Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1933 volume:

xii! OPYRIGH LAWRENCE Et LAYBOURNE E d i't o r MILTON Y. RUSSOTTO Business Manager I JEAN EVANS Manaqinq Editor I A.GLENN MCCLE LLAND Circulation Manaqer S , 1 x .1- X ' ' '-'Q-, 1 ilk 5 leQF1'V -f- r Y TIM IA PUBLISHED BYTHE J LLTLIOIL CLCLSS or Tn-le ST1.J.DET1.T aanv AH IA STATE UTIIVQRSITY coLumaus, on-uno LLTLIVERSITY C CLTT1 PLLS CLTH LETICS ORG CLTl1ZCl.Tl0Tl.S IZLIHFQERSITY 2 5 5 Q s f x e E 5 The gay pageant Of-'YHid'SlH71'l71CT Is a mystery of sun and shadow And sweet wawn smells Vkfeavmg a spell That cannot be forgotten. I wig' ,J 1,3 I ff ..-nf' Black tfraceery Against a snowfgrayed sky And snow beneath it Everywhere ..... A cold, clean mask. Summer weaves the branches Into a sailfcloth for the wind They bend in stately Yhythn1 To his strength In vneasure to the Chimes. +2q-',' K ' - , . - 4 W. .N -we A .,-v....' N-. u :Hen- , W',.: 'r:..'?-L ' ' ,-Q WYE' :.rF'-T-.EY-i'1:t.. Jiffy'-w f-1 -Q ...:-- Q - ..... '- -WM. M.. vi-'rf'-' - W. T, W -Q-.s.w,.,,, ... , vu vw Ms.: - 'M-.. 1 nw W v... in 2. ., mrs -'T fi-'H , mg ..-NW --N-fb, M g,g,'w'n-41-f.,,,,':f'3-Q , .2 'vxrrgwypu 55 .... , . -1. - .. Q. ff' '---H-f , r'l.'5 cx,F 3' 14 x'-...-....,i,N :f 'r'--'15 This is not ours, nor any living things It is the matrix of the crowd, The womb of color and of hopes grown old Of music that will echo evermore, Of the splendor that is Sport. There is a quiet trickery Upon the turrets rising To the summer skies ..... The deepest spell that7s spun Of summer sun and green old trees 1 l el SE s s , X? 5 2 xxx mmm 'W'-v-.,, The sun shines warm upon the asrchway And shadows come and go Upon the balcony o..... On cool gray walls That house the knowledge of the years. Y-f s '-' ,V v ver f W' , ., y RJMWL, W W, K, x ' Time alone stands still And only summer lives In sunlight cmd in birdscmgs just above The mossfgrown seats And patterned walks. Cloistevflilqe The walk is lined with Urees And sunshine floods the whole . . . . . The vagvcmt summer breeze That wanders clown is lonely. milzis fm 15012 THESE are the shaoers ol our desti- nies. -lhey have hewn and polished, and now. . . they bid us go with a sigh at a tasl4 lelt unlinished. We are the creations ol their suggestions and molded in their hands. Alter graduation . . . these wielders ol man- lorces will shadow our lives, and re- motely their taslc will he completed. THEI9-BBTT1 CLKIO It1GII'l'MlItl-I Ll'l l'l,H more than a year ago. Lew Morrill was lifted out of the junior deanship of the College of liducation to he- come vice president of the University . . . the first in its history. The appointment gave President Hightmire additional relief from the burden of adminis- trative details, especially in the field of Uni- versity Relations .... on and off the campus. But it did more than that. The tact, the insight, the understanding. the capaeity for work, the gift for ideas. the com- mon sense, tl1e flair for getting things done. and the instinct for doing the right thing at the right time which distinguished hlorrill earlier as junior dean, as alumni secretary and in newspaper work have marked his first year in the vice presidency. His newspaper and alumni work gave him the outside point of view. His work in the College of Education equipped him with the viewpoint of the student and educator. This combination has been invaluahle in his new capacity, where his sympathetic under- standing helps to solve many a problem and where the number and variety of his tasks give him an opportunity for a constant and growing usefulness to the entire University community. JAMES E. POLLARD HE most eagerly awaited University pub- lication each year is the Makio. It pre- sents vividly all phases of student life and interest in print. in picture, in drawing, and in myth. Experienced seniors know where to draw the line hetween fun and actuality. An able group of students has collaborated in pre- senting this. one of the best Makios of all time. Its appearance is a great University event. YVarmest compliments are extended to the Makio Board which herein makes its how to the University community. Wvith great appreciation, GEORGE VV. RIGHTMIRE HH announcement of the death of Mr. lighcrt Mack came as a distinct shock to those in University circles who knew and loved the man, and as well to those whose acquaintance was only with the record he left as a ten-year member of the Board of Trustees. lalarlier in the fall the retirement of hlr. Hack brought a distinguished figure to the campus in the person of his successor. Mr. Newton U. llaker. THE EIJITOR MORRILL THE I9-39 TT'lCL'KlO ATKINSON STEEB r 1 1 BUARD OF I RUSTELS IiEILlil41ll'I' S. IXTKIXSUN, f'l1llfl'llIIllI, , , , ,,,, . .,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,.,.,.....,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,. ..,,,,, ,,..,,,, C t 7lllInbllS Nl-:WTON D. IgAKl'1ll,,, , .,,,., ,,,,,,,,, ........ C I CVi'lillld Iiluun' A. Civrzrx, , ....... Cushochm Jolly KAISER ,,,, ,A , A, ,,,, .......... B I2ll'i0ttil IAAXVRICNCI-I H. I,.n'1:m'uN1:, .,,, ,........ S pringfim-ld ALMA VV,xcmqn l,A'l'I4IliSIlN ,,,,, ........ C YOIUIIIIIUS JUI.nvs F. STUN11: .,,..,..,,,.,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ........ C'0luI1lbllH CARI. E. STEER. S1'1'r1'f1:l'.11-TrfflsllNr,,, W ....,... Cilllllllbllbl Left to rigllt-Caton, Paterson, Stone, Kaiser, Rightmire, Atkinson, Steeb, Mack, Laybourne. . 19 . THE I999 'l l'l-Cl-'KID SHEPARD DUPRE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES NIVERSITY HALL, the dean of buildings of Ohio State University, is the nucleus around which the University has grown. With ivy- COLLEGE OI' AGRICULTURE covered walls, musty halls, and half a century of tradition, it is well-fitted for the home of the College of Arts and Sciences, the heart of culture. With an encompassing, inclusive curriculum including languages, history, the social sciences, mathematics, sciences, philosophy, and psychology, it furnishes a splendid background for the development of a broad cultural life. Either degrees of a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Arts may be secured after the completion of four years of work in this college. ITH the rise of the Agricultural Revolution in England came the need and necessity for a scientific study of agriculture. All the branches of thorough experimentation and research were utilized in the study and culture of the soil. From this inauspicious beginning have grown agricultural schools and universities. Ohio State, founded originally as an agricultural school, has grown into a large university, but its farming school, with its animal sciences, dairy technology, forestry, home economics, horti- culture and applied entomology courses, ranks as one of the best of its kind. The Bachelor of Science degree is given. CUNNINGHAM NISONGER l ' ' COLLEGE OF CONINIERCE AND ADMINISTRATION -'r-He--I2-?ap11 lcL4mo l WEIDLER REEDER IN THIS world of business, it is essential that young men and women be trained in the methods of trade and commerce. To supply this need, the College of Commerce and Administration developed. It includes also the schools of Journalism and Social Administration, and oiers particular courses to students desiring training in accounting, finance, banking, indus- trial management, marketing and foreign commerce. Actual practice in writing and printing a newspaper is given to those students in the School of Journalism. The degree of Bachelor of Science is given for a completion of the work in the college or the two professional schools. I.I EADED by a prominent psychologist, Dean Joseph Arps, and assisted by an able staE of instructors, the College of Education has grown to a prominent position in the educational cycles of America. There are, in important positions in the schools of this country, teachers who have taken work in this college. The cultural life of tomorrow will depend in part, to the teachings and research work of the educational school of this Univer- sity. The four-year curricula leads upto the degree of Bachelor of Science, and is intended for the professional training of high school, elementary teachers, principals, and school supervisors. ARPS LOVE W Y COLLEGE OF EDUCATION I T-H-Q 'I-999 maxim COLLEGES OF MEDICINE UPHAM SEMANS STUDENTS of the College of Medicine are indeed fortunate in having for their express benefit one of the finest institutions of its class. The Nursing School and the excellent clinical facilities are firmly established departments of this college. IT IS the purpose of the Dental College to prepare students for one of the most highly specialized of professions, the importance of whose work Can not be too greatly stressed. The clinic ofers to all students many inval- uable and practical services. I-IOUSED in a relatively new building this college is continuing its superior work in developing our future pharmacists. Excellent lab- oratory facilities enable the student to reach the peak of efficiency in each phase of pharmaceutical work. THE College of Veterinary Medicine takes students directly from high school and trains them thoroughly in the wide field of their chosen profession. The clinic offers the student an opportunity to demonstrate his -practical abilities in the treatment of pets. COLLEGES OF PHARMAC Y I AND VETERINARY MEDICINE DYE BRUMLEY . . AND DENTISTRY 'ri-ie :aaa 11144-aio -I ARANT MCPHERSON Dean of Law School llmn of Grruluafe Srhool HE College of Lzuv, through a most competent faculty, offers to its students a three-year course which leads to a degree of Juris Doctor. The famous law library, consisting of over thirty thousand volumes, is of invaluable aid to the legal student. HE thorough and intense work made possible by the Graduate School enables the student to acquire zu. more complete knowledge of his sub- ject. His ability upon independent lines gives the outside world a person with a truly higher education. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS President .....,.......................,.................l...........,.,.,.................. Gnonm: W. RIGHTDIHIE President Emeritus .........,..,.,......,,,,,,,,,, . ,,.,,,,, ,.,...,,, VN 'n,1.r,xM Oxuzv Tnonpsoy Secretary of the Board of 7'ru.wt1'11.v and Business Manager ',.......,...,,,.,.........,.,,.,.,,.... .,.......,. C ARL E, STEER Vice President .........,................,, ..,........,,.,, J . Luwrs MURRILL .'1.vxi.vtar1t to the Presiflmif ....,.,., .,,..,. G Honour: NN. ECKEI.BERRX' Registrar ,.,.......,.......,.,,,...,........ ........... E 11rrH D. COCKINS l'niz'ersity E.z'amin0r .,........,.,,,. ., .,..,... BLAND L. STR,xm.Ev STEEB STRADLEY THOMPSON THE I9-391'TlCl-Fslb ESTHER ALLEN GAW Dean of Women GRACE M. ZORBAUGH Assistant Dean of lVomen JOSEPH A. PARK Dean of Bien FREDERICK J. MILLIGAN ,f1ssistcmt Dean of Zllen fad nf ov mmerzf I-IE iwigiw tasic oi weigifiing in tiie balance tiie erring earnious is en- trusted to a group oi students wiiose scales are set uio in Student Senate, A., Student Court and eise- vviwere on time campus. Student governing organizations Cooperate vvitiw tine Uni- versity in interpretation oi student justice. I THE l999T1 lCL'KlO HANDLEY ' WILLIIAMS GAAL STUDENT SENATE President .............,.,.... ,..........,........ ..,....,....,,,,,,,,,,,...... ...........,.,..,...,,.,,,.. ..,,.... . T I A Miss HANDLE1' Vice-Presiclenit .............. ,.,,,,,.. S ARAH WILLIAIVIS Seem tary-T'r1:as'14 rar ,..... .,..,,,,,,,,, A Lnx GAIAI. ' Assistant Secretary .,,,,,, ...,.... . .JoIIN Dons Assistant Secretary ,.,..A, .,,.... P AUL MILLER Assistant Secretary ....,.. ..,,..,,,, W ILLIABI POI: Assistant Secretary ...........,.... ...,, .......,...... R ICIIARD VANCE TUDENT SENATE, the governing body of Ohio State, is composed of thirty-two repre- sentatives from the student body and six n'on-voting, advisory members of the faculty, administration, and athletic department. Nineteen of the student members represent leading campus organizationsg namely, Scarlet Key, Bucket and Dipper, Sphinx, Council of Fraternity Presidents, Cadet Officers, Ohio Union, Y. M. C. A. Dramatic Board, Lantern, Sun Dial, I Makio, Professional Interfraternity Council, Y. VV. C. A., VVomen's Self-Government Asso- ciation, Women's Recreation Council, Mortar Board, Chimes, Pomerene Advisory Committee, and Panhellenic Association. Ten of the members represent the ten colleges, and these, with the three oiiicers, make a total of thirty-two, The various colleges choose their representatives as their respective councils directg in some cases the president of the council automatically becomes his college's representative, while in other cases a general election is held. The campus organizations are represented by their respective presidents, unless the president is a I member of the Senate in some other capacity. Dons MILLER Pon VANCE . 26 . THE l999 TTICLKIO I 11IllIO'ILI ll6 Evans Piclcens Hllzerfelzl Poe Dads Guslzman Kaufman Carroll Scattfrralay Vaneli Miller Jusfiec Wa1'e lfautr r Dill Marshall Plally Nagel Lear Crater Lewis Funk Taber Reader Gaal Handley A. Good Johnson D I ood VVhitney Banter VVilliam Carroll Mary Crater Mel Davis Jean Dill Robert Elberfeld Albert Evans John Fullen Mary Ellen Funk Esther Ellen Gaw Alice Good Dorothy Good Gordon Greenberg John Guslnnan Philip Johnson Dane Justice Karl Kaufman Lawrence Ilaybourne James Lear Arthur Lewis Theresa Marshall Robert Meiklejohn Garnet Nagel Joseph Park Gordon Pickens Andrew Plahy Elizabeth Reeder James Seatterday Miriam Solomon Harriet Steele Oscar Thomas VVilliam Ware Robert Wills HE Student Senate, with power to regulate all campus activities, was formed in 1927 as a result of the amalgamation of two organizations, Boost Ohio and the Men's Student Council. The functions of the Boost Ohio Committee were administrative, including the sponsorship of all the traditions of the campus, such as Dad's Day, llomecoming, Cane Rush, Ohio State Day, burning of Freshman caps, blowing of taps every VVemlnesclay, and their pros- pect work. The lVlen's Student Council had been a representative body caring for the general student legislation on campus. They, however, had no power to enforce and carry out student opinion to a great extent and hence were of little importance. Thus, in 1927, the two organi- zations united, forming: a small body which proved to be powerful and truly representative of the men students. The importance of this body was soon recognized by the University and, by combining the functions and purposes of the two former organizations, it gained increasing power. Between then and the spring of 1929, there was a growing: feeling that the Senate should include co-eds, in order to be a truly student government. This was soon accomplished by combining with the VVomen's Self-Government Association and the extension of the Senate principles of representation to the women's organization. Today NV. S, G, A. remains as a corollary body which takes care of purely administrative and regulatory matters as they affect only women students. During' the present school year, some of the functions of the Senate were to decorate the campus and put up pennants at the stadium during the football season, to assist the press men during the games, to supervise all campus elections and count the votes, to do prospect student work, and to help enforce the traditions and customs of the University. Il THE l999 THGKIO ZIMMER STUDENT COURT HE Student Court, a subsidiary of the Senate, has immense power as a campus governing body. According to the Student Senate constitu- tion, the seven justices of the Court are elected by the Senate from any students who have completed six quarters in the University. The Court has power to hear and decide all cases involving interpretation or revision of the Senate acts, student infractions of University rules, and disputes between students when both parties agree that the decision of the Court would be final. The Senate also elects a Prosecutor and a Secretary of the Courtg while the Court selects its Chief Justice from its own members. By far the most important duty of the Court is to render decisions on traffic regulations. Frank Ernest Zimmer, Chief .Tusticn Robert Bartlett Curry Josiah Thompson Herbert Robert Harmon Finke John VVilliam Matson Olive Lenore Gooding Fred H. Trimmer Martin Lester Hanna, Proseculor VVillian1 B. Martin, Clerk of Court Curry Herbert Matson Martin Zimmer Hanna Gooding Finke Trzmmer THE l999 THCLKIO I -1 I GUSHMAN FRATERNITY AFFAIRS DEMING GIHBS R. C. POTTS R. E. POTTS SECRETARY Robert E. Potts FRESHMAN Jack Cookston Stanley Rose John Gushman Robert Gibbs SECRETARIES Richard Herndon Louis Shack ASSISTANT Robert C. Potts Jack Benjamin John Imrnel Norman Spain SECRETARIES James Born John Mathias Jack Stephenson VVillis Deming Paul Brodrick VVil1iam Rhodes Francis Taber Rhodes Immel Born Benjamin Taber Shack Herndon Brodrick Rose Mathias Deming Gibbs R. E. Potts R. C. Potts Spain Coolcslon Halligan Kinsel Gushman Snell Finke Morton H6 l999T1 lC.l-KID TABER l OHIO UNION BOARD EIHVARD DRAK1-1 ,.,.. ,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,, , llmmyer .IADIES ll,yNn1,i-iv., ,,,,, Slurlenf If!?IH'!'SPl1fllfi'ZJO Clxln. S'1'l-zu: ,,,.,,.....,.,,, ,,,, . Idnzinixlraliozi Romgm' 'llI'Mlil,lCSl7N ..Slurlw11f Ifl'IH'!'NPllfUl'f'L'0 I'II'GH NIZSBIT1' .,..,,,,,,. ..,,,..,,,,. I lzamnmf IJRICDIIRICK STI-icici-:1z,,SllarI1fl1f Rl'1ll'FSl'11fGfl1'6 .XI.L+:N BICBIANIGAI .,,..,. ,,,,,,, I Wumlliy PAN, 'lfmizu ,,., ,.,,,,.A.,, l Yfzulvnt It'I'11I'!'Sl'llfllfi7J6 HE Ohio I'nion liozlrd is the overseeing and governing: body of the Ohio Union, the IIIUHQS club of the University, The Board is COITI- posed of Mr. lfldwurd Drake, inanager of the Ohio Union, four upper- classmen, and :L single representative from the faculty, board of trustees, and alumna, lflzlell year one student is Chosen for :L two-yezlr tc-rin and two for at one-yezu' term. Norninutive petitions, whivh inust bear the names of seventy-live mule students are obtained at the Ohio Union desk. The Director of Avtivities, who, under the glllfltllllfl' of the Board of Over- seers, administers the :letivities from the student viewpoint, is chosen each April hy the Board, Sfecb Drake McManigal Handley Nesbitt Taber Sfecker Tumbleson I 'lmirn1,r1n,,,.,, Suvifcl ,,,,...,..,,. Lflwurllj ,,.., Nfyhf lrridgv ,.... ,,,,,,, I if Sr'rupImolf,, , THE I9-99 TTlCLI'xl0 GOOD 1 1 ' POMILRBNE BOARD ,..,.,, ,Alice Goo-cl lj!!-if Izrirlgr' ,,,,,, Betty VVQ-ntwortli l'lal:li1'iI.11 ,,,,,,,,,, WW,,,,,,,,,,,.-lezliilie Moss Olmfu Ilouerra , ,, uhertzi l'l2lllil'Il5tl'iIl l'o.vf1'r, , ,.'Xli1'e Gerlzwli Ilnusv, ,, ,Lenore llutchinson Yivizin Freiliurghouse Betty Nlillligilll Dorothy Lzunb .June Mollencop IIE Ponierene Advisory CUllll1llttL'C is primarily an organization for freshman women who ure eligible for lIlt'l!ll3l'I'hlllp at any time. This committee sponsors numerous activities in Poinerc-ne Hull through the funetioning of eight snh-cominittees, nanlely, liriclge, Open House, Library, House, Poster, Puhlieity, Seruphook and Soeizll Connnittees. Guides for nonsstudent meetings are furnished by the House Committeeg members of the Bridge Cornmittee give lessons to interested sturlentsg the Open House Coxninittee entertains for llIllll'Y'j1'l'Eldlliltl'S on various 0l'l'ZlSlUIlS and eoncluets clam-ing classes. Falkenstein Hutchinson Madigan Moss Lamb Gerlach Good Wentworth Mollencop .3l. l 'rl-me u9aa '1'rlcLKlo W. S. G. A. THE VVomen's Self Government Association at Ohio State University is a member of the Middle VVestern Intercollegiate Association for Women's Self Government and a subsidiary organization of Student Senate. All women students are members and through their direct or indirect par- ticipation, the fulfillment of the W. S, G, Afs purpose depends. Elections l for upperelassmen are held the first week of the spring quarter while fresh- 5 men women elect their representatives early in the fall. The Judiciary 1 I Board acts as a Board of Control over women living under University Housing rules. FACULTY SENIORS Elizabeth Reeder Jeanne Moss Alice Good ADVISORS Jean Blake Martha Sattler Harriet Steele Glen Helpbringer Helen Brown Jane Gibbs Italia. Sears Ellen NViley Barbara Shumaker Esther Gaw Olive Gooding Sally VVilliams Emily Youmans FRESHMEN Agnes Gordon Mary Kunkle Margaret Voros SOPHOMORES Mary Bope Alma Herbst Theresa Marshall JUNIORS Betty Brown Doris Clickenger Betty Walker Helen Mundhenk Opal Foreman Mary Brown Carol Hagaman Grace Zorbaugh Josephine Patton Marjorie Kiser Jane Devaney Clintie VVinfrey Gooding Good Brown Winfrey Voros Moss Reynolds Brown Sliumalcer Helpbringer Patton Hagaman Bope Blake Devaney Steele Marshall Gibbs Foreman Reeder THE I9-391 l'lCL44I0 I NAGEL WVOMENS OHIO OMENS UlIlU is :in Ol'gI2lIllZ2lti0l1 of rn'p1'vsvl1lz1iix'v Co-Cds foundud ill 1931 for ilu- purpose of upholding thi- traditions of Ohio Stah- Ifilivvrsily and sprvzuliiig hor funn- tlll'0llgll0lll lhc slutu hy doing prospvvl work with high school girls. The pcrsonni-l originally includvd the prcsi- ch-nts of zlpproxiinzltuly thirty XVUIHEIIAS orgainimtions on thx- Qzlnipus. lim-- vviitly, lJCC'2lllSP of sinlilziriiy of purpose, NVonn-n's Ohio was taken ow-r hy fha- Student Scnuh' and lodzxy functions as ll L'UIIlIlllltl'l' of that orgzanizzition 5lL'lIllJL'I'S are appoints-d hy' the Semite Pl'6'hlCll'Ill on thu I'CL'0lHII1CllClEliflllll of lhc YVon1en'S Ohio C'l!Zlil'Il12lIl. FACIfI,'l'Y M lilillllili Elizulwtli lim-clur .IVNIOHS SOPIIOMORES Harriet Vollins Miriznn Solomon Ili-lc-n Galloway Mary Brown SFINIORS I,illiilIl Sta-:nic Alive- Good Doris Campbsil Jean Blnkm- Fay White llurris-t Mc-tzgcr lidnai Cyznnpbell Mary Crutvr Kathlccn White IIZlI'l'il't Ste-1-lc Virginia Cochran Mary Funk Sarah Williams Jam- Whoa-lcr Virginia Shipley Dorothy Good il'lli'l'l'S2l Mzwslielll llllllily Yournuns Mary Devennish Olive Gooding Gzirnvt Nzlgcl lI1 :1l'n DM lnnisli Collins lK1'4'fi1'r .-l. Gnurl Sfcfzilv Slvunz' Campbell Fm-If ru 11 Nagel Sl: fplvy Gflil01l'!l1I lilalrc I -rl-ne 13-aa 111-axle SHAMBARGER ALL AG. COUNCIL HE All Agriculture Council, formed by Dc-un Vivian, was originated for the purpose of bringringr the students and the faculty into closer Contact. Tlirougli its repre'sentzltion of each ugriculturul depurtnlent, it is instrumental in solving various problems that confront orgrzlnizutions of the .-Xgriculturul College. 'flu' activities and Social functions of tlu' College are supported by this count-il, thus making 21 closer relationship zunong the students of the College of Agriculture. Ralph Bachtel Camry Karnes Ray Starlin .lean Dill Mahal Moore VVilbur Stuckey Ellen Dusli Leslie Petri Paul Taber Elden Groves Howard Sliambarger Jane Ulricl: Elmer Henry llolwurt Sockmzm Dill Henry Sfarlin Groves Watson Petri Karnes Taber Moore Soclfman Bachtel Cunninylzam Ulrich Shambarger Dush Stuckey THE I9--3? THCLKIO I COMMERCE COUNCIL HE Commerce Connell was organized in 1922 for the purpose of pru- lnotii through t and a elo sured sun Ohio Stat through it Ralph Baelnnan Jim Burton Howard Claypoole Evelyn Davis Cecelia Eherts Homer Hagaman Felix Held lg the interests of the students in the College of Commerce he development of professional eluhs, atiiliations with business ser Contact hc-tween the students and the faculty. It has spun.- fh activities as the annual Business Men-Students' Banquet, the I e Day at the Union, Commerce Smokers, and Commerce Dances, s representation of ex ery organized group in the college. Richard liettinger C. Reeder Earle Kane Helen Reeder James Lear VVillard Squire Catherine Lang Arthur Ury John lxICCOI'IIllCli Walter VVeidler Lewis Newberry VVillis W'iS-slel' NVilliam North Emily Youmans xvllllfilll Poe I Squires Ury Hettinger Lang Burton Eberts North Bachman Claypoole Wissler Lear Hagaman Reeder Poe l THE l999 T'l lCl-'KID l l DAVIS DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES HE untiring efforts of the Director of Student Activities of the Ohio Union is not only to stimulate social relationship between students and the Ohio Union but also to assist him in choosing activities which will be found interesting' and instructive. The Director arranges intrznnurul zith- lctics and extra-curricular functions for the men not afliliatcd with at frei- ternity and promotes closer cooperation between the fraternities and the Ohio Union. He is, likewise, the supervisor for the contests and tournuf ments held in the Union building. SENIORS SOPHOMORES Bruce Davis, Director Larry Collister .IUNIORS Robert Dundon VVilliznn Arxnishaw Charles Ebersold Ernest Heihy YVillium Ferguson Josiah Herbert Arthur Haines Donald Hollingsworth Byron Stouder Vain Rawn .lack Von Stein Hciby Dundorz, Ferguson Haines Elufrsold Hollingsworth Armishaw Davis Herb art lfawn JZVCZQ5 5172612 HESE are our friends . . . we knew them well, they were in our Classes, we met them on the Long Walk and talked by Mirror Lake when spring was green uoon the trees ancl retieeted inthe Lake. We may not meet again, you know, but we have known each other and let that he enough to silence ali regret. l THE l999 THCLKIO CHIMES Ellen Louise Clickenger Jean Ramsey Annabel Dunlop Gertrude Scott Jean Evans Harriet Steele Mary Ellen Funk Dolly Stillman Alice Good Mary Thompson Mary Lewis Gunning Mary Louise Torbert Ruth Hankins Ellen Wiley Janet McConagha Emily Youmans HIMES, womenis junior honorary society, was organized in 1918. The members are selected in the spring of their sophomore year by the outgoing Chimes group. The elected, numbering from eight to sixteen, are chosen on the basis of their campus activity, scholarship, campus influence and personality. A definitely organized honorary, Chimes is in Contact with the student government through a representation on the Student Senate. The exercises in Orton Hall tower are a vivid part of their initiation ceremonies. Active members of the group and the initiates meet on the oval at the sun dial at L o'clock on Chimes' Day. The neophytes are led from the oval to Orton Ilall tower. up the steps to the chimes. YVhile each neophyte rings a note of the chime, they are read the constitution, and pledge themselves to the organization. The pin is fashioned as a facsimile of the chimes and is :1 gold hell with a pearl clapper in it. Scott Thompson Funk Ramsey Dunlop Wiley Clickcnger Good Evans Hawkins Stillman Steele MDCOHXIQILG, Torbert THE i999 TNG-KI BUCKET AND DIPPER Frederick Brown Conrad Carl Frank Cramer Robert Bartlett Curry Alexander Gaal Joseph Thomas Gailus Perry Toile Cwarver Sidney Gillman John Vlfonsowitz John Louis Cushman Philip Lucas Johnson Robert Gibbons Kelley Lawrence Eugene Laybourne Robert Christian Tumbleson Arthur Edwin Ury Michael Nicholas Vuchinieh UCKET AND DIPPER, men's junior honorary society, was established in the same year as Sphinx, 1907, for a similar reason when a need was forseen for an organization com- posed of members of the Junior class who were outstanding because of their activities and interest in student affairs. Membership is limited to fifteen members chosen by the retiring juniors each year on the first Tuesday preceding' the first VVQ-dncsday in May. It is a tradi- tion for the sophomore initiates to lie given a bucket and dippcr as a mark of honor. They are instructed to carry these symbols until the following' afternoon when initiation ceremonies take place at the Bucket and Dipper rock and Mirror Lake. 'l'hc main activities of the group are the enforcement of all the traditions on cavnpus. One of the chief projects in the future will be the sponsorship of Junior Proms. Gaul Vuehinieli Ury Conrad Wonsowifz f:flfL'l'I' Gailus Cushman Johnson Cramer Lnylrourm' Curry Kelley Tumblcson A .lf K., s A ? Chimes . May comes again, Honorariesg Blindfolded, the neophytes of Chimes gather at the Sun Dial. Slowly the processionfmoves to Orton Hall. All the while, the chimes ring out. Within the old tower impressive lines are read. Once more, the sound of the bells creeps across the Oval. Qfg 3 1 1 r Q i 1 Bucket and Dipper . The buckets go out to fifteen Sophomores. The circus parade around the Campus, down High Street Stunts, in the Festival big top. Tortuously, the initiates march down the Long Walk. Ceremony at the Rock, on to the Lake. Swing into the air, hit the water! The moon hangs low, The soft winds blow. Fljy X wr A Qi f'5?',i-fx We vw.x?,2! S ,H I I I THE I9-391'l lCl-'KID ROMOPHOS Lloyd Bernard Chester Cline Willis Deming William Dittoe John Dods Arthur Downes Charles Ebersold John Garmhausen Freeman Gehres Robert Gibbs Homer Hagaman Frederick LeFevre Robert Maclvor Paul Miller Arnold Pavlish YVilliam Poe Robert C. Potts Robert E. Potts John Prior Robert Pullin Gilbert Ray Robert Roush James Scott VVilliam Swanson Richard Vance John Von Stein Harry Weyrich Merlin Willey William Zipf OMOPHOS, men's sophomore honorary society, was founded in 1932 by the outstanding members of the Class of 1935. The objectives of the organization are the furtherance of the interests of the Sophomore class, the stimulation of school and class spirit, advancement of scholastic endeavors, promulgation and perpetuation of meritous University traditions, and the promotion of a, high moral code of conduct. lt is a rule of the society that only students who show' future promise as citizens and who will reflect credit on Ohio State University shall be elected to membership. All new members, who are selected on the first Thursday in May and officially inducted at the last meeting of the year, are chosen on a basis of character, scholarship, personality, and activities. Membership may consist of from twelve to thirty-five members. L Deming Mac Ivor Garmhausen Poe Prior LeFevre Dods Pavlish Hayaman Miller Gibbs Hbersold Downes Roush R. E. Potts R. C. Potts Clime Ray Willey Von Stein Swcmscm Weyrich Joyce Park Drake Milligan Pullin Zipf Bernard B 5 l E E' f t t . . . 1 ' 'A '- ' ' 1 ' - . A J ,,k , , .. , , K H , A L V qw X l 5 I ' 1 Traditions . Football crowds see the players' Dads. Something dqferent in band formations. OHIO, in script, in block letters. Penn is honored, and Ohio in having this new game. Freshmen labor on Long Walk under watchful eyes of Bucket and Dipper. Homecoming party takes thefield. And the Cheer leaders! 'Wd me K tif fm- .jg,4.,,-s M .M Q, , . , A f -1, Q- ' lv - K .. Z, 7' 5,.g,1gw..WR .1-. t Hx. .W Q . wallets .mi s ,I My . wt.. f 5' S Y .Q num Y' W0 BW0 HI 5 Q, 302110 5Hl0 V' , 5 0 ipx-110. I -rl-lg-I-9?a mania SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PHILLIPS Freshman President ROBERT PULLIN President ANNABEL DUNLOP Vice President HARRIET STEELE Secretary SIDNEY GILMA N Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS MAR YBELLE CAR R Vice President J EA N FARBER Serretary LUDVVIG YARDS Treasurer . . ?:!F ezziors little gray, perliaps, and tlieir years lieavy upon tliem, tlwe solons,tl1e ancients smile tvemgmlyand a little sadly lor tliey lwave seen it all ..... all tl'1e sorrow and time liappiness ..... all tl'1e Clianges ol College years. ll tlwey lwave some tliings to regret tliey lwave a great deal to remember ancl be glacl. l THE i999 THCLKIO MARY BORN MARY CRATER RUTH EBELINU DOROTHY GOOD OLIVE GOODING ELIZABETH HANAUER MARRY Kmifzs 'rnnu1cs,x 11.