Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 544 of the 1929 volume:

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RIGHTMIRE President Ohio State University W UUTSTANDI NG ALUMNI E13 JAMES C. LAWRENCE gradu- ated in 1910 and is now the assistant to the president of the University of Minnesota. SAM HICIIQINBOTTOM gi-aduf ated in 1911, and is now a missionary to India. He is the organizer and now prin' cipal of the Agricultural In' stitute at Allahabad, India. CARL DONEY received his Ph. D. degree at Ohio State Uni' versity in 1902, and is presif dent of Willaniette College, Salem, Oregon. He is also an author of some note. WILLIAM LLOYD EvANs, prof fessor of chemistry at Ohio State, graduated in 1896. He was recently awarded the Nichols medal for contributf ing the greatest achievement in chemical research during the past year. GENERAL EDWARD ORTON, Jr., received his M. E. degree in 1884 and was the first man to regularly manufacture fer- roslicon in the United States. He established the iirst school of ceramics in this country in 1893, and he was dean of that college until 1910. He was also dean of the college of engineering at Ohio State University in 19024906 and in 1910f1916, and the state geologist of Ohio in 1899'1906. CHARLES F. Scorr graduated in 1885, and is at present head of the Sheffield Scien' tihc School at Yale Univer- sity. He has been a member of the American Engineering Council since 1921. JOHN CUNNINCHAM graduf ated in 1897, and is a former trustee of Ohio State Univcr' sity. He is the editor of the Agriculturist, a farm magaf zine in Wisconsin, and is an authority on farm problems. CHARLES E. SRINNER re- ceived his M. E. degree in 1890, and is assistant direct' ing engineer of the Westing' house Electric and Manufacf turing Company. JESSE R. Lovejor graduated in 1884, and has been a vice' president of the General Elec' tric Compan since 1907, and a member ofythe board of di' rectors since 1922. COMMANDER GLENN S. BUR- RELL graduated from Ohio State University in 1904 with the degree B. C. E. During the World War he built the naval mine depot and the sub' marine base at New London, Connecticut. At present he is the assistant chief of the design division, Navy De' partment. CHARLES P. COOPER gradu' ated in 1907 from this uni' versity. He was for some time president of the Ohio Bell Telephone Company, and is at present the vice-presi- dent of the American Tele' phone and Telegraph Com' pany. GEORGE LIVINGSTON received his B. Sc. degree in 1909, and is now the head of the United States Bureau of Markets. He is considered an expert in grain marketing. DANlliL 1. BRUMLEY, of the class of 1895, is in charge of planning the new 5B700,000,f 000 terminal for the Chicago and Illinois Railway. This is one of the largest engineer' ing feats of the present day. ' ra N BENJAMIN G. LAMMIE, of the class of 1888, is the hrst and only recipient of the joseph Sullivant medal, the highest honor Ohio State University confers on her graduates. He was a world Hgure in engif neering and for twenty years was the chief engineer of the Westingliouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. He was a pioneer in the devel' opment of the electrical in' Zlustry, holding more than 150 patents at the time of his death. He received the Edif son medal and served on the United States Consulting Board during the World War. VERNON C. WARD, of the class of 1903, is now the vice president of the B. French Company, leading building contractors of Chicago. For twenty-three years he was en' gaged in steel construction sales with the American Bridge and the Illinois Steel Company. CHARLES J. STARR graduated in the class of 1909 and is at present the editor of the Iron Trade Review. WILLIAM MCTPPIERSON grad' uated in 1895. He has been dean of the Graduate School at Ohio State University since 1911, and was acting presi' dent ofthe university in 1924. He is the author of a series of textbooks on chemistry. LOWRY SATER, of the class of 1895, IS now a lawyer in Co' lumbus. He is a past presif dent of the Ohio State Uni' versity Association. RAYMOND M. Huoncs was a fellow in chemistry at Ohio State University from 1895' 1897, receiving his M. A. in 1897. Until this year he was president of Miami Univer' sity, and is now president of Iowa State University. MARTHA KOEHNE received her degree of B. A. in 1908 and her M. A. in 1910. She is now a recognized authority on child nutrition and die' tetics. At the present time she is on the faculty of the University of Tennessee. GENERAL WILLIAM C. LANG' FITT was in charge of all engineering supplies, construe' tion and forestry, light rail' ways, road and motor trans' portation in the American Expeditionary Forces abroad during the World War. He is a major in the Engineers' Corps of the United States Army. CHARLES F. MARVIN received his M. E. degree here in 1883 and has been head of the United States Weather Bu' reau since 1913. His latest recommendation to progress is a thirteenfmonth calendar year, each month to have twentyfeigbt days, and the seventh month to be known as Solstice GEORGE CALKINS, of the class of 1895, is connected with the General Electric Com' pany. He has written several treatises on electrical engif neering, on which he is an authority. PAUL M. LINCOLN, director of the School of Electrical Engineering at Cornell Uni' versity, received his degree here in 1892. ARTHUR S. HCDFFMAN, grad' uated in 1897, is a former editor of Adventure, and was made editor of Na' tional Magazine and Mc' Clure's. ' ELLIOTT NUGENT, who grad' uated in 1919, is best known as an actor and a playwright. He is the author of The Poor Nut and Kempy and acted in both. CARMI THOMPSON, who rc' ceived his B. A. degree in 1892 and his LL. B. degree x in 1895, is best known to the 'student body as a Candidate for governor of Ohio in 1922. He was formerly treasurer of the United States, assistant secretary of the interior, sec' retary to President Taft and secretary of the state of Ohio. NORMAN W. Sroaiziz, of the class of 1891. He is con' nected with the Westiiiglicause Electric and Manufacturing Company. He has taken a prominent part in the devel' opment of the electric loco' motives and in the electrih- cation of railways. Dix. MARK FRANCIS, who re' ceived his degree in veterin- ary medicine at Ohio State in 1887. He is famous for his introduction of methods of producing immunity to Texas fever by subcutaneous injecf tions w i t li serum prepared from diseased cattle. At pres' ent he is best known for his startling discoveries in the cure for tularemia. ,-uf -au.. RENICK DLINLAI' graduated in 1895. He is an agricul' tural scientist and was assist' ant United States secretary of agriculture. He was a former football captain at Ohio State. BENJAMIN T. Bixooics gradu- ated in 1906 and has been the consulting chemist of the Mathieson Alkali Wcnrks since 1924. Hs is a fellow of the Mellon Institute at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. DR. Rov D.McCi.uau was a member of the class of 1904. He is at present on the surgi- cal stalf of the Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. He is noted for his operations on the brain. OLIVER FASSIG graduated in 1882 and has been connected with the United States WCiltl1Cl' Bureau since 1919, and is in charge of the West Indies and Carribean Service. He is also the editor of many hooks on meterology. jAMEs F. LINCOLN received his degree at Ohio State Uni' versity in 1926. He is the president of the Ohio State University Association, and is one of the owners of the Lin' coln Electric Company. GEORGE SMART, class of 1886, was the editor of Iron Age heiore his death several years ago. DOROTPIY CANFIELD FISHER received her degree in 1899. She has written such well' known books as Rough Hewn, The Brimming Cup, Home Fires in France, Raw Material and The Home Maker. Her latest work is My Son's Wife. Her father is a for' mer president of Ohio State University. RALPH D. MERSHON graduf ated in 1890, and is the inf vcntor of a sixfchase rotary converter, compounded conf verter system o lighting pro' tection for electrical appara- tus and a compensating volt' meter for which he was awarded the John Scott medal hy the Franklin Institute. THOMAS E. FRENCH, of the class of 1895, is the head of the Department of Engineer' ing Drawing at Ohio State University. He is a world authority on lettering and his textbooks on architecture and engineering drawing are used throughout the world. CLYDE T. MoRRIs, a graduf ate of the class of 1898, is a professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at Ohio State University. He helped draw the plans for our mam' moth stadium. DR. FRANCIS C. Woon, path' ologist, received his B. Se. de' gree in 1891. He is now prof fessor and director of cancer research work of the George Croker Special Research Fund at Columbia University. COLONEL CLAUDE H. B1Rnsf EYE took post-graduate work at Ohio State University. He has the distinction of be' ing one of the first men to go by boat through the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in 1923, and map the can' yon. He is a topographical engineer with the United States Geographical Survey in Washington. GEORGE M. BELLows, ex' 1905, was Ohio State's great' est contribution to the realm of art. He was prefeminent as a lithographer as well as an artist. In 1908 he was awarded a great many prizes by various worldfknown clubs and institutions. BERTHA LAMME FEICHT ref ceived her Electrical and Mechanical Engineering de' grces in 1883, and was the Hrst woman to receive the def gree of electrical engineering. She was formerly connected with the designing department of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. DR. G. GLENN ATKINS ref ceived his degree of B. A. in 1888 and is now on the fac' ulty of Auburn Seminary at Auburn, New York. He won the C h u r c h Peace Union prize for an essay on inter- national peace, and is the auf thor of many religious books. FRANK W. RANE graduated in 1891, and is now a state forester and agriculturist in Florida, where he has made some very valuable investiga' tions. ROBERT F. GRIGGS, who ref ceived his B. Sc. degree in 1903, has gained a reputa' tion as an explorer, received through his work as a botan- ist. He discovered the Valf ley of 10,000 Smokes in Katmai District, Alaska, while with a government expedition in 1915-1916. He is on the faculty of George Washing' ton University. JOHN KRAMER of the class of 1902 is a trustee of Ohio Northern University, and was a representative in the Ohio Legislature for two terms. CHARLES F. KETTERING re- ceived his M. E. and E. E. degrees here in 1904. He is the inventor of lighting and starting systems for automo' biles and the inventor of the individual power plant for farms. He was chairman of the committee which designed the Liberty motor, which was so extensively used during the World War. U ca E E The Bridge Hounds Some More of Our Outstanding Alumni U D W S2 ,g,1g1U4ugQ BLBEJFJE 55 iN 53 4' - - i , , , V V Y ,YY 4... Y Y 1231 ..,,., ,..,,,,H V .N.,,,,,,,,.,,........- .,............ -.......-,-.,... ...., ....,....... - 2-f .......... .. . ...Y-- ,,, 71 -s 1 . ,Y g, -i 1' A..': , ,vw 4 6 1 I 4 4 ,sn-f:,.f..,'w-...Lq..-..-.-v-.---.. ,.-,. . -z .3 .,. . ,..., . ,-- --- ,.,.,.....,..., ......,. .......,......... .......-......., V..- .-..- ...A-4-..,.-,...-......,f....,.... .,..,. .,h......,.-. 2, ...... ..,.-..., -.,.,.,.. ....-. ..--.a,-. fg f- W 4 , A--v W ,- A-1 l ,AHA 11 , 'l ' X--Hi' ,,, , ' 2' 'WW' ' Q6 HE SHADED DVAI., THE LoNe J WALK. Mlunon LAKE AI' . Nlehr. cAMDus MEETING snors. ALI. rl-:Est Ami orflo ufli Q Q fl2lisraMAN wflili. TADS. n-if l-:oMlic0MlNe BALI.. .luNwl2 DIQDM Nlel-lr. Bucmir AND DIDDEITSNSACIDED DID. MAY suvmin AND TIDADITIDNS DAY, l3DOWNlNl5'S DLAY, sm-alNx AND Tm-3 I-10N0l2Al2lEs v v CDLLEGE DALS AND SWEETHEAIDTSQ LESSDNSQ LITTLE QUAIQIQELS AND the FUN or MAKING UD. LAUGI-1lNe ov:-in 'SSIJN lDlAl.S ov AND FINALLY CDMMENCEMENT AND fAmiwliu. v QALI. rmisli WE MEAN BY omo llflfvvvov-oovo - - -- - - - - Y- -V1 ' ' 'l'Tf , 7' Y IA' Wil M A , H, A , , ,4.,1,n-1511-ul 1.4.11 , A ., ,,,,, , 9 if N! ohm uni DUBLICATICNI THE THEATRE Music SDCIAL EVENT! IDELIGIDN DEBATE Ml LITAIQY 55 A A Q - v i Y 4A , H, Y vwrivvr Il...- , FIGHT CN CHIC CIQIVE CN CCWN THE FIELD! FIGHT CN CHIC AND NEVEI2, NEVEI2 YIELD! FIGHT CN CHIC A TCUCHDCWN NCW TC GC, FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT FIGHT, FIGHT. FIGHT, FCIQEVEIQ CHIC. ' 11EsHMAN groups learning about Ohio traditions . . . Open football practice ' for the Freshmen . . . One of the girls' groups visiting Pomerene Hall . . . Some pushball action . . . Future Qhio Staters making a tour of the campus . . .past the gymnasium . . . and down by Mirror Lake . . . and then the final visit to Old University Hall with all its dignity and age. 'L 3235? O SHALLDW HVL7 Wikiuilfmfiwwiufldlflliliiilillluiuw.mifffaafw 4A-f!. ' I - H I U , .,ii,1 iii' 'K K' 0 -L 5 A1 ', -'vN' A- MILE for the boys . . . just ready to dive in . . . The Illinois Field House and Auditorium in Winter . . . The Armistice Day parade as the columns passed the State House . . . Abeautiful play in one of the thrilling soccer contests with Illinois . . . Rose Boczec diving in at Pomerene . . . The Illinois Stadium, scene of the last game of the season . . . Some mermaids and future Mack Sennett bathing girls at practice. E. QE-A 4 gggfga-fr' V+ -A '- faimghigtt I11I K 2--'N'- NWA ' A- . C 'xJJ:1.'Af 5 OACH WILCE addresses the cadets in ref gard to the new football song . . . Be' tween classes . . . the only two free seats to the Michigan game . . . Bill Knepf per twirls the baton over the goal posts . . . a new artist at the Faculty Club . . . Cne of the cozy campus tea rooms and restauf rants . . . the life of a football manager . . . the polo team performs . . . the soccer game at Illinois. ii' ' 14 A f ff mailto 5 Q 1-113 Spring flood in the fields south of the Stadium . . . a crowd of Ohio Staters at an outfofftown game . . . one of the mammoth busses used by some of the football teams . . . the omnibus for across the river . . . All aboard . . . Phi Gam speedball champions . . . a popular meeting spot in front of Commerce Building . . . polo mal' lets in action . . . Professor French enter' tains his department with a smoker Qnote the Size of the pipes, and reach for a Luckyl. Red Trautman and his Ghio Relay togs. V ' 1' w'..:w ','J.n: , fm-eff' 'w a' w :f 5 6 if X if' ll Tid'fx 3l' :WJ -Qy. a alive, 'L 4 4 Ml f '5'Hhffi1: a?t.-'iff X '- '-.Qs ff. ff: deff! - Zilla r gy R' ' W , Q4'f2i '?!f4H ' 1 wr- Wai -1,52 nz -. nu w II H ' M 1 1 l ,l-L 17cIi?iA:.lQir,,L V 'W-ww--w--,,.. i , U' T . -'U N igfff' 2' rf'-si 'I 'i '4'i 'f- H FT',i'i 'iT '2u'f' FW. 74. , .- I Qo,,,uy,:',Q,fi, ,nina M In . N N if 'ly I ,f . 'QW 312 T 'f ' -f J,-0-H' ,Aggn - . 1 ' .QOL Q I 'iifirftgi HE steady stream to the Princeton game . . . Qld grads and students to the game . . The floating O and note the size of the crowd . . . the band and a pep meeting . . . even the bleachers at the south end are Hlled . . . the Boy Scouts assemble to act as ushers . . . the band which has given Chio State such a reputation warms up for some real maneuvers . . . The crowd pours into the mammoth stadium for Wilce's last season. D Andi ACK HALL does some extensive decorating for Homecoming . . . The Sig Eps welcome their alumni and Princeton guests with open jaws . . . The Tekes add color and shields to their castle . . . The Alpha Rho Chis show their architectural skill . . . Some late comers to the game . . . Phi Mu Delta wins the prize for the best decorated fraternity house . . . Sigma Chis have some elaborate decorations . . . Doctor Wilce and the new Pack' ard which was presented him at the close Of the season . . . Zeta Tau Alphas have the best decorated sorority house. ff-Ks' ...-,. al' AVE LARRIMER and Virginia Taylor in The Quccn's Husband . . . Some of the cofeds who made the Scarlet Mask show a success . . . Marg 0'Shaughf nessy in Don't Be So Rough . . . A color clash winnerwithout the color . . . the good old days that the grads tell us about, as por' trayed by Hifjinx . . . Philip Adams and Clive Jones as King and Queen in the Stroll' ers' play . . . lane Hewitt in 0ceans of Love Qnot so had as it soundsj . . . some of the attractive features of the Scarlet Mask show. 6l HE Finance Committee before their tour of many leading universities . . . . Junior Dean Turnbull and Professor Sherman present an act of their own at the Engineers' Roundfup . . . A group of Thetas L... On their way to an eight o'clock . . . One Of the schools visited on the inspection tour . . . supper under the stadium . . . The Color Clash participants at Pomerene - - . The cast of the Engineers Roundfupv Hlld the mystery thereof . . . This picture is called the Sigma Delta Tau Football Team, but I think there must be some mistake in fllilig . . . The Alpha Epsilon Phis win the Hifjinx prize . . . A friendly game of bridge . . . Tucker Smith, the new Qhio State trainer. 7 N'-uv... lf .94 ' fl 8 RESIDENT RIGHTMIRE and Presif dent Kinley of Illinois smile for the camera man . . . a garden party in the University Flower Gardens . . . the Baby Blimp passes over our campus . . . Tau Beta Pi turns Viking on Engif neers' day . . . more polo . . . the def partment of metallurgy does some pracf tical work . . . Smock Day and the at- tendant ceremonies for the architects . . . Professor Caldwell and his dog . . . Coach Wilce and a parting mes' sage at WEAO . . . Dean Hitchcock greets the pilot who lands his plane on the campus in honor of Engineers' day. HE sweeping lines of cadets in the competitive drill parade . . . every man alert and on his toes . . . the reviewing stand and officers . . . Presif dent Rightmire awards the medal for excellence in the manual of arms . . . the cannons salute in honor of the Sign' ing of the Armistice . . . A-tten- shun . . . The artillery forms for paf fade . . . individual inspection by a visiting officer. wi UCKET AND D1PPE1x's initiation . . . the fight to polish the sacred plaque on the Bucket and Dipper Rock . . . a mot' ley and grotesque assortment of characters assemble to entertain the public . . . Ferd Stone about to embrace the lake . . . Jim Henderson looks about to see what happened . . . Gunning attempts a dive but goes in wrong way . . . Cohen shows the initiates how it is to be done . . . The fight is on . . . The long parade to the lake begins. moi WHE old and new members of Chimes asf semble at the Chimes tower . . . the blindfolded initiates are led across the campus to Orton Hall . . . a group of little tots in the nursery school playing games . . . the ceremonies at the Sun Dial for the Chimes members . . . The return of the old mem' bers to greet the new . . . The sing at the Spring . . . A little scene from Browning's Play . . . Governor Cooper before the mi' crophone at the University station. 'Uhr-ff 2 WHE mysteries of Link Day . . . the mystic ceremonies about the Sun Dial A . . . the group gathered one by one on the steps of University Hall . . . President Rightmire addresses the students gathered for the linking . . . The old and the new mem' bers meet at the Browning amphitheatre . . . The Senior Class oilicers consult together in the natural Greek theatre . . . President Emeritus Thompson sends by radio on Uni' versity Day his sincere greetings to all his former charges . . . The Seniors assembled in the stadium for the commencement prof gram. i ORTAR BOARD, the Senior girls' honor' ary, chooses its members . . . the beautiful lantern ceremony on Tradif tions Day when the lamp and robe of govern- ment and knowledge are turned over to the DSW women's oflicers . . . a stately and col' Qrful scene against a background of gorgeous iris . . . Mortar Board assembles by the Sun Dial, which is the center of all the initiations of the honoraries . . . a large crowd greets them as they emerge from the Administration Building . . . the walk down by the spring IH the early morning. .: 11,23 WW! 49' ,I qi, , -' , P .57 , wil - 4 ' x X V , 1 RESIDENT RIGI'ITMl1iE talks to the grad' uates and parents at the Class Day exei' cises . . . Fred Milligan gives the ivy oration . . . Introducing Miss Crtha Smith, the Freshman girl who became queen of the Senior Prom . . . a foursome at the Country Club on Alumni Day . . . The planting of the ivy at the Chio Union by the Ivy Craf tor . . . Twelve hundred seniors assembled with their parents in the mammoth stadium . . . The sunset supper under the stadium . . . two long lines of graduates stretching away from the bend in the horseshoe. 171K- J C . 2,535 ,uf , .1 l f' , 2 V , gil ,.f:.:i' ,',,5.i-H ,,, M 1.g,f5'..f it H 4,1 pity: ..,.-.f.7n 41. 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' S ' all V QWARD Kiuss, president of the Senior Class and star football and track man, who chose Qrtha Smith as his prom queen . . . a sudden reversion of Kriss to his native state, an informal photo . . . Pres' idents Thompson and Rightmire lead the long procession to the commencement . . . One Of the stunts for Alumni Day by the Class of 1906 . . . Class Day exercises . . . The Baccalaureate held in the Stadium just at dusk . . . The May Supper held on the campus Qbefore the Hghtj. Note: fwe are very sorry that we are not able to show you any of the fight picturesl . . . The Sunset Supper in progress. rm 1. ,I 1 ,, .3 '4 zz-.fs A ' ',-417 up 1 : V 3.4 Roifiassoix NBILLYM EVANS in his lahoraf tory . . . Carl Steeh, the Bursar, finds something amusing on his trip . . . a picture of the new football coaches, Sam Willaman, George Hauser and Don Miller . . . The most genial Mr. and Mrs. Haskett, who have a smile for everyone . . . Prof fessor McCoard tries his luck . . . The Adf ministration Building in early morning . . . The school of the air at WEAOT . . . Presif dent Rightmire, Julius Stone and President David Kinley of Illinois . . . a part of sta' tion WEAO . . . Doctor Wilce with the twins, Wesley Fesler and Dick Larkins. l26l 4--- -wa- ' ' eh Mpw - '- ling, - - 4- ,. . , ' W1 .lllln Q K '1 g 5 .N 'L ' .IQ Q V JJ ,kr iL59mL, W W, f M H oLo TEAM ready to charge . . . Old Chio Fie1d's Cane Rush . . . An excitf ing pushball game . . . Cane Rush cap' tains show that its all in fun . . . A section of the line of students waiting to pay their fees . . . Downing some poor Freshmen - . . The broad grin of some of the triumph' ant sophomores, who won the cane rush - . . Not a. bread line but a fee line . . . Ptesident Rightmire welcomes the new stu' dents at Freshman Week. B, 'Q-rx rf U U Simpson 'Ties WoTld's Record In 100f'Yard Dash at Ohio Relays U cn 5281 I - Cl , X I I . S DRESS Qhio State University has a very fine school of journalism, whose faculty is headed hy Prof fessor joseph Myers, himself a former newspaper man. Last year the Lantern was chosen as the hest college daily in the country. The Sun Dial is the humor magazine, and the Ag Student, Ohio State Engineer, and Ohio Commerce are publications of their respective colleges. The Freshman Handbook is the guide hook sent out to all incoming freshmen. The Makio, which is a Japanese word for magic mirror, is the chronicle of the year's events. IX 5 wi El U ' FERD STONE Editor-in'Chief THE MAKIO OF 1929 FERDINAND STONE - f Editor-in-Clue MAKIO BOARD Professor Thomas E. French Donald Hyde Professor joseph S. Myers Claud Recker Paul Ackerman . Willard Scott In this Makio of 1929 we have tried to give you an accurate and a living picture of Ohio State from the lirst meeting of Freshman Week to the last rites of Com' mencement. There is a wealth of living, crowded into one year of college life, some triumphs and some defeats, some friendships and some quarrels, and we have tried to catch a bit of each in this book. Cohen Sirnbson Sands Evans Crabill Brunson Kelly Bolllsnder jahnson Rideau! Barber Huggard Fai. l:y Lulendorf lvncs Adams I IJ U fso THE MAKIO GF 1929 BUD L. MOSER Business Manager STAFF MEMBERS DoNALD HYDE f f f f Advisory Editor PAUL STEINBERGER f f Associate Editor EDMUND YOUNG f Associate Editor The true worth of a yearbook is not a matter which can be decided now, while yet the memories are fresh in our minds, but it will come in those future years when in the hurry and press of other duties, we are prone to forget the great moments of college. If, at that time, this book can help to bring back to you any of the memories of your stay at Ohio State, then this book will have accomplished its purpose. BUD L. MOSER Business Manager Wf' f Sze' bergfr Suiberl Nesbitt H if M I - Ddiliis Nlcweill t Holman MucDor1uld Zbihson lfggs an 1252? gizimzglf' Myers French Reclqer Ackerman Hyde Alumni Paul Ackerman john Fullen Helen jane Jones William Macdonald Administration Richard Hollington Claud Recker Gene Mack Ohio Life Robert Gunning Frances Huggard Russell McNeill Sara Ervin George Jones Classes Herbert Wise EDITORIAL STAFF Allen Holman Robert Horn Fraternities Arthur Huston Rodney Love John Bieber Mylin Ross Sororities Louise Johnson Elizabeth, Landacre Esther Downs Margaret Nesbitt Fay Sands Societies jack Evans Gerald Boyd Milton Rideout Drama Publicity Philip Adams Stanley Schcllenger Foy Kohler Ralph Cohen jack Henderson Hayward Gay l Scott Athletics Marion Chenoweth George Simpson Wilbur Fairley Wornen's Athletics Ruth Rosenthaler Marian Riggs Features Milton Ganiff Samuel Seibert Betty Kilbourne Marian Benkowitz Religion Ward Ewalt Corinne johnson Hubert Nicols Ruth Crabill Q Cl E323 U 1:1 K1 lly Lug hournc Hvndrrson Harrison Malllin l.alr:ndorf Horn 'llaclwr Svil1cl'l Neslnlt Ioncs lVlucDdonald Boduy Mzxulc Hyde: McNeill Cllcnou-ull: Ifri in Kolxlvr Honmflt McDanicls Sch: llcngvr Ifairlcy Ross Iiisch Slmngxvuy Sunils Downs .lanes Moser Slum: Rcclccr johnson Ervin 'l'l1onu1.r liolilundur Crubill C. johnson lrlugganl Cornwall Gunning Scllcrmcr Riggs BUSINESS STAFF PAUL E. ACKERMAN fff'f Advisory Business Manage-r RUSSELL B. MCNEILL f f Advisory Business Manager ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS .IUICS Scllcfmcf Homer Strangway Philip McDanicls Maurice Smith Edwin 101195 ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER CANDIDATES Elilillf Gibson FIOFCDCC Walden Pauline Roscnblum DIRECTORS OF PUBLICITY RLIIPIX COIICFI Mg11'ig1n ADVERTISING MANAGER N. Lawrence Fish FRESHMAN BUSINESS STAFF Maurice Mattlin Earl Cornwall Earl Tucker Frank Harrison jr. Ralph Coodscll FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE EDITORIAL CANDIDATES Luther Lalcndorf William Moore Thomas Ervin I'-P1111 B0hlCl1CICl' Everette Laybournc Williain Bittner Elmer KUIIY William Thomas Perrin Hazclton .IOIHU AIICI1 Roger Berkshire U 0 I33I STANLEY SCHELLENGER Editorfin-Chief Lantern OHIO STATE LANTERN STANLEY SCHELLENGER Editorfin-Chief HERBERT WISE Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF EDWIN CARMAN f f RUTH MCCREA f f f DELAFAYETTE CARTER f ARDEN STRANG f f f RUTH ROSENTHALER f I-IESTER KILER f f f MOLLY CORNE f - BYRON WILSON f MANAGING William Boyenton Margaret Davis William Dornbircr Ralph Grapperhaus NEWS EDITORS Fall .Quarter Winter .Quarter Miles Smith Carleton Hartley Marion Chenoweth Charles Carson Paul Steinberger Earl Wilson Robert Diffenclal Emmitt O'Connor Marion Voges Kenneth Miller ' ' f Sports Editor f f Society Editor f f Dramatic Critic f f Columnist f f Columnist f Church Editor f f Exchange Editor f Book Page Editor EDITORS Glen Jolley Henrietta MacFarlancl Ruth Rosenthaler Bernard Young Spring ,Quarter Marion Chenoweth Paul Steinberger Charles Carson Earl Wilson Kenneth Miller Carroll Wilson Vagas Smith Millar Ha rlley Diffcndal Sleinbergcr Chenowelh O'Connor Carler M cCrca Carman Sleeves I34I Barnes Carson OHIO STATE LANTERN BUSINESS STAFF HERBERT WISE ff-f Business Manager EDGAR STEEVES f f Advertising Manager FRANCIS BARNES f f Advertising Manager JANE CARROLL f f f Advertising Manager JOHN HEISKELL f f f Circulation Manager JOSEPH YOUNG, National Advertising Manager ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGERS Florence Walden Isalvcl Hatton I Carl Noll Harold Goldman ADVERTISING SOLICITORS Delee McKinley Ruth Schwern Allen Kahn Anita Gutman Thomas Creed Bernard Payne HERBERT WISE Business Manager Lantern 1928 SUMMER LANTERN STAFF STANLEY SCHELLENGER f - Editorfin-Chief HERBERT WISE e f f f Business Manager PAUL STEINBERGER f f f News Editor RUTH WARD f f f f News Editor JOHN FENTEN - f f News Editor ' MILDRED BIRCH f - f f News Editor Lantern Staff I 35 I THE SUN DIAL l Ralph Cohen RALPH COHEN, f f f f EditorfinfCliief RUSSELL MCNEILL, - - Business Manager CHARLES OKERBLOOM, f ffff Art Editor EDWARD TAYLOR f f - Contributing Editor EDNA S1LvERsTE1N - f Contributing Editor BUD MOSER f f Advisory Manager JANICE YORK f -ff'fff'ff Office Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS Karl Bambach Robert Gunning Harry Lawner EDITORIAL STAFF Harvey Bennett Sanford Bittner Barbara Blatt Ioseph Gooter Gordon Greenberg Richard Leahy Stoddard Raper ART STAFF Ruth Asire William Holladay Earl Dull 'Milton Caniff Alfred Philby Ernest Wright BUSINESS STAFF Julius Bordofsky Beryl Goldman Edward jones Harold Brooks William Guthrie Leo Kaufman Franklin Caralnno Alvin Hauland Samuel Lavine Arthur DcVcnish Robert Irvine ' Harry Lawner Russell McNeill Miles Smith Mahon Robinson Gertrude Walker Earl Wilson Iohn Long Charles Keller Edward Schlczinger Frederick Schulz Bernard Sweeney Carl Swenkmeyer Swunkmycr jones Lawncr Curr Franke Lavinc Kaufman Rupcr -Sm itll Bambuch Powi ll Robinson Goldman Philby Dull Gunning McKinney Robert.: johnson Schlczingcr Guthrie Borodofslcy Caluluno Blull Baker McNeill Cohen Roscnlhalcr Asire Chapman joseph E363 THE AGRICULTURAL STUDENT jay Boyer JAY BOYER f f HAROLD WILBER f EDITORIAL STAFF WILMA BONAR ffff-fffff ASSCCIATES Fay Bowman james Grandstafl' joseph Dougherty Clarence Hall Ruth Durr Charlotte Kerr Martha Dush Earl Moore BUSINESS STAFF Harold Willnltr Edit0rfinfCl1ief Business Manager Managing Editor LEONARD MELCHING f f f f - - f f Advertising Manager Joseph Schmidt Gabriel Simon Ralph Woodilm Virgil Wysong RAY SAUER f f f '- ' f Circulation Manager ASSOCIATES Everett Albyn Harold Bauman Marion Cook Ray Bailey Lawrence Brubaker Claude Hummel Robert Barre Alonzo Burdge Dwight Pugcot Cook Hummel Haas Sclmx id! Bur rlgv Buiumm Hall Daniels Woodin Brubaker Simon Durr Punguot Bailey Dougherty Boyer Dush Wilber Bonar Mulclxing Sauer wi FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD THE OHIO STATE ENGINEER l i Donald Iolinstone Clafence Kelley DONALD JOHNSTONE, Editor CLARENCE KELLER, Business Manager Mark Allen James Baxa Robert Ewing Elmo Howell Howard Jordan Edward Billings Philip Johnston Herman Light DONALD JOHNSTONE - f f f f f f WALTER GALLowAY f HAYWARD GAY HOMER DEVITT PATSY DILFLOURE 1 f f , f EDITORIAL STAFF Ben Keifer Fred Kremscr Lefever Lee Judd Lough BUSINESS STAFF Sam Lockslmin Francis Markey Francis Pickering Simon Sculler Departmental Editor ' Feature Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager f Office Manager Challenor Rainey Edward Sevcik Carl Spangler Herbert Sweezy Glen Watson Frank Vorac Paul Willoxlr George Wright I .cc Wright Sevcilc Spangler Seymour Bill ingx I Sara Oster I loivull l'Ixulfv.v liwing Prichard jolmxlon Allen Lough Crilcs Sivvczvy Willow I.ack.vlxin Light Seullirr I icl4ering K cifrr Watson Krumser Difloure I'Iurhargur Devil Keller juluxximw CIIIKIIICUUOI' Burlwr Callaway l5Sl THE FRESHMAN HANDBOOK Luther Lalendnrf Harold Goldman LUTHER LALENDORF HAROLD GoLnMAN Editor'i'nfChief Business Manager ELMER KELLY f - - f f f Assistant Editor For KOHLER f f Assistant Editor Ivor Armistcad George Cammarn Thomas Ervin Richard Garner Herbert Decker Gordon Eldrieh EDITORIAL STAFF Ralph Gooclsell Robert Groth Benjamin Knepper BUSINESS STAFF Willizini Guthrie Calvin Reutbinger Alvin Rosensweet Willizlm Thomas Robert Wilsoii Frank Livingston Ray Masser Errin Ruulhinger Guthrie Wenk Thomas Kohler Lalendorl Kclly Livingston I39I WARREN POST f REGINA YOUNG f TOLBERT CHRISTMAN WILLIAM KUIPERS ROBERT IVIARQUARDT EDWARD SOMMERS john Lucas CHIC COMMERCE JOHN LUCAS, EditorfinfChief, Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF f Managing Editor ROBERT KELLY f Assistant f Associate Editor JOHN WASLEY f Assistant f f Assistant BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager . CLEMENT ATER f - Assistant f f f Assistant THEODORE BODALSKI Assistant f f e Assistant RAY BARRETT f f f f Circulation Manager Hurt Bmlulski Summers Clxrislmun Wfusluy Kuipurs Post Young Lucas Marquurdi I40I TH E TH EATDE Drama on this campus has taken a decided step forward this year in the combining of the two major play groups on the campus, and thus uni- fying dramatics. Strollers Dramatic Society has been in existence some thirtyfnine years, and in that time has presented some very ine work. Their first play was The Rivals. This year they presented The Queen's Husband, while University Players gave The Youngest and Hillel made a name for themselves by presenting the Dybbuk. IN E413 STROLLERS OFFICERS PHILIP ADAMS ffff-ff President DAVID LARIMER f f VicefPresidenc VIRGINIA HUGtiES f f f Secretary BIID Mosua f f f Business Manager BOARD OF CONTROL Philip Adams Dr. Russell Means Milton Ganiff Bud Moser Jean lvfcGampbell George Troutman Professor George Vsfashhurne PHILIP ADAMS President of Strollers In its thirtyffive years of checkered existence Strollers has been actuated by the desire to present plays which would reflect credit to the university, and increase the interest in amateur dramatics. In the past three seasons, Strollers has ventured with reasonable success into widely diversified helds of dra' matic art. The transition three years ago from the farcical George Ade College Widow ' to the highly sophisticated Somerset Maugham piece The Circle provoked interested comment. After the reallv fortunate production, last season, of the delightfully romantic fantasy The Swan by Franz Molnar. Strollers presented the hrst George Bere nard Shaw effort ever attempted on the local campus' Caesar and Cleopatra. Strollers is fast building up a massive following in amateur dramatic circles with nothing in the future to sug' gest a limit of their progress. King Eric and Phipps at a Game of Checkers l42l STROLLERS This year Strollers presented The Queen's Hus' hand, a Comedy satire hy Robert E. Sherwood un' der the personal direction of Clarence Sullivan. At present there is a decided movement to unify dramatics and to have merely the one organization, Strollers. It is hoped that this new organization of Strollers will be able to give the campus the very best in drama, and that ultimately it can build its own little theatre here on the campus. This will he a great move forward for dramatics at Ohio State. King Eric VIII f PIIILIP ADAMS Queen Martha - OLIVE jomas Granton f f 1 DAVID LARIMIQR Phipps f WILLIAM KNEPPRR Lord Birten f CLIFFORD DIIII-IL Petly ff-f Lian MARSHALL General Northrup - f f ' WARIJ EXVALT First Lady in Waiting - - MARGARET MILLIIR BUD L. Mosnn Business Manager Strollers Second Lady in Waiting f MARGARET NESBITT Prince Williaiin of Greek ' f . , RAY LEWIS MHIUY Blwr - RODNIEY Lovia Three Soldiers f f,,,,,,, , , LAWRliNCIi LARIMIaR, WILLIAM KIRK, WILLIAM MOIJRE DF- Fcllmiln '-f RoIIIzRT GUNNING Lflkcl' ' ' ' - TIIURSIE SIGMAN Two Maidsofl-Ionor f KATHERINE BORN, RUTH CRAIIILL The fflicceirs I'IuslJand in mln: Presence of Her Majesty X431 U Cl - SCARLET MASK RICHARD WOLFE f--ffff-f President RUSSELL MCNEILL f f Business Manager BOARD OF CONTROL Olive Jones Russell McNeill Edwin Jones Edward S. Drake Richard Wolfe Matthew McConnell For the first time in its history, Scarlet Mask has admitted girls into their membership, Before this time, all of the parts, feminine and masculine, have been portrayed by men. But as in all things, women Hnally triumphed. This year Scarlet Mask under the direction of Robert Hines presented Oceans of Love, a musical comedy written by Leonard Labowitz, a student here at school. In Oceans of Love everyone is in love, and if there are a few who aren't they make it a point to get that way immediately. The story, in case you would like to know, concerns the adven- tures of a smart aleck chap, played by Caniff, who stows away aboard a theatrical magnate's yacht, whereon a college musical comedy with a collegiate cast is in the process of being produced. And the same smart alecky double for Bill Haines promptly proceeds to fall in love with the theatrical producer's daughter. She, however, positively refuses to recipro- cate. How he persuades her to change her mind takes up two long acts. RICHARD WOLFI1 President Scarlet Mask Caniff is delightful as the stowaway who arouses the ire of everybody aboard the floating university, and makes everyone feel relieved when he apparently commits suicide. Caniff cavorts about the stage, improvises at will, and per' forms didoes that come only from extensive experience in the theater. His number, Capability, with the chorus, is one of the highlights of the show. Scarlet Mask Cast on Stage m C1 I L44l SCARLET MASK Virginia Blackburn, who has the feminine lead, is the charm' ing little miss who spurns the raucous attentions of Caniff. Miss Blackburn's dancing of jig 0' Joy in the finale of the Hrst act, is slightly reminiscent of a dance we once saw petite Bobbie Arnst and Tom Patricola do. Hanley Collins gives a convincing performance as the the' atrical producer. Collins seems perfectly at home in the role. The comedy relief of Oceans of Love is very adequately provided by Charles Parks and Billy Radebaugh. These two boys. who are gobs aboard the love ship, are screamingly funny in places, especially in the lawn party scene, where they try to acquire a little savior-faire from a book of etiquette. Jane Hewitt, Margaret O'Shaughnessy, and Betty Martin are the leads in the show which is in rehearsal aboard the ship. Miss Martin does two vocal numbers with john Hollington, while Miss Hewitt, whom we understand studied under Ned Wayburn, does a pretty little waltz number to the tune of Waltz with Me. Stanley Goodrich is the dance director with the show, who mutters seriously the show must go on, while Chuck Heiser is sufhciently goofy as the pianist. Ed Dohse sings the show's sweetest ballad, and that is Castaway Island. Dorothy Aspinal exhibits the finest soprano Russnu. MCNlilLI. Business Manager Scarlet Mask voice in the show, singing a tune called japanese Mammy, acwmpanied by the Scarlet Mask Orchestra. Which re minds us: the Scarlet Mask Orchestra appears in the last half uf the show with two or three peppy specialties, with Dick Wolfe QRoger Wolfe Kahn Zndj directing. R0b0ff Hif1CS, '28, l1l1S K-lOI1e an extremely good job of directing the show in view of some of the material he had in hand. We refer, of course, to the rather hackneyed plot and some of the time'worn gags, He should be congratulated especially on some of his numbers, such as Castaway Island and that peppy red hot tune, jig o' joy .....,-. Scarlet Mask Band Du LAFAYETTE CARTER. CL D 5451 UNIVERSITY PLAYERS Crawford Bowers Ben Esgar CRAWFORD Bowizns f f f f President BEN ESGAR f f f f Business Manager BOARD OF CONTROL Crawford Bowers Fora Belle Bolin Mary Green Ben Esgar Chairman Marie Fischer Secretary Business Manager MEMBERS Melvin Barclay Hanley Collins Adolphe Dewerth Robert Riggle Flora Belle Bolin William Cory Ben Esgar Betty Latham Crawford Bowers Hugh Cook Marie Fischer Virginia Lisle Edward Breen Richard Cook Lucille Gilman Lowell Morey Anne Bryan Donald Day Paul Insley Mina Nupul Thomas Chittenden Clifford Diehl Harold Knapp Charles Okerbloom Miles Smith Robert Snyder Homer Strangways Slrangwuy Gilman Morey L isle Cook Barclay Du Werlll Nupuf Bryan Esgar ljolin Ifixcliur i461 WESLEY PLAYERS Robert Everllart Ward Ewalg Carston Ahrens Helen Alexander Mabel Brumme Mildred Caulkins Hanley Collins Owen Combs Kathryn Crowe Donald Day RoBER'r EVERHART, President DONALD BARTLETT, VicefPresidem WARD EWALT, Business Manager MARY LATI-IAM, Secretary MEMBERS Robert Everliart Ward Ewalt William Hines George Holton lames Laughead Lawrence Larrimer Betty Latham Richard Lawrence Clifford LeValce Ruth McClarren Hubert Massar Virginia Metcalf Palmer Miller Mary Lawrence Benson Owens Marcy Powell Alma Rannebarger Lawrence Robinson Holmes Ruggles Annabelle Sipes Graydon Trout Ruth Vanzandt ' f b- B bb'tl Q V'rb'ck Paiwll Purlvr lilucklmrrflogm Ury Owens G I lzverhart L L Burllull L Collins L Lullmm f47l D Cl H Mc Cumliull licmnvll Muck Lam' Nushil IJ, lhmnis Lamb ' Carlin linker Cullen Paddock Du Bruin Alzllvr Iuclil Mc Cullum llulrlwr Brulnull 'lilxomus Gilman Wcinrriuli li. Dcruus Ktlcr llugguril Rmvxcll Bryan jolmsun Norlli Cunningliuni jonux Rvilund Mary Baker Catherine Bonner Betty Bonnet Pearl Bretnall Marguerite Carlin Helen Clemens Jean Cunningham Betty de Bruin Deborah Dennis Esther Dennis Lucille Dum Alfreda Edelson BROWNING DRAMATIC SOCIETY OFFICERS LOUISE JOHNSON f ' ELLEN NORTH ANNE BRYAN f HELEN JONES - f HELEN RUSSELL f f MARGUERITE CARLIN FRANCES HUGGARD f ELEANOI1 THOMAS - JEAN CuNN1NoHAM MRS. ELSIE KITTLI3 ' f 1 f f f President f VicefPresident ' Secretary f f Treasurer Business Manager f Assistant Business Manager Publicity Manager MEMBERS Margaret Callen Betty Hatcher Pauline Huebner Frances Huggard Louise Johnson Helen Jones Margaret Judd Hester Kiler Frances Kirkpatrick Vivian Lamb Elizabeth Landacre Betty Latham Virginia Lotze f Mistress of Properties Mistress of the Wardrobe f f f f f f Edna McCollam Adrienne Meek Marjorie Miller Margaret Nesbitt Ellen North Mina Nupuf Dorothy Ozer Evelyn Paddock Georgiana Reiland Frances Romer Ruth Rosenthaler Grace Rowland Helen Russell Coach Ruth Silbaugh Dorothy Silverstein Doris Smith Elsie Smith Portia Steele Edith Theile Eleanor Thomas Lillian Van Harlingen Ruth Weininaii Dorothy Wilson Norma Wocid Selma Zeiger D Cl i481 D D Cast of Dvbbuk HILLEL PLAYERS OF THE HILLEL FOUNDATION Everett Blasberg Louis Brooks Abc Brown Fred Brown jean Brenner Seymon Brodsky jerome Brown Yale Bloom Iack Cassler Harold Ginsberg Miriam Baskin Art Cohen Edith Cooper MEMBER IN FACULTY Lee Levinger CLASS OF 1929 Manning Cohn Arnold Kippen Rose Diamond Mina Nupuf Sam Goldman Elizabeth Pler Harry Horvitz Ruth Rosenthaler Harold Soglovitz CLASS OF 1950 Alfreda Edelson Jerold Lelkowitz Max Fischer Sidney Nevins Samuel Hillman Dorothy Ozer Fannie Shill CLASS OF 1931 Robert von Riggle Sam Rubenstein Lillian Salle James Schiff Harold Reich Lillian Richman Manny Rocker Irving Levinson . Martin Seigle Mau,-ice Scljwnrtz Ben Rosenberg john Shallcr jack Tannen!-mum Jack Widriclx CLASS OF 1932 Samuel Geichman Nat Lill I Myron Nadler Harold Goldman Robert Morrison Sidney Pearlman Marjorie Kusworm Isadore Medoll, Maurice Rosenrhalcr Earl Tucker EEE wi The Browning Amphitheatre, Where Browning Presents Its Shakespearean Drama i501 N xl .1 E MUSIC This has been a banner year in music. Our Men's Glee Club, under the masterful direction of Major Herbert Wall, won the State Glee Club Contest, and finished a high third in the national competition at New York City. Major Wall came to Chio State from the University of Mis' souri, and in his short time here has completely Won the support and admiration of the whole student body. The season was closed by a gala concert at Memorial Hall. IX Cl CL fm First 'Tenor Richard Smith Albert Essex Victor Stiver Carl Bambach Charles Parks Samuel Bright Eldon Brown David Morgan Glenn Hackett Harold McKee Emerson Rose Charles Shanely Harold Simpson john Squires Norman Trick Robert Williams MEN'S GLEE CLUB DAVID MoI1c:AN f THEODORE NICKEL RICHARD SMITII f GENE MACK f f EMMITT OQCONNOR WILLIAM GOULD SHEFFORD MILLER RICHARD KING HOWARD WAUCH DONALD Kuarz ' HERBERT WALL OFFICERS - f Vice f Business f 'Trip f Publicity - - 'Ticket President 'President Secretary Manager Manager Manager Manager Student Representative Representative'atfLarge Librarian Director Robert Cocherellc Walter Roseberry John Fegan Edward Groff MEMBERS William Haverheld Frederick Shroeder Robert Harness Arthur Robinson john Pixley Alfred Krebs David Larrimer Michael Costello Second Tenor Richard King Byron Kerr Donald Kurtz Earl Laudenslagcr John Gallcn john Baymiller Stephen Jonas David Taylor Elmer Haney james Adams David Bryant Manning Cohn Harold Harris james Kichit Dale Krebs Harold Michael Robert Muma Herbert Swezey Robert Walker Byron Scribner jack Howard mi U D MEN'S GLEE CLUB Marion Violet Luke Lyman Samuel Riikin Glenn Tammen Lowell Young William Hayes john Rutledge Roland Le Clerq Charles Balil Alvin Williams William Jenkins Edward Milliken Kermit Hunter Carl Keslar Howard Cowdrey Baritone Leonard Glander Maxwell Jacobs John Hollington Paul Inslcy Marshall Miller Paul Murphy Hubert Nichol Charles Reynolds james Wilhelm Carl Albrecht Charles Barnes Edgar Brake Daniel Bunner Ralph Danford William Deeg Darwin Forsyth Lou Goddard Charles Greer Da ton Heckman Robert Herbster john Howell Vance Kramer Albert Lilley Kenneth Masser John Neil Ned Potts Walter Randall George Wing Harold Hackett Nevin Klotz John Cooley Sidney Goad George jones George jones Louis Nicol Harry Huerfel George Strickling Kenneth Mayer William Knepper Harold Henderson William Dietz Melvin Barclay john Moffat Charles Gravett Second Bass Theodore Nickel Paul Noon Paul jones John Wagnitz Marcy Powell Gene Mack George Chamblin Robert Ewing Charles Callahan Milford Driggs William Guthrie Lawrence Holtkamp Walter Horton Edward Kreiselman Paul Krohn Laci Litomy Alex Livingston Robert Nicolaus Harry Stewart William Zeiter Benjamin Keifer Jerome Feldman john VanSickle Scott Harrison John Golinski Charles jenne Glec Club .Quartcttc U Cl U33 U 1:1 I CARL ALBRECHT f OLIVE JONES f f ALICE CANTWELL SIDNEY GOAD f f HELEN BOYER f Dorothy Aspinall Miriam Anderson Mary Bennett Janis Bishop Mary Black Helen Boyer Lois Brenenstul Alice Buehrer Martha Butcher Josephine Cantwell Garcia Clement Lucille Davidson Elizabeth Davis Jeannette Downey Roberta Diehl Mary Ellis Elizabeth Emmett Ruby Elzy Mary Focke Nedora Grandprey Alice Glick Margaret Gordon Mary Green Frances Gross Lucretia Holmes Grace Jackson Olive Jones Margaret Kappler Margaret Lee Helen McCoy Mary McKinley Melba McLaughlin Ruby Maddox Ona Miller Muriel Miller Mary Neumeier Martha Prentice Margaret Sanders Dorothy Schoenlaub Sadie Scott Sara Slesnic Edward Harris Grace Snider Helen Starling Florence Stroyne Mary Tobin Gladys Trout Dorothy Tice Jennie Tyler Maxime Warner Marjorie West Azelia White Mary Welsh Elizabeth Wood Ruth Woods Judith Wu Katherine Weathington Reba Agner Louise Adkins Anne Caprette Margaret Dixon Emma Dominek Justine Gehring Elizabeth Hirth Nettie Hogan Antoinette Jacko Nadyne Jackson Helen Hotchkiss Lillian Kollsinith Vivian Lamb Dorothy Lord Ruth McConnell Mabel Metcalf Dorothea Poetzinger Amelia Porkorney Edna Schild Elizabeth Shockley Esther Woods Ednah Young Cecilia Zarembski Elizabeth Flaut Dorothy Barnhart Helen Barr Scott Harrison 1 f f f 4 f f f f f f f f f f MEMBERS Martha Beal Vivian Chapman Martha Daniell Audrery Elerick Millicent Legg Mary Liming Marquise McClery Barbara Moser Opal Stuller Marjorie Tyler Virginia Vail Gertrude Weber Dorothy Wilson Wilma Breitenstein Marian Black Miriam Hoeflich Beatrice Korosy Florence Levin Neal Moody Ruth Parker Emma Rose Miriam Skop Florence Trautman Ruth Trautman Helen Wilson Estelle McCarty Elizabeth Patterson Dorothy Silversteen Carl Brumbach Walter Beasley Paul Assenheimer Arthur Bensell Samuel Bright Robert Cockerville Arthur Conrad Rose Emerson Jack Fegan Herschel Ferguson Glenn Hackett Robert Harness Robert Herbster John Howell OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CHORUS f f f f f President f f - VicefPresiderit - Secretaryffreasurer f - Business Manager f f f Librarian Andrew Johnson Edward Keller Robert Ladd Harold McKee Harold Nice Walter Rosebcrry Fred Schroeder John Squires Benjamin Walter Marion Violet Robert Williams Michael Costello Samuel Goldman James Adams Charles Bahl Hugh Cook Charles Keslar Michael Kowal James Kievit Dale Krebs Donald Kurtz Harold Michael Thomas Moorehead Robert Muma Noverre Musson Samuel Rifkin John Rutledge Herbert Swezey Glenn Tammen Lowell Young Carl Albrecht Edgar Brake Lowell Brown Ralph Danford Robert Everhard Charles Ford Sidney Goad John Frank Jack Dowds Charles Greer Leslie Haaf Harold Kililow John Hollington Irwin Krill Denneth Mayer Fredolf Lidell Raymond Morehart Ned Potts Marcy Powell Manuel Pivowar Walter Randall Dan Schipper George Strickling Lester Thompson Leslie Wagner Frank Weiss George Wing Harry Wuerfel Paul Bogert Charles Callahan Milford Dickman Harold Drigs John Golinski Robert Ewing James Hayes Lawrence Hotecamp Ernest Hossley Paul Howell Konard Kalbfleisch Ben Kiefer Ralph Klugg Paul Krohn Laci Latorny Frank Livingston Fred Lostro John Neff Robert Nicolaus John Van Syckle William Rhoton Robert White William Zeiter Edna Bush Walter Motter Thelma Harden I54I R ussull Liming Legg Puul Wfootlruu' Wasil liubfuclc Mong Bennett Slunina Burleluy Ashton McClvery Agnvr fluglucv Scllueliluub Krause W'hilalcer Holmes Peterson But-lxrur Praul Dennis W Randall Muclalf Sliijf I-lvmqn Aleck Creager Alarlin Gilman Bryan -Snider I'Iuuron. A-Ighr Davidson ' Qeslw Wfurderman Snider Lee Lehne Gallon I.i1ll-yield Dustlneimar Davis GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MEMBERS ANNE BRYAN f f f - f f f ' President ELIZABETH Mona f ' Vice-President WILMA SNIDER f f - ' Secretary ELIZABETH MARTIN f f Treasurer Mary Baker Anne Bryan Dorothy Buckley Alice Byrd Reba Agner Mary Babcock Elizabeth Davis Sara Dustheimer Margaret Gallen Dorothy Aspinall Beatrice Holmes Harriet Hyman Mary Bennett Alice Buehrer CLASS OF 1929 Jane Creager Esther Dennis Justine Gehring Lucile Gilman Martha Woodrow CLASS OF 1930 Cora Geske Frances Gross Catherine Heaton Alice Hughes Marion Lehne Mary Liming CLASS OF 1931 Olive Jones Emelia Littlefield Dorothy Russell CLASS OF 1932 Martha Butcher Lucille Davidson Helen Elliott Margaret Judd Velora McAlenny Helen Manahan Elizabeth Martin Marquise McCleary Evelyn Mong Helen Peterson Phyllis Pollock Sue Rainer Helen Russell Frances Slanina Jennie Taylor Kathryn Wells Margaret Krause Millicent Legg Marcella Hartman Mabel Metcalf Elizabeth Mohr Alice Prout Marjorie Tyler Dorothy Schocnlaub Fannie Shill Grace Snider Wilma Snider Esther Woods Marjorie Whitaker Ruth Woods Louise Wurdeman Elva Paul Helen Wilson 5 U Cl AffEC0l'IlIHllLl llur.vr'y Clllll'L4'l1d'Llfll Connell Schuvncrmmn Mel: Sprague Vcying 'llzylur C I ll :lx lTl'fSl'llt! liowmun Young Mrflllislcr Slmnon Anil urn OFFICERS HUBERT AUBURN f - f f f f President TOM TAYLOR f ' f Student Director GRANT CONNELL f f Director MEMBERS Violin ' Clarinet George Binnig Carl Frische Harold King Max McConaghn Ralph Metz Flute Arthur Schuencmann John Frische Howard Sprague Tom Taylor Tflimbef Frederick Wing Deverc Shimon Tmmbone Hubert Auburn Fay Bowman Bllfiflme Hendersgn Ross CllUl'ClXWi!I'C.l Piano Drums Mary McAllister Ralph Young Saxophone Chester Hursey Cl D 3 U61 Q1 U Ru.m1berg - Dunlxtun Burlln I Aflunyz H Rolosolz W I, rl lV1?Q15Z7f'ZIlt'f lV'v-YE I, Mulxun Blown Hvmlm Lllivlls Frivzl L Wa lwfzlsonl UMillcr Hjrlwllnslolr Kay lVoode UNIVERSITY THEATRE ORCHESTRA OFFICERS Violin Dorothy Adkins Iulius Fried Rosalie Johnston Ruth Kay Muriel Miller Frances Wells Marjorie West Angela Woode Cello Mary Black Bass James Matson f f 1 f . MEMBERS Flute Nellie Dunham Lucille Friend Lois Heinlen Dwight Ladd Arthur Lee Clarinet William Eckert Mildred Zurcher Bassoon Ieanette -Rosenberg Piano Margaret Gordon President Secretary Treasurer Director Saxophone Ellsworth Wolfsperger Thelma Barth joseph Greenburgh Eugene Muma Trumpet Frank Shepard Trombone Clare Carter Percussion Arthur Brown Bernard Oakley E573 UNIVERSITY BAND L WILLIAM KNEPPER f WILLIAM KNHPIIER Drum Major josEPH ODELL Solo Corners M Ford Anderson ,uf at ' A john Case Charles Koenig George Krebs Russell Luchtenberg Robert Pietzckcr Russel Stecnrod First Cornet Harold Bailey Herbert Currier Galvin Heinlen joseph Jones Marcy Powell Lawrence Prill Second Cornet Joseph Haban Arthur Klein Ralph Miller Estley Ross Edward Waltz john Wasley Third Cornet Reuben Hoover Roy Redlin Leroy Roudebush Devere Shannon Jean Thorel Emerson Wood Piccolo james Meredith Roland Snow First Clarinet Kenneth Balsizer john Koenig Richard Ladd William Lashley James Norris Harry Piper Bernard Oakley Robert Rochester Wilbur Shultz Saunders Williams Second Clarinet Franklin Bond Carl Frische Paul Herold jacob Steen Robert Toomey Second Clarinet Wayne Donaldson Lawrence Kyle Richard MaeCrack Third Clarinet Cecil Chambers Ivlorton Hamilton George Hiskey George Lose William Robinson CD Baritone.: john Payn Alfred Roloson Soprano Saxophone Tenor Saxophone Shelby Cox gafiry llfrjber I l lrwin Schweitl Neil Taylgr I Justin Atal' Williilln Moore 0 dn UC-IP W1 Bass Drum jay Van Swearmgen Robert Beard Wllllfl OW'-list Snare Drums Silglobd Bgflilgln Alto Saxophone Baritone Saxophone Alvm Bechtel Sanford Ben'amin 'lo n um 'lu Robert Batten Maurice Gilbert l P' Il Weimer Sm Bottom Edward Early dl Richard Beer Alvin Marchand R1lYm0'ld Budd Robert Gatrell Cymbals Herbert Spangler Dwiglif COHOVCI' Wilbur Halsey Albert Barkdull Lester Carver Francis Leese Howard Sprague ' Drum Major Commander William Romoser William Strickler First Alto Toiva Huhta Milford Schmidt Second Alto Lawrence BeVier Raymond Graber Third Alto Joseph Smiley First Trombone David Alexander William Didelius Emerson Mehrling Robert Michener Eugene Nahius Second Trombone Clare Carter George Henderson Lewis Knecht Paul Petticord Maurice Sheets Nelson Thal Third Trombone Donald Griggs George Kehrer Karl Kirk William Moore Walter Motter Paul Moyer Bass Saxophone Russell Heddleston Substitutes Richard Belford Don Humphrey Charles Miller Manager Robert Kelly i581 K QS Xx CCCAIIUNI The season opened with a mammoth Home' coming Ball at Valley Dale, in honor of the Princet0nfOhio State Homecoming Celebration. The Junior Prom, with the Original Cotton Pickers, and the Senior Prom, with Ted Fiorito, were the two high spots of the winter season. Tommy Christian and his band came east for the InterfFraternity Ball, and throughout all of the dances the popular Billy Leonard and Irene Johnson entertained the crowd in great style. The season closed with the Sophomore Sport Dance in the moonlit Valley Dale, and the Traf ditions Dance on the campus. YN ' D E591 johnson McNeill Sei bert Hollimzlon Turnbull Cullen Wise Sands Schellenger Mack HCMECCMINC COMMITTEES FERD STONE - f f f f f f - f f f General Chairman SAMUEL SEIBERT f f - Secretary GEORGE BRINCK f f f f f f f f f - Business Manager ADVISORY COMMITTEE John Fullen Robert Meiklejohn Joseph Park George Trautman Fmw Sromz General Chairman Homecoming COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Entertainment Ralph Cohen Publicity Director Stanley Schellenger Fraternity Decorations Eugene Mack Sorority Decorations Louise Johnson Homecoming Rally William Radebaugh Stadium Decorations Mark Brown Campus Decorations Philip Adams T601 Merrill Barber John Story Homecoming Queen Election Richard Hollington Homecoming Parade Robert Gunning Women's Arrangements Elizabeth Landacre Esther Downs Marian Riggs Fay Sands Frances Huggard M en's Arrangements Donald Turnbull H vdc Huggard I 7 ullcn Adams R iggs Downs Barber Narrh Gunning .510ry HOMECCMING HE old alumni thronging down to the stadium to cheer for the school that housed and watched them for four years of undergraduate life- the groups about the fireplaces, dreaming of the shadowy figures that used to frequent the bull sessions around the glowing fire homecoming This year we were host to Princeton for our celebration. It was opened by a Homecoming Ball at Valley Dale, which was attended by some six hun' dred couples. For the first time in years the entire campus was gaily decorated for the occasion, with scarlet and gray, and the orange and black. A steady downpour of rain did its best to dampen the welcome. The Princeton trains were met outside Columbus and officially wel- comed by the Homecoming Committee, and every effort was made to make it a pleasant stay. Phi Mu Delta and Zeta Tau Alpha won the prizes for the best decorated fraternity and sorority houses. Miss Louise Callahan was chosen to preside as queen of the Homecoming fesf tivities, and Ferd Stone was the general chairman and official host. E611 Homecoming Queen Louisa CALLAHAN junior Prom .Queen 'Tickets Samuel Seibert Russell McNeill Albert Mote Helen Russell George Shellabarger Chaperones Margaret Gallen George Simpson Mark Brown Willard Scott Ferd Stone r JUNIOR PROM ROBERT GUNNING, General Chairman COMMITTEES Publicity Robert Diliendal Marion Chenoweth Miles Smith Carleton Hartly Paul Steinberger Music Richard Borel Richard Wolfe Alice Moore David Ogilvie Francis Nesbit Favors Clarence Zincke Doris Blue Frederick Knopp Catherine Wertz Entertainment Howard Kline Harry Lawner Vivian Lamb George Fouch Donald McNutt Shefford Miller Arthur Huston Emily Houston William Richards Harold Brooks Decorations William Knepper Dorothy Rice Charles Friescll Caleb Osborn Richard Rockaway Invitations Richard Smith lack Evans Martin Elberfeld Jack Kellogg Marion Voges Refreshments Flora Belle Bolin Leonard Melching John Bieber Juanita Bowers Roger Weider ALLEN HOLMAN President junior Class I Cl Cl E621 KATHERINE BORN ROBERT GUNNING Maid of Honor General Chairman THE JUNIOR PROM The gala event of collegiate society! The junior Prom! This spacious affair continues to hold its position as the high Spot in the social year of Ohio State students. Attended by nearly six hundred couples, the Junior Prom of 1929 had its setting in the magnificently decorated mezzanine ballroom of the Neil House. Under the able general' ship of Robert Gunning, the chairman of the Prom, the dance easily outclassed other social events of the year. Music was furnished by one of the country's leading bands, McKinney's Original Cotton Pickers, famous for their broadcasting from Station WJR of Detroit. Lead by Allan Holman, president of the Junior class, with his guest, Miss Louise Callahan, and by Robert Gunning and his guest, Miss Katherine Born, the grand march of the Prom presented a brilliant spectacle. Favors, consisting of silver wristlets bearing the seal of Ohio State University, were distributed among the guests. The stampede which resulted from the failure at orderly distribution added much to the zest and excitement of the evening. A long list of chaperones was headed by Governor and Mrs. Myers Y. Cooper and by President and Mrs. George W. Rightmire, During the course of the dance, which lasted from 9 oclock until 2, several acts of vaudeville were presented. McNeill Richards Scott 1 Kneppur Knup .Slang Saiberl Nlolc Cline -Smith Difcndalxl Clxr'nowf:ll1 I-lurllcy XVOI-fu Barcl Aflillcr R usscll Lamb Balm Bowery Aloscr Blue Z inckv Cunning Osborn Gnllm li 63 J HERBERT BOEHLER General Chairman Senior Prom SENIOR PRCM The Senior Prom was one of the most colorful, and the orchestra was one of the best that have ever come to Ohio State. The dance was held at the Neil House on April 12th. Herbert Boehler was general chairman of the dance. The grand march was lcd by the president, Howard Kriss, and his guest, the queen of the Prom, Miss Ortha Smith. The committees for the Prom were: Music james Norris, Chairman Howard Waiigli Mary Gale Robert Brunson Daniel Tritten David Westwater Tickets Ralph Cohen, Chairman Esther Downs Fay Sands Rebecca Ewing George Alber William Curtis Donald Hyde Ward Ewalt William lVlacDonald James Van Gorder Cyril Surina Arrangements Clifford Lee Vake, Chairman William Young Lois Fassig George Daberrio Bernice Bollenbacher Ruth lVleCrea Alfred Gans William James Clyde Everson Don Fites Harriette Jones Chaperones Roy McDaniel ,lean Cunningham Elizabeth Landacre Emmett Milliolland Kent Crooks Decorations Nlilton Canillf, Chairman Esther Pritchard Marian Wright Stanley Schellenger, Chairman Doris Lee Kahn Elizabeth Dillon Publicity rw IU U N. LAWRENCE Fiscri Chairman Sophomore SkyfR0cket Dance SOPHOMCRE DANCE LAWRENCE F1scH,General Chairman COMMITTEES 'Tickets Seymour Shagin Elaine Gibson Olive jones Melvin Kennedy jack Talent, Clmll-man Melvin Epstein Elmer Kelly Rohert Brieele Christian Sparrow Sara Erwin John Allen Florence Warldeii Music Decorations William Kirk Wziyne Wilson Milton Rideout ll,-lmk Mcwlllllllcy, George Nye, Chairman William Mcgzgcl- Jean Bostwick Wildah Turnbull Chai,-mlm Claire Schneider john Bohlender Gertrude Walker Helen Palmer joseph Strcakcr Florence Yurjcviq Beatrice Torbert Publicity Steve Cook Willizim Radebaugh Edwin Jones Kenneth Lund Foy Kohler, Chairman Alfred Kcnnard Eleanor Hall Paul Vvfallrahenstein F' lar R'd ul -E.j n' Sl h' I ll Mu: ' V : .' Egf sfrfnfizcf ivfaza-fi U is Hull ru if Cook XL y o.j0,w2lW1'iimbu1l B 'iy'12jl.,,, S'Hlff,,.b,,r, Hyman Wolf Luml Nyc liolilumlur Palmer Buin S,-mr,-aim Hull I hfcwfhinnuy Kohler Gibxon Marshall Ifisch Ossing 'llillcnl Wfullwr Sling,-5,1 I1 wi Louise GENTHNBR .Queen lnterfF'rate'rnity Ball INTEPVFRATERNITY BALL Hail to the king, hail to the queen, and let us start the ball to rolling. This seems to have become the estab' lished way of conducting our school dances and once again this procedure was followed at the annual lnterfFraternity Ball, held on March 8. Eunice Genthner, escorted by Gene Mack, the president of the council, led the grand march, consisting of about SOO couples, at the Greek council dance given in the Neil House's varifcolored ballroom. The success of an affair of this type is usually measured by the orchestra and so in this case it was the band which really put the dance across. Searching around for an appropriate orchestra the committee, consisting of James Norris, chairman, Buddy Moser, Phil Bidlack and William Gould, was very fortunate in engaging Tommy Christian's twelve'piece Columbia recording orchestra, which hitherto had not made an appearance in Columbus. Led by the Prince of Syncopatorsf' as Tommy is known, and his boys, the dancers discarded all signs of fraternity clanishness and joined together as one large group with no care in their minds except in the production of as much mirth and good old Ohio State spirit as could be manufactured in one evening. Highlights of the dance were furnished by the singing of Billie Leonard, the personality girl, and by the clever dancing of Irene Johnson. An official tinge was afforded to the atmosphere through the presence of the chaperones- of-honor, Governor Myers Y. Cooper and his wife. - Invitations were also issued by the committee to President and Mrs. Rightmire, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Park, Miss Edith Auch, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Fullen and the deans of the various colleges. - Norris Mack Gould Moser L 65 l U U IQELIGIDN One of the contributions of the Y. M. C. A. to the campus this year has been the series of firesicle discussions led by members of the faculty and administration, and which have accomplished a great deal toward the cementing of better stu' dent and faculty relations. In organizations off the campus, the Student Social Center is carry' ing on an active program among the students of the university in the way of forums and dis' cussions. YN Cl CL mi Ward Ewalt Glen Dalton Melvin Barclay Jack Beiber Ralph Cohen Ward Ewalt Harold Goldman Robert Gunning Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS GLEN DALTON - fffff f Executive Secretary OSCAR THOMAS - f f f Assistant Secretary CLOYD STEINMETZ - - Associate Secretary WARD EWALT f f f f President RALPH C01-IEN - Secretary MELVIN BARCLAY Treasurer MEMBERS Wallace Hall James Laughead Buddy Moser Connor Harris Earl Lautenschlegcr Hubert Nichol Donald Hyde George Lemon Walter Pierson Charles Jennc Rodney Love Willard Scott Foy Kohler Russell McNeill Fcrd Stone Luther Lalcndorf A Brooks Maccrackcn Edward Wing Stone McNeill Hyde Dalton Scott Thomas Cunning Slcinmctz Wi ng Lalendorfy M uccrackcn lnzulcnsclzlegcr Kohler Moser jenna Barclay l:.walt Cohen Pierson lI68Il W I Y. M. C. Sophomore Ofjifers FALL QUARTER BENJAMIN ESDAR -fffffff Presidem A. Freshman Officers FIRST HALF STEPHEN Coox f VicefPresidem EDWARD WING ' ' ' f President EDWARD JONES f f I Secretary BENJAWN KNEPPFR ' Vice-Presidem WALLACE HALL ff f Treasurer ROBERT HATHAWAY f f Secretary EAMER KELLY ffff-f-'f- Editor THOMAS ERVIN f f e Treasurer WILLIAM HALlfAKliR , , Chaplain WINTER QUARTER GUY THRALL ' ' f Sereanz-atfArms FOY KOHLER -fffff-f-f President JOHN IVICDONALIJ , , , Edna, HOMER STRANIIWAYS feeff VfCC'PT6.9iL18YlE WALLACIE HALL f - f f Secrerar EDWARD CIIAPMAN f f Treasure? SECOND HALF EIIWAIKI? JONES f-f--f' f f Edzmr , BENJAMIN KNEPPIER f ,,,,., president SPRING QUARTER CHARLES MARTIN Vgcopresidem Foy KOHLER ,,,,,.,,., president WILLIAM GUTIYIRIE - . , Secfemw GEORGE NYE - - - VicefPresidem DANA JUSTICE - f , f1',.easuTe', WALLACII HAT-L , , , , Sgcfgggry WILLIAM HALITAKER f , Chaplain EDWARIJ CHAPMAN 1 f Treasurer HERBERT DECIQER e f , , Editor TOM JONES - f ' ' Edilvl' GUY THRALL - - SereantfatfArms E691 I D U Uzer I-. jolmson Nesbitt 'Towns I Iouslon ' H uggurd Stein 4 Kuram Rhodes linker Cullen Ixunnedy lirulnull lzlilreil liolin Campbell Cnllivull Sands jomcr Klvlvingur l.icl1lliler C. hlalirmmi Hmunmn Bmuuft OFFICERS ELIZABETH LICHLITER f - f f f f General Secretary RUTH LLOYD f f f f Assistant Secretary CORINNE JOHNSON f f - f President MARTHA BOWMAN f f f VicefPvesidenr EVANGELINE KLEPINGER f Secretary BETTY BONNBT f - f f 'Treasurer ADVISORY BOARD Mrs. Harriet Bricker Dean Esther Gaw Mrs. Francis Landacre Mrs. Emma Prout Mrs. John Fleming Sada Harbinger Mrs. Henrietta Newell Elizabeth Richards Mildred Baker Flora Belle Bolin Pearl Bretnall Louise Campbell Martha Collicott Mary Wilson Eldred Margaret Gallen Mrs. Clarence Kennedy MEMBERS Emily Houston Frances Huggard Helen Jane Iones Ada Karam Aileen Kennedy Elizabeth Landacre Louise Sritr Margaret Nesbitt Dorothy Ozer Sue Belle Reemelin Leona Rhodes Fay Sands Stella Stein Grace Townes U U E703 - Click 'IQIIOIHLI-F liulcx Worrt'll A'lur.vhall Riggs l,i11lg -Srurrull l'Iuur'k Gl'lY.YUll lf. 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SOPHOMORE COUNCIL OFFICERS SUSAN CLARK GRACE JONES Flora Belle Bulin Ruth Graf Louise Akins Geraldine Austin Ruth Cammerer Ethel Coleman Sihyl Dally Julia Davxsson JEAN BOSTWIOK f f f f President VIRGENE ANDERSON Tyeasurey f VicefPresident FLORENCE WALDEN f f f f f , Edna, f f Secretary BEATRICE TORBERT, HELEN PALMER f Factotem JUNIOR ADVISORS Vivian Lamb Margaret Nesbitt Kaglm,-inc WO11a,,, Elizabeth Miller Helen Russell Lillian Van Harlingen MEMBERS Virginia Denhrock Mary Ewing Dorothy Jacobson Jean Snell Ruth Dwyer Mary Extorm Catherine Jaklon Gladys Tyson Roberta Diehl Mary Ferguson Olive Kennedy Helen Wolgalnot Maxine Dyer Virginia Ferree Mildred Marquart Elizabeth Woods Naomi Ebner Carol Firth Mary Phelps Alice Worley Helen Elliott Ellen Goldsmith Marguerite Pritchett Mary VJ,-ight Jean Ervin Helen Hannah ja 'Ulu in Alcinx Ewing IJ zlly C mlm 'r 'r D ' ly fl lf' 1 Austin L L Kennedy ,lulclon Dyer L Furrcc I L LPlu'lfzs Ln rmkryifl lr, I Elnw, Eckslrum Worley Murquurl llouvuun Wolgamol Snell Diehl E713 U U Bavmlllur l'l0U-YIUII Van llurlingcn Cupp V Nlulculfu Lnwrey Alexande NOMADS CLASS OF 1929 Helen Alexander Mabel Metcalfe Edythe Cupp Lillian Van Harlingen CLASS OF 1930 Naomi Baymiller Emily Houston Erma Lowrey D U E721 11 U Dc Wulxx lf. 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'fuclcur I lumlvluron lVilwn linker Cullvr Springur 'I liomax Y Grulmm Harrington l.m1-rvy lhqgrs Buymillur Hari Miller Bowman Wvinlrllnl Ellioll Afletcal-lu Long Fay Bowman Naomi Baymiller Elizabeth Coy Jannette Harrington Katherine Schafer Elizabeth Baker Juanita Becher Dorothy Byrd Naomi Crouch PHI PI EPSILON CLASS OF 1929 Kathryn DcWccs Frances Elliott Ruth Dye Gladys Kidd CLASS OF 1930 Mary Coy Erma Lowrey Grace Cutler Frances Hart CLASS OF 1931 Virginia Long Helen McGill Wilhelmina Sprenger PLEDGES Grace Cutler Ruth Emmons Enid Graham Mary Hambleton Katherine Wilson Emmalou Helser Edith Jones Helen McCoy Frances Miller Mabel Metcalfe Eleanor Weinland Maric Skroback Mildred Peters Marion Thomas Vivian Strait Ethelanne Tucker Lela Tucker Eleanor Wilbur IQ E731 Nculzling ,lulinsan Dunnmn Worrell Paul llurlmun lVimlniillur Prim: Dunarunl Trout Slum: Kiiliwll I'ri.vxi11 r Gl l4 W ll P 'll' C k V -l IJ 'il ROW' 1-V 4 , W1'0'U'0U-W 1?1l'f'lA! f ,0f4 li61ll'fU llgllllilfl' U UQSDll't.'l'.S' UA llfl. Sfulrrow Ehud al Waolfa1'1i wysulslnn Mmrk Atkins Quigley Clurlc Rliulmun llnckvll Suck C. Sparrow Cum Sada Harbarger Roselma Atkins Bernice Bollenhaclier Audrey Bowers Reba Agner Dorothy Becker Anita Clark Katherine Crowe Corinne Dryer Louise Ashton Muriel Blair -Beulah Bond Gladys Brintlinger Sarita Conrad Esther Backus Josephine Bogart Mary Black Genevieve Cook Harriet Cruit Flora Douglass Florence Dutton Mary Gehring Emma Walker KAPPA PHI Founded at Kansas University, 1916 21 Active Chapters Epsilon Chapter, June 16, 1919 82 Sixteenth Avenue SPONSOR Mrs. Homer C. Hockctt PATRONESSES Mrs. Clarence Laylin cLA.ss or 1929 Mary Ewing Maybelle Kalilcr Margaret Laycock CLASS OF 1930 Martha Dunavent Martha Francis Mildred Freshwater Irma Giesen Lillian Johnson Lillian Laycock CLASS OF 1931 Martha Daniell Clara Denman Genevieve Drumm Margaret Emswiler Katherine Glick Margaret Gould PLEDGES Viola Gunn Sara Hartman Dorothy Jolmston Amy Jones Dorothy Kapp Almeda King Esther McCormick Alice McFadden Alma Wallace Mrs. Donald Timerman Jane Povenmire Mabel Price Dorothy Rayburn Florence Mirick Esther Pilcher Willene Quigley Mary Ralston Jessie Ruhlman Marjorie Sewell Ruth Kidwcll Alice Johnson Margaret Madory Thelma Martin Anabel Miller Joyce Quinby Alice McRitcliie Esther Nelson Agnes Neutzling Catherine Oglesbee Elva Paul Virginia Pierpont Josephine Postle Mary Prissinger Lena Wy Mrs. Anna Treadway Helen Suck Pearl Walrath Catherine Walton Virginia Shoop Mary Stone Marguerite Trout Addie Woodhouse Hazel Wyant Gretchen Roberts Christine Sparrow Madeline Sparrow Jean Woolford Charlotte Worrell Lucille Reuthinger Catherine Roush Bonnie Ruff Helen Swinehart Margaret Underwood Virginia Vail Ethel Vance Edna Wade ant Cl D J E741 IIT 'lbllx jmlll NIucDonulrl Eagle lirelnull Ralph 'I 11 ylur C lumfngur 'I Penney Arclwr Wfuml Rory I ilu iw lfluvnt Day juiiux Durrulx Niirliols Koxmrm Wfumlnim A Iirrlwjl' Marlin l,0fll'l' Ciuixpbrll lrunux l.uomu'rl Nrhmn SIGMA ETA CHI Founded at Ohio State University, May 1, 1923 6 Active Chapters Alpha Chapter 103 Fifteenth Avenue NATIONAL HONORARY Jane Addams Florence Allen Mary Woolley CLASS OF 1929 Louise Campbell Laura Darrah Avis Dinsmore Marion Esler Pearl Bretnall Florence Bush Betty Byers Margaret Camp CLASS OF 1930 Jeanette Archer Clara Eagle Alice Deeg Ruth Hatchel Jessie Wood CLASS OF 1931 Genevieve Fluent Katherine Leonard ' Dena Jevas Reata Merrick Frances Schaffer Alice Sloan CLASS OF 1932 Frances Blake Mary Day Mildred Shupert Elizabeth Toth PLEDGES Grace Brophy Ellen Hatchel Ethel Coleman Helen Hauser Elizabeth Whitney MEMBERS Ruth Seabury Margaret Judd Dorothy Martin Anastasia Mirchell Helen Nicholas Loretta MacDonald Adah Porter Lois Nason Phoeba Paine Sylvia Hardy Mildred Loudenslager Geraldine Missbach Margaret Slattery Kathryn Petrie Elizabeth Ralph Anna Walker Margaret Weinland Mildred Taylor Helen Tenney Beth Pringle Gale Roof Mildred Young . June Ritche Marian Washburne Frances Richmond Ruth Schumaker QEL I75fl U U STUDENT SOCIAL CENTER AND VIiSl'liRS Chairman Bernard Payne Gospel Teams Bernard Gayer I-IQMEE VJHITIE f f - f President RoEEET CULEERTsoN f f Vice'President BEE AIDERHOLT f f f - f Secretary HILLARD PATTON f f f Treasurer JAMES RUMBLE My f f Editor Rigieirpioiis Eisiimrion Music DEPARTMENT BUSINESS DEPARTMENT 9101133911 , I Chairman era 'mml Robert McKay cr Correspondence Religious Education Cl Y Harold Hamilton George Patterson WW Marjorie Sewell Iliiggfsy - r oung Sunday Services A I , Roella Crumley 'C WS ' Church Affiliations Sam Steward Betty Ogier Florence Galehouse publicity Usher for Vespers Howard Allison SOCIAL DEPARTMENT Chairman Helen Sandlort Friday Evening Marie Schocnholtz Sunday Evening Marguerite Trout Dramatics Cora Geske Athletics Everett Thorpe FINANCE DliI'ARTMENT Chairman Clifford Lucas Assistants Dale Stump Franklin Liming SOCIAL Wlil.liARIi AND STUDENT AcTiv1T1Es Chairman Wll1ifl'Cd Wai'iier Assistants Gussie Mitchell Isabell Swope john Hart Donald Dunipace FACULTY LEADERS Freshman Girls Mrs. Maude Powell Freshmen Men Robert Bowden Sophomores Arthur Stratton juniors Ralph Powell Seniors H. H. Maynard The Student Social Center is the Student Home of the Indianola Methodist Episcopal Church, and is affiliated with the Wesley Foundation. It is open to all students, regardless of their religious affiliations. The Center is open seven days of the week until ten o'clock p. m. and you are welcome. It is equipped with quiet rooms for reading and study, a good magazine table, rooms for meeting your friends, pianos for practice, sew- ing rooms for girls, kitchen facilities for preparing lunches and picnic spreads. C1 D i761 Q l ' DEBATE The Public Speaking Department is planning a much wider and more inclusive program in debating for next year, with several debating trips if possible. For the next year they will have their new building, which will make it possible to devote more time and planning to this work. Professors Wiley, Ross and Glander have charge of the men's debating teams, and Miss Florence Denton and Miss Frances jones coach the women's teams. IN E771 Q O M oscr Allen Bennett Ncmcc Muccraclccn MEN'S DEBATING TEAM Ohio State won the Hrst debate of the Big Ten Intercollegiate Debate schedule, when Ohio State's team defeated the Michigan team. . The subject for debate was The Kellogg Peace Pact and Its Ratification. Ohio State defended the affirmative at Ohio State, and the negative team went to Indiana, where they were beaten by the University of Indiana. The members of the affirmative team were: Brooks MacCracken, Joseph Nemec, Dale Bennett. The negative team which lost at Indiana was composed of: Bud Moser, Roland Allen, Roy Weinberg. Professor Joseph Denney of the Department of English presided at the debate, and Professor E. R. XVilliams of De Pauw University was judge of the contest. U U E781 -JJ U A 'l'ruby McCall Wfoolfonl Whitney lxennvdy liollenbugliur WOMENS DEBATING TEAM Social fraternities are a necessity, said Thelma Truby, and members of the Ohio State debating team, which beat Michigaifs team. A v The question for discussion was the nneccessity of college social fraternities. The Ohio State girls stressed the need for more people to enjoy the benefits of a fraternity, and they would not countenance their abolition. The members of the Ohio State team were: Jean Woolford, Aileen Kennedy, Thelma Truby. The members of the negative team which went to Indiana and lost their debate there were' Elma Whitimey, ' Bernice Bollenbacher, Roberta McCall. A reception was held at Pomerene Hall after the debate. The presiding judge was P1-Ofcssor W. T. Weiss of Albion College. wi The Law Library, Scene of Many Hours of Deep and Thorough Studying U ca N303 MILITAIQY The military unit at Ohio State is one of the Hncst in the country and as such is privileged to place a gold star upon the slceve of each cadet. Every student, unless physically unfit, must take two years of military training, either in the artilf lery or the infantry units, and this training inf cludes all of the basic training of the soldier. IN U CL E811 Hugo Alexander Edward Alkire John Baymiller Frances Davis Arthur Falter Edgar Fenton John Clifton Charles Degner William Evans Russell Fairall SCABBARD AND BLADE CLASS OF 1929 Charles Ford George Glass Jean Hutchison Lester Kale Edward Layheld John Lynn Michael Zupko CLASS OF 1930 Donald French Richard Fuller Hayward Gay Milton Geisman I Albert Mack Fred Paris Thomas Potts james Roslund John Simmons Elwood Schmink Emory Heizer William Hodges Power: Karr Franklin Liming Paul Schneider Ralph Schwartz Robert Toney Albert Walker Charles Wilson Edgar Yutzi Albert Neske Caleb Osborn Carl Poston Donald VanVooris D U H523 U cm L. ..-lmao-'fs if ' X 1 . , Lawson Cordell Carr Bislzrg Schaefer Poynter Drenning .Praeher Barber Kesler Howard Milliken Hudriilslon Smith Rusrh Swczy 'Amore Clark Medica Kuennmg qlilrier Carroll Cool: Bodalslci Lorr Knowles Scllwarlz Able Sciple Hope johnson Rzclmrrlx Bryson. l:llI.v Graves jeffrey. Slajord Mgllgll Scluramm Helzler Auburn Compton Parclxer Clifton jefries Neske Rcdkey Dcgner Evans Lczius Riclxcll George Abbott William Abele John Altmire Hubert Auburn Orville Baldwin Fred Barber Norman Bischoff Theodore Bodalski Carl Bryson Robert Carr Henry Carroll Allan Clark John Clifton Fred Compton Russell Cook Vernon Cordell Earl Cornwall PERSHING RIFLES OFFICERS WILLIAM EVANS f fffff f f - Captain WILLIAM REIJIQEY f f First Lieutenant CARL DEGNER f Second Lieutenant WRIGHT RICHELL f f f First Sergeant MEMBERS Amitu D'Amorc Pearl Drenning Edgar Dunbar Guy Ellis Edward Gayman Cherry Groom Galen Groves Norman Hetzler William Hizer Henry Hope Paul Horweedlc Owen Howard Irving Huddilston Richard Jeffrey Paul Jeffries Andrew Johnson Wilbcrt Katz Carl Kesler Feync Knowles John Krier Howard Kuenning James Lawson Walter Lezius Franklin Liming John Lorr Thomas McCullough Howard McClain James Matheny James Mellott George Milliken Ignatius Modica Charles Moody Albert Ncskc Harold Nice Robert Nolan Fred Parcher ,lohn Paynter Ivan Plank Frank Prachar Thomas Richards Frederick Rush Rodger Schaefer Donald Schramm Hubert Schwartz Charles Seiple Harold Shevlin Robert Smith George Stafford Herbert Swezy Harold Todhuntcr Joseph Trimbur Robert Welmr Allen Willizims If D I35I I U Q Adolph Aerni Paul Albert Carl Albrecht Hugo Alexander Edward Alkire Arliss Allen John Altmayer Ned Andrix Alex Ansel John Arbuckle John Atkinson Hubert Auburn Urick Auekerman Orval Baldwin Keith Barber Robert Barnhart Ivan Barnhart William Barrows William Barrows Carl Bayer John Baymiller Robert Bedell Albert Bolsingcr Thomas Bonser David Braitman Llo d Brenneman William Brown Milton Buflington Donald Burger James Bywaters Walter Cain Charles Camplan Glenn Carpenter John Clifton William Coe Fred Compton Verne Conrad Ward Conrad Webster Cottier James Cross William Cross Aldo Crisante Wenclland Cruey William Curtis . ,, CADET OFFICERS' CLUB ELWOOD ScHM1NR FRANK PARKER f JoriN CLIFTON f Frank Cuyar George Dale Ralph Davidson Rupert Davidson Trevor Davis Francis Davis Charles Dawson Elbert Dearing Harold Deeter Carl Degner Hallie Ensign William Evans Vernon Evcritt Leonard Ervin Russell Fairall Thomas Falknor Arthur Falter Joe Fcllman Ely Fenton Edwin Fisher Charles Ford Don French Amedeus Friemoth Richard Fuller Harold Gall Walter Galloway Emerson Garling Hayward Gay Milton Geissman George Glass William Gould Albert Gregory Edward Grifhth Leslie Haal Harry Hallock Roy Handley John Harman Charles Hart Emory Heizer George Hendrix Norman Hetzler Alfred Hiser Wilbur Hodges Paul Horwedal OFFICERS f f f 1 1 MEMBERS Lawrence Hosbrook Rudolph Hudak Glen Hurd Jean Hutchison James Irons Lawrence Johnson Harry Johnston Edward Johnston Paul Jones Wilbur Jones Howard Jordan Robert Justice John Kah Lester Kale Power Karr James Kilbourne Earl Kirk Justus Koch Theodore Koch William Kremer Miles Kumnick Elwood Layiield Paul Lawrence Walter Lezius George Leydorf Mo Chun Li Franklin Liming Charles Lindenburg Russell Lindsley Robert Loney Albert Ludwick John Lynn Arvine McElroy John McElroy Roy McDaniel Richard McFerren Albert Mack Norman Malone Donald Marshall Clayton Matt Charles Maull Louis Mellott Robert Michael Albert Miller f President f Secretary - Treasurer Russell Miller George Molchan Stephen Molnar Lee Melody William Morlock Joseph Morgan Robert Moser William Murphy Owen Neill Albert Neske Russell Newhouse William Nungesser Caleb Osborn Frederick Parcher Fred Parris Kenneth Parsons Robert Peebles Francis Pierce Walter Pierson Emory Pike Carl Poston Lawrence Postle Thomas Potts Samuel Pritchard Glenn Pryor George Pyle Bryce Reay William Redkey Clarence Reese Donovan Rice William Richards Wright Richell Maurice Rider Russell Ries Wilbert Riggs Edwin Rogers James Roslund Everett Ross John Saltz Elwood Sehmink Fred Schneider Philip Schneider Donald Schramm Ralph Schwartz George Shellabargc 1' William Shupp Jason Simons John Smucker James Speckman Stephen Spires Robert Spry Elwood Stanbery Joseph Stelzer Paul Stewart Allen Stoodt Mark Sturtevant Joseph Svehla Robert Taylor James Thompson Everett Thorpe Robert Toney Alton Tripp Philip Truax Robert Tyler Samuel Umans Donald Van Voorhis Hugh Veley Samuel Vercoe Ray Wagner Herbert Wald Arthur Walker William Webster Marlin Wedemeyer Joe Weiskireher James Wells Willia Whitehead James Wiggins Ellis Wuley Jake Will Robert Williams Joseph Williamson Roger Willoughby Ralph Wills Ralph Wing Edgar Wolfe Elmer Yutzi Leroy Zimmer Nicholas Zink Michael Zupko CI' Q 1' wi 33 D YI mb 'r Ma lack Curling- Wvbxlur jgngg 1 L 1. y I 1 V , . I lxu,l1 Bayer IJa1,'1s Grlflllll Everlll Hmer N,,,,,lwuM. Auckvlvmm PI TAU PI SIGMA MEMBERS IN FACULTY William Everitt Arthur Feming William Mack CLASS OF 1929 Urick Auckerman Carl Bayer Edwin Fostcr ' Walter Cain Edward Crillith CLASS OF 1930 Donald Burger Francis Davis Theodore Koch John Corley Emerson Carling William Morlock Aldo Crisante Arthur Knight Robert Moser PLEDGES Wilbcr Ioncs Carl Hiser Russell Ncwhoiusc Elwood Stanbcrry Joseph Svchla William Wcbsrqr Il H351 qrf' I., A A-o'A l ... ,-f N J , 1--fr-vs. A Brisk December Morning and Perhaps a n 8 O'Clock H361 l 1 lu 'nt V me AUIF H JIL IIE 'JIF ll 'IE S JE IN 53 0' li ' I N 1 ' I l w 1 li I ' ' 1' '1'J TTHTIAQ1 A ,L , M' ICHT THAT TEAM ADDDSS THE , 4 EIELD, 1HDw THEM DHlD'1 C 2 HEDEJ' vf ,DN DDWH THE ' ElEl.D, FIGHTING EDD EvEDv INCH. cDvEDED WITH MDD AND I DDDISES, DDT DETEDMINED TC DADDY THE SDADLET AND DDAV ADDDSS THE DDAL LINE' v CLD DHTD FIELD: THE NEW MMMDTH STA- ' DIDM, HLLED T0 THE DDTM WITH SDDDIND. DHEEDIND DDDwDs: HCMECCMINC, AND THE CLD CDADI BACK TC CHEEIQ THEIIQ H ALMA MATEIQ V? MICHIGAN 00 CCLISEUM AND THE SHIQILI. CAl.l. Cf THE l2EEEl2EE'I WHlITl.E. l3ASEl3Al.l., TIDACIY, INTIDAMIJIDALI, GOLF, TENNII. WHO CAN EOIDGET L THESE THINCIT V ' V 9 0 O TI if -1 il- '5 ,V A ff-L ,,,::1::: L, ' lir' L' 5 me Ni FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL TIQACK MINDD SDOIQTI EDESHMAN SDBDTI INTIQAMUIQALI WOMEN'I ATHLETIC! 