athletic Conference of American College Women was held at the University from April 26 to 28 inclusive, with Ohio State acting as president and hostess. Appro.ximately 200 delegates, representing 98 mid-western colleges and universities, were present at the convention. The program included prominent speakers, discussion groups, and a Play Day. Rhodes, (fzcr, HiUy, Man J ' wld, Krusf, Steifier, CtttI, McCUery ' I i dermtn, ttr tnllintit ' r , ijtlint fi . nuicf. liongrsa I.onn, Vi ' aldron, ' 1cdottd, .Mft ' rmttns, t- ' tiniLihfrx, I ' urnhtiU, Shcf derh l- ' ni-dman, Kli-t-nutn. RiH):. ' !, ' ixt:, VC ilkfr [196] Heffnef, EUiot ' ! urner Quayle Kuhens, RtUy Cafylatn: .Marsh Rencha Lallicolt Hall Miliar Gill CafJtain; .San or d Oldfitld VOLLEY BALL OXLEY Hall won the fall quarter volley hall inter-organuation tournament, with Kappa Kappi Gamma as runners-up. The varsity volley hall team consists of: Mary Katherine Riley, captain; Luella Dcwald, Erna Dewald, Florence Carey, Lucille Stoll, Aldona Marmonta, Ruth Beard, and Manuela Villanueva. This is an all-star team, with its members selected on a basis of skill and sportsmanship. After the inter-organi;ation tournament had been played, members of Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman class teams were selected as a result of proficiency shown during the tournament. These teams competed, with the juniors winning. The varsity team, named above, was chosen as a result of this competition, which was planned in order that the superior players might have an opportunity to play against correspondingly skillful opponents. [197] 1 ys } WE ' SmN ' CLUB] — — • -- - . [199] [200] OHIO LIFE BOOK FOUR REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS [201] Charles Ste PHEN Reynolds Col umbus ARTS. B. Sc. Sigma Alpha Epsil Ion 1 Phi Beta Kappa : Pi Delta Epsi ilon ; Sphinx : BucJcet and Dipper : Editor lil2 7 Maiiio : Makio Board 3. 4 ; Toastmaslers : Student Court 4 : Edi- tor 1928 Y Handboolc ; Editor 1925 Phoenix ; Boost Ohi io 3. George Badgley Marshall Columbus ARTS. B. A. Sipma Alpha Epsilon ; Phi Beta Kappa ; Delia Sinnia Rho ; Chief Justice Student Court 4 ; Student Council 2. 3 : Forum ; Varsity Debate 3, 4 ; Senior V. M. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4 ; Treasurer 3. Social Chair- man 4 ; Junior Prom Committee : Inter- Fraternity Council 2 ; Band 1. 2. 3 ; Fresh- man Council : Sophomore Council. Frederick James Milligan Upper Sandus y ARTS. H. A. Phi Delta Thela ; Sphinx ; Bucket and Dlpp. IT : Pr. •Nident Sluilent Kenute .1 ; Y. M. C. A , 1. 2, 3, PrcHidcnt 4 : General Chair- man •lunior Prom 3 : Makio Board 4 ; Ohio Union Hoard of OverHeern : Scarlet Key; Var.i ily 0. Jeremiah Charles Montgomery Toledo COMMERCE. B. Se. Delta Upsilon : Sphinx : Bucket an.l Dip- per : Freshman Secretary Y. M. C. A.; Presiilent Ohio Union t : Student Court : Student Senate; Homeeoniinv: Chiiirninn -1; President .lunior Class 3 ; Menioria) Orator 4 ; Boost Ohio Seerelary 3 : President Sophomore Council ; President Kreshman Council; Makio StafT ; Committee of 88; Sophomijre (irid Hop Committee 2. [ 2(12 ] Merlin Arch Dl Boi S MoundsmUe.West V Tginia COMMERCE B. So. Phi KKlipa Tsi : Alpha Ka) pa Psi: Beta (tiimmn SiKma : Sphinx ; Pi csid i-nt ntcr- KratiTnily Council ; Y. M. ( . A Adv ■isory Bonn) : Student Scnatt- : Var ■iity Ten nis 3, Captain 4 ; Varsity 0. Charles Hamilton Rideout Toledo COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Gamma Delta : Alpha Kappa Psi : Student Senate -1 : Student Court 4 : Com- merce Council 3. President 4 : Intramural Manager 1. 2. 8. 4 ; Varsity O ; Inter- Fraternity Council :i. Treasurer 4 : Scarlet Key; Homecoming Committee: Junior Prom Committee; Maklo Staff 3. 4. Cornelius Caleb Ackerman WaiiSfon Civil, ENGINEERINC. B. C. E. Delta SiKma Phi ; Tau Beta Pi ; Texnikoi ; A. S. C. E. 2. 3. 4 : Varsity O ; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4 ; Committee of 88. Robert Charles Mines Van Wert JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Theta Chi ; Scarlet Mask 2. 3, 4. Secretary 3. President 4 ; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Drum Major 4 : Student Senate ; Strollers 3 ; Senior Prom Committee ; HomccominK Committee ; Dramatic Board ; Freshman Dramatic Club. [203] Audrey Clothilde Sweet Columbus ARTS, B. A. Chi Delta Phi : Y. W. C. A. : Glee Club 1. 2: French Club: Freshman Cabinet: Sophomore Commission : Scribblers 3. HiLMA Amanda Holkko Conneaut EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha : Kappa Phi : Y. W. C. A. : Student ' s Chemical Society : W. A. A.: May Fete: Hoodoo Mixer 4. Katherine Kittle Columbus ARTS-KDUCATION. H. A. and B. Sc. Kappa Alpha Thetn : Y. W. C. A. [204] Grace Evelyn King Hill.urd AGRICULTURE, R. Sc. DoROTHA RlTH MlTCHELL Marion AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Y. W. C. A. L 2. 3. 4 : Glee Club; GrHnKe 3. 4; Four-H Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Home Eco- nomics 1. 2. 3. 4. Anne Mae Heacock Columbus ARTS-KI)UC. TI()N. H. A, and B. Sc. Phi Mu : Lc-a ruc of Women Voters 2, 3. 4 : Pen anil Brush Cluh I. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club; Student Council Style Show 3 ; Y. W. C. A. 1. 2. 3. 4. [ 20S ] { 206 } ■MILTON CANip; SONS AND DAUGHTERS [207] Meyer Montgomery Snyder In DuBois Reynolds Riggs Yelskv Grim MiUigan SPHINX MEMBERS Robin Adair Bell Merlin Arch DuBois Fred Howe Grim Lawrence Paul Irwin Alex William Klcm Frederick James Milligan Jeremiah Charles Montgomery Kenneth Moore Clarence Musgrave Charles Stephen Reynolds David Ramsey Riggs Theodore Roosevelt Meyer Edward Morton Shulinan William Stanford Snyder Charles Joseph Stevens Milton Yelsky [208] Eastburn Rasor McCamfihcll l.oeb Sicdenberg MORTAR BOARD MEMBERS Lois Eleanor Cottrcll Nellie Eastburn Alice Leah Loeb Jean Katherine McCampbell Betty Lee McCord Alice Elisabeth Rasor Frances Louise Romer Dorothy Elizabeth Siedenburg [209] ■■ « m ■ PM ini ■■  f 1 I ] [ T I 1 ] 1 T M H . ; ' ' m K ' i ' l 1 r 1 f a Bte P 1 B -a l k ' 1 v k i J K . K ' H Si L B ■j m Ackerman Cox Hyd HoUington Wise BUCKET AND DIPPER MEMBERS Paul Eugene Ackerm,in Leon Kessling Ames Robert Plum Brunstm Milton Arthur CanitF Ralph Marvin Cohen Joseph Edward Cox Byron Eby Vic Knauss Gamble Richard Rings HoUington Donald Frisell Hyde Raymond William Klink Howard Edwin Kriss Harold Thomas McMillcn Herbert Wise John Lodge Wolcott [210] 1 North Sands L. Johnson Landacre C. Johnson Bowman Huggard Downs CHIMES MEMBERS Martha Elisabeth Bowman Florence Glenada Burke Lois Smith Critser Mary Esther Downs Frances Huggard Corinne Vivian Johnson Louise Johnson Eluabeth Landacre Ellen North Fay Virginia Sands [211] [212] OVAL MIRROR [213] [214] I ' ..T . - i •z i rf fcr-r- -T RESIDENT RlGHTMiRE talks from the t r ' portico of the Lihrnry, welcoming the newcomers — Dr. Burtt calls direc- tions to the groups gathered at University Hall — Milton Caniff entertains a section of Freshmen down by Mirror Lake — The vari- ous groups in front of University Hall pre- pare for their next appointments. S ' ? ¥ ■ -. ...., I, flt .!%■• m ' i [:in y- ' HE early fall brings many inter- I esting events — Cane Rush be- tween the Freshmen and Sopho- mores is the climax of the first week — The Sophomores line up on the old Ohio Field — A helpless victim gives in — A group of Sophomores after the light dis- play how tough they are — Early foot- ball practice is held in track suits be- cause of the intense heat. n f216} -iO B 111- College Deans review the an- nual Armistice Day parade — A group of students are snapped between classes — The infantry goes by the reviewing stand in the Armistice Day parade — Pi Delta Epsilon, honorary journalistic fraternity, holds its annual convention, bringing delegates from all over the country. [217] r¥mm FOOTBALL season brings many events — Scores assemble beneath the Stadium to watch the results of the Princeton game flashed on the Grid-graph — One of the special trains from Northwestern proudly displays itself before the camera — Many notables, including Governor Donahey and Governor Small, stand at attention when the Michigan Stadium is dedicated — Fathers of the football players line up between halves on Dads Day. [218} 1 FTER waiting for hours, the Hue tor Michi- giin game tickets begins to move — A Yel- low Cah brings a few of the rooters to the Union Station to take a special train for Michi- gan — Captain Meyer and Captain Oosterbaan receive chrysanthemums )ust before the game be- gins — The camera catches clusters of students at daybreak waiting to buy tickets for the Michigan game — The famous Ohio State Band arrives be- fore the Michigan Union. f- [219] [220] [221} ' :ait ' ' «ji ' [222] [223] A. t :; ■in ff !♦ I liJ: r ARious activities complete the fall I J program — The Engineers hold an initiation on Smock Day — The Smock Day participants gather on the steps of Brown Hall — The Engineers hold their annual round-up — Two of the prize acts are snapped in their midst — The new Student Court prepares to try the traffic offenders. i)rii o o- ifi V V 4 ' -Jf; asdXk Su i [224] IC I [225 ] 226 ] [ 227 ] HE approach of Spring brings all I sorts of things for the campus — The almost forgotten splash comes from Mirror Lake as Bucket and Dipper initiates — Milton Caniff and Ralph Cohen take to selling patent medicines — Virginia Hughes takes a lead in Strollers when they present The Swan — A trial is held on the Museum steps during Bucket and Dipper initiation — Crowds assemble at the Lake to watch the long honored ceremonies of Bucket and Dipper. [228} f I HE old smokestack falls during I ' l Spring vacation — President Right- mire presents the Battelle sword — Tom Rogerson takes the male lead in The Swan — Artillery students look over their scores on the pistol range across the Olentangy River — The Sopho- mores begin to jump the hurdles with their horses in riding class. [229] ■ - ' rt ' --i. — ■ ' III TiNK Day brings one of the most delightful I traditions — The old Sphinx men lead the new to Mirror Lake — President Right- mire eongratulates those who are linked as they are eonducted to the steps of University Hall — The procession goes to the Sun Dial — Ceremonies for the new men are held around the Sun Dial — The old and new members line up along the Lake. [230] f UCK.E1 and Dipper holds its annual initi- IJ ation — Some of the new members drop their buckets in front of the Adminis- tration Building — The initiates look for the moon — Ceremonies take place around the Bucket and Dipper rock — Vic Gamble wades out to find a rock in Mirror Lake — The old and new members get together just before the ceremonies end. [231] [232] eilMES conducts its cere- monies — The new mem- hers line up with the old before Orton Hall — The new members are tak- en blindfolded to the Sun Dial — The blindfolds are re- moved and ceremonies are held about the Sun Dial — congratulations are in order before Orton Hall. [ 234 ] [ 23 ] eoMMENCEMENT brings the school year to a close — The Baccalaureate service in the Stadium opens the final week — Some old grads line up for a stunt after the Sunset Supper — The Board of Trustees and President Rightmire arrive at the Parents Day luncheon — President Rightmire delivers the address fol- lowing the Sunset Supper — The Sunset Sup- per is held beneath the Stadium, when all the reunion classes get together for a jubilee. r2?6] i eLASS Day exercises take place in the Browning amphitheatre — The Senior Class officers get together for the last time — Ivy planting takes place at the corner of Pomerene Hall — The graduating Seniors start getting their diplomas from Presi- dent Rightmire at the Commencement exer- cises — The Commencement exercises are held in the Coliseum with one of the most im- pressive services in the history of the school. r 2 ] i gUti [238] PRESS [259} Donald H de Joseph Myers Faculty Thomas French Faculty Fred Milhgan Student Sendte Charles Reynolds Editor 1927 Makw Edward Shulman THE MAKIO OF 1928 Donald Hyde Editor-in-Chief Paul Ackerman Business Manager Milton Caniff Art Editor Paul Ack,erman THE MAKIO BOARD Business Manager 1927 Ma}{ia Donald Hyde Editor Ma io of 1928 Paul Ackerman Business Manager Ma io of 1928 Herbert Wise Member-at-Iarge (7 ' ' Makio of 1928 takes great pleasure in submitting to the students of Ohio State I C University a yearbook built with them alone in mind. In many respects it differs little from V-X previous years. However it was created to serve as a lasting memory for those attending college in the year 1928. It was the aim of the editors to vivify in book form college life as it is today in tribute to those who are the heart and soul of it. Of course the great complexity of our university has made it impossible to include everything. Yet it is hoped that nothing vital in the makeup of our life has been neglected. If today you can enjoy and feel a part of this book, if in five years it will bring back the pleasantest memories to you, if in fifty years it will serve as the emblem of your college days to which you can point with satisfaction — maybe even with a laugh of remembrance — in other words, if The Makio of 1928 makes you respond now and forever to the spirit of the present day, it will have accomplished its high- est and most desired purpose. My Reynold . l,lliti,in Sliiilnuin [240] Marshall Cam tf Dunlap EDITORIAL STAFF Charles Reynolds Edwin Tuttle ADMINISTRATION George Marshall, Editor Hall Lippincott Louise Johnson John Wolcott CLASSES Milton Yelsky, Editor George Shellaharger Faye Sands ATHLETICS Herbert Wise, Editor Fred Grim Charles Rideout Ruth Rosenthaler Robert Gunning Advisory Editor Managing Editor OHIO LIFE Richard Hollington, Editor Frederick Milligan Merlin DuBois Jeremiah Montgomery Betty McCord Alice Loeb ORGANIZATIONS John Dunlap, Editor Marvin Quackenbush Jean McCampbell Alfred Gans Charlene Poston Russell McNeill FEATURES Ralph Cohen, Editor Richard Wolfe Phil Adams Sara Roach Ellen North PERSONAL INDEX Vic Gamble, Editor Frances Huggard • Don Hart Ann Huntington Agnes Cherry Gerald Boyd SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES James Henderson Paul Steinberger Ferd Stone Edmund Young Shellaharger Cohen Johnson Huggard Steinberger Stoi e lu eh Young Roxenthalei Sands TutlU Henderson [241} Gerber Lebensberger Potter hishcr Woodruii Max Fisher BUSINESS STAFF EnwARD M. Shulman William A. Woodruff - Advisory Busxness Manager Associate Business Manager Steve Cook Ed Jones Martin Baldwin ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Robert Gerher Joe Potter DIRECTORS OF PUBLICITY Ralph Cohen Margaret Davis ADVERTISING MANAGER Myron M. Lebensburger OFFICE MANAGERS John R. Barrows Mkrtin E. Siegel OFFICE AND SERVICE Harold Goldman Forrest Stewart John Bohlender Buddy Moser Georg ' ; Harrison, Jr. Horace Tuller Luther Lalendorf Dunlu t Vtihen Uidtoul Grim luslur Hiilltn Cherry North lioaenthatcr Sands Gi-rhcr Young trotter l.oeb Mo.wr Sunw Atar.ihotl l.it ftincott HoUmnton Hort Heniler.%on Amiiit M illigan I lyjf Ackerman HuttarJ W i,if ' Su-inhi ' rt fr fcNfiU - tilli-t Shfttahoraer liarrotrs C ' tJufe Johnxon ' otcolt tSifgft [242] THE SUN DIAL Clayton Rawson Editor-in-Chief Matthfw McConnell Bitsuie.s-.s Manager Milton Caniff Art Editor Clayton Rawson Charles Dewey Cujitnbwting Editor Carsten Ahrens CoiUnbutnig Editor Matthew McCunntfll Ralph Cohen William Thomas Harry Lawner Theodore Goldsmith ASSOCIATE EDITORS EDITORIAL STAFF Miles Smith Edna Silverstein Albert Sinks Edward Taylor James Weaver Gordon Greenbcrg Ruth Rosenthaler James Henderson Charles Okerbloom ART STAFF George Johnson Carman Scudieri Charles Surendorf William Dvvyer John Whitcomb Charles Jenne Manny Weis Walter Kidd BUSINESS STAFF William Woodruff Robert Gunning George Kellogg Russell McNeill Robert Irvine Harold Brooks Heniicrson Limner Sinks X ' litry .McNeill Jennc Gunning Otwrhlocm Ahrens Taylor Woodruff Thomas ColJsmilh WVatvr Lombard .McConnell Sttverstein Rawson Cohen D243.]- THE OHIO STATE LANTERN George Snodurass Editor-in-Chief Henry Walker Business Manager George Snodgrass EDITORIAL STAFF Milton Yelsky Sports Editor Frances Kirkpatrick - Harold Stacy - ' Stage and Screen Editor William Schultz - - Maurice Denk. Arden Strang - - Prowler Mary Underwood - - Vera Lamprecht . . . . Churc i Editor Charlotte Sherwood - Henry WalJjer Societ ' j Editor Question Editor Exchange Editor Columnist Irvin Dawson Robert Funk Fall Quarter Ralph Cohen Hester Kiler Myron Lebensburger Henrietta MacFarland Byron Wilson MANAGING EDITORS Franklin Hopkins NEWS EDITORS Winter Sliiarter William Boyenton Margaret Davis Edwin Garman Ruth McCrea Stanley Schellenger Isabel McDonald Mary Short Spring Quarter William Dornbirer Edwin Garman Earl Hall John McConaugy Stanley Schellenger Arden Strang Byron Wilson The Lantern T cws Editors [244] Hop (nis Short Funk, McDonald Dawson BUSINESS STAFF Henry Walker Business Manager Fred Pfeiffer, Jr. Circulation Manager William Dornbirer Collection Manager Herbert Wise Junior Manager John Heiskell Assistant Junior Manager Jane Carroll Assistant Junior Manager Elizabeth Hogan Des Assistant SOPHOMORE BUSINESS MANAGERS Robert Snypp Frank Barnes 1927 SUMMER LANTERN STAFF William Buchanan Editor-in-Chief David T. Regan T ews Editor Isabel McDonald 7{ews Editor William Dornbirer 7 (eu ' s Editor Irvin Dawson T ews Editor Henry Walker Business Manager The Lantern Stag [245] Delmar Glenn James Florea Josephine Britton Martha Dush George Eikenberry Margery Rutledge THE AGRICULTURAL STUDENT Delmar Glenn Editor ' in-Chief Lawrence Mountjoy Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF ASSOCIATES James Grandstaff Louise McGill Horatio Mason Lawrence Mtumfjov Managing Editor Luther Mindling Kenneth Nixon Harold Obrecht Joseph Schadd Homer Browning BUSINESS STAFF Harold Wilbur Assistant Busmess Manager Leonard Melching Advertising Manager Raymand Law Circtdation Manager ASSOCIATES Marion Cook Paul Tuttle Nettie Gates llnllon (,l,nn W ,11.- ' W ••nlin linnixhtr H.ill [246] THE OHIO STATE ENGINEER Edward Heck Editur HoMlR FORSCHNER Business Manager Edward Hec}{ Homer Forschner FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD Dean Enilnir)- HitLlK ' ock John Yountjcr Sada Harbarger Ddnalo Johnstone Departmental Editor David Chancellor Feature Editor Clarence Keller Advertising A ' ttinager Havward Gay Circtilation Manager Homer Devitt Office Secretary EDITORIAL STAFF Mark Allen Walter Galloway Brige Reay Gordon Butts John Goddard Edward Sercik Patsy Difloure Richard Jeffrey Louis Stewart Samuel Lockshin BUSINESS STAFF Jack Bieher Henry Lear Robert Muekley John Hess Russell Lindsley Harold Todhunter Willi, im Hines Norman Malone Raymon Wyer William Morelock Guv liiirnfwrsi C ' O, MuckUv Johnstone Heck I )tt lit Mulonf I fiukg Strctk Jffffty Dtjiourc Groftf e Hitchcock Harbarger Forschner Chancellor ( 247 } OHIO COMMERCE Thomas Wheeler Editor-in-Chief Charles Pieper Business Manager Charles Piefttfr Thomas Wheeler John Lucas Managing Editor Clarence Wildasinn Advertising Manager Regina Young , , - . Secretary Leonard Miller Howard Peters ROLLIN FiSER Richard John Peter Wallace Irwin Thall Warren Post Albert Finley Assistants WuUm,- l-istr John lluM l o.u Peters Wi iiiijinn Young Lucas Millet [248] GOVERNMENT [249] Set her I Plotter ' Thompson Geiler Baggott Mdler McConnell Hollmgton Fr Recker Montgomery Hyde Mdligan Htileoul Snodgrass Du Bois Stockwcll Elherjild Sleuart DimUify Mack ' ilsky STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS Frederick Millioan President Donald Hyde Vice-President Eugene Mack Secretary John DunLAP Treasurer Samuel Seibert Assistant Secretary Martin Elberfeld Assistant Secretary Gerald Boyd Assistant Seoetarv Shefforf) Millfr Assistant Secretary Agriculture Gerald R)erson Aiunini Association James Morrill Athletic Department Gcorjie Trautm.in Buc (et and Dipper Richard Hi)]linuton Cadet Officers Club Frederick Gcilcr Cornnicrce and Adniinislration Charles Ridcout REPRESENTATIVES Lantern George Snodgrass Law Hf.race B.iggot Liberal Arts John Dunlap Ma (u Donald Hyde Medicine Herbert Stockwell Cduncil of ?4 Cloud Recker Dentistrv Frederick Fri Dra7fiatic Board Charles Schoenl.iuh Education Ivan Irick £ igi7ieering Louis Stewart Faculty Rolvrl Meiklejohn nter-Fralcrnitv Ccinu Merlin DuBois Ohio Union Jeremiah Monlgomery I Pharmai.y Lloyd Plotter Professional hner-Fraternity Council Charles Bahhs Sphinx Milton Yelsky Student Coutuelor Joseph Park Sun Dial Matthew MeConnell T. M. C. A. Don Hart V ' eterinarv Medicine Theodore Thompson [2 0] .Montgomery Reynolds Snodgrass STUDENT COURT MEMBERS George Bnclgcly Marshall, Chief Justice Jeremiah Charles Montgomery Charles Stephan Rc ' nolds Charles Hamilton Ridcoiit George Aker Snodgrass Donald Curtis Turnhull Herbert Wise [2 } Durbin Stair SchoenUmh Liiilirt Brown Nechter Pcdroity Sieberl Kohankte Stone Grove Hunt Bteber Harrod Lemon McNeill rinck HolUngton Warne Boyd Reckcr Milligan ones Ros3 W. hi, Hetrick DltnhfJ Fri KohUr Elberjdd Gunning COMMITTEE OF 88 OFFICERS Cloud Recker President Leland Arthur Ronald Bachman Robert Bechtel John Bieber Gerald Boyd George Brinck James Brown Mark Brown Oscar Carlin Willis Cresap Charles Davis Joe Dempsey Richard Diehl John Dunlap Eustacius Durhin Martin Elbcrtield Robert Ewing John Fowler Fred Fri Andrew Freidman Piez Gastineau Fred Gciler Edwin Gorman MEMBERS Thomas Grove Robert Gunning Floyd Henderson Robert Henderson Merle Herrod Edwin Hetrick John Hill Robert Hines Richard Hollington Harry Hunt George Jones Charles Kohankie Foy Kohler Earl Lautenschlager George Lemon Russell McNeill Wayne Manor Smith Master Richard Middieton Fred Milligan Howard Montgomery Jeremiah Montgomery Lawrence Nechter Gerald Pedrotty Robert Price Cloud Recker Milan Ross Harvey Rush Charles Schoenlaub Carl Schwenkmeyer William Sharp Francis Shelton Sam Siebert Charles Smith Richard Starr Paul Steinberger Ferdinana Stone Vincent Straker Paul Toole Robert Warne William Wead Harry Wheeler Raj ' mond Widerfield Kenneth Wilbur Herbert Wise Milton Yelsky Robert Yoder [252] Rotlischild Ervin Cherry Johnson Co Stcdenberg CoUreU -Aj Ii Cunninghanx Bonne tt Mt:Cord Downs Henderson Eiring Rasor Humf hries Ruhard McCiimnbell WOMEN ' S STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Betty Lee McCord President Lois Cottrell Vice-President Ruth Humphries Secretary Esther Downs Treasurer Class of 192S Elcahcth Hictt Jean McCampbell Elizabeth Rasor Dorothy Siedenburg Class of 1929 Agnes Cherry Jean Cunningham Rebecca Ewing Corinne Johnson Class of 19M) Betty Bennett Roberta ConnoUey Frances Holtzman Evelyn Richard Class of 19?1 Dorothy Aspinall Sara Ervin Ruth Henderson Sarah Rothschild [253] Siegenthaler Firestone y ' oung Judd Bone Underwood Rowland Woods Perry Lanpher McDonald Nupuf WOMEN S OHIO OFFICERS Elizabeth Rowland President Margaret Judd Secretar Doris Woods Treasurer Browning Norma Wood Chi Delta Phi Elizabeth Hiatt Glee Club Elizabetn Perry Home Economics Club Fern Siegenthaler Lantern Isabel McDonald Mack Hdll Isabel Clouse REPRESENTATIVES Oxiev Hall Bernice Lanpher PanheHe7iic Gae Morton Pill Upsilon Oynicron Lucilc Love P iiloniiithedn Isabel Young St. Hildas Hall Harryette Firestone Strollers Virginia Hamer Theta Sigma Phi Mary Underwood W. A. A. Virginia Bone W. S. G. A. Rebecea Ewing Westmiiister Hail Ruth Humphries Represetitatii e-at-large Mina Nunuf [254] Holn MMM Loi ' t ALL ' AG COUNCIL OFFICERS John Sitterley President Genevieve Shaw Vice-President Lucille Love Secretary Robert Yoder Treasurer Home Economics Club Lucille Love Louise McGill Progressive Dairy Club Thomas Sutton Townshend Agnculturai Education Society John Sitterley REPRESENTATIVES Horticuhura] Society Henry Winter Saddle and Sirloin Robert Yoder Ex-Officio Alfred Vivian True Watson University Grange Genevieve Shaw George Holmes Agnculturai Student Delmar Glenn Americiin Societv of Agricultural Engineers Gerald Ryerson [255] Aiorrison Wilson Collins R ideout Sommer DuBois heeler COMMERCE COUNCIL OFFICERS Charles Rideout President Thomas Wheeler Vice-President Mildred Abbott SecretarvTreasurer Accounting Cittb Donald Jones Al[)hd Kap[)a Psi Merlin DuBois Ban ing Club Karl Sommer Beta Ganmiti Sigma James Wilson REPRESENTATIVES Delta Signid Pi John Lucas Foreign Trade Paul Morrison Gamma Epsilon Pi Martha Collins lnd istrial Management Cluh Alvm Neuman Kappa Gamma Chi Mildred Abbott Ohio Cojiinierce Charles Piepcr Transportation Club Richard Thrall [2 6] King Palnwr Phelan Layfdd Bcacha. Fenlon Murfihy Peters Emtnert Higlcy Broun Deun Hitchcock Stansberry Heck [,tVake Johnstone ENGINEERS COUNCIL OFFICERS Fred Brov n President Elmer Stansberry Vice-President Ely FentON Secretary-Treasurer Architects William King Richard Phelan Ceramics Robert Murphy Willard Palmer Chemicals Perry Holm Elwood Layfield Civils Elmer Stansberry Ely Fcnton REPRESENTATIVES Electricals Louis Stewart George Lawrence iTidiistrials Victor Peters Lloyd Higlcy Mechanicals Fred Brown Donald (ohnstonc Metallurgicals Kenneth Emmert Edwin Rogers Mining Clarence Beacham Clifford LeVake Ohio State Engineer Edward Heck Advisory Lcnora Glasgow Honorary Dean Embury Hitchcock f 257 ] Hegan Snodgrass Maltingly Wihon MacFarLmd Stacy McDonald JOURNALISM COUNCIL MEMBER IN FACULTY Joseph Myers OFFICERS Harold Stacy President Isabel McDonald Vice-President Henrietta Mac Farland Secretary and Treasurer CLASS OF 1928 Diivid Regan Isabel McDonald Milton Yelsky Harold Stacy CLASS OF 1929 Byron Wilson Lester Biederman Menrietta MacFarland CLASS OF i9.-;n Dennis Mattint, ' iy Marion Clienowetli EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS George Snodgrass, Editor-in-Chief of Lantern Henry Walker, Business Manager of Lantern r 2 -S ] r 259 } MilU-r Yehky Park Aiassar Drake McConnell DRAMATIC BOARD OFFICERS Joseph Park President Edward Drake Secretary Herman Miller Faculty Member George WashbuRNE Faculty Member Strollers Milton Caniff Milton Yelsky Glee Club Howard Waugh Charles Schoenlaub REPRESENTATIVES ' Wesley Players Hubert Massar Ward Ewalt Freshman Dramatic Society Wavnc Wilson Scarlet Mas Richard Wolfe Matthew McConnell Unit ' ersitv Pidvers Hubert Massar Robert Snyder f 260 ] Loeb Ronier KUer Collicott Wood Moore Curry North Permey Simf son Kirkfiatrick Tweedu- McDonald ' GUman Letter PhtUips H. Jones Landacre Bright F. Jones Thomas Rouland Dennis Bryan Christopher Johnson Hasor SieJenherg Citnnin;ifumi MLCamfyhfll Hiett BROWNING DRAMATIC SOCIETY OFFICERS Elizabeth Rasor President Virginia Pearce Vice-President Jean McCampbell Secretary Dorothy Siedenberg Treasurer Louise Johnson Business Manager Virginia Pearce Mistress of Programs Jean Cunningham Mistress of the Wardrobe Mary Ellen Baker Catherine Bonner Mary Bright Anne Bryan Mary Christopher Ruth Collicott Jean Cunningham Mildred Curry Esther Dennis Lucile Oilman Elizabeth Hiett Pauline Huehner Louise Johnson Helen Jane Jones MEMBERS Hester Kiler Frances Kirkpatrick Vera Lamprecht Elizabeth Landacre Alice Loeb Jean McCampbell Isabel McDonald Adrienne Meek Eleanor Moore Ellen North Virgmia Pearce Ruth Penney Jeanne Phillips Elizabeth Rasor Frances Romer Elizabeth Rowland Charlotte Sherwood Dorothy Siedenburg Ruth Ann Silbaugh Dorothy Simpson Marian Spurrier Eleanor Thomas Ruth Tweedie Mary Williams Norma Wood Rebecca Yauger Isabel Young Selma Zeiger . • ' .....J. v r 261 } SCARLET MASK Robert Hines President Milton Caniff Vice-President Oeveste Granducci Secretary Matthew McConnell Business Manager Robert times Matthew McConnell Paul Collins Milton Caniff Edward Drake BOARD OF DIRECTORS Oeveste Granducci Robert Hines Matthew McConnell Richard Wolfe Milton Yelsky i EXECUTIVE STAFF Milton Yelsky Trip Manager Herbert Lombard - - ' V ardrobe Manager Paul Collins - ■ . . Adi ' ertising Manager Richard Wolfe Musical Director Richard Wolfe - - - -Publicity Director Don Eyman Electrician Herbert Wise - Assistant Publicitv Director VilMCENT Glass . . . . Tic et Manager Charles Frederick - - - - Stage Manager James Wilson . . . . Program Assistant John Dunlap Propertv Manager Russell McNeill - - Advertising Assistant Mrs. Tilly Baker - - - Director of Costumes Stokes McCune Coach Phillip Gibbs Chorus Coach Joe Merriman Chorus Coach The mimher of the cast of Bcaii Kay at the end of the last act. i r 262 ] BEAU KAY ' ' NINTH ANNUAL I ' RODUCTION Book by Leonard Lahowitz and Victor Icovc. The Entire Production Staged .md Directed hy Stokes A. McCune and Assisted hy Joseph Merriman and I ' hillip Gibhs. Music and L ncs hy Victor leove, Franklin Marks, I ' .iul Collins, Morton Parker, Al Wagner, Robert Hines, Frank Lewis, and Richard Wolfe. Artist lohn Wliitcomb. CAST CF CHARACTERS Bonaparte Kay. Beau MiLTON Caniff Co7i, ' td ice Anderson, Connie Robert Giinning Stewart Morton, Steiv Eim ' ARii Dohse Stan Morris, Ef ' silon Tin Gamma President - • HOWARD WaugH Claire Burton, Soronty Prospect Robert Hines Henry, Epsiion 7s[t( Gamma Porter Charles Parks Rose Bud, from Garden City Robert Stubbs Harry Park.s Richard Matthews Ladies of the Chorus were George Bohlender, John Gallen, Robert DifFendal, Alfred Mote, Edgar Woodward, Harold Romain, Clarence Zincke, Jack Williams, Folger Schaffner, Byron Kerr, and Fred Hauck. Gentlemen of the Chorus included Albert Barkdull, Fred Gugle, Roger Weider, Robert Snypp, Robert Krier, Edward Bennet, Nelson Hollis, Georg Chambhn, George Trees, and John McSweeney. Specialty performers were Phillip Gibbs, Alvin Neuman, and Joseph Merriman. The personnel of the Scarlet Mask orchestra included Richard Wolfe, Richard Borel, Allan Shu- mard. Temple Baldi, Joseph Pohlman, Frank Lewis, Dclmas Little, John Cowl, George BoUerer, Adolph Grossman, Alvin Bechtel, William Fitting, James Norris, and Leland Arthur. Tlii; Scarlet Mas Band wbicli icas the biggest feature of the ihow f 26. ] STROLLERS Milton CANitT President John Dunlap Vice-President Agnes Cherry Secretary Milton Yelsky Business Manager and Treasurer Miltcrn Cunif Miltoii TeU y George Washburne George Trautman Dr. Russell Means BOARD OF DIRECTORS Milton CanifF Agnes Cherry John Dunlap Mark Loofbourrow Jean McCampbell Milton Yelsky Milton Yelsky - - - Norman Sullivan - - Charles Wertz - - Maurice Greenberger James Henderson - - Bruce Alexander - - Ruth Rosenthaler - George Shellabarger Russell McNeill Stanley Rosenbaum Fred Knoop Matthew McConnell Max Fisher - - - - EXECUTIVE STAFF Ticket Manager Merle Harrod - - Stage Manager Property Manager Advertising Manager ■ ■ ■ Art Director Stage Director ■ Patrons Business Managers Fred Vosse Joseph Potter Edward Schnute Donald Clark Marguerite Carlin WiLFORD Ring Dorothy Ozer WoLFORD Shane Edwin Jones - ' Donald Eyman Walter Schmidt Ralph Kyte - - - Program Manager Business Candidates Stage Stajf £T % f f 1 Ti Cunning Taylor Alexander Larrimcr North .Sandi tioltn ShfUahargfr Jiaymond Gatten liryan Cherry Caniff McCarnt beU Ltfifyincoii Sidliitin Tomlinson Hunhes Johnson Duntafy Taylor Schnndt [ 264 } Huherl Mas.sar Dorothy Ball John M.irkl.iiid UNIVERSITY PLAYERS B(MRD C F CONTROL Hi.HiiRr Massar Chairman FlJiRA Bl,LLK Bdl.IN Crawiorii Bowhr ROHERI ' Snyokr Business Manager LuciLE Ridings Secretarv HONORARY MEMBERS William Dwycr Dorothy Hanimcn Geneva Stephenson Robert Siivder Howard Hayes Kenneth Webb Helen Alexander Flora Belle Bolin Crawford Bower Anne Bryan Milton Caniff Miles Smith MEMBERS Thomas Chittenden David Larrimer Betty Latham Jean MeCamphe Hanley Collins Donald Day Donald Fisher Paul Insley Hubert Massar Mina Nupuf Robert Snyder Vietor Peters Lucile Ridings Robert Riggle Harold Romain Emmett Smith Jaek Taylor PROBATIONAL MEMBERS Mary Brennan Edwin Bright Harold Brooks Jerome Brown Mildred Caulkins J. S. Coile Owen Combs Charles Crow Virgil Crunkilton Herbert Day Clarke Engleman Robert Everhart James Faunee Max Fisher Charles Fox Robert Fox Joseph Gill Mary Green George Henderson John Horine Ralph Hudson George Johnson Leonard Kurlander Vivian Lamb Jack Limbert Maurice Lubin Fred Machetan: Richard Mathews James Matron Charles Maull Eleanor Moore Lloyd Metzger Palmer Miller Charles Okerbloom Benson Owens Manuel Rocker Donald Ruff DeVere Shannon Charles Stewart Ferd Stone Robert Stubbs Carl Frisehe Villeborg Peltr E. Snuth Slubbs InsU; Hammon Everhart Alexander ' I ' omlinson Rujf RaJeUtugh Hays Niipit Taylor Latham Larrimer Snyder Ridings Massar Bolin M. Smith Stewart Brennari Bryan Horine Collins Brice Bouiers Romain Love [ 265 ] WESLEY PLAYERS Hubert Massar President Mary Lawrence Vice-President Helen Alexander Secretary Ward Ewalt Business Manager Hubert Wassar Ward Ewah MEMBERS Carston Ahrcns Helen Alexander Mahel Brumme Hanley Collins Kathryn Crowe Ward Ewalt George Holton Betty Latham Mary Lawrence Richard Lawrence Clifford LeVake Ruth McClarren Hubert Massar Virginia Metcalfe Palmer Miller Ruth Van Zandt Benson Owens Alma Ranneharger Holmes Ruggles Annabelle Sipes Graydon Trout Donald Bartlett Mildred Caulkins Leonard Melching Owen Comhs Donald Day PLEDGES Robert Everhart William Hincs Marcy Powell Lawrence Larrimer James Laughead Lawrence Robinson Meualle tlm-ns Himiu-harg. ' r Vnllinx hri-n ti ' ummi- Lalluim [ 266 ] I« MUSIC [267] MEN ' S GLEE CLUB BUSINESS STAFF Howard Waiigh Morris Wilson Director Howard E. Waugh President Student Director David Morgan Vice-President Accompanist Richard King Secretary Robert Miley Librarian Assistant Accompanist Robert Ross Member Board Director William Woodward Alumni Member Board of Directors THE ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT TOUR T •-■ ' H E Men ' s Glee Club traveled this year throughout the eastern halt of the State presenting well I balanced concerts, including both straight glee club ensembles and specialties. They visited Mans- field, Akron, Youngstown, East Liverpool, Cambridge, and Newark. The latter half of the pro- gram was sung in white linen trousers and scarlet and gray blazers. The Club traveled in two special Fageol Safety Coaches and stayed at first-class hotels. The pro- gram was well received at each appearance. Packed houses verified the fact that the concert every- where was looked forward to as one of the outstanding social events of the season. The Club sang for fifteen hundred school children m East Liverpool at a special matinee performance. A week-end trip was taken to Marion where a concert was presented before a large and appreci- ative audience. The Club assisted by the quartette made its annual appearance at the Majestic Theatre the first week of March presenting both popular and classical iiumbers. The home concert known this year as The Spring Festival of Music was given at the Elks Home on Friday, May 1 1th. liody, l.e Vakc UUcr, Krolm, Mttrfthy, liambucht Waxnilz, Sttfcr, LioyJ, Haycx, Powetl, Glandcr, Kerr, Ackli Ntckrl, llorum. Vi( ii-( M. Albcm. Iwiulu-l. Karnscy, litiyrntlUr, UttnJclrmtn, AladJvck, Jaiohs, Picpcr Hitcy, McGrt ' w, Grtjhn, Revnotds, Lar t LautenschUger, Parkes ' ir, A ofijan, SUUy, CouUi, Hing, Smith Taytor Kudot Chaljin, Schwartz, Hendfrsor}, Kortz, Horst, Cagen Hoffman, i-awcn, vj unuif, i- K ' I , yitfitc.v, iMtty, i ' ..-. _ -.., -, -- . Jonea, Nickel, Itoss, Schocnlaab, W ' l jon, Wuu l, l in Mot gar , SUlcy, C mld, ., ini, Nichtcr, Haney, Jonashejiki, Cummirxs, - • [268] MEN ' S GLEE CLUB BUSINESS STAFF Charles Schiienlaub Chari.es Rideout Business Manager Puhlicity Manager Eugene Mack William Gould Advertising Manager Stage Manager Hall Lippincott Emmitt O ' Connor Trip Manager Ticket Manager Charles Schoenlaub MEMBERS Second Tenors first Tenors First Bass Second Bass William King Gerald Boyd James Wilhelm Chester Cowdrey Edward Dohsc Ted Horst Howard Waugh Theodore Nickel Charles Pieper Victor Stiver John Hollington John Bing Jerome Rado Albert Essex Leonard Glander Charles Reynolds Elmer Haney Robert Ross Iviarshall Miller Paul Noon Earl Lautenschleger Richard Smith Donald Kurt; Ralph Griffin Steven Jonashefski William Denton Albert Schwartz Harry Handelman John Gallen Charles Parks Harold Henderson John Wagnits Alternates Alternates Alternates Alternates David Taylor Lowell Body Hubert Nichol Ralph Ramsey John Baymiller Charles McGrew Charles Cummins Marcy Powell E fl ■ . fl n 1 PI H H l Kl L-e H ItlJfhlkcr Ess x «,!.« . Coi iift: [269] Weaier Lyn an Smith Alhrecht H.s ' V Rosdwaler Scnbncr Glynn Xi ' tUon Goad Baron Caslow Lyons FijuUiuber Hcckinun Tafyp KUtz Karrei BaiUy MEDLEY GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Morris Wilson Director Sidney Goad President William Denton Librarid7i Nevin Klotz Busmesi- Manager Aaron Karrel Treasurer Carl Alhrecht Preston Baily H. M. Barcn Cleon Berlin Vincent Bryant Richard Caslow Paul Espy Kenneth Faulhahcr MEMBERS Guiltord Glynn John Grey Dayton Heckman Werner Jung Arthur Griffith Lloyd Kest Clair Kirchhoter Alhert Lilly Luke Lyman Dougliis Lyons Joseph Osborn Howard Reid Milton Rosewater Byron Scrihner Frank Smith Ernest Tapp Richard Weaver [270] GooJnch Rt-mU-y C Snyd,T SchovnUiub Bird Mohr MdU-r Callcn Inskcep Heaton Snyder Streaior I homt son huexsner Littlcfu-ld Holmes Stanjorih Marlou Mclinde Manalum ' Musselman D oods iicmdler Judd hi Woods Prout Shildon Aspmalt Hussel Marltn Dennis Creuger Worcester Wdey Melcalje hox Geske Hod.son lir in Meek Perry Lemf ereur H. Snyder Houston Christot f cr C.dinnin Kuhlnnin GIRLS GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Evelyn Lempereur President Elizabeth Perry Vice-President LuETTE KuHLMAN Business Manager Helen Snider Secretary Glenn A Huston Librarian Adriennf. Meck Accompanist FIRST SOPRANO Betty Asmus Kathryn Heaton Elii.ihcth Perr ' Dorothy Aspin.ill Elyse Higgy Dorothy Schoenhiub Eileen BemiUer Beatrice Holmes Grace Snider Catherine Berg Harriett Hyman Helen Snider Anne Bryan Margaret Judd Angeline Stanforth Violet Cash Luette Kuhlman Francelia Streator Helen Clemens Valora Mcllhenny Esther Stritmatter Jane Creager Elizabeth Martin Jennie Taylor Elizabeth (Zlrissinger Elise Miller Margaret Wiley Cora Geske Elizabeth Mohr Emily Worcester SECOND SOPRANO Esther Dennis Mable Kahler Jeanne Musselman Justin Gehring Betty Kyle Helen Russell Jane Goodrich Emelia Littletield Laura Sheldon Harriett Harris Mable Metcalfe Esther Wood Isabelle Inskeep Evelyn Miller Doris Woods FIRST ALTO Cathryn Atkinson Martha Hodson Winona Medaugh Dorothy Barnhart Glenna Huston Alice Prout Alice Denton Helen Manahan Mary Kelser Frances Fox Marjorie Tyler SECOND ALTO Marie Bogen Lucile Gilman Marie McBride Alice Byrd Frances Holtzm.m Faye Marlow Mary Christopher Virginia Hughes Ruth Remley Helen Fuessner Evelyn Lempereur Wilma Snider Margaret Gallen Nelle Thompson [271] f t?i f 1 -.•n ' z.nj ' i t f t ;f f 1 j ' « ir f i Ln • K BlJ i ti 1.V ' t 4 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CHORUS OFFICERS Royal Hughes . . . . , Dmctor Helen Fuessner Student Director Carl Albrecht President Dorothy Barn hart Vice-President Josephine Cantwell Secntary and Treasurer Nevin Klotz , . , . . Qmrnesi Manager Mary Coffin L hrar an Isabelle Wilson Pianist MEMBERS Reba Agner Herschel Ferguson Vivian Lamh Milton Rosewater Carl Albrecht William Findlcy Alma Leedom Dorothy Schoenlaub Howard Allison Charlas Ford Clifford LeVake Lee Schweitzer Dorothy Aspinall Helen Fuessner Charlotte Lingo Laura Sheldon Dorothy Barnhart Arthur Gaffga Emelia Littlefield Grace Snider Helen Barr Bernard Gayer Theodore Loeb Isla Snider Howard Bass Justine Gehring Margaret Lohman Myrtle Sniders Jerome Blattner Esther Gerber Dorothy Lord Angelene Stanforth Perl Bretnall Jane Goodrich James Lorens Homer Strangways Susannah Bry.int Margaret Gordon Luke Lyman Florence Stroyne Harry Buchs Pauline Grabe Vallena Mclllenny Opal Stuller William Burroughs Mary Green Melba McLaughlin Ann Sykora Josephine Cantwcll James Haaf Martha Mayer Ernest Tapp Anne Capretta William Hall Mabel Metcalfe Gertrude Taylor Kermit Carr Don Hamlin Lloyd Merger Russell Taylor Muree Clement Harry Handclman Otto Michaclis Ruth Trautman Mary Coffin Irving Harper Elise Miller Ruth Tressel Harold Cohen Harriet Harris Muriel Miller Jennie Tyler Margaret Cook William Hayes Dorotha Mitchell Catherine LHrich Madge Cixipcr Catherine Heaton Barbara Moser James Vogel Roella Crumley Glen Hommel Mrs. Charles Moss Thomas Walsh Virgil Crunkilton Helen Hotchkiss . David Nadell Benjamin Walter Martha Daniel Antionette Jacko Lois Nason Robert Weinland Herbert Day Grace Jackson Russell Newhousc Frank Weiss Arthur D Bella Andrew Johnson Harold Nice Florence Wilson Susan DeLong Edith Jones Stanley Plesko Ralph Wmans Roger Dolder Edwin Keller Amelia Pokoriiy Angela W xids Eug ene Eicher James Kievit Parcy Powell Esther Woods Ruby Elzy Nevin Klot: Paris Preston Harry Wuerfel Elaine Erwin Leonard Kurlander Thclma Pullins Charles Young Richard Ladd Jerome Rado r 272 ] UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA OFFICERS Arthur Cole President John Atkinson Vice-President Morris Wilson Director Violm Mildred Althoff Robert Brenneman David Engleberg Robert Fox Julius Fried Charles Hazard Elizabeth Killworth Wendell Koeh Katherine MeGraw Ralph Met: Cheryl Miller Louis Rosenthal Arthur Sehuenemann Pans Stockdale Bertram Surnamer Thomas Taylor Lilli.in Teeters Tympani Ejthcr Gerber Drums Dorothy Tressel Viola Kathryn Wells Cello Agnes Amstuts Ora Bailey Clarene Engleman Frederick Kocher Bass Thomas Moore Marjorie Sewell Piano Florence Levin Bassoon John Radeszky Marion Stephens Fred Zehring Saxdphone James Matson Flute Nellie Dunham Lois Heinlen Dwight Ladd Byron Steger Clarinet Herbert Conkle Carl Frische Donald Lose William Robinson Hor7i Leroy Bucy Trumpet Muriel Blair Marcy Powell I eVere Shannon Robert Sh.ipter Trojn bone Russel Alexander Herman Diehl [ 27? ] Buiici goes doitin the Field in advancing Ohio formation. UNIVERSITY BAND Robert Hines Joseph Odell MEMBERS Tliird Cornet Lawrence Englander Reuben Htiuver Arthur Klein Alvin Little William Seifcrt Emerson Wood Piccolo James Meredith First Clarinet Delmar Auck Kenneth Balsijer John Kocnig Richard Ladd William Lashley James Norris Harry Piper W ' llhiir Schultz Saunders Williams Solo Cornet Thomas Bowers John Case George Krebe Russel Steenrod Allan Shumard William Wollenhaupt First Cornet De Lafayette Carter Robert Cottingham Calvin Henlein Russell Luchtenherg Marcy Powell Leroy Roudebush Willis Stafford Second Cornet Richard Bore! Joseph Haban Ralph Miller William Robinson Jack Taylor Third Trombone John Furgason Coulter Henderson George Kehrcr Earl Kirk William Mcl ' arland William Moore Baritones Jesse Amsbaugh William Moore Basses Alvin Bechtel Sam Borlon Robert Fillmore Lester CJarver Lysle Kirk Wallace Miller Thomas Moore Rolland Uncaphcr Drum Major Commander Second Clarinet Harley Bassinger Franklin Bond Carl Frishe Harold Henderson Robert Miley Charles Miller Harlan Perry Robert Toomey Third Clarinet John Herrick Walter May William Romoser William Strickler Peter Voipe Altos Lawrence BcVicr Milton ( arey Toiva Huhta Ralph Humphrey Mil ford Schmidt Richard Shelton First Trombone David Alexander William Didelius Judson Foster Lloyd Hincrman Eugene Nahiiis Second Trombone RobertHeichel W illiam Meyers Carl Peterson Maurice Sheets Hcrrick Thompson Tenor Saxaphone Justin Ater Richard Francis Baritone Saxaphone Walter Gibson Arthur Gorsuch Bass Saxaphone James Forbes Buglers Richard Bel ford Don Humphrey Cymbals Alfred Barkdull David Lloyd Snare Drums John Dumbauld Robert Gatrell Robert Hale Robert Henderson Tom Lewis Alfred Roloson Don Sheldon Bass Drum Mliam Knepper John Spratt Soprano Saxaphone Harry Kchrer Neil Taylor Jay Van Swearingen Alto Saxaphone Richard Beer Herbert Spangler Robert Hines [274] SI SOCIETY I JQP [ 275 ] George Alber Dorothy Thihaut JUNIOR PROM SURPASSING previous proms in elegance and variety, the Junior Prom of 1928 was a gala occasion. The dance was held this year in the spacious mezzanine ball-room of the Neil House, which was elaborately decorated for the affair. The Junior Prom is the most traditional and largest social affair of the school year, and each class has vied with preceding ones to outdo them in splendor and magnificence. Music for the prom was furnished by two orchestras, one that of Phil Napoleon, a former mem- ber of Paul Whiteman ' s Band, and his Victor Recording Orchestra, and the other Pete Sullivan ' s 14- piece band. Dancing lasted from 9 o ' clock until two, and some six hundred couples attended. At 12:00 George Albers, president of the Junior Class, and his guest, Miss Dorothy Thihaut, Queen of the Prom, led the Grand March. They were followed by Clarence Ohsner, chairman of the Prom, with his guest. Miss Lula Browne. The coronation of Miss Thihaut was a most elaborate and beautiful ceremony. During the evening several acts, both local and vaudeville talent, were given. Jones I .. Itioii rif C ' arlin h lirotin hiimonl Athcrntan North Ji-nni ' .VuMi .i Doirm .■ shn iin llclhniiton tViif hxncr liti ' ki- Utius ' iinC mi r 216 1 Lulu Browne JUNIOR PROM Clarence Ohsner. General Chairman Ctarence Olist COMMITTEES Tic ets Ward Ashman Fred Gugle Walter Kochler Agnes Cherr ' Leslie Ulrich Lulu Browne George Beatty Jack Coffee Refreshments Helen Jones James Rossel Fay Sands Arthur Sargent Donald Woodley Esther Downs Chaperones Dorothy Thihaut Raymond Zettler Leo Raskowski Alfred Cans Richard Phelan Ann Armstrong Floor John Wolcott Kenneth Payne John Haas John Welch Norma Aldrich Oscar Carlin James Summers Music Frank Lewis Kenneth Crawford George Hupp Kenneth Auch Theodore Goet; Albert Hess Mark Brown Walter Schmidt Publicity Herbert Wise Richard Wolfe Harvey Rush Fred Vosse Eugene Mack Joe Cox Imogene Van Camp Elizabeth Southard Arrangement Paul Ackerman Frances Huggard Charles Jenne Richard Hollington William W(X)druff Milton Caniff £ntertdi7iment Emmet Milholland Byron Eby Ramona Crivel Emanuel Weiss Corinne Johnson Florence Burke Phti Aiapfii.iri liuriii that (clayed jor the Proii [277] James Daiiaher SENIOR PROM James Dan- John Dun AHER LAP Advisory Frederick Millit;,in, Chavnnan Oevcste Granducci Charles Reynolds Richard McCann George Marshall WilHam Hall Lewis Morrill Music Richard Kemp, Chairman Sara Millar Stani ord Snyder Francis Shekon Thomas Rardin Ruth Hecr General Chairman Busmess Manager COMMITTEES Tic ets Mathew McConncil, Chairman Charles Wert; Robin Bell Jane Richardson John Matthias Foster Smith Charles Pieper 1 Favors Lyhaherunes xt -t u r i Norman Ischant;, Chairman Charlotte Sherwood, ClidirnuDi Elizabeth Calkins Lillian Russell Robert Bruce Gae Morton Ruth Lloyd Richard King Frederick Fri John Winters Decorations Charles Rideout, Chairman Robert Hines John Baker Mary Bowen Fred Grim Marc Frank Mary Christopher tirou-n McCii Montgomery Mittigan Duntafi l.orb Crihflel.l m.ll M.illluM I Ml li,ikrt ll.ul .Snutti Kmn Hofykms Itrttce Txchantz l u. .uU Antifr sij it ' firuK h ' ri Hairdon WVf : Millar ' Shrrirood lilchartison ChriMot hi-r A tvf.in Mamhiitl ttirroil l intihtrr McCanr Hecr Kittte Calkirxs r 27S ] t Ward Aslunu INTER-FRATERNITY BALL OF HEARTS Warp Ashman - Mark Sturtevant Charles Ridkout General Chairman Jnstead of the customary Masque Ball which the Inter-Fraternity Council has given for the past two years, the council entertained this year with a Ball of Hearts at the Neil House, on February 10, 1928. The large hall room was gaily decorated with hearts and tokens in keeping with the St. Valen- tine spirit. The program of the evening contained several song and dance skits given by members of Keith and Locw ' s Vaudeville Circuits. Whitey Kaufman ' s Victor Recording Orchestra of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, furnished the mi ' .- for the dance, which was attended by some ? ' in couples. Sfurtei-ant Hill Ridtout [279] Richard Hollington Donald Hyde General Orgamzatton Manager Richard Grove Production Manager Hoyt Sherman Judging Richard WoUc Music Robert Hincs Ring Master Richard Hollington SHAWNEE MELEE OFFICERS Jeremiah Montgomery . . . - Qenera Chairman Claud Recker Secretary Herbert Wise business Manager ADVISORY COMMITTEE Betty McCord Joseph Park Lewis Morrill Elizabeth RowhmJ ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Construction Manager Technical Manager Ralph Raymond Organizations Ralph Cohen Fraternities Walter Kidd Sororities Merlin DuBois Clowns Joseph Dempsey Edwin King Coliseum George Trautman Joseph Ovies Electricians Albert BarkduU William Schub Blanche Stev, Milton Yekky Costumes Robert Gunning Tic)(et5 William Woodruff Programs Clayton Rawson Us iers Henry Taylor Harr ' Mumm KohU-r Cohen l( ttini:ton EtbttftUI .V Mlll.r lioyd Ihirntd H . tilU-r Wi,.,- llx.l,- GranJucci A (inf ; t« ' ' y .SlfWiirt Kf.k [280] RELIGION [281 ] Fred Milligan Glen Dflilon Y. M. C. A. Fred J. Millr;an President Glen Dalton General Secretary Donald Hart Vice-President Milton Popp Recorder Richard Hollington Treasurer Oscar L. Thomas Assistant Secretary Jeremiah C. Montgomery Freshman Secretary Melvin Barclay Ralph Cohen Merlin DuBois MEMBERS John Dunl.ip Donald Hyde Ward Evvalt Charles Jenne Robert Gunning William Kirk Ferdinand Stone Earl Lautcnschlager Brooks MacCraeken Get)rge Marshall ( tj ini i ; AhtrxiuiU Jfnnc Miinl):iiiitfr v. i- IhtnLil Cohen ' riioimis liariLiy MiitCiui:ken litmlt MUttgan HoUmghm Datton [282] Hancs Nuhol Picr.ton Pearlman Cay Neiiiand A cA fi .Matthciix Laiighciid Gerher TurnhuU Thompson Miller Slo u- Wilhclm Fisher Smith __ Hurfycr Adcock Moser Springer Ihchi Chumhltn Scott lioyd Jordan Hanoivr Roemc Riikcnbrod Lantenschleger Fein Henderson Cimninn C ' oi i- Thumas Kurlander Bnnck Dumaree an t RuiT SOPHOMORE OFFICERS FRESHMAN OFFICERS RoBFRT Gunning Jack Evans Vice-President Edgar Wolfe Secretary George Kellogg Treasurer James Henderson Editor Fall Sluarter President WiLLIAM KiRK President Robert Young Vice-President Earl Brown Secretary Luther Lalen ' DORF Treasurer Elmer Kelly Editor Robert Gunning President George Lemon Vice-President Edgar Wolfe Secretary WiLLARD Scott Treasurer Hayward Gay Editor Winter Quarter WILL M Kirk President Robert Young Vice-President Earl Brown Secretary Edward Junes Treasurer Elmer Kelly Editor Richard Jarvis President Grain Jordan Vice-President Edgar Wolfe Secretary George Lemon Treasurer Walter Pierson Editor S[ ring Quarter Elmer Kelly President Robert Young Vice-President Earl Brown Secretary Luther Lalendorf Treasurer Wallace Hall Edhor Lewis Stegel Lloyd Sajtt NagUy Poxton Rfidnurttr Hart A. Siegel Straker Montgomery Goldman M. Siegel McNiell Meuny Murfihey Johnson Adrian Hortne E. Jones Bobbin WutfelJ i 1-etine Humphrey P. Jones Morton Ei ins R Ei tns Dickinson Pickering Parker ■Stangway Peterson Kitty Jones Kirk Broii ' n Young Nye Kohler Lalendor Hindman Sutton Valden Ernst Eitman Xiithers Hartford Cook tt ull; Lloyd Johns Bohlender r 28? ] i ' orth Jones Huggard Bright Kirkpatrick Burke Ell ing Romer Stewart Sicderxberg Johnson Chrtsto fiber Houston Loeb Y. W. C. A. SENIOR CABINET OFFICERS Elizabeth Richards General Secretary Ruth Lloyd Assistd7it Secretary Frances Romer President Blanche Stewart Vice-President Frances Huggard Treasurer Emily Houston Secretary Martha Bowman Mary Bright Florence Burke Molly Christopher Lois Smith Cntser Rebecca Ewing MEMBERS Lola Hixon Corinne Johnson Louise Johnson Helen Jane Jones Frances Kirkpatrick Elizabeth Landacre Ann LindL-nherg Alice Loeb Ellen North Virginia Pearcc Sue Belle Rcmclin Fay Sands Dorothy Siedenberg [284] Ilk ' 1 i .• fiJ rj(jn Palmer J.ehman Clum Htggy Marw Anderson AderhoU Harrington kxtine Hlhot Hicks Rtggx Walker Lenahan Hosenblum Richwme Marshall Cruhtll l- ' easel .Manhein Schneider Loudenslager Worrell Jones Patlon Johnson Bales Feasler hum Men tnons Fgdeile Williams Hearn Hedges Kuhn Johnson Fetsch Hetrtck Jones Borce Hubbell Henderson Torbert Kroner Peabody COUNCIL OF FRESHMAN CABINET OF Y. W. C. A. Flora Belle Bolin Martha Collicott Mary Wilson Eldred SOPHOMORE ADVISERS Margaret Gallen Frances Holtiman Evangeline Klepinger Margaret Neshit Isabelle Pemherton Leona Rhodes Stella Stein Beatrice Aderhnlt Mary Anderson Marie Anderson Virginia Bates Jean Bostwick Juliana Clum Ruth Crahill Lucille Elliott Sarah Louise Erviii Mary Extine Harriet Feasel Dorothy Feaster Charlotte Federle Rosemary Fetsch Jeanette Harrington Ruth Hearn Eliraheth Hedges MEMBERS Ruth Henderson Caroline Hetrick Helen Hicks Harriet Higgy Mary Louise Huhheli Ruth Louise Irwin Rosalie Johnson Olive Jones Grace Jones Jane Kraner Margaret Kuhn Mildred Lehman Florence Lenahan Gladys Loudenslagei Judith Manheim Eleanor Marshall Helen Palmer Mary Patton Merry Peabody Catherine Richwine Marian Riggs Pauline Rosenblum Sarah Rothchild Clara Schneider Jeanette Skulier Janet Slemmons Beatrice Torbert Ruth Vorce Florence Walden Gertrude Walker Marie Williams Charlotte Worrell Roselle Wood r 281- ] WVi Hensel Metcalje Alexander Cassidy McCtU NOMADS Helen Cassidy Evelyn Hensel Helen Alexander CLASS OF 1928 Louise Gill CLASS OF 1929 Margaret Monroe Wilma Weaver Mahel Metcalfe All Honorary Society of Presbyterian Women. [ 2Rfi ] Hemel PLnson Risid Wcaivr MeUalj .S7iaW V liowman l ickerin Carman Van Hartingen tonroc Edwards FAlion ' Cupp E. Coy Jackson Thomas Tyler Relher Ktdd Mathews Cotner ' M. Coy Nofzmger McCill Casstdy Alexander Hafford Alderman Lewis Windom Marsena Bird Frances Carman Helen Cassidy Margaret Hafford Helen Alexander Dorothy Arnold Dorothy Cotner PHI PI EPSILON CLASS OF 1928 Evelyn Hcnsel Louise McGill Mary Nof;inijer CLASS OF 1929 Frances Elliott Grace Jackson Gladys Kidd Mary Lewis Beatrice Planson Frances Rether Mary Smith Wilma Weaver Mahel Metcalf Marctarct Monroe Edna Windon Charlotte Alderman CLASS OF 19?0 Irene Mathews Olive Rcid Lillian Van Harlingen Faye Bowman Elizabeth Coy Mary Coy Edith Cupp Florence Edwards PLEDGES Florabelle Fundenberg Jeanette Harrington Jayne Jackson Mildred Peters Dorothy Pickering Katherine Schaeter Wilhelmma Sprenger Marion Thomas Thelma Tyler Eleanor Weiiiland Margaret Weinland A Professional Society of Presbyterian Members. [287] Rayhurn Alu ood Clark HonianJ Hhutnuin Cherring,ton Scoifll Hcikclt Shoofi Lanf lu- r Metcal Liiwrence Croue Laycock Boners KAPPA PHI Founded at the University of Kansas, 1916 19 Active Chapters EhsUon Chapter. 