-xusnALL I BETTY IVICCLURE ELIZABETI I REEDER MIRIAM SOLOMO Is MORTAR BOARD MORT,Alt BOARD is the womt-n's senior honorary society. It was organized in 1914 and in 1918 served as the nucleus around which the national organizations of the same name were formed. These national groups adopted the name and rituals of the Ohio State body. The chapters of Mortar Board are in some fifty leading universities and colleges in the United States. Election to Mortar Board is laid upon three ideals,-scholarship, leadership, and service to the University. lnitiatcs are selected for rnemhcrsliip by the graduating senior members at the end of their junior year. This honorary takes an active intercst in the affairs of student government with tluir representation on the Student Sc-nate. The pin is a small gold and black mortar hoard. The recognition services for the newly-elected members of Mortar Board are held on the oval as a part of Tradition Day. .46. Mortar Board Blending black and white, the new and old of Mortar Board. The solemn procession down the Long Walk. Greetings are bestowed, University officials. Down to the Hollow, by Mirror Lake. Lantern ceremony, against a background of flowers. The robe of government, the lamp of knowledge are passed on. Qjy l THE i999 THCLKIO YVILLI A M CA R R OLL CA RI. DENXISON LOUIS HINCIIMAN .IA MES HOFF li It J AC' K K ELLE R VVILLIAM HAHA FFEY RICHARD SMITH FIREIJICIRICIC S'l'I+lCKEli FRANK ZIMBIICK J A M ICS ZUBER I SPHINX QPIIINX, II1L'1l.S senior honorziry mein-ly. was established in 1907 when ll need was fell for M un nrgrennizzltion that would consist ut' the outstanding men on campus. Since its founding: Sphinx has heeume one of the niml prmninent and inliuentizil bodies in the University and to he an llH'lIllTl'Y' of this society is une of the highest honors that ezln he ziwzirded to an Uhiu State mein. Only senior 111611 who hzlve clistingiiislled tlieiliselves in CZIIIIPUS activities and Sl'llUlill'SlllP are perxnilteml to become niemhers of this grmup. Sphinx is ai selt'-perpetuating orgzuiimtiun of fifteen nienihers. liaeh year un l.ii'la Daly, held early in May. the members, attirecl in Cups and gowns, march down the University Hull steps and link the men whom they have chosen to become their suceessors. A secret inilizitiun is then held at Mirror Lake. .I A M NS I I A NDLEY K Sphinx . . University Hall steps, eleven o'clock! Fifteen members, serious, in cap and gown. Singly they pass through the crowd, linking new men All are chosen, the procession forms. Down the Long Walk, mystic circle forms. To the amphitheater, and the ceremony is over rify l THE l9991 l'lC1-'KID SMITH Senior Class President, Var- sity Football, Sun Dial Art Iiditor and Sphinx are only il few of Diek Smitlfs achievements. GOODING Vice President of the Senior Class, Olive Gooding, be-sides being the only woman on the Student Court is also active in NV.S.G.A., Mortar Board and other activities. SENIOR OFFICERS KIRK Janice Kirk finds enough time from her pre-medical studies to serve as secretary of the Senior Class and pres- ident of the Sorority Presi- dent's Council. JUSTICE Dane Justice, who handles the money for the Senior Class, is also a member of Seahbard and Blade, En- gineeris Couneil and the Homecoming Committee. M Commencement Class Day, And all is nearly over. Ivy planting in early morning. Class speakers address gathering in amphitheater Convocation, friends and relatives assemble. And so degrees are conferred special honors bestowed. The long lines pass, diplomas to outstretched hands. The bugle calls, and the day is done. Qjg Amio'rr, FRED TINGLEY Columbus C'oninmrve Administration, B.Sc. Delta Tau Delta. ALLEN, IIOBERT MCQIfI'Il'IN Columbus fl0IIIlII0l'C'3 Administration, B.Sc. Phi Gamma Delta: Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity 0: Strollers. Ar.sv.u1GH, DoRo'rHY MARIE Canal Winchester Ifllllffl-HGH, B.Se. University Chorus, 1, 2, 3. 4. AMIET, EDYX'ARD R. VVooster Agriculture, B.Sc. University Grange. ANIJliRSON, DOROTHEA IAOUISE Toledo A rts, B.A. Italian Club, Treas.: Spanish Club, Vice-Pres.: Student Assistant, Mack Hall: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Ansoux, NORDIAN CONRAD Arcanum Agriculture, B.Sc. Delta Theta Sigma: Townshend Agri- cultural Society: University Grange: 4-H Club. AToMoN, LEO Lynn, Mass. Arts, BCA. T H E I 9 9 9 ALLEN, Cu.uu.o'r'1'E Dayton Education, B.Sc. Pi Beta Phi: Freshman Executive Council: Freshman Dramatics Council: Sophomore Y. W. C. A. Council: Home- coming Decorations Committee: Stroll- ers, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Makio Staff. AI.I,IS, FVLOIU-INCE EIIGENIA Spencer Agriculture, B.Sc. Kappa Delta: Baldwin Wallace College, 1, 2: Home Economics Club, 3, 4. AMBROSE, MICIIAEI. ANTHKINY, JR. Newark, N. J. Edur:r1ti0'n., B.Sc. Phi Epsilon Kappa. ANnERsoN, ANNA EILEEN Columbus Agriculture, B.Sc. Omicron Nu: Orchestra, 1, 2. ARMnREcn'r, GEORGE LOUIS Wheeling, W. Va. Arts, B.A. Alpha Tau Omega. ARoNsoN, ciPIRALD RoEER'r Cleveland Commerce Adminlistration, B.Sc. Phi Epsilon Pig Freshman Football: Junior Prom Committee. . AUGDEN, IEEROY STADIBAUGH Poland Education, B.Sc. Tau Sigma Delta. l Avosrnnolm, Enwuv ARTHUR Hamilton Agriculture, B.Sc. Delta Chi: Soccer Team: Varsity O: Sophomore Y. M. C. A.: Upper Class Cabinet: Upper Class Council: Interna- tional Committee, Pres.: University Chorus: Ohio State Swine Judging Team: Livestock Judging Team: Sad- dle and Sirloin. Bums, Hr:NnY P. Cincinnati Commerce Q- Adminisirnlion, B.Sz'. Beta Kappa: University Chorus: Intra- murals. BACIIMAN, RALPH WAI.Dil VVoodsfield Commerce QS' r1d7l'Lil1i.YfI'!lfi0ll, B.Sc. Phi Kappa Tau: Beta Alpha Psi, Pres.: Beta Gamma Sigma, Vice-Pres.: Stroll- ers: Committee of 88: Commerce Honor Roll, 2, 3: Commerce Council. BAL'rzE1.I., MARY BENSON Columbus A rts, B.A. Delta Delta Delta. BEAL, MYKRTIIA Euzaxon Dresden Agriculture, B.Sc. Phi Upsilon Omicron: Merrill-Palmer School: Y. W. C. A.: Omicron Nu: Uni- versity Grange: Home Economics Club: 4-H Club. BENDER, JACK DAVE, Jn. Columbus Commerce Admin,ixtration, B.Sc. Freshman Basketball. BENEUICT, Dona WYIRGINIA Columbus Arts, BIA. Alpha Delta Theta: Y. W. C. A. BABBITT, ELI.EN GAIL Coumbus Education, B.Sc. Delta Gamma: Sorority Presidents' Council : Homecoming Committee : Browning: Strollers: Women's Panhel- lenic, 1, 3: Makio Staff, 2, 3: Y. W. C. A. Bancox, HICNRY' COLBURN Cleveland Education, B.Sc. Theta Xi. BACHTl'II., liAI.P1I TIIURDINXN Massillon .-lgriculture, B.Sc. Delta Theta Sigma: American Dairy Science Association: All-Agricultural Council: Lambda Gamma Delta.: Dairy Products Judging Team: Inter-fratern- ity Presidentfs Council. BAUTER, ROBERT WVIIITNEY Columbus .-1 rts, B.A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Strollers: Stu- dent Senate: Senior Manager of Polo Team. BECK, Fm-:ni-:RICK HENRY Holland Commerce Administration, 13.56. Delta Sigma Pi: Varsity A : Pistol Club. linxpml, IKALPII EDXYYXRD VValdo .-igric-ulturn, B.Sc. Alpha Zeta: Phi Eta Sigma: Gamma Sigma Delta: University Grange: Sad- dle and Sirloin: 4-H Club: Townshend Agricultural Educational Society: Swine Judging Team: Livestock Judg- ing Team. BENNE'1'r, FRANCES HARRIE'r'r New Lexington Education, B.Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha: Browning: Fresh- man Panhellenic: Y. W. C. A. TT'L ISERLIN, HARRY Columbus Commerce Ar,l1ninistration, B.Sc. Management Club, 1, 2, 3: Intramural Baseball, 1, 2, 3: Intramural Basket.- ball. 1. BERRY, cl1IARLI'IS IEDVYARD Ashtabula Commerce Q' Administration, B.Sc. IEIDDLE, IRENLL SUSANNA Pemberville Education, B.Sc. Alpha Chi Omega: Spanish Club, 1, 2. ZBILLY, VIXED JIMDIIE Ashtabula Education, B.Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa. BITZER, SARAH ANNA Columbus Education, B.Sc. Pi Lambda Theta: Kappa Phi: Intra- mural Volleyball. 1. BLAYNEY, Z1-:LDA ALDINE Mt. Gilead Education, B.Sc. University Chorus: Musical Art Club: Y. W. C. A. BOGART, HI4II.EN JosEPHINE Columbus Grove Education, B.Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Kappa Phi: Y. W. C. A. T H E I 9 9 9 BHRLINER, E'1'III4II. Great Neck, N. Y. Arts, B.A. Phi Sigma Sigma: Sorority Presidents' Council: Hillel Foundation: Junior Prom Committee: Transfer from New York University. BEST, Ll-141K HI'1XRi' Tiffin Commerce QS' Administration, B.Sc. BILI.Y, EDWARD A. Ashtabula Education, B.Sr'. Kappa Phi Kappa. Brsnor, MARY JICANIYETTE Columbus Education, I?.Sc. Phi Mu: Y. W. C. A. BLACKDIORE, ANNE Columbus Arts-Education, BMI., B.So. Kappa Delta: Pi Lambda Theta: Chi Delta Phi. Bonsm., PAN. G. New Bremen Arts, BA. Phi Eta Sigma. BOLIN, AIDA PLLIZABETH Columbus Education, B.Sc. Boxuiuol-lr, DANIPIL CJIARLES Cincinnati Commerce Ad'nzin.istration., B.Sc. Beta Kappa: Scarlet Mask: University Chorus: Interfraternity Pledge Council: Beta Gamma Sigma: Steering Commit- tee of the Ohio Student Conference on Economic Justice: Intramurals: Presi- dent of Student Religious Council: Uni- versity of Cincinnati, 1, 2. Boxxnn, ANNA 1,AI.Ml'IR Columbus A rls, B.A. Boost, JOAX Goon Somerset, Pa. Education, B.Sc. Delta Delta Delta: Beaver College, 1, 2: Pi Lambda Theta: Physical Educa- tion Club. Hoax. NIARY I,om:TT.x Columbus .11 rts, BA. Alpha Xi Delta: Y. W. C. A., Senior Cabinet, 2, 3, 4: Browning Dramatics. 2, 3, 4: Pres.: Freshman Dramatics: Scholaris: F r e s h m a n Handbook: Chimes: Mortar Board. IEUXVSITER, Jour: MoR'rxMER Clarksburg Comnzerce LS' rlrlnzirzisfration. I?.S1'. Phi Eta Sigma: Beta Gamma Sigma: Strollers. 1gRAII.I.Y, I.AI'R.x l lI.lZABETII Bellaire C'0II1'll1?l'C? S' .-Iflminislration, HSP. Theta Phi Alpha: Y. W. C. A., 1, 2: Newman Club, 1, 2, 3: Foreign Trade Club. 1lRICl1l-'ORD. AI.v.x H. VVilloughby Agriz'uIture, B.Sr'. Alpha Gamma Sigma : Student Horticul- tural Societyg Council of Fraternity Presidents 9 4-H Club : University Grange. Boxiz, Hi-:max GIQRALDINIA: Centerhurg .1grieuIture, B.Sr. Sigma Phi Beta: Phi Upsilon Omicrong Omicron Nu: Home Economics Club: 4-H Club: University Grange: Agricul- tural Student. BONNUT, PAIVI. P. Canton Conznzercc LS' Administration, B,S1'. Theta Kappa Phi: Interfraternity Pledge Council. IEORIXG, lhznisiurr ST. CLAIR. JR. Portsmouth fVl0llI7l1f4l'C'I' S' z1fl7llilliSfl'Hti07l, I9.Sr'. Pi Kappa Phi: Beta Alpha Psi: Roa- noke College, 1, 2: Commerce Council, 4. Bowsns. Eva I.l'cru.E Columbus Educ-atimz. ILS:-. Born. Cxrimvx Umzvu Columbus Edzuvcfioll. 1?.Sr'. Pan and Brush: Y. W. C. A. IERANDT, Dlcssu-1 CVIIARLOTTE Powell ,'lgl'lf'1lIf1ll'l', l2.Sr. Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4. BRIXKER. I.II.I.I.xN HIAY Export, Pa. Edumtion, l3.Sr'. University Chorus, 2, 3. 1'T L BIlIS'l'llX5'. IiA'1'HL1Jl-IN EI.1z.x Columbus ElIIlf'llfl0Il, B.Sc. B li 'l' 1 I Alpha Delta Theta: Sigma Eta Chig Philomatheang Y. W. C. A. Bnooxs, KATIIARINE Columbus lgfI1ll'llff07l, B.S0. IMKUSINIAX, JOAN JUDITII Dayton Iglllllffltiflll, B.Sc. Alpha Xi Delta: St. Mary's of Notre Dame, 1: Wittenberg, 2, B1n',xNT, RUTH MTKRII5 Dayton ElI1lC0fi0ll, B.Sc. Sigma Kappa: Pen and Brush: Y. W. C. A. Bmuus, KENNETII Lim Columbus .'IyricuI1'zu'0, HSC. BI'xToN. liUTH ELIZABHTII Zanesville CY0H17Yl0l'Cl3 Q' Administratio BYE, liUTII K. Lisbon z1fjl'lC'1Ilf1l7'6, B.Sc. 11, B.Sc. Omicron Nu: Home Economics Club: Wooster. T H E I 9 9 9 BROMIMUGII, BURLIN B. New Lebanon Applied Optics, B.Sc. Epsilon Psi Epsilon. Bnowx, MARY ISADORA Columbus Education, B.Sc. Alpha Xi Delta. BRYAN, Mo'1'r OlXKI.E!' Athens ,-Ig1'icuIt'u'r0, B.Sc. ISURKLEY, MRS. MARGARET Columbus Arts, B.A. BUSH, DOR0'1'I'IY CARROLL Columbus Education, B.Sc. Alpha Phi. BvAI.os, IDA CELLA Columbus Commerce A dministration, CALDWVELL, JOHN S. Circleville Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Rhog Committee 0 B.Sc f 88. L'Al.I.ll-', IJLLIAN EY'l1I.i'Nl-I Bexley f'fHI1W1,I?l'I'0 gi' Adminixlralioll. Ig.Sf'. Theta Sigma Phi: Scarlet Mask: Hillel. CAMHRON, IIAROLD EMI-znsox Columbus Commzfrr-e LS' fidnzizzisfrniimv. B.Sf'. CAn'ri:xc, ANNABPII.l,PI Columbus Edumztion, B.Sc. Alpha Kappa Alpha. CIIAPDIAN, FIAIYD l3,xR'roN Columbus A rfs' 13.11. Natural History Club: Wheaton Club: Student Assistant, Botany Department. CVIIARTPIRS, AIT.I1EN Columbus Cornnwrre S' Adrnizzivlratirm. l3.Sz'. Alpha Xi Delta: Phi Chi Theta: Y. W. C. A. CHURCIISYARD, Ross Iss!-:L Columbia Station Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma: Kappa Kappa Psi: Trowel and Spade: Freshman Cross Country: Football Band: Concert Band. CI..xRKl1. NORMAN :AUSTIN Geneva Comnwrre ti' A-Idmilzivlralioll. BSC. Beta Kappa: Beta Alpha Psi: Reserve Football, 2, 3. CAMERON. fiRACE V. Columbus Ar-ls, B..-1. CAMl'lBl'II.l., fxl,l'Il'l'1'A B. Columbus lfflurnfion. B.Sz'. Sijzma Delta Phi: Women's Glee Club: Freshman Dramatics: Strollers: Scarlet Mask: Homecoming, 3. ClIAI.l Il:I, SADIUEI, L. Cincinnati f'fIHITlI,l'l'l'l7 rt' .'ld1ni11isfrrlfion. I? Sf, Sigma Alpha Mu: Senior Manager Bas- ketball Team: Varsity O: Scarlet Key. LilIARl.l'IS. IDONALD AUDAsoN VVasbing:ton, D. C. .1yri1'11ltur1'. 13.56. American Dairy Association: Dairy Products Judging Team. CIIASI-I. xvAI'GllN HOLLAND Columbus f'UlIlIIM'I'I'I' LS' Allniillisfrntion. I3 Sc. Sigma Nu: Stroller, 2: Freshman Dra- matics, 1. CLARK, BlIl.hR1rID Alger lfrlur-afifm. RSC. CLARY. CXLIFFURD HI-:NRY Diriningrliain .1y1ri1'ulfur1'. I3.Sc'. Delta Theta Sigma: Townshend Agri- cultural Soeiety, 1, 2. 5. 4: Gite Club, l. 2: Agricultural Engineering, 1, 2: Gramze. 3, 4: Horticultural Society, 4. TTL CLAY, lVIARGAlil'IT CTATIIERIITE Massillon Agriculturc, B.Sc. Phi Chi Delta: Phi Upsilon Omicron: Omicron Nu: Home Economics Club: Scholaris: University Grange: 4-H Club, 2, 3. COCIIRAN, CLIFFORD C. Frazeysburg Commerce, B.Sc. Sigma Chi. Cooic, lturir Am-:ma Columbus Arts, BA. Kappa Delta: Skidmore College, 1, 2: Junior Prom Committee: Browning: Y. W. C. A. CYUPE, BIILDRI-Ill Evl4:I.s'N Rogers Edimufiolz, Ii.Sr'. Ohio State Chorus: Junior Swan. Cimvvroim, Jos:-:I-II CLAYPOOL Pittsburgh Commerce S' .-lrImini.vt1'ation, B.Sc. Beta Alpha Psi. CREXSIIAXV, D.AVID E. St. Louis, Mo. Arts, 13.11. Kappa Alpha Psi: Intramural Volley- ball: Intramural Baseball. CLVLBEBTSON, CoNs'r.xNCI: lVlAXINE Zanesville EflllCflti0ll', IS'.Sc. Phi Chi Delta. T H 6. I 9 9 9 CI.AYPooI.I:, WYIRGINIA GI:n'I'nU1n-: Lima Education, B.Sc. Kappa Alpha Theta: Ferr y Hall, 1, 2: Browning Dramatic Society, 4: Y. C. A., 3, 4. CoI.r:MAN, WII.LIABI EBBERT Martins Ferry .fl rts, B.,11. University Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Cooic, T1IoMAs CIIARLES Lakewood Education, B.Sc. Alpha Rho Chi: Architects' Cownmgy, Howann C. Cleveland Education, B.Sc. Club. Phi Sigma Kappa: Glee Club: Fresh- man Dramatics. Ciucus, IIARRII-IT, FRANCE Dayton Education, B.Sc. Pi Beta Phi: Freshman Y. W. C. A.: Strollers: S Dramatics 1 Browning : Freshman Handbook: Junior Prom Committee: Makio Staff. Ciior, HENRY DEWEY Dayton Agriculture, B.Sc. University Grange: Saddle CUI.I.Im, Rnxronn K. Ashland Arts, BA. Theta Xi: Interfraternity Council: Ohio State Aero ciety. and Sirloin. Presidents' nautical So- W. CULP, Hx-:Lux MAE Toronto Edzlcation, I?,Sc. University Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Musical Arts Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVIDSON, I.AIlRA I.IIcII.I.I: Columbus Education, B.Sc. Delta Omicron: Women's Glee Club: Italian Club: University Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: University Symphony Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: College of Education Council, 4: Browning. IDAVIS, Aoyss Mlkklkl Harrisburg .lgrivultu-re, B.Sc. Gamma Phi Lambda: Home Economics Club: University Grange: Y. W. C. A. IDAVIS, JEAN El.IZ,XBE'FH Columbus Agriculture, B.Sc. Y. W. C. A. Freshman Cabinet: Y. W. C. A. Sophomore Council: Y. W. C. A. Senior Cabinet: Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Browning, 3, 4. IJAVIS, MARY FRANcIs Columbus EfIllCCtti0'l1, I?.Sc. Trianon: Y. W. C. A. Freshman Cabi- net: Pomerene Crew. IDHAX, RFTII l'lvi:1.YN Pittsburgh, Pa. Erlucafiolz, ILSC. Alpha Kappa Alpha: Y. W. C. A.: Council of College Women: University Chorus. IJEINLEIN. BIARY lNlARGA1u:'I' Columbus fl0IlHll0l'f'P LS' .'llIl'lllIll:Sfl'Ilfl0ll,B.Sl'. Theta Phi Alpha: Phi Chi Theta: Per- sonnel Management Club. CIINNINGIIADI, XYINA IsAm:l. Columbus Education, B.Sc'. Sigma Phi Beta: Orchesis: Strollers: Physical Education Club. DAVIDSUN, NIARGARET AII.i:i-:N Lima Cormnrfrrre Admirzisfration, B.Sc. Chi Omega: Y. W. C. A., 1. 2: House Presidents' Council, 4. DAVIS, l'lVl'II.YN J. Eaton Cornrrzmv-f LS- Adnzinixtralinn. Ii.Sz'. Gamma Epsilon Pi: Scholaris. A Is, . I'AN FA nI'sII.A D v I I' D Columbus I u, if -, .I 6. Fd cn! in B S Y Alpha Kappa Alpha: Inter-Racial Council. DAv1s, NIARY JANET Radnor Clfl1ll'IIl!'I'!'H LS' ifd7llllll-'IfI'lltf0Il, B.S6. Sigma Eta Chi: Sigma Alpha Sigma. IJICIIMIAIR. BIARY I.oI'Isi: Tiflin Cl0HllllPI'l'P LS' I-Idn1ini.vfrufion, l3.Sc. Theta Phi Alpha: Swan Club, 3, 4: Newman Club: Freshman Dramatics: Y. W. C. A.: Pomerene Crew: Univer- sity Chorus: Intramural Debate, 1, 2, Dizrx mzix, HosINA FRANCI-:s Columbus ClllIlIlIl1'l'f'14 LS' .ldmini.vfrf1fi0n. l3.Sc'. Theta Phi Alpha. TTL DEVVEES, SARAH FRANCES VVasliington C. H. Agriculture, H.Sc. Omicron Nu: Phi Upsilon Omicron. D1m'R1cu. EDWIN B. Cincinnati Commerce S- .-ldniinistratirm, B.Sc. Beta Kappa. DILLA-X1II'N'l'. IDAVID G1-:onms Columbus flrts. B..'l. DIS'l'ELR,K'l'lI, K,vru,xnYN ELIZABIQTI1 VVapakoncta Edzlcntiolz, B.Sc. Physical Education Club, 1, 2, 3. 4: Archery Club, 1. Do'rsoN, li0NALD E. Lima Education, B.Sc. Muskingum College, 1, 2: Track: Span- ish Play. DOUGLAS. C1m1s'r1N1: BELYA Salcsvillc ,'1gri1'uIture, B.Sc. DR,xYr:R, IIUTII ELSIE Columbus Conznzcrcrf S' 1-Idministration, B.Sc. Browning: Swan Club: Y. W. C. A.: Lantern. T H 9 9 9 DIEHL, XVILLIAINI Ross, Jn. Columbus Commerce Q' Administration, B.Sv. Phi Gamma Delta: Football: Swim- ming: Varsity O. DILL, PIIII,l:IMlJN JEAN Lockbourne Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho: Student Senate: Phi Eta Sigma: Saddle and Sirloin: All Agricultural Council: Scarlet Key ' Senior Track Manager. v DINSMORE, Jolly NICIIOLSON London Commerce fldministration, B.Sc. Phi Gamma Delta: Y. M. C. A. Cabi- net: Committee of 88: Intramural Golf. Donn, DONALD D. Kingston Agriculture, B.Sc. Dorm, MARY HAIIRIET Columbus Arts, B.A. Kappa Alpha Theta: Browning: Wo- man's Recreational Council. DRAKE, PAIYI. GKJIVLDING Columbus Arts, BA. Theta Kappa Phi. DUERER, NYERNON E. Houston, Texas Applied Optics, B.Sc. Epsilon Psi Epsilon: Polo. IJUDIENIL, Lois IQACHAEL Lynchburg Commerce Adminixtratiolz, B.Sc. Alpha Delta Pi: Gamma Epsilon Pi: Scholaris: Sorority Presidents' Council: Y. W. C. A. IJITSBU ELIZ.ABETH DELI. Columbus Education, B.Sc. Alpha Xi Delta. l'lBl-ILING, Rl7Tl'I Hr:NRn:'rT.x Columbus .Irfs, B.A. Delta Gamma: Y. W. C. A. Senior Cab- inet: Y. W. C. A. Sophomore Council: W. S. G. A. Sophomore and Junior Representative: Chimes: Mortar Board: Scholaris: Browning. PlDWARDS, IJOWVELL O. Gallia Education, B.Sc. EGHR, MILDRED E. Sandusky Education, B.Sc. Sigma Kappa: French Club: Y. W. C. A. ELT, NORIIA Ll'CIIlI.I1 Columbus Agriculture, B.Sc. Phi Mu: Women's Glee Club: Y. W. C. A.: Browning. Emswrman, ERNFIST Eviznm-'r Pataskala Commerce eg' Administration, B.Sc. 1 Phi Kappa Tau: Y. M. C. A., 2: inter- fraternity Pledge Council, 2. l,UNCAN, ROBERT XNILLIADI Casstown .-lrts, B.A. Phi Rho Sigma: Freshman Y. M. C. A. Council. Dusu, ELLEN Newark Agriculture, B.Sc. Gamma Phi Lambda: Home Economics Club: All Agricultural Council: 4-H Club: University Grange. l'lBl'IR'l'S, CECILIA J. Columbus Commerce Adnzinistratimz, B.Sc. Sigma Alpha Sigma: Commerce Council. 1'lGlll'IR'l', ALBERT Homuiis Portsmouth Pharmacy, B.Sr. Kappa Psi: Pharmacy Council: Phi Rho Alpha. l4lI.lll-IRI EI.D, ROBERT Pomeroy Commerce Adrninistrafion, B.Sc. Phi Delta Theta: Scarlet Key: Student Senate: Basketball Manager, 1, 2, 3: Homecoming Committee: Junior Prom: Committee of 88: Alpha Kappa Psi. 1'lMMllRT, T. DORIS Belle Center ffIIi1l!'llfi0ll1, B.Sv. E Nmcu, MARTIN Steubenville A rts, B..4. TTT l'lsu1.l-:R, PAVI. IXRTLIUR Bcrlin Center .-lgriculturc. B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma, Townshend Ag- ricultural Educational Society. FAl.I.l1:N, IXRTIIIIR JOHN Martins Ferry .'lrf.v, 13.11. Cross Country, 1, 2, 3, Track, 1, 2, 3 4: Ohio State Cross Country Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity O. Fl'II,IlBI.1N, DAY'ID Dorchester, Mass. .ll'f.v, Hui. F1cRuusoN, DAN C. Akron fl ITS, 13.11. 1?II.IA'l'KAl'I.T, EvELYN E. Prospect A-lyriczclfurc. B.Sc. Phi Upsilon Omicron, Home Econom- ics Club, Agricultural Student, Fresh man Dramatics, Y. W. C. A., Uni- versity Chorus, 4-H Club. FISHER, SIEIXVALL Mobile, Ala. Education, B.Sc. Freshman Baseball Team. FI.m11NG, CARRIE ELIZABETI1 Columbus Cl0HI.Ill0l'l'0 Q' Adnziriistratiolz, B.Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Y. W. C. A. T H 6. I 9 9 9 EXVAI.T, FRANCES ELIZABI-:TH Columbus Education, B.Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Y. W. C. A. FEARING, BETTY HrLDA Columbus Education, B.Sc. Y. W. C. A. Freshman Cabinet, Pom erene Crew, Trianon. Fl'ILI.0XVS, GEIIRGE R. Columbus Pliarmacy, B.Sc. Delta Chi, Pharmacy Council. FEIRRKXLL, JUNIUS BEATTY Canton Cowmwrce Q Administration, 13.50 Sigma Chi, Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3. FINCH, GAIL HARPER Lyndon Eflzccation, B.Sc. Miami University, 1, 2. Frssm., FRANCES YETIVE Columbus Education, B.Sc. Theta Upsilon, Boot and Saddle, Or- chesis, Archery Club. FLOCKEN, KATIIRYN EL1zAm-:Tu Bucyrus Arts, B.A. Zeta Tau Alpha, Sigma Alpha Sigma l Foouz, PEARL Ii. Columbus Agriculture, B.Sv. Alpha Gamma Rho: Agricultural Stu- dent: Univeriity Grange: 4-H Club. Fowum, EVAN CVIIARLI-IS Sebring .-Irts-Meclicirm, B..-1. Alpha Mu Pi Omega: Muskingum- Sphinx, 1, 2. 1'lR1lDAY, DALE Tuoiuvsox Lexington Agriculture B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma: Townshend Ag- riculture Education Society: University Grange. FRIl'lIlL1kNDER, Gmxsox ELI.Io'1' Homestead, Pa. Arts, BA. Phi Sigma Delta: Hillel Players: Polo Club. Finns, CLAIRE Ro1.l.1xci-zu Columbus Education, B.Sc. ci.-KRDNER. NIARGAm:'r Hizucy Columbus Eflumtion, B.Sc. Pi Beta Phi: Y. W. C. A. GARY, IFIIELBIA A. Cleveland Education, B.Sc. Student Assistant. Fonou, EMMA MAE Shreve Education, B.Sc. Flmvizl., ClAROL I.1'C1liu: Pataskala IQIIIICQIHUII, B.Sc. FRIDLINE, CLixm:Nci: Room: Jeromesville .Algriz'uIZure, B.Sr. Townshend Agriculture Education So- ciety. 1IRIl'IDlNfAN, AR'r1u'n M. Youngstown l'hurma1'y. B.Sc. Pharmacy Baseball, 1, 2: Intramural Wrcstlinrz, 1: Varsity Wrestling, 2. 3. Fnosr, CHARLOTTE links Dayton Eflzlration, B.SL'. Browning: University Grange. GARDNER. 13.-XYLIXE QXNITA Grove City Erlncufiolz, B.Sz'. Kappa Phi: University Grange: Educa- tion Council. GAY1-rn, JEAN MARoAlu4:'r Medina Agriculture, B.Sc. Delta Zeta: University Orchestra: Hil- lel Orchestra, 2, 3. TT'L GEIGEII, MII.lllil'Il3 MAIIII1 Black Lick Education., B.Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Y. W. C. A. Gum, HAROI.Il CEILGER Emlenton, Pa. C0l7IllIl'l'l'0 QS' fldministration, 13.80. Y. M. C. A. Upper-Class Council. CiIBSON', VIRGINIA Josi-:I-IIINI: Columbus 51gl'iL'IlItIll'43, B.Sc.' Y. W. C. A.: Ohio State University Grange. GLENN, BI-:RNAIQD FRANCIS MCConnelSville Agri:-ulture, H.Sc. Campus Pocket Testament League: University Granfze: American Society of Agricultural Engineers: 4-H Club: Saddle and Sirloin. QQOOD, DOROTHY Columbus I-1118, B.zl. Alpha Xi Delta: Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3 ltreasj 4 1pres.J: Student Senate: Chimes: Mortar Board. GORDON, CIENEVA Louisa Otway A TIS, GOUIID, RIcI'IA1m SIIIIRIDAN Cincinnati Arts, BA. Sigma Nu: Glee Club, 1: Football Man- ager, 2. T H E I 9 9 9 Giconcnc, RUTH FRANCES Columbus Commm'rr0 t1d'TYLi7liSlf'l'fLti0II', B.Sc. Kappa Phi: Y. W. C. A.: University Orchestra : Pomerene Crew. clllllili, IDHILIP B. Youngstown ilrtx. 13.4-I. University of Michigan, 1, 2. GII.I., CJLIVI-I ANN Hartley, Texas Crrrrivrznrrwe Administration, I?.Sc. Y. w. c. A., 1, 2: W. A. A. 2, 3: Trampers, 2, 3: International Club, 2: Foreign Trade Club, 3, 4. Goui, XVILLIADI E. Cincinnati C'0IlIIll.l'I'!'I' .fldministration-, B.Sc. Sigma Delta Chi: Lantern: Sun Dial: Ohio Stater: I-M Boxing Club. GKDIDIJING, OLIVE Columbus Edllfatiorr, B.SC. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Mortar Board: Chimes: Student Court: W. S. G. A.: Student Senate. Gossixnn, TIIKJINIAS E. Wooster C07I1.'IIl!3Tl79 :ff Administration, B.Sc. Beta Kappa. GIIAI-:1sNI:n, AI.BEn'r CONRAD Bay Village Efliwation, B.Sc. Acacia: Varsity An: Inter-Fraternity Pledge Council. 1 l KIRAVES, CI.AUn1Nl1: Columbus .I rts, ILA. Chi Omega: Ohio Wesleyan University, 1, 2. ciRl'INER, NURIHA 1'lI.IZABl'ITII Hilliards Iirlzlr-ation, B.Sc. Kappa Phi. cilillfl-'I'l'II, c,I.IVl'IR CLARK Hamilton ffonznzerce LS' Aflnzinixtrnlion,I3.S0. Delta Sigma Phi: Phi Eta Sigma: Beta Alpha Psi: Beta Gamma Sigma. GU'1'.x, Rruom-H VVIL1.1.xM Sm-hnectady, N. Y. Conznzerce ti' .-Irlnzinisfrutimz.B.S1'. Beta Alpha Psi. FIAIIN, FRANK J. Barberton f'o1nn1.0rc'0 LS' Jzllninisfrufion.13.50. Theta Chi: Golf, 1, 3. ll.xl.I., IIOBERT G. Olmsted Falls lfllllfflflflll, l3.S1'. Alpha Rho Chi. PIAMILTIJN, IIUBICICI' l3.xI.1..xRn North Touzuvancla, N. Y. clUlIllIll?Tl'0 Q' I1lllllilll:Nfl'Ilfi0ll,1i.S!'. Phi Kappa Sigma: Phi Eta Sigma: Beta Gamma Sigma. c,iIUiliN, A1l'l'lIIIR Url-:onus Columbus l'ommerce S' Adnzirzi.-:tratirm,l1.Sr'. Gurca, Farm R.u':sIoNn Columbus Vonzrnerce LS- zllllllilliiffllfillll,15.512 Pi Kappa Alpha: Freshman Y. M. C. A.: Student Senate, 1. Gnovrzs, MAn.1oiu1-: I.UcILm: Caldwell Jrfs, ILA. Theta Upsilon: Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1, 2. HAAS, C1xA1u.1-:s A. Strasburg .i!jI'il'llIfllI'0, I3.Sv. Alpha Gamma Sigma: Townshend Agr- ricultural Educational Society: 4-H Club: Agricultural Student: Swine Judging Team. IIAINI-zs, CI.Alll'1NCl4I Lim Montpelier .l41jl'll'll1tllI'l', li.S1'. Alpha Gamma Siizma: University Grange: 4-H Club. HAMILTON. Mouroy H. Glenford .I!jI'f! lIIflII'l'. l3.S1f. Delta Theta Sigma: Townshend Agri- cultural Society: University Gramzeg Kappa Kappa Psi: University March- fnfz Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: University Con- vert Band, 2, 3, 4. lI.x1w1:uoN1x, MARIAN Lomsu YVilliamstown Erlzarflfiolz, H.Srf. 1'I L HANDE1., GOLDYE liITA Dayton Agriculture, B.Sc. HARKINS, M.xm:1.1NE NIAYBELLE Akron Education, B.Sc. Zeta Tau Alpha. HARIVION, MILDRED MAY Columbus .A1gricult'urc, B.So. Trianon: Home Economics Club.: Can- field Club: Kappa Phi: University Grange: Pomerene Crew: Y. W. C. A. HAYS, VVAYN1-: IIEVERE Bannock Educatio n., B.Sc. HECKER, HERSCHEL EARL Prospect Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho: Freshman Soccer! Varsity Soccer, 2, 3, 41 Fratefhlty Presidents' Council: Varsity O : 'Amer- ican Society of Agricultural Engineers: 4-H Club: University Grange. HELM, PATRICIA RUTH Roanoke, Va. Education., B.Sc. Delta Delta Delta: Beaver College, 1, 2: Physical Education Club. HENDERSON, JOIIN WYERNON Shiloh Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Zeta: Townshend Agricultural Educational Society: University Grange. T H E I 9 9 9 HARIG, JOIIN HENRY St. Bernard Education., B.Sc. Phi Kappa: Junior Track Manager, 1: Freshman Dramatics: Strollers: Scarlet Mask: Scarlet Key. PIARLICY, ROBERT LXRTIIUR Fostoria Commerce LS' Administration,B.S'c. Alpha Tau Omega: Sigma Delta Chi, 3, 4: Journalism Council, 3, 4: Com- mittee of 88, 3, 4: Lantern, 3, 4: Strollers, 2: Homecoming Committee, 2, 3, 4: Dad's Day, 2, 4: Y. M. C. A. Senior Cabinet, 2, 3. H.xRRrsoN, ARTHUR MCCANN Napoleon Arts, B.A. Delta Chi: Polo Club: Committee of 88. Hl'1,kVY, REGINA BERXAKDINA Cleveland Education, B.Sc. Newman Club, 1: Y. W. C. A., 1, 2: Freshman Handbook Staff: Pomerene Crew. HPIICIIEY., GUY CLOYD Ashland Education, B.Sc. Alpha Rho Chi. I'iENDER.SI'IOTT, PAULINE AGNES Columbus Arts, B.A. Pi Beta. Phi: Scholaris: Browning: Y. W. C. A. Freshman Cabinet. HETTINGER, RICH.ARD M. Columbus Commerce 45' Administration,B.Sc. Sigma Delta Chi: Lantern: Commerce Council. l ITIIGGINS, HPIRiXI.Il PIERMAN Columbus 1fCIIlCflfl0l1V, B.Sc. HINE. Doaoruv rXI.I.IHXE Columbus Education, B.Sc. Zeta Tau Alpha: Kappa Phi: Oberlin College: Y. W. C. A. Freshman Cab- inet: University Chorus, 3, 4: Brown- ing. HoI.:wIAN, RUTH ANN East Palestine Education, B.Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Archery Team: Panhellenic Representative: Y. W. C. A.: Executive Committee of Sorority Assembly. Hoovrm, LELAND LEROY Lewistown Agricfultu-re, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho: Townshend Agri- cultural Society: University Grange: 4-H Club. Howmur, EDDIE Lou Carpenter A rts-Education, B..-1., B.Sc. Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Beta Kappa: Strollers : Freshman Council 3 Sopho- more Council: Upper Class Council. HUFFMAN, CIIARLES Oregonia Education, B.Sc. Men's Glee Club: Freshman Council: Glider Club, 2: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 3. HUMMEL, JoIIN FEXTON' Columbus Commerce Administratiorz,B.Sc. Phi Eta Sigma: Beta Gamma Sigma. HI1.1sl-LRG, l lDlYA JAcQUl4:r.IN1i: Cincinnati .-lrts, 13.4-l. Alpha Chi Omega: Y. W. C. A. 2. HOI.ICSliI, VAI.1:NTINI-I Ricliiicld Agricfultzcrrf, 13.S0. Horticulture Society, 4. HO0I.l:1!', Donrs EI.Iz.x1sl:'i'1I Columbus Educafion, B.Sc. Delta Omicron: University Girls Glee Club: University Chorus: Musical Arts Club: Y. W. C. A. Hos'rn'rI.i:u, GIZORGE Smithville I-igriczlltrlw, I?.Se. University Grange. HUEBXER, IIICHARD IIARRIS Wheeling, W. Va. Education, B.Sc. Phi Sigma Kappa: Alfred University. HL'GIIPIS, XYRINA JANI: Columbus Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Xi Delta: All-Agricultural Coun- cil: Phi Upsilon Omicron: Browning: Presidents' Council: Home Economics Club: State Home Economics Club: University Grange: Pomerene Crew: Sophomore Y. W. C. A. Council. HmsnIi:1.L, J UANITA BI:1iN,mINn Lancaster Education, B,Sc. TTL HI'DI1'IIREY, NELL-ANN Columbus A rtx, 13.11. Hl'S'1'IiD, DONALD ROBERT Warsaw Artx, B.A. German Club, 3, 4: Chemistry Club, 1. 3, 4: Biology Club, 1: Y. M. C. A.. 12 Phi Lambda Upsilon: Akron Uni- versity, 1. JACOES, ELIAS A. Brooklyn, N. Y. fVl0lH.77l6TC0 ag Admin-ixfraiion,B.Sc. Phi Epsilon Pi: Freshman and Varisty Track: Hillel: Senior Prom Committee. JOHNSTON, RUSSELL KIRK VVesterville Engineering, B.Sc. Triangle: Tau Beta Pi: Keramos: Sig- ma Gamma Epsilon. JoNI:S, GAYLORD 0. Van Wert rlgricuiture, B.Sc. Townshend Agricultural Society. JONES, MARY EI.IZAB1I'1'lI Dayton Commerce Aclmiwisfrrction,B.Sc. JONES, MRS. THOMAS lla Porte, Ind. .vIrts, B.A. Kappa Alpha Theta: Strollers: Sun Dial: Y. W. C.A.: Mills College, 1. T H E I 9 9 9 HUNTER, PEGGY ELEANOR Springfield Education, B.Sc. Alpha Delta Pi: Y. W. C. A.: Brown- Ing. IKE, WILLIAM S. . Hamilton Commerce Admi'nist1'ation,B.Sc, Pi Kappa Alpha: Kappa Kappa Psi: Freshman Baseball Manager: Sopho- more Y. M. C. A. Council: Upper Class Cabinet: Football Band. JOHNSON, IBASSEII LEE Columbus Commerce Q- Administration,B.Sc. Freshman Dramatics: Freshman Track: Glee Club, 1: University Football Band, 2, 3, 4: University Concert Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: University Symphony Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSTON, XYIVIAN LUCII.I.11 Bremen Agriculture, B.Sc. University Grange: Home Economics Club: 4-H Club. JUNES, HARIIIS LLOYD Radnor COYYH71.lH'f'0 QS' Administration.I?.Sc. Lambda Chi Alpha: Freshman Baseball: Wrestling. JONES, IIITTII MAY Columbus Edzlration, 13.36. JONES, VIRGINIA Columbus Education, B.Sc. l KANE, HENRY SCOTT, JR. Carnegie, Pa. Applied Optics, B.Sc. Beta Theta Pi: Glee Club, 3, 4: Ohio State University Optical Society: Wash- ington and Jefferson College, B.A. KAPPLER, MARGARPIT BARBARA Columbus Education, B.Sc. Delta Omicron: Women's Glee Club: University Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Scarlet Mask, 2, 3: Women's Ohio. KASPER, E. CARROLL Cleveland A rts, B.A. KAUFMAN, KARL L. Attica Pharmacy, B.Sc. Phi Delta Chi: Phi Rho Alpha: Student Senate: Committee of 88: O. S. U. P. A. KELLER, ESTIIIQR I.EE Alliance Education, B.Sc. Delta Delta Delta: Mount Union Col- lege, 1, 2, 3: Y.W .C.A KELLER, OTTO C. Attica Education., B.Sv. Practical Arts, 3, 4: Epsilon Pi Tau. KERSEY, lu,-KRICE ANX Columbus Education, B.Sc. Philomathean Literary Society: Pi Lambda Theta. KANIC. MYRON EARl.E Amherst Ci0H1l71l'l'!'l4 LS' Administration.B.Sc. Phi Kappa Sigma: Scarlet Key: Var- sity 0: Committee of 88: Commerce Council: Senior Wrestling Manager: Foreign Trade Club: Fraternity Presi- dents' Council. KARNFIS, CARY MII.I,PlR Greenfield .flgriz-ulture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma: Horticulture So- ciety' All-Agricultural Society: 4-H Club: University Grange. IQATTIVIANN, ROBERT MoRR1s Reading Pharmacy, B.Sc. Theta Chi: Phi Rho Alpha: Phi Eta Sigma: Rifle Club, 2, 3. KEATING, Ii0BERT A. Columbus Arts, B.A. Phi Gamma Delta: Makio Bus. Mgr., '32: Makio Board, 4: Dolphin Club: Swimming: Team: Homecoming, 4: Ju- nior Prom. 3: Sun Dial Board: Bucket and Dipper: Strollers. KYlI.I.kIR, MARY CAT1-IICRINE Columbus Education, B.Sc. Delta Delta Delta: Browning, 2, 3, 4: Scarlet Mask, 2, 3: Tau Sigma Delta: Phi Lambda Theta. lil-ILSERV, MARGUERITE Westerville Education, B.Sc. Kappa Phi: Scholaris. KIDIBAI,I., HAROLD EADNVARD Columbus Ed-uvxlfion, B.Sc. Theta Xi: History Club: Aeronautical Society: Pistol Club: Freshman Base- ball. 1'T'L KING, MARTIIA ANN Carey Education, B.Sc. Alpha Xi Delta: Panhellenic Represen- tative, 4: Womens' Recreational Coun- cil, 2, 3, 45 Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4. KIRK, JANICH CLARI: Columbus Arts, B.A. Sigma Kappa: Senior Class Secretar YS Browning: Sun Dial: Sorority Presi- dents' Council: Panhellenic: Makio. KNEPPER, ALICE M. Columbus Commerce I-Idministration,B.Sc. Sigma Delta Phi: Y. W. C. A.: Fresh- man Dramatics: Strollers: WEAO Radio Players: Lantern: Browning. KRISIIER, C. MAXINE Elyria Education, B.Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Physical Education Club: Archery Club: Orchesis. KL'IPERS, G1-:umm H. Sewickley, Pa. Commerce Q: Adminvistration,B.Sc. Delta Sigma Pi. LAFKowrrz, CYRUS Newark, N. J. Commerce Q' I-Idministration,B.Sr'. Phi Sigma Delta: Makio Staff: Fresh- man Handbook: Student Senate: Ten- nis, 1: Sun Dial. IJADIKIIT, LUCII.I.E DOROTHA Alliance Education, B',Sc. Orchesis, 2, 3, 4: Swan Club, 4: Arch- ery Club, 3, 4: Physlcal Education Club 2, 3, 4. v T H 6 I 9 9 9 KINSEI., Dicrinm Eviznr Brookville Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Zeta: Agricultural Student: Uni- versity Grange: Fraternity Presidents Council: Dairy Products Judging Team. KIRKBRI'DI-I, 1i0BlGRT M. Deerfield Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma: Townshend Agri- culture Education Society: 4-H Club: University Grange: Football, 2, 3. KRAFT, PIOVVARD VV. Columbus Commerce Administration,B.Sc. Sigma Nu: Football, 1, 2: Basketball, 1, 2: Y. M. C. A. Council: Scarlet. Mask. KRCJIVIER, JULIA ELLIZN Bexley Educatimz, B.Sc. KUNKL12, MARY LI-:AH Dayton Arts, B.A. Kappa Delta: Y. W. C. A. 3: Pomerene Crew, 2: W. S. G. A., 4. LAKE, THORNTON Shaker Heights Arts, B.A. Makio, 1, 2. LANG, CATIIARINE CONN Manchester Commerce cj: Administration,B.Sc. Alpha Delta Pi: Sigma Delta Phi: Com- merce Councilg Strollers, 3, 4: Brown- ing, 3, 4: Womens' Glee Club, 3, 4: University Chorus, 1, 2: Y. W. C. A. LANGSTAFF, C. EILEEN Columbus Education, B.Sc. Glee Club, 2, 3, 43 University Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A., 1, 23 Depart- mental Orchestra, 3, 4. LAZARITS, ANSON XNALDO Bayonne, N. J. Arts, B.A. Glee Club, 3, 4, College Councilg Dana College. LEHMAN, PAULIXE ITYDIA Edgerton Agriculture, B.Sc. Kappa Phi, University Grange, 4-H Club: Home Economics Club. LEISK, ARTHUR J. Lakewood Commerce Q' Admin.istration,B.Sc. Sigma Pi. LE SAR, MARGARET Columbus Commerce tj' Admin.istration,B.Sc. Pi Beta Phig Browning: Strollers: Scarlet Mask: Freshman Panhellenic. IIIGHT, JAMES FoRRi:sT Columbus Commerce QS' Admini.-rtration,B.Sc. Sigma Alpha Mu: Beta Gamma Sigma: Varsity Soccer, Varsity Og Junior Prom, 3. LIMING, RANDALL C. Bethel Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Zeta: Scabbard and Blade: Tau Lambda: 4-H Club, Townshend Agri- culture Society. LAUBAClIl'IR, DOROTHY MARGARET Malvern Agriculture, B.Sc. Omicron Nu. LEHMAN, EDITH NAODII Columbus Education, B.Sc. Phi Mu. LEIDENHAUT, MILTKJX Brooklyn, N. Y. Arts, 13.11. . LEPPER, JAMDs HAYDEN Columbus Commerce rs' Admin.ixtration,B.Sf'. Lantern, 3, 43 Journalism Council. 4: Student Senate Radio Programs: Tra- ditions Festival Chairman, 35 Junior Prom, 3, Senior Prom, 3: Makio Staff, 43 Homecoming, 4. IAICHTI, MARTHA EI.IZrXBET1I Urbana Education., B.Sc. Phi Chi Delta: Miami University, 1, 2: Boston Universityg Akron University. IJIMICS, WILLIAM H. VVashington C. H. Applied Optics, B.Sc. Epsilon Psi Epsilon. Lnmo, JAMES Amzx Columbus Conznterre Administration,I3.Sr'. Phi Kappa. TTL IAINK. CONRAD B. Dunkirk, N. Y. rlgrizrulture, B.Sc. Pi Alpha Xig Trowel and Spade. IAIHIDU-IYER, CARL Verona, X. J. .-Igriczllture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Rhog Saddle and Sirloing Freshman Polo. Iiunwic, EVEI,X'N FPIRN Elyria Erlucation, B.Sc. Kappa Delta, Ohio Wesleyan, 1, 2. l.v'i'1.E, BI,AIR Columbus .-I rts, B.A. Kappa Alpha Theta: Y. W. C. A Freshman Cabinet. NICCUNNELI., GEORGE E. Salem -Ai!jl'il'llif1lT6, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma. Sigma: Horticultural So- cietyg 4-H Club: University Grange. IVICCRIRIISIOX, DOROTIIX' JEAN Youngstown Erlurafion, B.Sc. Phi Chi Delta. MCCURRY, JADIES GORDON Huntington, NV. Va. 11718, B.A. Phi Sigma Kappag St. JOhn's College. T H 6 I 9 9 3 Lrvi-:LY, JOHN ROBERT Dayton Conznwrce LS' Admini1ktrati0n,B.Sc. Delta Chi: Beta Alpha Psig Varsity Basketball: Varsity Og Freshman Bas- ketball. LUCAS. IKALPII 'E. Shortsvillc, N. Y. Conzzrzrfrra ij' Admini.vtrati0n,B.Sc. Alpha Tau Omega. LUNsEoRn, MARGARET Huntington, W. Va. Educaiion, B.Sc. Marshall College. MCCLURE, ELIZABE'fII ITRAITCIS Columbus Arts, Baal. Mortar Board: Chimesg Freshman Y. W. C. A. Keeper, Pomerene Advisory Board: Y. W. C. A. Sophomore Coun- cilg Y W. C. A Senior Cainetg Brown- mg MCCORMICK, JOHN BLAND Cleveland Commzfrre Adm.inistration,B.Sc. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Sun Dialg Beta Gamma Sigma: Commerce Council: Phi Eta Sigma: Makio Committee, Home- coming Committee. MCCULI.0CII, ANNE E1.Iz,xBE1'H New York, N. Y. Education, B.Sc. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Swan Clubg Boot and Saddleg Orchesis. IWCIJOXALDV, ISVELYIQ' VIVIIERESE Columbus 00Tl17l1l'I'f'l' Adminiis-t'ratio11,B.Sc. Sigma Alpha Sigmag Freshman Dra- maticsg Y. W. C. A. Freshman Coun- cilg Gamma Epsilon Pi. t l MCEI.RKlX', ROBERT CI.Il 'I'0X Wheeling, VV. Va. Arts, B.A. Alpha Tau Omega: Freshman Dra- matics: Council of Fraternity Presi- dents. lVlACI.AUGlILIh', EI.IZrtIll:ITII Columbus .-l rf-Q. Bai. Delta Delta Delta: Y. W. C. A. M.u1.xFr'iaY, XNILLIADI wvll.l!I'R Upper Sandusky Conzrrmrce Aclminristrution, li.Sr. Phi Delta Theta.: Senior Football Man- ager: Scarlet Key: Strollers: Junior Prom Committee: Committee of 88: Varsity O: Sphinx. MANNoN. RUTH 1'lI.IZ.Uil'I'l'lI VVilmington C'onnnerr'e Q' Adniilzi.-rfrnlion,B.Sr. Alpha Delta Pi: Gamma Epsilon Pi. Mmrrix, zALI.EN VV. Kenton .A1grivuIture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma: Saddle and Sir- loin: University Grange: 4-H Club: Football, 1. M.uri'1N, EDNA JEAN Portsmouth Education., B.Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Y. NV. C. A.: Junior Swan Club. MASON. JANE EL1zAni:'r1I lronton Eduration, B.Sc. Y. W. C. A.: Women's Ohio. llL'GI'Ilu:. 1llI'l IY Atlanta, Ga. .-I VIS. 13.11. Delta Delta Delta: Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1, 2. Mctlwi-xx. NIABIGI. Li:0'rA Blacklick Edluvllion, B.Sc'. Phi Chi Delta: Student Chemical So- ciety: Y. W. C. A., 1. 2, 3. M.xNNoN. Gu-:NNA LL'C1I.i.r: VVilmington .-lgrir'ultu1'ff, B.Sc'. Alpha Delta Pi: Home Economies Club. BJARSIIALI.. 'lllll-IRESA Columbus .'ll'fS-Iflilll'Ilfl0Il. B.A. Alpha Xi Delta: W. S. G. A.. 4: Coun- cil on Student Affairs, 4: Mortar Board : Chimes : Student Senate: Browning: Secretary Junior Class: Freshman Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. NIARTIN, IXHRENICE EIYGEXLK Portsmouth .I1't.v, B..4. Pi Beta Phi: Browning: Y. VV. C. A., 2, 3, 4: Western College for VVomen, 1. M.xn'r1N. Piiv1,1,1s IRENE Columbus Eflilcvrfirm, B.Sc. BIEALY. XVILLIAIVI NICKINl.FX' Brookfield Agrirzzllzlre, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma :larsity Soccer: University Grange: 4-H Club: Horti- culture Society. TTL MEX'ER, Ji-:nomic H. Cleveland Heights Arts, 13.11. Phi Epsilon Pi: Varsity O: Hillel: Varsity Soccer Team, 2, 3. BIILLER. AI,Iii:n'r Cincinnati flOIIlIlIl'l'C'4' 4ltIIlIi'lllNfl'flflfIl1, B.S1'. Phi Beta Delta: Hillel. ll'III.I.l'IR, IIARUIID Jlxnizs Rudolph Arts, B.r1. University Symphony Orchestra. BIILLER, IVIILFORD SYINGER Sidney fPl0lIIl7Il'I'l'P .-ldnzilzisfrafion,B.Sc'. Mums, C1ii:s'ri:R O'1Tll Zanesville Education, B.Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa: Epsilon Pi Tau: Upper Class Cabinet: Practical Arts Club: Freshman Dramatics. Bloomer, Lorisic S. Columbus Eclzmzztiolz, B.S1'. MoxNINos'1'.xR, Imovn AIrs'I'IN Seville ,lgI'lC'IlIt'llI'6, 13.Sc. Alpha Zeta: Phi Eta Sigma: Gamma Sigma Delta: Danforth Fellowship: University Grange: University 4-H Club: Saddle and Sirloin: Townshend Agriculture Society: Saddle and Sirloin Club: Livestock Judging Team. T H 6 I 9 9 9 MIllIlI.I'I'1'ClN, JACK L. S. Hubbard Urnririiwcre Qj Admiwiistratiofi,B.Sc. Kappa Delta Rho: Freshman Cross Country. 3lII.I.l'IRV, DALE FREDERICK Canal xVlllCllCStCI' .:1gl'lC1lltlll'B, B.Sc. Alpha Zeta: American Dairy Science Association. MIl.l,l1IR, MII.DllED SUZANNI-: Ashland lfrlzlvrlfioli, B.Sc. M1I.I.PlR, mlAI.'l'I'IR LEE Columbus Commerce LS' z1flIIllIliStI'Clfll0II,B.SL'. Delta Sigma Pi: Football, 1, 2: Men's Glee Club: University Chorus: Bowling, 3, 4. MlIlJRl'I, PIOVYARD GER1X1.D Caldwell Edzmation, BJS6. NIOORE. MAIIEI, GREEN Reynoldsburg gl'!1l'i!'1llflll'6, B.Sc. Phi Upsilon Omicron: Home Economics Club: University Grange: 4-H Club: Canheld Club: All-Agricultural Council. MfJllIlISlJN', DOIIIS MAY Columbus ,-Igriculture, B.St:. Scarlet Mask: Browning: Y. W. C, A.: Home Economics Club. I Moss, RUTH IELIZABETII Columbus A rts-Education, B.A., B.Sc. Alpha Xi Deltag Y. W. C. A. NIOYER, PAUL MERI.E Sandusky Education, B.Sc. Marching Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Re- ligious Council, 45 Student Society of Industrial Engineers, 3, 4: Practical Arts Clubg S. L. Y. P., 1, 2, 3, 4. MITNDIIENK, MARJORIE Toledo Education, B.Sc. Chi Omega, Pi Lambda Theta, Y. W. C. A. MUSTARD, MARLAN HELEN Ridgeway Agriculture, B.Sc. Kappa Phi. NAGEL, GARNET E. Columbus Education, B.So. Delta Zetag Student Senate: Educa- tion College Student Council: Pi Lamb- da Theta: Womens' Glee Club, Y. W. C. A., Women's Ohio, 3, 4. NEAL, ALICE MARGARET Gallipolis Education, B.S'c. Alpha Xi Delta: Girls' Glee Clubg Uni- versity Chorusg Browning, Y. VV. C. A. NEUNHERZ, NEIL EDWARD Columbus Commerce eff Aclmini.9trati0n,B.Sc. Delta Sigma Pi. MOXVERSOX, EDXVARD A. Wyckoff, N. J. Commerce Administration,I3.Sc. Lambda Chi Alpha. MUNDHENK, HELEN JANE Brookville Commerce Administration,B.Sc. Chi Omega: Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4: W. A. A., 1, 23 W. S, G. A., 43 Presi- dents Councilg Sigma Alpha Sigma. MUSLO15', Doms PEGGY Shreveport, La. Arts, B.A. Alpha Epsilon Phi. MYERS, MARIE ANNA Columbus Agriculture, B.Sc. Pomerene Crew, 15 Newman Club, 1, 2: Home Economics Club, 1, 23 Y. W. C. A. NAROSNY, ELEANOR HEI.EX Cleveland Arts, B.A. NETIiERS, ROBERT A. Toboso Education, B.Sc. NEVVCONIB, ROBERT ALLAN Burton Agriculture, B.Sc. Omicron Alpha Zeta, University .Con- cert Bandg 4-H Club. TTL NICVVELL, HEI.EN IIAY Toledo Commerce Administration,B.Sc. NOE, FILIZABETII CAROLINE Cincinnati Arts, B.A. Theta Phi Alpha. NUPUF, J0sEPI1 SIIELDON Columbus Applied Optics, B.Sc. Phi Beta Delta: Freshman Gymnastics, 1, Gymnastics, 33 Hillel. OlZI.GOTZ, PAUL AI.BERT Columbus .11 rts, BEA. OWEN, CAROLYN E. Newark Agriculture, B.Sc. Western College, Iowa State College: Omricon Nu: Home Economics Clubg Y. W. C. A. Senior Cabinet. 13.-XLERINIO, EUGENE F. South Euclid Education, BSC. Phi Kappa. PALMER, GENEVIEVE LILLIAN Marengo Education, B.Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Y. W. C. A.: Presidents' Council, Grange. 1 3 University I 9 9 NEWTON, VVILLIAM HENEY Columbus Commerre QS- Administration,B.Sc. Sigma Nu. Nonius, ELMI-in IIUSSELL Athens Commerce Administration,B.Sc. Sigma Nug Committee of 885 Ohio University, 1. 0gl3RIl'IN, DKJNAIID JAY Westerville Conzmercn LS' Admilzistration,B.Sc. OsIzoRNE, LEWIS KIRTS, JR. Columbus .-1 rts, B.A. Kappa Sigma: Freshman Council 3 Sophomore Council, Upper Class Coun- cil: Freshman Dramaticsg Football Band: Concert Band. OZAN, MIEIAM CYRIL Cleveland Arts, B.A. Trianong Hillel, International Club. PALMER, ALMA ALICE Sciu A rts-Education, B.A., B.Sc. Kappa Deltag Scholarisg Pi Lambda Theta: Kappa Phi, Arts College Coun- eil. Pmmrrr, RU'1'II S. Columbus Education-, B.Sc. i IJATCIIEN, JouN N1CIIoI.As Robins Jrts, B. A. P,x'r1'ERsoN, HELEN IIOUISE Plain City Education, B.Sc. IDHLLUVY, MARIAN GIBSON Detroit, Mich. Arts, B.A. Theta Upsilon. Prxsicois, LoI'Is XYALE Long Branch, N. J. .lllsy B.A. Pl4:'r'r.xY. DXVIGIIT C. Flushing Jris, Bai. Sifzma Pi. IFIIIPPS. Mus. P.XI'I.IXE 1iEl71D Oberlin lftIIIl'llfl0II. I3.Sc. 1,Il-IRPONT, ls!-1l'I..XII MARG,xRH'r Columbus Education, B. Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Y. W. C. A. Uni- versity Chorus. PATRICK, l'IowARD HICKS Sparta Arts, B.A. Phi Eta Sigma: French Club, 2, 3, 4. PE.xRI.s'rr:IN. BEN.TABIIN JACOB Cleveland Pharmacy, B.Sc. Phi Rho Alpha: Pharmacy Student Council, 3. P1':m:Nv, ANDRPINS' Detroit, Mich. Education, B.Sc. Beta Kappa. PETRI, I.i:sI.IE CIIARIJ-is VVilloughby Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma: Trowel and Spade: All-Agricultural Councilg Pi Alpha Xig Freshman Football. PE'l'1'I.Tflll5', GLENN Sardinia :1gI'll'll1f1ll'1', B.Sc. Townshend Agricultural Education S0- ciety. PICKI-:Ns, PAUL GoRnoN Columbus Comnzcrcc .'1dll1illlNfl'Clff0II.B.SC'. Y, M. C. A.: Freshman Y. M. C. A. Council: Sophomore Y. M. C. A. Coun- cil: Student Senate: Student Religious Councilg Interracial Council: Peace Council. PIERl'i7N'l'. l'lRBIA x'IRGINIA Columbus Education, B.Sc. Kappa Phi: Y. W. C. A.: Pomerene Advisory Board: 4-H Club. TTI PII.I.IL1N, FLoR.x EI.iXINE Lackawanna, N. Y. Arts-Education, B.A., B.Sc. Y. W. C. A.g Student Chemistry So- ciety. A PLESSINGER, ROBERT lhiiit VVest Carrollton Commerce tj' rlclnziizisfratiolz,B.Sc. Pi Kappa Alpha. PONTIUS, GER1Xl.D xVENDliI.L Columbus Commerce rlclministraticn,B.Sc. Beta Alpha Psi: Kappa Kappa Psi: University Marching Band, 1, 2, 3, 4.5 University Concert Band, 1, 2, 33 Uni- versity Orchestra, 1. POST'I.E, ANN Columbus A rts, B.A. Pi Beta Phig Y. W. C. A.: Sigma Eta Chig Chi Delta Phi. Porrs, IRY N. New Straitsville Commerce Administration,B.Sc. Delta Sigma Pig General Business Club, 1, 25 Ohio University, 3. PRETEKIN', MAUEICE Dayton Commerce Q Administration.,B.Sc. Tau Delta Phi. PRYCE, EDWVARD LIVINGSTON Columbus Commerce Admi1zistration,B.Sc. Freshman Y. M. C. A. Council: Sopho- more, Y. M. C. A. Council. T H E I 9 9 9 PLATTS, DoN:-IA Thomaston, Conn. Arts, B.A. Kappa Phig Y. W. C. A. POLSTER, M1SR'1'IX JULIUS Columbus Arts, B.A. Alpha Epsilon Pi. POPE, FRANK B1cELow Franklin, Pa. Arts, B.A. Phi Kappa Psi: Allegheny College, 1, 2. POSTLE, HEIAEN LUCILLE Columbus Education., B.Sc. Zeta Tau Alphag University Salon Or- chestra.: Y. W'. C. A. Senior Cabinet: University Chorus, Hillel, University Symphony Orchestra, Musical Arts Club. POXVELL, ALICE LoUIsE Rutland Education, B.Sc. PROSSER, MARY BETH Columbus Arts, B.A. Alpha Delta Pig Freshman Panhellenicg Senior Panhellenicg Y. W. C. A. PURDY, LELAND STANFORD Mt. Vernon Education, B.S6. Kappa Phi Kappa. C I 1iADl'Ill. MARY E. Circleville Edzuralion, B.Sc. Alpha Sigma Alpha: Kappa Phig Physical Education Club: UHiV0TSity Chorus: Womens' Recreational Council. R.v1'z14:x1n:RGrR, JOHN Fai-zomucii East Claridon Ellllcflfioll, B.SC. Kappa Phi Kappa: Cross Country, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity O. liiwyrxs., Srm-HHN B. Columbus .PIIlIl'llIfll Il, B.Sc. lhzimr, liUTII Little Rock, Ark. .'1yI'il'IlItIll'0, B.Sv. Rrzizo, ESTHEH ERNESTINE Marysville Ayriculture, B.Sc. Ill-Il'ISl'I, IQOBERT M. Plain City Education, B.Sc. Practical Arts Club. IlI'I'l'Ill'IR, Enrru ICATIIERINE Columbus Phairmacy, B.Sc. Phi Chi Delta: Kappa Epsilon: Ohio State University Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation. liANDAlil.. Kuuzxn E. Defiance Ifrlurulion. 13.56. Defiance College. R.u1.x1:,u'ulr, QXLBHRT S. Cim'iuuati CUlHIII1'I'1'l' LX' ,Id1nil1isz'1'ati0ll,B.Sc'. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Strollers: Fra- ternity Presiclents' Council, Senior In- vitations Committee. R1-lixmxu. l'iA'l'1lI'IRINI1 JAN!-1 Columbus Commvr1'rf LS' .1IIl7Ll1liSfl'flfi0I1,ISSSP. Alpha Xi Delta: Western College for Women, 1, 2: Y. W. C, A.g Theta Sigma Phi. Rinxv. .ll-:NNIH MAE Columbus -igric-uliurv, I3.Sc. Canfield Club. lhzicm-zu. l'lI.IZABETII NIORROXV Columbus Arts. B.,e1. Alpha Phi: Mortar Board, Panhellenic Scholarship Award. IIICDILINGI-IR. IQEATRICE CLARA Lakewood Education, B.Sc. Theta Upsilong North Central College, 1, 2. lillliil.. .limllis I. Portsmouth f,hlll'll1ll!'.ll. B.St'. Phi Rho Alpha: Pharmacy Councilg Ohio State University Pharmaceutical Associationg V. A. TTL IiHOAD, CLAUDE ELTUN Bloomville Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho: University Football Band: University Concert Band: Kappa Kappa Psi: Gamma Sigma Delta: Townshend Agricultural Education So- ciety: University Grange: 4-H Club: Saddle and Sirloin. RHOADS, Doms ELLA Columbus Arts, Bai. Alpha Phi. R lcIIAIms, DAXRLEENE Rio Grande rlrts. 13.14. RIDEOUT, ADELAIDE B. Hudson Education, B.Sc. Swan Club: Orchesis: Sun Dial. RIEGICI.. SIEGIIARDT MICEIAEII Cleveland Arts, Bal. German Club: Arts Council. RCTBERTS, CATIIERINIC XPIRGINIA , Seaman Agriculture, B'.Sc. Miami University, 1, 2: Y. W. C. A.: Home Economics Club. Rosmvrs, RUTH NOLZE Columbus Erlucation, B.Sc. Delta Delta Delta: Phi Alpha Theta: Scholaris: Y. W. C. A.: Scarlet Mask: Sun Dial. T H 6. I 9 9 9 RIIOADES, MARY IAOUISE Columbus Education, B.Sc. IiICE, HAIwLD LYNN Meadville, Pa. Education, B.Sc. Pi Kappa Alpha: Phi Mu Alpha: Uni- versity Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Uni- versity Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: University Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4: Strollers, 3: Uni- versity Quartet, 3. RIDENOUR, IAAYEL C. Hicksville Agriculture, B.Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa: Wittenberg College, 1, 2: Swine Judging Team: Townshend Agricultural Education Society: Uni- versity Grange. RIDGEWN'AY, JOSEPII A. Columbus Arts, B.A. Theta Kappa Phi: Glee Club. RILEY, DIXVID EI.LSXK'0R'FII Ft. VVayne, Ind. Commerce 15' Administration,B.Sc. Delta Chi: Sigma Delta Chi: Journal- ism Council: Lantern: Strollers: Inter- fraternity Pledge Council. ROBERTS, PHOEEE MII.DlRI'IlJ Youngstown Education, B.Sc. Sigma Kappa: Y. W. C. A. ROBERTS, RUTII PAULINE Columbus Agriculture, I3.Sc. Phi Chi Delta. k ROBINOVYITZ, SEYMOUR White Plains, N. Y. Arts, BA. Phi Beta Delta: Sun Dial, 2, 3: Fresh- man Baseball Manager: Interfraternity Pledge Council. RoscoE, ALICE MfKRG.XRET Vermilion Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Chi Omega: Home Economics, 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSENRERG, ANN ETIIEL Cleveland Heights Arts, B.A. Hillel: Pomerene Crew: Y. W. C. A. IIOUTZOIIN, LELIA lj!-DRL Dayton Education, B.Sc. Alpha Chi Omega. IIYAN, ANN MARGIKRICT Columbus Agriculture, B.Sc. S.xMPsoN, GLENN WYERNON Delaware Pharmacy, B.Sc. Alpha Phi Alpha. SAXBY, RUSSELL G. Portsmouth Arts, B.A. Sigma Chi: Phi Delta Phi: Cheerleader, 1, 2: Gymnastic Team, 1, 2, 3: Fresh- man Dramatics: Strollers. IIODIAXICK, ESTELLE T. Youngstown Education, B.Sc. Theta Phi Alpha: Girls' Glee Club, 3, 4: University Chorus, 1, 2, 3: Newman Club, 2, 3: Y. W. C. A., 2, 3, 4. Rosu, MILTON JACQUE Cleveland Pharmacy, B.Sc. Phi Sigma Delta: Phi Rho Alpha.: Football: Ohio State University Pharm- aceutical Association. Rcvru, DOROTHY Elizabeth, N. J. Education, B.Sc. Sigma Delta Tau. IQUNNINGER, MARJORIE ISAREL Franklin, Pa. Education, B.Sc. Alpha Xi Delta: Bucknell University, 1: Y. W. C. A. SADLER, HELEN VIRGINIA Cleveland Education, B.Sc. SAI-ERSTEIN, SOL M. Trenton, N. J. Education, B.Sc. Tau Epsilon Phi: Phi Epsilon Kappa: Boxing, 3, 4: Varsity A. SGIIELLENGER, HERER L. Jackson Education, B.Sc. 1'T L SCHLEZINGER, JULIUS Columbus Arts, B.A. Alpha Epsilon Pi: Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Sigma Alpha: Hillel Debating: Hil- lel Student Council 4. SCHVVARTZ, BERNARD Dover Commerce Q- Ad'mini.stration,B.Sc. Phi Eta Sigma: Lantern: Journalism Council: Sigma Delta Chi. SCHVVARTZ, MARY ELLEN Columbus Arts, B.A. SCHWEICKART, PEARL M. Georgetown Agriculture, B.Sc. Sco'r'r, LAURA Columbus Education., B.Sc. Alpha Kappa Alpha. SCULLER, SIDION Columbus Applied Optics, B.Sc. Sigma Alpha Mu. SIIARP, ROGER THOMAS South Vienna Commerce Q Administra,tion,B.Sc. Freshman Baseball: Reserve Baseball: Varsity O: Varsity Baseball: Lantern. T H E I 9 9 9 SCIIUFTENSTEINJ IRENE SAR.A'H Columbus Education, B.Sc. SCHWARTZ, FRANCIS MARIE Columbus Education, B.Sc. Delta Gamma: Tau Sigma Delta: Strollers. SCHYVARTZENBERG, RAI.PII K. Cleveland Agriculture, B.Sc. Trowel and Spade. SCOTT, CLIFFORD ELZA Cambridge Arts, B.A. Kappa Kappa Psi: Alpha Mu Pi Omega: Football Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Con- cert Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 3, 4. SCULLER, ROSALEE DIANE Columbus Commerce Qi- Administration,B.Sc. SHADIBARGER, HOWARD FRANKLIN VVest Unity Ag'ricult1u'e, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma: All-Agriculture Council: 4-H Club: University Grange: Rifle Club: Varsity Rifle Team: Var- sity O: Agricultural Education Society: Committee of 88. SHEETS, MRs. EDITH YARNELL Mansfield Agriculture, B.Sc. Y. W. C. A. L.. l SHELLES, JICANETTE MARGARET Toledo Agriculture, B.Sc. Home Economics Club, University Grange, University 4-H Club. SHERDIAN, FLORENCE MADELINE Columbus Education, B.Sc. Trianon, Pomerene Advisory Com- mittee. SHmEY, RICIIrKRD H. Columbus Commerce Q' Arlmin'istration,B.Sc. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Track Manager, 3: Scarlet Key, 3, Varsity O, Strollers, 2, Junior Prom Committee, 3, Senior Prom Committee, 3. SIIURTZ, I'IUBl-IRT W. VVest Lafayette Commerce Q- Administration,B.Sc. Beta Gamma Sigma. SILVERMAN, MAURICE J. Lawrence, Mass. Arts, B.A. SIXIPSON, HELEN ISOBELLE Scio Education, B.Sc. Kappa Delta, Kappa Phi, Womens' De- bate, Y. W. C. A., Sigma Delta Phi, Browning. SLUTZKY, FRANCIS HARRIS Indianapolis, Ind. Applied Optics, B.Sc. Phi Beta Delta, Indiana University, B.A., Optical Society, Hillel, Pledge Welfare, Skull and Crescent, Fra- ternity Affairs. SllI:I.I.ER, JAMES RICHARD Smithville Commerce Q- Administration.B.Sc. Alpha Tau Omega, Scarlet Mask. SIIIIRMAN, HELEN SARA Logan Commerce Q' .Alrlmini.vtrati0n,B.Sc. Sigma Alpha Sigma. SHOEBIAKER, MRKRY EVELYN Columbus Arts, BA. Phi Mu, Y. W. C. A. Senior Cabinet, Panhellenic, Sorority Presidents' Coun- cil, Philomathean Literary Society, 3, 4, Browning, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Hand- book, French Club, 2, 3, 4. SIDNRR, EDWY'ARIl PIIILIP Lilly Chapel .-lgriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho, Meat Judging Team. SIMMONS, DONNA T1-IERESE Bryan Education., B.Sc. Theta Upsilon, Y. W. C. A. SLOAN, DORUFII Y Ironton Educa tion, B.Sc. SLUTZKY, HERMAN FRED Indianapolis, Ind. Applied Optics, B.Sc. Phi Beta Delta, Indiana University, Optical Society, Hillel, Fraternity Presidents' Council, Scabbard and Blade, Skull and Crescent. TTL SIVIITIT, CARLEToN MEREDITH Lucas Agriculture, B.Sc. SDIITII, GIIORGE XNALTER Dayton Dentistry, D.D.S. Xi Psi Phi. SDIITII, MRS. MARY DEE Columbus Arts, B.A. Ward-Belmont School. SNELI., BYRIJN C. Crooksville Arts, B.A. Sigma Chi: lnterfraternity Presidents' Council. SNYDER, HERVIE EARL Zanesville Commerce Q' AdminisIration,B.Sc. Concert Band: University Chorus: Glee Club. SOCKMAN, HOBART STERLE Mt. Vernon Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Zeta.: University Grange: All- Agricultural Council: Townshend Agri- cultural Education Society: 4-H Club: Saddle and Sirloin. SOLOMON, MIRIAM Birmingham, Ala. Education, B.Sc. Sigma Delta Tau: Mortar Board: W0men's Panhellenic: Student Senate: Makio: Women's Ohio: Junior Prom Committee: Homecoming Committee: Sorority Presidents' Council. I T H E I 9 9 9 SMITH, GENEVA ANNE Sabina Education, B.S'c. Delta Omicron: University Chorus, 3, 4: Departmental Orchestra: Pomerene Crew: Glee Club: Department Scholar- shh. 3, 4: Y. W. C. A. SDIITII, LOUISE CARSON Dayton Arts, B.A. Delta Delta Delta: Scarlet Mask, 3: Junior Prom Committee, 3: Y. W. C. A., 3, 4: Western College for VVomen, 1, 2. SMITH, ROBERT B. Columbus Commerce Q' Administration,B.Sc. Phi Eta Sigma: Beta Gamma Sigma. SNYDER, HIXRRY H. Akron Commerce Admi11istration,B.Sc. Track team. SNYDER, MARGARET ELIZABETH Mt. Gilead A rts, B.A. Browning: Strollers: Y. W. C. A. SOLER, JOSEPII ALBERT 1 Columbus Commerce Q- Administratiou,B.Sc. Lambda Chi Alpha: Freshman Cross Country: Freshman Track: Freshman Dramatics: Ohio State Cross Country Club: Strollers: Interfraternity Pledge Council: Soccer: Swastika Club Man- ager: Interfraternity Council. SPACHT, ELOISE ELIZABETH Columbus Commerce Q Admiutstratiou,B.Sc. Kappa Phi: Phi Chi Theta: Gamma Epsilon Pi: Student Commerce Coun- cil: Scientific Management Club: Y. W. C. A. Freshman Cabinet: W. S. G. A. l Srirz, BIORTON New Brunswick, N. J. CfUlIHlll'I'C0 LS' I-ldministration,B.Sc. SPYKICR, M ITCIIELL ALDEN Columbus .-I rts, I3.I1. STAKEI., FREDERICK CHARLES Batavia, N. Y. I1 rfs, B..'1. Sigma Chi: Makio, 3: Student Senate: Freshman Handbook: Makio Board, 3, 4: Homecoming Committee, 3: Junior Prom Committee, 3: Senior Prom Com- mittee, 4: Sun Dial, 3. STARR, ETIIEL MARIE Bellevue Education, B.Sc. Capital University, 1, 2. STFICKER. FREDERICK J. Mansfield Arts, B.A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Sphinx: Chair- man National Undergrad. lnierfratern- ity Conference, 3: Secretary of Fra- ternity Affairs, 3: Athletic Board, 3, 4: Junior Prom Chairman: Ohio Union Board, 3, 4: Student Senate, 1, 2, 3: Makio, 3: Committee of 88, 3, 4: Homecoming, 2, 3, 4: Dad's Day, 2. S'rEvExs, GERTRUDE MYRL Galion .-Igriculture, B.Sc. STI-ZVVART, TIIELLIA LOUISE Osborn Agriculture, B.Sc. University Grange. SPRAGG. ROIil2IlT XVAYNI-I Smithfield Conmwwe Q' .-IrImini.vtrati0nA.B.Sc. Alpha Tau Omega 3 Beta Gamma Sigma. SQUIRICS, NVILLARU DELMUNT VVarren Commerve Ji' .-Idrziilzixfratiorz,B.Sc. Kappa Delta Rho: Beta Alpha Psi. STARLIN. IIAY EJIBIE'f'Y Stewart ni!lI'iC'llIfIll'I'. B.Sl'. Delta Theta Sigma: Saddle and Sirloin: Townshend Agricultural Society: Uni- versity Grange: Swine Judging Team, 4: Livestock Judging Team, 4: Pistol Club. STEANE, I.II.I.IAN SARAII Vermilion Education, I3.Sz'. Alpha Chi Omega: Chimes: Student Senate: Women's Ohio: Women's Re- creational Council: Swan Club: Physi- cal Education Club: Committee of 88. STEINBAUER, VVII.I.IAM LEWIS Columbus Education. I?.Sc. Phi Mu Alpha: Scarlet Mask: Or- chestra: Salon Orchestra. STEXVART. BIARTHA JANE Columbus Conzmerre ti' I-Illminisfrafion,B.Sc. Theta Upsilonz Sigma Alpha Sigma. STILLMAFT, HULDAII ANNE Columbus A rts, B.A. Delta Gamma: Y. W. C. A. TTT STONE, ANNE IQATIIERINE Columbus .fl Phi, Delta Zeta, Chi Delta Phi, Presidents' Council, Women's Ohio, Freshman Panhellenic, Y. W. C. A. Sophomore Council, Senior Invitation Committee, WEAO. STONEBURNER, DALTON XYAUGHN Crooksville Agriculture, I1'.Sc. University Grange, 4-H Club, Town- shend Afzricultural Education Society. S'ruAITs, CARL XVILLIADI Zanesville Commerce l'1dIIIll1tSl'I'!ltf0II,B.SC. Theta Kappa Phi, Fencing, 1, 2, Varsity O, University Chorus, 3, 4, Newman Club, 1, 2, 3, Y. M. C. A. Sophomore Council, Upper Class Coun- cil, 3, Pershing Rifles, Pistol Club. STUCKEY, XNILIIUR E. Bloomville flgricuIt'u.re, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho, Glee Club, Uni- versity Chorus, Townshend Agricultural Education Society, All-Agricultural Council, 4-H Club, University Grange. SWVALI.I'IN', OLICAN KENNETH Alliance Agriculture, B.Sc. University Grange, Townshend Agri- cultural Education Society. SVVINT, DoLomcs ELLEN Fremont Commerce Admin1Istrafion,B.Sc. Theta Phi Alpha, Y. W. C. A., Uni- versity Chorus, Freshman Dramatics. TEAI-'onD, DALE K. Greenville Commerce Administration-,B.Sc. Delta Alpha Pi. T H 6 I 9 9 3 STONE, EDWIN DAWSON Coshocton Commerce QQ' I1d71l7:IZi.9t7'CLti01l-,B.S0 Varsity Baseball. STOREY, ALMA KATHRYN Gabanna Education, B.Sc. Srmms, GORDON CORIVELIUS Columbus Commerce Administration,B.Sv. Delta Alpha Pi, Scabbard and Blade, Beta Alpha Psi, Beta Gamma Sigma. SUTLEY, GRrX1'CE Columbus Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Chi Omega, Y. W. C. A., Home Economics Club, Peace Council, Stu- dent Religious Council, University Grange. SWHYER, KATHERINE Amanda Education, B.Sc. W. S. G. A., Muskingum College, Y. W. C. A. TABE11, JOSEPI1 PAUL Columbus Agriculture, B.Sc. Sigma Nu, Ohio Union Board, 2, 3, Agricultural Student, 2, 3, Student Senate, 3, 4, All-Agricultural Council, 2, 3, Y. M. C. A. Senior Cabinet, Y. M. C. A. Sophomore Cabinet, Freshman Y. M. C. A., Sophomore Baseball Man- ager, Makio Staff, 2, 3, Homecoming Committee, 2, 3, Sophomore Dance Committee, National Collegiate Agri- cultural Council, University Grange. TEAL, JANICE ELEANOR Charleston, W. Va. Education, B.Sc. TEETERS, GLADYS LUCILLE Columbus Education, B.Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Panhellenic: Presi- dents' Council: Y. W. C. A. '1'EmuI.I,, HELEN DEBORAH Ridgeway Agriculture, B.Sc. University Grange: Home Economics Club. '.ll1IOMAS, GPILJRGE, Jn. Columbus Conmzerce ij' Administration,B.Sc. 'IlIIUDII'SON, MARY EI.IZABETH Lore City Education, B.S0. Phi Mu: Browning: Physical Education Club. TIIIIRN, EARL F. Cleveland Commerce Aelministration,B.Sc. TllDD. NIARIE ELOUISE Cleveland Arts, 13.11. Alpha Xi Delta: Y. W. C. A. TREUHAFT, BERN.kRD S. Toledo Commerce dj- Admi11istrution,B.Sc. TENNANT, IEONALD BURNELL Gulion Education, 13.56. Theta Chi: Phi Mu Alpha: Men's Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: University Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Strollers: University Orchestra, 1 2 3 4 Y '1'm-Emo. DOLORES EVELYN Columbus Commerce ii' Arlminixtration,B.Sc. Phi Chi Theta. '1'1roM.xs, IIUTII IRENE Lilly Chapel Educuliolz. l3.Sc. TIIRUCKDIORTUN, KENNETH YV. Mari-ngo .-lgriculfure, 13,Sc. Alpha Zeta: University Grange: Town- shend Aprricultural Society: 4-H Club. TICE, liUT1I ELEANOR Columbus Arts, 13.11. Kappa Kappa Gamma. VFORBERT, IEOXALID R. Malta Education, 13.Sc. Sigma Nu: Phi Eta Sigma. TROTTER, ELMER BYNUM Columbus Commerce Q- Ad1nini.s'trati0ni,B.Sc. Men's Glee Club: University Chorus. TROUT, J osIE PAULINE Columbus Agriculture, B.Sc. Trianon: Kappa Phi: Student Center: 4-H Club: Meats Judging Team: Stu- dent Center Council, 3. TRUAX, ISARELLE IAUCILLE Columbus Education, B.Sc. VEUCKER, MXXRY LILLIAN Lucas Education, B.Sc. Phi Chi Delta: Archery Club. 'l'ImoR, WIT.LIAM J ALIES Hilliards Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Rho: Interfraternity Pledge Council: Fencing Manager, 3: Varsity O: Scarlet Key, 2, 3, 4: Townshend Agricultural Society, 3, 4: Saddle and Sirloin. ULTICII, JANE ELIZABETLI Farmersville Agriculture, B.Sc. All-Agricultural Council: University Grange: Home Economics Club: Phi Upsilon Omicron: Omicron Nu. X7ALLANCE, VIRGINIA P. Columbus Education, B.Sc. Delta Gamma: Browning: Scarlet Mask, 2, 3: Sigma Delta Phi: Girls' Glee Club : Homecoming Committee, 3 g Junior Prom Committee: Y. W. C. A. VANCE, JosE111I PAUL Gary, Ind. Education, B.Sc. Lambda Chi Alpha: Freshman Foot- ball: Freshman Basketball: Freshman Baseball: Reserve Football, 2, 3: Phi Epsilon Kappa. 