43 45 4 5 E 4 D FOOTBALL 1928 FOOTBALL SCORES Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio State State State State State State State State 41, 10, Wittenberg 0 Northwestern O 19, Michigan 7 13, Indiana 0 6, Princeton 6 7, Iowa 14 39, Muskingum O 0, Illinois 8 IX D Cl 18711 D D O Doctor John W. Wilce, a great leader and moulder of men, a personality of sterling worth and of conf stant genius, a man who made his life the example of the principles which he sought to inculcate in his football teams, we dedicate this section of the Makio of 1929, knowing that it would be in this section that his greatest interest would lie. For the past sixteen years, Doctor Wilce has been the head coach of football at Ohio State, and in those years he turned out many great teams. He enjoys a nationfwide respect for his ability, and he has given his best to Ohio State. . D D i881 I1 U DR. JOHN W. WILCE Coachtof Football U cm E391 U D SAMUEL WILLAMAN New Head Coach of Football ATHLETIC BOARD OFFICERS THOMAS E. FRENCH ffffff f f President OSCAR BRUMLEY f f VicefPresident CHARLES CHUBB f Secretary REPRESENTATIVES Faculty Clyde Morris Donald Kays LYNN ST. JOHN f WAYNE WRIGHT GEORGE TRAUTMAN SAMUEL WILLAMAN FRANK CASTLEMAN HAROLD OLSEN f HAROLD WOOD f BERNARD MOONEY GORDON STALEY FRANCIS RIEBEL f Trustees Herbert Atkinson Alumni Ralph Hoyer Samuel Summers COACHING STAFF Director of Athletics Coach of Baseball - Assistant Director of Athletics Coach of Football - Coach of Track Coach of Basketball - - Director of Intramurals Coach of Wrestling Coach of Gymnastics Coach of Fencing GEORGE SARGENT f EDWARD HERLIHY f Student Robert Gunning Samuel Seibert Coach of Golf Coach of Rifle SAMUEL COBB, CHARLES HARLEY ALEX KLEIN, CLARENCE MCDONALD, ANDREW OBERLANDER, LAWRENCE SNYDER, ROBERT WIECHE, HOWARD YERGES, GEORGE HAUSER, DON MILLER f Assistant Coaches HERMAN WIRTHWEIN f-f-- Coach of Tennis WALTER DUEEEE -f'- f Team Physician TUCRER SMITH f A --'- Trainer C1 D E901 31 U Sam Vercoe David Whitacre Victor Bamheck Orval Baldwin Charles Shanely Charles Fox Benjamin Wills Raymond Widdifield Harold Park Rohert Gunning Daniel Tritten William Smith Otto Winter Harry Sutton Gerald Woodley Lyman Baker William Hinchman Willard Scott Gregory Watschak Murray Janes Rudolph Hudak George Simpson Howard Kriss VARSITY O MEMBERS Reese Dill john Pixley Everett Blasherg LeVernc Rehoulet Ralph Davidson Russell Shipman Ralph Idle Richard Ricketts Robert Horn William Nesscr john jordan Miles Kumnick Walter Yingling Carter Shaw john Saltz Henry Wuerfel . Richard Rockaway Joseph C'Shaughnessy William Heintz Morris Lenahan William Sill john Storey Harold Ervin Emanuel Caplan William Griffith Raymond Genger George Van Heyde Herbert Wise Allan Kahn Russell Taylor Arden McConnell Chester Glasser Oscar Carlin Alfred Gans Milton Popp Donald Fites Al Petersilge Gilhert Soler Rohert Wade Milton Geissman Rohert Hindman Arthur Falter Fred Barratt Alan Loop Howard Cline Allan Holman George Fouch Samuel Sclhy Cyril Surina Glen Crosshic Harry Magnus Louis Katonak Alhert Beregszazy Fernando Forteza Louis Lytton William Adrian Don Rice John Jones Wayne Foresman Joe Fellman Robert Tarr Russell Fairall Floyd Helgerson Donald McClure Wesley Fesler Richard Larkins Leo Raskowski Arthur Huston Joseph Ujhelyi 1:9 U D XVuurfrl lil I g Guns R ice Hin' lcugurilm Caplan Zincke Ricleclls Y g L ll Wi Kuhn L h Robert Brunson Football Allan Kahn Tennis Victor Gamble Football Norris Lenahan Cross Country N cvin Ricketts Soccer Hubert Hendrix Gymnastics Ollll JE SCARLET KEY Joseph Young Wrestling Emanuel Caplan 'Track William Howell Baseball Charles Hire Intramurals Alfred Gans Intramurals Harry Olson Golf Harry Wuerfel Everett Blasberg Fencing Intramurals lfflll LU! Carter Straw Rifle Frank Teegardin Ohio Relay Herbert Wise Basketball Clarence Zincke Football Wellixmgton Roemer Football E921 V W 'I I AA - l- I l A L- l K ,,..l.. FOOTBALL SQUAD H d. I. n, Fisher Weprin, Brunsofi, Cohen, I-fum-berslonv, Sumlru, North u san, emo Nichol, Jalllcr, Nicklaus, Ggrhard, Wfalkup, Iwvaz, Rose, Ncrdcrl, Alxfcnx. Van Hlyzlu Duffce, Roumcr, Ubvrlunder, Tulllc, Reuse, Selby, Larkins, Yingling, Carlin, -I. Nasser, Ray. lilu'sclxen.sclm.m, Curlur, Clmmbvrx, Aquila, Wllcc ' ' ' G ' 'll Y un 1, U'lu'lyi, Iiurrcll, Ra.sl4ou'ski, Coin'lhcronynmus, Heck, Zinlw, Yurgus Watts, Gamblt, lzuanx, Oslcr,R1.lnoulcl, ryfi 1, o 4, J Wfillunmn. Taylor, Popp, Salwar, Jill, Fuxlnrr, lfounluinc, Alber, Surinu, lnllc, U .Sl1uugline.t.vy, Glusxw, sSrJLlLl0ll Freppul, Hcsx, Horn, McConnell, Fouch, Kruskumfv, liby, Holman, Ilusfon, Cidfcc Wycr, Wiragos, Suck, Taylor, McClure, Cory, W. Nasser, llull This was Doctor Wilce's last year of football coaching amd was marked by a wellfrouncled though not always consistent team. FOOTBALL MANAGERS A N Davis Griffith K irlc Homdcn Zin.vnm.tlcr lim-,lc Zinckc Brunxun Gamble Rocmcr Giruril l93l U Ll WESLEY E. FESLER Ohio State's Fifth All-American Wesley Fesler, 20fyearfold Ohio State University end, was a 'dashing, smart, courageous' football player, who 'showed more outstanding class than any other end of the year. This was the tribute paid Fesler by Grantland Rice, sports writer, at a banquet in New York City. Fesler is the fifth Wilce protege to make the All-American, being preceded in that distinction by Chic Harley, Stinchcomb, Hess and Raskowski, and thus completing the sofcalled and widely heralded Golden Quintet. Cl Cl E943 OHIO STATE 4-I F 2 1 sl. 1, Ilaltcd Without Gain Thus another Ohio State foot- ball season got under way, the thirtyfninth for Scarlet and Gray elevens. Ohio's 1928 debut in gridiron society was made with the pomp and ceremony characteristic of the opening games at the Sta- dium .... The cadets of the R. O. T. C. were in charge of the flag raising and Bred the sa' lute which came before the Buck- eye stalwarts began pounding the Lutheran line for consistent gains. . . . The band played and the crowd, thickly dotting the spacious horseshoe, sang Carmen Ohio in the midst of the revelry . . . the season began. Buckeye backs pounded a rugged Lutheran wall . . . they repelled the attack . . . fighting a char' acteristic Wittenberg battle . . . Ohio backs crashed again . . . again a Lutheran line held bravely MeC01zm'll Hess Huston Ohio Crashes Through r 95 1 WITTENBEDG 0 .vlnother Gain . . . ax powerful effort of the Buckeye offense ripped again . . . Wittcnbe1'g weakened . . . and Ohio made dash after dash for the goal . . . reinforcements failed . . . the Buckeyes scored again . . . again . . . a second team was placed in the Held for Ohio . . . it attacked . . . shattered a ref newed Lutheran defensive effort . . . the quarter ended . . . more scoring . . . the half ended . . . Ohio looked great. Another half telling . . . the same story . . . Buckeye third team entered the fray . . . heroes were made . . . new stars glimmered . . . Ohio battled on . . . scored . . . again . . . every period a touchdown . . . good grid material . . . offense good . . . line better . . . Lutherans held scoreless . . . Dr. Wilce happy . . . smiling . . . confident . . . Ohio won . . . sea' son opening . . . good. OHIO STATE I0 Barratt Dyche Stadium . . . Ohio . . . Su im Nasser versus . . . Northwestern . . . Hrst . . . Big Ten contest . . . taken by Ohio . . . linemen great work , . . recovered fumbles , . . which were turned . . . into scores . . . by Ohio State. Glorious was . . . Eby . . , Leo . . . Barratt . . . Holman too . . . . and . . , AllfAmerican Wes . . . all,..showedup...well... Eby ran, punted . . . Holman too . . . Leo and Wes . . . great line- mcn . . . remarkable . . . and Barratt . . . his million dollar . . . 3 toe . . . gained revenge for dc' feat . . . Purple . . last year . . . Ohio's line found task . . . mean ... nasty . . . often . . . It held and refused to waver . . . shoulder Stopped i 96 l NDIQTHWESTEIQN 0 .-l Perfect Tackle to shoulder . . . fighting . . . maulf ing . . . charging . . . with ferof city . . . recovered six fumbles . . . two turned into . . . scores . . . touchdown . . . held goal . . . last by Barratt after AllfAmerican stopped punt. Great team . . . working well together . . . all for one . . . line heavy, forceful . . . backs fast . . . brainy. . .with a punch... tamed Wildcats . . . who didn't screech . . . prey . . . or claw . . . but did little more . . . than . . . meow . . . Buckeyes had def termination . . . fiery spirit to win . . . even when things were not ...rosy . . . Ohio won... Scarf let and Gray grew brighter . . . Purple . . . turned . . . blue. OHIO STATE I9 Victory, Ohio! day. Buckeye: It's about time. Time is a great healer . . . ref venge is glorious . . . beating Michigan better . . . victory . . . first . . . in eight years . . . su' perior Ohio team . . . ran . . . bucked . . . overcame . . . Wolf verines . . . completely. Ohio line . . . performed beau' tifully . . . Charged into . . . every Horn MICHIGAN 7 ii Horn llzts the Line I M I- k Eby ' Wolverine: Well, YOu won to' UW amp Remember ' ' ' Ohio Played Michigan . . . 24 times . . . since 1897... 20 won by . . . Wolf verines . . . Ohio won . . . 1919 ...1920...192l...and... 1928 . . . Michigan was . . . Ohio ...jinx...no...more... Leo...Wes...Fred...Al . . . scored . . . three touchdowns . . . held Wolverines . . . to one . . . victory! Crowds came early . . . packed stadium . . . to roof . . . saw great play . . . Michigan backs . . . fu- W Ohio team . . . crumple . . . Yost tile threats against . . . stone wall l machine in dust . . . students hap' A 1 l Fcslcr glimmercd . I I Barratt A Perfect Pass-Fcslvr a Tofuchdofwn PY . ' I faculty happy . . . alumni good . . . and Eby sprinted . . . happy . . . boom . . . bang . . . knifed . . . way through . . . Maize hoora . . Y . and Blue defense . . . victory. l97l CHIC ITATE 6 Hold That Tiger! Princetonian: Wittmer's touch KJ DIQINCHUN I5 Stopped by Larkins d n L -In Selby F I . . . a clash . . . breathtaking . . . Own was a beauty' M cms es er exciting . . . 22 men fighting . . . Ohio Stater: Eby's run for the goal was better than that. A Tiger . . . stalking . . . prey' ing . . . haunting . . . invading . . . clawing . . . scratching . . . a Buckeye . . . fighting . . . holding . . . withstanding attacks . . . at- tempting capture . . . resulting . . . A Tiger . . . partially tamed . . . leaving for home haunt . . . without tasting victory fruits . . . a frenzied Ohio crowd . . . happy . . . jubilant . . . for . . . victory 74,000 people . . . watching . . . hoping . . . praying . . . charging . . . a stadium . . . rocking . . . swaying . . . holding up its root' ers . . . strategy . . . Wilce . . . Roper . . . Holman . . . Wittmer. The starting whistle . . . the kickoff . . . a superior Tiger team evident . . . blocking . . . run- ning . . . passing . . . Ohio . . . tackling . . . holding . . . bravely . . . Wittmer running 37 yards . . . finally halted . . . Miles making for none . . . but . . . a Tiger sent ' first down . . . a goal in sight . . . away . . . without . . , another Budwfff' and Ti-Ve Captains Ohio holding . . . first down . . . . . . victim. second down . . . third down . . . a Odds against Ghio . Q Q Prince, score saved . . . a quarter ending. ton reputed . . . stronger . . . com' Another quarter . . . Princeton ing west . . . first time in six years gaining . . . nearing Ohio danger i983 CHIC ITATE 15 Hold That Lim!! IDIQINCETON 15 A I,C7'fl'I?t Pass ground . . . Miles . . . Wittincr C0111 plunged . . . over . . . touch' . , K1-iss Holman . . . . smashing to 18fyard line . . . down . . . Princeton . . . ahead. Fesler throwing Wittmer . . . loss six yards . . . a long pass failing . . . a Princeton penalty . . . 15 yards . . . Fesler blocking Lowry's punt . . . Ohio ball . . . Buckeye driving . . . squirming . . . slash' ing . . . nearing Tiger goal . . . Coffee for Eby . . . Fouch for Kriss . . . Princeton line holding . . . repelling . . . Barratt's kick for goal . . . missing . . . scant three feet. A break . . . Kriss unavoidably The fourth quarter . . . an Ohio rally . . . three minutes to play . . . a pass . . . Holman to AI' ber . . . good . . . 18 yards into Tiger territory . . , a second pass . . . Holman to Fesler . . . suc' cessful . . . to l3fyard marker . . . a stab at center . . . Princeton holding for no gain . . . an age' old signal called . . . Eby taking ball . . . sidefstepping . . . slip' ping . . . through line . . . tackled but up again . . . past Miles . . . fumbling' ' ' Miles recovering TT Bennett . . . Wittmer . . . over . . . Ol'11O S 33'y3l'd line . . . Witt' P1'cxidvnts Hibbfm and Rightmirc white line b H . touchdown ' l ' mer first down . . . Bennett first down . . . ball to llfyard line . . . A crowd wild . . . a sport world Ohio penalized . . . five yards . . . startled . . . a final whistle . . . a Ohio strengthened . . . Wittmer game ending . . . a draw . . , l99l . - 1 CHIC STATE I3 Action l Hoosier: Fast backfield ma' i lliaranymaus INDIANA 0 ax t ' First Down 3 best of season . . . third victory in Chine ohio has. ' Q CW Awe' as many sms' Buckeye: Wonderful. ' i A good Indiana team . . . out' 5 I classed . . . completely . . . in every department of game . . . by a Winning Buckeye eleven . . . displaying an unusual spirit . . . fighting . . . charging . . . crush' Ing . . . L 3 Kriss . . . Cory . . . rambling backs . . . carried ball . . . down . . . down . . . Held . . . slashing way through . . . Lincoln scored . . . Hrst . . . plunged over g. . . Ohio showed . . . tipftop form . . . i A HOME 50 KH98 I r i T 5? I li I fi ii I li 92 li 1 I 51003 if i Buckeyes proved . . . speedy 1 . . . versatile . . . changing . . . ' offensive . . . then . . . defensive . ...Ebypunted...high... i far . . . Kriss . . . streaked through i . . . consistently . . . long gain . . . Q to sixfyard line . . . Eby knifed I . . . over . . . touchdown . . . Bar- i ratt . . . goal . . . Indianans . . . befuddled . . . tried to gain . . . . hopelessly . . . bad start . . . bad E ending . . .victory Ohio. 5 i Victory for Ohio . . . now even 5 in victories . . . with Indiana . . . 13 games . . . six for Ohio . . . six 4 for Hoosiers . . . i i i u i 1 i E L P l 1 I E 5 a CHIC STATE 7 Through ilu' Lim' A championship at stake . . . an Ohio team . . . an Iowa team . . . I - R lc , if evenly matched . . . both fighting Fouch as OWS ' Young fiercely . . . bravely . . . power' fully . . . a last minute struggle 1 . . . darkness falling . . . raining . . . an irresistible rush . . . a line ' crash by McLain . . . a winning f touchdown . . . with . . . few sec' onds to play . . . I A Hawkeye crunching . . . , screeching . . . three long quar- ters . . . an early touchdown . . . a I game . . . apparently . . . won . . . j Ohio outclassed . . . overpowered . . . outweighted . . . beaten back . . . bruised . . . bleeding . . . i IOWU-'S day - - ' Iowals team Over the GoalLi1w winner . . . Holman Ohio's im' ported Iowan . . . star of the day . . . and shining spot in Ohio's futile and erratic attack. 51013 IOWA I4 No Gain - Iiiiclcvilws llold A sudden unleashing of power in the third quarter . . . a ter' rific assault . . . Hawkeyes wav' ered . . . reeled . . . a magnificent march . . . 60 yards . . . ripping . . . tearing Iowa's heavy line . . . Holman crashing through center . . . 32 yards in seven tries . . . on...on...f1nally...a scorc...atie... An even battle from then on . . . giving . . . taking . . . gain' ing . . . losing . . . the game neared its end . . . a minute to go . . . an Iowa team fighting desperately . . . Ohio growing weaker . . . McLain bruised his way through . . . Ohio withheld on the fourfyard line . . . Glass' gow added one . . . then two more . . . McLain plunged . . . a touchdown . . . victory. A futile Ohio passing attempt . . . Holman to Kriss . . . again . . . another intercepted . . . the final whistle . . . defeat . . . a Big Ten championship lost . . . OHID ITATE 39 I Ohio Holds Sandwiched between Big Ten opponents Ohio got a breathing spell . . . a resting period for first string men . . . a game for regaining contidence . . . a game for new stars to shine . . . A Eghting Muskie outfit . . . subdued . . . but . . . not without a battle . . . holding Ohio . . . scoreless first quarter . . . then breaking . . . but . . . valiantly . . . Superiority prevailing . . . team calibre telling . . . one touchdown . . . then another . . . two each . . . second . . . third and fourth periods . . . a Muskingum line unable to cope with Ohio's for' wards . . . a weaker team . . . only expecting defeat . . . MUSIYINGUM 0 Glasser P01112 Gri,0'inh Milt Popp's Famous Run f 102 3 Fourth Down -Ohio's Ball A frantic run by Popp featured . . . a pass intercepted . . . a 75' yard sprint . . . dodging . . . side' stepping . . . another touchdown that wasn't needed . . . but a new star born . . . a senior . . . soon to lay away his fighting togs for life's battle. Cupie Griffith, too, had a great day . . . revealing himself a strong guard . . . tearing through the line . . . blocking plays . . . opening holes . . . another grid' iron hero made . . . Eby . . . Kriss . . . Kruskamp . . . W. Nesser . . . crashed and ploughed their way . . . gaining constantly . . . advancing and scoring . . . an overwhelming vic' tory . . . another for Ohio . . . CHIC STATE 0 Circling tlu: End The end of the season . . . Ohio . . . Illinois . . . both hoping . . . praying . . . for victory and a slice of the Big Ten Conference football title honors . . . a victory meaning possible championship ...a defeat . . . nothing... Both teams Big Ten leaders . . . coached by master minds of grid' iron . . . Wilce . . . Zuppke . . . teams battered . . . bruised from previous contests . . . a last minute effort to end a glorious season with flying colors . . . The Hnal game for Wilce and a determination of Ohio State players to iight to the last for their coach . . . determined . . . but lacking the ability of a superior Illinois eleven . . . An Illinois team . . . admirable stars . . . playing in topnotch l l I 1 I l ll, 5 McClure Ujhczyi Cvfffe Doclor Wilcc's Last Game f 1031 ILLINO S 8 The Kiel:-off form . . . an Ohio State team . . . playing far inferior to other contests . . . brilliant spurts at times . . . counting for nothing . . . line rushes halted . . . a jagged line . . . opened at will by Zuppkemen . . . An unaccountable pass mulled by Eby behind his own goal line . . . a safety scored for Illinois in the hrst quarter . . . a touchdown in he second . . . a Hghting Illi- nois tcam . . . fighting on . . . Ohio stabbing the line to no avail . . . circling the ends in futile attempts. Third period . . . fourth period . . . Kriss . . . Eby . . .Holman . . . Cory . . . stopped almost in tracks . . . an Illinois pass deceiv' ing . . . and defeat . . . a bad ending . . . defeat . . . n cr D Bill Rad.-:baugh CHEERLEADERS William Bill Radebaugh has been the very efficient 'cheerleader for this past year, and he has done much to improve the spirit and cofoperation of slipport at the igames. During the winter quarter, as Bill was not in school, the Student Senate appointed two alternate cheerleaders, Richard Fuller and Ronald Spohn, who had charge of the cheering at the basketball games. The position of cheerleader is created and filled by the Student Senate, and the election is based upon the man's ability to gain and hold the confidence and support of the cheering crowd. - Roberts Spohn Radebaugli Hayes Fuller D 1 f104J BASKET BALI. Our facilities for basketball at the present time are somewhat handicapped inasmuch as we must use the Coliseum at the fair grounds, due to our own lack of a gymnasium. However, next year, with our new gym, we should not only have one of the finest haskethall floors in the country, but also one of the hest teams. Coach Olsen can always he depended on to turn out a well- rounded team. 7X D CL fiosj 'lqiilfu lVi.sc Guur Q Duffce Carter Kirn l'f1lfI'iz'll Aforrison Clymer Ulscn lzrvin Hincliman Fvslcr Vizn lslvyilrr Lurlu'n.v Sfliillcr Evans Ohio State's 19287.29 basketball season was far from heing colorless despite the fact that its standing in the Big Ten Conference was not as high as in recent seasons. A brilliant team at times, de' feating squads of such high calibre as West Point, North Carolina and Northwestern, and yet failing to muster the ability to overcome far weaker teams, the Buckeyes ended the season situated directly in the center of the Big Ten standings fand in the summary for all the contests on the schedulej. In the Big Ten the Buckeyes tied for fifth position with Illinois, both teams winning and losing six games each. During the entire schedule of seventeen games, Ohio State won nine and lost eight, making a per' centage of a little better than .500. Ohio scored victories over North' western, Illinois, Chicago in the Conference and defeated Pennsyl- vania, North Carolina and West Point in nonfConference games. The Buckeyes were defeated by Michif gan, Purdue and Iowa in the Big Van Heyde Feslcr 51063 .A 4- 4-4 .,.-X ba - .QA-2? Larlqins ,. --A . 't'n.f-'fee ' Fi , 9 -..' .ALA 3,--eva' : g', A'- A fit.,: ,-bff' x'- Ohio Shoots a Foul in Ohio StatefChicago Came Ten and Ohio XVeslcyan and Pitts' burgh in non'Conference competif tion. Ohio's average team managed to defeat the weaker ones of the league and when defeated, it was not by a large score. After a setback by XVesleyan in the hrst encounter of the season. Ohio State won over University of Pennsylvania and after falling be' fore the University of Pittsburgh Ohio State won over University of North Carolina outht. lt lost its hrst Big Ten contest to Iowa, but won the next four. Scoring honors for thc season were won by George Von Heyde, lanky center, who hnished third in thc Big Ten individual scoring race. Van Heyde made a total of 99 points during the season, or an averf age of more than eight for every game played. Murphy, of Purdue, was hrst with 143 points, and Mac' Craclcen, of Indiana, was second with 100 points. The Ohio een' ter's total was made by 40 held goals and 19 foul goals. 51073 Ervin I U U A Dec Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. XI 4-' r ul vi Van Heydc Gets the Reach on Chicago Man summary of the scason's scores follows: 8-Ohio Wesleyaii 36, Ohio State 20 14--Pennsylvania 23, Ohio State 29 17-Pittsburgh 34, Ohio State 26 2--North Carolina 30, Ohio State 43 5-Iowa 34, Ohio State 26 7-Northwestern 28, Ohio State 39 12-Illinois 22, Ohio State 27 14-Northwestern 24, Ohio State 27 26-Chicago 30, Ohio State 40 2-West Point Armyj 30, Ohio State 43 9--Michigan 34, Ohio State 24 16-Illinois 30, Ohio State 35 19-Chicago 31, Ohio State 35 Feb. 22-Purdue 39, Ohio State 23 Feb. 25-Iowa 42, Ohio State 23 Mar. 2-Michigan 27, Ohio State 26 Mar. 4-Purdue 45, Ohio State 34 George VanHeyde, lanky center, was the scorf ing ace of the Buckeye squad during the season and also was near the top of the Western Conf ference heap in scoring honors. VanHeyde sel- dom failed to chalk up a few points to make an Ohio victory possible. George took part in every game during the season and was described as one of the most dependable men on the Ohio squad by newspaper critics. Shuler fiosj First Basketball Action Pictures of Conference Game It was not an uncommon feat for VanHeyde to score as many as 15 points for a single game. Wheii other members of the team failed to find the loop, George succeeded. He was given his first chance at college basketball last year and after a few games for experience, he proved to be a great asset to the aggregation coached by Harold G. Olsen. Two sophomores were members of the Varsity team this year. They were Richard Larkins and Wesley Fesler. Both of the sophomore cagemen were members of the Varsity football team and were awarded letters for their service on the squad at the termination of the season. Larkins and Fesler held down the guard positions along with Willianl Hinchman, a veteran. Wlmeim working together the two youngsters formed one of the best defenses of any team in the country. Both displayed alertness and speed self dom seen on an Chio State squad. So invincible did they prove at times, forwards of opposing teams had to resort to long shots if they were to shoot at the basket at all. The key man on the squad during most of the season was the veteran, Hinchman. Bill suff fered an injury early in the season which kept him out of several contests, but while he was in the game he was the leader in the offensive drives down the floor. Hinchman D Cl 51093 Some Speedy Floor Action Jack Evans and Harold Ervin held down the forward berths and along with VanHeyde con- tributed to most of the Ohio State scoring. Evans, another veteran, was possibly the best shot on the team and made good many of his chances at the basket. Ervin was a member of the squad two years ago, but did not participate with hte team last year. He was just the man needed by Coach Olsen to fill the remaining forward post when the season opened this year. He got the post and held to it by performing some excellent basketball tactics during the season. Ohio State may not have had the best team that has graced the Coliseum in previous years, but it is doubtful if a team has ever played for Ohio State that was in every game fighting every minute. There were no lagging moments in any game in which Ohio State took part. Each was a battle and a fight to the finish type. In addition to the six regular members of the team, several sophomores and members of the secf ond team saw a great deal of service in the games. Practically the same team will take its place on the floor when the season opens next winter. With a good crop of freshmen coming to fill the gaps, it is hardly necessary to say that Ohio State looks great for next season. Evans fiioj Z Bfuli BALL 192 8 CONFERENCE BASEBALL Michigan ........ Purdue .............. Wisco11six1 .......... Chicago ........... Indiana .,......... Ohio State .......... Illinois .......,........... Minnesota .........,....,...,.. ..,... Northwestern STANDI N G Wcmii Lost 6 4 7 5 7 5 5 4 6 5 6 6 2 9 0 YN Pct. .917 600 583 .583 .556 545 500 182 000 '3 4:1 1 fllll ,, ff ' SS... :ggi ' 'ff Q Captain Widdifield BASEBALL SEASON f. e -k 'N , gy f Baseball at Ohio State during the 1928 season brought no laurel wreaths to the Buckeye team but it did bring the satisfaction of an achievement attained by no other Conference team. For Ohio State, victorious in only half of its ten'game Conference schedule until it met Michigan in the final contest of the season, beat the Wolverines in thc only upset met by that team in twelve Big Ten contests The victory over Michigan, by a score of 6 to 1, put a glossy finish on the season for the Buckeyes who won six games and ost five to Hnish sixth in the Big Ten with a percentage of 545. Making a southern trip, Ohio State lost to thc University of Kentucky 14 to 2 and beat the same team 12 to 4 in a twofgame series. The local season was opened when Miami, sturdy Buckeye Conference opposition, came here and defeated the Bucks 9 to 2. Sliding in Home--Safe! 4 K 51123 An Exciting Moment in the Michigan Game ,Scoring three runs in both the fourth and fifth inning, Indiana opened Ohio's Big Ten schedule by defeating th B ks 7 to 5. A week later, Ohio used three hurlers in an attempt to avenge the c uc getting 15 hits, won their second victory over State, this time by a score of 10 to 6. Ohio won two consecutive non'Conference engagements, one over Marshall College, by a score of 3 to 2, and another over Michigan State by a 12 to 5' margin. defeat, but the Hoosiers, Ohio's first Conference victory was over Illinois by a score of 9 to 4. Al Hess hit a homer in the fourth inning to give his team the lead. Illinois reversed the decision the following day. The Indians scored seven runs in the first inning and thi-cc more in the fourth to take a 10 to O win. With Sutton and Klink allowing the opposition only five hits, the Scarlet and Gray trounced Ohio University I2 to 5 in a non-Conference tilt. Cornell took a 7 to 4 victory over the Bucks at Ithaca. State's Conference standing perked up considerably in the two'game engagement with Minnesota. The Bucks rapped the Minnesota hurlers for 14 hits in the Hrst game to win by a score of ll to 0, and in the second game trimmed the Norsemen 9 to 3. Ray WiddiHeld's homer featured the second contest. Illinois'Ohio State Came as Seen from a Stadium Window img U cm ,K B .t ,A-. . j ' ll .., . l Q ...f U N '- V-.,g.a.v-qu, Hinchman Bennie Oosterbaan, Michigan's great three'sport man, almost beat the Bucks single-handed when his team came to Ohio to play the first game of the season be' tween the teams. Oosterbaan hit a homer, a triple, and two singles, while his team captured a 13 to 8 victory. Another Conference victory was marked up on Ohio's slate against Purdue. William Sill allowed the Boilermakers only six hits, the Buckeyes winning, 6 to 2. Following the Purdue victory, St. 1ohn's team won a pair of nonfConference games, defeating Ohio Wes- leyan 15' to 6 and Wooster 7 to 4. Chicago was the last team to score a win over Ohio. Michigan came to its second Ohio State game with the Conference championship cinchecl by virtue of eleven straight victories. But Ohio, in a fighting mood, pounded out a 6 to 1 win to successfully close the season. At the end of the season, O's were awarded to Robert Barnes, Bruce Blanchard, Howard Cline, Ray Genger, William Hinchman, Albert Hess, Raymond Klink, Ralph Leo, John McLaughlin, Reginald Perkins, Robert Riehl, Harry Sutton, William Sill, Walter Som' mer and Ray Widdifield. A manager's O was awarded to Paul J. Ervin. Bobby Riehl, Ohio State's Star shortstop, won the Potter Runmaker's cup for the 1927 season. The cup is awarded annually by Frank D. Potter, exf'97, a New York banker. The factors considered in def termining the winner each year are runs scored, runs batted in, safe hits, stolen bases, and sacrifice hits. Riehl finished first in the competition with 1562 points. Al Hess Hnished second in the Competition with 1378 points and Bill Hinchman was third with 1303. Riehl Blanchard D CJ 51143 IU 192 Rohert Riehl, shortstop ..........,........,...,....,.. Albert Hess, left licld ......... William Hinchman .......... Raymond Cenger ......,... Raymond Widdilicld . 1914 1915 1916 1917- 1918 1919- 1920- 1921- 1922- 1923 1924 1925- 1926- 1928- Ml 8 RESULTS WINNERS, 19144926 Sidney Mix, second base ....,........,.,.... -Orville House, first base ..,.....,........,.. Samuel Robinson, center field ............. Fred Norton, shortstop .........,.....,....... William Slcellcy, third base ,... .......... Sheldon Mann, hrst base., .....,...... .. Wayne Fogle, center field ..........,.. Harry Bliss, shortstop .... .......,,......., Loren Shaw, center held ....,............... Raymond Fesler, center field ........... George Cameron, second base ........,.... Ollie Klee, center held ....................,..,... Martin Karow, shortstop .,......... Robert Riehl, shortstop .............. Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio State State Stare State State State State State State 1928 RESULTS 2, 12, 2, S, 6, 3, 12, 9. 0, 1562 1378 1303 1205 1160 1442 1242 1842 1847 1465 1111 1317 1438 1631 1424 1647 1426 1595 1562 University of Kentucky 14. University of Kentucky 4 Miami 9 Indiana 7 Indiana 10 Marshall College 2 Michigan State 5 Illinois 4 Illinois 11 Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio f State State State State State State State State State State 1 2, 4, 11 9, 8, 6, 15, 7, 5, 6, x 2 111 Barn es Chica o 3 Corneil 7 Minnesota O Minnesota 3 Michigan 13 Purdue 2 Ohio Wesleyan Wooster 4 Chicago 6 Michigan 1 6 Klink .fy , . fi, 5'vAf',' Sutton IE 51153 U E1 ' .f -. Zwxg., ,,-'. - 44, ,L .,...4 - ' . .- 3-f,,.yg:.fv, The Baseball Game with Michigan As Seen from a Stadium Window CJ D 51163 H1114 S T i -1 -1 TIQACIY the The great event of our track season is ' f the Ohio Relays here in the early staging o art of May This meet is rapidly hecoming one p 4 . h reatest of the country, and will soon rank of t e g well with the Penn and Texas Relays. Such ' d s as Simpson Rockaway, Rasmus, Kriss an star , many others have done much to make Ohio State known as a great track power. 51173 Nl X 3 i i , j i ri' N, ' 'fi'?N?!ff'v-'ff , GEORGE SIMPSON George Simpson has been one of the most outstanding and snappiest sprinters that Ohio State has ever known, and also one of the fastest in the country. One of the greatest of misfortunes came to Simpson in the Olympic tryouts, when in the l00fmeter dash trials, George, who holds a tie for the world's championship in the hundredfyard dash, pulled a tendon -in his left leg and collapsed on the track, but dragged himself over the finish line. He was in an exceptionally fast race, and with just twenty yards to go, and second at the time, when this accident occurred. Certainly Olympic material, it was only a stroke of fate that kept him from these ancient and famed races. 51133 Captain Paul Tooley TRACK REVIEW Featuring George Simpson and the relay and shuttle hurdle te ims Ohio State s 1928 trick team reached a high point in competition, hoth in Big Ten and national meets In his first year of collegiate competition, Simpson turned in a number of performances predlctlng a brilliant varsity career. I 1:1 51193 U D :Q-:-fp Y, ' Kriss At the Ohio Relays Simpson tied the unofficial world's record in the 100'yard dash with a mark of 9.6 sec' onds, at the same time breaking the meet and Ohio State records. At the Western Conference meet he broke the record in the 220-yard dash by running that event in 21.2 seconds, and he set an indoor Conference record in the 60'yard dash in 6.3 seconds. The Ohio relay team, made up of Howard Kriss, Richard Rockaway, Francis Pierce and George Simp' son, captured the 880-yard championship of America at the Penn Relays with a mark of 1:30.2. The same team set a new meet record of 42 seconds in the 440fyard relay at the Rice Relays, made a new meet mark at the Ohio Relays with a mark of 1:28.6 in the 88Ofyard relay, and rang up a two'mile Ohio State relay record at the Texas Relays of 8:04.6. Running in a trial heat of the 480'yard shuttle hurdle championship of America at the Penn Relays, Ohio State's team, composed of Francis Pierce, Richard Rockaway, Ralph Crooks and Albert Petersilge, broke the world's record for the event in the time of 1:O5'.6. In the final eliminations, the Ohio State quartet won the shuttle hurdle championship. Richard Rockaway, a member of both the shuttle hurdle and relay teams, also turned in brilliant per' formances in individual events. Rockaway set a new indoor record in the quadrangular meet by running the 40fyard low hurdles in 5.1 seconds. He tied the Ohio State record at the Conference meet in the 220fyard low hurdles in 23.6 seconds, and tied the 4O'yard high hurdle record at the indoor quadrangular contests in 5' .4 seconds. 1 Ujhelyi Pierce U ca 51203 T' ci Ohio State also boasted of two other record breakers. Dwight Brown made a new Ohio State record in the pole vault by leaping I2 feet 4M inches in the Michi' gan meet. At the quadrangular meet, Pete Rasmus broke the meet record in the discus with a throw of 137 feet 6M inches, while in an inter-class meet he broke the Ohio State record with a throw of lil feet ZW inches. The Ohio State team took part in the Rice Relays, thc Texas Relays, the Penn Relays, the Ohio Relays, the Western Conference meet at Northwestern, and the National Collegiate meet at Chicago, In both the Big Ten and national events, Ohio State won third place. The Western Conference meet was won b Illinois while Stanford captured the national , v v , mtercollegiates. At the end of the season O's were awarded to Charles W. Anson, Dwight M. Brown, Lyman F. Baker, Ralph K. Crooks, Earl H. Hall, Frank D. Hays, Chester E. Hanover, Howard Kriss, John D. Loomis, Francis Pierce, Albert Petersilge, Peter Rasmus, Richard Rockaway, George Simpson, John Story, Dan Tritten, William Tooley and joe Uhjelyi. OAA's were awarded to Homer M. White, John T. Long, George Huhta, Donald Fites and Charles Coffee. A manager's O was awarded to Alvin L. Neuman. J Baker Brown fmj D U M. - 'TN' Petersilge THE INDOOR SEASON The indoor season was inaugurated against Ohio Wesleyan, the Buckeye Conference school being de- feated by a point score of 59 to 45. Ohio State won the quadrangular meet at North- western with a total of 45 points. The Buckeyes placed men in every event but one, Rockaway being high point man of the meet with 11 points. He won both the hurdles events and placed fourth in the dash. The other point totals were: Northwestern 321!3, Wisconsin 29 2f3, Chicago 25. Winning the 70-yard high hurdles, the mile run, the 60-yard dash, the 880-yard run, and the high jump, Ohio State easily defeated Indiana under the Ohio Sta- dium, 46 2!3to341!3. Ohio State finished sixth in the Big Ten indoor meet. George Simpson set a new Big Ten record in the 60-yard dash in 6 3f1O seconds. Illinois won the indoor Conference championship with 31 points. The other scores were: Iowa 27, Northwestern 8, Wisconsin 8, Michigan 7M, and Ohio State 7. Dick Rockaway won the 75-yard dash in the Illinois Relays. The meet was featured by jack Elder, Notre Dame's sprint star, who set a world's record in the 75-yard dash. I Anson X I I 1 Loomis 51221 C Cl THE OUTDOOR SEASON After competing on successive days in the Texas and Rice Relays, Ohio State's track team returned home to inaugurate the local outdoor season with a decisive 97 to 38 victory over Ohio Wesleyan. George Simpson and Charles Anson were Ohio's higlvpoint men. THE OHIO RELAYS The 1928 Ohio Relays were by far the most suc' cessful of any previous track event held at the Ohio Stadium. Sixtyftwo colleges, 87 high schools, 14 junior high schools, and 16 elementary schools--177 instituf tions in all-took part. This number eclipsed by 36 schools the number entered in 1926, was twice as large as the entry list in 1925, 'and three times as large as the number of schools entered in 1924. The twofday performances saw twelve records fall and another tied. George Simpson provided the fea- ture of the meet when, runnin over a waterrcovered track, he shattered the Ohio Relay record and tied the national collegiate mark in the 100'yard dash with the time of 9.6 seconds. Ray Conger, one of the world's greatest middle- distance men and a member of the United States Olympic team squad, was brought to the Ohio Relays to compete in a special mile run. Hayes '03 W Richard Rockaway Trittcn EL D I li 123 1 I D IJ i 4 Crooks, Pierce, Petersilge, R. Rock away, 1. Rockaway over the hurdles. Rain fell throughout the Ohio Relays, handicapping the entrants, but making the record-breaking perform- ances all the more brilliant. THE PENN RELAYS Two Ohio State teams coupled with Pete Rasmus and George Simpson brought home a goodly share of the prizes from the important Penn Relays at Phila- delphia. Ohio State won the halffmile relay and the shuttle hurdle championship of America, setting a new world's recordin a time trial of the latter event. Simpson won a special 100-yard spring special event in the time of 10 1X5 seconds, while Rasmus captured the discus throw, hurling the platter 144 feet ZW inches. THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATES Ohio State finished third in the National Collegiate championships. Stanford's sturdy band of western ath' letes outdistanced the field by scoring 72 points. Illi' nois finished second with 30M points and Ohio State was a fraction of a point behind the Indians with a total of 30. Ohio State scored two seconds, two thirds, and two sixths to acquire its 30fpoint total. A press report of the meet carried this statement: Bracey of Rice Institute tied the world's record for the century when he broke the ta e a scant yard ahead of George Simpson, Ohio State Ryer, in :O9.6. OTHER OUTDOOR TRACK MEETS The week following the Penn Relays, Ohio went down before Michigan in a dual track meet, 77M to WM. George Simpson and Howard Kriss placed first andh second, respectively, in both the 100 and 200'yard das es. Taking first places in six events, Ohio State won the outdoor quadrangular meet at Wisconsin with 64 points. Wisconsin scored 49, Northwestern 43, and Chicago 20 points. At the Big Ten outdoor championships, Simpson won both the 100 and 200fyard dashes and was high individual point man. Ohio State took third place. Hanover Simpson reaches tape before Kriss: Hall 5 CJ I 1:1241 I I7 MINUIQ SDDIQTS Whatever the hasis may he for classifying a sport as a minor or a major one, I do not know. It might he well, however, to note that our Golf Team won the Westcrii Conference champion' ship in golf last year, and that our Fencing Team won their championship in that sport last year. We have made some very outstanding records in Cross Country, Rifle, Tennis and in the new sport of Soccer. Thus it is plain that we have made some very major accomplishments in our so-called minor sports. IN IJ Cl fizsj U U CROSSCOUNTRY Last fall's cross country team had the distinction of winning the National A. A. U. junior chamf pionship. However, it was defeated in its dual meet with Indiana and suffered the same experience in the annual triangular meet with Michigan and Illinois. The latter is considered among sporting circles at the three schools as one of the leading track events of the year. Illinois placed four men in the first ten crossing the finish line with 38 points. Michigan had three men in the first ten with 40 points and Ohio three men also with a total of 42 -points. Captain Abbott of Illinois, who, by the way, was on the American Olympic team, came in first, with Captain Wuerful of Michigan second and Baker, acting captain of Ohio State, third. Our barriers were able to discount the sting of the above defeat with their most creditable showing in the Westerii Conference meet, held at Wisctuiisiii, in which they finished in second place. The Ohio hill and dale men sensationally slid into second position with only seven points separating them from the winning Indiana squad. The official point score credited Indiana with '71 points, Ohio barely out of first place with 78 points, Wiscoiisiii in third position with 110 points and Michigan and Iowa tied for fourth with 112 each. Considering the two important successes mentioned above Ohio State has surely ample reason to congratulate itself on behalf of the fine cross country team which represented it. Captain Smith heads the list of winners of the NO . The other men who received awards were: Wotshak, Heintz, Donnell, Peters and Smith. D C1 51263 C D D ,as 1 ,,,. Emmrrling l-Oflfy 1.06-Sam Popplclan DHBUIS Patlcrsofl Okerbloom Wirtllxcfcin TENNIS The Ohio State tennis team of 1928 had oneof the most successful seasons of intercollegiate com- petition in the athletic history of the university. With the return of such varsity men as DuBois, Bas' sichis and Poppleton, the prospects for a winning team looked exceedingly bright. The first contest with Ohio Wesleyan was a comparatively easy one, Ohio State's team emerging victor with a score of 7f1. The following five games, including contests with Purdue, Indiana and Illinois, were also won by the Columbus team. The first loss of the season was sustained at the hands of Cornell, an old rival of State in the game of tennis. During the entire season, Ohio State lost only two games, winning the other eight of their conf tests. The team emerged second in the Conference standing, Wisconsin winning from it on May 26 by a score of 5f2. Varsity O's were awarded to Merlin Du Bois, Miller Poppleton, Jack Bassichis, Walter Patterson, Charles Okerbloom and Leonard Staples. The NOAA was awarded to Robert Loney. Walter Emmerling was the manager of the team. The results of the season's contests follow: Ohio State 7, Ohio Wesleyan 1 Ohio'State 4, Cincinnati 2 Ohio State 5, Ohio Wesleyaii O Ohio State 5, Purdue 1 Ohio State 4, Indiana 3 Ohio State 4, Cornell 5 Ohio State 4, Chicago 2 Ohio State 2, Wisconsiii 5 Ohio State 5, Notre Dame 2 T3 D 51273 . ' fy., 1 t. ev- ' .. V,- FENCING Ohio State was fortunate this year in regaining Dr. Frank Riebel as fencing coach. Dr. Richcl turned out the championship teams of 1926 and 1927, but due to his absence from the city the 1928 team was coached by others, with only fair results. The 1929 team showed the depletion of last year's graduationsq the squad therefore had to lean heavily on sophomore material, which, though promising, was without that valuable combat experience. Ohio triumphed over Wesleyan, Cincinnati, Michigan State and Purdueg was tied by Chicago, and lost to Illinois and Michigan by narrow scores. In the Conference meet at Illinois the team was rather chagrined to drop to fifth place: so close did all the teams Hnish, however, that a single touch in one match would have given us an undisputed second. There was some solace in the results of the National Intercollegiate matches at West Point on March 17, how' ever, in which foil, saher, and epee teams gave a wonderful account of themselves: the latter, composed ol' Fox and Bambeck, went through to the national hnals at New York on March 29, but the superior weight of experienced and Frenchfcoachecl teams were too much for them. RIFLE TEAM The varsity riflemen were unusually successful this year. Under the able coaching of Captain Don Pedro Branson of the Military Department, the team was victorious in 36 out of 40 contests and placed second in Westei'i1 Conference competition held at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, on May 4. It is the hope of Coach Branson that this meet will be an annuallalfair. The members ol' the team are chosen for their standing in practice tryouts conducted by the R. O. T. C. de- partment. Those participating in varsity competition this year were Arthur Falter, john jordan jr., Robert Hind' man, Miles Kumnick, Kenneth Vsfasserman, Ralph Davidson and Orval Baldwin. f128j Loop Brinck Sargent Shane Park GOLF .Our golf team raised the minor sport banner on high, and brought home to Ohio State its hrst Western Conf ference championship since the institution of this sport at Ohio State. The personnel of the team remained the same throughout the year, with Sargent, Shane, Loop and Park coin- posing the victorious foresome. In addition to this, our team placed third in the national meet: The scores for the seven matches played were: Ohio State ZM, Michigan 9M Ohio State Ohio State IOM, Wittenberg In Ohio State Ohio State IZW, Illinois SM Ohio State Ohio State ISM, Kenyon ln men receiving them for their work Scott, Wassertheuer, Wills, Pierce, The season's results were: Ohio State 2, Columbus Ohio State 3, Columbus Ohio State O, Princeton SOCCER MM, St. Johns lm 12, Chicago 6 MM, Indiana BM With the Big Ten of Soccer still only comprising teams representing Illinois, ended with three victories to the credit of Illinois, one loss suffered by Iowa, and record. In accordance with the plan followed last year by the Athletic Board, minor O's were again awarded. Those last fall are: Bcregszozy, Crosbie, Katonek, Magnus, Meissncr, Ovics, Petuska, and Ricketts, manager. joseph Ovies was captain of the team. Iowa and Ohio State, the season two defeats marring Ohio State's Kickers I Ohio State 1, Illinois 5' Kickers l Ohio State 1, Illinois 7 6 ' L Il? .4 iii l i , eg 1 I A id-ri. n 1 , IQ 1291 GYMNASTICS From the standpoint of team competition Ohio State's Gym squad was able to gain the upper hand in two out of the five meets in which it took part during the year. Aside from the two successes over Wesleyan, our team fin' ished in seventh place in the Western Conference meet held at Illinois. However, the individual brilliance of Jack Sturtevant helped a great deal to balance the mediocre showing of the squad as a whole. The yeai-'s record follows: Ohio State 1084.0, Ohio Wesleyan 1021.1 Ohio State 954.9, Purdue 1022.4 Ohio State 1038.1, Chicago 1157.5 Ohio State 11485, Ohio Wesleyan 1063.3 Ohio State ll66.1, Illinois 1218.6 WRESTLING These individual successes, listed below, furnish the high points of a disappointing wrestling season in which Ohio finished with one victory and nine defeats in Western Conference competition and three wins and twelve losses in all the matches entered. Achievements in the Conference meet were: Fairall second in the heavyweight class, Hall third in the 145'fpound class, Cushman third in the 115-pound class, and Forteza fourth in the 135'-pound class. Winners of the varsity O were Cushman, Vercoe, Lytton, Forteza, Hall, Hudak, Fairall and Young, manager. The feature of the whole season was the National Iintercollegiate Wrestling meet held at the gymnasium on March 29 and 30. Twentyfhvc universities and colleges were represented in this wrestling classic, won by Oklahoma. 51303 s x H ll 2 ! 5 rw xml 9 Q. 196, 4 9, 6 I N lllllllk Hum 'NW FIQESHMAN IDDIQTS Freshman sports have sent many very good prospects to the varsity this year, among them Cliff Aultman and Gene Baumgarten from foot' bull, Bill Kermode and Art McConnell from base' ball, and Aultman, Bayes, Farricr, Weaver' and Black from basketball. There are many others who will undoubtedly develop into some real varsity material in the next two years. IN f1311 ,ga FRESHMAN FOOTBALL A This year the boys who raised the most consternation among the close followers of freshman football were Clifford Aultman, outstanding quarterback and captain of the Freshman team: Baumgarten, mammoth tackleg Hod- nick, Farrier, Larson, Bell, Wingert, Haubrich, Hawkins, Grady and Felgenhoor. These are just a few of the boys who promise to develop into real varsity material. ' The following is a list of the men to whom were awarded sweaters and numerals: Aultman, Averiett, Baum' garten, Bell, Benis, Bogert, Bowell, Bullock, Cannon, Cochran, Dick, Eggert, Farrier, Felgenhour, Florian, Grady, Hackett, Hall, Haubrich, Hawkins, Hindulak, Hodnick, Holan, Holcomb, Howell, Kabealo, Kazmerchak, Kile, Kline, McGaughy, Mudre, Rabenstein, Raber, Reed, Ross, Roth, Roudabush, Rykoskey, Sayers, Slaughter, Spitler, Stout, Thompson, Ward, Weaver, Wetzel, White, Wingert, Worstell, Young, Zeckhauser. Managers Bollens, Bott, Bow' man, Hampeland and Iams received the same awards. FRESHMAN BASEBALL The baseball team, which was under the able direction of Henry Taylor as coach, produced such fine material for this year's varsity as Bill Kermode, sensational sophomore twirler: Eggert, captain of last year's squad, Hall and Ross. The latter two are breaking into the linefup of the varsity in a most consistent manner. Those men who received sweater and numeral awards were Eggert, Gerson, Gutter, Hall, Justice, Kermode, Kwalik, Lancer, Lombard, McConnell, Marovich, Reed, Ross, Sherman, Taylor, Tittle, Rideout, manager ,and Tschirf ret, manager. Dobrenz Chasza Kwalik Bqfus Marovich Graff Collar Iiendull Lomlmrd Puppc Pilclilcr Hall Redhead Recd Kimball Titllc Nillcr Sherman Bordncr Mallee Willis Ross Gerson Lancer Egger! Gullcr Wfurson Taylor Slislcr Tscli irrct Mcwliinm v f132j FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman Basketball squad of 1927 contained some outstanding material. Against such yearlings as Aultf man, Bayes, Farrier, Weaver and Black, the varsity squad had a number of strenuous workouts in their practice games with the frosh. Clifford Aultman, captain ofthe Freshman Football team, was also elected captain of the Freshman Basketball team. Eighteen freshmen were awarded numerals and sweaters for services rendered as members of the team. They were as follows: Clifford Aultman, Floyd Bayes, john Black, jack Condon, Marvin Farrier, Howard Felgenhour, james Hauser, Stuart Holcomb, Michael Kowal, Charles Leedham, William Miller, Ralston Russell Ir., Kenneth Stark, Wilbur Such, G. Warren Threkheld, john Weaver, Paul Wolf, Lowell Wrigley. Walter Gilsdorf received the same award for work done as freshman manager. FRESHMAN TRACK Although less outstanding than the squad of the year before, the Freshman Track team of 1928 showed cxcep' tional promise for the 1929 season of varsity competition. A number of the men that were on this squad have done good work this year and will probably win varsity letters. Numcrals and sweaters were awarded to the following freshmen: C. D. Mantz, F. W. Barratt, 1. J. Fazekas, S. L. Shaw, B. M. Wallenstein, R. M. Grace, F. E. Shannon, A. I. Nagele, F. A. Tootle, R. R. Beetham, F. C. Hart, D. P. Morrison, A. G. Kisling, W. T. Kirk, H. R. Grabow, E. S. Chapman, W. R. Ansley, V. H. Weiner, W. W. Hall. Freshman managers receiving this award were I. A. Wolf and C. S. Broh. Eighteen freshmen were awarded numerals only for their work on the Freshman Track squad. f133:l Wznlfrrmri Wilson Cluzic Sexton Kabelo Marshall Walters M arsli Simon Sclxuar Wonderlcigli I 7o,h,he Z immcrman Winger! Brown Elgin arshall Allan Laflamme Ashinger Holan Combs Collucci Hayes I ijfany FRESHMAN WRESTLING This year's Freshman Wrestling squad was composed, as usual, of the winners of the different weight classes. The tournaments were conducted in the gym classes and the champions were awarded with numerals and sweaters, while the runnersfup received numerals only. Numerals and sweaters were won by A. Laflamme, I-LA. Achinger, C. T. Tiffincy, A. Hayes, J. R. Holan, F. L. Colucci, A. Combs, C. E. Wright. FRESHMAN CROSS CGUNTRY The attractiveness of Freshman Cross Country to the incoming freshman was measured by the large turnout of candidates at the beginning of the fall quarter. Out of a squad of eighty men, seven received the highest award of numerals and sweater, while fourteen qualihed for numerals only. The former award was received by Harold Kildow, Paul Mohr, Arthur Lee, Maynard Warncr, David Sennett, Ross Churchward and John Durigg. The out- standing man on the squad was Harold Kildow, from whom work on the varsity team of next year is expected. Ford Burl Williams Roth Beuier Gilsdorf Brunner Zulelccr Cordell Lorenski Shapler Marsh Ritclxy Ilarkcl Solar M cConaugl1y Slarlin R ogers Biggin Crumm Carroll Shafrler Cobb Waslxlmrn Leu Senate Leahy Kildow Mohr CllllfUllYl'DDLl Warner Dorig Mi lur 5 1341 U U INTHQAMUIQAL Intramural sports at Ohio State have filled one of the most distinct needs of a school as large as this one, that is the problem of furnishing athletic competition for everyone. The Intra' mural Athletic Department is at the present time offering competition in twentyftvvo different sports, in which approximately SOOO different in- dividuals are participating. IN U CL 51353 D U I CHARLES S. HIRE ALFRED GANs EVHRETT BLAsu1anc: Fall Quarter Manager WiriLer .Qicartcr Manager Spring .Quarter Manager SENIOR INTRAMURAL MANAGERS CHARLES HIRE f f f f ffff Fall Quarter ALFRED GANS - f Winter .Quarter EVERETT BLASBERG f f Spring Quarter HREE Senior intramural managers are appointed each year and each is given the responsibility :nf organizing and promoting the sports program for the quarter in which he serves. The numerous details occasioned hy the promotion of twenty-two different sports in which over twelve thousand students, including duplications, participate, necessitates the use of three rather than one Senior manager. In recognition of their services, the Senior managers are awarded the Varsity O, which is the same as that awarded to managers in varsity major sports. Mr. Harold S. Wood has been chosen by the Athletic Board as Director of Intramural Athletics, to replace George Trautman, who has resigned to accept another position. U D fissj lilwr W'm rv lfllwljfvlil lim! lYffIvnn yyflf-Wil, .Sl lxul1i1lul1'uur -Yn vilm' Nuu'ln1'i I-'un luv C'nnrni,',q lQ,,,,,l,l,- JUNIOR INTRAMURAL MANAGERS ' HE Junior intramural managers are: Jack Baer, Howard Wray, George Shellabargcr, John New' ton, Martin Elberheld, Robert Snyder and Robert Sebeid. - The Sophomore managers are: Wayiic Wilscvii, james Rumble, Edwin Jones, Francis Conf nors, Will3Llf Fairley, Lloyd Kest, john Wesehe. The Freshman managers are: James Wisiier, Willianm Adams, Robert Wertheilii, John Huff, Les' ter Klenk, Frederick Lewin, Harry Dodge, James Russell, Richard Taylor, Harry Goldberg, Howard Wziiiclcr, Meyer' Berger, Charles Springer. Huff w7l.Yll'l' IP I.. 'I' ,I . Klfllli RU-V-WU 1 Gtfilfillurg flllrmm lu U, Lim Phi Psis Win Lambda Chi Alpha Next FESTIVAL CHAMPS Phi Kappa Psi winning the fraternity relay, four Hrsts, one second, one fourth and one hfth places, easily romped away with the track and Held events of the Fourteenth Annual Festival. Lambda Chi Alpha was runnerfup in the scoring for Festival championship. Heintz of Swastika Club, and Knourek of Phi Kappa Psi tied for individual high scorer, with two Hrst places each to their credit . INDCCR BASEBALL Alpha Omega defeated the muchftouted Cleveland Indian team in a spirited contest for the University ehamf pionship, after a close campaign in which the Indians as Well as the champions were given some close battles. Alpha Epsilon Pi, a new fraternity on the campus, won thc freshman honors by defeating the Pi Kappa Alpha freshmen in an exciting game. The college championship was won hy the College of Agriculture. I Newly Crowned Indoor Champs f 138 :I SPEEDBALL Phi Gamma Delta won their third consecutive championship by defeating the Lambda Chi Alpha freshmen in one of the most exciting contests in the history of the sport here at Ohio State. League championships were won by Tau Epsilon Phi, Delta Theta Sigma, Alpha Phi Delta, Theta Chi, Sigma Chi, Alpha Sigma Phi, Alpha Chi Rho, Triangle, Psi Omega. ALLUNIVERSITY SPEEDBALL TEAMS FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM R. Hirsch, Phi Beta Delta .............. ,.... ................................................. C e nter .............,.......,.,... ........,... S . Restifo, Alpha Phi Delta L. Fontaine, Phi Gamma Delta .....,.... ....,..,..... L eft Forward, ..,......... , .........., M. Ross, Phi Gamma Delta R. Grace, Lambda Chi Alpha .........,... ,..,....... R ight Forward ............ ., .....,.,..,.,........ I. Eby, Theta Kappa Phi E. Wilson, Phil Gamma Delta .,........ ............. L eft End .................. ........... G . Kehrer, Lambda Chi Alpha W. Boyer, Lambda Chi Alpha .......... ........,...... R ight End .............. ,......,...... S . Schechter, Tau Epsilon Phi A. Demarco, Phi Delta ......................, ............. L eft Half .,................ ,........,. I . Armogida, Alpha Phi Delta I. Evans, Sigma Chi ...........,,.........,.,., ...,......,... R ight Half ............. ...................... I . Eifret, Tau Delta Phi R. Klunk, Sigma Nu., ..,.,...................... ........,..... F ullback .......,....... .,.......... G . Mintz, Sigma Alpha Mu G. Schwer, Phi Gamma Delta, ........... , ..,........ Left Guard .......... ...,,............... P . Fletcher, Theta Chi W. Bell, Lambda Chi Alpha ........... ..,.......,.. R ight Guard .........,..., .......... B . Kerr, Phi Gamma Delta F, Marinclli, Alpha Phi Delta ......,.,............... ................,.,..,...,...........,.... G oal ..,......,..........,..,,.................,.......,.......,.....................,.... M. Marsh, Sigma Chi A1lfUnivcrsiLy Indoor Baseball 'Franz tim l Phi Kappa 'Tarfx I3 xr Br rr' rrs BOWLING Phi Kappa Tau won the University championship from the Phi Delti Chr Frosh The Clwss B ehrmpron ship was won hy the Theta is, with Sigma Phi Sigma as runners up The Law College, as is the custom, won the College chrmpronshrp with the Chem Gr ids 1 close second The History Department won the Faculty howling contest Ohio State placed fourth in the Wester'ri Conference howling tournrment herng surpwssed hy Wrstorisrri FOUL SHOOTING By shooting a score ol' 176 out ol' a possihle 250, Tau Kwppi Epsilon won thc University thimpronshrp rn the 1928 foul shooting contest. McConnell, with a score of 39, wrs high m 111 for the Tekes The Clevclind Indmns Northwestern and Purdue. were runnersfup to Tau Kappa Epsilon with 164. C. W. Grifhth and H. -lacohson, with 43 out of a possihlc 50, were trecl for tht rndrvrdu rl honors with C' Lund gren, Phi Delta Chi, as runnerfup with 4'l.' 'Telgek Best Bucket 'Tossus 51401 I University Basketball Champions BASKETBALL The Cleveland Buckeyes defeated Sigma Alpha Epsilon for the University championship in a fast game at last year's intramural festival. This was the Hrst time in a number of years that an independent team has won the University title. ' Alpha Tau Omega won the Class B title by heating Tau Kappa Epsilon. The Alpha Chi Rho Frosh were Class C champions with Pi Kappa Alpha as runncrsfup. University Runncfsfup in Basketball 51413 115 125 135 145 160 175 Hca 115 125 135 145 160 Angevine Gunsett BOXING CLASS A Pounds--B. Brienza, independentg runner-up, J Armogida, Alpha Phi Delta. Pounds-L. Gunsett, Theta Chig runnerfup, G. Simn, independent. Pounds-F. Di Cesare, Alpha Phi Deltag runnerfup, C. Baumgartner, independent. Pounds-G. Angevine, Theta Chig runnerfup, C. Weinberg, Sigma Lambda Pi. Pounds-J. McEntce, Beta Kappag runnerfup, A. Allen, independent. Pounds-C. Surina, Sigma Alpha Epsilong runnevup, L. Cory, Phi Kappa Psi. vywcight-I. Zcckhauscr, Sigma Alpha Mug runnerfup, G. Hyman, Dclta Tau Delta CLASS B Pounds-M. Krinsley ,independcntg runnerfup, H. Goldberg, Alpha Epsilon Pi. Pounds--J. Mileti, Alpha Phi Dclta: runnerfup, I. Stillman, Sigma Lambda Pi. Pounds-H. Dwarkin, independentg runnerfup, H. Born, Phi Delta Theta. Pounds--C. Weinberg, Sigma Lambda Pig runnerfup, Hays, independent. Pounds-A. Wagner, Alpha Gamma Rho, runnerfup, P. Simms, Phi Sigma Kappa. Soft Ball Played Hcwd by Psi Omega 5 142 3 Mglfntgc Zeclqlmuser PLAYGROUND BALL After a long and hard struggle, Psi Omcgas, fraternity champs, came through to win the university title. The Psi Omegas displayed a remarkable defense and offense, and due largely to their efforts of an effective battery, nosed out the Bulldogs, independent victors. The Ceramic Juniors were the winners of the College championship, with Metallurgy as runnersfup. RIFLE Theta Xi won the University rifle championship in 1928 with the Phi Delta Theta Frosh as runnersfup. There were 84 teams entered in this hranch of intramural sport with a total of 505' men actually competing. Perfect scores were made bv C. E. Beard, Theta Xig C. E. LeMay, Theta Tau: H. M. Turk, Delta Rho, and Fivaz and Shipman of Delta Theta Sigma. Bully Sport Says Theta Xi Ii 143 3 U D l Indoors or Outdoors Phi Psis Have It SPRING CARNIVAL HI KAPPA PSI again provedithemselves tracksters hy winning the University championship at the Intramural Spring Carnival and Track Meet, winning first place in four of the eight events. Second place went to Lamhda Chi Alpha, with Phi Delta Theta a close third. Veterinary Medi' cine and Ohio Union won the college and independent classes. The carnival consisted of eight events and scores in each event counted toward records in Sigma Delta Psi fthe athletic fraternityj. There was no pentathlon included in the meet due to the addition of the Sigma Delta Psi competition. First places were won by Fazekas, Knourek, Heintz, Mants, Barrett, Boyer and J. Rockaway. D CJ I f144 3' WOMEN'S ATHLETICS The cofeds of this university, with their Field House and their excellently equipped Pomerene Hall gymnasium and swimming pool, have had for some time a distinct advantage over the hoys. The Physical Education Department is one of the finest available, and it is turning out some very line results. Rose Boezek is one of the most out' standing swimmers and divers in this part of the country, and this year we have been fortunate enough to gain Mary K. Browne, nationally known tennis star, as director of women's tennis here at Ohio State. IX U 1:1 51453 i l l A Miss Sumption Miss Lea Miss McBride Miss LYD1A CLARK, Director of Physical Education, Womens Division fOn leave of absencej Miss GLADYS E. PALMER, Acting Director Miss Doaoruv SUMPTION, Acting Director of Intramural Sports Miss HELEN B. SCHLEMAN, Instructor Assisting with Intramural Sports NE phase of the work of the Department of Physical Education, Women's Division, is the conducting of an intramural sports program. An effort has been made to provide a variety of activities, with the idea in mind of interesting many university women. Our ultimate objective is to instill within every girl the desire to participate in at least one type of sport so that her interest in it will carry over after shegraduates from college. Our numbers indicate that we have reached about onecsixth of the total number of women entered in the university. The scope of our possibilities in the development of this work is large and there is still a great amount to be done. With the addition of better facilities, equipment, and a large instructional and administrative staff, our planswill be much more extensive and thus serve better the student interests. Reports show that approximately five hundred girls participate in our intramural sports each quarter, this num' ber including about one hundred duplications. The following sports are included inp the program for the present year, 1928'29: Hockey, volley ball, swim' ming, soccer, bowling, basketball, indoor and outdoor baseball, foul shooting, clock golf, deck tennis, horseshoes, golf, field and track, archery and tennis. Manalian Kuuchle Gill Carey Hone jones Shoemaker Stoll Fischer Payne Gilman McBride McCampbcll Sumplion Zvlllcr 51463 l Cl U Rm T Vogt-.c 'aww Gill Stoll Kinney I Hall W! lifvin C Ygungcr Vollmer at Smith A ' Payne Sumpliori OMS McBride ugddcy umm, Bone Shoemaker WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MARIE MOBRIDE - TARITA SHOEMAKER - VIRGINIA BONE ' - FLORENCE CAREY - ' DOROTHY PAYNE f LUCILLE STOLL - - ' MARY KATHERINE RILEY MARQPOT YOUNOER f MARIAN VOGES - - f MARGARET ANDERSON VIRGINIA GILL - f DORIS SMITH PEARL CARPER f ELIEANOR HALL MARIAN RIGUS e ' WINIEREO WARNER f ANTIONETTE LOXVRY ' MARY HAUCK f f SARA LOUISE ERVIN WILDAH TURNBULL - 4 MARGARET LEA, DOROTHY SUMPTION f f - President Head of Dancing Vice-President - Secretary f f Treasurer Head of Hockey Head of Volley Ball f Head of Swimming f Head of Basketball Head of Gymnastics Head of Baseball f Head of Tennis f Head of Archery f Head of Membership e ' - Head of Publicity Sportswoman Representative ' f f f Head of Outing ' ' f Head of Golf - Fall Intramural Manager Spring Intramural Manager f f f Faculty Advisors C1 Cl 51473 Senior Team Freshman Team HOCKEY N INTERfCLASS hockey tournament was held in the Fall quarter with the Senior Class winning the chamf pionship cup. The teams consisted of the following players: ' Senior Team-Suzanne Halperin, Marie Zettler, Dorothy Woodhorne, Marie McBride, Dorothy Lint- ner, Doris Kahn, Christina jones, Pearl Garvin, Dorothy Payne, Lucille Stoll, Helen Manahan, Sarah Kinney, Mar- garet Kuechle, Antoinette Lowry and Esther Hunter. junior 'Team-Gladys Brintlinger, Wiliiia Snider, Bertha Jacobson, Virginia Gill, Lucille Nixon, Pearl Carper Gertrude Bliss, Evelyn Boggess, Helen Tenney, Edith Manslleld and Emma Dominic. Sophomore 'Team-Frances Logar, Rose Boczek, Wildah Turnbull, Florabelle Fundaherg, Marian Riggs, Sara Ervin, Mary Hauck, Eleanor Hall, Pearl Dorsey, Clara Schneider, Ethel Mcermans, Isabel Hatton, Margot Younger and Rosalie Friedman. Fveslzman Team-Dorothy Coffman, ,lean Ervin, Elizabeth Smith, Mary Schoheld, Helen Cole, Evelyn Dillon, Maude Hill, Mary Hambleton, Ruth Wise, Martha Cooney and Florence Fulton. As is customary each Fall, an honorary 'varsity team was chosen at the end ofthe season. This team included the following players: . Evelyn Dillon, Helen Cole, Sara Ervin, Pearl Dorsey, Gladys Brintlinger, Wilma Snider, Pearl Carper, Chris' Sophomore Team junior Team Cl D 51483 9 U D Oxley Hall Valley Ball Champs Chi Omega, Runnersfup VOLLEYBALL WENTY-FOUR teams, consisting of two hundred eighteen different individuals, were entered in the Fall volley ball tournament. These teams were divided into two divisions-sororities, composing Division I, and other organizations composing Division II. Division winners played in the Hnals to determine the intramural championship in volley ball. Oxley Hall, who won this competition last year, were again victorious, with Chi Omega fsororitv championsj, as runnersfup. ' An allfstar team was selected composed of: Lucile Stoll, Marie Shodak, Mildred Van Nest, Ruth Beard, Dorf othy Coffman, Helen Widders, Virginia Harness, Mary Riley, Dora Bear, Vivian Ford, Lucile Moats. U D 51493 W0men's New Field House BASKETBALL A round robin elemination tournament was conducted during the winter in basketball, there being twentyfnine teams entered. They were divided into two divisions, Division I, composed of sororities, and Division II, composed of other organizations. The Alpha Chi Omega was the winner of Division I, and the Neophytes of Division II. From all the participants in the organization tournament, players were chosen to represent the four classes for an interfclass tournament. These teams are as follows: Seniors-C. Jones, T. Jacobs, H. Manahan, M. McBride, T. Shoemaker, L. Stoll, M. Zettler, D. Woodborne, D. Lintner, H. McDonald. ' An Exciting Basketball Game with Ohio Wesleyan li 150 1 Marian Riggs Makes a Basket on a Long Shot juniors-O. Brailey, G. Brintlinger, F. Logar, V. Gill, L. Nixon, R. Gilmore, M. Voges, M. Korn, M. Riddle. Sophomores-F. Fundaberg, F. Slanina, E. Meermans, W. Warner, E. Hall, L. Hall, E. Ross, R. Boczek, M. An' derson, S. Ervin. Freshmen-M. Hill, N. Rodelmefler, H. Cole, D. Coffman, M. Sanders, M. Sconcld, H. Hunter, M. Phelps, J. Ervin, M. Anderson. Scholastic eligibility of 2.0 credit points and a record free from failures for the preceding quarters are required by W. A. A. constitution for class teams. Almost a Basket I: 151 :I D D ORCHESIS Orchesis is made up of those who are especially interested in the dance. It is in no way a chartered club with a pin-the effort has been to avoid such an organization, because the members feel that the most fitting badge of the group is the way in which it affects thought and conduct. The society devotes itself to original creative work-the recreation of music, poetry, myth and legend into the movements of the dance, or the development of their own inventions. Miss Elizabeth Sedan is faculty advisor and Doris A. Smith, head of dancing on W. A. A. board, was in charge ofthe club. D D lf152j' U Cl THE SWAN CLUB The Swan Club of Ohio State University, an honorary swimming club, founded last year, is under the direcf tion of Miss H. Margaret Lea, faculty adviser. All university girls are eligible to try out for membership. Those passing the initial tests, given at the beginning of each quarter, must practice regularly and pass an improvement test by the end of next quarter. The Red Cross senior life saving test is one of the final requirements. Those ad- mitted receive the emblem-a monogram of two silhouetted swans, their curved necks forming two letters S super- imposed on an O. The Hgures are scarlet on a background of grey and are worn on a grey wool suit. Once a year the club sponsors a water pageant, and in the Spring quarter the annual house party is held. The oflicers for this year are: President, Henrietta Wilsong vice-president, Rose Boczekg secretary, Margot Younger, and treasurer, Virginia Cunningham. D CJ I fiszj I D U Ohio WesleyanfOhio State Play Day ' OHIO WESLEYANfOHIO STATE PLAY DAY N FEBRUARY 2nd the Department of Physical Education, Women's Division, sponsored a Play Day. They invited one hundred girls from Ohio Wesleyan University and one hundred girls from Ohio State. The guests included the student government councils ften girls eachj, the Y. W. C. A. Boards ften girls eachj, the Womex1's Athletic Association Boards ften girls eachj, four class basketball teams, and two indoor base' ball teams from both schools. The main idea of the Play Day was to bring together organizations with different interests from the two uni- versities, giving the students an opportunity to play and visit together. Such meetings of students for the exchange of ideas on student college problems should lead to many desirable results, such as: A broader outlook, new per- sonal relationships and thus a better understanding of neighbors, the development of a fine spirit and degree of social relationship between schools, all of which should lead to a line feeling in higher educational circles. D D 3 f1541 ' M W Rim' x 'll K W XXXKM, XSHQ A ,lx X N S L-1-'tw g f s. 5 Y 'nfl-A.fx.,,,,x-goat a, ogg l 'I L, 3 -W f ' - lla Cl' l n gil lglllwfllsv l X. ' 5' lxv'f lsi'l41'lQ ' , vc' Xxx' VIL' IQ lx A Y r N P x x a xg! s 4 . 1 Kyiv' L'-T Kr: 'ffl 1- l AX ,:. ',Ai:-..: I - F uw l f 0'Tin- ' ' T5 W lg M12 1, l ,ls 'f n xi l W X X THE CAMPUS Ohio State offers a bit of ivied tradition in old University Hall, with its well worn steps and tottering towers. The shady Walks along Mirror Lake are the favorite haunts of lovers. The old Gymnasium, incorrect as it may be architecturf ally, adds an air of solidity and grandeur to the Campus. IN U U f1551 THE LIBRARY Stateliness of Poplars Beauty of Ionian Columns THE MAMMOTH STADIUM At Rest MIRROR LAKE A Placid, Dreamy Surface NX rg 14 r 3' fl' .fS x+?'i'x1f - 'UNT Sf.. . j'7,,1i,.,,Q H,31f'3' 'H Q: V, r'1 t1 :U wr NSF m9 5:-ax .fy psf N 'w wg .58 ik I ieZf.E'.:-psxirss I. '.'gx,? , lqr.,,g.,,f Y, ,rjiijky-:rift '3,,.,,!,,,xi,r Y 1 '.g:7',Ex IL-Ip, gg-5.31, Ewgm., r 55,11-v,.I1.'f ,f fgisflx,-g,:.wf31--Qj Li f 1-, .. 3..:-- ' ,. 'E ','sw.xurg,, Qagqgf .5., iLL1l'E't,. 1- .-yy... .,f. W RJ? f ..- W W '11 N15-f 4. ...li1T,L'Z!T2R'J:.i Mfg,-'CH-Nw-.....c'h. -- A-.'.wyf-1 41-fm r x K .qgllyf ,.,... . , X if fs- . 'X yn SXTQQf'.31w .. ' 'T?i'??z :Ns-F-914 .IES JK 2-, . Vwiifl 1 4' Y , . Wg THE CHIMES TOWER ' xx-sk , X., 5 ., . ,, Q. , 1,2 X. I 1 ,wx X 3 4 I 1 f -'nm S AX-'Q-Thi. 1-,Q v ,W . ZX LI F: NK A my gf Q , 1 511, x X Across Browning s Amphitheatre 1 , Y A -6 A ,gm THE ARMORY Reminder of Knights and Chivalry UNIVERSITY HALL Majestic in Ivied Dignity The Mysteries of Ohio State Being Explained to a Group of Freshmen Down by Mirror Lake D D 11623 0 if if Nl U',1'wGAN1uf Muir Jun 0. N S ZS Q , u D ...L1 020 :L gf V I gl UIYSTIG IBGNDS GI: IBIQGTHEIQ- HGGDQ QTHE LGWLY DLEDGE, ' INITIATIGN. THE SH IQGIJIDED EIGIJIQES IN GHADTEI2 MEETING, THE HIGH GGIJIQT SITTING IN CASE GI: A MISGIQEANTQ THE LAST MEET- ING 9 P HGIJSE DANGES, EGIDMALSQ THE SGIQGIDITY NEXT IDGGI2. MGGN- LIGHT SEIQENADES AND VALLEY DALE 9 9 THIQGIJGH IT ALL THAT FEELING GI: EELLGWSHID AND GGMMGN INTEIQEST WHICH IBINDS IBIDGTHEIQ TG IBIQGTHEID Q Q Q- Q Wert. mfr Gro GIVE inf wonun to sf: THAT GLID GANG GI: MINE. I GAN'T EGIQGET THAT OLD QIJAIDTET THAT SANG 'SWEET ADELINE'. W if xr v rlmrtnslrlff SOIQOIQITIEI HDNDIQAIQIEI SDCIETIEI emu: l-:Alu 43 54 W FIQATEIQNITIEI Fraternities were established on this campus on March 25, 1878, with the establishing of a chap' ter of Phi Gamma Delta in the college then known as the Ohio Mechanical and Agricultural College. At the present time there are some fifty social fraternities and many professional groups on this campus. IN 51633 U D Acacia ---' Alpha Alpha Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Phi Alpha f Alpha Alpha Alpha Phi Delta Sigma Phi 'Tau Omega Beta Kappa f - Beta Theta Pi - Chi Phi f - - Delta Alpha Pi ' Delta Chi - ' f Delta Rho - e Delta Sigma Phi Delta 'Tau Delta - Delta Upsilon f f Gamma Delta Theta Kappa Alpha Psi f Kappa Delta Rho f Kappa Kappa Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Kappa Phi Beta Delta f - Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delta f Phi Phi Kappa f f Kappa Psi f Phi Kappa Sigma f Phi Phi Phi Kappa 'Tau f Mu Delta f Sigma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa f Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi f Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Mu f Chi f - Delta Rho Sigma Sigma Sigma Lambda Pi f Sigma Nu f - Sigma Phi Epsilon f Phi Sigma pf , , , Sigma Sigma 'Tau Delta Phi f 'Tau Epsilon Phi - Tau Kappa Epsilon 'Theta Chi - f f Theta Kappa Phi f Theta Nu Epsilon f Triangle eff- Zeta Beta Tau f Chi Rho - Epsilon Pi f f f 4 f Sigma - f a f 4 a FRATERNITY DIRECTORY f - 1835 Indianola Avenue, Walnut f e 182 Fourteenth Avenue, Walnut f 2043 Iuka Avenue, University e f 1979 Iuka Avenue, Walnut f f 202 East Spring Street, Adams ' - 1924 North High Street, Walnut 130 East Woodruff Avenue, University f 1932 Waldeck Avenue, University - 227 Fifteenth Avenue, University f 165 Fifteenth Avenue, Walnut f e 2000 Indianola Avenue, Walnut - 67 West Tenth Avenue, University f f f 1999 Iuka Avenue, Walnut f f 51 Seventeenth Avenue, Walnut f f 1989 Iuka Avenue, Walnut - 80 Thirteenth Avenue, University e f 32 Sixteenth Avenue, University f e 79 Eighteenth Avenue, Walnut - - 202 East Spring Street, Adams f - 1988 Iuka Avenue, University 203 West Tenth Avenue, University - f 1842 Indianola Avenue, Walnut f f f '73 Fifteenth Avenue, Walnut e 196 Fifteenth Avenue, Walnut - 1942 Iuka Avenue, University - 218 Seventeenth Avenue, Walnut f - e 1978 Iuka Avenue, Walnut f f f 124 Fourteenth Avenue, Walnut - 166 East Woodruff Avenue, University - - f 220 Fourteenth Avenue, Walnut e f 101 Twelfth Avenue, University f 1968 Iuka Avenue, University ' 325 Fifteenth Avenue, University - 1943 Waldeck Avenue - f 118 Fourteenth Avenue - - f 1934 Indianola Avenue - f - 1962 Iuka Avenue e 260 Fifteenth Avenue e - e 67 Fifteenth Avenue Walnut Walnut , Walnut , Walnut Walnut Walnut - 226 Fourteenth Avenue, University f f f 22 Sixteenth Avenue, Walnut - 154 East Woodruff Avenue, University e f 98 Fourteenth Avenue, Walnut - e 48 Fifteenth Avenue, University f 1948 Iuka Avenue, University ' 1683 Summit Street, University e e 234 Seventeenth Avenue, Walnut f f 1857 Indianola Avenue, Walnut f - 46 Sixteenth Avenue, Walnut f 87 Fourteenth Avenue, University f - f 65 Thirteenth Avenue, Walnut f 174 East Woodruff Avenue, University 1271 2164 1655 1404 6266 1360 3494 0916 5692 1627 1661 5110 1832 1331 1420 1717 7450 2043 6266 3627 8689 1845 1527 2110 0376 1170 1410 1559 4499 1414 7400 8241 3840 1683 1015 1551 1594 1958 2290 1982 1244 1254 1201 3441 0611 2693 2275 1532 1371 3458 1146 3280 D Cl 51641 D Sirulgyr Drake Matson liiillacla Hulgurson WtzlIt'r Klint' I-loom-r Kyla Kris.: Hyde Gould Branson liiililwin ,xpipafl Gruenich Rogers Slmw llililrctli Kazljfnmn Post D. Wfurlh liouhlur Maclt Scoll Mo.vur Kellogg Snxillx INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS Don Fox f f William Haines Homer McDougal Ben Goldberg f Glenn Salisbury john Smarella f William Gould Harold Roos ' Lowell Morey Harold Huston William Kirk f Albert Hess f Dayton Heckman Rodney Love f Gerald Baynes Karl Sommer f Warren Post f Harold Hoover Joseph Strakcr Floyd Helgerson Isadore Medoll Louis Cramer f Homer Strangway Mathew Roberts James Nolan GENE MACK f f WILLARD SCOTT f HERBERT BOEHLER f BUDDY MOSER f JAMES HARPER f 1 f f f . f 1 f r f f President Vicc'Pi'eside'nt f Secretary f Treasurer f Scholarship Secretary V MEMBERS f f - - Acacia Alpha Chi Rho - 1 f Alpha Chi Sigma - Alpha Epsilon Pi - Alpha Gamma Rho ' Alpha Phi Delta - Alpha Rho Chi f Alpha Sigma Phi A Alpha Tau Omega - e Alpha Zeta - f Beta Theta Pi - - e Chi Phi - Delta Alpha Pi - e f Delta Chi e Delta Sigma Phi f Delta Sigma Pi e Delta 'Tau Delta f Kappa Delta Rho - f Kappa Sigma f Lambda Chi Alpha f Phi Beta Delta f - Phi Delta Chi , f Phi Delta Theta f Phi Gamma Delta f - Phi Kappa Psi . , 4 Maurice Smith ' Willard Scott f - lack Kellog f Bruce Roberts ,lack Limhert f Gene Mack f Telford Kline 1 Robert Everhart f William Fitting f Buddy Moser e Phil Bidlack f ' Eugene Morris - Adolphe DeWerth William Hildrcth john Bohlendcr f Nathan Willow f Sol Shaman - f Earl Lautenschleger Arthur Drake f Caleb Osborn e - Herbert Boehlcr - Paul Willour f Robert Graham f Bernard Kaufman Harry Silver f f ' Phi Kappa Psi - Phi Kappa Sigma - Phi Kappa Tau f f Phi Mu Delta f Phi Sigma Delta f Phi Sigma Kappa f Pi Kappa Alpha - f f f Pi Kappa Phi f Sigma Alpha Epsilon ' f Sigma Alpha Mu ' f f Sigma Chi ' ' ' f Sigma Mu Sigma Phi Epsilon - - Sigma Phi Sigma f f f Sigma Pi e e 'Tau Delta Phi e Tau Epsilon Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon ' f -f 'Theta Chi - f f 'Theta 'Tau ' 'Theta Kappa Phi f f - 'Theta Xi - - 'Triangle f Zeta Beta 'Tau f Pi Kappa Phi f a IEE 51651 CLASS OF 1930 if A 41. Ita. aoifln ' Founded at Washington and jefferson College, 1848 69 Active Chapters Omicron Deuteron Chapter, March 25, 1878 218 Seventeenth Avenue This is the oldest fraterf nity on the campus, and four out of the six mem' bers of the first graduating class were Phi Gams. Sam Seibert is the secretary of the Student Senate. Phil Adams is president of Strollers and National Collegiate Players. Howie Kriss is not only a track and football man, but he was also the president of the Senior Class. Ferd Stone is the editor of the Makio and president of Bucket and Dipper, and what's this we hear about a king. PHI GAMMA DELTA MEMBER IN FACULTY George Arps Robert Coleman Thomas French Allen McManigal Earl Manchester Joseph Myers Hoyt Sherman CLASS OF 1929 Philip Adams Paul Gibbons james Kievit Howard Park Merrill Barber Charles Hire Howard Kriss George Schwer Chester Frickman Byron Kerr William Macdonald john Story George Chamblin Marion Chenoweth George Dyer Hugh Baker Thomas Creed Wilbur Fairle David Westwater William Hinchman Frederick Johnston George Jones CLASS OF 1931 William Foley Richard Griley Frederick Long Emmett O'Connor Samuel Seibert Robert Horn Samuel Jordan Richard Spencer Paul Stewart Ferdinand Stone Williaiii McKinley William Nesser Milton Rideout y Jack Henderson Donald Kepplc Matthew Roberts Mylin Ross Paul Thompson PLEDGES Robert Anderson James Cobham Robert Haubrick Joseph Ryan Clifford Aultman Eckley Craig Williain Lawson Ronald Spohn Tedrick Barnes James Gibboney George Milliken Wilbur St. John Warrington Chubbhlr Robert Grady lvlahon Robinson Arthur Weislieiinei' Robert Williams James Wisner Frank Zimmer Fuirluy Creed jufmslon jordan Kupple Rirluout Rolverls Baker Griley Nasser jones Ross Mcliirilcy 'I 'lzompson Horn Adams Cliamblin Scibcrt Kult Story Clwnaivulh Spencer K ievit 0'Connor Schwer Wfestwaler Barber Henderson MacDonald Stewart Ifrickmun Kris.: Hire f166:I Bryan Davis .l0S2ph Denney PHI KAPPA PSI MEMBERS IN FACULTY John lvlontz Frank Semans Wendell Postle Harry Semans Howard Hamilton George MeCoax'd CLASS OF 1929 R0bert Brunson Charles Darnell Fred Hauck Raymond Kilbourne David Carter John Fravel Richard Hollington David Morgan Milton Popp Gordon Walker Henry Weisseiihaeli CLASS OF 1930 Robert Abernathy James Brashear Wendell King Joseph O'Shaughnessy Barnitz Ball John Hatcher Alan Loop Russell Regan Fred Barratt Arthur Huston Frederick lvlachetanz John Rockaway Richard Rockaway Paul Strothers Drew Webster CLASS OF 1931 Chester C '-g Mel Davisnb Charles Abell Robert Baker Milfred Batten Carl Dennison Arthur DeVennish Robert Stegner Martin Schryver Marshall Weaver lvfaurice Smith Frank Foster John Hollington PLEDGES Edward Power Robert Reigel Robert Stewart Jack Turley Paul Walker Joseph Hufler Phillip Johnston Thomas Jones Dale Krebs Edward Latham Leslie Lisle George Greer Charles Hannum James Hetzel Ralph Hinklin Edward Howard John Huff lVcb.tler Ball Alvernullb' Harm!! Cris: . Weaver Smizli lf, Rvvlwwuy lluslvn llollingzan llama l'usler Slenger Machetanz J- ROCIWWUV Rdddfl Hulchur Loop F ruvel Popp BV'-U1-Y0'1 Walker Darnell Kilbourne Morgan f167J 1 S1'2,QS2if J ,ffiviiwy ': wwf ' 1, I ' , xff Founded at Waslzingtort and Jefferson College, 1852 50 Active Chapters Ohio Delta Chapter, May 15, 1880 124 Fourteenth Avenue The Phi Psis were thc sec' ond fraternity on the cam' pus, and have had a real body of outstanding alumni to back them up. Art Huston and Barrett are outstanding on the foot' ball held, and Rockaway and Strothers are the track men. Besides these athletes they have such activity men as Maurice Smith on the Makio, and John Hollington in Scarlet Mask and the Glee Club. il ' 'Wd Founded at Miami University, 1855 87 Active Chapters Alpha Gamma Chapter, june 28, 1882 260 Fifteenth Avenue Who wouldn't want to be the sweetheart of Sigma Chi with a chapter like theirs. They have a couf ple of good drawing cards in Milton Caniff and Chuck Okerbloom. Kruze and Little jack Evans up' hold the name in athletics. and Phil Bidlak and Ed Dohse are big men on the randy team. Russ Mc' Neill is the business man' ager of Scarlet Mask and the Sun Dial. John Atkinson William Evans Paul Ackerman Harold Bailey Phil Bidlaek Elliott Aydelott Carroll Bazler Forest Buck Albert Buechsenschuss Thomas Bachman Robert Boyles SIGMA CHI MEMBERS IN FACULTY William Henderson -lay Park Robert Meiklejohn Donald Power Joseph Odell Richard Stevens CLASS OF 1929 Milton Caniff Robert Charlton Charles Dawson CLASS OF 1930 jack G. Evans Ralph Idle William Kreig Thomas Lewis CLASS OF 1931 Charles Burbacker Frank Eiehemeyer Edward Dohse ,lack K. Evans John Hunt Russell McNeill Charles Mayer David Morgan Charles Okerbloom Joseph Everhart George Nye George Twiss Dwight Woodbury Damon Whitmore Donald Woodley Walter Yingling Van Snider Jack Taylor james Wilhelm William Woodard Charles Parks , Grant Sain Robert Walker PLEDGES Richard Argo Roger Draekett John Knotts Richard MacCracken William Brown David Dyer Lawrence Korell Robert Marquardt Charles Carson Richard Farquahr Donald LeBron Harvey Miller Glenn Crihfield Marvin Farrier William Loomis Warren Pfeiffer James Davis Dobbs Forsyth Ned McLaughlin Charles Raab Richard Davis Bruce Gebhardt William McMeekin Homer Smith Byron Snell Edward Wing Hugh Wright linllaclc Buch hVllllI7IUl't' A'li1r.rl1 Wfullcvr' A1L'Nuill Okurlmlouni lficlcemcyiv' Buzlcr Afliiyur Sain Nwvu lille lfutins Yhylar Morgan Snyilcr I 3uaclx.v1'nxrl1us.r Lcniix Ayilvlull Dolzsc Wfoodluy Hunt Aclccrmull litxuuron Krihvkunili Craig 51683 -eff., PHI DELTA THETA MEMBERS IN FACULTY john Brown Dr. H. E. Le Fever William McPherson Harry Rogers John Dunham Robert McGinnis Montgomery Pike George Schaeffer Thomas Treharne George Trautman Adolph Waller CLASS OF 1929 George Alber Crawford Bower Alfred Davis Byron Eby Robert Barnhart Robert Cottingham Clifford Diehl Nicholas Harris james Rossel Harvey Rush William Sharp CLASS OF 1930 Henry Adcock lohn Bieber RiCl13I'd Clark Roy Clymer Martin Elbcrfelcl George Foueh Franklin Higgs Albert Linscott Everett Ross Alfred Sargent john Sellers Andrew Springer Paul Steinbergei Robert Tarr CLASS OF 1931 William Griffith james Harper Elmer Kelly Lee Sharp Harry Stewart Homer Strangways Clark Morgan Walter Randall Carl Schwenkmeyer Robert Cartwright Forest Claypool Benjamin Esgar ,lack Trees Robert Weiser R0bC1't Wills PLEDGES Harry Born Thomas Ervin Harry Martin Franklin Sayre .l0hn Black Raymond Felbinger Paul Ocker Robert Springer Harry Bullock Stewart Holcomb Edward Rcemelin Edgar Weaver .lack Condon Donald Kaiser Ralston Russell Elbert Wingert Mdfllllll llurris -WIUVP , SlU'U!1 U5'-V , I HU f'Uf' Roxx Slcmurl l.l1l'l4ll1S Slucnlurluyur Exgur I IUYUITP Q -SIWIIIII4-'F Kelly CLlI'l1lll'l'glll llizrix . , 7 Uff l3l'vl:er I DNV'-Y -SUUUI'-Y Wlllx Turnbull Grijlilh lzlberjleld W1'fS0f D11-lil Rumel Ruxll Sluinlrcrgcr Alla: Ifouclx f169J 1 4 , .ff , MLQBYNX.. , ff? Q :X QQ 'l 1 ' X , Founded at Miami Univerxity, 1848 98 Active Chapters Ohio Zeta Chapter, june 15, 1883 1942 Iuka Avenue By some this has been called the Phi Delt Ath- letic Club, with George Alber, Byron Eby, Bill Griffith, George Fouch, and now their latest in Dick Larkins, on the foot' ball team. Dick is also a member of the basketball team and is the famous other member of the Larf kinsfFeslcr combination. Al Sargent shines in golf and Elmer Kelly works on the Makio. Fay Sands nomif nates Rosey Ross for left cnd on the Hennick candy team. SAV fr lf' I afgw N1 ' 1 Founded at College of New jersey, 1824 30 Active Chapters Iota Chapter, November 9, 1883 2000 lndianola Avenue The Chi Phis should be able to run away with al' most anything on the cam' pus with George Simpson, the track star, to lead them. Such athletes as Pete Rasmus and his dis' cus, Al Hess and football and baseball, and Peter' silge and track add much to this fraternity. They even have a horse doctor in Doc Craver, who is a worthy senator of thc Stupid Senate. Crayton Black Rupert Anderson Robert Bechtol Walter Ferrall Charles Fletcher Paul Ginter Bert Allen Reynold Anderson Herbert Arnold Walter Beadle Edwin Bazler Clyde Beery Douglas GrifIin CHI PHI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Samuel Cobb C. G. Holmes CLASS OF 1929 Thomas Craver Albert Hess CLASS OF 1930 Robert Huntsberger james Kilbourne Wade Kraner Ernest Kruse CLASS OF 1931 William Carnahan Alfred Cochran Maurice Gerhard Albert Kelso PLEDGES Kenneth Hill Thorald Klinedinst Kenneth McKinney William Smyser Laurence Snyder George Huhta Sherman Price Glenn Morrow Albert Mote Lowell Northrup Albert Petersilge Elbert Kibele Donald Masson George Oakley Nelson Pabst Vaughn McKinney Byron Mundbenk Cyril Sherlock George Washburne Peter Rasmus Robert Yohe George Simpson Robert Tyler Dale Valentine Thomas Sidener Frank Smith Frank Taylor Ramon Wyer Horace Smith Kenneth Stark Robert Temple Paul Weltzheimer Neal Wyer Harold Young Smith A. Anderson Kibele Pabst Mason Gerhard Ginler Wyer Nlotu l'le.m Kelso Morrow Carnahan Arnold Killmurne Beudle Oakley Valentine Price Ferrall Yohe Bechtel R. Anderson . Huhta 51703 Herschel Arant Blakemore Evans Warren Copp Frederick Gugle George Hendrix Leland Arthur Gerald Boyd Frederick Cole Charles Evans Robert Evans Peter Bayes Charles Bethard Louis Goddard William Haverhe , ld BETA THETA PI MEMBERS IN FACULTY William Graves Osman Hooper CLASS OF 1929 Hubert Hendrix joseph Hill Donald Hyde CLASS OF 1930 Robert Diffendal Hayward Gay CLASS OF 1931 Frederick Hatton Edwin jones Nash Kelley PLEDGES Kermit Hunter Alvin Iams Evcrette Laybourne Franklin Lehman William Macgruder Wilbur Siehert John Johnson George Peters Ralph Raymond Robert Gunning Carl Poston William Kirk Charles Lewis Bernard Payne Harry Maurer George McCrery Robert Roach Rodney Scott Robert lvlathews Harold Shively Charles Stevens Richard Wolfe Mark Sturtevant Frederick Schulz George Shellabarger Dwight Shuinate Wilbur Smith Robert Warne Roderick Shirey William Wertz Charles Woodbury George Wright Pdynu jones y V R. livung . C. lirans Guy Sliulluburger Kirk Warm: -51111111 Gunning Shumulc Foslon Dijfvmid Hendrix Dunnmt Raymond Hyde . Hendrix Hill Capp 51713 1011 4 ?.4 k.!. 1.1 1 . A- K , 6261112 i Founded at Miami University, 1839 86 Active Chapters Theta Della Chapter, December 16, 1885 165 Fifteenth Avenue Oh--the Betas. Yes, the Betash- Thus plays Dick Wol1'e's Scarlet Mask Band far into the night. But Dick isn't the only supporter of this fraternity, for with Don Hyde's Makio and Bob Gunning's Prom, and Freddy Schultz's ads for Sun Dial, you just can't miss them. Then you have such men as Ed Jones, George Shellabarger, and Bill Kirk, who always do their part for Beta Theta Pi , I 1t'i 165 iffy 5? Founded at Virginia Military Institute, 1869 95 Active Chapters Beta Nu Chapter, May 22, 1891 22 Sixteenth Avenue The most outstanding achievement of the Sigma Nus this year has been the building of their beau- tiful new house on Six' teenth avenue. It is some' thing distinctly new in fraternity house design on this campus, and is a very good addition to the houses on the campus. What we are worried about is- what are they going to do with the roof garden? We are looking for a dance. Clarence Zincke and Paul jones are the two oificial guides for their new house. Frank Beach Dar Mortimer Hitchcock Joseph Kauffman David Bryant Winston Gould Robert Briede Wil Ward Adams Carl Bambach William Bennet John Bickley Mervin Bickley Edward Early Robert Funk liam Metzger SIGMA NU MEMBERS IN FACULTY John Carruthers Francis Coker win Hindman Charles Morrey Christophe CLASS OF 1929 Raymond Klink Walter Koehler CLASS OF 1930 Paul Jones Nevin Klotz Clarence Zincke CLASS OF 1931 Dennis Clark Samuel Garwood Thomas Green Ralph Hardy Louis Harrison Wilber Hotchkiss Joseph Jones Dolan Limber L Mzirtin Tuttle PLEDGES ouis Brunner David Larrimer James Norris Walter McCoy Henry Sherman Herman Diehl Fi'ank Frank Livingston Max McConagha George MacCracken Robert Mattox Robert Nicholaus Gene Norris Lowell Osbourne James Fullington r Sherman Ralph Shively Gerald Woodly Charles Short Perry Weimer Larren ce Larrimer Wells ilohn Pike Pau Schaefer John Squires Camm Thomas Stewart Waymire Frank Wells Russel Wenk Turtle Bricrle jones Sherman Hilclicoclc Mulzgcr I., Lurrimer Klutz Sliivcly Norris Bryant Kauffman Fizifour .Short D. Larrinwr Clark Zinclee Wells Weimar Klink Koehler Gould Woodlay Diehl 51723 Evan Crane George Crane Carl Bacon William Greene Carl Anderson John Cherry ALPHA TAU OMEGA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Captain Foy james Hopkins Ted Lewis John Heiskell Tom Jones 'Thad Kuenzli Ivlellord Culler joseph Ferneau Lowell Morey CLASS OF 1929 CLASS OF 1930 Robert Peebles CLASS OF 1931 joseph Parks Samuel Rasor George Rightmirc Edward Ladd Robert Pausch Charles Powell William Furrer Chester Glasser Willis Seahorn Lewis Simcs Lynn St. John Howard Scott Donald Smith Arvine Harrold Arthur Hiner PLEDGES Roger Berkshire Howard Grubb Richard Knowles Franklin Phillip Wells Cammarn Alvin Haulund Fred Kuenzli John Py Edward Cassidy Edwin Hawley Richard Ladd Howard Rabinstein Samuel Dameron Stewart Hirsch Clarence McElroy Blair Savage Herbert Decker George Hiskey Richard Merrick Jay Swearingen Lewis Farrow Day Hogue john Mulvey Fred Sweeney Calvin Firestone Jay Jones Samuel Peebles Guy Thrall Edward Walz john Williams Earl Wilson Anderson Marcy pu 'l'lt'S 4 Kucnzli Smilh Harrold Powell S5011 1' Ufff-'V Sanborn Hinur Ladd Heislcell Wcly Puuscli Cullgr Glasser 51733 ' x , fix , A lx. A - Af Q A Founded at Virginia Military Institute, 1869 87 Active Chapters Beta Omega Chapter, May 6, 1892 1932 Waldeclq Avenue Witlm such illustrious alumni, the Alpha Taus have a lot to live up to. President Rightmire heads the list, which includes such men as joseph Park, the student counsellor: Lynn St. John, director of athleticsg Ted Lewis of the Department of Fine Arts, and Samuel Razor in math' ematics. In the active chap' ter are such men as Carl Bacon, and the lawyer, Horace Baggott, Don Smith, Tom jones and john Cherry. . Q,-. I-'A , ,midi . Founded at University of Alabama, 1856 103 Active Chapters Ohio Theta Chapter, fu-ne 2, 1892 1934 lndianola Avenue Al Holman should be popularity plus with Bill Radebaugh to lead cheers for him, and all the other brothers on thc squad. There's Bill Young and Spike Surina and Sam Selby, who appreciate and forward his efforts. Cheers also echo for their Hen' nick athletes, Bob Kricr, Pete Peterson and Paul Cochran. justice for the whole chapter is meted out by George Marshall, chief justice of the Stu' dent Court. Howard Greer Aubyn Cooper Howard Bass Hollis Bell Richard Borel Eugene Rasor Richard Tangeman Hershcl Amburn Ronald Ansley Paul Boesel Gordon Bass William Bethard Robert Bollens Frank Colucci Jr Richard Dennis SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY john Price Royall Snow Carl Steeb CLASS OF 1929 Edward Gall Robert Krier Forest Miller Cyril Surina William Young CLASS OF 1930 Richard Fairchild Charles jackson Carl Peterson Walter Ford Robert Irwin William Richards Paul Hoxworth Frederick Knoop Howard Schlereth William Van Ness Edmund Young CLASS OF 1931 Earl Dull William Fitting Leonard Garrard Allen Holman William Gall John Hall Perrin Hazleton Henry Jones Richard Lemlcy Nelson Marshall PLEDGES john Krizer Frederick Lowery james McGavran Richard Middleton Kenneth Morris Wesley Neville Dwight North Marion Packard john Paton John Pcndrey William Radebaugh Samuel Selby Don Shafer Challenor Rainey Willis Richards Gene Stedman Wilbur Such Everett Swain Irwin Halsey Tangenmn Bacscl Midillulon Knaup Dull Garrard Filling Radubaugh Krizcr Allen Selby Ansley Borcl Peterson Young Fairchild Holman Bass Van Ness Bell Rasar Cooper Miller R icharrls jackson Surina Gull 51743 X-X Al... 2, 1 mv .