1918 Helen Alexander Mabel Brummc Winifred Castle Annie Colburn Eleanor Flarida Letha Hcadlec Hilma Holkko Ruth Jenkins Ruth Jones Bernice Lanpher CLASS OF 1928 Mary Lawrence Bernicc Lincicome Mildred Mercer Louise Poland Josephine Ratfeis Vivian Raudabau h Lucille Scovell Beatrice Thomas Martha Ward Marjorie Weiser Bernice Bollenbachei Audry Bowers Kathryn Crowe Harriet Farrar CLASS OF 1929 Frances High Maybelle Kahler Margaret Laycock Elizabeth Leshcr Mahcl Westcrvelt Gladys Mason Virginia Metcalfe Mabel Price Dorothy Rayhurn Marguerite Trout Marie Trowbridge Catherine Walton Helen Westcnberger CLASS OF 1930 Reba Agner Naomi Allenbaugh Mary Atwood Dorothy Becker Genevieve Drum Corinne Dryer Martha Francis Vivian Gerber Irma Gieson Helen Hofcrkamp Ethel Jonson Celeste Knight Louise Kramer Lillian Laycock Margaret Madory Marion Morse Geraldinc Oeveston Esther Pilchcr . ' vant Jessie Rhulman Marjorie Sewcll Virginia Shoop Dt)ris Snclling Helen Suck Helen W ' lndmillcr PLEDGES Marie Anderson Louise Ashton Roselma Atkins Helen Axlinc Eloisc Baker Ehzabeth Bcil Muriel Blair Bculah Bond Thelnia Bringhani Gladys Brintlingcr Jane Cole Sarita Conrad Ruth Damsel Bessie Daughcrty Hazel Dc Wecse Martha Dunavent Margaret Emswiler Mary Ewing Mildred Freshwater Norine Fryc Katherine Click DorfJthy Gump Mildred Holmes Ruth Hurst Alice Johnson Lillian lohnsiin Ruth Kidwcll Cliarliittc Martin Tliclm.i Martin Margaret Mayer Ruth McAllister Ehiiire McC ollock Gussic Michel! Anabcl Miller Evelyn tVDcll Agnes Piosscr WMlcnc Quiglcy Joyce Qiiinby Helen Rcddington Mary Roberts Helen Sandfort Christine Sparrow Madelcnc Sparrow Isabel Swope Florence Venncnian Helen Weiscnt Gertrude Welsh Clavulinc White Ethel Wollgram Jean W K Ift rd All Honorary Society of Mflliodist Women. [288] Bryanl Weinland Streator Deeg . tacnonaLt Halfyfi Lcgg Extine Eagle Maittson Leonhardt Zorn Judd Porter Mtrcheff Hachtel Peine Walker SIGMA ETA CHI Foimded at Ohio State Umverstty, May 1, 1923 i Active Chapter Alpha Chapter, May 1, 1923 Judge Florence Allen NATIONAL HONORARY MEMBERS Jiine Addams Margaret Flattely Mary WooUey Lois Cottrell Aivina Mattison Elizabeth Byers Margaret Judd Florence Bush Alice Deeg Clara Eagle Marion Eslcr Ruth Hachtel Pearl Brctnail Louise Campbell Avis Dinsmore Emma Dominek Mary Extine Marjoric Hilkert Kathcnnc Kuhn CLASS OF 192.S Elizabeth Rasor CLASS OF 1929 Anastasia Mircheff Helen Nichols CLASS OF 1930 Irma Leonhardt Loretta MacDonalJ Kathleen Markcy Nettie Masek PLEDGES Marion Lane Frances Legg Edith Mansfield Lois Nason Phoebe Paine Gale Roof Evelyn Wray Dorothea Zorn Helen Nissila Ehsabeth Ralph Kathryn Petrie Adah Porter Iris Rundle Francelia Streator Anna Walker Marjoric Rud Alice Rumsey Mildred Taylor Manane Tschumy Margaret Weinland Evelyn Werts Jessie Wood A idtionaI sorority for women of Congregational denomination. [289] ( Cohn Pomeranlz Klein Potirz Seigel KUinman Schwartz Hutman Rosenberg Skofj Hetfitz Sacks Rfsnick Josephson Seff Fisher Pier Beckman Skofi Levtne Bieber Alursh Marcus Sfjlaver Rosewater David Bernstein Jack Gassier Ralph Coff Emanuel Deitz Harry Dworkin Simon Fisher Harold Ginsberg Samuel Goldman William Herman Morris Horv.it; Martha Jaffee Bertha Josephson Julius Kaiserman Benjamin Kaplow MENORAH SOCIETY founded at Harvard University, 1909 Ohio State Chapter, 1912 MEMBERS Arthur Klein Joseph Kleniman Benjamni Levine Samuel Lustig Samuel Marcus Winston Ocker Sol 0;er Ruth Ozersky Elizabeth Pier Max Pomerant:; Hyman Pontz Joseph Resnick Victor Rosenburg Milton Rosewater Theodore Beckman, Advisor Joseph Sacks Arthur Seff Arthur Siegal Paul Siegel David Skop Morris Skop David Splaver Evelyn Stone Joseph Stone Libby Swissman Harry Tarschis Gertrude Tempkin Isadore Th.ill lola Zeckhauser A national society or the urt ierance oj jewiih ideals and ctdture. f 290 ] { Pomerantz Skofy risher Ht-t Uz RosewaU-r Si!£f Josephson Colin Rtttnian Poritz ck Marcus .■ bramson Skofj Sfylaver Leiing AVUKAH STUDENT ZIONIST FEDERATION Founded at Washington, D. C, 1924 49 Active Chapters Ohw State Chapter. March 10, 1926 Jack Gassier Saul Cohn Harry Dworkin Eli Geffcn William Herman Martha Jaffe Bertha Josephson MEMBERS Arthur Lebowit; Morris Leikind Benjamin Levinc Sam Marcus Mac Pomerant; Hyman Porit; Joseph Resnick Milton Rosewater Arthur Self Arthur Siegel Morris Skop Libhy Swissman Isadore Thall Pinchos Wechter Sam Yablok A naliond] Jewish di.u ' Ks.sioti group. i [291] Rhiinhein Goldberg Leikind Alaver Kcsenlhal Millstone Blasberg hehe Ornstein Ackernian LtiVinger Skop B ' NAI B RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION Rabbi Lee Le ' inger Director loLA Zeckhauser Assistant Director Gertrude Tempkin Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL Martin Ornstein President Helen S. Ackerman Vice-President and Secretary Publications Harry Losin Ruth Roscnthaler Rosella Fchcr Student Cungregations Edith Rhcinheimer Ben Levine Dramatics Adolph Grossman Bronett Goldberg COMMITTEES Open Forurri Martin Ornstein Phihp Millstone Social Welfare Walter Benjamin Everett Blasberg Social Justin Rosenthal Betty Gunsberger Education Samuel Goldman Frances Mayer Athletics Stanley Rosenbaum Gertrude Tempkin Menorah Morris Skop At ' ii ah Morris Leiknid A Jcu ' ish orgatu alicni devoted to rcligunis. mhijI, iiid educational wur among sliidftu.v at the imiversity. [292 ] DEBATE r 293 ] 0 JtSJS¥ Gluniler AJacCracken Nfi; fy MICHIGAN-NORTHWESTERN DEBATE January 20, 192S Ajfirmative J egative John Thomas Morton Ncipp George Marshall Henry Schwartz Brooks Maccracken Ferdinand Stone Emory dander, Coach Question : Resolved that the Principles of the Baumes Laws of New York State should be enacted into legislature by all the other states. For the past two years we had been supreme over these two teams, but this year the teams lost both decisions. The Affirmative team met Michigan at Ohio State, and the Negative lost to Northwestern at Evanston. INDIANA-PURDUE DEBATING TEAM March 1, 1928 Ajfirmauve J egative Willard Levin Evan Wright Charles Rusler Thomas Potts Paul Wood John Haswcll Morris Lopper, Coach Question: Resolved that the policy of the present Administration tow.ird Nicaragua should be con- demned. The Affirmative team won from Purdue at Columbus, while the Negative lost to Indiana at Bloom- ington. .y f [294] r Levine HaswtU Moorhi-ad Wood Vi. ' fight Ruslcr MICHIGAN-INDIANA WOMEN ' S DEBATE December 1, 1927 Affirmdtive T legative Elma Whitney Lillian Van Harlingcn Elizabeth Lesher Bernice Bollenhackcr Elizabeth Rowland Emmajane BerkhL-imcr Florence Denton, Coach Question : Resolved that the Direct Primary Should be Abolished. The Affirmative team met Indiana at Ohio State and defeated them, and the Negative defeated Michigan at Ann Arbor. ' t2i Hurlingi ' n li,-rhh,imer Hou l.mtl ft ViKni-v Ltslier HolUnbackrr [295 ] Xhintzini tin Defender Trunick Netpp Thomas McQuaid Wile: FORUM (HONORARY PUBLIC SPEAKING SOCIETY) OFFICERS Clair Trunick President Eugene McQuaid Vice-President Robert Blair Secretary Brooks MaccRACKEN Treasurer Victor Ketcham MEMBERS IN FACULTY James Ross Earl Wiley Robert Blair Bruce Blanchard Denver Van Devendcr John Haswell Edward Heck MEMBERS Willard Levin Harry Littman Eugene McQuaid Brooks Maccracken George Marshall Harold Muntzing Morton Neipp Ferdniand Stone Clair Trunick [296] MILITARY [297] i COMPETITIVE DRILL ON June 1, 1927, all the units of the Ohio State Reserve Officers Training Corps, held formal review on the parade grounds. By a series of elimination parades, the choice companies were chosen to parade in final competition. Company F, First Regi- ment, commanded by Captain Ernest S. Stark, was chosen as the best drilled company, and each member of the company was awarded a bronze medal, and excused from final exam- inations. Cadet D. H. Murphcy won the individual manual of arms drill this year. Cadets H. Bay, I. B. Cohen, William Evans, and P. T. Jeffries also placed in this drill, winning positions in the order named. The J. Gordon Batellc Sword was awarded to Daniel S. Earhart, who was chairman of last year ' s Brigade Prom. After the presentation of awards, the whole corps was drawn up on the Long Walk, and the graduating officers were presented with their commissions. These officers then took their places on the reviewing stand with Presi- dent Rightmire and the Staff, and reviewed the troops. ANNUAL REVIEW May 17, 1927 TVuiTE a number of orderly, and well formed reviews were given by the Uni- versity Corps last year, including those given for the Inspection Board of the War Department, for the Governor of Ohio, and for the local Commandant. In the Annua! Formal Review and Inspection last year, Ohio State was once more allowed to retain the gold star, which signifies that they are among the most outstanding military units in the univer- sities. This is the ninth time that the cadets have been .so honored. BRIGADE PROM i L. RGE number of students attended the yAl Annual Military Brigade Prom, held at the Neil House, on February 13, 1928. The dance was arranged by Charles Irwin and assistants in each company. The Brigade Prom, here as in other universities, has come to be an annual function of the Military Corps. [298] SCABBARD AND BLADE OFFICERS Eugene Reed Captain Frederick Geiler First Lieutenant Paul Alspaugh Second Lieutenant Howard West First Sergeant Paul Alspaugh Charles Beard Fred Brown Marion Burr Leslie Coldsnow John Coleman Ward Conrad Arthur Crawford Forrest Creamer John Cunningham Irwin Doty Arthur Falter Frank Fellows Homer Forschner Ralph Gallogly MEMBERS Frederick Geiler Thomas Gill Sidney Goad Francis Griswold Merle Hamilton Kemper Hammcll John Irwin Charles Jeffers Lester Kale William King John Lane Curtis Lemay Clifford Levake Roy McDaniel Horatio Mason Glendon Miller Harry Munn Eugene Reed Donovan Rice Paul Schneider Jason Simmons Harry Simms Charles Smith Richard Thrall Robert Toney Howard West Charles Wilson John Wilson Michael Zupko [299] • ' ? ' f -• ■ ■ ' i . t -• , -S ' . ' ' V • ■ ' ' ' , ' I -« ' V ; -«■ - ■ r I ISHhi ' 1 :3 rasiis CADET OFFICERS CLUB OFFICERS Frederick Geiler President Horatio Mason Vice-President Curtis Lemay Vice-President Rogney Ware Vice-President Michael Zupko Treasurer John Bavmiller Secretary Anthony Aerni William Albert Hugo Alexander Edward Alkire Luther Alspaugh Leo Andrews Ned Andrix Juhn Arbuckle Herbert Arnold James Atwood Urick Auckerman Claudous Baker Orval Baldwin Ray Barker Allen Barnhart John Barricklow William Barrows Carl Bayer John Baymiller Charles Beard Malcolm Benadum (Charles Billman Lowell Body Albert Bolsingcr Thomas B(jnser Rodney Borror Durwood Bowers Lloyd Brenneman Fred Brown William Brown Burdctte Buckingham Marion Burr William Buttcrworth James Bywaters Arthur Caldwell William Coe Leslie ( ' oldsnow John Cfjlcman Ward Conrad John C orlcy Webster Cottier Arthur Crawford Forrest Creamer Aldo Crisantc Wendland Cruey Walter Cummings John Cunningham William Curtis Francis Davis Charles Dawson Harold Dceter Adelbert Dersham Raymond Divney Cloyce Donnell Irwin Doty Merlin DuBois Howard Eck Howard Elliott Hallic Ensign Leonard Ervm Arthur Falter Frank Fellows Ely Fenton Jesse Feuer Arthur Fleming Charles Ford Homer Forschncr Gordon Foster Amedcus Friemoth Harold Gall Ralph Gallogly Crowin Gcycr Elwood Ceyer William Gibson Tom Gill George Glass Paul Glenn Sidney Goad George Goeller William Gould Edward Griffith Francis Griswold Frederick Gugle Merle Hamilton Kemper Hammell Charles Hart Walter Hauck MEMBERS Kenneth Hayes George Hendrix Erwin Hexter Eugene Hidden Dale Higgens Alfred Hiser Glenn Hommel Lawrence Hosbrooks Willard Howell Rudolph Hudak Howscr Hunt Charles Hupp Glen Hurd Jean Hutchison James Irons John Irwin Charles Jetfers George Johnston Edward Johnston Leroy Johnston William Jordan Lester Kale Albert Kardos Aaron Karrel Edward Kelly Charles Kitson Charles Klinger Arthur Knight William Krcmcr Howard Kriss Thomas Kuivinen Miles Kumnick John Lane Elwood Layfield George Lawrence James Lemon Clilford LcVake Walter Lower Rudolph Lucas Albert Ludwick John Lynn David Lyons Roy McDaniel Albert Mack Olen Mavis George Miller Glendon Miller Lysle Miller Alvin Mock Floyd Morris Lawrence Mountjoy Harry Mumm Owen Neill Blase Nemeth Russell Newhouse Charles Norris Clayton Nungesscr Fred Parris Herbert Payne John Peters Lyle Pettit Fred Pfeitfer Francis Pierce Lawrence Postle Thomas Potts Robert Price John Pu enski George Pyle Louis Ramsthaler Ralph RatclilTe Eugene Reed Doiu) ' an Rice William Richards Paul Rinkes John Rockaway Ralph Rohner James Roslund Paul Scherer Elwood Schmink Philip Schneider Ralph Schwart: John Seymour John Shepard John Shuler Thomas Shuttleworth j.ison Simmons Hairy Sims Cliarle . Smith Emory Vaughn Sam Vercoe Arthur Walker Samuel Walton Edward Wells James Wells Howard West Solomon Whirl Willis Whitehead Robert Williams Joseph Williamson Charles Wilson Fred Wilson John Wilson Ray Windham Gerald Wooley Erwin Wright Elmer Yutji Waldman Zoschka John Zuber Walter Smith David Smucker Paul Snider Robert Spry Ronald Stanforth Carl Steele Arthur Steiert Joe Stelzcr Lt)uis Stewart Donald St, John Mark Sturtevant Charles Svehia Richard Thrall Roy Toland Robert Toney Glenn Tretfingcr Alton Tripp Philip Truax Carl Turner C ' harles Tyne Philip Lhuhank Donald Valentine Joseph Varncy [ 300 ] PERSHING RIFLES OFFICERS Leslie Coldsnow Captain Erwik Hexter First Lieutenant Orval Baldwin Second Lieiuenant William Evans - - First Sergeant Chester Allen Mark Allen Stephen Archer Hubert Auburn Carl Bryson Carl Carlson John Clifton Henry Collins Frederick Compton Robert Corbin Frank Curto Carl Degner Ernest Fedor Harold Fissel William Gibson Earl Goodsell Frederic Grapperhausc MEMBERS Frank Heiser Norman Hetzler Wilbur Hodges William Hoare James Hunter Henry Ilg Paul JeiTrics Richard Knowles John Lafene Franklin Liming John Marotta James Mellott Harold Miller Albert Ncskc Frederick Parchcr Stoddard Raper Clarence Richcll Donald Schramm Arthur Schueneman Herbert Schwart; Charles Seiple David Smuckcr Harold Staffelbach Myron Strawn John Tipton Irwin Thomas Harold Todhunter George Tucker Marlin Wedemeyer Glendon Welsh Robert Wehr Earnest Weiser Aver) ' Williams [ ?01 ] h PI TAU PI SIGMA Ftmrided at University of V isconsin, 1921 4 Active Chapters Beta Chapter, 1921 ' Lieutenant William Mack MEMBERS IN FACULTY William Everitt m Robert Kalb Urick Auckerman Frederick Bayer John Corley Arthur Crawford Aldo Crisante Francis Davis Adelhert Dershem Irwin Doty MEMBERS Arthur Fleming Homer Forschner Leslie Foster Edward Griffith Kemper Hammcll Kenneth Hayes Walter Hauck Alfred Hiser Albert Kardos Richard Klinger Robert Knight Chauncey Linard Paul Snider Louis Stewart Francis Valentine [302} JUDGING [ 303 ] Schaad POULTRY JUDGING TEAM The Mid-West Poultry Judging Contest was held this year at Chicago, in the huge Coliseum on December 3, 1927. Ohio State ' s teams placed fourth in the Exhibition Judging and fifth in the pro- duction contest. Last year Ohio State won first place in their exhibition judging. SWINE JUDGING TEAM Nebraska won first place, with Illinois second and Ohio State third in the National Swine Show held at Peoria, Illinois. It was conducted very similar to the general livestock judging contest also held at Peoria. l oule% li,-nt U ' Vrnn.i i l ti. kms ObrechI Sccluiat Cttffry [J04] Ch.trU: Horton Snydiir APPLE JUDGING TEAM The Apple Judging Team, composed of H.irold Biiuman, John Snyder, Lester York, Elmer Horton, and Professor F. C. Charles, won first place in a very close, exciting contest against teams which had had previous experience in judging. Ohio won sweepstakes in the contest sponsored by American Pomologi- cal Society at Louisville, Kentucky. DAIRY CATTLE JUDGING TEAM At the National Dairy Show, held at Memphis, Tennessee, October H-22, our team composed of Floyd Henderson, Edward Berger, Ralph Pontius, and Robert Yoder, received twenty-first place in a field of some thirty-five entrants. Henderson was high man for the team. This was the first team for some time as few students showed any interest in the advance judging course. Saltsbury Henderson licscr Yoder { JOS ] [ - 1 ] ORGANIZATIONS BOOK FIVE FIIATERNITIES [ 307 ] GranJucti Stt ' i MiUer Norris Weaver Schear Alexander Recker Hall Bcachman VanCorder Houllry Knox Clark Bell Rverson Malhieu Ptet er DuBois Rtdeout Ryan Rowely King Fredericks Ulrtck Sweeney Borel Mack Burr Teegardtn INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS Merlin DuBois President Charles Pieper Vic-e-Preside7it Charles Rideout Treasurer William Hall Secretary Gene Mack Secretary of Scholarship MEMBERS Richard Janes - (JecirKC Clayton Robert Foster - Frank Teegardin Aladdin Bucci Howard LeFevre William Hall - John Darby Gerald Ryerson Mark Sturtevant Leland Judkins James Weaver • Miller Poppleton Howard Knox - Edgar Turney - Leslie Ulrich Mark Brown Edwin King Harold Morton Robert Bell Walter Kidd - Henry Lidikay Aron Mutliieii Harlan Wcllman Dwiglit Brown - - - Acacia - Alpha Chi Rho Alpha Chi Sigma Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Phi Delia Alpha Rho Chi Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Zeta BetaTheta Pi . . Chi Phi Delta Alpha Pi - - Delta Chi Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Pi Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsiloti Kappa Delta Rho Kappa Psi ■ Kaf l a Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Omega Tail Sigma Phi Heta Delta Phi Delta Chi Phi Delia Thcta Charles Rideout Phi Gamma Delta Leonard Ervin Merlin DuBois . . . . Robert Fredericks Lawrence Clark . . , . Edwin Miller Alvin Spiegel Gene Mack Kenneth Edgar .... Richard Borel Buddy Moser Paul Ackerman .... Edward Nelson .... Paul Ervin Clyde Houltry .... Ward Ashman Herbert Schear .... Max Levine Charles Pieper .... Oeveste Granducci Marion Burr Cloud Recker Myron Whitney .... James VanGorder Henry Mmitz • - • - Phi Kappa • - Phi Kappa ?%i Phi Kappa Sigma - - Phi V appa Tau • - Phi Mu Delta • - Phi Sigma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa - - Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Mu Sigma Chi - - • • Sigma 7 Ju Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Sigma • - ■ - - Sigma Pi - - Tau Delta Phi - - Tau Hpsilon Phi • Tau Y.appa Epsilon • • • Th eta Chi Thela Tau Thcta appa Phi - . . . ThelaXi • - - - Triangle - - Zeta Beta Tau [ . 08 1 Straker Eilyson Maitn-U Jennings Djlton Pedrotty Atuckley Broun f ' md Dawson ' atlrabensUm Sleuart Cotdslein Herman } Gundlatk Smith Walilagel C arne Ailen ' Hanover Ahell Atttcater Comer Vt ' okefield Sletfart Long Hetser Grotty Robinson liowen Hartford Kohler Thompson Horine Herman Little Johns INTER-FRATERNITY PLEDGE COUNCIL OFFICERS John Allen Edward Schnute FoY Kohler - - Robert Warne - President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS Carl Habe! - - Clarence Dinsmore Floyd Witmer - James Walden John Snuirrella Austin Knowlton • Marion Herman Harry Martin - Clarence Ellyson Robert Warne Dayton Hickman ' William Carnahan John Horine Howard Cundlach Frank Kardos - Stewart Herman Bryce Ware Acacia ■ Alpha Chi Rho Alphu Chi Sigmti Alpha Gamma Rho - Alpha Phi Delta - Alpha Rho Chi - Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tail Omega - - Alpha Zeta BetaThelaPi - Delta Alpha Pi - - - Chi Phi - - • Delta Chi Delta Kappa Theta - - Delta Rho Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Pi Warren Post Delta Tau Delta Foy Kohler Delta Upsiloii George Jones Epsilon Psi Ep.silon James Hartford Gamma Delta Theta Mcrwin Hoover Y.appa Delta Rho Dale Dcitrick Kappa Psi Howard Sutton Kappa Sigma George Kehrer Lambda Chi Alpha Cornelius Messier Omega Tau Sigma Leon Goldstein Phi Beta Delta James Harper Phi Delta Theta Elmer Plotter - Matthew Roberts Phi Deha Chi Phi Gamma Delta George Emig p)„ K ' appa Maurice Smith p ,, Kappa Psi Franklin Catleno Phi Kappa Sigma Lowell Murphy p;,, Kappa Tau George Jennings - Phi Mu Delta Leon Able Phi Sigma Delta Lotus Johns Phi Sigma Kappa Edward Schnute Pi Kappa Alpha Eugene Poling Pi Kappa Phi John Roth Psi Omega John Allen Sigma A p a Epitlon Herman Kaufman Sigma Alpha Mu George Nye Sigma Chi Ralph Higley Sigma Delta Rho Ellis Wiley Sigma Delta Sigma Robert Schutj Sigma Hu Edward Wolslagel Sigma Phi Epsiloti Raymond Bullock Sigma Phi Sigma Wallace Hall Sigma Pi Ralph Shear Tau Delta Phi Melvin Kennedy Tau Gamma Phi John Schacffcr Tau Epsilon Phi Cloyce Grotty Tau Kappa Epsiloti Andrew Friedman Theta Kappa Phi James Rumble Theta Chi Caleb Osborn Theta Tau Forrest Stewart Theta Xi Robert Muckley Triangle Paul Wallrabenstein Varsity Club Maurice Feuerlicht Zeta Beta Tau [309} Heeler Wei Fitzgibbons Hinchman Over Westwater Schiver Frtesell Spencer Wtlliams Stewart Seihert Chambtin Jones Stone Seymour Story Henderson Park Kerr Fnckman Kriss X ' au hn Hire WooJrul! MacDonuld Collit Milter Searles Adams Barber Schoenlaub Rideout Hi by Hohmson Young PHI GAMMA DELTA MEMBERS IN FACULTY George Arps Robert Coleman Thomas French John Markland Allen McManigal Joseph Myers Hoyt Sherman CLASS OF 1928 William Fitzgibbon Robert Henderson Roland Miller Charles Rideout Charles Schoenlaub Wade Searles William Young CLASS OF 1929 Philip Adams Charles Hire Howard Park Henry Seymour Merrill Barber Byron Kerr Bovd Robinson Joseph Welf George Chamblin Howard Kriss George Schwer David Westwater Paul Gibbons William MacDonald Samuel Seibert William Woodruff Francis Heeler George Dyer Hugh Baker Marion Chenoweth Thomas Creed Burton Doyle Wilbur Fairley William Foley CLASS OF 1930 Chester Frickman George Ream William Hinchman Richard Spencer George Jones Paul Stewart Robert GorriU Richard Grilcy Jack Henderson Russell Hines Robert Horn Fred Johnston PLEDGES Theodore Wlls Samuel Jordan Donald Kepple James Kievit William Lawson William McKinley William Nesser Ferdinand Stone Stewart Williams Emmett O ' Connor Milton Rideout Matthew Roberts Mylon Ross Eugene Shannon Charles Surcndori Founded at Wa-shiri ;toTi and je|fer.s oii ColleKf, 1848 69 Active Chapters Omicron Deuteron Chapter, March 21 . 1878 218 Sei ' siitcfiil i Ai ' oiuc [MO] Pofif) tuihtanz J . Rockauiay R. Rockauuy Hall Stroiher Snyht Huston Loop Hollington Hiiuck Walkt-r Kilboiirnc Ahemalhy Morgan vC ' etssenhach Holmes Darnell lirunson Ullery Dit Bois Cnm Zuhi ' r t.tndenherg, i- ravel C ' eau PHI KAPPA PSI MEMBERS IN FACULTY George McCoard Wendell Postle CLASS OF 1928 Charles Lindenberg John Zubcr Joseph Denney Merlin Dubois Fred Gr Harry Scmans Jack Ullery Robert Brunson Charles Darnell Gordon Walker James Abcrnathy Barney Ball James Brashear John Hatcher Fred Barratt Dwi ht Boycr Robert Coppess PhihpCntchfield Mel Davis Frank Foster CLASS OF 1929 Fred Hauck Richard Hollington William Weaver Leo Holmes Raymond Kilbourne Arthur Huston Alan Loop Fred Machetanz Elmer Meyers George Greer Charles Hannun Ralph Hinklin John Hollington Edward Howard William Knourck PLEDGES Henry Weissenbach. Jr. David Morgan Milton Popp CLASS OF 1930 Joseph O ' Shaughncssy Russell Regan John Rockaway Richard Rockaway Leslie Lisle George Massman Pete Murphy Henry Page George Parker Emerson Porter Robert Snypp Robert Starr Frederick Strother J. E. Williams Martin Sliryvcr Maurice Smith Robert Stegncr Samuel Walton Marshall Weaver Arthur Woleben Founded at ' Washington and ]e erson, 50 Active Chapters }hm Ohio Delta. May 15, 1880 124 Funneenth Avenue [Ml] Caniff Kneg Hel nch N,;lson AydeloU ' Koodley Conley Evans Calhoun IJU ' Buechsenehuss Okerbloom ' ilhelm Woodurd Taylor Dawson Hunt Yinglirtg Wdlis Morgan McCann h ' tnke Leu is Charlton Badey Dohse Hopkins Harrod Kemp Crihfield Ackern an Bidlack John Atkinson Harold Casterton Richard Stevens Horace Crihtield Paul Ackerman Harold Bailey Phil Bidlack Bruce Alexander Elliott Aydclott Carroll Bailer Forrest Buck Albert Bucchscnschuss Paul Wilhs Thomas Bachman Robert Boyles Overton Cahill SIGMA CHI MEMBERS IN FACULTY William Evans Robert Meiklejuhn Jay Park William Hendersun Joseph Odell Donald Power George Twiss Dwight Woodbury CLASS OF 1928 Merle Harrod John Hopkins Richard Kemp CLASS OF 1929 Milton Canilf Edward Dohse John Hunt Robert Charlton Jack Evans Walter Yingling Charles Dawson Lloyd Finke Damon Whitmore Don Woodley CLASS OF 1930 George Calhoun Robert Conley Jack Evans Ralph Idle Russell Klug Floyd Dunning Roger Drackett Frank Eichemeyer Joseph Everhart James Wilhchii PLEDGES William Krieg Tom Lewis Joseph McCann Russell McNeill Charles Mayer William Woodward David Morgan John Nelson Charles Okcrbloom Van Snider Jack Taylor John Key Bennct Mathiasen John McNeill Louis Peppe George Nye Grant Sain Robert Walker m Founded at Miami Utiivcrsity. 1855 87 Active Chapters «dS5?Sfc. P ' j:!: Alp id Ciamnia Cliapler. 1882 261) Fifteenth Avenue [312] Wtddts RowUy Elberfeld Sargent Lt-nxcolt Sharfy Clark Riggs ' ! in Hui t Hidden H Hush loss Barnhurt Colltngham Suinberger Sbrineer Hunt n rurnbuU H lurnbuU V Rush Bieher Diehl Adcock Sellers lirown Grisuold Bat:hman Milligan Hart John Brown John Dunham Rubin Bell Dwight Bruwn George Alher Ronald Bachman Henry Adcock John Bieber Donald Chirk Lester Edwards James Rossel Robert Tarr Robert Bauer Hamilton Bowcn Crawford Bower Robert Cartwnght Forrest Claypool Benjamin Esgar Eugene Thomas PHI DELTA THETA MEMBERS IN FAC.LI Robert McGinnis William McPherson Montgomery Pike CLASS OF 1928 Francis Griswold Nicholas Harris Donald Hart CLASS OF 1929 Rithert Barn hart Robert Cottingiiam Harvey Rush CLASS OF 1930 Martin Elherfeld George Fouch William Harper Frank Higgs Harold Turnbiill LTY Harry Rogers George Schaeffcr Thomas Trcharne Eugene Hidden Fred Milligan Everett Rowan William Findiey Thomas Ferguson William Griffith James Harper Bud Hosier Byers Howell PLEDGES Clifford Delhi Byron Eby Alfred Linscott Everett Ross Milton Rowley Alfred Sargent George Trautman Adolph Waller John Sheperd Don Turnbull William Sharp Clark Widdls Jack Trees William Masters Robert Mattchet Daniel McDowell Clark Morgan Robert Olinger Lee Peterson Charles Hunt George Hupp John Sellers Andrew Springer Paul Steinberger Murray Swisher Robert Weiser Walter Randall Lee Sharp Kenneth Snowden Harry Stewart Homer Strangway Carl Swenkmeyer Founded at Midini University. 1848 97 Active Chapters Ohio 2cta Chapter. June 15, 188J 1942 luka Avenue [313] AiaJilen VuUntine Anderson l errall Pruc Hess R. Madden liechtol ■Stewart Merwin Craver Simf son GinttT Aiote Moore Jeckcll Tyler Judkins Yoke Huhia CHI PHI John Bownocker Jack Brcde Rupert Anderson Robert Bechtol Jdlin Burkcrt Charles Bradshiiw Herbert Day Kenneth DcLoo:;c Reynold Anderson Herbert Arnold Bert Allen Rupert Bectham William Carnahan MEMBERS IN FACULTY Samuel Cobb William Smyser Charles jeckell Leland Judkins George Washburne CLASS OF 1928 CLASS OF 1929 Thomas Craver Walter Ferrall CLASS OF Paul Gintcr Robert Huntsberger James Kilbournc James Moore 1930 PLEDGES Alfred Cochran Robert Comer Harry Douj herty Maurice CJerhard Albert Kelso Ramon Wycr Donald Merwin William Stewart Albert Hess George Huhta Conwcll Madden Russell Madden Albert Mote Lowell Northrup Thorald Klinedinst Donald Mason Parke Nclandcr George Oakley Nelson Pabst Lawrence Snyder Herrick Thompson Sherman Price Robert Yohe Albert Petersilge George Simpson Robert Tyler Dale Valentine Jetur Riggs Theodore Stanton Frank Smith Robin Sharp Paul Viall Founded at College o Jvfeio Jersey. 1824 29 Aciiue Chapters S lota Chapter. December 23, 1883 2000 iiiditDiclu Ai ' enue [?14] Gunning Boyd Shi-lLiburgiT Slurieiant I U-ndr Dunnuk Raymond folinslon I Idl dm- H€ndrtx Quackenhusli Lippincott Hyde liruce Shjne Cugle Edward Baird George Boiling Alfred Cole Robert Bruce Edward Dunnick Frederick Guglc Wolford Shane Gerald Bovd Leland Aitluir Howard Boggs Louis Bo.sse Harold Cain FrcdCulc Robert Dillendal BETA THETA PI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Blakemore Evans William Magruder William Graves Osman Hooper CLASS OF 1928 Robert Mathews John Shepardson Hall Lippincott George Peters Harold Shively Wilhur Siebert Henry Van Buskirk Marvin Qiiaekenbush Gordon Hammill Ralph Licklider CLASS OF 1929 George Hcndnx Joseph Hill John Johnston Hubert Hcndnx Donald Hyde Ralph Raymond Mark Sturtevant Ric hard Wolfe CLASS OF 1930 Hayvvard Gay Robert Grinning George Shellabargcr Charles Evans Robert Evans Harry Fitzgerald Charles Gay Charles Hancs Fred Hatton PLEDGES Russell Heddleson Edwin Jones Nash Kelley William Kirk Edward M.igan William Moore Carl Poston Sherman Watts Jack Parrish Bernard Payne Vance Rogers Wilbur Smith Henry Spaulding Robert Warne Founded at Miami Universitv. 1839 85 Ai:t v(: Chapters Theta Delia Cliapter. December 16, 188T 165 fi ifc)it)i Avenue [31.-] ' ooJley WtUiams Strong Larrimer Jeffers Jones Could KoehUr W ' lie Glass Osborne Fouler Nelson Shermun Henning Hitchcock Harris Ktink Miller iSgs Zincke Gibson Faiour Nor r IS MilcheH SIGMA NU Frank Beach John Carruthers George Harris Orville Hcnninj Vincent Glass Mortimer Hitchcock Wilham Connolley Thomas Gibson Robert Bricdc David Bryant Dennis Clark Herman Dichl MEMBERS IN FACU Francis Coker Royal Davis Earl Tussin CLASS OF 1928 Vernon Miller Raymond Osbournc LTY James Fullington Darwin Hindman David Riggs Curtis Watters Knowles Hobbs Charles Jeffers Winston Gould Paul Jones Charles Hoskin Nevin Klot: Ralph Kyte Lawrence Larrimer William Metzger CLASS OF 1929 James Morris CLASS OF 1950 John William! PLEDGES Walter Koehler Raymond Klink Theodore Kunts Henry Sherman Joseph McElheny Lawson Reed Robert Schuts Samuel Smith Camim Thomas Charles Morrey Christopher Sherman William Wise Gerald Woodley David Larrimer Robert Mitchell Irvin Strong Norman Sullivan Martin Tuttle Perry Weimer Frank Wells William Zeuch Founded ul Virginia Military Insiiiuie, 1869 93 Active Chapters Beta N Chapter, May 22, 1891 22 Sixteenth Avenue [J16] Doughten Gleoson Cutter Sargent Cherry Heiskelt Powett Scott Rose Smith XC ' ay Rooks Smith Baggott Carter Green Pausch ALPHA TAU OMEGA Captain Foy James Hopkins MEMBERS Ted Lewis Joseph Park IN FACLILTY Samuel Raior George Rightmire Lewis Simes Lynn St. John CLASS OF 1928 John Arhucklc Horace Baggott John Darhy Lionel Fairthorne William Green Edward Menge Harold Rose Carl Bacon Charles Carter John Cherry Mclford ( tiller Park Doughten Marshal Bullock Stanley Carter Harold CriswcU Tom Jones Thad Kuenzli CLASS OF 1929 Robert Gleason John Heiskell Edward Ladd William Criswell George Dale Charles Ebert Russel Gagen CLASS OF 19J0 PLEDGES Robert Pausch Arthur Sargent James MacMahon Charles Powell Roy Rooks Ar ine Harold Robert Loney Harry Martin Lowell Morrey Don Smith Charles Way Howard Scott Emerson Siddall Ernest Smith Harold Webner Richard Winn Robert ' in:;elcr founded at Virginia Military Institute. 186? 8? Active Cliapters Beta Omega Chapter. May 6, 1892 193 Waldec); Arenue [517} Irwin Van Ness Kncr Bell MarshUt Surina Schmuil Richards Jackson Bass Peterson W Young Reynolds ' la lor Meyer Kinkade NeiUy Rasor E. Young Sedgwick Borel Coofyer Woerlein F- Miller J. Miller D. Milbr .S nyder Rogerson Coclirarx SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY Howard Grccr Paul Cochran Frederick Hummel Hnlhs Bell Robert Chandler Auhyn Cot)per Walter Ford Paul Alhracht Howard Bass Richard Bore! Richard Fairchild John Allen Ronald Anslcy William Beathard MordauiU ( ' oons Earl Dull George Marshall Theodore Meyer John Price CLASS OF 1928 Charles Reynolds Tom Rogerson CLASS OF 1929 Victor Gamble Dan Miller Charles Jackson Forest Miller Charles Kinkade John Miller Robert Krier Eugene Rasor CLASS OF 1930 George Hansen Paul Hoxworth Robert Irwin Frederick Knoop Carl Stecb William Fitting Edward Gall Leonard Garrard Wilber Halsey Allen Holinan Edmund Youn PLEDGES Paul Wyer John Neilly Carl Peterson X ' illla l Richards Howard Schlcreth William Kouns John Krizer Frederick Lowry James McGavran Richard Middlcton Stanford Snyder George Woerlein Walter Schmidt Cyril Surina Paul Taylor William Young James Sedgwick Donald Shafer Richard Tangeman William VanNess Marion Packard Edwin Price William Radehaugh Lucicn Rice Samuel Sclby I Founded at University o Alabama. 1856 100 Actiue Chapters Oliici Tluld C id itt-r, 1892 1934 iididitola Avenue [?1,S] H 1 ' lillll illl h-t hi lti|||Jijf%lB M|nBjPOB| 1 Chat anl Rvnoit Gritcc Cline GUisx S rnit Root Wolcolt Coleman Sun-ns Hecnan Mofilf omery ' I anncr Sanhoi n Rod her CaldutU Church LUuh DELTA TAU DELTA George Eckelberry MEMBERS IN FACULTY George Havens Vv ' illiam Rose Samuel Reilshaw CLASS OF 1928 Dudley Binyon Marshall Church Bcntley Grace Alan Root Arthur Caldwell John Coleman Theodore Morelang Darrel Sanborn Frank Stevens Charles Tanner Henry White Thomas Savage Lawrence Baver James Chalfant Martin Baldwin Thomas Bygate Robert Campbell Grover Chidcster John Spratt CLASS OF 1929 Leslie Ulrich John Wolcott CLASS OF 1930 Howard Cline John Hcenan Charles Renouf Edgar Glass Paul Montgomery Robert Roether Emerson Walters Frank Wilson PLEDGES Wilbur Edmunds Paul Krohn Jay Goct: Haine Hughes Edward Gray J thn Laible Charles Heiser Robert Mead Charles Kimball Dean Oatman Warren Post Charles Swank Horace Tullcr Arthur Wolfe Founded at Bclfiatiy ColIfRf, 1859 72 Aclii ' c Chapters Beta Pill Cliaptf r. tiovember U, 1894 80 Thirteenth Avenue [M9] Bdl Genger Tomlinson Young Neulon Glander Cheek Cariin Hulslead Thomas Potter Baxmeier Tschanlz ' erlz DunlLip Builey Shelton Darby McCann Earl Bailey Edward Baxmeier Robert Bell Gabriel Blumer John Halstead Charles Coffee John Darby Justin Ater Mctchcr Bowers William Buckmjtiham Arthur Cannon Guy Carr Samuel Clagj ett John Clifton Frank Corhm William Corrodi KAPPA SIGMA MEMBER IN FACULTY Arthur Brant John Dunlap Paul Kates Elmer Marek CLASS OF 1928 Sidney McCann John Seymour Francis Shelton John Thomas Norman Tschantz Leo Uridil CLASS OF 1929 Oscar Carlin Emerson Cheek Emmet Millholland Charles Wertz CLASS OF 1930 Raymond Genger Robert Ncwlon Leonard Glander Joe Potter Harold Zimmerman Worley Cron Dan Dickinson Harry Elliot Robert Evans Eward Hcnnessy Herbert Hennings Edward Herold Paul Jones Thomas Lloyd PLEDGES Edgar Wulfc Luke Lyman David McPeak James Marker Hershel Meridcth Alton Nagele Hubert Nichol Fred Pickering Kenneth Rader Richard Radebaugh Ralph Clarridge John Tomlinson Frank Young Wilbur Scott Richard Shelton George Smith William Stahl Edwin Storms Joseph Straker Howard Sutton Rus ' iell Taylor Ralph Whitticar founded at University of VirgiiiKi. 1869 102 Active Chapters Alplm Sigma Chapter, March 22. 1895 1842 Iiulkiimla Avenue [ ?:o ] r ' y-i MX t -rx M. Smith SnvM-r Hojsu-ttcr Strohm WVtn fiowers Wilson Simons Dan orth Pot ttlfton Kith Maull Shrayer W. Smith Loif Fuller Johnson Stouffcr Summers Gcrher Lemon Boswell DELTA CHI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Fred Ooxton George Riglitmire James Lemon Robert Boswcll Durwood Bowers CLASS OF 1928 John Poppleton CLASS OF 1929 George Ferguson Harold Johnson Gerald Hofstctter Warren Smith Thomas Wedemeyer Charles Dan forth Richard Fuller Robert Gcrbcr Thomas Strohi Earl Brown Dan Bowell Erhardt Dobrunz Fred Dinsch John Evans Milton Graff Theodore Gregg John Wilson John Kah Rodney Lii ' c Charles Muall, Jr. CLASS OF 1930 Robert Handley John Horine William Johnson Albert Lilley Theodore Loeb Hugh Loder Douglas Moure William Wead PLEDGES Kenneth Shriber Roy Shroyer Jason Simons Jacob Will Vernon Stouffcr James Summers Miles Smith Robert Snyder William Stoneman Willi, rllick Harry Morris Lloyd Mezger Frank McClelland George McDaniels Belmont McNight Ellsworth Pegg Richard Pharis LaV ' erne Reboulet James Shutt Charles Tyne John Van Derau Harold Wellman Wayne Wilson Charles Wyrich Founded at Cornell Unu ' ersitv. 1890 27 Active Chapters Ohio Slate Chapter. Mav 30, 1902 1999 lu {a Atciuic [321} H j H K ' H WliMMi Marshall Bangham Farnsworth Haigler Wagner Hull Haldcrman Dougherty Humfile Dinsmore Ho fman Smilev Shollenbarger Bishof Teegardtn Straw Kyle liacheUicr Hoffman Wallace Norton Kurtz McEowen Ponltus Henderson ALPHA GAMMA RHO Carl Gay MEMBERS IN FACULTY George McClure Clarence MacDonald Chester Reed Wendell Paddock Gale Baclielder Burdette Boyer Lloyd Dinsmore Floyd Henderson Elmer Horton CLASS OF 1928 James Hostetter Lloyd Kurts Ralph Pontius Eugene Van Buren Albert Wallace Charles Bangham Robert Bishop Stephen Burk Gerald Hoffman Maurice Hull CLASS OF 1929 Thomas Kyle Roy McEowcn Henry Rumple Arthur Smiley Carter Straw Joseph Dougherty Richard Farnsworth CLASS OF 1930 Robert Haigler John Saltz Frank Teegardin Cloyd Marshall William Shollenharger Armin Wagner Charles Bangham Kenneth Beanblossom Wilfred Burley Alfred Denghausen Russell Filer James Fuller Rowe Littleton Howe Morse PLEDGES John McKinnie Richard McFerren Leonard Richardson Glenn Salisbury Dean Steiner James Walden Albert Wcrth Wayne Wilson Founded at Ohio State University, 1904 3 5 Active C iaf lcrs Beta Chapter, 1904 1979 n);a Avenue [322] Backus Kuenzd Ulctsf 1 Ring Danes H Broun Orwilcr Montgi McClure Gastineiiu PluUtf s Kohler Hague long RiU-y Matthias Dongcs M. iiroirn WV t i Henderson DELTA UP8ILON Raymond Alexander Bioadus Btlleisen Molvin R.iichiy Mark Broun (• ' red Backus Harold Brown CLASS OF 1928 Thonia-i Brannon John Matthias Ralph Donges Jeremiah Montgomery Joseph Todd CLASS OF 1929 Joseph ( )x Lee Hardway Mavincc Gastmeau Donald McClur James Baird William Blair Gordon Butts Reid Clutter Edward Davis Warren Durstine John Welch Clarnccc Ohsncr CLASS OF 1930 John Davies Loraync Geer Le Roy Parsons Willumi Ha uc James Henderson Otto Fulkerson Fred Gehm Charles Gravett William Gschwind Ruchcn Hoover Foy Kohler PLEDGES Thomas Riley Kenneth Orwiler Donald Powell Wilford Ring KingTihbctts David Kuensel Robert Long Luther Lalcndorf Lee Lansittlc John Lett Frank Long Jamc; Meredith Joseph McC ' lurc Kenneth Neubrecht Orin Redhead Russell Thompson Emil Tsehirrct Joseph Vk ' alkup George Wells Foxinded ai Williams College. 18M 5 J Active Chapters Ohio State Chapter. December 9. 1904 3 2 SixU-t-nth Ai-enue [323] [i Green Brague mUtams Alt man Shull Dowr Whittacre Hahd Ma.s( Gedo Howari Moore PhiUtps Fenton Ranz Junj; Vogelsang Aiassar Barnes WUdasinn McDanUl Lehman -J Dallas Bolun Oscar Bruniley Edwin Coddington Joel C(jffcy Charles Cooper Berthold Eisenlohr Willard Altma Glenn Buigoyne Clinton Downs George Hay Pharmer Ehernman John Fenton ACACIA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Harold Hancy Clyde Morris Wallace Hanger Charles Plumh William Hendricks Charles Roberts George Lynch Clyde Ruggles Glenn McCucn Norman Schcrer Harold Maynard Harold Shivcly John Means John Shoemaker CLASS OF 1928 Robert Barnes Warner Jung Fred Geiler Charles Lehman Jay Green William Griffin CLASS OF 1929 Harold Mason Roy McDaniel CLASS OF 1930 Daniel Whittacre Bentum Stahl Robert Stoltz Bland Stradlcv Wilbur Tidd William Turnbull Arthur Watts Clarence Wildasinn William Moore Wilbur Tidd Edward Vogelsang Arthur Howard Hubert Massar PLEDGES Edwin Williams, Jr. Bradway Phillips John Ranz Wilbur Shull Franklin Vogelsang Pounded at University of Michigan, 1904 33 Active Chapten Ohio Chapter. Murch 24, 1906 183 luiiuiKilu Affiuie [ 524 ] J fjrit Wmlers Taylor Parr: Pryor Parker Hubbel _ Spahr Rouland Jordan Alarkw Wood Csittorus Weslgrick lirviri Vtitd Rieker Howell '  arntr De Werth Ralph Davis Paul Ervin Frank Csutores William Howell Adolph Dc Werth William Diets John Bcrgcner Lawrence Be Vier Delmar Bordener Charles Burbachcr SIGMA PHI EPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY William Kaufman William Kling CLASS OF 1928 James Lnuden Douglas Warner Albert Porter Clarence Wind CLASS OF 19 29 David Jordan Albert Parker Francis Markey Edward Pryor CLASS OF 1930 Gwyn Parry Benjamin Roberts PLEDGES Frederick Edmondson Robert Hall Addist.in Hudson William Lashley Edward Wolslagcl John Roberts John Spahr Edward Marshall Ralph McKinney Glenn Nida Melbourne Pratt James Snook John Winters John Reiker John Wood Warner Taylor Alfred Westrick John Richards Charles Ross Donald Sheldon Alfred Wacker Founded at Richmond. Virgmiu, 1901 55 Active Chapters Ke)2 Ohio Gamma Chapter, January I, 1908 1 54 £dsi Woodruff Avenue [ 325 ] Davies Rardin A i- SchelUnger BoHerer Hteronvmua Turner lioslu-ick Hart Kfcxe •Ilia McGet han Vahn Snulk Hull Scigh (iUiams Clmc f-lerrington Payrtt- Mills Beougher Pelry Chtssrown Rukenbrod Alorrison Jones King Robert Collins Robert Barton Chtford Belding Earl Beougher Theodore Hiemnymus Arthur Jahn George Bollerer Mor iui Baker John Barrows William Buttermorc Randall Calhoun ALPHA SIGMA PHI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Morgan Davies Charles Hammans Felix Helmrick William Davies Will.am Hall Dun Hamlin CLASS OF 1928 Cecil Jones Walter McGechan Paul Morrison Horace King Frank Lewis Marion Mills CLASS OF 1929 Kenneth Payne Frank Seigh Paul Smith Burton Bostwick CLASS OF 19J0 Rolland Coburn William Cox Thomas Davis John Early Joseph Rukenbrod PLEDGES James Chessr Trevor Zahni.ser Ralph Evcrly Armme Fillinger Robert Gret-n Marion Herman Herman Heil Ward Pctry Thomas Rardin Albert WiUiams Stanley Schellenger Owen Tamer thn Hcrrington Douglass Lyons Albeit Tyler Paul Van Wmrhis Jolui Warren I f Founded at Tale College, 1845 29 Active Chapters Zela Chapter. 1908 no East WoodruS Avenue I I [ n6 ] A M C s « f f rl JL f L.l| i ' ' Jlfl w h Kil afl V   V Vi cr« I H HSr b-a i H m W w V T V jg«e r T TT r i5 I W: 1 ♦ cr Dalies Mitchett Ashman W ' .ni. tvrf.? .S ' mi( i liahUnJ r Lombard Halherl KU ' nh liarlell Hini; Hteds UuUJitld Coffman Baker .Smilh Ciau orJ Kiihl Waldo Clock Jnlin Baker Ward Ashman Clifford Bartcll Lewis Bixlcr Charles Norris Ceorge Anderson Frank Biiekler Ji)lin Bolilcnder Joe Bri_iwn Robert Bryan Russell Burrell SIGMA PI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Richard Kimpton Charles Seddon Jtihn Bing Charles Davies Samuel Willaman CLASS OF 1928 Howscr Hunt Robert Ruhl CLASS OF 1929 George Bohlender Richard Deeds Leroy Coffman Robert Fair Kenneth Crawford Frank Holbcrt Morton Reeves CLASS OF 1930 Harry Curran Richard Criswell Harold Murphy Grier Coleman George Coulter Lyle Dawson Glen Ford John Pixley PLEDGES Charles Frye Philip Malarney Charles Gill Wallace Hall Chnton Harte Paul Holstein Robert Smith Howard Wray Carl Varvel Foster Smith William Klenk Herbert Lombard Robert Menncnger Joseph Mitchell W ' llliani Moody [ack Henson Edward Jones John Jackson Robert Newshani Founded at Vincennes University. 1897 28 Aclii ' c Chapters Gamma Oiapter. May 9, 1908 48 Fifteenth Aieniie [327] ■ Puffin ussss 1 j m . ti hJ jHb v Jlfl 1 SIM ' W ' i B B H p v. ' li l } u W AjijMt ' SBttl m mm ' iSl v jg f m g £| |(§||]y] ■kWMJ . Kellt-r W. Bischoff Kepke Lynn Daits Allen Hegler C. Bischoff Stan o ' th McMullen Borntrager Bishop Heck AJuhlemnn Criffen Pitrtlow Myers VanCorder Johnstone Louis Lutzenberger Robert Meiklejohn Edward Bischoif Royden Bishop Robert Burntrager TRIANGLE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Clyde Morris Jacob Shank Carl Norman Christopher Sherman CLASS OF 1928 Daniel Davis LeRoy Johnsttm John Gntfin Charles McMullen Milton Hcgler William Morrow Roscoe Sloane John Younger Max Partlow Albert Scheible Carl Shreve CLASS OF 1929 Charles Allen Donald Johnstone Eugene Kepke Lcland Myers Edward Heck Clarence Keller John Lynn Clifford Ritter Ronald Stanforth Luther Thomas James Van Gorder CLASS OF 1930 William Bischotf Louis Mulilcmaii Robert Bunting Robert Graham PLEDGES Robert Hayes Frederick Morrow Robert Mucklcy Louis Ramsthaler Karl Taylor Brandon White Founded at University oj Illinois. 1907 12 Active Chapters O iu) Sliilf Chapter. Febn.dry 2, 1911 65 Tliirleeiil i Ai ' cuuc [328] Iff 4- 1 JLt 1 tL J % 1 1 ! F Cohen S Wise Goldsn Tadoj! ,th H Wi.K iMJI Robins Rumbar Kleeman h ' rank Rosenbaum Kaufman Moritz Kahn Sands Weiss Gugenhetm Rosenthal Greenberger Luchs Yelsky Marc Frank Robert Wise Maurice Grcenburg Samuel Gugenheim Paul Cohen Troy Feibel ZETA BETA TAU MEMBERS IN FACULTY Samuel Edelman CLASS OF 1928 Edward Kleeman David Klein Samuel Luchs Sylvan Wise Milton Yelsky CLASS OF 1929 Samuel Holuh Ernest Ramhar Emanuel Weiss Allan Kahn Justin Rosenthal Herbert Wise Henry Moritj James Schilf CLASS OF 1930 Theodore Goldsmith Charles Luft Stanley Rosenbaum Bernard Kaufman Earl Robins James Sands Lawrence Tarloff PLEDGES Frank Bcrkinstein Allison Fallender Robert Blumenthal Maurice Feuerlicht Justin Cohn Myron Frielich George Crystal Jean Gerson Bertram Wallenstein Charles Wise Gordon Greenburg Robert Margolise Edward Hirshberg Carl Noll Samuel Kaufman Norman Roscnbloom Milton Levy Philip Silver Fred Vosse Founded at City College, y ew Tor(( 1898 33 Active Chapters J [ii Chapter. February 21, 1911 174 EiistWoodruf Avenue [ 329 ] Ruhr Furry Neu ang SU ' tn Ogitvie Filths Edgar Fu ' iilt Alatht-us Ryan Crahhe Ktine Ruggles Patton ' eisheimer Crooks Hehhle Champ Bechtol Charles Champ Ruth Crabbe Paul Bechtol Vincent Blake John Atkinson PI KAPPA ALPHA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Hermann Miller Harry O ' Brien CLASS OF 1928 Lynn Dulaney Charles Hebble Kenneth Edgar Kenneth Kirkpatrick Paul Neufang William Rahr Robert Anderson Harold Bolin Vernon Crosier Charles Dawson Kent Crooks Ward Ewalt CLASS OF 1929 Robert Riehl Don Fites Virgil Furry Robert Schumaker CLASS OF 1930 Richard Mathews David Ogilvie Holmes Ruggles Alfred Weisheimer Robert Ryan Karl Stein Edward GratT Telford Kline John Patton Wesley Fcsler Robert Furry George Goeller Stacy Hall William Hayes PLEDGES Kent Holmdcn Frank McCarthy Charles Porter Charles Pounders Frank Reed Richard Rhoades Karl Steele William Lewton Edw.trd Schnute founded at University of Virginid, 1868 72 Active Chapters Alpha Rho Chaf ter, Mar,h 1, 1912 1943 Wdldecii Avenue [ .V O ] SaunJer.1 Yunlis G. Close Horlon Moore Masters liluir Hitrick D. Close Erun C Kellogg. J Kellogg Metcalj fussing lioskowski Muerkle liarklow Gihhs Farst Clark Srt tth Kukelcic Brenneinari flause Albert Avey Henry Hoagland PHI KAPPA TAU MEMBERS IN FACULTY Clarence Clifford Jesse Day Ralph Paffenbarger Lawrence Clark Walter Farst Lloyd Brenneman Edwin Hetrick Karl Stinstm Carson BarkUiw Vincent Blair Dean Close Ralph Bangham Raymond Beach David Bowdcn John Bnick Phillip Gibhs Ralph Hausc George Close CLASS OF 1928 Robert Smith CLASS OF 1929 Wallace Maerkle William Kukelc.k Paul Metcalf Joseph Daggon Leo Rasko CLASS OF 1930 Hammond Horton George Kellogg Jack Kellogg PLEDGES Ricliard Caslow Charles Crow Richard Follett W.irren Hatford Myron Snethen Howard Mantz Jacob Masters William Price Charles Larkin Alvin Little William Norman Alfred Philby Gordon Hayes Robert Moore John Saunders Leonard Ervin Robert Scheid Russell Tussing Roy Yantis Joseph Sanders Charles Sebald James Smith Orval Smith FotiTided at Miami Uiiiiersity, 1906 3 i Acute Cba[)ters Gamma C iapter. May 9. 1912 220 Foiirtffuili Areiiiie [ - - 1 ] Schneider Bamhe k CU nn H.i r(7 Kohankie She rrer Ba ' ■y J.Ba then Koch Edmondson O ' Shaughnessy Hague O ' Leary O ' Brien Dodd Brozic StUzell H Babbert McSweeny Suite Bennett Zehnal Danaher Zettler Schager Pheiun Joseph Babbert Raymond Barry Edward Bennett James Danaher Harry Babbert Victor Bambeck Andrew Brozic Henry Carr Glenn Bernard William Cole William Corbett Robert Day Louis Doherty James Drake PHI KAPPA MEMBERS IN FACULTY James Hagerty CLASS OF 1928 Lawrence Harts Lawrence Irwin Herman Jacoby, Jr. Joseph Karow John Koch Edward O ' Ro Rociert Beasely Robert Hague Robert O ' Leary CLASS OF 1929 CLASS OF 1930 John Strick John Dudd John Edmondson George Emig Glenden Galvin Walter Gcrhardt John Greis George Harrison William Kelly Charles Kohankie Bernard Maras Harry Mumm Jeremiah O ' Shaughnessy Mortimer Packer. Jr. John McSweeny Richard Phelan Philip Schneider Thomas Glenn Paul O ' Brien PLEDGES Harry Krohn Charles Kunt:: Cornelius Landon Benjamin Path Burke Lydcn Gerard McDermott Nat Wigginton Robert Weinrich Val Schatfer Raymond Scott Henry Zehnal Albert Zettler John Scherrer Raymond Zettler John Saile Edward Stit;ell Joseph Myers James Ryan Louis Schneider Edward Schocnborn Joseph Shock Harry Sims rov,ndt:(i at hruwn Utiivcr.sily, 1889 24 Active Chapters Theta Chapter. April 29, 1920 1978 hK a Avenue [332] ■■H HH| I P PP 1 IMH HI ■■■ m F ■f ' I 1 1 l i ' l Bk Pj r iriHir) lis ' Mi ri H P ' • I S - ' T j «9 -4 JH H H H - 1 ' ] •ipv ' ' CmH - ' wVQ l v C nty . ' j Hwj V Am kJ ' ' v H B j l B JH HjW «] K dHH -1 M aHI Il ' lA T ' 1 R|R| l IhJ HK . L ' ' I B il r uWi f ■- ' mWS H HK H V aE W sJbS Wk m MSy H V f ' Ji T ' y J i ' i p H llB ilUl g h) J 0 i iifl Heinlcn Hersh Masorxhnnk U ' Vuirr Kaufman Tibbals [iarncklow Shaw Larson Huffman Baynes Hersh Hittct olt- Hart Carter Lindsley Beyerman liaehr Briggs Cosgrofe Auch Manthe Xhyer Lewis McNult Knox Streme Lyle Waterfietd Ackerman Miller Lange Moul DELTA SIGMA PHI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Daniel Shunting Dr. John Nichols Cdrnelius Ackerman Frederick Beyerman Harry Brings Donald Auck Norman Baehr John Barricklow Calvin Heinlen Gerald Baynes Chester Allen Mark Allen James Babbit Franklin Bond Sam Borton Clyde Bowser CLASS OF 1928 Lome Cosgrove Kenneth Manthe Wolcott Lewis Herbert Meyer Joseph Lyle Charles Moiil CLASS OF 1929 Russell Hersh Howard Knox Almond Hittcp ilc Clifford Larson Dewitt Huffman Henry Lindsley Frank Kauffman Edward Masonbrink Elmer Carter Theodore Hart Henry Bruot Kenneth Davis Walter Hayes John Bishop Stewart Herman Robert Hopkins CLASS OF 1930 Hugh Hersh Harold Lang Joe Keifer Robert Kirkpatrick Edward Lancer William Lange Roy Lorentz Russell Uhl Stanley Schroder Frank Streine Willis Waterfield Ph-.llip Miller Ronald Weaver Ralph Snyder Charles Tibbals Don McNutt Phillip Unthank Paul Volkert Edward Waller Alva Waltz Earl Weickle Paul Willour Foutided at the College of City of JiewJorh,. 1899 44 Actu ' e Chapters Alpha Iota Chapter. Mav 29, 1920 1989 [uf a Avfime [ 333 ] Shultz .Win W ' ttcy Clumictlor Huns ArnoU Leibengood Jordan Horror Blaha Ahdonc Cull ' Etxins Stewart Toland Gallowa Jonas McExren Miller West Hoffman Oxter Nordholt Peter Smith I unc Stalvy Lmdsley Dci ' ttl Salter Russ forschner Frank Caldwell Homer Forschner Arnold Jonas Harold Miller Charles Beard Joseph Blaha Joseph Arnold Rodney Borror David Chancellor Homer Dcvitt THETA XI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Wostcr Field Thomas Lloyd John Russ Lewis Nordholt Harvey Oster Victor Peter CLASS OF 1928 George Wiley CLASS OF 1929 Joseph Saiter Harold Siler Emmctt Smith Thomas Gill Raymond Hoffman Kenneth Evans Paul Hahn William Hines Haiold J..rdon Howard Jordon Victor Meyers CLASS OF 1930 Roy Toland PLEDGES William Jordon John Lane Walter Galloway Russell Lindslcy Norman Malonc Walter May Russell Miller Warner Merrill Frederick Staley Howard West Myron Whitney Lloyd McEwen Miller Mettle Myron Leihengood Wallace Miller Forest Stewart Wilbur Shult: Founded al Rcnn.vsclacr Pol lec)i)iii Itislilule. 1864 29 Acritx Chdfilcrs June 24. 