9 9 TROUT, RUTH MYRL Columbus Agriculture, B.Sc. Trianong Student Center Council, 3, 4: 4-H Club: University Grange: Kappa Phi. TUCKER, HARVEY C. Lucas Education, B.Sc. VEURNER, MARGARET K. Marion Education, B.Sc. Sigma Kappa: Browning: Y. W. C. A.- Home Economics Club. , ULICNY, HARRY P. Salem Pharmacy, B.Sc. Pharmacy Council: Phi Rho Alpha. VAI1., VIRGINIA Columbus Arts-Education, B.A., B.Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Delta Omicron: Kappa Phi: Women's Glee Club: Browning: University Chorus. VAN BLARICUM, ROBERT PERRY Salem Commerce cj: Administration, B.Sc. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: VVrestling, 3: Football, 2, 3, 4. VAN X7ALKENBURG1I, MARTHA E. Zanesville Education, B.Sc. French Club: Physical Education Club' Y. W. C. A. 1 Veins, FRANK XYAL Rltomcs, JR. Canton Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Tau Omega: Y. M. C. A. Fresh- man Council: Freshman Handbook: Makio: Y. M. C. A. Sophomore Coun- cil: Trowel and Spade: Liberal Club. xv0GliL, JANE ELlZrkIll'1'fII Columbus ElIllCUfl0ll1, B.Sc. Alpha Delta Theta: Y. W. C. A. xv0ROS, BIARGARET JIRIANNE Cleveland Education, B.Sv. W. S. G. A. WVAGNPIR, LESLIE K. Mansfield Commerce QS- Arlnziiiistrafion,B.Sc. Freshman Y. M. C. A. Council: Men's Glee Club: Varsity Debate Team. XVALDREN, DIARY C.xT1u:R1NE Ray Ellllfllfidllf, B.Sc. Rio Grande College. xVALKER, JEAN Moouua Columbus A rts, B.A. Sigma Kappa: W. S. G. A., 2: Phi- losophy Club. XAWARE, XNILLIAINI MoR'roN Mentor Commerce fldministration,B.Sc'. Sigma Delta Chi: Kappa Kappa Psi: Phi Eta Sigma: Lantern: Student Senate. X'INCl'INT, GEORGE M. Lisbon Commerce Aclministration,B.Sc. Phi Delta Theta: Sun Dial: Bucket and Dipper: Junior Prom Committee: Committee of 88. You-rr. ELUA 11.-XRY Columbus lfrlurafion, B.SC. University Chonls: Italian Club. XVAGNHR. ELIZ.XBliTlI C1.lcI.,xND Carroll .-lrfs. 12.11. Phi Chi Delta: Arts College Council, 3. 4: University Chorus. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A., 1, 2: Vocations Committee, 3. XNYAITIC, MARGARIEY1' IAJUISE Columbus .-lgrirulfure, B.Sc. Alpha Lambda Pi: Y. W. C. A.: Home Economics Club. XVALKERV, FAITH E. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Erlzlmtion. B.Sc. Sigma Eta Chi. VV,xI.'rz. BETTY CLAIRE Massillon Ifclzuvlfion, B.Sz'. Theta Phi Alpha: Newman Club. NVARNER, MAYNARD S'rEP1IEN Vlfilloughby Erlumtion., B.Sc'. Phi Mu Delta: Freshman Cross-Coun- try: Freshman Track: Varsity Cross- Country, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4: Downing Club. TTT. WATERS, EA1tL J oHN Wadsworth Agriculture, B.Sc. Phi Kappa Tau: Student Horticultural Society: University Grange. WYATSON, Vmorxm Cameron, XY. Va. Education, B.Sc. Western College for Women. VVEAVER, CIIAIKIJIS BYRON Marysville Agriculture, B.Sc. Alpha Gamma Sigma: Townshend Agri- cultural Education Society: 4-H Club. Vlfmss, Mouroy IJIIILLIP Cleveland Heights Arts, B.A. Zeta Beta Tau: Senior Manager Ohio Relays: Scarlet Key: Varsity O. XVELLS, ITICLHX XYIRGINIA Columbus Arts, BA. Philomathean Literary Society: Girls, Glee Club. WENGER, RUTH Brookville Education., B.Sc. WEST, Mmuoizm Louisa Columbus Education, B.Sc. Alpha Delta Pi: University Chorus: Musical Arts Club: Student Religious Council: Y. W. C. A. T H E I 9 9 9 WATsoN, MHTON RAYLIOND East Liverpool Education-. B.Sc. Kappa Phi Kappa. WVAKTSOX, WHRREN W. Dayton Commerce Q- Administratfon,B.Sc. Wrmvrzn, DORIS LUCH.LE Cleveland Agriculture, B.Sc. Delta Sigma Theta: Interracial Coun- cil, 1, 2. xVl'II.I,DIAN, HAROLD F. Genova Commerce Q- Administration,B.Sc. Delta Chi: Scarlet Key: Sigma Delta Chi: Varsity 0: Student Senate: Sun Dial: Gymnastics Manager: Freshman Basketball: Freshman Baseball: Strol- lers: Freshman Dramatics: Interfra- ternity Pledge Council: Lantern: Com- mittee of 88. NNELLS, MILDRED Bass Columbus Commerce LS- Administration,B.Sc. NVmmr:n, FLORENCE BERNICE Bryan Education, B.Sc. Zeta Tau Alpha: Pi Lambda Theta: Scholaris: University Chorus, 1, 2, 3. WETMORE, CALVIN BIERCE Canton Commerce Q- Administratio11,B.Sc. Delta Sigma Pi: Beta Alpha Psi. l WHEELER, MARY E. Barnesville Agriculture, B.Sc. Y. W. C. A.: Home Economics Club: Orchesis. MYIIITE, FAYE I. Grove City Education, B.Sc. Browning: W0men's Ohio: W. S. G. A.: Archery Club: University Chorus: Y. W. C. A., 1, 2. VVHI'rr, SAMi'i:1. S. Columbus Education, B.Sc. Phi Eta Sigma. VVn.soN, Doiwrin' BIURIEL Marion Arts, B.A. Alpha Chi Omega: Browning: NVEAO Players. WINEMILLER, Donoruv CARRIE Columbus Education-, B.Sc. Theta Upsilon: Swan Club: Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Browning: Panhellenic Representative: Pomerene Crew. WISEMAN, MARY E. Columbus Agriculture, B.Sc. Home Economics Club: University Grange: Swan Club. Woons, Donornv LA Vmuvi: Martins Ferry Applied Optics, B.Sc. Delta Gamma: Strollers: Y. W. C. A.: Applied Optics Society, 1, 2: Junior Prom Committee. WVIIITE, EMME'f'F E. Chillicothe Education, B.Sc. XVHITE, H. IQATIILEEN Grove City Commerce Q- Admi'nistration,B.Sc. Theta Sigma Phi: Browning: Women's Ohio: Student Assistant to Dean of Women: Lantern: Y. W. C. A. VYILKINSON, PAN. AMBA Norwalk Applied Optics, B.Sc. Phi Mu Delta: Epsilon Psi Epsilon: Phi Eta Siizma: University Marching Band: Freshman Cross-Country, XVILSON, JAMES IIOWVARD VVashington C. H. Agriculture, B.Sr'. Alpha Gamma Sigma: Virginia Poly- technic Institute, 1, 2: Saddle and Sir- loin. NVISE, JAMES ISIJXVARD Bucyrus Commerce Q' Aclministration,B.Sc. Sigma Nu: Kappa Kappa Psi: Fra- ternity Presidents' Council: Scarlet Key: Sophomore Y. M. C. A. Council. Woomnmv, CYIIARLES HOWARD Columbus Commerce QS' rldnzinistrationl, B.Sc. Beta Theta Pi. XNUERTZ, PAUIAINE Hilliards Commerce cj: Administration,B.Sc. Phi Chi Theta. TT'L Yonncim, AI.is1m'rA M. Columbus Arts, B.A. Sigma Kappag Browning: Panhellenicg Sorority l-'residents' Council, Y. NV. C. A.: Orchesis. Zis1sm.I., EM11. Cleveland Education, B.Sc. Student Chemical Soeicty, 3, 41 Hillel Players, Chess Club: Phi Eta Sigma. ZARIXG, RIITII AXNA Columbus Arts, B.11. Lambda Omega: Phi Chi Delta. ZEHMER, Hl1llSCIIl'II. LEE Ashland Agriculture, B.Sc. Delta Theta Siizmag University Grange, Townshend Agriculture Society. ZUBER, JAMES VVILLIAM Columbus Arts, ILA. Phi Kappa Psi, Makiog Bucket and Dipper, Sphinx. T H E I 9 9 9 Youxc, EMILY E. Columbus .-Iris, BA. Pi Beta Phig Y. W. C. A.g Freshman Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Keeperg Y. YV. C. A. Secretary, 33 Y. W. C. A. Vice- President, 4: Freshman Handbook, 15 Swan Club, 1, 2, 35 Chairman of Vo- cation information Conference, 3, 45 Homecoming: Committee, 43 Chairman White Christmas, 4. ZARING. DIARY LOUISE Columbus .-Irtx, B.A. Lambda Omegfag Phi Chi Delta. ZAPGG, IYATIIARIXE XVILINIA Canton Edumtion B.Sc. , Swan Club, Pen and Brushg Junior Swan Club. Zisiuxn. NIATTI-IEW' SEYDIOUR Lowell, Mass. Arts, B.A. Senior Tennis Managerg Scarlet Key: Varsity Og Chairman of Independent Men's and Women's Council. Zivullonsr, FLORENCE M. Columbus Coninmrce Admi11istratio1L,B.Sc. Sigma Kappa: Sigma Alpha Sigmag W. S. G. A.: Y. W. C. A.g Junior Prom Committee, Vocational Guidance Com- mittee. ARMSTRONG, JAMES VVILLIAM Providence, R. I. Veterinary Illedicine, D.V.Jf. Alpha Psi: Jr. A. V. M. A. BRABILEY, MELW'IN J. Cleveland Veterinary Dledieine, D.V.ZlI. Jr. A. V. M. A. DAY'IDSON, J. LA XYERE Kalamazoo, Mich. Veterinary Jledieine, D.V.JI. Phi Sigma Kappa: Jr. A. V. M. A.: Freshm-an Dramatics: Freshman Fenc- ing: Freshman Gymnastics. H,XIGI.ER, Gu.m:nT N. St. Louis, Mo. Veterinary Medicine, D.V.M Omega Tau Sigma: Jr. A. V. M. A. MCCLEXXD, Foam-:sr Anderson, Ind. Veterinary Jledicine, D.V.ZlI. Alpha Psi: Jr. A. V. M. A. MCKITRICK, JOHN L. Columbus Agriculture, I?.Sc. Veterinary Medicine, D.V.M. Jr. A. V. M. A.: Saddle and Sirloin: Dairy Cattle Judging Team: Fat Stock Judging Team. OMDALEN, RUDOLPH O. Rice Lake, Wis. Veterinary Medicine, D.V.M. Alpha Psi: Jr. A. V. M. A. BACHTEI., IJAVID H. Massillon Veterinary flledicine, D.V.JI. Alpha Gamma Rho: Jr. A. V. M. A.' Dairy Cattle Judging Team. CADIERON, BERTILAM N. Everett, Mass. Veterinary Medicine, D.V.Zll. Jr. A. V. M. A., Soccer, 1, 3. EGGBRT, NIATTHEYV J. Newark, N. J. Veterinary Dledieine, D.V.DI. Jr. A. V. M. A.: Concert Band, 1, 2' Football Band, 2, sg ohio Relay Mani ager, 1, 2. HENsoN, WILLIAM RICIIARD Amherst Veterinary Zllediein-e, D.V.2lI. Omega Tau Sigma: Jr. A. V. M. A.: Intramural Manager. McKi:xzn:, CARL VAN Columbus Veterinary Illedicine, D,V.ZlI. Jr. A. V. M. A. MAIKE, ARTIIUR A. Fremont Veterinary Jledicine, D.V.flI. Omega Tau Sigma: Jr. A. V. M. A.: Football, 1. IIOBERTS, H.XRRY B. Jn. Columbus Veterinary Illedicine, D.V.2lI. Jr. A. V. M. A. TT L SCATTERDAY, JAMES E. Worthington Veterinary Medicine, D.V.M. Omega Tau Sigma: Student Senate Jr. A. V. M. A. STERN, AARON Hartford, Conn. Veterinnry Medicine, D.V.M. Jr. A. V. M. A. TENNILLE, NEWTON B. Centralia, Va. Veterinary Medicine, D.V.M. Phi Sigma Kappag Jr A. V M. A Iowa State Collegeg .Virginia Polifl technic Institute. APPLEG1kTE, ROBkIRT EUGENE VVilmingt0n Dentistry, D.D.S. Student Dental Council. BERMAN, SANFORD ATYNYELL Cleveland Dentistry, D.D.S. Alpha Omega. BURNELLE, LOVVELL E. Nelsonville Dentistry, D.D.S. CIIRISTIE, WILLIADI J. Columbus Dentistry, D.D.S. Xi Psi Phi. H E I 9 9 9 SMITH, KENNETH Fnosr Columbus Veterinary Medicine, D.V.M. Alpha Psi, Jr. A. V. M. A. STRAKER, JOE H. Greenville Veterinary Jledicine, D.V.llI. Kappa Sigmag Scarlet Mask, 23 Strol- lers, 2, 33 Student Senate, 33 Home- coming Committee, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom: Senior Prom: Jr. A. V. M. A.g Committee of 88. TREAT, EDWIN K. Blandford, Mass. Veterinary Medicine, D.V.M. Omega Tau Sigmag Football, 15 Varsity O: Jr. A. V. M. A. AUERBACII, MAXIDIHIAX Columbus Dentistry, D.D.S. BROKAVY, CIiARLES OTIS, JR. Wapakoneta Dentistry, D.D.S. Xi Psi Phi. C-IILos'1'A, JOHN J. Cleveland Dentistry, D.D.S. Delta Sigma Deltag Professional Inter- fraternity Council. ERICSSON, CARL JOHN Elyria Dentistry, D.D.S. Delta Tau Deltag Xi Psi Pliig Profes- sional Interfraternity Council. FINN, LEITNARD HAROLD Miami, Fla. Dentistry, D.D.S. Alpha Omega. GROSSMAN. MANN112 BERNARD Cleveland Dentistry, D.D.S. Alpha Omegag Basketball. JUBIN, JOHN SINCLALB Akron Dentistry, D.D.S. Xi Psi Phi. LARRIDIER, I4AVVREXCE AMOS Columbus Dentistry, D.D.S. LINSCOTT, ALBERT OWEN Marion Dentistry, D.D.S. Phi Delta, Theta. Pisvow. BIZRNIKRD Cleveland D0nti.s't1'y, D.D.S'. SCHMIDT, JOSEPII F. Salem Dentistry, D.D.S. Xi Psi Phi: Varsity Track, 1, 23 Pro- fessional Interfraternity Council: Coun- cil of Dental Student Affairs. GREGORY, AI.lll-IRT E. Columbus Dentistry, D.D.S. Delta Sigma Delta. HARTLEY, NPANCE VV. Columbus Dentistry, D.D.S. Psi Omega. KAPLAN, BlXRNETT AUSTIN Cleveland Heights Dentistry, D.D.S. Phi Epsilon Pig Intramural Athletics. Lizwrs, ARTIIIYR B. Steubenville Dentistry, D.D.S. Psi Omegag Sigma Pig Professional In- terfraternity Councilg Student Senate: Vice-President Senior Class. PARILLO, JOHN A. Girard Denltzlfrtry, D.D.S. IJLAIIYJ ANDREW EDXX'ARD Newton Falls Dentistry, D.D.S. Xi Psi Phi: Student Senate: Commit- tee of 885 Dental College Council. Sursrick. Cnci-L Columbus Den.ti.s'try, D.D.S. Tau Delta Phi. TTT SVYEET, HAROLD S. Toledo Dentistry, D.D.S. Alpha Omega. Boyxrzn, CLARA GRACE Columbus Bledicine, BLD. Alpha Epsilon Iota: Omega Alpha Alpha. DRYER, Coiuxym TERREI. DeGraff Bledicine, BLD. Alpha Epsilon Iota: Omega Alpha Alpha: Kappa Phi. HANDI1I.M,KN, JACK HERDIAX Cleveland Bledicin-e, BLD. Phi Lambda Kappa: Sigma Lambda Pig Vice-Pres. Senior Class: Presidents' Council: Professional Interfraternity Council: Merovah: Hillel. KosToFF, ALBERT Columbus Blediciue, BLD. Omega Upsilon Phi. PARRY, GWYN A. Jackson Bleclicine, BLD. Sigma Phi Epsilon: Student Senate: Professional Interfra- ternity Council: Student Medical Coun- cil. Phi Rho Sigma: GEISSINGHR, WAYNE T. Columbus Law, L.L.B. Sigma Chi: Ohio Wesleyan, 1, 2. XNEINGARTEN, E. H. Lorain Dentistry D.D.S'. f l Alpha Omega: Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball: Boxing. CUKERBAUM, ALFRED ROBINS Youngstown Blrfdichw, BLD. Sigma Alpha Mug Phi Delta Epsilon. GimL1NGr:R, LAWTOS CARL Columbus Bledicine, BLD. Alpha Mu Pi Ovmegag Sigma Xi. IQANEJ M.-KURICE M. Columbus Bledicine, BLD. Alpha Mu Pi Omega. Lizwrs, ARTHUR DEANE Columbus Medicine, BLD. Y. M. C. A. GIMRRISON, FLOYD BRICE Columbus Law, L.L.B. HAUCK, FRED C. Columbus Law, L.L.B. HOFFMAN, CHARLES E. Dayton Law, L.L,B. T H 6 I 9 9 9 KUPPINGER, EI.IlRl'ID DOTEN Columbus Law, L.L.I?. Delta Upsilon. MEYERS, ELLIoTT E. Ironton Law, L.L.B. Sigma Nu Phi: Marshall College, A.B. 19303 Duke University, 3, 4. Scunuuxmcn, MAURICE LEE Jackson Law, L.L.B. Alpha Sigma Phi! Phi Delta Gamma: Debating, 2. Delta Theta Phi 3 BASIG1-za, ETTiK JANE Delaware Nursing, R.N. lEVl'IRITT, IELLI-IN CATHERINE Bremen Nursing, R.N. Sinus. l'rAu.x Columbus Nursing, R.N. Sigma Theta Tau: W. S. G. A. LEVINl1Z, Sm-LRMAN KAY New Castle, Pa. Law, L.L.l3. MILLER, IIARVEY WINFIEI.D, JR. Columbus Law, L.L.B. Sigma Chi. ALnmANno, EDIDIAA MARY Columbus Nursing, R.N. IJAVIDSUN, NIARJORIE MAYBELL1-: New Lexington Nursing, R.N. Alpha Delta Pig Sigma Theta Tau, Pi Lambda Theta. MEAD. cil'INl'IYIl-IVE GOODWIN Norwalk Nursing, R.N. Sigma Theta Tau. 'I'uon1vsoN, BIILDRED AI.'rA New Pliilzulelpliia Nursing, R.N. '1'1v'rc:N. JHANN1: l'lVl-ZLYN NVasliington C. H. Nursing, R.N. NYARXIZR, NIAXINE EI.IzAm:'ru Lodi Nursing, R.N. Phi Omega Pi: Sigma Theta Tau, Uni- versity Churus, 1, 2, 3. ZoI.I.INGER, F. ESTHER Millersport Nursing, R.N. TTL From the records we have left, to the days we spent See here the things we did. 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I .I V i'Vffi'VV- ,ff H.. 7 fk'V?xVl ' PM V LV 1- .' - yi Vi . '71 'xl V .' f' ' MV- VL' XV V V- ' V V- V 1 Vg- - ,VF V ' 'SWK' 1 'Pu-'V,1ffVM'f'?,' K ' gg 411' ' V QDLLL!iC6Lfi0lZ5 l i HERE is sometlwing mysterious and Wonderful about printed words... a sense ol iinality . . . a leeling tliat tlwese printed timings are gone beyond regret. Cn tl'1e pages ol tlwe Universityis publications is Written all tlnat we liave done or lwoped to do...tlwe printed record ol success or failure. I THE L-aaa-mania MAKIO OF 1933 I LAYBOURNE NCE again a staff of Juniors at Ohio State Univer- sity begs leave to present a compilation of those l things which seem to it to be of importance in the Uni- versity scene. It is to he hoped that the product of our efforts has some quality of universality of appeal with- out which it cannot hope to succeed. To us there appears a perpetual conflict in the Univer- sity between the warring forces of reality and romance, between things as they are and things as they ought to he. It is a magnificent representation of that with which Cervantes supplies this Makio. IJAWVRENCE E. IAAYBOURXE ......., .,,,,,....,..........,... I Editor JEAN P. :EVANS ..................... .,.... ....,...,,,,,,,, D I rnmging Editor NORMAN O. SIIAFTI-:L ........ ,... , .,Assistant Managing Editor Barriclzlow Ifu'rl.1itt Deadman Hague Mann M::Ca'lum Shipley Stern Tumbleson -102- EVANS THE l999IITT'l-CL-KIA l MAKIO OF 1933 RUSSOTTO T HAS been a source of much amusement to send Cervantes, famous characters, Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, marching through the pages of this hook, and, by the same token, through the days of our lives. These Figures shall not serve to make us think only of the people we have known here, but primarily of our- selves. Finally, we should like to call attention to our works of commission rather than those of omission. Realizing full well that all is not here that should be, it is our earnest desire that we have given a passable picture of a year at Ohio. MCCLELLAND BIILTON Y. RI'SSil1'l'1l ,,..... .,....,. B usiness Jlmmgwr A. GLENN McCI.i:I,i,,xNn ,,,i... ,,,..., C irculation .llanaytfr Becbe Devaney Maclvor Schaefer Shapiro Straker Weyrich Yuster Zeigner -103- TH6 l999 THCLKIO A rnold Keating SOPHOMOR ES Carol Barrieklow Robert Burkitt Carl Deadrnau John Hague Elizabeth Mann SOPHOMORFS Richard Beebe Jane Devaney Robert Lattimer Robert Maelyor Ruth Schaefer Ellen Stewart French Myers BIAKIO OF 1933 EDITORIAL STAFF Maria McCallum Virginia Shipley Nathan Stern FRESHMEN Fred Dinsmore BUSINE Hugh Straker Harry VVeyrieh Georgrianna Yuster Lawrence Shapiro Frances Zeigner F R ESHMEN Evelyn Akers Charles Duncan Ralph Goldin Donald Heekman Robert Howard Helen Knox Ruth Maddux SS STAFF Dorothy Armstrong Sam Furer lilizalietli Gill Jane Holfman Betty Irwin Rose Levinson Louise Lehmann Margaret Leonard Gordon Siakel Grace Montgomery Inez Phelps Miles Reed Albert Rosen Ellis VValdron Clintie VVinfrey Nolen Mills Mary Murray Freda Postle Stan Rose Eleanor Sanford Mary VVeaver Philip VVolf Hnmlley Zuber .lean Young SHAFTEL Shapiro Rosen Burlcitt Stern Reed Howard Hague DI'1lfSWLOT6 Temple Mazfloor Hr Llcman Waldron Phelps Griorson McCallum Wi1l,fre'y Mann Sifmzmton Knox Devancy Foldzn Shaftel Barr1fekl0w Lepper McClelland Iiussofto Laybourne Evans Tumbleson Shipley Daadman -104- THpE -l9?9l1 I'lC.LfKlO I COLLINS FULLEN OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MONTHLY OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ALUMNI Editor ,....,.......... . .................................,.,....................... JOIIN B. F17LI.llN, Jour. '25 Assistant Editor ....... .......................... H Annrm-'1' DALLY CoL1.1Ns, Arts '19 CONTRIBUTORS President's Page ................ ,.........,..........., . ..,...,.......... D . J. BRUMLEY, Engr. '95 C'u.rrent Events' Corn-er .,.........,...,,. DR. VV. O. THOMPSON, President Emeritus Cro'w's Nest ........,.....,.,.......,......, Pam-1, VV1I.L1AM L. GRAW-is, Arts '93, M.A. '97 .-1 thletirs ........ .,............Y.,,.,..,,.. L Alun' Syvmm, '25, Track Coach GWO THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION OFFICIAL ALUMNI ORGANIZATION President ....,.....,I.................,..,,,,,,,...............,,.,,......... D. J. Bmuum-IY, '95, Chicago First Vice PTI'-ViYll4Il1t .......,. ............ W . A. D0UGHl11lL'l'Y, '17, '20, Cleveland Second Vice President ........ ,..,...... I l141I.1-:N ZELLER GARDINICR, '11, Columbus Treasurer ......... .,..,.,... .....,,. K 1 cNvoN' S. CAMPBELL, '20, '22, Columbus Secretary ...... i..,...........,,,,..,.. . Ioux B. FUI.I.1cN,. '25, Columbus ORLD-VVIDE organization of graduates and former students, object to promote the Welfare of the University. Sponsors Homecoming, Ohio State Day, University Day, Alumni Dayg maintains Student Loan Foundation, Inc., has under formation Alumni Research Council to encourage gifts to Ohio State, is at perpetual service of the University in all ways possible. -105' liTH6 maaa 11144410 i - 'i Q ' GREENBERG JOHNSON SUN DIAL Editorn. ....,..A....., Business Manager ...,. A rt Director .......... ...., Associate Editorx ,,,x,,. ,,,,,, .,.....Gozm0N GRPIl'IXliI1ZRG ,,.,,....PHII.IP JOHNSON ...........,..IiICHAllD SMITH S EUGENE KING I HOWARD SINIITIIIIISLER Sales Manager .,......,..........,... .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . Lxmcn Kung fl ssistant Salex Jlanager ....... ,,,, . MANNA MARIE lhm-:Noun Ojice Jlanager ,................... Adzvixor ,,,,.,,.,.,.,...... Ercchange Editor ,,,,. , . ,.,,,.,,. JOIIN MCCKJRBIICK ,,..,.,..,....TAM1-:S I,r:AR ,..,,.,H1'zL1:N Joyus Crawford Bryner Copeland Kazeclc Alien McClelland Smithhisler Bauman Decker Manoia Edelson Ridenour Hoadleet Stahl Welber Freeland Haan Stewart McMillan Evans Sculler Fricburghouse King Kirk Smith Johnson Greenberg White Friedman McCormick -106- TH6 I9-39l1:TlG-'KI Jean Evans Eugene Glennan William Gold Morris Kazeck Clilford Levin Albert Manola Lester Bauman Donald Blair John Bryner Jerry Friedman Benjamin Gale William Crawfor Robert Kelly d SMITH MCCORMICK SUN DIAL LITERARY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF ART STAFF Stanley March Wilbert Petegrew Anna Marie Ridenour Charles Schmidt Dorothy Seuller Philip Welber Betty McMillan Lawrence Shapiro William Stahl William Swanson Austin White Robert Kumler Leland McClelland Friedman Gold Hartley Jones Kelley King Kirk Manola Rhienour White -107- l THE I9-39-T1flCl:'KII0 l GROVES KINSEL 1 7 l AGRICULTURAL STUDENT EL1mN CZROVICS, Editor-in-Chief Dl'II.l3PIll Krxsm., BllHfIIOSS Nanagev' DEPARTMENT MANAGERS PEARL Foam: ...,.. .llssixtavlt Business Dlunager 'FI-IELIVIA VANCE ....,,,,,,,,,A Clirrzllation. 311111-age? WILLIAM SMITH ...........,..,...,, Man-aging Editzr RANALD BEARD .,..,,...,..,.,. Campus Echo Editor IeI141I.I1:N Bom-1 ....,,..,,,, Home Economics Editor CVIIARLES Coxvunsz .................... Alumni Editor EDITORIAL ASSOCIATES Fred Gehret George Dew Roy Miller Emily Morrison Margaret Achey Kathryn Paxton Margaret Kirkpatrick Karl Obrecht Charles McDonald Margaret Madden Harold Miller Mildred Evans BUSINESS STAFF ASSOCIATES Chester Cline Russell Beatty Mary Swank Eloise Lyman Ruth Blackmore Geneva Blackstone BOARD OF CONTROL Joel Coftey Delber Kinsel Dean John Cunningham James McClintock Harry O'Brien Elden Groves Miller Gehret Lyman- Dew Swank Miller Morrison Beatty Evans McDonald Achey Beard Blackmore OI: reclzt Madden Clime Fogle Vance Kinsel Groves Paxton Smiih -108- Clam fer l-llf last strains ol tl'1e overture clie away. ..tl1e curtain rises upon tlwe gay unreality ol tlie stage. llwe color ancl tlfie glamour ol it utterly possess tlwe audience as it is lost Completely in tlie more complex lives ol tlsie actors. -llwe linal curtain lalls, anol We liave in our lwearts tl'1e memory of otlwer people. l THE l999 THQ-KID Herman Miller Gwendolyn Jenkins Charlotte Allen Ellen Babbit Josephine Baker YVhitney Banter xvlllllllll Bennet Meyer Berger John Bowsher Betty Brown Clifford Cales Harriet Cribs Robert Curry Ralph Davis CURRY BAUTER r 1 S FROLLILRS S'l'RUl.l.l'lRS BOARD Robert Curry Mary xvllllillllbi VVilbert Pettigrew YVhitney llauter liugene Masselink Franklin 'l'. Neel ACTIY E Ml'lMBlf1RS Paul Denn Alexander Gaul llenry Uorney Clan Grunclman Virginia Ciuiner llarold Heeker Oliver Holmes Betty Hofthinis Alberta llouston Robert Hughes llelen .Tones Riehard King VValter Knoblaugh Margaret l.aSar Katherine Lang Frederiek Lauster XVilber Mflliaffey Eugene Massilink Janet MeConagha Benjamin Melfllroy Franklin Neel Robert Nelson Robert Nieolaus VViIbur Pettigrew L Edward S. Drake George A. VVashburne I.ila Poling Ned Potts Aaron Reiehes David Riley Riehard Shirey Urtha Smith Russell Stunrod Alexander VValter Margaret YVesley Harold VVhitlach Mary XVilliams Dorothy NVoodS Longwell Cunningham, Hrmrelty Hatlon Waller Day Ruppcrslzrzrg Laeey I Ecsley McFadyen Lang Ballzach Hale Deming Ives Potts Englllislz, Ford Klme Ellman Moatz Mills Baker Allen Smith Crclm W1'8SlUT Kvwpper Campbell Galloway McMillan Simplcins Shipley Neel Massclifnk Bauler Drake Curry Williams Bowshm' THE I9991T'lCLKlO '1'ROI,l,l'lliS, in their furtivlli ycur of l7I'lHllll'li1lIlA. premcnh-ml l'liilip l5urry's ln :1 fi2lI'ilL'llu lr on IJt'l'1'Illlll'I' 9 and lil, and Ch-urge liernurml Sil2lNY.S Hc'z1rth1'v:1k lltillbll'-Q on Nlurvli Ii illlll-1 . . . . lmlll in lpiversity flllillH'l . . . . ln ai fi2lI'lll'll,u with tile' llllm-llinclm-rll tlu'-is that 1-yn-ry I1lilIl.S wifi-. all lu-nrt, is zumllwr lll!lll'S IY1lStI'l'hS. was l'll?lC'tE'Cl by am :llrlu and sllpc.-rim' oust XVllll'll invludvd Urtlm Smith, as Lissu 'l'vrryg Bold:-n Svlwrcr, Adrian 'l'crryg Goldie Dwurkin, Miss Nlulmivg VVilli:im Kumlcr, Norris lilissg Stanton Huff. liogrcr Cunxpfung :md Rohn-rt Allcn, as Frcderivk .... Sl1:iw's vm-ry diflicult S'HPZlTlllFt'2lli House. an l'lllj1llSll play writlvn in the liussizm lll2lIllll'l', was flu- yoliivlc for splendid purlruyznls of ccvviliric' lflngrlish pc-uplo by .Ioan Mcfeixllplwa-ll, an old Stmllm-rs' star, hack on tlu- i'2lIIlpllS for morn- liislricmim' s11c'c'm-xsxae, us Hesiom- lluwliulmycg JUSl'Illlllll' linker. Ellie lylllllli Urtlm Smith, lllllly l'tlerwurml1 Ruin-rt Burnett, Celpluili Slwtovcrg lh-ldvn Svlwrvr. llcvtur lluslmhyc: XVillis XYisslcr. Iizuidzlll Flin-rf wordg I.il:1 l'ulil1,v:, Nurw Guiiu-mg Oliver XV. llnlnws, Muzzini Dunn: Rolwrl .Xllm-ri, Bum Bliillglllll, und ullicrs .... flll1 H4.'l plays :irc ul'l'0l'm-ml to Slrullvrs' lIlt'llllTCl'S on alla-rmitiilg XVcdnc-sduy l'Yl'lllllg,1'S .... in l':implycll llull .... :ww Casts .... ncw tzilenl . , . . nvw life from which ln draw for future- plays of Slmllc-i's .... plzly-rl-zulingf groups . . . student clirvvturs .... worksllup gruups planning sl-ls .... if 'se' , , ,X .Q 1 is if 'Ill- THE l999 TTICI-'KID BORN Helen Addison Eileen Babbitt .him Blake Betty Blackmore Mary Born Helen Boyd Kathryn Brown Lois Callaway ltuth Cook Alice Buehrer Anna May Collins Mary Crater Harriet Crebs Jean Davis Margaret DeWitt Catherine Dolby Harriet Doud Emily Dunbar Hortensia Dyer Beth Eisele Norma Ely Rose Mary Fallon BROWNING DRAMATIC SOCIETY President ....,....,,,,,,, Vive-Presizlezil ........, ,..,,..,... Secretary ..........,, ..,,..............MARY BORN R LIZABI-IT ll R ll EDIIR K XvRINA Hvouus Q ELLANOIL BlCLlI.USKl'IY Treasurer ......,.,,,,,,,,.. ....................... J EAN BLAKE Bmipzess Jlmmger ,,,,,,,. . ,,,.,.,, .lixyrcic Kunz MEMBERS Charlotte Frost Dorothy Jane Fuchs Mary Ellen Funk Jane Gibbs Eliza Hagerty Mary Hortsaugh Pauline Hendershott Claudia Hills Vrina Hughes Dorothy Julian Mary Catherine Keller Mary Keyes Margaret Kilgore Alice Knepper Janice Kirk Alice Kuechler Edith Kuechler Margaret LaSar Bernice Martin Eleanor McCloskey Janet McConagha Betty McClure Helen McCoy Esther McNaught Theresa Marshall Rachel Moore Alma Morey Doris Morrison Alicel Neal Grace Poston Elizabeth Reeder Evelyn Shoemaker Mary Short Helen Simpson Melba Stephen Rose Stroup Mary Syler Margaret Turner Virginia Vail Virginia Vallance Betty NVallsmith Faye VVhite Kathleen White Sarah Williams Dorothy Wilson Alberta Yoerger Davidson Fuchs Eisele Collins Dyer E. Kuechler A. Kuechler Dolby Shoemaker Winemiller Syler Brown Boyd Turner Crater Keller Morrison De Witt Frost MeConagha Ramsey Vallance Babbitt Sfephen Yoerger Dowd Stroup Dunbar Ely Neal Wallsmith Vail Blackmore Moore Simpson MCNGTLIJII-B Cook Davis I-Iendershott Addison McCoy LaSar Marshall Julian Kirk Blake Reeder Born Knepper McClure Funk Kilgore Hartsough -112- i Che CCIZQDZZZVS THIS the school within a school, where spirit is high ancl lellowship superlJ...the Engineersl ln the lap- oratory . . . the machine shop . . . the testing room . . . in the lielol . . . they learn the laws ol physical things. 'rl-le ig-aa 1'T'lCl-KID HITCHCOCK TURNBULL ADMINISTRATION HE College of Engineering has for its purpose a comprehensive instruction in the funda- mental principles upon which the various branches of engineering are based and offers technical instruction in fields of engineering to prepare students for specialized professions. The college is unusually well equipped and the most modern methods of teaching are used. Mining, industrial, electrical, civil, chemical, ceramic and mechanical engineering and archi- tecture and metallurgy are included in the curricula of the college. Research work conducted by members of the faculty and students of advanced standing is an important feature of the college. The Engineers' Council is composed of representatives of all the departments of the Engi- neering College, and of the Ohio State Engineer, the publication of that college. It endeavors, through the Ohio State Engineer and regular meetings, to establish closer relationship among Engineering students and to bring students into closer touch with practical engineering promotion. -ov' K -114' THE IBB? THCLKI HART Y ElN GINEERS' COUNCIL OFFICERS JAMES HART ......... ,,,,,,v,,,,,,,,,,,..,,..A. .................,..,.,,, P r esident JAMES CAYFORD ...A.,,,....,...... .,..................... ,...... ....... ,,... . . . S ecretary-Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS Paul Cecil Fred Trimmer VVill Easley Embury Hitchcock James Hart Frank Vorac Robert Ford Vviuiam Turnbull Dane Justice George W'iegert Leonard Fortune Lewis Mussman JUN10115 Efmer Hartman SENIORS Lowell Probaseo I1-win Carson Jack Jones VVilliam Biggs James Settles James Cayfurcl Fred Vanosdall Ford Settles Cayford Justice Vorac Hartman Hitchcock Probasco Trimmer Hart Biggs Wiegert Cecil -115' lXLl.l'ISll0USI1I, AR'rHIiR EIXRL New Bedford Ellgillclfrizlg, BJLH. Triangle: American Association of Mechanical Engineers. Bums. XVILLIADI P. Elyria l2vl1fjilII'f4I'i1lff, B. Met. E. Sigma Chi: Engineers' Council. Bokx, C. EIJWARD, JR. Columbus Ifllflilllflfifllig, B. .f1rch.E. Chi l'hi: Phi Eta Sigma: Architect's Club. Crnxluc, DoN.xLn Owizx liay lfIlA1liIII'14I'il1'U, I3.E.E. CI'u'r1s. Ill-:Nur S. Marietta Erzgirzeerimlf B. Ch. E. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Tau Beta Pi: Seab- bard and Blade: American Institute of Chemical Engineers: Quadrangle Jes- ters. D,xv1s, Dlwm Hiiznnmvr Columbus l?1Igi'll0!H'il1g, B.M'.E. Tau Beta Pi. JXRBISTRONG, 'IYIRI Columbus Ifllyilllflffillg, H. Arch. E. Beta Theta Pi: Tau Sigma Delta. BI.oss1-LR. li0BI'IR'1' li'lllNl'IS'l' Gates Mills Ellfjilll'l!l'ilIfg, B.C.E. Tau Beta Pi: American Society of Civil Engineers. CI.A,uc, 1 lDlVARD XVAI.'rr111s Jackson !Jl1vyi1wm'i1:g, B.C.E. Phi Kappa Psi: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Siemag Toastmasters: Men's Glee Club: American Society of Civil Englneers: Y. M. C. A. Covl-xv, VVAYNH WYIII'l'NE1' Marietta E1l!1i11-801'ilIg, 13.115, Student Society of Mechanical En- gineers, 2: Student Society of Indus- trial Engineers, 3. DAVIDSON, VVn.I.Lxn CLARKE Columbus Engineering, B.I.lf. Theta Tau: Student Society of Indus- trial Engineers, 2, 3. DUDZIN, Hl'lNll!' PAUL Lakewood Engineering, IS. Mech. E. Society of Automotive Engineers' 4: American Society of Mechanical En- gineersf, 4: Belle of New York. EVANS, MARY ALMA Columbus EHg'iH067'iHg, B. Arch. E. Delta Gamma: Y. W. C. A.: Architects Club. T H E I 9 9 5 I Focus, PHILIP ALLAN Columbus Engineering, B. lllech. E. GALBREATH, EMIL NIILTOX Troy Engineering, B. Diet. E. Sigima Nug American Institute of Min- ing and Metallurgical Engineersg Belle of New York. Gmmns, PAUL EIIGI-:Nu Coldwater Engineering, B. Cer. E. Tau Beta Pig Keramosg Student Branch American Ceramic Society. GROVE, LEON K. Clinton Engineering, B. Ch. E. Phi Sigma Kappa: American Institute of Chemical Engineers. HAGEDIAKN, FRANCIS NIARIOX Sidney Engineering, B.E.E. Theta Tau: American Institute of Electrical Engineers. HALLIGAN, W. T. FYOXVLI-IR, XVILLIADI ALI'IzI:.x Lima Engineering, P. Phys. E. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigma. ciARDXl-IR. DONALD Gmzin' Unionville Engineering, I3.C'l1.E. Tau Beta Pig American Society of Chemical Engineers: Varsity Rifle Team, 2, 33 Rifle Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. ciI.XNGIACODIO. FIILIX St. Clairsville Engineering, B. Jlech. E. Pistol Teamg American Society of Mechanical Engineers: Quadrangle Jes- ters. GIINDLACH, Hownnn FRANK Cleveland Engineering, B. Phgs. E. Phi Eta Sigmag Tau Beta Pi. I'IAI.l.I-IR. ELIJEN DI:T,xL.n' Columbus Engineering, B. Ch. E. Theta Xig American Society Of Chemi- cal Engineers: American Society Test- ing: Materialsg Demolay Honorary Club. IMIARRISOX. SADIUEL Cleveland Ashland Engineering, B. Arch. E. Engineering, B. Arch. E. Alpha Rho Chig Tau Beta Pi. Alpha Rho Chig Architects' ClubgFra- ternity Presidents' Council. H1XRTI.EY, ROBERT XNILLARD Dayton Engineering, B. Arch. E. Delta Chig University of Cincinnati, 15 Sun Dial, 2, 3, 45 Lantern, 3, 45 Uni- versity Band, 3, 4: American Society of Civil Engineersg Belle of New York. TTL 1 df 'K I O HEMPSTEAD, CITIARLES ADDISON Columbus Engineering, B.BI.E. Kappa Kappa Psi: Tau Beta Pi: Con- cert Band: Football Band. Ho11soN, H. STRATTON Columbus Engineering, B.E.E. Kappa Alpha Psi: American Institute of Electrical Engineering: Eta Kappa Nu: Intramurals. JAY, ARTHUR JosEP1'r Columbus Engineering, B. Arch. E. Ohio State Engineers: Freshman Y. M. C. A. Council: American Society of Civil Engineers. JUSTICE, DANE FORliES'f Columbus Engineering, B. Arch. E. Treasurer of Senior Class: Boost Ohio: Student Senate: Engineers' Council: Senior Y. M. C. A. Cabinet: Architects' Club: Scabbard and Blade: Sophomore Y. M. C. A. Council 1: Freshman Y. M. C. A. Council: Homecoming Com- m.ttee. KETFER, BEN F. London Engineering, B. Ch. E. Lambda Chi Alpha: Phi Eta Sigma: Men's Glee Club, 1, 2: University Chorus, 1: Ohio State Engineer. 