-1'E11L,.u'?3'i9 ' - ' V ,wall yt, ' we Qffirs. ' 'ffl 'vzrj-. 4- ' W., '152?:s. wafts. s.1:L:'u ijrg.-','A.el1.,1y,f v ji- fr- f -. Af. .lf ,4v.-mfr. U 1 9+ 1. xi Q.t,f,WQ-. 'C xiii-.' ', ' fix H c1wX5'Ll ' ,,,fg2.,.f' 1,455.1 Nwfffkv .axzw 1, mei., ,. V, N. 1 . A. 'L' A is X fl. .gr mf'-.1 7.'y.,, wg. sf, 4:5-4: ' mf' 'K ' ,--,l ff . N132 WL 1,1 1.1 wg. ' tzzifirw 213.2111 Z' 1 ,n 'r.,.l ' . ' 2-, '-.., 'fs M.,-5,v,, fn, . ...jf-9.x sg. - Qkjgvmf. K9 J . A . V, Y J as . f ..f-..z-'f1'jwcff '.1w. TR sc gt' 'gtypklvi ax xx L. George Eckleberry Arthur Caldwell james Chalfant ' Howard Cline Martin Baldwin Richard Austin Eldon Brown Ernest Brownstead Noel Duval Charles Greer fa gf-5. ,,imu...:..,r.t. -... ,.,.,.-,,-...:, ..,.. ..n.,,t.-.1 . .. 1, ,, , i A 'W as f -KM.. wry-3... .1 4'-'niv 75, M573 3 Q., ,. Nw., Eff'-t. slr ,ff -12.4 X ,ff M.fs nf ' ,X xg,-,fx -Q Af- I cgm, My 1,3-f' ,f ,ff Mm '-e,4S.5if,. '-1 5, ff.-' W U-Lim. N-QNX A I .Zffff Nxj 1' , 3 .N J: . f -tk r J rf If 1 1 ',,-1 1-.f ,ff ,f V ff' gf, - y . xl . N. , pol.. V. ,, N K c tri.: - -Q .. I, f' ,N nf' C '-f.. .i1 ,f ,,. , 1. .-...... ,.,...w. ....,,.. X...-,-.1-,..,,,. .,.. , ,. 1--- .-..,'..e.41e:..efg.:..,...,.en.s.,.-L...-,..ac,,. ....-..-..1,.. .. DELTA TAU DELTA MEMBERS IN FACULTY George Guthri john Coleman john Heenan Charles Heiser Charles Kimball john Hart Robert Hauser e William Rose CLASS OF 1929 CLASS OF 1930 CLASS CF 1931 Charles Swank PLEDGES Russell Holcomb Edward Jones Earl Mack Charles Martin George Havens Leslie Ulrich Paul Krohn Robert Rocther Waldo Simpson Warren Post Charles Parker William Penn Carl Sammet Robert Spurrier Herbert Sweezy f ' f. -. .1 - h f .- L -X. 'R I , i x, f. . .f-. ' Samuel Renshaw Frank Wilson Edwin Williams William White Archie Stevenson Lawrence Walters Charles Watson Max Workman Charles Wise Dan Zipperlen Kmlm Swank Wliite V Kimball Walters Campbell Hciser Hecnun 'Wzlluims Rocihvr I 'ost Clxulfanl Wilson Cline Cvlvman Caldwell Baldwin Ulrich 51753 it 1 1 11-zwifi.. 1 1 1 ,, ..., , .f 1.1 ll'1':,1' I . :1,..,.rn1',, 1 'iw-gist. J ,. . .f:. , ..:.w1-'Q-.,ff,,14 111: grllglho : ,tlllifglze-115211121 1- .1f.,T1'Z1sf n' Z y'vjvf1'rl'i't.li. ,..7,.:.s, .51 .j us, '- J' Hf'i ' Vi, , .i ,. .,.. ,Av lk if . 1 f'f'1'a' f. 1111- lswff' I 1 ix ll' '- H X, fi- Wai f- is 1' l. .,Plfl. Ql, 1 3115 t.sll X,- ilii llf. ' ' f lf. 3 Q l f'l-1 ,Mo f-. ,-. l J 7'--7 f '- J I X194 Ulf 1 K tx . E , rx Y . . 1 l g 2' i t . ,sal 2 fir- Fmmded at Bethany College, 1859 75' Active Chapters Beta Phi Chapter, November 14, 1894 80 Thirteenth Avenue The Delts stepped right out with two men in Or' der of the Coif this year, john Hartman and Rich' ard Gordon. This should encourage Les Ulrich, who is just starting in law. Will this change the Hen' nick hounds such as Horsie Tuller, Em Walters and johnny Hee' nan? Mike Cline repre' sents them on the base' hall held. Their president is johnny Coleman. gon q,'i 'i. Q U - ., -'Signing raf t 1 Founded at University of Virginia, 1867 106 Active Chapters Alpha Sigma Chapter, March 22, 1895 1842 Inclianola Avenue Athletics, Journalism, Can' flying, Senate, or what have you is the motto of the Kappa Siginas. Oscar Carlin and Coffey work out on football. Bailey, Ken Rader and Hersh Meredith are invaluable to Mr. Hennick. joe Straker and johnny Thomas take care of the Student Senate and Student Court, re' spectively, and Emmett Millholland can always give them a good start in any line. Arthur Brant Clarence Ellis Harold Gaskill Edward Baxmeier E Robert Binkley Oscar Carlin Charles Coffee Gerald Ater Fletcher Bowers Lawrence Brown William Allbright Harry Baker Iviorgan Bates Kenneth Bott Fred Carr George Cheeks KAPPA SIGMA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Emory Glander Clarence Laylin George Hoskins John Lyman Francis Landacre Hugh Means Luke Zartman CLASS OF 1929 Ralph Clarridge Charles Jenne mmett Millholland john Darby John Seymour CLASS OF 1930 Leonard Glan der Robert Newlon Frank Corbin CLASS OF 1931 Herbert Hennings Paul Jones John Cooey Frank Darby Dan Dickinson PLEDGES Howard Felgenhoui' Eugene Fischer Allen Frank Edward Storms Hubert Nichol Joseph Potter George Smytlic Richard Larkins Thomas Lloyd Jack Meredith Theron Green William Guthrie Joseph Howson Howard Humber Cloyce jones Iohn McDonald William Thomas John Means Russell Means John Wuiehet Luke Lyman William Stahl john Tomlinson Edgar Wolfe Frank Young Joseph Straker William Sutton Russell Taylor james Marker Marten Miller Alton Nagele stone Dwight Rogers Edward Schuster Wilbur Scott Stahl Ater Nichol Stroker Clurr idge Larkins Corbin Lloyd Hennings Brown Sutton jones Taylor Meredith Newlon Young Carlin j anne Seymour Smythc M illholland Clander Potter Lyman 51763 Gerald Hofstetter Willis Cresap Richard Fuller Robert Gerber John Kah Joseph Dobrunz Gene Baumgarten Daniel Bowcll John Brown Alan Crowley George Fellows Eugene Fichter DELTA CHI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Francis Davis George Rightmlfe CLASS OF 1929 Harold Johnson Vernon Stouffcr Warren Smith Thomas Strohm CLASS OF 1930 Rodney Love Charles Maull Ellsworth Pegg Kenneth Shriber Jacob Will CLASS OF 1931 Theodore Gregg William johnson PLEDGES Brayton Graff Robert Hathaway Robert Irvin Louis Kalter David Lee Frank McClelland Roy Schroyer jason Simons Miles Smith Robert Snyder Albert Lilley Theodore Loeb Phillip McDaniels james Mitchell Edward Moon Richard Pharis Lyle Porter David Slaughter john Wilson William Stonemari Charles Tyne Robert Wead Norman Wedemyer Laverne Reboulet Carlton S rickman Lag: Taylor Randall Wilson Wayne Wilson Paul Wolf Robert Zucker I 4061, Sl, , fbi., Pygg Sn yrlcr Rulioulel Crcxuh WMM! W. johnson H. johnson Dobrunz Gregg Low: I ' Lillifv .Slgrm-L-r Whlunicycl Koh Yiwu: Al, Smilll W. -Smith l'lofstcl1ur Fuller ' Afuull Sloujur Gerber Slrolun Simons Cottrell 51773 Founded at Cornell University, 1890 34 ,Active Chapters Ohio State Chapter May so, 1902 1999 Iuka Avenue The Delta Chis are big men on the campus with Gene Baumgarten and Jay Simons to head the list. Miles Smith, their funny man on the Sun Dial, keeps them in a good humor, and it takes Bob Gerber, their president, to restore order. Wayne Wil- son and Rod Love were prominently identihefl with Freshman Dramaties, and among their alumni we hnd none other than our own President Rightmire. J E '--M1 lil -ig M 'lvl Founded at University of Illinois, 1904 33 Active Chapters Beta Chapter, 1904 1979 Iuka Avenue Life on the farm should be very rosy, when the Alpha Gamma Rhos get out of school. Such boys as John Saltz. Glen Salis' bury, Roy McEowen and Maixrice Hull would be a credit to any farm. Prof fessors Gay and Paddock are their representatives on the faculty and Bill Scholf lenbarger has branched out into senate. ALPHA GAMMA RHO MEMBERS IN FACULTY Carl Gay George McClure Clarence McDonald Wendell Paddock Chester Reed CLASS OF 1929 Gale Bachelder Burdette Boyer Gerald Huffman Thomas Kyle Charles Bangham Stephen Burk Maurice Hull Robert Lewis Roy McEoweri Carter Straw Frank Teegardin CLASS OF 1930 Robert Bishop Richard Farnsworth Charles Lee Wilbur Riggs Kyle Cowden Robert Haigler Howe Morse Henry Rumple Joseph Dougherty Herbert Halderman Carl Pickering John Saltz William Schollenbarger Dwight Teegardin Armin Wagner CLASS OF 1931 Kenneth Beanblossom James Dorranee Glen Salisbury James Walden James Burley John McKinnie Dean Steiner Albert Werth Wayne Wilson PLEDGES John Bradbury John Jones Edward Nequs Royce Pierce Clyde Eakin James Karr Glendin Norris Everett Royer Elmer Felton Herbert Meloy William Packer Gerald Smith Walter Finlay Paul Mohr ' John Payn Garner Strahm licanblossorn Burley Wfagncr Wcrlll Wildon Salisbury Sliollunbarger Dougherty Hayman Haiglur Wallace liisliap Pickering Salts Halderman Riggs Riggs Hill Mclfinnia Burlcc Camden Kurtz Kyle Straw Lewis D. Tccgardin I . 'fccgardin lWcEowcnL-1' T72 ' fivsj Melvin Barclay Fi ed Backus Mark Brown William Blair Reid Clutter DELTA UPSILON ijoseph Cox lez Gastineau ,lohn Davies Lorayne Geer Edward Davis CLASS OF 1929 CLASS OF 1930 CLASS OF 1931 Charles Gravett Reuben Hoover PLEDGES Horatio Atcheson Richard Deeg Francis Blake Charles Griffith William Bresnahan Winston Himes Robert Condon Samuel Hodnick Michael Roth Clifford Rowley john Matthias Clarence Oshner William Hague Robert Long Foy Kohler Luther Lalendorf Emil Tschirret Arnold Kappers 'Robert Kepler Benjamin Knepper Horace Latimer John Welch Donald McClure LeRoy Parsons Joseph Walkup Harold Wood joseph McClure Clifton McKnight james MacBride William Miller Leslie Snyder Huugc Blu if Dai'i1'x Wullcup Hoover A 1.-Clun, 1-ullfmjorf lin-.ilmulzun Guslincuu Davis Long A lu,51jH'J,,- Gran-It lxolilvr Wfuod 'llrcliirrul liaclzus Barclay GL-ur Wfclclx Brown Cox Malllutis 5 179 3 I .u f ' ,X 'fig .six.5f' . X YL. 3 ' WF' rldffifr - , Founded at Williams College, 1834 53 Active Chapters Ohio State Chapter, December 9, 1904 32 Sixteenth Avenue Despite the fact that Baird's Manual states that Delta Upsilon is not a fra- ternity, they seem to have a very ine group of boys. Luther Lalendorf, despite his name, is a very capable fellow, and has worked on the Makio staff, and as editor of the Freshman handbook. Foy Kohler is the president of Phi Eta Sigma, the freshman hon' O1'il1'y. Mel Barclay is al' ways a dependable man for the stage or the Y. M. C. A. J Q33 Dallas Bolon Oscar Brumley Edwin Coddirgton joel Coffey Charles Cooper john Covan Berthold Eisenlohr Willard Altman john Fenton ACACIA MEMBERS IN FACULTY james Grossman Wallace Hanger William Hendrix George Lynch Glen McCuen Harold Maynard John Means Arthur Watts CLASS OF 1929 john Karch Roy McDaniel Clyde Morris Charles Plumb Charles Roberts Norman Scherer Harold Shivley john Shoemaker Benton Stahl Harold Mason Bradway Phillips Robert Stoltz Bland Stradley William Thompson William Turnbull Harvard Vallance Gates Vickers Harvey Walker Wilbur Tidd Frank Vogelsang 1 QQ 4, 0 1 ,11 Founded at University of Michigan, 1904 33 Active Chapters Ohio Chapter, March 24, 1926 1835 Irtdianola Avenue When it comes to picking good locations for a house, the Acacias can't be beaten -and they have lots of good men to Gll their house. M1'. Stradley, the university examiner, is of the hrothers, as also are Clyde Ruggles, of Comf merce: H. H. Maynzird, also of Commerce: jun' ion Dean Turnbull, and Stcinie, the 'Y secretary. In the active chapter they have many men in ac' tivities, among whom are Whitacre the wrestler, and Charley Lehman of many abilities. Edwin Williams CLASS OF 1930 Donald Fox Carl Habel Kenath Kettle William Moore Wilbur Schull Edward Vogelsang Daniel Whitacre CLASS OF 1931 Marvin Banton Raymond Gauch Charles Lehman PLEDGES Benjamin Bowman ' William Cox Clifford Lucas Vinton Sprague Guy Cooper Maurice Horn james Quillen Nelson Zileh Clifford Kiracofe Gerald Schramm Zllclx xVllfltlCl'C Kvlllu 'lidrl Lucas Hulyul -Scliranmi Horn Sprague Cux Moore Williauns Q K irucofu Quillen Fcnlon Vogelsung C00PL'r l'0x A luson Pliillifis Banton fisoj Leighton Foster William Baughman Robert Cocherville Adolphe DeWertl1 George BeVier SIGMA PHI EPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY Corliss Parry CLASS OF 1929 Francis Markey William Dietz Wendall Fidler Raymond Swart Charles Bender George Wealcley CLASS OF 1930 Raymond Sears Albert Parker William Howell Charles Isaacs 2 Warner Taylor CLASS OF 1931 William Lashley Ralph McKinney Paul Blume Dwight Conover Hugh Cook Richard Cook Delbert Dymond Fred Edmonston U john Howell George Kienzle PLEDGES Edward Marsliall Drexel Mapes james Newton Cyril Porthouse Henry Bookwalter John Richards Gene Rouge Albert Souleck Thurst Sigman Alfred Spritzcn William Silver James Snook John Rielcer Gwyn Parry John Rowland Richard Engelken john Pratt Howard Smith Glenn Tammen Richard Taylor john VanSyckle John Walsh Lowell Young Sn-arg: lf,,l,ilyr A 1CK1llllL'j' Llmluriroorl llllyldf lllurkuy' l.rutn's En,3lfllw,, l3Q0k,,,u1,,,, Puffy I3cr'rcr Ron lufnl Prull lgllllgllllldll Luvlxlsy Bcnrlcr Cggk,-rillg Houmll Purlcur Riuclwr Diet: 1Jr'W'r'rl11 51813 D .0'5' b,X, 1 QL A 9, f W QAQS' Founded at Richmond, Virginia, 1901 57 Active Chapters Ohio Gamma Chapter, january 30, 1908 174 E. Woodrztjf Avenue The hearts ol' the Sig Eps are in Hennicks, judging by all the pins seen there. Bill Howell, their presi' dent, heads the list, with johnny Richards and Glenn Nida not far be' hind. Alan Parker is the Senior Class treasurer, and Red Dietz is the dentist of the group. Founded at H 5 ,g ge ' ' 'Yale University, 1845 30 Active Chapters Zeta Chapter, May 15, 1908 130 E. Woodruff Avenue Stanley Whitlateh Schel- lenger is the editor of the Ohio State Lantern, the greatest college daily on this campus, and Ed Steeves helps to manage it, and incidentally is a great help to the stenogf rapher in spelling big words. A1 Williams and Gourley are the represent- atives in law school. Heif ronymous is a member of the football team. Robert Collins Morgan Davies Clifford Belding Arthur jahn John Allen George Bollerer Myron Bollerer T' ALPHA SIGMA PHI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Charles Hammans Herman Heil CLASS OF 1929 Cecil jones Horace King Frank Seigh CLASS OF 1930 james Chessrown john Herrington Carl Monroe Felix Helmrich Robert Higgy Walter McGeehan Marion Mills Clark Pritchett Harold Roos joseph Rukenbrod Lewis Morrill Edmund Yantes Paul Morrison Stanley Schellenger Edgar Steeves john Warren Kenneth Webb CLASS OF 1931 Randall Calhoun Robert Greene Ned Potts Marion Shaffer PLEDGES Charles Alberts Marion Herman Fred Boehm . Neal Magee Wilson Childers Robert Priest Cameron Reese Harold McKee John Zin dmaster Cecil Hughes 0 lohn Robinson John Sloan Paul Schefilin John Swisher Maurice Schellenger Bynum Trotter Roland Seigh jalm Polls Herman Shafer Van Vaorhis Mills M. Ballurer Rulwnbrod Allen Swisher Chessrown Zinsmasler Calhoun Wfebb Scigh Harrington G. Ballerer Sleeves Wfarren jones Schellenger K ing Ross Greene 51823 Waldo Glock Ward Ashman Clarence Bartell Louis Bixler Malconi Crook john Bohlender Charles Allison John Barcroft Donald Black Douglas Black SIGMA PI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Charles Seddon CLASS OF 1929 George Bohlen der Kenneth Crawford Charles Davie CLASS OF 1930 Frank Holbert Howard Wray CLASS OF 1931 Robert Bryan Russell Burrell Fred Hart Alexander Hood George Hunt Lester Klenk Daniel Krumm PLEDGES Carl Varvcl Charles Fry Howser Hunt William Klenk Charles Norris Glen Ford Wallace Hall john Reeves Sam Willaman Louis Nicol Morton Reeves Robert Smith John Pixley Paul Holstein Donald Thibaut Howard Sherrets Clyde Tiffany Robert Smith Melvin Wiseman William Clay Ralph Tapper Henry Young rr 51 V 1,543 1 - L+' 134--.15 'gi l' D ' jg: as Founded at Vincennes University, 1897 28 Active Chapters Gamma Chapter, May 9, 1908 4 8 Fifteenth Avenue Wlmlg Wfmv Frye Holstein Norris Holburl Ford j. Boliluncler C. Bohlender Burrell Nicol Hun! Fair A Pixlcy Hall Lillltjivld Ruurc.: Davis Cranford Ashmun Barlcll lxlcnk Smith 51833 Ward Ashman was the chairman of the Senior Prom of last year, which brought jan Garber to the campus. Kenny Crawford is a member ol Beta Gamma Sigma, the Com- merce honorary, and the two Bohlendei' brothers are active portions of the fraternity, even to John' ny's swinging a paddle now and then. Wallace Hall is a very capable chap, and has charge of thc activities ol the Ohio Union. :T a? 'JJlQJllA 'I .1 l...1 .1 ' 1 C' .0 V .Q-42 V ., Founded at University Illinois, 1907 14 Active Chapters Ohio State Chapter, February 2, 1911 65 Thirteenth Avenue Louis Lutzenberger Robert Meiklejohn Charles Allen Edward Bischoff Elmer Buell John Griffin William Barth William Bischoff Paul Hegler Walter Frank Robert Hanna TRIANGLE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Clyde Morris Jacob Shank Carl Norman Christopher Sherman John Younger CLASS OF 1929 Robert Hall Edward Heck VVilliam Jenkins LeRoy Johnson Donald Johnstone CL Arthur Bowers Samuel Carpenter ASS OF 1930 CLASS OF 1931 Louis Mellot Paul Jeffreis Carl Knicely 'PLEDGES Clarence Keller Robert Kennedy Eugene Kepke John Lynn Robert Muhleman Frederick Forsberg Robert Graham Frederick Morrow Lee LeFever Charles Lowe Roscoe Sloane John Weed Leland Myers Carl Shreve Karl Taylor James VanCorder Robert Moehring Raymond Murray John Rosenberger Chal mer Moehring Edward Sevcik This fraternity has an im' posing list of engineering experts in their faculty list, and also in their out' standing alumni. Among them is Clyde T. Morris, who drew up the plans for our mammoth stadium, which is one of the largf est and finest in the coun' try. This fraternity was founded at Illinois and was established here in 1911. C. Bischoff Carpenter Moehring Shreve Morrorli l3ouw.'r.v Kcllur Aflurruy Zflenkins Hull K cn nedy Griffin Muhlemun Allen Kefvlcc W. Bischo Vun Cartier Lynn Myers Heck Buell f184J 1 ZETA BETA TAU MEMBER IN FACULTY Samuel Edelman CLASS OF 1929 Cecil Brown Allen Kahn Maurice Greenberger Justin Rosenthal Milton Yelsky CLASS OF 1930 TFOY Feibel Bernard Kaufman Max Turk CLASS OF 1931 Harry Birkenstein Allison Falender Sam Kaufman Carl Noll PLEDGES Charles Auerbach Leo Cassell Sydney Barnet Harold Goldman Emanuel Weiss Herbert Wise Maurice Rusoil James Schiff Milton Levy Charles Luft Myron Freilich Gordon Greenberg Bertram Wallenstein Irven Levinson Sol Schneider Frank Levin Robert Wirtheim FV! 'l I3. I' S I 'jf 'T I I7 fl 'I Rusoff Rosenthal U u XVLW Mmjman Levy CH S. Kaufmulxl Kuhn ru 'LI Luft lirauin fissj . '4:- . ..- I ,Qll , his ,sr . fZBq' ,uv .Um ,, , P' ,A ,. . Founded at City Collegef New York, 1898 33 Active Chapters Nu Chapter, February 21, 1911 174 E. Woodruff Avenue Although Herb Wise is a little crushed after Tim's waiter made a mistake with the check for the senate banquet UD, he still keeps his list equal to Milt Yelsky's in the Makio of 1928. Harold Goldman is their big competitor, who has started oil' in great style as business manager of the Freshman handbook. 'fa f Founded at University of Virginia, 1868 73 Active Chapters Alpha Rho Chapter, March 29, 1912 1943 Iuka Avenue Pi Kappa Alpha has a very dazzling array of stars. Bill Knepper is the drum major, and Wesley Fesler is the flashy All' American end of the foot- ball team. Walt Ewalt is the president of the Y. M. C. A. and Bobby Riehl is one of the leading baseball players. Ralph Crooks Harry Ewalr, Ir. John Atkinson Howard Allison Lyle Babbitt Duane BeBout Robert Calhoun john Cooley Walter Denney Lawrence Dilleh aY PI KAPPA ALPHA CLASS OF 1929 Donald Fites Robert Furry Karl Stein CLASS OF 1930 Wesley Carroll John Patton CLASS OF 1931 Harold Bolin Wesley Fesler William Hayes Wilbur Gephart Kent Holmdan Mervyn Kauhl William Kline Lewis Kreider PLEDGES Karl Weaner Virgil Furry Alva Kline Stacey Hall George jones George Krebs George Pfleiderer john Lambert William Lewton Fred Nixon Jay Nixon Harold Parker David Ogilvie Robert Riehl William Knepper Edward Schnutc Charles Porter Charles Pounders Howard Rife Sherrill Rife Robert Thompson jean Thorcl Edgar Wolford 159 Pounder.: Ncufung Atkinson Fcslur Hayes Furry Babbitt Hall Curroll Kncppcr Porter Pallon Crooks Graf jones Allison Krebs A Pfleiderer Bolin Riclil Slain Ogiluic Files Kline f186j PHI KAPPA TAU MEMBERS IN FACULTY Albert Avey Earl Day Earl Clifford Harry Hayes Henry Hoagland Ralph Paflenberger Karl Stinson CLASS OF 1929 Vincent Blair Louis Brennemcn jacob Masters Leo Raskowski William Kukelsik Paul Metcalf CLASS OF 1930 Lawrence Ervin George Kellogg William Norman William Price Howard Horton jack Kellogg john Moser Robert Schied James Smith Russell Tussing William Zeis CLASS OF 1931 Owen Comb Charles Crow Clarence Crow Alfred Philby Ralph Bangham Rolland Beach Frank Brown Candido Capretta Ralph Cole Alton Combs Carl Emmons PLEDGES William Hufford John Hann Harry Maughman Robert Meyers Gordon Russell Richard Sauerbrun Winston Simmons Burleigh Smith James Sneathers Horace Snyder John Wolfe Philby Master.: Combs Raskowslei 'I' ' H 5 C- H. Clow Sliicd i C. li. Crow A Moser Price ummgG. Kellogg or an Norlriun .Mclculf j. lxcllogg Bllllf Hclrick Kukglsig Erwin 51373 . X. 1 gk, , Founded at Miami University, 1906 40 Active Chapters Gamma Chapter, May 9, 1912 220 Fourteenth Avenue The Phi Kappa Taus have many stars in their chap' ter, the brightest of which is Leo Raskowski, Ohio State's fourth AllfAmeri' can. Stars in other lines are Bill Kukelcik in law, Bob Smith in medicine, Alfred Philby, the new Sun Dial artist, and the Kellogg twins, the perfect salesmen. Everyone knows their faculty stars, Dr. Avey in philosophy, and Dr. Hayes in economics. CLASS OF 1929 1, gifs? egg' ff , xc f Q , Q'9l5'1L..'i-gill :Aja Founded at Brown University, 1889 21 Active Chapters Theta Chapter, April 29, 1920 1978 Iuka Avenue The Phi Kappas live in the attractive home up on Iuka which is half hidden by the trees, but which makes a very fine home for any fraternity. Jack Edmonston and Johnny Greis are two of the good' looking boys and real cut' ups. Fazekas is one of their coming track men, and Victor Bambeck had quite a prominent part in composing the Scarlet Mask songs. w L PHI KAPPA MEMBERS IN FACULTY James Hagerty , Edward O'Rourke Harry Babbert Glenn Bernard Henry Carr Edward Grossin Jack Edmondson George Emig Lawrence Bennett Adrian Burke William Chaffee Donald Christman Ernest Craig Matthew Dodd Victor Bambeck William Beasely CLASS OF 1930 Cletus Corbett Glennon Galvin Loyal Linehan CLASS OF 1931 John Greis Harry Krohn Charles Kuntz John Drake John Dunkle Jesse Fazekas Robert Glasser Thomas Gory Joseph Harrigan PLEDGES Philip Schneider John Sherrer Robert O'Leary Richard Phelan Gerrad McDermott Cornelius Landen Joseph Myers Richard Nolan Vv'illiam Joyce Paul Keenan Philip Kohankie Chester Kuhns Frank MacDonald Robert Neiderhouse Raymond Zettler Jack Saile Edward Stitzell Louis Schneider Edward Schoenborn Harry Simms Eugene Packer Urlin Schoenborn Charles Segale Bernard Sweeney Harry Walley Robert Willoughby 1 L, Schneider Galvin Lincham Corbett Crossin Burna rd Suilu Nolan Kimlz Lumlun Curr Orvis Emig Slilzell Schounburn K rohn Alycrs Simms Bubbert f188J Alpha Iota Chapter, Carl Eversman Gerald Bayncs Chester Allen Mark Allen Clyde Bowser Harold Bailey George Berg Sam Borton Russell Brout Fred Eaton . -A0 DELTA SIGMA PHI MEMBERS IN FACULTY George Bole Daniel Shonting CLASS OF 1929 Almond Hittepole Dean Huilman Frank Kaufman Wilson Kohli Edward Masonbrink Ralph Snyder CLASS OF 1930 Franklin Bond Henry Clarke Theodore Hart Calvin Heinlen Clifford Larson Donnelly McNutt CLASS OF 1931 Robert Hopkins Edward Lancer William Lange Kenneth Davis Walter Hayes Stewart Herman Myron Shaw Russel Uhl Edward Waller PLEDGES X, f AXCI1 X Founded at the College of City of New York, 1899 53 Active Chapters Wayne Flick Eldon Fritter Curtis Garver Robert Groth Joel Hoge Dale Johnston Wilbur Jones Thomas Mayne Glen Neiderhouse Richard O'Brien William Opperheimer Homer Reiter Stanley Russell joe Stampfel Robert Slagle Al Tibbals Robert White May 29, 1920 1989 Iuka Avenue Al. Allen Lamif Huff'm 1 Ulll lrloplcins Eversman Kolili Davis Cuuivin ' l'lcrmun Slluw Bouurcr Wfullcr Larson Clark C. Allen V HUINIUIJ l3UN'1L'S Hnxc.r Buyermun Slrcine !WcNull Al11J0f1l2f1'1k Snyllvr Kaufman Hurt Hilicpolc 51893 This fraternity was found' ed at the College of the City of New York in 1899 and came on this campus in 1920. Jerry Baynes is one of their outstanding members and I am sure that everyone who has met jerry and his smile on the campus or at the Union. Ltikia i P Xiftxxi ,. ' ' ly' Founded at Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute, 1864 30 Active Chapters Chi Chapter, lime 24, 192 O 47 Twelfth Avenue Professor Caldwell is one of this fratcrnity's most outstanding men on the faculty and he would he a decided asset to any chapter. Dave Chancellor is on the staff of the Ohio State Engineer, and is do' ing good work there. Wal' ter Galloway and Charles Beard are well known about school. I THETA XI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Frank Caldwell Wooster Field Tom Lloyd Warner Merrill John Russ CLASS OF 1929 joseph Blaha William Jordan John Lane Harvey Oster CLASS OF 1930 Charles Beard Homer Burson David Chancellor Walter Galloway Howard jordan Lloyd McEwen Dale Miller CLASS OF 1931 Homer Devitt Paul Lawrence Norman Malone Wilbur Schultz Lewis Gray Russel Lindsley Victor Meyers Forest Stewart Paul Willour PLEDGES Albert Dearing Harold Iordan Henry McClelland Burrel Shirey George Eiselstein Roger Lynn Paul Maloney Henry Stein Frank Wiley Z Staley Mclimcn W1 lay Rolling.: Shircy Lawrence Stewart Miller Lculliurman McClellan Maloney jordan Bluha Schull: Willour Eisclsluin Gray Lindsley Malone Bursun Crcismer Devillu Oster Lane Galloway A . Chancellor jordan 51901 Ralph Cohen Jack Baer Melvin Epstein Lawrence Fisch Seymour Berkowitz Arthur Farkas Edward Freidlob Lawrence Glick Sam Greenburg SIGMA ALPHA MU CLASS OF 1929 Alfred Cuckerbaum Alfred Gans Harold Baron Morton Caine CLASS OF 1930 CLASS OF 1931 Kolman Hirschman Lee Levenson PLEDGES Sidney Goldstein Harold Harris Max Jacobs Richard Joseph Saul Kaplan Beryl Goldman Myron Lebensburger Harry Lawner Bud. L. Moser Abner Pomeranz Irving Sack Walter Klein Henry Misrock Herman Right Walter Routman Simon Sculler George Mintz Norman Weisman Seymore Shaw John Ulman Nelson Thal Earl Tucker Howard Wander Tobias Wolf Milton 'Zeckhauser Pomcmnz Ulmun Sack Lcvison ' Epstein Shaw Goldman Baer Weisman Lawner M0-WF Fl-SCI! H irschman Caine Wolf hlinlz Guns LUIJUI1-Yllvftlfff Shulmufl Baron Cuhun Culwrba um 51911 Founded at City College, New York, 1909 35 Active Chapters Sigma Beta Chapter, May 28. 1920 1962 Iuka Avenue Wanted-One bill board and one enormous show' case, by the Sammics. The former, for advcrtisf ing, and which will have Ralph Cohcn's picture mcckly surrounded by Al Gans' and Larry Fisch's photos. The showcase will scrvc for Harold Baron's polo mallet and Buddy Moscfs activity keys, 1 FJ' 453, -nf V Q - ?'Af.'f s.'i Founded at Columbia University, 191 1 20 Active Chapters Omicron Chapter, March 4, 1921 1968 Iuka Avenue Phi Sigs recently provided an apartment for little jules Sehermer. He has to keep up his dancing, and where would he keep his souvenirs of Scarlet Mask, Makio, and so on. Harold Brooks uses his part of the room for no' tations in regard to Sun Dial ads. Q PHI SIGMA DELTA CLASS OF 1929 Emanuel Caplan Simon Mintz Martin Ornstein CLASS OF 1930 Howard Miller Milton Rose CLASS OF 1931 Sanford Eafly jack Limbert Harry Arnstine PLEDGES Alvin Barnett Jerome Freidman Morton Helper Leo Kaufman Edward Kreiselman Ellis Feiman Adolph Grossman Sam Rubenstein Manuel Rocker Jules Schermer Ferdinand Levy Joe Lytton Wade Whitman Louis Lytton Alvin Speigel Herman Stern Leon Speigel Arthur Wolfson Harry Wurston xVlll.Yl0l1 Abel L imbcrl I lulbcr Krci.n'lnmn l?I'll'1Il7lllI1 Kaufman Srliurnicr lfuffy liurnvll Cafvlun xv,,'llll7ll1lI liuucr Wolfron Rose Spit-gal H. Brook.: lfviman Aiinlz Grossman Lylloll Arliller Slcrn f,I'l1.Ylt'l'll Spiegel Rorker L, Brooks Rubcnsluin f192j THETA NU EPSILON CLASS OF 1929 Glenn Beavers George Eikenberry Donald Miller CLASS or 1930 Herbert Howard Robert Michael Dwight Palmer Peter Wallace 1 -R CLASS OF 1931 ,?f,, f-.f9, o, ' 0 Adolph Aerni William Brownell jr. Robert Horn Duncan Sparks Robert Blackburn William Georges Carl Lincke Walter Starr Eugene Bowie George Gretser Harry Michael Franklin Wilson Howard Gundlach Arthur Ross Founded aL Cormgcpigut Wesleyan University, 1870 PLEDGES 14 Active Chapters Herschel Headley Eugene Nethers Charles Underwood George Zimmerman Alpha Em Chapter john Peterson Glendon Welsh june 2 1921 ' 87 Fourteenth Avenue Despite the hrst thoughts at hearing their name, they are a very good and well' behaved fraternity. Before . changing their name, they were known as Delta Kap' pa Theta. Bob Michael is one of the army officers, who shouts out the com' inands on drill day. Rob' ert Blackburn and Howard Gundlach are well known about the campus. Hanes Q I Roger V Gravis , Zinumnmnn Wfclah Spark Howie bhrclds Fmluy Wczllace Lincke Unclcrzroorl Molnur Cundlach Palmer Starr 'Nclhcrs Ross Agni Eikgnbgny Blackburn Brownell W. Micheal Bcurcrs Ccrlscr john R. Micheal 51933 . 'ww is L 'iff' 'fNll'q.'5 , i t . ' Founded at Illinois Wesleyan, 1899 30 Active Chapters Omicron Chapter, May 10, 1921 234 Seventeenth Avenue The Tekes are spending their Hrst year in their new Castle and it is ru' mored that it keeps them busy keeping the house straightened around. Ken Miller works as a news editor on the Lantern. Bill Curtis manages Herb Hen- nick's candy team, and Red Lemmon is a good prospect on the football team. TAU KAPPA EPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY Charles Dice Bernard lvlooney Olin Blessing Ralph Brewer Keith Barber Willialn Curtis Robert Brandow Thomas Browder Ivor Armistead Eugene Burens Glenn Davis Herbert Dorfeld CLASS OF 1929 Huston Gadwallader CLASS OF 1930 Cresse Glynn James Irons George Lemon Earl Lautensehleger CLASS OF 1931 George Foot George Hewitt George Horton PLEDGES Richard Garner Donald Griggs Donald Lautensehleger William McGi11nis Don Eyman Kenneth Miller' Joe Moorlmead John Newton Walter Patterson Thomas Richards Charles Sattler Charles Schmidt Noverre Mussoii Robert Nelson Harold Palmer David Poling Leo Staley Edgar Woodward Floyd Wolfe Homer White Roger Weider George Smalley John Tallent Harold Pond Albert Raudabaugh Sam Steward Richard Taylor Kinan Wagner Ralph Wilder-inritlm Lowell Wrigley ' 'I 'ullenl Taylor Glynn Adams Lenunon Barber Horton A Schm id! Salller Riclia rdx Brundow Blessing Wolfe Pool Wdl'dL'f Burcns Apple Luutensclileger ' Eymun Bren-er Newton Ctulwullodur Curl is Miller Irons Woodward 51943 Richard Belford Clarence Cowles Paul Pletcher THETA CHI MEMBER IN FACULTY Marvin Fair CLASS OF 1929 Robert Toney CLASS OF 1930 Carlyle Evans Ellis Hoag Eugene Wilson Albert Barkdull Fred Donley Ralph Hudson Richard Mallett Laurence Carpenter Robert Drake Ross Liber Chester Sellgn Ernest Dewald Paul Dube Glenn Lucus Wendell Taylor CLASS OF 1931 Francis Connors Williain Hendrickson Williarn Morris James Rumble Roland Smith Daniel Stickler Richard Willis PLEDGES Richard Angevine Wayne Donaldson Victor Mantilla Robert Shapter Charles Baldwin Norman Felbinger Samuel Patterson David Smith James Banta Clarence Hackett Wai'i'e11 Reber John Smith Arthur Cummings Elmo Howell Paul Shapter 'Mortimer White Jr. Fred Lewin Orville Lucas lf' Smith Willis IWHUUU Liber Donlay R umble Cdfbvlllvf Dubv Sellcn Hcnrickson Taylor Drake Alanlilla Dffwald Hudson Lucas Sliclclcr Eruns Pletcher Toney HWS Cvlflvs Bal ford Wilson f195j j aa, 4'5 F515 Founded at Norwich University, 1856 45 Active Chapters Alpha Lambda Chapter, September 17, 1921 1857 Indianola Avenue This is the fraternity ol' the famous drum major, Bobby Hines, whose strut used to be one ol the main attractions of the football games, jimmy Rumble is one of their promising young workers with his most eilicient work in the intramural oflice and in getting out the intramural handbook. Last year's class took three good men, Hines, Gran- ducci and Heetorne, the basketball star. A ax 1 I, 'V 'A Qin xx .- Q , .gg 'fg,WSATT,,' i,. xx ,I 'r if ' Q. -E . his' V Founded at Ohio Wesleyan University, 1919 6 Active Chapters Beta Chapter, October 20, 1921 67 West Tenth Avenue This fraternity was cstab' lished on this campus in 1921, and it has had a very rapid growth since tha ttime. Cloyce Donnel is one of their representa' tives on the cross country squad and was captain of it last year. Now that the two Blacks have graduated the Makio is looking for another pair of twins to causeltroublc in identihf cation, Elmer Beeler DELTA ALPHA PI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Dwight DeLong Homer Hockett Robert Hockett Steward Morris CLASS OF 1929 Ray Bailey Cloyce Donnel Harry Kemp William Seaman Marion Cook Kenneth Faulhaber John Long james Weaver Gilbert Kelley Daniel Rinehart CLASS OF 1930 Marshall Aiken Clyde Beougher Gerald Broughton Hugh Cochran Russel Hyre Robert Kirk ames Matson CLASS OF 1931 Frederick Bates Tolbcrt Christman Virgil Crunkilton Dayton Heckman john Madden Robert Wchr Ralph Young PLEDGES ' Carl Broughton Richard Fitch William 'vlyers John Oldfield Denton Eyster Newell Gates Marion Lmgle Gale Teaford Earl Goman Kenneth Holman V Donnul Bates Kelley Kemp Seaman Coch an H ckman Crunckillon A4addcn Young Kirk Matson Chrivtman Wchr Hyn: Bailey Cook Bcoughcr Rinehart I uulhabcr Broughton 51961 Bradley Collingwood Bernard Goettmeller Harry Buchs Charles Goettmeller Cherry Groome DELTA RHO CLASS OF 1929 Guido Germano Julius Hoelsclier Cyril Savage Herman Turk CLASS OF 1930 Armand Innocenzi Griffin Roberts Ivan Wade CLASS OF 1931 Kenneth Pietch PLEDGES Albert Groppe Reid Martin Wilson Thieman Carl Groppe Curt Sandburg Sage Whitmer Clarence Loofburrow Charles Seiple Carl Wickstrom - i l'lovl.rclxur Surugu lJ,',..ld, K ,Hull Elltlll'-Yll Ul'f 1'-'C , . Wk Wwll' I nnocciizi Collinizirontl Ro1iL-1-1,9 G,-fmung luclcur Wfuudock 5 'l',,'N, l'a,,,l,,-an 51973 , . . if L .'y inn., I v, 9, -if V ,lf I K r .. . 7. ' I C Founded at Ohio State University, 1922 2 Active Chapters Delta Rho Chapter 51 Seventeenth Avenue One of the interesting things about Delta Rho was that when the picture of their house was taken there was a little boy sit' ting on the porch steps munching an icefcream cone. It was only with the help of the artist's brush that we were able to attract the little rushee away from the steps. Wlizlt is this great power? VI, .- ,.v. .i ClHl . il' .f.U'!' iw , VKOEJY Vlnzm, ,m,,,u veins-0: Founded at Middlebury College, 1905 18 Active Chapters Kappa Chapter, May 20, 1922 1988 luka Avenue Byron Wilson, with his work on the Lantern, and Johnny Haswell on the debating teams, Dan Tritf ten in track, are just a few of the Kappa Delta Rhos. ln the faculty they have James Chalfant of the English Department, and Frederick Lumley. Carey Bowers Hallie Ensign Frederick Garrington Wilfred Ahrens Donald Alhaugh William Erwin Chandler Gibson KAPPA DELTA RHO MEMBERS IN FACULTY james Chalfant CLASS OF 1929 Raymond Hiscox Howard Kirn Lester Woodburn CLASS OF 1930 Lewis Cisle Leslie De Hays john Haswell CLASS OF 1931 Kenneth Grove Wallace Litzel Earl Williams Frederick Lumley Hillis Lumley Daniel Tritten Byron Wilson Ross Kramer Oron Nixon Delbert Mills Allen Shumard Merwin Hoover Power Karr Thomas Larkins Earnest Teichert Thomas Tilbrook Carlton Monson Vincent Parish PLEDGES Robert Beard John Fegan Harlan Lewis john Neidert Leonard Clezie Clifford Hamilton Thomas McCullough Paul Redlin Walter Cole David Ladd Harold Miller Roy Redlin LeRoy Sosey Harland Stevens Henry Watters lS4cCullouQl1 Wfilliams 'fzlbrook Gibson Tcichvrt Lilzcl Parish Hoover Lixlu Kramer lru in Du Hays Groves Ahrcns Ensign Wilson Woodburn Kirn Shumarcl Trillcn Nixon Hiscox 51983 Herbert Boehler Frank Conlon ,loseph Dempsey George Brinclc Donald Dunn James Driscoll THETA KAPPA PHI MEMBER IN FACULTY james Hagerty CLASS OF 1929 Eustacius Durbin William Faller Clarence McGoff CLASS OF 1930 John Gallen Ramson Hassel William Ress CLASS OF 1931 Joseph Fueglein Albert Mcanor Joseph Ovics Claud Recker Robert Koerner Donald Metzger Hubert Stallkamp Lawrence McCahe james Roslund George Van Heyde William Morlock Walter Noon gy -V14 ,, ' Albert Verhofl' - nl. '! wig 4 Arden McConnell John Ey Martin Hoeilel Robert McCaffrey Martin Reitz PLEDGES Paul Bauldouf Thomas Fallon Edward McCauley Francis Roberts Peter Beck William Feustel John McDonough John Sheehan Frances Burke Andrew Friedman Albert Miller john Sundra Lawrence Burns Albert Gilsdorf Joseph Pavia Louis Sullivan Sanford Bittner Walter Gilsdorf joseph Quigley joseph Tritschler Howard Conover Lamonte Gosser Arthur Reed Theodore Tritschler Joseph VanHeyde Carl Zender Dempsey Kogrner Nlccvnngll Van Hcyde Verliop' McCuU'rey Conlin Noon Pdf-W1 ffwvwll Q Rcelcur Metzger Ruitz Alorloclz Slallkamp A400050 , R005 , fly Hasscl Hoejul Dunn Brinck Cullen Ovzes Durbin Boehler Fuller Roslund 51993 Founded at Lehigh. University, 1919 9 Active Chapters Gamma Chapter, june 11, 1922 46 Sixteenth Avenue The Theta Kappa Phis stepped right out with Corky Recker to lead the Senate and Herb Boehler to lead the Senior Prom as general manager. Johnny Gallen danced and sang his way into Scarlet Mzisk. Art McConnell is one of their most promisf ing sophomores as a base- ball and football star. 9 'ot nf ' , f v .4'1 .ilu 5 ' ':q,, s- g ff-Q., til Zpf 49 .... Founded at X Miami ,University 1921 5' Active Chapters Beta Chapter December 2, 1922 67 Fifteenth Avenue Sigma Delta Rhos have moved from the neighbor' hood of the Theta house, and are now located on Fifteenth avenue. A, Lee Henderson, the radio an- nouncer and professor of psychology, is one of their members on the faculty, which speaks very well for them. SIGMA DELTA RHO MEMBERS IN FACULTY Keith Eller Lee Henderson CLASS OF 1929 Carl Albrecht Elmer Eicher Stanley Goodrich Albert Mills Elba Ritchey CLASS OF 1930 Glenn Arnold Herbert Arnold James Faunce Harry Johnston Ralph Mumma Robert White Paul Woodman CLASS OF 1931 Robert Harrington Ralph Higley PLEDGES Waldo Ault Bruce Carter Edward Harris Emmett Karrer Harry Brooks ' Herman Carter Paul Howell Burnell Philips Lowell Brown Lowell Dowds William jenkins John Rutlidge Norton Schickler Hrzrringlon Harlzcll W'idncr Broun Bro ks Harris Lear Arnold jolmslon Hzrl x Alarlm Albrecht Nlummu While Ritchey Hauf lx ll r 52003 Hugo Alexander James Armogida Guido Celli D William Bellare Angelo Caponigro John Capretta , omnic Patt JC ALPHA PHI DELTA CLASS OF Joseph Bernabei Aladine Bucci CLASS OF Anthony De Marco Frederic Di Caesar CLASS OF Edward Lombardo 1929 1930 1931 john Smarella PLEDGES Michael Costello Nunzio Cerasa Nicholas De Joy Anthony Salvatore Charles Di Nardo Americus Lancione Thomas Lolli Francis Marinelli Carmen Scudieri John Mileti Clyde Mann John Parillo Fred Trivisano August De Leese Henry La Placa Peter Lancione joseph Pietrafese Victor Pettracca Michael Rini Mann DuN1irda Parillu 'fri visunno Puig Ar,,wgf,1a 1,015 Affilni Smarfgllg Iluxarc Mzlrint-Ili Scuduri DuMurco Cenlrcllo Lancionu Aluxululcr Bucci liernubvi Cvlli 12011 A F ' fri l A. - 2 , . Founded at Syracuse University, 1911 24 Active Chapters Xi Chapter, September 25, 1922 1924 North High Street Alpha Phi Delta was cs' tablished on this campus in 1923. Carmen Scudieri has hccn a regular con' tributor to thc Sun Dial and this past ycar the Alpha Phi Dcltas wcrc the runncrsfup in thc speed' hall contest. - -' , ,,,..: af Founded at Trinity College, 1895 22 Active Chapters Phi Pi Chapter, April 28, 1923 182 Fourteenth Avenue Thomas Stull is one of the most outstanding men on the team this year in baseball and bids fair to make a very good name for himself. Paul Tooley was the captain of the track squad last year, and Pete Sommers was one of the outstanding baseball men. The Alpha Chi Rhos are not an old fra' ternity and yet they have such fellows as William Crubbs, David Charles' worth, who are a decided asset to any organization. Robert Byers Benedict Backlay John Dcmorest Clarence Dinsmore John Fort James McCoy William Briscoe Myron Burnell Stephen Cook ALPHA CHI RHO CLA David Charlesworth George Clayton CLA Richard Fawcett Wilbur Ferguson Carl Francis William Francis CLA joseph Matonis Harold Murphy P William Hancock Raymond Johnson Melvin Leypoldt SS OF 1929 SS OF 1930 SS OF 1931 LEDGES George Edam Richard Johnson William Grubbs Donald Haynes Willard Henninger Wellington Roemer Carl Rentschler Robert Slemmer James Long Winfield McRae Russell Miller . Paul Ubelhart Paul Urban William Yarris Paul Tooley Damon Shaw Charles Sohns Howard Sturgeon Thomas Stull Oscar Wagner Arden Moyer Thomas Roth William Spence Edum FOVSU-SUV! Fort Rentschler johnson Dinsmare A -SMU WUSHUF McCoy C. Francis Grubbs W. Francis Baelday Pawccll 'Toolcy Shaw Malon is Slemmer Murphy Sohns Roemer Dcmarcst Charlcsworlh C luylon Byers Haynes 52023 Herman Hepp Francis Leese Stanford Ackley Francis Deter Harold Bauldauf William Boyer LAMBDA CHI ALPHA CLASS OF 1929 Harold Henderson Clarence Ittner Francis Pierce CLASS OF 1930 Floyd Helgerson Samuel Johnston Earl Kindinger CLASS OF 1931 Richard Ricketts William Smith Edwin Tuttle Max Mori'ow Lewis Poling Clayton Shug Howard Waugh Benjamin Wills Gilbert Soler Robert Youmans Richard Grace Ivan Hose Clark Mantz Thomas Osborne Stuart Porter Andrew Truelson PLEDGES Ardin Arwood Wilmer Gelhoif Paul House Wayne Phillips William Bell Glenn Hackett Arthur Lee Clyde Siegwald Charles Callahan Joseph Soler Edward Herrick Stanley Linzell U V ..,, Hose I Grace Truclsan Boyer Phillips ,wangz Wills HCPP Poling Schug R ickt-Us Sicgzuald Osborn Bflldwff P0flvf Dcler Wilson H cnderson Waugh YUUIWI1-Y HCIAZCV-YDH M arrow Inner 52033 1 ,.v'-it 1. QI ' 'W4 'U , AE grit' an-l JQNAE Jn! NJ.,!9,. on 9 4' Founded at Boston University, 1909 76 Active Chapters Gamma Tau Chapter, May 26, 1923 73 Fifteenth Avenue The Larmba Chis are ccrf tainly in thc running with Francis Pierce and Gilbert Soler on the track team. Floyd Hclgerson wrestles with the money of the Junior Prom, when he has finished work on the mat. Howard Waugh was pres' ident ofthe Glee Club last year. Stan Ackley is an outstanding wrestler and Ed Tuttle is well known in journalistic lines, as well as very apt in han' dling Pi Delta Epsilon initiations at Denison. pb 1., mmap age' 'ive 0 A OI ' 15.45 fl R 1' Founded at University of Pennsylvania, 1908 18 Active Chapters Nu Chapter, May 29, 1924 98 Fourteenth Avenue This fraternity was found' ed at the University of Pennsylvania in 1908, and was established at Ohio State in 1924, so that it is comparatively new on this campus. But despite this handicap it has given some very good boys to the school, namely such men as james Mercer, Or' val Baldwin and Elwood Layheld and Earl Corn' wall. Edwin Carr Martin Bender Edward Holbrook Earl Cornwall Walter Ely James Hunt Ralph Dean SIGMA PHI SIGMA MEMBER IN FACULTY Joseph McCready CLASS OF 1929 Elwood Layiield Marshall Miller Henry Artz john Case Orval Baldwin William Hildreth Harry Sutton Robert Turnbull CLASS OF 1930 Harry Piper CLASS OF 1931 Lawrence Fick Andrew Krajec Daniel Landis Merlin Kewish John McLaughlin John MacQueen James Stichter PLEDGES Floyd Shaw John Luikart Robert McCready Russell Mechling Charles Mitchell Curtiss Peasley Christopher McClusky Howard Potter Harold Wilber James Mercer Charles McLaughlin Paul Sterling Lawrence Phillips Robert Pike Robert Roffey Sh.,-Img Krujuc Pick Mitchell Luikurl i Piper Dean I-liliirulli liuldwin Mag11i1.r lggry Bender Sliclilvr Lumlix Ailcsscmgvr Hollrroolc McClu.rl4y McI.uuglilin Merrrfr Ari: Miller Sigma Pollcr 'l'urnlvull lazyhulil f2041 lohn Baymiller Charles Clisby Floyd Bell Erwin Boye Francis Davis Leon Grove PHI SIGMA KAPPA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Edward S. Drake Charles Reeder Grosvernor Townsend CLASS OF 1929 Sidney Goad Irvin Krill CLASS OF 1930 Arthur Denny Eugene Fouse Milton Geissman CLASS OF 1931 John Messerly Frank McWhinney PLEDGES Howard Cowdrey Fred Huddle Jchn Drebert Merton Humphrey Robert Geissman Paul Phelps Jacob Steen Stanley Strandborg Eugene Mack Theodore Nickel Sheflord Miller Glen Pryor John Riebel Harry Paxton john Snyder Robert Pietzcker Howard Riedmaicr Charles Rowan Do n VanVoorhis .. Howard Peters Thomas Potts Philip Simms Elton Stratford Lee Trees Myron Way Leo Sauerbrun Charles Serfass Frederick Simms Kfrll Denny 3m Mfwfhfmw Riebcl Snyder M illcr Paxton flmms Cami Clisby Davis Widrlificld Bell Pryor Trees l 011-v M0514 Nickle Gcissamn Crave rzosj I , ' ' ' 75115.-fiftgs - .. il V' g 2-- V' I -4' SBIP X7 , Founded at Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1873 50 Active Chapters Pi Deuteron Chapter, February 21, 1925 325' Fifteenth Avenue This chapter is one of the most fortunate on the campus in having such a man as Edward S. Drake as not only an alumnus, but also as an active mem' her. His advice is invaluf able on any matter, as is shown by his active part in Bucket and Dipper and Scarlet Mask, besides be' ing general manager ol' the Ohio Union. Gene Mack has made a very eilicient chapter head and has been a very active man on the campus. Doc Milf ler and Sidney Goad are valuable men to this group valuable men to this group. 9 9 CLASS or 1930 , v .gk ' .'! , ,, , .0 'QV TNQ ' ',:Q. XQLQ' 9' , QQ? ' in 0 Q10- ' Founded at City College of New York, 1910 18 Active Chapters Omicron Chapter, May 9, 1925 1948 Iuka Avenue Phil Millstone in himsell' makes the Tau Delts big on the campus. He talks for the entire fraternity on the Varsity and Hillel debating teams, Forensic Senate and Forensic So' ciety. Herb Sehear helps them out on the football team, and their freshmen are stepping right along, for instance, Mickey Berf ger in Phi Eta Sigma. N Q TAU DELTA PHI MEMBER IN FACULTY Theodore Beckman CLASS OF 1929 Morton Block Joseph Dobrin Jack Patricoff Morris Rosenblum Alex Signl Edward Beallo Leeonard Fox Joseph Goldstein Al Berger Myer Berger Irving I. Effrat Louis M. Flagel Philip Millstone Herbert Schear CLASS OF 1931 Alex Kauffman Jerome Feldman George Garber Charles Grobstein Bertram Isenberg Samuel Lavine PLEDGES Myron Steinberg Kenneth Wassermaii Seymour Shagrin Maurice Miller Alvin Rosensweet Albert Rosenthal Irving Schear I. J. Siegle Abram Weprin Nathan Wittow Cecil Sebustiek Earl Smith I. A. Solomon Bernard R. Sperber Bernard Wohlgemiitlm Becker Willow Shagrin Sllustick Dorbin Kaufman Wasserrnan Steinberg Goldstein Millxlona Patrice-rj' Sigal Weprin 52063 PHI KAPPA SIGMA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Casper Benson Clarence Britt Edward Buck Edgar Transeau CLASS OF 1929 .lCflrie Cole Rudolph Hudak Robert Fredericks Henry Jammer Frederick Grapperhaus Edward Kelly John Benson Hayes Cape James Armacost Nlerle Bolitho Joe Deladonne Frank Drabek Lawrence Fish CLASS OF 1930 Emerson Carling Carlton Hartley Emory Heizer Frank Catalano John Hankins Joseph Holan CLASS OF 1931 PLEDGES Robert Hubbard james Linek William Goddard Emerson Mehrling Howard Simons Charles Shanely Lawrence Mountjoy James Shaw Willard Scott Emil Linek Lawrence King Joe Mooi'e Irwin Olsen Robert Pulling john Rankin Stoddard Rapcr Arthur Noyes Alfred Stout Owen Wiswell Joseph Young Edward Umsted Fred Wakelleld joseph Williams Staley Slianely Hershel Stiles Gregory Wotschak Charles Wise Kenneth Woods Stout Curling Grapperlvaus Scott Hudulc Umsled Armacost Williams King F redericlcs I Calalano Hartley Shunley Simmons Benson Cape Wh lcejield I .uick Young j ammer Heizer XVIS1: -all 52073 ' er 7 7 I- ' if 4 I --sl ji? , .-' . fue l 1 N ' 1343- 1 Founded at University of Pennsylvania, 1850 35 Active Chapters Alpha Chi Chapter, December 12, 1925 166 E. Woodritjf Avenue This is the fraternity of the famous artist, Maxlicld Parrish, and this in itself makes this a select group. Willard Scott is one of their most outstanding and well known members on the campus, both as a member of the Student Senate, as as a mem' ber of the InetrfFraternity Council and Y. M. C. A. 7' . 1,4 X , 3 , W 1 -3 'v -, , -v.. l li IA '01, i f ,' . .vu , Founded at Ohio State University, 1904 79 Eighteenth Avenue This is a local fraternity founded at Ohio State in 1926, and one which has made some very dehnite advances in the past three years. It does not aim to take a large chapter, but the calibre of the men in the organization is very good. GAMMA DELTA THETA CLASS OF 1929 Dwight Felton Donald Galehouse Howard Good William Hagy Edmund Czolgos CLASS OF 1930 Harlin Fry Clarence Harris CLASS OF 1931 Ralph Harmon james Hartford PLEDGES Edward Dewald john Galehouse William Jahn Hm-Qld Nice Frank Hall Otto Micholanda J. Culchauxe Harmon Nice Den,-ald Harlfoni Milcolunda Harris Fry D. Galchouxe Good j uhn Czolgos 52083 PHI MU DELTA CLASS or 1929 Tanner Andrews Milton Carey Francis Harvey George Krause Clair Boger Laddie Cervenka William Hoare Edwin Miller Alvin Moellenlcamp Melbert Paul Bruce Rogers CLASS OF 1930 William Buerk Milford Dickman 'Thomas Hughes Henry Petersen Donald Decker Clay Ellinger Raymond Morgan Leland Roth Ivon Ulrcy CLASS CF 1931 Russell Cashner Kenneth Samuels PLEDGES Paul Ashbaugh Lloyd Dolbear Franklin Krause Robert Peoples Wilmer Atkinson john Durigg Theodore Lyons Charles Roth Robert Bedell George Jennings James Painter Floyd Whitmer Whilmcr Roth jenning-S Moellunkamp Samuels liogvr Pctvrxwn Paul Harvey Puinlcr Bvdull Rolh Dolhwr lfllingff Morris Morgan ' A4illcr Buerk Dicknmn F. Krause Ccrvcnlca RUS'-'VS . Cdffy G- Kfilll-YU HUGH! Decker Amlrcu-s Hughes Cuslmcr ijzzooj 1 A x fi f Xa J if M'-'why' X -'eT'7f::g-': 1 Founded at Connecticut State College, 1918 14 Active Chapters Mu Gamma Chapter, May 22, 1926 101 Twelfth Avenue Phi Mu Delta won the Homecoming decoration prize this year with a very attractively decorated house in honor of the Princcton'Ohio State foot- hall game. 2 Founded at Columbia University, 1910 29 Active Chapters Tau Delta Chapter, May 27, 1927 1683 Summit Street Hillel dramatics would probably collapse without the Tau Eps, Sol Shaman being dramatic chairman and also keeps the money, of which Louis Sapp sees to the making. Not con' tent with this, the frater' nity has Sam Goldman di' recting music there. Meaimf while, Sam Levine helps out on Sun Dial. TAU EPSILON PHI CLASS OF 1929 Max Levine Maxwell Papurt Aaron Peck Louis Sapp Samuel Schecter Oscar Schreiber William Wassersroxri CLASS OF 1930 Seymon Brodsky Harold Cohen Harold Romain Sol Shaman CLASS OF 1931 Yale Bloom Herman Gross Leon Lippman John Schaffer Morris Schwartz PLEDGES Abraham Barth Joe Eisenburg Sidney Pearlman Stanley Sackin Sam Lavine Maurice Rosenthal Gross Sachin Pearlman. Sclzwartz Brodsky Roma in Wtlsscrslrorn Peck Schafer N Cohen Sclicclcr Schreiber Sapp .Slzanmn 52103 Sidney Broida Jerome Brown ' . ---, --- -.-v PHI BETA DELTA CLASS OF 1929 jack Jaffe CLASS OF 1930 Max Fisher Robert Hirsch Aron Mathieu Louis Horwitz Stanley Koerner 'FI' Albert Narosny Samuel Smith CLASS OF 1931 Abraham Mellk Leon Goldstein Martin Siegel Lewis Tucker PLEDGES Marriot Nadler David Abramson Irving Medofl' Samuel Jaffe Samuel Lupper Robert Morrison Alan Plant Morris Rabinowitz Norman Liff Brouvi Kaurncr Hirsch Fisher Horwitz Smith Norosny Medolf' Malik Rubinowilz jaje Abramson Plant 'I'ueI41-r Culilslein Lilf Morrison Siegel Nadlcr Luppcr 52113 Founded at Columbia University, 1912 30 Active Chapters Alpha Epsilon Chapter, june 19, 1927 196 Fifteenth Avenue Marty Siegal and Max Fisher, who have served on Makio, freshman dra' matics, and as managers of various athletic teams, help make Phi Beta Del- ta's new house even more attractive. Founded at College of Charleston, 1904 38 Active Chapters Alpha Nu Chapter, November 5, 1927 118 Fourteenth Avenue Robert Everhart is the president of Wesley Play' ersg Johnny Haas was the treasurer of the Junior class last year: Marcy Powell is one of the boys inclined toward music. These are just a few of the outstanding Pi Kappa Phis. Stuart Cummins Robert Everhart Harold Freshwater Walter Insley Donald Bartlett John Corley Robert Crossley Alvin Frye PI IQXPPA PHI CLASS OF 1929 Iohn Haas George Heinzelman Edward Wells CLASS OF 1930 Marcy Powell Donald Rader CLASS OF 1931 Norbert Fuchs Homer Henrie PLEDGES Richard Kiinzler loseph Kovic Iames Miller Eugene Klinzler Russell Newhouse Fred Rector Edwin Stickel Fred Peters Eugene Poling Aubrey Ralph Edgar Routzong Lester Thompson Charles Rusler Prentice Woodhouse Nelson White Harry Wirls Lawrence Wells Robert Toomey Daniel Ursu Arthur Wilcoxen Henrie UFS!! Woorlhouse Cummins Bartlett Plunson Wfilcoxsen Freshwater R. Kiinzler Crossley Kovie Fuchs Sliclwl Thompson Rtams Weimer Roullong Poling E. Kiinzler Haas Wirls Insley L. Wells While Rusler Powell Evcrhart Arnold E. XVells Newlwust 52123 Robert Anderson Conrad Daum Paul King .r X. Eugene Bonner Kenneth Cook George Bernard Harold Brooks BETA KAPPA MEMBER IN FACULTY joseph Dorff john Gollan john Harmon Laurence Curl CLASS OF 1929 CLASS OF 1930 Williain McQuilkin Howard Ohl CLASS OF 1931 Robert Hcrrold Edwin Kahlcr james Page DeVere Shannon Ezra Smith James Skipper Rudolph Styblo Richard Smith Nicholas Zink Bayne Smith Charles Orr Paul XVallrahenstein Frederick Perner Leroy Cochrell Chester Fogarty William Kimball PLEDGES Paul Bogert Joseph Brumigin Lloyd Guenther Robert Hoinbergcr Joseph Jones Kenneth Reed Emerson Reeder Arthur Sharp Clarence Smith Lester Strouf McQuiQl4in Ruud E. Smilh Shannon C. Smith Bogart Sclxulllwis Guenther lfvgurly I-Iurmun L Gallon Ohl Bonner Cochrell King Reader 13. Smith Hurruld Kimball Purnur Dawn Barriburl Anderson Sharp Slyblo Wfullrubenstin Dorf Ixaliler Slqippcf R'S,,mh 3,0016 Bumwd Cook . A . ,V 'iii 101' 1.' '2'. f 'Il ., Founded at Hamline University, 1901 26 Active Chapters Alpha Alpha Chapter, May 19, 1928 227 Fifteenth Avenue This was the organization known as the Varsity Club until May 1, 1928, when it became a national Beta Kappa. It was a very good local and has made equally rapid strides as a national. Founded at New 'York University, 1913 21 Active Chapters Eta Chapter, April 22, 1928 2043 Iuka Avenue Jack Cohen Manfert Alter David Gerstcnfeld ALPHA EPSILGN PI Samuel Fisher Sidney Finn Ben Goldberg Milton Rubin CLASS OF 1929 CLASS OF 1930 CLASS OF 1931 Gerald Lefkowitz Samuel Freiileld Samuel Swerdlow Louis Vinocur Charles Phillips Samuel Lockshin Maurice Weisberger PLEDGES Milton Ciralsky Samuel Fcinman Harold Ginsburg Michael Kowal Emanuel Deitz Victor Fisehel Harry Goldberg Willard Levin Maurice Favish Arthur Freedman Julius Kaiserman Morris Mattlin William Phillips Edward Schlczingcr Irwin Weiss I V Cohen ' A Kon-ul Wz'iss All:-r Schlezingcr Alllllllfl i XVcisbcrgcr Q lxazscrmanv Phillips Ciralxky Rubin Cvrslvlifclrl Finn l'i-vflul lwinmdll ,V Dlflfl Ginsburg Favisli Freedman Goldberg Levin Cohen Locksh in I' lslwf Lcfkowilz Frcifcld Vinacur Goldberg Lorwin Swcrdlow 52143 X! Y nik. X f Q ware, f, ' '-fr H -A' qi-Vin X fri. fX XX 2 A David Braitman XVilliam Epstein Meyer Bailin Solomon Cohen Sanford Arsham Morris Bailin SIGMA LAMBDA PI CLASS OF 1929 joseph Friedman joseph Kohn CLASS OF 1930 Joseph Fellman jack Goven do Morris Karmasin Julius Landau Ben Stillman CLASS OF 1931 jack Engleman Lewis Jacoby Barnett Kaplan Harry Bonchek Ben Chapsky Manuel Sacks Gibson Sandler Harry Silver PLEDGES Irwin Confeldt Edward Gardner Harold Lotzoff Paul Meyer William Slomovitz Charles Weinberg Abraham Gross William Herman Irving Stillman Henry Weiner David Weiss Gardcr Levin Fvirdman Slomovit: Weinberg Harris Fellman Cohen Chu!!-YM? I Bonchck Weiss Herman Confeldl Weiner Lalwf LUHJIIU B'U 'f 1 Slillmnn Sachs Kulpun Builen Jacoby Kohn 30flf'l Mf5'f'5 SJW Corendo Englcmun Stillman Arsham 52153 H. ll ll ll is , X NL 5 J Founded at New 'York University, 1910 18 Active Chapters Omicron Chapter, May 25. 1928 226 E. Fourteenth Avenue This is Sigma Lambda Pi's hrst year on thc cam' pus, and it has made very rapid progress on the cam' pus. joe Fellman is a member of the varsity fencing team, and Ben Clapsky was placed at for' ward on the Allflntramural basketball team. Seymour Harris is on the Scarlet Mask business staff and is also a candidate for freshman baseball man' ager. Cl o 3 PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES Agriculture Alpha Zeta Delta Theta Sigma Tau Gamma Phi Applied Optics Epsilon Psi Epsilon Architecture Alpha Rho Chi Commerce Alpha Kappa Psi Delta Sigma Pi Congregationalist Omicron Alpha Zeta Dentistry Delta Sigma Delta' Psi Omega Xi Psi Phi Education Kappa Phi Kappa Engineering Theta Tau Forensic Q Phi Delta Gamma Graduate Science Gamma Alpha fournalism Sigma Delta Chi Law Delta Theta Phi Gamma Eta Gamma Phi Alpha Delta Phi Delta Phi Medicine Alpha Mu Pi Omega Alpha Kappa Kappa Phi Chi Phi Delta Epsilon Phi Rho Sigma Pharmacy and Chemistry Alpha Chi Sigma Kappa Psi Phi Delta Chi Rho Pi Phi Veterinary Medicine Alpha Psi Omega Tau Sigma fziej E O D PROFESSIONAL INTERfERATERNITY FRED MINNIOH f - MAXWELL FLESHER f MAXWELL BRUMBAUGH ROBERT SMITH f - THEODORE DONALDSON ROBERT SMITH f f CLELAND THOMAS f GEORGE Ross f f f ROBERT CALDWELL f HAROLD MASON f f MAXWELL FLESHER - SAMUEL ERSKINE f ROBERT HAWRER f IRVING SOHONEERO ' JOSEPH BRUMBAUGH DOUGLAS WARNER f FRED MINNIOH f COUNCIL OFFICERS f f f f f - - President - VicefPresident f f ' Secretary f - - f f - f Treasurer f - Student Senate Representative MEMBERS f 1 f , E Alpha Kappa Kappa Alpha Mu Pi Omega f f Alpa Omega Delta Sigma Delta f Delta Theta Phi Gamma Eta Gamma f Phi Alpha Delta f f f f Phi Chi Phi Delta Epsilon f Phi Rho Sigma f f Psi Omega f f Xi Psi Phi 52173 413.3 ll C l ' C ...- ff . .... QIII ll I 4 -,5f5::11 EEE F ':::isee:::e:ze'- :::,5.g:gg:::::::gg ... . . ...m.... I ':: 5:!::' ':::- ' ...ui-1. 4..::...., .,, ....... nupfnnno- ' .A ,4 -...-........-...fi ifzzgi i x .15 lllrlllllllufiliiilll HZ llmllll .lla- YQ-lflfflflllfllfff' .1 3:3 ..........---..... it gggg ,i Q --...M-........ ,.. ...mm---1---1. . ,,,:2 T ev S' . ' Fil ...mn mu... :SEEN pp R - JY Founded at Univcvsity of Michigan, 1869 59 Active Chapters Swan Ivm Chapter, April 28, 1893 This is the oldest law fra' ternit on the campus, and was flounded at the Uni- versity of Michigan in 1869. It has an imposing array of faculty men and a very large body of alumni. Richard Gordon and john Hartman were elected as members of the Order of the Coif, and several of their number wear the coveted Phi Beta Kappa key. if Ny N7 fx fx Herschel Arant Robert Hunter Horace Baggott John Durfey Floyd Fowler Earl Beougher William Davis PHI DELTA PHI Norman Lattin LAW CLASS OF 1929 Clarence Laylin Harry Vanneman CLASS OF 1930 Richard Gordon John Hartman Harold James CLASS OF 1931 Frank Eiclrenmeyer Charles Glander Melville Dill john Gregg Alton Wells PLEDGES Robert Crier Charles Darnell David Danlrworth Jack Evans Robert Mathews William Rose Collis Lane Richard Sater David Thomas John Hill Paul Key Leland Lord Rex Hanna john Johnston Lewis Simes Alonzo Tuttle John Van Dervoort Lawrence Worstell John Zuber Paul Taylor Edward Thompson Donald Turnbull David Morgan Howard Park 'fliongasan Gregg Eichcmcycr Hartman Dill Fon lcr Thomas Key coughcr uber Durfey Worstell Taylor Lord j ames Safer Glundcr Vun Dcrrorl Cordon Davis Lane BVAGOU ' Tllfflbllll 52133 Clyde Hebble Asa Edwards Warren Garnhart William Kling Glenn Adams Robert Bishop Ambrose Bowers R Carlos Bowman Beecher Dierdorif Kenneth Broesamle Charles Brokaw Harold Brown - obert Secrest , 6. . 1 fist . Ri- Q Q, . XI PSI PHI DENTISTRY MEMBERS IN FACULTY Earl jones George Paflcnhargcr Louis Reif Charles Strosnider CLASS OF 1929 James Londergan Fred Minnich Russell McCarty CLASS OF 1930 Bernice Cehrs Malcolm Forges Chester Frickman Roy Smith CLASS OF 1931 Riley Hardacre Harold Kilpatrick Darrell Walters CLASS OF 1932 Glenn Casto Donald Webster William Christie Kenneth Davis Earl Kinsey PLEDGES Lamonte Retz Roy Schefller Fred Schwab Basil Likens Walter Mitchell Frank Marmor EdV Arthur O'Brien Lyle Pitt George Townsend Frank Dettling Clarcnde Hien Bruce Rodgers Samuel Randall Don Spicer Henry Stallings Raymond Young Paul McCleary Lamar Reynard Maurice Sandrock an Dervoort Howard Sprague August Urankar Delbert Waud Harold Johnson john Iubin , Bower-v WUll4 -Y 'spmguc .'5ch'ml', , Ynlmll Carnliar! Smilll liroznvnurlc l'fiflUNUf1 Bl-Yll0P Cfwlv PIU, 'SPICUV I lVi:l1.rI1:r Adams CTUIIIXY Wand AIcClcury Mitchell Kling Bowman V 0 linen Diurdorf RL-12 Hunlqgrg Kilpatrick Stallings Urunkcr Sandrock hlinnlck Nlramor McCarty Sclivfller Eduiurils 52193 Founded at University of Michigan, 1889 31 Active Chapters Kappa Chapter, March 19, 1897 141 Thirteenth Avenue This fraternity was found' ed also at the University of Michigan and is the oldest order of pill and potion makers on the cam- pus. They are represented in many lines of campus activity despite their un' usual name. Beecher Dierf dorlf is a member of the varsity tennis team this year. .E if li I . .... tilQ I '-V .::::: 9 15 rf' Founded at Ohio State University, 1897 37 Active Chapters Townshend Chapter, November 4, 1897 144 Thirteenth Avenue This agricultural fraternity was founded at Ohio State University in 1897, and one of their founders was John Cunningham, a for' mer trustee of this uni' versity, and chosen by this book as one of Ohio State's most outstanding alumni. sg v 5 43 75 Carl Arnold Edgar Arneson Roderick Barden Israel Blauser Frank Beach Firman Bear Harold Borst joel Coffey Raymond Gray Carl Brosch Harold Drake Lester Garver Richard Baker Clarence Bowen ALPHA ZETA MEMBERS IN FACULTY John Dowler Oscar Erf John Falconer Carl Gay Frank Hclmrich Donald Kays Robert Lang john Lyman George Lynch Paul Zumbro CLASS OF 1929 Raymond Law Arthur Milner George Mitiska CLASS OF 1930 Andrew Gordon Clyde Gordon Charles McBride Glen McCuen Paul Minneman Dillon Myer Marion Myers Harry O'Brien Herbert Osborn Williain Palmer Charles Plumb Laddie Mitiska George Pulliam Hanson Rhodes Claude Hummel Harold Huston Percival Potter Harry Ramsower Chester Reed john Sitterly Benton Stahl Harold Twitchcl Alfred Vivian Adolph Waller' Charles Willard Paul Scherer Ralph Schwartz Elmer Yutzi Gale Kasler Leonard Melching Leroy Roudebush Williain Walker Joseph Weiskirchcr CLASS OF 1931 Clayton Brod Homer Browning . PLEDGES Everrett Albyn Richard Finckel Hubert Robinson James McBride Robert Barre Ervin Coleman Edwin Henry Ralph Metz Joseph Blickle John Fisher Howard Hootman Williain Murphy Lawrence Brubaker Frank Furniss Albert Kennard Vivian Overturf Richard King Raymond Starlin l Hummel Roudubuslx Ellyson A. Gordon Zuucli S. Gordon Kasler Alurphv Bfllbdlwf Bowen Wffff-Yfffflwf Hover Alul: Pulliam Brod Wfallcer ' Fisher Sclumrlz Coleman Bliclclu Huston Carver Alelcliing Yulzi Browning Law Drake Baker Brosch Scherer AI i riska Rhodes Milner f2201 Casper Benson Irwin Bottenhorn Clarence Britt Rube Eyestone Marion Franjac Glenn Heller Edgar Kauffman Ray McCulloch .Al 251' .I fi, .yi : J ' ALPHA MU PI OMEGA MEDICINE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Edward Buck Jacob Coons Huston Fulton Carl Spohr CLASS OF 1929 Elson McCullough William Miller james Pond Carlos Rian john Roberts Clarence Sanders CLASS OF 1930 Alexander Kimmel Joseph McNinch Donald McDill Howard Maxwell William Workman PLEDGES Harry Beilhart Donald English Charles Bishop Lawton Gerlinger James Carson William Gibson Stephen Churchill Robert Gillis Louis Cosgrove Chester Cramer William Hunt Orval Miller Elmer Horton Clayton McPeek Eugene Masters Walter Scheidt Howard Schwindt Lowell Smith Clyde Speicher Calvin Spencer Lewis Stephen Richard Paisley Thomas Rardin Milton Oakes Crawford Pope Ralph Rasor Lloyd Reynolds Ralph Rohner Wirt Scott W Ernest Scott Harry Semans Charles Shephard Vincent Ward Wendell Weller John Wenzke Asia Whitacre Hugh Winbigler Kenneth Taylor Cleland Thomas Hugh Settcrficld Marion Shafer Charles Shanely illiam Stephenson Bernard Terrel Thomas Wangler Paisley Wood H, Taggart Ixnws Carsler l Verlxoj AfIcNinrl1 A4iIclu'll McDil Mzglcls H. 'lliggvll Donohue Ballon l lWcCoy Lmchc Nluxwcll Rarrlin 'fliomus Sclxcidl Sanders Gibson Wfarrl 'I Spclclicf -Stephan Wfenzke Whilafrf Heller McCollocl1 Fmnjuc li. Arfcflollaugli Weller lXlI1U11c'l lU3'l0r Alonfs Spencer Sclm-imll Eycsfom: A4illcr 52213 Founded at University of Pennsylvania, 1890 12 Active Chapters Epsilon Chapter, February 12, 1920 1454 Neil Avenue Some of the outstanding alumni of this fraternity are the wcllflcnown doc' tors: Dr. H. M. Brund' age, Dr. C. I. Shepard, Dr. Andrew Timberman, Dr. E. C. Buck, Dr. Carl Spohr, and Dr. C. W. McGavran. Lf: E 77- 1 1 1 A I Fr 7 r M fr .e:..: ....... .. Y l X H .::.::::::::! rw- 2- -' ' QQ ,,,,, E ,tmzxsr HHS--g - -- ' ..... f- Ei Vvv , 0,6 - - 'wax N I Jr Founded at Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, 1892 36 Active Chapters Psi Chapter, December 4, 1901 109 Twelfth Avenue Psi Omega was founded at Baltimore College of Dental Surgery in 1892. Among their outstanding men are Professors Wen' dell Postle, Harry Semans, Irwin Bottenhorn and Wil' liam Graham. V fx R 'I'-lg I .4 . c fa QUE I ifit f 1T'?+1F,' DQ Y ik PSI OMEGA DENTISTRY MEMBERS IN FACULTY Irwin Bottenhorn William Graham Wendell Postle Herbert Shumway Harvey Cottrell Ollie Mobberly Harry Semans Richard Snyder Frank Starr Victor Steffel Roland Wiltberger CLASS OF 1929 Raymond Cummins William Gerber Earl Miller Russell Puder Richard Deeds Elmer Lambert John McAdams Eugene Reelhorn Robert Wade Douglas Warner CLASS OF 1930 Dean Boucher Waldon Franklin George Kidd Walter Merriman Arlyn Brooke Orla Gruner Floyd Koepfer Charles Roenker Willis Buckley William jenkins Ted Knechtley George Schneider Harold Crow Lawrence Jones Charles Lieberman Harley Stone Charles Stingley Leson Wiley Chester Winter CLASS OF 1931 Thomas Adams James Chessrown Robert McCarron John Roth Harold Bandi Lawrence Cleek Leroy Nagel Lloyd Smith George Bent Irvin Henry Ray Phipps Diehl Sulsberger Robert Brawley Kay Kirk Charles Richner Volney Thomson Lowell Treece Donald Weber PLEDGES Alton Brashear Nelson Embrey Donald Lose Ross Wales jason Damuth Albert Linscott Charles Ludy Louis Wylie Kirk Gruner Winter Nagel Knechlley Merriman McAdams Boucher Sulsberger 'Treece Weber Roth Cummins Gerber Brooke Lieberman Cleek Bent Buckley Phipgg McCarron Sl ingley Thomson Henry Crow Schneider Wiley R iclmer Smith urner Bondi Puder Lam bert jones Kloupfvr Reelholn Nliller Brawley 52223 Y Y I 1' iff.. 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Herchel Aldrich Charles Beale Floyd Craig Paul Groves Paul Bratton Frank Cook Dalton Deeds ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA MEDICINE CLASS OF 1929 Clyde Dawson William Griffith Kenneth Smith CLASS OF 1930 Joseph Hebble Clarence Hullinger john Yochem CLASS OF 1931 Francis Kintz Henry Lacey James Long Wade McCreight George Bohlender Myers Creamer Richard Firmin Samuel Flook john Karch George Imholf Harold Lawrence Lawrence Patterson Eugene Peters Clarence Risley Robert Smith Ross Knoble Tom Lewis Maxwell Raine Lovell Rohr Robert Snipes Harold Eisenbarger Ernest Snyder james Stump Giles Wolverton Walter Yin gling Weis Cook Risley I Knoble ' Snyder Lacey Brauon Borden Yoolwm Creamer I Griffin l IXUF-th Wfwisenbergur Yingling PL - Cl b l ' Ald 'ch Smith Snlfif-Y Pc! r R ' Wolverton xlltrson :am er am fl e s time Creiglil Hvbble Rohr Beale Grorc Craig Floalc Hullinger H. 1 , -if ll Sass: ssgzssisssssszsssc, . . ...mm-...-mm . .,.............-0, 7222- 1I2!27!l1l!7SI5 ... ........,...... .. ,L .v......-...... ll 12 ZCZSILTIIZ' .. .. ........ ... ,..,. -............ -mi ::::::::::::' . ......... Q X Q I 1 I R I 7233 - -... ... ' ::. , .522 Founded at Dartmouth College, 1888 46 Active Chapters Pi Chapter, October 2, 1902 199 West Tenth Avenue This chapter was installed by Doctor Cook, the Grand President of Alpha Kappa Kappa, on October 2,1902. At the time the Ohio Med' ical College was merged with Starling Medical Col' lege, the chapter absorbed a local fraternity known as Phi Sigma Psi. r ' V : .?E:EE5E?' ' 2555552 l LH iiiZE!!liilQ:!:22i?S.s:i 52525 1 5' : I 'a all : QI U, t Q A . l QA ffllo Il If lf f if . t lil 1filllf :esssaasae 'S -lures' :e'::::: :::::i. - .-:Q :EM if ...... .. .. i... -1 lv... ..... . . . . . -i........... .!lI.:.s V mg u.....n . 1-Q.. .. , . ... -................ L.:-. ....-m. ...... .. w......!......:. - gg.: E!!!!!!!lE?EE!!!i5 55225 . iii: '::::' 3 e ue.:- ,4 mn' r rs? 1 'L55:i l - J Founded at Ohio State University, 1907 3 Active Chapters Alpha Chapter, April 5, 1907 244 West Tenth Avenue This fraternity was estab' lished on this campus in 1905. Some of their hon- orary members are Dean Alfred Vivian, dean of the college of agriculture and Wendell Paddock of the department of horticulture. fi QQ DELTA THETA SIGMA AGRICULTURE MEMBERS IN FACULTY William Brownfield Otto Croy Wallace Hanger John Sliphcr Frederick Salter Robert Stoltz John Wuichet CLASS OF 1929 Herbert Carey Hubert Davis Edwin Henderson Murray Janes Lester Cronin Morris Durkce George Holmes Ralph Reece Howard Romshe Arthur Walker Robert Woodruff CLASS OF 1930 James Cox Lee Glass Charles Kelley Russell Shipman Donald Wasem ' ' CLASS OF 1931 Willard Boyer James Carrcll Russell Hitz Duane Wilson Albert Zielke SEIDGEITCI Lawrence Black Edmond Brandebcrry James Jones Ralph Meachem John Brockschmidt Paul Cook Carey Karnes Thomas Reed John Binning Clifford Clary Bernard Lindner Dale Scott Joseph Boynton Morton Hamilton Lloyd Mackey Harold Steiner Clifford Varney j :mes Cronin Reed Brandebcffy Carrell jones Cox Zielke Kelly Wilson Binnig Davis Henderson Hilz I Romshe Scott Lindner Vurney Boyer Holmes Slupnmn Class V Woodruj' Wasem Walker Reece f224J Ei if XX XX Robert Bachman Richard Garnett Paul Gingrich Ralph Battin Thomas Bretherton Bert Adams Rolland Bailey Thomas Chittenden GAMMA ETA GAMMA LAW MEMBER IN FACULTY Willard Patty CLASS OF 1929 Cecil Lindslcy Howard Lutz Arthur Martin C Frank Crawford Raymond Daily Maxwell Flesher LASS OF 1930 CLASS OF 1931 Howard Hamilton Vvlilliam Ketchum Hubert Massar PLEDGES James Nitschke Leslie Stratton Dale Stump Max Johnstone Charles Lynch Benson Owens Olen Mavis Raymond Morgan Joseph Nemec Clair Trunick Louis Wolfe Alvin Zurfluh Joseph Poorman Frank Warren Morton Neipp Paul Smith Thomas Osborne N itschlze Nemr.-c Nvipp Hamilton Ketchum M avi.: Bailey Zurfiuh BFCIHHIUH Tflmif Abel Owens Smith Marlin Lindslcy Ll-U2 P00fm0f1'1 Gingrich Stump Bachman 52253 4 ,3 i r iii ii i t Li - 3. .i Q - ni li Founded at Univcvsity of Maine, 1901 26 Active Chapters Rho Chapter, April 1. 1906 83 Fowrteenth Avenue Gamma Eta Gamma was founded in 1901 at the University of Maine. One of their best known mem' bers in Dale Stump, who was the chairman of the Mock Convention which was held on this campus some time ago. He is a very able and forceful speaker. .E ffl .- 111. 011525121 ' ZX ....... .1331 'i '2lH21!Z! l f - Founded at University of Michigan, 1883 30 Active Chapters Xi Chapter, May 23, 1908 176 Fifteenth Avenue Dean Clair D e, dean of the College ofy Pharmacy, is a loyal member of this chapter, which is a profcs' sional fraternity not only in pharmacy but also in the allicd science of chem' istry. xy N Clarence Brown James Alton Charles Bishop Harold Cramer Willis Cramer James Blanchard Royce Eyerman Edward Armitage William Becker William Carpenter PHI DELTA CHI PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY MEMBERS IN FACULTY Claire Dye William Keyser William Stevens Charles Williams CLASS OF 1929 Vernon Frederick Allen Turnbull CLASS OF 1930 John Goorlcy Maurice Kane Carl Lundgren Norman Sulzer CLASS OF 1931 Harry Hart Frank McCoy George Hale Alfred Hamilton Robert Innis Iohn Musselman Robert Wing Walter Mercer Robert McCabe Frederick Neel James Wiley William Pearch George Stafford Howard Krichbaum Louis McKnight Arthur Penrod William Mueller Earl Schweinfurth Harry Olson Harold Ryan Willard Schumaker Chester Widemeyer Marion Wykoff joseph Smiley john Suter Robert Williams Coarley Schwcinfurlh Wing Wfylcoj' Musselman Hart Sulzcr Mercer Wfidmcyer Eyerman H. Cramer Schumacher B' h Bl I d NI C St H d K Ne l Pearch ls up auclur I c oy a or une e Turnbull Lundgren Wllvy Frederick Olson Cramer Ryan Allan ,4 if I A as Emory Almy Cecil Boord Thomas Chadwick Thomas Chadwick James Beam William Black James Cross Harold Almen Clarence Beck Donald Baker ALPHA CHI SIGMA CHEMISTRY MEMBERS IN FACULTY Jesse Day William Henderson Dana Demorest James Lord William Evans William McCaughey Wesley France William McPherson GRADUATE STUDENTS Myron Eggleston Melville Pearce CLASS OF 1929 Robert Hamilton Benjamin Hanson Frederick Henderson CLASS OF 1930 Edward Burd Earl Callinan CLASS OF 1931 Marion Conn Melvin Lund Willard Palmer Waino Pesola Thomas Falknor Frederick Green ich Ralph Cramer Edward Mack Edward O'Rourke Arthur Watts Arthur Watts Lawrence Postle Francis Steele Charles Wilson Homer McDougal Harry Thiemecke Thomas Elslager Ralph Kewish Arthur Miller Arzie Wolf PLEDGES George Sting Henderson Cramer M iller 1-wld Tllivmvvfw ' Elslager Baker Beam Burd Almen Posllc J Conn Ixeirislin NlcDougal Beck Wolfe Steele Falkner Pesolu I almer Pearce Grggnifh Hanson Wilsqfg 52273 32- I.. .Ei sf? :mt my -. 55: T - :::::. 'iiiiim Founded at University of Wisconsin, 1902 44 Active Chapters Lambda Chapter, April io, 1910 1927 Wuldeck Avenue This chemical fraternity was founded at the Uni' versity of Wisconsin in 1902 and includes in its list of faculty some of the most outstanding men in the field. Professor Wil- liam Evans, holder of the Nichols medal for research and chemical achievement is a member of this fra- ternity. i-n -1. -11. -zn- is Hi F111 5 'U 'li ' Q f jp if I ..a4 Founded at DePauw University, 1909 34 Active Chapters Theta Chapter, june 9, 1911 Sigma Delta Chi, if they had done nothing clsc cerf tainly edited one of the finest scandal sheets for the Senior Prom, that has ever appeared on this campus. It was full of real scandal and lots of it. Several very well known men have recently been initiated into this frater' nity, including Erie Hop' wood, and Harry Busey, managing editor oi' the Citizen JOURNALISM MEMBERS IN FACULTY John Fleming Lester Getzloc Osman Hooper joseph Myers john Fullcn William Graves Lewis Morrill Harry O Brien CLASS OF 1929 William Boyenton Edwin Carman Earl Hall Archie Knapp Stanley Schellenger Arden Strang Byron Wilson CLASS OF 1930 Marion Chenowcth William Dornbirer Emmitt O Connor Kenneth Miller Robert Diffendal Carlton Hartley Emory Heizer Seth Mattlngly Miles Smith Paul Steinberger Earl Wilson Alillcr Afallingly Smilh H ll v Wilson CllCROIl'ClI1 Schvllmgcr 52283 EI. W W 3 ll , -'Tx 1 ll ' 2 OMEGA 'mu SIGMA i , VETERINARY MEDICINE I MEMBERS IN FACULTY 4,1 Qt Walter Hobbs Fred Speer N. - l Frank Armfield William Busic Densil Bartlett Howard Hinchmag r Howard Aiken CLASS OF 1929 Thomas Craver Arno Danforth Emmett LeDune Henry Lidikay CLASS OF 1930 Ormond Hummond Earl Moore win Slatter William Stevens CLASS OF 1931 James Burris Kenneth Burris Leonard Bailey Edwin Barnes Robert Armstrong Donald Bates Lauren Bechtol James Collier Gordon Castor Walter Farrell PLEDGES Lyle Gray Gilbert Haigler Ward Hays William Henson Raymond Wenger Clyde Everson Charles Hall William James Clifton Latshaw Cornelius Thibeault John Morrow Charles Runnels Gail Robson Kenneth Sherren Stanley Taylor John McClure Leonard Richardson Wallace McKinley James Smith Ralph Peters Kenneth Smith Lyle Putnam Elmer Rook Marion Scotland Gerald Wade Paul White Orran Hofstetter Harold Hoss Grayelen McKee Thatcher Parker I Afikfn , '5,'L 'e' , Sldflvr Alorrow Hummon lx. Burriss Barley S UNl McClure Richardson Slcrcns Castor Peters , h V NOON j. Burris.: Putnam Hull Arnlfield Hllbfaull .faffll-'S li1'1:r.r0n Carver 1:2291 Founded at Cornell University, 1907 4 Active Chapters Gamma Chapter, November 15, 1911 143 East Frambes Avenue This is the oldest, the best, and the only veteri- nary medicine fraternity on the campus, and thus it holds a very unique po' sition with re erence to its competitors. Doc Craf ver is one of their most capable cutfups, and is also a member of the Stu' dent Senate. Frank Arm' field, William Busic and Cornelius Thibeault are some of their wcllfknown men on the campus. MEMBERS IN FACULTY CLASS OF 1931 125 f .Z..!Z...1. 1 ...mm-nu , . '... mmf' ,.. ....... -r..a...Z.!:.sasssa: .5 .:.::..::: l - 'V' ll , - p B v tjf Founded at Northwestern University, 1890 26 Active Chapters Omega Chapter, February 22, 1913 1520 Neil Avenue On the data sheet for this fraternity we found such a long and impressive list of outstanding alumni that it is impossible to do any justice to it. We might mention in passing Lynn W. St. john, director of athleticsg Coach John W. Wilce, Eugene F. Mc' Campbell, John and Rus- sell Means, and Frank Castleman. 0,9 Q W ik er lo ,M A QS if ' PHI RHO SIGMA MEDICINE Leslie Biglow Earl Baxter Paul Charlton Verne Dodd Lawrence An derson Maynard Brown Albert Frost Elijah Gordon Edwin Hamilton George Hoskins Rees Williams CLASS OF 1929 Theodore Donaldson Kenneth Greenwalt Robert Solt Solomon Hatfield Herman Koerper john Means Russell Means Harlan Wilson Dorrence Hankinson Lambert Kerschgens Harwood Taylor Link Murphey George Nelson Harry Reinhart William Taylor Adonis Nihizer Dale Roth CLASS OF 1930 Emerson Blake Bernard Ingmire Warren Hicks joseph Brumbaugh Lloyd Couchman John Meister jerry Crist Charles Edwards John Hathway Lowell Erf PLEDGES Donald Alspaugh Noel George joseph lngmire Albert Meanor Theodore Allenbach John Gravis Conrad Kuehn Richard Pfarrcr Thornton Boilcau George Greenbank Virgil LaFleur Avery Powell Jess Bond Delmas Greeneltch George Mathews Donald Printz Robert Bond Francis Grogan William Miller Clare Smith Stanford Daw Clement Henrie Roy McDaniel Franklin Smith Frederick Doyle Elwood Helser George McCullough Ward Stanley Myron Thomas John Wagner Robert Yohe Roth .Gravis Thomas Hathaway Powell j. lngmire Blake B. lngrmre A Hicks Meister Edwards Grogan Couchman Daw Smith Brumbaugh Prinlz George Chris! Sell Greenwald Kerschgens Hanlcinson Donaldson Brown Anderson 52303 ME f . Q A f X ii ll ' !.5lll.:5EE:E:lllill5l575l.- E' r 1 :mf rw' - l l ffgsssar, , - h neu.:--n 555525 .tlffillllfiiliifif SEIU' sg M Qfijiiiiililfflfi A55555- DELTA THETA PHI B LAW I if-F .'i:3. 9 MEMBERS IN FACULTY lfi 9 li M - ' .J joseph Cormack CLASS OF 1929 Founded at Cleveland Alex Dombey james Hinton Kenneth Kreider Jay O'Donnell I-dw Sflwol of Baldwin' Fred Everett William Howell Frederick McManus Claud Recker Wallace College, 1900 Wallace Gourley James Kahlc ' ' Harold Mason Matthew Smith 64 Active Chapters Alhert Williams CLASS OF 1930 Clmili Seflfgflgxptff- ay 1 RflYm0nd CIOUSC Thomas Crancc 2061 Iuka Avenue CLASS OF 1931 William Kukelsil-t Roland Allen William Dunlap PLEDGES Robert Moore john McElroy Charles Schnur Glen Beavers James Hale Harry Mettler Myron Shaw Dale Bennett John Haswcll Raymond Morgan Henry Shrake William Bresnahan Theodore Horst Joseph Pound Fred Smith Rolland Dings James McBride William Riley Edwin Tuttle john Wickensimer This is the fraternity of former Governor james M. Cox, of Grant P. Ward, Horace L. Lohnes, Honor' ables C. T. Marshall and E. S. Matthias. Last but not least, it is the law fraternity of our own Corky Recker, president of the Student Senate. Dings Kukclsik licckurilh Melgl ., I' r M Kahlc Cranca A4ucI3ridc Brcnrlxnullan A Dunlap lo. Benncll axon C louse Pound Beavers M oore Allen I Dombcy Slim Shrqlw Rocker Hou-ell Mc Manu.: Wulliums Gguflfv E,-ffm Hgnlon f 231 3 1 .E gli If I i - 04 - :l V-'ill ff xiii.: ffff i I M' V I I Q .....-.......--- nm.-mi ,if ' .