1920 47 Tu ' c l i Ai ' cmic [334] Goldman Baron Bacr ooiiru f l.awncr Thai Cukerbaum Leben.ihurscr Cohen Moser ' eisman Came Mtntz Wot Cans L. Shulman Miller E. Shulman Tuiker SIGMA ALPHA MU MEMBER IN FACULTY Marvin Farbcr Leonard Miller CLASS OF 1928 Edward Sluilman Louis Sliulman Irwin Wolf Harry Tucker Ralph (iulicn CLASS OF 19 29 Alfred Cukerhauni Alfred Cans Myron Lcbensburgcr Beryl Goldman Jack Baer Harold Baron CLASS OF 19J0 Morton Caine Louis Moser Harry Lawner Irwin Thai Norman W ' eisman Harold Woodn.lT Charles Broh Lawrence Englandcr Irving Sack PLEDGES Mclvin Epstein Kolman Hirschman Lawrence Fisch Herman Kaufman Seymore Shaw John Ulman Sanford Lakin Ahner Pomeranz Founded at City College. !N[cti ' Tori; 1909 33 Active Cfiafilcrs Sigmd Beta Cfiafitcr. Mav 28, 1920 1962 luJta Avenue [3J5] Walter Benjamin Rose Arnsline Abel Grossman H Blumherg Ltmbert Schermer H. Miller Stern Hubenstetn L Blumhcrg Eaffy Rocker L. Spiegel Schanjarher A. Spiegel Frunkcl Mintz Caplun Kest M Miller Ncun an Labowctz Grossman Benjamin Ornsteir PHI SIGMA DELTA CLASS OF 1928 Charles Frankel Adolph Grossman Leonard Labowits Martin Ornstein Alvin Spiegel Alvin Neiiman CLASS OF 1929 Louis Brooks Emanuel Caplan Bernard Grossman Marvm Kest Harry Levy Louis Lytton Simon Mint: CLASS OF 1930 Harold Brooks Barnard Milcolf Howard Miller Milton Rose Samuel Rubenstein Marvin Schanfarber Herman Stern Leon Abel Harry Arnstine PLEDGES Herbert Blumberg Lloyd Kest San ford Eafly Jacob Limbert Leon Spiegel Manual Rocker Julius Schermer Founded at Columbia University, 1911 19 Active Cbat ters Omicroyx Chapter, March 4, 1921 1968 Iuk.a Avenue [3.V,] HIH i H ■ m ■ H V - f H r r 1 F ' f l K i H 1 y L ' 1 y I l H| F J H « 1 ■ zM K l CT r ' ' l mT ih p| ki F _ B I E ' nm. V l . - . H L l H 1 ■k J l p ' i l HJfl il M .?1 k l Bjjl i m H m i- i9 1 1 AlUs. 1 ■ 1 H H Gravix l.incke Palmer Grelser John Vi ' hite Wallace Snytlcr Eickenberrv It Michfal Gtindlach Rice Brenneixen Reaivrx W. Micheal Duxch HammcrU Victor Brenneisen George Eickenherry Glenn Beavers Paul Busby Robert Blackburn John Dush Paul Harper George Gretser DELTA KAPPA THETA MEMBERS IN PACULTY Felix Held Henry Walradt CLASS OF 1928 John Gravis Dwight Palmer Richard John Kenneth Parker CLASS OF 1929 Hulin Hammerle Delmas Little Rolhc Hanes Milton Rogers CLASS OF 1930 Albert Hess Herbert Lee George Hewitt Robert Michael Heber Howard Robert Sandrock Theodore Langton Carl Snyder PLEDGES Howard Gundlach Irving Harper Harry Michael Herman Rice Tom Wheeler Carl Russert Lewis Victorella Clarence Stockcr Peter Wallace Clarence White Heber Howard Founded at Ohio State Unitiersily, 1921 87 Fourteeiitli Avenue [ 537 ] I I Lemon Fitzgerald Glynn Staples Curtis Loomis Lautenschleger While Nussdor er Patterson Newton Bentz Cadwallader Eyman Geotz F. Wilson J. Wilson McConnell Irons Fishe Miller Ptiper Charles Dice Henry Apple Harold Elliot Norman Bentz Theodore Goeti Ralph Brewer James Fitzgerald Eugene Burens George Foot Neill Garrison Cloyce Grotty TAU KAPPA EPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY Bernard Mooney Leo Stalcy CLASS OF 192S John Loomis Matthew McConnell John Sternberg Charles Pieper Eugene Reed Leonard Staples Fred Wilson James Wilson CLASS OF 1929 Huston Cadwallader William Curtis James Irons Walter Patterson CLASS OF 1930 Cresse Glynn George Lemon Earl Lautenschleger John Newton Edgar Woodward PLEDGES George Horton William Lukens Harold Palmer Edmund Richards Charles Sattler Charles Schmidt Charles Shoupe Robert Starr Don Eyman Homer White Floyde Wolf John Tallcnt Richard Taylor Roger Wicder Robert Young Founied at Illinois Wesleyan University, 1899 28 Active Chapters Omicron Chapter, May 28, 1921 234 Seventeenth Avenue [338] A u t[ Donlc ' v ThrdkAd Earharl Monger Adam Hong Bel orJ Meyem IHflchcr Taney Carpenter liarkJuU Kofn liber Leo Wilson Kuebler Cunnmgham Thrall Sellen Hmes Miller Heclornc Granducci Grove Charpiot Conies Hudson Lciin Charpiot Howard Cunningham Walton Fin frock Donald Adams Clarence Cowles Carlylc Evans Albert Barkdull Richard Belford Edwin Bright Cloyd Brown Ernest Dewald Robert Drake William Edwards THETA CHI MEMBER IN FACULTY Marvin Fair CLASS OF 1928 Daniel Earhart Robert Hines Oevestc Granducci Ellis Hoag Ronald Hectorne Ralph Leo Eugene Wilson CLASS OF 1929 Richard Grove Lyslc Miller Walter Kuebler Thomas Monger Ross Liber Paul Fletcher CLASS OF 1930 Laurence Carpenter Fred Donley Donald Ireland Orvillc Lucas Wilfred Luvisi W ' llliam Morris Joseph Osborne PLEDGES Richard Willis Paul Dube Ralph Hudson James Rumble Roland Smith Robert Stair Martin Stecker Fred Spangler Harry Meyers Richard Thrall Wayne Threlkeld Chester ScUen Robert Toney John Turner Paul Korn Richard Mallett James Stickler Wendell Taylor William Webb Robert Wiley Fred Woideck Founded at ' S.orwich University, 1856 44 Active Chapters Alplia Lambda Chapter, September 16, 1921 1857 Indianola Avenue [ J 39 ] Sheridan Black Broughton Hill Kemp Holinan Sivezey Knighl Shernan Black Parish Donnel Cochran R. Ahrcns Kem Beoughcr Tmtby Seaman Oyler Cook Kirk Baitev Lentz Hcckman P Hill C. Ahrens Wray Madden leaver Bcelcr Long Merry DELTA ALPHA PI Carstcn Ahrens Willard Bartoe Elmer Beeler Ray Bailey Marion Cook Gerald Broughton Robert Ahrens Clyde Bcougher MEMBERS IN FACULTY Dwight DeLong Homer Hockett CLASS OF 1928 Sheridan Black Arthur Knight Sherman Black Richard Lawrence Carlos Hill Emmert Lentz Elmer Timby CLASS OF 1929 Cloyce Donnel John Long Harry Kemp William Seaman CLASS OF 1930 Paul Hill Robert Kirk John Madden PLEDGES Charles Carson Hugh Cochran Tolbert Christman Marlin Farmer Herbert Swezey Howard Wray W ' llliam Merry Gordon Oyler Virgil Parish Eugene Trimble James Weaver Emerson Rupp Dayton Hcckman Myron Kem Founded at OliioWesleyan University, 1919 6 Active Chapters Beta Chapter. October 20, 1921 67 West Tenth Avenue [ J40 } Tucholski WeaJock S. Ctrnxatw Trifyf PumU ' S G. Germano Urbanec lurk NikoJym l.ovctt English Sutltvan Roy Lovctt Guido Germano Salvatore Germano DELTA RHO CLASS OF 1928 Chester Nikodym Milo Pamley CLASS OF 1929 Julius Hoelscher Alton Tripp Cyril Savage Herman Turk Willard Williams Harold Sullivan Elmer Urbancc Walter Weadock Leroy English CLASS OF 1930 Chester Tucholski Waldo Ault Fred Compton Edward Pryatel PLEDGES Harold Goettge Herman Holbrook Grilfin Roberts Armand Innocenii Sanford Kelley Ivan Wade Lamhrou Lambrou Kenneth Pictch Founded at Ohio State University. 1923 2 Actu ' C Chapters Delta Rlio Chapter, September. 1923 51 Seventeenth Avenue [ -HI } e v Hi PHI H H K i l nmm n H. W(7jon Ondrey Beatty TntU ' n Carnngton Slt;wart Cummins CisU Hasjrcll B. Vi ' iUon Krumer WmKirk Shumard Tripfy Ensign Albaugh Krtn C ' iUt-borg Lokt:r King Hisco Nison Slilut-U Carry Bowers John Alter John Bevan Don Albaugh Frank Beatty Raymond Cummins Fred Garrington Lewis Cisle Donald Cornmesser Kenneth Grove Thomas Larkins KAPPA DELTA RHO MEMBERS IN FACULTY James Chalfant Frederick Lumley CLASS OF 1928 Hallie Ensign Augustus rtall Ralph Loker Emil Ondrey Arthur Stilwcll William Tripp CLASS OF 1929 John Haswell Howard Kirn Raymond Hiscox Ross Kramer Archer Hunt Oron Nixon Edwin King Allan Shumard CLASS OF 1930 Chandler Gihsi PLEDGES Wallace Litzel George McBride Robert McKenzie Harley Kirkpatrick Sylvester Moore Clarence Puckett Carl Ryan Carl Van Kirk Harold Wilson Adam Stewart Daniel Tritten Byron Wilson Fred Witteborg Lester Woodburn Thomas Tilbrook Garland Wambaugh Earl Williams ; ? Founded at Middlebury CdHege, 1905 14 Active Chapters Kuppa Clmpter, May 20, 1922 1988Iii;(dAi-c iiic r r 42 ] Callcn RoslunJ Ei ' ans Morlock Lehtuin Verhoff Birkmeyer Boehler McGoJJ Koerner OBrten Durbii Trannett Persel Dcmpsey Whtlmer Tracey Meanor THETA KAPPA PHI Clarence Birkmeyer Herbert Bochler Eustacius Durbin Adolph Aerni George Brinck Louis Brunncr Donald Dunn John Ey MEMBERS IN FACULTY James Hagerty CLASS OF 1928 Joseph Dempsey Clarence McGoff CLASS OF 1929 Harold Evans Albert Meanor William Faller George Lehman Joseph Ovies Claud Rccker William Morlock John Gall CLASS OF 1930 Edward O ' Brien PLEDGES Robert Kocrner Paul Tracey James Roslund Franklin Trannett Lawrence McCabc Nicholas Persel William Emde Thomas Fallen George Fischer Andrew Friedman Howard Harris Lloyd Hauck Charles Manney Robert McCatfey Edward McCauley Arthur McConncU Gerard Merrick Raymond Metier Lawrence Nichter Robert Nolan Founded at Lehigh University , 1919 9 Active Chapters Gamma Chapter, June 11, 1922 46 Sixteenth Avenue [ 543 ] White ,A 7u . I ' littnce Moore Leur Widner G. Arnold U. Arnold Vi ' oodmun Johnson Jones Penrod i itsdon Goodrich Etcher ' Hitchey SIGMA DELTA RHO Carl Albrecht Earl Brothers Herbert Arnold William Arnold Harry Bates Harold Calhoun Glenn Arnold MEMBERS IN FACULTY Keith Eller Lee Henderson CLASS OF 1928 Elmer Eicher Walter Harris Stanley Goodrich Franklin Hopkins Clifford Garwick Norman Jones CLASS OF 1929 Harry Johnston Franklin Moore Henry Lear Elba Ritchez CLASS OF 19jn James Fauncc Louis Penrod John Wilsdon Chester Stme Paul Woodman Robert White Gus Stvidebaker PLEDGES Stephen Cook Ralph Higley George McCullough John Frosel Fred Hanover Donald Print: William Stinson Harry Widner Founded at Miami Unirersily. 1921 5 Aclii ' e Cliafilers Beta C.haf ter. Dfcemhcr 2, 1922 101 Tu ' fl t)i Avf.uu- [344] Mannelli Gutto CentffUo l.olli Proienzo Mursuo DeChnsto aro Armagida Cominotti Dinardo Deliica Lanciom- PanJolJi Bucct Bernabft ALPHA PHI DELTA James DeLuca Hugo Alexander Frank Gallo James Armogita Guido Celli CLASS OF 192S Frederic Pandolfi Joseph Provcn:o CLASS OF 192y Joseph Bernabei Aladdni Bucci Charles Dinardo Americas Lancione CLASS OF 1930 Carmen Scvidicri Romeo Centrello Anthony DeMarco Thomas Lolli Edward Lombardo Francis Marinelli John MileCi PLEDGES Benjamin Alexander Samuel DuraTite John Marsico Angelo Caponegro Angelo Jafraty Clyde Mann John Parillo Joseph Pietrafese John Smarrella Fred Trivisono Founded at Syracuse Vnwersity. 1911 18 Aclii ' f Cliafitcrs Xi Chapter, April 15. 1923 lA ' i Ticclftli Airniif [ 34 ] Dinsmore Baer Havnei Demorest Sturgeon Henninger PJeiffer C. Francis Fawcell W. Francis Roemer Johnson Byers Llaylon Fry Tooley Charlesworth WtUts Sommer Sandman Jacob Albright Grubbs Lucas Tarbert Chester Albright Robert Byers Rolland Baer John Demorest Charles Lucas Lawrence Abbott Fred Atchinson Clarence Dinsmore Richard Fawcett Donald Fort ALPHA CHI RHO CLASS OF 1928 Vaughn Fry Willis Reese Richard Johnson Walter Sommer CLASS OF 1929 David Charlesworth George Clayton Russell Sandman CLASS OF 1930 Carl Francis Fred Froelich William Francis William Grubbs Wellington Roemer Howard Sturgeon James Hamilton Harry Hess Kenneth Knapp Daniel Kothe Joseph Matonis James McCoy PLEDGES Harold Murphy Robert Myers George Phillips Carl Rentschlcr Thomas Roth Robert Ruth Paul Tooley Harry Jacob Donald Haynes Willard Henninger Ralph Scanlon Robert Slcmmer Thomas Stull James Sutphen Oscar Wagner Founded at Tritiit College. 1895 22 Active Chapters - 4 Plii Pi Cliafiter. April 28, 1923 182 fourteenth Auenue ) ' iC [346] Solcr Hflgcrson Houarlh Pierce Hose Ktinger i ' ills Ackley J. Boyer Red A . Aforrow R. Boyer Deter Ricketts Baldauj Ktrk Poling I- ' orbes Yoiimar s Ross Contngsby F. Morrow Henderson Kuid MiUisor Hoerner Close Johmlon Klein LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Marshall Close Robert Hoerner Harold Baldauf Clarence Ittner Floyd Helgerson Gilbert Soler Francis Pierce Standford Ackley Jay Boyer Kenneth Carter MEMBERS IN FACULTY George Bennett Theodore Scholtz CLASS OF 1928 Robert Boyer Lcroy Henderson Arthur Coningsby Charles Klein Howard Waugh Charles Klinger Robert Ross CLASS OF 1929 Samuel Johnston Ford Morrow Nevin Ricketts Walter Kidd Herbert Pfaltigraf William Smith Edwin Tuttle Benjamin Wills CLASS OF 1930 Leo Howarth Lysle Kirk Lewis Poling Francis Deter Richard Grace Kenneth Hoose PLEDGES Jay Jones George Kehrer Thomas Osborn Owen Reel Max Morrow Andrew Truelson Gerald Wilson Robert Youmans Founded at Boston Uniucrsily. 1909 76 Active Chapters Gamma Tau Cliapter. May 26, 192} 73 Fifteenth Avenue [ 347 ] Kauffman Ch t Iders Hunter Met kle Ca. Messenger ilher M. Miller Lay ield Ratcdff I Mdler Houltrv Sutton R. Mdler Baldwin Roetler Bidl Magnus C. Mdler Aianbeck Gamntet Dean SIGMA PHI SIGMA Freeman Jacoby Otto Gammel Charles Kautfman Orval Baldwin Geurge Ball John Case Jacob Neff Marshall Miller Ramon Miller MEMBERS IN FACULTY Dr. Joseph McCready Milton McEwen CLASS OF 1928 Frank Manbeck Walter McCloud Christopher McClusky Irwni Miller Harry Sutton CLASS OF 1929 Ralph Dean Clyde Houltry William Meikle Arthur Evans Elwood Laylicld Howard Potter Lawrence Fick Calvin Miller Ralph Ratclitf Robert Turnbull Harold Wilber Clyde Sickles CLASS OF 1930 Wilson Childers William Hunter James Mercer Glen Brackney Carl Bullock William Roetter, Jr. PLEDGES Thomas Elslager Irving Gharky John Henry Edward Holbrook Lewis Messenger John Luikart Charles McLaughlin Founded at the University if Pennsylvania, 1908 1 S Active Cliafiter. !NJu C iaf (fr. May 29. 1924 98 Fourtffiu i ATrnuf [348] TwiUhdl Dennv AlcKmnon Peters ' tddifield Miller Chrisiofyher Knll Nickel Potts Pendleton Pryor Gichl Wtlttams Trees A. fack Bove Scott Ba mdler Peters EnglanJer Daivson Murr ay Deier Rudy E. Mack WVigAt Coad rd B runsman Chester Cowdrey Irvin Dawson Franklin Atwood John Baymiller Glen Chnstt pher Sidney Goad Floyd Bell Charles Clisby Harry Clover Francis Davis Harold Driggs Paul Durant Glen Pryor PHI SIGMA KAPPA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Charles Reeder CLASS OF 1928 Grosvenor Townsend Lowell Dever Howard Peters Louis Murray Robert Rudy CLASS OF 1929 Irvin Knll Theodore Nickel Benson McKinnon Fred Pendleton Albert Mack Douglas Peters Eugene Mack Thomas Potts Byron Scott Raymond Widdifield Albert Sinks Lee Trees Avery Williams Ervin Wright Erwin Boye CLASS OF 1930 Shefford Miller PLEDGES Richard Francis Milton Gcissraan Ted Horst Let) Johns Raymond Lynn Arthur Denny Wilbur Twitchcll Jack Gichler Howard Withers Frank McWhinney Arthur Montgomery Harry Paxton George Pclton Reginald Perkins George Pryor Howard Reidmaier John Riebel Dean Sauerbrun Philip Simms Founded at Massachusetts Agncultiirjl College, 1873 46 Active Chapters fee JjAl Pi Deutcron Chapter, February 21, 1925 325 fifteenth Avenue [ 349 ] v ' - . K - ' J B ifl H hear Abrams Wefjrin Yelsky Sine Rosenhlum F. Becker Feigenhaum St gal Fox Steinberg Leventhat Bassichts Patricoff Levtton Millstone L. Becker Adler TAU DELTA PHI MEMBER IN FACULTY Theodore Beckman Jack Bassichis Leonard Becker CLASS OF 1928 Leo Feigenbaum Jack Froug Alex Sigal Jack Goldfarb Car] Graver William Leviton Morris Rosenblum Harold Abrams CLASS OF 1929 Robert Adler Ben Bell Jack Patricoff Fred Becker Leonard Fox CLASS OF 1930 Harry Lcventhal Herbert Shear Phillip Millstone Maurice Sine Milton Yelsky Myron Stienberg Abe W ' eprin Edward Beallo Gerson Berman Nelson Bernstein Edwin Brown Louis Harris Sam Hillman Maxwell Jacobs Alex Kauffman PLEDGES Lawrence Meycrson Donald Rosen Ralph Schcar Seymour Shagrin Cecil Shustick Earl Smith Carl Sperber Kenneth Wasserman A Founded at Alcf yor University, 1910 16 Aclitie Chapters Oniicroii Oiaptfr. M iv9. 192? 205 East Foiiricfiilli Ave. [350] KnouUon Fredericks Umsled Wakefield Scolt Brauiey Johrison C ' oerhlc Furgason Armacost Kerlin Hartley Shanley Carling Hoskins Wtswell Simons Snedeker Wilson Young Hell IS L inek Emmerltng Hitrnmel Cole Hudak PHI KAPPA SIGMA Casper Benson MEMBERS IN FACULTY Edward Buck Clarence Britt Edgar Transeau Arthur Noyes Walter Emmerling Daniel Hummel CLASS OF 1928 Robert Fredericks James Furgason Lawrence Mountjoy Howard Simons Nelson HoUis Jeffries Cole CLASS OF 1929 Michael Hudak Joseph Young lames Armacost John Benson CLASS OF 1930 Emerson Garling Thomas Kerlin Clarence Hartley Emil Limck Edwin Umsted Willard Scott Charles Shanley Tom Brawley William Hanes John Hankins Owen Wiswcll PLEDGES Harold Hoskins Thomas Knowlton Gerald Snedeker Mackin Kelly Joseph Pietrfese Sam Steward Lawrence King Wirt Scott Fred Wakefield Harold Woehrle Robert Windisch Founded at University of Pennsylvania, 1850 3 5 Active Chapters Alpha Chi Chapter, December 12, 1925 166 EastWoodrug Avenue [351] Czolgos Leeka McFarland Goo J Murfjhy Fclton Robinson Elliott Galchou.sc Harris Scagcr I ' ry DuBois Hall Ncuhaucr ,Stacy Hagy Britlon Dewey GAMMA DELTA THETA Ficd Britton Charles Dcwcy CLASS OF 1928 William Hagy Paul Murphy Eugene Hall Curtis Ncuhauer Warren Lecka Lawrence Rohinson Alfred Seager Harold Stacy Edmund Czolgos CLASS OF 1929 Fred Elliott Howard Good Stanley McFarland Donald Galchouse CLASS OF 19J0 Wilhur DuBois Harlin Fry William Collopy Fred Dewey PLEDGES Clarence Harris James Hartford Francis Hartford Ira LaMorcaux Logan Meyers Edwin Rcising Founded at Ohio State University. February 15, 1926 1 Actu ' e C iafiter 79 East Eigliteenili Atfime [352] Foltz Climes Hoixre AfcElroy Miller Kattman Decker Hughes Nemeth Dixon Samuels Carr Voders Rogers Herr Cenenka Mocllcncamp Jenmrxgs Carey Haulur d Ellinger Roth KatlerliemrtLh Harvey Boerger Holm Bogcr Hathaway Paul Krause Edgar Boergcr Kenneth Boger Reuben Brown William Bucrk Milton Carey Edwin Carr Donald Climes PHI MU DELTA MEMBER IN FACULTY Virgil Hansley CLASS OF 1928 Laddie Cervenka Perry Holm Ralph Foltz Francis Harvey Arnold Kattcrheinncli George Krause CLASS OF 1929 Ralph Dixon Edwin Miller Thomas Hughes Melbert Paul CLASS OF 1930 Dwight Hathaway Alfred Kattman PLEDGES Leslie Coldsnow Alvin Haulund Donald Decker George Jennings Williatn Hoare Fred Herr Arvine McElroy Henry Petersen AK ' in Moellencamp Blase Nemeth Lcland Roth Bruce Rogers Kenneth Samuels Robert Wechter James Yode Founded at CoTiuectictti State College. 1918 14 Actiir Cfiaplcrs Mu Gamma Chapter, May 22, 1926 1 87 Twelfth Avenue [ ? ? } Kanter Arnold Weprin Chalfyhin Katz Grecnstein Rubine K Graver Bauman Greene Bender Klein Shamansky Tennenbaum Greenfield Berger Flignor Meisel Siegel Rose ALPHA OMEGA --arl Lrraver CLASS OF 1928 David Klein Sam Siegel David Bender Morris Bauman CLASS OF 1929 Samuel Fisher Harry Greene Leon Meisel Morris Shall Harry Tenenbaum Max Weiner Morris Aronowsky CLASS OF 1930 Abe Brown I aac Shamansky Milton Berger Abe Chaien Jack Chalfin George Rose PLEDGES Sol Flignor Clarence Kanter Joe Samuel Greenfield Morns Karmasin Max Greenstein David Kat! Harry Tenenbaum Abe. Wepnn Max Kessler Archie Klein Milton Rabmc If ' f I; -■•tV, ' : Founded at Temple Uniuersity, 1906 23 Active Chapters Psi Chapter, May 15, 1927 tlL 167 West Tenth Avenue ihv ■ r?M] HTIF PPM IW H ■| Ht 1 1 l ' U pyL 1 jr 1 j tT 1 1 w ' . 1 t Aj 1 B -J ' 1 ■ ' i. i «: -■■■ ;v■« a . . .- ,  ■ - ■ _ Z B Schreiber Levine Gelh Peck Kli ' in Shaf: iro Wasserstrom Ulum Brodsky Cohen Romain Schectcr Shaman Suiidlcxon Flier Sapp TAU EPSILON PHI Jessie Feuer CLASS OF 19 28 Sidney Klein Edwin Suddleson CLASS OF 1929 Samuel Goldman Max Levine Aaron Peck Louis Sapp Samuel Schectcr Oscar Schreiber Abe Shapiro CLASS OF 1930 Samuel Blum Harry Cohen Irving Kanarek Sol Shaman Seymon Brodsky Julius Darsky Irwin Dresner Theodore Gelh Harold Romain PLEDGES Leon Lippman Ed ard Meadow Maxwell Papurt Maurice Poch ' illiam Wasserstrom John Schatfcr Abe Stein Founded at Columbia UniicrsitN ' , 1910 29 Active Cdttptcrs ;i Tnu Delta Chapter, MaylT, 1927 1683 Summit Street [5 5] t I Passov Brown Shapero ihnber Jaff : Fisher Horwitz Mathicu Htrsch Aleisel Grccnblall Biales ( ' einbaum Broida Tucker Koerncr Krause Handlenian PHI BETA DELTA Louis Biales CLASS OF 192S Frank Weinbaiim Stephen Krause Sidney Broida Harry Handclman CLASS OF 1929 Jack Jaffe Aron Mathicu Stanley Koerner Leon Meisel Max Schriber Lsadore Tucker Jerome Brtjwn Max Fisher CLASS OF 1930 Samuel Grcenblatt Robert Hirsch WilHam Goodman Louis Horwitj Daniel Passov Jask Shapero Jerome Ahrams Leon Goldstein PLEDGES Samuel Koiidm Martin Siegel Abe Melk Samuel Smith Frederick Staubcr Louis Tucker Founded at Columbia University, 1912 30 Active Chapters Alpha Epsilon Chapter, June 19, 1927 1917 Waldec); Avenue [356] H - ' iwm ■ Kr f wf - . Afc-JiP ; ' f L ' J H ■L iiOii %i- ' ' aH ■h i yTW ' . T ■(MJpMJB B ' A flr ' 1 ifl F BIsW l yttft lV ' ' r mI n WHIfla mm U Thomtison Arnold Davis Hoffman Planson Fuchs Tdlcr Reighard Crow Price Poling XC ' eimer Ehrhardt H Henrie Pouvll Reddish L. Xi ' etlx Stickcl Newhouse C. Henrie Baker Ketrow Haas RusUr Schidz Cummins Swtckard Srtoiit E. i ' Als Ever hurt Crandall Kiinzler PI KAPPA PHI James Crandall Stuart Ciininiins CLASS OF 1928 Verne Hoffman Charles Rusler Solomon Whirl Robert Price William Schulz, Jr. Merrill Weimer Eugene Baker Robert Everhart John Haas, Jr. CLASS OF 1929 George Heinzelman Russell Ncwhouse Ralph Ketrow William Plansom Euj ene Kiinzler Donald Radcr Sumner Strout George Swickard Edsvard Wells John Crow Marcy Powell CLASS OF 1930 Kenneth Ehrhardt CIcmmcnt Henrie Edwin Stickel Lawrence Wells Fred Peters Keith Arnold ( .lark Davis Norhert Fuchs Homer Henrie George Hay John Hines PLEDGES Eugene Poling Frank Reighard Joseph Reddish Edgar Shisler James Teller Nelson White Founded at College of Charleston, 1904 J 2 Active C iiifiter.! Xf Cm 9 K ' Alpha N Chapter. Hovember 5, 1927 1 18 fourteenth Avenue 51 [ J57 ] Lee Farley Johnson Scott Harris Nelson Watlington OMEGA PSI PHI MEMBERS IN GRADUATE SCHOOL Guniey Nelson Aurelius Scott CLASS OF 1929 Robert Farley Russell Pace CLASS OF 1930 Ellsworth Harris Alfred Tate John Watlington Eddie White Paton Bloont Bernard Harris ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Glen Hincs Samuel Lee Maurice Woods Robert Johnson Postell Patterron Robert Woods founded at Howard Untversuy. 1911 77 Active C iaplcrs S hita Psi Cliafitt-r. Hovember 21, 1927 236 £usi Eleventh Avfiiiie f ? S 1 V ' • B 2 B K i H tj k Jl l H Zink W ' i5 Reader Minck Slyhlo Lc Wallrahenslein Downing Hirshjield Cook Johnson BarrMrd Page Bonner Wilson it Brooks Heilman Fausz Wood Spencer -Strong Sktfyper Smith Pernor Herrold Brown Seymour Kahter BETA KAPPA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Calvin Heilman Edwin Kahler Eugene Bonner Kenneth Cook George Barnard Harold Brown Arnold Fausz Antliony Anderlea GRADUATE STUDENT James Skipper CLASS OF 1928 James Page George Spencer-Strong CLASS OF 1929 Joseph Dorff Robert Herrold Lowell Downing Edward Pryatel CLASS OF 1930 Chester Fogarty Paul King Stanley Hirschiield Dustm Mirick Guy Johnson Everett Seymour PLEDGES Russell Burrell George Lose Frederick Berncr Paul Wallrabenstcin Earl Wood Raymond Reeder Rudolph Styblo Richard Smith Park Urban Melvin Wilson Charles Wise Founded at Hatnlme University, 1901 Aipha Alpha Chapter, May 1, 1928 227 Fifteenlh Arieiuic r 559 ] PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES Agriculture Alpha Zeta Delta Theta Sit;ma Tau Gamma Phi Applied Optics Epsilon Psi Epsilon Architecture Alpha Rho Chi Commerce Alpha Kappa Psi Delta Sigma Pi Dentistry Delta Sigma Delta Psi Omega Xi Psi Phi Education Sigma Delta Sigma Ciignieernig Theta Tau forejjsic Phi Delta Gamma Graduate Science Gamma Alpha journalism Sigma Delta Chi Law Delta Theta Phi Gamma Eta Gamma Phi Alpha Delta Phi Delta Phi Medicine Alpha Mu Pi Omega A1|i1ki Kappa Kappa Phi Chi Phi Delta Epsilon Phi Rho Sigma P iarnmc_v and Chemistry Alpha Chi Sigma Kappa Psi Phi Delta Chi Rho Pi Phi Vetej-mary Medicine Alpha Psi Omega Tau Sigma r yM ] xSamicrs Slockiccit PhUlips PROFESSIONAL INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS Charles Babbs President Herbert Stockwell Vice-President Clarence Sanders Treasurer John Minnich Secretary MEMBERS Paul Grove l ilw Kappa Kappa David Bender Alpha Omega Clarence Sanders Alpha Mu Pi Omega Raymond Spohr Delta Sigma Delta Richard Garnett Gamma Eta Gamma Charles Babbs Delta Theta Phi Herbert Stockwell P ' R ' ' o Sigma Joseph Allen P ' ' Ir ' ' Delta James Childs f Chi Charles Phillips P ' Delta Epsihn Frederick Fri . ■ ■ ■ Psi Omega John Minnich ... Xi Psi P ii [ 361 ] 4J r ' % Merwin Sater Zuber Hartz Danaher Baggoll Dur ey Worstell HiU Thomas PJeiffer Downing Stevens Fitzgibbon Horier Knapp ' J ' etlow Gordon Tanner Moore James Blair Lane PHI DELTA PHI LAW Robert Hunter William Rose MEMBERS IN FACULTY Norman Lattin Clarence Laylin Lewis Simes Alonso Tuttlc Robert Mathews Byron Blair James Danaher William Downing CLASS OF 1928 William Fitjgibbons James Knapp Joseph Harter Donald Merwin Rice Hcrshey William Moore Winston Hill Frank Stevens Charles Tanner Percy Tetlow Dan Webber CLASS OF 1929 Horace Baggott John Durfey Earl Beoughcr William Davis Richard Gordon Harold James John Zuber PLEDGES Melville Dill Ralph Dixon Frank Eickemeyer CoUis Lane Richard Sater Charles Glander Paul Key Lcland Lord David Thomas Lawrence Worstell Paul Taylor Donald TurnbuU Founded at the Vnivenity of MichigdTt, 1869 59 Active Chapters m m Swan Inn Chajyltr April 28, 1893 f . « ] - - - ■ ' Schelfier Stailtntis Sehwab LonUergan Nuru ' makfr Arthur Sprague Webster Hdwards Mrunifr Carnhart Relz Alinntch Burttatn I,uij (?y VonDetVort Likens Cehrs Miller Garvertck Bowers McFarland Kling Reynard Goulding Hahn Maddock Adams Body Saridrock Young Witzel Roose Hair McCarty Ktlpartick Spicer Ncal Harper Robert Arthur Lowell Body Asa Edwards Warren Garnhart William Kling Renwick Adams Ambrose Bowers Warren Bertram XI PSI PHI MEDICINE Howard Spragiie MEMBERS IN Clyde Hcbble Earl joncs CLASS OF Malcolm Forbes Albert Goulding Carl Hahn Russell Hair CLASS OF Russel McCarty Paul McCleary Lamonte Retz CLASS OF 19J0 Theodore Boylan Bernice Cehrs CLASS OF 1931 Calvin Garvcrick Darrel Walters FACULTY Ralph Palfenbarger Louis Rcif Julian Laishley James Londergan Richard Maddock Robert McFarland Roy Schelfler Frederick Schwab Donald Spucer Basil Likens Frank Mramor 1928 1929 Robert Bishop Bcecher DierdorlT Seth Gordon Riley Hardacre Carl McKeniie Robert Moyer PLEDGES Dolbert Waud Harold Kilpatrick Charles Stronsnider Charles Nunemaker Ralph Roos Eugene Witiel Henry Stallings Raymond Young Maurice Sandrock Edmund VanDevort Donald Webster Junior Miller Arthur O ' Brien Lyle Pitt Robert Secrest Ray Shertinger Robert Smith August Uranker Founded at Umi ' crsitv vf Michigan. 1889 3 1 Active Chapters Kappa Chapter, March 19, 1897 HI Thirteenth Avenue r f- ' ? ] Rhodes Huston Brosch Schwartz Kurzen Treat Law Stone St Iter ley Baker Sitter Pickering AfeUhing Browning Mttiska Yutzi Carver AJilner Drake Scherer McGrew Miliska Griffin A lason Florea i ' hilacre Obrecht Predmore Ryerson Carl Arnold Roderick Harder Frank Beach Firman Bear Errol Bird Harold Borst Joel Coffey Guy Conrey George Crane Raymond Gray Harold Florea Ralph Gritfin Carl Brosch Carl Dillc Harold Huston Richard Baker Homer Browning Lawrence Bruhaker Clifford Coffnian Ervin Coleman ALPHA ZETA AGRICULTURE MEMBERS IN FACULTY John Dowlcr Huffman Erb Oscar Erf John Falconer Carl Gray Paul Gerlaugh Frank Helmrich D(.mald Kays John Lyman George Lynch Charles McBridc James McClintock Glen McCucn William Mills Dillon Myers Marion Myers Harry O ' Brien Herbert Osborn William Palmer Charles Plumb CLASS OF 1928 Daniel McGrew Horatio Mason Harold Obrecht Merrill Predmore Gerald Ryerson Paul Scherer CLASS OF 1929 Hanson Rhodes Harold Drake Lester Garver Clarence Ellyson Charles Foster Frank Fiirniss Clyde Cordon Ralph Schwart; PLEDGES Walter Gould Raymond Law ;-awrcnce Z euch Frank Vaiighan Percival Potter Harry Ramsower Chester Reed Bentun Stahl Harold Twitchell George Valley Dean Alfred Vivian Adolph Waller Charles Willard Paul Zumbro John Sitterley Lester Stone Ross Milner George Mitiska Robert Kurzen Leonard Melching Vivian Overtutf Carl Pickering Benjamin Price Kenneth Schcidcrer Forrest Sitler Carl Wade William Walker Elmer Yutsi Fmiiidcd at Ohid State University, 1897 38 Active Chapters Tcnciislicnd Clia iter. Novcmbfr 4, 1897 H4 T iirtt ' t ' iuli At ' cniu ?64 ] fiiiBBHH TPi E ip ■H « i i. nyL 1, 1 V ' rfl 1 B l 1 j ' Hh j rv 5 ' ! 1 J H 1 P-t PT V ♦ «i li A l Hw - ft 1 ■E H ' A tr 1 t Lii H l UK Ji 1 iiAi H, . - . -V-..BC- .. . J A cCii«oc i VTood Wenzke Pond Eyestone Whttacre Wellcr Schwindt Taylor Franjac Paisley Workman Spencer Fouler Thomas Rardin Kimmcl Ward Ratvltns Kaujfmann Wtnhiglcr McCnUough Maxwell Ruin Malum Roberts Cross Fullerton SloII Sanders Spcicher St John Mdler Bonncl Camp ALPHA MU PI OMEGA MEDICINE Casper Benson Irwin Bottcnhorn Cliircncc Britt Raymond Boice Rollo Bonncll John Camp Roy Clunk Rube Eyestone Marion Franjac Edgar Kauffmann Ray McCulloch Robert Fowler Lawrence Irvin Alexander Kimniel Harry Bcilliart John Bcldon Thomas Bowers Forest Butler Charles Corbin Louis Cosgrove Hobart Donohoe Richard Garster John Brown Edward Buck Jacob Coons John Cross Glenn DovvcU Dwi ht Fritz Leland Fullerton Elson McCuUough Vi ' illiam Miller James Pond Benjamin Rawlins Hugh Winbi Donald McDill Joseph McNinch Howard Maxwell Robert Gilhs John Howard William Hunt Lawrence Irvin MEMBERS IN FACU John Farson Arthur Hauer Elmer Horton Andrew Timberman CLASS OF 1928 Albert Gertis Eugene Hammersley Glenn Heller Samuel Kistlcr CLASS OF 1929 Irvillc Rian John Roberts Clarence Sanders Walter Scheidt glcr CLASS OF 1930 Richard Paisley Thomas Rardin Kenneth Taylor PLEDGES Phillip Knies Charles Larkin Carl Linkc States McCoy Donald Miller Andrew Miglets Adolph Verhoir LTY Clayton McPeek Andrew Prout Ernest Scott John McCrimmon Victor Mahan Michael Miller Sterling Obenour Howard Schwindt Lowell Smith Clyde Speicher Calvin spencer Asia Whitacre Cleland Thomas Earl Trunick Danilc Whitacre Carl Moats Martin Obedemcyer Ralph Rasor C ' arlos Rian George Shawaker Charles Shcpard Louis Spohr Ralph Ramey Ora Rapp Kenneth Scott Clement St. John Lewis Stephen Vincent Ward Wendell Weller John Wenzke Vernon Wood William Workman Carl Rossel Harold Sayrc Hugh Setterfield Andrew Soros Paul Sauvagcot Thc( dorc Spohr Harold Taggett Harry Taggett Foimdcd at Philadelphia. 1891 12 Active Chapters £psi!oti Cliiipter. Fcbniary 12, 1920 I454 Jeil Avenue { ?6 ' ] Irwjn Bottenhorn Harvey Cottrell Sydney Beeson William Dennis Jerry Dvorak Raymond Cummins Richard Deeds Arlyn Brooke Dean Boucher Harold Crow Harold Bandi Wilham Allen Milton Barrett George Bent Harold Brown Gruner MilUr Knechlley Dvorack Brooke Buckley Sulsberger Nagel Winter BijnJi Cu, Gtbhoney Kloepjer Umhaugh Tripp Jenkins Ge ' ber Lauer Spencer Lambert Prank Knot Reellwm Beeson PST OMEGA DENTISTRY MEMBERS IN FACULTY Kirk SttngUy nmins Richner Smith Boucher W ' urnfr Wade PhtUtfys Kiimmfrltng William Graham Ollie Mobberly Edward Frank Frederick Fri Marshall Gibhoney William Gcrher William Jenkins Waldrun Frankl Orla Gruner Lawrence Jones Robert Brawley Kay Kirk James Chessrown Lawrence Clcck Donald Damuth John Doclkcr Wendell Postle Harry Scmans Roland Wiltberger CLASS OF 1928 Robert Jerles Donald Kammerlmg Harry Knox Coral Umbaugh CLASS OF 1929 Elmer Lambert John McAdams Douglas Warner CLASS OF 1930 George Kidd Floyd Kloepfer Ted Knechtley Alwiere Wiley CLASS OF Robert McCarron Leroy Nagel PLEDGES Paul Dudick John Early Nelson Embrey William Franke Sterling Wylic Herbert Shumway Dick Snyder Richard Millar Rowland Oldham Arlington Overlandcr Earl Miller Russell Puder Charles Lieberman Walter Merriman Charles Rocnker Chester Winter 1931 Charles Richner Lloyd Smith Charles Ludy Frank Manbeck Wilho Orquist Ray Phipps Frank Starr Victor Stcffel Glen Phillips Earl Spencer Will:am Tripp Eugene Reelhorn Robert Wade George Schneider Charles Stingley Harlcy Stone Diehl Sulsberger John Roth George Schaaf Lowell Trecce Don Weber Founded at Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, 1892 37 Acute C ia iters Psi Chapter. December 4. 1901 109TutI iIi Ai ' eiiuc r ?66 ] Sn ipes Craig Odrtz AUruh Slumfi Dawscn Floak Lawrence Bratlon DeMuth Liutz WVi,M Marshall Kmlz Snyder Peters WcUerlon Perkins McCretght Snulh Weisenharger Imhoff McCrifl Karch Hamilton Rolu Kleinhenz Crox HehUe Hullinter , Hugh Beatty Francis Davis Fred Fletcher David Gilliam John Bcvan Ralph Brown George Butz Herschcl Aldrich Charles Beale i Floyd Craig Paul Grove Edgar Black Paul Bratton Frank Cook Dalton Deeds Dudley Hain Francis Kints ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA MEDICINE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Edward Harris Isaac Harris Benjamin Kirkendall Roy Krigbaum Hugh Means Raymond Ramsey Philip Reel Raymond Seymour Howard Yoakem CLASS OF 1928 Burgcs DeMuth John Mitchell Leonard Kleinhen: Robin Ohetz Rollins McGriff Campbell Taylor CLASS OF 1929 Clyde Dawson John Karch Samuel Flook Maxwell Raine William Griffin Lovell Rohr CLASS OF 1930 Frank Hamilton Clarence Hullinger Joseph Hebble George ImhotI John Yochem PLEDGES Ross Knoble Henry Lacey Harold Lawrence James Long Gyles Wolverton Robert Marshall David McCreight Alden Perkins Eugene Peters E. J. Stedem Well- Tcachnor, Jr. Francis Thomas John Upham Marshall Thomas Richard Wallace Karl Way Kenneth Smith Lee Wcis Robert Snipes Harold Weisenbarger Nat Schneider Ralph Sipple Robert Smith Ernest Snyder James Stump Berger Thomas Founded at Dartmoutli College. 1888 46 Active Chapters S . Pi Chapter, October 2, 1902 199 West Tenth Avenue [ 567 ] 1 i Ohncx Holmes Wulker Deohald Carey Reese Palis Woodruf f Ciessler Shi ynmn Janes ' li ' asem Eakm Inms Haskms Class Cox Romshe RicharJsoi Bouru Cranin YoJer Sullon Rogers Durkee Henderson Wilham Biownficid John Sliplicr Dwight DeLong Francis Bcnvne Herbert Carey Lester Cronin Hubert Davis James Cox Willard Boyer Floyd Davis Crosby Rogers DELTA SIGMA DELTA AGRICULTURE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Otto Croy Wallace Hanger Frederick Salter Robert Stult: John Wuichct HONORARY MEMBERS Oscar Erf Donald Kays Wendell Paddock Alfred Vivian CLASS OF 1928 Harold Deobald Lewis Eakin Maurice Durkee Howard Haskins Robert Woodruff Robert Yodcr CLASS OF 1929 George Henderson Earl Ohmes Murray Janes Dana Richardson George Holmes Russell Innis Lee Glass CLASS OF 1930 James Jones Glenn Kellogg Lloyd Mackcy PLEDGES Russell Shipman Isaac Shoemaker Dale Scott Norman Sorenscn Howard Romshe Arthur Walker Donald Wasem George Thorniley Albert Ziclkc Founded at Ohio Slate University. December 1, 1905 244 Wfsl Tenth Aveiiiic r J6S ] MMMiii ai(W« ll4 l!lil i t Gingrich Van Deivnder Wing HamiUon Ncmcc Smith Mussar Yurjevic Johnstone Stump LindsUy Daity Shmv Robinson Lynch Poorman Mavis Bailey Trunick Bachman Lulz Owens liatttn BeurJ Carnett Elder Chance Zur luh Duitx Stralton Mdler Ritari Hemf su-ad Martin Paul Chance Arthur Ritardi Robert Bachain Richard Garnett Paul Gingrick GAMMA ETA GAMMA LAW MEMBERS IN FACULTY Willard Patty Vv ' iIIiam Davis CLASS OF 1928 Leslie Stratton Willii Eldc CLASS OF 1929 David Hempstead Arthur Martin Cecil Lindsley James Nitschkc Howard Luti Robert Shaw Alviii Zurfluh William Wing Rex Miller Dale Stump Clair Trunick Louis Wolfe Charles Batton Raymond Beard Thomas Bretherton CLASS OF 1930 Denver Van Devender Raymond Daily Maxwell Flesher Dudley Harris Rolland Bailey Howard Hamilton Hubert Massar Frank Warren PLEDGES Willard James Charles Lynch Dwight McBanc Benson Owens Joseph Poorman Lawrence Robinson George Yurjevic Olen Mavis Thomas Osborne John Smith Founded at University o Muiiic, 1901 26 Actif e Chapters Kho Chapter, April 1, 1906 83 Foiirteeiiih Avenue r 369 ] I H Cramer Btshof Ohon Vi ' ickman Alton Johnson Schu injurtb Snyder Schumacher Frederick Ryan Mercer Kane Lade WcUman HumUton Kclty Gatlouay danger Goortey W. Cramer Windham Clarence Brown Harold Cramer Albert Galloway James Alton Willis Cramer Charles Bishop Edward Armitage James Blanchard Wayne Carpenter William Gardner PHI DELTA CHI PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY MEMBERS IN FACULTY Claire Dye William Mueller William Keyser CLASS OF 1928 Charles William; Bernhard Lade Weldon Sanger David Johnson Glenn Kelly CLASS OF 1929 Vernon Frederick Harry Olsen Alvin Hamilton Burton Peck Walter Mercer Harold Ryan CLASS OF 1930 John Goorley Maurice Kane PLEDGES Oliver Gibson Harry Hart Horace Kliplingcr Carl Lundgrcn Marion Wykoff Willard Schumacher Harry Snyder Frank McCoy William Pcarch Elmer Plotter Lloyd Plotter Fred Williams Harlan Wellman Ray Windman Earl Schweinfurrh David Shaffer Carl Wick man Kenneth Speaks George Stafford Chester Widmyer James Wiley founded at University of Michigan 1883 28 Acliue Cliaplcrs Clii Chafiter. May 23, 1908 176 Fi lfciil i Ai ' fiiue r 370 ] Calltnan Hamilton Chaduitk Carlson HorucJcl Mclntyre Henntng Black Vi ' itson f carce Reacham Robson Harnett f {filer Palmer Bulter north Wright Neff Zimmer E gleston Emory Almy Cecil Booid Vk ' i ' liam McCaughey ALPHA CHI SIGMA CHEMISTRY MEMBERS IN FACULTY Jesse Day William Evans Dana Demorest Vv ' csley France Edward Mack Edward O ' Rourke William Henderson James Lord Clare Barnett Clarence Beacham Nelson Biitterworth Clifford Carlson Wesley Black Earl Callinan CLASS OF 192 Thomas Chadwick Kenneth Emmert Theodnre Graetz John Heller Walter Henning Richard Horwedel Harley Lee John Nctf Melville Pearce Pierce Robson Myron Egglestti Robert Foster Robert Hamilton CLASS OF 1929 Melvin Lund Frank Mclntyre Willard Palmer Kenneth Steele Arthur Watts Harold Wright David Zimmer Lawrence Postle Charles Wilson James Beam Ralph Cramer Otis Cummins Charles Fletcher Fred Greenich Benjamin Hanson PLEDGES Lawrence Leahy Homer McDougal Arthur Miller Albert Miller Russell Peterkin Waino Pesola Founded dt Unii ' ersuy oj Wisconsin, 1902 4 2 Aciu ' c Chapxers Lambda Chapter, April 10. 1910 1927 VX ' aldtci Avf mie r : 7i ] Dauson Denk Carman Funk Dornbircr Hofykins Regan Snodgrass Stacey Granducci ' tlson SIGMA DELTA CHI JOURNALISM John Fleming MEMBERS IN FACULTY Lester Getzloe Osman Hooper William Graves Lewis Morrill Joseph Myers Irvin Dawson Maurice Denk Clarence Doyle CLASS OF 1928 Robert Funk Frank Hopkins Oeveste Granducci David Regan Jake Frong George Snodgrass Harold Stacy Guy Spring Milton Yelsky Lester Bicderman CLASS OF 1929 William Boycnton William Dornbirer Byron Wilson Edwin Garman %. Founded at De Pauw University, 1909 34 Aclii ' C Cliaptirrs Tliftd Cliaplcr, June 9, 1911 [372] Hn n r ' ' 7 T i B tsj ' t ' fOiA j L. ' -Jl B i J l . -SH H ■ ■ l S Kv flHi H l l HHHHI BartUtt Sirnex SLitUr Rohson Stevens Runnels Hall iMtshaw Scheetz Cox ArmfuU LtJtkuy Sfu-rcr James liierson Hummon Hubbard Thomas Bouyer Grossman ' ! hornfjson OMEGA TAU SIGMA VETERINARY MEDICINE Charles Bowycr George Schcet; Frank Armfield William Busic Densil Bartlett Howard HiTichnian James Burriss Kenneth Burriss Gordon Castor Charles Crago MEMBERS IN FACULTY Walter Hobbs Fred Speer John Cox CLASS OF 1928 Owen Thomas CLASS OF 1929 Clyde Everson Walton Finfrock Henry Lidikay CLASS OF 19M) Earl Huhbard Ormond Homnion Gail Rohson PLEDGES Arno Dan forth Henry Davis Walter Ferrall Chalmer Hile George Grossman Ronald Hcctornc Arvo Thompson Raymond Wcnger Charles Hall William James Charles Runnels Kenneth Shcrer Donald Simes Emmett LeDunc Wallace McKinley Cornelius Messier Earl Moore Clifton Latshaw Henry LcDune Erwin Slatter William Stevens Ralph Peters Jctur Riggs Stanley Taylor Harry Webster Founded at Cornel! University, 1907 4 Active Chapters Gamma Chapter, Hovember 25, 1911 143 East Frambes Avenue [373] Taylor Donaldson Halhjway Cratf Couchman Hunkinson Roth Brumbaugh Ingmtre Jones GreemiiiU Volzer Sioboda BroJ en Slockwelt Meister Erf Crist Nthizer Htcks DegenharJ Brown Blake Anderson Keischgens Kju-hn Hatnmtll Schwarzell Ear! Baxter Leslie Biglow Frank Castleman Paul Charlton Verne Dodd William Brogdcn Augustus Hall Lawrence Andci Emerson Blake Jerry Crist Joseph Bninihau h Lloyd Couchman C ' lydc Dawson PHI RHO SIGMA MEDICINE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Walter Duffee Albert Frost Elijah Gordon Edwin Hamilton Solomon Hatfield George Hoskins John Means Russell Means Link Murphy H. M. Platter Howard Wilson CLASS OF 1928 Gordon Hammill Maurice Menke Paul Jones Henry Schwarzell Adelbert Kuehm Herbert Stockwell CLASS OF 1929 Maynard Brown Theodore Donaldson Harold Taylor CLASS OF 1930 arren Hieks Roy Degenhard Paul Dillon Lowell Dillon PLEDGES Kenneth Greenwalt Dorcnce Hankison Bernard Ingmirc Edward Graff John Hathaway Lambert Jcrschgens Lynn St. John C. B. Tanner William Taylor L, M. VanBuskirk John Wilce Joseph Svoboda Elmer Voher Dale Roth Robert Solt Wain Wright Lawrence Nihi:er John Meister Rescuer Zeiher rounded at Tv ort iu ' c.slcrn University, 1890 26 Active Chapters Omega Chapter. February 21, 1913 n20? (eil Arenue rm] 1 b. t M- ■ .♦ ITTI 3 Lil I i t t: f ' | ||| J i t imi ' Mm [ieikwith Smith Nolan I-arr StechiT Kreuler Everett KahU- Mutthut.s Dombey DELTA THETA PHI LAW CLASS OF 1928 Charles Bahhs Everett Farr James Nolan Harry Hochn Alex Smith Theodore Beckwith Joseph Stecher Edmund Yantes CLASS OF 1929 Alex Dombey Kenneth Howell Kenneth Kreidcr John Matthias Fred Everett James Kahle William Kukclcik Guy O ' Donnell Austin O ' Toole Walter Patterson Matthew Smith CLASS OF 1930 Charles Fox Thomas Crance Oscar Eckelberry Wallace Gourley PLEDGES Robert Henderson Fred McManiis Harold Mason Robert Moore Joseph Pound Claude Recker Marion Ross Myron Shaw Alton Wells Albert Williams Robert Winter Founded at Tslortli u ' eslern University, 1900 59 Active Chapters Chase Senate Cliapter, May 10, 1913 2061 lvL a Avenue [375] Pumfjhrey McKee AUtson Thompson Poster Burger Newell Fancher Bartholomew Underwood Lowry Gellrost Tedrow Hawyer Portz Shane Sharf e Pfeiffer V utson Shell Mehl Burke Meredith Boukalik Hunt John Bigony Homer Blaser William Burger Brinton Allison William Boukalik Myron Bartholomew Ray Brown Raymon Allison Maurice Archer Milton Axthclin Teinpie Baldi Olcn Ball William Banning Darrcl Bihler Donald Brumley PHI CHI MEDICINE CLASS OF 1928 Orville Burke Gaile Doster Marvin Gcttrost James Childs Clare Lacock George Watson CLASS OF 19 29 William Hurt Kenneth Lowry Raymond Pfeilfer CLASS OF 1950 Paul Fancher Kenneth Hawvcr Robert Pumphrcy Douglas Sroufc Roy Shell PLEDGES Frank Cooper Isaac Curtis Robert Drake Merrill Evcrhart Robert Fox Edgar Fry Robert Fullcrton Stanley Hirschfield Frederick Van En Samuel Mercer Mark Morgan W.lbur McKce Lawrence Mehl Francis Shane Vern Sharp George Tedrow Wade Ports Charles Thompson Graydon Underwood Roy Meredith Leonard Newell Robert Homan Calvin Jackson Henry Karper Oiville Layinon Charles Lehman Norris Lcnahan Ralph McKinncy Ray Markwood LaVcrnc Ziegler James Matson Jolin Mayhcw Palmer Miller Fred Nctr George Rice Jacob Sheet- (Airtis Smith Edward Smith Founded at JJyiii ' ersity of Vermont, 1899 56 Active Chapters Gamma Ciiapler. Hovember 15, 1913 J 54 West JS(iiit i Ai ' cniic f ' ] Baker Crisu ' old Ha ' v flan Sunhorri Crawford Brown ALPHA KAPPA PSI COMMERCE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Spiirgcon Bell Morten Bodfish Dallas Bolon Harold Castcrton Ralph Davis John Baker Dwight Brown Ward Ashman Francis Beeler Samuel Seibert Charles Dice Maynard Donaldson George Eckelherry John Fisher Raymond Gauch Mathew Hammond Felix Held Henry Hoagland Charles Huntington Hermann Miller Montgomery Pike Ralph Richards CLASS OF 1928 Merlin DuBois Francis Griswold Mark Sanbo Merle Harrod Joseph Ovies CLASS OF 1929 James Crawtord Charles Highy PLEDGES Grove Chidester Martin Elberfeld George Walters Clyde Rugglcs Daniel Shunting George Starr Henry Walradt Walter Weidler Charles Rideout Alan Root Rollin Fiser Paul Jones David Westwater Nicholas Perzel Milton Rowley Foimdcd dl y{t:w Tor University 1904 46 Active CliapKrs Mu Chapter. Muy 8. 191 r 7 ] I liice Coady Albers Knoulton Yeagley Hulhgan .Staymk Hannon Heuhet f ing Corwin Keller Kraner Roth Ryan Leece Sftringer Meinhardt Koch Isaacs Adrian Steuarl Maddux Gould LeFevre Hughes Summersett Star tey Lacy Goslme ALPHA RHO CHI ARCHITECTURE Herbert Bavinicr John Coady William Gould JuMlls Kocli MEMBERS IN FACULTY Joseph Biadford Charles Chubb Galen Oman Wilbert Ronan Paul Wood CLASS OF 1928 Richard Gosline Harold Summersett CLASS OF 1929 Robert Heichel Howard LeFevre William King Carl Meinhardt Robert Lccce Donovan Rice CLASS OF 1950 Herbert Lacy John Maddux William Adrian Frederick Albers Raymond C jrwin William Halligan Ralph Haimon Tod Isaacs Paul Yeaglcy PLEDGES Harry White Charles Keller Austin Knowlton Albert Kramer Ralph Fanning Robert Springer LcRoy Stanley Raymond Staycock Glen Roth Harold Ryan Ernest Steuart foundtil at Universities of Micliigan and Illinois, 1914 10 Active Chapters Demclrios Cliapter. Ffbniury 2?, 1916 1919 J,uiuni(.l i Ai ' .-uif [378] .. 5,«?IU ■ fl .« IK 7!A a S « flPJB W ■p S 3 S Jl.; , Y , fiiyri Stayman Steu-art Hottel Hays Joncx Edgar liallarj fiwutt Voe tly C ' tUiams I lorlon CtlUljnd Minchtn Kirkpatrick EUis Ktetn Roue EPSILON PSI EPSILON APPLIED OPTICS MEMBERS IN FACULTY Dr. Clarence Elhs Hiiward Mineiiin Kenneth Kirkpatrick Ward Ewalt Glenn Stewart CLASS OF 1928 Fred Klein Robert Stayman William Ballard Dtiyle Edgar CLASS OF 1929 Jolm Gilleland Ellsworth Reese Kenneth Rowe Maurice Wareham CLASS OF 19J0 Edwin Williams Hammond Horton Earlc Vocgtly PLEDGES William Hays James Hottcl Arthnr Hcrold Fred Jennings William Sutphen George Jones Charles McCandlish founded at Columbia Uiiiver.sitv. 1911 5 Aclire Chaplers Beta Chattier, Jdiuiarv 11.1918 75 West Eleventh A.venue r 379 ] are Durr Alt ' f Barrett Turney Conaway Haas Halt Minnis Dorxovari Ptef er Gleason Lucas Hay Vi ' iUastnn Cliarfyiot Schnell Sotytmer Vurvel Hagerty Donaldson ' hilsctt Davts Wheeler DELTA SIGMA PI COMMERCE Roy Davis Elvin Donaldson MEMBERS IN FACULTY James Hagerty Harold Maynard William Kaufman Jacob Taylor Thomas Kibler Engene Van Clecf Carl Varvel James Whitsett Leon Charpiot Austin Conaway Leroy Van Kirk CLASS OF 1928 Marcus Donovan Don Jones Eugene Hall Charles Pieper Tom Wheeler Clarence Wildasinn Leonard Staples Edgar Turney John Haas CLASS OF 1929 John Lucas Carlton Schnell Karl Sommer Earl Dur CLASS OF 19J0 Robert Glcason Don Hay Clement Ater PLEDGES Howard Baldwin Howard Robinson John Wasley Alvin Ware Fiiunded at ' H.ew Tor ( University. 1907 45 Active Chapters Hu Chapter. Dfcerabcr 3, 1921 172 Fififi-iii i Ai ' ciiiii r - Ro } Mayers Brooks Kaltmin Arnold DurschUig S. Greenberg Levy Schonhcrt; H. Grccnherg GooUnwn Shir bach Cltmo Htller ' Wiener WolUitfi KUitntun Pbillifys PHI DELTA EPSILON JEWISH MEDICINE Jiicub Heller Samuel Climt) CLASS OF 1928 Isidor Wallach CLASS OF 19 29 Samuel Klatman David Wiener Charles Phillips CLASS OF 1930 Miltun Goodman David Grccnbcrg Samuel Grecnberg Hyman Levy Chester Shinhach Edward Arnold PLEDGES Louis Brooks David Mayers Irving Schonbcrg Sydney Durschlag Morris Kalman founded at Cortiell Mediccj! College. 1904 39 Actu ' C Chapters Chi Chapter. December 26. 1921 207 West Eigfitli Avenue [3811 B| Sjj K H 1 B 1 ' 1 1 iT T 1 1 ■r Jul ■ ' ftS 1 1 ' L. - w H 1 ' Ai HTi H HP K|I y R IIY ' j V Bf ' tJ n irM H M WhJWi 3m ,1 H k ' n l 1 1 Hm - b H ft r j Baver Shoemtikcr Nui U Dtllingcr Smgcr chMer ' oortns Bloom Hans Grates Beard SltiitrnvrhcU Strain talker Nordstrom J. N. MiUcr Tanner Patty Hanslcy Niehatts ' Boesel Ouri Hutchman Busstes J. A. M tiler ol ord Hcckerl Strousc Schroeder Dtmham Hatherton William McPhcrson James Barringer Cecil Boord Harold Borst Charles Bumcr Robin Burrcll Jesse Day Dwight DeLont; Earl Beard Edf;ar Bloom Marion Boesel Justin Bussics Wendell Camp Olen Cartwright Robert Conway Charles Crumc Richard Davis Joy Dillinger Winston Dunhan Austin Edison Fred Fletcher Otis Gahm Robert Gordon GAMMA ALPHA GRADUATE SCIENCE HONORARY Herbert Oshorn MEMBERS Raymond Oshurn MEMBERS IN FACULTY William Evans Charles Foulk Wesley France Marion Hollingsw : rth Clarence Kennedy Frederick Krecker Cloyd Looker James Withrow John Lyman Robert McCormick Egbert Mack, Jr. Warner Merrill Jay Park Homer Sampson James Sappcnficld ACTIVE lohn Guthrie Paul Handel Virgil Hanslcy Guy Harris Frank Hazard Winifred Heckert Charles Horton Paul Huber Sylvester Hvimphrcy Birely Landis James Lewis Joseph Liltman MEMBERS Frederick Lumley Mari()n Meyers Jerome Miller Joseph Miller Ralph Miller Karl Nordstrom John Patty Eugene Provine George Rankin John Ringwald Claude Schmidt Elmer Schroeder Cecil Bognar Edgar Transeau Jasper Sayre John Schaffncr Hugh Setterfield Wilmcr Stover Lewis Tiffany Adolph Waller James Weaver Bernard Shoemaker Inian Schurman Clyde Sheely George Sleesman William Smith Daniel Strain Robert Summerbell Josdph Suthff Alva Thompson Hiram Thut William Underwood James Webster Arthur Wilder Earl Williams Lawrence Zimmrr f oiiTidtrd at Cornell UTiivcrsity, 1899 15 Active Chapters Ohio Chapter, April 2 . 1922 MO I 7 [cil Afcmie [ . 82 ] liaiinumn liairil Halt Clark SchkUiJ Baker Grandsta f lirils ord Voder Ycrk Hart Glenn Frost HoUida TAU GAMMA PHI AGRICULTURE John Chirk Dclmar Glenn CLASS OF 1928 Clair Jones Lawrence Murray Lester York Homer Kile Joseph Schaad Lawrence Zimmer CLASS OF 1929 Lyman Baker Harold Baumann Everett Brelslord Ralph Hart Lawrence Holliday CJlivcr ode Jack Frost Maurice Baird CLASS OF 1930 James Grandstalf Clarence Hall James Anderson Ural Bee Howard Dailey Ralph Dush PLEDGES John Fleming Joseph Maxwell Kenneth Nixon Walter Grau Haskell Met! Joseph Pope Edward Johnson Cecil Milliken Hugh Robison Mclvin Kennedy Luther Mindling Ray Sauer Mil ford Schmidt Fotmded at Ohio State Uiuvcrsily Fcbrimrv 24, 1923 97 West Tvjiiiili Avenue [383] SU ' fyhens Mathews Ncill Abrvns Flickinger Ztifykc Hill Irick Ecklehcrry Lyons Hunt SfyungU ' r Wiley Karlonetz Chism ' ctmer Hoffman Herrtck IXivis Eberhard Backensto Orvillc Brim Carsten Ahrcns Arthur Backensto Trevor Davis SIGMA DELTA SIGMA EDUCATK N MEMBERS IN FACULTY Roscoe Eckleberry R ibert Smith CLASS OF 1928 John Herrick Carl Karlovetz Ivan Irick David Lyons CLASS OF 1929 Charles Eberhard Harold Hill Virgil Hemmelskamp Owen Neill CLASS OF 1930 Frederick Flickinger Robert Wherry Morgan Williams Michael Ziipko Robert Wade PLEDGES Paul Chism Frederick Hunt Robert Mathews Matthew Stephens Paul Weinier Ellis Wiley Herbert Spangler t. Founded at the Univer.sity of Illinois 1923 2 Active Chapters Beta Chapter, May 1 , 1924 203 Wot Tenlli Avenue [ 384 ] b |MT ttnciy ' |ffi llB ;tJ[ Afott K j(c H n f Mii ' slutll Decker Knox Robinson Ailtson Kalb l-cnlon Allen Fatter DuumhuuLl Anderson B er A. hmciul Suirtshcrry Smith Suain Vi ' allc r,x Armington Hurr MuU Pnor Kauer Davis Iroul l.cX ' ake THETA TAU ENGINEERING Ruhct K.ilh Charles Allen Robert Anderson Ray Armington Harry Ashmcad Richard Beer Kenneth Daiimbauld Charles Altvater MEMBERS IN FACULTY Harry Nold Percy Ott GRADUATE STUDENT Fred Ullery CLASS OF 1928 Marion Bvirr Curtis Lemay Jacoh Decker Ray Ehner Theodore Kauer Alvin Mock Charles Smith Ray Snider John Prior Theodore Swain Elmer Stansherry Harold White Calch OsK, CLASS OF 1929 Francis Davis Lester Kale Arthur Falter Russell Knnx Ely Fenton Robert Lawrence Graydon Trout CLASS OF 19M) Howard Allison Donald Marshall PLEDGES George Glass Bernard Geycr Jack Shannon William Walters Clifford LeVakc Edgar Robinson Henry Schofield Kenneth Miller Founded at the Uniirrsity of Miime.sotd. 1904 19 Active C iaptcrs Sigma Chapter, Norember 29, 1924 70£. Eiglileoitli Ave. [ -VS5 ] Afiesse Long Schirartz Smith Stark Murphy Perry Hoffmarx Suarx Collins Hopkins Morton yX ' ellock R. Stein Shoupp WussfU C. Stine KAPPA PSI PHARMACY MEMBERS IN FACULTY Clarence Brown William Stevens John Seymour James Russell CLASS OF 1928 Armond Weakley Lee Wellock CLASS OF 1929 Frederick Selby Albert Smith Dale Shoupp Paul Stark John Whyte Ralph Stine Eln re Houston CLASS OF 1930 Harold Lee Russell Miessc Frederick Beechcr Leslie Collins Carl Conrad Dale Dictrick PLEDGES George Dye Francis Gillespie Edwin Hoffman Gwilym Hopkins Herbert Swan John Long Harold Morton Joseph Murphy Harlan Perry Robert Racer Hubert Schwart; Alfred Snider Chester Stine Founded at Medical College of Virgitiia. 1879 70 Active Chapters Xi Chapter, May 21. 192? 2005 Waldfcl; AiTiiue [ ?86 ] 1 7 H PeiUl Sludcr PanJolJi Gcis Vied.U Caldwell Morr HoriMtfi Shinkc Prathcr Pelerka Schaffer Suinehart Robinson GolL-r Schwan Fisher Carahtn Sf ohr Walters DELTA SIGMA DELTA DENTISTRY CLASS OF 1928 Robert Carabin Lester Fisher Willis Goller Bernard Maras Frederick Pandnlfi George Schwan Raymond Spohr Nelson Odell Kolman Horvath CLASS OF 1929 Frank Peterka CLASS OF 1930 Charles Shirike Boyd Robinson Benjamin W ' altcrs William Boggess Robert Caldwell PLEDGES Raymond Geis Lylc Pettit Walter Studcr George Morr John Shercr George Wedell Founded at University of Michigan. 1882 3 1 Active Chapters Mil Mil Chapter, T ovember 6, 1926 196 Sixteenth Ai ' entie [ -- ] Grccnhlutt Stumf) Nctnec CaUcr Garnctl Puri. lt Wruii PoUs PHI DELTA GAMMA FORENSIC Robert Blair MEMBERS IN FACULTY Sidney Goad Joseph Nciiiec Earl Wiley Glenn Ross MEMBERS Ralph Balycat [ohn C alder Samnel Greenblatt John HaswcU Harry Kemp Willard Levin EiiRcne McQuaid Morton Neipp Harvey Oster Virgil Parish Thomas Potts Riihert Rudy Albert Sinks Dale Stump Roy Swahhey James Weaver Fuunded at the University oj Iowa, 1924 1 5 Active Chapters Ohio State Chapter. 