1. KURTZ, CHARLES J I'IVVI'IT'1', JR. Columbus Engineering, B.I.E. Beta Theta Pig Tau Beta Pi: Senior Manager of Swimming: Scarlet Key: Council of Fraternity Presidents: Junior Prom Committee. HOLCOMBE, ROBERT CVRISWELL Columbus Engineering, B.E.E. JACK, Moiuus NVARREN Pierpont Engineering, B. Jlech. E. Acacia: American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers: Society of Automotive Engineers 3 Fraternity Presidents' Council. JONES, TITOINIAS WYILLIIXM Columbus Engineering, B.I.E. Alpha Tau Omega: Student Society of Industrial Engineers. KAISER, CARL E. Columbus Engineering, B. Cer. E. Student Branch of the American Cera- mic Society. KOENIG, JOHN XVILLIAINI Cincinnati Engineering, B. Arch. E. LARSEN, Romcnr A. Cortland Engineering, B.I.E. Triangle: Student Society of Industrial Engineers: Scabbard and Blade: Offi- cers Organized Reserve Corps. LAIIQDICL, FRANCIS ALBERT Delta Engineering, B.E.E. American Institute of Electrical En- gineering. MCMLLLEN, MALCOLM BRICE Shadyside Engineering, B. A rch. E. Phi Mu Delta: Tau Beta Pi: Pershing Rifies: Scabbard and Blade: Y. M. C. A., 1, 2. MANNEY, CIIARI.ES JOSEPII Columbus Engineering, B. Mech. E. 0. S. U. Glider Club: American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers: Society of Automotive Engineers. MOLNAR, ERNEST Columbus Engineering, B. Mech. E. Pershing Rifles: Scabbard and Blade: American Society of Mechanical En- gineers: Society of Automotive En- gineers. MUTCH, ANTIIONY EUGENE Niles Engineering, B. Dlech. E. American Society of Mechanical En- gineers: Belle of New York. NEwI.oN, ARTIWR EDWIN New Lexington Engineering, B.E.E. Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi. PECK, BURTGN E. Uhrichsville Engineering, B. Cer. E. Student Branch of American Ceramic Society. RATIIKE, ARTIIUR Sandusky MANIFoLD, GEKJRGE OI.AN Caldwell Engineering, B. Dlech. E. American Society of Mechanical En- gineers: Phi Eta. Sigma: Tau Beta Pi. MILES, HTZRBERT EARL East Liverpool Engineering, B. Ch. E. American Society of Chemical En- gineers. MoNRoE, EDWIN TURNER Cameron, W. Va. Engineering, B. Jfech. E. Sigma Pi: American Society of Me- chanical Engineers: American Society of Automotive Engineers: Ohio State University Glider Club. NAIIUIS, EUGENE BLUNDEI.L Lakewood Engineering, B.DI.E. Triangle: Band, 1, 2, 3. PAYNI-I, IJLBURN GARLAND Portsmouth Engineering, B.E.E. Pi Tau Pi Sigma.: American Institute of Electrical Engineers: Student S0- ciety of Industrial Engineers: O. S. A. A. IDROBASCO, LowELL VV. Xenia Engineering, B.C.E. Phi Mu Delta: American Society of Civil Engineers: Engineering Council: Belle of New York. C. Engineering, B. Arch. E. Alpha Rho Chi: Capital University. TT'L REDMOND, JoIIN ITARRIS Columbus Engineering, B. Dlerfh. E. Pershing Rifles, 3, 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers. SANDFORT, JOHN F. Columbus Engineering, B. Mech. E. Varsity Fencing, 2, 3, 4: Varsity 0' Ohio State Enrrineer: O. S, U. Glider Club: A. F. L. A.: American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Senor, HARRY Louis Cleveland Engivzeerillfli B. Phys, E. SETTLES, .lixnlizs C. Columbus - Engineering, 13. A rch. E. Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: En- gineers Council: American Society of Civil Engineers. SIVIITPTJ ITICIIAIID Suo'r'r East Chicago, lnd. Engineering, B.11rch.1f. Sigma Chi: Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4: Phi Eta Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: Tau Sigma Delta: Sun Dial, 4: Texnikoi: Bucket and Dipper: Sphinx. SPIINCE, C.1IIx1u.1-is Fu.xNKI.IN Columbus Engineering, B. Cer. E. Sigma Pi: Student Branch of American Ceramic Society: Senior Intramural Manager. RUIILY, VVILLIAM DONALD Wauscon Engineering, B. Mech. E. Kappa Delta Rho: American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Serin-'r, IIIIONARD I. Columbus El1fjiI1l?l3I'll1g, B. Phys. E. Tau Beta Pi: Varsity Pistol Team: Hillel Players: University Concert Band: Phi Eta Sigma: Football Band. Scimoicmzu, TI-IEODORE E. Shaker Heights Engineerillfli B. Mech. E. A. S. A. E.: American Society of Mechanical Engineers. SnI.xI.I.. JACK Norwood Engineering, B.C.E. Phi Mu Delta: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma: Scabbard and Blade: American Society of Civil Engineers. Soluco, PIIILIP VINCENT Niles Engineerillflf B. Jlech. E. American Society of Mechanical En- gineers: Society of Automotive En- gineers. S'l'l'IIII.l'I, KIQNNETII LOUIS Columbus Engineering, B. Mech. E. Freshman Track: Freshman Cross- Country. S'1'1crANIAN, STEPHEN Columbus lflI4fffllf'8l'lIlg, B. Arch. E. Ifhi Kappa Psi. l STERNER, DOUGLAS Suurrtn Columbus Engineering, B. Dlech. E. Delta Tau Delta: Phi Eta Sigma: Freshman Y. M. C. A. Council: Sopho- more Y. M. C. A. Council: American Society of Mechanical Engineers: Freshman Wrestling Team. '1lER.RY, GRII'FIN Enwnnn Columbus Engineering, B. Cer. E. Alpha Chi Sigma: Junior Branch of American Ceramic Society: Keramos. xvARNFIELD, CYRII. Hrziumnr Van Wiert Engineering, B.E.E. Phi Mu Delta: Eta Kappa Nu: Pi Tau Pi Sigma: American Institute of Elec- trical Engineering, VVEAVER, LAURENCI: A. Columbus Engineering, B. Jlet. E. Phi Delta Chi: American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering: Fraternity Presidents' Council: A. S. S. T. WELTY, WYILBIIRT Nl-II.Si7N Pandora Engineering, B. Arch. E. Kappa Kappa Psi: Football Marchinff Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band, 2, 3: Architects Club. Wunsr, XVILBUR XVILLIAM Ottoville Engineering, B. .-lreh. E. Si'n:vIAN, CIIARLES Fnizmnucx St. Marys Engineering, B. Ch. E. Alpha Chi Sigma: American Institute of Chemical Engineering: Track. XYALI-INTIN0, MICIIIKI-II. Louis Cleveland Heights Engineering, B. Phys. E. Pershing RiHes: Pi Tau Pi Sigma: Phi Eta Sigma. XYURAC, FRAXK IEIIODIAS Cleveland Engineering, B. Jlerh. E. Triangle: American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers: Society uf Automotive Engineers: Engineers' Council: Belle of New York: Ohio State Engineer. XVEIIIIQR, Room: Limox' Springfield Engineering, B.I.E. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Strollers: Scarlet Mask: Student Society of Industrial Engineers: Society of Automotive En- Irineers. XVIIGGERT, GEORGE Enirr Chicago, Ill. Engineering, B. Ch. E. Alpha Chi Sigma: Engineers' Council, 2, 4: American Institute of Chemical Engineering. Yi-:,xoI.1zY, XVILLIADI FRANKLIN Ney Engineering, B. Cer. E. Delta Tau Delta: Keramos: American Ceramic Society. 2: Sophomore Y. M. C. A. Council: Y. M. C. A. Senior Cabi- net: Glee Club: University Chorus, 4. TTL Mfg O, I O l TIiE- l9i9 TH-Q-K-IQ-- FACULTY Samuel Beitler James Boyd Aubrey Brown Paul Bucher Jolm Byrne Frank Caldwell Charles Chubb Edgar Clark Erwin Dreese VVilliam Everitt Samuel Folk Thomas French Embury Hitchcock Emerson Kimberly William Knight George Large Paul Lehoezky William Magruder Franklin Marquis TAU BETA Pl Q K 4 f M,-, , C ag? cii LQ This honorary sof-iffy was fozmrlerl air Lrflzlgll, l'niz'ersily, June, 156817, Ifs purpos12 is To confer' flisfirzfllolz upon .Yl1lll!'Ill.S' :Ulm llllill' olnfailzrfcl Il lzlgh grafle of selzolarslzip in, the College of E11-UllIl'I'l'lIlfl. and also to fo.v1'rfr a spirit of liberal 1-ullure in lim engineerlizg Slllllllllft There are fiffy-six rlelive I'lIfljJlffl'S zciflz a fatal l111111lw1'xl11'p of 7f,Jll,!. VVilliam McCaughey Clyde Morris Peter Morrison Harry Nold Carl Norman Percy Ott Ralph Powell VVilbert Ronan Jacob Shank Christopher Sherman Kwan Tang Vllilliam Turnbull John Vlleek John Younger GRADUATES Charles Choi Edwin Earhart Eugene Kile George Leydorf Charles Lucal Richard Moffett vVllllZlII1 Organic Cyril Porthouse Ralph Rhodes Joe Rose Rodger Schaeffer Edward Schoenborn Paul Smart Ray Smith Linville Young SENIORS Adrian Allison George Arnold Herbert Barnebey Robert Blackburn Robert Blosser Joe Cannon Edward Claar Henry Curtis David Davis Edward Dryer .lohn Eckert Robert Elliott VVilliam Fowler Edlnon Freshwater George Fromm Donald Gardner Perry Gasnier Paul Gerdes Howard Gundlach William Halligan Ralph Hayne Charles Hempstead Charles Hiss Rodger Hull Russell Johnston Verlin Krill Gilbert Kulmer Charles Kurtz George Manifold Kenneth McLellan Malcolm McMillen John Millikan Heber Newell Arthur Newlon Robert Peoples Leonard Schiff James Settles Jack Small Richard Smith Franklin Snyder Carl Walker David Wilkinson Ellis Wilson JUNIORS Harold Kaufman Edwin Sherwood Small Curtis Smith lfVillcir1,sorL Drill Ncrelon Hiss Schiff Blosser Fromm Mel, allau Gundlaclz Joh rnston Millilcan Sherwoorl Eckert Choi Scltles McMillan Frashrvaler Manifold Hull Elliott Kaufman Barnebey Earhart Fowler Davis Gardner Hempstead Gerdes -122- TH6 l999 TTICLIKIO I TEXNIKOI ' I This is rc 100117 group Ol'flfllIfI.l'fl' on Ihr' mnnpzm in IJJJ. Jlrfm wrs url' rfllosmz from flu' I'lIfjfl100l'fllg svlmol on lim lmxis of IJOI'N0ll!IHf.U, xr'1mlm'- ship, lI'll!IlfI'SI1i1I and parffr'ilml.'on in FIIIIIIHIS u1'1'iz'ifir's. FACULTY Elnhury Hitchcock Rohm-rt Michaeljohn VYillizlI11 Turnbull John Younger M l'lMlSIfIliS David Forvc Henry Gorncy JZIIIIPS Ilart xviuilfd Jzmms Im-wis BIIISSIIIUII Richard Smith Fred 'fl iIIlI!lCI' Billings lfusswll Hzring Smilh Ha rt Trimmer Illussman -123- THE l999 TTIG-KID KERAMCS This honorary SOCll'f.lj, founded at Illinois in, 1915, was established at this University in 1025. The purpose of the local group, the Beta chapter, is to honor tlzoxe students who have shown, special ability in ceramic envoineering alony Ihe lines of research and scholarship. FACULTY MEMBERS Horace Latimer Robert Johnston George Bole Joseph Martz Earl Llewellyn John Carruthers Ralph Rhodes Griflin Terry Robert King Ralston Russell VVilliarn Yeagley Arthur VVatts SENIORS JUNIORS GRADUATE STUDENTS Frederick Barber James Cayford Paul Herold Eldon Constance Carl Croskey Phillip Johnston Paul Gerdes Harold Reed Herald Terry Recd Cayford Mrvrfz Crnslcey P. Johnston Latimer Llewellyn Gerdes Watts Constance R. Johnston Yeagley -124' THE I9991'I lCL-KI CONSTANCE AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY A FACULTY MEMBERS Arthur S. VVatts GRADUATE STU DE N TS Paul Herald Joseph Martz Arthur Metzger SENIORS Frederick Barber Paul Cecil Eldon Constance Paul Gerdes Russell Johnston STUDENT BRANCH Carl Kaiser Earl Llewellyn Joseph Moss Burton Peek Horace Latimer Ralph Stone Griilin Terry JUNIORS James Buckley James Cayford Carroll Cone Carl Croskey Charles Derrer Baird Dorsey John Herold Robert Rea Herold Seed Alice Gitter Jolm Lanman SOPHOMORES VVilliam Tinsley James Hugenot Harry Robinson John Slyh Hunenot Cayforrl Latimer Cecil Peek Lanman Rea Terry Riwbinson Recd Kaiser Stone Croslcey Johnston Derrer Slyh Buckley Gerdes Llewellyn Burlingame Gilter Cone 'U Johnston Dorsey Metzger P. Herold Martz J. Herald Constance Watts 1 znsley Yeaglny 'IZS' l THE l999 THQKIO AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS The American Soeirffy of Civil lflIjfllII'l'l'llI.fl was organized on this campus in 1922. It eczzzxilslml of five or sim nzenzlnfrs who azloptecl a constitu- tion in, regard to the lnlsinexs of the stnrlent society. The PIITYIOSI? of the organization. is to promote fi fl'l4ll-hy of .voeinlity among the stildents and to make it posxilnle to learn, the latest developments in the field of Civil Engineering. Qlleetings are lmlfl 011014 Il montll when a speaker is invilerl to address the society, Or-r-mvionully joint lI1lll4llIIgS are held with the dozen- town, section, of the Soeirfty. SENIORS Robert Blosser YVilliam Bundy Robert Hartly James Irons Lawrence Jaros Stanley Jaros Anthor Jay Howard Kuenning Robert Larimer Richard Larimer Williziml Liggett David Macklin Richard Miller Malcom McMillen Lowell Probasco Sanford Reams Edward Reedy Frederick Sayre Paul Stilwell Eugene Sullivan Carl VValker Roger XValker XVilbert VVeltv Alfred Yeomans JCNIORS Earl Althar Elmer Barrett Frank Baum Richard Culler VVayne Fischer Gordon Free VVilliam Garner Robert Hodson William Knox Tahlman Krumm Arthur Laird John Lambert Roger Loveless Charles Netzler Charles Peitscher Roberto Sanchez George Sherman Joseph VVhite James VVilliams Austin XVOodward SOPHOMORES Robert Carroll Jolm Chubb James Hawke Clarence Lafe Percy Solomon President ,...... ..,,.. C ARL D. WlKI.KER Fifth Row-Baum, Lepgnieh, Krzox, Sayre, Jrrnsmr, White, l'V00d1llllTll, Kuerming, Yearnans, Caller, Solomon Fourth Row-R. L. Larimer, Probasco, Fiscllcr, Sarlchez, Krumm, McMillerL, R, M. Larimer Third Row-Lambert, Stilwell, Pietselzer, Reezly, Hartly, Jay, Buruiy Second Row-C. Walker, Reams, Williams, Piper, Kalzlier, R. Walker, Miller, Sherman Bottom Raw-Moritz, Wyatt, Sherman, Morris, Shania, Large, Prior -126' TH6 l9991'TId.fKlO I AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF METALURGICAL ENGINEERS In 11104, The I-lnzerir-an Insfifufrf of Mining 1fllf1lII1Z0l'S was flllllldllll In New York Ci!-11. In' 15123 H10 .ll1ffr1Ilurgir'fll E11yi11r'1'r.v on this canzpux formed rm an oulgrowth of the Jlininy Iizxtitutlf. and in 11128 the Ilflfifllllll l'lI!Il'fl'I' was morlifirfrl to include Jlfflulliwgiml ElIfjllll'1'l'.V. The local oryaziigulifnz is one of forfy-sim sfzldmzf r'l1npfwrs Ilzfilllffll wifh the national Olzlfflllilflflllllr. which has cc total 7l1I?llIlll'l'Sllljl of 101100. The purpose of the oryanizalion is to promofrf the pro1i'1u'lion. of useful metals, further researf'lz.11ml cirrru- loin IIIPZUN of Ihe ucfi1,'il'i0s o FACULTY MEMBERS Edwin Earheart Archie Stevenson GRADUATES James Blanchard Earl Dick Paul Sammet Charles Underwood Gordon YYorthen SENIORS Charles Aleseh xvllllillll Biggs Robert Blackburn Clarence Hoffman WVillard James Louis Kaufman f lim p rofessio 11. David Ladd Clmrles Low Robert Peoples Harold Rekart Lawrence Trislnnan Harry VVamer Lawrence VVeavcr .I YNIORS Irwin Carson John Czotter Kenneth Haley Fred Howiseher Myron Hughes Ralph Lateer liivliard Lee Plllll McElroy 131-rirand Norris SOPHOMORES John Bancroft Robert Clevenger Paul Consaul Donald Cook Albert Franz Joe Kelly John Kropf John Lalioeca Charles Iiernke VVilliam lVIeCra1'k Gilbert Ray Willard Rubin David Stone Robert YVright in -127- anmmmk l THE l999-1 lfI-Cl--'lf-I0-D f illli f i 1 fiww QWMM - s ww' fHUANGLE if FllIIllflI'fZ uf llm Universily of Illinois om April 15. 1007. Tlwrp up-0 14 frctiiw rlmplrers, 10 liozcsws, rlnrl fl fowl membership of 51000. The Ohio Staff! rlzraplm' was l?S2flllIllSlLI4fl in lflll. and Ilia pivfswiit house is at 65 Tliirlwfnllz, A-lvcnue. FACULTY M HM BER S Harry Bflttlllglllllll Louis Lutzenlwrgrcr Oscar Marshall Hobart Mr-ikloiolin Clyde Morris Carl Norman John Porsch Jacob Shank Christopher Slu-rin: Roscoe Sloane John XVCCG John Younger SENIORS Arthur Allcshousc Iidwurcl Billings Ivan Bra-rim-r Russel Fc-nton David Force Russell Johnston Louis Kaufman Rohn-rt Larsen CllSll'll'S Low llzirolcl Mark RllQK'lll' Nzihuis Fl'2lllli XYUTHC .ll'NlOliS Gerald llcnson l'llnu-r llzirhnzin l'lI'UKll'I'lC'li Hom-wischcr Louis Poor SOPHOMORES XYilliznn Brown XVilliznn Ferguson Alton Moser PLICIJGES Furl Bowers llzlrolcl Clzlugus Vililliaun Crawford Russel Dc-ctz Paul llolclcn Low Brenner Bowers Fenton Hoewischer Brown Kaufman Moser Hartman Nahuis Furgeson Alleshouse Larsen Force Vorac Billings Poor Johnston THE I999 W! CLKIO I 'Wi- n ' 6 'F si , :: 4 ',. .iff TH ETA TAU Engi111'r'ri11g fratrfrnily fmainlwl ul lYIllT'!'l'8lltI1 of Jlinmfsolw in 11105. Thrfro are lTCf'lll'If-UIII' fcr'1'iZ'1' r'lmpfm'.v. Tim Ohio Slate c'lmplr'i', Signm, 'wus f'0lIIIll!'tl in 19114, and Um prcsrfnt lovuliozi is 1116.7 Ilzdimlola .lZ'1fl1u1'. FACULTY M EM IS li IRS lirwin Druse .lay Edmondson Fl'2lllClS Marquis Harry Nold Perry Ott John Prior Charles Vicrck Claude YVall SICNIORS John Buckley YVilli:1n1 Daviclsun John Dunibaulml Paul Fischer Cllill'lt'S Gzlgxnivl' l l'2lllt'lS llagcnmn Donald Marshall l'lI'l'ilL'l'lClC Marshall Paul Robbins Stzinh-5' Rudin I.ylm- Sanders J VNIORS Jun-pli Bowen .loss-pll Craig Cla-orgc ,ljlllllbillllil Xvllylll' Fischer Arch-n Hacker Clizxrlvs llziy Myron Jensen I4-sta-r Knappc Alhm-rt Morrison Fu-clvrick VVagncr SUPI IUMORES liohcrt Curnzlliznx K'lmrlvs Grillitll liivlmrll Kymer Jznm-s Mc-Fee Frank Marquis YViIliznn Moore Chzxrlvs Smith YYHIM-r Smith llylllllll Reuwee .lznncs Robinson Gi-orggv VVciland llnhvrf VVidemzm Dun XVulfurd Jvvrsen F. I'. Marquis Marshall Knapp Wagner Craig Fisrlzcr Bowen Barber Robbins J. Dumbaulfl Gagnier Davidson F. W. Marquis P. Fischer Buckley G. Dumbauld Sanders Hageman Wall '129- L l zlzfmfy l-IE Army is an ancient camloustradi- tion in smart oaracles on tl'1e Qval, snioe-slwooting oelwinol tl'1e Union, ancl sounding taos uoon tlwe Long Walk. -llwe serenacles ol tlie initiates . . . every man witlw a clillerent tune . . . military men Wearing marl4et baskets, umbrellas, alarm clocl4s lor initiation to lwonoraries. l TH6 l999 TTICI-'KID EVANS SENIORS Eldon Constance Henry Curtis Albert Evans Lloyd Gillogly VVilliam Hizar Howard Kuenning Horace Latimer Harry Loudenslager SCABBARD AND BLADE FACULTY MEMBERS Walter Cochran Leslie Forney Malcolm McMi1len Frederick Merriman Robert Peoples Jack Small Glenn Walker JUNIORS Gerald Benson Fred Billhardt Joseph Craig John McFarland Richard Winfield John Damous Arden Hacker Myron Jensen Richard Kilgore Robert Lane Robert Pelton Roberto Sanchez Lawrence Wilkins Charles Wood -132' PERSHING RIFLES OFFICERS Captain, .................... .......................,.........,. 1 IALCOLDI MCMILLEN First Lieutenant .A.,,.,. ........... C HARLES VVoon Second Lieutenant ,,..,.. .,.,........ J ony DAMoUs First Sergeant ........,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,..,e,e,....,.,...,...,., RALPH Rvrnsox FACULTY MEMBERS Colonel Grosvenor 'Townsend Major Marion French Major Clinton McClure Major Richard Winfield THE l999 TTICI-'KID l Captain Howard Camp Captain Walter Cochran Captain Leslie Forney Lieutenant Francis Kidwell Captain Paul Barry Lieutenant John Middleton i Lieutenant John Murphy 1 MCMILLEN , SENIORS Albert Evans VVilliam Heimlich Harry Laudenslager Ernest Molnar Jolm Redmond JUNIORS Dale Bee Frank Geyer Robert Lane Robert Pelton Edward Shaffer Richard West SOPHOMORES Arthur Barrows Anthony Carlos Carl Casto George Dew Walter Diesem Richard Downing Edward Dresner Paul Falco Arnold Fankhouser Leon Fenstermacher VVilliam Ferguson Clarence Grace Charles Griflith Albert Griger Steven Griger William Haas Francis Hammond Jolm Harrison James Hill Paul Holden VVilliam Horning Richard Koch Herbert Lloyd Charles McDonald Norris McDougal Henry McPeek Jolm Ramage Charles Redmond George Sexton Harold Stevens John Stinson Roger Thompson Charles Todd Robert NVestfall R. VVindom VVayne VVonderly Louis Yanaesek Wolfe Zapolan PLEDGES Harold Andrix Robert Bainter W'illiam Bayless Richard Boswell Eugene Burton James Cann Lee Cook James Crauder James Dysart Frank Fenner Sam Friedman Charles Golden VVilbert Gordon James Goslee John Gost Edwin Hampshire Frank Hart John Herron Max Hoelseher Joseph Hutchison Donald Johnson Graham Marshall Edward Marxen Jack Miles VVilliam Plumer Morris Rubin Richard SnouHer Mac Stephenson Arden Turner Harry Van Kirk Joseph Von Jasinski Denton WVhiimore Fifth Row-Fankhouser, Lloyd, Diesem, Haas, Harrison. Fourth Row-Casto, Stephenson, Sexton, Crauder, Todd, Koch, Goslee, Bayliss, Rubin, Hart, Herron, Boswell, Griffith, Zapolan. Third Row-Fenstermacher, Hutchison, Miles, Johnson, Dysart, Friedman, Redmond, McPeelc, Thompson, Andrix, Hoelscher, Downing, Falco, MacDougal. Second Row-Molnar, Bainter, Goat, Stevens, Golden, Marshall, Grace, Dew, Hammond, Hampshire, Yanecselc, Turner, Ramage, Van Kirk, Snoujfer, Von Jasinski. Bottom Row-Geyer, McMillen, Wood, Damous, Ryerson, Forney. l THE IBB?-1'Tl-0--lflb LOVELACE FACULTY MEMBERS Allan Keskinen Cyril Varnfield Francis Kidweu James Lovelace William Everitt Richard Marquis JUNIORS Lilburn Payne George Bissell SENIORS Glen Ruestig Gerald Branch John Brunner Philip Sorrieo Cletus Stratman John Campbell Michael Valentino Hubert Wideman Valentino Campbell Wioleman Bissell Sorreo Stratman Keskinen Payne Kidwell Lovelace Varnjield Marquis -134- mic Uglc is a living tliing tl'1at lauglis or Cries, tlwat rises slirilly or clies away carressingly. And all tlie way lrom tlie stirring, martial music ol tl'ie marclwing bancl paracling between lwalves at lootlnall games to tlie subtle lwar- monies ol tlwe glee Clubs ...... ,Oliiols voiceis lweard ancl lovecl. l T HE I9-39 TTICI-'KID FIRST TENURS John Bush John Donley Jolm Fry Harry Gump Dean Jaeoby Robert Reed Harold Rice Radcliffe Robinson Carey Steiner Harris Taylor Donald 'Tennant Arthur Fry Williaim Yeagley MEN'S GLEE CLUB Kenneth Young SECOND TENORS Virgil Ashcroft Charles Bennett Earl Clark Ralph Cummins NValter Diesem Kenneth Everett Charles Gablenutn Gordon Harris NYillium Ireton George Lantz Robert Maelntyre Albert Morrison James Rogers lloward Straueh Darell Trimmer Earl YVatkins Denton VVhitmore lluhert xNldCIIl2lIl ISARITONES Samuel Crouse Gwynne Evans Arnold Fankhouse George Gezxrha rt Charles Harshu I' Robert Babb-Aceolnpuuist Robert Jones Burton Kane xvflldtl Landis Ellis Legg Lewis Linghum Thomas Mizer Cecil Rose Bernard Schneider .luck Smith Bynum Trotter Marion YVhitt Ray VVissler Willis Wissler RASSES Paul Brodric Cliurles Dugan YVilliam Emery Scott Kane Adrian Kisling llzirliu Knierim Henry Krieg Charles Martin VVilliz1m Stahl Russell YVeller Fifth Row-Emery, Krieg, Rogers, B. Kane, Harxha, Lantz, Rice, Trimmer, Evans, Martin, Crouse, Landis. Fourth Row-Donley. Rose, Harris, Maclntyre, Fry, Fanlchauser, Weller, Smith, Schneider, Gearhart, Wideman, Bennett. Third Row-Mizer, Whitt, Steiner, R. Wissler, W. Wissler, Reed, Brodrick, Legg, Yeagley, Jacoby, Whitmore, Diesem. Second Row-Cummins, Lingham, Robinson, Dugan, Morrison, Ury, Clark, Trotter, Ireton, Watkins, Everett, H. Kane, Knierim. Bottom Row-Taylor, Stahl, Straueh, Jones, Ashcraft, Gump, Kisling, Gableman, Tennant, Bebb, Bush, Young. -136- FIRST SOPRANO Nadine Berry Betty Bogart Catherine Brady Dorothy Davidson Lueille Davidson Sally Ellerly Mary Ellis Jane Evans Hannah Harman Julia Hosler Marjorie Jones Juanita Friend Dorothea Kurtz Betty Mattoon Marian Mauger THE l9991'l'lC.LKlO I BERRY WOMENS GLEE CLUB Catherine Smith Geneva Smith Jane VVard Jane Woodward SECOND SOPRA NO Evelyn Aekers Helen Cappel Anna Collins Betsy Davis Nelle Dyer Margaret Kappler Clara Killworth Eileen Iiangstaff Florenee Meyer Rachel Moore Mary Sherwood Elizabeth Slnunaker Maxine Stahler Mary Syler Ruby Watkins Josephine NVorthington FIRST AI,'l'l7 llelen Bagley Mary Cisler lieth liisele Dorothy Evans Margaret Grierson Virginia Hale llelen King f'atherine Lang llelen McCoy .loan Mussehnan Alice Neal Margaret Sehwyn lina Van Hook .lane VVheeler Lidahelle VVolfe Sl'X'lJND ALTO Mary Baggs linlily Dunbar Norma lilly Doris Hooley Bernita Short liose Stroup Ellen Tetreau Virginia Vail Jean Young Fourth I?ou'-Davis, Willis, Hale, Lang, Dunbar, Stroup, Dyer, Meyer, Elmrly, Bogart, Stahler, Evans Third Ron'-Harmon, Va'nHook, Grierson, Short, Watkins, Ward, Doliolt, Cisler, Roberts, Shoemaker, Young. Evans Second Row-Bagley, Vale, Neal, Hooley, Eisele, Syler, Ely, Davidson, McCoy, Hosler, Worthington Bottom How-Smith, King, Collins, Kapplvr, Berry, Langstaff, Sherwood, Killworth, Moore, Jones. Davidson -137- -138' ocieify AV colored irocks weave a curi- ous ioattern against a suave black and vvbite background as tl'ie dancers move beneatb tbe colored ligbts. Hearts beat taster to time soft music oi tbe band, time air is beavy witb time scent oi Flowers and faint perfumes. Time mu- sic dies, tbe dancers reluctantly depart. l TIZIE -I-2-39 THQ-LKIO HOMECOMING Harold Schellenger, Chr. Justice Lepper Schellenger Solomon ROBERT FINKE-General Chairman DANCE COMMITTEE Thomas VVilliams DECORATIONS' PUBLICITY Dane Justice, Chr. COMMITTEE COMMITTEE Alfred Cockett QUEEN COMMITTEE . . Henry Gorney James Lepper, Chr. Mlrmm Solomon, Chr' Kenneth H6556 Robert Keating Howard Claypoole John Gusllmfm J y James Lear Lawrence Lziybourne Vllilliflm Martin ames Joyce Theresa, Marshall Lewis Mussman John Prior Carl Mfllldel' Frederick Stecker Glen Nida Mary VVilliam Vllilbert Pettegrew Bessey Gorney Gushman Keating Laybourne Lear Mahder Marshall Pryor Schmidt S tecker Williamson -140- THE l9991'1 lCll4lO I CONRAD WILCOX AY KYSE this year, President Conr grand march. Simonton, maid The Prom, not only hy the by everyone to JUNIOR PROM R'S band supplied delightful music for the Junior Prom giving to those who attended a most enjoyable evening. ad, escorting his lovely queen, Lucille YVilcox, headed the They were followed hy Herbert Brownlee and Marcia of honor. held in the Gymnasium again this year, was well-attended Junior class hut by the campus at large, be a great success. COMMl'l l'l'lE CHAIRMEX fl rranyenzents ........,... Lucille Castro C'lmperons ..,. ........,, R obert Crossley Decorntiorzx .,.....,..,........... Lila Poling Entertainrnent ...,......,.,, Janet Miller Frwors ..,..,....,...,...,,...,., Alex Fishhein Firmnriul .................. Walter Gilsdorf Flon, ',,, ,...,.,, ......,, I , ewis Greenhlatt Music ,...... ............ P aul Hummel I' ro g ra m ........... and was considered ......,,.....Arnold Cohn Publicity .l...,,.......,,,, Leon Matthews Qzufenfs Enier Rn-option ......... fain ment Opal Foreman Edward Kichner IZefrrash,ments .,... ,.,,,.,,,,,,, C 'arl Jones Tir-kets ....,.,...,., ..........l'lugene King BROWNLEE SIMONTON Mfifeefa ffilce JHNCB E Z 2 gf lf' if jf fma ef Dufffap TH E QU EEN 5 '142- Courtesy, Ohio State Alumni Monthly iqiwz l:lNlE sort ol ieeling ol Comraderie lias replaced stained glass win- dows and nunneries in religious expres- sion . . . and tlfiis leeling is exernplilied by tlie Campus religious organizations. Traditionally tliese are organizations ol lmiglw purpose .... malcing lor a Closer A lriendslfmip among campus groups. l T H I en uaaau mania W W.. BONBRIGHT STUDENT RELIGIOUS COUNCIL For a greater and fuller spiritual development in student life. Praszrlent ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,A,A, I7ll'0-lIT0S1tll?I'lf .......,.,...,, R nm rdiug Srfrrfffary fll1l'I'!5Nl70IIilfIl'!1 Secretary .,,,. H I ron s II ra r ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, B'N.xI l3'R1'1'u II1l.I.1zL Fory- nAT1oN Dorothy Davis Joseph Klein FuLI.owsn11' IIUVSI-I QC'ougre- gationulj Janet Davies Freeman Cowgill IN1xI.xNoI..x I.U'1'1Il4:RAN Iilizzlhetll Bergener Paul Herold INDLxNoLA PRESBYTIQRIAX Grayce Sutley Daniel C. Bonbright KING AVEXITE ME'1'HODIS'f Volda 'Wilerson Charles Hesse NORTIIMINST1-:R PRESBYTERIAN Marjorie Perrill Victor Blumenstiel ST. LUKE's LUTHERAN Maxine Crew Paul Moyer DIXNIHL C. l3oN1mxou'1' PAUL I'Il'1ROI.lJ ciRAYClI SU'1'I,1cv .EI.IZ,KBI1I'1'lI lil'IRGl'INl'1ll IJURUTIIY IEAVIS S'1'UIJI'2NT C1-zxrrzu Qjlethodistj Mary Smart Roger Hawk 'l'14:N'1'Ir IXVIGNUIG I5A1 1'1sT Jean McCall Clififord Young Y. M. C. A. Gordon Pickens Lloyd Cook Y. VV. C. A. Janet McConzlgha Mary Thompson Young Wilkerson Moyer Crew Hesse McCa'nagha Thomgzson Cowgill Davies Pickens Smart Blumenstiel Pvrrill Hawk McCall Klein Bergener Bonbright Sutlcy Harold Davis 'I44' -rn-e -jaaa maialo l DALTON PICKENS Y. M. C. A. I HE University Y. M. C. A.. has been an integral part of the campus since 1881. Since l that remote date, only eight years after the opening of the Ohio State University, the University Y. M. C. A. has become the leading and most potent factor in thc religious and moral activity on the campus. Its purpose has been that of serving the students in a Christian manner. In order to further the religious and social policies of the organization an active program is carried forward through the work of the Three HY secretaries and the student organization. The latter is made up of the Freshman Councils, the Sophomore Councils, the lfpper Class Council and the Senior Cabinet. For the most part the entire field of the Y's activity is built around the individual committee programs. There is no fee for Council membership. No portion of any fee paid hy the student to the University goes to the Y. M. C. A. lt is entirely supported by voluntary contributions. A campaign is held annually soon after the opening of school to support the program during the school year. GAAL CLARKE ' 145 ' THE l999 'l l'l-CLIKIO Eichenlaub I3'randstettler Curry Morris Crockett 'Williamson G'a1'dnc'r Dinsmore Mahder Handley Taber Tumblcson Ives Barnhart Lin Dalton Manola Janssen Blair Pickens Gaal Clarke Willits Morris Barnhart Mason Blair Lawrence Clark Al Crockett Morris Iiarnhart Dorral Berry Otis Buchanan Robert Burkitt Gordon Crabbs Dwight Creamer VVilliam Davis Jack Day Robert Dundon Robert Ewing SENIOR CABINET Robert Curry John Dinsmore Alexander Gaal John Gardner James Handley Otto Janssen Lin Lin Paul Lober SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Justin Folkerth Charles Gablemanz VVilliam Garrett Homer Hagaman Clarence Haines Charles Hart Robert Ives VVarren Jones Clarence I,afe Stanley Lloyd VVilliam Martin Robert McIvor Paul Mills Ralph Motts Charles Rhodes Robert Rooney Robert Rousch VVilliam Royer Ket Shen IVilliam Sinkey Carl Mahder James Morris Gordon Pickens Robert Tumbleson David Stiener VVilliam Swanson James Taylor Clifford Valentine Clifford Wagoner Glen VVarren 'l'raver VVatSon Karl VVeller VVavne Vllonderlev Donald Young K VVilliam Zipf Warren Jones Rouscli Young Folkertli Creamer Willits Cralzlzs Mclvor Davis Valentine Burkitt Wissler Garret Sinkfy Rayvr Beriiu Weller Engle Rhodes Haines Skellan Evans Clark Dundon Day Ives Barnhart Ewing Zipf Hagaman Lafe Bob Thomas THE l9991'l'lCLKIO FRESHMAN Y. M. C. A. COUNCIL OFFICERS Prggiflmyl ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,......., , , ..lfUlllIll'1' l'l1cui1NI,x1'B Iviflf-l,I'l'Nifll'lll ,,,,,, ..li1CHARU Mounlxx Sffrwplnry ,A,,,,,,,,,, A,A,, ,,,,. . Lxnrl-is Davis 7vI'CIl,VllT!'I' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, ll.ximi.n XVASIIBVRN Svrgmlzt-at-.I Ray Atzenlioefer Frank Bartholomew .lark Benjamin YVilliam Benoit Fletcher 13ll2fICl' Paul Broderick Lester Cook THIS ,,,, Charles Gamper liulwrf Gihliy XV:-nclell Griffith Theodore Habib Morris llayhurst Dun lleekman Lehman Hellinger ,, Wxrno IJANDIS Joe yli'clllll'l' llarold Hiller lialph Miller Paul Mill Cl' Charles Milli'-'an Dale Moyer Diek Myers Charles Copeland VVilliam Croysdalc James Davis Robert Dekert Allen Dolby Robert Drake Dick Dressel Fred Dinsmore Eugene Finke Mark Fleming Virgil Fogle Harvey Ford Jim Foreman Huh ll0lllIlfIbXVUI'tll Diek Irwin Jack Jones Huh .Innes Jim Lamhleion Kenneth Landis NValmlo Landis Bill l.0Vf'i3lll'y Orville lamwye YYiIsun Ludwig! James Luthern Myron Martin liill McClure llowarcl Neipp liill Nurlh .Iolm Pekruhn Howard l's-iers Evan Phillips Kenneth Rasinnssen Ray lieieh Huh Rinehart ,Xlberi liosen ,Xl Sehaieh Bob Small Huh Smith Lionel Smith Bill Stahl Byron Slander Diek Sterling Peie 'l'aher .lim Temple Orville Tnwyc ElliQ XValdrnn Harold VvvZlSlllJllI' Jack xV6'lCll Bill xvlllilllg' Glyn VVilliams Paul VVileox Charles VVoucl Bob YVoolf0rd Roland Zaekman Lew Zirklc Il William Zollingrer Barney Zuds-koi? Milligan A. Jonas W. LKIXIHZITS Tvmyile C. Jones Plzillips North Peters Drake Ifafzrllryf K. Iazriflis Sf'l1air2lL Huclcman Moyer I'IOHf'Il!IS'N'0l'fll Fogle Hofmayer Benjamin Iff1::sm'uss1'rL G'r1'ji'iIlL Cook R. Jones Woolforrl Irzvin Alzenlloefer Whilnvy Dressel McClure Talzcr Finke Eichenlaub l'VClSlLIIllI'IL Ilavfs Thomas Dobby Ifinclzart THE I9-3911161-KID GOOD FRENCH YOUNG Y. W. C. A. SENIOR CABINET OFFICERS DOROTHY Goon ,....... ..,....................... ...,.............. I J resfflent EBIILY XOUXG .,......,.. JANET MCCOXAG1-Lx ,,,, . JEAN R,ARISl11X' ,.....,..,. MEMBERS Mary Born Mary Crater Jean Davis Annabel Dunlop Ruth Ebeling Ruth Hz1nkinS Georgia Hickcrson Harriet Hitchcock Dorothy Julian Mary Keyc-S Carolyn Owen Vice-President .Treasure1' Secretary Gertrude Scott Evelvn Slmclnakex' Floronce Stillman Mary Thompson Mary Torbert Scott Keyes Julian Heckerson Hankins Shoemaker Davis Stillman Hitchcock Dunlop Torbert Owen Crater Ebeling Ramsey Good French Young McConagha Born -148- THE l999 T'l lCLlKlO I Baker Ramsey SlLll7YllllftfT Collioott Campbell Ifuppcrsburg SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Y. W. C. A. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL l'l ST I I II R COIJJC U'l I' ...... ..... .................. ...... Y......................... Dmus CA1NIl'lH'Il.I. ,,.,. lJ0l.0Rl'1S RUP1'ulzsm:1eu ISAIHKARA SIIFDIAKIIR .I is A N Il A MSI-1 Y .... ......... . . Josl-:PIIINH Bncllzn .... .......... Pfresirlrmf .......l7lC'0-IJI'!lSl!l0lIf ......Sl'l7I'l'l1Il'.lj Trf'a.v ll rr' r , ..... ........ , ..... I QPOIINOI' l'uIrli1'iiy Clzrlirmruz FRESHMAN PRESIDENTS AND KEEPERS Jean Blake Marylwll Carr Ellen Louiw Clickvnger Mary Lon Ill-Vennisli Eloise l'lIlgl'liSll Jean Ilill Jean Kimball .XIIIOIIIVIIP Langer Isabel Pc-nn Grace Postman Ruth Rose Nelle Sclwlkvy Virginia Stark Elizabeth XV:-ntworth Jean XVestcott Josephine Nllmrtllington lVescott Langer Carr English Worthington Molfmcop Poston Dcvennish Stark Calloway Kimball Shelky Blake Wentworth Young Cliclcenger Hill '149' l THE l999 TTICL-KID KAPPA PHI Sm'urify for Jlntlzoflixl TCUIIIWII founrlecl in llflli all lfrlllsrzx I'11iz'n1'sity. There urn 20 aetivzf CllII1If!fl'S. Tim Ohio Stale rlmpler, Epsilon, was fflllllfzflf in Yfllfl. FACUL'l'Y MEMBERS Satla Hnrhzirger Jessie lluhlmzxn SENIOHS C,Il?llK'l lfllzufk Sara liitzer liueille Friend Ruth George Puuline flilfilllltl' Nornizl Urener Mildred llurmon Dorotliy lline Marguerite Kelser Marion Mustard Pauline l,eInnzsn Alma Palmer Donner Plsltts Eloise Spzieht Helen Simpson Myrle 'l'ro11t Pauline Trout Virginia Yail JVNIORS Josephine Bogart Betty Down Dorothy Converee Dorothy Constant Virginia Grzihzxm lieextriee Harmon Nellie Garrison Mary MacDonald Mary Smart lszihel Smart Mary Ziehold S0l'l'l0MOlil2S Nelle Dyer Olive Grilnrn llunnzih Harmful Mary Jenkins Maxine Moran Gertrude Mendenhall Katherine Proctor Dorothy Street Kathleen Smith Anita Tlmrston PLEDGES Lucille Acleocl: 'Betty Bogart Marjorie Corp Dorothy Dzxniell Dorothy Heskett Eillen Heslcett Frances Gillilun Helen Leu Doris May Pauline Neurneier Drusilla, Ilennekump Madge Pierpont Genevieve Salisbury Heater Smith Irene Smith Juanita XVugner Aflcoclr M.Pier71orLt Heskctl, VVrLg-mar Daniell Corp Gfllilau Rerzakamp Smith Hoslcitt May V. Pierpont Grimm II. Bogart Dyer J, Iioglarl Trout Bitzer Grcrmr I Smart Blarflc Meudrmlzall Proctor M. Smart Harman Lelrmzm, Gardner Trout Garrison Mustard Vail Convrfrsc Platts Ziobald George Milne Palmer Hine Jcmlcins Simpson '150' THE l999 TTICL K PHI CHI DELTA Sorority for PI'l'Nl7'llf!'I'iIlIl womrn foznidml .A1priIQ0, 1930. T110 Ohio Shin' vlmplefr was zfsfzzlllislzul Novcznbrfr JU, 11230. SENIORS Margarvt Clay Constancc Culbertson Alice Duff Emnlzl Edwards Martha Liclite Jean Bli'CI'lllll'l'l01l Mabel 3IcOwen Eleanor Murbach Georgia Nelson Edith Rctlicr Ruth Roberts Mary T'l1Cli0I' Elizalwtli XVZIQIIHCI' Mary Zaring Ruth Zaring JUNIORS Ruth Davis Esther McNaugl1t Lois Rankin Genevieve Rotliermund Lela Tucker flfy SOPHOBI ONES Virginia Brc-on Margucritz- Dcinarcst PLEDGES Ruth Bailey Ruth Burris Nettie- Bello Clayton Virginia Maddox Irene Svovel Katherine Swm-yer Lrluarrls Ifvilivr CIIIl1I7llfI7I Mfulrlozr Lichfi Iiollzcrmund Davis Burris L. Tzu-l.'f'r Cullzcrtsovr, Duff lfoimrls S14'1?yr2r Scovel Hreon Murbach McCrimmon 11. Zuring Clay M. Zaring Wagner Rankin M. Tucker -151- l --ri-ie :aaa maxlo SIGMA ETA CHI Sorority for C70nyreyational-Chris!ian 'lUlII71I?lI. It is a mifionai orgfmization which yfives an opportunity for zlisr-uxsirm of religious and soviul Iopics of present day iniportruzco, The ig0l'Ul'if.ll was founzlzfrl at Ohio State Vnire rsity. SENIORS Margaret Engelhart Hzirjorie Nice Martha XVc1'iiu JUNIORS Dorothy Birms Caribel Frederick Carol Hand Ethelynu James Margrzirct Newcomb SOPHOMORES Janet Davies Marizlmm Goode Bula Ilunsuu Jeanne Biill'SilU.u Faye Pickens De Etta iizichihanllgli Ruby VV:ztkins 'Wd Martha Vlc-iss FRESHMAN Virginia Fleming Lois Herrick Janet Giilie Margaret Goode Helen Gray Sarah McMahon Kathryn Myers Nadabaugh Herrick Benns Gray Hand Nice Frederick Werlin Englehart McMahon Goode Fleming Fosnaugh Myers Piclcr ns Weiss Watkins Newcomb Marshall Hanson James Davies Goode Gillie -152- -T-H6 -l999l1 l l-CLKIO I I GYMNASIUM HIO S'l'A'l'E'S new gymnasium for men is the result of careful study on the part of the group of architects who have created a gymnasium which combines the best features of all such buildings over the country. The gymnasium is used for a great many of the activities of Freshman VVeek and easily meets the demands of such occasions. Conferences of all sorts are held there throughout the year. And it is the scene of the state high-school tournaments. Several times during the year campus dances and proms add color and glamour to the severe simplicity of the gymnasium walls and orchestras play in the large courts, and women are welcomed within its masculine walls. The adjoining natatorium Contains three pools. The varsity pool gives a very lovely effect due to the fact that it is lined with ceramic tile and luminated hy floodlights in waterproof compartments in the sides of the pool beneath the surface of the water. -153' To another, more spectacular, way we spent these years. . . To Ohio's athletics! 2f'Ff-n'n.e'rlcs -71.1, .141 ' .1 14- 1 J if .if ,, , fy ' vc1.'LL.:1',-, ,Lax- gifp. 1. - C313 . .1 . 1 , . NIH . f ., ., . V. -- Kfffzffff ,.f,5q5f,., F 1. 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'Q Q- -pf 4 N,-S we..-' 2. ,- ' 4 f- 4 4 3' .,,: - F501 ' ,U ,- ,J F ' ' -eff ' 191' 3, ,N 2 '. 'W 'wk - xv- ,' 15.3. -1 rv- ,. 1 .1 Q gary.: 11 , 1 4' 'f 34 it 1 Sim , ..-1. W xr, IZ 1 .fi f'3' 'fm gk -1.54 ' f 'fw+'f 1- '. 4 1 . ., Qing.. ,,.,.!Q l?E?X,.g' ,-V Q, - rf Q15 -11 -.gp M 12 , . ' 'X , 1154. -, , M .'- fr THE I9-39TT1d.KlO S 4 . LL the sports as played at Ohio reveal to the detached observer hundreds of modern Don Quixotes pitting their strength and skill at arms against their own windmills, with the same spirit hurling the challenge of the man of action to the dull and unmoving things of this world. Theirs is a spirit that lifts us all to a realization of the glory that lies in swift movement, in the coordinated grace of the human body, in the steady hand and the flashing eye. It is given to few to participate on the Varsity teams that represent Ohio, but we share in the thrill of competition as we follow with our eyes the fiashing images that paint the picture of Sport. It is a picture that shows itself to us not with the eyes alone, for who cannot remember the swelling roar of the football crowd, the shouts of the players? And sounding constantly in our memories will he Ohio's hand, and all the sounds of people at play. is A -157- l THE I9-?91'1'ICL'Kl0 TRACK Bennett, Don Bloor, William Dill, John, Mgr. Fallen, Arthur J. Hall, John Keller, Jack A. Levine, Jack Lewis, Vernon Ratzenberger, John Reigel, Robert Russell, Ralston, Jr. Schmid, Joe Shaw, Seymour Shirey, Richard, Mgr. Smith, Homer C. Teitelbaum, Morrie Tenahan, Morris, M.D., Mgr. VVarner, Maynard S. Wise, Lloyd Wonsowitz, John WRESTLING Brown, Jolm A. Hall, Stacy Neutzling, Ned E. Rane, Earl, Mgr. Reichbauer, VVilliam Rhoads, Russell A. Tiffany, Clyde Van Blarieom, Robert Wilson, Franklin E. Wonderleigh, Lawrence TENNIS Brown, John T. Dennison, Carl L. Hoffer, Joe R. James, Williard Poppleton, Miller J. Ziskind, Matthew S., Mgr. GYMNASTICS Chavis, Clarence Headley, Herscel Mercer, John L. Stone, Ralph E. Wellman, Howard CARROLL VARSITY O GOLF Berry, George Clark, Paul Florio, John Galbreath, George R. Loop, Alan VVise, James E., Mgr. CROSS COUNTRY Augustein, James Fallen, Arthur J. Levine, Jack Mac Adams, Geo. A., Mgr. Ratzenberger, Jolm Smith, Homer C. Warner, Maynard S. FENCING Craig, Joseph F. D'Amore, Adanto D'Amore, Amanto Deutchman, Hyman, Mgr. Kaufer, Andrew Reibel, John Sandfort, John Straits, Carl Tudor, Vvllllillll FOOTBALL Allen, Robert Benis, Joe Carroll, VVilliam Conrad, Fred B. Cramer, Carl Delich, Peter B. Diehl, VVilliam Dixon, Fred, Mgr. Ferrell, Junius B. Gailus, Joe Gillman, Sid Greenberg, Jack Z. Hinchman, Lewis G. Hudson, A. L. James, Kenneth, Mgr. Johnson, Carl Keefe, Tom Lukz, Frank Mahadey, Wilbur, Mgr. Mandula, George Monahan, Regis Nasman, Bert Oliphant, Marshall Padlow, Max Peppe, Louis Reboulet, L. B. Rosequist, Theodore Salvaterra, Joseph Smith, Richard Surington, C. T. Tanski, Victor T. Taylor, Russel Varner, Martin Vidis, Martin Vuchinich, Michael VVetzel, Damon B. Wilson, Don Yards, Ludwig BASKETBALL Brown, Herbert H. Chalfie, Sam, Mgr. Colburn, Robert Conrad, Fred B. Ferrell, Junius B. Fisher, Jerome Fuggitt, Jolm Hinchman, Lewis G. Hoffer, Joe R. Lively, Robert Mattison, Howard Russell, Ralston Thies, Wilfred SWIMMING Fela, Andrew A. Gilsdorf, Albert Koogler, Robert Kurtz, Charles J., Mgr. Ozawa, VValter Young, Hunter D. SOCCER Augspurger, Edwin A Bisbee, Arthur Deeds, Carl English, Edwin -158- Heeker, Herschel Katonak, L. J. Lauer, Bernaud Light, James Pirrone, Frank Rubinstein, Harry Terner, Jack VVeiss, A. S. Meyer, Jerome RIFLE Gardner, D. H. Miller, Erwin Shanibarger, Howard Steiner, E. D., Mgr. VVilkins, Lawrence POLO Baron, Harold Bauter, R. W. Routzong, Edgar L., Mgr. Sirilo, A. J. Smith, Derwin B. Smith, Pfait Thompson, Victor K. Timing, Franklin G. INTRAMURAL MANAGERS Conners, Francis H. Effrat, Albert G. Jones, E. VV. Spence, Franklin Wollam, E. C. BASEBALL Briegel, Dorris L., Mgr. Hale, Sidney Hinchman, Lewis G. Howell, VVilliam L. Long, Donald Sharp, Roger T. VVeisheimer, Arthur Withrow, Robert Workmaster, Henry VVrigley, Lowell Young, Donald 00 ibn Z! ET tlwe wind plow, or tlie rain pour down. l.et tlwe worst come lor liave we not lootpall . . . grandest ol sports, and tlne Qlwio Stadium? ll you can lorget tl'ie splendor ol tl'ie line lall afternoons, tlie glory ol tlie pands, tlwe prilliant vvarlare ol opposing teams, inspired attacks and magnificent defenses, your spirit is a faded tl'iing l THE l999 TT'lCI-'KID I I I GODFREY MILLER FESLER HAUSER WILLAMAN LARKINS SURINGTON STAHL N October 1, 1932, when State met Ohio Wesleyan, she opened her 42nd season of organized inter-collegiate football .... the Buckeyes won, 344 to 7, making 20 points in the last quarter .... Indiana invaded Ohio territory the following Week, and this game marked the I opening of State's twentieth season in the Western Conference . . . . the Hoosiers outplayed their hosts in a 7-7 tie .... the traditional Ohio-Michigan game has always been a high point I in the season .... splendid passing and kicking by Newman, and a well-organized defense brought the Wolverines to a 14-0 victory .... then the boys from State traveled east to the Smoky City, where they outplayed Pitt, to a thrilling scoreless tie .... the next week-end brought another tie game with Wisconsin, the score being 7-7 .... Swinging out to Dysche I Stadium at Evanston, State won her seventh in 11 games with the Wildcats .... Homecoming and the Penn game was the following week with Ohio winning 19-0 .... and then bringing the season to a climax Illinois was defeated 3-0 .... -160- THE I9-39 THQ-KIA l W K 01120 - 3,4 Q Wesle an - 7 fi? ' X'AA - ,ww CRAMICR DICLICH ENEYVING one of the oldest gridiron relationships on Ohio State records, the Battling Bishops tangle with the Buckeyes in the inaugural battle of the 1932 season . . . . High School Day is observed at the Stadium . . . . Scholastic coaches and players throughout Ohio are invited to witness the melee as guests of the teams .... Ohio State unleashes a vicious attack in the fourth quarter netting twenty points .... the scrappy eleven from Uhio VVesleyan is overwhelmed .... the Buckeyes, although their play is ragged and lethargic in spots, demonstrate a marked superiority over the Bishops in every phase of the game .... the first State marker of the year is tallied in the initial quarter .... Gillman slices through the line . . . . blocks a punt which Varner covers over the goal line .... the final marker comes when Cox recovers a fumble and Kee-fe races fifteen yards on the next play for the touchdown .... the Bishops' lone tally comes as a result of Vanderhoot's fifty-three yard run after a cleverly executed pass .... HINCHMAN wwf yy? ,,,,,.mwv-H' V , .,,..qyr9' 'I ,bs ' V -161- THE l9991 l lCl-KID Ohio - 7 ag3g,f12,5jKfffjjgfjegt,,5gVg5jgqgg,g, gg-,g.,'1Wigg ' ,am,MfgQ-1fm,faQeswgs7vggw I , ,Q ff :,f--f a , f- ,.., -- . -lvg . . ig? arent f ., 71 1 fwzfffeffmgeifswgfg - Z, afifiw a G ' nf ,,..,5W W e,2.,l,2 5 -as . was 3,4 ,.,,,,,,,e,.,., ,, ., z,f,,W.,,s, E. -5. f.. ,lll?f,wm,g32,., 2,54 E, , -ff-2:-farm, . ,ft .. ww :5,erz,4 .. , . .. . f,Ji1'i2m2Gila'Wif2f5fwYsf4P: 1 4 2. wr faiiiffrgygg 'fag 5143. segffwlg -X .-.. --w e if as ilswkf' 11331132 57, N ,..,. ,N as QQ X we Y: X X X K X x f w-wwf 'sc 12 Ezzzni' as v?,'?i'f'.s75Q . 'svffif ,gf ,aazgrsw N Ind ana Q- 7 - X f1f'A1h ft www hz 1 , ifihnfz, if fr Q1 11, w,,f5:' 1' Xe fa x, I f, fa: we fa, . A-6:1 CARROLL me S we mu :wr 1- ff, i ---- .1 les.sss,-is-lm.. -:Ms X SHE, .. ' ii kr Yi fl 59 f Q , QQKW fe 3 5,3 H , .,,. ,l ., H ,, ,,.,,,, v J, is, I H 3 F 2 A QQ y X Y 3 FQ 3 X .. , - If -1:: S as fa, - - f heeh heeshe ,um Z' , :f:'..E5Z Z vii f - - f H 2 -Q M 'mxfstgg ls i ' if' :EJi5'.:: R. NX ' ' K 'K 57:5-f ff QR , SX DIEHL GREENBERG FFERING fandom its Hrst chance of the season to view Coach YVillaman's pigskin chasers under fire in the Big Ten, the Hoosiers enter the game as the underdogs . . . the Scarlet and Gray collect their lone tally in the second quarter when Bill Carroll, the Blond Express, skirts around left end for a score . . . Vuchinich's place-kick is good, giving the Buckeyes a total of seven points . . . a pass from Hinchman to Cramer accounts for 25 yards . . . several line plays and a lateral pass put the ball on Indiana's 18 . . . but State's offensive drive stops there . . . Indiana seriously threatens to score in the second quarter but the Buckeye line holds fast on the one-foot line . . . the Hoosiers' score comes after Opasik inter- cepts a. pass, romps down the field for fifty yards . . . three more plays and then Veller, substitute halfback, plunges eleven yards for the score . . . Cramer and Hinchman play good ball for the Scarlet and Gray . . . the latter making twenty-four yards from scrimmage and the former chalking up thirty-nine yards . . . -162- V mmll,ffs,'fesrg:f:-Qwe, we g3l5f,,l i K' it L. ,. ,... ...tc . ., . . .. A . .Q x 5? THE l999 TTICLIKIO L ..-, m Ax M , 3., L 5 5 M EF .FE ' 73, Sl i 5 .L--L e o 'sf ' . QQ. i K Q93 9- .Mag - -- 1--Q. 5 X Q 1 ra R Q.. 'X X K N sm : 'X-' RE. 5, .s KEEFE LUKZ HE Michigan game .... always drawing the largest crowd of the year, is certainly an aerial scrimmage . . . . Harry Newman, the All-American quarterback, accounts for both Wolverine touchdowns .... this is the same Newman that spelled defeat for Ohio State in 1930 . . . . his pass from Ohio's 28 to the 15 line marker in the first 3 minutes of play puts the ball in dangerous territory . . . . another pass zips through the air accounting for the first score .... the second Michigan touchdown Comes midway in the second quarter when VVilliamson receives a pass and gallops fifteen yards to score .... during the second half the Buckeyes continually outplay the Kipke men aided greatly by brilliant playing by Oliphant and Captain Hinchman .... the VVolverines never seriously threaten to score in the second half .... statistics, if they mean anything, show that Ohio State made eight first downs to IVIiehigan's seven .... and gained 1-H yards from scrimmage to the Wolverine's 46 .... over nineteen thousand fans were in attendance . . . r X x Ohio - 0 Michigan - 'yx -i ' ig , ,Q x FERRALL 'I63' I T HE IBB? THCLKIO 2 ' . i3zr42?.f: V , ' ' -- -mr.:1::z..1-.s-1:-serif.assi 1 Hiy a - Ji k if ff-' -4 ,- ,f - I 4. ' 1 QS::s1zSsssSa5ss IRQ- - 5 . 1. f W , f f -see 1.5-. Q- .sian . . . sfasszssaffifwss Q-:ss was Y , W - - .X P , , V ' if 2 ia V , - - Y I . , V . 4 Q . i i f f .-9 g r ww 1 i is .- .Mikey , 1 i it GAILUS MONAHAN NASMAN MOKY CITY .... pre-game predictions .... Pitt, said to be one of the best teams in the east .... Ohio State, a disappoinment to the critics .... the first half is mostly Pitt's .,.. several long drives made by the Pan- ther are stopped by Stateis forward wall .... the biggest thrill is when the Buckeyes line holds Pitts on the one-yard line .... Rosequist stops Heller on the thirteen-yard line with only a half-yard needed for first down .... the second half is States .... Ohio threatens to score several times but lacks the final punch .... the first chance comes when Gillman recovers Pitt's had center pass on the Gold und Blue thirteen-yard line .... but their opportunity ends when the try for first down fails by inches .... first downs are plentiful with each team getting eleven . . . . Salvaterra, Rosequist, and Vuchinich are outstand- ing in this scoreless game .... from the fan's viewpoint as well as from the phLyer's viewpoint this is one of tl1e most spectacular battles ever played in the Gold and Blue Stadium .... 1 164 -' -TH6 I9-39-Tl'lCl.lKl-O l ,s X 5 i.soi 01130 - 7 . -.'. L..- . 3 S Sixth.. . . so lVzsComm- 7 ..oi . ..,,,. 5... 5 J .... so is . is - OLIPIIANT PADLOYV 1. ADS' DAY .... displaying the same lighting spirit L. i'L, clernonstrated against Pittshurgrli, Ohio State's line sg stops the Badgers scoring drive in the first quarter after -Sfiffw .. VViseonsin works the ball to the liuckeyc-'s three-yard line ' -V' . . . . Ohio scores in the first half when Gillman catches a ' K' Q Q- pass and carries the ball to the one-foot line .... Vuehi- nl nieh plunges over for the touchdown .... Patterson, a XVisconsin substitute halfback, scores the only Badger ' - touchdown when he breaks away from five Scarlet and ' Gray warriors, sidesteps and fights his way over the goal 'i line after galloping seventy yards .... Ohio gains two -' 1 more svoring opportunities in the second half but fails to make them good .... Ohio State plays good football in : ' mid-field hut lacks the necessary punch .... Greenberg, M .,,fS1'ft, g substitute halfbaek, plays a competent game for State ,yf7.F.Q5 . . . . in first downs, Ohio State registers thirteen to Wis- consin's two and gains one hundred and forty yards from it scrimmage to thirty-six for the Badgers .... GILLMAN '165- -rl-me-lea? 11144410 Ohio - Q0 Northwestern - 6 ROSEQUIST l . S is - :eaif!59if' 'Elgin l N 1, f 5 s s K' ssee ' f I me g 7 ' , - ' s li ' e - laik W- -5- ES fl: if xx f -- . sr, z 5 gs! E E. 5, 5 'E -ssl e sion t O A e-4 - if-. - gw srf I . 1 L,m., l ' Fifi? ' Q e ' .ff ,gg SALVATERRA TANSKI iw 1 f I'l'H the odds against them, the Buckeyes travel to Evanston hopeful of crashing into the Big Ten vie- tory column .... uncovering a scoring punch that has been lacking in its previous games, Ohio smashes its way to a decisive 20-6 victory .... On a clever lateral pass, Oliphant starts the victory when he races across the goal line for the first marker .... Northwestern scores when lientner, all-American half-back, breaks away, and, shak- ing off two taeklers, gallops G7 yards for the only North- western touchdown .... Ohio holds the edge after the first quarter utilizing its splendid forward pass offense . . . . Hinehman, tossing passes with marvelous accuracy and excelling in all departments of the game, has to go over the goal twice to receive credit for the second marker . . . . the final score comes in the last quarter, when Olson's punt is blocked by Gailus, and Padlow dives on the ball as it bounces into the end zone .... Ohio shows a definite margin of superiority in the air although they only gain 71 yards to Northwestern's 164+ from scrimmage .... ,mVY, A '-. A ffy-2 is 5 fgiwz, 5 WK , Q., 'th 1 A f 4 4 W 44. xiii! Y, 1 . 'ss p fu-vii r ni 'Fl.qi-5 QA? V f 1 4'?2' 'Q '166- THE l9991 l lC.L-KID I- ,- .Exim As Ohio - I9 fi: i e T s - s ps Pennsylvama - 0 i We VAN BLARICOM VUCHINICH OMECUMING .... Ohio State displays a brilliant concoction of passes, oft-tackle slants, and end runs, in crushing the powerful Pennsylvania eleven, 19-O .... in the first contest between the two universities, the Quakers are a continual threat in the early part of the game .... Hinchman puts the Buckeyes in the lead with a scoring pass to Gillman in the second quarter ..,. a varied, alert combination of passes and plunges puts VVetzel in a posi- the third quarter .... down the field and falls tion to score on a line buck in Varner kicks oft, follows the ball upon it as it rolls into Penn's end zone, untouched by their players, and brings State another thrilling' because of its rarity . . six points .... a play, . . a clever triple pass brings the ball to Penn's six yard line, but the final punch is lacking .... once more in the last period a long end run by Cramer, and a Penn penalty place State in a scor- ing position .... but the Pennsylvania defense hold fast . . . . State's superiority is shown by her 17 first downs to Penn's 7 .... RQ. st. X st s if Q' ak .' X ., . as fav?-x i if if ' ' ,, 'Y 3 ya- 'f, L A . 'ffl' fi ' 34' fl ' , .V - , Q k x '1,,, ,W Y 31 53 ,-, L . -1 it gsm, , h?EiQJ gK ?, in.fgi g '?x R SBIITH -167' TH6 l999 THQ-KID W 1 E ivy 1 34 ::,-Xf:,3-.syn-Q - 5 NNN' ' fi,-vw gmiggqgzsi-g.,f.v,ss ss sq x f-Mfsfzfsvitsaav wwf 5 ,- 1 hzo - 3 X Hass - ,ans 9:25 i - - . 1 I lim ozs - O f 2, Q N X sk. ftvrfis - 5, gh . X ,ss Ysw- 5 . 2-Q a. .. sf' . . Q 7112 ig A 'tv 5 we 2 ls ' f 2349? tw . ,sl 5 X- fvi ' sf .1 ALLEN CONRAD ISTORIC battles decided by last-minute feats always feature Illinois-Ohio State games .... State, in con- cluding her football season, makes a dramatic last-minute finish to a hard-fought battle .... Mickey Vuchinich with his skillful toe aligns a beautiful place-kick from the seven- teen yard line .... the climax of a long drive down a frozen field from the forty-six yard stripe .... Illinois' main scoring threat arrives in the last minute of play when the Fighting Illini carry the pigskin to the Buckeye eleven- yard line .... Captain Lew Hinchman and Bill Carroll, main cogs in the Buckeye attack, play valiantly for Ohio in the final grid game of their college careers .... Hinch- man totals fifty-five yards from scrimmage .... he dis- plays a fine, consistent brand of football with good punting, careful ball-carrying, effective passing and a bang-up de- fensive game .... a dramatic, thrilling finish to a suc- cessful season .... Dick Smith, also a senior, ends his VARNER Egllfeg'e.foothal1 career after playing a wonderful game at L 0 -168- THE l999L1 l l0-'KID I r .i W inv v j y 1 WETZEL VVILSON YARDS FVIEVVING the highlights of the 1932 football season . . . . four Scarlet and Gray men make the Lantern All-Big Ten team .... Gillman, Rosequist, Gailus, and Hinehman .... Captain Hinchman, Gailus and liosequist rated most of the All-Conference first teams .... Gillman makes the Lantern All-America with Gailus being given second team guard berth .... Gailus was placed on the third team in the mythieal All-America choices made by the United Press .... Gillman and Ilinehman were placed on the Pittsbugh's Press's All-American first team .... Gailus was awarded seeond team mention on the All- Amerieas selected by the Pittsburgh Press and the Asso- ciated Press .... Gillman, Hinehman and liosequist re- ceived honorable mention on the Associated Press honor list .... Gilhnan was named a member of the All-Amer- iean Jewish eleven for 1932 .... Gailus and Gillman, eo- captains for the 1933 season, were happy over each other's selection .... Hinehman was invited to play in the East- VVest game .... also selected as the most valuable player of the Buckeye squad .... s'U, VVILLAMAN '169- l THE l9991TICl-'KID STA HL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL THE Freshmen Football squad was well coached by Dick Larkins and VVesley Fesler . . . being the first sport in which a Freshman can participate in the Fall, two hundred and twenty athletes immediately reported .... out of this number, one hundred and seventy-eight re- mained in uniform until the last day of the season .... at the very start of the season, the men were divided into separate squads, under the direction of different coaches and managers .... the Varsity A squad, consisting of fifty men, contained the outstanding prospects .... the remaining men were divided into B, C, and D squads . . . . the season closed with a regulation game held in the Stadium with the Varsity Reserves, resulting in an 8-7 victory for the Reserves .... the high point of the game came when Brungard, of North Lima, ran 80 yards for the Freshmen touchdown and then kicked goal .... Jack Smith scored for the- Reserves .... the outstanding men from whom much will be expected next Fall are Beltz, Pincura, and Fisch, backs .... Pipoly and Rees, ends . . . . Harre and Zirkle, tackles . . . . and Romoser and Jones, guards .... others who showed good promise were Baucher, Brungard, Kabealo, Phillips, Malinosky, and Mallo, backs .... Dobbs and White, ends .... Fleming and Greider, tackles .... and Kleinhaus and Roush, guards .... the Freshmen Football Activitiy is an organi- zation which does much to foster the spirit of better sports- manship .... -170' askefbaff banner year lor tlie Qliio followers oltlwisexciting game. A perlectly coordinating macliine ol Fine players sweeps to victory alter victory as entliusiasm grows. llwe Scarlet ancl Gray llaslwes lor tlie tip-otl and breaks in a splenolid slasliing attacl4. Reverses mean little to tlie spirit ol Qliio on tlie lwarolcourts ol tl'ie Nlioldle West l THE l999 THCLKIO BROXVN MATTISON FTER eight lean years, thc Ohio State cage quintet came through in fine fashion to tie for the Big Ten title with Northwestern and to gain its first conference championship since 1925 .... the Buckeyes lost but three games out of twenty . . . the early season loss to Ohio VVesleyan came about because the team had not yet been strengthened by the addi- tion of Beitner and Hosket .... who became eligible at the end of the autumn quarter . . . . Indiana and Iowa defeated the Buckeyes on their own floors . . . , Both teams were at the peak of their form for the year and played superbly .... Coach Olsen's n1en opened their 1932-33 season with a 64-10 win over the University of Toledo .... the whole squad of 12 players broke into the scrimmage with all but two succeeding in making points .... -172- THE l9991'TlCl-ISIO I VVILSON HINCHMAN STATE then met Ohio VVesleyan and lost 410-38 .... the Bishops were much better than the score indicates .... loose handling of the ball at critical stages spelled defeat for the Buckeyes .... approaching mid-season form Ohio humbled Notre Dame's crack basketball team 30-241 .... the team next met Vanderbilt, winning by a score of 4-5-26 .... traveling south, the Buckeyes defeated Kentucky 416-30 with a splendid display of clever floor play and accurate shooting .... H0sket's clever handling of the ball featured the slow but sensational game with Indiana .... State won the contest 35-28 .... continuing its Win- ning streak the Olsenmen downed Minnesota in a hard fought game by the score 43-28 . . . . Superior handling and accurate shooting gave State the edge to conquer Illinois 33-22 ' for their third Big Ten win .... HOSKET CONRAD I -173- l 'rn-ue I9-99 -njanlo I I COLBURN FISHER OURNEYING to Cincinnati, Ohio State defeated the Xavier University Musketeers by a score of 31-19 .... completely bewildering the Western Reserve team with a sharp breaking offensive, Ohio won 43-28 .... next, State nosed out Minnesota 24-23, still retain- ing her initial position in the Conference .... Wisconsin, Army and Illinois were the next victims of State, losing by scores of 31-30, 41-25, and 31-29, respectively .... State then defeated Purdue, the 1932 champions, by a score of 28 to 27 .... Ohio then won from Iowa 38-23 but lost to them in the next game 37-28 . . . meeting Purdue on its own floor I State won 29-17 in a rough and tumble game . . . on March 4th, Ohio again defeated 1Vis- consin 37-20 .... and in the last game of the season, State suffered its second conference defeat with Indiana by a score of 40-28 .... BEITNER THIES '174- 65666 ll i I-IE game ol all America, and ol those who love the hot alternoon sun ol spring and summer. A batter crouehes low at the plate, rivets his eye on the swinging arm ahead. The throw comes, the swing, the cracl4 ol the ball on the hat, anol then the sharp thrill ol the race lor First THE liai-1'l lC1.IK'lO v BAUMGA RTNER WRIGHT FIGHTER THE Ohio State Varsity baseball team broke even with a fourteen game schedule .... Coach Wright's boys inaugurated their 1932 season with a decisive 8 to 0 win over Otterbein .... Ohio's hurling was very well taken care of through the combined efforts of Lowell Wrigley and Merton Alvord .... in a game played with Ohio VVeslc-ryan, the Scarlet and Gray again came out on top subduing their opponents 5 to 3 .... in a game held at Bloomington, Illinois, finally won 8 to 5 after the contest lasted eleven innings .... Coach Wright made a considerable change in the lineup for the game at Chicago, but it proved of no avail .... the Maroon team won by the score 5 to 2 .... pounding out thirteen hits for a net gain of eight runs the Wrightmen won their first conference game of the season against Indiana by the score 8 to 3 .... VARSITY SQUAD -176' -'rl-le-1 sag maxi 5 .3 L, ' -ww 'l f X ,,. , ! S- -an. VVRIGLEY DOLCH VVORKMASTER N the first encounter of a twin bill staged at Ann Arbor, VVrigley pitched his team-mates to a 6-4 victory .... enjoying a comfortable two run advantage in the seventh inning of the second game, State suddenly went to pieces and Michigan forged ahead to win 7-41 . . . . the University of VVest Virginia entertained the Scarlet and Gray for a two-game series at Morgantown .... State won the initial contest 6-41 but lost the second game 6-9 . . . . Ohio VVesleyan topped the VVrightmen 7-5 on May 25 . . . . in a twin bill with Michi- gan, State won the first 6-41, and lost the second 7-41 .... NVesleyan again defeated State by a 4--2 decision. Ohio wound up their 1932 season by defeating the Federal Glass Company in a charity game on June 7 .... Captain Baumgartner finished his third year of college baseball without committing an error .... .me...A4a , -177- l THE I9-391'l IC1-'KID '1 I o X f x:-.. , as -' l.,'isl N' is if Q A93 a- ' 1 , 9 ,Q Q , , - sau, a W 4. F wgghx, SHARP .X 1 kmxlmyvg! h f sf , it eira b , M X H A. gk fre W to ,gi ves sg- ,, , . i mp ? . . c sy 4, ,fkz aw . If :,.... 1 sr., . Q PEPPE CUNDON IIE Freshmen Baseball squad had a very promising season under the instruction of Foaehes Stahl and Taylor .... due to confer- ence rulings not allowing Freshmen to parti- cipate in games with other schools, the squad contented itself by playing among themselves . . . . Blue, Branson, Clowsen, Estell, Fleisch- man, Glass, Hirsch, Larsen, McAfee, Maley, lteilley, Rubin, Sollomi, Spery, and Ulrich rc- eeived numerals and sweaters .... FRESHMAX SQUAD 0-.r , 4 1 X' + it lf Q 'za 5 Wk. 'if x at M.:-. 