- Z- E2maifffegssssazaazsza.. ' - A 9 ::::EEi5iEiiiiE:: fgggggggggggggjgi ll ll - 5 1 ' .EE5i!Si: 5 isseaaaxil get 'illiiiiiiiiiiiiii f fi: PHI CHI Sm .4 li f QF. X MEDICINE 'zsva' e .EEE:. MEMBERS IN FACULTY 3535553 .M Orville Baldwin Samuel Edelman Thomas Vogel George Watson - Milton Jones Frank Warner CLASS OF 1929 . , Brinton Allison James Childs Samuel Mercer Wade Portz Foumijd rar Unavgggty of William Boukalik Wilford Lacock Mark Morgan Charles Thompson ermont, 55' Active Chapters CLASS OF 1930 Myron Bartolemew Paul Fancher Wilbur McKee Roy Meredith f Gamma Chapter Ray Brown Kenneth Hawver Lawrence Mehl Leonard Newell November 15 1913 Robert Pumphrey Roy Shell Graydon Underwood 354 West Ninth Avenue CLASS OF 1931 Maurice Archer Isaac Curtis Carlos Larrick John Milton Milton Axthelm Frank Heckert Robert Leever George Swickard Darrel Bibler Henry Karrer Emmert Lentz Herman Wilkinson PLEDGES This is a very good mccli' cal fraternity and has a good representation on the faculty. It was founded at the University of Ver' mont, and although it has only been on this campus since 1913 it has made very rapid strides. Olen Ball Temple Baldi Byron Blank Arthur Blazey Donald Brumley John Clifton Robert Drake Merrill Everhart Ralph Everly Edgar Fry james Hammel Robert Hansel Malcolm Hargraves Robert Homan La Verne Ziegler Weber Houser Ralph McKinney Calvin Jackson Fred Neff Harold Lee Leslie Remley Charles Lehman Ed Smith Norris Lenehan Douglas Sroufe Ray Markwood Frederick Van Emon John Martindale Richard Wehr Lehman Remley I.L-ever Swiclcurd Wilkinson Kurrer Bilzlcr Archer Sroufe Nr-'U' Lavman Hargrar-cs Larrick Curtis Lcnlz Axllu-lm lvlercdzlh Owen A Slnill Marhwood ' Hansel Ercrhurl Brown Hawver Underwood Barlolmm-uf Pumphrey Bald: V Homan Heckert Port: Childs Lacock Boukulik Mercer Fanclicr Lenehan Smzlh f2321 Ki N .- fa 1 .s .4 X 1 X f 11 'ii' T ALPHA KAPPA PSI I COMMERCE Spurgeon Bell Morton Bodlish Dallas Bolon Harold Casterton Ralph Davis MEMBERS IN FACULTY Charles Dice Maynard Donaldson George Eckelberry john Fisher Raymond Gauch Mathew Hammond Felix Held Henry Hoagland Charles Huntington Hermann Miller Montgomery Pike Ralph Richards Clyde Ruggles Daniel Shonting George Starr Henry Walradt Walter Weidler CLASS OF 1929 Ward Ashman Kenneth Crawford D2lViCl Westwafef CLASS OF 1930 Martin Elberfeld Paul jones Nicholas Persel Samuel Seibert George Walters Egg. .ld jones Asha W ll' Persul Unfit Wfuslwaler Cffliliford ,um Ovivs U Us Sciburl 52333 Founded at New 'York University, 1904 46 Active Chapters Mu Chapter, May 8, 1915 This is one of the pro- fessional fraternities in the commerce college, and was founded on this campus in 1904. It has quite a large following among the facf ulty, and is well repref sented in the student body by such men as Paul Jones, Ward Ashman and Kenneth Crawford, and Samuel James Scibert, the Student Senate secretary. Founded at University of ft 1 X 4.0 'A-RQ. r 5 H0799 ' G, Q ALPHA RHO CHI ARCHITECTURE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Herbert Baumer joseph Bradford George Lynch Wilbert Ronan Charles St. John Chubb Galen Oman CLASS OF 1929 ml710l5' 1914 Robert Heichel William King Howard LeFevre LeRoy Stanley 10 Active Chapters Donovan Rice Demetrios Chapter, CLASS OF 1930 Febfuafy 25. 1916 John Garwick Melvin Josephson Justus Koch Robert Leecc 1919 Indlanola Affmfff William Gould Charles Keller Richard Larimer Edgar Shisler Keener Smith Earnest Steuart Paul Yeagley CLASS OF 1931 XVilliam Adrian Raymond Corwin Austin Knowlton PLEDGES Arthur Colburn james Fowler Howard Hinze Harold Marsh Ralph Dix Byron Green William Loretta Edward Munter Robert Firth George Hilf Eugene McElwain john Strittmatter These are the clever archif tects, who always turn out one of the best decorated houses at Homecoming, and it is always great to look across from the Phi Gam terrace to sec how the Alpha Rho Chis are go- ing to decorate this year. Their men such as Bill Gould and Dick King are not only good architects, but they are active men. on the campus as well. Frank Wesley Alar-vll Shi-Ylvr Wfeslvy Knorr lion Muntvr Lccce Stewart Grcvn Loretto Dix Fon lvr Colburn Adrian Larimer Ycuglcy josrplison Corwin Smith Stritnuxllvl 4 Firth Alvinharrlt Hvichrl K ing Could Stanley Lvl- crre 52343 15 fx A 1X EPSILON PSI EPSILON APPLIED OPTICS MEMBERS IN FACULTY Morgan Davies Clarence Ellis Orval Kraner CLASS OF 1929 Ward Ewalr John Gilleland Ellsworth Reese Maurice Wareham Edwin Williams CLASS OF 1930 Nelson Ahrahamsen Jesse Conrad Hammond Horton Earl Voegtly Nick Harris Glenn Stewart CLASS OF 1931 William Ballard George Dye Harold Hibbs George Jones PLEDGES Howard Benbow Homer Phillips Harold Snyder James Schoen Phillips Slfwafl Euvlll Abrahamscn Snyder Dye Ballard Horlon H i bbs Sclwcn Reese Harris Gilleland Wareham ROUYB Ellis Williams fzssj H. g - ill My 1 Founded at Columbia Univenity, 1911 6 Active Chapters Beta Chapter, january 10, 1916 52 E. Seventeenth Avenue The name of this frater- nity always reminds me of Maryland My Maryland, but that is neither here nor there. This is the fra' ternity in Applied Optics, and like Omega Tau Sig' ma, they are unique in their kind on this campus. Ward Ewalt is one of their real campus leaders. .E if I gw rs ,gf 2 'W .. .l - .M Founded at New 'York University, 1907 47 Active Chapters Nu Chapter, December 3, 1921 172 E. Fifteenth Avenue This is a professional fra- tcrnity in commerce, and bv the looks of their list of faculty contain about half of thc male populaf tion of the commerce facf ulty, John Lucas is the editor and business man' ager of the Ohio Com' mercef' the publication of thc Commerce college. .. 1. V A , ,' ff'?ffgQf'+ 1 3? r Q,S:?Q'3'gl?'9 - ' Q. gf fk DELTA SIGMA PI COMMERCE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Ralph Aldbaugh James Haggerty Thomas Kibler Iacob Taylor Elvin Donaldson William Kaufman Harold Maynard Eugene Van Cleef Carl Varvel James Whitsett Harrison Wilder John Haas Clement Ater Howard Baldwin Raymond Barrett Harvey Bennett Donald Jones John Lucas Robert Barrett Robert Timmer CLASS OF 1929 CLASS OF 1930 Brice Ware CLASS OF 1931 PLEDGES Joseph Corcoran Clarence Jackso Robert Kelley I1 Carlton Schell Calvin Sommer Earl Durr Kenneth Wasley William Kuipers Carlton Minnis Robert Muma Edgar Turney Don Hay Roger Williams Howard Robinson Edward Sommer Timmer Wfa ru Wasluy Wfilliams Baldwin Alcr jones Lucas Turncy Sommer Hay Haas I Durr Wilder Stlmull Donaldson Wfllilsull Taylor Ixihler 52363 Q W A 45 Milton Goodman Edward Arnold PHI DELTA EPSILON JEWISH MEDICINE CLASS OF 1929 Samuel Climo Samuel Klatman Charles Phillips CLASS OF 1930 David Greenberg Samuel Greenberg Chester Shinbach CLASS OF 1931 Louis Brooks Sydney Durschlag Irving Sehonberg PLEDGES Everett Blasberg Milton Gottlieb Sidney List Morton Block joseph Levin Arnold Piatt Harold Friedman Harold Lotzoll Maurice Rusofl Myrin Steinberg joseph Wasserstein A. Zipser Hyman Levy Morris Kalmon Albert Schonberg Sanford Schwartz Alex Sigal Levin Friedman I-UClllUl,' Bloch Sclwnberg Blasbcrg Levy Burschlag A Arnold J h A Roscnblifm Kalman Brooks List XVg,g,m-,gig-in 6. Greenberg Slunbach I hzlllps lxlalman Climo D. Greenberg Goodman 52373 1'-il: xXx NN fX ::: H L 'Sei .ae K K 522255: s I 3? K v-I N ff? Founded at Cornell Medical College, 1904 53 Active Chapters Chi Chapter, February 2, 1922 207 West Eighth Avenue This is a Jewish medical fraternity and was found' ed at Cornell Medical Col' lege. Everett Blasberg, a pledge of this fraternity, was the spring intramural manager this year and is well known on the cam' pus, as also are Sam Climo and Sam Klatman. JE Q -1 IT, Il u , 0 4 ,r :ease :Ti ' U I - 5 7 .1 is, ii' , ...ni--mn:-...... .U ...num ..,., ...,... I, ,, - ':'::::::.::::'.7lC::2:L ' 21 ,..:5:5::e:::' 'i-,mga Ur. 1 - if-.i::a::EiEi HIS- ,,.i. .Ars .A if i 5-?:::::f J ...,, d M Founded at Cornell University, 1899 15 Active Chapters Ohio State Chapter, May 1, 1922 1701 Neil Avenue This group in Graduate Science was founded at Cornell University in 1899. Among its honorary mem' bers its includes William McPherson, Raymond Os' born, Herbert Osborn, and Dr. E. M. Transeau. Its faculty members include most of the leading men in science on the campus. N4 N4 yk f 15 S. E. Blake Cecil Boord Harold Borst Robin Burrell Jesse Day Dwight DeLong William Evans Earl Beard Marion Boesel Justin Bussies Robert Conway Elah Deck Austin Edison Fred Fletcher Otis Gahm CEIXLABAJK zKIJP1i!X GRADUATESCENCE HONORARY MEMBERS William McPhersoi1 Herbert Osborn Raymond Osborn Edgar Transeau MEMBERS IN FACULTY Winston Dunham Charles Foulk Wesley France Marion Holligsworth Sylvester Humphrey Clarence Kennedy Frederick Krecker Cloyd Looker ACTIV Robert Gordon John Guthrie Paul Handel Charles Horton Paul Huber ' Paul Johnson Birely Landis Joseph Littman Frederick Lumley John Lyman Egbert Mack Bernard Meyer Joseph Miller Jay Park Thomas Phillips Chester Reed Homer Sampson E MEMBERS Marion Meyers Karl Nordstrom John Patty Eugene Provine George Rankin John Ringwald Claude Schmidt Bernard Shoemaker Elmer Schroeder Jasper Sayre Hugh Setterfield Wilmer Stover Lewis Tiffany Adol h Waller EarllWilliams James Withrow Iman Schurman Clyde Sheely George Sleesman William Smith Joseph Sutliif Alva Thompson Hiram Thut William Underwood Bauer Shoemaker Nicoll Sirain Walker Nordstrom N. Miller Tanner Dillinger Singer Webster Patty Hansley Niehaus Boesc Durr Voorliis Bloom Davis Hutclimun Buxsies -I. A. Miller Wolford Cecil Groves Beard Summerbell Heckert Strouse Slrouse Schroeder Dunham Eallierion Bognar f238J S? A fllTpfb.:' 1,2 cj, 1 X ik Lyman Baker Harold Bauman Everett Brelsford James Anderson Maurice Baird Clarence Hall AIOHZO Burdge John Fleming TAU GAMMA PHI AGRICULTURE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Ernest Hopkins John Clark Harold Curry Jonathan Frost Ralph Dush CLASS OF 1929 Hubert Starr CLASS OF 1930 James Grandstaff Loyal Hostetler Norman Haas Jack Hufford Milford Schmidt CLASS OF 1931 Joseph Popa PLEDGES Virgil Wysong Wade Welir Delmar Glenn Lawrence Holliday Clair Jones Clyde Jones Henry Mabry Edward johnson Harold Moore Robert Neill joseph Maxwell Lawrence Murray Joseph Schadd Dwight Peugeot Ray Sauer Melvin Kennedy james Patton Charles Spitler j olmson Maxwell Starr Sauer Dusli june.: Sclxaud Hoxtcller Grandstaj Baird .Schmidt Bdlllllnlll Kennedy lwurray jones llffubry Curry Clark Anderson Hull PUPU Bllkff Brelsford Frost Holliday Pmgol I:239:l in 1 o ir 1 Founded at Ohio State University, 1924 1 Active Chapter Ohio Chapter, February 25, 1924 97 West Ninth Avenue Tau Gamma Phi is one of the leading agricultural fraternities, although it was only established on this campus in 1924 and has but one chapter. James Grandstaff, editor of the Agricultural Student, and Lyman Baker, the track man, are two of the best known men in this fraternity. 2 its Erik fr ld. A l x T., X ,-, li IIIIZIIII it 'Iseli l l W ..... 7 ..... ' ---'- .1 of 5: A U til f- ' ZH G li... ..ZlI'. ,Q H... ...N--I Founded at Dartmouth College, 1922 32 Active Chapters Alpha Eta Chapter, April 14, 1928 203 West Tenth Avenue This is the old Sigma Delta Sigma fraternity in education, which changed its name on April 14, 1928. It includes in its membership Dean George Arps, dean of the college of educationg John L. Clifton, state director of education, and Raymon d Bennett, secretary of the college of education. Lee Marshall is the represent' ative of the education col' lege on the Student Senate. V sf ik Q I KAPPA PHI KAPPA EDUCATION MEMBERS IN FACULTY George Arps Raymond Bennett Orville Brim Roscoe Eckelberry John Miller Robert Smith William Stone Norris Blackburn Ralph Brown William Brown Charles Eberhard Trevor Davis Lamar Acocks Harold Farling CLASS OF 1929 Virgil Hemmelskamp Harold Hill Oliver Hoffman Lee Marshall CLASS OF 1930 Kenneth Faulhaber Charles Flickinger John Camp Paul Chism CLASS OF 1931 PLEDGES Donald Miller Owen Neill Harold Oliver Ralph Rosendale Myron Seifert john Wade Robert Wade Frederick Hunt Arthur Gaffga Arthur Herrick Germond Conaway Thomas Ramsey Paul Weimer Paul Monett Robert Atkinson Herbert Spangler Matthew Stephens Harry Wilder Michael Zupko Ellis Wiley Richard McFerren Maurice Martin Atkinson Herrick Nlonell Hill C11 ism Hunt Spangler Weimer Camp Acocks Oliver Neill Brown Wilder Ramsey Wade Blackburn Farling Davis Roscndalc Wade Fzulhaber Marlin Arps Seifert Zuoka Hemmelslmmp Marshall Wiley Stephens Miller Stone 52403 W V f f S in 1 23 THETA TAU ENGINEERING MEMBERS IN FACULTY Franklin Marquis Harry Nold Percy Ott John Prior CLASS OF 1929 Charles Altvater Harry Ashmead Ely Fenton Howard Allison Richard Beer William Field john Cole Harlan Cunningham Robert Diehl Bernard Gayer Russell Knox Clifford LeVake CLASS OF 1930 Charles Cook Francis Davis lack Shannon CLASS OF 1931 George Glass Donald French Fred Gilchrist Charles Lueal William Webster PLEDCES Everett Thorpe Earl Petrie Edgar Robinson Henry Sehoiield Jack Dumbauld Arthur Falter Elwood Stanbery Donald Marshall Walter Lower Kenneth Millar Samuel Pritchard Charles Smith Theodore Swain Graydon Trout john Jordan Lester Kale Caleb Osborn Carl Spangler Robert Speer Paul St. john W'l.l'r Mir.vl1all Cook Sl If l - Al - -- ,' . ' Q L N t Dumliauld L Glas.: Aslimcurl Mnmm .Snyder U IU Walters mm, jordan Mmm l' Ulllvfl -51'-1'1bU 3' , 0-YbU'f1 , lx V10-I Smilli Srunxlvcrry Rolminwn Gaycr Kale Alllwn I rvlll Davis Wall Anderson Bccr 52413 A ll - I Founded at University of Minnesota, 1904 21 Active Chapters Sigma Chapter, November 29, 1924 70 Eighteenth Avenue This is the engineering fraternity and it certainly has made for itself a po' sition of prestige on the campus as a well organized and managed group. Some of those who have contrib' uted in a large way to this position are Clifford Le Vake, Caleb Osborn. Kenneth Dumbauld and Russell Knox. fir ET Il ll , V4 .ee 1: it L ll - 2 5 W til V if C ...... ...nu nu., ...mn 'HTH 'Y' x u -if Founded at Virginia Medical College, 1879 72 Active Chapters Xi Chapter, May 21, 1925 289 Fifteenth Avenue This is a comparatively new group, having been established on this campus in 1925. Clarence Brown, secretary of the college of pharmacy, is one of their best known men on the faculty. Dale Shoupp and John Seymour have been active in campus affairs. fk fx XX Q KAPPA PSI PHARMACY MEMBERS IN FACULTY Clarence Brown William Stevens CLASS OF 1929 Learny jones John Seymour Albert Smith Ralph Stinc james Russel Dale Shoupp Paul Stark Lee Wellock CLASS OF 1930 Edwin Hoffman John Long Harold Morton Robert Racer Robert Justice Russell Miesse Shaeffer Norman Alfred Snider Chester Stine john Tipton Harvey Wright CLASS OF 1931 Leslie Collins Joe Murphy Herbert Swan PLEDGES Donald Bernie Louis Eckle Francis Noles Raymond Royle Carl Byers Raymond Graber William Noles Waite Scott Carl Dominick Louis Greilich X Roy Rollins William Sovik Wright Hojman Norman jones justice Birnie Noles Dominick Royle Scott Sovik Rollins Byers Stark. Graber Morton Swan Collins M iessc Snider Russell Raecr Smith Tipton Shoupp R. Stine Long C. Stine f2421 1 W A A DELTA SIGMA DELTA DENTETRY CLASS OF 1929 Nelson O'Dell Frank Peterlca Lyle Pettit Boyd Robinson James Strickler CLASS OF 1930 Harvey Prather Charles Wood William Boggess Raymond Geis George Morr Walter Studer Donald Brown Kolman Horvath john Sherrer Benjamin Walters Robert Caldwell john jordan Charles Shirike George Wedcll CLASS OF 1931 Richard Bridges Henry Lange Albert Matre Robert Moyer Marion Shaffer Garland Smith Ward Swinehnrt PLEDGES Ffilnk Bf0idCCl1 Gentry Fields james McGuire N Alolre Swinvlxarl Marr w I Lange Sh iriku McGuire Bridges Caldwell Wuilvll Waller.: bm ilh I ioggus Slnujur Gcis liruidech Robinson Slrickler Woods Prather Pcllil Pclerkq 0'Dcll Horvullx 52433 3. i - ri , :Sz 1 Founded at University of Michigan, 1882 30 Active Chapters Mu Mu Chapter, November 2, 1926 114 East Frambes Avenue This royal order of teeth- extractors is, I hope, one of the painless kind,'and at lens: than they will nor remember this writefup in case I should meet them in a business way. Boyd Robinson is one of their most popular members, and Lyle Pettit and Ben Walr ters and Frank Peterka have been around the top in the dental school and on the campus. .. .-5 ls. W xx lil f X X 1- ,, ,, 5 K PHI DELTA GAMMA . ..., L B J, MEMBERS IN FACULTY Glenn Ross Earl Wiley Founded at William and Mary College, 1924 11 Active Chapters Iota Chapter, june 10, 1927 38 West Ninth Avenue This is a professional fra' ternity in public speaking and oratory, and it has as its purpose the fostering of all events in the line of forensic work on the campus, and the gradual placing of the speaking arts on a higher plane on this campus. It has been back of some very fine movements in its short time of existence on the campus, and is accom' plishing a real purpose here at school. CLASS OF 1929 Robert Everhart Harry Kemp Joseph Nemec Thomas Potts Sidney Goad Willard Levin Harvey Oster Charles Rusler John Haswell Morton Neipp Benson Owens James Weaver CLASS OF 1930 Michael Holliday James Moorehead Philip Simms Richard Smith CLASS CF I931 . John Calder Hayes Rodgers Owens Everhart Levin Holliday Garnett Rodgers Kemp Neipp Smith Simms Moorhead Huswell Nemec Stump Good Polls 52441 3. gf W K OMIQEEQELEQHEQAFETA X Z ' li t MEMBER IN FACULTY Walter James CLASS OF 1929 Robert Hall Lawrence Hosbrook Marshall Miller Harold Wilber . Edwin Keller Elwood Sclimink CLASS OF 1930 Arthur Blazey George Makres Wellington Roemer Charles Sohns Bernard Snodgrass CLASS OF 1931 Stephen Cook Ervin Herrick Frederick Hunt Timothy Ladd Curtis Peasley Herbert Sauer Paul Weimer PLEDGES Buritt Fleming Honor Hutchinson Paul Monett A11 , H. '-14 S - Fl-r 'ig P- .l-y S'lmiinl4 A1l,,,,joL,lLr ML,,,,H NHL Afulqi-,Q umr Srwtlgrass U W Hulcllinsnn ulldrld L Hall' C0514 131i ,Ny Willa-r Snlms j amcs Hosbrook 1:2451 g: ,N I iv N il Founded at Ohio State University, 1928 1 Active Chapter Alpha Chapter, january 12, 1929 103 Fifteenth Avenue At the outset we must apologize for placing this group with the profession- als. It is a Congregational student group, and has as its honorary member Wal- ter N. James, the student pastor of the Congrega- tional Church. Larry Mountjoy is one of their alumni members and every- one will remember Lar- ry's work last year. Har- old, Wilber, their presi- dent, was the business manager of the Ag Stu- dent this year. J ,QE ll f S S I si gxgflis .5 2 i. Q .9 A-is in i mg '..1-.-.6 Qu . . :ll '-il .s. 1 ri ju l L- if 2 c .amnva lr it ZX yx 1 amwmmmam at L er.iiiiiliiiiiiiiiii..E 12EEi?E f fnlll.,f- Q - it 'g'sz'1 ::z:::::5g'55555 g1.MfyWa' Eewww - '1 ' .sssevar Y ' f:::: .... 2::!1I::S::.:::: gig A- samaaa :md an 'f25!!S!2!i2Q5?i::,. muff ,fs EHHQHMI 'Wi QWm'a ::::::::::::.:::e-- , Egg Q. 1 -az:s.af5?g,!r,,, f J Hur r- E' 'V ' A .IE W Founded at University of Buffalo, 1896 12 Active Chapters Alpha Beta Chapter, january 21, 1928 139 W. Eleventh Avenue Last but by no mean lcast comes this new group this year, Omega Upsilon Phi, a professional fraternity in medicine. John Frazer is president of this group and Robert Grubbs is the treasurer. Doctor Arthur Hodgman is their repref sentative on the faculty. XV' XV! X 4 r l1 ' X X XX in-.. P Kia f X GMEGA UPSILON PHI MEDICINE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Arthur Hodgman CLASS OF 1929 John Frazer Edward Rinaldi Herman Turk CLASS OF 1930 Timothy Lehmann Ir. Franklin Wlmerry George Fetzer John Marsico Ernest Tapp Ir. CLASS OF 1931 Guido Celli Robert Helms Edward Cassady William Clay James DiSalvo Frederick Farrer Edward Kuchlewski Lawrence Ihlc Louis Cassacly Karl Feistkorn james Gant Jr Albert Kostoil' CLASS OF 1932 Harry Smith CLASS OF 1933 PLEDGES Charles Wixcmd Umbert Melaragno Louis Katonak Robert Grubbs James Mattax Thurman McAllister Theodore Novak Peter Volpe Williain Lyons Ralph Humphrey Alfred Schuller Walter Tymoko Wzilter Urbanski K oxloj' I 'larrer Urbanski Cant Schuller Volpe 1.1-Inman Clay Nvmk Munviw Di Salvo 1 lhle Fetzer Wlicrry Kuchluwxki Mulurnngn I lulms I'lumhhruy Kulomlk 7 Url: Frazer R inuldi Cnxsady Tapp Grubb.: 52463 CJ D K SDIQUIQITIEI Kappa Kappa Gamma was the first sorority to be established on this campus, and was followed in 1892 by Kappa. Alpha Theta. At present there are some twenty-nine sororities on this campus, representing almost all of the major organizations of the country. 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OFFICERS - ADELAIDE EARHART - ffff President 41- X MARGARET GALLEN f f Secvetaryffveasiwer MEMBERS fe ,i in Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi - Alpha Delta 'Theta Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Phi f f Alpha Xi Delta - Beta Phi Alpha f Chi Omega f f Delta Delta Delta Delta Gamma e Delta Phi Epsilon Delta 'Zeta - f Gamma Phi Lambda f e Marion jones e Caroline Zindlcr e f Mable Price e f Dorothy Ozer f Grcssic Mitchell f - Betty Lamb f Adelaide Earhart f Lucille Crowner f Margaret Gallcn f - June Ramroth Evangeline Klepinger f Rose Scpsenwol e Evelyn Boggess f Irma Fisher Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Delta f - e Kappa Kappa Gamma Lambda Omega - f Phi Mu - e f Phi Omega Pi f Phi Sigma Sigma e Phi Beta Phi f f Sigma Delta Tau f Sigma Kappa e f Sigma Phi Beta - 'Theta Phi Alpha - Theta Upsilon f Zeta Tau Alpha - Virginia Shoop Mary Alice Hunter f f Ellen North e Betty Baughman f e Louise Flaig Martha Robertson - Ruth Schwerin e Harriet Mitchell - Evelyn Richards e e Ellen Fulmcr f Erma Kruse - Rose McCarthy f Grace Tresch f Frances Fox Zimllcr Q Axirv Kuhlcr Price Trexch Snypp I' ox V Uzcr Fullner R Dl7l!fl.Y0ll Crmunur Fixlxur Hunlur I' luig Vupulvcky Klup Inger Nurllz Slirllry Supxuniml Scllwcriri A4cCurlhy Cullen Eurlmrl Huubnur 52483 Opal Cain Helen Crecelius Betty DeBruin Lucille Dum Kathryn Bailey Martha Collicot Marjorie Dum Mary Albright Grace Chapman KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA CLASS OF 1929 Polly Edelen Mal'y Wilsraim Eldred Virginia Gill Helen jane Jones Doris Smith Mary Stalker CLASS OF 1930 Mary Ellen Hall Elizabeth Hatcher Emily Houston CLASS OF 1931 Eleanor Hall Mary Hauck Beatrice Torbert Elizabeth Landacre Sarah Roach Elizabeth Linton Ellen North Frances Romer Ruth Silbaugh Nlargaret O'Shaughnessy Caroline Simplex' Virginia Sullivan Lois Keiser Elsie Smith Sarah Stanley Grace jones Isabell Hatton Frances Strothers Kathryn Wells Kathryn Wertz Virginia Krumm Caroline Sanford PLEDGES Rlllll Bllll0Ck Maxine Dyer jane Hewitt Betty Rich Lillian Cook Mary Ewing Ilene Littrell Mary Rutherford MHriHl1 Culp Elizabeth Gugle Kathryn Oltlfleld Emily Sullivan Frances Dum jane Harris Audrey Randall Lucy Taylor lean Thomas Dorothy Trees Marian Wmmod I,, Ilum Srilliluzll Gill llullun Sumlforil llall Clmplmxll Stanley Al. Dum SIl'l1llxcr.r llulrlief' G. ,Ionvx Silliuugll Wfuriz 'l'orla'r1 Kumfr liuiluy lffllllllll Wfvllx Linlon I lcmrk II. Inngy Nnfllg Rourll IDHHFIILII Runner lftlflllll Eltlrml Coin 12491 ,, fi' Q' ' - Founded at Monmouth College, 1870 58 Active Chapters Beta Nu Chapter, October 13, 1888 84 Fifteenth Avenue Have you heard about the Kappa skating parties? Everyone was there-Ellen North and Margaret O'Shaughnessy skated in with the Whole Scarlet Mask cast. judge jones brought the whole student court. More folks faw down-even Helen Cref celius and Elizabeth Land' acre. So many people never fell for the Kappas before. f' 5. nj' Founded at DePauw University, 1870 56 Active Chapters Alpha Gamma Chapter, May 24, 1884 95 'Twelfth Avenue just because Strollers and Browning wouldn't be the same without Louise john' son, Olive jones, and Virf ginia Taylor, doesn't make Theta a dramatic club. They go in for queens, too, with Sally Ervin and Katie Born. And what would Hennick's be With' out Doris Blue, Ann Arm' strong and Doris Agler. Yes-you see-they do get around. Ruth Crabill is one of their most prom' inent girls in student gov' ernment. Doris Agler Ann Armstrong Elizabeth Dillon Doris Blue Betty Bonnet Marguerite Carlin Many jane Auld Margaret Bobb Virginia Colgan Mary Babcock Charlotte Blakely Katherine Born Martha Butcher Katherine Clark IUXPPA ALPHA TI-IETA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Edith Cockins Elizabeth Walker Lois Fassig Marjorie Fassig Elizabeth Harri CLASS OF 1929 son CLASS OF 1930 Mary Foster Elizabeth Gibson Anne Huntington Eleanor Wilcox CLASS OF 1931 Ruth Crabill Sara Ervin Frances Coll Betty Roblee janet Slcmmons Sarah Dustheiiner Mary Edgerton Jean Ervin Virginia Ferrec Mary Keegan PLEDG ES Louise Johnson Ann Lindenburg Sue Belle Reemclin Dorothy Krepps Betty Peppard Virginia Shoop Dorothy Hooper Mary Hubbell Olive Jones Martha Shawaker Josephine Snypp Elizabeth Southard Virginia Taylor Elizabeth Van Cleve jane Waddell Betty Kilbourne Mildred Meyer Betty Miller Charlotte Waddell Elizabeth Kingsbury Emily Postlewaite Louise Lamb Martha Sater Virginia Lamb Rebecca Sharp Margaret Miller Gwendolyn Stump Ruth McConnell Thelma Truhy V. Lamb I.. Lamb j. Errin Sharp Fcrree jones Edgerton Slcmmons S. Ervin Saler Born Babb Kingsbury Auld Waddell Coll Gibson Blue Slwolb Crabill Clark l7u.vll1eirnur Butcher M. Miller Kilbourne C, Liddell Bonnet Irwin Keegan McConnel Colsgan Hooper h M. Fuxsig Dillon Agler Carlin I.. Fassig johnson Armstrong Shawolcer Snypl? oulhurd Reernelm Foxler Roblee Blakely Hub ell Peppunl B. Miller 'fruby Posllewaile Willcox .Stump 52503 Ruth Asire PI BETA PHI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Marg Lenore Alway Helen Clarke CLASS OF 1929 Lulu Browne Martha Howard Harriet Mitchell Martha Prentice CLASS OF 1930 Virginia Cartwright Alice Dccg Mary Evans Frances Gross Ruth Siebel-t Margaret Stribling Virgene Anderson Dorothy Aschinger Virginia Blackburn ,lean Bostwick Florence Allen Emma Anderson Florence Bunnell Katherine Curran Syhil Dally CLASS OF 1931 Mary Cook Alice Denton Dorothy Dillon Helen Edwards Charlotte Wcii'i'cll Julia Davidson Virginia Denbrock Marjorie Dressell Lenore Frederichs Clara Halstead Helen Hannah PLEDCES Evelyn Mong Alice Myers Elizahetli Martin aret Weinland Evelyn Paddock Helen Russell Katherine Wollam Jessie Little Dorothy Russell Glad s Loudenslager Mary Ryan Lucillle Moats Marian Riggs Vivian Hart Virginia Hawkins Joyce Hines Marian Jeffries Ruth Lyon Virginia Pray Virginia Scott Dorothy Snashall Mary Royer Ailene St. John Margaret Sanders Helen Trcnwith l.vonard lf, Amlvrson Raycr Dolly D. Russell Myer.: 'I'runuiitli Alanis lioslwiclc Iluivkirix Pray Iiunbruck lwillom IJuriil.wn Blachliurn Liiile Curran Hurt Riggs Ryan I-lim-5 Along lfaluiurils l.nui1m.vluger Smulcrx Allan -S'11a.vlii'll Sl. john Marlin llenlun Piulilork Stoll Nfiirliull cilIll1l'l'iKlll RIl.S.Yi'il V. AlldBl'.YA7Il Axim: lY'i'inluml lirouvn' lfmnx I,fl'lllfCc' Seibel! Druxsi'l fkmillillgtf Cook Urn.v.v IFIHIIJ l'll':'lIdfiA.kS ,ldjl ies Huwural Dillon rzsij ,.,......,. , Founded at Monmouth College, 1867 81 Active Chapters Oliio Beta Cliapler, April 5, 1894 64 Twelftli Avenue If you saw the Scarlet Mask show -- you know the Pi Phi's. Virginia Blackburn, Betty Martin, and Ginny Scott certainly proved that cofeds help a show. Marian Riggs would have taken part, only being president oi your class keeps one pretty husy. Other Pi Phis who are always busy in activi- ties are Lulu Browne, Vir- ginia Denbrock, Charlotte Worrell in Student Coun' cil, and Virgene Anderf son in Scarlet Mask and Jean Bostwick in Y. W. C. A, 'V 'TX xii yii- nur' I 1 lr' 1, - Founded at Boston University, 1888 72 Active Chapters Nu Chapter, March 30, 1896 229 Fifteenth Avenue Dear Dutiful Daughters are the Delta Delta Deli' tas. They do their duty by different organizations on the campus. For in- stance, Martha Bowman, Margaret Nesbitt and Flora Belle Bolin in the Y. W. C. A., and Marg is the presidentfelect for next year. The Schneiders, Dorf cas and Clara, who are prominent on the stage as dancers, and of course the Prom queen, Dorothy Thi' beaut, add to the list. Martha Bowman Jeanette Davis Vivian Anderson Dorothy Barnhart Virginia Bolin Edna Cary Muree Clement Mzlrian Anderson Betty Bacon Roberta Diehl Helen Eagle Pamela Harrop DELTA.DELTA.DEHTA CLASS CF 1929 Harriett Harris Pauline Heubner CLASS OF 1930 Florabelle Bolin Opal Cary Rozella Wtmimcl CLASS OF 1931 Marion Cumberland Mary Holstein Clara Horst PLEDCES Bertha Hussey Evelyn Hayes Helen Keller Irene Klug Alberta Lee Esther Prichard Dorothy Silversteen Marjoris Matchette Margaret Nesbitt Mary Leyshon Emelia Littleheld Dorothy Lord Marion Lehne Betty Lutrell Helen Pealcr Helen Robinson Adaline Reynault Helen Smith Dorothy Thibaut Dorcas Schneider Eleanor Weinland Marianna Prichard june Ramroth Clara Schneider Louise Schmitt Mary Smith Jean Snell Bertha Teagrnan Louise Wordlnan E. Cary l.ortl Rtxynuull Rumrofh Cunihurltzlnl Prilclmrtl llielll llurruli Leu I luyux I Ii1.r.rt'y lVi'inl.unl l.uy.rlion Horxl Amlvr.ron liuron I.ulmu Snull A Squier l.uIIri'll Srlmiitlt lfurnlxurt V. Aliilurauli li, lialin C. Sclxrwitlcr lVuenlufm'1t Aflizllhius Ixcllur Smith Ifugle lWutr.'ln'Ilu I luulmw' Ninrliitt Ulrich liowlmzrl Prilchriril Dtwis Sclmuitler 'flulvuul l.itlltjfn'lii Clenlunl U. Clllgv V. liolin llolxlvili Sillu'r.rlet'li XVuoil Harris ' 52523 DELTA ZETA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Dorothy Bardo Josephine Clousing CLASS OF 1929 Evelyn jones Gertrude Ostenclorf Mary Moitris Elizabeth Overholser Jean Wallace CLASS OF 1930 Emily Prucha Lois Sheets Lucille Wampler Rehecca Yauger Lucille Wzitrous Evelyn Boggess Dorothy Cryder Eleanor Diltz Frances Holtzmann Alice Brunner Kathryn Daugherty Ruth Heenan Nova Hutchinson Helen King jane Powers Adele Reher CLASS Oli 1931 Mary Gordon Jeanette Nichols PLEDGES Virginia Amrhein Emily Brown Kathryn Hudson Ruth Lenhart Ann' Bertram Lillian Brothers Naclyne Jackson Marian Morris M.afl9li1C Berg Dorothy Callander Louise Johnson Christine Offenberg Virginia Boggess Theodosia Clever Marcella Kelly Betty Price Sadyhelle Scott Vera Stone Elizaheth Vv'ood Crydcr Brothers Iirmm Amrlwin Barlrum llulchirmon lirimnrr jones I.nuivcl Daugherty I-let-nun 01'crlml.rur Wood V. l3oggvx.i Ctzllcnalcr Kully Powers I.enharl Scott Alorrix Price jucltson Offunbcrg llandluy Sliuuls E. Boggcsx Oslendarf Wtillizcc Priu lm Dill: Haltzrnun Wfulrous 52533 SC K ,g?f'lffJrz QE? ,114 X abby f Founded at Miami University, 1902 55 Active Chapters Theta Chapter, january 21, 1911 212 Fifteenth Avenue This is one of the most attractive sorority houses on the campus, and as such has some very at' tractive girls within it. Emily Prucha, Lois Sheets, Luci le Wampler, Evelyn Boggess, and Kathryn Howell, keep up the social and activity standards of the chapter in great style. an ., N Kr xl Founded at Oxford, Mississippi, 1874 44 Active Chapters Epsilon Chapter, March 17, 1894 135 Fourteenth Avenue Being a queen seems to be a habit with Louise Calla' han, as twice in one year has she donned the royal robes. Some Delta Cams reign in other places too-- for instance, Agnes Cherry as a lawyer, Billie Morris and Martha Hamilton in the Chapter Hall, and Evangeline Klepinger over the eofed student body as presiflent of W. S. C. A. iw DELTA GAMMA MEMBER IN FACULTY Elsie Jones CLASS OF 1929 Wilainetta Morris Marian Wriglat Harriet Jones Edna Ketterer Margaret Hunt A ' 5 Cherr fines y Nelle johnson Dorothy Davis Lorinda Wilscili CLASS OF 1930 Mary Beale Eleanor Bode Mary Boltz Mary Bloser Wilma Breitenstein Nellmarie Breitenstein Phyllis Devine Gertrude Frame Emily Fui'niss Henrietta Furniss Margaret Bowen Virginia Denman Virginia Springer CLASS OF 1931 Louise Callahan Mary Christianson PLEDGES Dorothy Goekenbaeh Mary Jordan Amy Lake Betty Lay Billie Leonard Elsie Murray Margaret Pennington Ann Taylor Josephine .lentcs Evangeline Klepinger Martha Hamilton Elizabeth Hedges Dorothy Preston Pauline Pusch Helen Ranek Natalie Richardson Betty Schooler Marjorie Sever Mildred Shaw Bergita York Helen Lawyer Elizabeth Patterson Gertrude VJalkcr Frances Southard Anajean Stevens Mary Stevens jane Stribling Maribelle Walliek Anna Witteii Marian Wi'igIiL lircilr:n.rlcin York liloscr Ylzylor Slribling Hrunilloni jortlnn Runclc Devine Wriglil E. Furn iss Leonuril H. I' urniss Slmrn Klvpingcr lfrurriu Clirisliunson I-ledges Putlrzrxson Dani.: Denman Bculc I ones Morris Lawyer Wfright johnson 52543 ' -A In . 'I hA l'i ALPHA PHI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Amy Bronsky Gladys Palmer Ruth Brown Virginia Anderson Ruth Connell Jane Addison Virginia Bates Margaret Condon Marion Ault Margaret Bailey Dorothy Bantz Kathleen Bee Gertrude Bell Mary Branson Lois Cottrell CLASS OF 1929 CLASS OF 1930 Helen Hotchkiss Betty Lamb Lillian Sparnon CLASS OF 1931 Eleanor Eichborn Catherine Hennessey Ruth Irwin Mary Brennan Dorothy Brice Ruth Bryan PLEDGES Virginia Campbell Elizabeth Currier Isadora Delzell Helen Wolgami.It Glenna Schlitt .Esther Downs Vivian Lamh Helen Peters Hester Kiler Lucille Pool Mary Rodeniels Phyllis Krumm Pauline Miller N Folmded df Constance Loomis Marion Thompson -5NT41CNS6 University. 1872 Dorothy Martin Wildali Turnbull 30 Active Cliaplcrs Rho Chapter, Louise Gilgen Lucille Mayer Mulch 30I 1912 Jeannette Hayes Gwendolyn Patterson 226 Seventeenth Avenue Katherine Hotchkiss Ruth Proctor Marjorie Hunter Lucy Sloan Elizabeth jones Mary Sowash Kirsten Larsen Ellen Walrath Bale.: Bryan Branson Larsen Aull Cilgen Bell Currier I . lliarlin Condon Miller K. Holclilciss Soufush Cumpbrll Bailey Dill-wll Kllff Eicliron Thompson Turnbull Hays Spurnon Krunun jones Brennan N Hcnncsxey Anderson H. Hoiclilciss li. Lamb Cottrell Pclcrx Brown V. Lamb Connell RodenfclsVEslhcr Down.: Brice Loomis Hunter Mayer Wolgamol Walrallz Addison Puller-wil fzssj I Esther Downs as President of W. S. G. A. and Lois Cottrell as one of the most prominent girls in school, have given Alpha Phi a very high position on the campus. It is true that they labor Linder great difhculty with the Phi Cams on one side and the Tekes on the other, but it has not seemed to have worried them too much. Wildzih Turnbull had a prominent part in Scarlet Mask, and everyone knows jane Addison's car, as it tears up Seventeenth Avenue. .',,'. .2Vff if 2: ffm- . ,jf , 'r'b5!!P7f'9i 1 512'- w s mb? Founded at Georgia Vtfesleyan, 1852 52 Active Chapters Upsilon Chapter, March 21,1913 1952 Iuka Avenue Connie johnson is the president of the Y. W. C. A., and also makes very high grades. Virginia Lotze is a talented artist and is a memhcr of Tau Sigma Delta, thc honorary arts fraternity. Louise Flaig and Bernadine Allif son as well as Virginia Powell are some of their well known memhers on the campus. PHI MU MEMBER IN FACULTY Bernadine Allison jean Cassidy Betsy Byers Louise Dean Catherine Doerr Mahcl Ely Lois Foster josephine Laurie CLASS OF 1929 Ruth McClelland Ruth Vxfeinnian CLASS OF 1930 Wanda Cauggle Charlotte Addison Lillian Harris Mildred Lehman CLASS OF 1931 XVinilired Reynalds PLEDCES Margaret Allen Betty Eniert Marian Barber Dorothy Faulkenstein Cecil Caldwell Alice George Margie Dillon Sarah Hehhle Phyllis l'ollocli Emily Roche Louise Flaig Corrine johnson Elizaheth Miller Florence Parker Ruth Powell Helen Huffman Ruth Henderson Virginia Lotze Virginia Powell Vivienne Richards Harriet Strang Edith King Mary Treniaine Agnes MeCavran Virginia Hughes Delec McKinley Dorothy Huysman Arlinc Mason Gertrude Lippincott Betty Myers Mildred Russell Z.l'au'u1l Strung Crililuvll Richimlx llllyalmlri l'lcli1li-rxmi Ali:Gui'rnn Ruswll jolirixon lil-v ll1cKin1.'y King lrulkcrisluili l'o1l.n'lc 1'lUL'Il llrhhlu Dillon Ilurris linrhur llizglws lfninn'r1 Alyurs Docrr Cnilggvl Radu' ljfvplnmll hVlSL'l7II1ll Lehmnn Guorgc l.r'1:u Ailrlisun 'lilwrirzilic llfixxuli V. Puircll Cassidy liuxiur l l.iig Alillcr ll1cC1ullum1 Allzxon I,KUIit'l' lIUfIl7lUll WL'1llI1ltlIl 52563 ALPHA XI DELTA Helene Gardne Ruth Mack Catherine Bonner Rebecca Ewing Iuanita Bowers Catherine Weaver Margaret Anderson Alice Hewetson Catherine Richwine Louise Akins Rose Fellows Janet Barthlow Ellyn Hutto Gladys Beery Ruth May Marjorie Campbell Mary Phelps CLASS OF 1929 I' CLASS OF 1930 Catherine Calloway Marcella Wilcox CLASS OF 1931 Eleanor Sweatt PLEDCES Jean Wilcox Annabel Sipes Olive Tyson Helen MacDonald Georgianna Reiland Adelaide Earhart Martha Smith Florence Yurjevic Eleanor Marshall Phoebe Paine Nlildred Whittus Elizabeth Porter Elizabeth Streeper Marguerite Pritchett Lcabcth Taylor Dorothv Renner Gay Turner Leona Rhodes Gladys Tyson Ctunpbcll Aluy Alucllunulll G. 'liyxon Rlrlilrlne lrlel1'ul.rm1 XVL-lclx Sliirey Yurjuvic Porter Anderson W1-river Sweat 'llrylor Akins I3au'rc.v Paine 'I Tiornburg lionnur Reilunrl jones Wfliillus Slrccper Conklin Alurslml Gardner lwaclc Silhes Ewing Smflll 0. 'l'y.son 52573 Founded at Lombard College, 1893 46 Active Chapters Psi Chapter, january 14, 1916 76 Fifteenth Avenue One has never been to college, until one has at' tended an Alpha Xi Delta rose dance, which is gen- erally conceded to be the most beautiful event of the season. The Alpha Xi's have some very Hne girls, such as Rebecca Ewing, whom they will miss a great deal next year, and Eleanor Marshall, the sec' retary of the Sophomore Class. Adelaide Earhart and Juanita Bowers are two very active girls on the campus. Catherine Cal- loway seems to have found a very congenial companf ion to come home from life class with-Barber. 4, HTF! gl! X9 x W N as ,, n , My fi? 3' Founded at University of Arkansas, 1895 84 Active Chapters Zeta Alpha Chapter, March 17, 1919 87 Twelfth Avenue The Chi Omegas should have good grades with such an example as Martha Hodson with a four point average. They should have well balanced books with Miss Edith Auch as an alumna to audit them. Ann Bryan is the presi' dent of the Girls Glee Club, and Adrian Meek is a very fine accompanist. Marg Gallen, Mary Ellen Baker, and Helen and Dorothy Palmer are an at' tainment for any sorority. CHI OMEGA Mary Ellen Baker Anne Bryan Eunice Barringer Louise Dale Isabel Clouse Vivian Ford Margaret Gallen Helen Merrill Hilda Allen Virginia Berry Dorothy Black Ruth Graf CLASS OF 1929 Lucille Stoll CLASS OF 1930 Virginia Harness janet Hinz Alice Russell CLASS OF 1931 Anne Herman Luette Kuhlman E Lois Hogue Anna McNamara Dorothea Palmer dith Theilc Marjorie Whitaker PLEDGES Edna Clouse Dorothy Deishley Kathleen Connor Mary Ferguson Ruth Dawson Allison Grub Dorothy Severin Helen Tenney Marian Watjan Mildred Lawyer Adrienne Meek Martha Peters Alice Wilson Iona Winters Maxine Wignei' Marian Mundhenk Lucille Nixon Helen Palmer 'lbnney Dale E, Clause Black Palmer Nixon Wczljen Grubb Wilson Allan Duislilcy Mundhcnlc Dawson Ford Cullen Mc Numara Wliiluker Harness Stoll I. Clause Merrill Herman Wigner Bryan Mech Barringcr Graf Theile Baker Palmer 52583 THETA PHI ALPHA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Edna Callahan CLASS OF 1929 Mary Gent Antqymcttc Lowry Ann McGuire Mary Parker Mug net McDonald Anna MacGotter ' f.f,,5,,7.n ra 'fl Ffff , CLASS OF 1930 'Kuna Dehmcr losephine Lang Rose McCarthy Lucile Riley L' Eleanor Ryan Maxine Ryan Martha Steinberg ' ' ' F cl d U ' ' CLASS OF 1931 m1fffCtlQan,nll5i2ty of Ro e Bot ee Many Devaney Katherine Dorsey Marie Fischer 17 Active Chapters Geraldine Obeilc Kathryn Rochester Angela Seikel Gamma Chapter, PLEDGE5 April 30, 1918 2040 I A Elizabeth Brophcy Cecile Cronin Mary Hoobler Margaret McDevitt uka venue Mary Bennet Julle Grove Dorothy Imm Gladys McKinney Rosallcn Carey Mary Hamilton Mary McCarthy Sue O'Bricn Shirley qLl'ICfCl Martha Salford Ursula Walsli Dar vt v Hoobltr Scln rar lilaomficld M cCar1l1y Obcrlu liroplw 6 :IQ l OBrr.1n Mc Dull! Carey M. Ryan liunnclt Lang Sleinlrerg I9 ,UNH Cust Rllny lllc Guirc Collar li. Ryan ll1cDQm1l4,L 52593 The Theta Phi Alphas are the proud possessors of Rose Boczec, one of the most promising Olympic divers in this section of the country. Antoinette Lowry is also one of those talented in the aquatic art. Last year they had Mary Catherine Green, student princess and beauty queen. SIGMA KAPPA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Mildred Watson Pearle Williams CLASS OF 1929 ,. Jane Creager Eleanor Bakes Georgia Bower Margaret jones Dorothy Wilson Martha Middleton Martha Peters Isabel Young Alice Prout Portia Steele ,W Z!! U , , ,rm fe. . .5 45 R0-, 2 X4 . 1.5.9 .OI 9.1 1. Founded at Waterville, Maine, 1874 42 Active Chapters Chi Chapter, May 17, 1919 CLASS OF 1930 2051 Iuka Avenue Marian Black Kathryn Marion Alice Moore Agnes Warner CLASS OF 1931 Ellen Fulmer Nina Runyan Marie Williams Edna Wolfe PLEDGES Dorothy Albaugh Edith Ellis Dorothy Inscho Margaret Sines Avis Ansley Doris Giller Martha McBride Martha Smith Marian Clarke Ruth Gutches Sue Ranier Ellen Teachout Elizabeth Crater Clara Goss Alherta Yoerger Jane Shepard Mary Waldron The Sigma Kappas are the proud possessors of one of the most beautiful sorority houses on the campus, with a little lily pond in the rear of the house. It is located in one of the pretty spots on Iuka. Fran' ces Kirkpatrick and Alice Prout are some of their prominent girls on the campus, and Nina Sargent with her attractive south' ern brogue adds much to their chapter. Smith Ran iur Gutliclics Yocrger Gillar Ellis Bower Crater Warner Black M oorc Blake.: I nsclxo Tcachoul j ones Sliehard Williams Clarke Runyan McBride Fulmcr Ansley Goss Williams Marion Steele Praul Sheldon Crcagcr Wolfe 52603 PHI OMEGA PI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Sophia Rogers CLASS OF 1929 Anna Heaton Frances High Catherine Morgan Mabel Philson Lucille Henderson Gwendolyn jenkins Elizabeth Oldham Josephine Raffeis Olive Reid Martha Robertson Martha Willziinaii CLASS OF 1930 Anita Clark Ruth Doelker Alice Lentz Mary Rieghley Mary Wiseinaii CLASS OF 1931 Elizabeth Bear Evelyn Bessey PLEDCES Louise Addison Virginia Houser Dorothy Philson Katherine Setterlin Wf1HdH Hflfpel' Harriet Leftwich Bonnie Ruff Evelyn Stevenson Alice Higly Jessie Leftwich Norma Sandburg Maxine Wai'nei' Olive Monroe Bernice Setterlin Ruff l'l0usvr l'lurlN'f I Wfurnur Plulxon H. l.L1'1u'iclx W Alurglm C. .Sl'llcrlill Doullcvr Rwglxlcy 'IL'lll41vIl-Y Rujfrix 13. Sullurlin -5i1I1L1bul'g Clark Lvnlz l3u.v.u'y Bear Ultlliam l.4'flwin'f1 lliglvy Mllnlu Stevenson Robertson High Hmlan Al. Pliil.wn w',llldl7lLI!l Raid fxtlxliddll 52613 'I :Qu I 0 ow A ,4 1 9 90 -Q Qu II .1 .6 , I. . '- . Q' .h' 'us Founded at University of Nebraska, 1910 19 Active Chapters Mu Chapter, May 10, 1920 208 East Lane Avenue Dr. Sophie Rogers is the faculty member of this sorority, and should be able to keep them psycho' logically correct. Some of their well known members are Anne Heaton, Lucille Henderson, Anita Clark and Mary Ann Reighley. 5. l Pi '!'- Isl: ,J Founded at Cornell University, 1917 13 Active Chapters Gamma Chapter, February 26, 1921 64 Fifteenth Avenue Maxine Cohen Goldye Goldman Rose Abrahams Blanche Berinstein SIGMA DELTA CLASS OF 1929 Hannah Greenwood Helen Jacobson Selma Zeiger CLASS OF 1930 Hortense Herman Helen Kessler CLASS OF 1931 TAU Mary Katz Miriam Kruckinan Florence Reichart Evelyn Richard Janet Rothschild Helen Wolf Tressa Silverstein Josephine Yuster Helen Cohen Francis Rocker Sarah Rothschild Estl1erWcJlfe PLEDGES Miriam Benlcowitz Naomi Ebner Helen Hyman Ruth Levitt Frances Bernstine Carol Firth Marian Kirnstein Marjory Loeb Tressa Cohen Mary Freund Reva Klein Judith Manheim Edythe Cooper Bernice Horwitz Helen Levenson Corinne Margolis Stella Moses Frances Rosenthal Janice York Sigma Delta Tau plans two improvements. Evelyn Richards needs an openf allfnightn dining rooms. She neveh gets home from those meetin's. They also need something to support the chandelier as Billie Katz and Sallie Rothschild insist on pracf ticing original dance steps in the room above. Levitt Horwitz lllargolis T. Cohen l irlll Cooper Kessler Freund Rcieluzrl Levinson Manheim York Benlcovilz Kirsluin lflinur Rocker M0.rc,v Kline Herman Wolfe Hyman S. Rolliscliiltl Rosenlliul Zeigur .lurnlmon Gnfi'ni1'ooil Abrulinmx Nl. Cohan Goldman I. Rnllisrhilil f262J THETA UPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY Elinor Barnes Gertrude Robinson CLASS OF 1929 Elizabeth Benbow Alice Bowen Mary Atwood Mildred Caulkins Maribel Eisenhart Rosemary Fetsch Louise Alford Enid Anderson Helen Basinger Ramona Crivel Esther Dennis Margie Steiner CLA Frances Chapman Catharine Fosnaugh Margaret Mahaffey SS OF 1930 CLASS OF 1931 Elaine Gibson Lorraine Henderson Esther Pike PLEDGES Ellen Benbow Stella Bowen Josephine Finley Helen Minkner Charlotte Lingo Dorothy Rayburn Grace Tresch Betty Greene Alice Hughes Marian Morse Helen Hicks Garnet Mann Bonna Rader Lenore Grannis Marcella Hartman Minna Klauminzer Helen Schulte Margaret Saltz Fay Sands Betty Latham Marquise McCleery Ruth Meuthing Merry Peabody Christine Laughlin Miriam MacKenzie Martha Mahaffey Alunn Salt: Finley M. Aflulxajuy Klauminzer Grannis Steiner 13' Q, Q 1, M K' gi F Ich Mfulhing P' body MuCl'ary Minlcnfr C'uulkin.v in Guilt.: I hggnnix C Lilidlam hlullajey L Chapman wHughm Grelfne S. Liowen Q Lingo 13,,,1,L,,,. 'limi-li Morse Rayburn Sands A. Bowen Rader lwwsnauglx 11263 1 .4 J , CNQLA-'i ,-. . i s Founded at University of California, 1909 18 Active Chapters Delta Chapter, April 14, 1921 1689 Summit Street Wheil the senior class leaves the Theta U's will be minus one queen, Raf mona Crivelq one musi- cian, Charlotte Lingo, and the one and only Fay Virf ginia Sands. But that's not all, they still will have Margaret Mahafley and Marquise McCleary, and they will always be before the footlights with Betty Latham, in Y. W. C. A. with Elaine Gibson, and in Scholaris with Rose' mary Fetch, the president. ,V- - 4? !'v 'l0, Q T' , 1 . .1jl39'AhQ, 1 r -WL ' ,. - l' 2651415 Q, .,,,,h,.i 'X If R Founded at Virginia State Normal, 1898 57 Active Chapters Alpha Zeta Chapter, May 30, 1921 55 Fifteenth Avenue Most artistic are the girls of Alpha Zeta chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha, as shown by their Homecoming dec' orations. A few of the sis' ters responsible for this and other things are Lu- cille Gilman, the singerg Lois Coilinberry, the ac' tressg Ruth McCrea, the lady journalist, and Flor' ence Carey, the lady athf lete. ZETA TAU ALPHA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Lela Ewers CLASS OF 1929 Frances Fox Lucille Gilman lviarcella Heusch Edna Kummcr Dorothy Detrick Erna Dewald Anna Dyer CLASS OF 1930 Ina Butler Ruth Burkcy Eleanor Armour CLASS OF 1931 Elizabeth Bcil Lucy Calclwcll Lois Coilinberry Helen Crump Valora Nlclllhenny Kathryn Minton Lauretta Schweitzer Gertrude Taylor Eunice Genthner Mary Jeffers Susan Jeilcrs Rosalie Johnston Lois Toops Bernice Williams Dorothy Woodborne Rhea McBane Martha Postle Mary Seabright . PLEDGES josephinc Callahan Dorothy Haigh Bernice Howard Helene Peterson Lucille Collee Ruth Harper Thelma Kent Martha Poling Lucy Raflerty Rhoda Sams Nlury Seabright Y Crump Gunllmvr Dyer Mc llhenny lVleycr.v Callaghan Suubriglxl Rujurly jolxnslan I Irzrpur Pctvr.iori 'luylor Pvxlle C441-fcu llllllllfl A A4Cl31Illtf lluclc Wfooillvorln' hVllllll1IlIS Bell ' I 1344,-My Cirlilu-,ill Ixummur lluuxclr Minion 'lbopx Fox 12641 'fpr- ALPHLA DELTA PI ' MEMBERS IN FACULTY Alma Heiner CLASS OF 1929 Dorothy Evans Sarah Gray Mary Mink Nelle Oesterle Pearle Gray Helen McAlpine Elizabeth Mohr Carolyn Zindler CLASS OF 1930 Verial Howard Dorothy Patton Gladys Swartz CLASS OF 1931 Isabelle Alexander Opal Howard Phoebe Kate Martha Poflenbcfgcf Clara Barclay Eloise johnson Evelyn Kerns Doris Roudebush Elizabeth Williams PLEDCES Eleanor Burns Helen Cox Marjorie Kingsbury Marjorie West Dorothy Blosser Justine Gehring Martha More Thelma Westover Cornelia larnes Edress Shrack V, I-Inward Kula Srlirurlc Burns Barclay Alulu Aluxumlcr jolumun Wfllllmm U, lluimril llyuxl K mgahurg Swurl: -ILIIIIVS Car Kgmy Emmy Illini: lllohr Zimllrr Afltvllpimf Ueslerle 52653 I A. l Jn Founded at Georgia Wesleyan College, 1851 48 Active Chapters Alpha Xi Chapter, june 14, 1921 263 Fifteenth Avenue What is it we hear about the Sigma Chis stealing the Alpha Dclts' records and cups? Even so, they have many to spare with such girls in the chapter as Elizabeth Mohr, Caro' line Zindler, Evelyn Kerns and Gwendolyn Williams to win them for them. Nelle Oesterle is little but mighty in the chapter. 5 , i -,.-.ui 'TV-' Y'-3 -- 1 V l a.:.wl h. , LXX aiil v-4, wg' -. 1- Ls a.u1'+,,1.. , Founded at Barnard College, 1909 27 Active Chapters Rho Chapter, December 2, 1921 76 Eighteenth Avenue Alpha Epsilon Phi does not need any advertising. They won the Higlinx first prize as well as the prize offered by the Makio for selling the most sub' scriptions to the yearbook. Ruth B. Rosenthaler gets her name in the Lantern every night and is very active in journalistic cirf cles. Dorothy Ozer is quite active is Hillel Players and in affairs at Pomerene. Stella Stein, too, helps with Y. W. work. ALPHA EPSILON PHI CLASS OF 1929 Selma Baum Rose Diamond Alfreda Edelson Sara Goodman Ruth Roscnrhaler Lillian Salle Virginia Freid CLASS OF 1930 Pearl Barnett Marian Fantlc Babette Levy Celia Murov Bertha Jacobson Geraldine Montwid Stella Stein Reba Blumberg Dorothy Ozer CLASS OF 1931 Rosella Ehrenwald Lorene Goldstein Lucille Weiner Virginia Wise Pauline Rosenbluin Frances Wise PLEDCES Martha Baumoel Florence Frank Dorothy Jacobson Ruth Wise Selma Brown Harriet Newman Rosalind Perlick Amelia Weinberg Murov Goldstein Newman Elirenwald Baum D. jacobson R. Wise Brawm Weiner Perlich Weinberg V. Wise Stein Levy Blumberg' Barnet! B. Jacobson Ozer Rosenblum F. Wise Salle Rasenlhaler Fanlle Diamond Manlwid Goodman Edelson l:266j 1 KAPPA.DELTA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Alice Donnelly Mary Mufk CLASS OF 1929 Eileen Bcmiller Bernice Bollenbacher Louise Dodge Margaret Judd Lucille Bishop jean Cunningham Helen Finnical Edna McCollam Martha Bohlandcr Louise Campbell Mary Hunter Emily Worcester' Rhoda Gilmore Ruth Humphries Aileen Kennedy Harriett Sheldon CLASS OF 1930 Loretta McDoi1ald Esther Milner Marjmxrie Miller CLASS OF 1931 Virginia Cunningham Beatrice Hglmcg Louise Harrington Virginia Marker Carlos Davis Evelyn Davis Isabel Dusenherry June Eherst Helen Elliott Kathryn Jaklon Olive Kennedy Louise Leasure Mary Eckstrom Marilla Laycock Margot Younger PLEDGES Roberta McCall Blanche Rings Grace Rowland Ann Perdue Katherine Smith Fay McDowell Allene McCall Dorothy Okey Nadine Rose Mildred Schupei -t Helen Steiger Marian Voges Lillian VanHarlingen Helen Tossey Dorothy Wright Elizabeth Wlxitney Martha Woodrzaw jean Woolford Betty Vorpc Mary Scohelal flqrringlgn Younger l'lUl7lf7l'll'iL'S Perdue V. Cunningham Steiger Marker Vogcx McCall Gilmore Holmes G. Cunningham Milner Iii Ililvrulul' B0ll4'llllLlt'l4EI' llunlur Dodge Alillcr Campbell Worcester NlcCullurn I i1mii-,il 'fmlil ROIWILIIILIX lieilnillur Vim Harlingen Kennedy llluclluliald 52673 gO 074 fi 2 vw ,L bfi, . u 19,- 9 9' 0 Founded at Virginia State Normal School, 1897 63 Active Chapters Sigma Kappa Chapter, April 29, 1922 229 Seventeenth Avenue 'The Kappa Deltas divc right into things on the campus with jean Cunf ningham as president of the Swan Club. The Phi Betcs and the K. Deltas are about to consolidate, the latter having perma' nent possession of the scholarship cup. Margaret Judd is president of Womf en's Ohio and Lillian Van Harlingen is vicefpresi' dent of the junior class. .EA,s: 4. . .ez 4 f.f. ' ,svl va. V u 2 A Qi! 11 A' 1. I Founded at Miami University, 1912 26 Active Chapters Lambda Lambda Chapter, December 9, 1922 38 E. Seventeertth Avenue Edith Sniffen and Dorothy Porter represent Alpha Sigma Alpha on the face ulty. Mary Sabine and May Black are two of their brilliant young protegcs, and Sarah Kinney is well lmown in W. A. A. ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Dorothy Porter CLASS OF 1929 Sara Kinney Margaret Laycock CLASS OF 1930 Bessie Cade Laura Darrah Wilma Snider CLASS OF 1931 May Black Betty Emniert Gussie Mitchell Mary Sabine PLEDCES Sara Barclay Ruth Hessenauer Sarita Conrad - Pearl Holko Kathryn Fuller Martha Kananen Ruth Ludwig Edith Sniffen Martha Ward Thelma Hutchneld Mary Gale Dorothy Martin Mildred Nalley Andree Peyraud Beth Pringle Ethel Wolfgram Margaret Shelby Clara Hilberg Alice Selby Mildred Shepherd Madge Straw Lucille Westinghouse 4 I I illvurg Selby Slufcr Emmerl Conrad Fox Sn itlur A Nulluy Hulclzjiulil Straw Gaul 'Hollcko Fuller lxummun I-lessenuuer l.uyt'url4 Mitchell Westinghouse Alarlin Darmh Wfoljgranx Blank Ward Shelby Cade fzssj Mildred Baker Genevieve Billman Marjorie Axline Donna Curl Oro Brailey Helen Edwards Janet Hardin ALPHA CHI OMEGA CLASS OF 1929 Thelma Jacobs Mary Miles Virginia Rardin CLASS OF 1930 Dilys Jones Virginia Ran: Iris Schurtz CLASS OF 1931 Geraldine Fagley Florabell Fundaberg PLEDGES Ruth Humberstonc Charlotte Greer Milliccnt Legg Ethel Vance Marian Jones Anita Koenig Frances Nesbitt Gwfllia Nirschkc Edith Gibson Marjorie Ossing Ruth Mick Lois Mohler Beessie Ransomc Estaline Young Hazel Pope Mary Thomas Lucille Seiple Frances Slanina Elizabeth Talley R C l F lb' 1 Sfpl- H l' li lmar ls Micznz Ossin W LH, P0132 L Slaniriiln m Ransom' Q K Molxlur I Hillman Young .51-Imrlg Fuglcy Axlinc 'l'hama.v 'I alley Brtulcy Nil-Willa: 1311144-r D. jones Nl. jones Ruriclc Miles jacob.: Rllfillll f269j I ll If .I I ki: .an om! .5214 Founded at DePauw University, 1885 52 Active Chapters Alpha Omicron Chapter, May 23, 1923 54 'Thirteenth Avenue The Alpha Chi Omegas follow out the symbolism of their lyre by being very artistic. Peg Kappler, Milf licent Legg, and Mary Miles sing: Mary Thomas dances: and Marjorie Os' sing plays the piano. These Alpha Chis who have other artistic interests are Iris Schurtz, Mildred Bak' er and Betty and Frances Nesbitt. LAMBDA OMEGA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Mrs. Bertha Arthur CLASS OF 1929 LQ, Betty Baughman Alice Bird Gertrude Corey Marie Trowbridge wx, ff F CLASS or 1930 Vera Barr Edith Ide Lucile Riggs Marguerite Trout Muriel Kahler Nina Thompson Founded at University of California, 1915 8 Active Chapters CLASS OF 1931 - Juliana Clum Pauline DeVitt Marian Thomas Gamma Chapter, April 24, 1924 PLEDGES 1985 Vtfaldeck Aevrzue The Lambda Omegas are once more moved and this time 1 guess are settled for some time. Mrs. Bertha Arthur is one of their most prominent members on the faculty at Ohio State University, and she has quite an interest in the local chapter. Dorothy Bird 1 Elsie Cushman Virginia Grable Helen Lawrence Dorothy Raymer Gladys Trout Mildred Tunnel Sells Clum Kahlcr Atkins Gra ll I axlon Lawrence 'fliompson Cushman Ida Ram r Imulridgc S oz ll liirtl 'Hiomas DcVill Corey Buuglumzn Barr Ruggs 12701 Ca Dorothy Becker Beatrice Aderholt Josephine Bailey Naomi Baymiller ALPHA DELTA THETA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Elsie lvlinton Bernice Tracy CLASS OF 1929 rolyn Birnbaum Mzlry Gale Mabel Price CLASS OF 1930 Mararet Fox Catherine Southworth Henrietta Wilsoii Edna Kcefer Edith Williains CLASS OF 1931 Mary Bock Ruth Hcfiner Elizabeth Ogicr Elizabeth Nincehelser PLEDGES Frances Carpenter Genevieve Drum Jeanette Hewetson Grace Cutler Marcella Gaeb Alice McRitchie Marie White ORM' Bailey lVilliums Nincclivlser MCR ilcliie HUQIWF Hcffnur -1 Kcefcr Strayer Birnbaum Gaul: Pr U50 Wilson I fox Calc Bock Adcrholt L2711 6 ,gags ' nn 2P 'l,g, 4 A-L0 yay 81860. 1 Founded at 'Transylvania College, 1919 13 Active Chapters Eta Chapter, April 24, 1924 46 Fourteenth Avenue This sorority was founded at Transylvania College in 1919, and was established at Ohio State University in 1924. Some of its best known members are Hen- riettaWilscbn, Virginia Jeff' cris, Carolyn Birnbaum, Elizabeth Nincelielser, and Edith Williams. . -ofig fi? COG' Founded at Ohio State University, 1924 1 Active Chapter 194 Fourteenth Avenue Misses Lucy Folsom and Ruby Feikcrt are the fac- ulty representatives of this local sorority in this school. Florence Galehouse, Milf dred Gran, and Fern Scigf enthaler are some of its representatives on the campus. Olga Balz Wilma Bonar Martha Dush Myrtle Dixon GAMMA PHI LAMBDA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Ruhy Fiekcrt CLASS or 1929 Frances Eaton Irma Fisher Florence Galehousc Mahcl Vv'estervclt CLASS OF 1930 Ruth Dinkle Frances Thompson Norrinc Watts Ruth Durr Margaret Fleming PLEDGES LcVaun Hamm Lois Rumbcrg Mayhelle Wise Lucy Folsom I Edith McNutt Alma Rannebarger Ethel Reece Mildred Grau Mildred Kalb Gladys Mason Esther Hopkins Helen Mettler Fern Seigenthaler Janet Shaw Gladys Uncapher Sara Trump Helen Vogelsang .i.. Uncapliur Dush Vogclsum: M axon Bonur Iiulon Trump lflcming Ricgul Durr 'l'h0mp.wn Galellousc Priclccll A Iulllcr Bul: MeNull Gruu Dickson Rumbcrg Q Wise I Welch Irlupking xVL'.YlL'l'l'L'lf Ruccu Rrmnuburgur Kalb I' islzur Walls 52723 Thelma Baird Anna Camp Ruth Fierst Helen Geesling Esther Casco SIGMA PHI BETA CLASS OF 1929 Doris Kahn Dorothy Lintner Helen McKenzie CLASS OF 1930 Erma Kruze Marguerite Lucas CLASS OF 1931 Gertrude Davis PLEDCES Virginia Hollister Leona Saylor Henrietta MacFarland Rosemary Vopaleeky Helen Staker Ruby Zipperland Mabel Stewart Mary Magill Alice Peck Evelyn Ogan Lyda Wisslei' Evelyn Devore Helen McCoy Lillian Pasch Suiler Crises Kuhn Zlpperlzlnrl Geexling Camp A1gCpy Upon liollislef' Peck Davis -9ll'H'i1rl Priuslx K ruxe I. rims Hunter Dcrorc Mrzgill Volmlucky Slukcr Bu inl A 1ru'l r1l'lr1mi lficral AIClqt'IlZlvL l.if1lm'r L 273 3 i , 114 ' r-C? 'ifixfj , Q:'3 1! r. 5 .:fia,.,s9'C 1 ' ' x Founded at University of New York, 1920 8 Active Chapters Bela Chapter, May 6, 1926 43 Fmwzeentli Avenue This sorority was quite fortunate this year in sponsoring a reading hy Vaehel Lindsay, the fa' mous troubadour poet, which was a very high point in the literary at' tainments of this season. Henrietta MaeFarland is one of the most outstand' ing girls in this sorority. O Ji' '-'Hn ,, U 4 'i - 1 'U ., , , '. , o , 1 Founded at University of California, 1909 19 Active Chapters Xi Chapter, May 22, 1927 2005 Waldeclq Avenue Beta Phi Alpha was found' ed at the University of California in 1909, and was established on this campus in 1927. Lucille Crowner, Vivian Strait, and Winifred Duval have helped to give this chap' ter a very good place on the campus. BETA PHI ALPHA CLASS OF 1929 Harriet Farrar Margaret Lemmon Helen Toman Celia Weax'er Charlotte Widdig CLASS OF 1930 Lucille Crowner Edna Ziebold CLASS OF 1931 Winifred Duval Sarah Deyo Mary Webster PLEDGES Mary Ferguson Mildred Hampton Arlene Krickbaum Louise Secrest Wil.srzl1 ' DLu'ul Q Salir 'Ibmun Lcmmoll - Ziubolrl lVua1'ur Farrar Duyu hier: 1' crguxon 52743 r a vfTl'5 if V XX A ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA CLASS OF 1929 Alberta Banner Leota Bell Julianette Taylor Marybodine Busev Grace Baker Geneva Bows Desdemona Carpenter Alice Carter Lydia Martin Frances Brown Mary Conway Mae Kane Sarah Lee CLASS OF 1930 CLASS OF 1931 Anne Tyler PLEDGES Maceo Pollard Harriet Hale Emma Murray Dorothy Pettiford Rosetta Reese lean Reynolds Sarah Martin Ila Smith Wilhelmina Styles Irma Thurman L B,-ll Bunn 'r H l- S' Afarlin puuurl 13LuL,y I,. Afarlin L linker a L Brown ' fzvsj .ETL .3 - xl L ' S . H ll I Q , gif X sEE5?5?'2' F: f' If if . -. . ...S Founded at Howard University, 1908 ' 50 Active Chapters Theta Chapter, 1920 220 Lexington Avenue This sorority was founded on this campus in 1920, and is located at 220 Lex' ington avenue. Marybo- dine Busey, Sarah Mar' tin, Maceo Pollard and Lydia Martin are some of their best known members. This group was founded at Howard University in 1908. .M its X Z 'fl I XZ l fx - ..,, +te---'--f-- ..- e U... ...... ,,...... in Founded at New 'York University, 1911 18 Active Chapters ' Sigma Chapter, April 28, 1928 43 Fifteenth Avenue Although a mere child among State sororities, Delta Phi Epsilon is heard from as well as noticed. Rose Sepsenwol has caused quite a sensation by her appearance in Scarlet Mask, and Harriet Hy' man's talking for the Var- sity debating team, Mabel Ephrath helped too, when sh to e won that scholarship the Palmer School in Detroit. DELTA PHI EPSILON CLASS OF 1929 Mabel Ephrath CLASS OF 1931 Harriet Hyman Evelyn Sauge Jeannette Scullcr Bella Scholer Rose Sepscnwol PLEDGES Myra Fred Annette Goldstein Eleanor Kendis Selma Speizer Fannie Shiff SI1 if Esphralh Golrilcien Scholhr Fred Kcndiss . cullcr Svpscnwoll Spcizcr 52763 Hyman V Q Y I f S 5 PHI SIGMA SIGMA CLASS OF 1929 Rosalyn Gold Ruth Schwerin Edna Silverstein Annabelle Sknller CLASS OF 1930 Barbara Blatt Frances Hirschman CLASS OF 1931 Frances Bein Edna Newman PLEDGES Mathilda Kline Mildred Marcovici Roxine Shinbach Sylvia Waldman Marjorie Kusworm Evelyn Schultz Helen Zitsman Florence Warsaw Kusu-arm Schull: Shinbuclr Kline Wa,-,ww Blur! Marcotiici l Bain Zilsman Scfmw-5,1 Gold Hirsclmran Silvcrxlcui Newman Slculler 52773 l ii llil lii' i ' ,IF ig' Q Founded at Hunter College, 1913 17 Active Chapters Rho Chapter, September 28, 1928 56 Fourteenth Avenue 'P Wlicii Edna Silver-steen, Sun Dial contributor, started Phi Sigma Sigma's here last year, she stepped out with a group of girls who promise to even com- petition with any sorority on the campus. D D - PROFESSIGNAL SORORITIES Commerce Law Pharmacy Kappa Gamma Chi Kappa Beta Pi Kappa Epsilon Drama and Forensics Graduate Science Social Service Sigma Delta Phi I . Sigma Delta Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sigma Medicine Alpha Epsilon Iota 3 -z F lethal.. ...,. ana A 4-259.1 E o u 4 fzvsl N Nz W 7 N MEDICINE , MEMBERS IN FACULTY Grace Jordan ' Jessie jasper Mary Graber CLASS OF 1929 Audrey Bowers Elizabeth Morris Frances Wardwell CLASS OF 1930 Margaret Brooks Josephine Dirion Ruth Koons Beatrice Postle Marian Stephens PLEDGES Alice Bustin Theora Hicks Thelma Hutchfield Sophie Rogers Ruth St. John B145-lin Hix Hulclifeld Stephens Rogers Wfnrdu-ell P03115 Morris Bowers Brooks 5- - Diroin 52793 E. ii :::::::::::::E ...:.:::: H .:::::::::::::::::: 'iiirifiiilllilif ::::::::: -e:::::' -.rr--: -A -nm... -up .:.:::::: : ,3 ..... .,,...:, A . ...!:IIZ. ..::.:. , n i:::::'.:. '- ,. ': 1.1 . ' zggml- I .v 4 ::::::: ::: .:::::::::a......:E:.5i ,, ..... . .....,.. ,... ., . U. 13:5 m...,...,,..lf ... ..... .H--... s 'N I f B Q N. Founded at University Michigan, 1890 21 Active Chapters Sigma Chapter, November 17, 1923 Of I 4 L -. ll :::: lg - .5 ::g:r:::: v'::::::1:I:!2I f if X alll , X lr I H U A 2' - 'fr -':::gg - YJ' Founded at Olzio State University, 1924 1 Active Chapter Alpha Chapter, October 17, 1924 julia Griggs Bernadine Allison Georgia Bowers Lois Cottrell Helen Deeter SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA SOCIAL SERVICE MEMBERS IN FACULTY Mary Marks Elsie Jones CLASS OF 1929 Helene Gardner Wilalnetta Morris Helen Jacobson Elizabeth Pleur Ruth Mack Janet Rothchild Eleanor Morris Mary Sandor: Rosemary Volpalecky CLASS OF 1930 Louise Spaethe Fay Sands Marian Schwarzell Clara Steffin Helen Windrniller Ailleen Kennedy Virginia Anderson Virginia Cartwright Marian Hart Erma Kusc Mary Rodenfelds Jane Searles W. Morris Windrniller Nixon Kruse Bower E. Morris Sands Searles Hart Anderson Stejen Vofvalucky Duelcr Collrull Gardner Allison 52803 N V x ik fx KAPPA EPSILON PHARMACY ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Mrs. Clarence Brown Mrs. Isabel Morrows Mrs. William Stevens CLASS OF 1930 MQW Vujnevic Daucsc Essex Elsie Gallucci Leona Wellock CLASS OF 1931 Rose Zubricky PLEDGES Thelma Barrows Theresa Botka Vivian Boss Barron-s Bolka Boss Vujnoric Zubricky Galluci linux 52813 fi Q :::::' ':::::::: ' 11 si-x,,,,, :::::: ::f:::::::::::. :IL E 521:11 i. 'ffffffffff :::: mm... EEF ..:g::::::::::::e: 1. Founded at Minnesota University, 1921 7 Active Chapters Epsilon Chapter, February 19, 1926 16 Chittenden Avenue QE M X f X -1 ' CET' KAPPA BETA Pl ML iggiituvrqp in LAVV Founded at Cl1icagofKe'nt College of Law, 1908 45 Active Clmptevs Alpha Nu Chapter, May 29, 1926 MEMBER IN FACULTY Florence Denton CLASS OF 1929 Elizabeth Bell Winifrcd Gray CLASS OF 1930 Grace Heck Erncstinc Wampler PLEDGES Agnes Cherry I Irene Fuchs . Martha Gurevitz Ethel Husselman Mane Schafftcr Fuchs Schuyler H ussalman Wfamplcr Gray Bvll Heck Curcvilz 1:2821 ...J HCNOIQAIQIEI The coveted keys and pins of the honorarics are some of the true marks of distinction which this school can confer upon its members. Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi are doubtlessly the two most revered and desired honors. Practically every Held of endeavor has some manner of rewarding its outstanding members, and this in turn acts as a constant stimulus to greater attainments. IX 52833 .E f 1 K F ' if 5 .4 Qld F X t H M Founded at Ohio University, 1916 4 Active Chapters Beta Chapter, 1917 An honorary fraternity es- tablished on this campus in 1917, which elects to its membership only male students who show excepf tional ability in psycholf ogy. It has a very im- posing membership among the members of the faculty. w W 4 X A dk George Arps Frank Bakes Willis Beasley David Bidwell Harold Burtt Harold Edgerton Paul Fields Harold Gaskill Henry Goddard Robert Williams Ed Abernathy Henry Arnold Robert Bruce Lawrence Bryan Clair Calhoon ALPHA PS1 DELTA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Harold Gulliksen Lee Henderson Edwin Henry Orvis Irwin Kai Jensen Albert Kurtz Marion Landis Hillis Lumley Lorenz Meyer Vernon Miller Francis Maxlield Thirl Newland Karl Pratt Sidney Pressey Lester Raines Samuel Renshaw Carl Rexroad James Ross William Wilson Lloyd Yepsen William Chu Theodore Forbes Charles Ford Clarence Growdon Carney Landis MEMBERS f2841 Alvah Lauer George Mursell Dale Nisonger Clarence Northrup Prentice Reeves John Seaton Daniel Shonting William Thompson Brian Tomlinson Herbert Toops Willard Valentine Franklin Wagenhalls Albert Weiss Robert Wherry Melvin Rigg John Ringwald Robert Smith John Wenrick Hugh Winbigler xi V fs A ik Theodore Beckman Charles Dice Elvin Donaldson George Eckelberry James Hagerty Mathew Hammond James Brown Kenneth Crawford George Davario BETA GAMMA SIGMA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Gordon Hayes Felix Held Henry Hoagland Donald Power Ralph Richards ' MEMBERS Higley Eisenhart Frank Kaufman Carlton Schnell fzssj Clyde Ruggles Donald Shonting George Starr Richard Stevens Eugene Van Cleef Henry Walradt Frank Sebring Robert Snyder Calvin Sommer HL ill I ll I is ..:f N - I - -'--: 522225555353 X , A X ' 'TQ -:N 1 Founded at University of Wisconsin 19 Active Chapters Ohio Beta Chapter, 1922 I A society of honor in the College of Commerce and Administration, fostering the principles of honesty and integrity in business practice and the advance' ment of scholarship in the science of business and commerce. This organiza' tion elects only men stu' dents of high scholastic attainments. In x 1 v J, Founded at University of Minnesota, 1906 62 Active Chapters Ohio State Chapter, 1909 A national honorary fo' rensic fraternity for the purpose of sponsoring pub' lic speaking events and rewarding students who have distinguished them- selves in forensic achieve' ments. Participation in at least one intercollegiate forensic event is a pre- requisite to membership. V Edison Bowers Glen Dalton Florence Denton Roland Allen Dale Bennett Bernice Bollenbacher Willard Levin 51 Q fi DELTA SIGMA RHO MEMBERS IN FACULTY ,Emory Glander Morris Lopper Victor Ketcham Lewis Simes ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Ruth Lloyd Brooks Maccracken George Marshall Morton Neipp Florence Worrell CLASS OF 1928 Emmajane Berkheimer 52863 Harold Maynard Cecil North Glenn Ross William Sanford John Thomas Clair Trunick Paul Wood X Si. 55 fi ' fx GAMMA EPSILON PI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Clair Harmeyer CLASS OF 1929 Dorothy Klotz Mary Ruff CLASS OF 1930 Ruth Graf Frances Holtzman 52873 z.:zsi.e. e W ' ar X 1 5:::::::: H '1 -1 - - - a 1, M I .FM Founded at University of Illinois, 1918 18 Active Chapters Nu Chaptef, 1925 The only recognized na' tional commerce sorority, formed for the purpose of promoting friendship and awarding distinction for scholastic achievement among women in colleges of commerce. The Ohio State chapter was founded in 1925. if A A .Jl Founded at Northwestern University, 1914 15 Active Chapters! Theta Chapter A national honorary fra' ternity in the College of Dentistry to promote scholf arship in the study of den' tal service, to which the four seniors with the high' est marks are chosen each year. This is a national or' ganization and was found' ed at Northwestern Uni' versity. Webster Baker Irvin Bottenhorn Harvey Cottrell William Graham Neal Harper Clyde Hebble Earl jones Francis Bair Samuel Cohen Sydney Beeson Homer Bliss OMICRON KAPPA UPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY ' Paul Kitchin Wilbur Marshall Ollie Mobberly George' Paffenbarger Wendell Postle Louis Reif CLASS OF 1928 Walter Crothaus CLASS OF 1928 William Goeler George Schwan 52881 Herbert Shumway Richard Snyder Frank Starr Charles Strosnider Victor Steille Rollo Wilberger Earl Mumper William Porterfield Earl Spencer Carl Umbaugh n X! 1 l i ik X Herschel Arant Joseph Cormach Silas Harris Charles Babbs William Downing Rice Hershey John Durfey Richard Gordon John Hartman ORDER OF THE COIF MEMBERS IN FACULTY Robert Hunter Norman Latin Clarence Laylin H. W. Vannemen CLASS OF 1929 Samuel Luchs Rex Miller CLASS OF 1930 james Kahle Arthur Martin 52893 William Rose Lewis Simes Aionzo Tuttle William Moore Joseph Stecher Edmund Yantes Ioe Nathanson Mattthew Smith James Hinton Ni H .Founded at Northwestern University, 1907 16 Active Chapters Ohio Chapter, 1914 A national society of honor in the schools of law, elec- tion to which is based on scholarship and limited to one'tenth of the senior class. This is one of the highest honors which can come to a student in the College of Law. .E t, 'll 3 is all ' 2 -AQ l f I res he 5:4 'P' e l. Founded at William and Mary College, 1776 99 Active Chapters Epsilon Chapter of I Ohio, 1904 At first a local literary and debating society, later the first of the Greek letter fraternities, and for the past ninety years the hon' orary academic society in stronger educational insti- tutions of the country. Election to membership is open only to candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, and limited to fourteen per cent of the class. X7 Z 15 Q Emory Almy Clarence Andrews Claud Anibal Albert Avey Harold Bitterman Frederick Blake Boyd Bode George Bolling Cary Bowers John Brown Harold Burtt Frank Caldwell Gladys Capell Albert Chandler Helen Clark Clarence Cramer Evan Crane Jose h Denney Walllace Elden Blakemore Evans Ruth Evans Thomas French Esther Gaw Henry Gaw Henry Goddard Richard Gordon Bernice Allen Roy Appleman Leon Arons Emmajane Berkheimer Robert Bruce John Cole Margretta Erwin Roland Will Bertha Buckingham Verne Pettit PHI BETA KAPPA MEMBERS IN FACULTY William Graves James Hagerty Theodore Hamilton Virginia Harrison Harlan Hitcher George Havens Gordon Hayes Fred Heimberger William Henderson Mary Hitchcock Homer Hockett Robert Hockett Osman Hooper Lydia John Ruth Johnson Elsie Jones Margaret 'Jones Mary Kie er Ralph Knoulf Jean Kirkpatrick Wencil Kostir Harry Kuhn Clarence Laylin Joseph'Leighton Val Lorwin Frederick Lumley Edward Mack George McKnight William McPherson Mary Mark Bernard Me er Herman Milller Olin Moore Joseph Myers Lewis Morrill Marbury Ogle Sol Ozer Dorothy Postle Sidney Pressey David Prosser Charles Reeder Samuel Renshaw William Reither Hortense Rickard George Rightmire Gertrude Robinson Sophie Rogers Eugene Rosenbloom Leslie Rosemond Elinora Rossbach George Sabine Homer Sampson Helen Schick William Shimer Carolyn Shover Wilbur Siebert James Skipper Alva Smith Guy Smith Edith Sniffen Royal Snow Henry Spencer Joseph Spengler Carl Stein Parris Stockdale Wilmer Stover Esther Stroedter Joseph Taylor Tracy Thompson William Thompson Donald Turnbull Alonzo Tuttle Harve Walker John Weed Albert Weiss Anne Whitmer Helen Wikoff Robert Williams Carl Wittke Ignatius Wernert I CLASS OF 1928 Byron Fox Pauline Lehman Alice Rasor Clifford Garwick George Marshall Charles Reynolds Harold Grimm David Maurer Mary Rowland Isolde Henninger Blanche Montgomery Ernest Shillhahn John Herrick Dorothy Palmer Max Sheperd Martha Hodson Ruth Penne? Carl Stein Mary Kiefer Thomas Pol ock Anne Whitmer Martha Worcester Frances Yager CLASS OF 1929 Nancy Katz Morris Lerner Zora McG1ashan Irving Stone Leonard Wise N W fi fx l Emory Almy Firman Bear Cecil Boord John Brown Robin Burrell Jesse Day Raymond Barrett Earl Beard Crayton Black Arthur Brant Justin Bussies Thomas Chadwick iRollin Conaway PHI LAMBDA UPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY Dana Demorest William Evans Charles Foulk Wesley France William Henderson Marion Hollingsworth GRADUATE STUDENT Stanley Detrick Austin Edison James Funkhouser Ray Geddess Kermit Groves john Guthrie Robert Hockett Joseph Littman 1:2911 John Lyman William McCaughey William McPherson Allen MacGee Edward Mack Ir. Clayton Smith Ierome Miller Casimir Munter Karl Nordstrom Claude Schmidt Bernard Shoemaker Daniel Strain Leonard Wise 3. --l mu 1 H ' ff- 'Q L 1 M- --ixl .5 Founded at University of Illinois, 1899 21 Active Chapters Eta Chapter, 1911 An honorary society for students in chemistry, and which elects to its mem- bership only those who have attained a high de' gree of perfection in chem- istry. It was founded at the University of Illinois and the local chapter was established in 1911. iii if sf ii 1 X - .. H - .jf Founded at University of Minnesota, 1909 16 Active Chapters Gamma Chapter, 1915 A national honorary so' ciety for women who have distinguished themselves in the study of the science of home economics. The local chapter was estab' lished on the campus in 1913. Y 2s ZS Margaret Black Alice Donnelly Olga Balz Alice Bird Wilma Bonar Esther Downs Anita Clark PHI UPSILONA OMICRON MEMBERS IN FACULTY Faith Lanman CLASS OF 1929 Martha Dush Ruth Godfrey Alice Hunter CLASS OF 1930 Esther Milner 1:2921 Mrs. Harvey Minton Grace Walker Grace Tresch Beatrice Turner Emily Worcester Ruth Yauger Mary Zehner V Q f Charles Arnold Grace Bareis Harry Beatty Henry Blumberg Samuel Beitler Vaughn Caris Chester Austin Harry Blake Frank Chadwick Donald Fites Bernard Gayler Robert Horn Wendell Koch PI MU EPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY Clarice Hobensack Margaret Jones Harry Kuhn George McCard Cyrus McDuffee Clyde Morris Percy Ott MEMBERS Morris Lerner Russell Newhouse Edgar Robinson Ralph Rosendale Jack Ryder Loy Sammet Mabel Schmeiser 52933 W Q Albert Puchstein Samuel Rasor Hortense Rickard James Weaver Helen Wikoii Paul Wood Harry Schofield Ralph Letterlin Elwood Shipley Carl Shoene Grace Shover William Tooley Anna Walker U. mi mm :- my - if ' r 1 Founded at Syracuse University, 1915 8 Active Chapters Beta Chapter, 1919 An honorary fraternity for students in mathematics, with the aims of reward' ing high scholarship in mathematicsg the advance' ment of the science of mathematicsg and the mu' tual and personal advance' ment of its members. .E FW I u ll.e,s:sss:zs 1 .. -:::::.z:g: - i-...........:::L: gn- :::.:........r gg:ggggggg:::..... .... I ........... 5 0 4 1:::z:::::::::::1 .::::::::::::::.... ALLAQ f A Founded at University of Kansas, 1915 21 Active Chapters Sigma Chapter, April 28, 1926 A fraternity of honor in geology, mining and metal' lurgy. The members of this society are chosen from those who excel in these branches. W fi Fred Carlson William McCaughey Ned Anclrix Irwin Coleman Myron Metcalf . SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY William Mueller CLASS OF 1929 Robert Mitchell Richard Morgan 4 CLASS OP 1930 Charles Clark CLASS OF 1931 Albert Essex PLEDGES Carl Flack 12941 1 X ik Paris Stockdale Harold Thomas Frank Parris Lawrence Postle Ernest Shillhahn av V N7 x 54 Q A Cornelius Ackerman Stanley Allen Paul Alspaugh John Balder Paul Becherger David Bidwell Philip Bornhorst Fred Brown Clifford Carlson Charles Carey Thomas Chadwick Charles Clucas Arthur Crawford Alma Ackley Edgar Bloom Marion Boesel Helen Brown John Byrne Earle Caley Cheung Chu Charles Duncombe William Everitt . Otis Gahm Robert Gordon SIGMA XI ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Ora Essex Clyde Gleason John Hachenberg John Hermann Lee Henderson Howser Hunt Orvis Irvin Kai Jensen Ruth Johnson Jesse Jones Berthe Koch Thomas Kuivinen ACT James Grossman John Guthrie Virgil Hansley Ralph Harned Winifred Heckert Clark Horton Wen Huang Kisku Kitsuta George Langford Mendell Lash Paul Mautz Warren Leeka Ralph McLaughlin Richard Morgan James Morkovski Harry Mosely Louis Murray Bert Nash Amalia Nelson Wendell Oglesbee Dorothy Postle Dorothy Palmer Hans Peterson IVE MEMBERS Aristotle Michal fl 295 J Charles Monroe Edward Morgan Charles Morrey Vincent Morris Leonard Nice C. S. Pease Thurman Peterson R. D. Reed Thomas Richmond Melvin Rigg J. A. Roche Arthur Philips Jack Ryder Jacob Schaefer Carl Schoene Carl Shreve Kou'Hua Sun Elmer Timby William Tooley John Walsmith Earl Walke Frederick Way SolomonWhirl Wei Yang James Sappenfield Karl Stinson Kwan Tang Hiram Thut Grace Townsend Edith Vance Alfred Vogele Ernest Waxbom J. E. Webster A. B. Wilson S. W- 45 isa. , g in it W rr iff ' NL- I Founded at Cornell University, 1856 36 Active Chapters Omega Chapter, 1898 A general scientific society of honor, devoted espe' cially to the promotion of research. Members are selected primarily upon the basis of ability to extend the bounds of scientific and engineering knowl- edge and achievement. JE , -La' l F' A X. f Founded at Ohm State University 1924 1 Active Chapter ff ir tttlt . A local honorary society for seniors in the engi' nearing schools, election to which is based on per' sonality, scholarship, and leadership and participaf tion in campus activities. 4 4, bf O A dk Embury Hitchcock Ralph Crooks Emerson Emericlc Lloyd Higley Williaiii Jenkins TEXNIKOI MEMBERS IN FACULTY CLASS OF 1929 Donald Johnstone William King Clifford LeVake Richard Phelan Peter Rasmus Robert Meiklejohn Edgar Robinson Otto Winter Raymond Widdifield Walter Wikoif W1'k0ff l.uVul4u Winter jenlc ins Emrich Ru: mus Higley King Pin lun A feikhjolin Hilclicoclc jolinslone Roliinson 52963 CLASS OF 1929 X! Z XX Q fk CHI DELTA PHI MEMBER IN FACULTY Gertrude Robinson GRADUATE STUDENT Carolyn Seymour Grace Stevenson Audrey Sweet ...- H I is Bernice Bollenbacher Anne Bryan Mildred Birch Betty Bonnet Marguerite Carlin Charlotte Addison Marie Anderson Molly Corne Margaret Davis CLASS OF 1930 Mary Dodd Lillian Van Harlingen Dorothy Raymer Marian Voges CLASS OF 1931 Margaret Green Eleanor Hall Margot Younger Hester Kiler Nancy Jane Mason Laura Stevens Virginia Taylor Alice Wilson Cornelia James Martha Poffenberger Bnllunhuclcer Seymour lJ01fg.,1g,L,,-gL.,- ym,,,gt,,. Carne Altman Birch Voges Bonnet Dru'i.r 52973 SL 1 ...i yNX I I - 2. u ,- - '. , mu - mn .. .nu . I V n lll i S ' X iiiin 1 9 L Qi? -Q 1, rf N, - .. Founded at University of Tennessee, 1919 30 Active Chapters Alpha Epsilon, 1926 A national literary society for the purpose of pro' moting interest in drama and forensic, election to which is based on tryouts. Alpha Epsilon chapter was founded in 1915 as the Delphic Literary Society. el I F: res E MEMBERS IN FACULTY gli ri l V sg A ik ETA KAPPA NU 'l ll 3 ll ,..,. -I L ' Founded at University of Illinois, 1904 21 Active Chapters Gamma Chapter, january 5, 1907 An honorary society for students in electrical engi- neering. Election to this group is based on scholar- ship and ability. Frank Caldwell William Everitt Harry Ashmead Victor Bambeck Frank Conlon Don Eyman John Goddard Edward Higgins Charles Cook William Franklin Thomas Lloyd Peter Morrison Kwan Tang CLASS OF 1929 Murray Hively Russell Knox Russell Newhouse Leo Peters William Peterson Charles Powell Donovan XVarstler CLASS OF 1930 Harold Iagusch George Leydorf Elmer Stansbery Albert Puchstein Alva Smith Gordon Randall Edgar Robinson Jack Ryder Elwood Shipley Robert Spry Graydon Trout Robert Moser Millard Rosenfeld L Goddard Cook Ryder jagusch Trout Warsllcr Spry Randall Paterson Slanberry Peters Higgins Aslimcad Powell Moser Rosen fold H ively Nawlmusc Shipley Knox Bambcck Robinson Conlon 52983 Gustav Bruder Richard Beer john Furgason Arthur Gorsuch Leroy Henderson Alvin Bechtel Franklin Bond Robert Cottingham Kenneth Dumbauld Carl Frische Russell Steenrod Laurence BeVier William Didelius Robert Gatrell Paul Herolcl KAPPA KAPPA PSI MEMBERSIb1FACULTY Elvin Donaldson CLASS OF 1929 Robert Henderson Toiva Huhta Russell Luchtenberg Robert Micliener Emerson Wood CLASS OF 1930 Calvin Heinlen Earl Kirk William Kneppcr Ralph Miller Marcy Powell CLASS OF 1931 PLEDGES Alfred Krebs james Mereditli Robert Rochester W'illiam Romoser Joseph Odell James Norris Harry Piper Charles Reelhorn Herbert Spangler Allen Shumard -lack Taylor Neil Taylor Saunders Williains Vernon Wood Jay Van Swearin gen Leroy Roudebush Milford Schmidt Robert Toomey john Wasley Q Henderson Al :Ill-r K irlc Wbvcl Bond Spangler liccr lvixrln' Taylor Powell l.ucliImlu'rg Cllllflfljflldlll W!,'11,',,,,m Hullm A,1iCjw,w,- liurguson Iirmlvr l'lt-inlun -Slcvnroil Hcqlilul Dofmltkon K nepper H2991 Founded at Oklahoma State College, 1915 20 Active Chapters Eta Chapter, September 15, 1923 A national honorary so- ciety for men who have distinguished themselves in musical activities on the campus. This chapter was established on the campus in 1923. .IE 'Ti A X f X ! ,x Founded at University of Illinois, 1923 3 Active Chapters Beta Chapter, june 12, 1925 An honorary society for students in ceramic engif neering, election to which is based on scholarship and ability in this Held. MEMBERS IN FACULTY Arthur Watts . John Carruthers CLASS OF 1929 Fred Henderson Gerald Hofstetter Melvin Lund Macon Trabue Willard Palmer Walter Rueckel Henry Schofield Emerson Emrich Wilbrlr Gaunder Joseph Gill CLASS OF 1930 Carl Schwartzwalder Henderson Lum! Tru Emricli Scluuarlzwuldur Hafszellur Gruunlur Reclcul Ccliufzcld Palmer 53003 W fx H. X ! E. - f 1 ll ,L L I ll ff: f .,,:g,,l,f'.Q- A .::f f l- I' QLTXXA A- X Arthur Cole Homer Hocket Clarence Cramer Edna Davis Emmanuel Dietz Randolph Downes Alexander Erlen Clifford Garwick Abe Gertner Anna Green Harold Grimm john Hare PHI ALPHA THETA MEMBERS IN FACULTY George Knight MEMBERS Virginia Hockett Bertha josephson Margaret Koehler Anita Koenig Irene Krakoff Helen Lasher Gertrude Lawrence Louis Levine Roy Liming Carl Wittkc Wilbur Seibcrt Lee Marshall Gertrude Ncvison Ruth Palomo Ruth Penny Oscar Raberding Goldye Silverman Gerald Snedeker Emerson Squire Eleanor Thomas Erma Lowre Gwcndol n Turney Y Y John Marsh Gp,-lm-f Liming Koehler A Grimm Hare Erlrn ffl Hockell .f0S4'IJl1-Wfl 7 1100111-Y Lowrey Lv11ir1e Penney Kraknjf lllarshull Aliilke Snedeker Turncy Ruberdfng Lasher jll 53011 1 ...a.r.i...... 1. ::: :::::: ':- :: . y ':::::::---- ':g::::::::,., friiz: '?:::::.::... ,,, .n M, Founded at University of Arkansas, 1921 9 Active Chapters Zeta Chapter, May 21, 1927 An honorary group in the study of history and rc' search. Election to this group is based on ability and scholarship, and an interest in the affairs of history. .E f - 'In -- ' I I .III .grzzssszssssssssssfir 755412533 Q' EEEEE - Q5 - EI 1 -1 'J' Founded at Illinois University, 1923 9 Active Chapters Ohio State Chapter, 1928 A freshman honorary scholastic fraternity, open to all first year men, who have received an average in points of 3.5 or over for the first quarter in school. Y 75 W 125 r N Q Stephen Archer George Barns Rob Begland Lawrence Brubaker Carl Bullock Edward Chapman Fred Cole Richard Cook Clarence Davis Mel Davis George Dick Harry Dworkin Walter Ely Irvin Fenneman Albert Finley Robert Glaser Howard Gundlach Frank Hale Frank Hazard Henry Hope Loyal Hostetler 1 PHI ETA SIGMA CLASS OF 1931 Harry Jacobson Andrew Johnson Joseph Keck John Kem er Albert Kelso Ralph Kewish Foy Kohler Virgil La Fleur Luther Lalendorf George Lanzendorfer Horace Latimer Dave Lowery Richard McCarthy John McClure James McGavran Frank Malak John Martin James Meredith Charles Moody John Morris Herbert Morse Dean Oatman John O'Bell Ross Otey James Peters Italo Puppel Laurie Rautio Jay Roth Glen Salisbury Edward Schuster Wirt Scott James Settles Frederick Sink Ernest Snodgrass Leon Spiegel Carl States Joseph Walkup Thor Waxboni Roy Weinberg Robert Wills Ralph Winans Max Woodall Lull imur Oley Scolt Kemper Salisbury Peters Roth M orris johnson lVlcGaurun Cook Walkup Chapman lVclls McCurll1ey Hansen lllorse Lalcndurf Kohler Gundluck Thomas fsozj B? A fit. ,all il A I if ik .l Ohn Fleming Lester Getzloe Meiric Dutton John Boyer David Chancellor Ralph Cohen Hayward Gay Oeveste Granducci James Henderson Donald Johnstone PI DELTA EPSILON MEMBERS IN FACULTY Osman Hooper Gordon Hullfish Lewis Morrill HONORARY MEMBERS MEMBERS Clarence Keller Myron Lebensberger John Lucas Russell McNeil Leonard Melching Buddy Moser Charles Okerbloom Charles Pieper Joseph Myers James Pollard Earl Williams Joe Potter Paul Steinberger Ferd Stone Edwin Tuttle Tom Wheeler Harold Wilbur Herbert Wise Edmund Young Lf.