19:7 { 388] SORORITIES [ ?S9 ] A or (on ells Jont ' S Almvndinger Rayhurn Anderson Stan forth Healon Radebaugh Cherry Lurit Stewart Earhart Taylor Judd Lindenberg Simpson Huebner McCrea WOMEN ' S PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Blanche Stewart President Adelaide Earhart Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Carter Faculty Adviser Alpha Clii Omega Eunice Taylor Alalia Delta Pi Gae Morton Alpha Delta Tlietti Ang eline Stanforth Alpha £psiio7i Phi Lillian Salle Alpha Phi Margaret Anderson Alpha SigTTia Alpha Janice Radebaugh Alpha Xi Delta Adelaide Earhart Beta Phi Alpha Alice Wells Chi Omega Elizabeth Perry Delta Delta Delta Pauline Huebner Delta Gamma Agnes Cherry Delta 2eta Dorothy Carr Gamma Phi Lambda Florence Almendinger Kappa Alpha Theta Ann Lindenberg Kappa Delta Margaret Judd Kappa Kappa Gamma Helen Jones Lambda Omega Gertrude Corey Phi Alpha Chi Rosemary Vopalecky Phi Mu Blanche Stewart Phi Omega Pi Anne Heaton Pi Beta Phi Harriet Mitchell Sigma Delta Tau Isabel Lurie Sigma Kappa Dorothy Simpson Theta Phi Alpha Flora Gilsdorf Theta Upsilon Dorothy Rayburn ZetaTau Alpha Ruth McCrea [ 390 } Roach StanUy CUl Husion Edden XI CoUicoU E Smith Jones North StmpUr Creceltus O ' Shattghnessy Hughes DeBrutn RttUl Silbaugh Sherwood Wiant Carr AUtUir h BaiUv D. Smith Rasor Romtr Eisenlohr KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Ann Catherine Carr Ruth Collicott Charlotte Sherwood Louise Eisenlohr Jean McCamphell CLASS OF 1928 Sara Millar Eli:ahcth Rasor Ruth Ann Silbaugh Margaret Vv ' iant Frances Romer Eleanor Rittel Helen Crecilius Betty DeBruin Polly Edelen Catherine Bailey Martha Collicott Mary Albright Opal Cain Catherine Carlilc Grace Chapman Susan Clark Catherine Collman Eleanor Cunningham CLASS OF 1929 Mary Wilson Eldred Elizabeth Landacrc Helen Jane Jones Ellen North Elizabeth Kinney Margaret O ' Shaughnessy Virginia Sullivan Virginia Gill Mary Ellen Hal Lucille Dum Marjorie Dum Elizabeth Gugic Eleanor Hall Lsabel Hatton Mary Hauch Grace Jones CLASS OF 19Jn Sara Stanley PLEDGES Catherine Wert: Betty Hatcher Emily Houston Lois Keiser Grace Knoble Virginia Krumm Eleanor Lippincott Catherine Oldficld Charlene Poston Caroline Sandlord Sara Roach Caroline Simpler Doris Smith Virginia Hughes Elsie Smith Mary Stalker Frances Strouthcrs Josephine Thompson Beatrice Torbert SaraTurnbaugh Sara Weaver Catherine Wells Founded at Monmouth College, 1870 54 Actire Chapters Beta Hu Chapter, October 12, 1888 84 Fi teent)i Avenue [ yn ] Taylor A fever Kdhoinnc W Jtui Jone.i adell lionnct C ' olgun GoU Reynolds T ' o.ttvr Hoof er Arnistronfi ConnelUy A levers Slemmons Roblee Auld hu ' in Kret f s xSoiiihard Eriin Ashhough Johnson Pemherton HubbtU Bobb Cfidiilt L. l-iisstg Corli i Snypfj Tootle Xi ' ood Shawaker Shoop Ddlon Killle Cliuftn Butcher M. Fassig Heer Sackett Lmdenberg Agler Mary Butcher Mary Chapin Doris Aglcr Ann Armstrong Beulah Ashbaugh Eugenia Becker Dons Blue Betty Bonnet Mary Auld Margaret Bohh Virginia Oolgan Ruth Crabill Sarah Ervin KAPPA ALPHA THETA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Edith Cockins CLASS OF 1928 Elizabeth Hairisiin Ruth Hcci Anne Kilhournc CLASS OF 1929 Elizabeth Dillon Marjorie Fassig CLASS OF 1930 Marjorie Brown Marguerite Carlin Mary Foster Bessie Gibson Kathcrine Kittle Ann Lindenberg Mary Sackett Luis Fassig Jouise Johnson PLEDGES Frances Goll Helen Hess Dorothy Hooper Mary Hubbell Ruth Irwin Ann Huntington Dorothy Krcpps Isabel Pcnibeiton Betty Peppard C)ii ' e Jones Betty Kilbourne Mildred Meyer Mary Meyers Deborah Reynolds Elizabeth Southard J, met Wood Martha Shawaker Josephine Snypp Virginia Shoop Mary Ticdcman Mary Tootle Elizabeth VanCleve Betty Roblee Janet Sleinnuins Virginia Taylor Charlotte Wadel! Ann Wood Fiiioidfd at DfPditu ' Unii ' cr.sily. 1870 If AlIut Chapters Alp id Guiiiiim C idptfr. May 24, 1892 9 ' i Tu ' clflli Avenue I yn ] liullock litcknio ' t ' Riggs I tkc! Cook Rowlands Acxiitrx vr R. Daitx Asuf Decg Mwtin Koch Jo ws DcrUon Bfoune Dillon I ' .ran A , ji.v Zimmer IzUuiirJs AmUfson l ouJcnslagur )f«.it Gru iu n l.ittU Rostu ick _ Hou ' iird ,Steherl Hu.iting.i tt ollant RutJier Gr . y Sn ' g nt ' einland W ' iti c- - Culkin. ' i AfcCord lihckburn Curtwnghl Simms Faulkner PI BETA PHI Mary Bye Eli:abcth Calkins Mary Anirinc Lulu Browne Betty Asnuis X ' kilet Bojjcn Virgenc Anderson Dorothy Aschin er Ruth Asne Florence Bickniorc Virgnua Blackhurn Jean Bostwick Virgniia Bullock Mary ( ' ook Alice Dcnttm MEMBERS IN FACULTY Lenorc Alway Sophie Barker CLASS OF 1928 ' Emily Davis Mary (Jriffith Rachel Davis LVirothy Jones CLASS OF 1929 Ruth Burgert Margaret Strihling Mary Hastnigs Helen Stroupe CLASS OF 19jn Virginia Cartwright Mary Evans Alice Dccg Alice Myers Kathciinc Vv ' ollani D..rothy Dillon Mtirjt)rie Dressel Helen Edwards X ' lrginia Evans Dorothy Faulkner Helen Graham Martha Gray Martha Howard Martha Leonard PLEDGES El Martha Likes Jessie Little Gladys Loudenslager Betty Martin Evelyn Miller Lucile Moats Evelyn Mong Evelyn Paddock Marian Riggs Betty McCord Harriet Mitchell Margaret W ' cinland Ethel Wheeler Helen Russell Ruth Sichert Ruth Riley Esther Rowlands Faith Rumcr Marthe! Ryan Nina Sargent Virginia Scott Mary Simms Dorothy Snashall Charlotte Worrell isc Z,immcr fiiioided dt Monmoxuh CoHege. 1867 73 Active Chapters g irr i i V Ohio Belli C iupter, April 5, 1894 64 Twelfth Aim lie [ 595 ] ■ 1 1 i 1 1 men 1 ' .-; £-! 1 5 n. «.l ' i3 ' Hl lliP 1 ■ H ■ |y n 1 fl ■ , ' 1 ■ V H ' 1 - 1 1 s 1 1 i ! 1 E K s ' 4( 1 Nf ' 1 1 y ! ; A HP ! 1 ! B C. Schneider Klamer Huebner Prttchatd D. Schneider Clark _ Matchelt Weintand Ulrt Martin Smith Bou Barrett Nesbtt Stuuts Jeannot F. Boltn Barnhart Leyshon Carpenter Cumberland Wood Silverslein h Horsl Lord V Bolin Holstein A. Mallhias l.ittUju-ld F. Matthias Hams Rinehart Cary Taylor Tucker Clement Sfyurrter Myers Russell Atkinson ' an Camf} Anderson Davis Thibaut DELTA DELTA DELTA Erma Anderson CLASS OF 1928 Frances Barrett Emelie Myers Marion Spurrier Lillian Russell Cathyrne Atkinson Martha Bowman CLASS OF 1929 Jeanette Davis Pauline Huebne Esther Martin Esther Pritchard Dorothy Thibaut Imogene Van Camp Flora-Belle Bolin Dorcas Schneider CLASS OF 1930 Martha Jeannot Marie Klamer Margaret Nesbit Harriet Taylor Margaret Tucker Dorothy Barnhart Virginia Bolin Jean Carpenter Opal Cary Lcla Clark Muree Clement Marion Cumberland Clara Horst Harriet Harris Mary Htjlstein Mary Leyshon Dorothy Lord Emilia Littlefield PLEDGES Florence Matthias Alice Matthias June Ramroth Elizabeth Reinhart Virginia Reynolds Dorothy Silversteen Clara Schneider Evelyn Spiger Elizabeth Staats Virginia Stephens Catherine Ulrich Eleanor Wineland Rozclla Wood ik Fuundt d at liostun, Massdihiisetls. I 88 Hu Chapter, March 30, 1896 229 Fijteenth Avenue [ 394 ] OsUrxdorJ Diltz Heenan Latta Powers Wallace Haganx Cryder Unger Hollenbach Curr Boggiss Lowell Bticklev Tannvhill Daugherly Brothers l- ' fosal Holtzman Calender Cordon WampUr Yanan Hutchinson Prucha Glvnn Bruner Morns Pearce Jor es Barih Michel Backus DELTA ZETA Katherinc Backus Mary Barth CLASS OF 192S Emmajanc Berkheimer Helen Hollenhach Dorothy Carr Jeanne Mcnke Virginia Pearce Charlotte Michel Mary Morris Evelyn Boggcss Dorothy Cryder CLASS OF 1929 Katherine Howell Gertrude Ostendorf Evelyn Jones Emily Prucha Dorothea Lowell Adele Reber Lois Sheets Lucile Wampler Catherine Daughcrty Eleanor Diltz CLASS OF 1930 Ruth Hccnan Frances Holtzman Nova Hutchinson Hclcnc King Dorothy Kramer Jane Powers Dorothy Unger Norma Yarian PLEDGES Ann Bartram Dorothy Blosscr Lilhan I5rothers Alice Brunner Beth Buckley Dorothy Calender Mildred Day Harriet Feascl Margaret Glynn Mary Gorden Eleanor Hagans Mary Latta Jeanettc Nichols Frances Schnell Esther Strittmatter Kenyon Tannyhill Jean Wallace Lucile Waitress Founded at the Miami Uiiii ' ersily 48 Active Chapters TJicta Chapter. January 21, 1911 2 1 2 Fi leenth Avenue [ 395 } Denman Hearn V. Horch Linscolte E. Horch Henderson Sybert Foott ' Suiters Kreider R. Johnson Asr inall Gockenhuch talker Chrtstianson Davis BoUz Hamilton Federle lieale Alunkel Tallant Klf (dinger Aldrich Keterer N. Johnson Hedges Lauyer Sinclair liowen Cherry Morris ' right Worcester Hainer Jones Morgan Hunt Mary Bales Mary Bowcn DELTA GAMMA MEMBER IN FACULTY Elsie Jones CLASS OF 1928 Virginia Haincr Edna Kettcrcr Margaret Hunt Irene Marietti Harriette Junes Dorothy Sandles Margaret Williams Martha Worsester •- I Norma Aldrich CLASS OF 1929 Agnes Cherry Wilametta Norris Ncllc Johnson L(trmda Wilson Marian Wright Mary Bealc CLASS OF 1930 Margaret Bowen Helen Lawyer Evangeline Klepinger Josephine Munkel Catherine T.illant Dorothy Aspinall Mary Boltz L juise ( allahan Mary Christianson Dorothy Davis Virginia Denman Charlotte Federle Caroline Foote Emily Fiirniss Clare GoLkenhaeh Martha Hamilton Ruth Hearn PLEDGES Elizabeth Hedges Ruth Henderson Eleanor Horch Verna Horch Ruth Johnson Helen Krcider Martha Linscott Jessie Salter Virginia Springer Genevie ' e Sybert Winifred Vv ' alker Helen West Founded at Oxford. MissisMppi, 1874 42 Active Chapters Efisilon Chapter, March 17, 1911 1 M F(Mirtff)it i At ' fjuti ' [J96] T |fc l ' 4 lirown Rice ' J ' fiomftson iztchor TurnhuU Kiihn Curner Hennessey Milter Hotchktss Simons B. Lamh Mctcalj AJilison . tarlin Looniis lieotty Puul Connetl Peters W Lumh V. Anderson Mayer X ' irklcr FrcJeruks ' ol ord Hay Coc M. Anderson CartzJaJncr Elberjcld ColleriU KtUr ALPHA PHI MEMBER IN FACULTY Glcnn. ' i Schlitt CLASS OF 1928 Margaret Anderson Lydia Elbcrfeld Ruth Brown Esther Cartsdafner Juris L.OC Evelyn Ray CLASS OF 19 29 Wauneita Wolford E thcr Downs Emily Fredericks Lois Cottrell Hester Kiler CLASS OF 1930 Virginia Anderson Katherinc Mayer Ruth ConncU Helen Peter; Sarah Frebis Mary Rodcnfcls ;in L.iinb Jane Addison Dora Beatty Elizabeth Currier Eleanor Eichorn Mary Garwood PLEDGES Catherine Hennessey Helen Hotchkiss Phyllis Krumm Catherine Kuhn Betty Lamb Dorothy Virklcr Constance Loomis Dorothy Martin Helen Mctcalf Pauline Miller Ruth Nissen Hazel Paul Dorothy Rice Betty Simons Marian Thompson WildahTurnbulI Founded at Syracuse University. 1872 28 Active Chapters Rho Chapter, March 30. 1912 226 Seventeenth Avenue [ y)-! ] J: | HMHM||HH K ■■ 4 : 3. M. : : im.. m :. M X SH H ' t ' i i A m m rri A - I HIt r l P (I HaMSB nl HF I H B r ' K V ' ' ' ' ' B ' t ' r - H HiMf 1 ' K- k M ' . K H %m B i l H h b ' v Hh H Tr mumf C. Miller HicfvArds E. MdU-r Lehman Henderson George Hartley Johnson Garver Gaugle Hughes t ' lv R. Powell Foster Crisp ReiJman Addison King Edmondston Vt ' Vjr Fugh Aylsuorth Ration McClelland Byers Hier Kern Renz Seitz Weinman Thomas Shoop Slewarl Lotze Gates FUig Allison V. Powell Harris PHI MU Marjorie Aylsworth Virginia Fugh CLASS OF 1928 Marion Gates Florence Harris Mary Lippincott Cheryl Miller Jeanette Newtci Evelyn Patton Blanche Stewart Dorothy Thomas Bernadine Allison Ehzabeth Byers CLASS OF 1929 Louise Flaig Corinne Johnson Virginia Lotze Virginia Powell Ruth Weinman Georgia West Louise Dean CLASS OF 1930 Elizabeth Miller Florence Parker Ruth Powell Viviennc Richards Harriet Strang Charlotte Addison Ellen Crisp Edith Edmonston Lois Foster Ruth Seitz PLEDGES Dt)ris Garver Wanda Gaugle Alice George Elizabeth hartley Laura Stevens Ruth Henderson Norma Hieronynious Virginia Hughes Gertrude Kern Edythe King Mildred Lehman Pauline Renz Cora Reidman Mary Tremaine Founded at WesUyan Female CoUene, 1852 5 2 Acdt ' f C iuptcrs Upsiloii Cliaplfr, Marcli 21,191} 1948 i )(ii Avftiiu- [ 398 ] Fellows E H uvtson xSmilh Sifies .Mttsselman A. HeueUon Richirinc N. Van Home Anderson Vogel Callowiiy Riirhart Patne Thornhurg Conklin A , ' hiltus Ch rrington Dugan Davies Rhodes Cxuloros Yurjevic Gdt Woods Coffin Boners Bonner Adams Packard Evans D. ' hiltus Euing Mack Reiland Chr tslofjher Godfrey Gardner Marshall ALPHA XI DELTA Dorothy Adams Catherine Bonner CLASS OF 1928 Mary Bright Molly Christopher Doris Woods Alice Evans Esther Packard Jane Richardson Dorothea Whittus Florence Burke Rebecca Ewing CLASS OF 1929 Hclene Gardner Esther Hewetstvn Dorothy Gill Ruth Mack Ruth Godfrey Georgianna Reiland Shirley Rouse Annabel Sipes Juanita Bowers CLASS OF 1930 Catherine Galloway Adelaide Earhart Martha Smith Bculah Rhodes Margaret Anderson Helen Cherrington Ida Csutoros Virginia Davies PLEDGES Florence Dugan Rose Fellows Alice Hcwctson Eleanor Marshall Jeanne Musselman Phoebe Paine Katherine RichwMnc June Thornburg Merry VanHornc Gladys Vogel Mildred Whittus Florence Yurjevic founded at Galesburg. Illinois. 1893 4 5 Acme Cliafiters Psi Chapter. January 14, 1916 76 Fiftcciuli Avenue [399] ■ ■| Bi ir ■■ H rl 1 B 7 H ■- H 1 K % y n f ij P ' f l 1 T B ji Ss.. - H 1 J ' j J H KwiJ i IW |fe ; i hH ' v - M i l I HB ifl di wt I ,- « ' a ■ T V, ,J I Ef 9 H ! h|Hp H rmmw ' i B • ' ■ 8L H rr r B lB Hi ' I « ■1 h1 I J M H m m Ki . .- v.ii; ! B B ■1 ■ irf Hodso hcastcr Lawyer L ' iouse . fcNiifnara Hammer stetn Clemens Cams Gallcn Kulxtman yK ' ttliams Herbert Bradford Wlutakcr Merrdl Palmer igncr Buid ord Wilson Russell Tluilc Wvw Faner Price Pcrrv Medaugh Bryan Weil CHI OMEGA Dorothy Frcrichs Rachel Herbert Mary Price CLASS OF 192 Martha Hodson Elizabeth Knight Viola Weil Lucttc Kiihlman Imogene Loose Mary Williams Winona Medaugh Elizabeth Perry Dorothy Bradford CLASS OF 1929 Mary Baker Janet Hinz Anne Bryan Edith Thcilc Alice Withro ' Margaret Gallcn CLASS OF 1930 Ruth Graf Josephine Sparks Georgia Wyatt PLED ' GES Eunice Barringcr Mary Bradford Mary Clark Isabel CloLise L ' .uise Dale Aletha Farver Dorothy Fcaster Ruth Hall Elyse Higgy Harriet Higgy Dorothy Hamnicrstcin Ann Herman Kathcrinc Kauffman Mildred Lawyer Marian Link Anna McNamara Helen Merrill Dortha Palmer Martha Peters Anna Richwine Ahce Russell May Schult: Lucile Stoll Marjorie Whitaker Eleanor White Maxinc Wigncr Alice Wilson Mildred Walker Founded at Uniif r.sity of Ar}{ansas, 1895 80 Active Cliapitrs Zftd Alpha C iapter, March 17, 1919 87 Tu ' flftli Avoiiu- [ 400] A. McCmrt Kochtsttr Hill Dorsey Crein Dehmer E. McGutrc KiiMkUgc .Slemht-rs OhcU- Naddv Btllner PMe I. McDonald Price Scikcl Rilcy MaftU Whilmtr McCarthv Ncalon M. .McDonald WoKrin Mdlcr Hoban Richlcr THETA PHI ALPHA MEMBER IN FACULTY Edna Callahan Helen Bittner Flora Gilsdorf Mary Hahn CLASS OF 1928 Patricia Hoban Dorothy Naddy Jean McDonald Mary Parker Jcanctte Miller Eliiaheth Pillc Kathleen Price Mildred Reit: Pauline Seikel Anna Mae Cotter Lucile Riley Anna Dehmer Katherine Dorsey Mane Fisher Mary Green CLASS OF 1929 Margaret McDonald Ann McGuirc Margaret Richter CLASS OF 1930 Eleanor Ryan Martha Sternberg PLEDGES Patricia Hill Mary Korn Dorothy McCarthy Elizabeth McDonnell Elisabeth McGuire Alice Maple Gcraldine Oberle Kathrvn Rochester A in Nealon Helen Wrocklage Angela Seikel Ruth Whitmer Gwendolyn Wottring Sarah Wynn Founded at the University of Micliigun, 1912 16 Actiue Chapters Gamma Chapter, April 50, 1918 1928 ndianola Afenue [401] idllllHMIIN ii 9i$ p ? tB . Kf ' t 1 1 J ifi i r r- l Moore Fulmer Wolf Ellis Schmitz Gulches Weagley Elliot SteeU Clark Aktns Runyan Jones Peters Beckett Wtlltams Sines Creager Henneuse Beatty Abbott Green Warner Ramler Honey Kirkpatrick Shaiv Nida-Brannon ) ' oung Simpson Tweedie Walker Bower Hatch Mildred Abbott Josephine Beatty Helen Brannan Ruth Tweedie SIGMA KAPPA MEMBER IN FACULTY Mildred Watson CLASS OF 1928 Alice Bremfoerder Eula Howey Marguerite Riel Joyce Hatch Frances Kirkpatrick Genevieve Shaw Margaret Henneuse Gertrude Ramler Dorothy Simpson Marguerite Walker Isobel Young Georgia Bower Martha Sheldon CLASS OF 1929 Jane Creager Hattie Green Alice Prout Mabel Akins Margaret Andrew Ruth Beckett Marlise Clark Margaret Jones Portia Steele CLASS OF 1930 PLEDGES Agnes Warner Lucille Elliott Edith Ellis Ellen Fulmer Ruth Gutches Martha Peters Kathryn Marion Alice Moore Nina Runyan Josephine Schmit: Marguerite Sines Dorothy Weagley Marie Williams Edna Wolf Founded at Waterville, Maine. 1874 40 Active Chapters Chi Chapter, Mav 17, 1919 75 Fdurtcftith Ai ' ciiuf [ 402 ] 1 K M Vi BT- li P H b l v ' l CoHcfrfti Ti Stor e Toman Htggms Robertson Oldham Bear Lawsorx Jenkins Eliot Reui WijwW Clark RetghU-y Wilson Houser Kost Bessey Pickett Morgan Heaton Grimm Henderson Doelkar Raffeis Philson High Rudy PHI OMEGA PI MEMBER IN FACULTY Sophie Rogers Luric Grimm CLASS OF 1928 Josephine Raffeis Anne Rudy Dawn Wilson Anne Heaton CLASS OF 1929 Lucille Henderson Frances High Mable Philson Catherine Morgan Anita Clark CLASS OF 1930 Ruth Doelker Mary Ann Rcighley Elizabeth Bear Evelyn Bessey Gladys Eliot Frances Stone PLEDGES Marcella Gotterdam Gwendolyn Jenkins Elizabeth Oldham Bernitine Higgins Emma Kost Norma Pickett Virginia Houser Jeanette Lawson Martha Robertson Helen Toman Dorothy WiswcU Founded at Uiiu ' crsilv of J ehrasl{a, 1910 18 Active Cliaptcrs Mil Chapter, Mdv 3, 1920 208 East Lane Avetiuc r 405 ] yi v Rothschild Rotker Wolf Abrahams Cohen Goldberg Lurte Katz Silverstti ' in Greenuood Ciihn Levy Cohei Reichiirt Herman Gunzhurger Zetger Zeigler Loeb sler Htrsch Wein eld Alunheim Richard Dulberg Rothschild Wclstein Rheinheimer Firth Mueller Ackerman Wallach SIGMA DELTA TAU Helen Ackerman Henrietta Blank CLASS OF 1928 Seville Firth Bronette Goldberg Dorothy Levy Alice Loeb Uabcl Lurie Kathcrine Mueller Rosalyn Wallach Hortense Ziegler Maxine Cohen Helen Jacobson CLASS OF 1929 Miriam Kruckman Janet Rothschild Idaleah Loewenstein Trcssa Silverstcin Selma Zeigler Aleen Wetstein Helen Wolf Rose Abrahams Adele Cohn CLASS OF 1930 Betty Gunzburger Edith Rheinheimer Helen Kessler Reichart Evelyn Richard Beatrice Wcinfeld Blanche Bernstein Minna Cleeman Helen Cohen PLEDGES Lucille Dalberg Hortense Herman Harriet Hirsch Josephine Yuster Mary Kats Alice Kobacker Judith Manheim Francis Rocker Sarah Rothschild Esther Wolfe Founded at Cornell Univtrsitv, 1917 1 2 Active Cliafiler.s Gamma Chapter, February 26, 1921 64 Fifteenth Avenue [404] Bi ' nbow tcCUery Sands Radar MahaiFey Dennis Hicks Gtbson Leiie Morse estenberger Steiner Fosnaugh liauer Cruel ' I ' resch Peabody i- ' etsch Alti ' ood Caulktns Hayburn Gaddts lioiven Ltngo liehymer Hupert Bjsinger Huins THETA UPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY Gertrude Robinson Olive Sands Alice Basinger Eli:abeth Bauer CLASS OF 1928 Catherine Behymcr Thelma Leive Eleanor Brown Doris Rains Helen Wcstenbei j cr Mildred P.upcrt Janet Turner Alice Bowen Ramona Crivel CLASS OF 1929 Esther Dennii Elizabeth Caddis Grace Tresch Charlotte Lin o Dorothy Rayburn Margaret Salt: Fay and-i Mary Atwood Elizabeth Benbow CLASS OF 1930 Mildred Caulkins Catherine Fosnaugh Marion Morse Betty Greene Elizabeth Latham Margaret Mahatfey Marquise McCleery Frances Chapman Maribel Eisenhart Rosemary Fetsch Elaine Gibson Helen Hicks PLEDGES Mildred Hollcnshead Ruth Meuthing Mary Peabody Bimna Rader Margie Stiener founded at L nii ' ersity of California. 1914 18 Active Chapters Delta Chapter April 14, 1921 1689 Summii Street r 4o ] H ? ■■V , f ' n T T m 1 1 J y i, , ' -M ' y i • iiJ i IJ 1 H B ' ' L ' - ' ' ' BI K., ! r3 K t Ha a H Hi 1 FiTm wB LxV Be! ft ' T F t B ' K - H ■ Hk H i H iHii iftlii ■hL SAflL2L3 Johnston Caldwell Stern Toops Alexander Mcllhenny Meyer Carey Lauer Postle Mackinhach Moore Cadley Marshall Minton Callaghan ' oodborne AicBane Frye Genthner Ashbrook Hine McCrea Boughner Cnssinger Kummer Burkey L. Dewald Heck Kessler N. Deuald Pasch Heusch WUltams Fox ZETA TAU ALPHA MEMBER IN FACULTY Lela Ewers Helen Ashbrook Erna Dewald Florence Carey Luella Dewald Frances Fox Peggy Alexander Vera Stern CLASS OF 1928 Ethel Edwards Jeanette Ewing Grace Heck Violet Evans Mildred Hahn Fritsie Kessler Dorothy Pasch CLASS OF 1929 LaVerne Frye Edna Kummer Olive Marshall Lucille Oilman Ruth McCrea Mary Meyer Marcclla Heusch Valora Mcllhenny Kathryn Minton Lois Toops Bcrnicc Williams Eunice Genthner Ruth Burkey Edna Boughner Doris Cadly Josephine Callaghan CLASS OF 1930 Dorothy Hine PLEDGES Ona Butlc Rhea McBane Lois Coffinberry Elizabeth Crissinger Dorothy Detrick Dorothy Woodborne Ruth Laucr Julia Mackcnbach Alberta Moore Zoc Butler Martha Postle Mary Seabrighf Ann Taylor Founded at Virginia Slate T ormal Sdwol. 1898 54 Active Chapters AlpJia Zeta Cliapler, May 20, 1921 194 fourteenth Avenue [406] Howard RouLU-bush h. WaUanxs Croundivater Mink Rice Kirckner Mohr Bussert McAlfiine Huston Btosser Johnson Eugman Kerns SanJoi Morton Evans Snuth ALPHA DELTA PI MEMBER IN FACULTY Alma Heiner Leone Bussert G.ie Morton CLASS OF 1928 Merle Gray Pearl Gray Glenna Huston Annamac Smith Mary Stevenson Dorothy Evans CLASS OF 1929 Hclyn McAlpin Elizabeth Mohr Carolyn Zindler Mary Sandoe Verial Howard CLASS OF 1930 Dolores Kirchner Mary Mink Helen Liggett Dorothy Rice Esther Stein Lucille Bartley Dorothy Blosser Zella Eugman Eloise Johnson Evelyn Kerns PLEDGES Doris Roudcbush Marie Shanholt; Venida Snyder Elizabeth Williams Gwendolyn Williams Founded at Wesievan College. 1851 48 Active Chopteri Alpha Xi Chapter. June 14, 1921 263 Fifteenth Avenue [407] ColJsUin Buu n MonluiJ Schwub Ehrenwald Goodman CoUiimlh I ' unlle liarnetl Rostnllum EdeUon ' X ' ise Biumbc ' rg Salle Klein Jl ' lem Fretd Kzer Lerner Diamond Mover Friedman RosenlhoUr M. Goldstein Lipsky Frank Morgolis ALPHA EPSILON PHI CLASS OF 1928 Tobey Frank Esther Friedman Helene Goldstein Frances Mayer Edith Margolis CLASS OF 1929 Selma Baum Rose Diamond Alfrcda Edelson Sara Goodman Virt;inia Frcid Clarice Klein Lillian Salle Maxine Goldstein Sylvia Lipsky Ruth Rosenthaler CLASS OF 1930 Reba Blumberg Marion Fentle Geraldine Montwid Aida Lerner Dorothy Ozer PLEDGES Pearl Barnett Pauline Rosenblum Rosella Ehrenwald Lorene Goldstein Stella Stein Florence Goldsmith Dorothy Schwab Virginia Wise I ' miniltii dt Barnard Colh lie. 1909 25 AcUDC Cliiiplcrs ,«... _,.._ ( 5? . Rliii C ufilt-r. Dfct-mbt-r 2, 1921 76 Eiglitcfiiili Avetirif r 40.S ] Anthony W i c-v liollenbacher MacDonald Humphries Steiger Cook Gilmore Strawn Hunter Van Harlingen Kennedy Snedeker Slessman l urdy lienner .Vhogast W ' orcister BemtUer Cunningham Jones Mdner Love J dd Bishop liohUnder Rou Lmd McCoUam Curry Evarw! Siedenburg KAPPA DELTA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Alice Donnelly Mary Mark GRADUATE MEMBER Frances Jones EHsahctli Anthony Ardine Arbogast Doris Benner Helen Cassidy Gertrude Cook Eileen Bemiller Lucille Bishop Rhoda Gilniorc Ruth Humphries Genevieve Bracy Virginia Cunningham Louise Dodge Helen Finnical Louise Harrington Jean Willison Mildred Curry Frances Evans Lucille Love Pauline Lehman Beth Mason CLASS OF 1928 Margaret Wiley Wilma Pool Gertrude Potter Constance Purdy Elizabeth Rowland Katherine Ruh CLASS OF 1929 Martha Bohlender Jean (Ainninghain Bernice Bollenbacher Mary Hunter Emily Worcester CLASS OF 1930 Aileen Kennedy Esther Milner Loretta MacDonald Helen Steiger Ethel Kalal Marian Knieling Virginia Marker Marjorie Miller Sara Morgan PLEDGES Dorothy Wright Ann Perdue Blanche Rings Grace Rowland Katherine Smitli Helen Tossey Margot Y Marie Slesiman Dorothy Siedenburg Katherine Snedeker Harriett Sheldon Opal Stahl Margaret Judd Edna McCollam Lucy Strawn Lillian VanHarlingen Lucille Truai Betty Vorpe Winifred Warner Constance Whiteside Martha Williams lunger foinideii at Virginia Stutt; l ormal School. 1897 61 Active Chapters Sigma Kappa Chapter, April, 29, 1922 229 Seventeenth Avenue [409] Hotkko Emnxert Ditrr Bayer QutgUy Cramer Linctcome £. Rulledge Black Pier man Laycock EUtson Wol gram Brtlton M. Rutledge Glenn Radebaugh AhlU-r Lehman Snider Ward Whetsel Ketcham Zorn Benson Shelby ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA El eanor rerciva MEMBERS IN FACULTY Dorothy Porter Edith Snitfen Mildred Benson Josephine Britton Dorothy Ebright Frances Ellison CLASS OF 192 Gladys Glenn Hilma Holkko Thelma Hutchfield Ruth Kaiser Bernice Lincicome Edith Miller Janice Radebaugh Margery Rutledge Helen Snider Martha Ward Evelyn Whetsel Dorothea Zorn Neva Ketcham CLASS OF 1929 Margaret Laycock Margaret Shelby Gertrude Dur CLASS OF 1930 Josephine Hutchfieid Zoe Pierman PLEDGES Marguerite Bayer May Black Elizabeth Emmert Louise Kramer Willene Quigley Eva Rutledge Virginia Wells Ethel Wolf gram Funnded at Virginia Slate JvJ ' ' ' ' .Sc ' i !. 1901 21 Active Chapters Lambda Lambda Chapter, December 9, 1922 38 Seventeeiilli Areiiiie 41(1} Young Swisher BiUman Jones F. NesbtU i dkinsoti Kapplur Ihomas Baker SchuUz Stevt Rardin MtUs Smith BidJU DaUy Nitschke tt ' iinnfry Beech Thomas Jaiohs Hosevear Bachtel Taylor Pope Osstng s Greer Patton Ranz Cooper H NesbiU Haruh Jones Sebach ALPHA CHI OMEGA Marian Bachtel Irma Beecher CLASS OF 1928 Marie Cooper Grace Rosevear Josephine Sebach Marjorie Smith Dorothy Thomas Anne Whinnery CLASS OF 1929 Marian Jones Thelma Jacobs Irene Biddle Dilys Jones Mildred AUhright Lillian Andrus Marjunc Axline Mildred Baker Genevieve Billman Anita Kocnig Mary Miles Betty Nesbitt Virginia Rardin CLASS OF 1930 Dorothy Miranda Francis Nesbitt PLEDGES Donna Curl Letisha Daley Mary Gorrcll (Charlotte Greer Margaret Kappler Georgia Nitschke Virginia Ranz Milliccnt Legg Louise Mason Mane Ncwhouse Marjurie Ossiing Mary Patton Ruth Rarick Virginia White Iris Schurtz Isabelle Wilkinson Helen Stevens Rachel Swisher Mary Thomas Rowene Wagner Estalene Young Founded at De Pfluw University. 1885 49 Active Chapters Alpha Omwron CUapler, May 23. 1923 54 Tliirteeiitli Avenue [411] N. Thompson Mogg Dc ' ilt Grable Baughman Johnston Hott Sells Cook Kahter Riggs Cessna McCullour Atkins Corey B. Thompson Schenck Kaufman Tlioma LAMBDA OMEGA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Mrs. Bertha Arthur Marie Davis Alma Knauher Duluros Atkins Geneva Cessna CLASS OF 1928 Genevieve Cook Winifred Kaufman Martha Thoma Bernice Holt Dorothy Schenck Bessie Thompson Gertrude Ct rcy CLASS OF 1929 Pauline Eitle Mildred McCullour Dorothy Schaeffer CLASS OF 1930 Muriel Kahler Lucille Riggs Betty Baughman Helen H(}ferkamp PLEDGES Violet Brookes Pauline Devitt Virginia Grahlc Margaret Mog Nina Thompson Founded at University of California. 1915 5 Active Chapters Gamma Cliapter, April 24, 1924 107 Sixteenth Avenue [412] Mm Hi - ft ■• H ' J L ' T B V ' I H H H . ' L ' Aj |K BI | ScoU Htrnbaum A. hton Keener Jefferis Bock Xi ' tlluims Musgrave Goodrich Gale Hall Lewts Jones Vi ' tlson i ' ox Nmcehelser Ogier Teeter Wonderley Buck Kreglow Stanjorth ALPHA DELTA THETA MEMBER IN FACULTY Elsie Minton Ruth Buck Jane Goodrich Carolyn Birnbaum Margaret Fox Louise Ashton CLASS OF 1928 Mary Lewis Mary Musgrave Isabel Kreglow Mary Stan forth CLASS OF 1929 Ora Easterday Mary Gale CLASS OF 19J0 Edna Kcefer Virginia Suydam Henrietta Wilson PLEDGES Elizabeth Nincehelscr Mary Bock Elizabeth Ogier Virginia Jefferis Alice Scott Mary Teeter Ruth Wonderley Evelyn Hall Edith Williams Eunice Jones Founded at Transylvania College. 1919 13 Active Chapters £la Chapter. April 7, 1924 46 Fourteenth Avenue [413] l%t i, t Dush Reece Balz M filler Hopkins Eaton Wester veil I ' onnasli Siegenthaler Fisher Dinkel Bonar fiannchargcr Kalb Almendinger Mason GAMMA PHI LAMBDA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Lucy Folsoni Ruby Fcikcrt CLASS OF 1928 Florence Almendinger CLASS OF 1929 Olga Balz Wilma Bonar Martha Dush Mildred Kalb Irma Fisher Gladys Mason Mabel Westervelt CLASS OF 1930 Alma Rannebarger Ethel Reece Ruth Dinkel Esther Hopkins Helen Mcttlcr PLEDGES Fern Seigenthaler Francis Eaton Mildred Forinash Florence Galehouse Francis Thompson Founded at Ohio State University, 1924 2 38 West Tfiilli Avenue [414] Peck Marmet Kruxc Zippertcn Baird Dans ricrst McCall l.irUntT Fox Staker McGillis Vi ' issler Swwart AlacFarland WVay ' opal:cky lenness Geesling Sleit:ns Biuh SI GMA PHI BETA CLASS OF 1928 Emma Diehl Virginia Jenness Dorothy Marmet Ina McCall Mary Stevens Evelyn Wray Ruby Zippcrlen Thclma Baird CLASS OF 19:y Henrietta MacFarland Helen McKeniic Ro:;cmary Vopalecky CLASS OF 1930 Ruth Fierst Helen Geesling PLEDGES Florence Bush Mary Fox Erma Kruse Gertrude Davis Ha:el Goetting Dorothy Lintncr Helen Staker Mabel Stewart Lida W ' issler Mary McGil! Alice Peck Founded at ew Yor University, 1920 8 Active Chapters Beta Cliupter, May 28, 1926 43 Fourteenth Avenue [415] Dcyi Crowner Melcal e Yokum Xi ' ebster h ' urrar Ross Ro. Lowry Wells Weaier Strait Snulh Collins Johnson Widdig Moorebead BETA PHI ALPHA Eileen Burnside Martha Collins Harriet Farrar CLASS OF 192S Margaret Faulk Beatrice Planson Jean Lowry Belle Roc CLASS OF 1929 Virginia Metcalfe Blanche Moorehead Alice Wells Charlotte Widdig Cclia Weaver CLASS OF 1930 Myrtle Smith Lucille Crowner PLEDGES Sara Deyo La Moine Ross Ethel Johnson Vivian Strait Elizahcth Webster Founded at the University of California 1909 16 Active Chapters ' i Chapter. May 22, 1927 1877 Summit Street [416] Guscy lianu-y Taylor (). Jones Clark Burner Pteicrs . fonrniari CAu iniun Cloier W Jones Reynolds Martti I-rccland Turner Chancellor ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA CLASS OF 1928 Alhcita Banner K.ithennc Frccland Viola JctfcMson Lucretia Pieters Fannie Ramcy Lucille Taylor Gertrude Turner Charlotte Clark Maryhodinc Busey CLASS OF 1929 Thelma Nixon Maceo Pollard Juliancttc Taylor CLASS OF 1930 Lydui Martin Jean Reynolds Hattic Smith W ' llhclmina Zeller Grace Baker Lcota Bell Frances Brown PLEDGES Helcne ( ' linlhornc Maxine Fears Wyonclla Dent Harriet Hale Elinor Evans Anona Martin Ann Tyler Sarah Martin Haiel Moon Helen Penn Founded at Hou ' urd Univer.sity, 1908 Theu Chapter. 1920 690 East Long Street [417] PROFESSIONAL SORORITIES Commerce Kappa Gamma Chi Drama and Forensic Sigma Delta Phi Law Kappa Beta Pi Graduate Science Sigma Delta Epsilon Medicine Alpha Epsilon Iota Pharmacy Kappa Epsilon Socwl Service Sigma Alpha Sigma r4isi l ir ion Stcfyhfns Coons lirooks PostU Morns VC ' allace liaucr Brogdcn ALPHA EPSILON IOTA MEDICINE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Jessie Jasper Giaccjordon Catherine Bauer CLASS OF 1928 Helen Brogdcn Editli Wallace Audrey Bowers CLASS OF 1929 Elizabeth Morris Frances Wardwell CLASS OF 1930 Margaret Brooks Josephine Dirion Rutli Koons Marion Stephens Beatrice Postle Foimdfd at the University of Michigtni. 1890 21 Aclii ' f Chapters Sigma Chapter, Hovemher 17, 192J [419 1 Burke Gardner W alkcr Rothsehdd I hall Mayer h ' rank k ilson Tcrtifkin Pier Margolti Kaujman Smith Whirwy Rccd I ' lrlh Taylor Krulky SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA SOCIAL SERVICE Ebie Jo MEMBERS IN FACULTY Mary Mark Louise Spaeth Seville Firth Tohey Frank Eh:ahcth Hictt CLASS OF Minnie Kavifnian Vera Kratky Imogenc Loose 1928 Frances Mayer Alice Reed Lillian Smith Eunice Taylor Gertrude Tempkin Anna Whinery Florence Burke Helcne Gardner PLEDGES Helen Jacobson Edith Marpolis Elisabeth Pier J.inct Rothschild Blanche Stewart Blanche Thall Marguerite Walker Dawn Wison Founded at Ohio State University, 1924 1 Active C iafiler Alpha Chapter October 17, 1924 [420 1 Wtllock router Rtecker Sherfr Stone KAPPA EPSILON PHARMACY ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Mrs. Clarence Brown Mrs. William Stevens Miriam Fowler CLASS OF 1928 Esther Grecnslade Gladys Riecker Leona Wellock CLASS OF 1929 Beatrice Sherer CLASS OF 193U Estelle Essex PLEDGES Frances Stone Fottiuit ' tl at University of Minnesota. UraCr Epsihn Chapter. 1921 6 Acttve Chapters February 19, 1926 [4211 . SchnuUt Grati;s B KessU-r Cohen KAPPA BETA PI LAW MEMBER IN FACLILTV Florence Denton CLASS OF 1928 Ruth Cohen Fritzie Kesslcr CLASS OF 1929 Elizabeth Bell Agnes Gease Founded at Chicago-Kent College of Law, 1908 38 Active Chapters m  Gease Helene Schmidt Helen Westcnberger Alfi ifl 7 (u Cliii iler Mdv 29, 1926 [422] HONORARIES [42?] ALPHA PSI DELTA Foimded at Olno University, 1916 Beta Chapter, 1917 4 Active Chapters Henry Arnold George Arps Frank Bakes David Bidwell Harold Burtt Clair Calhoon Charles Clucas Mcrvin Durea Harold Edgerton Clyde Gleason Henry Goddard Clarence Growdon MEMBERS IN FACULTY Harold Gullickson Lee Henderson Orvis Irwin Kai Jenson Lee Jones Albert Kurt; Marion Landis Francis Maxfieid Vernon Miller Burt Nash Hans Peterson Karl Pratt Sidney Pressey Samuel Renshaw Morton Reeves James Ross Kuo Sun Lorin Thompson, Jr. Brian Tomlinson Herbert Toops Franklin Wagenhals Albert Weiss Robert Wherry Robert Williams William Wilson Edward Abcrnathy Robert Bruce Lawrence Bryan MEMBERS Charles Ford William Lavcly Hillis Lumley Clarence Northrup Lester Raines Martin Ramsay Willard Valentine All hiinnrary rulenuly. clioii.sniji to iiu-mbcrsliip imly male iliiJtiils unci graJuales in psycholui y wlut show t-xcf ihoiidl prunii.stf. [ 424 ] BETA GAMMA SIGMA FoiDuit-J at UniversUy of Wisconsin, 1913 Ohm Beta Chapter, 1922 19 Active Chapters Theodore Beckman Charles Dice Elvin Donaldson George Eckelherry James Hagerty Matthew Hammond MEMBERS IN FACULTY Gordon Hayes Fehx Held Henry Hoagland Charles Huntington Donald Power Ralph Richards Clyde Ruggles Daniel Shonting George Starr Richard Stevens Eugene Van Cleef Henry Walradt John Baker Harold Davis Merlin DuBois MEMBERS Clarence Gesell Ned Phillips Russell Phillips Joseph Saiter Clarence ShaiTer James Wilson A society of honor in the College of Commerce and Admuiistrution, Jostermg the principles of honesty and integrity in business practice and the advancement of scholar- ship m the science of business and commerce. [ 425 } DELTA SIGMA RHO Founded at Unwersity of Minnesota, 1906 Ohio State Chapter, 1909 62 Active Chapters Florence Denton MEMBERS IN FACULTY Emory dander Victor Ketcham Glenn Ross Olen Dalton ASSOCIATE FACULTY MEMBERS Harold Maynard Cecil North Bruce Blanchard Frances Jones Harry Littman Ruth Lloyd BriKjks MacCracken ACTIVE MEMBERS Eugene McQuaid George Marshall Elizabeth Rowland Henry Schwartz Dorothy Siedenhurg Roy Swabby Clair Trunick Denver VanDevender Paul Wood Florence Worrell Dale Bennett CLASS OF 1927 Isabelle (Slander Helen Porter Nelson Rozeile A national honorary forensic fraternity for the purftose of sponsoring public ipea ing events and nrifarding studirnts who have distinguislied themselves in forensic achievements. ParticipatKtn in at least one mter-ciWIegiate orensic ei ' ent is a pre- rei itisile to  nembership. [ 426 ] GAMMA EPSILON PI Founded at University of Illinois. I ' IS A[ii Cliapter, 1921 I IS Actu ' c Cluifilers MEMBER IN FACULTY Mildred Abbott Martha Collins CLASS OF 1928 Mary Steinle CLASS OF 1929 Dorothy Klot; Thf (iiilv recoKiiireil iiatioiKil hcmiirary commerce sorority, formed for ilie purpose of promoting friendship and iiii ' iirdii .i; ciislinctioii for scholastic achievement among women m colleges of commerce. [427] OMICRON KAPPA UPSILON Founded ut 7 ' lorthwestern University, 1914 Theta Chapter 15 Active Cha[ ters Webster Baker Irwin Bottenhorn Harvey Cottrell William Graham Neal Harper Clyde Hebhle Earl Jones MEMBERS IN FACULTY Paul Kitchin Wilbur Marshall Ollie Mobherly George Paffenbarger Wendell Postle Louis Reif Harry Scmans Herbert Shumway Dick Snyder Frank Starr Victor Steffel Charles Strosnidcr Rollo Wiltberger Francis Bair Samuel Cohen CLASS OF 1927 Walter Crothaus Earl Mumper William Porterdeld A national honorary fraternity in the College of Dentistry to promote scholarship m the study o denial service, tu which the four seniors with the highest marl(s are chosen every year. I 428 ] ORDER OF THE COIF founded at J orllnccstern University, 1907 Ohio State Chapter, 1914 16 Active Chapters Robert Hunter Clarence Laylin MEMBERS IN FACULTY Norman Lattin Robert Mathews Alonzo Tuttle William Rose Lewis Simes Phil Butler John Davidson Florence Denton CLASS OF 1926 Fred Fuller Randall Fuller Harry Jeffrey Moc Oilum Thomas Patton A national xoacty o honor jn the .school of law. election to which is based on scholarship iiiid limited to otic-Ienth of (he senior class. [ 429 ] PHI BETA KAPPA Foiuidfd III Willknn and Mary College, 1776 Ej silon Chapter of Oho, 1V()4 99 Active Chapters MEMBERS IN FACULTY Emory Almy Clarence Andrews Claude Aniha! Albert Avey Frcdenck Blake Boyd Bode Marion Boesel George Boiling Gary Bowers John Brown Burdette Buckingham Harold Burtt Frank Caldwell Gladys Capell Albert Chandler Helen Clarke Alfred Cole Arthur Cole Mary Conrad Joseph Denney Ralph Dewey Roscoe Eckclbcrry Wallace Eldcn Blakcmore Evans Ruth Evans William Graves Charles Green Howard Greer James Hagerty Theodore Hamilton Matthew Hammond Harlan Hatcher George Havens Gordon Hayes William Henderson Mary Hitchcock Homer Hockett Robert Hockett Osman Hooper Lydia John Elsie Jones Margaret Jones George Knight Ralph Knouff Wcncel Kostir Harry Kuhn Clarence Laylin Joseph Leighton Thomas French Henry Goddard Edward Mack George McKnight William McPherson Mary Mark Bernard Meyer Herman Miller William Mills Howard Minchin Olin Moore Charles Morrey Lewis Morrill Joseph Myers Karl Pratt Sidney Pressey Charles Reeder Samuel Renshaw William Reithcr Hortensc Rickard George Rightmirc Gertrude Robinson Sophie Rogers Eugene Roseboom George Sabine Homer Sampson James Sappenticld William Shimer Wilbur Siebert Alva Smith Guy Smith Edith Sniffen Henry Spencer Joseph Spangler Pans Stockdale Wilber Stover Esther Stroedter Joseph Taylor Vivian Thayer Tracy Thompson William Thompson Alon:o Tuttle Albert Weiss Helen Wikoff Robert Williams Carl Wittke i Jean Kirkpatrick Richard Barrett Clarence Cramer Dorothy Finkelstein MEMBERS ON CAMPUS Richard Gordon Frederick Luiiiley Ruth Johnson Elinor Rosshach Albert Pugh Helen Schick Frances Jones Henry Schwarzell Donald Turnbuli Carolyn Shover James Skipper Lowell Smith Hugh Thompson At fint a local literary and debating society, later tlie irst of the Greel( letter raternities, and or the past ninety years the honorary academic society in stronger educational institutions of the country. Election to memhershifi open only to candi- dates fur the degree of Bachelor of Arts, and limited to fourteen per cent of the class. I [ 4J0 ] PHI LAMBDA UPSILON Founded at the University of Illxmns Eta C wfitei, IVll 21 Active Chapters Emory Almy Firman Bear Cecil B(X)rd John Brown Rohin Burrcl Jesse Day Dana Demorcst MEMBERS IN iFACULTY William Evans Charles Foulk Wesley France William Henderson Marion Hollingsworth Cloyd Looker John Lyman William McCaujjhey George McClure William McPherson Edward Mack Frederick Salter Clayton Smith Charles Thrash Richard Barrett Earl Beard Crayton Black Edward Bloom Arthur Brant Earle Caley Thomas Chadwick Rollin Conaway Frank Croxton MEMBERS Russell Davis Stanley Deitrick James Funkhauser John Guthrie Wmticld Heckert Robert Hockett Dean Huhhell James Lewis Joseph Littman Jerome Miller Albert Pugh Bernard Shoemaker William Stemen Robert Summerbell Earl Walke James Webster Solomon Whirl An honorary .society for students ui chemistry [4.U} PI MU EPSILON founded tit Swacuse University, 1915 Beta Cliafiter, 1919. i i: k f 8 Actu ' e C iafiters Charles Arnold Grace Bareis Harry Beatty Henry Blumherg Samuel Beitler Vaughn Caris MEMBERS IN FACULTY Clarice Hohensack Margaret Jones Harry Kuhn Cyrus McDuffce George McCoard Clyde Morris Percy Ott Albert Puchstcin Samuel Rasor Hortense Rickard James Weaver Helen Wikoff Paul Wood Paul Alspaugh Raymond Armington Paul Bechberger Fred Brown John Byrne Frederick Copp Arthur Crawford MEMBERS Harold Edgerton Mary Fawcett Charles Green Virgil Hansley Walter Heckert Howscr Hunt Jesse Jones Thomas Kuivincn Charles Morrey, Jr. Wendell Oglcsbee John Patty Grace Shover Karl Taylor Burt Wilcox Earl Wilson An honorary fraterrwty fur students in mathematics, with the dims of rewarding high scholarship m mathematics, the advancement of the .science of mathematics, and the mutual ond personal advancement of its members. [ 4?2 ] SIGMA XI fimiulfil lit C.orucU Univcraily, 1856 Omcgd C uiflcv, 1S9S « ?f Acdrc Clia ilers MEMBERS IN FACULTY Emory Aliny Charles Arnold GcorRe Arps Rollc) Baker CJracc Bareis E.tr! Barnes NX ' ilIiani Barrows Firman Bear Frederick Blake Albert Blcile Henry Bliimherj; Marion Boesel George Bole Cecil Boord John Bownockcr James Boyd Arthur Brant John Brown Oscar Brumlcy Paul Bucicr Richard Buck Burdctte Buckingham Robin Burrell Harold Burtt Frank Caldwell Fred Carlson Ernest Carman John Carruthers Paul Charlton Edwin Coddington Arthur Cole Mary Conrad Dwight DeLong Dana Demorest Rollm Durant Mervin Durca Edwin Durrant Clair Dye Robert Ecarhart H.trold Edgerton Frank Eno William Evans Ralph Fanning Samuel Folk ( ' harlcs Foulk Wesley France Thomas French Harold Gaskill Esther Gaw Anthony George Waldo Clock Henry Goddard Leonard Goss Jerome Green Emery Hayhurst Arch Heck William Henderson Robert Higgy James Hine Embury Hitchcock Fred Hitchcock Marion Holling worth Alfred Hottes Sylvester Humphrey Merlin Jones Horace Judd Clarence Kennedy Robert King W. A. Knight Ralph Knouff Wencel Kostir Frederick Kreckcr Harry Kuhn Francis Landacrc Zoe Leatherman Cloyd Looker John Lyman Cyrus MacDuffee William McCaughey George McCoard Glen McCuen William McPherson Edward Mack Josephine MacLatchy William Magrudcr Edmund Manson, Jr. Carl Martin Franklin Marquis Bernard Meyer Marion Meyers William Mills Howard Minchin Charles Morrey Clyde Morris William Mueller Harry Nold Carl Norman Herbert Osborn Raymond Osburn Percy Ott Wendell Paddock Jay Park Thelma Parks Charles Plumb Luella Pressey Sidney Pressey Albert Puchstein Samuel Rasor Russell Rebrassier Samuel Renshaw Hortense Richard Homer Sampson Jasper Sayrc John Schaffncr Ernest Scott Raymond Seymour C ' hristopher Sherman Alpheus Smith Alva Smith Clayton Smith Edmund Spieker ' liliam Stemen Grace Stewart Paris Stockdale Wilmer Stover Arvo Thompson Charles Thrash Lewis Tiffany Herbert Toops Edgar Transeau William TurnbuU Lear Van Buskirk Eugene Van Cleef Albert Vilbrant Alfred Vivian Adolph Waller Arthur Watts James Vv ' eaver Albert Weiss David White Helen Wikoff Charles Willard William Wilson Alden Winter James Withrow Robert Zumstein Arthur Focke T. A. Klinefelter Lu Kai Albert Porter STUDENT MEMBERS Ralph Powell Herbert Watts A general scientific society of honor, devoted especially to the promotion of re- search. Members are selected primarily upon the basis of ability to extend t ie bounds of scienti ic and engineering novAed%e and achievement. [4??] CHI DELTA PHI Fotiudcd lit file L nit ' ersitv uf Michigan Alpha Epsihm. 1926 50 Active Chapters MEMBER IN FACULTY Gertrude Robinson GRADUATE MEMBERS Frances Jones Dorothea Green MEMBERS Catherine Berg Betty Hiett Mildred Birch Janet Hin:; Helen Cassidy Mary Hogan Genevieve Cook Mary Kiefer Virginia Coolcy Vere Lamprecht Elaine Ervin Beth Mason Regina Hanway Nancy Mason Jeanette Miller Eliiahcth Rowland Mary Sandoe Geneva Stephenson Audrey Sweet Mary Teeter Minor Totnlinson Alice Withrow A national literary society for the purpose of promoting interest in drama and forensics, election to which is based on tryouts. Alpha Epsilon Chapter was founded in 1915 (IS The Delphic Uterary Society. Sandoe Kic rr l-.riiti AlcDonatii Miison loncs Cook Miuon ' I ' eeter •S ' lctvl t iJt i- ' K.)iii ,i i,( lloRiin I 434 ] ETA KAPPA NU roiiiulc ' cl ill ilie L nii ' frsifv tif Illinois, 1904 GiimiiKi Chapter, janiuiry , 1907 21 Active Cha()lers Fr.iiik C.lJwcIl Willi, nil Evcritt Paul Bcchbcrger Kenneth Boger John Byrne Charles Carey Arthur Crawford Jaeoh Decker Irwin Doty Victor Bambeck Don Eyman MEMBERS IN FACUETY Thomas Llo ' J Albert Puclisteiii CLASS OF 1928 Raymond Ehner Myron Fasnacht Homer Forschner Clairmont Friday Harry Gossman John Hackenberg Virgil Hull CLASS OF 1929 Russell Newhouse Edgar Robinson Alva Smith Kwaii Tang Jesse Jones Wendell Oglcshec Jack Ryder John Shuler Earl Smith Jesse Snider Louis Stewart Robert Spry Graydon Trout All honurary suacty fur sludcnls m electrical engineering, biiscd on scholarship. Ncuhou.ic n,imbeck l- ' asnachl .Smith Doty .SImlcr Hull Crawford Lvncr Gosiinarx h ' rtday Robinson Trout Hackenherg Sfiry Decker Ryder Oglesbee Cxilditvll Jont-s I-orschner Bechberger Stewart [435] KAPPA KAPPA PSI Fciimded at Oklahoma State College, I ' H Eta Chaf ter, Se( tcmhcr li, 192.i 20 Active C idfiters Gustav Bruder Albert BarkduU Rdbert Cottingham Lester Garver Jesse Amshaugh Delman Auck Richard Beer James Furgason Alvin Bechtel Thomas Bowers MEMBERS IN FACULTY Elvin Donaldson CLASS OF 1928 Harold Henderson Robert Henderson Lysle Kirk CLASS OF 1929 Arthur Gorsuch Calvin Heinlcn William McFarland James Norris CLASS OF 1930 James Forbes Robert Hale Earl Kirk Joseph O ' Dcll Thomas Moore Allan Shumard Herbert Spangler Harry Piper Fred Witteborg William WoUenhaupt Emerson Wood Russell Steenrod Saunders Williams A nalional hnnorary .socielv for men who hai ' C di tnij itishcd (hc?n.sch ' cs ni musical activities. ■ H ■ ■ ■HP 1 n ll l ■ |H v L y. 1 .V. J la H F ' ri ■ iH LJlf Is B w7r ? rrf ■jj B i i J TS 1 F - V  - ' ) . .j H j Hp ! | H . V ■ iA n jJH H L H f H E rfl iK ' j pB l b. S ' t I B - 1 M j9H MKf Li f J Ji H r iJ I Bv Jl M l ITtt I Tl v p n U HHJ B jl -i r y j ? ■ B l 1 Kj _ mi HHL J_iA Iflu ■■H lioxktrn Giirfer Cottingham h ' orbes Huhia Gofnuih ' ' ' iHtijms Amsbauih Hccr Moore I ' urgason iiechlel Uetnlcn WotUnhotifyt Shunnifit liruder H. lienderaon R. Hend rson Auck Morns Donaldson SftaniUr [ 436 ] PHI UPSILON OMICRON Fimiiiii-ci lit i if Unwersily of Mimitsota. ivn9 GiiiiniiJ C iii ift ' c. l ' ' l ; 16 Activt Cliiipters AJdis Barthclmch Ann Bichnchcr Maruarct Black Blanche Bovvers Mary Ann Brown Geneva B.mc Marian Bachtcl Sanna Black Elizabeth Calkins Ruth Heer Virginia BcLir Bertha Brown Clara Davids Isabel Fuller Nellie Hixon MEMBERS IN FACULTY Alice Donnelly Rossie Greer Hulda Horst Lois Lampe Faith Lanman HONORARY MEMBERS Junee Kennedy MEMBERS Lucille Love Grace McBay Louise McGill CLASS OF 1927 Ine; Levengood Maurine Loiselle Mary Mahlmeister Lenore Mills Eleanor Outcalt Georgenc Linn Elsie Minton Dorothy Newton Ottille Rohe Grace Walker Minnie Price Gertrude Potter Marie Slessman Beatrice Turner Polly Weaver Alma Rouebush Katherine Seig Jane Shanely Bernice Trabue Alpha Wilhelm A naliona] honorary society or women u ' ho have distniguislicd themselves in ilie study of the science of home economics. tiai ' hlA tcCtU Jiiv LetvniooJ WVuivr _ Davids ilfar Loiselle Shanely Sfiaw Mahlmeister Setj ' tUielm Kropp Nijon Turner fiutealt l.ai ' e Houdebush Potter Calkir s Heer [437] PI DELTA EPSILON Founded at Syracuse University, 1909 Ohw State Cliapter, 1922 44 Active Cfiapters John Fleming Lester GeUloe Paul Ackcrman Ralph Cohen Harold Florea Homer Forschner Delmar Glenn Oeveste Granducci Edward Heck HONORARY MEMBERS Osman Hooper Gordon Hulllish Lewis Morrill MEMBERS IN FACULTY Meiric Button Earl Williams MEMBERS Donald Hyde Donald Johnstone Clarence Keller Myron Lebensburger Matthew McConnell Lawrence Mountjoy Charles Pieper Charles Reynolds Joseph Myers James Pollard Edward Shulman Donald Turnbull Edwin Tuttle Tom Wheeler Harold Wilber William Woodruff Milton Yelsky A fralernUy of honor for editors and business managers of recognised campus puhhcatwns. willi i}iaplers ni twenty-two states. The Epsilog is the fraternity fiiibli- cation. 1 1 1 UK ' I Y ' . ' .XJb 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 B . ' ' ' ' Fj I P 1 I i  JM .S7iri nan vJr- I L.fht ' n buf cr At Cff MU I Turnbull XW odraJf W u , Ur KtiU ' T «-c7c Ht-yiioLi. ' i ofmstimt ' i ' 0 ' Sfhi fr [ -t.vs } PI LAMBDA THETA FoiouieJ at University of Missouri, 1917 Nil Chapter, )22 « 20 Active Chapters MEMBERS IN FACULTY Alice Donnelly Minnie Jnhnscm Ruth Johnson Emily Leatherin.m Florence Moore Luclla Prccscy Berthc Koch Luck Amhorski Helen Behrens Mart;,iret Black Pauline Bryant Grace Collet Truth Daniel Ada Dewit NacJine Earhart Lela Ewers Ha;el Faringer Ina Ganson Vera Bell Helen Brown Marie Davis Nellie Easthurn Ruth Etter Marv Ruark ACTIVE Haidee Gross Eva Hedrick Mathilde Hunsjleman Hazel Huston Florence Kamher Alma Keeler Mary Kiefer Fern Kunkel Ruth Lang Gertrude Lawrence Hilda Lehman Luell; MEMBERS Georgene Linn Edna Lots Josephine Lowrie Enid Lunn Maple MacMillan Chloe McCJlinchay Marguerite Maddox Mary Markshury Helen Martin Blanche Montgomery Myra Neunhers I Zettler INITIATES OF 1928 Elaine Ervin Helen Fuessne r Alberta Gates Mary Green Ethel Helser Nellie Henderson Bertha Josephson Dorothy Keller Mary Lawrence Ruby MacMahon Grace Stevenson All luniorary societv for women in tducdtion. Henrietta Newell Edith Peck Romaine Prior Sarah Ryan Bertha Schiltarth Grace Shover Ethel Spencer Caroline Tyler Bernadine Whitmer Agnes Wilhelm Pearle Williams Josephine Manny Amalie Nelson Djuise Poland Sara Polster Elinor Rossbach Edith Vance Shovt-i Klffif Damil F.arhart Johnxt Donnelly Witmer Lehman Peck Pressey Montgomery [4J9] SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON Founded at Umvers ty of Kansas, 1915 Sigma Clki ner, April 26, 1 26 9 Active Chapters MEMBERS IN FACULTY William McCaughey William Mueller Paris Stockdale GRADUATE MEMBERS Richard Morgan Luther NafFziger Ernest Schillhahn Jacob Schaefcr CLASS OF 1928 Clarence Beacham Jnhn Wilson CLASS OF 1929 Ned Andrix Frank Parri? PLEDGES Irwin Colman Robert Mitchell A )ralcrnilv cj lionur in gcolugv. nn 7ii7ig. and mftalUirgy. t ' jgj n 1 ■ B ' S ' Ml y ■ pHHi M ft J ■ il L • H 1 4 H L H i w 9 i 1 ■l m J H i 1 T C ■■J ' H M L li J Mil.h.ll ( „(,M,i i (.-... ui .i l irr,i SJiillli.ihii Nallniei .SlMkJuU S liatjti U ' ifju i Vnffii . uf« in f 440 ] TAU BETA PI Founded iit Lehigh University. ISSS Cuniniu Oui lc ' i . Febnuiry 1 2 , 1 V2 1 52 Active CI apters IT MEMBERS IN FACULTY Samuel Bcitlcr Samuel Folk Franklin Marquis Wilbcrt Ronan James Buyd Thomas French Clyde Morris CI iristophcr Sherman Aubrey Brown Embury Hitchcock Peter Morrison Kwan Tang Paul Buchcr Emerson Kimbcrly Carl Norman William Turnbull Chiirlcs Chuhh, Jr William Knight Percy Ott John Weed William Evcritc William Magruder Ralph Powell John Younger CLASS OF 192S Paul Wood Cornelius Ackcrnian John Byrne Dean Hubbel Jack Ryder Staiik-y Alien Ch.irles Carey Howser Hunt Albert Scheible Paul Alsp.iugh Clifford Carlson George Irvine Charles Smith Raymond Armint;ton Arthur Crawford Jesse Jones Theodore Swain John Balder Jess Davis Thomas Kuivinen Karl Taylor Clarence Bcacham Jacob Decker Paul Lehociky Elmer Timby Paul Bechherger Irwin Doty Joseph Lyle William Tooley Roydon Bishop Cra Essex Harold Miller Fred Ullery Kenneth Boger Richard Gosline Robert Murphy Earl Walke Fred Brown John Hackenberg Wendell Oglesbee Milton Hegler John Russ CLASS OF 1929 Frederick Way Edgar Rohinson Henry Schofield Otto Winter An honorary society in the college oj engiy eering desiring to confer distinction for liigli «i ' ii)ldr.shif) 111 technology. Byrne Tooley ' I l lor Ryder Kobtnson I ' Ucrw Lyle Oo. ltn Armtn ilon liraii ' liencham Duvis lurphey Doty W ' u Atspaugh Smith Huhhett Ackermon SuHiin Milter Hegler Allen liofer Carlson IWhberger Kiiiiinen BalJer Oglexhee Vi ' inler Crawford ' olke Ruis [441] TAU SIGMA DELTA Founded at the University of Michigan, 1914 11 Active Oiapter Thetd Chapter, 1912 Herbert Baumer Richard Buck, Jr. Charles Chuhb Thomas Church Mabel DeBra Ralph Fanning MEMBERS IN FACULTY Wooster Field Frank Haskett James Hopkins Elusina Lasenby Ted Lewis George Lynch Galen Oman Will Rannells Wilbur Ronan Hoyt Sherman Elizabeth Walker Guy Wiser Paul Wood Ewart Carney Charles Dewey Robert Gatrell . Richard Gosline Josep h Lyle MEMBERS Marian Office Jeanne Phillips John Pu:enski Arthur Reber John Savage Harold Summersett Alice Wells Erwin Zepp Edward Zimmer A society of honor recognizing distnictiix wor in architecture and the allied arts. l.ylt Kebei Dewey , ttn n ersett itoslme I ' tizenskl ef fi ll lue Cuniey l ' l ill:li.v ( ' .•il ' ,-ll [442] TEXNIKOI fimiulfil lit C) iJi) State University, 1924 MEMBERS IN FACULTY Einhur) ' Hitchcock Cornelius Ackcrm.ui Raymond Armiiigton Rohin Bell Thomas Brannan Arthur Crawford ACTIVE MEMBERS Kenneth Edgar Homer Forschner Milton Heglcr Dean Huhhcll William Icnkins William King Ralph Leo Louis Stewart William Tooley Walter Wikotf A local honorary society for seniors in the engineering schools, election to which IS based on personality, scholarship and participation in activities. «tir5 CMS£t-i.- ' K?i?- - Crawford llt-f.lei Forschner Armtnglon Brannan Hubbttt Bell Wi oif Toalty [443] THETA SIGMA PHI FoinuJeJ lit the Unwersny uf Washington, 1909 Eta C ui itcr. 1913 3 1 Active Chapters Helen Ackerman Isabel McDonald MEMBERS Frances Kirkpatrick Alice Loeb Mary Underwood An lumorary sorority for womei oiilstandiiig hi journaUstic activities. A .CV,-,i .S„.(i,- l M,i,l i,l,,iul . t,l).m,iU KirkpMiick [444] SOCIETIES [445] AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS Arthur Crawford President J HN Hackenberg SeniorVice-President Robert Spry JuniorVice-President Louis Stewart Secretary-Treasurer Professor Caldwell Councilor MEMBERS IN FACULTY Frank Caldwell Rohcit Kalb Thomas Lloyd Alfred Roctken U illiam Evcrrtt Emerson Kimbcrly Albert Puchstein John Shepardson Kwan Tang CLASS OF 1928 Obcd Andrews Irwin Doty Virgil Hull Emmet Smith Ralph Balyeat Raymond Ebncr Jesse Jones Paul Snider Kenneth Bogcr Hrant Eknayan Warren Leeka Lewis Stewart Walter Cain J,,hn Ferguson Ralph McLaughlin Arthur Stocker Charles Carey Homer Forschncr Willis Mallory Francis Valentine Arthur Crawford Clairmont Friday Wendell Oglesbce William Walters Adelbert Dershem John Hackenberg lack Ryder Kenneth Woodman Gail Divan Charles Hall |ohn Shulcr Ray Windham Irwin Doat Walter Hauck Robert Slv Myron Whitney CLASS OF 1929 Harry Ashmcad Ralph Crooks William Jordan Russell Newhousc Victor Bambeck Francis Davis Paul Kingcade William Peterson Charles Billman Howard Duhamcl Charles Kitson Gordon Randall Harry Blake Edward Higgins Russell Knox Edgar Robinson Bruce Carter Alfred Hiser E. D. Kunzler Robert Spry Murray Hively George Lawrence Graydon Trout stler William Wollcnhaupt Elmer Young CLASS OF 1930 Leonard Dugan Frank Himehrook Arthur Schuenemann John Evans Clyde Howard Vinton Sprague James Hale Floyd Kinney Elwood Stanbcrry J,W. Haugh Theodore Koch William Webster Herman Hcil George Lcydorf Ervin Wright Sam Henderson William Moore CLASS OF 1931 Elvyn Cayman John Madden Stacy Thornton Albert Groppe Roscoe Sigler Harold Todhunter CJordon Harvey George Skinner Frank Tomassini Thomas Jones James Tankovich John Waldvogcl Willard Welkcr John Case Donovan W Charles Armstrong Theos Barlett Fred Backus Willis Burns Wilbur DuBois Dud Bryant Luther C;hambcrlin Herman DichI Leonard Fauvcr f 446 ] Potter Henderson Cur] Siaht Woodruff Rou ' les Rccd Rtchiirds Shtfyman Rycrson AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS Robert Woodruff Howard Rowles President Secretary-Treasure r Glen McCucn Percival Potter MEMBERS IN FACULTY Chester Reed Edward Silver Bentun Stahl Jay Boyer Joseph Burg ASSOCIATE MEMBERS James Carrell Ralph Dietrich Russell Hitz Russell Kur;en Russell Shipman Howard Andrus Gale Bachelder Gilhert Burras Lester Garver Leslie Hartzell Edwin Henderson MEMBERS Lawrence Holliday Paul Hoff Lawrence Hosbrook Earl Ohmes Harold Pinches Ralph Pontius Robert Richards Howard Romshc Howard Rowles Gerald Ryerson Robert Woodduff [447] AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS Dean Hlibbell President Frank Mc.Intvre Vice-President Philip Bornhorst Secretary Clare Barnett Treasurer Arthur Brant Wilson Brown Charles Duiicombc MEMBERS IN FACULTY Anthony George Robert Kintner Albert Vilhrandt Ernest Waxbom James Withrow GRADUATE STUDENTS Cheung Chu Wen Huang CLASS OF 1928 Chieh Ma William Barnett Ferry Holm Kenneth Steele Philip Bornhorst Dean Hubbell Edwardo Uructa Thomas Chadwick Evart Martin Earle Walke Harry Chambers Harold Parker Fred Way Harold CJrimm CLASS OF 1929 Harold Wright lames Alton Harvey Greer Ralph M.u ' tin Mary Bucher Dean Huti ' man William Michel Ralph Child Dale Higgins Glendon Miller Marion Crawford Louis Maple Elwood Layfield CLASS OF 9W John Walsmith Homer MeUougle Frank Melntyre Dwight McKinney CLASS OF 19. 