1' 1' , W x X .ag E' .Q . ,QW . Ku.. LONG -178' ITLCC i-IE sensational variety ol a three ring circus. Athletes circle the Cinder traCl4, or throvv the discus, the shot, the iavelin. Qthers hurl themselves over hars or through the air in the proad jump, giving all lor the points that vvin. The relay, the passing ol the haton bring to all a svvilt pounding ol the heart THQ-'KIA E if Y W5 K Q :ai 41, -V L , St., Q , BROXVN 1?'.XZliIi.'XS BLACK ,' 'l' the Millrose geuncs hvld in New York City in the winter of .L early 1932 Jack Keller took third place in the 50-yard high- hurdlc race .... Ohio took second in the mile relay with Tcitle- lmum, Thorne, Brown and l4'um'lcus doing the running .... State loses to Indiana in a dual nn-et on February 12, 1932, by the score 55-48 .... Keller llllilflilflillly broke the world's indoor 70- yard high-hurdles record with the time of 8.41 seconds .... Indian:-nfs superiority in distzuicc running provided the margin of victory, winning both the mile and 3,000 meter steeplechase ..... -180' i THE l999 TTICI-'KID 7 'og mf sf wi or-V gg-1 V - A Q A 'fbi' ' x 4 A , W E, g . v Q f Af e XAV- ' PQA x, ' .. DILLE BENNETT HE Scarlet and Gray track team scored 50 points to win the T indoor meet at Northwestern .... victories in one-mile and two-mile relays enabled the Buckeyes to win this 9th annual quadrangular track and Held meet .... Keller won the 40-yard jaunt over the high hurdles in 5 seconds for a new meet record and also won the low-hurdle race in 4.8 seconds .... Black finished second in the high-hurdles event .... On March 5, 1932, Ohio was outclassed by Illinois and Michigan with Illinois win- ning the meet .... Keller took first place in both of the hurdles .... U U Qiwi S N :im an U '181' THE I999 T'l'1Cl-'KID a f 5 ,, ,, ., ws WISE 1 WONSOWITZ ,'1 i f HE Ohio State Varsity track team showed unusual strength in trouncing the Ohio Lhvl IS Wesleyan team 119 to 21 in its first outdoor appearance .... Keller won the high hurdles in the 110 meter event in 14.8 seconds .... Whitey VVonsowitz won the pole-vaulting event at the height of 12 feet 10 inches ..... Iesse Fazekas won the 100-meter dash in the time of 10.8 seconds .... Bill Carroll took a second in the 100 meter event and fourth in the 200 meter dash .... Black captains the State team .... 1- 1,82 - THE l999 TNG-KID and e-ar ,, E J 1 3 fe ? , 3' uf af 1 E ,L fi , ff y N of vL.,M ::, A ':. .-U: -I -N? if L JOHNSON IN a dual meet with Pittsburgh held at the ,.- :- ' V Smoky City two Olympic records were Y broken and another equaled by Ohio State FALLOA trackmen .... State won the meet 96-39 . . . . At the Penn relays six titles were won bv the Scarlet and Grav .... Buckeyes won 74- to 60 in a dual met with Michigan on May 14, 1932 .... At the Big Ten meet at Evanston on May 21, the Buckeyes finished second to Michigan .... Ohio defeated Navy 63M to 621f2 in a dual meet .... State took second place in the National Collegiate meet .... TEITELBAUM .-'55 -183- l THE- I-2-39 TH-:Cl-K-10 M LEVINE DILLE WARNER ON October 1, 1932, the Ohio State cross-country team won from Ohio Wesleyan by the score 21-36 . . . Steve Warner, Ohio's captain, supplied the thrill of the opening duel when he outsprinted Captain Herrick of the Bishops in the last 50 yards to the finish tape . . . . in the first meet against Big Ten competition, State suffered a double defeat by Michigan and Illinois .... the redeeming feature of this meet was the fine running and stirring last minute drive of Jack Levine, long-legged Ohio hill-and-daler .... In the Big Ten Championships, Ohio finished seventh .... Indianafs well balanced cross country team won the meet for the fifth time in the last five years .... Levine was the first State harrier to finish, coming in 14th .... this is the first time in 20 years that Ohio has finished below third place in this event .... -184- incl' Sporfs ERE a still greater cliversitication. Buckeye men on tl'1e tennis courts, on tl'ie leirways, on tlie polo Field, in tlwe great pool ol tlie Natetorium, carrying tlwe colors ol Qlwio in l4een competition. Qtlwers, in otlwer places, cross satners or matcli witli opponents tlwe sltill ol tlie marl4sman or ol tlwe wrestler, battling lor tl'1e love ol battle I THE l-2-991 l ICl-lKlO- Q 15 ..,,, NW-L ir 2. .fx ri-1? ,jf I ' 5' .M HOFFER 1 3'-it fs H , Q r All .VHV J -i,i m- DENNISON JAMES OHIO State's tennis team opened its 1932 campaign by de- feating Ohio VVesleyan, 9-1, April 30 .... the Big Ten Champions won six of the seven single matches and the 3 double matches .... State defeated Michigan 4'-2 in matches at Ferry Field, May 15 .... Ohio then crushed Indiana by a 6 to 0 score .... on May 20 at Evanston, Dennison was the only Buck- eye in the finals .... but was defeated by Ed. Leyeck, pre- tournament favorite, in straight sets 6-0, 6-3, 7-5 .... Joe Hoffer captained the State team .... Dennison, James, Korb, Bucheit and Barnes were the other members of the team .... 'ine -186' WK THE I9-391'T'lCLfKl Z! j P1 A f FFR it Ar re FLORIO KEPLER H10 State opened its 1932 golf season by Scoring a 1315 to 4-W victory over Illinois at the VVyandotte links .... the Buckeye team, composed of Kepler, Florio, Berry and Garver, made a clean sweep of the doubles matches .... in a southern invasion Uhio swamped Kentucky 17 to 1 .... at Bloomington the Bucks handed Indiana the short end of an HW to GM, count . . . . State defeated Michigan for the first time since 1924- with a surprise win of 15W to 215 points .... at the Big Ten meet at Minneapolis, Michigan won team honors with 124-8 strokes .... Ohio took fifth place with 1305 strokes. BERRY -187- THE l999 THCLKIO R I .M 1 ' ,M From the clash and shock of battle to the zcarmtlz and songs of the fircsidc . . . From Ohio at play to Ohio at home . . 'l88- ORG CLTL1ZLl.T I OTLS fy.. 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' 1' 1 ororifies HE mysteries of pledging and initia- tion . . . tfie tfiriff of tfie first formal . . . tfie Sing at -ine Spring . . . rusfiing tfwe fresfimen . . . teas . . . parties . . . fraternity dances and spring serenades. Strong friendsfwips and Common in- terests vveaye ponds that time Cannot destroy . . . tfiat cannot pe forgotten. THE I9991'1 'lCLiKlO WOMEN'S PAN-HELLENIC ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MIRIIXIVI SOLODION .v...,..,...,...,...,.........,.,,,,.................... President l+11zN1csuNn IJAVEYH ,.,,,, ,,,,., I 'ice-President -fllplla Chi Omega ,,...,..,... Margaret Aschinger Alplltl Delta Pi .,,.........I,,, Maryf Beth Prosser Alpha lllilhw Tllldlft ..,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,,,, Ruth I-IQIIHQU1 Alpha Epsilon, Phi.. I-I1':r.i:N WILLIIKMS ......,......,,..,,v,,,.,,,,.,................,......... Secretary .IANM Anmsrxmyc ..........,.....,....,...A.A,,,,,,,,,,,..........,,,.... Treasurer JANICAA: Kimi ...... Chairman of Sorority Presidentjs Council MEMBERS Kappa Alpha Theta ,,,.,,.......... Mary VVillia1ns Kappa Delta ...................A,,,..,....., Rowena Cook Kappa Kappa Gamma ..,.........,.,,...... Ruth Tice .,,,,,,A,,,C0rnelia, Stein Phi M11..,,.,,,,.,..,..,.....A...,,......Evelyn Shoemaker ,,,.,.,Ruth Hanking Phi Omega Pi....,..,..,,.,,,,,,.IIelei1 G. Williams Alpha Phi. ..,,,,.,.,..,,..,,,,,,.,,, Alpha Myrna Alpha ....,,, , ,,,,,,AA,,,, Mary Short ,..,,,...Martha King ......Sara Jane Deyo ..,.,,.Frances Bodfish Delta Delta Delta ..,..,,,,,,,,.,,.. Ernestine I-'avey Delta Gamma .,,.,,,.,,...........,,,,,,. Hortensia Dyer Alpha Xi Dellfn ,,,,,,,,,,,, Beta Phi Alpha ....,.,.. Chi Omega ,,.....r....r,,,,,,,,, Delta Zeta ,,...,....,.,.,,.,,,,,,. Mary Ida Macomlmer Gamma Phi Lnmlula ....,....,.,,, Ethelynn James Phi Sigma Sigma ...... ,..,..,. P hyllis Levinson Pi Beta Ph: ,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,.....,..,.... I flllen VV1ley ,.,,.,,.Vc-mi L. Etinger ,.,,,Allmert:L Yoerger ..,...,..,...Murian Orrick Theta Phi Alpha ..,...............,. Rosina De-inlein Their: Vp.-filozi .,......,......... Dorothy VVinemiIler Zeta Tun Alpha ....,r. ....r,,.,,...,,,.,., I Sernice Fry Sigma Delta Tau ,.r.... Sigma Kappa ........,.. Siynm Phi Bela ....... Short Shoemalfrfr Differ Stone Gibbs Deinlein Etinger Davis Levinson James Cook Orrick Asrhinger Winzfmiller King Holmafn. S'tei'rt Yoerger Prosser Armstrong Solomon Wiflliants Pavey Wiley M. Williams Hanlczns 192 THE I9-39 THQKIO l COUNCIL OF SORORITY PRESIDENTS 1 vlHlJ7'1llflll ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.. ,.,,,,,,, . 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Tl11'l11 l'l1i iIl,1l111 Z1'1'11 Zvllll .llplm liwlyn Shoemaker ,,,,,,,,,,,,lI11r5' Davis Hlfltlucl Berliner yIilI'Q'ElI'l't Gardner ,WIW irium Solomon .. ,Janice Kirk l'1liZ2lhL'tl1 Noe ,,,.,,,,,,,,I.il:x Poliugr Tl11ff11 I l1.v1l1111 ,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,B12lI'tilil Sattlcr flrmcrzjield Salllrr Danforri Sol11n11m Poliny Davis M11111Il11'11l: Dumim 11 N012 lfvrlirler Pool 11141111153 l1'l1nz'1' Coulter 7'1'11l1'rs Parmf r I urrlrmr Slzoumakzrr Orrfvlf lirzlilritt Kirk Stone Gibbs Dunlop 193 - i l TH-E-i999 TTICLIKIO FRESHMAN PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL ,-llplm C'lzi 0111115111 ,, Alpha Dulfu P1 ..,,A,,, ,-Ilplm Delta Tlzrflfr. .-I lplm Ifpsiln n Plz i. ,-Ilplzrc Plzi ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, , ,-llplm, Sirfnm ,fllplm ,,,, ,, .llplm Xi Della ....... I 'lu Onzrf-qa .,,..,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, llrflirl Drflfa Dvlffz ,,,, llvlfu Gumnm ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. llrflfa Zfla .......,...,.... Kappa .-llplm Tlmla ,,,,,,, MEMBERS ,,,,,,,,,Vii'g:ix1i:1 lx'IC'K6ClXX'll ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.l3m-tty Hoocllett C2lllll'I'llll' Fulwidcr , ,,,,,,,,,, Elaine Sziluacl ,. Elia-tty Irwin ,, Mzirgrurvt Slwlton ,,Hm-len Gray ,,,.lzuw Elliot Davis ,.,,r,,,.,,,lIziry .lane Nc-liar Mary K. I,ll1IIll'flillC ,,.,,Mziry liurtliolefw ,..Ann Greincr It appu Della ,,,,.,..,.,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,...,.,...Anr1 Baxter IXYKIIIING Kappa llunznm .,.,,,.,,.,, Marian Frame l'l1i JI Il ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Evelyn Herron Plzi Sigma Siyum ,.,....... Pl H1411 Plll ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Signun Drfllu Tau, ,. Sfgmu Ix'np1m ,,,,,,,,, Siqnm l'l1i livin ,,,,... ,,Annette Sterling ,,,,,,,,,,,l3e-tty Gardner ,Rosalind Mathews ,,,,,,,,,,Mary Tillotson ....Virginia Scliuss llzrffn Pln .-Ilplm ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,..,, . Teunne Schott Tlzlflza Vjmllrm .,,..,.. .. Zvfa Ylflll rllplzu ,,,,,,,, ...,..VVillz1 Underwood .jlzlrguret McBay McBay Irwin Hoodlelt Shelton Sabad Tillotson Frrzrwis Finlcle Mdtl1tl7l'S McKeown Baxter Patz Davis Neher Gramer THE l999 THQKIO I , , -f? are me U ea KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA l oun1Iwl at .ll07l.Il'I01Lfh Colleyrf, Illinois, ,lI1n'r'h, 1870. l'lwrrf are fill II!'fi'l'l' !'h1lIlfl'I'-V. JJ lmuses, and ll foful n11fn1l1er'sI1ip of 2?.0fIU, The Ohio Nfrzfrf f'lmpf1'1'. Iiefa Nu, wax founrlrfrl Oefulwz' LZ. 1888, and is Ioffzfwrl uf H ' IM' nfl: .Iwi FACULTY MEMBERS Virginia Krumm Ethel VVoodbury SENIORS Elizabeth Barr Nadine Berry Catherine Campbell Jane Gibbs Olive Gooding Elizabeth Haggerty Eileen Littrel Ann McCulloch Ruth Tice JUNIORS Jane Berry Martha Burbaeher Jane Hoffman IIN' Mary Schleckman Mary Torbert Helen Washburn SOPIIOMUR ES Mary Brown Edna Chapman Esther Collieott Betty Dority Mary Harris Constance Holmes Margaret Johnson .lane Kelley Helen King Virginia Lentz Betty Malloy Sally McElroy Ellis Morris Virginia Park Dorothy Persliall Grace Poston B a rhara Shumake r Jean VVescott Betty VVright PLEDGES Elizabeth Altsman .lane Appleman Margaret Arps lone Beaton E'velyn Bowman Virginia Cartwell Hannah Daugherty Grace Diebig Dorothy Fei nberge r Marion Frame 4 l'1f- Mariam Fransico .lane Gallen Jean Griliith Mary Harrison Ann HOHIIIMH Catherine Hough Ruth McGrath Betsy Mulsberry .loan Mussleman Marion Orr Pauline Paterson Betty Pierce Jane Shaeifer Louise Shedd Marcia Simonton Virginia Swain Virginia Tice Hoffman Parks Iiurrfs Clzapman Posfou l'vrsl1all Collieof Cunzplwll Sh 14 malrwr Halmvs Kelley llrown W'fcsIcutt M1'Cu'Ioeh Illorris Kfnfr Mf'EIroy Wriglrl' Malloy Johnsmz Barr Hagyerly N. Iirfrry Tice Gooding Gibbs J. Harry VVashlfuru Torlzrrl Sr'llI4f1'Ir1nan liarbarlzvr 5 l THE E9-39TT'lC1'Kl0 f av A KAPPA ALPHA THETA Fozmdecl alt DePauw I71I,l'Ul?7'.9lt.V: Greencastle, Iizolianzf, Jmzimry 527, 1870. There are 62 ci-ctizfe chapters, 37 houses, and a total memlzershfp of 25000. The Ohio State chapter, Alplza- Gamma, was fourzflecl .llkcy 24, 185152, and is located at 95 Twelfth Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Edith Cockins Margaret Robertson Elizabeth WValker Rachel VVay SENIORS Virginia Claypoole Helen Jones Mary Keyes Blair Lytle Eleanor McCloskey Eloise Peppard Virginia Schott Ortha Smith Sarah VVilliams JUNIORS Winifred Armstrong Frances Basket Betty Busey Eleanor Fiedler Mary Ellen Funk Claudia Hills Jean Livingston Janet Mcflonagha Marjorie Smith Jane Wheeler Mary VVilliams Margaret VVilson SOPHOMORES Carol Barrieklow Doris Campbell Ellen Chubb Elizabeth Gill Virginia Keyes Martha Kildow Martha Lattimer Lucia Little Maria McCallum Margaret Mather .lane Pearce Barbara Reinhardt Barbara Siferd Virginia Stark Mary Lou Walley Elizabeth XVt!IlllXV01'tl1 Helen Zurmehly PLEDGES Mary Lou Brand Lois Brim Margaret Bristol Nancy Brown Constance Corkwell Nancy Dietriek Ruth Ervin Jane Ann Evans Georgianna Grant Ann Greiner Betty Howe Blanche Jones Margaret Jones Margretta Laukhuff Ann Lisle Jane Loop Ann Morris Betty Mann Ernestine Mason Grace Montgomery Dorothy Moore Catherine Postlewaite Jean Reeder Barbara Reinhardt Rossine Schirrman Nancy Turner Mary Winans Betty Rose XVilliams Clintie VVinfrey Gill Barricklow Campbell Chubb Stark Hill V. Keyes Kildow McCallum Loop Siferd Zurmehly Reinhardt McComLgha Doud Mather Little Busoy Lattimer Lamrieclc Wentworth Lytle Armstrong McCloskey Jones S. Williams M. Keyes M. Williams THE l999 THCLKIO E lim , -fy ' PI BETA PHI l o1n1fl1fr7 ui rlltlllllllllllll College. ,lpril 28. Mfif. Tlzrfre Ilfl'!' nl lJl'I'Nf'Ilf 77' ur'liI'e C'lllIllfI'l'.Y, ,ji IIOIISIHV, nur! II fofal inrfinlzrfrxlzip of ,2.?.:7lHI, The Ohio Slate 1-lircpfrfr. Ohio Beta. :ww fllllllllfll in IXJIQ unrl Ihe prrfwflil house is nf 6,4 Twelflli ,l'l'1'lII'I'. FA CYLTY M lfl M llli ll S Ilelen Clarke SICNIORS Charlotte Allen Jean Blake Mary Crater Harriet Crelms Margaret Gardner Pauline Hendersliott Margaret lie Sar Bernice Martin Frances Moser Helen Ray Newell Ann Postle Emily Young JUNIORS Virginia Bond Catherine Brady Lois Callaway Louise Caudill Betty Friesell Janet Goodfellow llarriet Metzger Gwen Meredith .lean Ramsey llelen Selwoenlmrn Mary Beth Snyde lflllen Vl'iley SUl'l'lOM0ltllS Josephine Baker Suzanne liillllllllll llelen Baueher I' VVinifred Callaway Marylwelle Carr Louise linglislx .lean Ford .lean llelt liditli Myers Ma rgaret 'll1'ilCl'Wl'll Pl,l'lDGl4lS Virginia Ackerman Barbara Ball Mary .lane Hope Marie Castleman Edna May Cooley .lean lflllswortli llarriet Ewing Mareia Fassig Joy Ford Betty Garner Betty Gardner Carol llagaman Franees Hamilton Eloise Hart Maxine llengrst Mary llerran l'llizal1etl1 lloover Marjorie Hughes Betty Kern Charlotte Iiaugrlilin Betty MeMillin Allmerta McGee Jean Middleton Varian Mills Freda Postle Helen Reeder Anna Louise Rickey Margaret Riedel Olga Schlesinger Virginia Starky Margaret Trippy .lane Marodward Anne VVorrell Iiraily lionrl Calla way I-'rlesvll lfunzsrfy 1W1'g1r'rx Englislz Hill Ford Cr: rr Sr'l1o1'izhoi'u Iiazmza n ri. Houck er Mrlzlierz Mwreilillz Baker lVlosz'r Allen Calla 111111 l,aSr1r Goozlfrllozz' Camlill Posfle Crater Crvlzs Wiley G111'rln1'1' Henderslioll Blake Young I THE I9 99 TT10-'KID ee DELTA DELTA DELTA Founded at Boxton U11iz'crsity on Thank.5'gi'Uin,g evening in ,IXX8 and now l consists of 85' active chapters, 46 houses, and 151,000 members. The Ohio State chapter, Nu, was established in 1896, and the 7H'l4NCIIl house is lorated at 229 Fifteenth Az'm1'zw. FACULTY MEMBERS Alma Herbst Hulda Horst SENIORS Betty Bolin Joan Boose Margaret Clymer Ruth Helm Mary Keller Elizabeth McLaughlin Elizabeth McGuire Evelyn Natross Ruth Roberts Louise Smith JUNIORS Dorothy Armstrong Annabel Dunlop Ruth Heed Mary Hotlines Jean Kimball Marjorie Kiser Elinor Laughlin Jean Moss Ernestine Pavey Augusta Rightmire Jane Sulzer SUPHOMORES Betty Brown Helen Fuhr Jeanette Haun Mary Lavy Helen Lattrell Ellen Stewart PLEDGES Ruth Coppel Edith IJeLanCy Anna Dickerson Helen Dobbie Helen Eeknlan Shirley Engler Marjorie Farr Zenobia Fries Georgia Fulmer Mildred Hansberger Betty Harrington Rosemary Hank Mary Hill Marianne Hoerner Hazel Kile Janet Kimball Mariane Merrick Alice Mowery Mary Neer Marian Peterson Margaret Runkle Virginia Steward Elizabeth Theis Feur Dickerson Luttrcll Brown Armstrong Peterson Farr Kimball Frees Coppel Mearielt Eclcman Mowery Tice Kile Nehr Herrington Keller Haul: Dolnhie Heed Stewart Runlcle Engler Snlzer Delaney Ilanslmrgcrr Stewart Rightmirv: Hill Iiaan, McLaughlin Fulmer Smith Boose Kiser I'a'o1fy lfolin Roberts Dunlop Natross Mosse Kimball Hofhnes Helm THE l9991 l ld.4KlO l 1 T Iz gznw 1 DELTA ZETA Founzlrfzl at Miami l'niz'f'r.vify, Oxrford, Ohio, October 25, 11102. There are now -'77 ru'tiz'11 l lfl11fl'I'.V, Z-7 IIOIISPSJ and a total llIl'Illi1I'l'NTITl1 of 811110. Tho Ohio Sfafrf l'llll1If!'l'. Theta, was estalalixhed Jarzuury JI. 11111, and thr' prc.fent house is uf JI! l iffvf'n!h .lz'enue. SENIORS Dorothv Callendar Jean Gayer Lenore Long Mary Macomber Constance Milligan Garnet Nagel Anne Stone J LTNIORS Juno Armstrong Doris llilllglllllilll Gladys lluring Mary Hairtsuugh Mary Hughes Marjorie Stork SOPHCDIOIHCS Eunice Evans Elizabeth Ki-rslmw June Fishel 1 V V Marguerite Hullcr PI'EIX'l b Alberta Hohsts-tter Mary lgZlI'tllZlllHV Villepin Kggglq-r Elizubctll livrgvner Mary I,zLHeist Helvll llursvy Nelda Ortll Beatrice Dunn Ruth Sargent Bergener Barthalow Kessler Sargent Hariug Kershaw La Heist Hobstettcr Orth Haller Dorsey Haughman Armstrong Fishel Evans Hughes Dunn Milligan Callender Stork Macomber Stone Gayer Hartsough Nagel I THE I9-39 TTICLIKIO i mis DELTA GAMMA Founded at the Lewis Srfhool at Oxford, Mississippi, on- January 2, 1874. There are now 48 aetive chapters, 26 houses, and a total membership of 12,000 The Ohio State chapter, Epsilon, was founded on Dlaroh 17, 1911, and the present house is looated at 135 Fourteenth Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Evangeline Kleppinger SENIORS Ellen Babbitt Alma Evans Frances Ketner Huldah Stillman Virginia Vallance Dorothy Woods JUNIORS Hortensia Dyer Anna Collins Sara Greenslade Dorothy McFeely Virginia Boehm Florence Stillman Geraldine Wenk Dorothy VVilliams SOPHOMORES Jane Devancy Eloise English Virginia Forward Edith Hendrix Antoinette Langer Mary Petro Dolores Ruppersburg Margery Smith Josephine VVest Betty Wright Mary Yeiser PLEDGES Anna Apple Sally Carr Joan Davies Mary Dingle-dine Jane Heenan Betty Hoffman Jane Leitnaker Betty McCarty Eileen Payne Eleanor Sanford Mary Sedwick Jane Slabaugh Juliet Stanton Mary Teegardin Ruby Watkins Jane Ward Mary Weaver Henryctta Williams Sanford Teeyardin Heenan Greenslade Ruppurslzurg Payne Apple Forward Hoffman Wright Sedgwick Slabough Dingledine Watkins Ward English Leitnalcer West Petro Devaney Langer Hendrix Stanton McCarty Williams Dyer Roehm Williams Carr Yeiscr Davies Weaver Ebeling Evans Vallance Stillman Collins Babbitt Woods Stillman Ketner McFeely Wenk THE l999 'YFICL-KID 1 FACULTY MEIN Amy Bronsky Gladys Palmer SENIORS Dorothy Bush Margaret Kelso Jean Leach Mary Pool Elizabeth Reeder Doris Rhoades ALPHA PHI Founded at the Ifriizvfrsitjf of Syracuse on Ovtobrfr 10, 1879. There are now 35 active rhuptrfrx with 30 houses and a total fmmnlmrship of 10,0001 The Ohio Staff f'h!lllfl'l', Rho, -was founded on Jfarvh 30, 11112, and the' present r-Izaptor house is Iomtefl at 226 Sezwrzteenth 4lZ'I'lIIlP. IBERS Martha Ruby Dorothy Steuer JUNIORS Virginia Blinn lone Connor ' Ruth llankins Jean Humphreys Ann Miller Ida Louise Schlafley Frances VVillard SOPHOMORES Louisa Gardner Betty M eCarthy PLEDGES Betty Boord Janice Dulrymple Ellen Davidson Emily Dunbar Dorothy Felkner Mary Ilamilton Aileen Herhig Louise Hoffman Alice Hohenstein Betty Johnston Betty Jones Perees Magee Rachael Richards Billie Roberts Marion Sehirrman Betty Thorp Jean VValters Gardner Thorp Willard Dunbar Sch ofiy Hrerbig Jones Hohonstein Johnsfon Ifobarls Magee Richards Boo rd Davidson Shirrman Fellcner Conner Cooper Erwin Dalrgumple Walters Hamilton Ruby Kelso L var-h Pool Hanlcins Humphries Bush SOPHOMORES Marv Clements Bernadine Fouch 1 l l 'rl-ne :aaa ITTICLKIO FACULTY M E M Corrine King Miriam Martz SENIORS Mary Bishop Norma Ely Edith Lehman Laura Rawn Mary Shoemaker Mary Thompson BERS PHI MU Founded at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, 1852. There are 57 active chapters, 16 houses, and a total membership of 10,000. The Ohio Slate chapter, Upsilon, was founded on March 21, 1913, and is located at 1952 Iuka Avenue. JUNIORS Doris Daenitz Dorcas Hedges Helen Henderson Cledythe Junod Mary Kilgore Mary Logan Garnett Maize Jean Randall Florence VVhite Roberta Falkenstein Virginia Farber Vivian Freiburghouse Mary Jones Janet Leeder Margaret Markel PLEDGES Selma Bream Sally Ebcrly Virginia Fleming Evelyn Herron Rachel Hutchinson Claribel Leukhart Esther Patz Hilde Redick Virginia Tracy Marion YVhitehead Fleming Denkhart Herron Tracy Clements Hutchinson Jividen Bream Marlcel Junod Patz Falkenstein Farber Doevitz Henderson Jones Frieburghouse Randall Logan Young Rawn Leeder Maize Hedges Shoemaker White Lehman Thompson Ely Bishop TH6 I9-391'l'lCLlKl 4, ,rug-4-V , FACULTY MEMBERS Agnes Gordon Phoebe Paine Pauline Snyder SENIURS Mary Born Mary Brown Aileen Charters Bernice Crumley Elizabeth Dunn Dorothy Good Varinf llughes Martha King Theresa Marshall ALPHA XI DELTA Founded at Lombard College on April 17, 1893. There are new 55? active chapters with Q7 houses and a total membership of 9,500. The Ohio State chapter, Psi, was established on January 14, 1916, and the present location is at 76 Fifteenth Avenue. Ruth Moss Catherine Reading Helen Richwine Marjory ltunninger Marie Todd JUNIORS Beatrice Binder Garnet Cain Ellen Louise Clickinger Alice Good Harriet Hitchcock Helen MacDowell Cora Merkle Kathryn Paxton Jane Reed Elizabeth W'illiamson SOPHOMORES Virginia Bee Jane Blosser Virginia Jones Jane Love Kathryn Streich Mildred Zwick PLEDGES Evelyn Ackers Virginia Bing Jean Boerger Louise Broaddus Doris Clickinger Virginia Cohagen Dorothy Cainter Helen Gray Mary Gross Caralyn Hickey Esther Jones Lucille Masse Jane McClure Margaret McNamara Mary Randall Virginia Randell Joan Samson Betty Schutzenger Florence Smith Florence Tiernan Cris VVolf Tiernan Aekers Broadclus Gray Sehirtzinger Riehwine Cohagan Bing Samson Zwick McDowell McClure Counter M. Randall Wolf Bee V. Jones Merkel Reid Binder V. Randall Cain Hickey D. Clickenger E. Jones Moss King Runninger Hitchcock Charters Reading Good Streich Brown Marshall Born Williamson E. Clickenger Hughes Blosser Paxton Todd Brusman Smith -203- 0 l I THE l9991'l'1Cl-'KID J 934 1 'Q ,H , MQ , 1 , Ji., K. ,. fi CHI OMEGA Founded at the Uniwrsity of rlrkanxas, April 5, 1895, and the membership now exceeds 17,000. It has 87 active chapters and 50 houses. The Ohio State chapter, Zeta Alpha, was founded on Dlarch 12, 19111, and the present location is at 144 East Woodruff Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Jeannette Stein SENIORS Frances Bodfish Margaret Davidson Rose Fallon Helen Jane Mundhenk Marjorie Mundhenk Kathryn Sharpe JUNIORS Helen Brewer Aline Carey Frances Crippen Ruth Hizor Alice J anca Marjory Kissell Margaret Maxwell Jean Russell Jesse Thatcher Emily Youmans SOPHOMORES Clare Adams Mary Elizabeth Baggs Marjorie Evers Elizabeth Hume Mabelle Lathrop Anita Miller Mary Ruth Mootz Gertrude Textor Barbara VVelCh PLEDGES Margaret Annis Jeanne Belnap Margaret Bratton Betty Burns Jane Davis Peg Demorest Martha Denune Virginia Elliott Kathrine Ann Eva Martha Francis IIS Dorothy Goloy Martha Grove Mary Grove Betty Lou Lynd Lucille Mills Dorothy Ottenfeld Marlyn Robison Miriam Seiller Betty Smith Evelyn Smith Maxine Stahler Cathrine Turvey Virginia VVheeler Thelma Viloodruff Jeanette VVyeth Baumgardner Mills Textor Robinson Lathrop Belknap Iiratton Miller Woodruff Evans Baggs Turvy Lynn Smith Hume Stahler Davis Annis Mootz Thatcher Russel Davidson McLaughlin Mundhenk Fallon Bodji sh Janca -204' THE l999TY1d.KlO l gm I Al H la', iff fllfnfe 10:9 1: THETA PHI ALPHA Founderl at the IYIlt'Z'1'l'Sll.ll of Jlirhigan, August 30, 1912. There are IX active chapters and a total membership of 1,900. The Ohio State chapter, Gamma, was foumlml on April 14, 19523, and the present lwu.-re is located at 265' Fifteenth 1l'UI3IIIl0. FACULTY MEMBE Edna. Callahan SENIORS Laura Brailly Mary Louise Dchmer Rosina Deinlein RS Mary Deinlein Elizabeth Noe Estelle Romanick Dolores Swint JUNIORS Ennna France Mary Ryan SOPHOMORES Mary Longwell Kathryn Navin Edith Parker Joanne Seikcl PLEDGES Betty Anawalt Marian Eichenberg Edith Harig Helen Knaus Mary Jane Loucks Marie Ottle Jeanne Schott Alice Tripp Catherine VValler Betty Claire VV:-Lltz Vera VVelsh R. Deirllein Swint Dehmer Noe: Romarzick Brailly M. Deinleirl, Waller Seikcl France Lovzgwell I-oucks Eichcnberg Wfzlsh Parker Ottle Navin Ilarig Bore Waltz Tripp THE I9-391'TlCl-JKIO in if Dr! 6221 F91 SIGMA KAPPA Founded at Colby College, l'Vaterville, Blaine, in 1874.. There are 45 active chapters, 14 houses, and a total membership of 8,000. The Ohio State, chapter, Chi, -was established on May 19, 1919. The present location is at 2051 Iuka Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Mary Lou Pfening Helen Brown Phoebe Roberts Alice Moore Margaret Turner Mildred watson Alberta Yoereer Florence Zurhorst SENIORS Ruth Bryant JUNIORS Mildred Eger Helen Boyd Jane Jacobs Kathryn Brown Janice Kirk Ruth Ann Koch Elizabeth May Elizabeth Sauvage Melba Stephen SOPHOMORES Marjorie Jarvis Lois Kramer Nettie Noelp PLEDGES Madeline Black Wilda Bower Onalee Eddy Wanda Freeland Mary Lou Gainey Marjorie Hager Ruth Jacson Marjorie Reynolds June Shafer Alice Stump Ellen Tetreau Mary Tillotson Hildred Whitehead Adele Zimmer Sauuage Koch Gainey Whitehead Stephen Zimmer Jackson Tetreau Boyd Brown Eger Bower Tillotson Noclp Freeland Jacobs Bryant Yoerger Kirk Zurhorst Turner Pfening THE I9-39 THCLKIO 'lr I. lo! H? SIGMA DELTA TAU Founrlffrl at Cornell I711iz'ersify, Jlurch 17, 1917. There are 13 lll'hl'l'0 chap- fers. IU houses, and a total membership of 850. The Ohio State chapter, Gamnmrz, was established in 19121, and the eliupter house is lomlffzl at 64 Ifliffnenth .f1z'enue. SENIORS Dorothy Roth Miriam Solomon J UNIURS Gene Arnold Vera Etinger Louise Lebensburger Louise Lehmann Zelma Nathanson Marian W'eil SOPHOMORHS Pearl Burger hvlllllft Goldberg: Jane Ricky Jacobs Dolly Klar Alice Levenson Evelyn ltosenstein PLEDGES Ruth Adler Lucille Cohn Amy Jean Frank Edythe Fine Mary Jane Friedlander Dorothy Germansky Francis Joseph Ruth Lee Kamens Rose Francis Levenson Ruth Livingston Caroline Lourie Rosalyn Mathews Marian May Eleen Rosenbush Pauline Rothschild Dorothy Seuller Marge VVeiss Georgeanna Yuster Rosenbush Lourio Adler Cohn, R. Levinsovlf Weis FlTi0lllll7ldl'T Fine Yusfer Joseph Livivzysfon Gwrmansky Scullar Rothschild Mathews Kamens May Teibel A. Ll?1fiYlS0'll Rosenstein Rich Golllhcrg Klar Ifurgvr Nathanson Roth Arnold Solomon Lehman Lebensbergcr Weil Etinger I THE l999 'l l'lCl-'ISIC I 'I' if 5.1 95. ' '--9 ' ZETA TAU ALPHA Founded October 15, 1898, at the Virginia State Normal School. There are 63 active chapters, 30 houses, and a total membership of 10,000. The Ohio State chapter, Alpha Zeta, was founded Jlay 30, 1921, and the chapter house is located at 55 Fifteenth Avenue. SENIORS Kathryn Flocken Madeliene Harkins Dorothy Ingles Julia Meiser Martha Stattler Ruth Storck Bernice Werder JUNIORS Virginia Cooper Sara Davis Opal Foreman Bernice Fry Janis Millar Maxine Ulery Ruth Eddy SOPHOMORES Ann Pfcil Josephine Weaver PLFIDGES Ruth Blizzard Alice Clark Marjorie Davis Pauline Johnston Katherine Lewis Margaret Mc'Bay Dorothy Wilson Marion Zimmer McBay Blizzard Zimmer Storck Johnston Clarlc Wilson S. Davis Millar Meiser Pfeil Ingles Lewis M. Davis Cooper Ulery Haskins Floclcen Sat tier Fry Eddy Werder Foreman THE l999 THCLKIO l ,,,,- I A 'A' Ns. . . , i 9 ALPHA DELTA PI Founded at the lVl'.N'lI'.IflllI Female College, Jlaeon. Georgia. Nay 15, 1851. There are Sli active 1'lrapfer.v, Q!! houses, and a total fnzembcrxlzip of 19500. The Ohio State Flzrzpfer, Alpha Xi, was established on .lime 14, 1021, and ix located at 111,58 Iuka 1ll'I'Tlll!?. FACULTY MEMBERS Alma Heiner SENIORS Lois Dumenil Dorothy King' Catherine Lang' Glenna Mannon Ruth Mannon Mary Beth Prosser Margaret VVaite Cora VVQ-eht Marjorie VVest JUNIORS Virginian Hale Harriet McMillan Alum Morey Martha Millikin Anna. Marie liidenour S0 PHOMORES Evelyn Bowyer Juanita Friend Virginia Smith Mary Spun PLEDGES Frances Black Marjorie Davidson Jean Ellspermun Betty Hoodlet Jane Moore Helen Rogers Georgia Sindelar Geraldine VVilliams Friend Bowyer MrfMillm1 liidenour Moore Morey Sindclar Hoodlell Rogers Hlaelc Weeht Hale Smith Span Ellsperman Williams Waite Prosser Millilcin Ilumeriil R. Mannon, G. Mannon Lung King West l --rl-le :aaa mania 5, 515 9 3 gem H gm, - Q1 .Q If'-Fl 9 ig- 49 hYi2.f-qli.-- . .19-Y Qi Q93 in ALPHA EPSILON PHI l Founded at Bernard College, October 24, 1909. There are 23 active chap- ters, 9 houses, and a total 'membership of 2500. The Ohio State chapter, Rho, was established in December, 1921, and is located at 184 Fifteenth Avenue. Cornelia Stein SOPHOMORES Dorothy Joseph Madeline Levine Frances Schomer PLEDGES Eleanor Amdur 1 smuous Fanette Greenfield Beatrice Hirsh ' Doris Muslow Selma. Schoen JUNIORS Ida, Cohen Betty Friedman Lucille Baum Regina Colton Alice Goldberg Elsie Golden Doris Goldman Estelle Katzen Frances Kronheim Emily Laudenheimer Hortense Luria Rosalie Masirod Florence Piker Pauline Rappaport Elaine Sabod J. B. Shzmferman Mildred Spero Elaine VVeitz Helene NVolf Frances Zeigner Amdeer Shaferman Pikcr Goldberg Luria, Sabud Zeigner Katzen Colton Goldman Krohheim Weitz Mas-iroff Spero Wolf Luudefnhiemer Rappaport Golden Joseph Baum Levine Schomer Hirsch Greenfield Muslow Cohen Friedman -'rl-le :aaa mania l 6? I by KAPPA DELTA Founded at the Virginia State Normal School, Farnrvillc, Virginia, 1902. There are 72 active chapters, 24 houses, and at total nmmlmrship of 1I,700. The Ohio State Ulliversity chapter, Sigma Kappa, was founded April 27, 1922, and is located at Q29 Seventeenth Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Alma Palmer Alice Donnelly llelen Simpson Mary Louise Mark JVNIORS Mary Elizabeth Blackmore SENIURS Elizabeth Burrage Anne Blackmore Rowena Cook Ruth Cook Alice Culter Mary Kunklc Mary Ellen Harper Rachel Moore Eloise Lyman Jane Mills Thelma Simms Meredith Taylor Thelma Vance SOPHOMORES Glen Helpbringer Ruth Rose Esther NVard Etta Mae NVillis Josephine YVorthington PLEDGES Florence Allis Ann Baxter Ruth Blackmore Hila. Jane Higgins Mary Swank Louise VVashhurn Baxter Swank Washburn Ward Blackmore Rose Vance Willis H. N. Cook Moore Harper Allis Lyman Helplzringer Palmer Simms Simpson A. Blackmore Culter R. A. Cook Kunkle M. Blackmore Worthington -211- l THE I9-39Tl'1Cl-KID f r ' V I ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Founderl at the Virginia State Normal School, Farmville, ViT!1iH,i'i1lv, on, November 15, 1901. There are 25 active chapters and a totlal membership of 35700. The Ohio State chapter, Lambda Lambda, was established on December 9, 1922, and the present house is located at '70 Fifteenth Avenue. FACULTY SENIORS Dorothy Cummings Frances Bennett Edith Sniffen Carrie Flemming Genevieve Farmer Mary Rader Ralph Stogdill JUNIORS Margaret DeWitt Norma Johns Mary Short ,TQ PLEDGES Onabel Black Gladys Kennedy Ann Kinney Roselie Overturf Margaret Shelton Sh ellon Overturf DeWitt Kennedy St t K' O'Tool1, l Black ewar 'Lnney ' Flaming Bennett Farmer Johns Short Rader THE l9991'T'lCl-IKIO I .M L THETA UPSILON Foundrfrl at the l'niz'ersify of f'alifornia in 1914. There are now 27 active rhaplers. 