-lvcnsburgur Boyer Chancellor Alulclxing j ohnslone Keller Sclwllerulff Lucas Wilbur Moser Stone lWcNuill Aclcernmn H yds Cohen 53033 1 ll 1 I ll ir X w ll!Ef2l.! '-1- 5FiEI5EqEEiEL'fl-'T i5iE:ESEEEEiEEf: ':: aff R 2' E -E l 1 Founded at Syracuse University, 1909 44 Active Chapters Ohio State Chapter, 1922 A fraternity of honor for editors and business man' . agers and outstanding mein' bers of the staffs of recogf nized campus publications, with chapters in twenty' two states. The Epsilog is the fraternty publication. A new chapter was estab' lished this winter at Denif son University. Founded at University of Missouri, 1917 36 Active Chapters Nu Chapter, 1922 An honorary society for women in education, elecf tion to which is based on scholarship and ability. Margaret Black Jessie Charters Alice Donnelly Lela Ewers Lucy Amborski Ruth Auch Ruth Bachmayer Gladys Barnes Helen Behrens Vera Bell Mrs. Clarence Bowser Pauline Bryant Marie Bumpas Grace Collet Truth Daniel Ada Dewit Anna Dunbar Nellie Eastburn Elizabeth Ebner Mary Elliot Elaine Ervin Ruth Etter Hazel Faringer Helen Fuessner Ina Ganson Mrs. Albert Gates Mrs. Nellie Gower Elizabeth PI LAMBDA THETA MEMBERS IN FACULTY Minnie Johnson Ruth Johnson Bertha Josephson Florence Kamber XValker Mary Kiefer Georginc Linn Amalie Nelson Edith Peck Anne Vfhitmer ACTIVE MEMBERS Mary Green Julia Griggs Lura Hay Eva Hedrick Mrs. Ethel Helser Nellie Henderson Katherine Hersey Clara Holtzman Matilde Hugleman Hazel Huston Faith Johnson Alma Keller Dorothy Keller Leah Keyser Loine Killworth Mrs. Bertha Koch Mrs. Fern Kunkel Ruth Lang Gertrude Lawrence Mary Lawrence Alma Leedon Lola Lemley Edna Lotz Marie Lowenstein Josephine Lowrie Enid Lunn Eleanor McLaii1 Zoza McGlashan Cholie McGlincliay Ruby McMalion Mrs. Mabel MacMillan Margrierite Maddox Mary Marksbury Mrs. Helen Martin Florence Mateer Mary Moler Margaret Monroe Florence Moore Goldie Myers Myra Nuenherg Gertrude Nevison Mrs. Harrietta Newell Sarah Polster Dorothy Porter Dorothy Postle Romaine Prior Luella Pressey Elinor Rossbach Grace Stevenson Emily Stogdill Josephine Raffeis Elizabeth Roberts Elouisc Robinson Sara J. Ryan Bertha Schilfarth Emily Schons Grace Shover Goldye L. Silverman Ethel Spencer Zulema Stacy Mary Stayman Edith Steele Olive Taylor Gertrude Thomas Marion Trotter Gwendolyn Turney Caroline Tyler Mrs. Nadine Wagner Mrs. lviinona Wallace Gertrude Weagley Lois Weaver Margaret Weldon Agnes Wilhelm , Il-llFl'1L'j' Qt'l'iS0ll 1.01: Rossbucll Keller lx ist-r Q A It-Gluxlnm Prcssey Donnelly Huslon McGlinchuy1l1 I I asrplixun 11117-'V-S A loore - A I cull illun W 'lulmur johnson 53043 Y y 1 p f 75 dk Samuel Beitler James Boyd Aubrey Brown Paul Bucher Charles Chubb William Everitt Stanley Allen Eugene Ashmcad Carl Balbach Merrill Barber Ralph Clarridge Frank Conlon Emerson Emrich Wilbur Gaunder Bernard Bayer TAU BETA PI MEMBERS IN FACULTY Samuel Folk Thomas French Embury Hitchcock Emerson Kimberly William Knight William Magruder I ohn Younger CLASS OF 1929 Michael Grogan Robert Hcichel Kermit Herndon Edward Higgins Murray Hively Gerald Hofstetter Donald Johnstone Russell Knox Thomas Kuivinen Franklin Marquis Clyde Morris Peter Morrison Carl Morman Percy Ott Ralph Powell Russell Ncwliousc Hillard Patton Leo Peters William Peterson Raymond Porter Charles Powell Donovan Rice Edgar Robinson Walter Rueckel Wilbert Ronan Christopher Sherman Kwan Tang William Turnbull john Weed Paul Wood Zane Schohcld Elwood Shipley Charles Smith Emery Smucker- Elwood Soash Robert Spry LeRoy Stanley Theodore Swain Karl Taylor Stanley Gibson Elwood Layfield jock Ryder Donovan Warstler John Goddard Howard Lefevre Loyer Sammet Otto Winters Elmer Young CLASS OF 1930 Parker Dunn Harold jagusch Grant Pettit Clarridge Barber Rueckcl Grogan jagusch Stanley Hcichel Rica Soaxh Hofslellcr Goddard Emrich lfoung Conlon Wfarsller Sammvl Shipley Peterson Hirely Peters Higgins lxnox Sbfy Herndon Fallon Gibson Pawyll JUIVISIUHC Caunder Kuivinen Axhmead Ryder Allen Robinson Winters Layficld LL-Fevre fsosj 311. il , I u , lniiziii S W T U I nu I if Gill!!! H!! : ...num . ' .222'2H ' . ........ ........m-lm.. :mg u .................. ,. -vm.---........... ,,.. .- unnunnmnnumm-..-.V I Q..--un nu - -'--- -'---- x ue fl Eiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiff V 'ii' .. : U ' -' asf 2 Q Founded at Lehigh University, 1885 57 Active Chapters X Ohio Gamma, February 12, 1921 An honorary society in the college of engineering, de' - siring to confer distinction for high scholarship in technology. MEMBERS IN FACULTY A .RE in iii g -, 'V I , :::: A :fx ll - un..-.-.. l f . ll : wr: XM i 'R ,X .... 1 M XV' X? TAU SIGMA DELTA fs ik X! 4 Founded at University of Michigan, 1914 11 Active Chapters Theta Chapter, 1922 Herbert Baumer Richard Buck Ir. Charles Chubb Thomas Church Mabel DeBra Ralph Fanning Wooster Field Charles Barber Ruth Brown Carl Brosch Avalee Boner Mildred Friedenberg Robert Gatrell Bernard Gayer Thomas French Frank Haskett james Hopkins Elusina Lazenby Ted Lewis George Lynch Galen Oman MEMBERS James Gordon james Grady Robert Heicliel James Hostetter George Jaeger Horace King Clifford Kiracofe Howard Le Fevrc Will Rannells Alice Robinson Wilbur Roman Hoyt Sherman Elizabeth Walker Guy Wiser Paul Wood Virginia Lotzc Laddie Mitiska Leroy Stanley William Leman john Storey Florence Stroyne Leland Vaughn A society of honor recog- nizing distinctive work in architecture and the fine arts. This organization was founded at the University of Michigan and has eleven active chapters. Brosclx Mil iska Van Gordor Jaeger Barber Stanley K iracofr: Freidenbcrg Grady Lolze King Story Heicliel Gatrell Bauer LeFcure Stroyne fsosj fi A A A THETA SIGMA PHI CLASS or 1929 Elsa Carroll Hester Kiler Henrietta MaCFarland Molly Corne Helen McCrea Ruth Rosenthaler Margaret Davis Ruth Schwerin CLASS OF 1930 Mildred Birch Marion Voges l 2- + Roxenllxaler Carroll Kildf Davis Birch A'1cCrea MacFarla11ri Voges f3071 lg w g A- QI E .,..l..l...... 55- A E' , E .IU ai Founded at University of Wasltington, 1909 33 Active Chapters Eta Chapter, May 28, 1913 An honorary sorority for women outstanding in journalistic activities. This group sponsored the Ma' trix Table this year, which had as its principal speaker Miss Zona Gale, the noted novelist. D Cl .5 ' ,l.,,,L f , -5 To and from School Down Neil Avenue Towards Pomerene l l Lsosj SDCIETIEI In a school or university of the size of Ohio State, one is sure to find a large array of clubs and societies. One of the oldest organizations on this campus is the Philomathean Literary Society, which has had quite an interesting history. Some of the new groups are the Aeronautical Society and the Metallurgical Society. These clubs play a great part in the cementing and fostering of bet- ter relations among this large student body. IN D Cl 53091 135 F I 1 I Lil' J Fm l ' all - .... F 1 f l - .M A society for the mutual discussion and considcraf tion of the problems of agricultural engineering. Those who are interested in any phase of agricultural engineering are eligible. X AMERICAN SOCIETY OF X AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS X7 OFFICERS CHARLES BANG:-IAM f-ff'f President Howmun Roms:-112 -ff-ff VicefP1esidem f X LAWRENCE Hosrsaoox - f Secrerary Treasurer MEMBERS IN FACULTY Glen McCuen Chester Reed CLASS OF 1929 Charles Bangham Leslie Hartzcll Lawrence Hosbrook Herbert Pulliam Jay Boyer George Henderson Lynden Jones Ralph Reece Joseph Green Lawrence Holliday Clarence Miller Frank Teegardin Arthur Walker Robert WOOdfL1lI Robert Young CLASS OF 1930 Richard Baker Virgil Diley Delmar Hoover Russell Shipman Robert Haiglcr Howard Romshe CLASS OF 1931 Lawrence Brubaker james Carrell Russell Hitz Duane Wilson Bernard Glenn jack Hufford 53103 SL gi il is 'i X SOCIETY or CIVIL X ! MEMBERS CHARLES SMITH f f 1 f 1 f - ' President L .... mr, H HI l, ........ u .... ,... .....,., ...ri f CHARLES ALLEN f f Vice-Pusidenz X X up X CLASS OF 1929 Carl Albrecht Charles Allen Willard Armstrong Charles Barber Lloyd Brenncman Elmer Buell William Burroughs Webster Cottier Charles Ellis Ely Fenton ' Richard Algc Joseph Barbec Gabriel Blumer Sidney Bucher Charles Buckey Samuel Carpenter Mark Allen Marvin Banton Clyde Bowser Robert Diehl Irvin Fenneman John Floyd Ralph Gallogly William Green Michael Grogan Rodney Harwood LeRoy Johnston Walter Kidd James Kievit Clifford Kiracofe Howard Kirn William Klenk Gordon Walker C David Chancellor john Clifton Robert Davis Harold Hill Justus Koch Robert Larimer Kenneth Lynn C Robert Hindman Carl Knicely John Konopka Daniel Kothe Francis Liles Paul Matthews LASS OF 1930 LASS OF 1931 Robert Kramer Ernest Langbchn Howard LeFevre john Lynn Maurice Lubin John Mccaleb Raymond Reeder Loy Sammet Paul Sammet Carl Schwartz Robert Moehring Raymond Murray William Norman Caleb Osborn Irving Painchaud Samuel Pritchard Earl Sanderson John Morris Arthur Olmsted Lowell Probasco Floyd Redick Gordon Rose Edward Sevcik Frederick Shulcr Charles Smith Elmer Stansberry LeRoy Stanley John Story Ted Swain Karl Taylor Thompson Taylor William Tooley Edward Tuta Harold Slater Donald Southwick Paul St. John William Stockton John Tilton Glenn Watson Barton Shaw Paul Spath Alfred Spritzen Devon Thompson Balden Tucker Max Woodward 53113 .E RI! 'II l J ' 23:23 4 Ill I E7 I g::: :.,:5EE,: i F - .ill An organization composed of students in electrical engineering for the con' sideration of those prob' lems and changes which arise in this Held of engif neering. -If .Iii AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF f ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS fl Frank Caldwell William Everitt Harry Ashmead Wilmer Atkinson Urick Auckerman Victor Bambeclc Carl Bayer Harry Blake Kenneth Boger Bruce Carter Frank Conlon Ralph Crooks Harold Ackerman John Apuli Theos Bartlett Richard Beer Robert Bigler Herman Carter Clarence Cook John Evans William Franklin Harold Ackerman Charles Allison Roy Black Herbert Deem Edward Dryer ROEERT SPRY f - EDGAR ROBINSON WILLIAM WEBSTER GRAYDON TROUT FRANK CALDWELL OFFICERS f f President - f f f SeniorVice-President f f junior Vice'President f Secrctary I'reasurer f f Councilor xx Q ix i MEMBERS IN FACULTY Robert Higgy Emerson Kimberly 'Tom Lloyd CLASS OF 1929 Francis Davis Howard Duhamel John Elder Howard Elliott Don Eyman John Goddard Edward Griffith George Heinzelman Edward Higgins Murray Hively CLASS OF 1930 Frank Gilchrist Paul Hahn James Hale Herman Heil Parker Hess Frank Himebrook Clyde Howard Harold Iagusch Floyd Kemper ' CLASS OF 1931 Lloyd Harshbargcr Gordon Harvey Wilbur jones William Layton Harold McKee Ralph McLaughlin Albert Puchstein Alfred Roetken Paul Kingcade Russell Knox William Kohli Donald Naftzer Russell Newhouse Robert Pausch William Peterson Charles Petry Charles Powell Gordon Randall Floyd Kinney Harold Knapp George Leydorf Stanford Magley Robert Moser Lecter North Edward Peckinpaugh Millard Rosenfeld Arthur Schueneman Ralph Miller William Moore Robert Nolan Bohush Pelikan Arthur Ross john Shepardson Kwan Tang Edgar Robinson Robert Spry Elwood Shipley John Storey David Thomas Graydon Trout Donovan Warstler William Watters Lawrence White Vinton Sprague Elwood Stanberry John Svehla Philip Unthank Ralph Van Atta Roy Wagner William Webster Paul Whitehead Ralph Wills Charles Seelbach Arthur Shepherd Charles Smith Iames Thornton Frank Vorac 53123 6 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS STUDENT SOCIETY or X Q OFFICERS JACK LANE f-f--' f President LLoYD Hiouav f f f Vice-President X WALTER GALLOWAY Secretary f BRUCE Rooms - - - Treasurer Sv ik Ulysses Denman John Arbuckle Charles Beard Herman Borneman Leonard Ervin Stanley Gibson Howard Allison Stanley Barnes Clarence Bartell Carl Borchers Lawrence Carpenter Harlan Cunningham Carl Degner Alton Anderson Patsy Difloure MEMBERS IN FACULTY V Ralph Paffenbarger CLASS OF 1929 Ed Heck Lloyd Higley Michael Hudak Eugene Kepke Eugen Kiinzler CLASS OF 1930 Archie Dilley Fred Donley Robert Duerler Leonard Dugan Richard Fiedler Ernest Fuller Walter Galloway C Walter Ely Chester Hursey LASS OF 1931 Oscar Rickly Jack Lane Sam Lockshin Francis Markey Toyosaburo Ozaki Charles Carman George Glass Carl Habel Edwin Heffnes William Jenkinson Walter Mercer Fred Moran Louis Mellott Curtis Peasley John Russ Hillard Patton Melbert Paul Bruce Rogers Robert Taylor Otto Winter Max Morrow John Quillin Alan Rathbun William Shupe Mark Sturtevant John Tomlinson Roger Weider Harold Scott Herbert Swezey 53133 fi E , xx pl : u. ll a: l- I kg.- 555511-- This is an organization of students interested and pursuing courses in indus' trial engineering, formed for the purpose of con' sidering all those problems which arise in this field. .EE FW AMERICAN SOCIETY OE MECHANICAL ENGINEERS RAYMOND PORTER ROBERT KENNEDY CARL BAYER f - FRANK WIDNER f li X f I 'X Carl Balbach up is William Baughman Ellsworth Bowers 1 - .fl Bradley Collingwood john Daggon This society or organizaf tion was formed for the mutual consideration of all the problems which are relative to the science of mechanical engineering. Rupert Davidson Eugene DeBruler Carl Bayer William Bischoff Henry Black Guy Cooper Robert Cottingham Robert Deucher Donald French Harold Gall Hayward Gay OFFICERS ' ' f ' ' ' - President - f - - f Vicc'Preside'nt ' f Secretary , 'Treasurm x X CLASS OF 1929 Herman Evans Frank Fellows Dennis Gallogly Neal Gill Leonard Growclen Donald Johnstone Edward Kelly Frank Widner CLASS OF 1930 Jack Glicklcr William Grubbs Roy Hanna Glen Hurd john jordan Charles Kitson Phillip Knight Roy Kurtz Paul Lynn . Hal McNiehols Robert Kennedy Arthur Koenig Robert Miller George Patterson Raymond Porter Donald Rice Edward Roush Salvatore Marco Francis Markey Herman Michener Wallace Payn Grant Pettit James Quillen Gordan Randall Henry Seymour Paul Shirley Louis Silber Ellwood Soash Franklin Vogelsang Harold Ware Ethan Weckesser Willard Shumaker Jack Shannon Paul Springer Hubert Stallkamp Joseph Stelzer joseph Svehla Edward Umstead Paul Reichert Kenneth Wasserman Russell Ries Arthur Wagner 1:3141 X1 William Blake Warren Copp Edmund Czolgos Al'Ihllr Faltcr Henry Adcoek Alfred Aulr Arthur Drake Car Frederick Barber Donald Baker Donald Bensinger STUDENT BRANCH OF AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY OFFICERS Zami SCHOFIIELD fff'f ' President EDWARD SizABiuGH'r 1 f f ' ViCC'PT6Sfd611i GLENN BERNARD f ' Trwslwvf MEMBERS Wendell Glick Willard Palmer Zane Schoheld Gerald Hofstetter Earl Petrie Macon Trabue Ceryl Hotchkiss James Roslund Howard Waugh John Musselman Walter Rueckel Charles Wilson CLASS OF 1930 Thgimag Fgllknor William Hug Frederick Neel Charles Gerster Glenn Hutt Edward Seabright Homer Gill Richard Lane John Sellers l Schwaltzwalder Stephen Spires HMYY Thicmcfkc CLASS OF 1931 Glenn Bernard Russell Burrell William Cox Clay Eblinger Stanley Leaver George Grammett Kenneth Nagel Paul Herold William Pearch 53153 This is an organization for the consideration of the prohlems of ceramic engineering, and their re- lation to the general Held of this science. .KE IL 'rw A-. ,i.5i1....-.., ..-u In -...nun ... ......... :mg -.':::::::::::...... , ............. .. L if ii X ! OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY X X HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY X! Q r - .......,. 9 E. 15555: ggzzr I ' EEE. This organization is com' posed of those students inf terested in the study of horticulture and forestry and considers the many problems relevant to this science. A a :ii MEMBERS IN FACULTY Frederick Charles Alfred Hottes Louis Montgomery CLASS OF 1929 Harold Baumann Lynden Jones Raymond Law Howard Creed Thomas Kyle John Snyder CLASS OF 1930 James Cox Richard Farnsworth Elmer Creve Evalyn Paddock Robert Schroer CLASS OF 1931 Ervin Herrick Paul Martin Joseph Popa Curtis Strous CLASS OF 1932 Pamela Harrop 1 Robert Neil Joe Schmidt Wendel Paddock Oliver Yoder Lester York Herbert Halderman Donald Wasem Josephine Schmitz David Splover Paddock, P. Paddock, Yoder, Law Murriclc, Charles, York, Schmidt, Splaver, Marlin Straus, Qvil, Grave. Haldcrmun, Farnsworllz, jones Kyle Montgomery, Schmitz, Schrocr, Creed, Papa, Wasem, Baumann Hurrop, Snyder, E. Paddock, Young, Cox, Hone.: 53163 X V x 4 Q 1 OFFICERS GEORGE Mmsxa f - - f - f President EDNVIN NORTON e f - f - ' Vice-president X X XX XX Harold Esper Everette Albyn Raymond Card Hugh Cochran Ervin Coleman Bud De Hays joseph Fueglein Clyde Gordon MEMBERS IN FACULTY Alfred Hottcs MEMBERS Herbert Halderman Pamela Harrop lvan Hose Newton Kroeger Thomas Kyle Raymond Law Chester McCracken Wendell Paddock Richard Mallet Paul Martini George Mitiska Herbert Morse Patrick Murphy Edwin Norton Evalyn Paddock Victor Ries Beryl Pierce losephine Schmitz Gabriel Simons john Snyder Charles Way Albert Werth Gardner Wing A4cCarmick Cochran Mallet Zeuch Albyn Gordon Simon M cCracken Card Morse Q Coleman M urpll y Wing Wfullace Norton Halrlermon I' ueglcin Mitiska Kroger Snyder Pierce Ries j. Paddock Kyle Halle.: Esper W'. Paddock Harrop 53173 SL ' .- il -G S I - I ll I T A lil This is an organization inf terested in the problems of floriculture and land' scape gardening, and is composed of those stu' dents and professors who are majoring in this held. CLASS OF 1929 E - I -- 'ffl I Ill u - -it 2 lsll Q? Will a .jf This is an organization for the consideration of the problems of minerals and the mining of them. It presents reports on the various mining industries of this and other counf tries, and discusses the various fields which are related to this study. N alll 'Z 5l:i::::: N ! AMERICAN INSTITUTE or X ! f MINING AND METALLURGY OFFICERS EDWIN ROGERS -f'-ff-'f President FRED GREENICH 'f-f-' Vice-President f X EDWARD BURD ' - Secretaryf'Treasurer ! X 1 T f MEMBERS IN FACULTY Arthur Brant Dana Demorest James Lord William McCaughey William Mueller William Black Willis Cramer Warren Ballantine Edward Burd Herbert Arnold Robert Blackburn Kenneth Emmert Hubert Grove CLASS OF 1930 Clarence Fable Fred Greenich Carl Spangler CLASS OF 1931 Howard Humberstone Andrew Kazimer Robert Hull William Jenkins Henry Holtz Edwin Rogers Lester Luxon Frederick Morrow Earl Schwein furth Walter Wikoff Harold Ryan Chester Sellen Austin Secoy Aloise Sprankle james Blanchard Earl Kirk Ray Myers Robert Starr Fred Hart William Lashley Laurie Rautio Archie Stevenson Ernest Teichert Albert Tighe Floyd Whitmer CLASS OF 1932 lrving Griffiths Clarence Hoffman Charles Low Homer Smith Charles Underwood Grccnich Ryan Spangler Hart Teichcrt Whitmer Hull Blanchard Grove Lashley Luxon j enkinr Sclzrvcinfurlh Ballantine Black Fable Arnold Stevenson Brant Lord Burd Rogers Muellur McCauglu:y 53183 X ! VARSITY A ASSOCIATION Y X OFFICERS ' OTTO WINTER ff---f President f N DAVID WHERRY f ' - f - Secreta.ry'Treasure1 X XX XX Frank Castleman Willard Altman Yaroslav Chemerys Talbert Christman Charles Edwards Leonard Fauver Cecil Chambers MEMBERS IN FACULTY Samuel Cobb Roy Hussey George Price Paul Leonard Dwight Force CLASS OF 1929 Otto Winter CLASS OF 1930 CLASS OF 1931 Fernando Forteza Fred Hanover PLEDGES Bernard Mooney Michael Peppe Robert Wade Erwin McAdoo James Madden Lewell Mays Louis Molnar Leonard Gable Edward Crawhs Harold Headley Donald Little Leo Young Leo Staley Franklin Wherry Donald Studebaker George Martello David Wherry Ralph Young Ralph Hauck- I:319j 31 g - - X :nr ----r ,, ....... ....: : z. P i' M. - L.. This is a group of physif cal education majors who are interested in training of this sort. They assist in the conducting of the gym classes, and have a specialized course of their own. JE : if ? x - J1 X f S' ! ' OFFICERS HAROLD JAMES --f'-' President f X DONALD HYDE f Secvetavy f X ZX XX William Graves Paul Ackerman Milton Caniff William Davis John Durfce Emory Glander Robert Gunning Richard Hollington MEMBERS IN FACULTY George Washburn MEMBERS Alton Wells Alonzo Tuttlc Donald Hyde Harold james George Marshall Richard Sater William Smith Paul Taylor Donald Turnbull 53203 X PHILOMATHEAN LITERARY 77 x 1 X f OFFICERS L ANNE BRYAN - ' ' f - President MARY JIN1tlNs f - f - V1C8'PT6S1d6WE f HARRILT HYMAN f Secretary 1 X MEMBERS IN FACULTY Sada Harbarger Mis George Rlf.,l1IITlIlL Editl' Sniifen A, NA SL 4 ll , I M ll z A S v l ', L 1 ' X - MA RTHA ' ff yfaq lbfer 4 ' 1 S . . . Q- is S M,, , S M CLASS OF 1929 Lucille Bishop Anne Bry an Frances Caddv Gwendolyn jenkins Margaret Shelby CLASS OF 1930 jc ic Rhulman Elma Whitney CLASS OF 1931 Louise Addison Virginia Houser Harriet Hyman Martha Lindsay Jane Maxwell Agnes Murphy Mary Sabine PLEDGES Edith jones Ruth Montgomery Mildred Shepard Verna Thomas C 1 Hx Hour r an s Wflzilrivy Sabine Tlmmus Murphy 1 I 1: von j 4 nlcm r liryun Hyman Limlrcl Shulby f321:l An organization for the consideration of many lit' crary and cultural prob' lems, and which is com' posed of those students in' tcrestcd in drama and lit- erature. This is one of the oldest organizations on the campus. 415 Z 77 - ll 5 Fl .:.i5i?m:i , ' ll za. U C? QCII' PD . ., :, ,K - in Seven games were sched- uled by the Polo Club last year. Five of the matches were played on the polo ground, south of the sta' dium. Two games were away from home, one against Culver Military Academy and the other against the Michigan State team at Lansing. Carl poston was the chairman of equipment, and Lieuf tenant Eckert was coach of polo. Although this was not an unusually suc- cessful year, our polo team has made quite a place for itself in the eyes of competing schools. ' ..... 4 'EE X POLO CLUB X X OFFICERS ARTHUR CALDWELL --f' DONALD Rice - - CARL PosToN - WILBU11 Hoooes A ABOLD B Atot L - President f Vice'President f Secretary - f Treasurer Business Manager A Harold Baron Roland Bauer James Baxa Paul Bogert Harold Burtt Arthur Caldwell Donald Christman Ellis Davis Jess Davis Robert Davis Ellis Feinman Irwin Fenneman Wilbur Gaunder Lawrence Click Renner Hale Harold Harris Kenneth Hart Morton Helper Walter Hopkins Merton Humphrey Dean Hunt Henry Ilg Power Karr Nash Kelley Justus Kock Thomas Kuivinen George Lanson Milton Lebson Ora Liming Richard Lindsey Michael Lisook John McElroy Lawrence Mahaffey Claude Mathis Stephen Molnar John Paton Robert Peebles James Pendery Laurance Phillips Carl Poston Richard Powell Donald Rice ' Paul Rice Wilbert Riggs Elwood Schmink Donald Schram Leonard Shane Sol Shore Robert Smith Joseph Spivak George Stafford Merrill Stanley Paul Stewart John Strittmatter Randall Wilson Nicholas Zink Slwr -Schminlc Kuivincn Baron Liminf Guundcr Poston Z ink Hodges Eckert Caldwell R ice 3. I T15 -1-. an X f i x x x ! AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE E Il f ASSOCIATION E H I if Z OFFICERS Q - L ARTHUR WRRRRR Pfmffnf . X THEODORE LYONS . , f VfC8fPTESfdCHf ' . I I DANIEL RINE1-IAM' R R Secretary-'Treasurer - - Ijist Sai essays: E ., 'gyf' ,ff .-, 'EQ-' E 1 ' -geese' fff N' - . MEMBERS Henry Apple Robert Hamilton Theodore Lyons Daniel Rinehart Gerald Broughton Robert Isaly Luther Mindling Arthur Walker Maurice Durke Gale Kasler Glen Pryor Joe Weisliircher Irvin Krill Ralph Reece f3231 This is an organization formed for the considera' tion and study of the dairy products and of their proper handling and mar- keting. It deals with such problems as the manufac' turing of these dairy prod' ucts, and the study of those conditions most con' ducivc to their greatest output. ,fir jfr I I -1 1 ' nz- ou.- .--nn mn., .,.m-I ........ ir M This group is composed of those interested in the problems of animal hus' bandry. X f SADDLE AND s1RLo1N CLUB X Q I OFFICERS FRANK TEEGARDEN fff-fff President WARD SruDoR ff-- f - VicefPresident , X WILLIAM SCHOLLENBARGER f Secrenary-Treasurer f X XX A MEMBERS IN FACULTY Joel Coffey Carl Gay Donald Kays Schuyler Salisbury CLASS OF 1929 George Eikenberry Arthur Evans Jonathan Frost Leslie Hartzcll Lloyd Kurtz Robert Lewis Rov McEowen Ralph Reece Carter Straw Ward Studor Ray Bailey Robert Bishop Herbert Carey Marion Cook Frank Teegardin Arthur Walker james Warner Merrill Weimer CLASS OF 1930 Charles Lee Henry Mabry James Cox Edwin Henderson Vivian Overturf Dwight Pengeot Glenn Pryor Lewis Quillcn Lee Glass Robert Haigler James Anderson james Burley Ray Sauer William Shollenbarger Iohn Swinehart Leo Tucker William Walker Robert Wetherell Claude Hummel Harold Huston Robert Kirk Paul Dorrance Joseph Dougherty james Grandstaff CLASS OF 1931 Wayne Johnson james Jones Glenn Salisbury Dwight Teegardin Wayne Wilson Albert Zielke Norman Haas Russel Hitz Jack Huiford Kenneth Beanblossom Joseph Boynton Harold Constable PLEDGES William Deeds james Bachman john Bradbury George Drabck Everett Roycr Gerald Smith Paul Zwerman Sauer Carey I Dorrancc Haas Walker Burley Bishop Daugherty Hujord S1l'il1L'hdl'l Smith D. Tcvgardin jones Peugeot H ilz Cook V Frost Pryor Zivllce Boyunlon Kurlz .Studor F. 'Teegurzlin Rcccc Sliollcnburger Leuvis 53243 swf JOSLPH MAXWELL 4 f f f - - f President RALPH Dusu f ' f ' - - - VicefPresident FLORENCE GALEHOUSE - f Secretary f X Msacueruris Taour , , Treasurer f X l 1 Lyman Baker Wilma Bonar Everett Brelsford Ermel Cade Ruth Dinklc Nellie Dunham Ralph Dush James Anderson Mabel Beal Joseph Boynton Jean Cavinee Myrtle Adams Karl Anthony Norma Ashbacher Lawrence Black Margaret Cann Kermit Doak David Dunlap Ray Epplcy Do CLASS OF 1929 jane Diley Herbert Dilley Martha Dush CLASS OF 1930 Andrew Gordon Marion Haines Harold Huston Edwin Judy CLASS OF 1931 Gladys Drill Frances Glenn Clyde Gordon lviargarct Gould CLASS OF 1932 Elmer Felton Nellie Gossard Robert Greiner Boyd Hootman William Iahn Ruth Kay Lawrence Kunkle Mary Lyons George Eikenberry Florence Galehouse Lawrence Holliday Henry Mabry Luther Miiidling Dwight Peugeot Margaret Pool Clarence Hall Cary Karnes Frank Peairs Annette Prickett Lucille Link Iva Millard Harold Moore Eugene Ncthers Samuel Patterson Alden Payn Virginia Pierpont Raymond Richmond Lynden jones Willcne Quigley Howard Romshc Lewis Quillen Mary Ralston Leroy Roudcbush William Walker Lois Rumberg Pauline Trott Claudine White Ralph Winans Helen Schleppi Alson Siedcl Garnet Slagle Gerald Smith Laura Smith Roy Starlin Helen Todhuntcr Myrl Trout rothy Whitney Edith Winans Virgil Wysong iff? ifi.:. 1 N ' fa- r - X This organization is com' posed ol all those students who were members of FourfH Clubs during high school, and the activities of this university group are mainly social and rec' rcational. if ll at il Z X' 1 .. . 'K .. 1 J, The object of this organif zation is the instruction of students in the vocation of agricultural teaching, and their program includes the bringing of authorities on agricultural problems to a regular discussion group. S2 fk TCWNSHEND AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION SOCIETY Ray Bailey Stanley Bingham William Brug Alonzo Burdge George Converse Arthur Cowden Thomas Cowden james Cox Lester Cronin OFFICERS HANSON RHODES -'f f ' President LEsTER CRONIN f VicefPresidem CARL PICKERING f ' - Secretary CHARLES EBERHARD ' - Treasurer MEMBERS Williain Deeclc Samuel Diefenbaugh Cloyce Donnell Charles Eberhard Delmer Glenn Andrew Gordon Clyde Gordon Ralph Grimshaw Edwin Judy A lbert Ziclke Robert Knedler Eldon Le Grand Clyde Lyle Leonard Melching Ross Milner Lawrence Mountjoy Carl Pickering George Poe Ralph Ree RV 4 75 Harold Rhodes Leroy Roudebush Robert Straszheim Clifford Varney james Warner Donald Wasem Harold Wilber Menford Yoh Elmer Yutzi I 3261 EIL I li g- 1 ill UNIVERSITY GRANGE 5 geeeirial 1 ff: orricians I X I I JOHN FALCONER f f f - - ' MUSIC' ,. IR' - CLYDE GORDON ' OWWT IX HAROLD Cuiuzy f - Lecturer I I EH? wlffaashl. I 5' Q 5555355551 - ' ' igimmi E55 5555559 :'rl Nav ' x E sei Q Assistant Lecturer Steward Assistant Steward A William Walker Harold Huston James Grandstalf N, h Treasurer Secretary Assistant Secretary Le Roy Roudcbusli True Watson Melvin Kennedy Pomona Ceres Flora Mary Reigel Wilene Quigley Myrtle Dixon Chaplain Lady Assistant Steward Gatekeeper Ruth Durr Gladys Uncapher Joseph Dougherty REPRESENTATIVES TO ALLAG COUNCIL Ralph Dush Esther Milner 53273 I The Grange is a national organization, having some 80,000 members in Ohio. There are 880 local or' ganizations in the state. Its purpose is the advance' ment of agricultural and rural life. Its activities are social, educational and legislative. There are 258 members in the University Grange. Its programs are carried on with a twoffold purpose: first, to de- velop talent and leader' ship among its members, and second, to provide recreation for its members. This talent is used in dem- onstrating methods of con- ducting interesting grange programs, which methods may be carried back to the home communities of its members. if i If ' ,, E X X INTERNATIONAL CLUB X f 4:53 Nl J Qin -I I ' ROBERT N BWLON 1 - f f - President g MRS. WILLIAM TAYLOR - Vice-President ,fl - IMOGENE CORBY f f - Secretary -wsezeszassseasssr ease: eel ' 'Z 4 I -1 J' MEMBERS Africa Yao Tsou Philippines Malaku Bayen samuel Tung Pablo Abellera Australia Wan Qement Ampungon Theodore Lindner 1 ans Prudencio Castrence . Lien Wen Guillermo Felipe Wassertheurer genjargn Wu Nicodemus Paciacm' 1-'ng ang Fabio Quezada Slizzgdlanzen Colombia Manuela Villaneuva John Pratt Rafael Suarez Siberia Canal Zone Czechoslovakia Imogene CUNY Gay Turner Jaroslav Kucera United States China F,-,mee Melvin Barclay Chili Chen R I d L I John Dzuro Evgilliam ghu Ho an ec ercq Eleanor gehegan ward oly awaii ugene ie Ming Hsieh Reuben Lee Robert Newlon . Jui Huang Wdter Ozawa Ieske Reinhold Wen Huang shjgeo Takemoto Willard Scott Mo Li Wa Tam William Taylor Chengtung Liu Kwan Tang Mrs. William Taylor ChingfTien Miao N Mary Thomas Chao-Jan Tai Pew Alfred Tibbals Ihsing Ting I Sixto Ludena 53281 Clarence Vogel D l3ll2L'I HALL! Ohio State has five large dormitories or halls for girls, housing some five or six hundred girls. For the coming year there will be a new law in effect, forbidding all freshmen girls to live in sorority houses, and this will undoubtedly swell the population of these halls. 7X D l3293 I 1' ,.' Ida Alexander Mary Anderson Eliza Armstrong Flora August Mary Baderschner Mary Balthaser Mary Barber Miriam Baskin Helen Baum Martha Baumoel Kathleen Bee Doris Bethune Margaret Bischoff Ida Black Sadie Bohof Sara Bornberg Theresa Botha Helen Boyer Dorothy Braun Elizabeth Bremner Effie Brenenstul Edith Birkman Dorothy Brown Dorothy Buckley Florence Bunnell Leota Busch Cecil Caldwell Mary Campbell Dorothy Carr Leona Chavinson Katherine Clark Eleanor Cohn Edith Cooper Imogene Core Molly Corne Katherine Curran Sarah Dailey NEIL HALL . OFFICERS , LAURA STEVENS ffff-f f President - RUTH MILLER f f VicefPresidenr Q ' LENORE Siaom. f 1 Secreza1yf'I'reasu1er f MEMBERS Gonell Danielson Wanda Darling Charlotte Dawson Harriette Delaplane Roberta Diehl Pearl Dolinsky Grace Drexel Alyce Dunlap Ruth Dunning Ora Easterday Dorothy Emerman Ruby Etter Mary Fauble Margaret Fields Rhea Fishbaugh Louise Fletcher Lenore Frederick Martha Freshour Elisabeth Friedman Rheta Friedman Lucille Friend Elsie Galluci Dorothy Garber Vivien Garber Winifred Gill Rose Golland Florence Goldman Celia Greene Anita Gutman Suzanne Halperin Clara Halstead Beatrice Henelin Helen Hannah Mabel Haynes Leone Hedgecock Ruth Hedgecock Lucille Heston Lavonne Hewitt Joyce Hines Mary Hopper Bernice Horwitz Ann Horwitz Katherine Hudson Martha Jaffie Veryl James Elsie Johnston Phyllis Johnston Elizabeth Jones Julia Jones Sue Kagay Emily Kaiser Donna Kerst Eleanor Kendis Ethel Kerchofer Minna Kleeman Norma Klein Florence Klein Seville Klein Matilda Kline Annette Kobling Irene Kronenberg Cleo Lathrem Christine Laughlin Betty Lay Gwendolyn Lewis Sibyl Lewis Helen Liston Alice Lynch Ruth Lyons Cornelia Marshall Louise Mason Irene Matthews Lydia Meyers Harriette Myers Helen Mich Adrienne Midlam Elizabeth Milholland Jane Milholland Alice Miller Ruth Miller Ida Moore Stella Moses Leone Murgul Bernice Myers Fay McDowell Miriam MacKenzie Lucile Nixon Ruth Noyes Katherine O'Brien Leona Orkin Margaret Owens Esther Petricof Elizabeth Patterson Rosalind Perlich Martha Peters Goldie Pinsky Rachel Prince Pauline Pusch Bessie Ransom Evelyn Richards Ruth Rogers Margaret Rooney Pansy Rowe Ladene Rawlinson Mary Roy Katherine Shickler Edna Schild Gertrude Schmidt Edress Schrack Evelyn Shultz Sarah Schulman Helen Schwartz Lillian Segal Jeanne Siegal Helen Scip Aileen Skinner Dorothy Smith Gertrude Smith Ruth Snedeker Mary Sowash Pauline Spivach Vera Sproul Clara Steffen Laura Stevens Emily Stockfield Vera Stonc Gwendolyn Stump Belle Suid Lucile Sutton Louise Sutton Jean Thomas Ethel Thompson Gay Turner Irene Unkle Sylvia Waldman Mary Walker Ellen Walrath Florence Warsaw Gertrude Weber Amelia Weinberg Frances Wells Mary Wheeler Helen Wilson Mary Wolfe Louise Word Louise Wuerdeman Edith Yarnell Helen Zitsman Mabel Zulouf fssoj Marian Ault Ruth Emmons OFFICERS MABEL METCALFE -fffff- President GRACE CUTLER f-f-ff- VicefPresidenz f X MABEL BEAL Secretary-'Treasurer X MEMBERS Freda Balo Anna Mac Bargcr Naomi Baymillcr Mabel Beal Martha Beal Mildred Birch Rose Boczek Gazelle Badncr Vivian Boss Margaret Brooks Martha Butcher Ruth Cammercr Florence Carey Katherine Christman Virginia Cockran Genevieve Cook Gladys Corbett Catherine Crawford Elsie Criger Margayt Crouch Margaret Cuppet Grace Cutler Virginia Denbrock Evelyn Dillon Emma Dominek -M ,W Ruth Endich Marian Esler Florinc Fels Josephine Finley Marie Fischer Eileen Fischley Ruby Flick Gertrude Frame Lois Goldsmith Evelyn Haines Esther Hellerstcin Rebecca Hellerstein Hilda Hertlein Helen Higgins julia Higgins Mary Huston Melba Jackson Nadyne Jackson Alma jagsch Sara Beth Jordon Ada Karam Virginia Kemper Aileen Kennedy Beatrice Korosy Eileen Littrell Virginia Long Marie McBride Martha McBride Katherine McGraw Martha Maheilcy Mary Mahon Mary Mahon Mary Manahan Pearl Mayer Mabel Metcalfe Edith Monroe Neal Moody Marian Morris Henrietta Nichols Katherine Oldfield Evelyn Overmyer Elvira Parrish Doris Packer Ruth Parker Charlotte Patenaudc Mabel Ray Margaret Rhoads Margaret Rockhold Helen Reploglc jcannette Rosenberg Catherine Roush Mildred Russell Nancy Safford Reva Saltuper Mary Scofield Sadybelle Scott Lucile Seiple Stephanie Skodack Mary Ethel Smith Iean Snell Dolly Spangle Vivian Stern Mary Thexton Mary Tobin Helen Todhunter Lucile Patterson Mary Ellen Waldron Flora Pedicard Nell Warman Margaret Pendergast Charlotte Whitcford Roseamonde Porter Lillian Posch Alice Prout Helen Wilson Lcora Youngblood Mildred Zurcher C Thltlxlgn, MoQdyZM. Euplbcg, E31-Bidi, Ig'igiins,FChQ?ln1an, D. Parker, Aull, Oldfield - ns, uroer, ss, o'n . , ' ,Pfd 'S ,W' muclgrinrgmiiat naude Porter Bala llforos agkcdld kmHe3ll 'm7qr5l11s, afflzrd h '?f0'd , , ff 1, i r - y, a , er am, e unter, ay Wcildron, lxarane, Overmcyer, -Snell, M. McBrzde, F usher, Russell, Prosser, Rosenberg, Sullruper, Kemper Wfil-von. Pfflifl, CUOIC. P0-YCII, Cummerer, iordan, Fishlcy, Maines,Maver Scofield, Rhoads, Culler , Smith, Hellerslcin, Rouc , Parrish, Endish, Mahan, Bcel, Cranford Baymiller, Metcalf, M. Beal Hi. ,, r 't' tif 3 V' --. 'll 'E ! OXLEY HALL X f if tg l xii -I ,XX OFFICERS A BERNICE BOLLENBACHER ' - f f President - LOWE BIGLBR ' ' ' ' ' VfCf'PffSfdfm ADELE SCHOENLBIN - - Secretary-Treasurer in E' 'L ll .. it 'i 3 L x MEMBERS ix Thelma Bartha Azeale Graves Ruth McKenney Leona Saylor - M Dorothy Beckett Viola Gunn Alice McRitchie Hazel Seigrist Marjorie Berg Louise Bigler Dorothy Blosser Bernice Bollenbacher Dorothy Brice Alice Buehrer Mary Cartnell Margaret Condon Inez Durbin Claire Ehrlick Rita Fisher Florence Fulton Louise Fulton Marcella Gaeb Lenora Grannis Edith Gruber Mary Hall Estelle Hamilton Dorothy Hatcher Evelyn Hayes Beatrice Holmes Verial Howard Irma Jung Maybelle Kahler Ruth Keehne Minna Klauminz Miriam Kruckman Ruth Lamncck Lillian Laycock Marilla Laycock Martha Woodrow Mary McWilliams Elva Marsh Gertrude Martin Julia Meiser Mary McCarthy Louise Morgan Marian Morley Ava Pettit Genevieve Pettit Dorothy Philson Wanda Ream Bertha Rericha Mary Riley Gertrude Rosen Lucile Ruthinger i, 12 Adelle Schoelein Marian Schwarzell Elizabeth Shaull Margaret Spindler Genevieve Stowe Rebecca Tapp Leabeth Taylor Geraldene Traponsky Agnes Turner Ada Turowski Margaret Underwood Edna Walls Maxine Warner Helen Widders Ethel Wintcrhalter Truboi ick, Fulton, Warner, Philson, Hamilton, Coy, Martin Schaull, jung, Lumneck, Klauminzer, Troponsky, Saylor, MUflIi3l, Grannis, A. Pettit, Gaeb, Riley Barth, Rericlla, Turuwski, Mallaffey l'ederle,. Gunn, Ruthixier, Underwood, uehrer, Beckett, G. Pettit, Meiser, Schoenlein Rosen, Margun, Hull, Mcllitchie, Taylor, Stove, cwilliums, Ruff, Howard, Blosser, Winterhalter, Marsh 53323 X Y X y ST. HILDA'S HALL X ! 9 OFFICERS X OPAL CAIN f f--f f President f X HELEN Tossev f f VicefPresidenr X MEMBERS Mary Babcock Elizabeth Bacon Helen Blackford Mary Boltz Opal Cain Susan Clark Lillian Cook Lois Coyner June Eberst Helen Edward Mary Eldred Dorothy Faulkner Elizabeth Hartley Dorothy Haigh Virginia Irish Irene inley Elizabeth Kirn Eileen Lang Lillian Leeters Beatrice Lightbowne Jane Mason Thelma Mills Leone Pence Louise Pence Virginia Pray Elizabeth Price Adeline Reynault Elizabeth Reck Nina Runyon Alice Russell Dorothy Russell Virginia Schaeffer Dorothy Severn Evangeline Smith Katherine Smith Gertrude Spangler Helen Tossey Marian Wood Clarke K. Smith Russell Rvynaull Ebhersl Babcock Wood Kinley Runyan Coyner Blackford Pray Price hlqsan Spangler Hartley Pence A, Russell Sfhdffef I Boll: . Pence Ecluiard Faulkner Lightbowne Irish Kirn lzlrt-dd Cam Yossey Lange Cook E. Smith 53333 :tl rr ::::::::::::'f'I:f fff222 ' Xl IIZQZZIIIIZIIZZI' , L Jflillllllillllil! ' !I!iJiiiil1'!!!E! mmm '::: ,....... liliilill. HIRE! ,, ...... .......-.-- 5' - tl l : i il -- if 'i i F if I 5 if nilil. ,X -:::gg - M V' X k WESTMINSTER HALL I OFFICERS MARY ALLEN ffff-- f f I f f - President RUTH DYE -ffffff f f f f f VicefP'resiclent ELIZABETH DRAKE fff-f f f f f Sec'retaryfT1easurer MEMBERS Louise Adkins Helen Alexander Isabelle Alexander Hilda Allen Mary Allen Avis Ansley Elizabeth Baker Helen Barto Virginia Berry Lulu Bowe Fay Bowman Mary Bowne Mary Branson Jean Bright Dorothy Byrd Louise Campbell Edna Cary Helen Cary Naomi Crouch Edith Cupp Elizabeth Davis Phyllis Devine Kathryn DeWees Edna Disher Elizabeth Drake Ruth Dye Frances Elliott Gertrude Evans Mary Ewing Helen Finnical Vivian Ford Sara Franzell Enid Graham Thelma Harden Frances Hart Betta Hassey Edna Hilberg Helen Hutson Ellyn Hutto Viola Janssen Phoebe Kate Olive Kennedy Mary Kenyon Louise Lawrence Louise Leasure Gertrude Lippincott Erma Lowrey Geneva Lyle Ruth McAllister Allene McCall Ruth McCrae Agnes McGavran Helen McGill Jenniebelle McRae Helen Marlow Irene Matthews Lucille Mayer Jeanette Nichols Louise Pardee Dorothy Perkins Katheryn Petrie Dorothy Raymer Ruth Reiber Emily Roche Marjorie Rud Rebecca Sharp Janet Shaw Mildred Shupert Maris Skrobak Lucy Sloan Vivian Strait Elizabeth Talley Helen Tenney Maybel Thompson Elizabeth Toth Ethelann Tucker Lela Tucker Frances Tyler Carmen Welch DeLoris Welch Marie White Mary Wiest Jean Woolford Ruth Yauger ....i..g...-.,,.,,,, , W S2 Ni Nl Mule Munmnnr S nur Jummr nm 'Up N ANIIU' 'CJLAXSSJIES 55 fN 43 0 . 1 :xi 1 V - WY Y li? l i- -1 m.,.1,,.., .,-31,9 ...L . ,. ' F. . - -V B 1. . -7 L. Y:-214' .. 1 .1 .--.. -1-Q oss L , V , ,IL , , l A ' V Albums IT All, rmi 10H00l.. K THE TEACHER! WHOSE IKNDWQ- 200: AN0 txmim Er-10: TEMDEIDI n-1E ITIIQIDING funn 0r v0un-1. LEADEIDI AN0 M0uL0f01 0r MEN o e n5Nl0l21. Tl-Ili CLIMAXQ EVEIDY 0Am Of THE 5011001 HAI ENIEIQED INTO IHEIIQ MAKING. 0:-m0 uni. 11-iAMw00li, 000mli0- H000 n N01 A 0000u0r 0r inf 1011001 Al wr JDEAK DF 0000- 0015 Of rl-If Mau., IBIJTA 0Am Of nz A uvme. EAGED 0A0r Of v0un-1 AN0 lw0wu500li ' Q naw wr 00M0uini THE cvcui. 0m0 nrt. Arnuincs. DIQGANIZATICNSQ AN0 nz!-1001. f0l21uNArE II Imi MAN WHO CDMIBINEI ALI. Q Q Q 171-li r ,,,, , , 0' l 311, ,lin , 3, 1, , -15 W V 25 v STUDENT ISUVEIQNMENT SENIDIQI UNDEDCLASSMEN 45 iN fN Q U D PRESIDENT GEORGE W. RIGHTMIRE President of Ohio State University RESIDENT RIGHTMIRE has shown himself a most eilicient and tireless executive in his position of directing the aifairs and destinies of some twelve thousand students. He has shown especial interest in the problem of ade' quatc Freshman training and instruction, and has given us the Freshman Week plan, which has shown itself so very successful. This has been one of the greatest im' provements which our school has made in some time. His ohject, as viewed from a student's standpoint, is to create a greater and a more effective university, guided by the hest authorities and teachers ohtainahle, and one which will produce only the highest type of students. all D fsssj cv D :u I,L1lL'l'.Y0lI Kuixur Slonu ll1v11l'tfl7lfI'U Sfuub Catan luzylwollrnl: Afuclc Allcinsan THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEMBERS JULIUS F. STONE, Chaivman ffff' f Columbus ALMA WACKER PATERSON, Vice'Cl1airman f f Columbus LAWRENCE E. LAYBOURNE ffff- f Spvingyield EGBERT H. MACK f f f Sandusky JOHN KA1sER ff-f f Marietta HERBERT S. ATKINSON f Columbus HARRY A. CATON f f Coshocton I D Q 1 f336j U D I i Eckelberry Stradley Steeb Stone OFFICERS CE THE UNIVERSITY GEORGE W. RIGHTMIRE f WILLIM OXLEY THOMPSON CARL E. STEEB -fff GEORGE W. ECKELBERRY f EDITH COCKINS f f f BLAND STRADLEY KATHERINE VOGEL - CHARLES A. KUNTZ - FLORIS D. HANE f JOSEPH A. PARK f ESTHER ALLEN GAW f EMMA MCKINLEY PROUT f EDWARD S. DRAKE f f JAMES E. POLLARD f f WIELIAM C. MOCRAOREN RAY M. ROYER f f f FRED E. JONES ffff CHESTER W. MCCLINTOOK JOSEPH N. BRADFORD f f f 1 - f f President - f President Emeritus - Secretary of Board of Trustees 1 1 f Assistant to President - f f f Registrar f University Examiner f Executive Clerk Comptroller f f f Cashier f Student Counselor f f Dean of Women - House Superintendent Manager of Ohio Union Director of News Bureau - f f Chief Engineer Purchasing Agent Director of Stores f f f Storelgeeper f University Architect g 31 U 53373 AGRICULTURE A Glimpse o the Museum U U COLLEGE DEAN ALFRED VIVIAN Ph. D. at University of Wisconsin, 1894. On Teaching Staff and on Experiment Station Staff at same place, 1895 l902. Associate Professor of Agricultural Chemistry at Ohio State 1902. Professor of Agricultural Chemistry, 1905. Dean of the College of Agriculture, 1915. Member: American Asso' ciation for the Advancement of Science, American Society of Agronomy, American Association for the Advancement of Agricultural Teaching. Author: First Principles of Soil Fer- tility, Everyday Chemistry. JUNIOR DEAN HERSCHEL NISONGER B. Sc. in Agriculture at Ohio State, 1914. Instructor in Department of Agriculture Education at Ohio State, 1919'2O. A. M. at Columbia, 1926. Assistant Professor of Agricultural Education, 192026. Professor of Agricultural Education, 1926. Junior Dean, 1928. U C1 f,338:l COLLEGE CDE JKRIFS DEAN WALTER SHEPARD . u A. B, at Willomette University, 1900, and Harvard, 1902. Graduate study, Harvard, Heidelberg University, and University of Berlin, 1903f07. Instructor of Political Science at University of Wisconsin, 1907fl909. Professor of Political Science at University of Missouri, 1911f21, and at Ohio State, 1921'23. Dean, August, 1929. Member: American Political Science Association, American Academy of Political Science, American History Association, American Society of International Law. JUNIOR DEAN JOSEPH TRAUTMAN A. B. at Harvard, 1907. M. A. at Harvard, 1908. Instructor in History and Superintendent of New Mexico Military Institute, 1912f26. Secretary of College of Liberal Arts, Oliio State, 1927. junior Dean, 1928. A Corner of the Administration Building 53393 COLLEGE CDF COMMERCE ACTING DEAN WALTER WEIDLER B. A. at Ohio State, 1913. M. A. at Ohio State, 1915. Fellow in Economics and Sociology, Harvard University, 1916f17. Assistant in Economics and Sociology, Ohio State, 1914f15'. Instructor, 1917-18. Professor of Merchandizing, Tulane Uni- versity, 1919f20. Professor of Business Organization at Ohio State, 1922'27. Acting Dean, September, 1927. JUNIOR DEAN CHARLES REEDER B. A. at Ohio State, 1906. M. A. at Ohio State, 1909. Graduate student, University of Chicago, 1924. Assgtant Ref- erence Librarian at Ohio State, 190643. Reference Librarian, 1913f24. Library War Service, 191748. Instructor, School of Military Aeronautics, 1918'f19. Assistant of Business Organiza' tion, 1924f27. Assistant Professor of Marketing, 1927. Junior Dean, 1928. Member: American Library Association. Around the Oval We See Mendenhall Laboratory f34Oll junior Dean and Secretary of the College of Education, 1928. I: U ci K ' xv - , L ,.-.373 xt' . 1 f ix- UF , , EDUCATION ffm ' 2. J' - le' ' '- . f' V . , DEAN GEORGE F. ARPS A. B. at Leland Stanford Ir. University, 1904. A. M. at Indiana University, 1907. Ph. D. at University of Leipzig, 1908. Professor of Psychology at Indiana University, 1909'10. Assistant Professor at University of Illinois, 1910'12. Professor and Head of Department of Psychology at Ohio State, 1912. Dean of College of Education, 1920. Member: Advisory Com- mittee of the National Research Council, American Psychological Association. JUNIOR DEAN JAMES LEWIS MORRILL B. A. at Ohio State University, 1913. Instructor of journalism. A 'The New Education Building I El I 53413 COLLEGE if I ,cg xi., w -...M Qhnnrmrs' COLLEGE ENGINEERING Y l , if ' as is 'Q H rl I S 5 i sl. , ,, A . yt I DEAN EMBURY HITCHCOCK Syracuse University, 1887. M. E. at Cornell University, 1890. Designer for Corliss Steam Engine Co., 1890-93. On faculty at Ohio State, 1893f1912. Engineer for E. W. Clark Co., 1912f19. Dean of College of Engineering at Ohio State, 1920. Member: American Society of Mechanical Engineers. I 1 l MU' ex g l l in. JUNIOR DEAN WILLIAM D. TURNBULL C. E. at Ohio State, 1908. Instructor of Engineering Drawing at Ohio State, 1910-15. Assistant Professor of Engineering Drawing, 19l'if23. Professor and Secretary of the College of Engineering, 1923. Junior Dean, 1928. Brown Hall- the Home of Architecture and Drawing 53421 COLLEGE OF LAW DEAN HERSCHEL W. ARANT B. S. at University of Alabama, 1910. B. A. at Yale, 1911, M. A. 1912, L. L. B. 1915. Admitted to the Georgia Bar, 1915. Practiced at Atlanta, 1916'2O. Professor of Law at Lamar Law School, Emory University. Assistant Professor at Yale, 192O'22. Dean of Law Department and Professor of Law at University of Kansas, 1922. Dean of Ohio State Law College, 1928. GRADUATE SCHOOL DEAN WILLIAM MCPHERSON Student at William and Mary. B. Sc. at Ohio State, 1887. M. Sc. at Ohio State, 1890. D. Sc. at Ohio State, 1895. Ph. D. at University of Chicago, 1899. Instructor of Chemistry and Physics, 1887'89, at a Toledo high school. Assistant in Chem' istry, 1887'89. Professor of Chemistry, 1897. Dean of Grad' uate School, 1911. Acting President of Ohio State, 1924. Member: American Chemical Association. Chemical adviser to Trench Warfare Section, Ordnance Department. Author of textbooks on Chemistry. Pomerene Hall -a Glory in the Springtime f343:l COLLEGE OE MEDICINE DEAN JOHN H. J. UPHAM University of Pennsylvania, 1891. M. D., 1894. .Student at University of Prague and Berlin, 1899'1900. Interne at Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1894-96. Instructor at Starling Medical Col' lege, 1897'99. Associate Professor, 1902f08. Professor of Medi- cine, Ohio State University, l914f27. Acting Dean, College of Medicine, 1927f28. Dean, 1928. Trustee of American Medical Association. Member: Ohio State Medical Board. COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY DEAN HARRY SEMANS B. A. at Ohio Wesleyan University, 1890. M. A. at Ohio Wesleyan, 1897. Graduate work at Philadelphia Dental College, 1894f95'. D. D. S. at New York College of Dentistry, 1897. Studied at Starling'Ohio Medical College, 1912f14. Practiced at Columbus, 1897f1915'. Taught at Ohio Medical University, 1901f1907. Professor of Operative Dentistr and Dean of Dental Department, Starling'Ohio Medical College, 1907-1914. Dean of College of Dentistry, 1914. Member: American Dental Association. A Doorway ofthe New Dental Building 53443 A COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE DEAN DAVID WHITE D. V. M. at Ohio State, 1890. Studied in Germany and Austria, 1890f93. Teaching staff at Ohio State, 1893. Dean of College of Veterinary Medicine, 1895. Chief Veternarian of A. E. F., 1917f19. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY DEAN CLAIR DYE C. Ph. at Ohio State, 1891. Ph. D. at University of Berne, 1901. Posbgraduate student at Ohio State. Assistant in Chem' istry and Pharmacy, 1890fl906. Professor of Pharmacy, 1909. Acting Dean of College of Pharmacy, 1915'21. Dean, 1921. The Dome of the Observatory as seen from the Dormizovies A Tl cn 53453 JOSEPH A. PARK Student Counselor HE position of Student Counselor, especially in a school the size of Ohio State University, is one which requires and entails a multiplicity of duties and a wealth of patience and perseverance. It represents the real Contact point between the administration and the large student body. Mr. Park, in his two years of service in this position, has accomplished a great deal toward the cementing of better relations between the faculty and student groups, and in breaking down the barrier which is bound to exist in a large school. Mr. Park is a graduate of our own university, and before his present position was the general secretary of the University Y. M. C. A., and as such he has a large host of friends both among the students and faculty. U D f346:l ,U U Ii. EAN GAW has easily and quickly made for her- self a very enviable and warm place in the feelings of the cofeds of the campus. She has given to the campus an efficient and practical set of rules and regulaf tions concerning the governance of the women of the school. Despite the fact that we have been somewhat handif capped by the lack of adequate dormitory space, she has instigated some very desirable reforms and changes. Dean Gaw came to Ohio State University from Mills College, in California, where she was the dean of women. ESTHER ALLEN GAW Dean of Women im 53473 I .,---,.,., i I s I OHIO UNION BOARD OF OVERSEERS OFFICERS DONALD HYDE -'ff- f President HERBERT WISE f f VicefPresident EDWARD DRAKE f ' Secretarv EDWARD S. DRAKE Director of the Ohio Union REPRESENTATIVES CLARENCE LAYLIN f - NEAL POSTLEXVAITE f f CARL STEEB f f f f BROOKS MACCRACREN RUSSELL MCNEILL f f EDXVARD DRAKE f DONALD TURNBULL Faculty Representative Alumni Representative Trustee Representative Student Representative Student Representative f f e f Manager Director of Activities I i I H4 Y. . ', L. . . . PI' I - -L., za, in -- 3 5 -A AJ - 1-. D- -.....-2 -.. --.L .---...,,..-.....,...........-..........l..-... , ., .Y ,Q 53483 I1 U D g Wlligngv Morley Bisclzoff Dolly Utuly Innis Gclxring U Rurilin Rosa Fulton Lcusuri: Howard Nlurtin Peters Long Rcnner Hcnncssay Swartz Austin Packs Davis Metcalf Porter Kennedy Mink Palmer Charters Bode Nuujoks Ralston Austin McCall MEMBERS DEAN ESTHER GAW - f f f f f - f f f Chairman MRS. jUNE KENNEDY f ' Assistant Professor of Home Economics MRS. ALMA PATTERSON - f f f f f Trustee Representative GLADYS PALMER f f Head of the Physical Education Department MARY BEAN f f f Social Assistant MRS. GEORGIANA LINN f ' Social Assistant MARY FRENCH f Senior Representative ANTOINETTE LOWRY Senior Representative MARIAN MORLEY Senior Representative AGNES AUSTIN - junior Representative ESTHER NAUJOKS junior Representative MARY RALSTON f f junior Representative MARGARET BISCHOFI-' Sophomore Representative OLIVE KENNEDY f Freshman Representative MILDRED RARDIN Freshman Representative W3 D 55493 'Young and Old Football Fans Bound for the Princeton Game fssoj E D lj in STUDENT IEDVEIQNMENT Student Government at Ohio State is headed by a Student Senate, composed of representatives of all the various organziations for men and women, and hy a Student Court, which has jurisdiction on all cases referred to it by the facf ulty or the senate. This Corning year will mark the first year for the women in the senate and it is expected that this new anialgamated ruling body will accomplish some real work. IX U U. 53511 U D Ewalt Crarer Young Marshall NIcNuill Scliminlc Stone Guns ' I Scott V Gifcn Kohler Sclwllcnger Stroker I.eVake Muck Ixriss Wfise Hyde Sciberl Recker M i lncr Anderson Brumbnuglx STUDENT SENATE CLAUD RECKER DONALD HYDE SAMUEL SEIBERT PAUL ACKERMAN For KOHLER f GEORGE NYE f JAMES HARPER JOSEPH STRARER OFFICERS f President f VicefPresident f Secretary f f Treasurer Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Agriculture Ross Milner Alumni Association John Fullen Athletic Department George Trautman Bucket and Dipper Ferd Stone Cadet Officers' Club Elwood Sclimink Commerce and Administration Mark Brown Dentistry Raymond Young Dramatic Board Philip Adams Education Lee Marshall REPRESENTATIVES Engineering Clifford LeVake Faculty Robert Meiklejolm Inter'Fraternity Council Genc Mack Veterinary Medicine Thomas Craver Lantern Stanley Scliellenger Law Alfred Gans Liberal Arts Williard Scott Malqio Bud Moser Medicine Lawrence Anderson Oliio Union Donald Hyde 'Y'. M. C. A. Ward Ewalt Pharmacy Robert Giffen Professional Inter' Fraternity Council Joseph Brumbaugh Scarlet Key Herbert Wise Sphinx Howard Kriss Student Counselor Joseph Park Sun Dial Russell McNeill img U Cl j Hyilu Wfis.: Thomas hlarshall 1 b ll .Sam-11 U STUDHWTCOURT MEMBERS George Badgely Marshall, Chief justice Donald Frizell Hyde Helen Jane Jones Stanley Whitlatch Schellenger Ferdinand Fairfax Stone Donald Curtis Turnbull Herbert Wise john Thomas, Prosecutm D CJ I 53533 ChGflL'f-V Wvffvll jones Brcilcnsluin Humphries Rilcv Kennedy D'nbrock Kip' t R' 0 . , ' . Cunningham Ervin L Richards 0 miiigxnns my Ewing 'mnd0r13m,,.,w PhdpsN0,,h Van HlE?:fll? WOMENS SELFCOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION ESTHER DowNs REBECCA EWINC SARA ERVIN f EVELYN RICHARD CLASS OF 1929 Lulu Browne Agnes Cherry Jean Cunningham Esther Downs Rebecca Ewing Ellen North OFFICERS CLASS OF 1930 Margaret Charters Adelaide Earhart Evelyn Richard Evangeline Klepinger Evelyn Richard Martha Smith CLASS OF 1931 Virginia Denbrock Olive Kennedy Mary Phelps Marian Watjen P-resident f VicefPresicIent Secvetavy Treasurer CLASS OF 1932 Ruth Crabill Sara Ervin Olive Jones Marian Riggs Charlotte Worrell U cn 53543 U U Come j ones Smith Mohr Marker Lange Maclfarland M CC rea Zi ndlur Yuuger Sabine Nupuf Kennedy Wh ilnuy judd Humphries Proul WCMEN'S CHIC OFFICERS MARGARET JUDD f ELMA WHITNEY f AILEEN KENNEDY MARY SABINE f f Chi Delta Phi Martha Poilcnbcrgcr Glee Club Elizabeth Mohr Home Economics Club Dorothy Wright Lantem Ruth McCrea Mack Hall Alice Prout , 1 f 1 f REPRESENTATIVES Oxley Hall Margaret Spindlcr PanfHelle11ic Carolyn Zin dlcr Phi Upsilon Omicvon Ruth Yauger Philomathean Mary Sabine f President VicefP-resident f Secretary f Treasurer Saint Hilda's Hall Eilccn Lange 'Theta Sigma Phi Henrietta MacFarland W. S. G. A. Olive Jones Westminster Hall Katherine Petric Rep'resentativefatfLa'rge Mina Nupuf U 0 fsssj U U Kyle Gurrur Duslx Boyer Krill Milner Kalb l Viviun .Slrau Watson Bonar Romslxe AUQMECOUNCH OFFICERS CARTER STRAW LESTER GARVER MILDRED KALB IRVIN KEILL f Agricultural Student jay Boyer American Dairy Science Association Irvin Krill American Society of Agricultural Engineers Lester Garver f f f 1 f f 1 f 1 f 1 f f REPRESENTATIVES Ex-Ojicio Alfred Vivian True Watson Home Economics Club Mildred Kalb Wilma Bonar Horticulture Society Thomas Kyle ' President VicefPresident f Secretary f Treasurer Saddle and Sirloin Carter Straw Townshend Agricultural Education Society Ross Milner University Grange Martha Dush Howard Romshe D Cl M 53563 U D Crauglord Schnull Sommer Post Sommer Young Lucas Klolz Baldwin COMMERCE COUNCIL OFFICERS JOHN LUCAS f f f f f - f f f f f President LEWIS BIXLER f fffff - f f Vice-President REGINA YOUNG f f Secretaryffheasu-fer REPRESENTATIVES Alpha Kappa Psi Kenneth Crawford Banking Club Calvin Sommer Beta Gamma Sigma Carlton Schnell Delta Sigma Pi Howard Baldwin Gamma Epsilon Pi Dorothy Klotz Gene-ral Business Club Edward Sommer Industrial Management Club Lewis Bixler Ohio Commerce Warren Post Phi Chi Theta Regina Young 53573 U I I 'ulmcr Cruen ich Uxborn Robinson jolmslonc Guy Sfnmglfr Rogers 'l'liiwm'cke lrlujman Layfield Fenton Turnbull liilclxcoclz Higluy Slunburry LeVul4c ENGINEERS' COUNCIL OFFICERS LLoYo HicLEY f f f - f f - f President ELY FENTON f f f f VicefP-resident ELXVOOD STANBERY - - Secretaryfreasurer REPRESENTATIVES Ceramics Electrical Metallurgy Willard Pal mer Harry Thiemecke Chemical Elwood Layfleld Dean Huffman Civil Ely Fenton Caleb Osborn Edgar Robinson Elwood Stanbery Industrial Lloyd Higley Howard Allison Mechanical Donald Johnstone Hayward Gay Honorary Aduigmy Ell1bl,ll'y Hitchcock Lenora Glasgow Williaiil Turnbull Sada Harbargfgi- Edwin Rogers Fred Creenich Mining Clifford LcVakc Carl Spangler Ohio State Engineer Donald Johnstone lj Cl 53583 Clzunouiulh Schellunger Wise Schoenlgb Carman Mucliurlund Wilson McCrea JOURNALISM COUNCIL OFFICERS Edwin Carman Marion Chenoweth BYRON WILSON fff--fff HENRIETTA MCFARLAND ' SETH MATTINGLY - - MARION CHENOWETH - CLASS OF 1919 Henrietta McFarland Ruth McCrea CLASS OF 1930 Seth Mattingly Jr. CLASS OF 1931 Edwin Schoenleb EXfOFFICIO MEMBERS Stanley Schcllcnger, Edit0rfinfChief 0 Lantern Herbert Wise, Business Manager of Lantern f f President VicefPvesident ' Secretary f Treasurer Mattingly Byron WilSO1l Marion Vogcs 53593 Across the Oval in the Snow 53603 ,uhm fmg e 11 X 3 5 R T 'Z 1 .41 l 4 4 4 X SENIDIQS There are some twelve hundred students in this year's graduating class, representing pracf tically every state in the Union, and most of the foreign countries. This is the first year for the Makio to divide the senior class into the various professional groups, such as Medicine, Law and Dentistry, and the continuance of this feature will depend on its success this year. Sphinx and Mortar Board, the two senior honoraries, are the two highest honors which can come to a Senior in the way of campus recognition. IN 53613 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HOWARD KRISS f - f fffff President ANNE BRYAN f Vice-President ELLEN NORTH - f Secretary ALLEN PARKER f f f - f - f Treasurer COMMITTEES C. MERRILL BARBER - fffff Ivy Orator HERBERT WISE f f Class Historian PHILIP ADAMS f f Class Poet LOUISE JOHNSON f Class Phophet DONALD F. HYDE f - f Class Oraror PAUL ACKERMAN f f Alumni Chairman CLAUD RECKER f - f Traditions Chairman Blazer Memorial William Howell, Cllaifman Richard Hollington, Chairman Charles Darnell Agnes Cherry George Hendrix , Thomas Cmver Helen Crecellus Leo Raskowski Don Eyman Howard Kriss Invitations Ann Armstrong Caps and Gowns Margaret Stribling Gene Mack Chairman Fay Sands ' Robert Brunson Claud Recker George Van Heyde Helen Jane Jones Senior Dress Committee . . Margaret Bowman, Chairman Rmg commune Elizabeth Martin Dan Tritten, Chairman Mary Wilson Eldred Frances Huggard, Chairman Elizabeth Landacre Parker Bryan North Cherry Armslrong Craver Darnell Adams Hugzard Hollinzlon Barber Sands H. jones I Wfise Hyde Muck Brunson j olmson Recker f362il H yde Rasmus Rucker Br un.-:un Slulillifi MEMBERS Paul Eugene Ackerman George Herman Alber Robert Plum Brunson Milton Arthur Caniff Ralph Marvin Cohen Joseph Edward Cox Donald Frizell Hyde Howard Edward Kriss George Badgley Marshall Claud Leo Recker Herbert Wise William George Young Whse Curuff LL U 53633 I D U Cunningham McBride Bowman Ewing jane Huggard Down.: johnson North C joh MORTAR BOARD MEMBERS Martha Elizabeth Bowman Jean Cunningham Mary Esther Downs Rebecca Elizabeth Ewing Frances Huggard Corinne Johnson Louise Johnson Helen Janes Jones Ellen North Marie Blanche McBride U D 53643 STANFORD GEORGE ACKLEY Marion COMMERCE, B. Sc. Lambda Chi Al ha' Wrestlin 1 3 4 I7 - K . , I Varsity 0 Association: Glee Club 2. 3. PHILIP RHYS ADAMS Springfield ARTS. B. A. , Phi Gamma Delta: Strollers 2. 3, 4, Presl- dent 4: President National Collegiate Play- ers 44: Student Senate 4: Dramatic Board 4: Chairman Homecoming Decorations 4: Makio Staff 8. 4: Senior Class Committee. MARGARET LOUISE ADKINS Circleville EDUCATION, B. sc. Y. IV. C. A.: Girls' Basketball Squad 2. 3: 'gngersity Novelty Orchestra: Cardinal u . GEORGE HERMAN ALBER 'Toledo COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Delta Theta: President Junior Class: Snhinx: Football 2. 3, 4: Sophomore Grid Hop Committee. PAUL WILLIAM ALBERT Kenton ARTS, B. A. Cadet Omcers Club: Rifle Club. CARL WILLIAM ALBRECHT Columbus ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Sigma. Delta Rho: Cadet Oflicers Club: Captain University Brigade: First Prize Individual Drill 1925: Rifle Team: Intra- mural Rifie Shootimz: Men's Glee Club: University Chorus, President 3, 4: Daddy LPI!!! Legs Club: American Society of givg Engineers: Y. M. C. A.: Medley Glee u . HELEN JEAN ALEXANDER Sewickley, Pennsylvania EDUCATION, B. Sc. Nomads 3, 4: Phi Pi Epsilon: Y. W. C. A. IBSSJ EDWARD M. ALIQIRE Columbus ARTS, B. A. Scabbard and Blade: Pershing Rifles. CHARLEs WINSOR ALLEN Bucyrus ENGINEERING, B. C. E. Triangle: A. S. C. E. 2, 3, 4. Vice PI-esi dent 4. BERNADINE CATHERINE ALLISON Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Phi Mu: Sigma Alpha Sigma. JAMES PACE ALTON Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Ch. Phi Delta Chi: A.I. Ch. E. CHARLES HENRY ALTVATER Toledo ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Theta Tau: Advisory Board Ohio State Engineer 4: A. I. E. E. 2: A. S. C. E. 3. 4. TANNER M. ANDREWS Zanesville ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Phi Mu Delta : Strollers : Inter-Fraternity Council: A. S. C. E. HOWARD WOODRUFF ANDRUS jefferson AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. A. S. A. E. JOHN LEBARON ARBUCKLE Columbus ENGINEERING, B. I. E. Alpha Tau Omega. FRANK PHIFER ARMFIELD Albemarle, North Carolina VETERINARY MEDICINE, D. V. M. ANN ARMSTRONG Bexley ARTS, B. A. Knmm Alpha Theta. WILLARD HOWARD ARMSTRONG Columbus ENGINEERING, B. Arch. E. A. S. C. E. RUTH EVELYN ARN Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION, B. A. and B. Sc. DOROTHY AMELIA ARNOLD . Columbus AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Phi Pi Epsilon. HENRY RUDOLPH ARTZ 'Toledo COMMERCE, B. Sc. ' Sigma Phi Sigma. f366J PAUL KENNETH ASHBAUGH Columbus COMMERCE, B. sc. Phi Mu Delta. WARD V. ASHMAN New Philadelphia COMMERCE, B. se. Sigma Pi: Alpha Kappa Psi: Strollers: Freshman Y Council: Advertising Manager Makio 2: Inter-Fraternity Council 8: Chairman Tickets Junior Prom: Commerce Council 3. 4: Finance and Banking 3, 4: Freshman Dl'8mBflCS. EUGENE ASHMEAD Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Theta Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu: A. I. E. E. RUTH JOSEPHINE ASIRE Westerville ARTS. B. A. Pi Beta Phi: Panhellenic Representative 4: Sun Dial Staff 4: Pen and Brush 3. 4: League of Women Voters 3, 4: Otter-bein Collette 1, 2. ROSELMA MINNIE ATRINS Geneva EDUCATION. B. sc. Kappa Phi: Mount Union College 1, 2: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Ohio State History Club 3. 4: Archery 2. 3. -1. RALPH ATKINSON Columbus ENGINEERING, B. A. E. A. S. C. E. URICK HARRISON AUCKERMAN Ashland, Kentucky ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Pi 'rw Pi-xsigmap A. 1. E. E.: Cadet Officers Club. FLORA MARIE AUGUST Steubenville EDUCATION. B. sc. Women's Athletic Association : Y. W. C. A. 2 Spanish Club: Spanish Play: French Club. E. RAY BAILEY Malta AGRICULTURE. B. se. Delta Alpha Pi: Agriculture Student: Townshend Agriculture Educational Soci- ety: Saddle and Sirloin Club: Grange. THELMA T. BAIRD Columbus ARTS. B. A. Sigma Phi Beta. BELVA ELNORA BAKER Kinsman EDUCATION. B. sc. CATHERINE ISABELLE BAKER Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. LYMAN FORREST BAKER Adrian AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Tau Gamma Phi: Cross Country 1. 2, 3. 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Grange: Four-H Club: Cross Country Club: Varsity O . MARY ELLEN BAKER Columbus ARTS. B. A. Chi Omega: Browning 2, 3. 4: Strollers 4: Sun Dial 4: Freshman Cabinet: Sun Dial 4: Orchesis: Glee Club 4: Sub-Chairman Social Committee Y. W. C. A. 4: Secretary Snanish Club 3. f367j MILDREIU MAE BAKER Columbus EDUCATION B. Sc. Alpha Chi Omega: W. A. A.: Senior Cab- inet of Y. W. C. A.: Natural History Club: League of Women Voters. CARL LESLIE BALEACI-I Springfield ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Phi Gamma Delta: Tau Bets. Pl: A.S.M.E.: Advisory Board Ohio State Engineer. ORVILLE 1. BALDWIN Hillsboro ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Sigma Phi Sixzma: Seabbard and Blade: Pershing: Rifles: Rille Club, President 3. Treasurer 4: Varsity Rifle Team 2, 3, 4: Varsity Pistol Team 3, 4: Varsity O : Varsity 0 Association: A. S. C. E.: Aero- nautical Society. RANDALL T. BALDWIN 'Youngstown ARTS. B. A. OLGA JULIA BALZ Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Gamma Phi Lambda: Home Economics Club. VICTOR RAYMOND BANIEECK Louisville ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Phi Kappa: Eta Kappa Nu: Varsity O Association : Varsity Fencing: Team : Ameri- can Institute of Electrical Engineers. CHARLES JOHN BANGHAM Wilmington AGRICULTURE. B. sc. American Society of Agricultural Engineers, President 4: Committee of 88: Grange. 1 ALBERTA ETHEL BANNER Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Kappa Alpha: Y. W. C. A.: We Moderne . CHARLES MERRILL BARBER Toledo ENGINEERING. B. Arch. and B. AI-ch. E. Phi Gamma Delta: Tau Beta Pi: Tau Sig- ma Delta: Scarlet Mask 2: Strollers 3. 4: Architects Club, President 4: Homecoming Decorations Chairman 4. MELVIN GARFIELD BARCLAY Columbus ARTS, B. A. Delta Upsilon: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4. Treasurer 4: Grid Hop Committee: Fresh- man Dramatics. . VIRGIL RAY BARIQER Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. WILLIAM THOMAS BARNES Zanesville ARTS, B. A. ROBERT ALLEN BARNHART Chillicothe COMMERCE, B.Sc. Phi Delta Theta. HELEN ADELAIDE BARTO Plain City ARTS. B. A. 53683 ELIZABETH CATHRYN BAUGHMAN Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Lambda Omega. WILLIAM WINSTON BAUGHMAN Boston, Massachusetts ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Sigma Phi Epsilon: A. S. M. E.: Society of Automotive Engineers: Ohio State Aero- nautical Society. SELMA HERMINE BAUM Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Epsilon Phi. HAROLD ALBERT BAUMANN Amherst AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Tau Gamma Phi: Agriculture Student. Business Staff: Apple Judging Team: Hor- ticulture Society: University Grange. EDWARD C. BAXMEIER Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania APPLIED OPTICS, B. Sc. Kappa Sigma: Ohio State Optical Society. President 4. HELEN BROWNE BAYHA Columbus COMMERCE. B. sc. JOHN WILLIAM BAYMILLER Toledo ARTS. B. A. ' Phi Sigma Kappa: Varsity Rifle Team 3, 4: Cadet Colonel 4: Scabbard and Blade: Cadet Officers Club, Secretary 3. Vice President 4: Glee Club 3, 4: University Chorus. K LOUISE BEATLEY Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Sigma Kappa. GEORGE WILLIARD BEATTY Columbus COMMERCE. B. se. Junior Prom Committee. GLENN PARRISH BEAVERS Decatur, Indiana ARTS. B. A. Theta Nu Epsilon: Delta Theta Phi: I I'ushman 'fl'l1Ck Manager. RICHARD A. BELEORD Rocky River ARTS, B. A. Theta Chi: Band 1. 2, 3. 4. LEOTA ALICE BELL Kalamazoo, Michigan EDUCATION, B. Sc. Alpha Kappa Alpha. EILEEN TIHIELMA BEMILLER Galion AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Kappa Delta: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Sub-Chairman Finance Y. W. C. A. 2. ELIZABETH LUCY BENBOW Columbus AGRICULTURE, Sc. Theta Upsilon: Y. W. C.fA. ' 53693 RALPN VINCENT BENEDICT Columbus COMMERCE. B. Se. PAUL BERNARD ' Melvin VETERINARY MEDICINE, D. V. M. Alpha Psi: Junior American Veterinary Medicine Association. WILLIAM CRISTEN BERTHOLD Chillicothe ARTS, B. A. LOREN ELLSWORTH BIRLER Findlay EDUCATION, B. sc. ROBERT H. BIGLER Owuille ENGINEERING, B. E. PHYSICS Collugc of Wooster 1. 2, CHARLOTTE ALICE BIRD Fayette AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Lambda Omega: Phi Upsilon Omicron: Girls Glue Club 3. 4: Home Economics Club: Grange: University Chorus: Bowling Green State Normal College 1. 2. CAROLYN LOUISE BIRNBAUM Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Y. W. C. A.: Ohio Lemzuc of Women Voters. MAX JACOB BIRzER, IR. Canton COMMERCE, B. sc. LUCILE KIRKWOOD BISHOP Columbus ARTS. B. A. Kappa Deltn. LEWIS S. BIXLER, JR. Kenton COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Pi: Commerce Council 4: President Industrial Management Club. VINCENT PAUL BLAIR Middletown COMMERCE. B. sc. Phi Kappa Tau: Phoenix 1: Inter- Fraternity Council 2. HARRY FREEMAN BLARE Columbus ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Pi Mu Epsilon: A. I. E. E.: Cardioid Mathematics Club. WILLIAM VINCENT BLAKE Columbus ENGINEERING, B. Cer. E. Pi Kappa Alpha. EVERETTE GEORGE BLASBERC Columbus ARTS. B. A. Phi Delta Epsilon: Senior Intramural Manager: Varsity O : Scarlet Key: Inter- Racial Committee: Vice President Hillel Foundation: Hillel Players. 53703 HliRBERT HENRY BOEHLER Bellevue COMMERCE, B. Sc. Theta Kama Phi Intex Fraternity Coun- 1 I I : eil. Secretary 4: General Chairman Senior Prom: Soccer Manager 8. CLAIR E. BOGER Canton ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Phi Mu Delta: A. I. E. E. MARTHA BELLE BOHLENOER Dayton EDUCATION. B. sc. Kappa Delta: Downing: Club: W. A. A.: Y. W. C. A. BERNICE I. BOLLENBACHER Bellevue EDUCATION, B. sc. Kappa Delta: Delta Sigma Rho: Chi Delta Phi: Kappa Phi: Business Manager Apes and Peacocks: Women's Debate 3, 4: Sophomore Debate: League of Women Voters: Liberal Club. ALBERT JOHN BOLSINGER Norwood COMMERCE. B. sc. Pistol Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Tennis Manager 2, 3. 4. WILMA ALVILDIA BONAR Newark AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Gamma Phi Lambda: Phi Upsilon Omi- cron: Home Economics Club, President: Four-H Club: University Grange: Agri- cultural Student, Managing Editor: All- Aiz Council: Y. W. C. A. VIRGINIA RUTH BONE Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Hi' Jinx Chairman 4: Physical Education Club 1, 2, 8, 4: W. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: Women's Varsity O , AVALEE RUIE BONER Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Tau Sixrma Delta. CATHERINE ELIZABETH BONNER Columbus EDUCATION. B. se. Qlllha Xi Delta: Chimes: Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet 1. 2. 8: League of Women Voters L 2. 8, 4, Secretary 2. President 4: Brown- mgt Society 2. 3, 4: Junior Prom Com- ni ee. EUGENE SON BONNER Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Beta Kappa. HERMAN ABRAM BORCHARDT Brunswick, Georgia ARTS. B. A. Phi ED:-Iilon Pi. HERMAN CARL BORNEMAN Columbus ENGINEERING, B. sc. ALICE DOROTHY BOWEN Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Theta Upsilon. GEORGIA W. BOWER Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Kappa: Sigma Alpha Sigma. f371:l ELLSWORTH A. BOWERS 'Toledo ENGINEERING, B. M. E. Sigma Delta Rho: A. S. M. E. KATHRYN BOWLER Columbus ARTS. B. A. MARTHA ELIZABETH BOWMAN Columbus EDUCATION, B. Se. Delta Delta Delta: Chimes: Mortar Board: Freshman Cabinet Advisor: Y. W. C, A, Senior Cabinet 3. Vice President 4: Inter- national Club 1. 2, 3: League of Women Voters. Board 2. 3. IsLA SNIITER BOWSER Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Pi Lambda Theta: Knlipa Phi: French Club: Cosmopolitan Club: Y. W. C. A.: Musical Arts Society: International Stu- dent Forum Committee: Student Center Council: Inter-racial Council, Treasurer 3, President 4. CHARLES CUNNINCHAM BOYD Portsmouth COMMERCE, B. Sc. WILLIAM H. BOYENTON, IR. Columbus JOURNALISM, B. Se. Sigma Delta Chi: Lantern Staff 2, News Editor 3, Managing: Editor 4. HELEN M. BOYER Washington C. H. EDUCATION. B. Sc. Theta Sigma Upsilong University Chorus: Miami University. JAY LEON BOYER Belmove AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Pi Delta Epsilon: Editor Agricultural Stu- dent: All-Agricultural Council, University Grange. LEO HENRY BRANDT Troy ENGINEERING, B. Ch. E. A. I. Ch. E. : Denison University 1. 2. EVERETT RUSSELL BRELSIPORII New Lebanon AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Tau Gamma Phi: University Grange: Four-H Club: Townshend Agricultural Education Society. LOYD WILLIAM BRENNEMAN Cleveland Heights ENGINEERING, B. C. E. Phi Kappa Tau: Cadet Oihcers Club! A. S. C. E. JEAN BRENNER Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Sc. ETTA PEARL BRETNALL Millburn, New Jersey ARTS. B. A. Siirma Eta Chi: Senior Cabinet Y.W.C.A.: Browning 3. 4: University Chorus 3: Philos Club. CARL P. BROSCH Cleveland EDUCATION. B. L. A. Alphu Zeta: Tuu Sixzma Delta: Inter- 1 I'atcI'nity Council: Downing Club. 5:4723 CECIL B. BROWN Warren COMMERCE. B. Sc. Zeta Beta Tau: Western Reserve 1. GABRIEL H. BROWN Columbus PHARMACY. B. sc. JAMES SLADE BROWN Batavia COMMERCE, B. se. Beta Gamma Siizmu: Committee of 88: In- dustrial Munairemcnt Club. RALPH RIDDILE BROWN Kingston EDUCATION. B. Sc, Kappa Phi Kappa. RUTH I. BROWN Columbus EDUCATION, B. sc. Alpha Phi: Tau Sigma Delta: Y. W. C. A.: W. A. A, WILLIAM JOHN BROWN Logansport, Indiana EDUCATION, B. Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa. WILLIAM MOORE BROWN Bethesda ARTS. B. A. Cadet. Oflicers Club: Student Chemical So- ciety: Cross' Country Club: Freshman Cross Country. LULU PEARLE BROWNE Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Pi Beta Phi. ROBERT PLUM BRUNSON 'Toledo COMMERCE. B. sc. Phi KaDDa Psi: Sphinx: Bucket and DIDDM: Senior Football Manager 4: Scar- let Key: Strollers: Varsity 0 . ANNE BRYAN Columbus ARTS. B. A. Chi Omeira: Siizma Delta Phi 2. 3. 4. :secretary 3, President 4: Strollers: Brown- mif 2. 3. 4, Secretary 4: Freshman Glee plllbi Y. W. C. A.: Orchesis: Philomathean J. 4. President 4: University Players 3, 4: Boards of Control 4: League of Women Voters: Girls Glee Club 2. 3, 4. President '11 Glee Club Ensemble. EDWARD WASSON BURD Martins Ferry ARTS. B. A. Aloha Chi Sigma: A. I. M. M. E.: Metal- lurgical Society. Secrotary-'I'reasui'er 4: Cross Country 1, 2: Tennis 1, 2. RALPH EDWIN BURDICK Chzrrdon AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Townshend Agriculture Society. STEPHEN L. BURR Harrison AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho: Saddle and Sirloin. WILLIAM H. BUSIC Westerville VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V143 Omega Tau Sigma. ., .EEC-if. EL 53733 ELIZABETH M1LLAR BYERS Columbus ARTS, B. A. Phi Mu: Sigma Eta Chi. ROBERT LEFEVRE BYERS Bluffton ENGINEERING, B. Arch. E. Alpha Chl Rho. JAMES HUMPHREYS BYWATLRS Ashland, Kentucky AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Cadet Officers Club. CHARLES HUSTON CADWALLADER Toledo COMMERCE, B. Sc. Tau Kappa Epsilon, OPAL PARKER CA1N Somerset, Kentucky ARTS. B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Secretary of Phil- 0:-aophy Club: President of Ethical Union 4 ARTHUR O. CALDWELL Pataskala EDUCATION, B. Sc. Delta Tau Delta: Football 1: Baseball 1 Basketball 1: Polo 1. 2. 3. 4: President Polo Club: Captain Polo Team. ALBERT F. CAMERON Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. ANNA ELIZABETH CAMP Garrettsville AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Sigma Phi Beta: Siszma Eta Chi: Y. W. C. A.: University Grange 3: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. fi. LOUISE GRACE CAMPBELL 'Youngstown ARTS. B. A. Kappa Delta: Sigma Eta Chi: Y. W. C. A.. Senior Cabinet 4 : Lake Erie College 1. 2. LOIS ADORA CANEIELO Pleasant City EDUCATION, B.Sc. MILTON CANIFE Dayton ARTS. B. A. Sigma Chi: Sphinx: Bucket and Dipper' Art Editor Sun Dial: Scarlet Mask 2. 3, 45 Strollers 2. 3. fi. President 3: Art Editor Makio Ol' 1928. WILLIAM WARRICIQ CARDOEO Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Alpha Phi Alpha: Inter-Racial Council: University of Pittshuryrh 1. FLORENCE IOLA CAREY Ashtabula Harbor EDUCATION, B. Sc. Zeta Tau Alpha: W. A. A. 1. 2. Winter Intramural Manager 3, Secretary 4: Wgm- ens Varsity 0 Association: Y. W. C. A. 1. 2, 4: Physical Education Club li, 4. MILTON WILLIAM CAREY Sidney ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A. and B. Sc. Phi Mu Delta: Scarlet Ma:-Ik,4: Coininlttec of 88 2: University Banzlf2. 8: University Orchestra 2, 3. I ' V. Q - f374J EMILY M. CARLTON Mantua AGRICULTURE. B. sc. WILLIAM NELSON CARPENTER Gambier PHARMACY. B. Sc. Phi Rho Alpha: Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association: Otterbc-in College. PAUL DONALD CARR Newton Falls COMMERCE. B. Se. Scarlet Mask 2. VAN L. CARR Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Siirmn Chi. ELSA JANE CARROLL Columbus COMMERCE. B. sc. Theta Sigma Phi: Lantern Advertising' Manaprcr 4. BRUCE HALLOCR CARTER Zanesville ENGINEERING, B. E. E. A. I. E. E. ROSA LEE CARTER Columbus - EDUCATION. B. sc. JEAN CAssmY 'Toronto ARTS, B. A. Pm-mu. A AGNES LUCILB CHERRY Chicago, Illinois ' ARTS. B. A. W F WALTER Louis CHAMBERS RAYMOND OLRIE CLARK Chillicothe Columbus EDUCATION, B. L. A. EDUCATION. B- Sc. Downing Club. R . OBERT 1l3:ulC1E:.?HANDI-ER WINIFREDE Gmas CLARKE am iy . Racine . EDUCATION. B. Sc. EDUCATION, B. Sc- Sigma Alpha Epsilon. DAVID LLOYD CHARLESWORTH RALPH EEBZESTI7 CLARRIDGE Cleveland 0 um us COMMERCE B Sc ENGINEERING. B. E. Physics Alpha Chi Rho Kappa Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. ROBERT H CHARLTON GEORGE FoGAs CLAYTON Columbus Indianapolis, Indiana coMMERcE. B. sc. ARTS- 13-A- Sigma Chi. Alpha Chi Rho: Inter-Fraternity Council 3. YARosLAv MICHAEL CHEMERYS CHARLES EDWARD CI-ISBY Columbus Kfmmfm ARTS' B. A, ARTS. B. A. 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Ili., IIIILIIIHIEEEEBL,g:::::gg,-gggggggg 53751 CLYDE BRADY COCHRAN Columbus ARTS. B. A. and M. A. MAJORIE CLAIRE Cocl-IRAN Lancaster w EDUCATION. B.Sc. BERNARD I. COHEN Cleveland COMMERCE, B. sc. JACK COHEN Steubenville ARTS, B. A. Alpha Epsilon Pi. MAXINE HARRIET CO1-IEN Columbus ARTS. B. A. Sigma Delta Tau: Y. W. C. A.: Leaxzue of Women Voters: Hillel Social Chairman 2. RALPH MARVIN COHEN Dayton COMMERCE. B. se. Sigma Alpha Mu: Pi Delta Epsilon: Sphinx: Bucket and Dipper: Editor Sun Dial: Lantern 2. 3, 4: News Editor 3: MI-Ikio. Feature Editor 2. 3. Publicity Mun- 3-KCI' 2. 3. 4: Sollhomore Y. M. C. A. Council President: Upper Class Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Secretary 3: Student Senate 4: S.trolleI's 3. 4. Publicity Manalrer 3. Asso- cmte Editor Phoenix 1: Y. M. C. A. Hand- book Staff 3: Sophomore Grid Hop Com- mittee 2: Chairman Homecoming: Enter- tainment Committee 4: Scarlet Mask 4: Suzma Delta Chi Scholarship Award : Senior Prom Committee. SAUL LEON COHN Cleveland PHARMACY, B. Sc. Rho Pi Phi: Avukah: Menorah. 53763 ARTHUR CHARLES COLE, JR. Columbus ARTS. B. A. President University Orchestra: President Natural History Club: Biology Club. JOHN A. COLEMAN Greenville ARTS. B. A. Delta Tau Delta.: Maklo 2, 8: Scabbsrd and Blade. BRADLEY YOUNG COLLINOWOOD Birmingham ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Delta Rho: A. S. M. E.: Aeronautical So- ciety. 1. STEWART COLLINS Columbus ARTS. B. A. KATHRYN VIRGINIA COMSTOCK Columbus EDUCATION. B. sc. Delta Delta Delta. FRANK BERNARD CONLON Columbus ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Theta Kappa Phi: Tau Beta Pi: A. I. E. E. MARION J. COOK Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Delta Alpha Pi: International Livestock Judging Team: Saddle and Sirloin: Agri- cultural Student 2. 3. 4 : University Grange. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH COREY Columbus EDUCATION. B. sc. Lambda Omega: Pen and Brush Club: Wesleyan 1. M0l.LY CORNE Newark JOURNALISM. B. sc. 'Qheta Sigma Phi: Chi Delta Phi: Lantern btaff: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2: Womens Ohio. LINCOLN CORY Coon Rapids, Iowa COMMERCE, B. Se. Phi Kappa Psi: Football: Baseball: Intra- mural Boxinz. DOROTHY ELIZABETH COTNER Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Phi Pi Epsilon: Y. W. C. A. LOIS ELEANOR COTTRELL Columbus ARTS-COMMERCE. B. A. and B. sc. Alpha Phi: Mortar Board: Chimes: Siirma Alpha Sigma: Freshman Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net: W. S. G. A. 2, 3, Vice President 4: Pomerene Board of Control 4: W. A. A. Board 2: Big Sisters Cabinet. President 21 Y- W. C. A. Sub-Chairman 2, 3: Junior Prom Committee. CLARENCE COWLES Cleveland COMMERCE. B. Sc. Theta Chi. JOSEPH E. Cox Dayton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta Upsilon: Sphinx: Bucket and Din- Der: Varsity Football 2. 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Varsity 'O : Fresh- man Football: Freshman Basketball. 53773 WILLIS T. CRAMER Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Met. E. Phi Delta Chi: A. I. M. M. E. : Inter-Fra- ternity Council. THOMAS WILFORD CRAVER Youngstown VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Chi Phi: Omega Tau Sigma: Student Sen- ate: B. Se. Ohio State University 1926: Jfanior American Veterinary Medical Asso- c ation. J. KENNETH CRAWITORD Lima COMMERCE. B. sc. Sigma Pi: Alpha Kappa Psi: Beta Gamma Sisrma: .lunior Prom Committee: Banking: and Finance Club. MARION M. CRAWFORD Kenton ENGINEERING. B. ch. E. A.I.Ch.E.4. ROBERT JOHN CRAWFORD Keene COMMERCE. B. Sc. Accounting Club. JANE CREAGIZR Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Sigma Kappa: Y. W. C. A.: Freshman Dra- maties: Freshman Cabinet: Finance and Dramatic Committees, Leaizue of Women Voters: Girls Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, His- torian 4: University Chorus. RAMONA CRIVEL Lakewood ARTS. B. A. Theta Upsilon: Homecoming Queen 3: Y. W. C. A. : Pan-Hellenic Council: Junior Prom Committee: W. A. A. 2: Strollers. LESTER A. CRONIN Woodsfield AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Delta Theta Siszma: Committee of 88: Townshend Arrricultural Education Society Treasurer 3. Vice President 4: University Grange. KENT R. Cnoolcs Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Pi Kappa Alpha: Texnlkoi: Varsity O Association Secretary: Varsity Track 2, 3. 4:A.I.E.E. KATHRYN E. CRowE Columbus AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Kappi Phi: Wesley Players, Treasurer: Y. W. C. A.: University Grange: Home Economics Club. HARRIET LENORE CRUIT Lancaster EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi. ALFRED R. CUKERBAUM 'Youngstown ARTS. B. A. Sigma Alpha Mu. WALTER Joi-TN CUMMINGS Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. ity of C Phi Kappa: A. I. E. E.: Univers in. cinnati 1. 2, 3. JEAN CUNNINGHAM Dayton ARTS. B. A. Kappa Delta: Mortar Board: W. S. G. A. 2, 3. 4 : Hi-Jinx: W. A. A. O : 'Brown- imz. Mistress of the Wardrobe: Y. W. C. A. : Orchesis: Pen and Brush: Swan Club, 53733 EDYTHE IRENE CUPP Columbus Grove AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Phi Upsilon Omicron: Phi Pi Epsilon: Nomads: Home Economics Club: Univer- sity Grunge: Merrill Palmer. PROEERT W. DAGER Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Phi Sigma Kappa. Louisn DALE Port Gibson, Mississippi ARTS. B. A. Chi Omega. ARNO Z. DANFORTH Anderson, Indiana VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Omepra Tau Sigma: Junior Veterinary Medical Society. LILLIAN R. DANIEL Canton EDUCATION. B. sc. CHARLES RANDOLPH DARNELL Cincinnati COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Kappa Psi: Phi Delta Phi. LAURA M. DARRAH Marietta AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alnhn 'Si1:ma Alpha: Sigma Eta Chi: 'Y. W. C. A.: W-. A. A: Spanish Club: Uni- versity G1-ange:'Home Economics Club: Mm-iet.ta'Collex:e 1. FRANKLIN D. DAUGHTREY Columbus VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Alpha Psi: Junior American Veterinary Medical Association. MARY HUSTON DAUOHTREY Lancaster AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Home Economics Club. GEORGE WILLIAM DAVERIO Canton COMMERCE, B. Sc. Beta Gamma Sigma. RUPERT ROLSTON DAVIDSON Portsmouth ENGINEERING, B.M. 9213-L Officers Club: A. S. M. E.: Varsity CHARLES LABERT DAVIE New Lexington PHARMACY, B. Sc. Sitrmu Pi. DOROTHY ELIZABETH DAVIS Dayton ARTS. B. A. Delta Gamma: Y. W. C. A.: Randolph- Maicon College 1, 2. MARGARET BOYD DAVIS Columbus JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Theta Sixrma Phi: Chi Delta Phi: Lantern Sl-tiff. Assistant Exchange Editor 3, News Edltor 3. Managing Edit6rf4: Makio.8: Sal? iznd Peacocks 4 : Music Clubgfhoenix 53793 MARY IEANNETTE DAVIS Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Delta Delta Delta. CHARLOTTE LARIN DAWSEN 'Yellow Springs AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. BETTY DEBRUIN Columbus ARTS, B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Y. W. C. A.: Browning: W. A. A. : League Ol' Women Voters. JOI-IN PAUL DELAPLANE Greenville VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Alpha Psi. WAYNE H. DELONG Kingston COMM ERCE. B. Sc. ESTHER DENNIS Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. 'l'hetn Upsilon: Strollers 2, 3, 4: Brown- ing 2. 3. 4: Y.W. C. A.: W. A.A. 2. 3, 4. Board 2, 3: Glee Club: League of Women Voters. WILLIAM HALSTEAD DENTON 'Toledo ENGINEERING. B. Emrineerinp: Physics. Glee Club 3. ' . MARY ELIZABETH DEVANEY Columbus COMMERCE. B. se. Theta Phi Alpha. M. MARGARET DEvoRE Reynoldsburg AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Wooster College 1. KATI-IRYN MARTHA DEWEES Barnesville AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Phi Pi Epsilon: Home Economics Club: Grange. ROSE ETHEL DIAMOND Cleveland Heights EDUCATION, B. se. Alpha Epsilon Phi: Y. W. C. A.: League ol' Women Voters 3, 4, Fellowship Committee 2: History Club 3, fl: House Presidents Council. R. DWIGIIT DICILEY Dresden AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. A. S. A. E.: American Dairy Science Asso- ciation: Grange: Four-H Club. CLIFFORD EDWARD DIEI-IL Columbus ARTS. B. A. Phi Delta Theta: Strollers: University Players: Seabbard and Blade. HELEN DI GREGORY Steubenville EDUCATION. B. Sc. Y. W. C. A. 1. 2: International Club 1. 2: Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Spanish play 3: Frelgich Club 1, 2, 3, French Play 2: Italian Clu l, 2. fsaoj LOVINA JANE DILEY Canal Winchester AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. l'lUlll'-If Club: Home Economies Club: Gran ge. HERBERT ALLEN DILLEY Duncan Falls ARTS. B.A. A Muskingum College 1, 2: Four-H Club: Grange. ELIzAEETH M. DILLON Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Alpha Theta: Y. W. C. A. LOUISE DODGE Marysville EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Delta : Y. W. C. A.: W. A. A.: Pan Professional Council : Sigma Epsilon. CLOYCE VERNON DONNEI. Antwerp AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Delta Alpha Pi: Varsity Cross Country 2, 3. 