1 William Tucker Marion Conn Joseph Haban Arthur Miller Ralph Cramer John Plank [448] AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICERS Alvin Mock President Arnold Jonas Vice-President Rodney Harwood Secretary-Treasurer CLASS OF 1928 Cornelius Ackcrman Ora Essex Theodore Kauer Philip SatchcU Howard Baughman Ralph Greiser Maurice Lubin Edward Scheible Harry Biriibaum Michael Grogan John McCalcb Carl Schoene Sheriden Black Rodney Harwood Christopher McClusky Carl Shrene Sherman Black Charles Ha:en Elmer Marshall Charles Smith Robert Borntrager Russel Heckel Alvin Mock Rolland Spring Thomas Brannan Milton Hegler Oscar Morgan Elmer Stansbery Robert Brooks John Hermann Russell Morgan George Studabaker Lloyd Cummings Warner Johnson Harry Mosley Karl Taylor Daniel Davis Arnold Jonas Milo Pamula Willard Wilcox Kenneth Edgar Werner Jung Max Partlow William Tooley Arnold Katterheinrich Nevin Ricketts Carl Albrecht Charles Allen James Baldwin William Burroughs Warren Veatch CLASS OF 1929 Charles Dawson John Lynn Ely Fenton George Meacham John Fen is Harry Piper Amcdeus Fnemoth Loy Sammett Harold Wagner I ' .iul Sammett Henry Sherman David Smucker Harold Taylor lohn Walker Charles Altvater Joseph Barbce Harry Bieber Manuel Blau Harold Brooks Sidney Bucher Charles Buckey Robert Burkct Samuel Carpenter John Clifton CLASS Perry Cross Joe Deladone Charles DeLoehc Charles Ellis Robert Feather Wallace Hambleton Charles Hepford Mortimer Hitchcock Harold Hoskins James Kasler OF 1930 William Khnk Robert Larimer John McElroy Miller Mettle Kenneth Miller Reese Moore Robert Muckley Robert Murphy Caleb Osburn Dale Ow-en Samuel Pntchard Earl Sanderson Ralph Setterlin Harry Slater Ronald Stanforth William Stoller James Teller John Tilton Roy Tolland Harold Young [449] AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEEP S OFFICERS John Balder President Hugh Evans Vice-President George Patterson Secretary Jess Davis Treasurer CLASS OF 1928 Charles Allen Paul Alspaugh Paul Arn Irvin Boehm Samuel Brailovsky Fred Brown Jess Davis Myron Gable Carl Balbach William Baughman Carl Bayer Charles Beard Ellsworth Bowers Harry Buchs Ward Conrad John DaKfjnn Kemper Hammell Orville Hcnning Marion Hughes Alfred Kiewit Thomas Kuivinen Paul Lehoczky Rudolph Lucas Edred Marsh Jerald Marteena Harold Miller James Morkoviski Roy Ober John Pcndry Robert Price John Reed Samuel Riley James Young CLASS OF 1929 Rupert Davidson Eugene DeBruler Frank Fellows Dennis Gallogly Stanley Gibson Ralph Hause Donald Johnstone Edward Kelly Robert Kennedy Clyde Keplar Arthur Koenig George Korb Robert Mantle Arthur Michener, Jr. Robert Miller Raymond Porter Louis Roebuck Erwin Schwcinhagcn John Shriver Stephen Stimson Harold Wade William Wagner Howard West Ray Windham Gordon Randall Donald Rice Edward Roush Henry Seymour Paul Shirley Louis Silber Franklin Vogelsang Ethan Weckesser Franklin Widner [4 0] .-- ' Wf __ IH p m. i€ : Y WS t iJS ' V 2 SJ H 7 : : 1 m .mmm ■ . AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY OFFICERS Nelson Butterworth Chairman Zane Schofield Vice ' Chairman Stephen Spires Secretary-Treasurer GRADUATE MEMBER Melville Pcarce CLASS OF 192S Chester Austin John Heller Ray Snyder Frederick Bernard Paul Kates George Spencer- Strong Marion Burr Edward Milliken Edward Wong Otis Everhart Robert Murphey James Page CLASS OF 1929 David Zimmer James Beam William Hug Fred Neel . Edmund Czolgos John Musselman Wallace Rueckel Cyril Hotchkiss CLASS OF 1930 Charles Webster Henry Adcock Thomas Falknor Edward Seabright Otis Cummins Charles Gerster Carl Schwart:walder Clay EUinger Glenn Hutt Charles Rudin Harry Thiemacke L4M] I.t J.LfJ. ' Rogers Woodman Josef hson Denghausen Herrick Jeffers Kohankie WolcoU Price liabbcrt Weaver Burens Lavely Dickinson Mitlcr Chambers Lynch Church Brosch Bohlendcr Savage Wmghan ffoslettcr Shisler Zeft Lazenby DOWNING CLUB James Hostetter President Frank Vaughan Vice-President Paul Shisler - - - Secretary-Treasurer Thomas Church George Ahrich Ewart Carney Charles Kohankie Harry Bahhert Martha Bohlendcr ( arl Brosch Alfred Dcnghauscn Ernest Devvald Adolph DeWerth Charles Dickinson Zenon Baclawski James Bower Eugene Burens Ervin Herrick Ralph Hinklin MEMBERS IN FACULTY Elusina La;enby CLASS OF 1928 Laddie Mitiska John Savage CLASS OF 1929 Walter Chambers James Hostetter Harold Lavely Crosby Rogers CLASS OF 1930 Charles Jeffers Melvin Josephson Walter Kucblcr PLEDGES Martin Hocffcl Philip Kohankie (jcorgc Kormos Elmer Meyers Francis Miller Douglas Moore George Lynch Paul Schcrcr Ervvin Zcpp Edward Zimmcr Frank Vaughn Richard Weaver Paul Wotidman William Price Paul Shisler Philip Watts John Wolcott Harold Mmphy Marion I ackard Frank Rccd Rolland Uncanhcr Robert Walker [452] FOUR ' H CLUB OFFICERS Joseph Schaad President Louise McGill Vice-President WiLMA BONAR - - - Secretary Ralph Dush Treasurer Edith Bruchlman Anna Bundy Gladys Glenn CLASS OF 1928 Mary Glenn Dorotha Mitchell Lawrence Holliday Harold Obrecht Louise McGill Margery Rutledge Lester York Ernest Schwcyer Ralph Treat Kenneth Wertman Lyman Baker Wiliiia Bonar Everett Breishird CLASS OF 1929 Herbert Dilley Nettie Gates Ruth Dnikle Florence Galehouse Martha Dush Mildred Kalb Irina Fisher Joseph Maxwell Joseph Schaad Grace Tresch Marsiuerite Trout Olga Bierbaum Homer Brownuii; Bessie Cade Nellie Dunham Ralph Dush George Eikenberry CLASS OF 19 JO Francis Glenn Alice Lentz Marion Haines Maxine McAtei Freda Heilman Henry Mabry Ethel Horn Helen Mettler Hollyse Jones Luther Mmdiiii; Edwin Judy Earl Moore Vivian Overturf Zoe Pierman Lewis Quillen Willene Quigley Mary Ralston Ethel Smith Frederick Bates Mabel Beal Elizabeth Bruehlman Mariana Tschumy CLASS OF 1931 Mildred Campbell Jack Hufford Elsie Criger Carny Karnes Russell Gricc Robert Leas Claudine White Mildred Stafford Helen Strayer Frances Thompson Ralph Young [4 ] HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS Louise McGill President Gertrude Potter Vice-President Mildred Kalb Secretary Genevieve Shaw Treasurer Faith Lanman MEMBERS IN FACULTY Hughina McKay Grace Walker Mary Beeheimer Josephine Bntton Anna Bundy Winifred Castle Ethel Folden Gladys Glenn CLASS OF 1928 Eloise Green Grace McBay Elizabeth Hood Louise McGill Bernice Lincicome Dorotha Mitchell Mary Lippineott Mary Nof;inger Maurene Loiselle Francis Rether Lucile Love Marjory Rutledge Dorothea Zorn Genevieve Shaw Beatrice Turner Hulda Ungericht Pauline Weaver Mary Winecoop Leona Worth Laura Darrah Martha Dush Francis Eaton CLASS OF 1929 Irma Fisher Mildred Kalb Florence Galchouse Kathryn McGraw Mildred Grau Edith McNutt Gladys Wolfe Gladys Mason Ethel Reece Grace Tresch Fay Bowman Bessie Cade Anita Clark CLASS OF 1930 Edythe Cupp Helen Mettler Edith Hopkins Esther Milncr Verial Howard Willene ( uiglcy Mary Riegcl Marie Skrohak Naomi Young Mildred Campbell Doris Daniels Elizabeth Davis CLASS OF 1931 Helen Palmer Elizabeth Thompson Edna Pierce Frances Thompson Mary Jane Rowles Mariane Tschumy Marion Thomas Mildred Statiortl Louise Sutton Lucille Suttt)n Claudine White [4U-] Young Hatderman i ' iibur Kyle liituman tiroughton Farnsu-orth t fontgomery Carey Norton Messenger Jones Rtley Oates Vl ' inter Snyder Casern Charles Pofia Hodsi STUDENT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Frederick Charles MEMBERS IN FACULTY Alfred Hottes Lewis Montgomery Wendell Paddock Herbert Carey Lewis Eakin Ellis Hoag Carl Hoover Harold Hodson CLASS OF 1928 Elmer Horton Paul Oates Richard Riley Crosby Rodgers Ernest Schweger Warren Van Buren Henry Winter Robert Yoder Lester York Elmer Yutzi Harold Bauman Charles Jones Thomas Kyle CLASS OF 1929 Harry Rider Howard Romshe Forest Sitler Isadore Snider Harold Wilbur Paul Young Gerald Broughton Carl Downing CLASS OF 1930 Richard Farnsworth John Haldcrman Richard Mallett Lewis Messenger Hugh Cochran Roy Detrich CLASS OF I9?l Edward Dewald Earl Fisher Joseph Popa [455] i ?liS|! L 1 i: i htggard I ioUzntan Atiinahan Pearce ' oges Penney Sown Haslburn LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OFFICERS Ruth Penney President Virginia Pearce Vice-President Francis Holtzman Corresponding Secretary Fay Sands Recording Secretary Nellie Eastburn treasurer C iiid fJe are Grace McBay ciency in Goi ' ernnient Fay Sandes £Iectio7is and Campaigns Frances Huggard Finance Frances Holtsman Internationai Cooperation to Prevent War Martha Bowman Membership Virginia Pearce Patroneises Ellen North Publicity Marian Voges ...Sociai Hygiene Helen Manahan Women in Iiidiistry Vera Kratky V ' iiE Ohio State University was the first to establish a college branch of the National League of I Women Voters. During the year of 1923-24, a better citizen movement, under the direction of the Women ' s Student Government Association, culminated in the organisation of the Ohio State University League of Women Voters. Membership is open to all prospective voters as well as those of voting age. The aim of the organisation is to foster education in citizenship, to interest women in questions of public welfare, and to aid in campus elections. Various committees have been organized which work through organizations already existing on the campus and in cooperation with the State League Committee. The ofiicial publication is the Ohio Woman Voter, a monthly magazine devoted to the non-partisan presentation of questions of public policy. f 4 f ' } Klein ClUimU Baxmeier Rowi- Ktrkpatruk Hayes RiiJt-buiigh HffSi ' i 1 1 nc h I n Stayman f otitis iiirole WiUtams HollA HUis C. Kletn OHIO STATE OPTICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS Robert Stayman President Kenneth Kirrpatrick Vice-President Ellsworth Reese Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS IN FACULTY Clarence Ellis Howard Mmchin CLASS OF 1928 Ralph Donges Kenneth Kirkpatrick J Daniel Hummel Fred Klein Gustus Loudenslatjcr CLASS OF 1929 Edward Baxmeier Ellsworth Reese Ward Ewalt Kenneth Rowe John Gillcland CLASS OF 1930 Raymond Horton Charles McCandlish Earle Voegtly CLASS OF 1931 Anthony Acconcia Edward Heroic William Ballard Harold Hibhs Doyle Edgar Kenneth Hoosc Robert Hale James Hottcl William Hayes anice Radebaugh Robert Stavman Glenn Stewart John Wareham Edwin Williams James Wilhclm Fred Jennings George Jones Marion Miller William Sutphcn Joseph Welf [457] Kiraco e Okerbloont Freidenburg Office GairAl Cervenka Reber Line TifyM Jiickson Dewey Hamer CosUne PEN AND BRUSH CLUB Ted Lewis MEMBERS IN FACULTY Elisabeth Walker John Cole Charles Dewey Richard Gosline Millicent Jackson Ruth Asire John Brouijh CJertrude Corey Jean Cunningham Virginia DutJy Betty Asmus Nellmarie Breitenstein CLASS OF 1928 Ralph Line Ethel McLeod Marian Office CLASS OF 1929 John Dumbauld Mildred Freidenburg Robert Gatrell Virginia Hamer CLASS OF 19?0 Marjorie Miller CLASS OF 19M Alice Tippctt Arthur Rebcr Dorothy Smith Robert Stayman Minor Tomlinson George Jaeger Clifford Kiracofe Virginia Lot;c Richard Phalcn Carmen Scudieri Charles Okerbloom Dorothy Pickering [458] McBay lli k Colfinberry W lUon KC ' etstrr Lindsay Wonderley Young Cotter diin Hyman Hilm.1 Holkko Grace McBay Anne Bryan Lois Coffinberry Harriet Hyman PHILOMATHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS Isabel Young President Ruth Wonderley Vice-President Grace McBay Secretary HiLMA Holkko Treasurer MEMBERS IN FACULTY Edith Sniffcn CLASS OF 1928 Beatrice Thomas Marjoric Weiser CLASS OF 1929 Marcella Gottcrdam Frances High CLASS OF 1930 Gwendolyn Jenkins CLASS OF 1931 Martha Lindsay Ruth Wonderley Isabel Young Erma Lowery Jean Reed Mary Sabine [459} PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS Nellie Eastburn President Lucille Stoll Vice-President Helen Snider Secretary Zelda Bogatin ■ Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES Mary Dillon Senior Florence Carey Junior Gladys Brintlinger Sophomore Elner Courtney Freshman Katharine Hersry Faculty Adviser y ' H L Women ' s Physical Education Club of Ohio State University was organised in the Spring I Quarter of 1925, for the purpose of promoting physical education as a profession. Active membership is open to all the majors and minors in the Department of Physical Edu- cation for women, while honorary membership is extended to the faculty of the Department. The meetings arc held twice each quarter. Other than actual business, each meeting is planned to include something of professional interest, such as speakers, reports, and so forth. This year the speakers were Miss Price of New York City who is interested in Girl Scout Work, Dr. Rogers of the Psychology Department of Ohio State University, Miss Carey of the Columbus School for Girls, and Dr. Hayhurst of the Ohio State University. Each class elects a girl who acts as their representative on the executive board. [ 460 ] Shor Baron Schramm Parks Ca Scbmink AMun( y . McHlory ncnghauscn P. Mcl ' llory Kurr Carson Rice inder fionner Inrtn Ht-yrtoUs .SVi i c X ciskirchcr HoJdiw lickcrt Gicnn (Soldttctt Ltming Zirik Calder POLO CLUB OFFICERS Paul Glenn President Alfred Denghausen Vice-President Donald St. John Secretary Wilbur Hodges Treasurer Arthur C.ildvvcl Paul Glenn L.iwrcncc Abbott James Banton Harold Baron Eugene Bonner Harold Burtt John Calder James Carson Jess Davis Alfred Denghausen Irvin Fenncman Wilbur Gaunder Kenneth Gaver Hayward Gay Paul Glenn Wilbur Hodges POLO TEAM Wilbur Hodges MEMBERS Thaddeus Irwin Power Karr Ora Liming Arvine MeElroy John MeElroy Lawrence Mandy James Mercer Destin Merick Lawrence Mountjoy Charles Parks Robert Peebles Donovan Rice Paul Rice Charles Ross Albert Salisbury Frankhn Lniung Lawrence Mountjoy Glenn Salisbury EKvood Schmink Paul Schneider Donald Schramm Charles Seipic Sol Shor Julius Stone John Thompson Melvin Vaughn Joseph Weiskircher Norman Weisman Albert Werth Joseph Williamson Herman Wulle Nicholas Zink [461] H r ' ' i l I r ' r l n H B m . H L H J f4 | K ' f ' ' H HMH| k H ' ip ' l w ' l !P Voder Robi Zchnng Dickex Knll Walker Hamillon Pendleton Sutton Striitton Jones Durkee PROGRESSIVE DAIRY CLUB OFFICERS Fred Pendleton President Maurice Durkee Vice-President Glenn Pryor Secretary-Treasurer Robert Hamilton Sergeant-at-Arms CLASS OF 1928 Floyd Henderson Thomas Sutphen CLASS OF 1929 Edgar Boeger Robert Hamilton Maurice Durkee CLASS OF 1950 Dwight Dickey Fred Pendleton Eugene Hanawalt CLASS OF 1931 John Jones Ben Price Cloyd Marshall Hildreth Zehring Irwin Krill Ralph Po ntius Glen Pryor Hugh Rohnison Howard Stratton Arthur Waiki-r r 462 ] Yoder Carey Mackey Straw Salter Prxor Hoover A cEuen Walker Hummel Kurtz Teegardin Sutton Bowne Shollenharg SADDLE AND SIRLOIN OFFICERS Scott Sutton President Frank Teegardin Vice-President William Shollenbarger Secretary Francis Bowne Treasurer Glen Pryor Sergeant- at- Arms Robert Yoder Agricultural Council Representative John Bilek Herbert Carey Harold Deohald Howard Haskins Floyd Henderson Raymond Bailey Homer Browning lohnathan Frost James Fuller Willis Greer James Grandstaff Earl Huhhard Glen Kellogg Ural Bee John Burley Harold Constable Floyd Davis CLASS OF 1928 Clifford Hoover Charles Knoop Floyd Kurtz Roy Lovett Paul Pulse CLASS OF 1929 Harold Hodson Lynden Jones Verne Linscott Dana Richardson CLASS OF 1930 Clyde Lyle Roy McEowen Vivian Overturf Glen Pryor CLASS OF 1931 John Fleming Rus«el Gricc Albert Hurst James Jones Wayne Ritchey Howard Rowles Scott Sutton Merrill Weimer Robert Yoder Wilbert Riggs Frank Teegardin Arthur Walker Louis QuiUen William Shollenbarger Leo Tucker Ray Sauer Ward Studer Carey Karns Floyd Mackey Glen Salisbury Albert Zielke [463] STUDENT SOCIETY OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS Raymond Armington John Lane - - - Herman Borneman - - - - President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Clement Bccm Ulysses Dcnnian J. A. Foust MEMBERS IN FACULTY William Knight Peter Morrison Oscar Rickly Rudolph Schneider Harold Wright John Younger Raymond Armington Herman Borneman Victor Peter CLASS OF 1928 Vernon Raney Edwin Schmidt Theodore Schwarz George Shroyer Allan Shumard Gabriel Zcma John Arhuckle Charles Beard Gilbert Baker Thomas Bonscr Leroy Coffman Raymond Divncy Leroy Duerr Stanton Fritchle Howard Allison Ernest Fuller Walter Galloway C:arl Hahcl Alton Anderson George Banning CLASS OF 1929 Stanley Gibson Lloyd Higley Raymond Hoffman Rudolph Hudak Eugene Kiinsler Edwin King John Lane Robert Muhleman Leland Myers CLASS OF 19?n Russell Lindsley Norman Malone Fred Moran ASSOCIATE MEMBERS John Crow Oron Nixon Harvey Oster Ralph PatTenbarger Hillard Patton Melbert Paul Bruce i ogers John Russ Otto Winter Charles Morrow Mark Sturtevant Kenneth W.isserman James Yodcrs George Irvine Albert Kelso [ 464 ] Griffin Sttterley Hilek Dattdson HiUy Siraszheim Poston Huston Amsbaugh Morse Puscker Smith Stratton Kurzen U ' l hiir Melchtng Yutzt Dtxon Kooniz Couden F.herhard f-licktnger fanes Cox Bingham Hcot ' cr Stone Lovett Cronin Howne Stewart Wiseman Rhodes Milner TOWNSHEND AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION SOCIETY OFFICERS Francis Bowne President Wallace Wiseman Vice-President Hanson Rhodes Secretary Lester Cronin Treasurer Wilbur Stewart Faculty Adviser CLASS OF 1928 Jesse Amsbaugh Harley Dixon Kermit Morse Lawrence Smith Wilfred Bale Ralph Griffin James Penrod Lester Stone Jonn Bilek CHfford Hoover Clinton Postim Robert Straszheim Francis Bowne Carl Koont; Paul Rinkcs Walter Swopc Joseph Brosch Roy Lovett John Sitterly Wallace Wiseman George Wcxid CLASS OF 1929 Jay Boyer Charles Eherhard Murray Janes Harold Wilbur Lester Cronin George Henderson Arthur Milner Elmer Yutxi Sidney Hilty Hanson Rhodes CLASS OF 1930 Clyde Reougher Thomas Cowden Floyd Davis Charles Flickingcr Stanley Bingham James Cox Ralph Davidson Clarence Hall Harold Huston Glenn Kellogg Russell Kur:cn CLASS OF 19?1 Ralph Grimshaw Paul Puseker Howard Str.itton Albert Zielke Theron Repp Clifford Varney [ 46S } UNIVERSITY GRANGE OFFICERS John Falconer Master Lyman Baker Overseer Flora Dowler Lecturer Ralph Dush Steward Assistant Lecturer Treasurer Willene Quigley Jack Frost Assistant Steward Secretary Carl Pickering True Watson Lady Assistant Steward Assistant Secretary Ztw Fierman Joseph Maxwell Chaplain Pianist Gladys Mason Wilma Snider REPRESENTATIVES TO AG. COUNCIL Howard Romshe Martha Dush Gatekeeper Ralph Reese Pomona Jean Cavinee Ceres Mildred Kalb Flora Faye Bowman iii. Grange is a national organization having some SO, noo nienilx-rs ni Ohio, There are 8S() local ( organizations in the state. Its purpose is the advancement of agricultur.il and rural life. Its activities are social, educational, and legislative. There arc 2 8 members m the LJniversity Grange. Its programs arc carried on with a twofold purpcwe: first, to develop t.ilent and leadership among its mcmhcrs, and second, to provide recreation for its iiiemhers. This talent is used in demon- strating methods of conducting interesting Cirange programs, which methods may he carried hack to the home communities of its members. [ 466 } Fox Hanover Harrmg um hCulUni h tt ri ' i ' fig I Itomhi Kuiiincn Molnar C. Wherry t crs Leonard Winter Oat iJson Landskroner h ' . i ' hcrry Caldwell Cohen nnigh linin.i tStudt ' bakcr Staffiebach Getssman hauver McCobb Pulse Wade VARSITY A ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Walter CAi.n i;i.L President Franklin Whlrry Vice-President WlLLARD Altman SecretarvTretisiirer Vernon Billingsley Samuel Cohb MEMBERS IN FACULTY David Hindman Bernard Mooney John Nichols Leo Staley Harold Wood Walter de Bruin Albion Allen Willard Altman Walter Caldwell Gernerd Cohen Ralph Davidson Rohert Foster George Bohlcnder Samuel Brown lohn Curl William Dalgarn Clifford Evans Leonard Fauver Morris Fox ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ACTIVE MEMBERS Clayton Kropp Henri Landskroner Paul Leon.ird Miller Mettle J.imes Myers CANDIDATES Rohert Harrington Fred Hanover James Hunter Henry lit; Albert Lilly George McCullousjh Gilbert Martello Louis Molnar Thom.is Kuivinen Paul Pulse John Sauvageot Robert Wade Otto Winter Chester W herry Franklin Wherry Arnold Piatt Glenn Roth Harold Stafflebach Gus Studcbaker Fred Thornborough David Wherry Moris Wright [467] [468] GIRLS ' HALLS [469] e HRIII Hii HRnF ' ' H Bi Bi ■ B A j B ; B P I ' K - K ' h4 ' r ■ifl m U S m i K9 ■ Ji L Ik M ■ ' attr l nS w m - ?-W yHl jK HBv j flHI A H mg pBti PlT J M HHa ' V ' sHLJF IJBh ' m HnV 1 iMfl i H H r Hi nj iii g yn OXLEY HALL OFFICERS EVELV V T 1 r 4 T T ' T 1I7TTT « - . - - ►- ' ■ - i f 1 j- ! J 1 f N LEMPLREUR rreSKtent Bernice Bollenbacher Vice-President Elva Marsh Secretary-Treasurer GRADUATE Rose Lee Cole Ruth Feng CLASS OF 1928 Lura Gordon Lucy Arner Esther Greendade Mary Nofzinger Hulda Ungencht Elizabeth Caslow Elizabeth Hiett Abbie Parsons Wilma Weaver Winifred Castle Bernice Lanpher Dorothy Quale Evelyn Lempereur Beatrice Thomas CLASS OF 1929 Margery Wieser Estellc Barton Dorothy Bncc Miriam Kiuckman Bertha Rericha Kathleen Beach Dorothy Davis Margaret Laycock Marian Schwarzell Carolyn Birmbaum Emily Engle Gertrude Martin Elizabeth Taylor ' Bernice Bollcnbacher Mabel Kahler Mable Price Ethel Ann Tucker CLASS OF 1930 Louise Bigler Louise Fulton Laura Maddox Marian Morley Edith Boice Mary Harper Dorothy Marchus Mary Riley Inez Durbin Uerial Howard Elva Marsh Lillian Sparnon Ruth Elliott Lillian Laycock Helen Mcntzer CLASS OF 19M Margaret Spindler Mildred Beach Beatrice Holmes Cleta Mann Elizabeth Shauel Elizabeth Bear Francis Howck Pauline Miller Kathryn Snyder Dorothy Blosser Erma Jung Merry Peabody Evelyn Spiger Margaret Condon Madaline Kahler Helen Reddington Esther Stritmatter Dori)thy Faulkner Edith Kuhns Dorothy Rice Lcia Tucker Ruth Hellner Christine Laughlin Kathryn R(jchester Agnes Turner Manila Laycock Adele Schoelin [. 470 ] MACK HALL OFFICERS Lola Hixson President Marion Esler Vice-Presideru Isabel Clouse Secretary-Treasurer Elsie Allwardt Margaret Brooks Susan Cochran Emily Davis Rachel Davis Eunice Barringer Catherine Berg Mildred Birch Morence Carey Marion Essler Mary Fcnvblc Joanna Grab Charlotte Alderman Vera Baymiller Gazelle Bndncr Henrietta Brackman Ora Brailey Alice Brunner Bessie Cade Pearl Carper Mary Baker Thelma Baldwin Mabel Beal Virginia Ct)chran Helen Creider Elsie Criger Helen Fuessner Esther Gerber Theora Hix Lola Hixson Marian Kappciibcrg CLASS OF 1928 Elizabeth Knight Margaret Monroe Neola Patterson Mary Quill Josephine Ratfeis CLASS OF 1929 Hilda Hertlcin Mary Huston Gertrude Kern Helen Manahai Olive Marshall Mane McBride Kathcrinc Mete life Elda Zurcher Lorcna Morncr Henrietta Nichols Alice Peck Alice Prout Grace Reelhorn Margarite Rhoades Ruth Rogers CLASS OF 1930 Isabel Clouse Ada Karan Eleanor Cunningham Mary Kelser Grace Cultcr Aileen Kennedy Anna Dckmer Edith Monroe Florine Pels Marian Mundhenk Gladys Glass Hattie Olmer Ruth Graf Thelma Parks Janet Hinj Roscamonde Porter Mildred Walker CLASS OF 1931 June Ebcrst Marian Field Rebecca Hellerstein Mildred Holmes Opal Howard Helen HuUman Eva Immerman Sylvia Lerner Marian Link Virginia Long Louise McGiU Catherine Oldfield Martha Pollenburger Mabel Ray Gladys Reik r C atherme Scott Marian Trotter Nell Warman Mary Wright Beatrice Shercr Dolly Spangler Frances Stone Lucile Stol! Sarah Turnbaugh Grace Tresch Thelma Y ' ochun Charlotte Patenaude Rachel Prince Reva Saltruper Ethel Smith Venita Snyder Esther Stem Mary Jane Strayer Marian Vogcs Doris Roudebush Dorothy Schwab Florence Schwartz Rose Scpsenwol Frances Wise Virginia Wise [471] NEIL HALL OFFICERS Mary Stalker President Ortha Smith Vice-President Ann Whinery Secretary Bercitta York Treasurer Marjory Brown Ruby Etter Ruth Huber Ruth Asirc Eleanor Bakes Molly Coriie Ellen Crisp Mabel Ephrath Flora August Betty Bash Marion Bceken Blanche Bermstein Nell Brcitenstein Mary Evans Marjorie Axline Goldie Burnett Helen Baughnian Bcrnicc Baumgardncr Sofia Blum Mary Bock Sara Bombcrg Wilma Brcitenstein Floye C ' alhoun Mary f-hnstianson Mtircc C ' lcmcnt Ruth Crabill Mildred Day Pearl Dolinsky Ruth Doran GRADUATE STUDENTS Dorothy Harris Dorothy Hyde Myrtle Moore Ellen Howe Ruth Locher Lucile Schacfcr CLASS OF 1928 Mildred Rcitz Mary Steinle Dorothy Smith Ins Troyer CLASS OF 1929 Helen Hess Cayle Rybolt Alice Kobacker Ruth Schwerin Genevieve McDowell Evangela Smith Margaret Pendergast Ortha Smith Bernice Rob n Mary Stalker Minnie Kaufman Fanny Margolin Rtisalyn Gold Elaine Goldberg Mildred Hahn Suzanne Halperin Anne Herman Elsie Gallucci Vivien Gerber Janet Golf Virginia Hughes Lucile Imlay Kathryn Kaufman CLASS OF 1930 Irene Kinley Clara Lancione Helen Mascharka Alice MiHire Barbara Mo er Marcia Murstein Cora Riedman Elynor Sandberg Bell Suid Genevieve Sybert Ethel Thompson Mary Vujnonc Gladys Sechnst Margaret Weldon Valda Welker Anne Whinery Margerie Sterner Rachacl Swisher Marian Ueberle Catherine Ulricii Gladys Wolfe Helen Ward Bessie Weinstein Madge Worcester Bergitta York Florence Yurjevic CLASS OF 19M Grace Drexel Martha Hamilton Florence Nunley Marie Skodak Dorothy Emcrman Patricia Hill Muerial Olmsted Elizabeth Smith Charlotte Fcderle Harriett Hirsch June Ramroth Virginia Stephens Edith Fedcrman Harriet Hyman Virginia Reynolds Kathryn Stroup Lois Foster Roberta Jones Mildred Ries Elizabeth Tallcy Jeanette Fryc Phoebe Kate Pauline Rosenblum Ann Tayhir Marcella Cacb Miiinia Kleeman Ellen Ross Jeannctte Taylor Florence Goldman Ann La I ' oy Rose Roth Dcssic Thomas Florence Goldsmith Helen Leighley Pansey Rowc Elizabeth Thompson Mary Gorrell (Constance Milligan Mary Rowlos Evelyn Sauge Lillian Trachtenberg Miriam Graver Evelyn Mong Kathleen Ward Margaret Green Bernice Myers Bella Scholer Carmen Welch ( ' clia CJrecne Luella Myers Lillian Segel DeLoris Welch Dorothy Gregory Lillian Narosny Angela Seikel Margaret VX ' iel.ind Evelyn (Juilbert Mane Newhoiisi ' K.ithh-en Sliawver Anna Woodbui n Ruth Hall Haiel Nolan Mary Shultz Saia Wyiin [ 472 ] l.ange lioUz Russell lifdtnal Holdstein Runwin Smith I RaJ.-r lioxtwtck Little h ' lrestone C H irtUx FAdred Graham Lohmann ST. HILDA ' S HALL OFFICERS Harryette Firestone Marjory Morrison President Vice-President Pearl Bretnall Frances Deits Mary Eldred Genevieve Billman Opal Cain Catherine Collman Mary Boltz Jean Bostwick GRADUATE STUDENT Kathryn Whitteman CLASS OF 1928 Harryette Firstone Alice Russell Alice George Martha Howard Virginia Irish Eliiaheth Kirn Helen Graham Betty Hartley Grace Knohle Susan Clark Mary Holstein CLASS OF 1929 Eileen Lange Marjory Morrison Ruth Seit: Dorothy Silverstceii CLASS OF 1930 Margaret Lohmann Betty Mechcm Lucille Poole CLASS OF 1931 Jessie Little Bonna Rader Kathcryn Smith Gertrude Spangler Gertrude Tavlor Ann Wood Charlotte Rochester Lillian Teeters Maxinc Wilson Marian Riggs Nina Runyan Helen Tossy [473] The death of Mrs. Sopliic H. Barker, hostess of Pomerenc Ha ' ) smce 1904, came as a complete shock, to the cumpiis, due to the pTommenee of the position which she had won m t ie iiearts of many. Mrs. Harder had attended the annual Twelfth Ai ' ' Ban- t|iict only the night before as the honor gue.sl 0 Brou ' iiin,; Dramatic Socielv. She was a gradiiule 0 Iowa State College, at Ames, liiwa. where she was a member of Pi Beta Phi. Her hii.s- bund, the late Professor Joseph F. Barker, was a professor both at Ohio State University, and at Iowa State College. [474] ALUMNI [ 475 3 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION Official Organization of the Alumni and Former Students OFFICERS President, James F. Lincoln. iv ' O ' l, Eng,, 26, Lincoln Electric Co., Cleveland, Ohio. First Vice-Presidt il. SmWART A. Hoover. Arts, ' 09, Law, ' 11, Huntington Bank Bldg., Columbus, Ohio. Second Vice-President. Mrs. Ona Menefee Wells. Arts, ' 12, 278 South Ohio Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Treasurer, RoDERT W. Laylin. Arts, ' 08, City National Bank of Commerce, Columbus, Ohio. Secretary, J. L. Morrill, Arts, 13, Administration Building, Ohio State University. Assistant Secretary, Katharine Grant, H. Ec, ' 16, Adminis- tration Building, Ohio State University. Tile Board of Directors BOARD OF DIRECTORS President, James F. Lincoln, uOl. ' 26 First Vice President, Stewart A. Hoover, ' 09, ' 11 Second Vice-President, Mrs. Ona Menefee Wells, ' 12 Treasurer, Robert W. Laylin, ' 08 Robert E. Heekin, w ' 06. The Heekin Co., Cincinnati, Ohio H. S. Warwick, Arts, ' 06, Realty Security Co., Youngstown. Ohio Lowry F. Sater, Arts, ' 91, 52 E. Gay St., Columbus, Ohio. George H. Calkins, Eng., 95, 39 Genessee St., Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. Florence Sharpe Taylor, Arts, ' 12, 1076 Elmwood Ave., Grandview, Columbus, Ohio J. B. Nordholt, M. E., ' 08, Toledo Steel Castings Co., Toledo, Ohio Dr. Roy D. McClure, 04, Henry For dHospital, Detroit, Mich. Term Expires 1929 1928 1928 1928 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1929 1931 BOARD Hame College Dr. Francis C. Wood, 91, Cliairman Medicine William C. Wcndt, 89 Pharmacy Halbert E. Payne, ' 87 Engineering Lloyd T. Wilhams, ' 96, ' 00 Arts, Law Norman W. Storcr, ' 91 Engineering Louise S. Hengst, ' 11 Education Renick W. Dunlap, ' 95 Agriculture E. W. Harvey, ' 96 Arts Charles P. C joper, ' 07 Engineering Fr ank M. Raymund, ' 88 Arts Mrs. Theresa Erb Puston, ' 04 Arts Thomas H. Jones, ' 09, ' 1 1 Arts, Law Dr. Gillette Haydcn, ' 02 Deni.stry John D. Myer, ' 17 Commerce Dr. Claude C asc, ' 04 Vet. Medicine OF VISITORS Term Expires 853 Seventh Ave., New York City 1930 51 E. State Street, Columbus, Ohio 1928 2226 Connecticut Ave., Washington, D. C. 1928 1103 Ohio Building, Toledo, Ohio 1928 6818 Reynolds St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1929 1699 Clifton Ave., Columbus, Ohio 1929 U. S. Dcpt. Agriculture, Washington, D. C. 1929 3520 W. Twelfth St., Los Angeles, Calif. 1930 American T. y T. Co., New York City, N. Y. 1930 16 E. Broad St., Columbus, Ohio 1931 236 Woodland Ave., Columbus, Ohio 1931 1759 Union Trust Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio 1931 289 Ea.st State St., Columbus, Ohio 1932 Cleveland Tru.st Co., Cleveland, Ohio 193 2 26 Orchard Road, Akron, Ohio 1932 ALUMNAE COUNCIL President, Mrs. Marguerite Gardiner Grant, ' 12, Gleninore Drive, Springlield, Ohio. First Vice-President, Mrs. Merle Wilhelm Lawrence, 15, 318 AUyn St., Akron, Ohio. Second Vice-President, Miss Ruth Dusha, ' 14, 2203 Warren St., Toledo, Ohio. Secretary, Miss Emma Ball, ' 17, 903 Beech St., Columbus, Ohio. Treasurer, Miss Reppa Larimore, ' 23, 225 Ludlow St., Dayton, Ohio. 476 ] James F. Lincoln ALUMNI PLEDGE Hil OHIO STATE l l PROGRESS Edwin S. Wertz A LUMNI of Ohio St:tte have definitely and formally pledged their aid to President George W. yAl Rightmirc, 9 , and University authorities in undertaking a 10-year development program for - the L ' niversity. This pledge was made public on February l.i, 1928, in the announcement that a conimittce ot five outstanding Ohio State graduates has been appomted to confer and cooperate with President Rightmirc, on behalf of all the organised alumni, in accomplishing this program. The committee, authorised by the Board of Directors of the Ohio State University Association, and appointed by Alumni President James F. Lincoln, consists of the following: James F. Lincoln, iy ' 07, Eng., ' 26, Cleve- land — noted electrical engineer; recognised as a pioneer and leader in the development of electric arc welding; influential in Cleveland civic and business affairs; famous in Ohio State athletic annals as a football captain, at tackle and full-back; vice-president and general manager of the Lincoln Electric Co., Cleve- land. Stew.art a. Hoover, Arts, ' 09, L.wv. ' 11, Columbus-attorney; member of the Colum- bus Board of Education; vice-president of the Ohio State University Association; active in civic and professional life; member of the law firm of Hedges, Hoover and Tinglcy, Colum- bus. Samuel N. Summer, Arts, O , Columbus — general chairman of the Ohio Stadium cam- paign; alumni member of the University Ath- letic Board; active in central Ohio business and industry; general manager of the Joseph Schonthal Co., Columbus. Edwin S. Wertz, Arts, 99, Law, OO, Cleveland and Wooster, Ohio — active in un- dergraduate life as business manager of the Makio, in football, etc.; member of the Ohio Legislature, 1904-09, and author of the famous Lybarger Bill, giving Ohio State its status as the leading state-supported school, a foremost advocate of University welfare throughout his legislative term; former U. S. District Attor- ney in Cleveland; member of the Cleveland law firm of Werts and Breitenstein. Edward C. Turner. Law, 01, Master of Law, 03, Columbus — prominent in the civic and political life of the state; now serving his second term as Attorney General of Ohio; formerly Franklin County prosecutor. Back of the appointment of this committee was the resolution, adopted November ISth last, by the Board of Directors of the Association which provided for the selection by President Lincoln of such a committee to formulate in conference with President Rightmire and L ' niversity authorities a possible program which the national alumni association and its local clubs can support . Stewart A. Hoover Edward C. Tiinier Stim ei ?Sl. Summer [477] r Projcsaor Henrv R. Spenci: Lowr F. Sater UNIVERSITY DAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1928 n TiN(; hack to the cu ' ly SO ' s University Dny was trHiJitionally eelehrated on the campus, I y ' ' -■ ' ' ' ' y 2- ' l ' - ' ' — year ' s program taking the form of a radio broadcast from WEAO, J— the University station. The exercises were held under the auspices of the Alumni Association, with Mr. Lowry F. Sater, ' 95, of Columbus, as the presiding chairman. Letters sent in advance to Governor Vic Donahey, mem- bers of the Ohio Supreme Court and the Legislature, state officials and other distinguished friends of the University in public life, called attention to the broadcast and invited these guests to participate in the celebration as listeners. Promptly at 4 p. m. Mr. Allen McManigal of the Department of Engineering Drawing played a program of patriotic airs on the Chimes. Following this Mr. Sater introduced President Rightmirc, who gave a short greeting from the University. Ne.xt on the program was music by the University Or- chestra, the Men ' s Glee Club and the University Chorus, all under the direction of Professor M. E. Wilson of the School of Music. The principal address, The Great Man and the State University, by Professor Henry Spencer of the Department of Political Science, concluded the program. OHIO STATE DAY, DECEMBER 2, 1927 i.s LISTENERS to music and messages bearing greetings from the campus, thousands of Ohio State A men and women the world over participated in the University ' s great reunion by radio on «, JL Ohio State Day . The generous cooperation ot tne Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company made this year ' s celebration the most conspicuous in history, with its half-hour of Ohio State music and speeches transmitted from KDKA, world famous broadcast station. Glenn E. Stoltz, ' 09, president of the Pittsburgh Alumni, started the program at 9:. n p. m. with a general greeting. Music by the University Male Quartet followed this and then a message from the student body by Fred J. Milligan, president of the Student Senate. Carmen Ohio and other Ohio songs were sung by the banqueters, and then President Rightmirc concluded the program with a short address. Over 100 local club meetings were held in connection with the broadcast. ri O CTdtinn romn oj KDKA CAcnn t. Stoltz [ 478 ] ALUMNI DAY jIlumni Day tins ycir will l-c cok-hr.ilcd on S.itiirJ.iy. jvinc ' ' , Those classes which will hold reunions include 1S7S, Ohio State ' s first i;radu.itcs, the Golden Jubilee re- union; 1SS6. IS,S7, ISX.S and 1S,S9; l ' ;(), , the quarter-century class; 190 , 1906, 1 ;()7 and I90S; and 192?, first reunion. ( If especial interest is the reunion of the class of 1S7,S, the first ijradiiatint; class of the Univer- sity. An effort is heini made to L;et all the liviii ' j iiiemhers of this chiss hack to the campus for the reunion. More than 2 00 alumni arc expected to take part in this year ' s festivities. Immediately after registering all Ohio State women will attend the Alumnae Breakfast in Pomeren Hall, while the men will take part in the Annual Inter-City Alumni Golf Tournament, with its Summer Cup award for the lowest aggregate over fS holes. Noontime will find all the reunioners at lunch- cons of their respective classes, and at 2 p. m. the annual meeting and Alumni Forum of the Association will be held. At 3:30 p. m. the alumni will . ee the varsity baschall team in a Conference game on the Stadium diamond. The day will be concluded with the mammoth Sunset Supper at the Stadium and the Brown ing play in the amphitheatre in the Hollow, near the Spring. One of llu ' tourney foursomes Rookies of the nmeties i itarter century reunion o) 1901 Jubilee reunion class, 1878 The annual alumni meeting [479] nil [ 480 ] ADVERTISING BOOK SIX IN RECOGNITION i YEARBcioK IS of necessity for the most piirt the ere.ition of its editors. It is upon yM them that the greatest part of the work is centralized. Yet without the co- operation of many others — far too numerous to mention here — The Makio of 192S could not hope to he published. And so in a general way the editors wish to thank .ill those who hy their work and interest have added a real note to this volume. More specifically, there are a number around the University who have had a part in the work. First of all, the Sophomore candidates have been particularly faithful and efficient throughout the year. To Max Fisher, James Henderson, Buddy Moscr, Joseph Potter, Paul Steinberger, Ferdinand Stone, and Edmund Young must go a large amount of credit. Along with them have been four Freshmen, Jack Barrows, John Bohlender, Luther Lalendorf, and Martin Siegel who have contributed greatly. The opening section, the division pages, and the subdivision pages are the creation of Milton CanifF, to whom we extend our deepest appreciation. The artistic success of the hook primarily depended on him. James Henderson also assisted ably in the art work with layouts and Kirder designs. The fraternity border was designed from a drawing for the 1904 Makio by George Bellows entitled The Greeks. The sonnet used throughout the scenic .section was written by Mr. Phil Adams. Mr. Charles Reynolds and Mr. Edward Shulman have been invaluable in their con- structive advice. Miss Edith Auch assisted by her capable work in auditing the books. Mr. William Murphy of the University Bank gave willingly his sound financial advice. To all of them we extend our sincerest thanks. To the Bureau of Engraving — particularly Mr. J. J. Sher, Mr. Audley N. Sulli- van, and Mr. A. A. Segal — we express our appreciation for their splendid cooperation in making the cuts for the book, helping, at the same time, in whatever way possible. The Warner P. Simpson Co. through its entire staff has aided in publication. The excellent advice of Mr. Simpson, the efforts of Mr. Robert Bell, and Mr. Arthur Jones along with the suggestions of Mr. Maier m the printing end have played one of the biggest parts of all. To The Baker Art Gallery, we express our appreciation for the excellent work done on all the Senior and group pictures. To Mr. and Mr s. Frank H. Haskett goes the credit for the beautiful scenes, the athletic and the Ohio Life pictures. The fine workmanship on the covers was done by The S. K. Smith Co. of Chicago. The efficient and capable work of binding was performed by the Otterbein Press of Dayton, Ohio. Finally, the editor desires to express his appreciation to the committees that worked so well in selecting the representative Seniors — for the men, Mr. Joseph Park, chair- man, Dr Felix Held, Professor Robert Meikeljohn, George Trautman, Dean Alon;o Tuttle, Dr. John Nichols, Lewis Morrill, and Glen Dalton: and for the women — Dean Gaw, chairman. 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(TfO Organization Publishers and Commercial Prmtcrs The Columbus Printing C ompany ■ni 2 WEST GAY STREET When You Recall Your College Days You Will Always Mention Hennick ' s AS THE PLACE OF GET-TOGETHERS The fildce tchere voii met your friends ayxd discussed athletics, firo s, fraternities, sororities, and co-eds. A VISIT TO THE CAMPUS MEANS A VISIT TO HENNICK ' S [ 4S. } Personal ndex Abbott. Lawrence. 346. 461 Abbott. Margaret. 121 121 Abbott. Mildred, 37. 256, 402. 427 Ab.-l. Loon. 336 AbiTnathy. Edward. 424 AbLM-nathy. James. 311 Abrahams. Rose. 404 Abrams. Harold, 350 Abrams, Jerome, 356 Abrich. Giorge. 37. 452 Acconcia, . nthony. 4.57 Ackerman, Cornolius, 121, 138, 147, 203. 333. 441. 443. 449 Ackerman. Helen, 37, 292. 404. 444 Ackerman. Paul. 2. 210. 240, 277, 312, 438 Acklcy. Stanford. 347 Adams. Donald. 339 Adams. Dorothy. 121, 399 Adams, Jane, 289 Adams, Philip, 241, 310 Adams. Renwick, 363 Adeock. Henry, 313. 451 Addams, Jane, 289 Addison. Charlotte, 398 Addisim. Jane, 397 Adk-r. Robert. 350 Adrian. William. 378 Aerni. Adolph, 300. 343 AKler. Doris, 392 AKner, Reba, 272, 288 Ahrens, Carsten, 37, 343, 266, 340, 384 Ahrens, Robert, 340 Akins, Mabel, 402 AlbaUKh, Don, 342 Alber, ' Georse, 134. 149. 277. 278. 313 Albers. Frederick. 378 Albert. Paul. 300 Albracht. Paul, 318 Albrecht, Carl, 270, 272, 344, 449 AlbriBht, Mary, 391 Alderman, Charlotte, 287. 471 Aldrieh. Herschel. 367 Aldrich. Norma. 277. 396 Alexander, Benjamin, 345 Alexander, Bruce. 264. 312 Alexander. David. 274 Alexander. Helen. 37. 265. 266. 286. 287. 288 Alexander. Huko. 300. 345 Alexander. PeKcy. 406 Alexander. Raymond. 323 Alexander. Russell. 273 Alexich. Frank. 122 Alkire. Edward. 300 AllbriKht, Mildred. 411 Allen. Albion. 467 Allen. Bernice. 37 Allen. Bert. 314 Allen. Charles. 329. 385. 449. 450 Allen. Chester. 333, 301 Allen, Esther. 122 Allen. Judce Florence. 289 Allen, John, 318 Allen, Joseph, 37 Allen, Mark, 247, 301, 333 Allen, Stanley, 37, 441 Allen, William. 366 AllenbauKh. Naomi. 288 Allison, Bernadine, 398 Allison, Britton, 376 Allison, Howard, 272, 385, 464 Allison. Ravmon. 376 Allwardt. Elsie. 471 AlmendinKcr, Florence. 37. 414 Almy. Emory. 371. 430. 431. 433 AlspauKh, Harold. 37. 441 AlsliauBh. Paul. 37. 299. 300. 432. 450 Alti r. John. 37. 342 Althoff. Mildred. 273 Altman. Willard, 467 Alton. James, 370, 448 Altvater. Charles. 449 Altvater, Charles H.. 385 Alway. Lenore. 393 Amborski. Lucy. 439 Ames. Leon. 138, 219 Amfield, Frank, 373 Amrine, Mary, 393 AmsbaUKh, Jesse, 38, 274, 436, 465 Amstutz, Asnes, 273 Amstutz. Omar, 38 Aderholt. Beatrice. 285 Aderlea. Anthony. 369 Andersen. Lawrence. 374 Anderson. Alberta. 122 Anderson. Alton. 464 Anderson. Erma. 38. 394 Anderson, George, 327 Anderson, James, 383 Anderson, Marparet, 399 Anderson. Margaret, 38, 278, 397 Anderson, Marie, 285, 288 Anderson, Mary. 285 Anderson. Reynold. 314 Anderson. Robert. 330. 385 Anderson. Rupert. 314 Anderson. Virgene. 393 Anderson. Virginia, 397 Andrew, Margaret, 402 Andrews, Clarence, 430 Andrews, Obed, 38, 300. 446 Andrix, Ned. 300. 440 Andrus. Howard. 447 Andrus. Lillian. 411 Anibal. Claude. 430 Ansley, Ronald. 318 Ansoc, Charles. 138 Anthony. Elizabeth. 409 Apple. Henry. 38. 338 Appleman. Roy. 38 Arbogast. Olga. 38. 409 Arbuckle. John. 300. 317. 464 Archer. Stephen. 301 Archerl, Maurice. 376 Armacost, James, 351 Armington, Raymonil, 38, 385, 432. 441. 443 Armitage. Edward. 370 Armington. Raymonii. 464 Armogita. James. 345 Armstrong Ann. 277. 392 Armstrong. Charles, 446 Arn. Paul. 38. 450 Arner. Lucy. 38. 470 Arnold. Carl. 364 Arnold. Charles. 432. 433 Arnold, Dorothy, 287 Arnold, Edward, 381 Arnold. Emerson. 38 Arnold, Glenn, 344 Arnold. Henry. 424 Arnold. Herbert. 300. 314. 344 Arnold. Joseph. 334 Arnold, Keith, 357 Arnold, William, 344 Arnstine, Harry 336 Arps, George, 25, 310, 424, 433 Aronowsky, Morris, 354 Arthur, Mrs. Bertha, 412 Arthur, Leland, 252 Arthur, Robert. 39. 363 Aschinger. Dorothy. 393 Ashbaush, Beulah. 392 Ashbrook, Helen, 39. 406 Ashman. Ward. 277. 279, 327 377 Ashm ' ead. Harry. 385, 446 Ashton, Louise, 288, 413 Asire, Ruth, 393, 458, 472 Asmus, Betty, 33, 271, 393, 458 Aspinall, Dorothy, 253, 271 272, 396 Atchinson, Fred, 346 Ater, Clement, 380 Ater, Ju,stin, 320 Atkins, Dolores, 39. 412 Atkins, Roselma, 288 Atkinson, Cathryne. 394 Atkinson. Herbert, 20, 137 Atkinson. John, 273, 312. 330 Atwood, James, 300 Atwood. Franklin, 349 Atwood. Mary. 288. 405 Auburn. Hubert. 301 Auch. Kenneth. 277 Auek. Delmar. 436 Auck. Donald. 274. 333 Auckerman. Urick. 300. 302 August. Flora. 472 Auld. Mary Jane. 392 Ault. Waldo. 341 Austin. Chester. 39. 451 Avey. Albert. 331. 430 Axline. Helen. 288 Axline. Marjorie. 411. 472 Axthelm. 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(lerald. 333 Bazler. Carroll. 312 Beach, Frank, 316. 364 Beach. Kathleen. 470 Beach. Mildriil. 470 Beach. Raymond. 331 Beficham. Clarence. 40, 257, 371, 440, 441 Beal, Mabel, 453, 471 Beale, Charles, 367 Beale, Mary, 396 Benllo, Edward, 350 Beam, James, 371, 451 Beanblossom, Charles, 322 Beathard, William, 318 Bear, Elizabeth, 403, 470 Hear, Firman, 364, 431. 433 Bear. Virginia, 437 Beanl, Charles, 299, 300, 334. 460. 454 Beard, Earl, 382, 431 Beard, Raymond, 369 Beard, Ruth, 197 Bcaseley, William, 332 Beatty, Dora, 397 Beatty, Frank, 342 Beatty, CcorKC, 277 Beatty, Harry, 432 Beatty, Hunh, 367 Beatty, Josephine. 122, 402 Beavers, Glenn, 337 Bechberger, Paul, 41, 435 Beehtel, Alvin, 262, 274, 436 Bechtol. Paul. 330 Bechtol. Robert. 252, 314 Becker, Dorothy, 288 Becker, Eugenia. 392 Becker. Fred. 350 Becker, Leonard, 122, 350 Beckett, Ruth, 402 Contimud on Vf t 491 Ohio Stadium WILL ENDURE The beiUitilul white color and the excellent quality ot the concrete in Ohio Stadium was possible by the use ot Crushed Limestone AND Washed Limestone Sand The Marble Cliff Quarries Co. Quarries: Marhlc CUjf, Ohio Office: Columhus, Ohio HAMILTON Milk Company Columbus, Ohio Hail a wagon or telephone UNiversity 46 1 7 GArfield 0072 Dependable Courteuus Service Everything In Dairy Products Looks Longest Tlu- True Value of a Pamt i,s in its Durability HANNA S GREEN SEAL PAINT is the Made to Wear Kind SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE Branches: will SayestlieSurfoce — and More LomsvUU. Ky The Hanna Paint Mfg. Co. and Factorv Main Ojfice and Factory Columbus, O. [489] 1 When a dentist with a CDX wants to see a probable hidden pathology, or wishes to check up his work — 2 He simply reaches over to the wall where the CDX is mounted on its extension bracket — 3 Positions it to the film in the patient ' s mouth — i i 4 Presses the button on the automatic hand timing switch, and the exposure is completed. 5 In approximately six min ' utes his office assistant will have the film developed and ready for interpretation- Write for descriptive boo}{let on t]ic CDX and names of authorized dealer distributors in your vicinity. CDX Is 100% Electrically Safe DENTAL niVlSlON OF VICTOR X-RAY CORPORATION Manufacturers of the Coolidne Tube fiVT f ' T ' TD P V ' cal Therapy Apparatus, Electro- and complete line of X-Ray Apparatus ' 1 ' : . tji cardiographs, and other Specialties 2012 Jackson Boulevard Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A. A GENERAL ELECTRIC ORGANIZATION [490] PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) Bi ' ckmnn. ThiiHlorf. iail. 350 Bi ckwith. Th.ixlor.-, -11. 376 Bw. llnil. ;I8S. 4ti3 Bi- chiT. FriilcTick. 3S6 Bfi-i-hiT. Irmn. 11. Ill Bf.-chliiTBir. I ' liul. 432. Itl B i ' ki ' n. Murion. 472 B.ilir. KlmiT. 41. 340 Bix ' Icr. I ' rnncis. 310. 377 Biim. C ' linunl. 461 Biir. Uichiinl. 38.1. 43fi Boi-.ion. Sjilniy. 41. 366 Btt ' thiim. Kuptrt. 314 B.hnti.s. Hilcn. 439 BfhymiT. Mary CathiTine. 41. 40.1 Bi ' il. Eliiiilx ' th. 2SS Bi ' ilhnrt. Williiim. 36.1 Boitlir. Siimufl. 432. 441 B.l.l. ' ii. .Ii.hii. 36.1 BiUlim;. Cliironl. 326 B.lfoiil. Richnrd. 339 , Bell. B.-n, 3.10 B.ll. KliiBhith. 422 Kloyil. 349 (It ' ni ' vicvi-. 41 Hollis. 318 L« ta. 417 RohiTt. 122. 138. 320 138. 153. 154. 313. 443 B B Bill, Bell. Bill, BrII. Robin. 4 158. 208. 278 Bell. Spurtreon. 377 Bell. Vera. 439 Bellamy. Fred. 41 Bimiller. Eileen. 271. 409 Benadum. Malcolm. 300 Benbow. Elizabeth. 405 Bender. David. 354 Benjamin. David. 41 Benjamin. Walter. 292. 33 Benner. Doris. 41. 409 Bennett. Dale. 426 Bennett. Edward, 41. 262. 278. 332 Benson. Casper. 351. 365 Be nson. John. 351 Benson. Mildred. 42. 410 Bent. CeorKe. 366 Bentz. Norman. 338 BcuuKher. Clyde. 340. 466 Bouk-ner. Earl. 42. 326. 362 BcrK. Catherine, 271, 434, 471 Beruencr, John, 325 Heriter. Milton, 354 Berkheimer. Kmmajane, 122, 295, 395 Bi rKenstein. Harry. 329 Berlin. Clem. 270 Berman. Cerson. 350 Bernabei. Josel h. 346 Bernard. Frederick, 42, 451 Bernard, Glenn, 332 Mernhard, Joel, 42 Bernstein, Blanche, 404, 472 Bernstein, David, 290 Bernstein, Nelson. 350 Bertram. Warren. 363 Bessey, Evelyn, 403 Bet ., Leland S.. 42 Bevan. John. 122. 138. 168. 342. 367 BeVicr. Lawrence, 274. 325 Beyerman. Frederick. 333 Biales. Louis. 42, 366 Biekmore, Florence, 393 Bibler. Dappel, 376 Biddle, Irene, 411 Bidlaek, Thil, 312 Bidwill. David. 424 Bieber. Harry. 149 Bieber. John. 247. 313. 352 Biehrieher, Ann. 437 Biederman. Lester. 258. 372 Bierbiuim. OiKa. 453 Bit ' elow. Dr. Leslie. 374 Bittler. Louise. 470 Bik-ler, William. 42 Bivrony, John Charlton. 42. 376 Bilck. John. 42. 463, 465 Billei.sen. Broadus, 323 BillinKsley, V. R.. 467 Billman. Charles. 300 Billman. Genevieve. 411. 446. 473 Continuiyi mi Viifir 493 Scvcntyfivc Tears Successful Service The E.E.SHEDD Mercantile Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS 227-231 N. Front Street Columbus, Ohio Why Buy — Rent Your Linens Our service includes table linens, bed linens, dresses, coats, aprons, caps, trousers, physicians ' gowns and coats, towels of all kinds, unionalls, and mechanics ' coats. Let us explain why it is cheaper to rent than to buy linens. Atlas Laundry [Linen Supply 161-165 NORTH GRANT AVENUE ADams 4977 [ 491 ] The Dayton Dental Supply Company DAYTON, OHIO 124 E. Third St. CLEVELAND, OHIO 1001 Huron Road COLUMBUS, OHIO Cor. State and Fourth Sts. CINCINNATI, OHIO Doctors ' Buildina You will find every office need displayed in our store from Note Book Paper, Fountain Pens, and Pencils to the finest in Office Furniture and Equipment. Let us serve yon. The State Office Supply Company 49 E. State Street Columbus, Ohio R. WILKE 136 EAST RICH STREET WHTolesale and Retail Meats For Hotels, Clubs and Fraternities We Make Our Own Sausage Telephones ADiims 72 ' i7 ADams 72 8 [ 4 ' 2 ] PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) Bing. John. -12. 269, 327 HinKham, Stitnley. ' 165 Binyon. Dudley. ;U9 Birc-h. Miliiicil. liM. 171 Bird. Brrol. 361 Bird. Marscnn. 42. 287 Birkmcycr. Clnrt-ncc. 42. 343 Birmbnum. Carolyn. 413. 470 Birnbnum, Harry. 43. 449 Bischofr. Edward. 328 Bisi-hofr. William. 328 Bishnn. Charles. 370 Bishop. .John. 333 Bishop. Lurille. 40!) Bishop. Robe rt. 363 Bishop. Robert. 322 Bishop. Roydon. 43. 328. 441 Bittner. Mary. 43. 401 Bixler Lewis. 327 Black. Crayton. 431 Black. Mark-aret. 437. 439 Black. May. 410 Black. Sheridan. 43. 340, 449 Black. Sherman. 43. 340. 449 Black. Wesley. 371 Blackburn. Robert. 337 Blackburn. Viruinia. 303 Black. Edk-ar. 367 Black. Sanaa. 437 Blaha. Joseph. 334 Blair. Byron. 122. 362 Blair. Muriel. 273. 288 Blair. Robert. 43. 296. 388 Blair. Vincent. 331 Blair. William. 323 Blake. Emerson. 374 Blake. Frederick. 430. 433 Blake. Harry. 446 Blake. Vincent. 830 Blanchard. Bruce, 138. 166, 206 Blanchard. James. 370. 426 Blaney. Marie. 43 Blank. Henrietta. 43, 404 Blasberc Everett, 292 Blascak, Stanley, 43 Blaser, H imer. 376 Blattner, .Ii-rome, 272 Blau, Manuel, 449 Kleile, Albert, 433 Bliss, Homer, 43 Block, M irton. 122 Bloom, Edk-ar, 382 BliKim, Edward. 431 Blosser. Dorothy. 39. ' . 400. 470 Blount. Paton. 368 Blue. Doris, 392 Blum. Samuel. 355 Blum. Sofia. 472 Blumheri:. Henry, 432, 433 Blumberi:. Herbert. 336 Blumberi;. Reba, 408 Blumenthal, Robert, 320 Blunier, Gabriel. 320 Bobb, Margaret. 392 Boek, Mary, 413, 472 Bockus, Fred, 446 Bode, Boyd, 430 Bodner, Cmnelle. 471 Bodfish. Morton. 377 Body. Lowell. 43. 269. 300. 363 Boehl.r. Herbert, 343 Boehm. Irwin. 43. 4. ' 0 Boerk ' cr. Edk-ar. 44. 3.i3. 462 Boesel. Marion. 382. 430. 433 Bok ' atin. Zelda. 44. 460 Bok ' en. Violet. 393 BoKcr. Kenneth. 44. 3.53, 43,i. 441, 446 BoKKess, Evelyn, 19,5, 395 BoRKess. William, 387 Bopffs, Howard, 315 Bohlender, GeorKe, 227, 262, 327. 467 Bohlender. John. 242. 327 Bohlender. Martha, 409, 458 Bohmer, Howard, 175 Boice, Edith. 470 Boice. Raymond. 365 Bole. Georse. 433 Bollerer, George. 326 Bolin. Harold. 330 Bolin, Flora Belle, 265, 286, 394 Cottliuui d oil rtiflr 405 DRINK Schille ' s Quality Soda Waters The Proof of the Beverafi e IS in the Drin}{mg ADams 2196 1 2 1 East Main Street COLUMBUS, OHIO Vnequa e Qua i y ICE CREAM Delicious all it ' dv.s always Distinguished by its velvety creaminess, immitahle flavor and ahsohite purity — Tellings is the choice of fastidious tastes — Buy it in bulk or brick for home use — Served at all the better fountains. 77? TELLING-BELLE FERNON Co. 245 EAST TOWN STREET [ 495 } 1000 Pound Steam Pressure! 2000 Ton Hydraulic Pressure ! With a tremendous roar, 200 pounds of wood chips are blown from a steel Gun into fibre form — forced apart by 1000 pound steam pressure. Cleaned and felted together, without an artificial of any kind these same fibres are pressed into strong, stout boards by gigantic 2000 ton hydraulic presses. A new kind of all wood lumber manufactured in 40 minutes. Such is the remarkable story of Masonite Structural Insulation which is making thousands of homes more comfortable. It adds to the structural strength of the building, insulates against heat or cold and acts as an ex- tremely efficient sound deadener — all at no extra cost. Modern building includes insulation as certainly as it includes plumbing, ventilation and lighting. The Potter Lumber Supply Company carries a complete stock of Masonite boards for your present or your future needs. ■ I Ti M Ml 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 g i STRUCTURAL INSULATION The Potter Lumber 8z Supply Co. MAIN YARD AND OFFICE: WORTHINGTON, OHIO BRANCH YARD: EUREKA AVE. LUMBER CO., COLUMBUS, OHIO Phones WORTHINGTON 40 RANDOLPH 4421 Potter ' s Prompt service satisfies [ 4 ' M ] PERSONAL INDEX (Cntmucd) H iliii. VirK ' inin. ;«l| BollenbachiT. Birnice, 288. •JIIB. 4(J1I. 170 BollertT, (Jt ' orKf. 1 62 BnllinK. (; Mri!i-. SIS. 430 Bulon. Diilliia. 324. 377 Bnl.iiniter. Albert. 300 Biillz. Mnry. 396. 473 BombcrK. Sura. 472 Botmr. Wilmu. 414. liiS Bnnil. Bculnh. 28S Bciiil. Krnnklin. 274. 333 Bono. Virk ' iiiiii. 2. )4 Hcmn.ll. Hollo. 44. 36.i BonniT. Cuthorinf. 261. 390 Bonner. Euk ' cne. 350. 461 Bonnctt. Bi ' Ity. 2,i3. .192 BonsiT. Thomas. 3un. 464 Booker. Cathorim-. 44 Boord. Cecil. 371, 382. 431, 433 Bordener. Dolmar. 325 Borcl. Richard. 264. 274. 31 Borneman. Herman. 464 Bornhorst. Philip. 44. 448 BorntraKcr, Robert. 44. 328, 449 Borror. Rodney. 300. 334 Borst. Harold. 382. 447 Borton. Samuel, 274, 333 Bos. ' ie, Louis, 315 Bostwick. Jean. 28. ' ;. 393. 473 Hnstwick. Burton, 326 Bosw.-ll, Robert, 321 Bottenhcirn. Irwin, 365, 366 Bfittijihcimer, Elizabfth, 122 Boucher, nean, 366 Bouchner, Edna. 4ll6 Bouknlik, William. 376 Bowden. David. 331 Bowell. Daniel. 321 Bowcn. Alice, 405 Bowcn, Dean, 123 Bowon. Hamilton, 313 Bowen. Marnaret, 396 Bower, Mary, 396 Bowen. Mary E„ 278 Bower, James. 452 Bower. Crawford. 265. 313 Bower. (;i ' ori;ia. 402 Bowers. Ambrose. 363 Bowers. Arthur. 321 Bowers, Audrey. 288. 419 Bowers. Blanche, 437 Bowers, Cary, 342, 430 Bowers, Durwood, 300 Bowers, Ellswiirth. 450 Bi wcrs. I ' lelcher. 320 Bowers. .luanita. 399 Bftwers. Thomas .1.. 274. 365. 436 Bowman, Fay. 287. 454. 466 Bowman. Martha. 211. 284. 394. 466 Bi wne. Krancis. 44. 368. 463. 465 Bownocker. .John. 314. 433 Bowser. Clyde. 333 Bnwyer, Charles H„ 123. 373 Bovd. Gerald. 250. 262. 269. 315 Boyd, James, 433, 441 Boye. Erwith, 349 Boyenton, Williiim, 241, 372 Boyer. Jay, 317, 417, 165 Boyer. Burdette. 322 Boyer. Dwiiiht. 311 Bnyer. Jay, 347. 447 Boyer. Robert, 44, 347 Boyer, Willard, 368 Boylan, Theodore, 363 Boyles, Robert, 312 Brackman. Henrietta, 471 Brackney. Glenn. 348 Bracy. Genevieve, 409 Bradford, Dorothy, 400 Bradford, Joseph, 21, 378 Bradford, Mary, 400 Bradshaw. Charles, 314 Brady, Chester, 123 Brailey,, Ora. 273, 471 Brailovsky, Samuel, 44, 450 Brannan, Thomas. 123. 278. 323. 443, 449 Brant, Arthur, 320, 431, 433, 448 Coniintii tl ni I ' nin 197 A Shade Better Wayne P.Potter (T sD -« K0 WINDOW SHADES and CURTAIN RODS o -6 fO 230-232 N. Third St, ADamsSlS ) ADams8186 YEARS OF SERVICE Have made us staunch supporters Ohio State E. ELFORD AND SON GENERAL CONTRACTORS 555 Park Street COLUMBUS, OHIO [ 49 - } Educated in the University of Scientific Experiments In Originating and Creating Bet- ter Materials and Ideas for Preservation and Beautification The R. F. Johnston Paint Co. (of CINCINNATI. OHIU) Are Mcil crs of Paiyits, arnishes, Lacquers, Etc. Columbus Branch : 66 East Long St. Geo. E. Suck, Manager Wiring System for Life Time Service LAKE STATES GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., Incorporated Erner 8C Hopkins Division ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND MACHINERY 148 N. Third Street, Cclumhus, Ohio Distributors The E. A. Prentice Lumber Co. Wholesale ' Retail LUMBER MILLWORK PANELS Mamifactnrcrs of Special MillworX 441 Ntirth Park St. Columbus, Ohio 4 ' ;ft ] PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) BraRhciir. Jiinu ' s. 311 Brntlon. I ' nul. 377 Briiwiiy. Robirt. 366 Bruwky, Tom. 351 Breclo. Jnck, 311 Briit.nalein. N.ll. 158, tT BreitenHtt in. Wilmn, 472 BrcUford. Everett. 383. 153 Bri ' mfoerilcr. Alice. 44 Brenniin. .Mary, liti. ' t Br.nn.i .n. Victor. 44. 337 Br.nnemnn. I.lnyd. 300. 331 Hri-nnir. Mililreil, 46 BnthiTton. Thoniiis. 369 Hntniill. Tenrl. 1!7J. 289. 473 Brewer. Rnlph. 338 Brice. r)im thy. 470 Biie li ' . nohert. 316 Brief. Eilyth. 45 BriuKS. Hnrry. 333 BiitflK, Kilwin. 26.i. 339 BriKht. Mary, 45. 261. 284. 399 Brim. Dr. Orvillc. 384 Bnncl . GeorRc. 177, 252. 343 BrinKhnm. Thelma. 288 Brink. Kloyil. 15 BrintliriKer. Glniiys. 288. 460 Britl. Clarence. 351. 365 Britton. Fred. 45. 352 Brilton. Ila. 45. 246. 410, 454 Brodsky. Seymon. 355 Broemfoerder. Alice. 402 BroKden. Helen. 123. 419 Broitden. William. 45. 374 Broh. Charles. 335 Broida. Sidney. 356 Brooke. Arlyn. 366 Brookes. Violet. 412 Brc ks. Harold. 243. 265. 336. 449 Brooks. Ixiuis. 336. 381 Brooks. Margaret. 419. 471 Brooks. Robert. 449 Brosch. Carl. 364. 458 Brosch. Joseph. 465 Brothers. Earl. 45, 344 Bralhem. Lillian. 395 Brouith. .lohn. 4. .8 Brouk ' hion. (ierald. 340. 455 Brout. Henry. 333 BrtAvn, Abe. 354 Brown. Aubrey. 441 Brown. Bertha. 437 Brown. Mrs. Clarence. 421 Brown. Clarence. 370. 386 Brown. Cloyd. 339 Brown. DwiKht. 46. 138, 170, 278, 313, 377 Brown, Earl. 283. 321 Brown. Eleanor, 405 Brown, Edwin. 350 Brown. Frances. 417 Brown. Fred. 299. 300. 432. 441 Brown, Florence, 45 Brown. Fred. 45. 257, 450 Brown, Harold D., 366 Brown, Harold .1., 323 Brown. Harold. 359 Brown. Helen. 439 Brown. .lames. 252 Brown, .lerome, 265, 356 Brown, Joe. 327 Brown. John. 313. 365. 430. 431. 433 Brown. Marjorie. 392. 472 Brown. Mark. 252. 277. 323 Brown. Mary. 437 Brown. Maynard. 374 Brown. Ralph. IS. 367 Brown. Ray. 376 Brown. Reuben. 123. 363 Brown. Ruth. 397 Brown. Samuel. 467 Brown. William. 300 Brown. Wilson. 448 Browne. Lulu. 277. 393 Brownfield. William. 368 BrowninK. Homer. 246. 364. 453. 463 Brozic. Andrew. 332 Brubaker. Lawrence. 364 Bruce. Robert. 46. 278. 315 424 Continued m I ' apr 499 BUILDERS OF BETTER STREETS AND ROADS L L AUc, A W Burns THE A.W. BURNS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 424 WOODLAND AVE. COLUMBUS, O. C-+0 Over 200,000 Square Yards of Pavement Built In 1927 c o Builders of Bnch, Pavement South of Ohio Union ALL TYPES— BRICK and ASPHALT PAVEMENTS Fifty One Years of Jeffrey Service Jeffrey Products Elevators Conveyors Sand and Grave! Handling, Screening and Washing Equipment Skip Hoistt; Chains and Attachments Sprocket Wheels — Gears Crushers Pulverisers Shredders Coal and Ashes Handling Equipment Industrial and Mine Locomotives Coal Mine Equipment Tipple Equipment Ventilation Fans SINCE your grandfather ' s day Jeffrey machinery has been serving civiliza- tion with modern comforts. You who are going to work in industrial plants will realize the vast extent of this Jeffrey service. You will learn that your homes are built with brick and concrete which Jeffrey equipment has helped to make. That the coal which heats your furnace, after being cut from the vein by Jeffrey mining machinery, is screened and loaded on railroad cars by Jeffrey equipment. That your automobiles are assembled on Jeffrey-built moving conveyors. That your newspapers are made from pulpwood carried through the mills on Jeffrey Conveying Chains. That the very leather of your shoes is tanned with extracts from chestnut chips out of a Jeffrey Shredder. And that in every basic industry Jeffrey equipment is handling the coal in power houses. Jeffrey Catalogs are virtually textbooks on material handling and mining equipment. Write for catalogs describing Jeffrey Products m which yon ma he interested. The Jeffrey Manufacturing Company 952-99 North Fourth St., Columbus, Ohio [497} J S. S. White Diamond Chair No. 2 A Masterpiece In Dental Equipvient Nt) tufting, no springs; anatomically formed seat and backrest of pressed steel are padded with springy cork over which is the leather covering. Seat and backrest are practically indestructible. A greater area of the backrest comes into contact with the patient ' s body, imparting a feeling of comfort and security. Both seat and backrest have a tendency to prevent slipping forward in the chair. Non ' pocket ' catching arms. Self-adjusting, oval headrest pads. Plain footboard and adjustable toepiece. Elevating, lowering and tilting accomplished with re- markable ease. Stable and well balanced in any positipn. See the S. S. White Diamond Chair J o. 2 at your dealer ' s or write us for literature The S. S. White Dental Mfg. Co. 211 South 12th St. Philadelphia [498] PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) Bruck, John 331 Burner. Charles, 382 HruftiT, Custnv, 436 Bundy. Anna. 46. 453, 464 Brui ' hlmnn, K tith. 374 Bunting;, Robert, 328 Brui-hlmnn, Kliziibi ' th. -153 Burbacher, Charles. 325 Hrvimhiiuk ' h. Jost-ph, 374 Burens. Euk ' ene. 338. 452 Bruml.y. l)on«l(l. 376 BurK. .Joseph. 447 Brumky. Oscar. 137. 327. BurKer. William. 46. 376 433 BurKert. Ruth. 393 Brumm. ' . Hiittie, 46. 266. 288 BurKoyne. Cllenn. 324 Brunnir. Alice. 395. 471 Burk. Stephen. 322 Brunncr. Ia ' wis. 343 Burkart. Ann, 46 Brunsman. Howard. 349 Burke. Florence, 135. 211. Brunson. Robert. 1-13, 210. 277. 284. 399. 420 311 Burke. Orville, 40, 376 Bryan. Anne. 261, 265. 271. Burkert, ,Iohn, 314 4.19 Burket, Robert, 449 Bryan, I-awronce. 400. 424 Burkey, Ruth, 406 Bryan. Robert. 327 Burley. .lohn. 463 Bryant, David. 316 Burley. Wilfred, 322 Bryant. Dudley. 446 Burns, Willis. 446 Bryant. Pauline. 439 Burnside. Eileen. 416 Bryant, Susannah. 272 Burr. Marion, 46. 299. 300. Bryant. Vincent, 270 385. 451 Bryson. Carl. 301 Burras. Gilbert. 46. 447 Bucci. Aladdin. 345 Burrell. Robin. 382. 431, 433 Buchanan. William, 245 Burrell. Russell. 327. 359 Bucher. Sidney, 449 Burriss. .lames. 373 Buckenmeyer, Clarence, 46 Burriss. Kenneth. 373 Bucher. Mary. 448 BurrouBhs. William. 272, 449 Bucher. Paul, 433. 441 Burtt. Harold. 214. 215. 424. Buchs. Frederick, 123 430. 433. 461 Buchs, Harry, 272. 450 Burton. Estelle. 470 Buck. Kdward. 351. 365 Busby. Paul. 337 Buck. Forrest. 312 Busey. Marybodine, 417 Buck, Richard, 433, 442 Bush. Florence. 289. 415 Buck, Ruth, 46, 413 Busic. William. 373 Buckinirham, Burdelte. 300. Bussert. Leone, 47. 407 430. 433 Hussies. .Tustin. 382 Buckinjrham, William, 320 Butler. Forrest. 47, 365 Buckey. Charles. 119 Butler, Ona, 406 Buckley. Beth. 395 Butler, Phil. 429 Bucy. Leroy, 273 Butler, Zoe, 406 Bueehsenschuss, Albert, 312 Butcher, Mary, 123. 392 Buckler. Frank, 327 Buttermore. William. 180, Buerk, William. 353 326 Bullock, Carl, 398 Butterworth. William. 47, Bullock. Marshal. 317 300. 371. 451 Bullock, Teresa. 46 Bullock, VirKinia. 393 Continurti on Page 501 The Central Ohio Supply Co. 232 NORTH THIRD STREET Bakery — Confectionery Soda Fountain Supplies and Equipment Those hundred -and -one ' ' necessities To the student in the university, many things present themselves every week as being highly necessary. A new Swan Eternal Fountain Pen, a Fyne-Poynt Pencil, stationery, a larger loose leaf notebook — those hundred-and-one things must be had. There is one place where you may buy them all and buy them at reasonable prices. That place is here. After a single visit, you will know it will pay you to come here first. ' ALL OrnCE SUPPLIES BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING COMPANY 311-321 S. HIGH STREET ADams 5171 [499] A Good Place to buy Printing LjCCQUSC 1- Wc do almost anything in the printing line. Puhlicatiom — Catalogs — Programs — Commercial Forms and Ruling — Blan Boo}{s, etc. 2. We are always on the job to attend to your job. 3. We cooperate with our customers. 4- We give prompt service. 5. We do good work. 6. Our prices are fair to von, to our competitors, and to ourselves. Wat kins Eierman Phone: ADams 4541 Hill Tailoring Company Fine Custom Tailored Suits and Topcoats OF All ' Wool Materials $2S up Tailors to Toiuil; Men 972 Ml. Vt-rnim Ave, Ciinicr DcnmciJ Tclcphoiii- FR.mklin ' !26J 42 N. Front St., Columbus, Ohio The Samuel A. Esswein Heating 8z Plumbing Company Engineers and Installation Contractors for Modern Plumbing — Heating, Ventilating and Power Piping Large Bu ldi)igs of Every De. ' icription Our Specialty 54 S ' ' )58 W. Broad St. Ph( nc AD- f 11 ) Columbus, O. [ 00 ] PERSONAL INDEX (Cuntinucd) Bulla. Gordon. 247. 323 Bull, Gi-onii-. 17. 367 By.-. Miiry. 17. 393 Byira. Elizabith, 289. 398 ByiTS. Robirl. Sir, ByKnlo. ThomiiH. 319 Byrno. John. 432. 435. 441 BywHtcrs, James. 300 Cilik-. Bt ' ssif. 4IS3. 4! 4. 471 Cndk ' y, Doris. 406 CndwiillndiT. Huston. 338 Cnil. Overton. 312 Cain, Harold. 31. ' , Cain. OpnI. 391. 473 Cain, Walter. 47. 416 Caine. Morton. 33. ' , Calder. John. 46. 3HS Caldwell. Arthur. 3U0, 461 Caldwell. Fmnk. 434. 435. 446 Caldwell. Robert, Caldwell. Walter. Calender. Dorothy. 395 Caley. Eaile. 431 Calhoun. Clair. 424 Calhoun. Floye. 4V2 Calhoun. Georue. 312 Calhoun, Harry. 344 Calhoun. Randall. 326 Calkins. Elizabelh. 47 393. 437 Callaichan. Josephine. Callahan. Louise. 396 Callinan. Earl. 371 Calloway. Catheri ne. 399 Camp. Wendell. 382 Camp. John. 123. 365 Campana. Anna, 47 Campbell. I.nuise. 289 Campbell. Mildred. 453, Campbell. Robert. 319 Caniir. Milton. 21. 226. 240. 241. 243. 260. 26: 264. 265. 277. 312 430. 387 123. 319. 433. 467 378, 406 454 228, Cannt,n. Arthur. :;20 Cnntwell. Josephine. 272 Cnpell. Gladys. 430 Ca| lan. Emanuel. 336 Caiione ro. Anurllo, 345 Capretta. Anne. 272 Carabin. Robert. 3S7 Carey, Charles. 47. 435, 441. 446 Carey. Florence, 195, 406, 471 Carey, Herbert, 47. 368. 453 Carey, Herbert W.. 274 Carey. Milton. 3,13 Carhart. Ralph. 47 Caris. VauKhn. 432 Carlile. Catherine. 391 Carlin. MarKUerite. 264. 392 Carlin. Oscar. 138. 150. 252. 277. 320 Carlson. Cni-1. 301 Carlson. ClilTord. 47. 371. 441 Carlson. Fred. 433 Carman. Ernest. 433 Carman. I ' ' rancis, 48. 267 Carnahan. William. 314 Carney. Ewart. 48. 442. 452 Carpenter. Lawrence. 339 Carpenter. Marie. 391 Cartienter. Maurice. 370 Carpenter. Samuel. 449 Carper. Pearl. 471 Carr. Ann Katherinc. 123. 391 Carr. Dorothy. 48. 395 Carr. Edwin. 353 Carr, Guy. 320 Carr. Henry. 332 Carr. Kermit. 272 Carroll. .James. 447 Carrisan. Dorothy. 123 CarriKan. Helen. 48 Carroll. Edith. 48 Carroll. Jane. 245 Carruthers. John. 316. 433 Carson. Charles. 317. 340 Contintird an Pafic 503 Sugar Brothers FRUIT and PRODUCE House of Slnality and Service 185 East Town Street Columbus, Ohio ADams 3218 J. M. W. Westwater Co Dealers in China, Glass and Silvenvare jor RESTAURANTS HOTELS, CLUBS CAFETERIAS 6? FRATERNITIES 56 EAST GAY ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO [ 501 ] ACCREDITED BY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ACCREDITED COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS AND BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Bliss College i s a school that spcciali:;es in commerce and training for high school commercial teaching. A Certified Public Accountant is at the head of the accountancy department LEARN TO SELL Psychology of Salesmanship, Methods of Selling, the Positive Qualities of the successful salesman, studying the territory, knowing the goods, knowing the prospect, advertising and its relation to the salesman. Strong Course for Private Secretary now offered. Shorthand and Typewriting will be of inestimable value in taking lectures during your college courses, and valuable to you in business. For information regarding courses, address REGISTRAR, BLISS COLLEGE IM EAST STATE STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO [502] PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) Carsun. James, 161 CarttT, Hruci ' , lid Cnrttr. l)i-I,iifii -tte. 274 CnrtiT. ElmiT. 333 CnrtiT. Kinnith. 317 CnrtiT, Marunrft, 48 Carter, Stanley, 317 Carlwriithl. Clenii, 382 CartwriKhl, Robert. 313 Cartwriuht, Virninia, 393 Cartiilafner. f sther. 48, 397 Carver, Ada, 18 Carey, Florence, 197, 460 Cary. Opal. 394 Case, John, 274. 398, 446 Cash, Violet. 271 Caslow, Elizabeth. 48. 470 Caslow. Richaril. 270. 331 Cassiily. Helen, 48, 286, 287, 409. 434 Cassill. Harry. 48 Cassler. Jack. 290. 291 Casterton. Harold, 312, 377 Castle. Winifred, 48, 288, 464. 470 Castlcman, Dr. Frank. 137. 174, 374 Castor, Gordon, 373 Caton, Harry, 20 Catrell, Robert, 274 Caulkins, Mildred, 26.5. 266, 405 Cavinee, Jean. 466 Cehrs, Bornice, 363 Centrello, Romeo, 345 Cer enka. l.addic, 363 Cessna, Geneva, 49, 412 CettinKhnm. Robert, 274 Chadwick, Thoma, 49. 371, 431, 448 Chalfant. James, 319, 342 Chamberlin, Luther, 446 Chamberlin. Verne. 49 Chambers. Harry. 49. 448 Chambers. Mike, 137 Chambers. Walter, 458 Chamblin. George. 262, 310 Chamii. Charles, 330 Chance, Paul, 369 Charuellor. David, 247, 334 Chandlir. .Allurl. 430 Chandler. Robert. 318 Chaplin. Mary, 49, 392 Chapman. Frances. 405 Cha| man. Grace. 391 Charles, Frederick, 455 Charlesworth, David, 346 Charlton, Dr. Paul. 374. 433 Charpiot. Leon, 19. 339, 380 Chase, Carl. 49 Chazen, Abe, 354 Cheek, Emerson, 320 Chcnoweth, Marion. 258, 310 Chenoweth. Mary. 49 Cherrington, Helen, 399 Cherry, Agnes, 241, 253. 264, 277. 396 Cherry, John. 317 Chevraux, Grace. 198 Chessrown. James, 326. 366 Chidester. Grover, 319, 377 Child, Ralph, 448 Childers, Wilson, 348 Childs, James, 376 Chism. Paul. 384 Chittenden. Thomas, 265 Christianson. Mary. 396. 472 Christman. Tolbcrt. 340 Christopher. Glenn. 138. 349 Christopher. Mary. 49, 61, 271, 278, 284, 399 Chu. CheuHK. 448 Chubb. Charles. 441. 442 Chubb. St. John. 137. 378 Church. Marshall. 319 Church. Thomas. 442. 452 Cisle. Lewis 342 Claggett. Samuel. 320 Clark. Anita. 403, 454 Clark, Charlotte. 417 Clark. Dennis. 316 Clark, Donald. 264, 313 Clark. John. 383 Clark, Lawrence, 49, 331 Clark, Lela, 391 C mtinved on Page 505 A. H. Martin Company Established 1878 Wholesale and Retail MEATS Pure For Sausage Our Specialty Stalls 21-22-23-24 North Market MA. 1404 .Store 1236 Oak Street FR. 1753 Packing House 5 55 Southwood Ave. GA. 0205 Our meats are home dressed YES WE DELIVER BUCKEYE AWNINGS Make the Home COMPLETE THE BUCKEYE TENT, AWNING MFG. CO. 264-266-268 W. Spruce St. Columbus, Ohio [ -0. ] THE CITY ICE FUEL CO. Ice Coal and Distillata Fifth and Naghten Streets COLUMBUS, OHIO ADams6231 ADams 623 1 OF COURSE, IT ' S BETTER... Whatever the product - bacon, luiin or an- other — you ' ll find it better and more tempt- ing if it is marked with the orange and blue Capital Brand label. All Capital Brand products are U. S. Government inspected. I!}1 Columbus Packing Company COLUMBUS. OHU) The yy MORGAN Company 206 GUGLE BUILDING, COLUMBUS, OHIO Structural and Sales Engineers Vogaii Ronofahlc SxcA Cores Metal Plastering Commodities Steel ]oist and Studs Reinforcing Bars [ 504 ] PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) Clark. Lyilin. 33 Clark. Miirlisi ' . Wi Clark. Miu-y. -lud Clark, Susiin. 3111. 47:! Clarko. ll -li-n. 130 Clarriilk ' . Ralph. :!U . Clast ' . (IforKf. 331 Claypool. KoruKt. 313 Clayton. Gt ' orKc. 3.16 Cleek. Lawrt-ncf. 3t)6 Clefman. Minna, lilt demons, Helen. 1 71 Clenifnt. Marian. .tUl Clement. Muri-i ' . 272. -172 Clemson. I ' aul. 138 Cliffor.l. flarenre. 331 Clifton. John. 301. 320. 119 Climes. Donahl. 363 Climo. Samuel. 381 Cline. Evelyn. 49 Clinc. Howard. 180. 319 Clinthorne. Helen. 417 Clisby. Charles. 349 Close. Dean. 331 Close, Marshall. 347 Clouse. Isabel. 2, ' 4 400. 471 Clouse. Raymond. 49 Clouse.. Rotfer. .10 Clover, Harry, 349 Clucas. Charles 424 Clum. .luliana. 285 Clunk. Rov. 50. 365 Clutter. Reid. 323 Coady. .lohn. 378 Coakley. Walter. .10 Cobb, Samuel, 137, 314. 467 Coburn. Rolland, 326 Coehran, -Mfred, 314 Cochran, Huvth, 340, 45.5 Cochran, Paul, 121, 318 Cochran, Susan, 50, 471 Cochran, Virjjinia, 471 Cockins, Edith. 21. 392 CoddinKton. Edwin. 324. 433 Coc. Doris, 397 Coe, William. 300 Coir. Ralph. 290 Coffee. Charles. 138. 146. 190. 320 Cofftv. Jack. 277 Coffey. J.K ' I, 324, 364 Coffin, Mary, 272 Coffinherry, Lois, 406. 459 ColTman. I ' lilTord. 364 Coffman. l.eroy. 327. 450. 464 Cohen. Cernerd. 50. 467 Cohen. Harold. 272. 355 Cohen. Helen. 404 Cohen. Maxine. 401 Cohen. I ' aul. 329 Cohen. Rnliih. 210. 228. 241. 242. 243. 244. 280. 282. 335. 438 Cohen. Ruth. 60. 422 Cohen. Dr. Samuel. 42.S Cohn, Allele. 404 Cohn. Justice. 329 Cohn, Saul. 291 Coile. Stanley. 265 Coker. Francis, 316 Colburn, Anne. 288 Coldsnow. Leslie, 50, 299. 300. 301. 353 Cole, Alfred. 315. 430 Cole, Arthur. 273, 430, 433 Cole. Jane. 388 Cole. Jeffries. 351 Cole. John. 50, 458 Cole, Rose, 470 Coleman, Ervin, 364 Coleman, Grier. 32 Coleman, John, 299, 300, 319 Coleman, Robert, 310 Colflesh. Ruby. 50 ColEan. Virginia. 392 Collet. Grace. 439 Collieott. Martha. 285. 391 Collicott. Ruth. 50. 261. 391 Collins. Hanley, 265. 266 Collins. Henry. 301 Collins. Leslie. 386 Collins. Martha. 50. 256. 416. 427 Collins. Paul. 50 Collins. Robert. 326 Conthnird on Pane 507 Universal Electrical Household Appliances and Electrical Supplies THE SACKETT ELECTRIC COMPANY 162-164 North Third Street Columbus, Ohio Richards Dry Cleaners CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING G 0 Tour Garments Are Prott.-L tc ' d bv hunnmce WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1666 North High Street WAlnut 1982 [505] THE HISS STAMP COMPANY RUBBER STAMPS HERMAN A. BLOOM, President The House of Service RUBBER, BRASS, STEEL MARKING DEVICES Brass Chec s — Metal Badges Bronze Tablets 195 EAST LONG STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO A shoe repairman ' s daughter Was MadoUne Lee; But Madeline ' s smile more than Half sold me. GUST SHOE REPAIRING Sixteenth and High (%J QUALITY ... SERVICE ... PRICE MAYFLOWER BUTTER Made in the country fresh every day PICKERINGTON CREAMERY 100-102 EAST GOOD ALE STREET, COLUMBUS, OHIO [ 506 ] PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) Coltnliin, Catherine, 473 Collman, Virginia. 391 Collopy, Williiim. 352 Colman, Irwin. -HO Combs. Owen. 265. 266 Corner. Robert. 311 Conipton. h ' rt ' il, 3U1. 311 Conaway. Austin. 121. 380 Conoway. Rollin. -131 Condon, Martcaret. 470 ConinKsby. Arthur. 51. 317 Conlde. Herbert. 273 Conley. U, bert. 312 Conn, Marion, 448 Connelt. Marie. 51 Connell. Uulh. 3!)7 Connolley. Roberta. 253 Connolley. William. 316 Conrad. Carl. 386 Conrad. Mary. 430. 433 Conrad. Surita, 288 Conrad, Ward. 299. 300. 46( Conrey. Guy. 364 Constable. Harold. 463 Conway. Earl. 137 Conway, Robeit, 382 Cook. Frank. 367 Cook. Genevieve, 51. 412. 434 Cook. Gertrude, . ' il, 409 Cook, Kenneth. 359 Cook, MarKaret. 51. 272 Cook. Marion. 246. 340 Cook. Mary. 393 Cook. Stephen. 242, 344 Cooley, Virginia. 434 Coon, Elizabeth. 51 Coons, Jacob, 365 Coons, Mordant, 318 Coop, Frederick, 51, 432 Cooper, Aubyn, 318 Cooper, Charles, 324 Cooper. Frank, 51, 376 Cooper. Madt?e. 272 Cooper. Marie. 124. HI Coppess. Robert. 311 Corbett. William. 332 Corbin. Charles. 366 Corbin. Frank. 320 Corbin, Robert. 301 Corey. (Jertrude. 412. Corley. John. 300. 302 Come. Molly. 472 Cornmesser. 342 Corrodi. William. 320 Corwin. Raymond. 378 Cory. Lincoln. 138, 154 Cos rove, Louis, 333, 365 Cotner, Dorothy, 287 Cottier. Webster. 300 Cottink ' ham. Robert. 313. 436 Cottrell. Dr. Harvey. 366. 428 Cottrell. Lois, 33, 209. 263, 289. 397 Couchman. Lloyd. 374 Coulter, GeorKO, 327 Courtney. Elner. 460 Cowden. Thomas. 465 Cow lrey, Chester, 61. 269. 349 Cowlcs. Clarence. 339 Cox, James. 368. 465 Cox, John. 124. 373 Cox. Joseph. 138. 144. 160. 210. 277. 323 Cox. William. 326 Coy. Elizabeth. 287 Coy. Mary. 287 Crabbe, John. 61. 330 Crabill, Ruth, 285, 392, 472 CraKo, Charles, 373 Cramer, Clarence, 430 CraiK, Floyd, 367 Cramer. Harold, 370 Cramer, Ralrih. 371. 448 Cramer. Willis. 370 Crance. Thomas. 375 Crandall. James. 367 Graver. Thomas. 314 Crawford. Arthur. 134. 299. 300. 432. 435. 441. 443, 446 Crawford, Kenneth, 227. 327. 377 Crawford. Marion, 448 Continued on paf c 509 A Complete Line of HIGH-CLASS FOOD PRODUCTS at Right Prices The Samuel Stevens Company Wholesale Grocers 343-353 N. FRONT ST. WE RENT COSTUMES AND WIGS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE SELL CONFETTI, PAPER HATS, NOISE MAKERS, BALLOONS, JOKES, ETC. FOR ALL YOUR STUNTS (TfO The Kampmann Costume Works Company 266 South High Street COLUMBUS, OHIO [507] BARTRAM ' S Pyramid Woolens The Pyramids are so called, Sir, owing to their resemblance and durability to Bartram ' s Wooiens of that name. Sir. He may be weak in history, but he ' s strong on facts. BARTRAM ' S PYRAMID WOOLENS are the most serviceable fabrics in the world. Our exclusive PYRAMID line includes genuine Scotch Bannockburns, Athlone, Irish Tweeds, Huddersfield (British) Worsteds and certain domestic worsteds and woolens of excep- tional merit. Of these materials, we make at reasonable prices, strictly custom-tailored clothes for men in our own Columbus Shops. Tailors for Men BARTRAM i COMPANY 24 EAST GAY STREET (Famous for Fine Fabrics) AD. 45 5 5 Robert J. Dienst Paving Contractor 308 CoMSTOCK Building 209 S. High Street Columbus, Ohio Bric and Concrete Roads A Dams 6738 The W. H. Spohn Plumbing Company Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating Engineers 211 NORTH SIXTH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO [508] PERSONAL INDEX (aniiinucd) Cray. RuymontI, 3H-[ CreiiKfr. Jiinr, 271, 402 Crennier. Forrt-st. 299, :iOO Ciiiilius. H.k ' n. 391 Cri-cil. Thitntiis. 3IU Cri ' iiKr. HvU-n. J71 Crcsjip. Willis. 252 CriKiT. Elsie. iM, 471 Crihflflcl. HoiHce. 51 278. 312 Cri.sHntf. .Mrfo. 30U. 302 Crisp. Ellen. 3(18. 472 Crissiniier. Elizabeth. 271. 406 Crist. Jerry. 374 Criswell. Hnnild. 317 Criswell. Riehiirfl. 327 Criswell, VVilliiim. 317 CriUhfi. ' l.l, Philip. 311 Critser, Lois. 211. 284 C rivel. Kitnif na. 277, 405 Croisier. VernH. 330 Cron. Worlcy. 320 Cronin, Lester, 368, 465 Crooks, Kent, 138, 172, 330, 446 Cross, Normnn, , ' il, 365 Cross. Perry, 449 Crow. Charles, 265, 331 Crow, Harold. 356 Crow, John, 464 Crowe, Kathryn, 266, 288 Crowner, Lucille, 416 Croxton, Frank. 431 CroNton. Fred. 321 Croy. Otto. 368 Cruey. Wenillnnd, 300 Cnimc, Charles. 382 Crumley, Rmlla. 272 Crunkilton. VirKil, 265, 272 Crydor, Dorothy, 395 Crystal, Oeoriie, 329 Csutoros, Frank, 325 Csutoros. Ida. 399 Cukerbaum. Alfred. 335 CuIIen, Marcaret, 52 Culler, Melford. 317 Cumberland, Marion, 394 Cummincs, Lloyd, 52. 449 CumminKS. Walter. 300 Cummins, Charles, 269 Cummins, Otis. 371, 451 Cummins. Unymond. 342. 366 Cummins, Stuart, 62, 357 CunninKham, EUaiior, 391, 471 Cunningham, Jean, 253, 261. 409, 458 CunninKham. John. 52. 299, 3011. 339 Cunningham. VirKinia, 409 Cuiip. Edythe, 287, 454 Curl. Donna, 411 Curl, John. 262. 467 Curran, Harry, 327 Currey. Mrs. VirKinia. 52 Currier. Elizabeth. 397 Curry, Ruth. 52, 261, 409 Curtis, Isaae, 376 Curtis. William. 300, 338 Curto. Frank. 301 Cushman. Wm.. 1 2 Culler. Graee. 471 CutriKht. Theodore. 124 CzoIkos. Edmund. 352. 451 D DaKKon. Joseph. 331, 450 Dailey, Howard. 383 Daily. Raymond. 369 DalberK. Lucille. 404 Dale, Georce, 317 Dale, Louise. 400 Daley. Lctishn, 411 Daluarn. William, 467 Dalton. Glen. 426 Damsel, Ruth. 288 Damulh. Donald. 366 Danaher. James. 52, 278, 332, 362 Dan forth. Arno. 373 Danforth, Charles, 321 Daniel, Martha, 272 Daniels, Doris, 454 D.4rby. John, 320 Cmitimn d on ' a e oil Floors Hardwood floors can be kept to look like new if they are refinishcd frequently. We will gladly turnish estimates for refinishing the floors ot your iratcrnity house. We specialize in smart patterned linoleum floors, with delightful two ' tone shades, quaint tiles and natural marble effects — a color de- sign for every room. c- Ji WILSON FLOOR COMPANY 337-339 East Town Street Columbus, C hio MANUFACTURING JEWELERS FOR OHIO STATE ORGANIZATIONS SINCE 1910 Bascom Bros, 1 2 East Eleventh Avenue Columbus, Ohio STAFF A V, RD KEY for MAKIO of 1928 MEDLEY GLEE CLUB Original design by R. M. Gatrkll, 29 Makers of the famous OHIO-Union Buttons [509] Burr, Patterson Auld Co. Brings to you — THE FRATERNITY PIN. The fond remembrance of college days, gracefully expressed by the master craftsmen of Burr, Patterson 3C Auld Co. NOVELTIES and favors carefully selected from the markets of the world. STATIONERY and dance programs designed and manufactured by our own skilled workmen. BRANCH OFFICES located thru-out the college world. FOR PROMPT service write to Burr, Patterson 8c Auld Co., 1808 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio. PROMPTNESS in handling orders, backed by, A SPIRIT OF COURTESY and a desire to please, STANDING behind the purchase. Wrought Iron for THE HOME GRILLES GATES BALCONIES RAILINGS FIXTURES STAIRS Hand wrought by Artist Craftsmen lend charm and individuality to your home Howe Wrought Iron Shop, Inc. Designlrs iiiiii ( RAirsMtN m Metals Sub.siditirv to THE COLUMBUS WIRE AND IRON WORKS CO. 540-52 W. Poplar Ave. Columbus, Ohio AD. 8176 The Huffman -Wolfe Company CONTRACTORS and ENGINEERS Plumbing, Heating Ventilating and Power Piping Established 1S92 669 N. HIGH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO MAin 2in [510] PERSONAL INDEX (Coiitmucd) Dnrby. John F.. T,2, 317 Dawson. Charles. 312. 367 Dnrby. Thnmns. 512 Dawson. Charles, .100, 330. Dnrlinif, Nancy, r 2 449 Uiunill. Chiirli-a. :iU Dawson, Clyde, 374 Dnrriih, l iuru. 454 Dawson, Irvin, 63, 244, 245, Darsky. Julius. 3B6 349, 372 DauKhiTty. Bessie, 288 Dawson. Lyle. 327 DauKhcrty, Catherine, 396 Day. Donald. 265. 266 Daumbnulil, Kenneth, 385 Day. Herbert. 266. 272. 314 Davids, Clara, 437 Day. Jesse. 331. 371. 382. 431 Daviiison, Ralph, 466, 467 Day. Mildrwl. 396. 472 Davics. Charles. 262, 327 Day. Robert. 332 Davies, John 323 DHella. A.. 272 Davies. Mori?an, 326 Dean. Louise. 398 Davies, VirKinia, 399 Dean. Ralph. 398 Davies, William 326 DiBra. Mabel. 442 Davis, Clark, 357 DeBruin. Betty. 391 Davis, Daniel, 328, M! DeBruin. Walter. 467 Davis, Dorothy, 396, 470 DeBiuler. EuKene. 450 Davis. Edward, 323 Decker. Donald. 353 Davis, Elizabeth, 434 Decker. Jacob. 53, 385, 435, Davis, Emily, 52, 393, 471 441 Davis. Floyd. 368. 463, 465 Deeds, Dalton, 367 Davis. Francis Ward. 367 Deeds. Richard. 327. 366 Davis. Francis. 300, 302, DeeK. Alice. 289. 393 385, 446 Dei-ter. Harold. 300 Davis, Gertrude, 415 DcKi-nward. Roy. 371 Davis, Harold, 62. 425 Dejjner. Carl. 301 Davis. Henry, 373 Dehmcr. Anna. 401. 471 Davis, Herbert, 63 Delhi. Clifford. 313 Davis, Hubert, 368 Deitrick. Stanley. 431 Davis, Jeanette, 394 Deitz. Emanuel, 290 Davis. Jess. 124, 441. 450, Dcitz, Frances, 473 461 Deladone. Joe. 449 Davis. Kenneth. 333 DeLoaehe. Charles. 449 Davis. Marjraret. 242. 244 DeLonc. Dwii-ht. 340. 368. Davis. Marie. 412. 439 382. 433 Davis. Mel. 311 DeLonE. Sue. 53. 272 Davis. Rachel, 53, 393. 471 DeLoosc. Kenneth. 314 Davis. R.ilph. 325. 377 DeLuca. Pauline. 53 Davis. Richard, 382 DeLuca. Vincent. 53. 345 Davis, Roy, 380 DeMarco. Anthony. 345 Davis, Royal, 316 Demorest. Dana. 371. 431, Davis, Russell, 431 433 Davis, Thomas, 326 Demorest. John. 346 Davis. Trevor. 384 Dcmpsey. Joseph. 63. 252. Davis. William. ,53, 362, 369 280. 313 Davison, John, 429 Davidson, Ralph, 460 Continued on I ' aur 613 A Short Cut to Accurate Information Here is a companion for your hours of read ' ing and study that will prove its real value every time you consult it. A wealth of ready information on words, people, places, is in- stantly yours in WEBSTER S COLLEGIATE The Best Abridged Dxctwnary Based Upon yVehster ' s T ew International 106,000 words 1,256 pages 1 ,700 illustrations Sec It at your local bookstore or write for information to the publishers G. 8C C. Merriam Co. SPRINGFIELD, M. .SS. RENT WHY BUY MAin 6681 Telephone Coats, Aprons, Towels, Tablecloths, Napkins, Chair Covers and Ladies ' Coveralls We Offer an Inexpensive Cleanliness The Forrest Towel Supply Company High and Hoster Streets Tents — Canopies — Tarpaulins Camping Equipment — Canvas Specialties Wrestling and Tumbling Mats BEAUTIFY The Columbus Tent Awning Co, Since 186? 159 W. MAIN ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO ADams 4288 [511] COLUMBUS PROVISION COMPANY ADams 5955 T j r PURVEYORS OF THE CHOICEST MEATS ONLY - Inhere, Is l o Substitute for Quality 313 EAST MAIN STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO QUALITY SERVICE THE ARDIT MOSAIC, TILE MARBLE COMPANY 667 WEST MOUND STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO Marble, Tile and Terrazzo For Specific Requirement Tile, Terrazzo and Marble including Mack Hall, Education Building , President ' s Home, Pomerene Hall and the Swimming Pool at Pomerene Hall have been installed by us Edward Hertlcin Robert Hertlein. Mgr. Establish eci 1910 Edward Hertlein CAR LOT DISTRIBUTOR FRUITS, PRODUCE and VEGETABLES JOBBER General Conimiiiion Merchant The Big Fruit House of Ohio Exclusii ' e St ' Ilnifi Age-iits and Distnbttt irs of Many Famous Brands 136- 1J8 E. TOWN STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO [.-12] PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) ncMulh. Buritcss. 53. 367 DiriKhiiusiii. Alfred, 322. 4ri2. lei Dunk. MKurici ' . 53. 2U. 372 Dt ' nmiin. lllyssi ' s. 46-i Di-nmiin. VirKinia, 3i)( Dtnm-y. Josilih. 311. J30 Dc-nnis. EathiT. 195. 271. 40B Dvnnis. Willinm. 53. 366 Denny. Arthur. 31!) Dint. Wyonelle, 417 Denton. Aliee. 393 Denton, l- ' lorence. 422. 426. 429 Denton. William. 269. 270 Dw)lml l. Harold. 124. 368. 463 DersehlaK. Sidney. 336 Dershem. Adelbcrt. 54. 300. 3112. 416 Deter. I ' ranccs. 347 Detrich. Roy. 455 Dctriek, Dorothy. 406 Dover. Lowell. 54. 349 Devitt. Homer. 247, 334 Devitt. Pauline. 412 DeVor. Harold. 54 Dewalrl. Earnest, 339 Dewald. Edward. 455 Dewald. Erna. 54. 197. 40B Dewald. Ernest. 452 Dewald. I.uclla. 197. 406 DeWeese. Hazel. 288 Dewerth. Adolphs, 325. 452 Dewey, Charles, 54. 243. 352. 442. 458 Dewey. Fred. 352 Dewey. Ralph. 430 Dewit. Ada, 439 Deyo, Sara. 416 Diamond, Rose, 408 Dice, Charles. 338, 377 Dick. Dorothy. 54 Dickerson. SpauldinK. 54 Dickey. Dwicht. 462 Dickinson. Charles. 452 Dickinson. Dan. 320 Didelius. William. 274 Diehl. Emma, 415 Di.hl. Herman W.. 273. 315. Ill ' , Diehl, Richard, 252 DierdorIT, li.teher, 363 Dietrick, Dale, 386 Dietrich, Ralph, 447 Diet?., William, 325 DilTendal, ,lohn. 262 DilTendal. Kolwrt. 315 Dilloure, I ' atsy, 247 Dill, Melville, 177. 362 Dille, Carl, 364 Dille, ,lames, 182 Dilley, Herbert, 463 DillinKer, ,loy, 382 Dillon, Dorothy, 393 Dillon, Mary, 195, 392, 460 Dillon, Mary, 54 Dillon, Paul, 374 Dilti, Eleanor, 395 Dinardo, Charles. 345 Dinkel. Ruth. 414. 453 Dinsch. Fred. 321 Dinsmore. Avis. 289 Dinsmore. Clarence. 346 Dinsmore. Lloyd. 64. 322 Dirion. Josephine. 419 Dirnbirer. William. 244 DiTirro, Josephine, 54 Divan, Gail. 54, 446 Divney, Raymond, 300, 464 Dixon, Harley, 465 Dixon, Ralph, 353, 362 Doat, Irwin, 54, 446 Dobrunt?., Erhardt, 321 Dodd, John, 332 Dmld, Dr, Vorne. 374 Dodpfc, Louise, 409 Doelker, John, 366 Doelker, Ruth, 403 Doherty. Louis, 332 Dohse, Edward, 124, 227. 262, 269. 312 Dolder. Roeer, 272 Dnlinsky, Pearl, 472 Domhey, Alex, 375 Dominek. Emma, 289 Cotitinuid on Paf e 515 Walter English CANNED FOODS SPECIALIST Campus Representative William A. Woodruff High Quality Fruits and Vegetables PROMPT .SERVICE — DIRECT SELLING Distributor for Oregon Canning Company W. N. Clark Company G. W. Hume Company Egypt Canning Company Edwards Pure Food Company Many may tal}{, others may blow. But still this business continues to grow THERE ' S A REASON Ask the man who wears MENDEL SUITS DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS For positive proof and satisfaction see MENDEL The All Right Tailor ADams 4542 533 NORTH HIGH STREET [.-1. ] Something new! f IN FRATERNITY HOUSE GLASSWARE WATER GLASSES — GOBLETS — COCKTAIL GLASSES With the Fraternity Seal on Them Designed to suit your satisfaction Sold Exirliisii ' flv hv The Hinterschied Company 19 South High Street Columbus, Ohio Refiresentatii ' e and Jobber for The Federal Glass Company For Those Who Discriminate The Rose Marie Shoppe 1J92 NORTH HIGH STREET A Haven For Quality Food and Excellent Service We Cntcr for Luncheons, Banquets, Teas CLARK ' S BAKERY Bread - Cakes - Pies Special Attention given to CLUBS AND FRATERNITIES UNiversity 5712 I ' l -O NORTH HIOH STREET [514] PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) Diimihey. C.ovcrnor Vic. 218 DuniiUNnn, Elvin. 274. 380. me nitniililsfin. Maynard. 377 r i)nul(l ,.n. Thindorf. 374 nonius. Ralph. 323, 457 Donli-y. l- ' ro.l. 33i) nonnd. Cloyci-. 138. 174. 3CI0. 341) Di.nndly. Alice. 409. 437. 43!) Donhni-, Hotmrt. 365 Donnvan. Marcus. 55. 380 Diiran. Ruth. 472 Di.rlT. Jc ac|)h. 359 Dornbircr. William, 245. 372 Dorscy, Katherine. 401 DoatLT, Cailc, 55. 376 noty. Irwin. 56. 299. 300. 302. 435. 441. 446 D.Uk-hiMty. Hnn-y, 314 DounhiTty. .Inscph. 322 L)out, ' hIi-n. Park. 317 Dimulas. Michael. 55 Dnwcll. Glenn. 365 Dowlcr. Flora. 55. 466 Dowler. John. 364 Downinif. Carl, 455 Downinii, .loseph. 359 DowninK, William. 362 Downs. Clinton. 324 Downs. Esther. 211. 253. 277. 397 Doyle. Burton. ISO. 310 Doyle. Clarence. 55. 372 Drackett. Rower. 312 Drake. Edward. 32. 260. 262 Drake. Harold. 364 Drake, l.ouis. 332 Drake. Robert, 339. 376 Dresher. Russell. 55 Dresner. Irwin, 355 Dressel, Marjorie. 393 Drexol. Grace. 472 Drik-KS. Harold. 349 Drum. Genevieve. 288 Drver. Corinne. 288 Duhe. Paul. 339 DuBois. Merlin. 65. 138, 175. 203, 208. 241. 250. 266. 278. 280. 282. 300. 311. 377. 42B DuBois. Wilbur. 352. 446 Dudiek. Paul. 366 Duerr. Leroy. 464 DulTee. Walter. 137. 374 DufTy, Virjfinia. 458 Duuan. Florence, 399 Duuan. Leonard. 446 Duhainel. Howaril. 446 Dulaney. I.ynn. 55. 330 Dull. Karl. 318 Dum. Lucille. 391 Dum. Marjorie, 391 Dumlmulil. .lohn. 274. 458 Dumble. Wilson. 55 Dunavent. Martha. 288 Duncombe, Charles. 448 Dunham. .lohn. 313 Dunham, Nellie. 273. 4BS Dunham, Winston. 382 Dunlap. .lohn. 65. 137, 241. 250. 252. 262. 264. 278. 282. 320 Dunn, Donald. 343 DunnicU, K lward, 315 Dunninii, Floyd, 312 Durant. Paul. 34!) Durant. Rollin. 433 Durante. Samui-1. 346 Durbin. Eustacius. 252. 343 Durbin. Inez. 470 Duren. Mervin. 424, 433 IJurfey. .lohn. 362 Durflinccr. Willard. 55 Durkee. Maurice. 368. 462 Durr. Earl. 380 Durr. Gertrude. 410 Durrant. Edwin. 433 DurschlaK. Sidney. 381 Durstine. Warren. 323 Dush. .lohn. 337 Dush. Martha. 246. 414. 453. 454. 466 Dusb. Uah.h. 383, 453, 466 Dutton. Meiric. 438 Ctnithun d on I ' tifjc 517 Every Morning THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL brings lo the campus the news of the world — i the alumnus the news ol the campus — RELIABLE, ACCURATE, UNBIASED — A COMPLETE NEWSPAPER Estabhshed 1811 nd Mendolwitz Bros. Groceries and Meats, Fruits and Vetetables (TfO (T+O We Specialize in Serving Fraternities and Sororities ffvfO c- AD. 5762; UN. 7468 986-988 N. HIGH STREET The Most Reliable Fraternity and Sorority Supply House in the City [Sl ] Poaerene Hall Every Li t a Boost Elevators Dumbwaiters Ice Lifts, Stationary and Portable Ash Handling Equipment Electric Skip Hoists Automatic Stereotype Plate Handling Equipment Newspaper Handling Equipment Manufactured bv The Capital Lift Mfg. Co. West Town and Lucas Streets Columbus, Ohio Ncvv Chzmstry building imm;- ' Estabhshed 43 Tears D. W. McGrath Sons COLUMBUS, OHIO Builders of the following University buildings: Hayes Hall— 1892 Brown Hall— 1903 Physics Building— 1904 Robinson Laboratory — 1907 Chemical Storage Building — 1908 Library — 1911-1912 Horticultural and Forestry Building— 1913-1914 New Chemistry Building — 1921 Archcological Museum Addition — 1923 Administration Building — 1923 Journalism Building — 1923 Chemistry Building Addition — 1923 Robinson Laboratory Addition — 1924 College of Education Building — 1924-192? Engineering Experiment Station Building— 1924-192? Animal Husbandry Building — 1924-1925 Pomerene Hall — 192 5- 1926 [516} PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) Dvorak, Jerome. 56, 366 Edniondson, John, 332 Dworkin, IlHrry. 290, 291 Edmunds. Wilbur. 319 Dwyer. William. :il3. 265 Edwards. Asa, 363 Dye. Gforwe, 386 Edwards, Carmen, 56 Dye. Claire. 29. 370, 133 Edwards, Ethel, 406 Dyer, llcorge, 310 Edwards, I lorence, 287 Edwards, Harry, 66 E Edwards, Helen, 393 Eilwards, Lester, 313 Edwards, William. 339 EHtly. Siinford. 336 Ewtfleston. Myron. 371 KuKle, Clnni. 289 Ehernmnn. I ' harmer. 324 Eakin, Lcwm, 5t , 368. 455 Eells. MiUlred. 56 Enrhuit. Adilnidc. 399 Ehle. John. 56 £«rhnrt. Ditniel. 56, 339 Ehrenwald. Rosella. 408 Earhart, Nadine, 439 Ehrhardt, Kenneth, 367 Earhart, Robert. 433 Eichemeyer. Frank. 312 Early. John, 326, 366 Eickenberry. Georce. 246. Eaatburn, Ni ' llif, 124, 196, 337. 453 209. 439. 456, 46U Eicher, EuKene. 56. 272, 344 Eaatirday, Oia, 413 Eicker. Elmer, 344 Easton, Clara, 56 Eik ' ensee, Harold, 66 Eaton, Kranct ' S, 414, 454 Eisenhart. Maribel. 105 Ebi-rhard, Charlfs, 384, 465 Eisenlohr, Herthold. 324 Ebi-rst, June. 471 Eisenlohr. Louise, 391 Ebert, Charles, 317 Eitle. Pauline, 124, 412 Ebner, Raymond. 56. 385. Eknnyan. Hrant. 67. 446 435. 446 Elherfeld. Lydia. 57. 397 EbriKht. Dorothy. 124. 410 Elberfeld. Martin, 250. 252. Eby, Byron, 138, 153. 210. 313, 377 277. 313 Elden, Wallace, 430 Eck, Howard, 56, 300 Elder, William. 57. 369 Eckclberry, George, 21. 319, Eldred. Mary. 214. 285, 391, 473 Eliot, Gladys, 403 Eekelberry, Oscar, 375 Ecklebcrry, Roscoe, 384, 430 Eller. Keith, 344 Edelen. Polly. 391 EllinKer, Clay. 451 Edelman. Samuel, 329 Elliott. Harold. 57. 338 Edelson. Alfreda. 408 Elliott. Harry. 320 EdKar. Doyle. 379. 467 Elliott. Frances. 287 EdKar. Kenneth. 138. 330. Elliott, Fred, 352 443. 449 Elliott, Howard, 300 EdEar. Kenneth, 449 Elliott. Lucille. 286. 402 EdKerton. Harold, 424. 432. Elliott. Ruth, 470 433 Ellis. Clarence. 379. 449, 457 Edison, Austin. 382 Ellis. Edith. 402 Edmonston. Edith, 398 Ellis-Anwyl. Robert. 125 Edmonston, Frederick, 156, 325 Conthiucd (yn I ' dfjc 519 The Krumm Milling Co. 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Broad St. ADams 7645 r Established m 1914 Richards Costume Co. 630-632 N. HIGH ST. Near Russell St. COSTUMES, SCENERY, STAGE DRAPERIES, ETC., ETC., FOR RENT We also carry for rental an unexcelled line of TUXEDOS in the very latest style WIGS, GREASE PAINT and THEATRICAL MAKEUP BUY YOUR FLOWERS FROM BLOCK ' S ' The University; Flower Shop 16th Ave. and High St. WA. 1452 1518} PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) KlliMon. l ' i ncfs 57. ■llll Evans, Alice. 57. 31)9 Ellyson. ClHrtMiCf. 364 Evans. Arthur. 348 KluInKt ' i . Thomtts, 348 Evans. Hlakemore. 315. 130 El7.y. Ruby. JT2 Evans. Carlyle, 339 Embrcy. Ni-l.son. 366 Evans. Charles, 315 Enulo. WilliBm. 343 Evans, ClilTwrd. 467 Eim-rnian. Dorothy. 472 Evans, Dorothy, 407 Emit;. Louis. 332 Evans, Elinor. 417 EmmerlinK. Walter. 57. 139. Evans. Francis. 57. 409 3.-,l Evans, Harold. 343 Kmm.it. Elizabeth. 410 Evans, HuKh, 450 Kmiiuit. Kflini-th. 2. ' 7. 371 Evans, Jack, 283, 312 Kniiifh. Emi ' rson. 13S Evans, Jack G„ 135, 160. EmswiliT. MarKHiK. 288 312 Enk-iuml.r. H. J.. 274 Evans. John. 180. 321 KtiKlaniici ' . Lawrence. 33. ' i Evans. .lohn W,. 446 Envrle. Emily. 470 Evans. Kenneth. 334 Kiiiilebeiit. Daviil. 273 Evans. Mary. 393. 472 Ermleman. Clarence. 273 Evans. Robert. 135. 315 . 320 EntrU-nian. ( Inrkc. 26. '  Evans. Ruth, 430 English. Hester. .57 Evans, Violet. 406 Envrlish. Leroy. 341 Evans. Virginia. 393 Enitman. Zella. 407 Evans. William. 312 Eno. Krank. 133 Evans. William J.. 301 Enaiitn. Hallie. 300. 342 Evans. William L.. 382 431. Ephrath. Mabel. 472 433 Epier. Harold. 57 Everett. Florence. 58 Epstein. Melvin. 335 Everell, Fred. 375 Erb. Hoffman. 364 Everett. Ruth. 58 Erf. Lowell. 374 Everhart. John. 58 Erf. Oscar. 364. 368 Everhart. Joseph. 312 Ervin. Leonard. 300. 331 Everhart. Merrill, 376 Ervin, MarKretta. 57 Everhart, Otis, 451 Ervin. Paul. .i7. 164. 325 Everhart, Robert, 265, 266. Ervin. Sara. 225. 253. 285. 357 392 Everitt, William, 302, 435, Erwin. Elaine. 272. 434. 43!) 441, 446 Erwin. Uichard. 164 Everly. Ralph, 326 EsKar. Benjamin. 313 Everson, Clyde, 373 Eslcr. Marion. 289 Ewalt, Ward, 260, 266, 282. Espy. Paul. 270 330, 379, 457 Essex. Albert. 269 Ewers, Leia, 406, 439 Essex. E.stelle. 421 Ewinjc, Jeanettc, 406 Essex. Ora. 441. 449 Ewing, Mary, 268 Essler. Marian. 471 Ewing. Rebecca. 253. 2 54. Ettcr, Ruby. 472 285. 399 Etter. Ruth, I.JO Ewing. Robert. 252 Eukemeyer. Frank. 362 . Every day in the year they welcome the pause that refreshes [rorink j D icious and Rrfreshing ' in School days or vaca- tion days, a drink of Coca-Coca provides one little minute that ' s always long enough for a big rest. Every bottle sterilized. Over 7 million a day IT HAD TO BE GOOD TO GET WHERE BN-l 0 IT IS Contitiui(t i n Pape 521 The Carl Koch Co. aEWELERS BROAD 5TREET AT TMIRC7. [519] there is true economy in the ownership of H -J J equipment Cj J ESPITE the efforts of certain selling groups to popularize the belief that only the highest -1— ' priced dental equipment can be the ultimate equipment for your office, there is nothing in the experience of many thousands of dentists using WEBER Equipment to indicate any- thing but the highest and warmest praise for its most attractive and professional appearance and entirely satisfactory service given over a period of many years. Our Dental Unit, Dental X-Ray, Engine, Cuspidor, Chair, Lathe and Oper- ating Stool are more moderately priced and include greater value for your equipment dollar than that given by any other manufacturer in the industry. Have a Weber Dealer or Weber Salesman give you an intelligent demonstration or Write for descriptive literature The Weber Dental Mfg. Co. CANTON, OHIO Comf)!itneiiIs of JOHN W. BRICKER Arts ' 12 Law 20 Special Counsel Attorney General of Ohio for JJ j years Candidate for Republican nomination for Attorney General of Ohio Invest! Invest your Money in Colum- bus Real Estate when you start life and your financial independence is assured! Y The Kessler - Patterson Company 36 WEST GAY ST. MAIN 4067 [520] PERSONAL INDEX (Coiunuicd) Extini-. Mary. 285. 289 Ey. Juhn. :)13 Eycstone. Riibf. 365 Eymnn. Don. 262. 261. 338. 135 Fair. Miirvin. 33i) Fair. Robtrt. 32 Fairchild. Richard. ul8 Fnirlcy. Wilbur. 310 Fairthm-nc. Lionel, 317 Falconer. John. 36-1, 466 Falknor. Thomas. 451 l- ' allun. Thomas. 343 Fallender. Allison. 329 Fallcr. William. 343 Falter. Arthur, 176, 299. 3U0. 385 Fancher. Paul. 376 Fanning, Charles, 378 Fanninx. Ralph, 433, 442 Fantle, Marion. 408 Farber. Donavin. 58 Farber. Marvin. 335 Farinwer. Hazel. 439 Farish. Richard. 58 Farley. Robert. 368 Farlin«. Herald, 58 Farmer, Marlin. 340 Karnsworth. Richard, 322, 455 Farr. Everett. 58. 375 Farrar, Harriet, 288, 416 Farson, John, 365 Farst, Walter, 58, 331 Farver, Aletha, 400 Fasnachl, Myron. 58. 435 Fassie, Lois. 392 Fassig. Marjorie. 392 Fath. Benjamin. 332 Faulhaber. Kenneth. 270 Faulk. Margaret. 58. 416 Falkncr, Dorothy. 393. 476 Faunce. James, 265. 344 Fausz. Arnold, 359 Fauver. Leonard. 182. 446. 467 Fawcett. Mary. 58. 432 Fawcetl. Richard. 346 Fears. Ma.xine. 417 Feasal. Harriet. 285. 396 Feaster. Dorothy. 286, 400 Feather. Robert. 149 Fcderle. Charlotte. 285. 472 Federle. Mary. 396 Fcderman. Edith. 472 Fedor. Earnest. 301 Feher. Rosella, 292 Feibel, Troy, 329 FciKenbaum, Leo. 350 Fcikert. Ruby, 414 Fcllman, Joseph, 176 Fellows, Frank, 299, 300, 450 Fellows. Rose, 399 Fels, Florine, 471 FenK. Ruth, 470 Fenneman, Irwin, 461 Fenton, Ely. 257, 300, 386, 449 Fenton. John. 324 Ferguson. George. 321 Ferguson. John. 58. 446 Ferguson. Thomas. 177, 313 Ferguson. Herschel. 272 Ferrall. Walter. 314, 373 Ferris, John, 449 Fesler, Wesley, 180, 330 Fetsch, Rosemary, 285, 405 Feuer, Jesse, 69, 300, 366 Feuerlicht. Maurice, 329 Fichorn, Eleanor, 397 Fick, Lawi-ence. 348 Field, Marian. 471 Field. Wooster. 334. 442 Fierst. Ruth. 416 Fifer. Russel. 322 Fillinger. Armin. 326 Fillmore. Robert. 274 Findley. William. 272. 313 Finfrock. Walton. 339. 373 Finke. Lloyd. 312 Coittimn ' d trn Papr 522 Cleans and Opens Drains! | There ' s nothing else J like Drano for open- I ing sluggish drains and keeping them clean and sanitary. Buy a can today Drano ManufactincJ hy THE DRACKETT CHEMICAL CO. CINCINNATI, OHIO The Juice of Oranges is prescribed by the Country ' s Foremost Physicians as an Aid to Health. Stop in after the show and Treat Yourself to a Real Orange Drink. Ice Cream Candies THE ORANGE MILL At tJie Sign of the Orange 1712 NORTH HIGH STREET H. RATNER TRUCK SERVICE DAILY TO Clubs and Fraternities FRESH VEGETABLES AT WHOLESALE PRICES WAlnut 1677 [521] PERSONAL INDEX (Continued) Finkelstein. Dorothy. 43U tinley. AIIkii. 21S Kinnicat, Hfk-n. 4U0 i irestont. Harryettt . 59. 2. ' )1. 173 Firth. Seville. 69. 404. 420 l isch, I wrcnce. 3115 Fischer. GeorKe. 343 Fischer. Irma. 414, 4.53. 4, ' i4 Fischer. Uarda. 12. ' ;. Ul. ' i Fiser. Rollin. 59. 24S. 377 Fisher, Donald. 265 Fisher, Earl, 4.5. ) Fisher, Emerson, 59 Fisher, Helen, 59 Fisher, John, 377 Fisher. Lester. 59. 387 Fisher. Marie, 4U1 Fishei-, Max, 242. 264, 265, 356 Fisher. Samuel, 354 Fisher, Simon, 290 Fissel. Harold. 301 Files. Don. 138. 169. 330 FittinK. William, 262, 318 Fitzjierald, Dorothy. 59 FitzRerald. Harry. 315 Fitzgerald. James. 33S Fitznerald, Theodore, 59 FitzKibbon, William, 310, 362 Fitzwater, Robert, 59 ' Flaic, Louise, 398 Flanijran. Martha, 59 Flarida, Eleanor, 2S8 FleminK, Arthur, 59, 300, 302 Fleminit, ,Iohn, 372, 383, 438, 463 Flemintr, MarKaret, 60 Flesher, Maxwell, 369 Fletcher, Charles, 371 Fletcher, Fred, 367, 382 Flicnor, Sol, 354 Flikinser, Charles, 384. 465 Hook. Samuel. 367 Florea. James. 60. 246. 361. 438 Focke. Arthur. 138. 433 FoKarty. Chester. 369 Folden. Ethel. 434 Foley. James. 60 Foley. William. 310 Folk. Samuel, 441, 443 Follett, Richard, 18(1, 331 Folsom, Lucy, 414 Foltz, Ralph. 353 Fondren. VirKil. 60 Foot. GeorKe. 338 Foote. Caroline. 396 Forbes. James. 436 Forbes. Malcolm. 363 Ford. Charles. 272. 300. 421 Ford. Glen. 327 Ford. Walter, 318 Forinash, Adrienne. 60 Fornash, Mildred, 414 Forschner, Homer, 60, 248, 299. 300. 302. 334. 435. 438, 443, 446 Fort, Donald, 346 Fosnaujfh, Catherine, 405 Fo ster, Charles, 364 Foster, Frank, 311 Foster, Gordon, 300 Foster, Judson, 274 Foster, Leslie. 302 Foster, Lois, 472 Foster. Mary. 392 Foster. Robert. 371. 467 Fouch. 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Emily, 397 Fredericks, Robert. 351 Freeland, Katherine, 60, 417 Freemoth. A. J., 440 Freid, Virginia. 40S Fi ' eiilenburw. Mildred, 458 Freidman, Andrew, 343 French, Thomas, 137, 240, 310. 430, 433, 441 Freppel, Frederick, 180 Frerichs, Dorothy, 60, 400 Freshwater, Mildred. 288 Frey, Dorothy, 60 Fri, Frwierick, 61, 250. 252, 278, 366 Frickman, Chester, 310 Friday, Clairmont, 61, 435, 446 Fried, Julius, 273 Friedman, Andrew, 252 Friedman, Esther. 61. 408 Friclich. Myron. 321) Fricmoth. Amadeus. 300 Friend. Leonidas. 61 Frische. Carl, 265. 273. 274 Fritchle, Stanton. 464 Fritr.. Dwinht, 61. 365 Froelich. Fred. 346 Fronn. Jake. 372 Frosel. John. 344 Frost. Dr. .-Mbert, 374 Frost. Jack. 383. 466 Frost. Johnathan. 463 FrouK. Jake. 350 Fry. Ediiar. 376 Fry. Harlin. 352 Fry. Vauk ' hn. 61. 346 Fry. Verie. 125 Frye. Charles. 327 Frye. Jeanette. 472 Frye. LaVerne. 406 Frye. Norine. 288. 414 Fuchs. Norbert, 357 Fues.sner. Helen. 61. 272. 431), 471 Fuk ' h. Anna. 61. 398 Fulkerson. Otto. 323 Fuller. Ernest. 464 Fuller. Fred, 429 F ' uller. Isabel. 437 Fuller. James. 322. 463 Fuller. Richard. 156. 321 Fullertim, Leiand. 125, 365 Fullerlon, Robert. 376 FullinKton. Jame-s. 316 Fullmer. Randall. 421) Fulmer. Ellen. 402 Fulton. Louise. 470 FundberK. Florabelle. 196. 287 Funk. Robert. 61, 244. 372 Funkhauscr. .lames, 431 Furnason, ,Iames, 61, 351. 436 FurKason, John, 274 Furniss, Emily, 396 Furniss, Frank. 364 Furry. Robert. 330 Furry, Virsil, 330 Gabalac. Stephen, 138 Gable, Myron, 61, 450 Gabler, John, ISO Gaddis. Elizabeth, 405 Gaeb, Marcella, 472 GafTiiB. Arthur. 272 GaKen. Russell, 317 Gahm. Otis. 382 Gale. Mary. 413 Galehouse. Donald, 352 Galehouse. Florence, 414, 453, 454 Gall, Edward, 318 Gall, Harold, 300 Gallen, John, 262. 269. 343 Gnllen. Maritaret. 285. 400 Gallo. Frank. 345 GbUokIv. Dennis. 299. 450 Galloely, Ralph, 300 Galloway. Albert. 370 (lalloway. Waller. 247. 334. 464 Gallucci. Elsie. 472 Galvin. Glenden. 332 Gamble. Vic. 143. 210, 231, 241, 318 Gammel, Otto, 61, 348 Gans. Alfred. 241. 277, 335 Ganson, Ina, 4:{9 Gardner, Mrs. Harold, 33 Gardner. IleUne, 390, 420 Garilner, l.eulella, t 2 Gardner, William, 370 Garlin . Kmersim. 3. jl Garman. Kdwin. 244. 372 Gnrnett. Richard. 369 Garnhart. Warren. 363 Garrard, Leonard, 318 Garrin rtun, Fred, 342 Garrison. Neill, 338 Garster, Richard, 365 Garver, Doris, 398 Garver, Lester, 274. 364. 436, 447 Garverick. Calvin, 363 Garwick. ClifTord. 62, 344 Gai-wood, Mary. 397 Gaskill. Harold. 433 Gaslineau. Plez. 252. 323 Gates. Alberta. 439 Gates. Marian, 62, 398 Gates, Nettie, 246, 453 Gntrell, Robert. 442. 468 Gauch. Raymond. 377 GauiiK-. Wanda. 398 Gaunder. Wilbur, 461 Gaver, Kenneth, 461 Gaw. Esther, 21, 31, 433 Gay. Carl. 322, 364 Gay, Charles, 315 Gay, Hayward. 