4, Captain 3: President Cross Country Club 4: Varsity Truck 3: Freshman Cross Country and Track: Townshend Aszricul- ture Society: Grange. HOWARD C. DOVEL Columbus ARTS. B. A. MARY EsTI-IER DowNs Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Alpha Phi: Mortar Board: Chimes: Phi Upsllon Omicron : President W. S. G. A.: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 4. JOSEPH ALAN DORFE Shadyside ARTS. B. A. Beta Kappa. MARY DOLORES DOUGHTY Moxahala EDUCATION, B. Sc. HAROLD MARDEN DRAKE Montpelier AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Zeta. CORWYN E. DRAY Columbus JOURNALISM. B. Sc. CECIL OREN DUDLEY Columbus COMMERCE. B. sc. HOWARD G. DUI-IAMEL Delaware ARTS-ENGINEERING. B. A. and B. E. E. A.I. E. E.: Ohio State Aeronautical S0 cietyz Cardioid: Ohio Wesleyan. LUCILE MARIA DUM Columbus ARTS, B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma : Browynlng : W.A.A. Y. W. C. A. f381j MARTHA DUSH Newark AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Gamma Phi Lambda: Phi Upsilon Omi- CIIOHI All-AR Council: Home Economics Club: University Grange: Ayzriculturul ftufgunt: Four-H Club: Campus Echo Edi- or . FRANCES BLEANOR EATON Indiana, Pennsylvania AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Gamma Phi Lambda: Y. W. G. A.: Home Economics Club: Four-H Club: University Grange: Grange Chorus. CHARLES WILLIAM EIIERHARD Rushsyluania AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Kappa Phi Kappa: University Granygcz Townshend Ayzricultural Education Society. DALE RAYMOND EBERHART Ashland ARTS. B. A. POLLY EDELEN Parkersburg, West Virginia ARTS, B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma. ALFREIJA FRANCES EDELSON Ironton ARTS. B. A. glura Epsilon Phi: Browning.: 3: Y. W. KENNETH KIRK EDGAR Columbus ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Pi Kappa Alpha: Texnikoil Varsity O Association, President: Track 2: Cross Country Captain 3: Cross Country Cluh: A. S. C. E.: Boost Ohio: Varsity A Assn- cintion. GEORGE W. EIKENBERRY Eaton AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Theta Nu Epsilon: Afzricultural Student Grange: Saddle and Sirloin: Four-H Club Agricultural Education Society. JOHN WILLIAM ELDER ' Columbus '- ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Track. MARY WILSON ELDRED Princeton, Kentucky ARTS, B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. 4, Freshman Cabinet. Freshman Cabinet Advisor 2: League of Women Voters 2, 3, 4: Assistant to the Dean 4. FRED ERNEST ELLIOT Lakewood ARTS. B. A. FRANCES MCINTYRE ELLIOTT Steubenville COMMERCE, B. sc. Phi Pi Epsilon. HOWARD ERNEST ELLIOTT Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. CHARLES FLOYD ELLIS Mt. Vernon ENGINEERING, B. C. E. A. S. C. E. fsszji EMERSON WILLIAM EMRICI-I Columbus ENGINEERING, B. C. E. Tau Beta Pi: Texnikoi: Keramos: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Varsity O : American Cera- mic Society. KATHRYN ENGELHARD Columbus EDUCATION. B. sc. HALLIE JAMES ENSIGN East Cleveland COMMERCE. B. Sc. Kappa Delta Rho: Scarlet Mask 2, 3: Pershing Rifles 1, 2: Cadet Officers Club 3, 4. MABEL EPHRATH Dayton AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Delta Phi Epsilon. PAUL M. ESPY Fresno, California ARTS. B. A. Medley Glee Club 2. 3. DOROTHY VERN EVANS Payne EDUCATION, B. Sc. Alpha Delta Pi. HUGH HERMAN EVANS Columbus f ENGINEERING. B. M. E. A. S. M. E.: Society Automotive Engineers. HOWARD ALVIN EVERETT Columbus COMMERCE. B. sc. Rosaar Evanl-IART Dundee ARTS, B. A. Pi Kappa Phi: Phl Delta Gamma: Forum: Inter-Fraternity Council: Scarlet Mask 2: Pen and Brush 8, 4: University Players 3. 4: Wesley Players 3. President 4: Var- sity Debate 8: University Chorus 4. CARL A. EVERSMAN New Knoxville ARTS-EDUCATION, B. A. and B. Se. Delta Sigma Phi. CLYDE LORAYNE EVERSON Darlington, Indiana VETERINARY MEDICINE, D. V. M. Omesza Tau Sigma: Junior American Veterinary Medical Association. H. WARD EWALT Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania APPLIED OPTICS, B. SC. Pi Kappa Alpha: Epsilon Psi Epsilon: Y. M.. C. A.. President: Student Senate : MHklO Staff: University Churches Associa- tmn: Dramatic Board: Strollers: Wesley Players 3, 4. Business Manaxrer 4: Fresh- man Dramatic Society, Board of Control: Phoenix: Optical Soclety: Sophomore Y. M. C. A. Council: Secretary State Student Council Y. M. C. A. MARY LOUISE EWING Lancaster EDUCATION, B. Sc. Kappa Phi. REBECCA ELIZABETH EWING Findlay EDUCATION. B. sc. :Alpha Xi Delta: Mortar Board: W. S. G. A. -Q. 4. Vice President 4: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. 3. Senior Cabinet 3: Women's Ohlo. fsssj DoN H. EYMAN Columbus ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Eta Kappa Scarlet Mask 3, 4: Strollers 3: A,I, ROBERT 101-IN FAIR Ottumwa, Iowa ARTS, B. A. Sigma Pi: Iowa State College 1, 2. WILLIAM JOSEPH FALLER Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Theta Kappa Phi. DOROTHY ANNE FANKHAUSER Dalton EDUCATION, B. sc. Y. W. C. A. FRANCES EATON FANKHAUSDR Columbus AGRICULTURE. B.Sc. HARRIET EDITH FARRAR London ARTS, B. A. Beta Phi Alpha: Kappa Phi: Y. W. C. League of Women Voters. LOIS RUTH FASSIG Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Kappa Alpha Theta. Nu E.E A.: MARJORIE FRANCES FASSIO Columbus EDUCATION, B. Se. Kappa Alpha Theta. FRANK HAROLD FELLOWS Columbus ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Scahbnrd and Blade: A. S. M. E.. President 4: Society of Automotive Engineers: Cadet Officers Club: Cross Country Club. HAROLD MORSE FELLOWS Columbus ARTS. B. A. FLORINE GENEVIEVE FELS Swanton EDUCATION. B. Se. JOHN GIBBONS FENTON Cleveland JOURNALISM, B. se. Acacia: Lantern, News Editor: University Plslyers. Assistant Publicity Mamiizer. JOHN PETER FERRIS Cleveland ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E. RALPH FINKELSTEIN East Cleveland ARTS, B. A. Phi Delta Epsilon. f384:l HELEN MARGARET FINNICAL Cadiz ARTS, B. A. Kappa Delta : French Club: Y. W. C. A. : W. A. A. : Girls Glee Club 1 : Ohio Wesleyan University 2. IRMA MAY FISHER Wilmington AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Gamma Phl Lambda: Pan-Hellenic Council 8. 4: Home Econo-mics Club: Grange. 'i DONALD WORTH FITES Killbuck EDUCATION. B. sc. Pi Kuppu Alpha: Pi Mu Epsilon: Track 2. 3. fl: 1 I'L-shmun Truck: Varsity O . WILLIAM HENRY FLACH IR. Piqua ARTS, B. A. Siyrmu Gummn Epsilon. LOUISE BLANCHE FLAIG New Madison EDUCATION. B. sc. Phi Mu: Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4: League of Women Voters: French Club: Y. W. C. A. 1. 2, 3, 4. WINIFRED FLANNERY Cleveland Heights EDUCATION. B. Sc. ETHEL LOUISE FOLDEN Black Lick AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Home Economics Club: Grange: W.A.A. MARY E. FOWBLE Brookville AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. FRANCES , VIRGINIA Fox Columbus EDUCATION. B. sc. Zeta Tau Alpha: Y. W. G. A.: Pan-Hellenic Council: Girls Glee Club 3. ROBERT K. Fox Columbus ARTS. B. A. Scarlet Mask 3: University Players: Uni- xersity Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4. President 3. fl. MARY GLADYS FREDERICK Vinton EDUCATION. B. sc. Y. W. C. A. 3 Ohio University 1 : Rio Grande College 2. VERNON WEBSTER FREDERICK Dayton PHARMACY. B. sc. Phi Delta Chi. ' VIRGINIA FREIIJ London EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Epsilon Phi. MILDRED LEE FREIIJENBURG Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Tau Sigma Delta: Sun Dial Staff 2: Y. W. C. A.: Pen and Brush Club. Secre- t8l'y'Tl'CLl8Lll'0l' 4. Lsssj MARY ELEANOR FRENCH Columbus ARTS. B. A. JOSEPH LEWIS FRIEDMAN Cleveland ARTS, B. A. Sigma Lambda Pi: Hillel Players: Western Reserve 1, 2. 3. I AMEDEUS JOSEPH FREINIOTH Ottoville ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E.: Cadet Officers Club. JONATHAN TAYLOR FROST Dresden AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Tau Gamma Phi: Grange: Saddle and Sir- loin: National Swine .ludyzimx Team: Inter- national Livestock .Iud1.rin1..-: Team. CHARLES IULES FRYE Beaver, Pennsylvania COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Pi. JOHN CHARLES FURGASON Columbus ARTS. B. A. Kappa Kappa Psi: Ohio State Band: Uni- versity Orchestra. ARTHUR RAY GAFFGA Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa. MARY SCOTT GALE Bloomingburg EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: League of Women Voters. FLORENCE IRENE GALEHOUSE Mavshallville AGRICULTURE. B. sc. -Gamma Phi Lambda: Home Economies Club, Treasurer. - DENNIS L. GALLOGLY Cambridge ENGINEERING. B. M. E. RALPH FRED GALLOGLY Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Scahbard and Blade: A. S. C. E. : Architects Club. JAMES QUINCY CANT, IR. Columbus ARTS, B. A. Natural History Club: Philosophy Club. N. HELENE GARDNER Columbus COMMERCE, B. Se. in Social Admin. Alpha Xi Delta: Sixrma Alpha Sierma: Freshman Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Freshman Glee Club: Bill Sister Cabinet 2 : Y. W.C. A. League of Women Voters 1, 2, 3, 4. LESTER WAYNE GARVER Sullivan AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Zeta: Gamma Sigma Delta: Grange: A. S. A. E.: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Scarlet Mask: All-Ag Council. Vice President,-1. 53863 EVELYN MURVEL GASSNIAN Cleveland EDUCATION. B. Sc. German Club. - ROBERT MORRIS GATRELL Marietta EDUCATION. B. Sc. Tau Slprma Delta: Kappa Kappa Psi: Drum Corps 1, 2: Band.8. 4: Pen and Brush Club 2. 8, President 4: Committee of 88 1. 2, 3. 4: Junior Representative for College Arts Association of America. WILBUR FRANKLIN GAUNDER Newark ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Tau Beta Pi: Keramos: Polo Club: Ameri- can Ceramic Society. BERNARD FREDERICK GAYER St. Mafys ENGINEERING. B. AI-ch. E. Theta Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Tau Sigma Delta: Pi Mu Epsilon. AGNES LOUISE GEASE Columbus ARTS, B. A. Kappa Beta Pi. JUSTINE CAROLINE GEHRING Elmore ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A. and B. sc. Alpha Delta Pi: Girls Glee Club: Univer- sity Chorus: Toledo University 1. MARY LUCILLE GEIST Columbus .e EDUCATION. B. sc. f'f19iQiefg Phi' Albin :.1i'rench Club: Y.w. c. A. ALICE KATHERINE GEORGE 'Youngstown EDUCATION. B. Sc. Phi Mu: Y. W. C. A.: League of Women Voters: Thlel College 1. 2. ARTHUR HERBERT GERMAN Akron COMMERCE. B. sc. Otterbeln 1, 2. 3. GUY G. GERMAND Akvon EDUCATION. B. Se. Delta. Rho: Spanish Club, President: Sen- tinel Staff. ABE GERTNER Columbus ARTS. B. A. Phi Almha Theta Histo: Club Iibeial I : s 'y : 1 ' Club: Philosophy Club: President Ethical Union 4. STANLEY R. GIBSON Ravenna ENGINEERING. B. I. E. Student Society of Industrial Engineers. JOHN R. GILLELAND Mars, Pennsylvania APPLIED OPTICS, B. SC. Epsilon Psi Epsilon: Optical Society. LUCILLE LOVEJOY GILMAN Columbus ARTS, B. A. Zeta. Tau Alpha: Sigma Delta Phi: Uni- versity Players 3, 4: Brownintt 1. 2. 3. 41 Glue Club, Business Manager: Y.W.C.A- 53873 ELOISE ELIZABETH GIST Caledonia EDUCATION. B. sc. WENDELL ALBERT GLIcIc Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. A. s. C. E. SIDNEY EUGENE GOAD Clcndenin, We.ct Virginia ARTS. B. A. Phi Sigma Kappa: Phi Delta Gamma: Seabbard and Blade: Debate 3, 4, Man- axrer 4: Mens Glee Club: Cadet Officers Club: University Chorus 3. 4. Business Manmxex' 4: President Medley Glee Club 3: Liberal Club: Wrestling. JOHN BECKER GOImARn Fayetteville, West Virginia ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Phi Kappa Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu: A. I. E. E.: A. S. M. E: Radio Club: Ohio Slate Aeronautical Society: West Vir- ginia University 1. 2. RUTH L. GODEREY Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Xi Delta: Phi Upsilon Omicron: Womens Ohio: Chairman Refreshments Committee for May Supper 3: Merrill Pal- mer School 4. ROSALYN GOLD Clyde ARTS, B. A. Phi Sigma Sigma. BERYL L. GOLDMAN Toledo V' COMMERCE. B. sc. Sigma Alpha Mu: Makio 4: Sun Dial 4: Strollers: Scarlet Mask. ROBERT RAFAEL GENT Richmond Heights COMMERCE. B. sc. SARA MARIAN GooDMAN Monticello, Indiana EDUCATION. B. sc. Alpha Epsilon Phi: Y. W. C. A.: History Club: League of Women Voters: Milwaukee Downer 1. SARAH FRANCES GORSKI Plymouth, Pennslyuania ARTS. B. A. Y. W. C. A.: Newmun Club: Pen and Brush Club. ARTHUR B. GoRsIIcII Wauseon EDUCATION. B. Se. Kuppu Knmm Psi: Band 1, 2, 3. ANNA MAY GOTTER Louisville EDUCATION. B. Sc. Theta Phi Alnhu: Y. YV. C. A.: History Club. EDWARD ERNST GRAFF Middletown EDUCATION, B. Sc. Pi Kappa Alpha. FREDERIC RALPH GRAPPERHAUS Columbus JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Phi Knmm Sigma: Lantern Staff: Persh- ing Rifles. fssaj MARY MILDRED GRAU Columbus ARTS. B. A. Gamma Phi Lambda: Y. NV. C. A.: Home Economics Club: Bowling Green Normal School 1. 2. WILLIAM NoRRls GREEN Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Alnha Tau Omekn : A. S. C. E. : Architects Club. DELMAS EDWARD GREENELTCH Columbus ARTS. B. A. Phi Rho Sigma. H.iNNAH REIS GREENNNOOD 'Youngstown EDUCATION, B. Sc. Sllllllfl Delta Tau. HARX'EY GILBERT GREEK Findlay ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. Enilineers Council 2: A. I. Ch. E. 3. 4. EDXVARD ALEXANDER GRIEEITH Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Pi Tuu Pi Sisxnm. President Il: Pershing' Rifle:-I: A. I. E. E.: Cadet Officers Club. MICHAEL CELESTINE GROGAN Columbus ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E.: Tau Beta Pi. JOSEPH GROSS Cleveland PHARMACY. B. Sc. Rho Pi Phi: Pharmaceutical Association. LEONARD RAMON GROWDON Chillicothe ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Sigma Alpha Epsilon : Toastmasters: Makio Staff: A. S. M. E. FREDERICK BALDWIN GUGLB Columbus ART-LAW, B. A. Beta Theta Pi: Scarlet Mask 2, 3. JOHN HOMER HAAS Lakewood COMMERCE, B. Sc. Pi Kappa Phi: Delta Sigma Pi: Freshman Fciothall: Treasurer Junior Class: Junior Prom Committee. CHARLES GEORGE HALL Malden, Massachusetts VETERINARY MEDICINE, D. V. M. Omega Tau Sigma. CLEONA MAURIE HALL Westerville EDUCATION, B. sc. EARL HALL Columbus COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Delta Chi: Track 2, 3, 42 Varsity O Association. f389j ROBERT LEE HALL . Dayton ENGINEERING. B. Met. E. Triamrle: Omicron Alpha Zeta: A.I.M. M.E. 1, 2, 3. 4. SUZANNE HALPERIN New Haizen, Connecticut SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION B. Sc. W. A. A.: Philosophy Club: Field Hockey 3, 4: Connecticut College for Women and Boston University. WILLIAM SAMUEL HAMILL Columbus ARTS. B. A. KEMPER MARTEL HAMMIILL Crfcleville ENGINEERING, B. M. E. and B. E. E. Pi THU Pi Slfrma 2 Scabburd and Blade 1 A. S. M. E. 1 A. I. E. E. : Cadet Officers Club. 101-IN WILLIS HARMAN Creston COMMERCE. B. Sc. Beiu Kappa: Cadet Officers Club. LESLIE SIMEON HARTZIiLL North Benton AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. FRED CARTMELL HAUCIQ Columbus Phi Kappa Psi: Scarlet Mask: Boost Ohio: Freshman Drnmatics: Sophomore Grid Hop Committee: Y. M. C. A. F i ENGINEERING, B. E. E. ff Pi Kappa Pm. 1 l BERNICE BOWEN HADN ' Columbus EDUCATION, B. sc. Home Economics Club. ERA MAE HAUPER1' I Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Mount Union College 1. Y ANNA LouEI.I.A HEATON Columbus ' ARTS, B. A. Phi Omega Pi. EDWARD STANTON HECK I Salem 3 ENGINEERING. B. I. E. 5 Triangle: Pi Delta Epsilon: Engineers 1 Council: Ohio State Enizineer Staff 1, 2. I Editor 3: Forum: Student Society of In- dustrial Emzincers: A. I. E. E.: Freshman Debate. EULA AMANDA HEFFELFINCZER Big Prairie ' ARTS. B. A. ROBERT M. HEICHEI. Ashland ENGINEERING, B. Arch. E. Alpha Rho Chi: Tau, Beta Pi: Tau Sigma Delta: Scarlet Mask 3: Architects Club 1. 2, Il, 4: Band 1, 2, 3. , GEORGE JOHN HEINZELMAN Chillicothe 53903 EDNA MAE HELLER Canal Winchester EDUCATION. B. SC. VIRGIL HENRY HEMMELSKAMP 'Tontogany EDUCATION. B. Sc. V Kappa Phi Kappa: History Club. , GEORGE EDWIN HENDERSON Kenton AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Deltn. Theta Siizma: Townshend Airricul- tural Education Society 3. 4: Saddle and Sirloin 3, 4: A. S. A. E.: University Grange: Grange Orchestra: University Players. LUCILLE J. HENDERSON Columbus EDUCATION. B. sc, ANNE HERMAN Toledo AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Chi Omega. LYLE KERMIT HERNDON Charleston, West Virginia ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. Tau Theta Rho: Phi Kappa Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Lambda Upsilon: West Vir- irinin University 1. 2, 3. ROBERT BURDETTE HERROLD Mansfield COMMERCE. B. sc. KaDi:RT'Wopster Collette 1. 2. ,' - ,' R, - G MARCELLA VERALYLE HEUSCH St. Marys EDUCATION, B. sc. Zeta Tau Alpha: Sorority Presidents Council: Y. W. C. A. HILDA ESTHER HERTLEIN . Sandusky EDUCATION. B. Sc. University Gospel League: YL W. C. A. EDWIN HENRY HETRIGR Oak Harbor COMMERCE, B. Sc. Phi Knmm Tau. ERWIN RICHARD HExTER, JR. Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Pershing: Rifles 1, 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3: Track 1, 2. EDWARD ARTHUR HIGGINS Portsmouth ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Tau Beta Pi: Em Kappa Nu: A. I. E. E. FRANCES MILDRED HIGH Hilliards COMMERCE. B. sc. Phi Omega Pi: Phi Chi Theta! Kappa Phi: Philomathean Literary Society: Man- Rirement Club: Y. W. C. A. : Ohio Wesleyan University 1, 2. LLOYD S. HIGLEY Cleueiand ENGINEERING, B. I. Texnikoi: President Ensginiifsg GQ1-1355! IDX Vice President Student,-f veIety.IndustrInl'. x Enlrineers. . -, .J ' f391j WILLIAM HENRY HILDRETH Woodstock EDUCATION. B. sc. Sigma Phi Sigma: Acadimia Novissima: Inter-I rzIIeI'nity Council 4: Pershing Rifles 1, 2. HAROLD BRUCE HILL Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sci 1 Kappa Phi -Kappa: Natural History Club. SIDNEY HILTY Pandora. AGRICULTURE. B. Se. CHRISTINE HINSHAW Winchester, Indiana ARTS. B. A. Delta Gamma. CHARLES SPENCER HIRE Greenfield ARTS, B. A. Phi Gamma Delta: Senior Intramural Manager: Varsity O Association: Scarlet Key: Ohio Wesleyan University 1. ALIfRElJ CARL HISER Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Pi Tau Pi Sigma: S. A. I. E. E. 3 Cadet Officers Club. ALMOND E. HITTEPOLE Wapalqoneta A . .X ARTS, B. A. ',Deltn. Sigma Phi: Committee of 88. MURRAY WILLIAM HIVELY Alliance ENGINEERING. B. E. E. MICHAEL HARRY HOLLIDAY Campbell ART-LAW. B. A. A' HARRY RICHARD HORVITZ EVELYN MAYBELLE HOBSTETTER Cleveland Columbus COMMERCE. B. sc. ARTS' B'A' Frcshnmn Track: Hillel Foundation. LAWRENCE FRANK HOSBROOK MARTHA ELIZABETH HODSON Blue Ash pgqm, AGRICULTURE. B. sc. , Omicmn Alpha Zeta: A. S. A. E., Secre- ARTS' B' A' tary -lg Cadet Officers Club. Chi Omega. CERYL ARO HOTCHKISS J. L. HOELSCHER , Columbus New Knoxville ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. ENGINEERING, B. ch. E. , , , Amerncan Cernmlc SOCICIY. GERALD WILSON HOFSTETTER MARTHA M HOWARD Columbus Pittsbmgh, Pennsylvania ENGINEERING, B. Cer. E. ARTS' BIA. :lglbzi Shi.: Pau Beta PI: Keramos: Scarlet Pi Bum Pi: Oberlin College 1, 2. LAWRENCE L- H01-I-IDAY RUDOLPH MICHAEL HUDAR TlW7Sf0'fl Zanesville AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. GINEERING, B, 1, E, THU Gamma Phi- ..i:::::::a-.., u i:::':::r.::: .. - s.A.1. E.. Wrestling- ,IlIIIlIll:::II:::L i:::::!!!,IIIIl!:::il .IIIV IIIIIII .AI--I '.:'- 1ll 'IIIII AEI! 'lil All' lllll lllll llll in!! 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Delta Delta Delta: Browning 2, 3, 4: Glce Club 1, 2: Pan-Hellenic Representative 3, 4 : League of Women Voters: Y. W. C. A. Finance Drive. ' FRANCES HUGGARD Columbus ARTS. B. A. Mortar Board: Chimes: Phoenix Staff: Sophomore Grid Hop Committee: Junior Prom Committee: League of Women Vot- ers, Secretary 2, Board 8, 4: Maklo Staff 8. 4: Browning 8. Executive Board 4: Y. W. C. A.. Freshman Cabinet. Freshman Cabinet Advisor, Treasurer Y. W. C. A. 8. Senior Cabinet 4. FLORENCE HUGHES Columbus AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Home Economics Club : Y. W. C. A. GEORGE J. HUHTA Ashtabula COMMERCE. B. Sc. Chi Phi: University Band 1, 2: Mens Glee Club 2: Varsity Track 2. 3: Cross Country Club. . TOIVA O. HUI-ITA Ashtabula COMMERCE, B. Sc. MAURICE E. HULL New Lexington AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Gnmmn. Rho. MARGARET HUNT Wooster ARTS-EDUCATION, B. A. and B. Sc. Delta Gamma. 4 l393j ESTHER MARTHA HUNTER Columbus A EDUCATION. B. sc. W. A. A.: Hockey 1, 4: Baseball 2: Soc- cer 2: Volleyball 2: Swimming: 3: Swan Club 3. 4: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2: Biz Sister Cabinet: 'Lantern 2. MARY ALICE HUNTER 'Hamilton l AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Kappa Delta: Phi Upsllon Omlcron: Home Economics Club: University Grange: Y. W. C. A.: Merrill Palmer School. MORRIS SAMUEL HURWITZ Columbus ENGINEERING, B. Ch. E. HERBERT HOWARD HUTCHINSON Columbus EDUCATION, B. sc. DONALD FRIZELL HYDE Chillicothe ARTS. B. A. Beta Theta Pi: Pi Delta Epsilon: Sphinx: Bucket and Dipper: Editor of Makin of 1928: Student Court: Student Senate, Vice President 3, 4: Toastmasters: Makio Board 3, 4: Ohio Union Board of Overseers 3, President 4: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Advisory Board 4: Editor 1928 Freshman Handbook: Editor 1929 Student Senate An- nual: Class Orato-r. ISABELLE M. INSKEEP Columbus EDUCATION. B. sc. Girls Gluee Club 4: League of Women Voters : Y. W. C. A. VIRGINIA WILLARD IRISH Ironton ARTS. B.A. ROBERT CHARLES ISALY Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Dairy Products Judging Team: Dairy Science Association. CLARENCE CALVIN ITTNER Millcrsbufg COMMERCE. B. sc. Lambda Chi Alpha: Freshman Intramural Manager. - GRACE FRAZIER JACKSON Columbus EDUCATION. B. su. Delta Omicron : Y. W. C. A. : Musical Art Cluh: Univf-rsity Chorus. THELMA H. JACOBS 'Toledo EDUCATION, B. sc. Alpha Chi Omega: Y. W. C. A.: W. A. A.: League ol' Women Voters. HELEN PAULINE JACOBSON Toledo COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Delta Tau: Sigma Alpha Sigma. MARTHA JAFFE Sidney ARTS. B. A. Y. W. C. A.: Menorah : Avukuh : French Club, Secretary. WILLIAM ARTHUR JAMES Cortland VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Omega Tau Sigma: .lunlori 'American Veterinary Medical Association. f394J MURRAY THOMAS JANES Pennsville AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Delta Theta Siema: Varsity O : Varsity Baseball 2. 4: Varsity Rifle Team: Saddle and Sirloin : Townshend- Agricultural -Edu- cation Society: Pistol Club: Freshman Baseball. MARY PHILIPPA JEFFERYS Hanging Rock EDUCATION. B. se. College! of the Sacred Heart in Cincinnati, . 2 A MARX' GWENDOLYN JENKINS Oak Hill EDUCATION, B. Sc. Philomathean: Oxford College for WVem- enl. WILLIAR1 JOHN JENKINS New Castle ENGINEERING. B. Met. E. Triangle: Texnikoi : Ennineers Council: Orchestra 1. 2: Glee Club 4: A. I. M. M. E. CHARLES JENNE, JR. Toledo COMMERCE. B. Sc. Kappa Siizma: Y. M. C. A.. Sophomore Council. Upper Class Cabinet 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee: Sun Dial Business Staff 2, 3: Glee Club 4: University of Toledo 1. CORINNE V. JOHNSON Columbus ARTS. B. A. Phi Mu: Mortar Board: Chimes: Y. W. C. A.. Freshman Cabinet. Freshman Cabi- net Advisor 2. Senior Cabinet 3. 4. Presi- dent 4: Makio 4: Junior Prom Committee: Student Council: W. A. A. Board: Fresh- man Glee Club. LOUISE JOHNSON Columbus ARTS. B. A. Kappam Alpha Theta : Mortar Board : Chimes: Browninu, Business Manager 3. President 4 : ' Y. W. C. A. Senior Cabinet 3, ,4 g. Strollers' 2. 4 : Makio 4 1 Glec Club: -'Homecoming ,Committee 4. i RICHARD EDWARD JOHNSON Sandusky COMMERCE. B. sc. Alpha Chi Rho. LEROY FRANCIS JOHNSTON Columbus ENGINEERING, B. C. E. Triangle. DONALD THOMAS IOHNSTUNE Marion ENGINEERING, B. M. E. Triangle: Tau Beta Pi: Texnikoi: Pi Delta Epsilon: Ohio State Engineer 2, Ii. 4. Editor 4: Enxzineera Council 3, 4: A. S. M. E. 3. 4, Treasurer 3: Enxrineerimr Col- , lesze Magazines Associated, Executive Com- mittee. Eastern Vice Chairman 4. CECIL ISAAC JONES 'Youngstown COMMERCE, B. Sc. Alpha Siizma Phi. CHRISTINA C. JONES Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. W.A. A. 1 2 3 4, W. A. A. Board 4 Physical Education Club 1, 2. 3, 4: woml ens' Varsity O , CLAIR E. JONES Wauseon AGRICULTURE. B. Se. Tau Gamma Phi: Grange Orchestra 2, 3. 4 Manager 3: Progressive Dairy Club 2, Il, 4 Grange Chorus 4. EVELYN RAE JONES New Lexington EDUCATION. RSE., Delta Zeta. V 53953 HELEN JANE JONES Columbus ARTS. B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Mortar Board: Student Court: Junior Prom Committee: Freshman Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Senior Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3. 4 1 Assistant 'Busi- ness Manager Browning 8, Treasurer 4. LEARNY FRANCIS JONES Lore City PHARMACY. B. se. Kappa Psi: Prize Cadet 2: Intramural Baseball College Champs 3: Phi Rho Alpha: 0. S. U. Pharmaceutical Associa- ton. LYNDEN CHARLES JONES Wellington AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Four-H Club: Saddle and Sirloin Club: Horticulture Society. MARIAN VIRGINIA JONES London ARTS. B. A. Alpha Chi Omega: W. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: League ol' Women Voters 3. WILLIAM BRADFORD JORDAN, JR. Savannah, Georgia ENGINEERING, B. Emi. Physics Theta Xi: Cardioid Club: Rifle Club: A. I. E. E.: Pershing Rifles: Cadet Officers Club: Freshman Inter-Fraternity Scholar- ship, Key. MARGARET A. JUDD Columbus ARTS, Is. A. Kappa Delta: President Womens' Ohio: Sigma Eta Chi: Glee Club: Browning: Pan-Hellenic: Y. W. C. A. MAYEELLE L. KAEILER Plain City . EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi: Girls Glee Club. ALLAN WINEMAN KAHN Indianapolis, Indiana COMMERCE, B. Sc. Zeta Beta Tau: Tennis Manager 4: Scarlet Key Club. Secretary-Treasurer: Varsity 0 Association. DORIS LEE KAI-IN Columbus COMMERGEFB. se. Sigma Phi Beta: W.'A. A.: Senior Hockey Team: League of Women Voters: Spanish Club: La Tertulia: Y. W. C. A. Cabinets 2. 8. 4: Wittenberg College 1. MILDRED IRENE KALB Tivo AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Gamma Phi Lambda: All-Ag Council: Home Economics Club: Grange, HENRY WILLIAM KARRER Dublin ARTS, B. A. Phi Chi. FRANK GEORGE KAUFMAN Cleveland COMMERCE, B. Sc. Delta Sigma Phi: Beta Gamma Sigma. ELIZABETH KETURAH KEANE New Athens AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. gorge Economics Club: W, A. A. : Y. W. JOHN MILTON KELCI-INER St. Niarys EDUCATION. B. Sc. in Fine AI-is If396j CLARENCE CHRISTIAN KELLER Marshallville ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Triamzle: Pi Delta Epsilon: Rifle Club: Freshman Baseball: Ohio State Engineer, Circulation Manager 2. Advertising' Man- ager 3. Business Manager 4: Engineers Council: A.I. E. E. 2. 3. 4. GILBERT ANDREW KBLLEY New Madison EDUCATION. B. se. Delta Alpha Pi: Pi Mu Epsilon. IVlYRON STUART KEM Dayton COMMERCE. B. Sc. Delta Alpha Pi: Dunker Club: Industrial Management Club: Ashland College. HARRY S. KEMP Dayton ARTS-LAW. B. A. Della Alpha Pi: Phi Delta Gamma. AGNES JANE KERRIGAN Washington C. H. EDUCATION, B. sc. Pi Lambda Theta: League of Women Voti-rs. A. CATHERINE KIDD Gahanna EDUCATION, B. Sc. Ohio Northern University 1, 2. GLADYS JANE KIDD Blacklick EDUCATION, B. sc. Phi Pi Epsilon : W. A. A. : League of Women Voters : E Y. W. C. A. WALTER HERBERT KIDD Gahanna ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. A. S. C. E.: Varsity Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Varsity Track 3. CALVIN EDWARD KIELSMEIER Cleveland ARTS. B. A. JAMES WBSLEY KIEVIT Toledo ENGINEERING. B. A1-ch. E. Phi Gamma Delta: Mens Glee Club: Uni- versity Chorus: A. S. C. E. EUGENE DOLLER KIINZLER PutfinfBay ENGINEERING. B. I. E. Pi Kappa Phi: Student Society of Indus- trial Engineers: A. I. E. E. HESTER LENORA KILER Columbus ARTS-JOURNALISM, B. A. and B. Sc. Alpha Phi: Theta Sigma. Phi: Chi Delta Phi: Browning 2. 3. 4: Lantern Staff 2. News Editor 3, Church Editor 4. Exchunpre Editor 4: League of Women Voters: Y. W. C. A. I-'inance Committee 2. 3. ROY EVERETT KIMMEL Brookville COMMERCE, B. Sc. Industrial Management Club 2, 3, 4: VVit- tenberg' College 1, HoRAcE F. KING Springfield ARTS, B. A. Alpha Sigma Phi: Tau Siprma Delta: Pen and Brush Club. f3971 HOWARD DEAN KING Sterling EDUCATION. B. Sc. WILLIAM RICHARD KING Carey ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Alpha Rho Chi: Scubbard and Blade: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Engineers' Council: Archi- tects' Club. I PAUL MANLY KINGCADE Columbus ENGINEERING. B. E, E. s.A.I.E. SARAH MITCHELL KINNEY Columbus EDUCATION. B. se. Alpha Sixrma Alpha: W. A. A. 1, 2. 3. 4. Board 4: Physical Education Club 1. 2. 3, 4, Secretary 4. ELIZABETH LINDSAY KIRN Hamilton EDUCATION. B. sc. HOWARD josEPH KIRN Hamilton ENGINEERING. B. A1-ch. E. Kappa Delta Rho: A. S. C. E.: Architects' Club: Varsity Basketball 2, 3. 4: Freshman Basketball. WILLIAM H. KLENK Catawba Island ENGINEERING, B. C. E. Sigma Pi: A. S. C. E. A. TELFORD KLINE Killbuck EDUCATION. B. sc. DOROTHY ESTHER KLOTZ Chillicothe COMMERCE, B. sc. Gamma Epsilon Pi: Phi Chi Theta: Kappa Gamma Chi: Phi Chi Theta National Award Key: Commerce Council: Womens' Professional Pan-Hellenic Council: Sopho- more Volley Ball: League of Women Vot- ers: Y. W. C. A. ARCIIIE HERBERT KNAPP Lakewood JOURNALISM, B. sc. Sixzrna Delta Chi: Pershing Rifles: Pen and Brush: Lantern Staff: Sun Dial Staff: Mountaineer Club. AUDREY KNOWLTON Columbus ARTS, B. A. ALICE ADELAIDE KNOX Mechanicsburg AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. RUSSELL EDGE KNOX jamestown ENGINEERING. B. E. Theta Tau: Eta Kappa - '-rg'Q!'I:-I ' A. I. E. E.: s. A. E.: A 35555252-Giiiiiiggh .Egg N Illllll, -ll 'illls Alll .ann JII7'-J' Allll 1 nn- Qs lllll nur I ll ll ,. llllll lllllll I H ll I 'IIIIHI ll ill! l I I I ' ' I nu All! Inns lllllk Al' A., Alllllg I., .Ill in! , I. lllllllllf 4' lllvll Inlll 'llll 'll Ill ill I I All Ill Ill Ill lllll lllll lllill ls Ill I' PI I llll Allll IIIUIIII- l-I -:::::ll'Y Air :... ':::pi:r A' In Ill lllllllll all In I li. ... A. II -.I 'e . I I I n ll I I I I jg 1 I Ag- , l I ll ' I I A --I 'F' '5- n 1 .n t I n 1 ll I-L.. 51 . ll I' - - A ' A.. - E V 4. --' ' .- -Q , I -v-. '-- ' - x . -' 1 -I -, X A ' -:: '41 . . I ll I .-. . , 1 1 ..--------.:-... J-- ' . ' . n ' -In-Iunulll ll n n WENDELL REUBEN KOCH Dayton ARTS. B.A. ANITA BARBARA KOENIG Columbus A EDUCATION. B.Sc. Alpha Chi Omega: Phi Alpha Theta: League of Women Voters. WILSON W. KOI-ILI Tiffin ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Deltu Sigma Phi: A. I. E. E. JOSEPH WILLIAM KOHN Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Sigma Lambda Pi: Western Reserve Uni- versity 1. IRENE KRAKOFF Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Phi Alpha Theta: French Club, President 3, Vice President 4: German Club. ROBERT WILLIAM KRAMER Columbus -,,,,.,,,g-QI ERING, B. Arch. E. nlllllllllllllh. .lllllllllllllllllll nlllllI ' - '--nuns Alllll 1::s - SIE! :in nlli Illi III' III- '31 - E!EE:. i :nn l ll . . '... ... :::::E: gg' 'K Vllllllll. In llll Munn nn II IIIIVI. lllh I 'll ll ----K llll Illlll llll ll: 1 llll .ll l 1' I-I ll ll! -IF!!! I lllln Ill Il . A--. 1l u Alllll- ll. 'I ll lllllllx ' ' un ' f .rllunnun-I 'J' -III W .ll 1-I ll ' . I - . 'l.Wll n. , r.a 'R - ' IX' . -n .E----,,: IRIS:-. ,V lk V . 3, r--e...: .-. :-:::::- uuel. ::::lll:::. '- - ' ....- I I r ll : I R ll 4 -- l 'll l Y I l lls : Q l . , I- r 1 I I I - ,. In n In- 15 ' ' - ... '-. ' ll. - n -I , tinsll,-'-Olll.'llll' 'Z .L :Q-.gig-gp .V q 3- -nr-I in 'qi n Il in - 1 ', Ig - I ' - ' nn.. . J:-:2l2 ': ' 53983 IIWIN Roaunr KRILL Edgerton AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Phi Sigma Kappa: Lambda Gamma Delta: All-AI! Council 3, 4: Dairy Products Judi:- mlr T-eam 4: American Dairy Science Aa- soeiatmn: University Grange: University Choius. HOWARD EIJWAILD Kmss Cleveland COMMERCE. B. sc. Phi Gamma Delta: Sphinx: Bucket and Div?-fr: Varsity Football 2, 8, 4: President Senior Class: Varsity O : Varsity Track Z. 3. 4: Varsity Basketball 8: Freshman Football: Freshmn.n.'l'rack: Makin Staff. MIRIAM SARA KRUCKMAN Toledo ARTS. B.A. Sixrrna Delta Tau: Y. W. C. A. Freshman Cabinet : Student Assistant to the Dean. NIARGARET FREDA KUECHLE Lakewood EDUCATION. B. Se. WILLIAM JULIAN KUIQELSIIQ Cleveland COMMERCE. B. sc. Phi Kappa Tau: Delta Theta Phi: Fresh- man Track: Varsity Track 2. 3: Inter- Fraternity Council: President Varsity O' Assoclation. EDNA KUMMEI1 Uhricltsuille EDUCATION. B. Sc. Zeta Tau Alpha. MILES CHARLES KUMNICIQ Montpelier ARTS. B. A. ' - Pershing Rifles: Cadet Officers Club. 53993 LLOYD S. KURTZ Bucyrus AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Alpha Gamma Rho: Glee Club: Saddle and Sirloin : Football. THOMAS B. KYLE Tippecanoe City AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Alpha Gamma Rho: Lambda Gamma Delta: Inter-Fraternity Council: All-Ag Council: Horticulture Society : Apple Judging Team: Manager of the Ohio State Horticulture Show: Trowel and Spade. President: Uni- versity Grange. LUELLA IRENE LAMB Malta EDUCATION. B. Sc. JOHN A. LANE Washington, D. C. ENGINEERING. B. I. E. Theta Xi: Scabbard and Blade: Inter- Fruternity Council: Student Society of Ig- dustrial Engineers. Vice President I'I'esident 4. ERNEST LANGBEI-IN, jr. Columbus ENGINEERING. B. C. E. EILEEN AUGUSTA LANGE Erie, Pennsylvania ARTS. B. A. Y. W. C. A.: Womon's Ohio. -CARLOS MELVIN LAIzI1IxtIc Pleasant City ARTS. B. A. ' Phi Chi. LEORA JUNE LA SALLE Delca AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Home Economics Club. HELEN VIRGINIA LASHER I Rutland ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A. and B. Sc. Phi Alpha Theta: Y. W. C. CLIFTON P. LATSHAW Shelbyville, Indiana VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Omega Tau Sigma: Junior American Veterinary Medical Association. ZENOEIA MINNIE LATTIMER Columbus ARTS. B. A. RAYMOND JEWELL LAW Delaware AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Alpha Zeta: Circulation Manager of Agzri- cultural Studcnt 2: Trowel and Spade: Horticultural Society: Manager of Ninth Annual Mum Show. HELEN LOUISE LAWRENCE Newark EDUCATION. B. Sc. Lambda Omega: Y. W. C. A. MILDRED NORINE LAWYER Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION, B. A. and B. Se. Chi Omega: Y. W. C. A. 54003 MARGARET LOVISA LAYCOCIQ 'Toledo ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A. and B. sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha: Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. : French Club 4. ELWooD BAKER LAYFIELD MtJVe1-non ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. I Sigma Phi Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Sopho- more Y. W. C. A. Council: Engineers Coun- cil 8. 4: A. I. Ch. E.: Cadet Officers Club: Scahbard and Blade. L MYRON M. LEBENSBURGER Springfield COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Alpha Mu: Pi Delta Epsilon: News Editor Lantern 2, Lantern Staff 2. 3: Ad- vertising Manager Makio: Literary Editor Sun Dial. EMMETT KARL LE DUNE Sullivan, Indiana VETERINARY MEDICINE, D. V. M. Omega Tau Siizmaz American Veterinary Medical Association. CERTRUDE MAE LEES Dayton COMMERCE B. sc. HONVARD E. LE FEVRE Ashland ENGINEERING. B. AI-ch. E. Alpha Rho Chi: Tau Beta Pi: Tau Siirma Delta 3 A. S. C. E. : Inter-Fraternity Council. GERALD FRANK LEFKOWITZ Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Alpha Epsilon Pi: Alpha Phi Gamma: Lantern 4: Hillel Players: Ohio NortheI'n University 1. 2: Western Reserve Univer- Sity 3. MARGARET POGUE LEMMON Smithfield AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Beta Phi Alpha. CLIFFORD S. LEVARE Alliance ENGINEERING. B. E. M. Theta Tau: Texnikoi: Scabbard and Blade: Engineers Council 1. 3. 4: Engineers Ad- visory Board: Student Senate: Wesley Players: University Chorus: Prospeetors Club: Glee Club. LOUIS LEVINE Columbus ARTS. B. A. Phi Alpha Theta: History Club, Presi- dent fl: Philosophy Club. WALTER M. LEWIS Mansfield COMMERCE B. sc. WILLIAM ROBERT LEWIS Wilmington AGRICULTURE. B.sc. Alpha Gamma Rho: Saddle and Sirloin: National Swine Judging Team: Interna- tional Livestock Judginsr Team. M. ALBERTA LIBOLD Kenton EDUCATION. B. Sc. HENRY A. LIDIRAY Darlington, Indiana VETERINARY MEDICINE, D. V. M. Omega Tau Sigma: Junior American Veterinary Medical Association. f40l1 ROY AARON LIMING Mount Orab ARTS. B. A. Phi Alpha Theta. JOSEPHINE LIND Columbus EDUCATION, B. sc. W. S. G. A.: Y. W. C. A.: Freshman Dra- matics. CHARLES HERMAN LINDENBERG Columbus COMMERCE B. sc. Phi Kappa Psi. ALFRED LEWERS LINDSAY Columbus ARTS, B. A. DOROTHY MAY LINTNER Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Sigma Phi Beta: W. A. A.: Y. W. C. A. ' Lcuixuc of Women Voters: Physical Edu: cation Club, Secretary. ELIZABETH ANNE LINTON Columbus ARTS, B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma. JOHN KENNETH LONG lronton COMMERCE. B. sc. Delta Alpha Pl: Track 2. Il, 4: Cross Country 2, 3. 4. VIRGINIA LOUISE LOTZE Girard EDUCATION, B. sc. Phi Mu: Tau Sigma Delta: Browning: Sun Dial Staff 1, 2: Pen and Brush Club. AN'rolNE'r'rE Lownr Upper Sandusky EDUCATION, B. se. Theta Phi Alpha: W. A. A. Board 4. Finance Committee: Physical Education Club. Treasurer: Pomerene Advisory Com- mittee: Newman Club: Y. W. C. A. JOHN GARVIN LOWRY Columbus COMMERCE B. Sc. JOHN WAYNE LUCAS Steubenville COMMERCE B. Sc. Delta Sigma Pi: Pi Delta Epsilon: Ohio Commerce 2. 3. 4, Managing Editor 3, Editor and Business Manager 4: Commerce Council 3. 4. President 4: General Business Club 4: Freshman Y Council. RUSSELL LUCHTENBERG Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Kappa Kappa Psi: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MELVIN S. LUND Cleveland ENGINEERING, B. Cer. E. Alpha Chi Sigma: Keramos: American Ceramic Society. GENEVA DINSMORE LYLE St. Clairsville EDUCATION. B. Sc. Wooster College 1, 2. 54023 LUKE HUDSON LYMAN Columbus COMMERCE B. sc. Kappa Sigma: Freshman Y. M. C. A. Coun- cil: Sophomore Council: Assistant Business Manager Phoenix: Tennis 3: Medley Glee Club. Secretary-Treasurer 3: University Chorus 3: Mens Glee Club 4: Assistant Business Manager Makio 2: Band 2. MARIE BLANC:-is McB1unE Cleveland EDUCATION. B. se. Mortar Board: Glee Club 1. 2. 8. 4: Physi- cal Education Club 1, 2. 8. 4: W. A. A. Secretary 8, President 4: Head of Hik- ing 1: Head of Baseball 2: Womens Var- sity O : Y. W.C. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Big Sister Cabinet 2. MARGARET BUCHANAN MCCALL Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. EDNA ARTHINE MCCOLLAM Ubricbsville EDUCATION, B. Sc. Kappa Delta: Browning: Y. W. C. A.: Bethany College. ESTHER AMELIA MCCONKEY Springfield AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Home Economics Club: Y. W. C. A.: Bald- win-Wallace College. RUTH MCCREA Dunkirk JOURNALISM, B. sc. Zeta Tau Alpha: Theta Sigma Phi: Pan- Hellenic Council 2, 3: Pan-Professional Council 3, 4. President 4: Lantern Staff 2, 3, 4, News Editor 3, Society Editor 4: Women's Ohio: League of Women Voters. H1LDA MCCRAY Greenville, Tennessee AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. HELEN MCDONALD Frazeysburg EDUCATION, B. Sc. Alpha Xi Deltu: W. A. A.: Physical Educa- tion Club: Antioch College 1. 2. MARGARET FRANCES MCDONALD Columbus ARTS. B. A. Theta Phi Alpha. MILDRED MEISNER MCDONALD Columbus ARTS. B. A. ALLEN EDWARD MCDOWELL Columbus COMMERCE B. Sc. ZORA MAY McGLAsI-IAN Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION, B. A. and B. Sc. Pi Lambda Theta: Phi Beta Kappa. KATHERINE MCGRAW Charleston, West Virginia AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Orchestra: University Grange: Home Eco- nomics Club. MARIAN VALORA MCILHENNY Dayton ARTS. B. A. Zeta Tau Alpha: Swan Club: Glec Club- 54033 ROBERT ELLISON MCKAY Middleport ARTS, B. A. Inter-Racial Council. HELEN G. MCKENZIE Columbus EDUCATION, B. sc. Zeta Phi Beta: Student Assistant in Phys- iology 8. 4: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. 3. 4: W. A. A. 8. 4: Physical Education Club: League of Women Voters. MARY GRACE MCKINLEY Columbus EDUGATION, B. Sc. Y. W. C. A. : Sociology Club 3 University Chorus. WILLIAM EVANS McMILI.AN Elyria ARTS. B. A. LUCILLE MILDRED McNAoI-:TEN Lancaster ARTS. B. A. Bnooxs WLIILEY MACCRACIQEN Lancaster ARTS. B. A. Delta Sigma Rho: Forum. President 4: Y. M. C. A. 1. 2. 3, 4. Upper Class Cabinet 3. 4: Ohio Union Board of Ovcrseers 4: Phoenix: Freshman Dramntics Society: University Orator 3. WILLIAM RALPH MACIJONALD Lakewood ARTS. B. A. Phi Gamma Delta: Homecoming Commit- tee: Phoenix: Makio Staff. HENRIETTA MACFARLAND Bloomingburg COMMERCE AND JOURNALISM. B. sc. Sigma Phi Beta: Theta Sigma Phi: Soror- ity Presidents Council: Journalism Council, Vice President 4, Secretary 3: Lantern, Managing Editor 4, News Editor 3. AS- slstant Society Editor 3: Woman's Ohio: League of Women Voters: Phoenix. GENE HENRY MACK Belle Center COMMERCE B. sc. Assistant Secretary Boost Ohio 2 : Secretary Student Senate 3, Student Senate 4: Inter- Fraternity Council, President 4: Ohio Union Board o!'0verseers 8: Advertising Manager of Glee Club 3. Business MBU- zuzer 4: Homecoming Committee 3. 4. RUTH E. MACI: Circle-uille COMMERCE B. Sc. Alpha Xi Delta: Sigma Alpha Sigma! Y. W. C. A.: Western College for Women. 1. 2. HELEN MARIE MANAHAN Dayton EDUCATION, B. Sc. Glec Club 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2: W. A.A. Board 3: Y. W. C. A. 1. 2. 3: League of Women Voters: Hi-Jinx: W. A. A. O : Phyijsical Education Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Swan Clu . Louis H. MAPEL Columbus Grove ENGINEERING, B. Ch. E. A. I. Ch. E. .RAYMOND EDWARD MARKS Lorain COMMERCE B. Sc. Banking Finance Club. LEE ARCHER MARSHALL Creston EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa: Phi Alpha Theta: Stu- dent Senate: Lantern 2: Sophomore Y. M. C. A. Council. ' f4041 DOROTHY V. MARTIN Columbus ARTS, B. A. Simna Eta Pi. ELIZABETH, MARTIN Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Pi Beta Phi: Scarlet Mask 4: Ward Bel- mont 1, 2. GERTRUDI3 LASHELLE MARTIN Lakewood EDUCATION, B. sc. In-ench Club 4: Y. W. C. A. 3, 4. CLEO MARY MASON Pickerington EDUCATION, B. Sc. GLADYS LOUISE MASON Wellington AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Gamma Phi Lambda: Kappa Phi: Home Economies Club: University Grange: Grange Chorus. EDWARD MASONBRINR Celina EDUCATION, B. sc. Delta Sigma Phi: Phi Eta Pi: Four-H Club: Committee of 88. MARJORIE AUGUSTA MATCHETTE Columbus - EDUCATION, B. se. Delta Delta Delta. OLON FRED MAvIs Hicksville COMMERCE, B. Sc. Gamma Eta Gamma' Scabbard and Blade Cadet Officers CIub.'LibemI Club: Debut: Ing: Track: Sophomore Intramural Man- BEEF. MAX LEW Cleveland ARTS. B. A. JOSEPH NELSON MAXWELL Charidlersville AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Tau Gamma Phi: Grange: Four-H Club. GEORGE WESTCOTT MEACI-IAM Columbus ENGINEERING. B. C. E. A. S. C. E. ALBERT WAYNE MEANOR Cambridge ARTS. B. A. Theta Kappa Phi: Committee of 88: Com- mittee of 34: Newman Club: Sophomore Y Council: Niagara University 1. CATHERINE ADRIENNE MECIQ Cleveland ARTS, B. A. Chi Omega: Glee Club Accompanist 2, 3, 4: Browning 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A.: Oberlin College 1. PAUL C. METCALF Toronto ENGINEERING, B. Arch. E.. Phi Kappa Tau: Committee of 88.giEl'I . -37 54053 N MABEL METCALFE Greenville ARTS, B. A. Phi Pi Epsilon: Nomads, President 4: Girls Glee Club 2. 3, 4: University Chorus 3, 4: President Mack Hall 4: Pomerene Crew 4: Western College 1. WILLIAM JAMES MICHEL Columbus ENGINEERING, B. ch. E. A. I. Ch. E. 4. ROBERT CLARENCE MICHENER Bethesda EDUCATION. B. Se. Kappa Kappa Psi: University Band: Uni- versity Gospel League. MARY ELEANOR MILES Cleveland JOURNALISM, B. sc. Alpha Chi Omega: W. A. A. 4 : Y. W. C. A. 2, 3, 4: League of Women Voters 3, 4. CLARENCE ALBERT MILLER Plymouth AGRICULTURE, B. Se. DONALD J. MILLER Bayard EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa. EDWIN WALLACE MILLER Lorain COMMERCE. B.Sc. Phi Mu Delta: Inter-Fraternity Council: Freshman Cross Country. FOREST L. MILLER Wyoming COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Business Manager Phoenix: Scarlet Mask: Associate Business Manager Freshman Dramatics: Inter- Fratcrnity Council. JOSEPH HARRY MILLER Columbus ARTS, B. A. Scarlet Mask: Philosophy Club: Frosh Track: German Club: History Club: Air- port Committee. MARSHALL LISLE MILLER Bedford COMMERCE. B. Sc. Sigma Phi Sigma: Omieron Alpha Zeta: 131150191111 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4. ROBERT CHARLES MILLER Fremont ENGINEERING, B. M. E. Track 1, 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 4: Cross Country Club: A. S. M. E.: Cadet Officers gl1XJ:EBund 2: Pistol Club: Rifle Club: WILLIAM WENDELL MILLER Columbus AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. EMMETT WILLIAM MILLI-IOLLAND Columbus COMMERCE, B. sc. Kappa Sigma: Scarlet Mask 2: Chairman Homecoming Queen Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee: Chairman Entertainment Committee Junior Prom 3: Lantern Staff 2. ALVIN R. MILLS Toledo COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Delta Rho. ' 54063 ARTHUR Ross MILNER Swifts AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Alpha Zeta: Gamma Sigma Delta: Student Senate 4: Vice President 4. ,Board of Con- trol 4: All-Ag Council 4: Grange: Town- shend Agricultural Educational Society. MARY KATHERINE MINI: Columbus EDUCATION. B. sc. Alpha Delta Pi: Pomerene Advisory Com- mittee. SIMON LOUIS MINTZ Cleveland ARTS, B. A. Phi Sigma Delta. HARRIET ALICE MITCHELL Dormont, Pennsylvania EDUCATION. B. Sc. Pi Beta Phi: Senior Pun-Hellenic Repre- sentative. GEORGE JOSEPH MITISKA Cleveland AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Zeta: Trowel and Spade Club 2. 3. 4. LADDIE JAMES MITISIQA Cleveland EDUCATION, B. L. A. Alpha Zeta: Tau Sigma Delta: Downing Club: Pen and Brush Club. ALVIN HENRY MOELLENKAMP Wapalgoneta - ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Phi Mu Delta: Football 1. X ELIZABETH BARBARA IVIOHR Columbus ARTS, B. A. Alllha Delta Pi: Girls Glee Club 2, 3. 4. Vice President 4: Womens Ohio 4: Leurlue Of Women Voters 2. 3. 4: Presidents Council 1 Y. W. C. A. 2, 3. 4. FRANCES ENID MooRE Mineral City ARTS. B. A. Philomathean Literary Society: Y.W.C.A.: Ohio University 1, 2. CATHERINE PAULINE MoRczAN Columbus ARTS. B. A. Phi Omega Pi: Y. W. C. A.: Homecoming Committee 2: League of Women Voters. DAVID EDWIN MORGAN Columbus ARTS. B. A. Phi Kappa Psi: Glee Club Accompanist 1. 2. 3, Vice president 3, President 43 Student Director Glee Club 4: Student Sen- ate Song Contest Judge. LORENA A. MORNER Hamilton EDUCATION, B. sc. WILAMETTA E. MORRIS Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Delta Gamma: Sigma Alpha Sigma: Presi- dents Council : Sociology Club : Y. W. C. A. 1. 2. 3: Miami University 1. 2. BARBARA ANN MOSER Cleveland EDUCATION, B. Sc. ' W. A. A. : German Club : University Chorus. 54073 WARREN GERARD IVIUCHMORE West Chester ARTS. B. A. ROBERT FREDERIC MUHLEMAN Hannibal ENGINEERING. B. I. E. Triangle: Student Society Industrial Eri- KHIGEFS. CASIMIR JOSEPH MUNTER Canton ARTS. B.A. Phi. Lambda Upsilon: Student Chemical SOClCtY. HERBERT EUGENE MuNTz Columbus ARTS. B. A. JOHN ETHAN MUSSELMAN Tiffin ENGINEERING, B. Cer. E. Phi Delta Chi: Student Branch American Society Ceramic Engineers. DONALD ADAM NAFTZGER Orruille ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Ohio State Engineer Staff: A. I. E. E. ESTHER ELEANORE NAUJOKS Cleveland ARTS-EDUCATION, B. A. and B. Sc. Phi Omega Pi: Pomerene Advisory Com- mittee: Student Freshman Advisor 4: Y. W. C. A.: University of Wisconsin 1. 2. OWEN CHANDLER NEILL Venice EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa: Cadet Ofiicers Club. JOSEPH SYLVESTER NEMEC Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Phi Delta Gamma: Varsity Debate 4: Lib- eral Club. President 4: Forum: Chairman Mock Convention. PAUL GEORGE NEUEANG Columbus COMMERCE, B. Se. Pi Kappa Alpha. RUSSELL CONWELL NEWI-IoUsE Ostvander ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Pi Kappa Phi: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu: Pi Mu Epsilon : University Chorus: A. I. E. E. HELEN ESTELLE NlCkiOLS Pataslqala AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Sigma Eta Chi: Y. W. C. A. : University Grange: Home Economics Club. GEOCRIA HENRIETTA NITSCPIKE Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Chi Omega: Y. W. C. A.: League ol' Women Voters: Pan-Hellenic Council 4. HELEN ELIZABETH NIXON Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. 54083 CLARA LUCILLIZ NORRIS Columbus EDUCATION, B. sc. Y. W. C. A.: Spanish Club 1, 2. JAMES WELLINo'roN NORRIS Columbus ARTS. B. A. Sigma Nu: Kappa Kappa Psi: Scarlet Mask 8. 4: Inter-Fraternity Council: Glee Club: Band. ELLEN NORTH Phoenix, Arizona ARTS. B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Mortar Board: Chimes: Browning, Vice President: W. S. G. A. 1. Secretary 2. Board of Control W. S. G. A. and Senate 4: Y.W.C.A. Senior Cabinet: Strollers: Scarlet Mask: League of Women Voters. Board 3: W. A. A.: Hi- .linx Chairman of Acts 4: Makio Editorial Staff: Freshman Dramatics: Vice President Junior Class: Secretary Senior Class: Pan- Hellenic 4. LOWELL GRANT NORTHRUP Toledo ' COMMERCE. B. Sc. Chi Phi. MINA CONSUELO NUPUF Columbus ARTS. B. A. Sigma Delta Phi: Women Ohio: Hillel Pluyers, Secretary 2, 3, Treasurer 2: 3: Leasrue of Women Voters: Browning: Y. W. C. A. : Pan-Professional Council 3. 4 I University Players: Representative-at-large on Womens Ohio. MARION E. OQLAUCHLIN Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. ELIZABETH LUCILE OLDHAM Columbus , EDUCATION, B. Sc. 'Phi Omeza Pi. - MARGARET MARY O'SHAuGIINEssY Columbus ARTS, B. A. K:-:Dila Kappa Gamma: Scarlet Mask Strollers: Sophomore Football Dance Freshman Dramatics. I GERTRUDE OSTENDORF ' Cleveland COMMERCE, B. Sc. Delta Zeta.: W. S. G. A, Judiciary Board: League of Women Voters: Y. W. C. A.: Russell Sage College I. ELIZABETH KATHRYN OVER:-IoI.sER Dayton EDUCATION, B. sc. Delia Zeta: Y. W. C. A.: Ohio Wesleyan University 1, 2. JOSEPH Louis Ov1Es Moundsuille, West Virginia COMMERCE. B. sc. Theta Kappa Phi: Alpha Kappa Psi: Soc- CCI' 3. 4. Captain 3: Newman Club, Presi- dent 4: Baseball 1. TOYOSABURO OEARI Hiroshima, japan ENGINEERING, B. I. E. S. S, I. E. AARON J. PANCARE Van W'ern AGRICULTURE. M. sc. ALBERT ALLEN PARKER Cleveland COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Phi Epsilon 3 Treasurer Senior Class I Freshman Tennis. 54093 MAYNARIJ LEE PARKER Edon ARTS, B. A. SAMUEL josEPH PASTORELLA Cleveland ARTS. B. A. GEORGE ARNOLD PATTERSON Chestcrlzill ENGINEERING. B. M. E. A. S. M. E. Secretary: A. S. M. E. Treasurer. Hu.1.ARn M. PATTON Lima ENGINEERING. B. I. E. Tau Beta Pi: Student Society of Industrial Engineers. MELBERT G. PAUL Washington, Pennsylvania ENGINEERING, B. I. E. Phi Mu Delta: S. S. I. E. ROBERT HERMAN PAUSCH Columbus ENGINEERING, B. sc. Alpha. Tau Omega: Inter-Fraternity Council. MARGARET RITA PENDERGAST Lakewood ARTS-EDUCATION, B. A. Y. W. C. A.: History Club 3. 4, Vice Presi- dent.: Newman Club 3, 4: Ashland College 1 : St. Mary of The Woods College 2. WAINO HAROLD PESOLA Mountain Iron, Minnesota ARTS, B. A. Alpha Chi Sig-ma. Lao R. PETERS Cleveland ENGINEERING. B. E. E. Phi Kappa Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu: Varsity '0 7 Varsity Cross Country 2. 8. 4: Varsity Track 2. 4: Cross Country Club: A. I. E. E. WILLIAM EDWIN PETERSON Spring Valley ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu: A. I. E. E. CLINTON A. PETRY Dayton ENGINEERING. B. E. E. A. I. E. E.: Ohio Statc Radio Club: Uni- versity of Cincinnati 1. 2. 3. WALTER SMITH PETRY Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. 1 AVA CORINNE PETTIT Tiro AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Grange: Y. W. C. A. : Home Economics Club. BRADWAY S. PHILLIPS Toledo ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. Acacia: Student Chemical Society, Presi- dcnl: 2: A. I. Ch. E., President 4. L 54103 BETTY PHILSAN Racine COMMERCE. B. Sc. Phi Om0gn 'Pi'T'Phi 'Chi'ThGtai:Y.' W: C Banking and Finance Club. y .. DOROTHY LUCILLB PIERCE Galena ARTS, B. A. Otterbein College 1. 2. FRANCIS RALL PIERCE Columbus ARTS. B. A. Lambda Chi Alpha: Varsity Track 2. Captain Freshman Track 1: Soccer 4. WILLIAM FREDERICK PLANSON Stryker COMMERCE. B. Sc. Pi Kappa Phi. PAUL EATON PLETCHER Paulding ENGINEERING. B. sc. Theta Chi: A. S. G. E. MILDRED RUTH POLSTIZR Bexley EDUCATION. B. sc. Y. W. C. A. MILTON F. POPP Fon Wayne, Indiana ARTS. B. A. fPhI EEQQIFPSI.. Football 2, s, 4. student Recorder Y. M. C. A. 3: Freshman Y Coun cilzi Upper Class Cabinet. RAYMOND WTLLIAM PORTER Mechanicsburg ENGINEERING., B. M. E. Tau Beta. Pi: A. S. M. E.: S. A.-E. LAWRENCE TAPT PosTLE Columbus ENGINEERING. B. M. E. AIPHH Chi Sigma: Cadet Officers Club: Prvsllectors' Club: Pistol Team 2. THOMAS J. POTTS Columbus COMMERCE, B. sc. Phi Sigma Kappa: Phi Delta Gamma: Cadet Officers Club: Varsity Debate 3: Lib- giali Club: Pistol Club: Scabbard and a e. EDWARD KINGSLEY POVENMIRE Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Inter-Racial Council. JANE E. PovENMiRE Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Kappa Phi. CHARLES CARLTON POWELL Ashland ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Alpha Tau Omega: Tau Beta Pi: Eta Iiagpa Nu: A. I, E. E.: Ashland College VIRGINIA ELLEN POWELL Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc.4 Phi Mu: Y. W. C. A.: League of Women Voters. ' 1:4111 MABEL C. PRATT Cove AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Home Economics Club. MABEL EVANS PRICE New Straitsville EDUCATION. B. Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Kappa Phi: Y.W.C.A.: League of Women Voters. A ALICE MARION PROUT Columbus A ARTS, B. A. Sigma Kappa: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Big Sister Cabinet 2: Freshman Glec Club 1: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Womens' Ohio 11: Fresh- man Cabinet. EMILY A. PRUCHA Cleveland ARTS, B. A. Delta Zeta: Chairman Presidents' Council 4 : Y. W. C. A. : League of Women Voters: Browning: Treasurer Liberal Club 4. G. HUBERT PULLIAM Hillsboro AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Alpha Zeta: Gransre: Townshend Agricul- ture Society: A. S. A. E. GEORGE SIGLIN PYLE Kenton COMMERCE, B. Sc. Pershing Rifles. BERY1. MAURIECE RAINSBERG Dennison COMMERCE, B. Sc. Philosophy Club: Y. M. C. A. ELISABETH RUTH RALPH Cleveland ARTS. B. A. VIRGINIA ROWENA RARDIN Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Alpha Chi Omega: Bill Sister Cabinet 2: W. A. A. 4: Industrial Commission 4: Y. W. C.A. RUTH MABEL RARICK Columbus ARTS. B. A. U Alpha Chi Omega: Sociology Club: Soror- ity Presidents' Council: League of Women Voters : Y. W. C. A. ARTHUR CARL RAscHI1Iv. Davenport, Iowa COMMERCE. B. Sc. DOROTHY A. RAYIIUIIN Columbus SUE BELLE REEMELIN Cincinnati SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION, B. sc. MORTON YOUNG Reeves Columbus ARTS, B. A. Sigma Pi. JOHN JULIUS REGNER Columbus COMMERCE. B. sc. HOWARD JOSEPH REID Sanford, Maine ARTS. B. A. Theta Chi: Medley Glee Club: Wrestling Sound 4. LOIS GEIITRUITI: REIF COMMERCE. B. sc. Columbus Theta Upsilon: Kappa Phi. ARTS' B' A' RALPI-I PARLETTE Reece Galion AGRICULTURE' RSC. GLORGIANNA KIERN REILAND Delta Theta Sigma: Lambda Gamma Delta: Columbus Saddle and Sirloin, Treasurer 3, Vice EDUCATION, B- Sc. Pl'0SldCIli', 4: Townshend Ain' ' - - l cation Society: America !..iEE'.IlEE'iiuI.- iII:Ii.Z?Il5SlI::I..: I YOWTHHSP Y-W' C- A- Association: A. S. ' -iHI!I!l! 'm'ZE::g2::. ii:::I!!5! '!'!!2Ii Grange : Dairy Cattle J I 5,SfLf7 a':sl IH..-Il inn! givin culture College Intra l:E: 'gvl: ' 'gelll inn' vu. 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J---IlIi'IIIuIIllI .ll n. ll Lili. Ili..'IIIIIIIHIIIEIBIL:::':::::::::::2 54123 BERTHA LILLIAN RERICRA Cleveland AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Home Economics Club: Grange. - HELEN MARGUERITE REUTER Columbus EDUCATION. B. sc. MARGUERITE BARBARA RIIOADS Brookville EDUCATION, B. sc. HANSON BASQUIN RHODES Montville AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Zeta: Grange: Townshend Agricul- tural Education Society. Secretary 3. Presi- Ient 4. DON J. RICE Dayton ENGINEERING, B. Cer. E. Alpha Rho Chi: Tau Beta Pi: Golf Var- sity Manager 4: Polo Team, Vice Presi- dent 3, 4: Varsity O : Scabbard and Blade. DONALD EARL RICE Columbus ENGINEERING, B.M. E. A. S. M. E.: S.A. E. ROBERT MOORE RICHARDS Chilo AGRICULTURE, B,Se,-A f A. S. A. E.: Grange. V f4131 HARRY RIDER Cleveland AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Student Horticultural Society. . ROBERT A. RIEHL ARTS. B. A. Pi Kappa Alpha: Varsity Baseball 2. 8, 4: Freshman Baseball Captain. JOHN B. RIEKER Kent ARTS, B. A. Sigma Phi Epsilon. J. DANIEL RINBHART Brookville AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Delta Alpha Pi: Grange: American Dairy Science Association. ELBA EDGAR RITCI-IEY Metamora COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Delta Rho. MARTHA ROBERTSON Columbus EDUCATION, B. sc. Phi Omega Pi: Y. W. C. A. EDGAR ROSINO ROBINSON Sandusky ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Theta Tau:-Tau Beta Pi: Eta Kappa Nu: Pi Mu Epsilon: -Texnikoi: A. I. E. E. : En- gineers Council. ' CHARLETTE ROCHESTER Logan EDUCATION. B. sc. Ifi Beta Phi: Y.w.c.A.: omg Univer- 7 'sity 1, 2. HERBERT B. ROESE Groveport EDUCATION, B. Sc. BRUCE L. ROGERS Washington, Pennsylvania ENGINEERING, B. I. E. Phi Mu Delta: Inter-Fraternity Council 4 b. S. I. E. RUTH ROGERS Marietta AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. RALPH HILLER ROSENDALE Bloomdale EDUCATION, B. Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa: Pi Mu Epsilon. RUTH BAEETTE ROSENTHALER Cincinnati JOURNALISM, B. sc. Alpha Epsilon Phi: Theta Sigma Phi: Makio Chairman Women Sports Section 3, 4: Sun Dial 1, 2, 3. 4, Exchange Editor 3, 4: Lantern. Women Sports Editor 3, Managing Editor 4: Strollers Patron Man- ager 3, 4: Browning: W. A. A. Board 3: League of Women Voters. JAMES A. ROSLUND Columbus ENGINEERING. B. ccr. E. Theta Kappa Phi: Scnbbard and Blade: American Ceramic Society. . f414j LELAND CHARLES ROTH Archbold COMMERCE, B. Sc. Phi Mu Dcltu: Pcrshinr Rifles. JANET CAROLYN ROTHSCHILD Memphis, Tennessee COMMERCE, B. sc. Sigma Delta Tau: Sigma Alpha Sigma League of Women Voters: Y, W. C. A. KATHERYN MERLE ROWAN Chillicothe EDUCATION, B. Sc. W. A. A.: Y. W. C. A. : Physical Education Club. Miss Rowan died on January 7, 1929. KENNETH S. RowE Fostoria APPLIED OPTICS, B. Sc. Epsilon Psi Epsilon: Optical Society 1 2 'i 4 MARY M. ROWND Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. WALTER CLARENCE RUECREL Columbus ENGINEERING, B. Cer. E. Tau Beta Pi: Keramos. President: Ameri- can Ccramic Society. ISABEL RUEHRMUND Cardington EDUCATION. B. sc. MARY CATHERINE RUFF Lancaster COMMERCE, B. Sc. Gamma Epsilon Pi. HARVEY DITMAN RUSH ' 'Greenville ARTS, B. A. Phi Delta Theta. CHARLES ALBERT RUSLER, JR. Lima EDUCATION, B. Sc. Pi Kappa Phi: Phi Delta Gamma: Forum 4. Secretary 4: Varsity Debating Team 4: Purdue-Indiana Team 4. JAMES MAC RUSSELL Sidney PHARMACY. B. Sc. Kappa Psi. GAYLE LOUISE RYBOLT Ashland EDUCATION. B. sc. Y. W. C. A. LILLIAN ESTHER SALLE Ironton ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A. and B. se. Alpha Epsilon Phi: Pan-Hellenic 3: Phoenix 1: Y. W. C. A. Freshman Cabinet 1: Y. W. C. A. Fellowship, Chairman 2: Co-ed Prom 2. REVA SALTUPER Elyria EDUCATION, B. sa. 1:4151 LOY L. SAMMET Columbus ENGINEERING, B. C. E. PAUL G. SAMMET Columbus ENGINEERING, B. C. E. FAY VIRGINIA SANDS Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Theta Upsilon: Chimes: Sigma Alpha Sigma: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4: Student Council 3: Strollers: University Players: Makio Staff 4: Secretary of Sophomore Class: Freshman Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Freshman Dramatic Society: League of Women Voters Executive Board fl. Secre- tary 3: Freshman Y. W. Cabinet Leader: Junior Prom Committee: Sophomore Grid .Hop Committee: Womens' Pan-Hellenic 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Big Sister Cabinet 3. Louis SAPP Akron COMMERCE, B. Sc. Tau Epsilon Phi. MARY KATHRYN SCHANTZ Columbus EDUCATION. B. sc. Y. W. C. A. STANLEY WPIITLATCH SCHELLENGER jackson JOURNALISM B. Se. Alpha Sigma Phi: Sigma Delta Chi, Presi- dent 4: Pi Delta Epsilon: Editor-in-Chief of Lantern 4: Student Senate: Student Court, Publicity Director of Homecoming 4: Scroll and Quill: Journalism Council: Publicity Chairman Senior Prom. DOIT ROBERT Scrucic Blufton EDUCATION. B. sc. HARRIET LOIS SCHICK Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Eureka College 1. 2. ELWOOD P. SCHMINR Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Omieron Alpha Zeta: President Cadet Offi- cers Club: Polo Team: Brigade Colonel: Student Senate 4: Scabhard and Blade: Rifle Club. WALTER A. SCI-IMUNIQ Antwerp COMMERCE, B. sc. ELSIE F. SCHNEIDER New Philadelphia EDUCATION, B. Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha. CARLTON WILLIAM SCIINELL Cleveland COMMERCE, B. Se. Delta Sigma Pi: Beta Gamma Sigma: Ohio Commerce 2: Commerce Council 4: General Business Club 4. HENRY ZANE SCHOFIELD Zanesville ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Theta Tau :.Tau Beta Pi: Pi Mu Epsilon: Keramos. VIce President: American Cera- mIc Society. Vice Chairman 3, Chairman 4. RALPH LESLIE SCI-IwARTz Stanleyville AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Zeta: Scabbard and Blade: Pershinrr Rides: Cadet Officers Clubi Saddle and Sir- loin: Four-H Club. Q 54163 1 EARL S. SCI-IWEINEURTI-I Sandusky ENGINEERING, B. Met. E. Phi Delta Chl: fEngineers Cou'ncil. ' LAURETTA EI.IzABErI-I SCI-1wEITzER Cleveland . AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Zeta Tau Alpha: Home Economics Club Y. W. C. A. RUTI-I SCI-IWERIN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Phi Sigma Sigma: Theta Sigma Phi: Lan tern: Hillel Players: Y. W. C. A.: Fresh man Dramatics: Womens Pan-Hellenic Rep resentative. WILLIAM 1. SEAMAN Maumee ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Delta Alpha Pi. FRANK EARL SEBRINC Delaware COMMERCE, B. se. WILLIAM JASPER SEIFERT Bremen ARTS. B. A. Gamma Eta Gamma: Band 1, 2, 3. RALPH FREDERICK SETTERLIN Columbus ' 'Q FENGINEERING. B. C. E. Pi Mu Epsilon: A. S. C. E. CAROLINE JULIA SEYMOUR Canton GRADUATE SCHOOL. M. A. Chi Delta Phi: B. A. Western Reserve Uni- versity 1924. HENRY PARKER SEYMOUR Canton ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Phi Gamma Delta: Ohio State Engineer: A. S. M. E. : Case School of Applied Science. JOHN H. SEYMOUR Danville, Illinois PHARMACY, B. sc. Kappa Sigma: Kappa Psi: Pharmaceutical Association: Cadet Officers Club. PAUL STANLY SHATTUCK Ironton Phi Rho Alpha: Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association 3, 4. MARTHA SHAWARER Columbus ARTS. B. A. Kappa Alpha Theta. LUIS PEARL SI-IEETS Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Delta Zeta: Y. NV. C. A.: League of Women Voters. l MAURICE VERNON SHEETS Columbus ARTS, B. A. Band 3, 4. 54173 MARGARET ELSIE SHELBY Columbus EDUCATION. B. sc. Alpha Sizma Alpha: Philomalheun Liters ary Society: Spanish Club. MARTHA ADAMS SH ELDON Columbus ARTS, B. A. Sigma Kappa. BEATRICE LOUISE SHERER Hamilton PHARMACY. B. Sc. Kappa Epsilon: Pharmaceutical Associa- tion: Y. W. C. A. ELWOOD DWAYN SHIPLILY Cambridge ENGINEERING. B. E. Eta Kappa Nu: Pi Mu Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi: A. I. E. E.: S. A. E. : Aeronautical S0- eiety: Cai-Ilioid. LAURA TARITA Sl'lOlEMAKliR Pickerington EDUCATION. B. sc. W. A. A. Board: Womens' Varsity 0 : Hi- Jinx Committee 4 : Physical Education Club. DALE WILLIAM SHUUPIA 'Troy PHARMACY. B. sc. Kappa Psi. GOTHARD HOLWILI.. SHUTT Columbus COMMERCE. B. sc. JOHN E. SHRIVER Cincinnati ENGINEERING, B. M. E. President S. A. E.: Aeronautical Society, Treasurer: A. S. M. E.: S. S. I. E. x WILLIAM HEIWEY SILL Bwrnesville ARTS. B. A. 'KXUI!R'WSil1h82 Baseball 8, 4. -- G-OLDYB LEECSILVEEMAIQI 7 Columbus EDUCATION. B. SC. Pi Lambda Theta: Phi Alpha Theta: Philo- mathean Literary Society: League of gognen Voters: Hillel Players: Spanish u . HOWARD PERRY SIMONS Columbus ARTS, B. A. Phi Kappa Sigma. ANNABEI. LEE SIPES Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Alpha Xi Delta: Wesley Players: Y.W.C.A. ANNABELLE ROSALYN SKULLER Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Phi Sigma Sigma: Candle Staff 1: Sun Dial 1 : Sociology Club 4: Y. W. C. A. ALBERT CHARLES SMITH Monroeuillc PHARMACY, B. Sc. Kappa Psi: Phi Rho Alpha: College of Pharmacy Intramural Manager: President 0. S. U. P. A. : Student Assistant ln Phar- macy for two years. 54183 CHARLES PAUL SMITH Warren ENGINEERING. B. C. E. Theta Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Scabbard and Blade: Rifle Team 2: Committee of 88: C.E.. President 4: Cadet Officers' u . Dorus DUvAI.1. SMITH Columbus ARTS, B. A. . Kappa Kappa Gamma: Browning: W. A. A. :,Y. W. C. A. I I ' EZRA G. SMITH Dayton COMMERCE, B. Sc. Beta Kappa: Wooster College 1, 2. GENEVA JANE SMITH New Vienna ARTS, B. A. Wilmington College 1, 2. HELEN AUGUSTA SMITH Salem ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A. and B. Se. Delta Delta Delta: League of Women Vot- ers: Y. W. C. A.: Mount Union College 1, 2. ORTHA ALICE ELIZABETH SMITH Toledo EDUCATION. B. Sc. Delta Gamma: Physical Education Club: W. A. A.: Y. W. C. A. : Albion College 1, 2. ROBERT YEAGEIL SMITII Marion COMMERCE, B. Sc. 'Sigma' Pi:--N- DAVID EMERY SMUCRER Bellefontaine ENGINEERING, B. C. E. Tau Bela Pi: Cadet Officers Club: A. S. C. E. GERALD BURRELL SNEDEKER Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A. and B. Sc. Phi Alpha Theta: History Club. JOHN C. SNYDER Fainbury, Nebraska AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. President Horticultural Society: Grange Apple Judging Team. RALPH I.. SNYDEI1 Ada COMMERCE. B. sc. Delta Sigma Phi: Beta Gamma Sigma: AlI1ha Phi Gamma: Ohio Northern Uni- versity 1, 2. JOSEPHINE BRANDON SNYPP Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Kflmm Alpha Theta: Pan-Hellenic Associa- tion I Y. W. C. A. : Orchesis : League of Women Voters: Freshman Glee Club. KARL CALVIN SOMMER Lakewood COMMERCE. B. sc. Delta Sigma Pi: Beta Gamma Sigma: Y. M. C. A. 1. 2. 3: Commerce Council 2. 3. 4: Banking Club 2, 3, 4, President 3. YIZTTA ETHEL Sooxisxr Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. 54193 ELIZABETH L. SOUTHARD Columbus COMMERCE. B. sc. Kappa Alpha Theta: Junior Prom Com- mittee. 1 DOLLY MAY SPANGLER Lancaster AGRICULTURE, B. Se. HERBERT G. SPANGLER Columbus EDUCATION, B. sc. Kappa Phi Kappa: Kappa Kappa Psi: Band 2, 3, 4. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH SPENGLER Piqua EDUCATION. B. sc. Y. W. C. A. : Sociology Club: College Mount St. Joseph-on-the-Ohio. MARGARET ELIZABETH SPINDLER Dayton ARTS, B. A. Womens Ohio: Y. W. C. A.: Randolph- Macon College 1, 2. ROBERT H. SPRY Fredericktown ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi: President A. I. E. E.: Advisory Board Ohio State En- I-Yll'lC0l'. LAURANCE O. STAFFORD Poland AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. WILLIAM MONROE STAHL Ashland COMMERCE. B. Sc. Kappa Sixzma: Ashland College 1. HELEN DICKINSON STAKER McConnclsvillc AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Sigma Phi Beta: Home Economics Club 4 League of Women Voters 3 4: Y. W. C. A 3, 4: Ohio Wesleyan Univcisity 1. 2: Mus: klngum College 2. ELIZABETH BELL STALKER Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. MARY LOUISE S'rAI.I4IeR Cisco, 'Texas ARTS, B. A. Kappa Kappa Gamma. LIIROY STANLEY Beloit ENGINEERING. B. Arch. E. Alpha Rho Chi: Tau Beta Pi: Tau Sigma Dclta: A. S. C. E. PAUL NORMAN STARR Chillicothe PHARMACY. B. Sc. Kappa Psi: Ohio State Pharmaceutical As- sociation. IVA M. STEEIIINS Dayton AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Manchester College I. 2. 3. L 4201 FRANCIS EUGENE STEELE Columbus ENGINEERING, B. M. E. Alpha Chi Sigma: Pijnspcctoi-s' Club. PORTIA LOUISE STEELE Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Sigma Kappa. IVIARGERY J. STEINIER Pandora AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Theta Upsilon. MATTHEW BELLAMY STEPHENS Campbell ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A. and B. sc. Kappa Phi Kappa: Histnry Club: Ohio Wesleyan 1. ROBERT L. STEVENSON Wilton, Connecticut VETERINARY MEDICINE. D. V. M. Alpha Psi. RALPH WILLIAM STINE Akron PHARMACY. B. Sc. Kappa Psi: Phi Rho Alpha. President 4: Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association. WILLIAM S. STINSON Orruille , EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kent State Collefzc 1, 2. LUGILLE ELEANORE STOLL Cleveland EDUCATION, B. sc. Chi Omexra: Womens' Athletic Association 1, 2: W. A. A. Board 3. 4: Varsity O I Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3: Physical Education Club 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 4. MARY T HEORA STONE Pataskala EDUCATION, B. Sc. Kappa Phi : Y. W. C. A. JOHN WILSON STORY Springfeld ENGINEERING, B. A1-ch E. Phi Gamma Delta: Tau Sigma Delta! A. S. C. E. g Architects Club: H0m0C0m- ing 4, VERNON LE MAR STOUFFER Columbus ARTS, B. A. Delta Chi: Freshman Track 2. ALFRED EVAN S'roU'r Dayton ARTS, B. A. Phi Kappa Sigma. CARTER PAUL STRAW Eaton AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho: Varsity O : Scarlet Key: Varsity Rifle Team Manager: All-Ag Council. President: Saddle and Sirloin: Grange. FRANK BERNDT STREINE New Bremen ENGINEERING, B. Met. E. Di-Ita Sigma Phi: Pershing Rides: Metal- lurgical Society. 54213 FLORENCE FRANCES STROYNE Columbus EDUCATION, B. Sc. Tau Sigma Delta. ESTHER MARGUERITE STUEES Columbus ARTS, B. A. W. A. A.: Y. W. C. A.: Debate Squad: Hi- Jinx2:M Ft 2:Bktbll:B : Clock Golflly ee as e R aseban WARD LEMERT STUDOR Adamsville AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Gramrc: Saddle and Sirloin: Agricultural Student Board uf Control: Swine Judging.: Team 3: International Livestock Judpfing cam 4. ' OPAL OLIVE STULLER Dresden EDUCATION, B. se. RUDOLPH AUG UST STYBLO Cleveland ARTS, B. A. Beta Kappa. HELEN LELAND SUCK Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi 3, 4: Michigan State Normal College 1, 2. CYRIL TI-IOMAS SURINA Cleveland ARTS, B.A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Varsity Football: Varsity O Association. JOHN CLAIRE SWINEHART Orrville AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Saddle and Sirloin 457 Grange flv:VY. C. A. 1. 2. 3. WAI-I HOON TAM Honolulu, Hawaii - COMMERCE, B. Sc. St. Louis University 1. EDWARD VAN DER VEER TAYLOR . Columbus JOURNALISM, B. Sc. Theta Delta Chi: Sun Dial 2, 3, fl. GERTRUDE CRAWFORD TAYLOR Elyria AGRICULTURE, II. sc. Zeta Tau Alpha: William Smith College. HAROLD ALLEN TAYLOR Farmdale ENGINEERING, B. C. E. JOHN C. TAYLOR Newark COMMERCE. B. Sc. ROBERT FORD TAYLOR Vineland, New jersey ENGINEERING, B. I. E. ,, s. s.1. E., Publicity Manggesalf - I X, ,V V 54221 FRANK BENNETT TEEGARDIN Duvall AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Alpha Gamma Rho: Ohio Relay Manager 4 3 Freshman Track: Scarlet Key: Inter-Fra- ter-nity Council: Saddle and Sirloin Club, President' Il: 'Ar S: A. -E:-7 Oommitteenf-B8-: Swine Judging Team: International Live' stock Judging Teamg Varsity 0 . MAx Ross TENENBAUM Cleveland COMMERCE, B. Sc. - Hillel Players 2. REBECCA IRENE TERRILL Ridgeway AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. University Granxze: Miami University 1. 2. EDITH ANN THEILE Hamilton EDUCATION, B. sf. Chi Omega: Browning' 3, 4: Y. W. U. A. 2. 3. 4. DOROTHY EUGENIA THIBAUT Marion ARTS, B. A. Delta Delta Delta. CORNELIUS THIBEAULT Rockport, Massachusetts VETERINARY MEDICINE, D. V. M. Omega Tau Sigma. ELEANOR CATHERINE THOMAS Columbus ARTS. B. A. 1.,.,-- --,ix , Phi '1AlphaQ'1'heta: Browning, Property Managerlz Y. W..C. A. Cabinet 1. ETI-IEL ELIZABETH THOMPSON St. Paris EDUCATION, B. sc. Y.W.C.A.3:W.A.A.2,8. JANE ELOISE TILLEY Columbus . EDUCATION. B. Sc. CARL W. TIREY Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. LOUIS TOBIN East Liverpool ARTS, B. A. HELEN R. TOMAN Gettysburg COMMERCE, B. Sc. Beta Phi Alpha: Phi Chi Theta. ROBERT M. TONEY College Comer COMMERCE. B. Sc. Theta Chi: Scabbard and Blade: Rifle Team: Cadet Officers Club: Varsity O : Freshman Wrestling Team. WILLIAM PAUL TOOLEY Troy ENGINEERING. B. c. E. Alpha Chi Rho: Tau Beta Pi: Pi Mu Epsi- lon: Texnikoi: Associate Member Sigma Xl : A. S. C. E. : Freshman Track Captain 1: Varsity Track 2. 3, Captain 8. 54253 Lois LUBERTA TOOPS Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION, B. A. and B. sc. Zeta Tau Alpha: Spanish Club: Spanish Play 3: Y. W. C. A. MACON CI-IAIu.Es TRABUE, I Camp Chase , ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. . American Ceramic Society: Keramos. GRACE MARIE TRESCH Fleming AGRICULTURE, B. sc. Theta Upsilon: Home Economics Club: Grange: Four-H Club. GRAYDON WILLIAM TROUT Sandusky ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Theta Tau: Eta Kappa Nu: Wesley Play- ers: A. I. E. E., Secretm'y-Treasurer: Mens Student Council 2: Sophomore Grid I-lop Committee: Homecoming Committee 3. LILLIAN MARIE TROWBRIDGE Portsmouth EDUCATION, B. Sc. Lambda Omega: Kappa Phi: W. A. A. ETIIELANN TUCKER Ashland EDUCATION. B. sc. Phi Pi Epsilon: Finance Committee Y. W. C. A.: League of Women Voters: VV. A. A.: May Fete 2: Natural History Club: Sociology Club: Campus Fellowship Com- mittee. ROBERT ALEXANDER TURNBULL Cedarville COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Phi Sigma. BEATRICE ALMEDA TURNER Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. Se. Phi Upsilon Omicron: Y. W. C. A.: Home Economics Club: Volley Ball 2. CATHERINE DANFCRD ULRICH Chicago, Illinois ARTS, B. A. Delta Delta Delta. JAMES FAWCETT VAN GQRDER Cleveland ENGINEERING. B. A,-eh. E. Triamzle: Tau Sigma Delta: Inter-FrateI'- nity Council 3. SAM GLENN VERCOE Broolglawn, New jersey EDUCATION, B. Se. Varsity O Association: Wrestling 2, R. 4: Chemical Society: Physical Education Club: Cadet Officers Club. FRANKLIN A. VOGELSANG Canton ENGINEERING. B. M. E. Acacia: A. S. M. E.: S. A. E. ROSEMARY VOPALECKY Lakewood COMMERCE. B. Se. Sigma Phi Beta: Sigma Alpha Sigma: I':In-Hellenic 3.4: Lantern Stall: League of Women Voters : W. A. A.: Y. W. C. A.: Phoenix Staff 1. HAROLID WAGNER Columbus ENGINEERING, B. C. E. f424J ARTHUR HENRY WALKER Zanesville AGRICULTURE. li. Se. Delta Theta Sigma: Gamma Sigma Delta: Lambda Gamma Delta: Afrricultural Col- lege Intramural Manager: Cadet Officers Club: Scabbard and Blade: Dairy Cattle Judging Team 4: Saddle and Sirloin: American Dairy Science Association, Pres- ident 4: A. S. A. E.: Grange. GORDON H. WALKER Columbus ENGINEERING, B. C. E. Phi Kappa Psi: A. S. C. E.: Football 1. 3, 4: Varsity 0 . JEAN STIRLINI: WALLACE Martins Ferry ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A. and B. Sc. Detla Zeta: Y. W. C. A.: Womens Student Government: League of Women Voters: Oberlin 1. PEARL CECIL WALRATH Cleveland ARTS. B. A. Kappa Phi: University Glee Club: Spanish Club: Gospel League Y. W. C. A. JOHN LARIMORE WALSMITH Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. Signm Xi: Phi Lambda Upsilon. CATHERINE FLORENCE WALTON Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Kappa Phi: Inter-Racial Council. J. MAIIRICE WAREIIAM Columbus APPLIED OPTICS, B. Se. Pi Kappa Alpha: Epsilon Psi Epsilon. JAMES HUEERT WARNER Woodstock AGRICULTURE. B. Se. Townshend Agricultural Education Society Swine Judging Team 4 1 International Live: stock Judging Team 4. DoNovAN ALBERT WARSTLER - Massilon ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Eta Kappa Nu: A. I. E. E. JOI-IN HERBERT WATLINGTON Columbus ' ARTS, B.A. Omega Psi Phi. LUCILLE ELAINE WATROUS Willoughby EDUCATION. B. sc. Delta Zeta: Leagruc of Women Voters: Ox- ford College 1. 2. HOWARD E. WAUGII Columbus ARTS. B. A.. ENGINEERING. B. Cer. E. Lambda Chi Alpha: Scarlet Mask 3. fl: Mens Glec Club. Chorus 2: Student Director 3. 4, 5, President 5. Member Board of Directors as Representative-at-lar1.:e 6 : Uni- versity Male Quartet 5: Cadet Officers Club 3. 4: Student Branch American Ceramic Society 5. 6: Varsity A Association 1. 2, 3: Drnmatics Board 5. WALTER WAXMAN Cleveland PHARMACY, B. sc. Rho Pi PlIi: Pershing Rifles 1, 2. GEORGE DAVIS W12AKLI5Y Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Sigma Phi Epsilon. . 54253 CELIA .IOANNE WEAVER Irwin ARTS. B. A. Beta Phi Aloha: Y. W. C. A. RICHARD WEAVER, JR. Lakewood EDUCATION. B. L. A. Medley Glce Club 3: Downing Club. Presi- dent 4. MAUDE WEBSTER Meclmnicsburg EDUCATION, B. Se. CLARENCE MERRILL WEIMIER New Carlisle AGRICUI.'I'URE. Iz.Sc. Pi Kappa Phi: Saddle and Sirloin Club: Swine Judging Team 4. IViARCARli'l' FRANCES WEINLAND Columbus ARTS. B. A. Pi Beta Phi: Sisrma Eta Chi: Swan Club: Leatrue of Women Voters: Y. W. C. A. 3 Spanish Club: Spanish Play 3: Otterbein Collette 1. RUTH ELIZABETH WIEINMAN Columbus ARTS, B. A. Phi Mu : Browninfxc W. A. A. 1. 2: Orehesis 1. 2. 3: Y. W. C. A.: Lcaafue of Women Voters. BEN GEORGE WEISS Cleveland COMMERCE. B. Sc. Freshman Debate. HENRY WEISSENBACII Columbus ARTS. B. A. Phi Kappa Psi. SUE ALVERTA WELLBR Republic AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. EDWARD STEMPLE WELLS Wellington ARTS. B. A. Pi Kappa Phi: Fencing Manager 1. 2: Scarlet Key: Pershing Rifles: Cadet Officers Club 3: History Club 4: Buskin Players 2. JAMES ADAIR WELLS Beverly COMMERCE. B. sc. Delta Alpha Pi: Pershing' Rifles: Pistol Club: Polo Club: Cadet Officers Club. CI-IARLES WILLIARD WERTZ Portsmouth COMMERCE, B. Sc. Kappa Sigma: Strollers: Scarlet Mask. MABEL GERTRUDE WESTERVELT Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Gamma Phi Lambda: Kappa Phi: Home Economics Club. DAVID BROOKS WESTWATER Columbus COMMERCE, B. Se. - Phi Gamma Delta: Alpha Kappa Psi. 54263 CHARLOTTE WIDDIG Westerville EDUCATION. B. sc. Beta Phi Alpha: ,Y. W. C. A.: Leazue of Women Voters. FRANKLIN DAVISON WIDNER 'Toledo ENGINEERING, B. M. E. Sigma Delta Rho: S. A. E. : A, S. M. E. MARY ALICE WIEST Harpster EDUCATION. B. Sc. Home Economics Club: Y. W. C. A. HAROLD D. WILBER Chagrin Falls AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Sigma Phi Sigma: Gamma. Sigma Delta: Omicron Alpha Zeta: Pi Delta Epsilon: Business Manager Agricultural Student: Committee of 88: Y. M. C. A.: Grange: Horticultural Society: Townshend Literary Society. HARRY SHERIDAN WILDER Ashtabula EDUCATION, B. Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa. EDWIN HARRISON WILLIAMS, JR. Lakewood COMMERCE, B. Sc. Acacia : Industrial Management Club 2, 3, 4. EDWIN JAMES WILLIAMS Niagara Falls, N. T. .. -'MAAPPLIED OPTICS. B.Sc. Epsilon Psi Epsilon: Ohio State Optical Society., S RALPH MILLER VJILLIAMS Shelby ARTS. B. A. JULIAN ' 'KEARNS WILLIAMS Columbus ARTS, B.A. DePauw University 1, 2. 8. JOSEPH MORRISON WILLIAMSON Columbus ARTS, B. A. Polo Club. BYRON C. WILSON Columbus JOURNALISM. B. Sc. Kappa Delta Rho: Sigma Delta Chi: Jour- nalism Council 3. 4, President 4: Sentinel 1. 2, Associate Editor 3: Lantern Staff 2. 3, 4, News Editor 3, Literary Editor 4. HELEN ROSALIE WINDMILLER Columbus SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION. B. SC. Kappa Phi: Sigma. Alpha Sigma: Y. W- C. A.: Girls Glee Club 1. RALPH HERBERT WING Columbus ENGINEERING. B. Ch. E. Phi Delta Chi: Track 1 : Student Council 3: A. I. Ch. E. 2, 3. 4: Cadet Officers Club 3, 4. OTTO WILLIAM WINTER Columbus ENGINEERING, B. I. E. Tau Beta Pi: Texnikoi: Gym Team 2r'3.s4 : Varsity 0 : Varsity Af '!2. 3. P1'f28l? ' dent 4: Aeronautical Societyf Campus Air- port Committee : Society .of Student ,Indus- trial Engineers: Freshman Baseball. Q. 54273 l . HERBERT WISE Lima COMMERCE, B. Sc. Zeta Beta Tau: Sphinx: Bucket and Dip- per: Pi Delta Epsilon: Business Manager of Lantern 4: Student Court 3, 4: Student Senate 4: Scarlet Key, President 4: Var- sity 'O Association: Scarlet Mask 3, 4, Publicity Manager: Ohio Union Board of Oversecrs 4: Makio Board 3.. Sports .Edi- tor 3, Classes Editor 3: Business Manager of Homecoming 8: Boost Ohio Committee. Assistant Secretary 2: Freshman Dramatic Society 1: Publicity Chairman of Junior Prom 8: Publicity Committee Grid Hop 2: 4: Ohio Relays Committee 2. 8: Intramural Festival Committee 2. 8. 4: Intramural Yearbook Staff: Journalism Council: Sun Dial Art Stat! 2. LEONARD WISE Springfield ARTS, B. A. Phi Lambda Upsllon: Phi Bela Kappa. GLADYS IRENE WOLFE Amanda AGRICULTURE. B. sc. Grange: Home Economics Club: Y. W. C. A.: Ohio University 1, 2. DOROTHY WOODIIORNE Ulwicllsville EDUCATION, B. Sc. Zeta Tau Alpha. LESTER OTIS WOODBURN Wauseon EDUCATION, B. Sc. Kappa Delta Rho. ANGELA DUKYE WOODE Columbus EDUCATION. B. Sc. Delta Sigma Theta : Y. W. C. A. : Univer- sity Orchestra Accompanist. PRENTICE C. WOODHOUSE Lakewood H f' -E -COMMEROE. B. sc. PI Kappa, Phi. DORIS EVELYN WOODRUFF Columbus AGRICULTURE. B. sc. 1 Pi Karma Sigma: Home Economics Clubguw mf Ohio University 1. 2. V ' A Y ROBERT RYERSON WOODRUFF Havana AGRICULTURE. B. se. Delta Theta Sigma: Grange: A. S. A. E.. President 8: College of Agriculture Intra- mural Manager 3. THOMAS FREDERICK WOODWARD Germantown ARTS, B. A. Triangle. EMILY A. WORCESTER Oberlin AGRICULTURE. 11. sc. Kappa Delta: Phi Upsilon Omicron: Girls Glee Club: Home Economics Club: Grange: University Chorus: W. A. A.: Y. W. C. A. JUDITI-I CHO'HSlU WU Peking, China ARTS. B. A. RUTI-I JANE YAUGER Mount Vernon AGRICULTURE. B. Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha: Phi Upsilon Omicron: Womens Ohio 4: University Grange: Home Economics Club: Y. W. C. A. : Ohio Uni- versity 1, 2, 3. ROBERT C. Yom: Canton ARTS, B. A. , E Chi Phi. ' 54283 LESTER B. YORK Versailles AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Tau Gamma Phi: Grange: Four-H Club .Pistol Tcam:.ADDle..Judging.Tcam: Horti: .. culture Club. ELMER LEROY YoUNG Columbus ENGINEERING, B. E. E. Tau Beta Pi. JOSEPH O. YOUNG Hamilton COMMERCE. B. sc. Phi Kappa Sigma: Omicron Alpha Zeta: Senior Wrestling Manager: Scarlet Key: Grapplers Club. P. BERNARD YOUNG, JR. Norfolk, Virginia COMMERCE. B. Sc. Alpha Phi Alpha: Lantern Staff 2, 3, Managing Editor 4: Cosmopolitan Club: International Club 2. 3, 4: Inter-Racial Council 2, 3: Freshman Tennis. REGINA M. YOUNG Columbus COMMERCE. B. SC. Phi Chi Theta: Associate Editor Ohio Com- merce: Commerce Council. Secretary-Treas- ur-er: Pan-Professional Council 3. ROBERT ALEXANDER YOUNG Bremen AGRICULTURE, B. sc. University Grange: Y. M. C. A. : Horticul- xirxg Society: Natural History Club: A. S. ELMER ALOIS YUTZI Cincinnati AGRICULTURE, B. se. Alpha Zeta:'Scabbard and Blade: Pershing Rifles: Townshend Agricultural Education Society : .Horticultural Society : Grange. il DOROTHY JEAN ZAREMDSRI Toledo ARTS. B. A. MARY ZEHNER Lawrenceville, Illinois AGRICULTURE, B. Sc. Phi Upsilon Omicron: Home Economics Club. SELMA RUTH ZDICDR Columbus ARTS, B. A. Sigma Delta Tau: Browning: May Futu 2: Big Sister Cabinet: W. A. A.: Orchesis. MARIE E. ZHTTLDR Columbus ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A. and B. Sc. Physical Education Club: W. A. A. and W. A. A. Board: Varsity O , MICHAEL EDWARD ZUPKO 'Youngstown ARTS-EDUCATION. B. A. and B. Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa: Scabbard and Bladci Cadet Officers Club, Treasurer: Spanish Plays 2. 3. 54293 RAYMOND JOSEPH ZETTLER Columbus COMMERCE, B. Sc. Phi Kappa. , LAVERNE C. ZIHGLER Mars, Pennsylvania ARTS, B. A. CAROLYN H. ZINDLBR Pembevville EDUCATION, B. sc. Alpha Delta Pi: Pan-Hellenic 4: Womens Shin 4: Y. W. C. A. 4: Lcapruc of Women Otcrs. RUBY WINIFRED ZIPPERLEN Columbus EDUCATION, B. sc. Sigma Phi Beta: Home Economics Club: Orchestra 1. 2. CLARENCE THOMAS AUMEND Wafren DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Alpha Sigma Phi. DAVID M. BASSETT Toledo DENTISTRY, D. D. S. French Club: Track. MORRIS PIPP BAUMAN Cleveland DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Alpha Omega. DAVID VILNER BENDER 'Youngstown DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Alpha Omega. LoUIs BERI:owI'rz Cleveland DENTISTRY. D. D. S. JACK WILLIAM BREDE Middletown DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Chi Phi. JEFFRIES GEORGE COLE Greenville DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Phi Kappa Sigma: Varsity Track 2: Freshman Track. COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY 54303 RAYMOND LELAND CUMMINS Hamilton DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Kappa Dcltn Rho: Psi Omega. RICHARD WILLIAM DEEDs Lima DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Sigma Pi: Psi Omega: University of Mich- igan 1, 2, 8. ARTHUR JAMES EDWARDS 'Youngstown DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Kappa Alpha Psi: Freshman Track. ASA LUTHER EDWARDS Rinard Mills DENTISTRY, D. D. S. xi Psi Phi. HAROLD D. ERSIC Toledo DENTISTRY. D. D. S. SAMUEL FISHER Steubenville DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Alpha Epsilon Pi: Alpha Omega: Fresh man Football. PAUL MAURICE FLOYD Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Alpha Phi Alpha. WARREN CARL GARNHART Columbus DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi. WILLIAM B. GERBER Dayton DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Psi Omega. HARRY GREENE Cleveland DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Alpha Omega. D. NELSON JONES Lakewood DENTISTRY. D. D. S. JosEPH JOHN KAROXV Cleveland DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Phi Kappa. WILLIAM ZACHARIAI-I KLING Newark DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Sigma Phi Epsilon: Xi Psi Phi. HARRY BERNI-IARD KRICI-IMAN Cleveland DENTISTRY. D. D. S. COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY 54313 ELMER JOHN LAMBERT Chagrin Falls DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Psi Omega. JOHN E. MCADAMS Columbus DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Psi Omega. RUSSELL WILLIAM MCCARTY New Carlisle DENTISTRY, D.D. S. Xi Psi Phi. WALTER EDWARD MAPLE Columbus DENTISTRY. D. D. S. LEE WILLIAM MEISEL Cleveland DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Phi Beta Delta: Alpha Omega. EARL R. MILLER Defiance DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Psi Omega. J. FRED MINNICH Fvazersburg DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi: Professional Inter-Fralwnity Council. NELSON HENRY ODELL Lakewood DENTISTRY, D. D. s. LYLE SMITH PETTIT McComb DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Delta Sigma Delta. HARVEY CONNOR PRATHER Columbus DENTISTRY. D. D. s. Delta Sigma Delta, RUSSELL D. PUDER Cleveland DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Psi Omega. CHARLES EUGENE REELHORN Pataslqala DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Psi Omega: Kappa Kappa Psi: Band 1. 