247. 283. 315, 461 Gayer, Bernard. 272 Gayman. Elvyn. 446 Gease. Asnes. 422 Geer. Lorayne. 323 Geeslinp. Helen. 415 Geffcn. Eli. 291 Gehm. Fred. 323 GehrinK. Justine. 271, 272 Geiler, Frederick, 62, 250, 299, 300, 324 Gcis. Raymond, 387 Geiscr, Ralph, 63, 449 Geissman. Milton, 319 Gelb, Theodore. 355 Geniier. Raymon, 180, 191, 320 Genthner. Eunice. 406 GeorKe. Alice. 398. 473 George. Anthony. 433. 448 Gerber. Esther. 62. 272. 273, 471 Gerber, Robert, 242, 321 Gerber, Vivian, 288, 472 Gerber. William, 366 Gerhard, Maurice, 314 Gerhardt, Walter, 332 Germano. Guido. 341 GerlauKh. Paul. 364 Germano. Salvalore. 341 Gerson, Jean. 329 Gerster. Charles. 451 Gerlis. Albert. 365 Gesell. Clarenc e. 62. 425 Geske. Cora. 271 Gettrost. Joseph. 62. 376 Getzloe. John, 438 Getzloe, Lester, 372 Geyer. Bernard. 385 Gever. Crpwin. 300 Geyer. Elwood. 300 Gharky. Irving, 348 Gibboney, Marshall. 62. 366 Gibbons. Paul. 310 Gibbs. John. 125, 226, 262. 331 Gibson, Bessie. 392 Gibson, Chandler, 342 Gibson, Elaine, 405 Gibson, Oliver, 370 Gibson, Stanley, 450. 464 Gibson. Thomas. 316 Gibson. William. 300. 301 Gichler. Jack. 349 Gieson. Irma. 288 Gill. Charles. 327 Gill. Dorothy. 399 Gdl. Joseph. 265 Gill. Thomas. 299. 3no. 334 Gill, VirKinia. 195. 391 Gilleland. John, 379. 467 GilU-n, Rosemary, 125 Gillespie, Francis, 386 Gillis, Rohert. 62. 365 Gilliam. David. 367 Gilman. Lucille. 261. 271. 406 Gilmore. Rhoda. 409 Gilsdorf. Flora. 125. 401 Ginurick. Taul. 369 Ginsberc. Harold, 290 Ginter, Claire. 62 Ginter. Paul. 314 Gisler. Ralph. 314 Glamler. Charles. 362 Glander. Emory. 426 GInnder. Leonard. 269, 320 Glander. Iiuibelle. 426 Glasgow. Lenora. 257 Glass, Edgar, 319 Glass, (ieorite, 300, 386 (flass. Gladys. 471 Glass. Lee. 368 Glass. Vincent. 316 Gleas( n. Clyde. 424 Gleas ;n. Robert. 317. 380 Glenn. Delmar, 63, 246, 255. 383. 438 Glenn. Francis. 453 Glenn. Gladys. 63. 410. 453, 454 Glenn. Mary, 453 Glenn, Thomas, 332 Glenn, Paul, 63, 191. 300, 461 Gliek. Katherine. 288 Clock. Waldo. 327, 433 Glynn. Cresse, 338 Glynn, (;uilford, 270 Glynn, Margaret, 395 Gockenbach, Clare, 396 Goad, Sidney, 270, 299. 300. 349. 3S8 Goda, Anna. 63 Goddard, Henry. 424, 430, 433 Goddard, John. 247 Go lfrey. Ruth. 399 Goeller. George. 300. 330 Goetlge. Harold, 341 Goetting, Hazel, 415 Gootz, Jay, 319 Goetz, Theodore, 277, 338 Goff, Janet, 472 Gold, Rosalyn, 472 Goldberg. Bronnet, 63, 292, 404 Goldberg, Elaine. 472 Goldfarb. Jack. 368 Goldman. Beryl, 335 Goldman, Florence, 472 Goldman. Harold. 242 Goldman, Samuel, 290, 292. 355 Goldsmith. Florence. 408. 472 Goldsmith. Theodore. 243. 329 Goldstein. Helenc, 125, 408 Goldstein, Leon, 356 Goldstein. Lorene. 408 Goldstein. Maxine. 63. 408 Goll, Frances. 392 Goller. Willis. 63. 387 Good. Howard. 352 Goodman. Milton. 381 Goodman. Sara. 408 Goodman. William. 356 Goodrich. June. 63. 271. 272. 413 Goodsell. Earl. 301 Goorly. John. 370 •:;lorden. Mary. 395 Gordon. Clyde. 364 Gordon. Dr. Elijah. 374 Gordon, l.ura. 63, 470 Gordon, Margaret. 272 Gordon. Richard. 362. 430 Gorilon. Robert. 382 Gordon. Seth. 363 Gorman. Edwin. 252 Gorrell. Mary. 411. 472 Gorrill. Robert. 310 Gorsuch. Arthur. 436 Gosline. Richard. 63, 378, 441, 41_2. 458 Goss. Leonard. 433 Gossman. Harry. 63. 435 Gottcr. Anna. 401 Gotterdam. Marcella. 403, 459 Gould, Walter, 269. 364 Gould. William. 300. 378 Gould. Winston. 316 Golding. Albert. 63, 363 Gourley. W ' allace. 375 GraV . .Inanna, 471 Grabe. Pauline. 272 Grahle, Virginia. 412 Grabow. Howard. 182 Grace. Richard. 347 Grace. William. 64. 319 Grnelz. Theodore. 64. 371 Graf. Ruth. 4O0. 471 Graff. Edward. 330 Grafr. Edward O.. 374 GrafT. Milton, 321 Graham. Helen. 393. 473 Graham. Robert. 328 Grahm. Dr. William. 366. 426 GrandstafT. James. 246. 383. 463 Grandducci. Oeveste. 64. 278. 280. 339. 372. 438 Grappenhause. Freilerick, 301 rau, Mary, 414 Gray, Mildred. 454 Grau, Walter, !!R3 Graver, Carl, 64, 350, 354 (iraver, ,Marian, 472 Graves, William. 315. 372. 430 Graven. Charles. 323 Gravis. John. 337 Gray. Edward. 319 Gray. Martha. 393 Gray. Pearle. 64, 407 Green, Charles, 430, 432 Green, Dorothea, 434 Green, Eloise, 454 Green, Hattic, 402 Green, Jay, 324 Green, Jerome, 433 Green, Margaret, 472 Gi-een. Mary, 265, 272, 401 Green, Mary E„ 64. 439 Green. Robert. 326 Green. William. 317 Greenberg. David. 381 CJreenberg. Gordon. 243. 329 Greenberg. .Samuel. 381 Greenberger. Maurice. 264. 329 Greenblat. Samuel. 356,388 Greene. Betty. 405 Greene. Celia. 472 Greene. Harry. 354 Greenfield. Joe. 354 Greenich. Fred. 371 (ireenslade. Esther. 421. 470 Greenstein. Ma. , 354 Greenwalt, Kenneth, 374 Greci-. Charlotte, 411 Greer, George, 311 Greer. Harvey. 448 Greer. Howard. 430 Greer. Rossie. 437 Greer. Willis. 463 Gregg. Theodore. 32] Gregory. Dorothy. 472 Gi-eis. John. 332 Gretser. George. 337 Gi-ey. John. 270 Grice, Russel. 453. 463 Griffin. John, 328 GrilTin. Ralph, 64. 269. 361. 465 Griffin. William. 137. 177. 324. S67 Griffith. Arthur. 270 Griffith. Edward. 300. 302 (Jriffith. Hettie. 64 Griffith, Marv, 393 Griffith, William, 313 Grilcy, Richard, 310 Grim, Fred, 64, 138. 148. 160, 208. 241. 278. 311 (Jrimm. Harold. 64. 448 Grimm. Lurie. 64. 403 Grimshaw. Ral) b, 465 Griswohl. Francis. 65. 145. 278. 299. 300. 313. 377 Grogan. Michael. 449 Groppe. Albert. 446 Gross. Haidep. 439 Gros.sman. Adolph. 126. 262. 292. 336 firossman. Bernard. 33S Grossman. George. 65. 373 Grothaus. Dr. Walter. 428 Grotty. Cloyce. 338 Cirove. Kenneth. 342 Grove, Paul. 367 Grove. Richard. 280. 339 Grove. Thomas. 252 Grow. .John. 357 Growden. Clarence. 424 Grubbs. William. 346 Gruner. Orle. 366 Gschwind. William. 323 Gugenheim. Samuel. 329 Gugle. Elizabefh. 391 Gugle. Frederick. 262. 277. 300. 315 Guilbert. Evelyn. 472 Gullickson. Harold. 424 Gvimi Dorothy. 288 Gundlach. Howard. 337 Guntlrum. Estelle. 65 Gunning. Robert. 1.37. 138. 156. 226. 241. 243. 2,52. 262. 280. 283. 315 Gunshurger. Betty. 292. 404 t;u(-bes. Ruth. 402 Guthrie. John. aS2, 4SI H 277t 33 lliiaf. L. J. 272 Hans, John. 134, 380 Haben. Jose|)h C. 274. 448 Habel. Carl. 464 Hachtel. Ruth, 289 Hackcnberg. John. 65. 435. 441. 446 Hattord. Margaret. 66, 287 llalford, Warren, 331 I lagans, Eleanor, 3U5 llagerly, James, 343, 380, 430 Hague, Robert, 332 Hague, William, 323 llagy, Wilham, 66, 362 Hahn, Carl, 65. 363 Hahn, Mary, 401 Hahn, .Mililred. 406, 472 Hahn, Paul, 334 Haigler, Rtibert, 322 Hain, Dudley. 367. Haines. Marian. 453 Haines. William. .351 Hair. Herbert. 65. Hair, Russell, 363 Haldcrman, John, 455 Hale, Harriet, 417 Hale, James, 44( Hale, Robert. 2V4, 436, 457 Hall, Augustus, 66, 342. 374 Hall. Charles G.. 373 Hall, Charles, 63, 446 Hall, Clarence, 383, 466 Hall. Earl, 138, 241 Hall. Eleanor, 391 Hall, Eugene, 65, 352, 380 Hall. Evelyn. 413 Hall. Mary. 391 Hall. Robert. 325 Hall. Ruth. 400. 472 Hall. .Stacey. 330 Hall, Wallace, 182, 283, 327 Hall, William, 65. 272, 278. 279, 326 Halligan, William, 378 Halperin, Susanne, 472 Halsey, Wilbur, 318 Halstead, John, 320 Hambleton. Wallace. 449 Hamer. Virginia. 66, 264, 396, 458 Hamill, Ethel, 66 Hamill. John. 66 Hamiltrjn. Alvin. 66. 299. 300. 370 Hamilton. Denona. 66 Hamilton. Dr. Edwin. .374 Hamilton. Frank. 367 Hamilton. Howard. 369 Hamilton. James. 346 Hamitlon. Martha. .396. 472 Hamilton. Robert. 371. 462 Hamilton. Theodore. 430 Hamlin. Don. 66. 272. 326 Hammans. Charles. 326 Hammell. Kemper. 299. 300. 302. 450 Hammen. Dorothy, 265 Hammerle, Hulin, 337 Hammersley, Eugene, 66. 365 Hammerstein. Dorothy. 400 Hammill. Gordon. 315. 374 Hammond. Mathew. 377. 420 Hanawalt. Eugene. 462 Handel. Paul. 382 Handelman. Harry. 269. 272. 356 Handley. Robert. 321 Kane. Floris. 21 Hanes. Charles. 315 Hanes. Rollic. 337 Hanev. Elmer. 269 Haney. Harold. 324 Hanger. Wallace. 324. 368 Hankins. John. 351 Hankinson. Dorencc. 374 Hannum. Charles. 182. 311 Hanover. Fred. 344. 467 Hansen. George. 318 Hansley. Vireil, 353, 382, 32 . ,_, Hanson, Benjamin. 3il Hanway. Recina. 126. 434 Harharger. Sada. 247 Hardacre. Riley. 363 Hardin. Kathryn. 66 Har.lway. Lee. 323 _ Harley. Charles. 13, Harmeyer. Claire. 427 Harmon. Ralph. 378 Harold, . rvine. 317 Harper. Irving. 2i2. 337 Harper. James, .lU Harper, Mary, 470 Harper, Ncal, 363, 428 Harper, Paul 337 Harper, William. 313 Harrington. Jeanette. iSo. ■ ' 87 Harrington. Louise. 409 Harrington. Rohert. 467 Harris. Bernard. 338 Harris. Clarence., 352 Harris. Imrothy. 369. 472 Harris. Ellsworth. 358 Harris. Florence. 66. 898 [535} Harris. GeorKt ' , 3ie Harris, Guy, ail:! Harris, Harriet, 271, 272. Mi Harris, Howard, ' 6i;t Harris, Isaac, 367 Harris, Nicholas, 313 Harris, Walter, 66, 3J4 Harrison, Elizabeth. 3D2 Hari-ison, (leorjre, 242, 332 Harrml. Merle. 6G, 252. 264. 312. 377 Hart. Charles. 308 Hart. Don, 126, 241, 282. 313 Hart, Kicd, 182 Hart. Harry. 370 Hart. Ralph. 383 Hart. Iheodore, 333 Hartc. Clinton. 327 Harter. Joseph. 66. 362 Hartford. Francis, 352 Hartford, James, 352 Hartley. Clarence. 351 Hartley. Elizabeth. 3SI8. 473 Hartz. Lawrence. 6i. 332 Hartzcll. Leslie. 447 Harvey. Francis. 353 Harvey. Gordon. 446 Harwood. Rodney. 67. 449 Haskett. Frank. 442 Haskins. Howard, 67, 368. 463 Hastings, Mary, 393 Haswell, John, 294. 296. 342. 388 Hatch. Abbie. 67, 402 Hatcher, Betty, 391 Hatcher, Harlan. 430 Hatcher. John. 311 Hatfield. Dr. Solomon. 374 Hathaway. Dwight. 353 Hathway. John. 374 Hatton. Isabelle. 391 Hauch. Mary. 391 Hauck. Fred. 227, 262. 311 Hauck. Lloyd. 343 Hauck. Walter C, 67, 300, 302, 446 Hauer, Arthur, 365 HauKh. J. W.. 446 Haulund. Alvin. 353 Haupert. Homer. 67 Hause. Ralph. 331. 450 Havens. GeorKu. 319. 430 Hawver. Kenneth, 376 Hay, Don, 380 Hay, George. 357 Hayes. Gordon. 331. 430 Hayes. Howard. 265 Hayes. Kenneth. 300, 302 Hayes, Robert, 328 Hayes. William. 272. 330, 379, 457 Haynes, Donald, 346 Hays. Walter. 333 Hayhurst. Emery. 433 Hazard. Charles. 273 Hazard. Frank. 382 Hazen. Charles. 449 Heacock. Anna Mae. 205 Headlce. Letha. 67. 2S8 Hearn. Ruth. 285. 396 Heaton. Anne. 403 Heaton. Catherine. 271. 272 Hebble. Charles. 67 330 Hebbic, Clyde. 363. 426 Hebble. Joseph, 367 Heck, Arch, 433 Heck, Edward, 247, 257. 328. 438 Heck. Edwin. 296 Heck. Grace. 67. 406 Heckel. Russell. 67. 449 Heckerl. Winifred. 382. 431. 432 Heckman. Dayton. 270. 340 Hectorne. Ronald. 67. 138. 161. 339. 373 Heddleson. Russell. 315 Hedges. Elizabeth. 2S5. 396 Hedges. Faye. 126 Hedrick. Eva. 439 Heenan. John. 319 Heenan. Ruth. 395 Heer. Ruth V.. 395 Heer. Ruth V., 67, 278, 392, 437 HelTner, Ruth, 470 Hegler. Milton. 68, 328. 441. 443. 449 lleichel. Robert. 274. 378 Hell. Herman. 326. 446 Heilman, Freeda. 453 Heiner. Alma. 407 Ilejniein. Calvin, 274, 333, 436 Heinlein, Lois, 278 Heinrich, Ijiwrencc, 68 Heinzelman, George, 357 Heironymous. Norma. 39R Heiser. Charles. 319 Heiser. Frank. 301 Heiser. Morton, 68 Heiski ' M, John, 245, 317 Hild, Felix, 337, 377 Helgerson, Floyd. 347 Heller, Glenn. 365 Heller, Jacob, 68, 381 Heler. John. 178. 371. 451 Hellerstein. Rebecca. 471 Helmrick. Felix. 326. 364 Heiser. Ethel. 439 Hemmelskamp, Virgil, 384 Hem|)stea l, David. !i69 Henderson. Lee. 344. 424 Hendei-son. C. E.. 274 Henderson. Floyd, 68. 138. 139. 174. 252, 322. 462. 463 Henderson. Geoi-ge. 265. 368. 447. 465 Hendersi.n. Harold. 269 Henderson. Harold I... 126. 274. 347. 436 Henderson. Jack. 310 Htnderson. James. 241. 243. 264. 283. 323 Hendei-son. Lucille. 403 Henderson. Nellie. 439 Henderson. Robert. 68. 252. 274. 310. 375 Henderson. Ruth. 253, 285. 396. 398 Henderson. Sam. 446 Henderson. William. 312, 371. 430. 431. 433 HOndricks. William. 324 Hcndrix. George. 300. 315 Hcndrix. Hubert. 315 lliniiessey. Catherine. 397 Hennessey. Edward. 320 Henneuse. Margaret. 68. 402 Henning. Orville. 68. 316, 450 Henning, Walter. 68. 371 Henninger. Isolde. 68 Hcnninger. Willard. 346 Henrie. Clement. 357 Henrie. Homer. 357 Henry. Harley. 68 Henry. John. 348 Hensel. Evelyn. 69. 286. 287 Henson. Jack. 327 Hepford. Charles. 449 Herbert. Rachel. 69. 400 Herd. Glenn. 300 Herman. Anne. 400. 472 Herman. Hortense. 404 Herman. Marion. 326 Heinian, Stewart. 333 Herman. William. 290. 291 Herman. John. 449 Herola. Edward. 457 Herold. Arthur. 379 Herr. Fred. 353 Herr. Lucile. 126 Herr. Mildred. 126 Herrick. Ervin. 452 Herriek. John. 69. 384 Herrick. Peter, 274 Herringlon. John. 326 Hcrrold. Robert. 359 Hersey. Katherine. 460 Hersh. Hugh. 333 Hersh. Russell. 333 Hershey. Rice. 362 Hertlein. Hilda. 471 Hess, Albert, 277. 314. 337 Hess. Harry. 346 Hess. Helen. 392. 472 Hess. John. 247 Hetrick. Caroline. 285 Hetrick. Edwin. 252. 331 Hetzler. Norman. 301 Heuseh. Marcella. 406 H ewetson. Alice. 399 Hewetson. Esther. 399 Hewitt. George. 337 Hexter. Erwin. 300. 301 Hiatt. Glen. 126 Hibbs. Harold. 467 Hicks, Helen. 286. 405 Hicks. Warren. 374 Hidden. Eugene. 300. 313 Hieronymous. Theodore. 138. 165. 326 Hiett. Betty. 126. 263. 254. 261. 420. 434. 470 Higby. Charles. 143, 277, 310. 377 Higgins. Bernatine. 403 Higgins. Dale. 300. 448 Higgins. Edward. 446 Higgs. Frank. 313 Higgy, Elyse. 271. 400 Higgy. Harriet. 285. 400 Higgy. Robert. 433 High. Frances. 288, 403, 459 Higley, Lloyd. 257, 464 Higl.y. Ralr.h. 344 Mile. Chalmer. 373 llilkeil, Marjorie. 289 Hill. Carlos, 69. 340 Hill. Edwin. 69 Hill. Ilarolil. 384 Hill. .lohn. 252 Mill. .I.is. ' r h. 315 Hill. Patricia. 401, 472 Mill. Paul, 340 Hill. Winnton. 362 IlilliaKl. Robert. IL. 69 Hillman. Sam. 350 Hilty. Sidney. 465 Himebrnok. Frank, 446 Hinehman. Howard. 373 Hinchman. William. 161. 180. 310 Hindnian. Darwin. 316, 167 Hine. Dorothy. 4lt6 Hine. James. 433 Hinei-man. Lloyd. 274 Hines. Glen, 358 Hines. John, 357 Hines. Robert. 69. 203, 226, 252, 262, 274, 278, 280, 339 Hines. Russell. 310 Hines. William. 247. 266, 334 Hinklin. Ralph. 311. 462 Hinz. Janet. 400. 434. 471 Hirchman. Holman. 335 Hire. Charles, 310 Hirsch. Harriet. 472 Hir.schfield. Stanley, 359, 376 Hirsh. Robert. 356 Hirshberg. Edward. 329 Hiscox. Raymond. 342 Hiser. Alfred. 300. 302, 446 Hitchcock. Embury. 26, 247, 267. 433. 441, 449 Hitchcock, Fred, 433 Hitchcock. Mary. 430 Hitchcock. Mortimer. 316 Hitteiiole. Almond. 333 Hitz. Russell. 447 Hively. Murray. 446 Hix. Theora, 471 Hixson. Lola, 126. 284, 471 Hixon, Nellie, 437 Hoag, Ellis. 69. 339. 455 Hoagland. Henry, 331, 377 Hoare. William, 301. 353 Hoban. Patricia. 69. 401 Hobbs. Charles. 373 Hobbs. Knowles. 316 Hobensaek. Clarice. 432 Hockett. Homer. 340. 430 Hockett. Robert. 430, 431 Hodges, Wilbur. 301. 461 Hodson. Harold. 69. 455. 463 Hodson. Martha. 69. 400 Hodubski. Frank. 69 Hneffel. Martin. 452 Hoehn. Harry. 375 Hoelscher. Julius. 341 Hoerner. Robert, 70. 347 Hoferkamp. Helen. 288, 412 HofF. Paul. 447 Hoffman. Edwin. 386 Hoffman. Gerald. 322 Hoffman. Oliver, 126 Hoffman. Ravmond. 334. 464 Hoffman. Verne. 70. 357 Hofstetter. Gerald. 321 Hogan. Elizabeth. 245. 434 Holbert. Frank, 327 Holbrook, Edward, 348 Holbrook, Herman, 341 Holfinger. John. 70 Holkko. Hilma. 70. 204. 288. 410. 459 Holladay. Lena. 70 Hollenbaek. Helen. 126. 395 Hollenshead. Mildred. 405 Holliday. Lawrence. 383. 447. 463 Hollington. John. 269. 311 Hollinglon. Richard. 156. 210. 241. 260. 252, 277, 280. 282. 311 Hollingsworth. Marion. 382. 431. 433 Hollis. Nelson. 70. 262. 351 Holm. Perry. 70, 257. 3.63. 448 Holman. Allen. 177. 318 Holmden. Kent. 330 Holmes, Beatrice. 271. 470 Holmes. George. 70. 255. 368 Holmes. Leo. 7ff. 311 Holmes. Mildred. 288. 471 Holstein. Mary. 394. 473 Holstein. Paul. 327 Holt. Bernice. 70. 412 Holton. George. 266 Holtzman. Frances, 253 285, 395, 456 Holub, Samuel, 329 Homan. Robert. 376 Honimel. Glen. 272. 300 Hood. Elizabeth. 70. 454 Hoorier. Elizahith. 392 Hooper. Osman. 315. 372, 430, 438 Hoose, Kenneth. 347. 467 Ho iver. Carl. 135 Hoover. Clifford. 70. 463. 465 Hoover. Reuben, 262, 274, 465 Hopkins, Edith, 454 Ho| kins. Franglln. 71. 244. 344. 372 Hopkins. Gwilym. 386 Hopkins. James. 317. 442 Hopkins, John, 71, 278, 312 Hopkins, Robert. 333 Hopkins. Kuth. 414 Horeh. Eleanor. 396 Horch. Verna. 396 Hoi ' ine. John. 365. 321 Horn. Ethel. 453 Horn. Robert. 180. 310 Hor.st. Clara. 394 Hor.st. Hulda. 437 Horst. Ted. 269. 349 Horton. Clark, 382 Horton. Elmer, 71, 322, 366, 455 Horton. George. 338 Horton. Hammond. 331. 379. 457 Horvarth. KohSnan. 387 Horwedel. Richard. 387 Horwitz. Lewis. 356 Horwitz. Morris. 290 Hosbrook. Lawrence, 300, 447 Hoskin. Charles. 316 Hoskins. Dr. George. 374 Hoskins. Harold. 351, 449 Hosier, Bud, 313 Hosier, Myrth, 71, Hostetter, James, 322, 458 Hotchkiss, Cyril, 451 Hotchkiss, Helen, 272, 397 Hott, Lois, 71 Hottel, James, 379, 457 Hottes, Alfred, 433, 455 Houchins, Henry, 127 Houltry, Clyde, 348 Houser. Virginia. 403 Houston. Elmore. 386 Houston. Emily. 284 Howard. Arthur, 324 Howard. Clyde. 446 Howard. Edward. 311 Howard. Heber. 337 Howard. John. 365 Howard, Martha. 393. 473 Howard. Werial. 407. 454. 470 Howard. Willard. 300 Howarth. Leo. 347 Howck. Francis. 470 Howe, Mary Ellen. 472 Howell. Byers. 313 Howell. Katherine. 896 Howell. Kenneth. 375 Howell. William. 325 Howey. Eula. 71. 402 HoxwortFf. Paul. 318 Huang. Wen. 448 Hubbard. Earl, 373. 463 Hubbell. Dean. 71. 431. 441. 443. 448 Hubbell. Mary. 285. 392 Hubcr. Paul. 382 Huber. Ruth. 472 Hudak. Michael. 351 Hudak. Rudoliih. 300. 464 Hudec. William. 180 Hudson. Ad lison. 326 Hudson. Ralph. 265. 339 Huebner, Pauline. 261. 394 Huff. Clayton. 71 Huffman. Dean. 448 Huffman. DeWitt. 333 Huffman. Helen. 471 Hufford. Jack. 453 Hug. William. 451 Huggard. Frances. 211. 241. 277. 284. 456 Hughes. Haine, 319 Hughes, Marion, 71, 450 Hughes, Royal, 272 Hughes. Thomas. J53 Hughes. Virginia, 228. 398. 472 Hughes. Virginia M., 391 Huhta, George, 314 Huhta, Toiva, 274 Hull. Maurice, 322. Hull. Virgil. 71. 435. 446 HulUish. Gordon. 438 Hullinger. Clarence. 367 Hummell. Daniel. 71. 138, 178. 351. 467 Hummel. Fi-ederiek. 318 Hummnn. Ormond. 37.T Humphrey. Kallih. 274 Hvimphiey. Sylvester. 382, 433 Humphries. Ruth. 253. 26 1. 409 Hunt. Archer. 342 Hunt. Charles. 313 llunl. Fred.-riek. 384 Hunt. Harry. 252 Hunt. Howser. 71. 300. 327. 132. 441 Hunt. JoTin. 312 llunl, Harry. 252 llunl. Margaret. 396 Hunt. William. 365 Hunter. James. 30T. 467 Hunter. Mary, 409 Hunter. Robert M.. 362. 429 Hunter. Robert W.. 72 Hunt. r. William, 348 Huntington. Ann. 241. 392 Huntington. Charles. S77 Huntinger. Robert. 314 Hupp. Charles. 300 Hupp, (ieorgc. 277. 313 Hurst. Albert. 463 Hur.sl. Huth. 268 Hurt. William. 72. 376 Huston. Arthur. 138. 151. 311 Huston. Emily. 391 Huston. Glenna. 72. 271. 407 Huston. Harold. 364. 465 Huston. Mary. 471 Hutchfield. Ji«ei hine. 410 Hutchlield. Thelma. 410 Hutchison, Gene. 300. 395 Hutt. Glenn. 451. Hyde. Donald. 2. o2. 210. 240. 250, 280,- 282, 315, 438 Hyde. Dorothy. 472 Hyman. Harriet. 271. 459. 472 Idle. Ralph. 312 Ilg. Henry. 301. 467 Inihoff. George. 367 Imlay. Lucile, 472 Immerman, Eva, 471 Ingmire. Bernard. 374 Innis. Russell. 368 Innocenzi. Armand, 341 Inskeep, Isabelle, 271 Insley, Paul, 265 Ireland, Donald, 339 Iriek, Ivan, 72, 250, 384 Irish. Virginia. 473 Irons. James. 300. 338 Irvin. Lawrence. 365 Irvine. George, 441, 464 Irvine, Robert, 243 Irwin, Lawrence, 138, 170, 208, 332 Irwin, John, 299, 300 Ii-win. Orvis. 424 Irwin. Robert. 318 Irwin. Ruth. 285. 392 Irwin. Thaddeus. 461 Isaacs. Tod, 378 Ishiguro. Naoichi. 72 Ittner. Clarence. 347 Jacinto. Flaviano. 72 Jacko. Antoinette. 272 Jackson. Calvin. 376 Jackson. Charles. 318 Jackson. Grace. 272. 287 Jackson. Jayne. 287 Jackson. John. 327 Jackson. Millicent. 72. 458 Jacob. Harry. 346 Jacobs. Maxwell. 360 Jacobs. Thelmii. 411 Jacobson. Helen. 404. 420 Jacoby. Freeman. 328 Jacoby. Herman. 138. 332 Jaeger. George. 458 Jaffe. Jack. 356 Jaffee. Martha. 290. 291 Jaffee. Ralph. 127 Jafraty. Angelo. 345 Jahn. Arthur. 326 James. Harold. 362 James. Willard. 369 James. William. 373 Janes. Murray. 176. 368. 466 Janning. Edward. 127 .larvis. Richard. 252 Jasi)er. Jessie. 419 Jeanniit. Martha. 394 Jeckell. Charles. 314 Jefferis. Virginia. 413 Jiffers. Charles. 72. 138, 299. 300. 316. 452 Jefferson. Viola. 127. 417 Jeffrey. Harry. 429 Jeffrey. Richard. 247 Jeffries. Paul. 301 Jenkins. Gwendolyn. 403, 459 Jenkins. Paul. 127 Jenkins. Ruth. 288 .lenkins. William. 443 Jenkins. William T.. 366 Jenne. Charles, 243. 277. 282 Jenness, Virginia. 72. 415 Jennings. Fred. 379. 457 .lennings. George. 353 .lensi ' n. Kai. 424 Jerles. Robert. 72. 366 John. Richard. 72. 248, 337 Johns, Leo, 349 Johnsen, Ethel, 288. Johnson, Andrew, 272, 288 Johnson, Corinnc. 211. 263. 277. 284. 398 Johnson. Curtis. 72, 138, 177. 370 [536] Juhnsuii. liilwuid. 383 Johnston. Kliiisc-. 4U7 Johnson. Ktht-l. 416 Johnsun, CicorKf. 2IS, 265. John:s )n. (iuy. ;)59 Juhnsoii. Haroli ' l. 321 Juhiison, Lillittn, 28S Jiihn on, Louis -. 211. 241. 2i;i. 284. o ' .l2 Johns( n. Minnie. 4311 Johnson. Ntll. 3SI6 Johnson. Richiirti. 346 Jtihnson. Koht-it. 358 Johnson. U( salii.-. 285 Johnson. Rulh. 3 16. 430. 43!i Johnsi n. Vt-lna. 73 Johns( n. Xwirncr. 127. 44i Johnson. VVilirum. 321 Johnstone. Donald. 248, 257. 328. 438. 45U Johnstone, EdwHrd. 300. Johnstone Kred. 310 Johnstone, Carrol. 73 Johnston. Harry. 344 Johnston. John. 315 Johnston, Leroy. 300. 328 Johnston. Samuel. 347 Jonas. Arnold. 73. 334. 449 Jonashefski, Steven. 269 Jones. Carva. 73 Jones. Cecil. 326 Jones. Charles. 182. 455 Jones. Christiana. 196 Jones. Clair. 383 Jones. Dilys. 411 Jones. Donald. 73.. 256. 380 Jones. Dorothy. 73. 393 Jones. Earl. 363. 4;;8 Jones. Edith. 272 Jones. Edward. 242. 283, 327 Jones. Edwin. 264. 315 Jones. Elsie. 396. 420. 430 Jones, Errol, 73 Jones. Evelyn. 395 Jones. Eunice, 413 Jones ' . Frances. 409. 426. 430. 434 Jones. Fred 21 Jones. GeorKC. 192. 310 Jones. GeorKe F.. 252 379. 457 Jones. Grace. 285. 391 Jones, Harrictte 73, 396 Jones. Helen. 261. 277. 284. 391 Jones. Hollyse, 453 Jones. James. 368. 463 Jones. Jay, 347 Jones. Jesse. 73. 432. 435. 441. 446 Jones. John, 462 Jones. Lawrence, 366 Jones. Lee. 424 Jones. Lessie. 73 Jones. Lynden. 463 Jones. Marsaret. 402. 430. 432 Jones. Marian. 411 Jones. Mary. 73 Jones. Mertin. 433 Jones. Norman, 344 Jones. Olive. 285. 392 Jones. Paul. 73. 316. 374. 377 Jones. Roberta. 472 Jones. Ruth. 288 Jones. Tom. 317. 446 Jordan. Crain. 283. 318 Jordan. Davis. 325 Jordan. John. 176 Jordan, Samuel. 310 Jordon. Grace. 419 Jordon. Harold. 334 .Jordon. Howard. 334 Jortlon. William. 300. 334. 446 Josephson. Bertha. 74. 290. 291. 439 .Tosephson. Melvin. 452 Judd. Horace. 433 Judd. Margaret. 254. 271. 289. 409 Judkins. I.eland. 74. 314 Judy, Edwin. 453 Junn. Erma. 470 June. Werner. 74. 270. 324. 429 Kaerner. Robert. 343 Kah. John. 321 Kahlc. James. 375 Kahler. Edwin. 74. 359 Kahler. Mabel. 271. 288. 470 Kahler, Madaline. 470 Kahler. Muriel. 412 Kahn. Allan. 329 Kaiser. John. 20 Kaiser. Kulh, 74. 110 Kaisernuin, Julius. 290 Kalal. Ethi ' l. 409 Kalk. Mildred. 414. 453. 454. 466 Kalb, Robert. 3U2. 385. 446 Kale. Lester. 299. 300. 385 Kalnuin. Morris. 381 Kaniber, Florence. 439 Kantmerlinu. Donald, 74. 366 Kanarek. IiaIuk. 355 Kane. Maurici-. 370 Kanter, Clarence. 354 Kaplow. Hen. 29 l Kap|nnberk ' . Marian. 171 Kappler. Maiunret. Ill Karan. Atiu. 471 Karch. J ihn. 367 Kardos. Albert. 300. 302 Karl. Slinson, 331 Karloveti. Carl. 74. 381 Karns, Carey. 453. 463 Knrow. Joseph. 332 Karr. Power. 461 Karrel. Aaron. 270. 300 Karrer. Henry.. 376 Knsler. James, 419 Kate. Phoebe. 472 Katterheinrich. Arnold. 71. 353. 449 Kates. Paul. 74. 320. 451 Kattman. Alfre l. 363 Katz. David. 354 Katz. Mary Ann. 404 Kauer. Theodore. 74. 385, 44B KaulTman, Alex. 156. 350 Kauffman, Charles. 348 KaulTman. Ednar. 365 KautTnian. Katherine, 400 Kaufman, Bernard. 329 Kaufman. l ' rank. 333 Kaufman. Hazel. 74. 412 Kaufman. Herman. 335 Kaufman. Katbryn. 472 Kaufman. Minnie. 74. 420. 472 Kaufman. Samuel. 329 Kaufman, William. 325. 380 Kays. Donald. 364. 368 Keeler. Alma. 439 Kehn. Adelbert. 374 Kehrer, GeorKe. 274. 347 Keifer, Jijseph. 333 Keiscr, Lois, 391 Keller. Charles. 378 Keller. Clarence. 247. 328, 438 Keller. Dorothy. 439 Keller. Edwin. 272 Kelley, Nash. 315 KelloK. GeorKC. 243. 283. 331 Kelloir. Glenn. 368. 463. 465 KelloEK, Jack. 331 Kelly. Glenn, 127. 370 Kelly. Kimer, 283 Kelly. Edward. 300. 450 Kelly. Macklin. 351 Kelly, San ford, 341 Kelly, William, 332 Kelser. Marv. 471 Kelso. Albert. 314. 464 Kem. Mvron, 340 Kemp, Harry. 340. 388 Kemil. Richard, 75. 138. 139. 158. 278. 312 Kennedy. Aileen. 409. 471 Kennedy. Clarence, 382. 433 Kennedy, Harold, 139, 169 Kennedy, June. 33. 437 Kennedy, Melvin. 383 K.nnedy, Robert. 450 Kepk,., Ein-ene. 328 Keplar. Clyde. 450 Kepi.le. Donalil, 310 Kc-riin. Thomas. 351 Kern, Gertrude. 398, 471 Kerr, Byron. 138. 177. 262. 310 KerscbKens. Lambert. 371 Kerus. Evelyn, 407 Kessler, Fritzie, 127. 406. 422 Kessler. Helen. 404 Kessler, Max. 354 Kest, Lloyd. 270. 336 Kest. Marvin. 336 Ketcham. Neva. 410 Ketrham. Victor. 296. 426 Ketrow, Raljih, 357 Ketterer, Edna. 396 Key. .lobn. 312 Key. Paul. 362 Kevser. William. 370 Kihier. Thomas. 380 Kidd. Ge.Mire. 366 Kidil. Cl.idvs. 287 Kidd, Martha. 75 Ki.lil. Walter. 32. 243. 280. 347 Kidwell. Ruth. 288 Kiefer. Mary. 75. 434. 439 Kievit, James. 272. 310 Kicwit, Alfred. 75. 460 Kiinzler. Eusrene. 464 Kilbourne. Anne. 392 Kilbourni ' . Betty. 392 Kilbourne. James. 314 Kilbourne. Raymond. 311 Kile, Homer, 75. 383 Kiler, Hester. 244. 261, 397 Killworth, Elizabeth, 273 Kilpati-ick. Hartdd. 363 Kimball. Charles. 319 Kimbei-ly, Emerson. 441, 446 Kinnnel. Alexander, 365 Kimpton, Richard. 327 Kinedinst. Thorald. 314 Kinu. Edwin, 280. 342. 464 Kint ' , Eilylhe. 398 KinK. (Jrace. 75, 205 Kim:. Helen. 396 KinK. Horace. 326 King. John. 75 Kinif. Lawrence. 351 Kinn. Marjraret, 75 King, Paul. 359 Kinii, Robert. 433 Kinu. Richard. 278 Kim, ' . William. 257. 268. 269. 299, 378, 443 Kinucade. Paul. 446 Kinkade. Charles. 318 Kinley. Irene, 472 Kinney. Elizabeth, 391 Kinney. Floyd. 446 Kintner. Robert. 448 Kintz. Frjinces. 367 Kinzler. Eugene. 357 Kiplinger. Horace. 370 Kiracofe. Clifford. 458 Kirchhofer. Clair. 270 Kirchner, Dolores. 407 Kirk, Earl. 274. 436 Kirk, Lysle, 274. 347, 436 Kirk, Ray, 366 Kirk, Robert. 340 Kirk. William. 282. 283. 315 Kirkendal. Benjamin. 367 Kirki)atrick. Frances. 75. 244. 261. 284. 402. 444 Kirkpatrick, Harlcy. 342 Kirki)atrick. Jean. 430 Kirkpatrick. Kenneth. 75, 330. 379. 457 Kirlander. Leonard. 356 Kirn. Elizabeth. 473 Kirn. Howard. 342 Kistler. Samuel. 365 Kitchin. Paul. 428 Kitson. Charles. 300. 446 Kittle. Katherine. 75. 204. 278. 392 Kl.-ini.r, Marie. 394 Khilman, Samuel. 381 Kle.man. Edward. 76. 138. 139. 329 Kleeman. Minnia. 472 Klein. Alex. 137. 208 Klein, .• rchie. 354 Klein. Arthur. 290 Klein. Charles. 76. 347 Klein. David. 127. 329. 351 Klein. Frederick. 76. 379. 457 Klein. Sidney. 127. 355 KIcinhenz. Leonard. 76. 367 Kleinman, Joseph. 290 Klenk. William. 327 Kleijinjrer. EvanReline. 135. 285. 396 Kline. Lois, 76 Kline, Telford. 330 Klinefelter. T. A.. 433 Klint ' . William. 325. 363 Kliniter. Charles, 127. 300. 302. 347 Klink, Raymond. 1.38. 166, 210. 316 Klink. W. H.. 449 Kloepfer. Floyd. 366 Klotz. Dorothy. 427 Klotz. Nevin. 270. 272. 31S KluK, Russell. 312 Knapp, James. 76. 362 Knapii. Kenneth. 346 Knauber. Alma. 412 Knechtley, Fre l. 366 KneiMx ' r. William. 274 Knieling. Marian. 409 Knies, Philip. 365 Knight, Arthur, 300. 340 Knight. Celeste. 288 Knight. Eillia, 441. 443. 464 Knight. Elizabeth, 400. 471 Knight, (K ' orge. 430 Knight. Robert. 302 Knohle. Grace. 3ffl. 473 K noble, Ross. 367 Knoop. Frederick. 264. 318 Knopp. Charles. 76. 463 Knouff, Ralph. 430. 433 Knourek. William. 311 Knowks, Richard. 301 Knowlton. Austin. 378 Knowlton. Thomas. 351 Knox, Harry. 366 Knox. Howard, 333 Knox. Russel. 386. 4 6 Kobacher. Alice. 4fl4. 472 Koch. Bertha. 439 Kocb. John. 332 Koch. Justice. 378 Kocb. Mary. 76 Koch. Themlure. 446 Koch. Wendell. 273 Kocher. Fri- lerick. 273 Koehler. Walter. 277. 316 Koener, Stanley. 356 Koenig. Arthur. 411, 450 Koenig, John, 274 KohaiKvie, l,,. iarieH. 76. 262. 332. 452 Kohankie. Philip, 4G2 Kohler. Foy. 262, 323 Kondin, Samuel, 356 Kong. Evelyn.. 472 Koons. Ruth. 419 Korb. George. 450 Kormos. Gtrorge. 452 Korn. Mary. 401 Korn. Paul. 339 Koontz. Carl. 465 Kost, Emma. 403 Kostir. Weneel. 430, 433 Kothe, Daniel, 346 Kouns, William. 318 Kramer. Dorothy. 395 Kramer, Louise. 288, 410 Kramer. Ross. 342 Kraner. Albert. 378 Kraner. Jane. 286 Kralky. Vera. 76. 420, 456 Krause, George. 353 Krebs. George. 274 Krecker. Frederick. 382. 433 Krcglow. Vashti. 76. 413 Kreider. Helen. 396 Kreider. Kenneth. 375 Kremer. Hortense. 76 Kremer. William, 300 Krepps. Dorothy, 392 Krieg. William, 312 Krier. Robert. 262. 318 Krigbaum. Roy. 367 Krill. Irwin. 349. 462 Kriss. Howard. 138, 155, 169. 210, 300. 310 Krizer. John. 318 Krobn, Harry. 332 Krohn. Paul, 319 Kr M)li, Clayton. 467 Kruckman. Mirian. 404, 470 Krumm. Pbylis. 397 Krumm. Virginia. 391 Kruse, Erma. 415 Kuebler. Walter. 339. 452 Kuenzel. David. 135. 323 Kuenzli. Tbad. 317 Kukencik. William. 331 Kuhlman. 76, 271. 400 Kuhn. Harry. 430. 432. 433 Kuhn. Katherine. 289. 397 Kuhn. Margari ' t. 285 Kuhns. Edith. 470 Kuivinen. Thomas. 77. 300. 432. 441, 450, 467 Kummer, Edna. 406 Kummick. Miles. 300 Kunkel. Fern. 439 Kuntz. Charles. 21. 332 Kuntz. Theodore. 316 Kuntzman. Karl. 77. Kunzler. E. 1)., 446 Kurlander. Leonard. 265. 273 Kurtz. Albert. 424 Kurtz, Donald. 269 Kurtz. Lloyd. 322. 463 Kurzen. Rus.scll. 364. 447. 465 Kusbing. Harry. 192 Kyle. Betty. 271 Kyle. Thomas. 322. 455 Kyle, Ralph, 264. 316 Labowitz. Leonard. 77, 138, 262, 336 Lacey, Henry. 367 Lacock. Clare. 376 Lacv. Herbert. 378 Ladd. Edward. 317 Ladd. Richard. 272. 274 Ladd. Dwight. 273 Lade. Cramer. 370 Lafene. John. 301 La Foy. Ann. 472 Laible. John. 3l9 Laisbley. Julian, 77. 363 Lakin. Sanford. 335 Lalendorf. Luther. 242. 283. 323 Tjimb. Betty. 397 Lamb. Vivian. 265. 272, 397 Lambard. Herbert. 327 Lambet. Elmer. 366 Lambrmi. I ambrou. 341 IjiMoreaux. Ira. 352 I amps. l.ois. 437 Lamprecbt, Vera. 244. 261. 434 Lancer. Edward. 333 Lancione. Americus, 345 Lanicone, Clara, 472 Landacre, Elizabeth, 33, tU. 261, 284, 391 I nilacre. Francis, 433 l.iinden, CorneliuM, 77 Landis. Kirely. 382 l ndis, Marion, 424 Ijtndoii. Cornelius, 332 Landskroner, Henri, 127, 467 Lane, Collis. 362 Lane. John. 299. 300. 334, 464 Lane, Marion, 289 Lang, Harold. 333 Lang. Ruth. 439 Lang. Wilbert. 77 Lange, Eileen. 473 Lange. William. 333 Langttm. ' i ' heodore. 337 l nman. Faith. 437, 464 1-anpher. Bernice 77, 264, 470 Lansittle, Lee. 323 Lanther. Bernice. 288 Larimer. Robert, 449 Larkin. Charles, 331, 365 l rkins. Richard. 180. 320 Larkins. ' I ' homas. 274, 342 Larrick, Carlos. 376 Larrimer. Daviil. 265. 316 Larson. Clifford. 333 Lashley. William. 325 Latham. Betty, 265, 266, 405 Latsbaw, Clifton. 373 Latla. Mary. 396 Lattin. Norman. 362. 429 Lauer. Ruth. 406 Laughead. James. 266 Laughlin. Christine. 470 Lautensehleger. Earl, 252, 269. 282. 338 Lavely. Harold. 452 Lavely. Wliliam. 77, 424 Law, Raymond, 246 Lawner, Harry. 243, 335 Ijawrence. George, 267, 300, 340, 446 Lawrence, Gertrude, 439 Lawrence, Harold, 367 Lawrence, Mary, 77, 266, 288, 439 Lawrence, Richard, 266 Lawrence. Robert, 385 l.awson. Jeannette. 77. 403 Lawson. William. 310 Lawyer. Helen. 396 Lawyer. Mildred, 400 Laybourne. Lawrence. 30 Laycock. Lillian. 288. 470 Laycock. Margaret. 288. 410, 470 Ijiycock. Marilla. 470 Layfield. Elwood. 257. 300, 348. 448 Laylin. Clarence. 32. 362, 429, 430 Laymon. Orville, 376 l,azenby, Elusina. 442. 452 Leahy, l-awrence, 371 Lear, Henry. 247. 344 Leas, Robert, 453 Leatherman. Emily. 439 Leatherman. Zoe. 433 Lcbensburger. Myron. 242, 244, 336. 438 Lebowitz. Arthur. 77, 291 LeDune. Emmctt. 373 LeDune. Henry. 373 Lee. Harlcy. 371 Lee. Harold. 386 Lee. Herbert.. 337 Lee. Ruth. 77 Lee. Samuel. 358 Leece. Robert. 378 Leedom. Alma. 272 Lecka. Warren. 78. 352. 446 Leever. Robert. 376 LcFevre. Howard. 378 Legg. Frances. 289 Legg. Millicent. 411 Lehman. Charles. 78. 324, 376 Lehman. George. 343 Lehman. Hilda. 78, 439 Lehman. Mildred. 285. 398 Lehman. Pauline. 78. 409 Lehoczky. Paul. 441. 450 Leibengood. Myron. 334 Leibowitz. Gabriel. 78 Leighley. Helen. 472 Leighton. Joseph. 430 Leikind. Morris. 231. 292 Lcive. Thelma. 78. 405 Lcmasters. Gratia. 78 Ix!Moy. Curtis. 299. 300. 385 I mon. George, 252, 283, 338 Lemon, James. 78. 300. 321 Lcmpercur, Evelyn, 78. 271. 470 Lonahnn. Florence. 285 Lenahan. Norris. 376 Lentz. .Mice. 453 Lent!. Carl. 376 Lcntz. Emmert. 340 Lee. Ralph. 138. 339. 443 Leonard. Martha. 393 [557] LconHr ). Paul. 467 Lconhardt. Irma, 280 Lcpard, Constance. 78 LcrnLT. Akla, 4US Lt-rner. Sylvia, 471 Lisher. Eliiabtth. 288. 295 Leshley. William. 274 Lett. John. 323 LeVakc. Clifford. 257. 266. 272. 299. 300. 385 LeveiivrotHi, Inez, 437 Levenson, William, 78 Leventhal, Harry. 350 Levin. Florence, 273 Levin, Willard. 296. 388 Levine. Ben. 78. 290. 291. 292 Levine. Max. 355 Levine. Willard, 294 Levinccr, Lee, 292 Leviton, William, 79. 350 Levy. Dorothy. 79. 404 Levy, Harry. 336 Levy. Hyman, 381 Levy, Milton, 329 Lewis, Frank, 262, 277, 326 Lewis, James, 382. 431 Lewis. Mary. 79. 287, 413 Lewis. Ted. 317, 442, 468 Lewis, Tom, 312 Lewis, Tom, R„ 274 Lewis, Wolcott, 333 Lcwton. William, 330 Leydorf, (Jeorwe, 446 Leyshon, Mary, 394 Liber. Uoss, 339 Licklider, Ralph, 315 Licberman. Charles. 366 Li TKett. Helen. 407 Likens. Basil. 363 Likes. Martha. 393 Lilley. Albert. 270. 321, 467 Limbert, Jacob, 336 Linibert, Jack, 265 Limek, Emil, 351 Limine;. Franklin, 30 1. 461 LiminK, Ora, 461 Linard, Chauncey, 128, 302 Lincicome, Bernice, 79, 288, 410, 454 Lindenbere, Ann, 33, 284, 392 IJndenberK, Charles. 311 Linduuist, Albert, 138 Lindsey, Martha, 459 I.indsey, Mildred, 128 Linilsley. Cecil, 369 Lindsky, Henry, 333 Lindsley, Russel, 247, 339. 464 Line. Ralph. 458 Linuo, Charlotte, .272, 405 Link. Marian, 400, 471 Linke, Charles, 365 Linn, Geor iene, 437, 439 Linscott. Alfred, 313 Linscott, Martha, 396 Linscott. Verne, 463 Lintnei ' , Dorothy, 415 Lipriincott. Eleanor, 391 Lippincott. Hall, 79. 241. 269, 315 Lip|)incott. Mary, 128, 398, 454 Li|)i man, Leon, 355 Lipsky. Sylvia, 408 Lisle, Leslie, 311 Little, Alvin, 274, 331 Little. Delmas, 262, 337 Little, Jessie, 393. 473 Liltlefield. Edear, 79 Littlefield, Emclia. 271, 272, 394 Littler. John. 79 Littleton. Rowe. 322 LillTian. Harry. 79, 296. 126 Littman. Joseph. 382. 431 Litzel. Wallace. 342 Lloyd. David. 274 Lloyd. Ruth. 278. 284. 426 Lloyd, Thomas, 320 Lloyd, Tom, 334. 335. 446 Locher. Ruth. 472 Lfwkshin, .Samuel, 247 l.od.r, nuk ' h, 321 Loeh, Alice. 79, 209, 241, 261. 284, 104, 444 Ix)ib, Theodore. 272, 321 LoewensU ' in, Idaleah, 401 Lohmann, Mtiruaret, 272, 173 Ixjiselle, Maurine, 437, 454 L iker. Ralph. 79. 342 Lolli, Thomas. 345 l,ombnnl. Herbert. 262 Lombarflo, Edward, 345 Loney, Robi-rt, 317 LtmK, Frank. 323 T.i nK, .lames. 367 I-fmit. John. 138. 340 Lome, John R„ 386 IxinK, Robert. 323 Long. Virginia, 471 LontreKan, James, 79, 363 Loofbourrow, Mark, 264, 312 Looker, Cloyd, 382, 431. 433 Loomis, Constance, 397 Loomis, John, 79. 138. 170. 338 Looi). Alan. 311 Loose. ImoKene. 12K. 400, 420 Lopper. Morris. 294 Lorber. Theodore. 80. 138. 176 Lord. Dorothy. 272. 394 Lord. James. 371 Lord. Liland. 362 Lorenx. James, 272 Loreiitz. Roy, 333 Lose, Donald, 273 Lose, GeorKe, 359 Losin, Harry, 292 Lotz, Edna, 439 Lotze, Virginia, 398. 458 Louden, James, 80, 325 LoudenslaKer, Gladys, 285. 393 Loudenslayer, Gustus, 80, 457 Louis. Harris. 350 Louis. Schneider. 332 Love. Laura. 80. 254. 409. 437. 454 Love, Lucille, 255 Love, Rodney, 135, 321 Uovett, GeorKe, 465 Lovett, Roy. 80. 341. 463 Lowell. Dorothea. 395 Lower, Walter. 300 Lowery, Erma, 459 Lowrie, Josephine, 439 Lowry, Frederick, 318 Lowry, Jean. 80. 416 Lowry. Kenneth. 80. 376 Lu. Kai. 433 Lubin. Maurice. 128, 265. 449 Lucas. Charles. 346 Lucas. John. 248. 266. 380 Lucas. Orville. 339 Lucas. Rudolph. 80. 300. 450 Luchs. Samuel. 80. 329 LuchtenberK. Russell. 274 Lucks. Charles. 80 Ludwick. Albert. 300 Ludwiu. Lucile. 80 Ludy. Charles. 366 Luft. Charles. 329 Luikart. John. 348 Lukens. William. 338 Lumley. Frederick. 214, 342, 382. 430 Lumley. Hillis. 424 Lund. Melvin. 371 Lundcren. Carl. 370 Lunn. Enid. 439 Lurie. Isabel. 80, 404 LustiK. Samuel. 290 Lulz. Howard. 369 Lutzenbei ' jrer. Louis, 328 Luvisi, Wilfred, 339 Lyden, Raymond, 332 Lyle. Clyde. 463 Lyle. Joseph, 81. 333. 441. 442 Lyman. John. 364. 382. 431. 433 Lyman. Luke. 270. 320 Lynch. Charles. 369 Lynch. GeorKe. 324. 364. 442. 152 Lynn, John. 300. 328. 449 Lynn, Raymond. 349 Lyons. David. 300. 384 Lyims. Douelass. 270. 326 Lysle. Leslie. 182 Lytton, Louis, 336 Mc McBay. Grace. 81. 437. 454. 456, 459 McHri lf, Marie. 195 McC.iiricy. Robert, 343 McCal.4i, John. 449 McCall. Ina. SI. 415 McCamphell. .Tean. 128. 209. 241. 253, 261, 264. 265, 391 McCandlish. Charles, 379, 457 ricCann, Joseph, 312 McCann. Richard. 81. 278. 312 McCann. Sidney. 81. 320 McCarron. Uobcrt. 366 McCarthy, Dorothy, 101 McCarthy, Frank, ISO, 330 MeCarty, Russell. 363 McC ' auKhi-y. William. 371. 431. 433. 110 McCnuley, Edward, 343 McClain. Alan. 81 McClarren, Richard. 81 McClarren, Ruth, 81, 266 McCluary, Paul, 363 McCleery. Marquis. 405 McClelland. Frank. 321 McClintocK, James. 364 McCloud, Walter. 348 MeClure. Donald. 138. 323 McCluie. Ceoiue. 322. 431 McClurc, Joseph, 151, 323 McClusky, Christopher, 348. 449 McCoard. George. 311. 432. 433 McCollan. Edna, 409 McCollock, Elmire, 288 McConaughey, John, 244 McConkey, Alice, 81 McConnell, Arden, 180 McCiinnell, Rohert. 343 McConnell, Matthew, 128, 250. 260. 262. 264. 278. 338. 438 McConnell. William, 81 McCord, Betty Lee, 81, 209, 235, 241, 253, 278, 280, 393 McCormick, Robert, 382 McCoy, Donald, 365 McCoy, Frank, 370 McCoy, James, 346 McCracken, William, 21 McCrea, Ruth, 244, 406 McCieady. Joseph, 3, ' 8 McCreiKht. David, 367 McCrimmon, John, 365 McCue, William, 81 McCuen, Glen, 324, 364, 433, 447 KcCulloch, Ray, 365 McCuIloui, ' h, Elson, 365 McCulloUk ' h, GeorKe, 344, 467 MeCuUour. Mildred. 412 McCune. Stokes, 262 McDaniel, Roy, 299, 300, 324 McDaniels, George, 321 McDermott, Gerard, 332 McDill. Donald. 365 McDonaia, Isabel. 82. 244. 251. 258. 261. 470 McDonald. Jane. 82. 101 McDunahi. MarKaret. 401 McDonnell. Elizabeth. 401 McDc ' Ugal, Homer. 371, 448 McDowell, Daniel, 313 McDowell. Genevieve. 472 McElheny. Joserih. 316 McElroy. Arvine, 353. 461 McElroy. John. 461 Mciilvoy. J. E.. 449 McEowen. Roy. 322. 463 McEwen. Lloyd. 334 McEwen. Milton. 348 McFarland. Robert. 82. 363 Mcearland. Stanley. 352 McFarland, William, 274. 436 McFarren, Richard, 322 McGeehan, Walter, 326 McGill, Louise, 82, 246, 255. 286. 287. 437. 4.53. 454. 471 McGill. Mary. 415 McGinnis. Robert. 313 McGlinchev. Chloe. 439 MeCoff. Clarence. 82. 343 McGraw. Katherine, 273, 454. 471 McGrew. Charles. 82. 269 McGrew. Daniel, 364 McGrifT. Rollins. 367 McGuire. Ann. 401 McGuire. Catherine. 82 McGuire. Elizabeth. 401 Mcllhcnny. Valora. 271. 272. 406 Mclntyre. Frank. 371. 418 Mct MV. HuKhina. 454 MciTee. Wilbur. 376 McK.nzie. Carl. 363 McKenzie. Helen. 415 McKenzie. Robert, 342 MclTinley, Wallace, 373 McKinley, William, 310 McKinney, Dwight, 448 McKinney. Ralnh, 325, 376 McKinney, William. 82 McKinnie, John, 322 McKinnon, Benson. 349 McKnighl. GeorKe. 430 McKnighl, Marie. 82 McLalchy, .losephin ' , 433 McLaughlin, Charles, 318 McLaughlin, John, 138 McLaughlin, Melba, 272 McLaughlin, R. R. 146 Mel.eod, Elhel. 82 Mcl.eon, Ethel. 458 McManigal. Allen. 310 McManus. Fred. 376 McMillen. Harold. 210 McMlllen. John. 82. 328 McNamara. Anna. 400 McNeal. Charles. 82 McNeill. John. 312 McNeill. Russell. 241, 243, 252, 264, 312 McN ight, Belmont, 321 Mcisinch. Joseph. 365 McNufl. Edith. 454 McNult. John. 3 3 McPeak. Clayton. 365 McPeak, David, 180, 320 McPherson, William, 29, 232, 313, 382, 430, 431, 433 McQuaid, Eugene, 29b ' , 388, 426 McSweeny, John, 332 McWhinney, Frank. 349 MeWilliams. Odessa. 83 M MacCracken. Brooks. 282. 294. 296. 426 MacDonald. Clarence. 137. 322 MacDonald. Loretta. 289. 409 MacDonald. William. 310 MacDuffee. Cyrus. 432. 433 MacFailand. Henrietta. 244. 25S. 415 MacMahon. James. 317 MacMahon. Ruby. 439 MacLaughlin. Ralph. 83 MacMillan, Maide. 439 Ma. Chieh. 448 Mabiy. Henry. 153 Machetanz. Fred. 265. 311 Mack. Albert. 300. 349 Mack. Clinton. 83 Mack. Edward. 371. 430. 131. 433 Mack. Egbert. 20. 382 Mack. Eugene. 32. 250. 269. 277. 349 Mack. Ruth. 399 Mack. William. 302 Mackey. Floyd, 463 Mackey, Frederick. 165 Mackey, Lloyd, 368 Mackinbach, Julia, 406 Marlden. Conwell, 314 Madden, John. 340. 446 Madden, Russell, 311 Madilock, Richard. 83. 363 Maridox, Lnura. 170 Maddox. Marguerite. 439 Madduz. John. 378 Madory, Margaret. 288 Maerkle. Wallace. 331 Magar. Edward. 180. 315. Magley. Stanford. 83 Magruder.. William. 315. 433. 411 Mahaffey. Margaret. 405 Mahan. Victor. 83, 365 Maher. James. 83 Mahlmeister. Mary. 437 Malarney. Philip. 327 Mallett. Richard. 339. 455 Malkiry, Lloyd, 83 Mallory. Willis. 83. 416 Malone. Norman. 217. 331. 164 Manahan. Helen. 195. 196. 156. 171 Manheck. Frank. 318. 366 Manheim. Judith. 285. 101 Mann. Cleta. 170 Mann. Clyde. 315 Manney. Charles, 343 Manny, Josephine. 439 Maner. Wayne. 252 Mansfield. Edith. 289 Manson. Edmund. 433 Manthey. Kenneth. 83. 333 Mantilla. Victor. 156 Mantle. E. R., 150 Mantz. Howard. 331 Ma|)le. Alice. 401 Mapl -. Louis. 118 Maras. Bernard. 322. 387 Marehus. Dorothy. 470 Marcus. Sam. 290. 291 Mardy. I.. D.. 461 Marek. Elmer. 138. 116. 320 Margolin. Fannie, 83, 472 Margolis, Edith, 83, 408, 420 Margolise. Robert, 329 Marinelli. Francis. 315 Marion. Kathryn. 402 Mai ' k. Mary Louise, 409, 1211. 130 Marker. James. 320 Marker. Virginia, 109 Markey, Francis, 325 Markey, Kathleen, 389 Markland, John. 265. 310 Marksburv. Mary. 139 Markwtjod. Ray. 376 Marmel. Dorothy. 81. 415 Marmonta. .Aidona. 197 Marotta. John. 301 Maniuis. Franklin. 133. 441 Marsh. Edred. 84. 450 Marsh. Elva. 470 Marsh. George. 180 Marsh, John, 84 Marshall. Cloyd. 322. 462 Marshall. Donald. 385 Marshall. Eilwai ' d. 325 Marshall. Eleanor. 285. 399 Marshall Elmer. 449 Marshall. George. 84. 202, 241, 251, 278, 282. 294, 296. 318. 426 Marshall. Olive. 406. 471 Marshall. Robert. 367 Marshall. Wilbur. 128 Marsico. John. 345 Martenna. Jerald. 450 Martello. Gilbert. 467 Martin, Arthur, 369 Martin, Hetty, 393 Martin, Carl, 84, 433 Martin. Charlotte. 288 Martin, Dorothy, 397 Martin, Elizabeth, 271 Mai-tin. Enona. 417 Martin. Esther. 394 Martin. Evart, 448 Martin, Gertrude. 470 Martin. Harry. 317 Martin. Helen. 439 Maitin, Lydia. 417 Martin, Ralph, 448 Martin, Sarah. 417 Martin. Thelma. 288 Marzetti. Irene. 128. 396 Mascharka. HeTcn. 472 Masek, Nettle, 289 Mason. Beth. 84, 409, 434 Mason, Gladys. 288, 414, 454, 466 Mason. Harold. 138. 324, 375 Mason, Horatio. 84. 176. 216, 299, 300, 364 Mason, Louise, 411 Mason, Nancy, 434 Masonbrink. Edward, 333 Massar, Hubert, 128, 260, 265, 266. 321. 369 Massman. George. 311 Masson. Donald. 314 Master. Sinith. 252 Masters. Jacob. 331 Masters. William. 313 Mathews. Irene. 287. Mathews. Richard. 262. 265. 330 Mathews. Robert. 315. 362. 384. 129 Matonis. Joseph. 316 Matson. James. 265. 273. 376 Matthias. Alice. 391 Matthias. Florence. 394 Matthias. John 278. 323. 375 Mathiasei-.. Bcnnet. 312 Mathieu. Aron. 356 Mattchet. Robert. 313 Mattingly. Dennis. 258 Maltison. Alvina. 84. 289 Mattle. Miller. 467 Maull. Charles. 265 Mavis. Olen, 30O. 369 Maxlield, Francis. 421 Maxwell. Howard. 365 Maxwell. Joseph. 383. 45S. 166 Maxwell. Paul. 84 May. Walter. 274. 334 Maver. Charles. 312 Mayer, Frances. 81. 292. 408. 420 Mayer. Katherine. 397 Mayer. Margaret, 288 Mayer, Martha, 272 Maybew. John, 376 Mnvnard, Harold. 324. 380, 136 Meacham, George. 449 Mead. Robert. 319 Meadow. Edward. 355 Meaner, Albert, 343 Means, Hugh. 367 Means, .lohn. 321 Means, Dr. John. 371 Means. Dr. Russell. 264. 374 Mechem. Betty. 473 Meek. Adrienne. 261. 271 Meilaugh. Winona. 84. 400 Mehl. Lawrence. 376 Meblmann. Clara. 84 Mek. Abe. 356 Meikle. William. 318 M.Mklejohn. Robert, 250, 312, 328 Meinhardl, Carl, 378 Meisel, Leon, 354 Meisol, William, 356 Meistcr, John, 3T4 [538] MelchtnK. Loonard, 246, 2Bti, 364 Mullott. James. 3U1 M ' lvin. (Icorne. 12K M. ' iii!.-. EclwHiii. :U7 Mt ' likf. Jniiiini-. f. l6 M.iiki-. Maurii-f. 128. 371 MfiwiitiKfr. Uobert, 327 Mcnlr.ir. lliliri. 470 M.ic.i. Janus. 138. 318. 461 MiiciT. Mildrtd. 86. 288 MiiciT. WaltcT. 370 Mir.-ililh. Hcmhi-I. 320 Minilith. Janu ' s. 274. 323 Mi-ri ' ilith. Itoy. 376 Mi ' r ' ctT. Samuel. 376 Merrick. Cerard. 343 Merrill, Helen, 400 Merrill. Warner. 334. 382 Merrinian, .Ii si-|)h. 226. 262 Merriman. Waller. 366 Merry. William, 85. S . 340 Merwin. Donald. 314. 362 Messenger, Lewis. 348, 455 Messier, Cornelius. 373 Metealt, Helen. 397 Metealf, Paul, 331 Metcalfe. Mabel. 271. 272. 286. 287. 471 MeUalfe. VirKinia. 266. 2S8. 416 Mettle. Miller, 334, 449 Mettkr. Helen. 414. 453, 454 Met .. Barbara. 85 Met?.. Haskell. 383 Met .. Kalph, 273 Metier, Raymond, 343 Metzirer, Lloyd. 265 Melzfer. William, 316 Meuthinii, Ruth. 405 Meyer, Bernard, 430, 433 Meyer, Herbert, 85, 333 Meyer, Mary. 406 Meyer. Mildred, 392 Meyer, Theodore, 128, 138, 142. 208. TliK 318 Meyers. Elmer. 311. 452 Meyers. Harry. 85. 339 Meyers. Marion, 382, 433 Meyers, Mary, 392 Meyerson, Joseph, 85 Meyerson, Lawrence. 350 Mezcev. Lloyd. 272. 321 Meztrcr, Viri;il, 278 Mieha. ' l. Harry, 337 Michael, Robert, 337 Miehaelis, Otto, 272 Michel, Charlotte, 129, 395 Michel, W, 448 Michell, C.ussie. 288 Michener, Alvin, 450 Middleton, Richard, 252. 318 Miesse. Russell, 386 Miclets, Andi-ew, 365 MilcolT, Barnard, 176, 336 Miles, Mary, 411 Milcti, John, 345 Miley. Robert, 268, 274 Millar, Haivey, 85. 366 Millar, Sara. 85. 196. 196. 278, 391 Miller, Albert. 371 Miller, Anahel, 2SR Miller, Arthur, 371, 448 Miller, Bernice, S5 Miller, Calvin, 318 Miller, Charles, 274 Miller, Cheryl, 273. 398 Miller. t)an. 318 Miller. Donald. 365 Miller. Earl. 366 Miller. Edith. 410 Miller. Ertwin. 353 Mill.r. Elisc. 271. 272 Miller. Eli7.abeth. 398 Miller, Krvin, 138 Miller. Evelyn, 393 Miller, Korest, 318 Miller, Francis, 452 Miller, Georee, 85. 300 Miller. Clendon. 299. 300. 448 Miller. Harold. 85. 301. 334. 430. 411 Miller. Herman. 260. 330. 130 Miller. Hermann C. 377 Miller. Howard. 33R Miller, Irwin, 348 Miller, Jeanette, 8 ' . 401. 434 Miller. Jerome. 382. 431 Miller. John. 138. 318 Miller. Joseph. 382 Miller. Junior. 363 Miller. Kenni ' th. 385. 449 Miller. Leonard. 86. 248. 335 Miller. Lvsle. 300, 339 Miller. Marion. 457 Miller. Mariorie. 409. 458 Miller. Marshall. 269 Miller. Michael. 86. 365 Miller. Muriel. 272 Miller. Palmer, 265. 266. 376 Miller. Pauline. 397. 470 Miller. I ' hiliii. 86. 333 Miller. Ramon. 129. 348 Miller. Raymonil. 274. 348 Miller. Ralph. 382 Miller. Rex. 86. 138. 365 Miller. Rowland. 86. 310 Vliller. Russell. 334. 4511 Miller. ShelTord. 250. 349 Miller. Vernim. 316. 424 Miller. Wallace. 274. 334 Miller. William. 365 Millholland. Emmet. 320 Milliuan. Constjince. 472 Milliuan. l- ' rederick. 86. 138. 139. 143. 202. 240. 241. 250. 278. 252. 282. 313 Milliken. Cecil. 383 Milliken. Eilward, 86. 451 Mills, l.i ' norc. 437 Mills. Marion. 326 Mills. William. 364. 430. 433 Millstone. Philip. 292. 350 Milner. Esther. 409. 454 Milner. Ross. 364. 465 Minchin. Howard. 379. 430. 433. 457 MindPinK. Luther. 246. 383. 453 Mink. Mary. 407 Minton. Elsie. 413. 437 Minton. Kathryn. 406 Mintz. Simon. 336 Miranda. Doi-otJiy. 411 Mircheff. Anastasia. 289 Mirick. Dustin. 359, 461 Mitchel. Joseph. 327 Mitchell. Dorotha. 86. 205. 272. 453. 454 Mitchell. Harriet. 393 Mitchell. John. 86, 367 Mitchell, Robert, 316, 440 Mitiska, Georpce, 364 Mitiska, taddie, 452 Moats, Carl. 365 Moats. Lucile. 393 Mobbcrly. Dr. Ollie. 366. 428 Mock. Alvin. 86, 300. 385. 449 Movr. Margaret. 412 Mohr. Elizabeth. 271. 407 Moler. William. 86. 145 MollencamiL . Ivin. 353 Molnar. Louis. 467 Mnni;, Evelyn. 393 MonKer. Thomas. 339 Monroe. Maritarct. 86. 286. 287. 471 Monroe, Viola, 87 Montgomery, Arthur, 349 Montvromery, Blanche, 87, 195, 439 Mont romery, Howard, 252 Montgomery, Jeremiah, 32, 87. 202. 208. 241. 250. 252. 278. 323 Montgomery. Lewis. 455 MontKomcry. Paul. 319 Montwid. Geraldine. 408 Moody. William. 327 Moon. Hazel. 417 Mooney. Bernard. 137. 178. 338. 467 Moore. Alberta. 406 Moore. Alice. 402. 472 Moore. DouKlas. 321. 452 Moore. Earl. 373. 463 Moore. Edna. 87 Moore. Eleanor. 87. 261. 265 Moore. Florence. 439 Moore. Franklin. 87. 344 Moore. James. 314 Moore. Kenneth. 208 Moore. Myrtle. 472 Moore. Olin. 430 Moore. Reece. 449 Moore. Robert. 87 Moore. Robert P., 87. 331. 375 Moore. Sylvester. 342 Moore. William. .124 Moore. William C. 129. 362 M .-or.-. William M.. 274. 446 Moore. William R.. 274. 315 Mooieheaii. Blanche. 87 Moorehead, Florence. 416 Moorheail. .loseph. 294 Moran. Fred, 464 Morelani;, Theodore, 319 Mon look, William, 247 Morijan, Catherine, 403 Moritan, Clark, 313 Mork-an, David, 312 M..r , ' an. David E.. 268. 311 Morgan, Mariraret, 87. 138 Mnru ' an. Mark. 376 Moriran. Oscar A.. 87. 449 Morgan. Richard. 440 MorKan. Romain -. 88 Moruan. Ru.ssell. 88. 449 .Mort an. .Sara. 109 M(u-iarty. Eilward. 87 Mi rilz. Henry. 329 Mcirkovaki. James. 88. 450 Morley. Marion. 470 Minlock. William. 343 Mfjrner, Lorena. 471 Morr. Georne. 387 Morrey. Charles. 316. 430. 433. 437 Morrey. Lowell. 317 Morrill. Lewis. 2. ' iO. 278. 280. 372. 430. 438 Morris. Charles. 432 Morris. Clyde. 324. 328, 433. 441 Morris. Elizabeth. 419 Morris. Floyd. 300 Morris. Harry. 321 Morris. Inez. 88 Morris. Mary. William. .339. 396 Morrison, Carl, 256 Morrison, Marjory, 473 Morrison. Paul. 88. 326 Morrison. Peter. 441. 464 Mf)rrow. Charles. 464 Morrow, Ford. 347 Morrow. Frederick. 328 Morrow. Max. 347 Morrow. William. 328 Morse. Howe. 322 Morse. Kermit. 88. 465 Morse. Marian. 288. 405 Morton. Gae. 88. 254, 278. 407 Morton. Harold. 386 Mosley. Harry. 88. 449 Moser. Barbara. 272. 472 Moser. Lewis. 242. 335 Moss. Mrs. Chas.. 272 Mote. Albert. 262. 314 Moul. Charles. 333 Mountjoy. Lawrence. 88. 246. 300. 351. 438. 461 Moyer. Robert. 363 Mramor. Frank. 363 Muall. Charles. 321 Muckley. Robert. 247. 328. 449 Mueller. I ' atherine. 88. 404 Mueller. William. 370. 433. 410 Muhlman. Louis. 328 Muhleman. R. F.. 464 Mumm. Harry. 88. 280. 299. 300. 332 Vtumiier. Earl. 428 Mundhenk. Marian. 471 Munkel. Josephine. 396 Muntzinc. Harold. 296 Munyan, Bettv. 88 Murphev. Robert. 89 Murphy. Harold. 327. 346. 452 Murphy. Joseph. 386 Murphy. Dr. Link. 374 Murphv. Paul. 88. 352 Murphy. Pete. 311 Murphy. Robert. 257. 441, 449. 451 Murray. Lawrence. 383 Murray. Louis. 89. 349 Murstein. Murcia. 472 Muss rave. Fredei-ick. 208 Musprave. Mai-y. 413 Mussclman. Jeanne. 271. 399 Musselman. .lohn. 451 Myers, Alice. 393 Myers. Bernice. 472 Myers. Dillon. 364 Myers. Emelie. 394 Myei ' s. James. 129. 467 Myers. Joseph P.. 332 Mvers. Joseph S.. 240. 258. 310. 372. 430. 438 Myers. T.eland. 328. 464 Mvers. T,o;r n, 352 Myers, L uclla, 472 Myers, Marion, 364 Mvers, Rrberl, 89, 316 Myers, Victor. 334 Myers. William. 274 N Neill. Owen. 300. 384 Neilly. John. 318 Ncipp. Morton. 294. 296. 388 Neiswander. Neil, 89 Nelander. Parke. 314 Nelson. Vmalie. 439 Nelson, (iurney. 358 Nelson. John. 312 Ni ' mee. Josej.h. 388 Nemeth. Blase. 89. 300. 353 Neshitt. Betty. 411 Nesbitt. Frances. 411 Ne.sbitt. Marxarct. 285. 394 Ncske. Albert. 301 Nesser. John. 138. 147 Nesser. William. 180. 310 Neubauer. Curtis. 89. 352 Neubrecht. Kenneth. 323 NeuTanK. Paul. 330 Neuman. Alvin. 89. 138. 139. 168. 227. 256. 336 Neunherz. Myra. 439 Newell. Henrietta. 439 Newell. Leonard. 376 Newhouse. Russel. 272. 300. 357. 435. 446 Newlon. Robert. 320 Newsham. Robert. 327 Newton. Dorothy. 437 Newton. Jeanette. 89. 398 Newton. John. 338 Nice. Harold. 272 Niebol. HerhiMt. 269 Nichol. Hubert. 320 Nicholas. Carl. 90 Nichols. Helen. 289 Nichols. Henrietta. 471 Nichols. Jeanette. 395 Nichols. John. 333. 467 Nichols. Mahlon. 129 Nichter. Lawrence. 343 Nickel. Theodore. 269. 349 Nida, Glenn. 325 Nida-Brannan. Helen. 90. 4112 Nihizcr. Lawrence. 374 Nikoilym. Chester. 341 Nincehedser. Elizabeth. 413 Nisscn. Ruth. 397 NLssila. Helen. 289 Nitschke. GeorKia. 411 Nitschke. James. 369 Nixon. Kenneth. 246. 383 Nixon. Oron. 342. 464 Nixon. Tbelma. 417 NofzinKer. Mary. 90. 287. 454. 470 Nolan. Hazel. 472 Nolan. James. 90. 375 Nolan. Robert. 343 Nold. Harry. 385. 433 Noll. Carl. 329 Noon. Paul. 269 Norcross. Clyde. 90 Norholdt. Lewis. 334 Nordstrom. Karl. 382 Norman. Carl. 328. 433. 441 Norman. William. 331 Norris. Charles. 300. 327 Norris. James. 262. 274. 436 North. Cecil. 426 North. Elle 134. 211. 241. 261. 277. ••-M. 391. 456 North. Lester. 176 North. William. 220 Norlhrup. Clarence. 129, 42 ' 4 Norlhrup, Lowell. 314 Noyes. .- rthur. 351 Nunem.aker. Charles. 90. 363 Nuntiesser. William. 300 Nunlcy. Florence. 472 Nupuf. Mina. 254. 265 Nye. GeorKe. 312 o Naddy. Dorothy. 89. 401 Nadell. David. 272 NafTziKCr. Luther. 440 NaKel. Leroy. 366 Natele. Alton. 320 Nannie. Joseph. 89 Narosny. Lillian. 472 Nash. Bert. 424 Nason. Lois. 272. 289 Ncalon. . nn. 401 Nec ter. Lawrence, 252 Neel. Fred. 451 Neff. Fred. 376 NeflF. J. C.. 348 NetT. John. m. 371 Nehuis. EuKene. 274 Oakley. Gcorce. 314 Oates. Paul. 90. 455 Oatman. Dean. 319 Obedcmeyer.. Martin. 365 Obenour. Sterlinir. 90. 363 Ober. Rov, 00. 450 Oberlander. Andrew. 137 Oberle. Geraldine. 401 Obetz, Robin. 90. 367 Obrecht. Georse. 90. 246. 364. 453 O ' Brien. Arthur. 363 O ' Brien. Edward. 343 O ' Brien. Harry. 330. 364 O ' Brien, Paul, 332 Ocker, Winston, 290 O ' Conner, Emmett, 269, 310 O ' Dcll, Evelvn, 288 Odcll, Joseph, 274, 312, 436 Odcll. Nelson, 387 O ' Donnell, Guy, 375 Oeveston. Geraldine. 288 Office, Marian, 90. 442. 458 Ojcnn, MarKOret, 91 OKier, Elizabeth, 413 OKilvie, David, 177, 330 Olflesbee, Wendell. 91. 432. 435. 441. 446 Ohmos. Earl. 91. 368. 447 Ohsner. Clarence. 138. 144. 277. 323 Oilun. M e. 429 Okerblo  m. Charles. 243, 265. 312. 458 Oldfleld. Catherine, 39L 471 Oldham. Elizabeth. 403 Oldham. Rowland. 91. 368 O ' Leary. Robert. 332 Olinuer. Robert. 313 Oliphant. Arden. 91 Olmer. Haltle. 471 Olmsted. Muerial. 472 Olsen. Harold. 137 Olsen. Harry. 370 Oman. Galen. 378. 44? Ondrey. Emil. 91. 342 Ornstein. Martin. 336 Ornstein. Max, 292 O ' Rourke. Edward, 371 Oniuist. Wilho, 366 Orwiler. Kenneth. 323 Osborn. Caleb. 385. 449 Osborn. Joseph. 270 Osborn. Thomas. 347. 369 Osborne. Joseph. 339 Osbourne. Raymond, 316 Osburn, Herbert. 364. 382, 433 Osburn. Raymond, 382, 433 O ' Shaui hnessy, Jeremiah. 91. 332 O ' Shaunhnessy. Joseph, 311 O ' ShaUKhncssy, Margaret, 391 Ossinjr, Marjorie, 411 Ostendorf. Gertrude. 395 Oster. Harvey. 334. 388. 464 Osterbaan. Benjamin. 219 O ' Toole. Austin. 375 Ott. Percy. 385. 432, 433. 441 Ottilie. Rohe. 437 Outcalt. Eleanor. 437 Overlander. Arlington. 91. 366 Overturf. Vivian, 364, 453. 463 Ovies. Joseph. 280. 343. 377 Owen. Dal. 449 Owen. .lohn. 376 Owens. Benson. 91. 265. 266 Owston. Gerahline. 91 Oyler. Gordon. 91. 340 Ozer. Dorothy. 264. 408 Ozer. Sol. 290 Ozcrsky. Ruth. 290 Pabst. Nelson, 314 Pace. Russell. 358 Packard. Esther. 91. 399 Packard. Marion. 318. 4.52 Packer. Mortimer. 332 Pa.ldock. Evelyn. 393 Paddock. Wendell. 322. 368. 433. 455 PafTimhariter. GeorKe. 428 Paffenbarner. Ralph. 331, 363. 464 Paite. Henry. 311 Pasc. James. 359. 451 Pallet. Samuel. 129 Paine. Phoebe. 289. 399 Paisley. Richard. 365 Palmer. Dwiitht. 337 Palmer. Harold. 338 Palmer. Helen. 285. 454 Palmer. Mae. 400 Palmer. Willard. 257. 371 Palmer. W illiam. 364 Pamula. Milo. 129. 341. 449 Pandolfi. Frederick, 92. 345. 387 Papurt. Maxwell. 355 Parcher. Frederick. 301 Parillo. John. 345 Parish. Edna. 92 Parish. Vireil. 9 ' . 340. 388 Park. Howard. 177. 310 Park. Jay. 312. 382. 433 Park. Joseph. 21. 30. 250. 260. 280. 317 Parker. Albert. 325 Parker. Florence. 398 Parker. GeorKe. 311 Parker. Harold. 448 Parker. Harold I... 138 Parker. Kenneth. 337 Parker. Mary. 401 Parks. Charles. 262. 269. 461 Parks. Thelma. 433. 471 Parris. Frank. 440 Parris. Fred. 300 [539] Parrish, Jack, 315 Parry. Gwyn, 325 Parsons, Abbic. 470 Parsons, Leroy, 323 Partlow. Max. 328, -149 Pasch. Dorothy. 92. 406 Passov. Daniel. 356 Pat naude. Charlotte. 471 Paterson. . lma. 20. 33 Patrieoir. Jack. 350 Patterson. Georne. 450 Patterson. Nef.la. 92. 471 Patterson. Walter, 138, 338. 375 Patton. Evelyn. 92 Patton. John. 330 Patton. Hillard. 464 Patton. Mary. 285, 411 Patton. Thomas. 429 Patty. John. 382. 432 Pany. Willard, 369 Paul. Hazel. 397 Paul. Molbert. 353. 464 Pausch. Robert. 317 Pavey. Charles. 92 Paxton. Harry. 349 Payne. Bernard. 315 Payne, Dorothy, 195 Payne. Herbert. 92. 300 Payne. Kenneth, 277, 326 Peabody, Merry, 285, 405, 470 Pearce, Melville. 371, 451 Pearce, VirKinia, 92, 261, 284. 395. 456 Peareh. William. 370 Peck. Aaron. 355 Peck. Alice. 415. 471 Peck Burton. 370 Peck. Edith, 439 Pcdrotty. Gerald. 252 Peebles. Robert. 461 PeeK, Ellsworth. 321 Peirce. Edna. 454 Pelton, Georee, 349 Pemberton. Isabel. 285, 392 Penderj ast. Margaret, 472 Penilleton. Fred. 349. 462 Pcndry. John. 92. 450 Pcnn. Helen. 417 Penney. Ruth. 92. 261, 456 Pcnrod. Jamis. 92. 344, 465 Pcppard. Betty. 392 Peppe, Louis. 312 Percival, Eleanor, 410 Perdue, Ann. 409 Pergler. Grace, 93 Perkins. Alden, 367 Perkins. RcKinald. 349 Perner. Frederick, 359 Perry. Elizabeth, 93, 254, 271, 400 Perry, Harlan. 274. 386 Persel. Nicholas. 343. 377 Pesola. Waino, 371 Peter. Victor. 93. 334. 464 Peterka. Frank. 387 Peters. Douglas. 349 Peters. EuKcne. 367 Peters. GeorKC, 315 Peters. Helen. 195. 397 Peters. Howard. 248. 349 Peters. John. 300. 357 Pct«rs. Martha. 400 Peters. Martha Mae. 402 Peters. Mildred. 287 Peters. Ralph. 373 Peters. Victor. 257. 265 PctersilKe. Albert. 181, 314 Peterson, Berton, 180 Peterson, Carl, 274, 318 Peterson, Hans, 424 Peterson, Henry, 353 Peterson, Lee, 313 Peterson, William, 446 Petrie. Kathryn. 289 Petrolewicz, Leo, 138 Petry, Charles, 129, 278, 326 Pettit. Lyle. 300. 387 PfaltZKraf. Herbert. 347 PfeifTer. Fred. 93. 138. 176. 245. 300 PfeilTer. John, 129 PfeifTer, Raymond, 93, 376 Pharis. Richard. 321 Phalen. Richard. 257. 277. 332. 458 Philby. Alfred. .331 Phillips. Bradway. 324 Phillips. Charles. 381 Phillips, Clarence, 93, 138, 175 Phillips, OeorKC, 346 Phillips, Glen, 03, 366 Phillips, James. 03, 261, 412 Phillips, Ned. 93, 425 Phillips. Russill. 129. 425 Philson. Mablc. 403 Phipps, Ray, 366 Piatt, Arnold. 467 PickerinK. Carl, 364. 466 PickerinB. Dorothy, 287, 458 Picket, Norma, 403 Pickett, Norma, 93 Pieper. Charles. 93. 248. 256, 269, 278, 338, 380, 438 Pierce, Francis, 171, 300, 347 Pierce, Howard, 138 Pierman, Zoe. 410. 453. 466 Pierson. Alberta. 235 Pierson. Walter. 283 Pieters. Lucrutla. 93. 417 Pietrafese. Josejih. 345. 351 Pike. Montgomery. 3 3, 377 Pilcher. Esther. 288 Pille. Elizabeth. 94. 401 Pinches. Harold. 447 Plotter. Elmer. 370 Plotter. Lloyd. 250. 370 Piper, Harry, 274. 436. 449 Pitt. Lyle. 363 Pixley. John. 327 Planak, John. 448 Planson. Beatrice. 94. 287. 416 Planson. William. 357 Platter, Dr. H. N. 374 Pier. Elizabeth. 290. 420 Plesko. Stanley. 272 Pk-teher. Paul. 339 Plumb. Charles. 324. 364. 433 Poch. Maurice. 273. 355 Poffenburjrer. Martha. 471 Pohlman. Joseph. 94 Pohlman. Temple, 262 Pokorny. Amelia. 272 Poland. Lola. 94. 288. 439 Polinj;. Eusene. 357 PolinK. Lewis, 347 Pollard. James. 21. 137, 438 Pollard. Marceo. 417 Polster. Sarah. 94. 439 Pomerantz. Max . 290. 291 Pomeranz. Abner. 335 Pond. James. 365 Pontius. Ralph. 322. 447, 462 Pool. Wilma, 94, 409 Poole, Lucille. 473 Poorman. Joseph. 369 Popa. Joseph, 383. 455 Popp. Milton. 282. 311 Poppleton. John. 175. 321 Poritz, Hyman. 290, 291 Porter. Adah. 289 Porter. Albert. 325. 433 Porter. Charles. 330 Porter. Dorothy. 410 Porter. Emerson. 311 Porter. Helen. 426 Porter. Raymond. 450 Porter. Roseamonde. 471 Porterfield. William. 428 Portz. Wade. 376 Post. Warren. 248. 319 Postle. Beatrice. 419 Postle. Lawrence. 300. 371 Postle, Martha. 406 Postle. Wendell. 311. 366. 428 Postlewaite. Neal, 32 Poston. Carl. 315 Poston. Charlenc. 241. 391 Poston. Clinton. 94. 465 Pr tter. Gertrude. 94. 409. 437 Potter. Howard. 348 Potter. Joseph. 242. 264. 320 Potter, Percival, 364, 447 Potts. Thomas. 294. 300. 349. 3SS Pr und. Joseph. 375 Pounders. Charles. 330 Powell. Charles. 317 Powell, Donald. 323 Powell. Marcy. 266. 269. 273. 274. 357 Powell. Ralph. 433. 441 Powell. Ruth. 398 Powell. ViiKinia. 398 Power. Donald. 312 Powei-s. Jane. 395 Pratt. Karl. 421. 430 Pratt. Melliourne. 326 Predmore. Merrill. 94. 364 Pressey, Sidney. 424. 430 433 Pressy. Lllella. 433. 439 Preston. Paris. 272 Preteh. Kenneth. 341 Price. Benjamin. 364. 462 Price. Edwin. 318 Price. Mabel. 288. 470 Price. Minnie, 437 Price. Robert, 129, 262, 300, 367, 450 Price, Salome, 94, 401 Price, Sherman, 314 Price, Mary, 400 Prickett, Mary, 94 Price, William, 331, 452 Prince, Rachel. 471 Printz. Donald. 344 Prior. John. 385 Prior. Romaine. 439 Pritchard. Esther, 394 Pritchard. Samuel. 449 Pritchard. William. 94 Prosser. Apnes. 288 Prout, Alice, 402, 471 Prout. Andrew. 365 Prout. Emma. 21 Provenza. Joseph. 95. 345 Provine. EuKene. 382 Prucha. Emily. 395 Pryatel. Edward. 341. 359 Pryor. Edward. 325 Pryor. George. 349 Pryor. Glen. 349. 462. 463 Puchstein. Albert. 432. 433. 435. 446 Puckett. Clarence. 342 Pudor. Russell. 366 PuKh. Albert. 430. 431 Pullins. Thelma. 272 Pulse. Paul. 95. 463. 467 Pumphrcy. Robert. 376 Purdy. Constance. 95. 409 Puseker. Ivan. 182 Puseker. Paul. 465 Puzenski. John. 95. 300. 442 Pyle. George. 300 Quackenbush, Howard. 95. 241, 315 Quale. Dorothy. 470 Quayle. Dorothy. 95 Quikdey. Willene. 288. 410. 453. 454. 466 Quill, Mary, 95. 471 Quillen. Louis. 453. 463 Quinby. Joyce. 288 R Raberdinu. Ocsar. 95 Rabinc. Milton. 354 Racer. Robert. 386 Radebaugh. Janice. 95, 410, 451 Radebaugh. William. 156. Radeczkv. John, 273 Rader. Bonna. 405, 473 Rader, Kenneth, 320 Rado, Jerome, 269, 272 Rador. Donald. 357 BafTeis. Josephine. 288. 403. 471 Rahr. William. 330 Raine. Maxwell. 367 Raines. Lester. 424 Rains, Doris. 95. 405 Ralph. Elizjibeth Ruth. 289 Ralston. Mary. 453 Rnmbar, Ernest. 329 Ramey. Fannie. 417 Ramney. Ralph. 365 Ramler. Gertrude. 95. 402 Ramrotb. June. 394. 472 Ramsey. Martin. 424 Ramsay. Ralph. 269 Ramsey. Raymond. 367 Ramsower. Harry, 364 Ramstbaler, Louis, 300, 328 Randall. G. E.. 446. 450 Randall. Walter. 313 Ranev. Vernon, 95, 464 Rankin, George, 382 Rannebarger. Alice. 266. 414 Rannels. Will. 442 Ranz. John. 324 Ranz. Pauline. 398 Ranz. Virginia. 411 Rnper. Stcxldard. 301 Rnpp. Oi-a. 365 Rardin. Thomas E.. 96. 278. 326. 365 Rardin. Virginia. 411 Rarick. Ruth. 411 Rnskowski. Leo. 138. 140. 149, 277. 331 Rasmus. Peter. 138. 170 Rasor. Alice. E.. 96. 209. 253. 261. 289. 391 Rasor. Eugene. 318 Rasor. Ralph. 365 Rasor. Samuel. 317. 432, 433 RatclifT. Ralph. 300. 398 Raudabaugb. Vivian. 96. 288 Rawlins. Benjamin. 365 RawBon. Clayton A.. 96. 243, 278. 280 Ray. Evelyn. 96, 397 Ray, Mabel, 471 Rayburn, Dorothy, 288, 405 Raymond. Ralph. 280. 315 Reagan. Russell. 311 Ream. Gerjrge. 310 Reamer. Sarah. 96 Reay. B. O.. 247 Reber. Adele. 395 Reber. Arthur. 96. 442. 458 Reboulet. LaVerne. 321 Rebrassier. Russell. 433 Reeker. Cloud. 250. 252. 343, 375 Reddington, Helen, 288, 470 Reddish, .loseph, 357 Re lhead. Orin. 323 Reece, Ethel. 414. 454 Reed. Alice. 96. 420 Reed. Chester. 322, 420 Reed. C. C. 447 Reed. Eugene. 130. 299, 300, 338 Reed, Frank, 330, 452 Reed, Jean, 459 Reed, John, 96, 450 Reed. Lawson. 316 Roeder, Charles, 214, 349, 430 Reeder, Raymond, 359, 449 Reel, Owen, 347 Reel. Philip, 367 Reelhorn. Eugene, 366 Reelhorn, Grace, 471 Reese. Ellsworth. 379, 457 Reese, Ellis, 96 Reese. Ralph. 466 Reeves. Morton. 424 Regan. David. 96, 245, 258, 27 8, 372 Reichart, Florence, 404 Reid, George. 192 Reid. Howard. 270 Reld. Olive. 287 Reidmaier. Howard. 349 Reidman. Cora. 398 Reif. Louis. 363. 428 Reighard. Frank. 357 Reighley. Mary. 403 Reiker, Gladys, 471 Reiker. John. 325 Reiland. Georgianna. 399 Reinhart, Elizabeth. 394 Reising. Edwin. 352 Reither. William. 430 Reitz. Mildred. 96. 401, 472 Remelin. Sue. 284 Renouf. Charles. 319 Renshaw. Samuel. 319. 424. 430. 433 Rentschler. Carl. 346 Repasky. John. 97 Repp. Theron. 465 Rericha. Bertha. 470 Resniek. Joseph. 290. 291 Rehter. Frances. 97. 287. 454 Retz. Lamonte. 363 Revin. Paul. 139 Reynolds. Charles. 269 Reynolds. Charles S.. 97. 202. 208. 240. 241. 251. 278. 318. 438 Reynolds. Deborah. 392 Reynolds. Jean. 417 Reynolds. Virginia. 394. 472 Rheinheimer. Edith. 292, 404 Rhoades. Margarito. 471 Rhoades. Richard. 330 Rhoiles. Beulah. 399 Rhodes. Hanson. 364, 465 Rhodes. Leona. 285 Rhulman. Jessie. 288 Rian. Charles. 365 Rian. rrville. 365 Ricard. Herbert, 97 Rice, Donovan. 139. 299, 300. 37S. 461 Riee. Dorothy. 397. 407. 450. 470 Rice. George. 376 Rice. George E.. 97 Rice. Herman. 337 Rice. Lucien. 318 Rice. Paul. 461 Richard. Evelyn, 263, 404 Richard, Hortense, 430, 432, 433 Richards. Edmund. 338 Richards. Elizabeth. 284 Richards. John. 325 Richards. Ralph. 377 Richards. Robert. 447 Richards. VIvienne. 398 Richards. William. 300. 318 Richardson. Dana. 368. 463 Richardson, Helena, 97, 278, 399 Richardson. Leonard. 322 Richell. Clarence, 301 Richey, Grace, 97 Richter, Margaret, 401 Richmond, Addison, 97 Richner, Charles, 366 Richwine, Anna, 400 Richwinc, Catherine, 285, 399 Riekatts. Nevin. 347, 449 Rickly, O. D.. 464 Rideout. Charles, 97. 138, 139. 184. 203, 241, 250. 251, 256, 279, 310, 377 Hideout, Milton, 310 Rider, Harry. 455 Ridings. Lucille. 265 Riebel. John. 349 Riecker. Gladys. 97. 421 Ricdman. Cora. 472 Riegel, Harry, 454 Riebl, RoVrt, 138, 166, 330 Riel, Marguerite, 402 Ries, Mildred, 472 Higgle, Robert. 265 Riggs. David. 208 Riggs. Jetur. 314. 373 Riggs. Lucille. 412 Higgs. Marian. 285. 393. 473 Higgs. Wilbert. 463 Hightmire. George. 19, 214, 229, 236, 317,, 321. 430 Rilcv. Lucille. 401 Rilev. Mary. 197. 470 Rilev. Richard. 455 Riley. Ruth. 393 Riley. Samuel, 97 Riley. S. W.. 450 Riley. Thomas. 323 Rinehart, Donald, 130 Ring, Wilfred, 264, 323 Ringer. Myrtle. 97 Ringgenberg. Lois. 98 Rings, Blanche, 409 Ringwald. John. 382 Rinkti. Paul. 98. 300. 465 Ritari. Arthur. 369 Ritchey. Wayne. 463 Ritchez. Elba. 344 Rittel. Eleanor. 130. 391 Ritter. Clifford. 328 Roach. Sara. 391 Robb. Joseph. 98 Roberts. Benjamin. 325 Roberts. Charles. 324 Roberts. Criffin. 341 Roberts. John. 365 Roberts. Mary. 288 Roberts. Ruth. 98 Robertson. Martha. 403 Robins. Earl. 329 Robinson. Boyd. 310. 387 Robinson. Edgar. 385. 435, 441. 446 Robinson. Gertrude. 405, 430. 434 Robinson, Howard. 380 Robinson, Hugh, 383, 462 Robinson, Lawrence, 98, 266, 352. 369 Robinson. William. 273. 274 Roblee. Betty, 392 Robson, Gail, 373 Robson, Pierce, 130, 371 Robyn, Bernicc, 472 Rochester, Charlotte, 473 Rochester, Kathryn, 401, 470 Rockaway, John, 170, 300. 311. Rockaway. Richard. 170. 181. 190. 311 Rocker. Francis. 404 Rocker. Manual. 265. 336 Rodenfels. Mary. 397 Rodgers. Crosby. 455 Roe. Belle. 416 Roebuck. L. A.. 450 Roemer. Wellington. 346 Rocnker. Charles. 366 Roother. Robert. 319 Roetkcn. A. A.. 446 Roetter. William. 348 Rogers. Bruce. 353. 464 Rogers. Crosby. 98. 368. 462 Rogers. Edwin. 257 Rogers. Harry. 313 Rogers. Milton. 337 Rogers. Sophie. 403. 430 Rogers. Ruth. 471 Rogers. Vance. 315 Rogerson. Tom. 229. 318 Rohner. Ralph. 300 Rohr. Lovell. 31?? Roleson. . lfred. 2 4 Romaine. Harold. 262, 266, 356 Romer, Frances, 130. 209. 261, 284, 391 Romoser, William, 274 Romshe, Howard. 368. 447, 455, 456 Ronnn. Wilbur, 442 Ronan, Wilbert. 378. 441 Rondebush. Doris. 407 Roof. Gale. 289 Rooks, Roy, 317 [540] Ruosc. Rnliih. 98. 363 Rtx.l. Alrni. I8. 31!1. 377 Rnst . (•cnrifc. 354 Rosi ' . Hiirolil. 317 Ki-si ' . Milton. 336 Riwi-. WilllBm. 319. 362. 129 R si l)l(M m. EuKt ' ne. -130 Rimcn. Doniikt. 3I)U RuHcnbnum, Stanley, 261, 292. 329 U.isiiiMniim. Noimiin. 329 H.. .iililuni. M.irlia. 3. ' 0 Ki s.iil)liiin. rauline. 285, ICIS. 172 RDsinhurit. Victor, 290 Rohonthnl, Justin, 292. 329 Roscnthiil, Louis. 273 Rnsfnthiilir. Ruth. 195. 241. 213. 261. 292. 498 Roaivciir. CIrHce. 130. 411 Rosewiitt-r. Milton, 270, 272, 290. 291 Roslund. .Inmcs. 300. 343 Ross. Chiiiloa. 325. 461 Ross. Ellin. 472 Ro.sa. EviTott. 313 Rosa. Jnmcs, 296. 388. 424. 426 Ross. La Moinc. 416 Ross. Marion. 375 Ross. Milan. 252 Ross. Robert. 98. 138. 269. 347 Rossbnch. Elinor. 430 Rosst ' l. Carl. 365 Rosael. James, 277, 313 Roth, Dale, 374 Roth. Glenn. 378. 467 Roth. Joh i. 366 Roth. Lelan.l. 353 Roth. Rose. 472 Roth. Thomas. 346 RothsehiW. Janet. 404. 420 R .thsehilil. Sarah. 253. 285. 4114 Rouiiebush. Alma. 437 Roudebush. Doris. 471 Roudebush. T.. M.. 274 Rouse. Shirley. 399 Roush. E. H.. 450 Roux. Kathleen. 98 Rowan. Everett. 148. 313 Rowe. Kenneth. 379. 457 Rowe. Pansy. 472 Rowland. Grace. 409 Rowland. John, 325 Rowland, Mary, 130, 254. 261. 280. 295. 409. 426. 431 Rowlan.ls. Esther. .993 Rowles. Howard, 98, 447, 463 Rowles, Mabel, 98 Rowlcs. Mary, 454. 472 Rowley. Milton. 313. 377 Roy. Yantis. 331 Roycr. Ray. 21. 137 Rozellc. Nelson. 426 Ruark. Mary. 99 Rubenstein, Samuel. 33G Ruil. Marjorie. 289 Rudin. Charles. 451 Rudy. Ann. 99. 403 Rudy. Robert. 99, 319. 3SS Rueclile. Wallace. 451 Ruess. Bret. 99 Rutr. Donald. 26. ' ; RuKKles. Clyde. 324. 377 RuCKles. Holmes, 266. 330 Ruh. Katherine. 130. 195. 196. 108. 409 Ruhl. Robert. 99. 327 Rukenbrod. Joseph. 326 Rumburjr. Mary. 99 Rumer. Faith. 393 Rumble. James. 339 Rumple. Henry. 176. 322 Rumsey. Alice. 289 Rundle. Iris. 289 Runnels. Charles. 373 Runyan. Nina. 402. 473 Rupert. Mildred. 130. -W5 Rupp. Emerson. 310 Rush. Fred. 99 Rush. Harry. 313 Rush. Harvev. 252. 277 Rusler. Charles. 294. 357 Russ. JoTiTl. S34. 441. 464 Russell. Alice. 400. 473 Russell. Glenn. 99 Russell. Helen. 271. 393 Russell. James. 386 Russell. Lillian. 99. 278. 394 Russert. Carl. 337 Rusl. Norah. 99 Ruth. Robert. 346 RutledKC. Eva. 4J0 RutledEC. Marnery. 99. 246, 410, 4.53. 451 Ryan. Carl. 342 Ryan. Eleanor, 40t Ryan. Harold. 370. 378 Ryan. James. 332 Ryan. Marlhel, 393 Ryan. Robirt. 99. 330 Ryan, Sara. 439 Ryholt. Cayle. 472 Ryder, Jack, 100, 435, 441. 446 Ryerson, Genikl. 100. 250. 265. 364, 447 Sabiiu ' . Ge jrKe. 430 Sabine. Mary. 459 Sack. Irvinjt. 335 Sackett. Mary. 130. 392 Sacks. J ,-seph. 290 Saile. John. 332 Sain, (irant. 312 Salter, Joseph, lllO. 334. 425 Sakuma. Vasohachi. 100 Salisbury. Albert. 461 Salisbury. Glen. 322. 461. 463 Salle. Lillian. 408 Salter. Frederick. 368. 431 Salter. Jesse. 396 Saltruper. Reva. 471 Salt?., John. 322 Saltz. Mariraret, 405 Sanmu ' t, Loy. 449 Sammet. Paul. 449 Sampson. Homer. 383. 430. 433 Samuels. Kenneth. 353 Sanborn. Mark, 100, 319. 377 Sandberj;. Elynor. 472 Sanders. Clarence. 365 Sanders. Joaejih. 331 Sanderson. Earl. 449 Sandford. Caroline. 391 Sandfort. Helen. 288 Sandles. Dorothy. 100, 396 Sandman. Russell. 346 Saniloe. Isabel. 407 Sandoe. Mary. 434 Sandrock, Maurice. 3639 Sandrock, Robert. 337 Sands. Fay. 211, 241. 277. 284. 405. 456 Sands. James. 329 Sands. Olive. 405 Sanger. Weldon. 100. 370 Sapii. Louis. 355 Sappenfield, James, 382, 430 Sarsent, Alfred. 177. 313 Sargent. Arthur. 277, 317 Sargent, Mina, 393 Satchcll, Philip, 449 Sater. Richard. 362 Satth ' r. Charles, 338 Sanders. John. ISO, 331 Sauer. Ray. 383 Sauerbrun. Dean. 319 .Sauer. Ray. 463 Sauge. Evelyn. 472 Sauvageet. John. 467 Sauvagoot. Paul. 365 Savage. Cyril. 341 Savage. John. 100. 442. 452 Savage. Thomas. 319 Sayre. Harold, 365 Sayre, Jasper, 382, 433 Seanlon, Ralph, 346 Sciarrotta, Ross, 102 Schaad. Joseph, 100, 246, 383. 453 Sehacfer. Dorothy. 412 Schaefer. Jacob, 440 Schaefer, Katherine, 287 Schaefer, Lucille, 472 Schaefer, George, 313 Schair. George. 366 Schaffer. John. 355 Schafler. Val. 138, 139, 143, 332 SchafTner, Folger, 227. 262 SehafTner, John, 382, 433 Schanfarber, Marvin. 336 Schear. Herbert. 138 Schear. Ralph. 350 Scheirier. Roy. 363 Scheetz. George. 100. 373 Scheible. Albert. 328. 441 Scheid. Robert. 331 Scheiderer. Kenneth. 364 Scheldt, Walter, 365 Schellenger, Stanley, 244, 326 Schenk, Dorothy. 100. 412 Scherer. Norman. 324 Scherer. Paul. 300. 364. 452 Schermer. Julius. 336 Schmidt. Elwood. 461 Schick. Helen. 430 Schick. Wilbur. 101 Schiff. .lames. 329 Schmidt. Edwin. 461 .Sehilllaith. Heitha. 439 Schillnuin. Ernest, till, 110 Sehleman, Helen, 195 Schl.i.lh. Howard. 318 Srhmi.ll. Charles. 338 Schmidt. Clauile. 382 Sihnii.lt. Hilene. 101, 422 Sehniiill, Milforil, 274, 383 Schmidt, Walter, 138, 151. 264. 277. 318 Schmink. Elwnod. 3 hi .Schmink. William, llil Schmitz, Josephine. 102 Schneider. Clara. 385. 394 Schneider, Dorcas. 394 Schneider. George. 366 Schneider. Ii-ma. 101 Schneiilei-. Nat. 367 Schneider. Paul. 299. 261 Schneider, Philip, 300, 332 .Schneider. Rudolph, 464 Schnell, Carlton, 380 Schnell, Frances. 395 Schnute. Edward. 264. 330 Schoelein. Adele. 470 Schoenboin. Edward, 332 Schoene. Carl. 101. -149 Schoenlaub, Charles. 101 138. 250. 2.52. 260. 269. 310 Schoenlaub. Doi-othy, 271, .Schofield, Henry, 385, 441 451 Scholer, Bella. 472 Schoenberg. Irving. 381 Schram. Donald. 301. 461 Schrciber. Oscar. 365 Schroder. Stanley. 101. 333 Schroedcr. Elmer. 382 Schweyer, Ernest. 102. 453 456 Schwindt. Howard. 365 Scott. Alice. 413 Scott, Aurelius. 358 Scott. Byron. 102, 349 Scott. Catherine. 471 Scott. Dale. 368 Scott. Ernest. 365. 433 Scott. Howard, 317 Scott, Kenneth, 102 365 Scott, Raymond, 332 Scott, Virginia, 393 Scott, Wilbur, 320 Scott, Willard, 283, 351 Scott, Wirt, 351 Scovell, Lucille, 288 Scribner, Byron, 270 Scudieri, Carlan, 243, 345. 458 Seabright, Edward. 451 Seabright. Mary, 406 Seager, Alfred, 102, 352 Seal, Robert., 243 Seaman, William, 340 Sears, Elizabeth, 102 Sears, Rosemary, 102 Searles, Wade, 102, 310 Sebach, Edna, 102. 411 Sebald. Charles. 331 Sechrist. Gladys. 472 Seerest. Robert. 363 Seddon. Charles. 137. 327 Sedgwick. James, 318 Seft, Arthur, 290, 291 Segel, Lillian, 472 Seibert. Samuel, 250, 252, 310, 377 Seidel, Hermagine, 102 Seifert. William, 274 Seig, Katherine. 437 Seigenthaler. Fern. 414 Seigh. Frank. 326 Seikel. Angella. 401, 472 Seikel, Mary, 102, 401 Seiple. Charles. 301. 461 Seitz, Ruth, 398, 473 Selby, Frederick, 386 Selby, Samuel, 180, 318 Selkcr, Florence, 103 Sellcn, Chester, 339 Sellers. John. 313 Semans. Harry. 28. 311. 366, 428 .Sepenwol. Rose. 471 Scrcik. Edward. 247 Seres. Andrews. 365 Service. Katherine. 103 Sctterlield. Hugh. 365. 382 Settcrlin. Raliih. 449 Sewell. Marjorie. 273. 288 Seymour. Everett. 359 Seymour, Henry, 310, 450 Seymour. John. 300, 386 Seymour, Raymond, 367, 433 Shafer, Donald. 318 Shaffer. Clarence. 103. 425 Shaffer. David. 130. 370 Shagrin. Seymour. 350 Shall. Morris. 354 .Shamansky. Isaac. 3T,4 .Shanan. Sol. 355 Shane. Francis. 103, 376 Shane. Wolfijrd, 138, 177, 264, 315 Shanely, Charles, 138, 351 Shapely, Jane, 437 Shanholtx, Marie, 407 Shank. Jacob, 328 Shannon, DeVere, 265, 273 Shannon. Jack. 385 Shapiro. Robert. 273 Sharon. Louis, 103 Sharp, Howard, 103, 376 Sharii, U ' e. 313 Shajp, Robert, 103 Sharp, Robin, 314 Sharp, William, 252, 313 Shavell. Elizabeth, 470 Shaw, Genevieve, 103, 255 492, 254 Shaw, Melvin. 103 Shaw. Myron. 375 Shaw. Robert, 369 Shaw, Seymour, 335 Shawaker. George, 365 Shawaker, Martha, 392 Shawver, Kathleen. 472 Shear. Herbert. 147. 350 ShectiM. Samuel. 355 Sheehan. James. 103 Sheely. Clyde, 382 Sheet s. Lois. 395 Shei ' ts. Maurice. 374 Sheetz. Jacob. 376 Sheible. O. E.. 449 Shelby. Margaret. 410 Sheldon. Don. 274. 325 Sheldon. Elliot. 409 Sh ' -liion. Laura, 271, 272 Sheldon. Martha. 402 Shell. Roy, 376 Shellabargcr, George. 241. 264. 315 Shell. Wead. 103 Shelton. Francis. 252, 278, 320 Shelton, Richard, 274, 320 Shepard, Charles, 365 Sheimrd, John, 300 Shepardson, John, 315, 446 Shepherd. Arthur, 450 Shepherd, John, 130, 313 Sharer, Beatrice. 421, 471 Sherer. Kenneth. 373 Sherman, Christopher, 316, 328. 441. 433 Sherman, Henry, 316, 449 Sherman, Hoyt, J80, 310, 442 Sherrer, John, 332, 387 Shcrtinger, Ray. 363 Sherwood. Charlotte. 103. 261. 244. 278. 391 Shimer. William. 430 Shinbach. Chester. 381 Shijiman. Russell. 368. 447 Shirike. Charles. 387 Shirley, Paul, 450 Shisler, Edgar, 357, 452 Shively. Harold. 315. 3:?4 Shock. Joseph. 332 Shoemaker. Bernard. 431 Shoemaker. Isaac. 368 Shoemaker. John. 324 Shollenbarger. William. 322. 463 Shouting. Daniel, 333, 377 Shoop, Erma, 104 Shoop, Virginia, 195, 288, 392 Shor, Sol, 461 Short, Mary, 104, 244 Shoupe, Charles. 338 Shoupp. Dale. 386 Shover.. Carolyn. 430 Shover. Grace. 432, 439 Shrene, Carl, 446 Shreve. Carl. 328 Shriber. Kenneth. 321 Shriber, Max, 356 Shriver, John, 104. 450 Shroyer. George. 104. 464 Shroyer. Roy. 321 Shuler. l- ' p-derick. 138 Shuler. John. 104. 300. 435. 446 Shull. Wilbur. 324 Shulman. Edward, 104, 208. 438. 240. 242. 278. 336 Shulman. Louis. 104. 138. 335 Shultz. Wilbur. 274 Shumard. Allan. 262. 274, 342, 436. 464 Shumway, Dr. Herbert, 366, 428 Shustick. Cecil. 350 Shutt. James. 321 Shuttleworth. Thomas. 300 Shultz. Wilbur. 334 Shyltz. May. 472 Shwartz. Henry. 426 Sickles. Clyde. 348 Sidilall, Emerson. 317 Siebert. Ruth. 393 Siebert. Wilbur. 23. 315. 430 Siedenburg. Dorothy. 104. 209. 253. 261, 284, 409. 426 Siegal. Arthur. 200. 291 Siegel. Martin. 242, 290, 366 Siegel, Paul, 290 Siegcl, Samuel, 104, 354 Siegenthaler, Fern, 254 Sigal, Alex, 350 Sigler, Roscoc, 446 Silbaugh, Ruth. 104, 261, 391 Silber, I outs, 450 Siler, Harold, 334 Silver, Edward, 447 Silver, Phillip, 329 Silversteen, Doiijthy. 394. 473 Silverstein. Edna. 243 Silvcrstein, Tressa, 404 Simes, Donald, 373 Simes. I,ewis, 317, 362, 429 Simms, Phillip, 349 Simms, Mary, 393 Simons, Betty, 397 Simons, Howard, 351 Simons, Jason, 299, 300. 321 Simider, Carolyne, 391 Simjison, Dorothy, 104, 261, 402 Simiison, George, 314 Simiison, John, 104 Sims, Harry. 299. 300. 332 Sinclair. Kathryne. 105, 396 Sine. Maurice, 350 Sinks, Albert. 243. 349, 388 Sipes, Annabel, 266, 399 Sipple, Ralph. 262. 367 Sitler. Forest. 455 Sitterly, John, 106, 255, 364, 465 Skinner, George, 446 Skipper. James. 359. 430 Skodak. Marie. 472 Skop, Davicf. 290 Skop. Morris, 105. 290. 291. 292 Skrobak. Marie, 454 Skuller, Jeanelte, 285 Slater. Harry. 449 Slatter. Erwin. 373 Sleesman. George. 382 Slemmer, Robert, 346 Slemmons. Janet, 285. 392 Slessman, Marie, 105, 409, 437 Slipher, John, 368 Sloane, Roscoc, 328 Sly, Robert, 105. 446 Small. Governor. 218 Smarrella. .lohn. 345 Smiley. Arthur. 322 Smith. Albert. 386 Smith. Alex. 105. 375 Smith. Alpheus. 433 Smith. Alva. 430, 433. 435 Smith. Annamae. 105. 407 Smith. Charles. 252. 299. 300. 385. 441. 449 Smith. Clayton. 431. 433 Smith. Curtis. 376 Smith, Don. 317 Smith. Doris. 391 Smith. Dorothy J.. 105. 458 Smith. Dorothy L.. 105. 472 Smith. Earl. 350. 435 Smith. Edward. 376 Smith. Elizabeth. 472 Smith. Elsie. 391 Smith. Emmet. 105. 265. 334. 446 Smith. Ernest. 317 Smith. Ethel. 453. 471 Smith. Evangela. 472 Smith. Foster. 105. 278. .327 .Smith. Frank. 270. 314 Smith. George. 320 Smith. Guy. 430 Smith. Hnttie. 417 -Smith. James. 331 Smith. John. 369 Smith. Katherine. 409. 473 Smith. Kenneth. 367 Smith. I.a vrence. 105. 465 Smith. Lillian. 106. 420 Smith. Lloyd. ' 366 Smith. Lowell. 365. 430 .Smith. Mar.iorle. 411 Smith. Martha. 399 Smith. Mary. 106. 287 Smith. Matthew. 375 Smith. Miles. 243. 265. 321 Smith. Morris. 311 Smith. Myrtle. 416 Smith, Ortha. 472 Smith. Orval. 331 Smith. Paul. 326 Smith. Philippine. 106 [541] Smith, Richard, 269, 359 Smith. Robert K.. 384 Smith. Robirt G.. 363. 367 Smith. Kobtrt H.. 331 Smith. Robiit y.. 327 Smith. Rolanii. 339 Smith, Samuel, 316, 356 Smith. Stanley, 138, 174 Smith. Walter. 106, 138. 171. 300 Smith. Warren. 321 Smith. Wilbur, 315 Smith. William, 347, 382 Smuclter, David, 300, 301. 449 Smyser, William. 314 Snashall, Dorothy, 393 Sneiiecker, Gerald. 351 Snedecker, Kafherine, 106, 409 Snedecker, Roger, 182 Snellins, Doris. 288 Sncthon. Myron, 331 Snider. Alfred, 386 Snider. Grace. 271 272 Snider. Helen. 106. 19. ). 196. 271, 410, 460 Snider, Isla. 272 Snider. Paul. 106. 300. 302. 435. 446 Snider. Van. 312 Snider. Wilma. 196. 466 Sniders. Myrtle. 272 Sniffen. Edith. 410. 430. 459 Snipes. Robert, 367 Snodi rass. George. 106. 244. 250, 251, 258, 278, 372 Snodgrass, Martha, 106 Snook, James, 325 Snowden. Kenneth, 313 Snyder. Carl. 337 Snvder. Dick. 366. 428 Snyder. Ernest. 367 Snyder. John C, 455 Snyder. John J., 106 Snyder. Kathryn. 470 Snyder. Lawrence. 137, 314 Snyder. Ralph, 333 Snyder. Ray, 385, 451 Snyder, Robert, 260, 265, 321 Snyder. Venida. 407, 471 Snyder, William. 106, 138. 139, 143. 208. 278. 318 Snypp, Josephine, 392 Snypp, Robert, 245, 262, 311 Sokol. Sylvester, 138 Soler, Dorothy, 106 Soler, Gilbert. 13S, 174, 347 Sc.lt. Robert. 374 Sommer. Carl. 2S6. 380 Sommer, Walter. 107. 138. 166, 346 Sorenson, Norman. 368 Southard. Elizabeth, 277, 392 Spaeth, Louise, 420 Spahr. John 325 Spanwler. Dolly. 471 Spangler. Fred. 339 Spancler. Gertrude, 473 SpanKler. Herbert. 384. 436 Sparks. Josephine. 400 Sparnon. Lillian. 470 Siiarrow. Christine. 288 Sliarrow. Madeline. 288 Spaulding. Henry, 315 Speaks, Kenneth. 370 Speer. Fred. 373 Speicher. Clyde. 365 Spencer. Calvin. 365 Spencer. Earl. 107. 366 Spencer. Ethel. 439 Spencer. Henry. 430 Spencer. Richard. 310 Spencer-Strong. George, 107. 359, 451 Spengler, Joseph, 430 Sperber. Carl. 350 Srdcer. Donald. 363 Spiegel. Alvin. 336 Spieker. Edmund, 433 Spiger. Evelyn. 394, 470 Spindler. Margaret, 470 Spires, St ' phen, 451 Sidaver. David. 290 Spohr. Louis. 365 Sp. hr. Raymond, 107. 387 SiHihr. ' rheo Iore, 365 Sjirague. Howard. 363 Siirague. Vint m. 446 Kpralt. John. 274. 319 Siirenger. Wilhelmina. 287 Spring. Guy. 372 Spring. Rolland. 107. 449 Springer. Paul. 313 Springer. Robert. 378 Springer. Virginia. 396. 435 Spry. RolKTt, 300. 44r, Spurrier, Marion, 107. 261. 394 Sroufe. Douglas. 376 Stants. Eliiabeth. 394 Stacy, Harold, 107, 244, 258, ;£ia, 3 )2, 3i2 Stalliebaen. Harold. 301. 467 .- uinorti. ueuige, 3,0 hlalloril, mildred. 453. 454 dialioiu. Kiyperl, - i-l StanI, Hcnton, 324, 364, 447 hiam, IJpal, 10(, 409 anl. v illiam, 320 Stair. Robert. 339 .• taUer. tleJen. 415 btaiey. f rederick. 334 biaiey. tjordon. 137 Staley. Leo. 338. 467 MalKer. Maiy. 391. 472 :s,allings. Henry. 363 Stansbei-ry, Elmer, 446. 449 Staiilorth, Angelene. 2n, 272 Slaiiiorth. Mary, 107. 413 Stanforth, Konald. 300, 328. 449 Stanley. LeRoy. 378 Stanley, Sara. 391 Stansberry, Elmer. 107, 256, 385 Stanton. Sara. 107 Stanton. ' I ' htodore. 314 Staples. Leonard. lOi . 138. 139. 184. 380 Stark. Paul. 386 Stark. Dr. Frank, 366, 428 Starr. (Jeorge, 37 Starr, Richard, 252 Starr. Robert. 311. 338 Stauber. Frederick, 356 Stayman, Robert, 108, 379, 457. 458 Stayroek. Raymond. 378 Stecher. Joseph. 108. 375 Stecker. Martin. 339 Stedeni. E. J.. 367 Stetb. Carl. 21. 32 Steeds. Mary, 131 Steele. Karl. 300, 330 Steele, Kenneth, 131, 371, 448 Steele, Portia, 402 Steenrod. Russell, 274, 436 Steffel. Dr. Victor. 366, 428 Steger, Byron, 273 Stegner. Robert, 311 Steiert. Arthur, 108, 300 Steiger, Helen. 409 Stein. Abe. 355 Stein. Carl. 131 Stein. Esther. 407. 471 Stein. Karl. 108. 330 Stein. Stella, 286. 408 Steinberger, Paul. 241, 252, 313 Steiner, Dean. 322 Steiner. Margery, 405, 472 Steinle. Mary. 427 Stembeig. Martha, 401 Stelzer, Joe. 300 Stemen, William. 431, 433 Stephan, Lewis. 365 Stephens. Edward. 138 Stejihens, Marion, 273. 419 Stephens. Matthew. 384 St--phens, Virginia. 394. 472 Stephenson. Geneva. 265, 434 Stern. Herman. 336 Stern. Vera. 406 Sternberg. John. 338 Steuart. Ernest, 378 Stevens, Charles, 208 Stevens. Frank. 108. 319. 362 Stevens. Criselda. 108 Stevens. Helen. 411 Stevens. Lura, 398 Stevens. Mary. 108. 415 Stevens. Richard. 312 Stevens. Mrs. William. 421 Stevens. William, 373, 386 Stevenson. Grace, 439 Stevenson. Mary. 407 Steward. Sam. 351 Stewart. Adam. 342 Stewart. Blanche. 108. 280. 284. 398. i20 Slew.irt. Charles. 262. 265 St,-wiiit. Forest. 242. 334 Stc-wnrl. Glenn, 379, 467 Stewart, Grace. 433 Stewart. Hurry. 313 Stewart. Louis, 108. 247. 260. 267. 300. 302. 435, 443, 446 Stewart. Mabel. 415 Stewart. Paul. 310 .Slewarl. Wilbur. 466 Stewart. William. 108. 311 .Stickel, Edwin, 367 Stickler. James. 339 Steinle. Mary. 472 Stilwell. John. 108, 342 Stimson. Stephen. 108. 450 Sline. Chester. 344. 386 Stine. Ralph. 386 Stinson. William, 344 Stingley. Charles. 386 Stitiell, Edward, 332 Sliver. Victor. 269 St. John. Clement. 109. 366 St. John. Donald. 109, 300 St. John. Lynn. 137, 317, 374 St. John. Wilbur. 310 Stoekdale. Paris. 2,3. 430. 433. 440 Stocker. Arthur. 109. 446 Stocker. Clarence, 337 Stoekwell. Herbert, 109, 250. 374 Stoll, Lucille. 195. 196, 197, 400. 460. 471 Stoll.r. William. 449 Stolti. Robert, 324. 368 Stone. Evelyn. 290 Stone. Julius, 20, 46 Stone, Ferdinand, 241. 252. 265. 282, 294, 296, 310 Stone. Frances. 403. 421, 471 Stone. Harley. 366 Stone. Joseph. 290 Stone. Lester. 109. 364. 465 Stoneman. William. 321 .Stonerock. Esther. 109 Stonerock. Gladys. 109 Stoody. Violet. 109 Storms. Edwin. 320 Stouffer. Vernon. 321 Stout. Mabel. 109 Stover. Wilmer. 382. 430, 433 Stradley, Bland. 21. 324 Strain. Daniel, 382 Strait, Vivian, 416 Straker, Joseph, 320 .Straker. Vincent. 252 Strang. Arden. 244 Strang. Harriet. 398 Strangway. Homer. 313 Straszheim. Robert. 465 Stratton. Howard. 462. 465 Stratton, Leslie, 369 Straughways. H. F., 272 Straw, Carter, 322 Strawn. Lucy. 409 Strawn. Myron. 301 Strayer. Helen, 453 Strayer, Mary. 471 Streator. P rancelia. 271. 289 Streine. Frank. 333 Stribling. Margaret, 393 Strick. John. 332 Striekler. William. 274 Stritmatter, Esther. 271, 395, 470 Stroedter, Esther, 430 Strohm, Cora, 109 Strohm, Thomas. 321 Strong. Irvin. 316 Strosnider. Charles. 363. 428 Strother. Frederick, 311 Stroup. Kathryn. 472 Stroupe. Helen. 393 Strout. Summer, 357 Strouthers. Francis. 391 Stroyne, Florence. 272 Stubbs, Robert. 262. 265 Stuber. Madeline. 109 Stuckey. Francis. 109 Studebaker. George. 449. 467 Studebaker. Gus. 344 Studer, Walter, 387 Studer. Ward. 463 Stull. Thomas. 346 Stuller. Opal. 272 Stump. Dale. 369. 388 Stump. Jantes. 367 Sturgeon. Howard. 346 Sturlevant. Mark. 138. 279. 300. 315. 464 Suck. Helen. 288 Suddleson, Edwin. 131. 355 Suid. Bell. 472 Sullivan. Harold. 341 Sullivan. Norman. 264. 316 Sullivan. Virginia. 391 Sulsberger. Diehl. 366 Summerbell. Robert, 383. 431 Summers. James. 321 Summersett. Harold. 131. 378. 442 Sumjition. Miss 195 Sun, Kuo. 424 Surendorf. Charles. 243 Surina. Syril. 138. 156. 318 .Surnamer. Bertram, 273 Sutliff. Joseph. 382 Sulphen. James. 346 Sulphen. William. 379. 467 Sutton. Harry. 138. 348 SuKc.n. Hrward. S20 Sutlnn. Louise. 454 Sutton. Lueile 454 Sutton. .Scott. 463 Sutton. Thomas. 255. 462 Sutton. William. 165 Siivilam. Virginia. 413 Svehln. Charles. 300 Svoboda. Joselih, 110. 374 Swahby. Roy. 388. 426 Swain. Theodore, 385. 411 Swan. Heibi it. 386 Swank. Charles. 319 Sweet. Audrey. 110. 204. 131 Swenkmeyer, Carl, 313 Swezey, Herbert, 340 Swickard. George. 367. 376 Swisher. Murray. 313 Swisher. Rachel. 411. 472 Swissman. Libby. 290. 291 Swope. Isabel. 288 Swope. Walter, 110, 466 Sybert, Genevieve, 396, 472 Sykf.ra, Ann. 272 Taggott. Harold. 365 Tagott. Harry, 365 Tallant, Catherine, 390 Tallenl. John. 338 I ' all. y. Elizabeth, 472 Tang. Kwan. 435. 441 Tang. Kuo. 446 Tangeman. Richard. 318 Tankovieh. James. 416 Tanner. Dr. C. B.. 374 Tanner. Charles. 319, 362 Tannyhill, Kenyon. 395 Tapp. Ernest. 270. 272 Tarbert. Wilbur. 138, 138, 166 Tarrier. Owen. 326 TarlotT. Lawrence. 329 Tarr. Robert. 178. 313 Tarschis. Harry, 110, 290 Tate. Alfred. 358 Taylor, Ann. 406. 472 Taylor. Campbell. 110. 367 Taylor. Charles. 176 Taylor, David, 269 Taylor, Elizabeth, 470 Taylor, Edward, 243 Taylor, Eunice, 110, 420 Taylor, Gertrude, 272. 473 Taylor. Guy. 110 Taylor. Harold. 374. 449 Taylor. Harriet. 394 Taylor. Henry, 137, 280 Taylor, Jack, 265. 274. 312 Taylor. Jacob. 380 Taylor, Jeannette. 472 Taylor, Joseph, 430 Taylor, ,lulianette, 417 Taylor, Karl, 328, 4S2, 441. 449 Taylor, Kenneth, 365 Taylor, Lucille, 417 Taylor, Mildred. 289 Taylor. Paul. 318, 362 Taylor, Richard, 180, 338 Taylor, Rus.sell, 272, 320 Taylor, Stanley. 373 Taylor, Tom, 273 Taylor, Virginia. 392 Taylor, Warner, 325 Taylor, Wendell, 339 Taylor. Dr. William ( 374 Teachnor. Wells. 367 Tedrow. George, 110, 376 Teegardin. Frank. 322, 463 Teeter. Mary. 413. 434 Teeters. Lillian, 273, 473 Tegeler, Albert. 110 Teller. James. 357. 449 Tempkin. Gertrude, 290. 292. 420 Tenenbaum. Harry. 354 Tenney. Helen. 110 Tellow. Percy. 131. 362 Thall. Blanche. 420 Thall. Irwin. 248 Thall. I.sadore. 290. 291 Thayer. Vivian. 430 Theile. Edith. 400 Thibaut . Dorothy. 276. 277, 394 Thiemecke. Harry. 451 Thoma. Martha. 110. 412 Thomas. Beatrice. 111. 288, 469, 470 Thomas, Berger. 367 Thomas. Burl. 243 Thomas. Camim. 316 Thomas. Cleland. 366 Thomas. David. 362 Thomas. Dessie. 472 Thomas. Dorothy. 33, 111, 411 Thomas. Dorothy M.. Ill, 398 Thomas, Eleanor, 261 Thomas, Eugene, 180, 313 Thomas. Francis. 367 Thomas. Ii-win. 301 Thomas, John. 294 Thomas. John R., Ill, 320 Thomas. Luther. 328 Thomas. Marion. 287. 464 Thomas. Marshall. HI. 367 Thomas. Mary. 411 Thomas, Owen. 111. 373 Thfimpson. Alva, 382 Thompson. Arvo. III. 260. 373. 433 Thomrison. Bessie. 111. 412 Thompson. Charles. 376 Thonipsoii. Elizabeth, 464, 172 Thompson. Ethel. 172 Thompson. Frances. 414. 463. 454 Thomi son. Herrick. 274. 314 Thomp.son. Hugh. 111. 430 Thompson. John. 461 Ihompson. Josejihine. 391 Thompson. Lorin, 424 Thompson. Marian. 397 Thompson. Nelle. 111. 196. 196. 198 Thompson. Nina. 412 Thompson. Roy. 376 Thompson. Russell. 323 Thompson. Tracy. 430 Thompson. William. 21. 430 Thornborough. Fred. 467 Thornburg. June. 399 Thorniley. Ge jrge. 368 Thornton. .Stacy. 446 Thrall. Richard 111. 256. 299. 300. 339 Thrash. Charles. 431. 433 Threlkeld. Wayne. 339 Thurinan. Erma. 417 Thut. Hiram. 382 libbals. Charles. 333 Tibbetts. King. 323 Tidd. Wilbur. 324 TitTany. Lewis. 282. 433 Tiedeman. Mary. 392 Tilbiook. Thomas. 274. 342 Tilton, John. 449 Timberman. Andrew. 365 Timby. Elmer. 111. 340. 441 Tippet. Alice. 458 Tipton. John. 301 Todd. Joseph. 323 Todhuntcr. Harold. 247. 301. 446 Toland. Roy. 300. 334. 449 Toman. Helen. 403 Tomassini. Frank. 446 Tomlinson. Brian. 424 Tomlinson. John. 320 Tomlinson, Minor. 434. 458 Toney, Robert, 176. 299. 300. 339 Toodle. Mary. 392 Tooley. Paul. 138. 168. 252, 346, 441, 443. 449 Toomey, Robert, 274 Toops, Herbert, 424, 433 Toojis, Lois, 406 Torbert, Beatrice. 285. 391 Tossey. Helen. 409. 473 Townsend. Grosvenor. 349 Trabue. Bernice. 437 Trachtenberg. Lillian, 472 Tracy, Paul, 112. 343 Trannett. Franklin. 343 Transeau. Edgar. 351. 382. 433 Trautman. George. 137. 250. 264. 280, 313 Trautman. Ruth. 272 Treat. Ralph. 453 Treece. Lowell. 366 Trees. Jack. 313 Trees. Lee. 262. 349 Treffinger. Glenn. 300 Treharn. Thomas. 313 Tremaine. Mary. 398 Tresch, Grace, 405, 453, 454, 471 Tressel. Dorothy. 112. 272. 273 Trimble, Eugene, 340 Tripp, Alton. 300, 341, 450 Tripp, William. 112. 342. 366 Tritten. Daniel. 138. 171. 342 Trivisono. Fred. 345 Trotter. Marion, 112. 471 Trout. Graydon. 266. 385. 435. 416 Trout. Marguerite. 288. 453 Trowbridge. Marie. 288 Troyer. Iris. 131. 472 Truax. Lucille. 409 Truax. Philip. 300 Truelson. Andrew. 347 Truitt. Kathryn, 112 Trunick. Clair. 296. 369. 426 Trunick. Earl. 365 Tsehantz. Norman. 112. 278 320 Tsehirret. Emil. 323 Tschumy. Mariane. 289, 463. 454 Tucholski. Chester. 341 Tucker. Edna. 112 Tucker. (;i orge. 301 ' I ' ueker. Harry. 336 Turker. Isadore. 366 Tucker. Leia. 470 Tucker. Leo. 463 Tucker. I.,ouis. 356 Tucker. Margaret. 394 Tucker. William. 448 Tuller. Horace. 242. 319 Turk. Herman, 341 Turnbaugh. Sarah. 391. 171 Turnbull. Donald. 251. 362. 430. 438 Turnbull. Hnrol.l. 313 Turnbull. Rob.rt. 348 [542] TuiTilniM. Wililiili. ;)il7 Turnbull. Williiim. 321. -133. 141 Turner. Akmcs. -170 ' rurmr. Billlricu. J37, 454 Turnir. Call. 300 Turnir. Girlrudf. 112. 417 Turiu ' r. jHnt ' t. 405 Turm-r. John. 330 Tussinvr. Earl. 316 Tussint . RuKHt ' ll. 331 Tulllo. Aloiimi. 27. 362. 429. 430 Tultlc. Edwin. 241. 347. 438 TutlU ' . Martin. 316 Tulll ' -. Paul. 246 Tutlk ' . Ruth. 112 Twi ' i-iii.-. Ruth. 112. 261. 402 Twiti-htll. Uar,.lil. 364 Twitchill. Wilh.-r. 349 Twiss. GeorKf. 312 Tyli-r. Albeit. 326 TyltT. Ann. 417 Tylir. Caroline. 439 _ Tyler. .lennle. 271. 272 Tyler. Robert. 314 Tyler. Thelma. 2S7 Tyne. Charles. 300, 321 VoifelwanK. Edward. 324 VotrelMinK. Frank. 324. 4r 0 VoKi ' K. Marian. 195. 456. 471 Volk. rt. Paul. 333 Volpe. Peter. 274 Volv.er. Elmer. 113. 374 Voree. Ruth. 285 Vori.e. Betty. 409 Vi   e. Fred. 264. 277. 329 Vujnorie. Mary Ann, 472 w u Ueberle. Marian. 172 Uhl. Russell. 333 Ullery. Fred. 3H,i. 441 Ullery, Jack. 131. 138. 152. 311 Ulman. John. 335 Ulrich. Catherine. 272. 394, 472 Ulrich. Leslie. 277. 319 Umbnu!- ' h. Coral. 112. 366 Unisted. Edward. 351 Uneaphcr. Rolland. 274. 452 Underwood. Graydon. 376 Underwixid. Mary. 112. 244. 254. 444 Underwood. William. 382 Unk-er. Dorothy. 395 Unvrer. Mary. 113 Uniterlicht. Hulda. 113. 454. 470 Unthank. Phillip. 300. 333 Upham. John. 28. 367 Uranker. Autfust. 363 Urban. Park. 359 Urbanec. Elmer. 341 Uriilil. Leo. 138. 146. 320 Uruetji. Eduardo. 113. 138. 448 Valentine. Dale. 314 Valentine, Donald, 113. 300 Valentine. Francis. 113. 302, 446 Valentine, Willard, 424 Valley, OeorKe. 364 Van Buren. Eugene. 131, 322, 455 Van Buskirk. Henry, 315 Van Buskirk, Dr. L. H.. 374, 433 Vanee. Edith. 439 Van Cami). Imo rene. 277. 394 Van Cleef. Elizabeth. 380. 433 Van Clevc. Elizabeth, 392 Van Derau, John, 321 Van Dervoort, Edmund, 363 Van Devender. Denver. 296. 369. 426 Van Eamon. Fre lerick, 376 Van Gorder, ,Iames. 328 Van Harlinten, 287, 295. 409 Van Heyde, Georiie. 161 Van Home. Merry. 399 Van Kirk. Leroy. 113, 342, 380 Van Ness, William, 318 Van Voorhis. Paul, 326 Vanzandt, Rulh, 266 Varney, ClifTord. 456 Varney, Joseph, 300 Varvel, Carl, 327, 380 Viuv.hn, Emory, 300 Vautthn. Frank. 364. 452 Vau ' ihn. Melvin. 461 Veateh. Warren. 449 Venneman, Florence. 288 Vercoe. Sam. 138. 300 Verhoff. Adol|.h. 365 Viall. Paul. 314 Vilbrandt. Albert. 433, 448 Villnnueva. ManUela. 197 Virkler. Dorothy. 397 Vitiirella. Lewis. 337 Vivian. Alfreil. 22. 255, 36 368, 433 Voeirtly. Earle, 379. 457 Vovel, Gladys, 399 VoKel, Katherine, 21 VoK ' cl, L. J„ 272 Waeker, Alfred, 326 Wade, Carl, 364 Wade. Harolil. 113. 450 ..ade. Ivan. 341 Wade. Robert O.. 384 ade. Robert E.. 138. 366 Wade. Robert W.. 467 V adell, Charlotte. 392 VV ' awenthals. Franklin, 424 Wau ' ner. - rmin, 322 Wa:-ner, Harolil. 449 Waener. Oscar. 346 Vat;ner. Rowena. 411 Warner. William. 113. 450 Wa nitz. John. 269 Wakelielil. Fred. 351 Walden. Florence. 285 Walden, James, 322 :iulvoHel, .lohn, 4 10 Walke. Earl, 431 valke. Earl W.. UH. Ml, 448 Walker. Ann, 289 Walker, Arthur, 300. 368. 4 62. 463 Walker. Elizabeth. 442. 458 Walker, fiertrude. 285 Walker, Gordon. 311 Walker. Grace. 437. 454 Walker. Henry. 131. 244. 245. 258 Walker, John. 449 Walker, Lolla, 113 W.ilker. Marguerite, 131, 402. 420 Walker. Mildred. 400. 471 Walker. William. 364 Walker. Winifred. 396 Walkup. Joseph. 323 Wall. Claude. 385 Wallace. Albert. 113. 322 Wallace. Edith. 131. 419 Wallace. Jean. 395 Wallace. Peter. 248. 337 Wallace, Richard, 114. 367 Wallaeh, Isidor, 114. 381 Wallach. Rosalyn. 404 Wallenstein. Bertram. 329 Waller, Adolph. 313. 364, 382. 433 Waller, Dorothy. 114 Waller. Edward. 333 .. allrabenstein, Paul, 359 Walradth. Henry. 337. 377 Walsh. Thomas. 272 Walsmith. John 448 WaltcMs. Benjamin, 272. 384 Walters. Darrel. 363 Walters. Emerson. 319 Walters. George, 377 Walton. Catherine. 288 Walton, Samuel. 300. 311 Waltz. Alva. 333 Wamhauirh. Garland. 342 Wampler. Lucille. 131, 395 Ward. Helen. 472 Ward. Kathleen. 472 Ward. Martha, 114. 288, 410 Waril, Vincent, 565 Wardwell. Frances, 419 Ware, Alvin, 380 Ware. Rodney, 300 Wareham, John. 457 Wareham. Maurice. 379 Wareman. Nell. 114. 471 Warne. Robert, 156. 252. 315 Warner. Agnes. 402 Warner, Douglas, 325, 366 Warner. Helen. 114 Warner. Winifred. 409 Warren. Charles. 114 Warren. Frank. 369 Warren. John. 326 Warstlcr. Donovan. 446 Wasem. Donald. 368, 4.55 Washburne, George, 260, 264, 314 Wasley, John. 380 Wasserman. Kenneth. 350. 464 Wasserstorm. William. 355 Walerfield. Willis. 114. 333 Waterman. Frederick. 114 WatlingUm. John. 358 Watson. George. 114. 376 Watson. True. 255. 466 Walters. William. 114. 385. 4. 446 Waitress. Lucille. 395 Watts. Arthur. 324. 371. 433 Watts. Herbert. 433 Watts. Philip. 452 Watts, Sara, 114 Watts, Sherman, 315 vaud, Delbert, 363 Waugh, Howard, 260, 262, 268, 269, 347 Waxbcini, Ernest, 448 Way, Charles. 317 ay. Iieilerick. 441. 448 Way. Karl. 115. 367 Wead. William. 262, 321 Weadock, Walter, 341 Weagley, Dorfithy, 402 Weakley. Armond. 132. 386 Weaver. Celia, 416 Weaver. James. 243. 340, 382. 388. 432. 433 Weaver, Lois, 116 Weaver, Marshall. 311 Weaver, Pauline, 116, 464 Weaver, Polly, 437 Weaver, Richard, 270. 462 Weaver. Ronald. 333 Weaver. Sara. 391 Weaver. William. 311 Weaver. Wilma. 115. 286. 287. 470 Webb. Kenneth. 265 Webb. William. 339 Wc-bbei. Daniel. 132. 362 Webbei. Irma. 115 Weber. Don. 366 Webner, Harold. 317 Webster, Charles, 451 v ' elister, Donald, 363 Webster, Elizabeth. 416 Webster. Harry. 373 Webster. Janus. 182. 382. 431 Webster. William. 446 Weehter. Pinchos. 291 Wechter. Robert. 353 Weckcsser. Ethan. 450 Wedell. George. 387 Wedemeyer. Marion. 301 Wedemeyer. Thomas. 321 Weed. John. 441 Wehr. Elmer. 115 Webr. Robert. 301 Weiekle. Earl. 333 Welder. Roger. 262 Weidler. Walter. 24, 377 Weil, Viola. 115. 400 Weiland, R. A,. 272 Weille. Herman. 461 Weimer. Merrill. 357. 463 Weimer. Paul. 384 Weimer. Perry. 316 Weinbaum. Frank. 155. 356 Weiner. Jack, 356 Weiner, Samuel. 115 Weinfeld, Beatrice, 404 Weinland, Eleanor, 287 Weinland, Margaret, 287, 289, 393 Weinman, Ruth, 398 Weinrieh. Robert, 332 Weinstein, Bessie, 472 Weis, Lee, 367 Weis, Manny, 243 Weisenbarger, Harold, 367 Weisent. Helen, 288 Weiscr. Marjorie, 115. 288. 4511 Weiser. Robert. 313 Weisheimer. .Alfred. 330 Weiswircher. .loseph. 461 Weisman, Norman. 335. 461 Weiss. Albert. 430. 433 Weiss. Emanuel. 277. 329 Weiss. F. J., 272 Weissenbach, Henry. 311 WeizcM-, Earnest, 301 Welch, Carmen, 472 Welch, DeLoris, 472 Welch. John. 277. 323 Weldon. Margaret. 472 Welt. Joseph. 310. 457 Welker. Valda. 115. 472 Welker. Willard. 446 Weller, Wendell, 365 Welling, Park. 192 Wellman. Harlan. 115. 370 W.llnian. Harold. 321 Wellock. Henry. 386 Wellock. Leona. 421 Wells. Alice. 116. 416. 442 Wells. Alton. 375 Wells. Catherine. 391 Wells. Edward. 300. 357 Wells. Frank. 316 Wells. George. 323 Wells. James. 300 Wells. Katherine. 273 Wells. Lawrence. 357 Wells. Virginia. 410 Welsh. Gertrude, 288 Welsh, Glendon. 301 Wenger. Raymontl. 373 Wenrick. John. 116 Wenzke. John. 365 Weprin. Abe. 350. 354 Werdleman. Wilhelmina. 132 Werkung. Francis Woody. 116 Werth. Albeit. 322. 461 Wertman, Kenneth Gray. 116. 453 Werlz, Catherine. 391 eriz, l nurles, 262. 264. 278. 320 Werlz. Evelyn, 289 West, Georgia. 398 v.est. Helen. 3H6 West. Howard. 116. 299. 300. 3. ' 4. 450 Vveslenbeiger, Helen. 288. 400. 422 WestericK. Alfred. 320 Vvestervek. fliable. 288, 414 Vvesilall. Mildred, 116 Westfall, David, 310, 377 Wetstein, Aleen. 404 Vveuss. Albert. 424 Vvheatlcy. Anne. 116 Vi heeler, Ethel. 393 Wheeler. Harry. 252 Wheeler. Hazel. 116 Wheeler. Thomas. 266. 337 Wheeler, Tom, Jr.. 116. 248. 380, 438 Wheery, Chester, 461 Wherry. David. 467 Wherry. Franklin. 467 Wherry. Robert. 384. 424 Whetsel. Evelyn. 116. 410 Whinery. Anne. 411, 420. 472 Whirl. Solomon. 116. 300. 357. 431 Whitacre. Asia. 365 Whitaere, Daniel, 138, 365 Whitaker, Marjorie. 400 Whilcomb. Ellon. 116 Whitconib. John. 117. 243 White. Brandon. 328 White, Clarence, 337 White, Claudine. 288, 453, 454 White. David. 29. 433 White. Eddie. 358 White. Eleanor. 400 White, Harold. 385 White, Harry. 378 White. Henry. 117. 319 While. Homer. 338 While. Nelson. 357 Whit.-. Paul. 182 White. Robert, 344 White, Rena, 117 White, Virginia, 411 Whitehead. Willis. 300 Whiteside. Constance. 409 Whitnu-r. Gernadine. 439 Whitmer, Rulh. 401 Whitmore, Damon. 312 Whitney, Elma, 295 Whitney. Myron. 117. 334. 446 Whilsett, James. 380 Whiltacre. Daniel, 324 Whitleman, Kathryn, 473 Whittus, Dorothea, 117. 399 Whittus, Mildred, 399 Whyle. John, 386 Wiant, Margaret. 117. 391 Wickman. Carl. 370 Widdifield. Raymond. 138. 164, 252, 349 Widdig, Charlotte, 416 Widdis, Clark, 313 Widmyer, Chester. 370 Widner, Franklin, 450 Widner, Harry, 344 Wiedcr, Roger, 338 Wielanil, Margaret, 472 Wiener, David. 117. 381 Weiser. Margery. 470 Wigginlon, Nat, 332 Wigner, Maxinc, 400 WikolT. Helen. 430. 432. 433 Wikort . Walter. 138. 171. 443 Wilbur. Harold. 246. 252. 348. 438. 455. 466 Wilbur. Tidd. 324 Wilce. Dr. John. 137. 374 Wilcox. Burt. 432 Wilcox, Willard. 117. 449 Wildasinn, Clarence. 117, 248, 324, 380 Wildir, Arthur, 382 Wilev, Alviere, 366 Wiley, Earl, 296, 388 Wiley, Ellis. 384 Wiley. George. 334 Wiley. James. 370 Wiley. Margaret. 132. 271. 409 Wiley. Robert. 339 Wilhelm. Agnes, 439 Wilhelm. Alpha. 437 Wilhelm. James. 269. 312. 457 Wilkins. Mable. 132 Wilkinson. Herman. 376 Wilkinson. Isabelle. 411 Will. Jacob. 321 W ' illaman. Sam. 137. 327 Willaril. Charles. 364. 433 Williams. Albert. 326. 37S Williams. Anita. 117 Williams. Avery. 301. 349 Williams. Bernice. 406 Williams. Charles. 370 Wllliamh. Earl. 342, 382. 438 -llllan ■. Edith. 413 Williams, Eilwin, 324, S79, 457 Williams, Elizabeth, 407 Williams, Fred. 3V0 Williams. Gwenilolyn. 407 Williams. J. E.. 262. 311 Williams. John. 274. 316 Williams. Marie. 285. 402 Williams. .Margaret, 117, 396 WilliamN, Martha, 409 Williams. Mary. 261. 400 Williams, Morgan, 384 Williams, Pearle, 439 Williams, Robert, 300, 424. 430 Williams. Saunders. 274. 436 Williams. Stewart. 310 Williams. Willard. 341 Williamson. Joseph. 300. 461 W ' illis. Paul. 312 Willis. Benjamin. 138. 176. Willi,. George. 118 Willis. Richard. 339 Willis. Samuel. 117. 346 Willison. Jean. 409 Willour. Paul. 333 Wilsdon. John. 132. 344 Wilson. Alice. 400 Wilson. Hyron. 244. 268. 342. Wilson. Charles. 299. 300. Wilson. Dawn. lis. 403 4 ' )o Wilson, Earl, 432 Wilson, Dr. Edward, 374 Wilson, Eugene, 339 Wilson, Mrs. Florence. 272 Wilson. Frank. 182. 319 Wilson. Fred. 300. 338 Wilson. Gene. 118 Wilson. Gerald. 347 Wilson. Harold. 118. 342 Wilson. Henrietta. 413 Wilson. Isabelle. 27 2 Wilson. James. 138. 256 338 Wilson. John. U8, 299, 300. 32 1, 440 Wilson, Juden, 139 W ' iis.m. Lorinda. 396 Wilson. Maxine. 473 Wilson, Melvin. 273. 359 Wilson. Morris. 268. 270 Wilson, Wayne, 260, 321. 322 W ' ilson. William. 424. 433 Wiltberger. Dr. Roland. 366. 428 Winans. Ralph. 272 Winbigler. Hugh. 365 Winil. Clarence. 325 W ' indham. Ray. 118. 300, 370. 446. 450 Windisch. Robert, 361 Windmiller. Helen. 288 Wiii.l.,ni, Edna. 287 Wiiieeoup. Mary. 464 W ' ineland. Eleanor. 394 Wing. William. 369 Winn. Richard. 317 Winter. Alden. 433 Winter. Chester. 366 Winter. Henry. 118. 265. 455 Winter. John. 156. 278. 325 Winter. Otto. 138. 441. 464. 467 Winter. Robert. 375 Win .eUT. Robert. 317 Wirthwein. Herman. 137. 175 Wise. Charles. 329. 359 Wise. Frances, 471 Wise. Herbert. 210. 240. 241. 245. 251. 252. 262. 277. 329 Wise. Robert, 118. 329 Wise. Sylvan. 118. 329 Wise. Virginia. 408. 471 Wise. William. 138. 316 Wiseman. Wallace. 118. 465 Wiser. Guy. 442 Wissler, I. Ida. 415 Wiswell. Dorothy. 403 Wiswell, Owen. 361 Wither. Howard. 349 Withrow. Alice. 400. 434 Withrow. James. 382. 433. 448 Witleborg. Fred. 274, 342, 436 Wittke, Carl. 430 Witzell. Eugene. 118. 363 Woehrle. Harold. 351 Woerlein. George. 1.32, 318 Woideck, Fred, 339 Woleott, John, 210, 241, 277. 319. 452 Woleben. Arthur. 311 Wolf. Eilna. 402 Wolf. Floyde. 338 Wolf. Helen. 404 Wolf. Irwin. 118. 336 Wolfe. Arthur. 319 Wolfe, Dennis, 119 [ 543 ] Wolfe. Edsar. 283 Wolfe. Esther. .10.1 Wolfe. Gladys. 45-1. 472 Wolfe. Louis. 36SI Wolfe. Richaril. 241. 260. 262. 277. 280. 315 Wolfitram. Ethel. 288. 410 Wclfotii. Wauneita. 119. 397 Vvollani. Katherine. 393 Wollenhaupl. William. 274. 43b. 446 Wolslanel. Edward. S25 Wolveiton. Ciyles. 367 Wondeiley. Ruth. 119. 413. 459 Won ' ;. Edwin. 119. 451 Wood. Ann. 392. 473 Wood. Earl. 119, 359 Wood. Emerson. 274. 436 Wood. CeorKC 119. 465 Wood. Harold. 467 Wood, .lanet. 119. 392 Wood. Jessie. 289 Wo kI. John. 325 Woixl. Norma. 119. 254. 261 Wood. Paul. 294. 378. 426. 432. 441. 442 Wo xi. K i7.ella. 285. 394 Wood. Vernon. 365 Woodbine. Uorolhy. 196 Woodhorne. Dorothy. 4116 Woodburn. Anna, 472 Woodburn, Lestei-. 342 Woodbury. Dwi ht. 312 Woode. AnKela. 119 Woodley. Don. 277. 312 Woodley. Gerald. 119. 138. 139. 300. 316 Woodman. Kenneth. 446 Woodman. Paul. 344. 452 Woodruff. Harold. 335 Woodruff. HolK ' rt. 368. 447 Woodruff. William. 242. 245. 277. 280. 310. 438 Woods. Angela. 272 Woods, Doris, 119. 264. 271. 399 Womis. Esther. 271. 272 Woods. Robert. 358 Wo jdward. Edirar. 262. 338 Woodward. George. 132 Woodward. William. 312 W ' oodyard, OrviUe, 119 Wooley. Mary. 289 Woolford. Jean. 288 Worcester. Emily, 271 Worcester, Mad re. 472 Worcester. Martha, 120, 396 Worehester. Emily, 409 Worden. Harold. 351 Workman. William. 365 Worrell, Charlotte. 285. 393 Worrell. Florence. 426 Worth. ' Leona. 454 Wortxel. Lawrence. 362 WottrinK. Gwendolyn. 401 Wray. Evelyn. 120. 289. 415 Wray. Howard. 327. 340 Wrisrhl. Dorothy. 409 Wrik ' ht. Ervin. 300. 349 Wrii-ht. Evan. 294 WriKht, Harold. 120. 371. 446. 448 Writ ht. Harold R.. 464 WriKht. Marian, 396 WriBht. Mary. 120. 471 Wriffht. Melvin. 132 Wright. Morris, 467 Wri-„ ' ht, VirKil, 120 Wright, Wayne. 138 Wrocklairo. Helen. 401 Wuerfel. Harry, 139. 176. 272 Wuichet. John. 368 Wyant. Hazel, 288 Wyatt. GeorKia. 400 Wycr, Paul. 318 Wyer. Ramon. 247. 314 Wykoff. Marion. 370 Wylie. Sterling, 366 Wynkoop. Margaret. 132 Wynn. Sarah, 196, 401. 472 Wyrich. Charles, 321 Yablok. Sam. 291 Yager. Francis. 120 Yantes, Edmund. 120. 375 Yarian. Norma, 395 Yauger. Rebecca. 261 Yeager. William. 120 Ycaglev. Paul. 378 Yelsky. Milton. 250. 264. 350 Yelsky. Milton J.. 132. 138. 139. 184, 208. 241, 244. 252, 258, 260,262. 278, 280. 329. 372, 438 Verges. Howard. 137 Yingling. Howard, 367 Yochem, John. 367 Yochum. Thelma. 471 Yoder. Oliver, 383 Yodcr. Ro ' bert. 120. 252. 255. 368. 455. 463 Yoders. James. 355. 464 Yohe. Robert. 314 York. Bergitte. 472 York, Lester. 120. 383, 453, 455 Youmans. Robert. 347 Young. C. O.. 272 Young. Edmund. 241. 318 Young. E. L.. 446 Young. Estalene, 411 ■ Young. Frank, 320 Young, H. A., 449 Young, Isabel Mildred. 120. 254. 261. 402, 459 Young, Joseph, 351. 450 Young. Naomi, 454 Young, Paul. 455 Young. Ralph. 453 Vimng. Raymond. 363 Young, Regina, 248 Young, Robert. 283. 338 Young. William. 120. 138. 150. 318 Young William J.. 138, 139, 310 Younger. John. 247, 441, 464 Younger, Margot, 409 Yurick, Edward, 121 Yurjevic, Florence, 399, 472 Yurjevic, George, 369 Yuster, Josephine. 404 Yutzi. Elmer. 300, 364, 455, 465 Zahniser, Trevor, 326 Zeckhauser, lola, 290, 292 Zehnal. Henry. 278. 332 Zehring. Fred. 273 Zehring. Hildreth, 121. 462 Zeiger. Selma. 261. 404 Zeiker. Reaoner. 374 Zell. Sol. 121 Zeller, Wilhemina. 417 Zema, Gabriel. 464 Zettler, Albert, 121. 332 Zettler. Luella. 439 Zettler. Raymond. 277. 332 Zeuch. Lawrence. 364 Zeuch, William. 316 Zepp. Erwin. 121. 442. 458 Ziegler. Hortense. 121. 404 Ziegler. La Verne. 376 Zielke. Albert, 368. 463. 465 Zimmer. David. 121. 371. 461 Zimmer. Edward. 121. 442. 458 Zimmer. Elise. 393 Zimmer. Lawrence. 382. 383 Zimmerman, Harold. 320 Zincke, Clarence, 262 Zindler, Carolyn. 407 Zink. Nicholas. 461 Zii)perlin, Ruby. 415 Zorn. Dorothea. 121. 289. 410, 454 Zo.schka, Waldman, 300 Zuber, John. 192. 300. 311. 362 Zumbro. Paul. 364 Zumstein. Robert. 433 Zupko, Michael. 299. 300. 384 Zurcher. Elda. 471 Zurflick, William. 321 Zurfiuh. 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