2. 3: Orchestra 1. LAMONTE HALE RETZ COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY BOYD EDWIN ROBINSON 'Youngstown DENTISTRY, D.D. s. ROY THEODORE SCHEFFLER Zanesville DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi: Freshman Wrestling. MILTON ELLswoRTH SCHNEIDER Cleveland DENTISTRY. D. D. s. FREDERICK WILLIAM SCHWAB Port Washington DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi. MORRIS JACK SHALL Toledo DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Alpha Omega. Columbus GEORGE A. SI-IULER DENTISTRY. D. D. s. Akron Xi Psi Phil Delta Kappa '.Jiii:ll'iiin.. Jiiillllllif... 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' ' Ill--all Al I. ll ' K -' .LI Il- llllillnn 2!!!!!!!!!E:1l!l llllililluunlll .ll Il. ll :pill Ili.'::::u:::ll:lll2LJ:22::::::::::! 54323 JAMES SRRAMovsIcY Elizabeth, New jersey DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Freshman Baseball. HYMAN Jon SOLOMON Cleveland DENTISTRY, D. DQ s. DONALD MELBOURNE SPICER Lima DENTISTRY. D. D. s. Xi Psi Phi. WILLIAM HENRY STALLINGS Akron DENTISTRY. D. D. S. 1'hi Delta Theta: xi Psi Phi. JAMES WILLIAM STRICILLER Columbus DENTISTRY. D. D. S. Delta Sigma Delta. XX ' ' -ix f, 'l 'J .. I-- l COLLEGE OE DENTISTRY RAYMOND S. YoUNc. New Concord DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi: Student Senate: Secretary Professional Inter-Fraternity Council: B. Sc. at Muskingum. 54333 HARRY AARON TENENEAUM Cleveland DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Alpha Omega, ROBERT EDWARD WADE Columbus ' DENTISTRY. D. D. s. Psi Omega: Band: Varsity A 1, 2. 8 4 Gym Team 1. 8. 4. 5: Varsity 0 . MAX BERT WEINER ' Cleveland DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Alpha Omega. Roy FREDERICK WICHTERMAN Ravenna DENTISTRY. D. D. s. CIIARLES FRANKLIN WooDs Akron DENTISTRY, D. D. S. Delta Sigma Delta. EDWARD BLAIR AMOS Columbus LAW, LL. B. Alpha Tau Omega: Strollers. ROBERT EDWIN BAGHMAN Columbus LAW. LL. B. Gamma .Eta Gamma: B. A. at 0hio,Stat.e. HORACE WORMAN BAGGOTT Dayton LAW. LL. B. Alpha Tau Omega: Phi Delta Phi: Student Senate: Chairman Senior Cane Committee. ELIZABETH BALTIMORE BELL Columbus LAW. LL. B. Delta Zeta: Kappa Beta Pi: B. A. at Ohio State University. JOSEPH N. BERNABEI Canton LAW, LL. B. Alpha Phi Delta. PAUL LEROY BIRT Greenville LAW. LL. B. Delta Sigma Phi: A. at Ohio State. JAMES BRUCE BLANCHARD Columbus ARTS-LAW, B. A. and LL. B. Delta Sigma Rho: Football 2. 3, 4: Base- ball 3. 4. 5: Forum: Inter-Collegiate De- bate 3: Assistant Baseball Coach'1929. COLLEGE OF LAW i-4341 GEORGE EDWARD DEMAR Dayton LAW. LL. B. Alpha Phi Alnhal B. A. from Ohio State University. ALEx S. DOMBEY Lorain - - LAW. LL. B. Delta Theta Phi. EUSTACIUS ANTHONY DURBIN Danville ARTS-LAW. B. A. and LL. B. Theta Kappa Phi: Newman Club: Com- mittee of 88. SAMUEL B. ERSKINE Athens LAW. LL. B. Phi Alpha Delta : Professional Inter-Fra- ternity Council 7 : B. A. at Ohio University. FRED W. EVERETT Wellston LAW, LL. B. Delta Theta Phi. WILLIAM KENT FENTON Toledo LAW, LL. B. Phi Alpha Delta. WALTER SCOTT GOODHEW Lowellville - LAW, LL. B. RICHARD WATKINS GORDON Columbus ARTS-LAW, B. A. and LL. B. Delta Tnu Delta: Phi Delta Phi: Phi Beta Kappa: Chairman Sophomore Dance Com- mittee: Vigilantes Committee. WAI.I.Adi 'SAIJIUEL fGOi.iRI.EY 'Youngstown . R I , . I LLAW. ILL. ia: Alpha slim Phi: Delta 'rheel 'PIIII ' WINIFRED ALLEGRA GRAY St. Clairsuille LAW, LL. B. Kappa Beta Pi. JOHN DIXON HARTMAN Fort Collins, Colorado LAW. LL. B. Delta Tau Delta: Phi Dem. Phi: B. A. at Simpson College: Colorado University. JAMES GARVIN KAHLE Columbus LAW. LL. B. Delta Theta Phi: B. A, at Leland Stanford University. THOMAS PHILIP KEARNS, JR. Toledo LAW. LL. B. ISADORE KOHLER Toledo LAW, LL. B. COLLEGE CF LAW f435J KENNETH KIRBY KREIDER Newark LAW. LL. B. Delta Theta Phi. BMMANUBL KRUPP Toledo LAW, LL. B. Intramural College Manager. LouIs NATHAN LADERMAN LAW, LL. B. A. G. LANCIONE Bcllaivc LAW, LL. B. Alpha Phi Delta. RICHARD EvERE1 r LANDAHI. Columbus LAW. LL. B. CECIL A. LINDSLEY Dorset ' LAW. LL. B. Gamma Eta Gamma.: Boxing 1927. ' MORRIS Lunnsxv 'Toledo LAW, LL. B. HOWARD SCHWEYER LUTZ Nanlgin LAW. LL. B. ARTHUR MARTIN. - Oberlin LAW. LL. B.. Gamma Eta Gamma 7 'Oberlin ' B. A. ' in 1928: Toastmasters 1, 2. HAROLD LEONARD MASON Utica LAW, LL. B. Acacia: Delta Theta Phi: Professional Intel'-Fraternity Council: B. A. at Ohio Wesleyan University. JOHN PATRICK MOLONEY Columbus LAW. LL. B. CHARLES EMERSON MOUL Columbus LAW, LL. B. Delta Sipgms. Phi. JOE H. NATHANSON Toledo LAW, LL. B. JAMES WILLIAM NITSCr1KE Columbus LAW, LL. B. Gamma Eta Gamma. Il, if f COLLEGE OF LAW 54363 MARTIN ORNSTEIN Columbus LAW, LL. B. Phi Sigma Delta. OLIN L. PARRBTT Columbus LAW. LL. B. B. A. at Ohio State University 1926. CLAUDE LED RECKER ' Ottawa LAW. LL. B. Theta Kappa Phi: Deltal Theta Phi: Sphinx: President of Student Senate: President Committees of 88 and 34: Sec- retary of Homecoming: Inter-Fraternity Council: President Newman Club: Scarlet Mask: Chairman of Makio Board: Chair- man Y Handbook Board of Control. ARTHUR RUBIN Columbus LAW. LL. B. RICHARD FRANCIS SATER Columbus LAW, LL. B. Phi Delta Phi: Toastmasters. SAMUEL J. SCHECTER Columbus LAW, LL. B. Tau Epsilon Phi: Tau Epsilon Rho. RoEERr E. SHUMAKER Columbus ' H LAW, LL. B. fill-kappghmpha: Inter-Fraternity Council. MATTHEW JOSEPH SMITH Columbus LAW, LL. B. Delta Theta Phi. ALVIN SPIEGEL Cleveland LAW. LL. B. Phi Sigma Delta: Tau Epsilon Rho: Scar- let Mask 3: Inter-Fraternity CouncIl: Frosh Dramatics. DAVID HARRIS THOMAS Columbus LAW. LL. B. PIII Delta Phi. PETER VACCA Columbus LAW. LL. B. B. A. at Ohio State University. JOHN LEONARD VANDERVOORT Zanesville 1 Y b LAW. LL. B. ' A PI Kappa Alpha: Phi Dem Phi: 'ran Kappa Alpha: Kappa ,Phi Kappa: B. Y at Wittenberg Collede'1924. COLLEGE OF LAW 54373 ALBERT JOHN WILLIAMS 'Youngstown LAW, LL, B., Alpha Sigma Phi: Dqfltaflfhelta Phi: Inter- Fratcrnlty Council. ' - L I 4 J' .' I '-' .l Y . . LOREN GREGORY ,WINDOM Columbus LAW. LL. B. Louis HOWELL WOLFE Columbus LAW, LL. B. Gamma Eta Gamma. JOIIN MILTON ZUEER Columbus LAW, LL. B. Phi Kappa Psi: Phi Delta Phi: Cadet Officers Club: Football: BI'lLl'lld0 Adjutant. ALVIN A. ZURFLUH ' K Lima A, 1, .LAW. LL.B. Gamma Eta Gamma. HERSCHBL CARL ALDRICII Columbus MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Kappa Kappa. V BRINTON I. ALLISON Rio Grande MEDICINE, M. D. Phl Chi. LAURRNCI1 ENGEL ANDERSON Millersburg MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Tau Omega: Phi Rho Sigma: Com- mittee Of 88: Student Senate 4: B. A. at Ohio Wesleyan University. EMMETT W. ARNOLD Sutton, West Virginia MEDICINE. M. D. Theta Kappa Psi: B. Sc. at West Virginia University. EVERETT H. ATKINSON Columbus MEDICINE, B. sc. M. D. MARTIIA THERESE BALTHASER Plain City MEDICINE. R. N. CHARLES C. BRALE Mt. Sterling MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Sigma Phi: Alpha Kappa Kappa. CCLLEGE OF MEDICINE 54383 WILLIAM FRED BOUKALIK Cleveland MEDICINE, M. D. Phi Chi: B. A. at Ohio State 1925. 1.-i. .4 ..:. AUDREY LOUISE Bownas Columbus MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Epsilon Iota: Kappa Phi: Alpha Omega. . -I. , . - MAYNARD OWELL BROWN Civcleville MEDICINE, M. D. Phi Rho Sigma: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Pres- ident Medicnl Class 1929. JULIA Lan BUNN Plain City MEDICINE. R. N. AARON S. CANOWITZ Columbus MEDICINE. B. Sc., M. D. Phi Lambda Kappa. JAMES LOWRIE CHILDS Steubenville MEDICINE, M. D. Phi Chi: B. A. at Ohio State University. SAMUEL CLIMO Cleveland MEDICINE, M. D. Phi Delta -Epsilon: B. Sc. at Ohio State University. .- CLYDE WILLIAM DAWSON 'Yellow Springs MEDICINE. M. D. RUTH SARAH DOLBY Columbus MEDICINE. R. N. THEQDOEE Rov DONALDSON Logan MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Rho Sigma: Professional Inter-Frm ternity Council: Student Senate. ALLEEN ELLIS Newark MEDICINE. R. N. R. ALLEN EYESTONE Carey ARTS-MEDICINE. B. sc. M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega. SAMUEL EMORY FLOOK CCLLEGE OF MEDICINE r MARION-J. FRANJAC . St. Claivsville MEDICINE. M. D. MERRITT MATHEW GIBSON New Straitsville MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega. SAMUEL GoLDs'rE1N Columbus MEDICINE, M. D. Phi Lambda Kappa. KENNETH EDWARD GREENWALT Canton MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Kappa Tau: Phi Rho Sigma. WILLIAM RICHARD GRIFFIN Columbus MEDICINE. M. D. Acacia: Alpha Kappa Kappa. DORENCE O. HANKINSON North Hampton C0lUfmbuS MEDICINE' M, I --.-nu EDICINE, M. D. ..ii::::::iil-. .eeiursnu5i5..I, Alpha Kappa KRDDB- .unl!lll':llllls '!52L 'J2L55 --lr r lllggpg nllllli 'Iss 6:21 ' ' 'l!ll'l iii!!! gg, :EH El!!! 55557 ll!!- A 'llll . mul' F ul. lj' llll Alu 4 I: -.I llll Alum 1 . 1 llll n nllli. --nm 11 n Il' Ili: I Qlllll ll' ill ll I .iEE:: ' ' ---- g:: :: i-' EEEEEEE: jglllgg I l l ll 'I ll I ll nun ua H 10k H' U ml...-.il AIIIIIDI H ull Ill . l 44 I' null, .un-:lun l I I ll Il I I I Ill Ill ' ' 'alla' 'U' ' . xi gl nu in alll uns ll' li' ll I.. .-. -5- ' I uf I - I n... ...Maul llllll nu llm ll lln -nl 11 Ill ' lllll IIIQL ? ' .llll ll Ill. llll u msn Y-jllill ll ls- ,-.'1!!!l- I ,mann ll-.gil II A!I i, .r-nl' Ill lll Il' . Alun 'l ' lll!! --gg u I 1' g.: IV Ill Ill. 'I nn-....n nan--A ' 'lv 4 -.5 ,gr .llli--'A 1 4. 9 .ull nun 1 r mlnlllnnn. 'Ji' il 'I' 'au' 4!l -'.!': 'x I .llll Ilan. 1 f an ilu:-an--in--' -n--, ,alll Al:- -,,. .-r- 'llllll-I L.- yalliw Q,--, ---uihlnllll' . x. -lulllnllh ,f::..i.i' ,r ii, illfllll -pn ...E .nr 1,-g. Qimnuun. .nm 'l 'uulnlllh In--Y -4ll,1lP .I I , -y I 5 Q -.sgllllllgr al IL gp--lj... llllllllf Al Wh ...I lllplgr 47 I I ll .V ' u Q. 1-illllli au' ng 1.....g.g, ' 4-' 'I' I Ill all nl I- 'I I il in VliHll uiillii:::i 22' 'I :!!!!!!!!!'::::!l IEEIIIIII-niiuu .u n.n ni... na. 1----Inn........-:-.:::::::::::: 54391 ILOEELLE HERBERT Columbus MEDICINE. R. N. MARGARET EI.IzAnE1'I-I HILL Caldwell MEDICINE, R. N. HAZEL LOUVILLA JONES Convoy MEDICINE. R. N. JOHN MCLEAN KARCH Celina MEDICINE, M. D. Acacia: Alpha Kappa Kappa. CARL JULIUS KATZ Cleveland MEDICINE, M. D. Phi Lambda Kappa: Sigma Lambda PI . B. Sc. at University of West Virginia 1926: I I I l LAMBERT JOSEPH KERSCIIGENS Q Toronto I MEDICINE, M. D. I Phi Rho Sigma. SAMUEL KLA-IMAN 'Youngstown vw, K I MEDIcINE. f,5. I I Phi Delta Epsilon. 5,55 I-U. I ' A CGLLEGE OF MEDICINE WILFORD CLARE LACOCK Granville - MEDIGINE. -B. A. M.'D. Phi Chl. . I K ' ...! RAY MCCULLOCH M New Concord, MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega. L.. ELSON D. MCCULLOUGH Columbus MEDICINE. M. D. I Alpha Mu Pi Omega. I SAMUEL TAYLOR MERCER Degmjj' 1 MEDICINE, M. D. Kappa Sigma: Phi chi. I I HILDA MARIE MILLER l Lakewood MEDICINE. R. N. i V E WILLIAM HUGH MILLER f Osborn I MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega. I I I I I EDNA MERLE MooRI-IEAI, X ,'lffEExXxCambridge ,, aff Qi 1,1 WQJIIIMEDIUINE, R. N. ,fs 11ji ,:'-ff-I-5' ' A II 4 I I , -X I U I N I,.f.I,,: ..-..,..., -. L 4-.. , X f440J MARY ELIZABETH MORRIS Canton MEDICINE. M. D. Delta Zeta: Alvha Epsilon Iota! Alpha Omega: Y. W. C. A. L 2. 3: Leaglll! nf Women Voters: George Washington Uni- versity 1, 2, 8. ADONIS HUGH Nu-IIzER Columbus ' MEDICINE. M.D. Phi Rho Sigma. GEORGE WILLIAM PETZNICK Cleveland Heights MEDICINE. M. D. Sigma Nug B. A. at Ohio State University. CHARLES A. PHILLIPS Cleveland Heights MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Delta Epsilon: Alpha Epsilon Fi: B. A at Ohio State University 1924. WADE R. PORTZ Baltic MEDICINE. M. D, Phi Chi: Inter-Fraternity Council 3. MAx F. RAINE Rainelle, West Virginia MEDICINE. M. D. Delta Tau Delta: Alpha Kappa Kappa: I B. Sc. at Ohio State University. BENJAMIN WADE RAWLINS Fredericlgtown MEDICINE. M. D. V ' A- , Alpha Mu Pi Omega: B. A. ing19'26.. I V I COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 54413 IRVILLE SPENCER RIAN Newark MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega: B. A. at Ohio State in 1925. GRACE ELIZABETH RICHEY Van Wert, , X ,4 MEDICINE. R. N. EDWARD ROXIE RINALDI Cleveland MEDICINE, M, D. Omega Upsilon Phi: B. A. at Ohio State in 1926. JOHN ELLSWORTH ROBERTS Seaman MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega. LOVELL WILSON ROHR Columbus ARTS-MEDICINE. B. A.. M. D. Pi Kappa Alpha: Alpha Kappa Karma: Frcushmun Football. DALE EDWIN ROTH Columbus MEDICINE, M. D. Phi Rho Sigma: Ohio State Medical So- ciety: B. Sc. at Ohio State University. CLARENCE NILE SANDERS ' Millfield ' 'ii' f,TI'MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Mu' Pi'Omega: Professional Inter- Fratlrnity Council, Treasurer 4: B. A. at Ohio State. CYRIL EDWARD SAVAGE Cleveland MEDICINE, M. D. Delta Rho: B. Se. at Ohio State Univer- sity 1928. WALTER CHARLES SCHEIDT Ohio City ' MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Mu Pl Omega: Wrestling. JAMES FORREST SCOTT Nelsonville MEDICINE, M. D. Kappa Alpha Psi. HELEN MAY SEvERNs Findlay MEDICINE, R. N. HERBERT GREGORY SHEPLER New Concord MEDICINE. M. D. Theta Kappa Psi. KENNETH D. SMITH Marion MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Gamma Delta: Alpha Kappa Kappa. LOWELL CLINE SMITH Decatur, Indiana MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega: Phi Betta KBDDH: Student Medical Society. Vice President 2. President 3: Vice President Senior Medical Class: B. A. at Ohio State University 1926. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 54423 ROBERT L. SOLT Arlington MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Rho Sigma. - ef CLYDE MATHEW SPEICHER Bevgholz MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega: Alpha Tau Omega. C. BENJAMIN SPENCER Columbus MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega: B. Sc. at Ghio State University. CEClLE LUELLA STAHI. Pomeroy MEDICINE, R. N. GLADYS STEENVROD Columbus MEDICINE. R. N. HARWOOD ARTHUR TAYLOR Powliattan Point MEDICINE. M. D. Phi Rho Sigma. CHARLES FREDERICK THOMPSON Berne . .. KMEDICINE. M. D. Phi Chi: Spanish-.Clubz Ohio State Medical Association. HERMAN M. Tunic Cleveland MEDICINE, M. D. Omega. Upsilon Phi: Delta Rho: B. Sc. at Ohio State University 1927. I 1 FRANCES Rana WARDELL Columbus MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Epsilon Iota: Alpha Omega. LEE V. 'WEIS Piqua MEDICINE. M, D. Alpha Kappa Kappa: Scarlet Mask. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE H431 . WENDELL A. WBLLER Columbus MEDICINE, M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega: B. A. at Ohio State University. JOHN JOSEPH WENZKE Celina MEDICINE. M. D. Alpha Mu Pi Omega: B. A. at Ohio State University. ALM.-x MARCELLA YOUNG Plain City MEDICINE. R. N. The Long, Last Procession Files into the Huge Stadium ij 54443 9 Q 2 '? PXQ UNDEIQCLASSMEN Bucket and Dipper represents the fifteen most outstanding Junior men on the campus, and Chimes is the honorary group for Junior women. Both of these organizations choose their members on the basis of leadership, scholarship, personality and activities. Ineidentally, this is the first time in the history of the school that a girl has been president of any class, as Marian Riggs is the president of the Sophomores. IN U CL 54451 I D D - JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ALLEN HOLMAN ffffff junior Class President LILLIAN VAN HARLINGEN f f f f Vice'President FLOYD HELGERSON f - f f f Treasurer EVELYN Ricifmans f f-ff Secretary ROBERT GUNNING f f Chairman junior Prom ALLEN HOLMAN President of junior Class Allen Holman perhaps is better known as the flashy quarterback from Iowa, who served as captain of almost all of the football games last fall. He has made an equally good field and class general. The high spot of the Junior year was the Junior Prom held at the Neil House with McKinney's Cotton Pickers. This prom was a very decided success, with a crowd of some six hundred attending. Lillian Van Harlingen, the vicefpresident, has been a very popular girl and a member of the women's debating team for several years. Evelyn Richards is the little girl with the charming southern accent, and Floyd Helgerson was the very etlicient business manager of the Junior Prom, as well as a varsity wrestler. Helgerson Richards Ui :S9 f446J I QD, im Zinrku Irllllfll Aloxvr Hmrlunun Holman Huslun Gunning livuns Drulu: Sturm Rockaway McVczll BUCKET AND DIPPER MEMBERS Gerald Francis Boyd Jack Griflitli Evans George Edgar Fouclm Robert Payne Gunning James Bennett Henderson William John Hincliman Allen Maurice Holman Arthur Gliffton Huston Russell McNeill Bud Lewis Moser Richard Carman Rockaway Stanley Joseph Rosenbaum George Sidney Simpson Ferdinand Fairfax Stone Clarence Zinckc 54471 CI CL ,. Cullen Hullzmun liolin Lulllum Bonnet Ill gr R'll llall ' r zz: 'l.lI'L Cv IC Nusbzll CHIMES MEMBERS Flora Belle Bolin Betty Bonnet Martha Collicott Margaret Lawler Gallen Emily Ong Houston Evangeline Ruth Klepmger Mary Elizabeth Latham Elizabeth Gertrude Miller Margaret Katharine Nesbitt Evelyn J. Richard M :llc Huston l C52 f44S1 - one ci S SOPHOMORE CLASS MARIAN RIGGS f f f Sophomore Class President WESLEY FESLER r ' f f f e f Treasurer ELEANOR MARSHALL f f f Secretary N. LAWRENCE FISCH Chairman Sophomore Skyrocket Dance MARION RIGGS President Sophomore Class A very peculiar situation arose in the sophomore class this year since this was the iirst time in his' tory that a girl has held the oflice of president. Instead of choosing at queen, as is the custom, Miss Riggs chose a king for the Skyrocket Dance at Valley Dale. This king was Ferd Stone, editor of the Makio. Fesler Marshall X l FRESHMAN CLASS EDWIN BAZLER - f f f f f f f f - President EDWIN BAzI.I2R President Freshman Class gin 54493 -ww A Glorious Spring Morning and the Friendly Groups After Class - Perhaps Bound for Henniclfs 5 54so3 El Cl JUDGINI3 Qhio State made a very good record in judging this past year. The apple judging team won first place, and both of the dairy judging teams won medals at Memphis. Ohio State's livestock judg' ing team won third place at the International Livestock Exposition. iN I' El CL 54513 JUDGING mo STATE apple judging team captured Hrst place in the East' ern Intercollegiate Fruit Judgf ing Contest at Penn State Col' lege Saturday, December 8, with Iirst and third high men in the contest. Members of the team were Thomas B. Kyle, Donald A. Wzisein, Harold A. Bauman, and Robert Sehroer, alternate. Kyle was high scorer, while Schoer came in third in the contest. Schrc cr Charles Bauman Kyle Wfasem Medals were awarded the two dairy judging teams, which represented Ohio State University at the National Dairy Show, Memphis, Tennessee, by the American Dairy Science Association in their open meeting Thursday night, November 8. Many prospective members were present. Harold Hustin, Ag'3: Ralph Reese, Agf4g Arthur Walkei', Ag'4: and Ray McEowen, Agf3, members of the Dairy Cattle judging team, were presented medals by Prof. S. M. Salisbury of the Animal Husbandry Department. Irvin Krill, Ag'-41 Robert Isaly, Agf4g Henry Apple, Agf4, and Robert Hamilton, Agf?a, members of the Dairy Products Team, were presented medals by H. D. Drain of the Dairy Department. V V W l Minncr Mclching Dulcun Wfclhcrull Slraszlwim 54523 NATIONAL DAIRY JUDGING TEAM A lclfouwx Sm :alnwv Ragga W'l1llQL'f I luslnn Ohio State's Livestock judging team, coached by Professor Donald Kays, won third place at the International Livestock Exposition. Oklahoma Agricultural College won hrst place with a score of 4767 points out of a possible 5000. Kansas State Agricultural College placed second with 4532 points, and Ohio third with 4500. This is the third consecutive year that Oklahoma has won the Spoof trophy. They also won the Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy. Third place was the rating granted to the meats judging team at the third annual meats judging contest held on Tuesday, Decemher 4, in connection with the International Livestock Exposition. The team, composed of L. S. Hart- zell, Ag-43 Floyd B. Boyer, Agf4g Stephen L. Burk, Ag'4, and H. A. Cary, Agf4, and coached hy F. H. Helmrich of the Department ol' Animal Husbandry, was the Hrst team representing the University in this capacity. INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM l 1 us! Cool: ' lv!tll'IlCl h Xl urlor l.uu'i.: Ixuyx 'I i'ugurilil1 N533 A WORD OF THANKS S THIS last bit of copy goes into the making of the Makio of 1929 it symbolizes the realization of a great purpose-the chronicling of the events of a school ' year, in picture and story. There are many people who have given of their time and ideas to make this book a reality, and it is the wish of the editors to offer, in some way, some recognition of their work. Undoubtedly, the greatest part of the thanks should go to the active editorial staff, both Sophomore and Freshmen. The following are the Sophomores who have aided so materially in the production of this book: John Bohlender, John Allen, William Moore, Elmer Kelly, and Luther Lalendorf. Supplementing this, we have had one of the finest Freshman corps of workers in years composed of Roger Berkshire, Everette Lay' bourne, William Thomas, and for the first quarter, William Bittner. On the business staff, we have had Jules Schermer, Edwin Jones, Maurice Smith, Homer Strangway, and Philip McDaniels as the Sophomores, and Ralph Goodsell, Earl Tucker, Earl Corn' wall, Lewis Harrison, Morris Mattlin, as the Freshmen. A new office has been created on the business staff this year, called the associate business manager, and which was to be held by a girl. The candidates for this position were Elaine Gibson, Florence Walf. den, Pauline Rosenblum. These girls have been very efficient workers in handling cam- paigns, and in conducting sales drives among the co-eds. To all of these, the Makio of 1929, wish to express its deepest appreciation. For the very elaborate and wellfexecuted art work in this book ,we wish to thank Mr. Byron Robertson of Minneapolis, better known as Robbie , who has lent all his energy and ideas to the making of this a great and a beautiful book. We appreciate very greatly the fine work and cofoperation which the Bureau of Engraving has shown us, in the composition and arrangement of this book, and also in the very fine quality of the cuts, which they have made for the annual. We especially thank Mr. J. J. Sher, Mr. Audley Sullivan, Mr. A. A. Segal, and Mr. Willis Dobbs, for their work and encouragement. The Warner P. Simpson Company comes in for a large share of thanks for their excellent printing in this book, and this is especially due to the work and advice of Mr. Simpson, Mr. Robert Bell, and Mr. Arthur Jones. Much of the advice on the colors and borders was given us by Mr. Maier. ' The Baker Art Gallery, as usual, has been most faithful and reliable in their work this year, and we thank them for it very much. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haskett have co-operated in every way to make the pictures of this book attractive and have given us a most attractive scenic section. The David J. Molloy Company, and especially Robert Melangton and Mr. P. C. Shults, are responsible for the beautiful cover which adds to the charm of this volume. Finally, we wish to thank Frances Huggard, Fay Sands, Marian Riggs, Betty Bonnett, Marion Benkowitz and Margaret Nesbitt for the little informal paragraphs which appear on each of the fraternity and sorority pages. To Ralph Cohen and Alfred Gans we are indebted for the feature section, and all complaints may be regisf tered with them. D E 54543 ADVERTISING SECTIDN TT V if . a ' X SIO ' W W X X XX If X wzrq ,New Q i., :QI S Nw .Ii 'ix z ll 0 E X- AFL ' 1 FT'-4 l rj O Q. Cf A R XX 253 13 A' :Bo E :gm H :FE Q 2 :Ei M ':-165' U1 Q ea-1.0: UQ 25 ' H' Q DES N 552, ff' S 235 CD at nui- 2::' r,g D Q 5:5 Q -S 4 ., I. 9-. N fb S 62: H pg :ei W fb sf '-' ' ll 9-528 P o '4 of Q E'2:E NIV 1 5 ,W ru . 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Learn about our office plan- 7' 'QW-fr' ning service . . . our aids, free to you, in planning and 'U' decorating your suite. Let a Ritter dealer help yon select ,K your location. Take his advice about equipment. lle will F' 1- X K ,, , , 7 A be frank and honest with you, and seriously interested in K A - A, our ever roblem. , 7win-cylinder y y P SIEREOSQOPE ,, COMPRESSOR The price you pay for success will be measured by the Dlaqlmshc fum : V - hours you produce. Dental equipment plays an impor- Y 1 Y tant part in your daily llI'0gl'lll1l. Defective equipment ' means lost time. Ritter equipment is trouble-proof. ll ,fx is the line that abides with you, helps you, and helps l h ' to create satisfied patients. M ' Values must be judged in lerms of service. . . Rillvr I equipment renders a service in use that defies duplication . K i.uL- ., , Qu.-NA . Rilier E'D JUNIOR UNIT l T T 6 E N V 55253455 A T . gy' A 1 'af' BUILT UP T0 A STANDARD 1 'I Nor o0wN T0 A PRICE K A ROCHESTER ig NEW YORK Riner anim LIGHT pm I , A INTERICRS FOR SPRING ww E INVITE you to consult our staff of In- terior Decorators in the blending of colors to produce the interior atmposbere of spring. The Egelhoff Studios Co. of ',SfV,?,Qfj'jf,5NIS,? Ho tudents Soda Grill d an Restaurant for years back have been receiving unusual speedy delivery on ago C5,'1ZfZQfiffy their printing require' 486' 0 West . Gay St, ments placed with us. The , Columbus Printing 9 HEETTITLCK S ' li t C 2,126 Company Of the Campus fOpcr:1ted by Three Alumni of O. S. UJ 77777777 Ball Rooms We have two newly decorated ballroorns for Fraternity, Sorority and Club Dances. AAAAAAAA Careful Attention to Details New Virginia Hotel Gay Street at North Third Mako Eating at Our Grill a Habit 77777777 Banquet Halls Our newly equipped banquet halls will serve parties of from 25 to 400 people. AAAAAAAA 54583 DELTA UPSILON Now that the D U's have practically abolished thuggery at their dive, they are gradually wearing down their old gang spirit, and in a few years expect to establish a real fraternity over on 16th Ave. fand that street could surely stand it, what with the Noo Sigma Noo clubhouse. Good little boys like Phooey Kohler and Luke Lalafendorf are slowly overcoming the old mob spirit, especially since cow' boy Brown dropped out of school to go down to Texas, where he figured he might have a better chance to win an election, just like Ma Ferguson. Mark and Ma ought to go great together. But to get back to them D. U.'s, folks, we have it straight from Wee Willie fRedj Bresnahan and Judge??? McBride that the good old daze will continue till they get busted out, and those famous weekly dances with less and less lights fRedj will go on and on. And the pledges will still polish up the portrait of dear old Jere' miah QY.M.O.A.j Montgomery, the man who made the house. BeautifulResidentialOornmunities Are Being Built Under The Supervision of This Trained Organization! The Kessler Realty Co. The Colonial Hills Sales Co. 36 WEST GAY Who Will Make Up Your Mind? The trained man in any profession or trade is thc man who selects his tools- or equipment. He undoubtedly knows best how he will apply his knowledge and skill, and, therefore, he should know-better than anyone else-what he will ref quire in equipment. Very soon you will turn your thoughts and attention to the selection of dental equipment for your office-and the im' portance of your decision cannot be emphasized too strongly. You will be approached, no doubt, by many types of salesmen, each endeavoring to sell you his line of equipment. Some of them will strive, through one means or another, to get your signature on the dotted line immediately without occasion to inspect any other line - it is their job to make up your mind. Most obvious, then, is the necessity of deliberating and wisely deciding-making up your own mind -whether this equip' ment or that equipment will best suit your needs. It always has been the policy of The Harvard Company not to rush the dentist into a sale - but to invite open inspection, demonstration and comparison of Harvard Equipment with any other line. The HARVARD Co. CANTON, OHIO. Manufacturers of Chairs, Cabinets, Units, Engines and other dental equipment. We urge you, before you buy, to carefully examine every line of equipment and compare it point for point with every other line--then use your own good judgment in making up your mind. E Any Harvard Dealer will I Q be glad to demonstrate 6 ll HARVARD EQUIPMENT II I img The J. J. MORGAN Co. 206 GUGLE BLDG. COLUMBUS, OHIO ADams 3296 Jai Vogan System of Removable Steel Forms Reinforcing Bars and Other Steel Products True Likenesses BEAUTIFUL expressions for thoughts for which there are no yvords--true Hkef nesses with all the exquif site artistry which characf terizes masterful work. Photographs Live Forever SCHREICKKS Photo Studio 113 N. High St., Columbus lIPrlIllNllGllflIlINIIfII?fe0 for every purpose whatever that purpose may he! for SORORITIES ancl FRATERNITIES Invitations Placards Visiting Cards Programs Publications Tally Sheets In fact -- Anything you may require for THE BUSINESS or PROFESSIONAL MAN Printing that will reflect the personality of your business W WW ' A. E. KRAUSS PRINT SHOP 30 East Broad Street ADams 7645 54603 M aQ Your zfaotzce a elier Thousands of dentists find doing their own X-Ray work promotes systematic methods . . . accurate diagnoses . . . elimination of errors. When a 1'l1d1'0!1'0PlI is desired the dentist will: a CDX simply rrnches over to ihe wall zolzerf ll Iii mounlm' on a foldmg brackfl. and 577.7125 fl H110 operating posilzon as easz?y as hedoes his dt'ILldf8I1,L'l.ll!. 35100 down payment puts I the VictorCDX Unit in your ojice. The balance is payable in 25 easy monthly payments. Conmarlm-.vs is another fralurz' in the design of llre CZLY. l?1'ou1'rfs no floor space, as it is mounted on the wall and ou! Qflhe way when not in use. The restless palfen I does n'i worry the dentist who uses a CDA', for he knows il 1s 10093 eleelrzkally safe. HERE used to be more argument than now regarding the value of a dentist doing his own X-Ray work. That was before Dr. Cool- idge finventor of the Coolidge tubej perfected the CDX. Now thousands of' dentists have installed the Victor CDX. They are finding it increases their production by promoting systematic methods, by insuring accurate diagnoses, by eliminating a large proportion of errors. These dentists, since owning theVictor CDX, have improved month by month in their radio- graph technique. Through constant and increas- ing use, they have educated themselves in this important phase of the profession. And this course of education has not been an expense but a profitable investment. Costs nothing to investigate You may think you f'can't alibrd to bother with X-Rays. But that's what hundreds of dentists have said. Then they looked into the matter more thoroughly. Now these operators cheerfully ad- mit that owning a Victor CDX has made them better dentists . . . has paid them dividends in cash and in prestige. It is so easy to own a Victor CDX. Don't let cost worry you. Make us show you that it needn't be considered. just ask us on the con- venient coupon to send you all the facts. VICTOR X-RAY CORPORATION Dental Department C H I C A G O A GENERAL ELECTRIC ORGANIZATION F ......... :,a........,.2.IQ...g---7.--....--I 0 ictor - ay orporanon I I Dept A I I ' zoxz W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago I I I Please send booklet and full information on the : : Victor CDX. : I I I Name. ..... -. .. . I I I I Business Address ..... ... I I I I I 54613 AAAAA I P P D P P P P P D P P P F P P P P P P D P P P P P P P P P 5 P P P P P V P P P P D at VVVVVI 4 . P HH lmTHmHH 4 5 P 4 E P 1 HILE most vocations are k 1 P P I' P lilliollfnoti less PritYlIte,l'ln:wil A , ae u isigisnecessaiyc age 3 with a public interest. This has been b true from the earliest d s. 4 ay f LEADER 4 This ideal persists today in the pub- I lication of the Columbus Dis atch- I3 the b , P p 4 Ohio's Greatest Home Daily. It ex- most useful 4 presses itself in making this fine, metro- Sgr-Ugmt 4 politan, home-owned newspaper not P 4 merel an ade uate chronicler of the P Y q , , news but also THE LEADER in the 4 organized movements for community r 4 betterment. ' , 1 So in issue after issue, day after day K 4 and year after year, this newspaper g 5 Q consistently and constantly centers its f 4 efforts in awakening the whole com- 5 P 1 munity to its shortcomings and its op- t 4 portunities. 5 It has been good for the Dispatch to do so. Today Columbus represents a typical American community at its b 2 besg every advantage and acdvhy ab Q P testing the power of Newspaper Lead- P 1 ership. b The Columbus Dispatch has found its P 4 own reward in joint expansion with its own community. 4 i P 1 l P 4 4 1 The Columbus Dispatch 4 OHIO'S GREATEST HOME DAILY 4 FIRST in SERVICE E FIRST in ADVERTISING P 1 FIRST in NEWS-FIRST in CIRCULATION t 4 - -E r 4 b I YVVVVVV77777VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV77777777777VI 54623 PHI GAMMA DELTA At other schools thcy're called the Fijis, and judging by the girls we've seen with some of the boys, that name would apply very well on this campus. The nouse abounds with activity men and a lack of co-ordination. But we expect big things from President F. Fairfax Stone, a good boy who really deserves better company. That house is filthy with presidents. Kriss, Senior Class, Stone, Bucket ant. Dipper, Seibert, Student Senate, Adams, Strollers, and pardon us if we forgot anybody. Oh yes, Bill Hinchf man also belongs, but maybe to mention him was a faux pas. So does Ducky Chenoweth, the Lantern white hope. 'there are about sixtyffive more guys, more or less quesf tionable, presiding in the hotel, but still they can't collect enough dough to pay their bills. F. Fairfax is a hopeless optimist, and hopes to weld this pandemonium into fra' ternity, and although Fairfax has shown his remarkable ability, we doubt if even he can accomplish this, Rideout couldn't. Anyhow, boys, good luck-you need it badly enough. PLEASANT MEMoR1Es OF ooLLEc-.E DAYS i IN ooLUMBUs ALWAYS I ARE ASSOCIATED L w1TH THE EIL HOU E Qpposite Ohiois Capitol V XAND X St ' 1 0 s net y X, Chemica11yPure Q riff ' suzphwwau fM'tn'cJfclkl Z 55 Tiydrochlonb , ,.,.,, ,I ,,,, Jmmonzilm ' Hydroxzkle X, ,if ff, GRASSELLLGRADE Ol Standard 'Held LHlglLf0l'9OLYCL1f3 The Grasselli Chemical Co. Incor orated Founded 1839 P Cleveland, Ohio . 35:2 if 2325519 1'fiw,! , - f i 2' ,535 ,J ,Q Jw . 4 ,af Q. 2?'1l A'1Qaf?e gf sw? , ,6 W- an farfvf Q ,,,,M ge,-, A , H, L - 7 is, -' if , ff: ir. T , 1 'Q' ' 33' '15 , L1 Qgis agm.: ,J -fi: Efffwif A fa g..5f?'3i L, Q X144 J f T - , f , ., ,fm fc'- iki wal i,-QQ, - . Branches in 19 Cities E463 l English and Domestic Dependable Everything Courteous In Dairy R I D I N G Service Products BOOTS Breeches Accessories Outdoor Sportwear R Off Uni orms Heavy Clothing for Engineers HAMILTON MILK COMPANY COLUMBUS, OHIO f Q? CG' Hail a wagon or call Corner ggisxgilxsaxglhfjigh Sts. UN. COMPLIMENTS OF THE KRUMIXINCHIXIILLING co. PITZ BROTHERS MANUFACTURERS OF KRUMM'S BEST FLOUR ALSO CAPITOL AND SOLAR FEEDS MAIN OFFICE: 20 EAST MOUND ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO Seventyffwe 'Years of Successful Service The E. E. Shedd Mercantile Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS 227-231 N. Front St. Columbus, Ohio 54643 DELTA CHI Hoorah! Whoopeefhicfhicfhic! The lads up on Iuka have not yet recovered from that terrible shock. Yep, you guessed it-one of the brethren actually made an activity. Good old Miles fmiles of whatj Z. Smith has been elected editor of that wouldfbe bit of pornography, the Sun Dial. At last the boys can hold up their heads, especially also with that handsome, gigantic football prospect, Gene Baumgarten. What a shame to spoil such a beeyootiful mush-but as Prexy Gerber says, with our downtown pull, jimmy Stepfhen, we just gotta get them their out- of-state athaletesf' And you ain't heard it all-Rod Love got elected to some office-even if it is only V. P. of InterfFraternity Council, it's a step in the right direction, says Roddy. With all this, and their 47 town pledges, as well as the 68 more Columbus farmers already lined up for next year, and the boys really expect to snap out of it, and have a frat instead of a house with pillars by 1960. Century Of Service OR 118 years, the Ohio State Journal has enjoyed the confidence of the news- paper readers of Columbus and of Central Ohio -- earned by faithful service in publish- ing only news that is fact, un- colored and unbiased - of in- terest to young or old, man or woman. A truly great news- paper, rich in its traditions. The Ohio State Journal QESTABLISHED 18111 The City Ice SL Fuel Co. ICE, COAL and DISTILLATA Fifth and Naghten Streets COLUMBUS, CHIC ADams 6231 54653 Columbus Provision Company ADams 5955 Gif Purveyers of the Choicest Meats Only 5165 There Is No Substitute for ,Quality 313 East Main Street COLUMBUS, OHIO Eclipse Hocking Washed Furnace COAL THE COAL FOR HEATING THE CHAPTER HOUSE - SUITABLE EOR THE FIREPLACE AS WELL AS THE FURNACE, BECAUSE IT IS CLEAN AND GIVES TREf MENDOUS HEAT. UQJQ. .Qi-9.. The Essex Coal Co. Telephone Main 1730 16 EAST BROAD STREET You will find every office need dis' played in our store from Note Book Paper, Fountain Pens and Pencils to the finest in Office Furniture and Equipment. WW Let us serve you. The State Oflice Supply Company 49 E. State Street Columbus, Ohio 54663 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Varsity O! And if we can't have all athletes, hy gad, we'll have a Cheerleader, because he gets a Varswity Ho also. What a house with guys like Billy Radebaugh, Chief Justice George Badgely hiccupped in one breath. George still mourns the loss of that other Phi Bete, Cholly Rey' nolds, who no longer could stand that awful Sigalf atmos- phere, and fled to the refined cloisters of Harvard, while poor Georgy languishes on. The brothers say their dia' mong shaped pin is what enticed Allan Holman into mem' bership. Well, we wondered what it was. Holman is a good boy even if he was Junior President, and it's a shame he got roped into a gang of highbinders like the S. A. E. outfit. The boys point with pride to Dickie Borel's elecf tion to Scarlet Mask presidency, but Borel can't do them any good-he's a musician, not a fraternity man. Bring on the smelling salts quick, and a good rush season, or it'll be too bad-Holman only has one more year, and Rade- baugh has????? Mayflower Butter Made in the country fresh e v e r y day E. s wigwclxsv ' v an i L ' A . Z 'W 4 . we 1 JFCP5 411 e amuafe 'Sql Ll ,,-if ,fffl fi, rr llwr- gegsglfreamery Sold by PICKERINGTON C R E A M E R Y 100 E. Goodale St., Columbus, Ohio Q Many may talk, others my blow, E But still this lousmess continues to grow. THERE'S A REASON Ask the Man who Wears M E N D E L S U ITS Prices range from 530.00 to 560.00 Discount to Students For positive proof arid satisfaction M E D E L THE ALL RIGHT TAILOR ADams 4542 533 N. High sr. f46'7fl BARTRAM'S Pyramid Woolens X ,ea 5 lpf, Ziyi 1 1 X . K uri! f '17 ,f j W fe 7? ' Q Z, 0 'ffm' f 5 lf 4 . The Pyramids are so called, Sir, owing to their resemblance in durability to Bartram's Woolens 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, Hudf dersfield fBritishj Worsteds and certain domestic worsteds and woolens of exceptional merit. Of the materials we make at reasonable prices strictly customftailored clothes for men in our own Columbus shops. Tailors for Men BARTRAM SL COMPANY fFamous for Fine Fabricsj 22 EAST GAY STREET ADams 4555 ...Tl'lC... The JONES, WITTER and Company 78 East Chestnut Street Columbus, Ohio DRY GOODS WHOLESALERS r - -i '-iv'- T -- 1 Huffman-Wolfe Company CONTRACTORS and ENGINEERS Plumbing, Heating Ventilating and Power Piping Established 1892 669 N. HIGH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO MAin 2332 54683 PHI KAPPA PSI We won't say anything about Dick Hollington, thc man who also ran . Richard has been razzecl enough, and anyhow, he did win one election. He was elected head of the Phi Psi house Cshows you right there what sort of a house it isj. They've got some good guys, though, including Morris Smith, Manager Brunson, Fred Leviathan Ctitle by Raskowskij Barratt, and our old pal Pete Reagan. Only eight football letters, the boys proudly tell the unsuspecting rushees. Phi Psi had the bad luck to switch political combines this year when their old gang won for the Hrst time in about seven years, but what's the diff? Bad luck, the Pi Psis, and the Kappas always ran together. Two years from now some more good athletes like Grim and Hunt will come down from Toledo, and maybe the Phi Psi worm will turn-maybe. Answers to your uestions . . . . . about words, persons, and places. You will find just the source of helpful working in' formation you need in the 106,000 entries in Webster's Collegiate The Best Abridged Dictionary-Based Upon WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL What is the meaning of avi' ette, bakelite, psorosis? Who is Benevente, Fabri, Galli' Curci? Where is Le Morte Homme, Kenya? These are some of the countless ques' tions answered here. 1256 pagesg 1700 illustrationsg printed on Bible paper. See It at 'Your College Book' store or Write for Informa' tion to the Pub ishers. Free specimen pages if you men' tion the Makio. --o.vQ- -- - G. sa C. MERRIAM co. n appreciation of the wonder' ful co'operation given us by Ghio State University and Campus Or' ganizations. The R. F. Johnston Paint Company fOf Cincinnati, Ohioj Master Makers and Creators of Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Etc. Local Branch: 66 East Long Street, Columbus, O. ADams 3954. GEORGE E. SUCK, Manager. 54693 V4Jkf-fbr literature dewvrilzing, the variozar comflzinfwtioru cyhe S.S.White Dental Mfg, Co. 2Il I7 Soulh l2!ll Shoe! Philadelphia QD , DW 54703 SIGMA ALPHA MU These boys have been so proud of themselves this past year that they've been resting on their laurels, as such things are called in polite circles. Al Gans, the Man Mountain, proved that brains and beauty could be one and the same thing when he crashed through with Phi Beta Kappa. And then to have Ralph Cohen prove that activities did not interfere with scholarship, well the boys just had to raise whooppee. Bud Lewis fB.M.O.C.j Moser has graduated from a Chevrolet through a Pontiac into what is allegcd may be a Rolls Royce- if Makio makes any money. The boys at this chapter have one consolation. They can get anything they want wholesale. And, say they, it is so much more convenient and flattering to owe wholesale than it is retail. The office of treasurer is the most cherished one in the chapter and rumor has it that at the last election the winner spent three thousand QSOOOJ dollars on his successful campaign. Years Ahead in Design KELVI ATCR Electric Refrigeration SEE the New Silent Kelvinator before you make a lifetime investment in house' hold electric refrigeration. Quiet to the point of silence, 100 70 automatic in ser' vice. Utterly reliable, because backed by the oldest and greatest name in electric refrigeration. A wide selection of arf tistic, modern cabinets now on display. See them today. O0OTheOOO McLeish Kelvinator Co. 209 E. BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, OHIO -95'-Ur dmv Q Q -VL A Q THE CAR Koc Co. EXCLUSIVE J EW ELERS BROAD STREET AT THIRD COLUMBUS, oH1o 5471 The Masque Shoppe 1396 N. High Street Is now ready with a complete line of COSTUMES, WIGS AND NOVELTIES And would appreciate an opportunity to serve you PHONE UN. 2452 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT A Columbus Inst tutwn wzth a Nat onal Reputatz n Tew SOUTHERN HOTEL Professors and Students of the Oh1o State UD1VCfS1ty for many years We are therefore especxally pleased to extend our most slncere congratulatlons to the EDITORIAL STAFF of the MAKIO for the excellence of thls 1929 ed1t1on MILTON J FIREY Manager lf i I ' i 'o HAS enjoyed the patronage of Alumni, BUILDERS OF BETTER STREETS AND ROADS L. L. Aller A. W. Burns The A.W. BURNS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 424 Woodland Afve. Columbus, O. GNQ Builders of Brick Pavement South of Ohio Union Ambulance Drive ALL TYPES - BRICK AND ASPHALT PAVEMENTS BUY YOUR FLOWERS FROM B L O C K ' S The University Flower Shop 16th Ave. and High St. WA. 1452 OHIO UNION Here men, we have Omega Upsilon which each year pledges more men than all the other houses put together. Its lodge is by far the biggest on the campus and except for occasional clouds which descend upon it the Union, as the home is known, is quite an interesting place. Presided over by Beenie Drake this fraternity serves probably the best meals on the campus. Don Turnbull is vicefpresident and treasurer of the company. Daily he amuses himself by clipping news oddities and quirps from the press and posts them for the edification of his brothers. The drinking water here is always warm. The windows don't work. The stairs creek. Realizing what good such a house must do the campus has organized itself into A New Union by 2056 . Burroughs Adding, Bookkeeping, Calculating Billing Machines V. A. W. STEGER, Mgr. COLUMBUS AGENCY QQ?-D 243 N. HIGH sr. COLUMBUS, OHIO Established 45 'Years D. W. McGrath SL Sons Builders of the following University buildings: Hayes Hall - 1892 Brown Hall- 190 3 Physics Building - 1904 Robinson Laboratory - 1907 Chemical Storage Building - 1908 Library-1911f1912 Horticultural and Forestry Building - 1913-1914 New Chemistry Building - 1921 Archeological Museum Addition - 1923 Administration Building - 192 3 Journalism Building -- 19 2 3 Chemistry Building Addition - 1923 Robinson Laboratory Addition - 1924 College of Education Building -- 19 24' 192 5' Engineering Experiment Station Building - 1924f1 92 5 Animal Husbandry Building- 1924' 192 5' Pomerene Hall - 1925 f1926 54733 iD ONAL GENERAL REFERENCE Drawing Materials - Athletic Goods - Art Supplies Ohio State Stationery--Pillow Tops-Memory Books A Complete Gift Shop flE-ilnv .unu u Stock Your Library at Half the Usual Cost! Printed price list of New and Used Books in stock on the following suhjects sent upon request: Agriculture Economics German Physics Anthropology Education History Physiology Astronomy Engineering Home Economic Political Science Biology English Law Psychology Botany English Classic Mathematics Religion Chemistry Geography Medical Romance Languages Classical Languages Geology Philosophy Sociology Commercial Zoology One Million Volumes in Stock -- 500 Pages of Printed Price Lists lla-dn.. --'00-3n iligioisiesr illipiiviic Seirioiius UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE High Street and 15th Ave. W. H. LOGAN, Prop F. C. LONG, Prop. Supply Department Book Department 54743 PI KA PPA ALPHA Wes Fesler came to town, met Dick Larkins in the middle of the street, thought he was being pledged Phi Delt and woke up to iind himself wearing the Pi K. A. conglomeration of metal and jewels. And then someone remembered that this was a fra' ternity and made Bill Knepper drum major. Witlm two activities in the chapter this gang automatically became a fraternity. Some years ago this outnt pulled a Sigma Nu and had a fire .ta . E, 1 Every Lift a Boost Elevators Dumbwaiters . Stationary Ice Lifts and Portable Ash Handling Equipment Electric Skip Hoists Automatic Stereotype Handling Newspaper Handling Equipment The Capital Lift 86 Mfg. Co. in the chapter house. Ultimately the entire place was rebuilt. West Town 2! Lucas street Columbus, Ohio But there was no sod on the lawn. This yea rthe Pi K. A. club pledged a bunch of farmers and now the Pi K. A. lawn is sodded. LOEW'S and UNITED ARTISTS' Columbus Theatres QE WHERE THE BEST PICTURES PLAY HQ CHIC Opp. Capitol State Street BROAD West Broad Street 54753 Robt. H. Evans SL Co. BUILDERS and ENGINEERS AD. 8115 395 E. Broad St Columbus Ohio RentaNewCar R.WILKE Pay by the mile 175 EAST RICH STREET Sr d rt 'D 't C d . . u en NO eposi M S Most Sanitary Market in the All New CMS Middle West FORDS Wholesale and Retail REOS 01-DSMOBU-ES Special Rates for WHIPPETS CHRYSLERS Hotels, Clubs, Fraternities BUICKS and Sororities WILLYS'KNlGHTS ' No 'Time Charge The U-DRIVE-IT Co. , We make Om Own SAUSAGE 29 TELEPHONES MAin 5758 MAin 5759 ADams 7257 ADams 7258 The Marietta Paint SL Color Co. 60f62 EAST CHESTNUT ST. Marietta, Ohio COLUMBUS, OHIO GENERAL OFFICE AND FACTORIES: High Point, N. C. 54763 o get every job out better 4 4 4 4 4 is our motto. When you entrust your work to us you can depend SIGMA NU 1' 1 Try as it will Sigma Nu cannot bcco f t 'ty H tSO t rumored that anyone of these d y th l ll g, t l S D y Eggsf lefg lah ty SE I N l h cl g t oot a g t p th t thyu kgd arm p fn amy THE b g tt g by Cl Z k th h't h p f th l b E pt f hth b lldgdlk-ll t thgtl' d t th gh Th 1 f fl' f f 'tY'P d d fi v f r fy- PRINTING COMPANY b lc th h ld l Ir d th t y th th sg N h Hpl fl b t 257 Cleveland Avenue Columbus YEAR OF ERVICE Have made us staunch supporters ofcx HIO STATE E. ELFoRD AND soN GENERAL CONTRACTORS 5 5 Park Street COLUMBUS, OHIO 54773 J' M' S1 W' Fraternities Westwater Co. and ' 56 East Gay Street DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS and SILVERWARE A We carry the famous lines of English Bone china, consisting of Minton, Coalport and Caulclong also Libbey Rock Crystal glass AGENTS FOR OUR beautiful Ball Room or Private Dining Rooms are ideal for your Dinners, Dinner Dances and Dances The prices are most reasonable, the food of the highest quality. Let us figure with you on our next affair. The Onondaga Pottery Syracuse China H0tel F011 Hayes F aternity, Club and Hotel Crest Designs MAi11 4901 Robert J. Dienst Paving Contractor Brick and 308 COMSTOCK BUILDING 209 SOUTH HIGH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO ADams 6738 Concrete Roads SUGAR BROTHERS WHOLESALE FRUIT and PRODUCE rr- , W. R- VE, - Y HOUSE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE I ADams 3218 I 185 East Town Street, Columbus, Ohio 54783 SIGMA CHI It seems that to he wearing a Sigma Chi badge means to he marked for wounds of some sort. Canill' gets blood poison. Ackerman won't graduate. McNeill falls over a banister. Evans slips in the bathtub. And Kruskamp gets flunked out. But still the club will continue to pledge its quota of three hundred men a year, and then half of that crew wake up in time to learn that they had not been pledged to a fraternity-merely to Sigma Chi. When this gang had a sweetheart song written much publicity resulted. Whereas before no sorority, not even the Thetas would date a Sigma Chi now these boys can get a date once a month on rainy nights. For years the rushees have been impressed with pictures of the new house. Like that song it is Just a Memory . Really these Sigs have no desire to build a new house. The old one isn't paid for yet, you know. Hill Tailoring Company Fine Custom Tailored Suits ' and Topcoats or All-Wool Materials S25 up H6 Tailors to 'Young Men 972 Mt. Vernon Ave., Corner Denmead The Sigma Chis once had the idea of having a house mother but realizing that the fraternity might be embarrassed by negaf tive publicity, the idea was abandoned. Telephone Fmmklin 5263 Burr, Patterson SL Auld Co. .Brings to you-0 THE FRATERNITY PIN. The fond remebrance of college days, gracefully expressed by the master craftsmen of Burr, Patterson 86 Auld Co. NOVELTIES and favors carefully selected from the markets of the world. STATIONERY and dance ro rams desi ned and manufactured by our own p P g s b skilled workmen. t BRANCH OFFICES located thru-out the college world. : FOR PROMPT service write to Burr, Patterson 86 Auld Co., 1808 North High Street Columbus Ohio. F 7 7 t PROMPTNESS in handling orders, backed by, , A SPIRIT OF COURTESY and a desire to please, t STANDING behind the purchase. 54793 'Sf' -Q s SFP' fb L fs gf XA4,-Q 5' .. The News every da Complete Ohio State University news every day. A complete easy way to keep in touch with all university activities. A real vital part of every studcnt's daily routine. The Daily Ohio State Lantern, delivered to your doorstep every day will keep you in contact with the entire university and student body. You Need The Lantern A university as large as Ohio State needs a student daily. Every student needs this publication. The Lantern is complete in news of the campus. Every activity is reported. Besides the important news, The Lantern carries many features. Editorials, expressing student opiniong Sports, keeping in touch with Ohio State and all other important athleticsg Theater reviews, giving opinions on all Columbus showsg Book reviews, criticizing the latest and best booksg and several columns of interesting comment. This publication is expressly for the student of Ohio State University and contains news pertaining to universities and colleges exclusively. A Message to the Graduating Seniors Here is a medium to keep in constant contact with your friends in the underclasses. After you graduate a daily reminder of the activities of Ohio State will be more than welcome. Subscribe before you graduate and be assured of a continuous contact with your alma mater. 1hv Gbhin State Eailg lantern The Official Student Daily ADJUDGED THE Basr cotuaos DAILY IN UNITED srfxras IN 1928. 54303 TAU KAPPA EPSILON For years and years this club has been fooling the campus at large. Frosh come to school, think they're being pledged Deke and come to a year later to discover that they are members of Tau Kappa Epsilon. So successful has been the illusion that the Tekes weedled a chapter house of their alums on the strength of this being the Ohio Deke house. Mathew Scotty McConnell was the last white hope of the Tekes. But when he went Coshocton after being a'most entirely over that weakness the club gave up all hope and resigned itself to being a rooming house. Have That Church Atmosphere Where You Live is that motto. The food isn't so good here, for one can't eat and have a new, house, too, you know. Everything for Your O ce Seven Specialized Departments Printing Ruling Binding LoosefLea.f Blank Book Furniture Stationery The Columbus Blank Book Manufacturing Co. Everything for your Office! Central Ohio's Foremost Office Outfitters 311-321 S. HIGH ST. ADAMS 5171 L THE STAMP COMPANY HERMAN A. BLOOM, President The House of Service RUBBER, BRASS, STEEL MARKING DEVICES v Brass Checks - Metal Badges Bronze Tablets 195 EAST LONG STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO 54813 Accredited by The National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools and by The State Department of Education Bliss College is a school that specializes in commerce and training for high school commercial teaching. Two Certified Public Accountants are at the head of the account' ancy department. 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. The Bliss System includes practical sales demonstrations. Strong Course for Private Secretary now offered. Shorthand and Typewriting will he of incstimahle value in taking lectures during your college courses, and valuable to you in business. For information -regarding courses, address REGISTRAR, BLISS COLLEGE 131 EAST STATE STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO f4s2j BETA THETA PI A number of MOCl1CY'S Children came to school. Being mere infants a nursery was started. Thus originated Beta Theta the campus, with a nurse alias a housemother in charge Emily Post of Ohio State University, Don Hyde by name, advises his proteges at the Beta shack. The Betas Claim that their house is the first fraternity this side of the Alleghanies to have been for a frat , Once a Beta-always a Beta-but who wants to be one. Pi on . That daily house The TRACY - WELL COMPANY COLUMBUS, or-no Sports and Office Supplies WHOLESALE Golf - Tennis - Baseball - Football Guns - Ammunition - Fishing Tackle Radio - Hardware - Furniture College and School Supplies General Merchandise MANUFACTURING JEWELERS FOR OHIO STATE ORGANIZATIONS SINCE 1910 , .M A - U1 V A 112112 ii ' rru BASCOM BRO . 12 East Eleventh Avenue H9323 vcwn lim A Columbus, Ohio i a W ammo F sr. t T ge- flq -qu.. Makers of the New Bucket and Dipper and Sophomore Y Council Bronze Award Plaques I4-831 Only the modern equipment of our ex- tensive galleries enables us to handle the immense volume of Makio photography without inconvenience or dissatisfaction to our regular customers or to the Seniors and organizations concerned, at a price far below that ordinarily charged. .3 54843 Part of the success of The Makio of 1929 is due to our uniformly excellent photography, prompt service, splendid workmanship and the many years of ex- perience which has been built up during the time we have been doing the photog- raphy for the Makio. .59 - H351 1' 'WW' 'iiiim 'iii' U hr si S x 'gigs Electrical Supplies Machinery and Repairs Mine Supplies The Sackett Electric Company 162-164 N. Third St. Columbus, Ohio SCHELL SCENIC STUDIOS furnished Scarlet Mask Settings for the last three years What more can be said! All types of stage scenery and Clraperies for sale or rent Schell Scenic Studios 581 S. HIGH STREET PHONE : MAIN 3889 COLUMBUS, OHIO The... . Gacldis-Harbison Brick Company v Good 'Taste Adds Value arid Costs No More QJQ OFFICES AND YARDS: 908 WEST THIRD AVE. 801 EAST FIRST Avu. Columbus, Ohio Dayton, Ohio qUN.7s12J fEast 26671 QXE Face Brick, Common Brick, Large Com' mon, Backup Tile, Partition and Load' bearing Tile, Flue Liners, Wall Coping, Mortar Color, Hearth and Floor Tile carried in stock at all times. Perm Transfer and Storage Co. Established 1892 Thirty 'Years of Business with Ohio State Students Crating - Shipping - Baggage Expressing Local and Long Distance Hauling Auto Service 1570 N. High Street ---- Columbus, Ohio Phone: UNiversity 1076 54863 FOR BETTER COFFEE THETA KAPPA PHI Corky Recker came to college. He wasn't bid to any house- not even a local, so with several other fellows he rented a shack, jumbled several Greek letters together, and formed a frat . For months these lads struggled along. Then Recker ran for an office and before anyone knew it, won. He organized the Committee of 88, put all of his brothers on it and lo there was another K R-A-VAN activity. Again he doped the Student Senate and they awakened to discover that he had elected himself president. Van Heydc went out for basketball and since then he was elected captain. Thus is glory gained. l That Rich Creamy Kind 9 ? V 'l.InequaLJQuaA61 IC E CR EAM Delicious all ways always Buy from your Tellir1g's Dealer and save special charge for packing and delivery. Distinguished by its velvety crearnirless, inimitable flavor and absolute parity-TBLLINGS is the choice of fastidious tastes -Buy it in bulk or brick for home use-Served at all the better fountains. The TELLI G-BELLEVERNON Co. 245 EAST TGWN STREET 54873 o . School of Business in the State 131 EAST STATE STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO Recognized everywhere as one of the largest, best equipped and most thoroughly taught of America's leading business schools. Bookkeeping, Accountancy, Shorthand, Touch Typewriting, Penmanship, Busi' ness English, Salesmanship, Civil Service, Secretarial Work, taught by experts. Bliss College is accredited by the State Department of Public Instruction of Ohio. Higher Accountancy leading to the degree of Certified Public Accountant. Two Certified Public Accountants in charge. School chartered by the State of Ohio to confer the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Education and Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Telephone for information AD. 4112 or address The Registrar for Bulletin 131 East State Street, Columbus, Ohio 54833 BU Mellowed in Wood 4 Years AWNINGS ' Make the Home CO In e t e 1lel1Z'iou.s'lg!wTfifrent.f Serve Ice Cold Ginger Ale C5549 AT The Buckeye Tent, Your Next Party or Dance Awning SL CO. Call MA. 3793 264-266-268 West Spruce Street COLUMBUS, OHIO Better Fraternities and Sororities trade at MENDLCWITZ BRC S. 986 and 988 North High Street UN. 7468 UN. 7552 ...qv-ggqjllllgfah... Groceries, Meats, Delicatessen, Fruits and Vegetables 54393 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ni ' 1 WINNERS OF THE INTER-SORORITY SALES CONTEST FOR THE MAKIO OF 1929 ALPHA EPSILON PHI Gimi HIS year marks the first attempt on the part of the Malcio to sponsor a sales campaign of this nature. The interest in the contest was wiclespreaclf Twenty sororities participated in this battle royal for subscriptions. Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority led the entire field, and as an award receives this page of recognition, and a beautiful loving cup. Delta Delta Delta sorority finished second, with Theta Upsilon third, Pi Beta Phi fourth, and Alpha Chi Omega fifth. ....g.- l1g 41.... THE CUP WAS DONATED BY L. G. Balfour Company 4 East Sixteenth Avenue r 54903 PI BETA PHI Marian Riggs has been to the Pi Phis, what Dave was to the Sigma Nus-hgure that out. The Hi jean girl can never decide just which date she is going to have to'nite, and whether she would like to watch the loving cup be passed around or the hgi moon from a porchfswing. Helen Brown Russell tried for a long time to tell them that the house would never hold all their pledges at once, but Ginny Scott insisted that it must be a cozy little bungalow. The Pi Phis and the Sigma Chis both seem to run to large pledge classes, and as a result both have to get out a chapter register each month. Ginny Blackburn, Betty Martin and the ten other Pi Phis really put the Scarlet Mask show across. The Van - Gundy - Beck Company Contractors We just can't pass up this remark, that the Pi Phis sponsored NOg'LH4:LLGH O' S' ?jNGl:?3gNDS the bill at the Hartman this spring, called The Scarlet VJoman , ' ' ' and we ean't understand the connection yet. 3 iffy our Printing Q Q Gme WHY NOT HAVE IT .f . ef, A 1. :tk -'d M , , 1, in fl'i5'iQe31JS flolligi DONE BY , F Q e gf ' Q or mansion. Look to -' ', . N if , ' its outer appearance! I I Th E ' ' an ,, -,, e vans rmtm -- Specify Green Seal C g ' O. When You Paint or Repaint ---You'lI never repent it Sold by Dealers Everywhere 138 EAST SPRING STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO and save rnoney, time and worry O H a n n a Pa l n t Mfgo . O INCORPORATED Columbus, Ohio Indianapolis, Ind. , Louisville, Ky. Cleveland, Ohio Telephone' ADams 8573 1:4911 COURTNEY WILSON, Pres. SPENCER H. Dfxvms, Ex-'21 STATIONERY ANNOUNCEMENTS ENGRAVED PROGRAMS COLLEGE and FRATERNITY PUBLICATIONS The Hann 6? Adair Printing Co. 133 East Chestnut Street COLUMBUS, OHIO Rent--Why Buy LINENS Complete supply for fraternities, sororities, and dining clubs Table Cloths, Napkins, Aprons Dresses, Coats, Towels of All Kinds Sheets, Pillow Cases Good Service Reasonable Charges Atlas Laundry and Linen Supply 161f171 N. Grant Ave. ADams 49 7 7-Phones-MAin 845 5 Emilie . Sullifvan Studios Conducted by O. S. U. Alumni Costumes, Stage Settings Spot and Flood Lights, Etc. The Most Complete Stage Arts Establishment of the Middle West HSM S. High St. - Suites 222030 J. F. Oelgoetz Co. Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating Contractors and Engineers Our Business Service Built QUICK REPAIR SERVICE COMPLETE SHOWROOM 3365 North High Street Phone ADams 293 1 LAwnda1e 4222 11492 CHI PHI Except for an athlete once in awhile this old English house seldom pledges a good man. George Simpson hasn't been around the house lately because the boys insist on showing him off to this year's pledges who simply won't stay put. Pete Rasmus sits back in a corner by himself, remembering when he was looked up to as the chapter's satellite. Musingly he wishes that Simpson would flunk out or something. Al Hess, too, is one of the campus big shots. However with the collection of these three athletes Chi Phi still wishes Tommy Sprague were back in school-graft or no-to put Chi Phi on the map. Why they haven't even been mentioned in a scandal sheet since he left. Except for keeping the grass cut and the windows washed the Chi Phis have nothing to do for excitement. QUALITY SERVICE THE ARDIT MosAIc, TILE at MARBLE COMPANY L 667 WEST MOUND STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO Marble, Tile and Terrazzo F or 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 , The jones Bros. Structural Steel Co. Engineers and Builders of Structural Steel Work Bridges, Buildings, Coal Tipples, Conveyors, Crane Runways, Derricks, Locomotive Crane Frames, Smoke Stacks, Truck Frames, Tanks and Towers RAVENNA, OHIO RE T EEE? Telephone MAin 2900 COATS, APRONS, TOWELS, TABLECLOTHS NAPKINS, CHAIR COVERS and LADIES' COVERALLS We Offer an Inexpensive Cleanliness The Forrest Towel Supply Company High and Hoster Streets 54933 QBHMMBMB! Q HQQQEM Qwfwwawxam. mh. QMQMEEEE IUIPUEAIDWUP ' NG AVIINGLEE iw ,gg -535 1', KV SPARKLING 1ND1VlDUAl.f7'5,-Yom: and ff in Bureau- .,,A , , 5 5, a -ANV built Annuals ...... Beauty of D68l.glI'-' Qualify of 43 f,.. Engraving-Di.sh'nction of Tlzeme .... Don 't merely 'tif E :EEE Z clreum of sucll an fxnnual. Let iffjjgifl, Q I lreby you nuzke it a Reality. V, ff' -1 ji U xvc invite your correaponclencc. Let f.-, AQQJI ua fellyou xx'l1nf U- 173:-N CRAFH. irmeabolis f4941 r i Columbus Window Cleaning Company C956 DELTA TAU DELTA Dead, Tired, Drunk, this triad of letters stands for. Orig' East Lynn Street inally organized a subsidiary of Kappa Beta Phi, johnny Cole- . man assumed the reins of office and divorced this frat from C0luIIlbLlS, 01110 such obnoxious company, Since that time no imbibing has been done in the Delta Shelter. Charles Heiser, a star Lantern reporter, perpetually carries pencil and paper with him to get any news that might break, The Delts have been getting plenty of space as a result. M Jack Wolcott, the Delt activity man, quit school, and since that time the house hasn't recovered suiliciently to get any place. Stranded far away from any selffrespecting fraternity down in the depths of the sorority district it is rumored that the Delts AD, AD. AD. have specially equipped telescopes to get all the passing views. In-Between 0cca.vz'om A cooling, ice-colcl glass of lemonade between classes A delicious ice cream soda or fresh fruit orangeade after the movies. A tasty toasted sandwich and cup of coffee between all times. Ancl, since you'll all have companions, we must change our magic phrase to - Meet Us at Tim's At the Sign of the Football 1856 North High Street 54953 'VYYVVVVVVVV THE cover for this annual was created by 0OOThe OOO DAVID J. MULLGY CGMPANY 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois AAAALAAAAAA 4961 KAPPA ALPHA TH ETA We must hand it to the Thetas for one thing-they certainly made a wise move in selecting Louise johnson as their president, and they will certainly miss her this year. Perhaps the most outstanding achievement of the Thetas, is their proud possession of more cars than any sorority on the campus, and this is indeed an asset. We especially admire the Egyptian head dress that Frances Coll wears to some of the formals, but one would never know that she is imitating the elusive Greta. Olive jones is certainly the pride of the Theta chapter now, and it is hoped that soon, the good old kite will again soar over the pansy bed, and out of the reach of the arrow and the key which are chasing it most ferociously. Keep F1t W ' y, sr -- for the i ly hours of ff - .L ra L I gi 'F I 3 B W 'V strenuous 155 I lr, M X X 1 Q X XX playtime ahead OURS of play ahead . . . golf . . . tennis . . . track . . . sports that burn up energy faster than the body can supply it. Result . . . that fagged, tired feeling . . . not in the mood . . . nerves on edge. Make a habit of Orange Mill's orange drinks . . . they instantly supply the needed energy and pep for any occasion. The Orange Mill 1712 North High Street 'Q-6 e .i.'ts '?2E?: if tr' .-.fr-'5 ' - The Otterbein Press PRINTERS .... PUBLISHERS .... BOOK MANUFACTURERS Extablisli cd 18 3 4 X Binding of The Makio of 1929 Was Done In Our Plant 230-250 WEST FIFTH SREET Dayton, Ohio 54973 x. Winner. The Business Man Swan Linen is white and strong, a writing paper so evidently fine that business men have increasingly used it for their stationery for nearly half a century. No paper will add more to the dignity and good taste of business stationery than Swan Linen. Ask your lithographer, engraver or printer to furnish it for YOUR letters on your next order. The Student The college man or woman who uses Swan Linen will tell you that it is easy to write or type on and that it has such strength that it will not pull out of ring hooks or loose leaf note books. It is thc ideal ll YY paper for all college work and dresses up typed or written reports, thesis papers and club or fraternity stationery. Ask your stationer for Swan Linenu. The Central Ohio Paper Compan COLUMBUS CLEVELAND TOLEDO DAYTON DETROIT INDIANAPOLIS PITTSBURGH AKRON LIMA HUNTINGTON WHEELING SWK LWEN 54983 KAPPA KA PPA GAMMA The biggest thing that the Kappas need is a new house, and wc would certainly suggest this to the new national ofiices. lt seems that their house is the favorite stopping house for all stray articles, say horses, etc. For a long time we have noticed a steady decline in this club, and we are afraid that before long they will have to amalgamate with the Westminster Hall girls, down the street. 'But so long as Kappas can boast of such girls as Helen jane jones, Elizabeth Landacre, Eleanor Hall, Ellen North, and a few more, we will allow them to continue on this campus. This group has asked us to extend to the campus a most cordial invitation to their kiddie car party next fall, the proceeds of which will be used to purchase an extra davenport. Candy-The Proper Gift-Always Home of Dutch Chocolates Dutch Chocolates - the campus candy - offer the one certain way of knowing that your offering is in good taste. 3Bl1lC13f:1MbC3bl8U!5J5l7Qn? 1920 NORTH HIGH STREET ET?S go to the STATE Barbecue where friends meet friends-and linger over really good food. It pays to make a habit of the State Barbecue. Ohio State Headquarters Hambergers, Sandwiches, Cold Drinks Everything to Eat State Barbecue ' 2062 N. High C0aoz oz'a!z'z'y Anyone will tell you. The atmosphere that breathes goodffellowship and camaf raderie is the atmosphere that makes a meal a delight. . Add to that the art of a fine chef and a meal reaches the zenith of satisfaction. We feel that we have attained it, for both are to be found at Baker 'J Cafeteria 15 97 N. HIGH Good Food 54993 Floors HARDWOOD FLOORS can be kept to look like new if they are refinished frequently. We will gladly furnish estimates for refinishing the floors Of your fraternity house. The W. H. Spohn Plumbing Company Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating We specialize in smart patterned Engineers linoleum floors, with delightful two' tone shades, quaint tiles and natural marble effects-a color design for every room. GNQ9 O Wilson Floor CO. 337-339 EAST TOWN STREET I 211 North Sixth sneer COLUMBUS, OHIO COLUMBUS, OHIO THE B T REGISTERED WPAT OFF Q 9 P I' I ,I 6062? N' At Your Favorite Fountain T T - ..-f , Aw: Or for Your Next Party s .1 1 A gap , 1. b .4 ' ., v ' . ' - .ea 'F . 'fb W . . .... ff, , .- ,f i af ex ,,-,.- W --JJ' 'iwgqp '.' HE' si' 1-.AJ r ' x ' .9---' Our fancy Ice Cream artists will fashion any Ice Cream ' creation for your parties, proms or banquets Phone ADams 5101 H or ask any Fairmont Dealer fsooj 1 i THETA CHI The Theta Chi boys have a new idea for getting some men who wil amount to something. They're going to get a trap arf rangement to put in that vacant lot of theirs, and catch all and sundry, on the sly. Then, too, when their house tumbles down, they can move into the new trap. Since the days of Hines, and now that Grand ucci is a lost light, they frequently have to deny that Theta Chi is a new local sorority. Pledges have resorted to going to Hennick's, in a vain effort to bring up the chapter standing, or lower Herlfs. Well, they used to have a nice bunch of mugs, silver and otherwise. Some of the boys are in school 'REPAIR EYE IIYTII I NG I - Lightning Like Electrical Service V Everything from a Floor Plug to a Power Plant The Electric Power Equipment Co 51 E. Chestnut St. Lightning- i ce Electrical Service '- A. B. WEINFELD Pres. 69' Gen. Mgr. H. R. HARTMAN ELFCTRISAI. X X X , XX . . . ' 1 Q - I . U f I X l i 1 I just to graduate, others just to be in school. Secretary F. B. MCWILLIAMS Treasurer fig? It 0 Ng Q x , rt Not Taug t m 4- gf, ! 1 li ' V ff I' I ' 1 U' It - H M College Sf W ff We'vL: never heard of any college teaching X X hill!-i5 N that Furnas Quality Ice Cream is one of fd A 1 'Wifi' the most delicious and healthful foods a A Jr h person can eat. But there's a reason why it at f ny L , 5 isn't taught: Everyone knows it before he l yi 5' 1 .7 X or she enters a university. ri l' ,I X x .... ,'g0lv,u1gT,u1lll XX - lmmllll I , 1 ..,, V, 72 K At Ohlo State University, most students l . ll T, M! prefer Furnas Quality Ice Cream for its I Ullll 0 X .. ' wholesomeness and rich, true flavors. It's a X 4 general favorite at every party. li 1 ' lllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIII V Ill' 'you Can Uastc Une Ouatfbzy fn . , -.J4i.4 W RNA ll? IC EQAQIAIQIEYA M . lllllllllllllllllllllIllllIlilllllllllllllllllllll T 55013 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V777 WE IDIQINTED TI-IIS MAIKIU WE enjoy printing Makios. For eighteen succeeding years THE SUNSHINE SHOP has had this pleasure. And during these years We have tried to express our joy in such craftsman- ship by making each effort better in printing than the one preceding. You have in your hand DUI? BEST MAKIO THE WAIDNEIQ D. SIMDSCN CU. PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHER 108 WEST SPRING ST. COLUMBUS OHIO CI DlRl5C'I'.MAlL fsozj gnclex to fgclvertisers L A Ardit Mosaic Tile Eff Marble Co., The .............. Atlas Laundy Ei Linen Co .,..............,.........,....... B Bakers Art Gallery ..,,..............,,,....,...... Bakers Cafeteria ............... ........... Balfour, L. G. Co ............. Bartram Ee: Co .......,..... Bascom Bros. ............ . Bliss College ..............,.....................,......,....,....................,.........,... Block's .............................................................................................. Buckeye Tent, Awning E? Mfg.'Co,, The ......,,...., Bureau of Engraving, Inc ..........................,.................. Burns Construction Co., The A. W .......... Burr, Patterson E-9 Auld Co .......................... Burrough Adding Machine Co .....,...... C Capital Lift and Mfg. Co ....... ,..... . .. . Central Ohio Paper Co., The ........................... City Ice Ei Fuel Co., The .,........................................ Columbus Blank Book Mfg. Co., The ......... Columbus Printin Co. The .............................. g , Columbus Provision Co .............................................. Columbus Window Cleaning Co., The. ,....... ..... D Dienst, Robert J ......................... ............ ....,......,.... Dispatch, The ..................................... Dutch Chocolate Shop ........................ E Egelhoif Studios Co .............,............................ Electric Power and Equipment Co ............. Elford E? Son, E .................................i................... Essex Coal Co., The ...................................... Evans Printing Co ........................., Evans Es? Co., Robt. H ...................... F Fairmont Creamery ........................... Forrest Towel and Supply ............ Fort Hayes Hotel .....................,......... Furnas Ice Cream Co ......................... G Grasselli Chemical Co., The .............. Gaddis Harhison Brick Cp ............... H. Hamilton Milk Co ....,.,...................,.... HannfAdair Printing Co ........,.. Hanna Paint Mfg. Co ........... Harvard Co., The ................. Hennickls .................................... . Hill Tailoring Co ....................,.. Hiss Stamp Co., The ...............,..... . HuifmanfW0lf Co., The ..,...,...... J Johnston Paint Co., R. F ................ Jones Witter .................................................. Jones Bros. Structural Steel .............. K Karavan Coffee Co .......................... Kessler Realty Co., The ............. Koch Co., The Carl ......................... Krauss Print Shop, A. E ........... '1 49.1 492 484-485 499 490 468 .482 488 1 472 489 494 472 479 473 475 498 465 481 458 466 . ....... 495 478 462 499 458 501 477 466 491 476 500 493 478 501 463 486 464 492 491 459 458 479 481 468 469 468 493 487 459 471 460 Longs Book Store ........... ................ Loews Theatres .................................... s M Marietta Paint Er? Color Co .....,...... ........... Mask Shoppe, The .............................. McLeishfKelvinator Co. ........ . McGrath E? Sons, D. W .......... Mendel, The Tailor ................ Mendlowitz Bros. ............. . Merriam Co., G. C .............. Molloy Co., David J .............. Morgan Co., The ...................... Morgan Co., The J. J ................. Myers Co., Leo ..................................... N Neil House ............................................. New Virginia Hotel ........,............... O Oelgoetz, J. F ........................................ Ohio State Journal ......................... Ohio State Lantern ........... Orange Mill, The .............. Otterbein Press, The ........................ P Penn Transfer E? Storage Co ............ ........... Phillips Printing Co., The ............ Pickerington Creamery ............... Pitz Bros. .................................................. . R Ritter Dental Mfg. Co., Inc .... S Schelle Scenic 'Studios ..................... Schreicks Studio ...................................... ........... Shedd Mrecantile Co., E. E ............ ........... Simpson Co., Warner P ............. Southern Hotel .................................... Spohn Plumbing, W. H. Co ............. . .......... . State Barbecue ......................................... ........... State Office Supply Co., The... Sugar Bros. .......................................... . Sullivan's Studio ................................. Sackett Electric Co .......................... T TellingfBelle Vernon Co., The ................ ........... Tracy Wells Co., The ............................... ........... U UfDrivefIt Co., The ..................,..,. V VanfGundyfBeck Co. ................... . Vernor Gingerale Co ........................... ........... Victor XfRay Corporation .............. ........... W Westwater, J. M. E? W ..................... ........... White Dental Mfg. Co., S. S ........... ........... Wilke, R. .............................................. . Wilson Floor Co ............ 474 476 472 471 473 467 489 469 496 495 460 464 463 458 492 465 480 497 497 486 477 467 464 457 486 460 464 502 472 500 499 466 478 492 486 487 483 476 491 489 461 478 470 476 500 fsosj Alexander, Helen J.. 365 Bloom, A Abbott, Mildred. 287 Abernathy. Ed, 284 Abramsen, Nelson E., 235 Abrahams, Rose. 262 Abrahamson, David R.. 211 Ackerman, Cornelius C., 295 Ackley, Alma. 295 Ackley, Stanford G.. 203. 365 . Acocks, Lamar. 246 Adams, Bert. 225 Adams. Glenn, 219 Adams, Philip R.. 365 Adams. Thomas. 222 Addison. Charlotte. 256. 297 Addison, Jane I., 255 Addison. Louise, 261 Aderholt, Beatrice. 271 Adkins, Margaret L.. 365 Adrian, William H., 234. Aerni, Adolph A., 193 Aprler, Doris, 250 Ahrens. Wilfred C.. 198 Aiken. Howard. 229 Aiken, Marshall H., 196 Akins, Louise. 257 Albaugh. Donald C.. 198 Alber, Georxze H.. 365 Albaugh. Dorothy, 260 Albert, Paul W.. 365 Albrecht, Carl W., 365, Albright, Mary E., 249 Albyn. Everrett. 220 Aldrich, Herschel C.. 438, 2' 3 200 Alexander, Hugo, 201 Alexander, Isabelle. 265 Alford, Louise, 263 Alkire, Edward M., 365 Bernice A.. 290 Allen. Allen, Chester. 189 Allen, Florence. 251 Allen, Hilda. 258 Mai raret. 256 Allen. 'L Allen. Mark, 189 Allen, Roland. 286 Allen. Stanley V.. 295 Allison, Bernadinc C., 365, Allenbach, Theodore C., 230 256. 280 Allison, Brinton J.. 438, 232 Allison, Howard. 240 Almcn, Harold. 227 Almy, Emory. 227. 291. 290 Alspaugh. Donald J.. 230 Alspauxzh. Paul V.. 295 Alspauxrh, Ralph B. ,236 I Alter, Manfert, 214 Alton. James P., 224. 365 Altvater, Charles H.. 365, 240 Alway, Lenore. 251 Amos. Edward B.. 434 Artz. Henry R., 366. 204 Arwood. Ardin, 203 Aschinger, Dorothy, 251 Ashbaupzh. Paul K.. 366, 209 Ashman, V. Ward, 366, 233 Ashmead, Eusrene. 366 Ashmead. Harry. 240. 298 Asire. Ruth, 251. 366 Ater, Clement T., 236 Atkins, Roselma M.. 366 Atkinson, Everett H., 438 Atkinson, F. Wilmer, 209 Atkinson, Ralph. 366 Atkinson. Robert M., 246 Atwood. Mary, 263 Auckerman. Urick H.. 366 August. Flora M., 367 Auld, Mary Jane, 250 Ault. Marion L.. 255 Ault. Waldo. 200 Aumend, Clarence T.. 430 Austin. Chester R.. 293 Avey, Albert E.. 290 Axline. Marjorie, 269 Axthelm, Milton, 232 B Babbert, Harry E., 188 Babbs. Charles F., 289 Babcock, Mary E., 250 Bachman. Robert, 255. 434 Backlay. Bernard B.. 202 Bacon, Betty, 252 Bae1'. Jack, 191 Baethaser, Martha T., 438 Baggott, Horace, 218. 434 Bailey. E. Ray, 367, 196 Bailey. Harold, 189 Bailey. Josephine. 271 Bailey. Katharyn, 249 Bailey, Bailey. Leonard P., 229 Margaret O., 255 Bailey, Rolland. 225 Bailin, Mayer M., 215 Bailin, Morris. 215 Bair, Francis. 288 Baird. Baird, Maurice L., 239 Thelma T.. 267. 273 Baker. Belva E.. 367 ' Baker, Catherine I., 367 Baker. Donald, 227 Baker, Grace, 275 Baker. Lyman F., 367, 239 Baker, Mary E., 367, 258 Baker, Baker, Mildred. 269, 367 Richard H., 220 Baker. Webster. 288 Baker, Eleanor, 260 Bakes, Frank P., 284 Balbach, Carl L.. 367 Baldi, Temple. 232 Balder. John R.. 295 Baldwin, Charles, 195 Baldwin, Howard. 236 Ani-revine. Amrhein, Virprinia. 253 Anderson, Emma, 251 Anderson, Enid, 263 Anderson. James J.. 239 Anderson, Lawrence VE., 438. 230 Anderson. Margaret. 257 Anderson, Marie, 297 Anderson. Marion. 252 Anderson, Robert F.. 213 Anderson. Virginia. 280, 255. 251 Anderson. Vivian. 252 Andrews. Clarence E., 290 Andrews, Tanner M., 209, 365 Andrix. Ned W.. 294 Richard. 195 Baldwin. Orval. 204. 367. 232 Baldwin. Randall T.. Ball. Olen, 232 Ballard. William F.. 235 Ballare. William. 201 Balz. Oll-Za J.. 367. 272. Bambeck. Victor R.. 367 188. 298 Bandi, Harold. 222 Banzham. Charles J.. 367 Banner. Alberta E.. 368. 275 Banta, James. 195 Bantz, Dorothy. 255 Barber, Charles M.. 368 Barber. Keith H., 194 Barber. Marian. 256 Barclay. Clara. 265 Barclay. Melvin G.. 368 292 Anibal, Claud E.. 290 Ansley, Avis. 260 Appleman, Roy E., 290 Arbuckle. oJhn L.. 366 Archer, Stephen, 302 Armacost. James H.. 207 Armfield, Frank P., 366, 229 Armisted. Ivor. 194 Armitafxe, Edward. 226 Armogzida. James. 201 Barclay. Sara. 268 Barden. Roderick D.. 220 Bardo. Dorothy, 253 Barkdull. Albert W.. 195 Barker. Viriril R.. 368 Barnard, George H., 213 Barnes. Barnes Barnes Barnes. Edwin, 229 , Elinor, 263 , George. 302 William T., 368 Armou r. Eleanor. 264 Armstronpz. Ann. 250. 366 Armstromr. Robert. 229 Armstrong, Willard H., 366 Arn. Ruth E.. 366 Arnold Carl R. 220 A.-.wldl D...-othy' A.. ses Arnold. Edawrd. 237 Arnold. Emmett W.. 438 Arnold. Glenn. 200 Arnold. Henry. 284 Arnold. Herbert, 200 Arnstine. Harry, 192 Arons, Leon, 290 Arps, Georxre F.. 246 Arsham. Sanford, 215 Arthur. Bertha. 270 Barnett, Alvin, 192 Barnett, Pearl. 262 Barnhart. Dorothy. 252 Barnhart. Robert A., 368 Baron. Harold. 191 Barr, Vera, 270 Barre. Robert. 220 Barrett, J. Robert, 236 Barrett. Raymond, 291, 236 Barrinyrer. Eunice L., 258 Barrows. Thelma. 281 Barthlow. Janet. 257 Bartholomew. Myron. 232 Bartlett. Densil C.. 229 Bartlett. Donald, 212 Barth. Abraham. 210 Bax-to, Helen A.. 368 Bartram. Ann. .253 Basineer, Helen. 263 Bassett, David M., 430 Bates, Donald, 229 ' Bates. Frederick D.. 196 Bates. Virginia. 255 Battin, Ralph, 225 Baupzhman, Betty C., 368, 270 Baughman. William M.. 368 Bauldauf. Harold. 203 Bauldouf, Paul. 199 Baum. Selma H., 368. 266 Bauman. Harold A.. 239 Bauman. Morris P., 430 Baumann, Harold A., 368 Baumer. Herbert, 234 Baumoel. Martha, 266 Baxmeier. Edward C., 368 Baxter. Earl H., 230 Bayha. Helen B.. 368 Baymiller. John W.. 368. 205 Baymiller. Naomi, 271 Bayne, Orlan S.. 213 Baynes, Gerald. 189 Beach, Frank H., 220 Beale, Charles C.. 223, 438 Beale, Mary ,254 Beallo. Edward. 206 Beam. James. 227 Bear, Firman. 291. 220 Bear. Elizabeth. 261 Bea1'd. Charles E.. 190 Beard. Earl. 291, 238 Beard. Robert L.. 198 Beasly. William R.. 187 Beasley. Willis, 284 Beatley, Louise, 369 Beatty. George W., 369 Beavers, Glenn P.. 193, 369 Bechberger. Paul F.. 295 Bechtel, Alvin L.. 299 Bechtol. Lauren, 229 Beck, Clarence, 227 Beck, Peter, 199 Becker, Dorothy. 271 Becker. William G.. 226 Beckman. Theodore N., 206 Bedell. Robert J., 209 Bee. Kathleen A., 255 Beeler. Elmer L.. 196 Beer. Richard. 299, 240 Beery. Gladys, 257 Beescm. Sydney, 268 Berrland. Rob Roy. 302 Beil. Elizabeth. 264 Beilhart. Harry W., 221 Bein. Frances. 277 Beggcgrd, Richard A., 195. Bell. Elizabeth B.. 282, 434 Bell, Floyd W.. 205 Bell. Bell, Bell. Gertrude A., 255 Leota A.. 369, 275 Spurgeon. 233 Bell. William. 203 Bemiller. Eileen. 267. 369 Benbow, Elizabeth. 263. 369 Benbow. Ellen. 263 Benbow. Howard F.. 235 Bender, David Y.. 430 Bender. Martin. 204 Benedict. Ralph V.. 369 Bennet. Dale, 286 Bennett. Harvey, 236 Lawrence, 188 Bennet, Bennet, Mary. 259 Bennet. Benson. Benson. Raymond D., 264 Casper H.. 207, 221 John. 207 Bent, eGor5re. 222 BO0UlIl10l'. Clyde E.. 196 Beousrher. Earl. 218 Bere. Georsre. 189 Berpr. Marjorie. 253 Berger. Al. 206 Berger. Myer. 206 Berinstein. Blanche. 262 Berkheimer, Emmajane, 290, 826 Berkowitz. Louis. 430 Berkowitz. Miriam, 262 Berkowitz. Seymour, 191 Bermie, Donald, 241 Bernabei. Joseph N.. 434. 201 Bernard. Glenn G.. 188 Bernard, Paul, 369 Bernstine, Francis. 262 Berry, Virginia, 258 Berthold, William. 369 Bessey. Evelyn. 261 Bibler. Darrel. 232 Bibler, Loren E.. 369 Bidwell. David L.. 295. 284 Bierelow. Leslie L., 230 Bipzler, Robert H.. 369 Billman. Genevieve. 269 Binnipr. John G.. 224 Birch. Mildred. 297 Bird. Charlotte A.. 369 H041 Qpersonal gndex lllsygeallm, Cill'0lyn L., 369, Birt, Paul L.. 434 Bishop, Charles S.. 226, 221 Bishop, Lucile K., 370, 267 Bish0D..Robert. 219 Bitterman, Harold J.. 290 Bittner. Sandford. 199 Bixler. Lewis S.. 370 Black. Crayton, 291 Black. Dorothy, 258 Black, Law1'ence M.. 224 Black. Marxraret. 292, 305 Black. Marian. 260 Black, May. 268 ' Black William 227 Blackburn. Norris D.. 246 Blackburn. Robert A., 193 Blackburn. Virginia, 251 Blair. Vincent P., 370 Blake, F1-ede1'ick C.. 290 Blake. Emerson M., 230 Blake. Harry F., 370. 293 Blake William Vincent 370 alakeiy, Charlotte, 250 ' Blanchard. James R., 226 Blanchard. James B., 434 Blang. Blank, Joseph. 190 Byron, 232 Blasbura. Everett. 237. 370 Blatt. Barbara, 27 7 Blauser, Israel P., 220 Blazey, Arthur. 232. 244 Blessiml. Olin D.. 194 Blickle, Joseph. 220 Bliss. Homer. 288 Block, Morton, 206. 237 Bloom. Edgar B.. 295 Yale, 210 Bloser. Mary. 254 Blosser. Dorothy. 265 Blue. Doris. 250 Blumberir, Reba. 266 Bobb, Margaret. 250 Bock, Mary, 271 Boczek. Rose. 259 Bode. Boyd H.. 290 Bode, Mary. 254 Bodfish. Morton. 233 Boehler. Herbert H.. 199. 370 Boesel. Marion W.. 295 Boesel, Martin. 238 Boger. Clair E. . 209, 37 Boeert, Paul. 213 Bomxess. Evelyn. 253 Bomxess. Virsrinia. 253 Borrxress. William W.. 242 Bohlender, George P.. 223 Bohlender, Martha B.. 370. 207 . Boileau. Thornton. 230 Bole. George A., 189 Bolin, Florabelle. 25 2 Bolin, Virginia. 252 Bolitho. Merle T.. 207 Bollenbacher. Bernice I.. 370. 267. 286 Bollinlr. George M.. 290 Bolon. Dallas. 233 Bolsinirer, Albert J.. 370 Bolton, J. P.. 221 Boltz. Mary, 254 Bonar, Wilma A.. 370. 272. 292 Bonchek. Harry K.. 215 Bond, Franklin. 189 Bond. Jesse H.. 230 Bond, Robert K., 230 Bone. Viryrinia R., 370 Boner. Avalee R.. 371 Bonner, Catherine. 257. 371 Bonner, Eugene S.. 371. 213 Bonnet, Betty. 297. 250 Boord. Cecil. 238. 227. 291 Boss, Vivian. 281 Borchardt. Herman A.. 371 Born, Katheryn. 250 Borneman. Herman C.. 371 Bornhorst, Philip J.. 295 Borst, Harold L.. 220.238 Borton. Sam, 189 Bostwick. Jean. 251 Botka, Theresa G.. 281 Bottenhc-rn. Irwin A.. 222. Bowler, Kathryn, 371 Bowman. Carlos, 219 Bowman. Martha E.. 371. 252 Bows. Geneva. 275 Bowser. Clyde. 189 Bowser. Isla S.. 371 Boye, Erwin L., 205 Boyenton, William H.. 371. 228 Boyer. Helen M.. 371 Jay L.. 3I2, 303 Willard C.. 224 William. , 203 Boyer, Boyer, Boyer. Boynton, Joseph J., 224 Bradford. J. N.. 234 Braidech. Frank N., 242 Brailey, Ora. 269 Braitman, David, 215 Brandeberry. Edmond D., 224 Brandnw. Robert H.. 194 Brandt. Leo H.. 372 Brashear. Alton. 222 Bratten. Paul C.. 223 Brawley, Robert. 222 Brede. Jack William. 430 Breitenstein. Ncllmarie. 254 Brelsford. Everett R., 239. 372 Brennan, Mary M.. 255 Brenneman. Loyd W., 372 Brenner. Jean. 372 Bretherton. Thomas. 225 Bretnall. Etta P., 372 Brewer. Ralph R.. 194 Brice, Dorothy B.. 255 Bridges. Richard O., 242 Brim. Orville G.. 246 Brinek. Georsre J., 199 Briscoe. William A.. 202 Britt, Clarence I.. 207. 221 Brockschmidt, John H., 224 Brod. Clayton T., 220 Brodsky. Seymon, 210 Broesamle. Kenneth, 219 Broida. Sidncey, 211 Brokaw, Charles. 219 Bronsky. Amy, 255 Arlyn. 222 Brooke. Brooks. Harold P.. 213 Brooks. Harry, 200 Brooks, Louis, 237 Brooks. Marxraret. 279 Elizabeth. 259 Brophey. Brosch, Carl P., 372. 220 Brothers. Lillian, 253 Broughton. Carl L.. 196 Bro-uizhton. Gerald E., 196 Browdel'. Thomas W.. 194 Brown, Cecil B., 372 241 Brown, Clarence. Mrs., 281 Brown, Clarence M.. 226. Brown, Donald H., 242 Brown, Emily. 253 Brown, Frances, 275 Brown. Gabriel H.. 372 Brown, Harold. 219 Brown, James S.. 372, 285 Brown, Jerome M.. 211 Brown, B. John. 291 Brown. John E.. 290 Brown. Fred H., 295 Brown, Helen J.. 295 Brown. Lowell. 200 Brown. Maynard O., 438. 230 Brown. Ralph R.. 372, 246 Brown. Ray, 232 Brown, Ruth I.. 372. 255 Brown, Selma. 266 Brown, William J.. 372. 246 Brown William M. 372 Browne. Lulu P.. 373, 251 221. 288 Boucher, Dean. 222 Boukalik, William F.. 232, 438 Bowen. Alice D.. 371. 263 Bowen. Clarence C.. 220 Bowen. Marxraret. 254 Bowen. Stella. 263 Bower. Georfria. 280. 260, 371 Bowers. Ambrose, 219 Bowers. Audrey L., 438. 279 Bowers, Carey W., 198, 290 Bowers. Bowers. Bowers. Bowie, Edison. 286 Ellsworth A.. 371 Juanita. 257 Eugene E.. 193 Brownell, William H. Jr., 193 Brownfield, William, 224 Browninfz. Homer F.. 220 Brubaker, Lawrence, 220, 302 Bruce, Robert H., 290. 234 Bruder. Gustav, 299 Brumbauizh. Joseph, 230 Brumixxin. Paul, 213 Bromley. Donald. 232 Brunner, Alice, 253 Brunsen. Robert P., 375 Bruot. Russell, 189 Bryan. Anne, 258. 373, 397 Bryan. Lawrence. 284 Bryan. Ruth W.. 255 Bucci. Aladini, 201 Buchs. Harry, 197 Edward C.. 207, 221 Buck, Buckingham, Bertha H.. 290 Buckley. Willis, 222 Buerk. William E.. 209 Bullock. Carl, 302 Bullock. Ruth, 249 Bunn. Jeuin L., 438 Bunnell. Florence, 251 Deyo. Sarah J.. 274 Burd. Edward, 227, 373 Burdge , Alonzo. 239 Burdick. Ralph E., 373 Burens. Eugene B.. 194 Burk, Stephen L., 373 Burke, Burke, Burkey, Burnell, Adrian T.. 188 Frances. 199 Ruth. 264 Myron R., 202 Burnham, Louise, 287 Burns, Eleanor, 265 Burns. Lawrence, 199 Burrell, Robin. 291. 238 Bur1'is. James, 229 Burris. Kenneth, 229 Burson. Homer W.. 190 Burtt. Harold E.. 290. 284 Busey, Marybodine. 275 Busic. William H.. 229. 373 Busler, Charles, 243 Bussies. Justin. 238. 291 Bustin. Alice, 279 Butcher, Martha. 250 Butler. Ina, 264 Byers, Carl. 241 Byers, Betsy. 256 Byrd, Dorothy. 270 Byers. Elizabeth M.. 373 Byers. Robert L., 373, 202 Byrne. John F.. 295 Bywaters, James Ii.. 373 Branson. Mary B., 255 Brant, Arthur, 291 Cade. Bessie. 268 Cadwallader. Charles H.. 373. 194 Cain, Opal P.. 373. 249 Caine, Calder. Caldwe Morton. 191 John. 243 ll, Arthur O.. 373 Caldwell. Cecil A.. 256 Caldwell, Frank C., 190. 298. 290 . Caldwell. Lucy. 264 Caldwell. Robert M.. 242 Caley, Earle R., 295 Calfee, Lucile, 264 Calhoon. Clair H.. 284 Callahan. Charles C.. 203 Callahan, Edna, 259 Callahan. Josephine. 264 Callahan. Louise. 254 Callandar. Dorothy. 253 Calllman. Earl. 227 Calloway. Catherine. 257 Cameron. Albert F.. 373 Camp. Anna E.. 374, 273 Camp. John H.. 246 Camp. Wendell S.. 238 Campbell, Louise G.. 374. 267 Campbell, Marjorie, 257 Campbell, Virginia. 255 Canfield. Lois A.. 374 Caniff, Milton. 374 Canowitz. Aaron S.. 438 Cape. Hayes A.. 207 Capell. Gladys. 290 Caplan, Emanuel. 192 Caponigro. A112210 C.. 201 Ca retta John. 201 D . Cardozo. William W.. 374 Carey, Charles P.. 295 Carey. Florence I.. 374 Carey, Herbert A., 224 Carey. Milton W.. 374. 209 Carey. Rosaline, 259 Carlin Marguerite. 250. 297 Carlson, Clifford E.. 295 Carlson. Fred A.. 294 Carlton. Emily M.. 374 Carpenter. Desdemona. 275 Carpenter. Frances. 271 Carpenter, Laurence G.. 195 Carpenter. William N.. 374. 226 Carr. Edwin B.. 204 Carr, Henry F.. 188 Carr. Paul D.. 374 Carr. Van L.. 374 Carrell. James W.. 225 Carroll. Elsa J.. 374 Carruthers. John L.. 300 Catalano, Frank A., 207 Uaulkins, Mildred, 263 Cehrs. Bernard J., 219 Celli, Guido J.. 245. 201. Cerasa. Munzio. 201 Cervenka, Laddie F.. 375, 209 Chadwick, Frank C.. 292 Chadwick. Thomas C.. 295, 227. 291 Chaffee. William O., 188 Chalfant. James M.. 198 Chambers. Walter L.. 375 Chancellor, David B., 190, 303 Chandler, Chandler, Albert R., 290 Robert B.. 375 Chapman. Edward. 30 2 Chapman, Frances. 263 Chapman, Grace. 249 Chapsky, Ben, 215 Charlesworth, David L., 375, 202 Charlton. Paul H.. 230 Charlton, Robert H.. 375 Charters, Jessie L., 305 Chemerys. Yaroslav M., 375 Chenoweth. Marion O., 228 Cherry, Agnes L.. 375, 254, 282 Chessrown. James. 222 Childs, James Lowrie, 438, 232 Chism. Paul M., 246 Chittenden, Thomas, 225 Christianson. Mary. 254 Christie, William, 219 Christman, Donald E., 188 Christman. Tolbert L., 196 Chu, Cheung Y.. 295 Chu. William H.. 284 Chubb, C. St. John Jr.. 234 Churchill. Stephen, 221 Ciralsky. Milton. 214 Cisle, Lewis D., 198 Clark. Anita. 292. 261 Clark. Charles K.. 294 Clark. Katheryn, 250 Clark, John H., 375, 239 Clark. Raymond. 375 Clark, Helen. 251, 290 Clark. J. Henry, 189 Clark. Marian. 260 Clarke. Winifrede G., 375 Clarridge. Ralph E.. 375 Clary. Clifford H., 224 Clay. William F., 245 Clayton, George F.. 202, 375 Cleek. Lawrence, 222 Clement, Muree, 252 Clever, Theo, 253 Clezie, Leonard B.. 198 Clifton. John L., 232 Climo. Samuel. 438, 237 Clisby. Charles E., 375. Clous. Raymond E., 231 Clouse, Edna. 258 Clouse, Isabel. 258 Clousing. Josephine. 253 Clucas. Charles S., 295 Clum, Juliana, 270 Cochran. Clyde B., 376 Coshran, Hugh W.. 196 Coshran. Marjorie C.. 376 Cochrell, Leroy J.. 213 Cockins. Edith, 250 Coffee, Joel S., 220 Coffinberry, Lois. 264 Bernard I.. 376 205 Cohen. Cohen, Harold. 210 Cohen. Helen L.. 262 Cohen, Jack. 376. 21 4 Cohen, Maxine H., 376. 262 Cohen, Samuel. 288 Cohen, Solomon P., 215 Cohen, Tressa, 262 Cohn. Saul, 376 Colburn. Arthur G.. 234 Cole. Arthur Charles. 376. 301 Cole, Fred. 302 Cole, Jeffries G. . 430. 207 Cole, John. 240 Cole John Ho 290 . yi - Cole, Walter C.. 198 Coleman, Ervin, 220 Coleman. Irwin C.. 294 Coleman. John A., 376. 229 Colgan, Virginia. 250 Collicott. Martha. 249 Collingwood, Bradley Y., Carson. James H.. 221 Carter. Alice. 275 Carter, Bruce H.. 374. 200 Carter, Herman. 200 Carter, Rosa L.. 374 Cartwright, Virginia. 280. 251 Cary. Edna Belle, 252 Cary, Opal. 252 Case, John. 204 Caseo, Esther. 273 Cassady. Louis P.. 245 Cassiday. Edward J.. 245 Cassidy. Jean. 256. 375 Casterton. Harold. 233 Castleman. Frank R.. 230 Casto. Glenn. 219 Castor, Gordon. 229 376, 197 Collins, J. Stewart, 376 Collins. Leslie. 241 Collins. Martha. 287 Comstock, Kathryn V.. 376 Conaway. Germond. 246 Conaway. Rollin, 291. 238 Condon, Margaret J., 255 Confeldt. Irwin, 215 Conlon. Frank B.. 376. 199. 298 Conn. Marion, 227 Connell. Ruth C.. 255 Connor. Kathleen. 258 Connors. Francis H.. 195 Conover, Howard, 199 Conrad, Jesse E.. 235 Conrad, Sarira, 268 Conway, Mary, 275 Cook. ,Charles A.. 240 Cook, Frank, 223 Cook, Kenneth W.. 213 Cook, Lillian. 249 Cook, Marion J.. 376. 196 Cook. Mary, 251 Cook. Paul L., 224 Cook, Richard, 302 Cook. Stephen B., 244. 202 Coons. J. J., 221 Cooper. Edythe, 262 Corbett. Cletus J., 188 Corcoran, Joseph. 236 Corey, Gertrude E., 377, 270 Corley. John, 212 Cormack, .loseph. 231, 289 Corne, Molly, 377. 297 Cornwall. Earl, 204 Corwin. Raymond K., 234 Cory, Lincoln T.. 377 Cosgrove, Louis C., 221 Costello, Michael. 201 Cotner. Dorothy E.. 377 Cottrell. Harvey. 222. 288 Cottrell, Lois E., 377. 280, 255 Couchman. Lloyd C.. 230 Vowdrey. Howard C.. 205 Cowles. Clarence. 377. 195 Cox. Helen. 265 Cox, Joseph E.. 377, 224 Crabill, Ruth. 250 Craig, Ernest R.. 188 Craig. Floyd W., 223 Cramer. Chester O.. 221 Cramer. Clarence H.. 290, 301 Cramer. Harold. 226 Cramer, Ralph, 227 Cramer, Willis T.. 377, 226 Crance, Thomas E., 231 Crane, Evan V., 290 Crater. Elizabeth. 260 Craver, Thomas W.. 377. 229 Crawford. Arthur B., 295 Crawford, Frank, 225 Crawford. J. Kenneth, 377, 233. 285 Crawford, Marion M., 377 Creamer. Myers. 223 Crawford. Robert J., 377 Creager, Jane, 377. 260 Crecelius, Helen, 249 Crier, Robert, 218 Crist. Jerry O.. 230 Crivel, Ramona, 377, 263 Cronin. Cecile, 259 Cronin, Lester A., 224, 378 Crooks. R. Kent. 378 Cross, James. 227 Crossin, Edward V.. 188 Crossley. Robert H.. 212 Crothaus, Walter, 288 Crow, Harold K.. 222 Crowe. Kathryn E.. 378 Crowner. Lucile D., 274 Croy. Otto C.. 224 Cruit. Harriet L.. 378 Crump, Helen, 264 Crunkilton, Virgil L.. 196 Cryder, Dorothy, 253 Cukerbaum, Alfred R., 378. 191 Culp, Mariam. 249 Cumberland. Marion. 252 Cummings, Arthur G.. 195 Cummings. Walter J., 378 Cummins, Raymond L., 430. 222 Cummins, Stuart V.. 212 Cunningham. Harlan. 240 Cunningham. Jean, 378. 267 Cunningham. Virginia. 267 Cupp, Edythe I.. 378 Curl. Donna. 269 Curl. Lawrence. 213 Curran, Katherine, 251 Curry. Harold E.. 239 Curtis, Isaac. 232 Curtis. William A.. 194 Currier. Elizabeth. 255 Cushman. Elsie. 270 Cutler. Grace. 271 Czolgos. Edmund P.. 208 D Dager, Probert W.. 378 Dailey, Raymond, 225 Dale, Louise. 258, 378 Dally. Sybil, 251 Dalton. Glen. 286 Damuth. Jason, 222 Dane. John A., 190 Danforth. Arno Z.. 378. Daniel. Lillian R.. 378 Dankworth. David. 218 Daring. LaVerne. 287 229 Lsosj Darnell, Charles R., 218. 378 Darrah. Laura M.. 378. 268 Daugherty, Kathryn, 253 Daughtrey. Franklin D.. 379 Daughtrey, Mary H.. 379 Daum. Conrad. 213 Daverio. George W.. 379. 285 Davidson, Robert R.. 379 Davie, Charles L.. 379 Davies, M. C., 235 Davis, Carlos. 267 Davis. Clarence, 302 Davis, Dorothy E.. 379, 254 Davis, Edna E., 301 Davis. Frances S., 205, 240 Davis. Gertrude, 273 Davis. Glenn A., 194 Davis. Hubert O.. 224 Davis. Jeannette. 252 Kenneth, 189. 219 Marfaret 297 Davis. Davis, 3, , Davis. Mary J., 379 Davis. Mel, 302 Davis. Ralph, 233 Trevor I.. 246 Davis. Davisson. Julia, 251 Daw, Stanford S.. 230 Dawson. Charlotte L., 379 Dawson. Clyde W.. 223, 439 Dawson, Ruth. 258 Diehl. Robert. 240 Day. Jesse. 227, 238. 291 Dean. Louise, 256 Dean. Ralph, 204 Dearing, Albert, 190 DeBruin. Betty, 249, 379 Deck. Elah M., 238 Decker, Donald R., 209 Deeds, D. Dalton. 223 Deeds. Richard W., 430. 222 Deeg, Alice, 251 Deerhake, Homer G., 439 DeHays. Leslie A., 198 Dehiner. Anna. 259 Deihl. Roberta. 252 Deishly. Dorothy. 258 Deitz. Emanuel. 214. 301 DeJoy, Nicholas. 201 Deladonne, Joseph, 207 Delaplane. John P.. 379 Delesse, August. 201 DeLong. Dwight M.. 196. 224. 238 Delong. Wayne H.. 379 Delzell, Isadora E.. 255 DeMar. George E.. 434 DeMarco. Anthony. 201 Demorest, Dana, 227. 291 Demorest, John A.. 202 Dempsey, Joseph T.. 199 Denbrock, Virginia, 251 Denman. Virginia, 254 Esther. 379, 263 Arthur F.. 205 Dennis, Denny. Denton, Alice Margaret, 251 Denton, Florence, 282 William H.. 379 Denton. Francis, 203 Deter. Detriek. Dorothy. 264 Detriek. Stanley. 291 Dettling, Frank, 219 Dcvaney, Mary E.. 380 Devitt. Homer, 190 De Vitt. Pauline. 270 Evelyn. 273 M. Margaret. 380 Devore. Devore. Dewald. Edward J.. 208 Dewald. Erna. 264 Dewald, Ernest L., 195 DeWees, Katharyn M., 380 Diamond. Edna Belle. 287 Diamond. Rose E.. 380. 266 DiCaesar, Frederic, 201 Dice. Charles A.. 194. 233 Dick. Evelyn, 267 Dick, George, 302 Dickey, R. Dwight. 380 Dickman. Milford N., 209 Diehl. Clifford E.. 380 Dierdoff, Beecher H.. 219 Diffendal. Robert L.. 228 Di Gregory, Helen. 380 Diley. Lovine J.. 380 Dilley, Herbert A.. 380 Dillon. Dorothy, 251 Dillon, Elizabeth. 250 Dillon. Margie. 256 Dillon. M. Elizabeth, 380 Diltz. Eleanor, 253 DiNardo. Charles. 201 Dinkel. Ruth. 272 Dinsmore, Clarence W.. Dirion. Josephine. 279 Di Salvo. James. 245 Dix, Ralph G., 234 Dixon, Myrtle. 272 Dobrln. Joseph S., 206 Dodd, Mary M., 297 Dodd, Matthew C.. 188 Dodd. Verne. 230 Dodge. Louise. 380. 267 Doelker. Ruth. 261 Doerr. Catherine. 256 202 Dolbear. Lloyd D.. 209 Dvlby. Ruth S.. 439 Dombey. Alex S.. 231. 434 Dominick. Carl, 241 Donaldson, Elvin, 236, 299 Donaldson. Maynard, 233 Dofaalldson, Theodore, 230. Wayne. 195 Donaldson. DOIIIGY. Frederick W., 195 Donnel. Cloyee V.. 196, 380 Donnelly. Alice, 267, 292 Donohoe. H. L., 221 Doresy, Katherine, 259 Dorfeld. Herbert A., 194 D01'ff- Joseph A.. 209. 381 Dornbirer. B. Willia. 228 Dowds, Lowell, 200 Dowler. John F., 220 Downing. William E.. 289 Downs. M. Esther, 255, 380 292 Doughty. Mary D.. 381 Dounes. Randolph C., 301 Dovel. Howard C., 380 Doyle. Frederick. 230 Drabek, Frank .I.. 207 Drake. Harold M.. 220, 381 Drake. John F., 188 Drake. Robert J., 195. 232 Dray, Corwyn, 381 Drebert. John E.. 205 Dressell. Marjorie. 251 Driscoll. James A.. 199 Drum. Genevieve, 271 Dube. Paul H.. 195 Dudley. Cecil O.. 381 Duhamel, Howard G.. 381 Dum. Frances. 249 Dum. Lucile M.. 381. 249 Dum. Marjorie. 249 Dumbauld, Jack. 240 Duncombe. Charles G.. 295 Dunham. Winston. 238 Dunkle. John F.. 188 Dunn. Donald L.. 199 Durbin, Eustacius A.. 199, 434 Durfey. John, 218 Durimr. John R., 209 Durkee. Morris P.. 224 Durr. Earl, 236 Durr. Ruth. 272 Durschlag. Sidney. 237 Dusenberry, Isabel. 267 Duysh. Martha. 272, 381, 29 Dush, Ralph. 239 Dustheimer, Sarah. 250 Durval. Winifred, 274 Dworkin. Harry. 302 Dye, Claire A.. 226 Dye. George A.. 235 Dyer. Lyanna. 264 Dyer. Maxine. 249 E Eaffy. Sanford. 192 Eagle. Helen. 252 Earhart. Adelaide. 257 Eaton. Frances E.. 381. 272 Eaton. Fred. 189 Eberhard, Charles 246 W., 381. Eberhard. Dale R.. 381 Eberst. June, 267 Ebner. Naomi R., Eckle. Louis. 241 Eckelberry, George, 233 Eckleberry. Roscoe H., 246 Eckstrom, Mary. 267 Edam. George J.. 202 Edelen. Dolly, 381. 249 Edelman. Samuel D.. 232 Edelson, Alfrede F., 381. 26 Edgar. Kenneth K.. 381 Edgerton. Harold, 284 Edgerton, Mary, 250 Edison, Austin. 238. 291 Edmonston. Jack. 188 Edwards. Arthur. 430 Edwards. Asa L.. 430. 219 Edwards. Charles D., 230 Edwards. Helen, 269. 251 Efrat. Irving J., 206 Egelhoff, Wilmer, 203 Eggleston, Myron. 227 Ehrenwald. Rosella, 266 Eicher, Elmer. 200 Eichhorn. Eleanor J.. 255 Eikenberry. George W.. 193 382 262 George, 190 oJe. 210 Eisenhart. Higley, 285 Eisenhart, Maribel, 263 Martin. 233 Eiselstein. Eisenberg. Elberfeld. Elden. Wallace S.. 290 Elder, John W., 382 Eldred. Mary W.. 382. 249 Ellinger, H. Clay. 209 Elliott. Frances M.. 282 Elliot. Fred E.. 382 Elliott. Helen. 267 2 6 Gorsuch, Elliott, Howard E., 382 Ellis, Allen. 439 Ellis, Charles F., 382 Ellis. Clarence R., 235 Ellis, Edith. 260 Elslager, Thomas, 227 Ely. Mabel R.. 256 Ely, Walter J., 204, 302 Embrey, Nelson. 222 Emig. George E., 188 Emmert, Betty, 256, 268 Emrich, Emerson W., 382, 296. 300 Engelhard, Kath1'yn, 382 Engleman, Jack S., 215 English. Donald W.. 221 Ensign, Hallie J.. 198, 382 Ephrath. Mabel. 382, 267 Epstein. Melvin, 191 Epstein, William, 215 Erf. Lowell A., 230 Erf, Oscar, 220, 224 Erlen. Alexander W., 301 Ersig. Harold D.. 430 Erskine. Samuel B., 434 Ervin. Jean. 250 Ervin, Sarah L.. 250 Erwin. Margretta E., 290 Erwin. William H.. 198 ESDY. Paul M., 382 Essex, Albert H., 294 Essex, Danese. 281 Essex, Ora N., 295 Evans Blakemore, 290 Evans, Carlyle. 195 Evans, Dorothy V.. 382, 265 Evans. Hugh H., 382 Evans, Jack, 218 Evans Mary, 251 Evans, Ruth, 290 Evans, 291 William, 227, 238, Fra Greenber Everett, Fred W., 231, 434 Everett. Howard A.. 383 Everhart. Merrill, 232 Everhart, Robert, 212, 383, 243 Everitt, Albert F.. 298 Evcritt. William L., 295 Everly. Ralph, 232 Eversman. Carl A.. 383, 189 Everson. Clyde L., 383, 229 Ewalt, H. Ward. 383, 235 Evers. Eulalie. 264 Ewinlr. Mary L., 383. 249 Ewing. Rebecca E.. 383, 357 Ey, John A., 199 Eyerman. Royce F.. 226 Eyestone. R. Allen. 439, 221 Eiggigzn, Don H.. 194, 383, Eyster, Denton D.. 196 F Fair. Marvin L.. 195 Fair. Robert J.. 383 Fagley. Geraldine. 269 Falconer, John I., 220 Falknol Thomas 22 ' '. .. 7 Fuller, William J.. 383, 199 Fallon. Thomas A.. 199 Falter. Arthur. 240 Fancher. Paul. 232 Fankhauser, Frances E., Fantle, Marion, 268 Farkas. Arthur, 191 Farling. Harold L., 246 Farnsworth. Helen. 287 Farrar. Harriet E.. 274. 383 Farrer. Frederick E.. 245 Fassinz. Lois R.. 383. 250 Faukenstein. Dorothy, 256 Faulhabcr. Kenneth F., 196, 246 Faunce, James, 200 Favish. Maurice. 214 Fawcett. Richard S., 202 Fazckas, Jesse J.. 188 Fegan. John N., 198 Feiman. Ellis. 192 Feinman. Samuel. 214 Feistkorn, Karl H.. 245 383 Furniss. Emily. 254 Felbinger. Norman, 195 Feldman. Jerome. 206 Fellman. Joseph. 215 Fellows. Frank H., 384 Fellows, Harold M., 384 Fellows. Rose, 257 Fels. Florine G.. 384 Felton, Dwight W., 208 Fcnneman, Irwin. 302 Fenton. William Kent, 434 Fenton, Ely, 240 Fenton, John G., 384 Ferguson, Mary K.. 274. 258 Ferguson. Wilbur R.. 202 Ferree, Virginia, 250 Ferrell. Walter, 229 Ferris, John P.. 384 Fetseh. Rosemary. 263 Fetzer. George W.. 245 Feustel, William. 199 Fick. Lawrence. 204 ' Fiedler, William, 240 Fiekert. Ruby. 272 Field. Wooster B., 190 Fields, Gentry E., 242 Fields, Paul E.. 284 Fierst. Ruth. 273 Finckel, Richard. 220 Findclstein, Ralph, 384 Finley. Albert, 302 Finley, Josephine, 263 Finn. Sidney, 214 Finnical. Helen M.. 384. 267 Firmin. Rochard. 223 Firth. Carol, 262 Firth, Robert H.. 234 Fisch, Lawrence. 191 Fisehel, Victor, 214 Fischer, Marie, 259 Fish, Law1'ence K., 207 Fisher. Irma. 272, 384 Fisher, Max M., 211 Fisher, Samuel, 430, 214 Fisher, John, 220, 233 Fitch, Richard K., 196 Fites, Donald W., 384. 293 Flaeh, William H.. 384 Flack. Carl T.. 294 Flagel, Louis M.. 206 Flaig, Louise, 256. 384 Flannery, Winifred. 384 Fleming, Burritt G., 244 Fleming. John A.. 239 Fleming, John R., 228 Fleming, Martha, 272 Flesher. Maxwell, 225 Fletcher, Fred, 238 Flick, Wayne. 189 Flickinger. Charles F., Flock. Samuel E.. 439. Floyd, Paul M., 430 Fogarty, Chester C.. 213 Folden, Ethel L.. 384 Folsom, Lucy, 272 Foot. George F., 194 Forbes, Malcolm, 219 Forbes, Theodore W.. 284 Ford. Charles, 284 Ford. Vivian. 258 Fort. John D.. 202 Fosnaugh, Catherine. 263 Foster, Lois. 256 Foster. Mary E.. 250 Foulk, Charles. 238. 291 Fouse. Eugene K.. 205 Fowble, Mary E., 385 Fowler, Floyd G.. 218 Fowler. James D.. 234 Byron L.. 290 Francis, 264, 385 246 223 Fox. Fox, Fox, Leonard R.. 206 Fox, Robert K.. 385 Foy. Margaret. 271 e Gertrude 254 ' m. . France, Wesley. 238, 227, 291 Francis, William E., 202 Francis. Carl A.. 202 Franjac. Marion J.. 439, 221 Frank, Florence, 266 Frankhauser, Dorothy A., 383 Franklin, Waldron, 222 Franklin, William S.. 298 Frazer. John L.. 245. 439 Fred, Myra, 267 Frederick, Mary G.. 385 Frederick, Vernon. 385, 226 Fredericks. Lenorc, 251 Frcdericks, Robert C.. 207 Freedman. Arthur. 214 Freid. Virginia. 385 Frcidenberg. Mildred L.. 385 Freidlob, Edward. 191 Freidman. Jerome. 192 Freifield. Samuel. 214 Freimoth, Amedeus J., 385 French, Donald. 240 French. Mary E.. 385 ' French. Thomas E., 290 Freshwater, Harold C., 212 Freun. Mary L., 262 Frickman, Chester. 219 Fried. Virginia. 266 Friedman. Andrew. 199 Friedman, Joseph. 215, 385 Friedman, Harold, 237 Fritter, Eldon C., 189 Frost, Albert D., 230 G Gaal. Mary M., 268 Gaeb. Marcella, 271 Gaffga. Arthur R.. 385. 246 Gahm. Otis. 238 Gale. Mary S.. 386, 271 Galehouse. Donald C., 208 Gagegouse. Florence I.. 386. 7. Gallen, John J., 199 Gallen, Margaret, 258 Gallogly, Dennis L., 386 Gallogly, Ralph F.. 386 Galloway, Walter A.. 190 Gallucci. Elsie, 281 Galvin. Glennon G.. 188 Gans, Alfred, 19 1 Gant. James Q.. 386. 245 Garber, George, 206 Gardner. Edward, 215 Gardner. N. Helene. 286, 257. 280 Gurling, Emerson W.. 207 Garman. Edwin V.. 228 Garner, Richard, 194 Garnett. Richard. 225 Garrglhart, Warren C., 431, 21 Garrington, Frederick D., 198 Garster, R. L., 221 Garver. Curtis, 189 Garver. Lester W.. 220, 386 Garwick, Clifford E., 290, 301 Garwick, John P.. 234 Gaskill, Harold. 284 Gassman, Evelyn M.. 386 Gates, Newell L.. 196 Gatrell, Robert M.. 386 Gauch, Raymond, 233 Gauggle, Wanda, 256 Gaunder, Wilbur F., 386, 300 Gaw, Esther. 290 Gaw, Carl W.. 220 Gay, Hayward. 303 Gayer, Bernard F., 386, 240 Gaylcr. Bernard. 293 Gease, Agnes L.. 386 Goddess, Ray. 291 Geeslinlg, Helen. 273 Geh.-inn, Justine c., sss, 265 Geissman. Milton B., 205 Geissman. Robert G.. 205 Geist, Mary L., 386. 259 Gent. Robert R.. 388 Genther. Eunice, 264 George, Alice K., 387, 256 Georges. William S.. 193 Geos. Raymond M., 242 Gerber, William B., 431, 219 Gerlingcr, Lawton C.. 221 German, Arthur H.. 387 Goldstein Goldstein , Joseph R., 206 , Leon, 211 Goldstein, Lorene. 266 Goldstein, Samuel, 439 Goldstein, Sidney, 191 Goll, Frances, 250 Gollan. John A.. 213 Goman. Earl W., 196 Good. Howard R.. 208 Goodard, William. 207 Goodhew, Walter S., 434 Goodman. M. L.. 237 Goodman, Sara M., 388, 268 Goodrich, Stanley, 200 Goorley, Gordon. John T., 226 Andrew W.. 220 Gordon, Elijah H., 230 Gordon, Jennie, 287 Gordon. Mary E., 253 Gordon. Richard, 218, 435, 290 Gordon, Robert B., 238, 295 Gordon, S. Clyde, 220 Gorrell, Sara. 287 Gorski, Sarah F., 388 Arthur G., 388, 299 Gutches. Ruth, 260 Guthrie. John D.. 238. 295. 291 H Haas. John, 236, 212, 389 Haas. Norman F., 239 Hackcnberg. John H., 295 Hackett. Clarence. 195 Hackett. Glenn N., 203 Hagerty, James A.. 199. 188. 236. 290 Hagy, William H., 208 Haigh, Dorothy, 264 Haigler, Gilfert, 229 Frank. 302 George. 226 Harriet, 275 Charles G.. 229. 389 Clarence E.. 239 Cleona M., 389 Earl, 389, 228 Eleanor. 249. 297 Hale, Hale. Hale. Hall. Hall. Hall. Hall. Gory. Thoas, 188 Goss, Clare Louise, 260 Gosser. Lamonte, 199 Gotter. Anna M.. 383 Gottlieb. Milton, 237 Gould, William S., 234 Gourley, Wallace S., 231. 435 Govendo, Jack J., 215 Graber, Mary Ann, 279 Graber, Raymond, 241 Grable, Virginia, 270 Grace, Richard W., 203 Graf. Ruth, 258, 287 Graff, Edward E., 388 Gragham, William C.. 222. 2 Grandstaff, James U., 239 Granducci, Oeveste, 303 Grannis. Lenorc, 263 Grapperhaus, Frederick R., 207, 388 Grau, Mary M.. 388 Grau, Mildred. 272 Grave, Julie, 259 Graves, William L., 228, Gravis. John B.. 230 Hall. Hall. Hall. Hall. Halperin. Halstead. Frank R.. 208 Mary E.. 249 Robert L.. 389. 244 Suzanne. 389 Clare Mae. 251 Hamill, William S.. 389 Hamilton Hamilotn Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Hamm. La , Alfred S.. 226 , Clifford N.. 198 , Edwin A.. 230 , Howard. 225 . Martha. 254 , Mary, 259 , Morton H.. 224 . Robert. 227 , Theodore E.. 290 Vaun. 272 290 Gray, Gray, Gray, Gray, Gray Sa Green, Green. B Green. Green. Lewis. 190 Lyle. 229 Pearle. 265 Raymond E., 220 rah 265 282 G.-ayl winificd A., 435, Anna M., 301 yron Roe. 234 Margaret, 297 William N., 388 Greenbank, George B., g, D. S., 237 230 Hammel. James, 232 Hammell, Kemper M., 389 Hammond. Mathew. 233 Hampton, Mildred, 274 Hancock, William B.. 202 Handel, Paul. 238 Hanger, Wallace E., 224 Hankins, John. 207 Hankinson, Dorrenec O., 439, 230 Hanna, Rex. 218 Hannah, Helen. 251 Hansel. Robert. 232 Hansen, Albert. 302 Hansley, Virgil L., 295 Hanson. Benjamin, 227 Hardacre. Riley. 219 Hardin. Janet, 269 Hare, John S.. 301 Hargraves. Malcolm, 232 Harman. John W.. 389 Harmeyer, Claire. 287 Germand. Guy G.. 387 Germano. Guido G.. 197 Gerstcnfcld, David. 214 Gcrtner. Abe, 387. 301 Getzloe, Lester C.. 228 Gibson, Chandler A., 198 Gibson, Edith, 269 Gibson, Elaine. 263 Gibson. Elizabeth. 250 Gibson, Merritt M.. 439 Gibson, Stanley R.. 387 Gibson, William R.. 221 Gilchrist. Fred. 240 Gilgen. Sarah L.. 255 Gill. Joseph W., 300 Gill. Virginia, 249 Gilleland. John R.. 387, 235 Giller, Doris. 260 Gillis, Robert T., 221 Gilman. Gilmore. Rhoda. Gilsdorf. Albert. Gilsdorf. Walter. Lucille L.. 387. 264 267 199 199 Greenberg, S. L., 237 Greenburg. Samuel, 191 Greene. Betty, 263 Greene. Harry J., 431 Greeneltch. Delma E., 388, 230 Greenich. Feredieh. 227 Greenwalt. Kenneth E., 230, 439 Greenwood, Hannah R.. 388, 262 Greer. Charlotte. 269 Greer. Harvey Gilbert. 388 Gregg. John, 218 Greilich, Louis. 241 Greis. John J.. 188 Gretser, George R., 193 Griffin. William R., 223, 439 GriR'ith, Edward A., 388 Griggs, E. Donald, 194 Griggs, Julia, 280 Grimm. Harold J.. 290. 301 Grobstein. Charles, 206 Harmon, Ralph G., 208 Harmon. John H.. 213 Harned, Ralph W.. 295 Harness. Virginia A., 258 Harper, Neal, 288 Harper, Ruth. 264 Harper, Wanda, 261 Harrigan, Joseph E.. 188 Harrington, Louise, 267 Harrington, Robert, 200 Harris. Clarence S.. 208 Harris, Edward, 200 Harris, Harold. 191 Harris. Harriett. 252 Harris. Jane. 249 Harris. Lillian. 256 Harris. Silas A.. 289 Harrison. Elizabeth, 250 Harrison. Virginia. 290 Harron. Pamela. 252 Hart. Harry L., 226 Hart. Marian. 280 Hart, Theodore. 189 Frost, Jonathan T.. 239. 385 Fry, Edgar. 232 Fry, Harlin J., 208 Frye, Alvin H., 212 Frye. Charles J.. 385 Fuchs. Irene. 282 Fuchs, Norbert E.. 212 Fueglein, Joseph B.. 199 Fullen, John B., 228 Fuller. Kathryn E., 258 Fulmer, Ellen. 260 Fulton. H. F.. 221 Fundaberg, Florabell. 269 Funkhouser, James. 291 Furgason, John C.. 299. 385 Furniss, Frank, 220 Furniss. Henrietta, 254 Gingrich, Paul. 225 Ginsburg. Harold M.. 214 Gist, Eloise E.. 387 Glander, Charles E.. 218 Glander, Emory. 286 Glaser, Robert, 302 Glass, George, 240 Glass. Lee D.. 224 Glasser. Robert. 188 Gleason, Clyde W., 295 Glenn, Delmar M.. 239 Glick, Laurence, 191 Glick, Wendell A.. 387 Glynn. G. Cress. 194 Goad, Sidney E.. 205. 387. 243 Gockenbach, Dorothy. 254 Goddard. Henry. 290. 284 Goddard. John B., 387, 298 Godfrey, Ruth L.. 387, 292 Goeler, George, 288 Goettemller. Bernard. 197 Goettmeller, Charles. 197 Gold, Rosalyn. 387, 277 Goldberg, Ben, 214 Grogan, Francis R., 230 Grogan, Michael C., 388 Groome. Cherry A., 197 Groppe, Albert K., 197 Groppe, Carl W.. 197 Gross. Abraham. 215 Gross. Gross. Frances. 251 Herman E., 210 Gross. Joseph, 389 Hart. Vivian, 251 Hartford. James H., 208 Hartley, C. Carlton, 202, Hartman. John, 218. 435 Hartman. Marcella. 263 Harvey. Francis K., 209 Hartzell. Leslie S.. 389 Hassel, Ransom A., 199 Hassey. Bertha Mae. 252 228 Goldberg, Harry, 214 Goldman. Beryl L., 387, 191 Goldman. Goldye, 262 Goldstein. Annette. 267 fsoq Grossman. Adolph, 192 Grossman, James D., 295 Groth. Robert. 189 Grove. Kenneth E.. 198 Grove. Leon K.. 205 Groves. Kermit. 291 Groves. Paul C., 223 Growden, Clarence H., 284 Growdon, Leonard R., 389 Grub. Allison. 258 Grubbs, Robert C., 245 Grubbs, William J., 202 Gruner, Orla. 222 Guenther. Lloyd, 218 Gugle. Elizabeth, 249 Gugle, Frederick B.. 389 Gulliksen. Harold. 284 Gundlach. Howard F., 193, 302 Gurevitz. Martha. 282 Haswell. John T.. 198 Hatcher, Elizabeth. 249 Hatcher Harlan H.. 290 Havens.'George R.. 290 Hatfield Solomon. 230 Hathaway. John D.. 230 Hatton. Isabel. 249 Hauck. Fred G.. 389 Hauck, Mary, 249 Haun, Bernice B., 390 Haupert. Era M.. 390 Hawkins.Virginia. 251 Hawver. Kenneth G.. 232 Hay. Don L.. 236 Hayes. A . Jeanette. 255 Hayes, Gordon R.. 290 Hayes, Walter. 189 Haynes, Donald W., 202 Hays. Ward. 229 Hazard. Frank, 302 Hofstetter, Orran. 229 Headley, Herschel K., 193 Heaton, Anna L.. 390. 261 Hebble, Clyde, 288, 219 Hepple, Joseph M., 223 Hebble, Sarah, 256 Heck, Edward S., 390 Heck, Grace, 282 Heckert, Frank, 232 Heckert, Winifred W., 295 Heckman. Dayton E., 196 Hedges, Elizabeth, 254 Heenan, Ruth, 253 Heenan. Sarita, 287 Hcgfgeldnger, Eula Amanda, ' o Heffner, Ruth, 271 Heichel, Robert M., 234, 390 Heimberger, Fred W., 290 Heinier, Alma C., 265 Heinlen, Calvin, 189 Heinzelman, George J., 390, 212 Heizer. Emory W., 228, 207 Held, Felix, 233 Helgerson. Floyd G., 203 Heller. Edna M.. 390 Hellen. Glenn H., 221 Helmrich. Frank H.. 220 Helms. Robert W., 245 Helper. Morton. 192 Helser, Elwood. 230 Hemmelskamp, Virgil H., 390, 246 Henderson A. Lee. 284, 295, 200 Henderson Frederick, 227, 308 Henderson George E., 224. 390 Henderson, Harold, 203 Henderson, James, 303 Henderson, Leroy, 299 Henderson. Lorraine, 263 Henderson, Lucille J.. 390, 261 Henderson, Robert R., 299 Henderson. Ruth, 256 Henderson. William. 291, Hitz, Russell O., 224 Hively, Murray W., 392. 298 Hoablein. Mary Jane, 259 Hoag, Ellis D., 195 Hoagland, Henry, 233 Hoarse, William E., 209, 392 Hobbs, W. R., 229 Hobstetter, Evelyn M., 392 Hockett, Homer C., 290, 196. 301 Hockett, Robert, 291, 290, 196 Hockett. Virginia. 301 Hodgman, Arthur W., 245 Hodson, Martha, 290, 392 Hoeffel, Martin E.. 199 Hoelscher, Julius L., 197, 392 Hoffman, Edwin, 241 Hoffman, Oliver, 246 Hofstetter, Gerald W.. 392. 300 Hoge, Joel W., 199 Hogue, Lois, 258 Holan, Joseph R., 20 7 Holbrook, Edward B.. 204 Holkko, Pearl A.. 268 Holliday, Lawrence L., 239 Holliday, Michael, 243 Hollingsworth, Marion, 291, 238 Hollister. Virginia, 273 Holman. Kenneth B., 196 Holmes. Beatrice. 267 Holmes, George N.. 224 Holstein, Mary Lou, 252 Holtzman, Frances, 287, 253 Homan, Robert, 232 Homberger, Robert, 213 Hooper, Dorothy,250 Hooper. Osman C., 290. Hootman, Howard, 220 Hoover. Merwin L.. 198 Hope, Henry, 302 Hopkins, Esther, 27 Hopkins, Robert, 189 Horn, Robert, 293. 193 Horst, Clara. 252 228 Hutchinson, Herbert H.. 393 Hutchinson, Nova, 253 Hutchison, Honor F.. 244 Hutto. Ellyn, 257 Huysman, Dorothy,256 Hyde, Donald F.. 393. 290, 303. 263 Hyman, Harriet. 267 Hyman. Helen, 262 Hyre, Russell A., 196 A I Ide, Edith, 270 ' Ihle, Lawrence M., 245 Imhoff, George B., 223 Imin, Dorothy, 259 Ingmire. Bernard E., 230 Ingmire. Joseph, 230 Innis. Robert C., 226 lnnoeenzi, Armand, 197 Inscho, Dorothy, 260 Inskeep, Isabel M., 393 Insley, Walter C., 21 Iotzoff, Harold. 237 Irish, Virginia W.. 393 Irons, James C., 194 Irwin, Orvis C., 295, 284 Irwin, Ruth L., 255 Isaly, Robert C., 394 Isenbcrg, Betram, 206 Ittner, Clarence C., 394, J , Calvin, 232 Jackson, Clarence, 236 Grace F., 394 203 Jackson .Iackson, Jackson, Nadyne, 253 Max, 191 Jacobs, Jacobs, Thelma H., 394, 269 Jacobson, Bertha. 266 Jacobson, Dorothy, 266 Jacobson, Harry, 302 Jacobson, Helen P.. 394, 280 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones. Jones, Jones. Jesse E., 295 Joseph. 213 Lawrence, 222 Learny F., 895, 241 Lynden C.. 395 Margaret, 260. 290 Jones, Marian V., 395. 269 Jones. Milton. 232 Jones. Olive, 250 Jones, Paul. 233 Jones, Wilbur. 189 Jordan, Grace, 279 Jordan, Harold, 190 Jordan, Howard, 190 Jordan, John G.. 242, 240 Jordan. Mary, 254 Jordan William B., 190 395 Josephf Richard, 191 ' Joseph on Bertha E 301 s , .. Josephson, Melvin C.. 234 Joyce. Jubin, William F., 188 John, 219 Judd. Margaret, 267. 395 Justice, Kilbourne, Betty, 250 Kigeyr. Hester L., 397, 255, . , 7 Kilpatrick, Harold, 219 Kimball, William C., 213 Kimmel, A. H., 221 Kimmel. Roy E., 397 Kindinger. Earl F., 203 King. Edith, 256 King. Helen, 253 King, Horace F., 397 King. Howard D.. 397 King, Lawrence B., 207 Kmxr. Paul E., 213 King. Richard, 220 King Kingc William R., 234, 296 ade, Paul M., 397 Klrllrsbury. Elizabeth, 250 KID!-Isbury, Marjorie, 265 Kinney, Sarah M., 397, 268 Klnsey. Earl. 219 Kintz. Francis P., 223 Kirk. Kay, 222 Kirk, Robert W., 196 290. 227 Hendrickson, William A., 195 Henncssey, Catherine E., 255 Henninger, Isolde A.. 290 Henninger, Willard N., 202 Henrie, Clement, 230 Henrie, Homer H., 212 Henry, Edwin, 284, 220 Henry, Irvin. 222 Henson. William, 229 Hepp, Herman L., 203 Herbert, Ilobellc, 440 Herman, Anne, 390, 258 Herman. Horty, 282 Herman. Stewart. 189 Herman, William W., 215 Herman. John J., 295 Herndon, Lyle K.. 390 Herrick, Edward. 203 Herrick. Ervin M.. 244 Herrick, J. Arthur, 246 Herrick, John H., 290 Herrold, Robert B., 213, 390 Hersch, Marcella V.. 391 Hersey, Rice A., 289 Hertlein, Hilda E.. 391 Hessenauer, Ruth, 268 Hetrick. Edwin H., 391 Heubner, Pauline, 252 Heusch, Marcella. 264 Hewetson, Alice Mae. 257 Hewetson, Jeanette. 271 Hewitt, George P.. 194 Hewitt. Jane, 249 Hexter. Erwin R.. 391 Hibbs, Harold, 235 - Hicks. Helen, 263 Hicks, Theora, 279 Warren W., 230 Clarence. 219 Hicks, Hien. Higgins, Edward A.. 391. 298 High. Frances M.. 391, 261 Higley, Lloyd. 296, 391 Higley, Raljh, 200 Higly, Alice, 261 Hilberg, Clara. 268 Hildreth, William. 204, 391 Hilf, George F.. 234 Hill. Harold B., 391. 246 Hill, John, 218 Hill, Margaret E.. 440 Hllty, Sidney. 391 Hinehman, Howard R., 229 Hines, Joyce. 251 Hinshaw, Christine, 391 Hinton. James M.. 231 Hinz. Janet M.. 258 Hinze, Howard W., 234 Hire, Charles Spencer. 391 Hirsch. Robert P., 211 Hirschman, Frances. 277 Hirschman, Kolman. 191 Hiscox, Raymond G.. 198 Hiser, Alfred C., 391 Hitchcock, Embury. 296 Hitchcock, Mary A., 290 Hittepole. Almond, 189. 391 Horton, Charles, 238 Horton. Clark W., 295 Horton. Elmer G.. 221 Horton, George W., 194 Horton Hammond S., 235 Horvath, Kolman C., 242 Horwitz, Bernice. 26 Horwitz. Louis D.. 211 Hosbrook, Lawrence F., 244 Hose, Ivan, 203 Hoskins, George O., 230 old 229 Hoss, Har , Hostetler. Loyal, 239. 302 Hotchkiss. Helen L., 255 Hotchkiss, Katherine B.. 255 House, Paul, 203 Houser, Virginia. 261 Houser, Weber, 232 Houston, Emily, 249 Howard, Bernice, 264 Howard, Heber L., 193 Howard. Martha, 251 Howard, Opal, 265 Howard Verial, 265 Jacoby, Lewis P.. 215 Jaffe, Jack H., E211 Jaffe, Martha. 394 Jaffe, Samuel, 211 Jagusch, Harold R., 298 Jahn, Lydia AZ, 290 Jahn. William, 208 Jaklon, Kathryn, 267 James. James. James. James. Jammer. Cornelia. 265, 297 Harold, 218 Walter N., 244 William A.. 229, 394 Henry B., 207 Janes, Murray T., 224. 394 Jasper, Jessie, 279 Jeffers, Mary, 26 4 Jeffers, Susan, 264 Jefferys, Mary Phillipps, 394 Jeffries, Marian, 251 Jenkins, Gwendolyn. 261 Jenkins. Mary G., 394 Jenkins. William John, 394, 200. 222. 296 Jenne, Charles, 394 Robert O., 241 K Kahle, James Garvin, 231, 435 Kahler, Edwin H., 213 Kahler, Maybelle L.. 395 Kahler, Muriel. 270 Kahn, Allan W., 396 Kahn, Doris L., 396, 273 Kaiserman, Julius J., 214 Kalb, Mildred I., 396, 272 Kale, Lester, 240 Kalmon, M.. 237 Kananen. Martha A., 268 Kane, Mae, 275 Kane, Maurice M., 226 Kaplan, Barnett, 215 Kaplan, Saul, 191 Karch, John M., 223, 440 Karmasin, Morris, 215 Karnes. Carey M., 224 Karow. Joseph J.. 431 Karr. Power W.. 198 Karrer, Emmett, 200 Karrer, Henry W., 396 Kasler, Gale R., 220 Kate. Phoebe, 265 Katonak, Louis J., 245 Katz, C. Julius, 440 Katz. Mary, 282 Katz, Nancy B., 290 Kauffman, Alex. 206 Kaufman, E. M., 221 Kaufman, Frank, 189, 396, 285 Kaufman, Leo. 192 Kaufman, William R., 236 Kays, Donald J., 220, 224 Keane, Elizabeth K., 396 Kearns, Thomas P., 435 Keck. Joseph, 302 Keegan. Mary J., 250 Kecter. Edna. 271 Keeler, Alma, 273 Keifer, Mary A., 290 Keenan, Paul B.. 188 ' Kirkpatrick. Jean. 290 Kirn, Elizabeth L., 397 Kirn, Howard J., 198, 397 Kirstein. Marian, 262 Kitchin, Paul, 288 Kitsuta, Kisaku, 295 Klatman, Samuel, 237, 440 Klauminzer, Minna, 263 Klein. Reva, 262 Klein, Walter E.. 19 1 Klenk, William H., 397 Klepinger, Evangeline, 254 Kline. A. Telford, 398 Kline. Mathilda. 277 Kling, William Z., 431, 219 Klink, Raymond W., 398 Kloepfer, Floyd, 222 Klotz, Dorothy E., 398, 287 Klutz. Irene, 252 Knapp, Archie H., 398, 228 Knechtley. Theodore, 222 Knies, P. T.. 221 Knight, George W., 290, 301 Knoble, Ross, 223 Knouff, Ralph A., 290 Knowlton, Audrey, 398 Knowlton, Austen E., 234 Knox, Alice A., 398 Knox, Russell E., 398, 240, 298 Koch. Berthe C., 295 Justus M., 234 Wendell R., 398, 293 Margaret H., 301. Walter A., 398 Koch, Koch, Koehler, Koehler. Koaeorifig. Anita B., 398, 269. Koerner. Robert F.. 199 Koerner, Stanley B., 211 Koerper, Herman W., 230 Kohler, Foy. 302 Kohler, Isadore, 435 Kohli. Wilson K., 398, 189 Kohn. Joseph W., 215, 393 Koons, Ruth. 279 Kostir, Wencil J.. 290 Kostoff, Albert. 245 Kovic. Joseph S., 212 Kowal, Michael, 214 Howell. Elmo W., 195 Howell. Paul, 200 Howell, William K., 231 Huang, Wen W., 295 Hubbard, Robert, 207 Hubbell, Mary L., 250 Huber, Paul, 238 Hudak, Rudolph M., 207 Huddle, Fred. 205 Hudson. Kathryn, 253 Hudson, Ralph M., 195 Huffman, Dean D., 189 Huffman, Helen. 256 Hufford, Jack E., 239 Hughes, Alice, 263 Hughes, Thomas D., 209 Hughes, Virginia, 256 Huhta, Toiva O.. 299 Hullinger, Clarence W., 223 Humberstone, Ruth. 269 Hummel. Claude I., 220 Hummond. Ormond J.. 229 Humphrey, Merton R., 205 Humphrey, Ralph L.. 245 Humphrey, Sylvester, 238 Humphries, Ruth, 267 Hunt, Frederick B.. 244, 246 Hunt, Howser C., 295 ' Hunt, James, 204 Hunt, Margaret. 393, 254 Hunt, William L., 221 Hunter. Esther. 393 Hunter, Marjorie F., 255 Hunter, Mary Alice. 393, 267, 292 Hunter, Robert M., 289. 218 Huntington, Anne, 250 Huntington. Charles. 233 Hurwitz, Morris S., 393 Husselman. Ethel, 282 Huston. Harold, 220 Huswell, John, 243 Hutchfield. Thelma, 279. 268 Jennings. George W., 209 284 Jensen, Kai, 295, Jentes, Josephine, 254 302 Keiser, Lois, 249 Kelchner, John M., 396 Keller. Charles R., 234 Keller, Clarence C., 396. 303 Keller. Kelley, Edwin L.. 244 Gilbert A.. 196, 396 Krajec, Andrew, 204 Krakoff. Irene, 398, 301 Kramer, Robert W., 398 Kramer, Ross. 198 Kraner, D. O.. 235 Krause, Franklin, 209 Johnson, Andrew, Jogigiisson, Corinne V., 394. Johnson, Edward W., 239 Johnson. Eloise, 265 Johnson. Harold, 219 Johnson, Louise. 394. 253. 250 Johnson, Nelle. 254 Johnson Paul 238 Johnson: Raymond L., 202 Jogisgson, Richard E.. 202, Johnson. Ruth V., 295, 290 Johnston. Dale. 189 Johnstonl, Harry, 200 Johnston. John. 218 Johnston, LeRoy F., 395 Johnston, Rosalie, 264 Johnston, Samuel S.. 203 Johnston e. Donald T., 395. 296. 803 Johnston e, Max, 225 Jones, Cecil I., 395 Jones. Christina. 395 395 Jones, Clair E., 239, Jones. Clyde R., 239 Jones. Dilys, 269 Jones, D. Nelson, 31 Jones. Donald. 236 Jones. Earl. 219, 288 Jones, E llzabeth R.. 255 Jones. Elsie, 280, 254. 290 Jones, Evelyn R., 395, 253 .Iones. George F., 235 Jones. Grace. 249 Jones, Harriet. 254 Jones. Hazel L., 430 Jones, H elen J.. 394, 249 Jones, James A.. 224 55073 Kelley, Robert, 236 Kelly. Charles P., 224 Kelly, Edward M.. 207 Kelly, Marcella, 253 Kelso, Albert. 302 Kem, Myron S.. 396 Kemp, Harry S., 196, 396. 243 Kemper, John, 302 Kandis, Eleanor, 267 Kennard, Albert. 220 Kennedy, Aillen, 280, 267 Kennedy, Clarence, 288 Kennedy, Melvin O., 239 Kennedy. Olive, 267 Kent, Thelma, 264 Kerns. Evelyn Mae. 265 Kerrigan, Agnes J., 396 Kerschgens. Lambert J.. 440. 230 Kessler, Helen. 262 Ketcham, Victor. 286 Ketchum, William. 225 Ketterer, Edna. 254 Kewish, Merlin, 204 Kewish, Ralph, 227, 302 Key, Paul, 218 Keyser. William E.. 226 Kibler, Tsomas L., 236 Kidd. A. Catherine. 396 Kidd, George. 222 Kidd, Gladys J., 396 Kidd, Walter H., 397 Kielsmeier. Calvin E., 397 Kievit, James W., 397 Kiinzler, Eugene D.. 212 Kiinzler. Richard W.. 212 George W., 209 Frederick, 238 Kenneth K., 231. Krause. Krecker, Kreider, 435 Krepps, Dorothy, 250 Krichbaum, Howard F., 226 Kriehman, Harry B.. 431 Krichbaum, Arlene, 274 Krill. Irvin R.. 205. 399 Kriss, Howard E., 399 Krohn, Harry W., 188 Kruckman, Miriam S.. 399, 262 Krumm. Phyllis A., 255 Krumm, Virginia. 249 Krupp, Emmanuel, 435 Kruse, Erma. 280 Kruselman, Edward, 192 Kruze. Erma, 273 Kuchlewski, Edward, 245 Kuechle. Marx-raret F., 399 Kuehn. Conrad, 230 Kuhlman, Luette H., 258 Kuhn, Harry W.. 290 Kuhns, Chester W., 188 Kuipers, William, 236 Kuivinen, Thomas O., 295 , Kukelsik, William J., 231, I 309 Kummer. Edna. 399. 264 Kummick. Miles, 399 Kuntz. Charles A., 188 Kurtz, Albert, 284 Kurtz. Lloyd S.. 399 Kusworm, Marjorie, 277 Kyle. Thomas B.. 399 L Lacey. Harry, 223 Laeock. Wilford C.. 232, 440 Ladd. David C.. 198 Ladd, Timothy D., 244 Laderman. Louis N., 435 LaFleur. Virgil, 230, 302 Lake, Amy. 254 Lalendorf. Luther. 302 Lamb, Betty A.. 255 Lamb, Louise, 250 Lamb, Luella I.. 399 Lamb. Virginia, 250 Lamb, Vivian M.. 255 Lambert. Elmer J.. 431. 219 Lancione, Americus G.. 201. 435 Lancione. Peter. 201 Landacre. Elizabeth. 249 435 Landau, Julius, 215 Landahl, Richard E.. Landen. Cornelius C.. 188 Landis. Carney. 284 Landis. Daniel, 204 Landis. Marion. 284 Lane, Collis. 218 Lane. John A.. 399 Lang, Josephine, 259 Lang, Robert O.. 220 Langbehn. Ernest Jr.. 399 Lange, Eileen A.. 399 Lange, Henry F., 242 Lange, William. 189 Langford. Georlte S.. 295 Lanman, Faith R... 292 Lazendorfer, George, 302 Henry. 201. La Rain. , Larimer, Richard, M.. 234 Larkins. Thomas J.. 198 Larrick. Carlos M.. 232. 399 Larsen, Kirstn V.. 255 Larson, Clifford. 189 LaSalle. Leora J., 400 Lash. Mendel M., 295 Lasse.-, Hein V., 400, 301 Latham. Betty, 263 Latimer, Horace, 302 Latshaw. Clifton P., 229. 400 Lattimer, Zenobia M.. 400 Lattin. Norman. 218. 289 Lauer. Alvah. 284 Laughlin. Christine. 263 Laurie. Josephine. 256 Lautenschlexzer. Earl. 194 Lautenschleger, G. Donald. 194 'ne, Samuel. 206 Lgiiwi. Raymond J.. 220, 400 Lawner. Harry. 191 Lawrence. Gertrude. 301 Lawrence. Harold. 223 Lawrence. Helen L.. 400. 270 Lawrencek Iiaul. 21530 Law er. Gen. Lawyer, Mildred N.. 400. 258 Lay, Betty, 254 Laybourne, Everette B.. 171 Layfield, Elwood B.. 204. 400 Laycock. Margaret L.. 400. 268 Laycock. Marilla. 267 Laylin, Clarence, 218. 290. 289 Leasure. Louise. 267 Lebens1it5liK0Ebgl4yF0n M-- 400. . LeDune, Emmett K.. 229. 400 Lee, Alberta. 252 Lee, Arthur W.. 203 Lee. Harold, 232 Lee, Sarah. 275 Leece, Robert M.. 234 Leeka. Warren C.. 295 Lees. Gertrude M.. 400 Leese. Francis W., 203 Leever, Robert, 232 LeFevre, Howard E.. 234. 400 Lefkowitz, Gerald F.. 214. 400 Leftwich. Harriet. 261 Leftwich. Jessie. 261 Legg, Milllcent, 269 Lehman. Charles. 232 Lehman, Mildred. 256 Lehman. Pauline S.. 290 Lehmann, Timothy. 246 Lehne, Marion. 252 Leighton, Joseph A.. 290 Lemmon, Margaret P.. 401. 274 Lemon. George H.. 194 Lcnehan. Norris. 232 Lenhart. Ruth. 253 Lentz, Alice V., 261 Lentz. Emmert. 232 Leonard. Billie. 254 Lerner, Morris. 293. 290 LeVake, Clifford S.. 401. 240, 296 Levenson, Helen. 262 Levenson. Lee. 191 Levin, Joseph. 237 Lcvin. Willard M.. 214, 243, 286 Levine. Louis. 401, 301 Levine. Max, 210 Levitt. Ruth. 262 Levy. Babette. 266 Levy. Ferdinand. 192 Levy, Hyman, 237 Lewin. Frederick. 195 I Lewis. Harlan F., 1.38 Lewis. Tom. 223 Lewis. Walter M.. 401 Lewis. William R.. 401 Leydorf. Harold R.. 298 Leypoldt. Melvin George, 202 Leyshon. Mary Louise. 252 Liber. Ross H.. 195 Libold, M. Alberta. 401 Lidakay, Henry A., 229, 401 Lieberman. Charles. 222 Liehan. Loyal P.. 188 Liff. Norman B.. 211 Likens. Basil. 219 Limbert. Jacob. 192 Liming, Roy A., 401, 301 Lincke. Carl A.. 193. 221 Lind. Josephine. 401 Lindenburfz. Ann. 250 Lindenberxr. Charles H.. 401 Lindner, Bernard E.. 224 Lindsay, Alfred L.. 401 Lindsley, Cecil A., 435. 225 Lindsley, Russell, 190 Linek. Emil J.. 207 Linek. James. 207 Lingle. Marion V.. 196 Lingo. Charlotte. 263 Linscott. Albert, 222 Lintner. Dorothy M., 401, 273 Linton, Elizabeth A., 401, 249 ,Linzell, Stanley M.. 203 Lippencott, Gertrude. 256 Lippman. Leon. 210 Liss. Sidney, 237 Little. Jessie, 251 Littlefield, Emelia. 252 Littman. Joseph, 238, 291 Littrell. Ilne. 249 Litzel. Wallace J.. 198 Lloyd. Ruth, 286 Lloyd, Tom C.. 190. 298 Lockshin. Samuel, 214 Loeb, Marjory, 262 Lolli, Thomas, 201 Lombardo. Edward, 201 Londersran. James. 219 Long. James D., 202. 223 Long, John K.. 196. 401 Long, John Robert. 241 Loofbourrow. Clarence. 197 Looker. Cloyd, 238 Loomis. Constance. 255 Looper, Morris. 286 Lord. Dorothy. 252 Lord. James. 227 Lord, Leland. 218 Loretta, William E., 234 Lorwin, Val R.. 290 Lose, Donald G.. 222 Lotze, Virginia L.. 402. 256 Lotzoff. Harold A.. 215 Loudenslager. Gladys. 251 Lower, Walter, 240 Lowery, Dave, 302 Lowrey, Erma A.. 301 Lowry. Antoinette. 402. 259 Lowry. John G.. 40 2 Lubitsky, Morris, 435 Charles. 240 Lucal. , John W.. 236, 402, Lucas 303 Lucas. Marguerite. 273 Orville A.. 195 Samuel D., 289 Lucas. Luchs. Luchtenberg. Russell, 402, 299 Lucus, Glenn F.. 195 Ludy, Charles. 222 Ludwixr. Ruth, 268 Luikart. John, 204 Lumley, Frederick H., 198, 238, 284, 290 Lumley, Hillis F.. 198 Lund. Melvin. 402. 227. 300 Lundgren, Carl W., 226 Lupper. Samuel. 211 Luttrell, Bety. 252 Luz, Howard S.. 436. 225 Lyle, Geneva D.. 402 Lyman. John F.. 220, 38. 291 Lyman. Luke H., 402 Lynch. Charles. 225 Lynch. George L., 220. 234 Lynn. Roster. 190 Lyon. Ruh. 251 Lyons. Theodore. 209 Lyons. William F.. 245 Lytton, Joseph, 192 Lytton, Louise, 192 Mc McAdams, John E., 222, 431 McAllister, Thurman F.. 245 McAlpine. Helen. 265 McBane, Rhea, 264 McCaughey. William, 291, 294 McBride. Charles G.. 220 McBride. James. 220 Marie B.. 402 McBride, McBride, Martha. 260 Lawrence H., 199 McCabe, McCabe. Robert. 226 McCaffrey, Robert H., 199 McCall, Allene, 267 McCall, Margaret B., 402 McCarron, Robert. 222 McCarthey. Mary. 259 McCarthey, Richard. 302 McC3rty. Russell W.. 431. 21 McCaughey, William, 227 McCauley, Edward. 199 MeCleary, Paul, 219 McCleary, Marquise, 263 McClelland. Henry, 190 McClelland. Ruth. 256 McClure. John F.. 229. 302 McCluskey, Christorphor, 204 McCollam. Edna A.. 402. 267 McConnell, Arden L.. 199 McConnell, Ruth. 250 McConney, Esther A.. 402 McCoy, Helen J.. 273 McCoy, James R., 202 McCoy. S. D., 221 McCray, Hilda. 402 McCrea. Ruth. 402 McCrearly, James K., 204 MeCready, Robert G., 204 McCreight, D. Wade, 223 MeCuen. Glen W., 220 McCulloch. Ray M.. 211. 440 McCullough, Elson D., 211, 440 McCullough. George. 230 McCullough. Thomas L., 198 McCoy, Frank G., 226 McDaniel, Roy. 230 McDermott. Gerrad J.. 188 McDill, Donald S., 221 McDonald. Helen. 403 McDotnald., Loregtta, 267 McDonald. Marxtaret F.. 403 McDonald, Mildred M., 403 McDonough. John, 199 McDougal, Homer, 227 McDowell. Allen E.. 403 McDowell, Fay, 267 McElwain. Marian E.. 234 McEwen, Lloyd H.. 190 McFerren. Richard O.. 246 McGavran, Agnes. 256 MeGavran. James, 302 McGinnis, William. 194 McGlashan, Zora M.. 403. 290 McGoff. Clarence M.. 199 McGraw, Katharine, 403 McGuire, Ann. 259 McGuire. James E., 242 McIllhenny.Valorn. 264 McKay, Robert E.. 403 McKee, Graylen. 229 McKee. Wilbur, 232 McKenney, Gladys, 259 McKenzie, Helen G., 403, 273 McKinley, Dele, 256 McKinley. Mary G., 403 McKinley, Wallace. 229 McKinney, Ralph, 232 McKnight, George H.. 290 McKnight, Lancelot A., 226 McLaughlin. Charles E.. 204 McLaughlin. John C.. 204 McManus, Fred J.. 231 McMillan, William E.. 403 McNaghten, Lucille M., 403 McNamara, Anna, 258 McNeil, Russell. 303 McNinch. J. H.. 221 McNutt. Donnelly J.. 189 McNutt. Edith. 272 MePeek. Clayton. 221 McPherson. William. 238. 227. 290. 291 McQuillkin, Willard, 213 McRae. Winfield S.. 202 McRitchie, Alice. 271 McUhenny, Marian V.. 03 McWhinney, Frank S.. 205 Mac MacCarthy. Rose, 259 Maccracken, Brooks W., 403. 286 MacDonald. Helen. 257 MacDonald. Margaret, 259 MacDonald. William R.. 403 MacFarIand. Henrietta. 404. 273 MacGee. Allen. 291 MacGotter, Anna. 259 MacKenzie. Miriam. 263 ljsosj M Mabry, Henry H.. 239 Mack. Edward. 227. 291 Mack, Egbert Jr.. 238 Mack. Eugene H.. 205 Mack, E. Ruth, 404, 280, 257 Mack, Gene H., 404 Mackey, Lloyd C.. 224 MacLaughlin. Ralph R., MacQueen. John, 204 Madden, John A., 196 Magill. Mary, 273 Mahaffey, Margaret, 263 Mahaffey, Martha. 263 Makres. George O., 244 Malak, Frank, 302 Mallett, Richard C.. 195 Malone, Norman, 190 Maloney. Paul. 190 Manahan. Helen M.. 04 Manheim. Judith, 262 Mann. Clyde, 201 Mann, Garnet. 263 Mantella. Victor, 195 Mantz, Clark D.. 203 Mapel. Louis H.. 404 Maple. Walter E.. 431 Mareovici. Mildred. 277 Margolis, Corinne, 262 Marinelli. Francis. 201 Marion. Kathryn, 260 Mark, Mary L.. 290, 267 Marker, Virginia, 267 Marks. Mary. 280 Marks. Raymond E., 404 Markwood. Chester. 232 Marquis. Franklin.240 Marsh, Harold A., 234 Marsh. John O.. 301 Marshall, Donald, 240 Marshall, George. 286. 290 Marshall. Lee A.. 404. 246, 301 Marshall, Wilbur, 288 Marsico. John. 245 Arthur. 225. 436 295 Martin, Martin Dorothy J., 404, 268 Martin. Dorothy S., 255 Martin. Elizabeth, 404, 251 Martin. Gertrude L., 404 Martin, John, 302 Martin. Lydia J., 275 Martin. Reid. 197 Sarah E. 275 Martin. . Martindale. John. 232 Mason. Ai-line. 256 Cleo M.. 404 Mason. Mason. Gladys L.. 404. 272 Mason. Mason. Harold L., 231, 436 Nancy J., 297 Masonbrink, Edward. 189. 404 Massar. Hubert. 225 Masters. W. E.. 221 Matchette, Marjorie A., 404. 252 Mater. Albert G.. 242 Mathieu, Aaron M., 211 Matonis. Joseph F.. 202 Matson, James R.. 196 Mattax. James O.. 245 Matthews, George T., 230 Matthews. Robert. 218 Mattingly. Seth W.. 228 Mattlin. Morris. 214 Maurer, David W.. 290 Mautz. Paul H.. 295 Mavis, Olen F.. 405. Max, Levy, 405 Maxfield, Francis N.. 284 Maxwell. Joseph N.. 239, 405 Maxwell. H. D.. 221 May. Ruth. 257 Mayer. Lucille. 255 Maynard. Harold H.. 286 225 236. Mayne, Thomas, 189 Meacham. George W., 405 Meacham, Ralph L., 224 Meanor. Albert W., 230, 199, 406 Means, John W.. 230 Means. Russel G.. 230 Mechling. Russell, 204 Meek, Adrienn. 258 Meek, Catherine A.. 405 Medoff, Irving. 211 Mehl. Lawrence. 232 Mehrling, Emerson, 207 Meiklejohn. Robert. 296 Meisel. Lee W.. 431 Meister. Jacob. 230 Melaragno. Umbert A.. 245 Melchimt. Leonard. 303. 220 Mellk. Abraham L.. 211 Menduni, Joseph. 201 Mercer, James. 204 Mercer, Samuel T.. 232, 440 Mercer, Walter H.. 226 Meredith. James. 302 Meredith. Roy, 232 Merrill. Helen. 258 Merrill, Warner J., 190 Merriman. Walter. 222 Messerly. John R.. 205 Metcalf. Myron C., 294 Metcalf. Paul C.. 405 Metcalfe, Mabel, 405 Mettler. Helen. 272 Metz. Ralph, 220 Metzger, Donald R.. 199 Meuthing, Ruth. 263 Meyer, Bernard S., 238. 290 Meyr. Lorenz. 284 Meyer. Mildred. 250 Meyer, Paul. 215 Meyers, Marion. 238 Meyers. Victor A., 190 Michael, Harry H.. 193 Michael, Robert S., 193 Michal. Aristotle D., 295 Michel. William J.. 405 Michener, Robert. 299, 405 Mick, Ruth, 269 Mickola nda. Otto M.. 208 Middlcston. Martha. 260 Miesse, Russell. 241 Mlglets, A. W., 221 Miles. Mary Eleanor. 405, 69 Mileti. John. 201 Milla. Betty, 250 Miller. Albert, 199 Miller. A. Kenneth, 194, 228. 240 Miller. Arthur, 227 Miller, Clarence Albert, 405 Miller. Dale. 190 Mille1'. Donald J.. 193. 405. 246 Miller, Earl R.. 431. 219 Miller. Edwin W., 209, 405 Miller, Elizabeth. 256 Miller. Miller. Miller. Miller. Miller. Miller Forent L.. 406 Harold C.. 198 Heran A.. 290 Hermann. 233 Hilda M.. 440 Howard 192 Mine.-I James IQ.. 212 Miller, Jerome. 291 Miller. John A.. 246 Miller. Joseph N., 238, 406 Miller. Margaret. 250 Miller. Marjorie, 267 Miller. Marshall L.. 204. 406. 244 Miller. Maurice, 206 Miller. Orval. 221 Miller, Pauline M., 255 Miller, Rex K., 289 Miller. Robert C., 406 Miller. Miller. Miller. Miller, Miller. Miller Russell S.. 202 Shefford S., 205 Vernon. 284 William D.. 230 William H., 440. 221 William W. 406 Millholland. Emmett W., 406 Mills. Alvin R.. 406, 200 Mills, Delbert L., 198 Millstone. Philip A., 206 Milner, Milner. Arthur R.. 220. 06 Esther, 267. 292 Mink. Mary K., 406, 265 Minker. Helen. 263 Minneman. Paul G., 220 Mingich. J. Frederick, 31, 21 Minnis, Minton, Minton, Carlton. 236 Harvey, 292 Kathryn. 264 Mintz, George. 191 Mintz. Simon L., 406, 192 Misrock Mitchell: Henry, 191 Charles. 204 Mitchell. Gussie. 268 Mitchell. Harriet A., 406, 251 Mitchell. M. H.. 221 Mitchell. Robert H.. 294 Mitchell, VValter, 219 Mitiska. George J., 220, 406 Mitiska. Laddie J.. 220, 406 Moats. Carl F., 221 Moats, Lucille. 251 Mobberly, Ollie O.. 222. 288 Moellenkamp. Alvin H., 209. 406 Mohler. Lois. 269 Mohr, Elizabeth, 407. 265 Moloney, John P., 436 Monett, Paul E.. 244. 246 Mong. Evelyn, 251 Monroe, Charles F.. 295 Monson, Carlton H., 198 Montgomery. Blanche B., 290 Montwid. Geraldine, 266 Moody, Charles O.. 302 Mooney, Bernard F., 194 Moore. Alice, 260 Moore, Earl N.. 229 Moore, Francis E., 407 Moore. Harold N., 239 Moore, Olin H.. -290 Moore, Robert P.. 231 Moore. William C., 284 Moorhead, oJe M.. 194. 243 Morehead. Edna M.. 440 Morgan. 261 Catherine P., 407. Morgan, David C.. 108 Morgan. David E.. 407, 167 Morgan, Edward J.. 295 Morgan, Mark T.. 232 Morgan 225 , Raymond O.. 209. Nickel, Theodore F.. 205 Parish, Vincent D.. 198 Park, Howard. 218 Poling, Poling, Lewis, 203 Martha, 264 Nihizer. Adonis H., 441. 230 Nincehelser, Elizabeth. 271 Nisonger. Dale, 284 Nitschke, Georgia H., 408, Park, Jay, 238 Parker, Albert A.. 409 Parker, Florence, 256 Parker, Maynard I... 409 Parker. Thatcher. 229 Morgan, Richard G.. 294, 295 Markovski, James. 295 Mo1'lock. William, 199 Morner. Lorena A.. 407 Morr. George L.. 242 269 Nitsehke, James W., 436, 225 Nixon. Nixon. Nixon. Helen E.. 408 Lucille. 258 Oron W.. 198 Nolan, Richard L.. 188 Parrott. Olin L.. 436 Parris. Frank G.. 294 Pasch, Lillian, 273 Pastorella. Samuel J., 409 Patricoff. Jack. 206 Patt, Domonic. 201 Pollard. Macco, 275 Pollock. Phyllis, 256 Pomeranz, Abner, 191 Pond, Harold, 194 Pond, James J., 221 Pool, Lucille C., 255 Poorman, Joseph, 225 Pooster, Mildred R., 410 Popa, Joseph, 239 Pope, Crawford F.. 221 Pope, Hazel, 269 Morrey, Charles B. Jr., 295 Morrill. J. Lewis, 290, 228 Morris, Clara L., 408 Morris, Eleanor. 280 Morris, John, 302 Morris, Marion, 253 Morris, Mary E., 441, 279, Morris, Steward G.. 196 Morris. Vincent H.. 295 Morris, Wilametta, 280, 407, 254 Morris. William. 195 Potter. Pervical B.. 220 O Morrison. Robert. 211 Morrow. John K.. 229 Morrow. Max, 203 Morrows, Mrs. Isabel, 281 Morse. Herbert. 302 Morse, Marian, 263 Morton. Harold. 241 Mosely, Harry H., 295 Moser, Barbara A., 407 Moser. Bud, 191, 303 Moser, Robert C.. 298 Mueller. William A., 294 Moses. Stella, 262 Mote, Martha, 265 Moul. Charles E.. 436 Mountjoy. Lawrence. 207 Moyer, Arden. 202 Moyer, Robrt B., 242 Marmor, Frank. 219 Muchmore. Warren G.. 407 Mudre, Joseph. 207 Mueller, William E., 226 Muhleman. Robert F., 407 Muma, Robert. 236 Momma, Ralph, 200 Mumper, Earl. 288 Mundhenk. Marion. 258 Munroe. Olive. 261 Munter, Casimer, 291, 407 Munter. Edward J.. 234 Muntz, Herbert E., 407 Murov, Celia. 266 Murphey. Link M.. 230 Murphy. Harold T., 202 Murphy, Joe, 241 Murphy, William. 220 Murray. Elsie. 254 Murray, Emma, 275 Murray. Lawrence. 239 Murray, Mursell, Louis W., 295 George. 284 Musselman, John E., 226. 407 Musson. Noverre. 194 Myer, Dillon S.. 220 Myers, Alice. 251 Myers. Betty. 256 Myers. Joseph P.. 188 Myers, Joseph S.. 228, 290 Myers, Marion T.. 220 Myers, William C.. 196 Homer C., 235 N Nadler, Marriot, 211 Naftzger. Donald A.. 407 Nagel, Leroy,222 Nalley. Mildred. 268 Nash, Bert A.. 295 Nathanson. Joe H.. 436 Naujoks. Esther E.. 407 Neel, F rederick R.. 226 Neff. Fred. 232 Neiderhouse. Glen. 189 Neiderhouse. 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Sue. 260 Rainsberg, Beryl M.. 411 Ralph, Aubrey, 212 Ralph, Elizabeth R., 412 Ramroth. June. 252 Ramsey, Thomas T.. 246 223. 441 Rexroad. Carl N., 284 Reynalds. Winnifred, 256 Reynard. Lamar. 219 Reynault. Adaline, 252 Reynolds, Charles S., 290 Reynolds. Jean, 275 Reynolds. Lloyd W., 221 Rhoads, Marguerite B.. 41:1 Rhodes. Hanson B.. 413. 22.7 Rhodes. Leona, 257 Rian, C. D., 221 Rian, Irvill s.. 441 Rice. Audrey, 268 Rice. Donald E., 413 Rice, Donovan J.. 234, 413 Rich. Betty, 249 Richard. Evelyn, 262 Richards. Natalie, 254 Richards, Ralph, 233 RfChHl'flS. Robert M., 413 Richards. Thomas E., 194 Richards. Vivienne, 256 Newell, Leonard. 232 Newhouse, Russell C.. 212. 408. 298. 293 Newland. Tihrl Ernest. 284 Newton, John P., 194 Nice. Harold. 208 Nice, Leonard B.. 295 Nichols, Helen E., 408 Nichols. Jeanette. 253 Painter, James W., 209 Paisley. R. C.. 221 Palmer, Dorthea Mae. 258 Palmer, Dorothy E., 295 Palmer, Dwight M., 193 Palmer, Gladys E.. 255 Palmer. Harold M.. 194 Palmer. Helen. 258 Palmer. William H., 220 Palmer, Willard, 227, 300 436 Paomo. Ruth P.. 301 Pancake, Aaron J.. 409 Papurt. Maxwell. 210 Parillo. John, 201 Pike. Esther, 263 Pike. Montgomery. 233 Pike, Robert G., 204 Piper, Harry M., 204, 299 Pitt. Lyle, 219 Planson, William F., 410 Plant, Alan, 211 Platter. Herbert M., 230 Pleteher. Paul E.. 410, 195 Pleur, Elizabeth, 280 Plumb. Charles S.. 220 Poffenberger, Martha, 265, 297 Poling, Eugene F.. 212 Polinir. H. David. 194 fsooj 220 Ramsower, Harry C., Ranck. Helen, 254 Randall, Audrey, 249 Randall, Samuel, 219 Rardin. Virginia, 269 Randall, Gordon E.. 298 Rankin. George, 238 Rankin. John M.. 207 Rankin, J. Raymond. 412 Rannebarger. Alma. 272 Ransome. Bessie. 269 Ranz, Virginia. 269 Raper, Stoddard S., 207 Rardin, Thomas E., 221 Rardin. Virginia R.. 412 Richardson. Leonard, 229 Rgchey. Grace E., 441 Richmond. Thomas E., 295 Richner. Charles E., 222 Richwme. Catherine, 257 Rickard. Hortense, 290 Ricketts. Richard. 203 Rider. Harry, 413 Rgvbel, John M.. 205 Rledmaier. Howard. 205 Rieuhlcy. Mary A.. 261 Riehl. Robert A.. 413 Rieker, John B., 413 Ring. Melvin G., 295, 234 Riggs. Lucile, 270 Rlltgs. Marian. 251 Right, Herman. 191 Rightmire. George W., 290 Riley, Lucile, 259 Rinaldi. Edward R.. 441, 245 Rinehart. J. Daniel, 413, 196 Rings. Blanche, 267 Ringwald. John, 238, 284 Rini. Michael J., 201 Risley, Clarence T., 223 Ritchey, Elva E.. 413, 200 Roach. Sarah. 249 Roberts, Frances. 199 Roberts, Griffin L., 197 Roberts, John E., 441, 221 Robertson, Martha, 413, 261 Robinson, Boyd E.. 432, 242 Robinson. Edgar R., 298, 296. 292. 413, 240 Robinson. Gertrude L., 297. 290. 263 Robinson, Helen, 252 Robinson, Howard. 236 Robison. Herbert, 220 Roblee, Elizabeth, 250 Robson, Gail, 229 Roche, Emily, 256 Roche, J. A., 295 Rochester, Charlotte, 414 Rochester. Katherine, 259 Rocker, Francis. 262 Rocker, Manuel, 192 Rodenfels, Mary C., 255, 280 Rodgers. Hayes M.. 243 Roemer, Wellington F.. 302. 244 Roenker, Charles, 222 Roese, Herbert B., 414 Roffey. Robert, 204 Rogers, Sophie, 279, 261, 29 Rogers, Bruce L., 209, 219, 414 Rogers, Ruth, 414 Rohner, Ralph G., 221 Rohr, Lovell W., 223, 441 Roht, Lovell W.. 441 Rollins, Roy, 241 Romain, Harold, 210 Romer, Frances. 249 Romshe. Howard F., 224 Ronan, W. C.. 234 Rook, Elmer. 229 Rose, Milton, 192 Rose, Nadine, 267 Rose, William, 216, 289 Rosebloom, Eulrenc H., 290 Rosemond, Leslie. 290 Rosenblum. Morris S.. 206 Rggenblum, Pauline, 266 Rosendale, Ralph H., 414. 246. 293 . Rosenfield. Millard, 298 Rosensweet. Alvin. 206 Rosenthal, Albert, 206 Rosenthal. Francis. 262 Rosenthal. Maurice. 210 Rosenthaler, Ruth B., 414, 266 Ross, Arthur G., 193 Ross. J. Glenn, 243, 286, 28 Rossbach, Elinora, 290 Roth, Charles E.. 209 Roth, Dale E., 441. 230 Roth. JaY, 302 Roth, John, 222 Roth, -Leland C., 411, 209 Roth. Thomas C., 202 Rothman. Meyer, 432 Rothschild. Janet C., 411. 262, 280 Rothschild, Sarah L., 262 Roudebush. Doris, 265 Roudebush, Le1'0y M-, 220 Routman, Walter, 191 Routzonsz, Edgar L., 212 Royer, Mary Katherine. 251 Rowan, Charles A.. 205 Rowan, Katheryn M,, 414 Rowe, Kenneth S.. 414, 235 Rowland, Grace, 267 Rowland, Mary E-, 290 Rownd, Mary M., 414 Royle, Raymond, 241 Rubin, Arthur, 436 Rubin, Milton, 214 Rubinstein, Samuel. 192 Rueckel. Walter C., 414, Ruekmund, Isabel, 414 Ruff, Bonnie, 261 Ruff, Mary C., 415, 287 Ruslrles, Clyde, 233 Rumberg. Lois. 272 Rumble, James R., 195 es Charles F.. 229 Runn l , ' ' Runyan, Nina. 260 Rutherford, Mary J., 249 Rush, Harvey D.z 415 Rusler. Charles A.. 212. 415 Rusoff. Maurice, 237 Russ, John M.. 190 Russell, Alice L.. 258 Russell, Cashner F., 209 Russell. Dorothy, 251 Russell, Helen. 251 Russell, James M., 415. 241 Russell. Mildred, 256 Russell. Stanley, 189 Rutlidxre. John, 200 Ryan. Eleanor. 259 Ryan, Harold R.. 226 Ryan, Martha. 251 0 4 300 Saltuper, Reva, 415 Saltz. Margaret, 263 Salvatore, Anthony, 201 Sammet, Loy L., 415, 292 Sammet, Paul G.. 415 Sampson. Homer, 238, 290 Sams, Rhoda, 264 Samuels. J. Kenneth, 209 Sandburg. Curt A., 197 Sandburg, Norma, 261- Sanders, Clarence Nile, 441, 221 Sanders, Margaret, 251 Sanford. Caroline, 249 Sandford. William, 286 Sandler, Gibson G., 215 Sandoe. Mary, 280 Sandrock, Maurice, 219 Sands. Fay V.. 415, 263, 280 Sapp, Louis. 210, 415 Sappenfield, James W., 295 Sater, Martha, 250 Sater, Richard F., 436, 218 Sattler, Charles L., 194 Sauer, Herbert I., 244 Sauer. Ray. 239 Sauerbraun. Leo D., 205 Sauge, Evelyn, 267 Savage, Cyril E., 442, 197 Saylor, Leona, 273 Sayre, Jasper, 238 Schaad, Joseph H., 239 Schaefer. Jacob E., 295 Schaffer. John, 210 Schaffter, Marie, 282 Schall, Morris J., 432 Schantz, Mary K., 415 Schear, Herbert. 206 Schear, .Irving, 206 Schecter. Samuel, 210, 436 Scheffler, Roy T.. 432. 219 Scheidt. Walter C., 442, 221 Schellenger, Stanley W., 415. 228 Scheren. Shirley, 259 Scherer. Paul L., 220 Sehermer, Jules S., 192 Schick, Doit Robert. 415 Schick. Harriet L., 415 Schick, Helen F., 290 Schickler, Norton, 200 Schillhahn, Ernest. 290 Schlezingcr, Edward, 214 Schlitt, Glenna, 255 Schmeiser, Mabel, 298 Schmidt, Charles N., 194 Schmidt. Milford E.. 239 Schmink, Elwood P.. 416, 244 Schmitt, Claude G.. 238. 291 Schmitt, Louise, 252 Schmenk, Walter A., 416 Clara, 252 Dorcas. 252 Elsie F.. 416 Schneider. Schneider. Schneider. Schneider, George, 222 Lewis F., 188 Schneider, Schneider, Milton E., 432 Schneider, Philip, 188 Schnell, Carlton W., 416, 236. 285 Schoen. James Z., 235 Schoenborn, Urlin J.. 188 Schoene, Carl W.. 295 Schofield, Henry Z., 415. 29? 240, 300 Scholer. Bella, 267 Schonberg, Albert, 237 Schooler, Betty, 254 Schreiber, Oscar, 210 Schroeder, Elmer, 238 Schuller, Alfred N., 245 Schulte, Helen, 263 Schultz, Evelyn, 277 Schultz, Wilbur. 190 Schumacher, Willard A., 226 Schumaker. Robert E.. 436 Schupert, Mildred, 267 Schurman, Iman, 238 Schurtz, Iris, 269 Schuster. Edward, 302, 176 Schustick, Cecil. 206 Schwab, Frederick W.. 432. 219 Schwan, George, 288 Schwartz, Ralph L., 416, 220 Schwartz, Morris, 210 Schwartz. Sanford, 237 Schwartzwalder, Charles, 300 Schwarzell, Marian, 280 Schweinfurth, Earl S., 416, 226 Schweitzer, Lauretta E., 416. 264 1 Ryan, Maxine. 259 Rybolt. Gayle L.. 415 Ryder, Jack D., 298. 295. 293 Sabine, George H., 290 Sabine. Mary, 268 Sack, Irving, 191 Saekin. Stanley. 210 Sacks, Manuel M.. 215 Safford, Martha, 259 Saile, Jack. 188 Salisbury, Glenn, 302 Salle. Lillian E.. 415. 266 Salter, Frederick J.. 224 Schwerin, Ruth. 277 Schwerlnir, Ruth. 416 Schwindt. H. H., 221 Scofield. Mary, 267 Scothorn, Marion. 229 Scott, Dale H., 224 Scott. Ernest, 211 Scott. James F.. 442 Scott, Sadybelle. 253 Scott, Virginia, 251 Scott, Waite, 241 Scott, Willard P.. 207 Scott Wirt S.. 221, 302 Scudiere, Carmen. 201 Sculler, Jeanette, 267 Sculler, Simon, 191 Seabright, Mary, 264 Seaman, William J., 416, 196 Searles, Jane, 280 Seaton, John, 284 Sebring, Frank E., 416, 285 Secrest, Louise, 274 Secrest. Robert, 219 Seeter, Helen, 280 Segale, Charles W., 188 Seibert, Ruth, 251 Seibert, Samuel, 233 Seifert, William J., 416 Seifert, Myron T., 246 Seikel, Angela, 259 Seiple, Charles, 197 Seiple, Lucille. 269 Selby, Alice, 268 Sellen, Chester A., 195 221, Semans, Harry M., 222, 288 Sepsenwol, Rose, 267 Serfass, Charles R., 205 Setterfield, Hugh, 221, 38 Setterlin, Bernice, 261 Setterlin, Kathrine, 261 Setterlin, Ralph F.. 416. 293 Settles, James, 302 Sever, Marjorie, 254 Severin, Dorothy, 258 Severns, Helen M., 442 Seymour, Caroline J., 417. 297 Seymour. Henry P., 417 Seymour. John, 241, 417 Shafer, Marion R., 221 Shaqer, Marion A.. 242 Shagrin, Seymour, 206 Shaman, Sol, 210 Shanely, Charles, 207. 221 Shanely, Staley, 207 Shannon, DeVere, 213 Shannon, Jack, 240 Shapter, Paul, 195 Shapter, Robert, 195 Sharp, Arthur B.. 215 Sharp, Rebecca, 250 Shattuck, Paul S., 417 Shaw. Damon M., 20 Shaw. Floyd, 204 Shaw, James L., 207 Shaw, Janet, 272 Shaw, Mildred, 254 Shaw, Myron, 189 Seymour. 191 Shaw, Shawaker. Martha, 250, 417 Sheehan. John, 199 Sheey, Clyde. 238 Sheets, Lois P., 417, 253 Sheets. Maurice V.. 417 Shelby, Margaret E., 417, 268 Sheldon, Martha A., 417 Sheldon, Harriet, 267 Shell, Roy. 232 Shepard, Jane. 260, 221 Shepard, Mildred, 268 Shepler, Herbert G., 442 Sherer, Beatrice L.. 417 Sherrer, John D., 242, 188 Sherrer, Kenneth B.. 229 Shiff, Fannie, 267 Shillhahn. Ernest O., 294 Shimer. William A., 290 Shinbach, Chester C., 237 Shinbach, Roxine, 277 Shipley, Elwood D., 417, 298, 93 Shipman. Russell C.. 224 Shirey, Burrell. 190 Shirike, Charles F., 24 Shisler, Edgar P.. 234 Shoemaker, Bernard. 278, 291 Shoemaker, Laura T., 417 Shoene, Carl, 293 Shonting, Daniel M., 233, 188. 284 Shoop, Virginia, 250 Shoupp, Dale W.. 417. 241 Shover. Carolyn G., 290 Shover. Grace. 292 Shrack, Edress, 265 Shreve. Earl C., 295 Shriver, John E.. 418 Shug. Clayton H.. 203 Shuler, George A., 432 Shumard. Allen L.. 198 Shumway, Herbert S., 222, 288 Shutt, Gothard H., 417 Seibcrt. Wilbur H., 301, 290 Siegald. Clyde R.. 203 Siegel,Martin E.. 211 Siegle, J. J., 206 Sigal, Alex. 237. 206 Silbaugh. Ruth A., 249 Sill, William H., 418 Silver, Harry W., 215 Silverman, Goldye L.. 301, 418 Silversteen. Dorothy, 252 Silverstein. Edna, 277 Silverstein. Tressa. 282 55103 Simes. Lewis, 217, 289, 286 Simmons, Vesta, 273 Simms, Frederick E., 205 Simms. Philip R., 205 Simons, Howard P., 418, 207 Simpler, Caroline, 249 Sims, Phillip, 243 Sines. Marguerite, 260 Sink, Frederick, 302 Sipes, Annabel L., 418, 257 Sitterly, John H., 220 Skipper, James K.. 213, 290 Sluamoosky, James, 433 Skuller, Annabelle R., 418, 277 Slagle, Robert, 189 Slanina, Frances, 269 Slatter, Ervin E., 229 Sleesman. George, 238 Slemmer, Robert E., 202 , Slemmons, Janet, 250 Slipher, John A., 224 Sloan, Lucy, 255 Slomovitz, William L., 215 Smalley, George M., 194 Smiley, J. E., 226 Smith, Albert C., 418. 241 Smith, Alva W., 297, 290 Smith, Charles P., 418, 240 Smith, Clare W.. 230 Clarence, 213 Smith, Smith, Clayton. 291 Smith. David, 195 Smith, Doris D., 418, 249 Smith, Earl, 206 Smith, Ed, 232 Smith, Elsie, 249 , Smith, Ezra G., 418, 213 Smith, Franklin M.. 230 Smith, Geneva J., 418 Smith, Garland C., 242 Smith, Harry A., 245 Smith, Helen A., 418, 252 Smith, Ila, 275 Smith, James, 229 Smith, John, 195 Smith, Katherine, 267 Smith, Keener G., 234 Smith, Kenneth D., 442, 23 Smith, Kenneth W., 229 Smith, L. Guy, 290 Smith, Lloyd, 222 Smith. Lowell C., 442. 221 Smith, Martha, 260, 257 Smith, Mary, 252 Smith, Matthew J.. 437, 231 Smith, Miles A.. 228 Smith, Ortha Alice, 418 Smith, Paul, 225 Smith, Richard H., 213, 243 Smith, Robert, 284 Smith, Robert E., 246 Smith, Robert L., 223 Smith, Robert Y., 418 Smith, Roland B., 195 Smith, Roy, 219 Smith, William A., 203 Smith, William T., 238 Smucker, David E., 419 Snashall, Dorothy J., 251 Snedeker, Gerald B., 301, 419 Snell, Jean. 252 Snider, Alfred. 241 Snider, Wilma, 268 Sniffen, Edith M.. 268, 290 Snipes, Robert. 223 Snodgrass. Bernard R., 244 Snodgrass, Ernest. 302, 223 Snow, Royal H., 290 Snyder, Dick. 288 Snyder, Harold C., 235 Snyder, John C., 419 Snyder, John M,, 205 Snyder. Ralph, 189, 419 Snyder, Richard P., 222 Snyder, Robert. 285 Snypp, Josephine, 250, 419 Sohns, 'Charles A.. 202, 244 Soler, Gilbert S., 203 Soler, Joseph, 203 Solomon, Hyman J.. 433 Solomon, I. A., 206 Solt, Robert L., 442, 233 Sommer, Edward, 236 Sommer, K. Calvin, 236, 419. 285 Soomoky, Yetta E., 419 Sosey, LeRoy K.. 198 Southard, Elizabeth, 250, 419 Southard. Frances. 254 Southworth, Catherine, 271 Sovik. William. 241 Sowash, Mary E.. 255 Spaethe. Louise. 280 Spangler, Carl. 240 Spangler, Dolly M., 419 Spangler. Herbert G.. 419, 246, 99 ' Sparks, Duncan E.. 193 Sparnon, Lillian E., 255 Speer, Fred, 229 Speer, Robert, 240 Speieher, Clyde M.. 442. 221 Speizer. Selma, 267 Spence, William B.. 202 B. J., 221 Spencer. Spencer, C. Benjamin, 442 Spencer. Earl, 288 Henry R., 290 Gertrude E., 419 Spencer, Spengler. Spengler, Joseph J.. 290 Sperber, Bernard R., 06 Spicer, Donald, 219, 433 Spiegel, Alvin, 437, 192 Spiegel, Leon. 302, 192 Spindler, Margaret E., 419 Spitler, James D., 239 Spohr, Carl, 221 Sprague. Howard. 219 Springer. Virginia. 254 Spry, Robert H.. 419. 298 Squire, Emerson T., 301 Sroufe, Douglas, 232 Stafford, George S., 226 Stafford, Lawrence O., 419 Stahl. Benton M., 220 Stahl, Cecile L., 442 Stahl, William M., 420 Staker, Helen D., 420. 273 Staley, Leo G., 194 Stalker, Elizabeth B., 420 Stalker, Mary L., 249, 420 Stallings, Henry, 219 Stallings, William H., 433 Stallkamp, Howard G., 199 Stampfel, Joe, 189 Stanley, LeRoy, 420, 234 Stanley, Sarah, 249 Stanley, Ward, 230 Starlin, Raymond. 220 Starr, George, 233 Starr, Frank C., 222 Starr, Hubert W.. 239 Stanbery, Elwood. 240 Stansbery, Elmer E., 298 Stark, Paul N., 420. 241 Starr, Frank. 288 Starr, Walter R., 193 States, Carl, 302 Stauffer, Vernon L., 421 Stebbins. Iva M.. 420 Stecher, Joseph D., 289 Steele, Francis E., 420. 227 Steele, Portia L.. 420. 260 Steen, Jacob M., 205 Steenrod, Gladys, 442 Steffel. Victor L., 222, 288 Steffin, Clara, 280 Steiger, Helen. 267 Stein, Carl. 290 Stein. Henry E.. 190 Stein, Stella, 266 Seinberg. Myron, 237, 206 Steinberger, Paul, 303. 228 Steinberry, Martha, 259 Steiner, Harold M., 224 Steiner, Margery J., 420. 263 Steinle, Mary, 287 Stephan, L. B., 221 Stephens. Madge B., 246 Stephens. Marion, 279 Stephens. Matthew B.. 420 Stephenson, William V.. 221 Sterlin, Paul, 204 Stern, Herman, 192 Steuart, Stevens, Stevens, Stevens. Ernest W.. 234 Anajean. 254 Harland R., 198 Laura. 297 Stevens, Mary. 254 Mrs. William, 281 William S., 226, 241 William V., 229 Stevens, Stevens. Stevens. Stevenson, Evelyn, 261 Stevenson, Robert L., 420 Steward, Samuel M., 194 Stewart. Forest, 190 Stewart. Glenn, 235 Stewart, Mabel, 273 Stichter, James. 204 Stickel. Edwin R., 212 Stickler. Daniel J., 195 Stickler, James W., 433. 242 Stiles, Hershel C., 207 Stillman. Ben A., 215 Stillman, Irving, 215 Stine, Chester. 241 Stine, Ralph W., 420, 241 Sting, George. 227 Stingley, Charles. 222 Stinson, Karl W., 295 Stinson, William S., 420 Stitzell, Edward P., 188 St. John, Aileene. 251 St. John, Lynn W.. 230 St. John, Paul. 240 St. John, Ruth, 279 Stockdale, Paris B., 294, 290 Stoll, Lucille E., 421, 258 Stoltz, Robert B., 224 Stone. 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Marion L.. 255 Thompson, Nina. 270 Thompson, Tracy E.. 290 Thompson, William H., 284 Thompson, William O., 290 Thomson, Volney. 222 Thurman, Irma, 275 Thut, Hiram. 238, 295 Tibbals, Al. 189 Tiffany. Lewis, 238 Tilbrook, Thomas S., 198 Tiley, Jane L., 433 Timby, Elmer K., 295 Timmer, Robert, 236 Tipton, John. 241 Tirey, C. W.. 423 Tobin, Louis. 423 Toman. Helen R.. 423. 274 Tomlinson. Brian. 284 Toney, Robert M.. 423, 195 Tooley, William P.. 295, 29 202. 423 Toomey, Robert S., 212 Toops, Herbert A., 284 J. Van Harlingen, Lillian, 297, 267 Van Heyde, George. 199 Van Heyde. Joseph, 199 Vanneman, Harry W., 289, 218 Van Voorhis. Donald E., 205 Varney, Clifford N., 224 Varvel, Carl. 236 Vercoe, Sam G.. 424 Verhoff, Adolph W., 199, Vinocur, Louis. 215 Vivian. Alfred, 220, 224 Voegtly, E. M., 235 Vogel, Thomas A., 232 Vogele, Alfred C.. 295 Vogelsang. Franklin C.. 424 Vogelsang, Helen, 272 Voges, Marion L,, 297, Volpe. 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Maurice, 424 Warnar, Douglas. 222 Warner, Agnes. 260 Warner. James H., 425 Warner. Maxine, 261 Warren, Frank, 225. 232 Warsaw. Florence, 277 Warstler. Donovan A., 425. 298 Warson, George B., 232 Wasem. Donald A.. 224 Wasley, Keneth. 236 Wasserman, Kenneth. 206 Wasserstein. Joseph. 237 Wasserstrom. William, 210 Watjen. Marlon. 258 Watllngron, John H.. 425 Watrous, Lucille E.. 425. 253 Watters, Henry R.. 198 Watts, Arthur S.. 227, 300 Watts, Norrlne Frye, 272 Waud. Delbert. 219 Waugh, Howard. 203. 425 Webster, J. E., 295 Webster, Mary E.. 274 Webster. Maude, 425 William. 240 Webster. Wedell, George M., 242 Weed. John M.. 290 Wehr, Richard, 232 Wehr. Robert L., 196 Weider, Roger L., 194 Weidler, Walter, 233 Weiman. Ruth E., 425 Weimer, Clarence M.. 425 Weimer, Paul K., 244. 246 Weinberg, Amelia, 266 Weinberg, Charles V., 215 Weinberg, Roy. 302 Weiner, Henry T., 215 Weiner, Lucille. 266 Weiner, Max B.. 433 Weinland. Eleanor, 252 Weinland. Margaret F., 425. 201 Weis. Lee V.. 443 Weisberger, Maurice, 214 Weisenbarr-ter. Harold, 223 Weiskireher, Joseph E.. 220 Weisman. Norman. 191 Weiss. Albert P.. 290. 84 Weiss. Ben G., 425 Weiss. David A.. 215 Weiss, Irwin R.. 214 Weissenbach, Henry, 426 Wells. Alton. 218 Weller, Sue A.. 426 Weller. Wendell A.. 443. 221 Wellock, Lee. 241 NVellock. Leona H., 281 Wells, Edward S.. 212, 426 Wells, James A., 426 Wells. Kathryn, 249 Wells, Lawrence S., 212 Welsh, Glendon E.. 193 Wenges. Raymond. 229 Wenrick, John E., 284 Wenzke, John J.. 443. 221 Weprinr Abram R., 206 Wertz, Catharine. 249 Wertz. Charles W., 426 Wesley. Frank E. Jr., 234 West, Marjorie. 265 Westervelt. Mabel G.. 426, 272 Westinghouse, Lucille. 268 Westover, Thelma, 265 Westwater. David B., 426 Wheeler, Tom. 303 Wherry, Franklin P., 245 Wherry, Robert. 284 Whirl. Solomon F., 295 Whitacre, A. H., 221 Whitacre, D. J.. 221 Whitaker, Marjorie, 258 Homer M.. 194 Marie. 271 White. White, White, Mortimer C. Jr.. 195 White. White, White Nelson P., 212 Paul. 299 Robert. 189. 200 Wade, 192 Anne B., 290 C. Sage. 197 Floyd. 209 Whitman, Whitmer, VVhitmer, Whitmer, Whitney, Elizabeth, 267 Whitsett, James. 236 Whittus, Mildred. 257 Wichterman. Roy F.. 433 Wickstrom, Carl. 197 Widdiir. Charlotte, 274, 426 Widmeyer. Chester P., 226 Wldner, Franklin D., 426 Wlgner. Maxine. 258 Wlest. Mary A.. 428 Wlkofl. Helen L., 290 Wlkofl, Walter, 296 Wilbur, Harold D., 204, 526. 303. 244 Wilcox, Jean. 257 Wilcox, Marcella. 257 Wllcoxen, Arthur Fred, 212 Wilce, John W., 230 Wilder, A. B.. 295 Wilder. Harrison. 236 Wilder, Harry S.. 426. 246 Wildermuth. Ralph T., 194 Wiley, Allvlere, 222 Wiley, Earl, 243 Wiley, Ellis A.. 246 Wiley. Frank. 190 Wiley, James H., 226 Wilkinson, Herman, 232 Will. Roland G.. 290 Willaman, Martha, 261 Willard, Charles J.. 220 Willcox, Eleanor, 250 Williams, Albert J.. 437, 231 Williams Pearle, 260 Williams. Ralph, 427 Williams, R. S., 226 Williams, Rees T., 230 Williams, Robert D., 290, 284 Williams, Roger, 236 Williams on. Joseph M., 427 Willis, Richard H.. 1195 Willis, Robert, 302 Willoughby, Robert C., 188 Willour, Paul, Wills. Benjamin. 203 Wilson, Alice. 258, 297 Wilson, 427 Byron C., 198, 229, Wilson, Charles, 227 Wilson, Dorothy, 260 Wilson, Duane C.. 224 Wilson. Eugene H., 195 Wilson. Franklin E., 93 Wilson, Gerald N., 203 Wilson, H. Earl, 228, 230 Wilson. Lorinda, 254 Wilson William R. 284 Wiltbai-gar, Raymond B.. 222 Wiltberger, Rolland, 288 Winans. Ralph, 302 Winbinrler, Hugh, 284 Wirgdmiller. Helen R., 427, 0 Windom, Loren. C., 437 Wing, Ralph H., 427, 226 Winter. Chester, 222 Winter, Otto W.. 427, 296 Winters, Iona, 258 Wirls. Wise, Wise, Wise. Harry, 212 Charles. 207 Frances, 266 Herbert, 427, 303 Wise. Leonard, 427, 291 Wise. Leonard G., 290 Wise, Maybelle, 272 Wise. Ruth. 266 Wise, Virginia. 266 Wiseman, Mary. 261 Wissler. Lyda G., 273 Wiswell. Owen W.. 207 Withrow. James. 238 Witten, Anna Mary, 254 Wittke. Carl. 290 Wittow, Nathan M.. 206 Wohlrremuth. Bernard. 206 Wolf. Arzie, 227 Wolf. Helen. 262 Wolf. Tobias, 119 Wolfe, Edna, 260 Wolfe. Esther M.. 262 Wolfe, E. Floyd, 194 Wolfe, Gladys I.. 427 Wolfe, Louis H.. 357. 225 Wolfgram, Ethel, 268 Waxbom, Ernest. 295 Waxbom. Thor, 802 Waxman. Walter, 425 Way. Frederick, 205 Way, Myron J., 205 Weakley, Weaver. Weaver. Weaver. Weaver, Webster, George D., 425 Catherine, 257 Celia J.. 274. 425 James J., 196. 243 Richard Jr.. 425 Donald, 219, 222 55113 Williams. Bernice, 264 Williams. Charles L.. 226 Williams. Earl F.. 198. 238 Williams, Edwin Harrison, 426 Williams. Edwin J., 426, 235 Williams, Elizabeth. 265 Williams. Joseph H., 207 Williams. Julian K.. 427 Williams. Marie, 260 Wolfson, Arthur, 192 V.. 255 Wolgamot, Helen Wollam. Katherine, 251 Charles J.. 245 Wood. Wood, Elizabeth. 253 Wood. Emerson V.. 299 Wood. Marian. 249 Wood, Paul. 286 Wood, Rozella, 252 Wood. V. B., 221 Woodall, Max. 302 Wgodborne, Dorothy. 427. 64 Woodburn, Lester C., 198. 427 Woode, Angela D.. 427 Woodhouse, Prentice C., 427. 212 Woodman, Paul, 200 Woodrow, Martha. 287 Woodruif. Doris E.. 428 Wgggruif, Robert R., 224. Woods. Charles F.. 433. 242 Woods. Kenneth, 207 Woodward. Edward E., 194 Woodward. Thomas F., 428 Woolford. Jean. 267 Wgggester, Emily, 267, 428, Worcester. Martha I... 290 Wordeman, Louise, 252 Workman. W. G., 221 Worpe, Betty. 267 Worrell, Charlotte. 251 Worrel. Florence. 286. 287 Worstcll, Lawrence. 218 Wotsehak. Gregory W.. 207 Wright, Dorothy, 267 Wright, Harvey, 241 Wright, Marian. 254 Wrigley. Lowell. 1194 Wu. Judith C., 428 Wuichet, John W.. 224 Wurston. Harvey. 192 Wykoff, Marion E.. 226 Wylie. Louis. 222 Wysong, Virgil, 239 Y Yager. Francis C., 290 Yang, Wei. 205 Yantcu, Edmund N.. 289 Yarris, William F., 202 Yaugpr, Rebecca. 253 Yauger, Ruth J.. 428. 292 Yeagley, Paul S., 234 Yepsen. Lloyd, 284 Yinxzling. Walter, 223 Yochem, John A., 223 Yoerger, Albert. 260 Yohe, Robert. 230. 428 York. Bcrgita. 254 York. Janice, 262 York. Luster B.. 428 Youmans. Robert J.. 203 Young, Alma Marcella, 443 Young, Edmund. 303 Young, Elmer L., 428 Young, Estaline. 269 Young, Isabel, 260 Young, Joseph O., 428. 207 Youmz. P. Bernard. 428 Youmzer. Margot. 297. 267 Young. Ralph E., 1196 Young. Regina M., 428 Young, Robert A.. 428 Yurjevic. Florence. 257 Yuster. Josephine, 262 Yutzi. Elmer A., 220, 428 Zarumbski. Dorothy J.. 429 Young, Raymond S., 433, 218 Zcckhauscr. Milton, 191 5 55121 Zehner. Zuiyrcr. Zunflcr Zettler, Zettler, 1188 Ziebold Ziegler, Ziegler, 232 Mary. 429, 292 Selma R.. 429, 262 Carl, 199 Marie. 429 Raymond J., 429. Edna. 274 Herbert. 191 LaVerne C.. 429. Ziclkc, Albert F., 224 Zimmerman, George E.. 193 l' Zindlur. Carolyn H., 429, 26 I Zink, Nicholas P., 218 Zipperlen, Ruby W., 429, 273 Zipser, A.. 237 Zitsman. Helen. 277 Zuber. John M.. 437, 218 Zubricky, Rose Mary, 281 Zumbro, Paul B.. 220 Zupko. Michael E.. 429, 246 Zurfluh, Alvin A., 437, 225 A Acacia .............................,....,....... Administrative Officers ........ Advertising ...................,.................... .......... Agricultural Student, The .,.......... ..... AllfAg Council ...,...,.,.......................... .,........ Agriculture, The College of ..v,...........,........ Alpha Chi Omega .............................. .......... Alpha Chi Rho .................,.,.............. Alpha Chi Sigma ............. Alpha Delta Pi ......................,. Alpha Delta Theta .....,......... Alpha Epsilon Iota ,.............. Alpha Epsilon Phi .......... Alpha Epsilon Pi ............. Alpha Gamma Rho ,.............. Alpha Kappa Alpha ............ Alpha Kappa Kappa ............ Alpha Kappa Psi ..................... Alpha Mu Pi Omega ......... Alpha Phi ,.,....................,.... Alpha Phi Delta ........... Alpha Psi Delta ................ 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Sigma Rho ......... 180 337 455 37 356 338 269 202 227 265 271 279 266 214 178 275 223 233 221 255 201 284 234 268 182 173 257 220 1 315 318 312 310 311 314 452 339 90 86 111 106 105 285 213 274 171 336 46 447 84 104 297 448 258 170 334 90 334 340 357 126 453 347 77 196 177 252 254 276 197 224 243 189 236 286 53oole fgndex Delta Tau Delta ............................. Delta Theta Phi .................... Delta Theta Sigma .......,........... Delta Upsilon ................................. ........... Delta Zeta ............................................... ........... Dentistry, The College of ........... .........,. Doctor Wilce ..................................., ...... E Education, The College of ...,...........,........... Engineering, The College of .........,........... Engineers' Council .......................... ........... Epsilon Psi Epsilon .............. .... Eta Kappa Nu ...................... F Fencing ...... ...... ......... ...... Football ...................... Football Managers Football Squad- ....... 1 .... Four'H- Club ......................... Fraternities .................................... Fraternities Directory ......... Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Football ............. Baseball ...................... Basketball ................ Cross Country ....... Handbook Staff .... Class President ....... Sports ......................... Freshman Track .....,.................. Freshman Wrestling .......... G Gamma Alpha ...................,....... Gamma Delta Theta ............... Gamma Epsilon Pi ............. Gamma Eta Gamma .....,...... Gamma Phi Lambda ............... Gaw, Esther Allen ............. Girls Glee Club ........,........ Girls Halls ............,... Golf ...................,..... Glee Club ...................., Government .............,........, Graduate School ........... Grange .............................. Gym ..,..........,....,...,.,..... George Simpson ........... 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Phi Lambda Upsilon .................,........................ Philomathean Literary Society .................. Phi Mu ........................................................................ Phi Mu Delta ........................... Phi Omega Pi ........... Phi Pi Epsilon ........ Phi Rho Sigma ............. Phi Sigma Delta ........... Phi Sigma Kappa ............ Phi Sigma Sigma ............,.. Phi Upsilon Omicron... Pi Beta Phi ...................... Pi Delta Epsilon .......... Pi Kappa Alpha .......... Pi Kappa Phi ................... Pi Lambda Theta .....,. Pi Mu Epsilon ........... Pi Tau Pi Sigma .......,.. Polo Club ..............,....,.......... Pomerene Crew ........,........... Poultry Judging Team .......... .,........ Press .......... . ................................................................. .. Professional Fraternity .............................,... Professional InterfFratern ity Council... 203 270 35 34 343 57 331 32 33 32 344 52 81 125 364 51 452 330 72 59 44 40 8 38 348 229 246 288 245 289 162 332 346 83 345 301 211 290 232 226 237 244 218 169 302 166 188 167 207 187 291 321 256 209 261 73 230 192 205 277 292 251 303 186 212 304 293 85 322 349 452 29 216 217 Professional Sororities ....... , ...........,.....,......... . Progressive Dairy Club ........................,.........., fAmerican Dairy Science Associationj Psi Omega . .......,.............................................,....... . R Religion ..................................................................... Rifle ......................................................,....................... Rightmire, President G S eorge W ............. Saddle and Sirloin ............. Scabbard and Blade .......... Scarlet Key ...................,...... Scarlet Mask ............... Scenes ..............,........ Senior Officers ., .... . Senior Prom ..............,........ Seniors . ........ ..... . ........,........,...... . Seniors fprofessionalj ......... Sigma Alpha Epsilon ............ Sigma Alpha Mu ................... Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Soccer Societi Alpha Sigma .... Chi ..........,.............. Delta Chi ......... Delta Rho ...... Delta Tau ........,..... Eta Chi ................ Gamma Epsilon Kappa ................... Lambda Pi .......... Nu ....,................... Phi Beta ............ Phi Epsilon ....... Phi Sigma .........,. Pi ........................... xi ................... e'Q 'QIf.f. 278 323 323 222 67 128 335 324 82 92 44 155 362 64 361 430 174 191 280 168 228 200 262 '75 294 260 215 172 273 181 204 183 295 129 309 Society of Student Industrial Engineers Sophomore Class Officers ...,.......................... Sophomore Skyrocket Dance ..................... Sophomore Y. W. C. A ............... .......... 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