23 houses, and a tom! nmnwrfrship of 1,100. The Ohio Smile f'h,Il1Pfl?7'. Delta, was founded on April 14, 15123, and the present house i.-f at QI!! Fifteenth Averzue. SENIORS Yetive Fissel Marjorie Groves Marion Pellow Donna Simmons Martha .lane Stewart Dorothy VVinemiller i JUNIOHS Jeanne Marshall Lila Poling Margaret VVesley SOPHOMORES Cornelia Kale Maxine Mooney Margaret Ann Perry Alfrieda Sarneeki PLEDGES Virginia Clatham Ann Cook Eileen Delzell Louise Koons Beatrice Remlinger Marie Shrimer Kathleen Smith Virginia Taylor VVilla Underwood Perry Smiila Cooke S11 rvufelfi Dzrlzrll Underwood Taylor Clapham Reinbinger Groves Kale Prfllou' Simmons Fissfcl Winwmillcr Marshall I THE i999 THQKIO 'ao MVA 4 xi' QQ, iff , 5' sf 5 Q '-K nfs l ALPHA CHI OMEGA Fou-ruled at DePauw University, October 15, 1885. There are 57 active I chapters, 46 ho-uses, and a total membership of 1Z,800. The Ohio State chapter, Alpha Omicron, was established September 14, 1923, and is located at 116 Twelfth Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Mary Ellen Hutton Hazel Pope SENIORS Barbara. Baker Irene Biddle Alice Buehrer Ethel Coleman Dorothy Danford Elizabeth Franklin Lois Ellen Goldsmith Mary Lou Goodman Edna Hilberg Arabella Hopkins Alice Roscoe Lelia Routzohn Lillian Steane Frances Stephenson Grayce Sutley Ruth Taylor Dorothy VVilson J UNIORS Ma rga ret Jane Aschinger Katherine Dolby Janet Miller SOPHOMORES Margaret Penny Margaret Shotts PLEDGES Harriet Altenberg' Edna Mae Campbell Mary Elizabeth Cooper Iris Craig Cornelia Fisher Nancy Gard Helen Knox Margaret Leonard Elizabeth Lewis Virginia McKeown Angelina Reed Jane Reason Marie Roberts Jean Scherr Elizabeth Shuniaker Elizabeth VVatt Edith VVeber Katherine VW-ber Yeva VVilson K. Weber E. Weber Fisher Reed Leonard Lewis Gard V. Wilson McKeown Sherr Altenberg Know Reason Craig Cooper Roberts Penney Shotts Walt Taylor Love Wilson Hilberg Sparks Dailey Miller Aschinger Biddle Goldsmith Sutley Roscoe Goodman Stephenson Rautzohn Steane Coleman Danforcl TH6 l999 1'I lC.l-KID I my l WS. wifi ALPHA DELTA THETA l'llHllllIe II af TI'Illl.V.ll1I'!lIlffL Volllfge in ilu' fall of 711111. Tlwre are 24 arfizvf Nzapfffrs, 5 lzouxffx. find ll Yolo! IIIl'lHIll'fSlll1l of ,?.UUO. The Ohio Sfate f'll!llIf1'l' Eta, was fozuulwl ,-lpril 4. 11121, and is Iomfzfzl ai ff!! Thirfwnlh 4'lZ'PIl1l!'. FACl'I,'l'Y M ICMBERS Bernice Horton Elsie Minton SENIORS Kathleen Bristow Frances lflwnlt Mildred Gia-gel' Ruth llolinun Beulah Pierpont Gladys 'lk-etc-rs Betty llliltll Virginia Vail .lame Vogel SOPI IUMORES Mu rgziret liuuerineister Alyce Neel PI, HUG ICS Virginia Benedict lit-tty Bogart Joscpliine llogart C?ltlll'l'lIll' Fulwider Mnrtlm Levelle- lidnu Martin llelenu M1-vkley Nlurjoriv Neel I'fr'r1m11t Martin M. Nev! M04-lrlvy I,o1.'UlIe Ra1u'rn1r'isfr'r Fulufzlcr D. lloyarl Benedict II. Bogart Holman I'fll'fllf Vail Gieger Twrffffrs A. Nail Bristow lv0!lt'l '2l5- l THE I9-39 TTICL-KID tawpifk if. ,J-' . ., 1 SIGMA PHI BETA Founded at New York University on Nove-:nber 7, 7020, There are 101 active chapters, 1 house, and fb total membership of 800. The Ohio State rhapter, Beta, was founrled in 1026, and is 'now Io:-ated nt ,106 Fifteenth Avenue. Mildred Cosco Vina Cunningluun Mary Foeke Lucille Gordun SENIORS Constance Jorgenson Helen Bone FACULTY MEMBERS Mary Magill Thelma. Beard Lillian Posch JUNIORS Marian Orrick Violet Stone SOPHOMORES Dorothy Johnston PLEDGES Elizabeth Fiekle Dorothy Johnston Virginia Shuif Goetting Ficlclc M. Coseo Shuff Gordon Focke Johnson Stone Banc Orrick L. Cosco Cunningham McCoy THE I9-39 TT'ld.'KIO l SFZNIORS Ethel Berlinc-r JUNIORS Frances Anschl Rowena Eclclson fm.--W w-no-3 --uv--f Q-can-w 1-.u-as -.1--sv QW. 'I g 3 5 ami? PHI SIGMA SIGMA Fozmrled at llunlzfr College. AIIIIWIILIIQT 26. 1913. There are 26 rwlizve clmp- fwrs, 20 IIUIINPN. Illlll fl lnffll nzrnibcrship of IJUO. The Ohio Slate !'hil1Pf0l'. Rho. was fiilllldfll ini Srfptrfnzber, 15228, mul is located at 20:7 Fourteenth x1'L'6l1ll0. I,ibI1ie Levin Rosalind Rum-n Hstvlle Slwrr Alice Sicgcl SOPIIOMOR ICS Phyllis I.e'vinmn I'I,I'IDGES Iivm-lyii Edelsun Edith Epstein ,XIIIIHIJFIIC Finke-I lrnm .Iossclson Sum-tte Roskoph 131-zntrive Rosen Annette Spcrling lic-ilu Suttin Madeline Tetz liz-rnice VVz11ker Jessfrlson Iioskoph Epsfein Edelson Spcrliny VI allcvr Suliin Finkel A nsclxl Sherr I Teftz Rosen B. Rosen Levinson Siegel Berliner Levin Edelson -217' l -rn-Le :aaa T'l'1C.l-KID DELTA SIGMA THETA Founded at Howard Uniz'r1r.wity, lVaxhington, D. C., in 1013. There are 56 active chapters, 50 houses, and a total membership of 2,5011 The Ohio State chapter, Epsilon, -was founded in 1919. SENIORS Mary Alston Grace Booker Olive Grier Sara Jackson Bessie Phillips Helen Shields Doris Weaver JUNIORS Elizabeth Brewer Lois Callaway Aretta Carter Juliet Coles Anne Medley Ruth Pius SOPHOMORHS Rosetta Jacobs Mae Murphy Austin K. Harrison Jackson Phillips E. Harrison Brewer Hunter Calloway Murphy Grier Weaver Carter Pius Patterson -218- ra fernifies I-IE lnrotlwerlwood .... tlwe oaddles swung .... tl'1e stories told ..,. tlfwat sorority lmouse next door .... lsrouse dances and lormals recalling moonliglwt niglfmts at country clubs . . . . lreslwmen calos and lwazing . . . . quick, eager lriendslmilos and unlorget- alnle memories ol tlwe lellowslwip. l THE i999 T'l lCL'KIO COUNCIL OF FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS .il'1ll'l!l' .,,.,,,,,.,........ . ,,.,,,,.l:1c'k Morris lllphri Phi lfho .,....,..,,, ........,,, l lobe-rt I,inn ,-llphrf Shi Sigma ,....... ,,,,,.,,,,,,...... 1 jillll Cm-cil zllllllll Epsilon Pi ,...... ,,,,,,,,, N 'Iiclincl Kmvzil .llphfi Ganima Rho ,,........,....,,, Herslicl Hcckcr lllllllfb Gamnzrc Sigma ,,,,.,. ......., 1 Xlvzi liricliforcl .-llphu Phi Drfllfr ,,,....... . ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Julin Purillu .llpha Rho Chi ,,,.,,....., ,..A,,, X Villiam llnlligrzni . J . .llphri Szgmu I hi ,,,,,,,,,.. lllpha Tau Omrfgrz ,,,,,,,. ........,YValtcr Gilmlurf Frederick Fitzgerald ,-llpha Zrffa ......A,,,,.,,,......,,,,,,,,,,,..,. De-llwr Kinscl lirffai I-frzppri ..,, livin, Them Pi .... Phi Phi ...,........,,,,,,,, Della Alpha Pi ,,,,,,,. Shi ,,,,,,,,,,....A,,,, , llrfllrz Sigma Phi ,,.... Ilflfllv Sigma Pi ....,,,, llrflfu Tau Drfllu ,,,,,,......, Della. ...,,,,,'1lllUII12iS Uusszlrcl .......,..Clmrlas Kurtz .,.....lIarry Ilzinclcs .M.,,,,,,.,.,,,.J0liI1 Lori' .....rHar0ld VVliillz1tcli ,,,,,,,....Hcrl1L-rf Frvy ......,,VV:1ltcr Miller ,,,,,,,,.,...J0scpli Hof'fcr Dvllzn Thefa Sigma ,,,,,,,.,,,... Franklin lionislic llrflfrc I pmlrnz ..,,,,,.,,,.,...r ,,,l3el1jaI11in Kncppvr Epsilon, Pxi Epsilon ,,,,,.,,..A... VValtcr Cuuglilin Kappa Delta Rho ...,..,,,, ,,...,. . lack Miclclla-ton lfappa Phni Kappa ,,,,, . ..,.,,,,,..Fl'iiIlk I'lElI'IIllHl lx appri Sigma. .,,,,...,....,,,,.,,. Victor Beirricklow Lflmhrla flhi fllphrl ,,,.,,.......r.,,,,,., VValtcr Stzipf Phi Bela Della .r,.,.. Phi Delta Chi .....,..l .......,,.,,.,,..HCFHl?iIl Slutzky , ,,.,.... Lawrence VVeuvcr Phi Ilwllu Tlzrffu ,,,.,, Phi Ifpsifnu Pi .,.,.,,,,,,, Phi flrinzinri llrflfa ...... Phi Kappa ,,,............,. Phi Ifuppa, Pxi ,,,....... Phi Kappa Sigma ,.,,., Phi lfuppu Tau ,,,.,,, Phi ,llu Ilrflfa .r,,.., Phi Sigma llwlfa .,....... .. Phi Sigma Kappa ...,.. Pi Kappa lllpha ....,... ,..,,..Iulin Gusliman ,,,,,,,,.,,,.l'lliz1s Jacobs . ....,,.,,,,,,, linlmcrt Curry ,,,,.Urlin Sclioenborn .,.,,,,,,WiIlard James ,,,,....Myrmi Kanet r,,,,,Dz1vicl Haskell ,,,,,.,,.,Hnrnlcl Smith .....,Snnfnrd Billstcin ,Jnlnx Messmly ,,,,,,l l'1-cl Trimmer P1 luippa, Phi ,,,.,,,,.,.,.,..........., Robert Crossley Sigma zlillllllf Epsilon ,,,,, Sig ma A-I lphri All ii ....... Sigma Cfhi ,,,.,............ Sigma Nu ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.... Sigma Phi Epxilou ........ ,,,,,,,,,Kl'lll!Ctll Boesel ..,,,l+lmlwzLrcl Friedlob ,,,,,,,,,,l3yl'0Il Snell .....,,.I:x1ncs VVisc ..,....,.Insc-pl: Morton Sigma Phi Sigma ,,,.,,.............,,, .lnlxn McQueen Sigma, Pi ..,....,.,r..,,,,,,, Tau Hpxilml Phi ....,..,, Tau Kappa. Epsilon.. Th I4 fa Uhr ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,... I Tlirita Kappa lhi ...,... H Them I rr ll .r,r.,r..,,.,,..,, Thmfa AX 1 ,,,,,,,,, ......,, Triunglw ,,.. ......,. Zola Iirffa IPIIII ,..... ,,,,,,,H1-rlmcrt llrownlcce ,,,,,,.Andrcw Knufcr ,,,,,,,,Rulxcrt Finke .....,Hnwnrd Knapp ,,,.l+ldxvz1rcl Kirchner .,.....,,.,,,,Fre-d Barber Bl0l'tlllll'l' Lawrence .,,......,..,,,,,Fra11k Vorac ,,,,,,Gcnrgc Ncwumrk Iironrnlee Panillo Linn Gossrwd Lawrence Gibbs Jack Vorac Fitzgerald lfillstrfin Lorr Lanrlrcs McCaughrin, Young Slapf Knapp: Deming Ifomslzc Haslrvl Hacker Frey Trimmer Curry .larobs VV8lI'UIiT Crossley Snhovnlzorn Mzrsserly Kin hnrfr Smith Knepper Middleton Snell Cushman Kinscl Finke Slutzlcy Halligan Levine 220 - Tl-ie :aaa 1 l lQLKlO l INTERFRATERNITY PLEDGE COUNCIL , I Facia ,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,llpha Chi Rho ,...... illphre C'hi Sigma ,... .iiilllfb Epxilon Pi ,A...... . .llpha Grrmnm Rho .......MeKee Cornett ...nltieliurd .lneobs .....Jsunes Colenmn .........Joc Sl'lIXV2lI'tZ ...Jzxek Stephenson .Ilpha Phi llwlfa ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, D ominie lienclzt ,ilpha Rho Phi.. .Ilpha Sigma Phi .... ,Ilpha Tull Omega. lizfm Ifapprr ,,,,,.,,,,,, lirfm Them Pi ,,,A,, .. ....,, Eugene Sehrumm ...........Hz1rry Cimnp ........Juck Cookston .........Robert Clark ,llphri Zwhz ,,..,,........... . .......NVilliam MeI.eod ...,...,....,Miles Reed V115 Phi ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, llenjaunin Shearer Ilrfim Alpha Pi ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,....... . Tohn Peek Delta Chi ,,,.,A,.,,,......... .......,.,.,.... D ale Moyer llrlta Sigma Phi .... lhflfu Sigma Pi ...., . Delta Tau. 13111111 .....,,. . Ihflfa Iv1lSl1IlIl ......,..,. ..,, Kappa Delta Rho.. Kn p pa Sigma .,,.,,.,,.. Lrnnbda l'hi .llpha .,...... Onmga Tau Sigma ,,,.., . Phi Beta Dwlfa ..,..A.. Phi Delia Chi .,.... ...Georges Menges ............John livains ........Clyde Phillips ......Vl'illiziIn North .Tll0I1121S Simmons ..............Jzick VVclch ......John Maxwell .,.,...,....Bill Rhodes .Herman Gerslmw .......VVilford Clark Phi lhflfu Thwlu ....... Phi Epsilon Pi. .,,,,,, . Phi llunmm llwlln ,,,,, Phi Kappa ,............ . Phi Kappa Psi ,,,,,,,,.,, ..............T:l1neS Horn ..........Damiel Reinstein George MacPryor ........I.eroy Campbell ..........'XI'tllllT Sterling . .Juek IIODCPIIIEIII Phi Kappa Sifflllll ,,,... .,,. ,.,... Phi Kappa, Tau ,,..... Donald Heekmun Phi Jlu, Dvlfn ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,.,,.. Zophar Warner l,IIiNifjIllCli1,l'H1f ,,,.,,,.,,.. Phi Kappa ,llphu ,,,.V,,, Leo nztrd Greenberger .,............Robert Hunter Pi Kappa Phi ,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Niynzri ,Ilphrr lfpxilon ........ Sigma ,llphrn ,llu ,,,,,,, .......Gerald Sibley .......John Mzithiels ..........C'eei1 Marks Niyma C hi ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.. ....,,. I Iurvey Burret Sigma Nu ,,,,....,......., .,.,, ....,,.,,,, I 4 'rancres Taber Sigma Phi Epxilnn ,..,, Sigma Pi .....,,.,,,.,,,,.... Tam lfpxilon Phi ......... Tau Kappa Epsilon... ,,,, , . .. ,,,,,,,. Robert Krefllow ..........Mack Sifford ....,....,.Milton Grossberg ,....VVillizun Benoit ...Byron Talinzige Thrfla C hi ..................,.., ...... Thrfm Kappa Phi ........ Thrffa 711 ll ............... Thwfa Xi ............ Trirznylcf ............... Zlfla Beta Tllll ....... .........Joseph Ford .........CllllI'lCS Griffith ...Howard Heffley ..........liussell Deitz .......Jerry Hofnniyer Phillips Simmons R1Ll11 n0wifz Born Reed Sibley SIL carer Wnlzrh, Marks Prior Blow Kreglozv Hunter Griffith, Sterling Campbell Clark F amp Macleod Schram Talmage Evans Harfmann Barrett Norfh Dinsmore M0y1r Hefiicy Haberman Sfephenson Deming Puffs Mathias Taber Rvinstein Jacobs -In I-He -i-aaa mgxio- PHI GAMMA DELTA PYUII-lldlfd at .lejferson f'olle.oe. cYflfl1l07lSZIiH'!1, PlfIl'I1N.IfIl'f!Hifl. Jlay 1, 1848. There are 73 active vlioptrffw. 73 h01l'S63, and a tom! mornbership of 2.'l.-700. The Ohio State rhopter, Omicron lieuteron, was founder! Qllareh 25. 7878. and is located at Q18 Sezvfiileenth Avenue. FA CUI,'l Y M li M ll lil R S George Arps John Cunningham Thomas Frenvh Charles Haut-lc Earl Manchester Allen McManigral Joseph Meyers Hoyt Sherman SENIORS Robert Allen VVillian1 Diehl John Dinsmorc Lewis I-Iinclnnan Robert Keating John Keevert Murray Rariek James Reed Rea Sherman Downs Spitler Emerson YN'ollarn JVNIORS Robert Briggs Harry liuelfley Charles Cliubb Robert Cron Robert Curry Ralph Davis Robert Gregg Dick lgou Donald Morris Van Rawn Austin Vl'hite Roger ll'hite SOPHOMC JR ICS Jael: Baker Herbert Caminerer Bosworth Farson Edward Janna Thomas Leahy Robert Nlclvor Richard Paugli VVilliain Roberts Richard Vance PLEDGICS wvllllillll qXtlc'oc'k George Ream Doral llc-rry John fllllllllb Karl Culler Harry Curtis James Davis Frecleriel: Dinsinore Robert Drake Freda-ric'k liclcley Edward Gamper Robert Greider William Houston John Hnling .lohn Jacques Charles .lelliff VVayne Ketner Al Leppiek Richard Iligrlit Ricliarcl Morris George Pryor Kenneth Rasmussen Robert Repp John Riley John Ryan Robert Small Neil Statler Marcus Soinmerschied .Xlbert 'l'ynan VVilliain Zollinger Gregg Zimmer liawn Igor: Hanna, Rariek Chubb Mac Ivor Roberts Pangh Cammerer L eahy Wollam Vance .Morris Cron Davis Farson Keating Briggs Keevert Diehl Allen Sherman Curry White Hinehman Dinsmore Tl:lE-I9-991'1 lCLKl0 I FA CULTY MEMBERS Joseph Denny Howard Hzunilton John Montz VVendell Postle Hurry Selnzlns George Siehert Henry Sinnns Fred Strother SENIORS George Berry Edward Clzunr Carl Dennison Joseph Hutter VVillard Jzunes Thoinas Jones :SEQ rg? ir PHI KAPPA PSI Founrlerl ul Jefferson C'olIeye, Crlnnrlnslzzliy. Plflznx-11lz'a11ir1. l eIn'1lru'y Iii, 1852. There are 52 active ehupfers, 49 houses, and a fetal membership of 22000. The 0hIo State ehrrpter. Ohio Delta, was founded on .llay 1-6, 1880. and is Ieerrfed at 124 Fourteenth .fl'L'enue. Norman I.z1thnn1 Bigelow Pope Stephen Stepznmian Boss Zeller James Zuber .IIYNIORS Jznnes Ball Cliurles Barr 'l'ed Brindle Robert Kumiei' Viiillizun I'IllIl1l1'I' John Maehledt VV:ilter MeCloy Alex Meyer Thomas 0'Slmug1l1esSy Charles Phillips Belden Scherer Robert Swartz SOPHOIVIORES Howard Boost' VVillizun Cl'1Zl.IIlli6'I'S James Child Scott Elsea John Hague Arthur Horr Szunuel Johnson David Jones liiehurd Lewis Bohert Potts PLE DGES liinerson Aukerlnnn Eugene Austin Danforth Ball I.loyd Bernard VV:1lter Bolton VV:-sthrook Browne Jznnes Claypoole John Dods Francis Gallagher Frank Johnson XVillizun Lindenberg Nolen Mills Melvin Nichol-s Jznnes Sanford Edward Smith Norman Spain Arthur Sterling XVoodford Thomas l Chambers Horr Child McCIoy Burr Lezeis Ports Elsea Hague Swarti Phillips Jones Boosc Latham Meyer Ifermison Maehlcdt B'ri'miIe Johnson Pope Scherer Zuber James Claar S1c'pa11zan Goodsell Berry Huffer l THE l999 TNG-KID if ljmvm an SIGMA CHI 992 Q39 Founded al Miami Ilrrirversily. June 28, 1855. There are 93 avlire l'h!Y11ll07'S, 89 houses, and a total membership of 28500. The Ohio State chapter, Alpha Gamma, is located at 5260 Fifteenth Avenue. FACULTY ME M I3 E RS Edwin Burdell Glen Dalton VVilliam Evans William Henderson Donald Power Robert Meiklejohn Alpheus Smith Richard Stevens Charles Vierck Volney Wilson George Twiss SENIORS VVilliam Biggs Junius Ferrall Ernest Otto Byron Snell Richard Smith Frederick Stakel Russell Saxby Paul VVilliams JUNIORS Bartlett Ewell Perry Garver Leonard Goss Ernest Ghrist Jack Jones Hubbard Kumler Richard Loofburrow Harold Needham Richard McCracken James Morris Melvin Ross Ben Williams SOPHOMORES Willis Bowers Robert Cheveraux Phil Fortman Russell Gardner Arthur llaines Robert Keiss Robert Lattimer Eugene McNeil James Pitcock Jack Ross Haskell Smith Robert Schaefer Delbert Tedrick Joseph Wiley Harold Zeigler PLEDGES Paul Cavanaugh Harvey Barrett Robert Barker Gilbert Beechle Frederick Brunner George Gaines Raymond Greene James Gates Robert Huiiiman VVilliam Dye John Immel James Kohr Charles Laub Howard Neipp VVilliam Rhodes Ronald Springer Herbert Story Judson Shattuck Harold Skellan Tedrriclc Bowers Kiess Chevraux Garver Ewell Ziefrler Gardner Morris Fortman Wiley Haines M. Ross Goss B. Williams Loofbourrow Schaefer Lattimer Biggs J. Ross H. Smith Pitcock Ferrall Stakel R. Smith Snell MacCrackeri Saacby P. Williams Gray l999 TTICLKI IVHS- J .. - ii J ,v 4 fi 1 Ing. if ef H'-if sw f in 04,4 ' , . ,- fb ,rf - ,.:,.sv.gi iff ze ,fr L 1 'ffl' if .1 wifi f aff' Ll? PH I DELTA TH ETA 1 f 1 I 1 Foumlzfcl ul Jliumi I'r:iz'm'xify, Ileeenzlwr Lili. 1848. Il was lip rwfizvl chap- fers, fill lzouxzfs. null rn folfll menzlnerslzip of ,jfl.U0ll. The Ohio Slrrfe l'llfllIl1'l', Zela. was fllllllflfdl Uelolner ij. 188-2, and is loerlfrfrl ul Iliff Iuka ,lZ'l'Illlf'. FACl'L'l'Y MEBIB ERS XVilson Dumble VVilliam McPherson Fred Milligan Asbury Odebreeht Montgomery Pike Gilbert Riddle Harry Rogers VVilliam Stone Adolphe VValler SENIORS Austin Corey Robert Elberfeld Charles Etherington Henry Gurney Paul Loeber VVilbur Mahaffey Joseph Moss Charles Rogers Russell Spencer George Vincent JYNIORS Robert Blue Lawrenee Clark John Cox Farl Cramer John Gushman Josiah Ilerbert Eugene llutchens Philip Johnson Don Kaiser John Matson Glenn McClelland SOPIIOMORHS Frank Anderson George llonnell Dwight Creamer Carl Deadman VK'illiam lflberhardt Harold Granger Homer Illlglllllllll Robert Ives Morgan Jones Riehard Meflurgr James Moore John Prior Gilbert Ray James Stoltz Eugene Thompson PLE DGICS Fred Alther Richard Reltz Arthur Roueher Vlfulter Cramer VVilliam Crawford Riehard Uerry Leonard Faurot Mark Fleming: Carl Gilerest John Hironen George llitt Jack Hohnstine Jack Hudson Harry Keys Leland McClelland Edward Miller Ralph Miller Charles Milligan Richard Morgan James Prior Robert Rinehart Ralph Samson John Sarber VVilliam Scott VVillis Steinman Philip Stoltz Reed Taylor Adrian VValliek Frank NVbite Gorncy Stoltz MeClurg Creamer Granger Hagamu n, Jo n me Ray Hutchins liormfell Ives Kaiser MffClollarul Ilerlmrl Matson Cox Cramer Hberhardt Clark Spenser Mahaffey Idlhrcrffcld Ellzorington Gushman Loelmr Rogers Harper Moss Russell O I I THE l9991'TlCLKl0 I... e CHI PH I lullllllflffl nf the Ftfllwyfzf of Nrffc .7rer.w-11 in 18.24. 'I'lu'rrf arf' 32? flf'Ii'L'l4 wimp- fffrs. 3:2 houses. mul Il tofu! nlzfnllnmvlzip of 122.100, Ohio Slalrf whapzter. loin. was fozllrrlerl in IXXQ? and is Iowlfnd at 2000 IIIIHHIHIIII ,'l'l'l4Il1l0. FACL'I,'l'Y BIIQBIISHIIS Samuel Colmlm Natlmn Nlurpls- Lawrence Snyder George Vlvilblillllfll SENIURS VVilli:lm Beyer' Edward Horn Karl Carter Lincoln Killmnrne Harry I,:1nrln-s Robert Nurris Albert 'l'lm1n:1n .TVNIORS Frederic fl0lll'2ld Paul Uenn Frederick Flllwzlrcls Jolln Holmes VVilliurn .Ieelu-ll Russell lA'2lHlll'i' Curl VV4-stling Jlkllll VVunsowitz lizllpll llall .luek llzunmrmcl SOl'Il0MUlll'lS 'l'lu-nm Jenkins , .4 f'll?lI'lt'S .lolxnson lillll llnrrls , u I . v ll zu ren Imxpp hzlrle Muck X lv .ll 1. Wk Y 1,1-l:u1rl Wm-are 1 my .w .1 mm sn 5 ' liulu-rt lxlUllS2lI'I'ZLt , 1 , v .Irvlsn Moore PI'l'Dc'I4'b Benjamin Shearer George lirungurd liielmrcl F-lmerman Artlnxr Dunn Seth Snyder Jolzn Gillette Um-ne Suffel Wears Harriss Conrad Imusurn Trucsdell Holmes Mack .lmzlrall Ed7l,'!L7'dS Wonsowitz Dann Ilccycr Born Lamles Clzapmun Carter THE IBB? 'l'1'lO.FxlO l 5 -ng? 1 f fit? BETA TH ETA PI Fznzlllflwfl at Jfianzi lvlIi'l'I'l'Nif.Ij, Orford, Ohio, on .'lIl!fIlSf 8, 1839. Thrfre Ilfl' 87' 1l!'Ii1'e elzapiers, X7 lzousrfx. and fl total 1rre:r1Iwrsl1i11 of 35.000, Ohio Sfllfl' rlzrapter, Theta Delta. :ms fnunfled in 1885 and is Ioerzivzl at 165 Fifteenth .1Z'l3I11l6. FACULTY M R Nl I3 E RS Herschel Arant George Rolling Robert Rruee Kenneth Dameron VViliiam Graves Capt. Lloyd Hamilton Osman Ilooper VVilliam Magruder Robe1't Mathews Delbert 0hertenH'er Edwin Pahlow John Shepardson VVilbur Sie-bert Henry Van Rnwkirk SENIORS Timothy 1xl'lllStI'OI1g' William Carroll Theodore Emery Lloyd IilV2'IlS Tahlman Krnmm Charles Kurtz Rodney Seott Charles Woodbury JUNIORS Ray Alter Gerald Boyd Robley Bruee George Campbell VVilliam Cherry Fredrick Gantt Robert Kelley Lzuvrenee Laybonrne Dennis Newman Edwin Peek Henry Schmidt Robert Stewart James Sutherland Robert Tumblesoin SUPIXONIORF'-S Francis Lee Renton Hugh Bone uvllllillll Dittoe VVilliam Hatton Robert llaverfield Jack Maehin Paul Miller George Neal Robert Potts Theodore Rosequist NValter Rudin Richard Theobald VVilliam VVestwater Damon NVQ-tzel PI,RIDGRS Ren Alvoid VVilson Axline John Boyd George Cole Donald Cook VVilliam Decker NVilliam Drennen Ray Rvans William Evans Riehard Gardner Freeman Gehris VVilliam Gilmore Robert Hoiles VVilliam Janes Kenneth Kinnear Donald Koegle llruee Lavbourne Andrew ilaeonaehy John Malloy 'l'om Morris Stan O'Neill Miles Reed Charles Sehauseil Jack Sellenings Foster Shawan Robert Sonthard Richard Vaughn Tumbleson Rosequist Potfs Westwater Dittoe Bone Neal Hatiovx Machin Cherry Campbell Aller Rudin Benton Carroll Miller Peck Kellzy Srlzmidt Laybourmf lf'Ve1zeZ Gantt Hazrerfcld Stewart Armstrong Krum Evans lyoodbury Kurtz Newman Bruce Sutherland l THE l999 TYICLKIO A ' 'N SIGMA NU Founrlecl at Virginia Jlilitary Institute in 1868. It consists of 98 nclizm nhapters, 83 houses, and a total membership of 321100. The Ohio Slate 1-hapter, Beta Nu, was founded in 1891 and is Ioenlerl at 2? SlfIJtC0'Ilfh, Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Frank Beach, John Carruthers James Fullington Darwin Hindman Norval Luxon Christopher Sheri Earl Tussing Harold VVhitaere SICNIOHS Vaughn Chase Charles Fram- Richard Gould Xl El ll Herschel Headley Howard K raft Robert Melntire Hubert Miller William Newton Elmer Norris Paul Schepflin Lionel Sorensen Paul Taber Ted VVilson James Wlise Franklin VVitmer Malcolm VVolfe JUNIORS Robert Bebb Fletcher Bennett Frederick Bokop Eugene DuBois Arthur Hyde Otto Janssen NValter Speiser SOPHOM ORES James Benedict Hugh Hawley Robert Merkel Gayl Metzger Oscar Moss Robert Ross Larrie Ryan John 'Von Stein Benjamin VVatson Allen VVolfe PLEDGFS Grant Holton Lewis Bower William Burrows Wesley Curry Virgil Fogle Stanley Godown Robert Jones Paul Lehman Samuel Lytle VVilson Ludwig Lorenzo Mathews Carl McCloud Frank Ralston Francis Taber Clifford VVagner Charles VVood llerhert VVorkman Speiser Benedict Bokop Lyon Hyde Wolfe Ryan Bennett - Von Stein Moss Hawley Sehepflin Kraft Miller Headley Metzger Wzlmer Wolfe Newton Gould Wise Chase Sorenson Wilson -TH-el :aaa manic FACULTY ME M R E R S Joseph Gourleyne Silas Harris James Hopkins Joseph Park Samuel Rasor George Rightmirc Lyn St. John SENIORS George Armhrecllt Richard Baclnnan Herbert Rarnehey Roger Berkshire Thomas Clark .'...'...', . 'Q W ' if in dxf fl.. 'f 'I' VY. ' fi Q ' , fm U gi 'sn g A 3 5. A! 'Q ' 8 ,af . .ff Q S F F ALPHA TAU OMEGA 130111111011 at Virginia Jlilitary luxfifule in 7865. There are 9,4 ar-flzvf whop- trfrx, 7,7 lzouxes, and a- total nzernlwrdzip of 211700. The Ohio State ehuptrfr. Beta Omega, was founded in 18112, The present location is 1143.2 ll'alzlez'lf Roland Hahn Robert Harley Ralph Lucas Robert McElroy Morgan Mulvey Richard Sheller Duncan Spark Robert Spragg Gustave Stanko Ray Stewart Frank Veirs Alexander VValters J UNIOR S Jack Chapman Fred Fitzgerald VVilliam Kettler Leon Mathews George Nigh Rohert Scott George Scully James VVOod SOPHOMORES VVilliam Davis Richard Davidson Edward Gillette Ned Gilliland Charles McDonald John Pausch Harry SCOtt PLEDGES Stewart Allan Frank Bartholomew Donald Boyer Fletcher Bilger Dale Carmine Jack Cookston Don Gype Joseph Heyman Lehman Hollinger James Scott Harold Stebick Charles VVood H. Scott Scully Wood M1-Donald Gilliland Davis Chapman Mathews Fitzgerald Kettler Housley Walter Spragg Stewart R. Scott Johnson Py Veirs Armbrccht Mr'Elroy Shcller Clark Harley FACULTY MEMBERS JUNIORS Kenneth Claypoole Charles Duncan l THE 1999 THQ-KID L SIGMA ALPHA EPSILUN Founded at the University of Alabama, flfamclz. 9, 1856. There are 106 active chapters, 91 houses, and a total membership of 362000. The Ohio State chapter, Theta, was founclecl in 1892, and is located at 1934 Inflianolrc Avenue. W. W. Charters Dwight Smith Carl Steeb SENIORS Ronald Ansley Whitney Banter Kenneth Boesel Philip Conklin John Hall Dwight North Frank Sellers Joseph Shephard Richard Shirey Frederick Stecker 7 Robert Yan Blaricom Arthur Bisbee Howard Claypoole Emil Colucci Edwin Eldridge Fred Fitzer George Mandula Marion Packard Frank Smith Victor Thompson John VVilliamson Harvey Young SOPHOMORES VVilliam Allyn Robert Bright Paul Rrumm Harry Burkett George Colville Donald Converse Myron Kincaid James May Albert Maunard John McKenney VVilliam Poe VVilfred Smith James Bogelsang Frederick VValton PLEDGES George Balentine George Burrel Thomas Clark VVilbur Copple Leon Dore Richard Dressel Harry Faught Robert Finieal Frank Fisch VVilliam Fraser John Gramling Harry Harmount VVilliam Hass Robert Hill William Inskeep Richard Irwin Robert Kern William Lindsey Jolm Mathias Harry Murphy Earnest Roush William Ruemele John Strater Robert wllSl'IIlZl!l Converse Williamson Poe K. Claypoole Smith Fitzer Bright Thompson Siemon Colucei North Van Blaricom Stocker Hall Richards Schuhach Brumm Tinsley Sellers Bisbee Boesel Shirey E. Claypoole Eldridge Banter THE l999 TT'lCL'KlO I FACULTY MEM B HRS George Eekelberry VVilliam Griltith George Havens George McClure Samuel Renshaw William Rose Austin Sprague SENIORS Fred Abbott Robert Beaman Lloyd Bogart Joe Holter VValter McSherry Robert Spurrier ,fww-,,,f JI' -'- sf I 1 fr it v DELTA TA U DELTA l'lUlllllIl'!1 af Bethany College. lVrfxf Virginia. in, 1859. There url' 7-7 IH'fi'l'l' vlmpfrfrx. 6,4 houses, and rl. fufnl m4'mb1'r.vhip of 251100. The Ohio Shri:-' r-lmplwr. livin Phi. was f0lllllII'lI on Nozvfnzber 18, 1894, and is luvafrfrl ul SU TlIfI'f!'1'llfh -17.'I'IIIlF. Douglas Sterner John VVoods J UNIORS Robert Gibbs Robert Hodson Robert Keiser Elliot Kimberly Francis Mowery Charles Parker Reginal Testiment Martin Vidis VVilliam VVithgott SOPHOMORHS John Benninghofen Thomas Boltz Charles Cochran Charles Ebersold Homer Luburgh William McCrackin VVilliam Noble James Peebles William Boyer Richard Sterner PLEDGES Edward Anglin Robert Anglin Tod Cropper James Daly Donald Deitrich Dean Glass VVilliam Keller Clarence Long Eugene Landon Howard Lord Harry Miles Donald Miller Clyde Phillips Stanley Rose VVilliam Stahl John Shank Thayer Savage VVayne Shepherd VVarren VVhitlinger Noble Cochran Horlson Mz:Craclrz'n Lubu rglz Kimberly Gibbs Parker Ebersold Be1mingl1ofr r1 Vidis Sterner Woods Henman Hoffcr Keiser McSl11arry Withgoft I THE l999 THCLKIO 3225?-2 KAPPA SIGMA Founded at the University of Virginia on December 10, 1869. There are 108 active chapters, 04 houses, and a total membership of 32300. The Ohio State chapter, Alpha Sigma, was founded on illarch 22, 1895, and is located at 1842 lndianola Aveiliue. FACULTY MEMBERS James Blair Arthur Brant Charles Bumer James Cray Verum Davies Paul Elleman Clarence Ellis Rus Geil Emory Glander George Hoskins Francis Kintz Francis Landacre Clarence Laylin John Lyman Hugh Means John Means Russel Means Henry Taylor John Wuichet Luke Zartman SENIORS Louis Baldwin Kenneth Bessey Alfred Heizer Richard King Kirts Osborne Elno Powell Richard Shelton JUNIORS Edward Armbruster Victor Barricklow Leroy Bishop Theron Hatch Carl Jones Robert Mullally Wilson Stephanson Carl Williamson John Wuichet SOPHOMORES Herman Gibson VVoodroW Linton Myron Maullar John McAfee Regis Monahan Robert Reilly Tom Simpkins VVilliam Sinkey Hugh Straker Glenn Warren John VVhite PLEDGES Carl Beckwith Paul Brodrick Herbert Brungart David Crandell Allen Dolby Robert Dundon Robert Evans Thornas Fox Donald Glander Mac Henney Charles Larry Richard Parks Martin Sharp James Temple Robert Thomas Ellis Waldron Harold VVashburn .lack VVelch l Monahan Mullally McAfee Sinkey Warren Stracker T. Williamson Bishop White C. Williamson Hatch Maullar Reilly Simpkins Gibson Linton Wuichct Stephenson Shelton Heizer Osborne Baldwin Barricklow Bessey King Armbrustcr Straker THE li-99 THQ-KIL? ' I ALPHA ZETA Fozllzrlerl af fhe College of ,'1!fI'll'lllflll'1? of Ohio Stafe I,vlIl'l'l'l'8lflll on Novem- bu , IXH7. llze iniiirll ehapler being IHIOTCIIV as the Torcnsheizrl ehapter. ere are 40 aelire chapters, 5 lwu.-:as and 11,000 nzemlferx. The present Th Ioerzfion ix LM East Thirieentlz .'1z'e11'11e. FACULTY MEMBERS Joseph Gourley Robert Roth Geor fe llennin Elmer Rowalt Carl Arnold liavntian Jackseii Jolm Sitterly Rodcrlck Burden Do-nald Kavs VVilbur Stewart Frank Beach Alex Laurik 1A.Sh.l. Stone CIWICS Blackman Chester Lang Harold Twitchell Isrfwl Blfillsel' Jolm Lyman' Adolph VValler Harold Borst Charles McBride Charles VVillard Lawrence Brubaker Glen McCuen Pfilll ZHIl1bI'0 Lewis Chadwick James McClintock Joel Coffey Dillon Myer SIQNIORS George Crane Raymond Cray John Cunningham John Dowler Hoffman Erb Oscar Erf John Falconer Paul Fankhouser Carl Gay llershel Nisonger Ralph Bender llarrv O'B ' ' ' men Max Cavana, h Herbert Osborn VVilliam Palmer X S Max Drake I Jolm l lenderson Charles 1 lumb Gustav Poesch Eliner Henry Delber Kinsel llarry RHIIISUYVPT' Randall Liming Chester Reed Dah- Miller Xvllllillll Robinson Lloyd Morningstar Russell Rhoads Hobart Soekman Kenneth Throekmorton Marshall VVl1isler J UN IORS Dale Bee Clifford Black Robert Calhoun Byron Gamble Eldon Groves Russell Kline Karl Obrecht Raymond Pifer Halclon Sabroske VVilliam Smith VVilbur Tullis PI,l'lIJGl'lS Herbert Baker George Barrett Harry Balthasar Stark Beard Vernon Benroth Robert Clark David Coover Mathias Dietrick Kenneth Eby Byron Good l'lugene Good Virgil Hamilton Roy Hartley Marshall Hervey VVilliam Hoover Robert Kibby Earl MeMunn Gordon Rathbun Alvin Reuwee Charles Steinebrey Orvin Traver Heber Vance George XVilkerson Robert Williamson Sabroske Pifer Ilurtleif Trarer Balfhasar Mornivigslar Beard Iiarrutf Kline Groves lfhnads Calhoun Cara nayh Henderson Good Tullis Gamble Blaek Henry Ulrreeht SOL'k7l1ll?l Kinsel Bender Smith, Throckmorton, Mfllfrr -233- l THUG- :aaa manic DELTA CHI Founded at Cornell Unvi'vcr.vity, October 30, 1800. Thom are 38 active chapters, 20 hou.w4.w, and a total membership of !l,5 00. The Ohio Stmte chapter, Zeta, was founded Dfuy 30, 1002, and is Iorrztod at 1001! lfuka flvenuo. FACULTY M EMBE Huntley Dupre George Rightmire Albert Scheidt SENIORS ' Edwin Augspurger Eugene Baumgarten William Bloor Arthur Harrison Robert Hartley James Huber Elmer Johnson 1 Raymond Laybourne RS Robert Lively David Riley Carl Tucker Harold VVe-lhnan Harold VVhitlateh JUNIORS Mason Blair Edwin Charles George Hays Richard Humphrey Edward Lang George Raabe Howard Raabe Loraine Sandberg SOPHOMORES Robert Burkitt Edward Currin Jack Day Louis Fenning Robert Jones VVarren Jones Paul Machivina Donald Peabody Howard Seibert Donald Young PLEDGES Philip Archer James Bowser Jolm Catlett Kenneth Everett Charles Kauffman Henry Larsen Edward Lehman YVilliam Long Richard Lucas Paul Miller Dale Moyer Otis Mushrush Daniel Roberts Richard Tully Vernon Wallace W. Jones Eurkitt Lang Sandberg Peabody R. Jones Fanning Machmlina Charles Day Wellman Tucker Poppleton Crowley Young G. Raabe Hays Humphrey H. Raabe Huber Whitlafoh Riley Johnson Harrison Hartley Augspurger THE l999 THCLKIO ,Al ALPHA GAMMA RHO 1511111311011 in 190.7 ul Ubin Sihllff' l'11iz'fr.vif-11. Tlufrrf url' -'?J acfirv f'l1f1pfv1's'. 'X lmusrfx. and ll Iota! niafmlrrfrsllip of U.UUrl. Thr llI'I'.W'IIf lflfflflfllli is 10711 Iuka .'1Z'l'lIIlI'. FA CULTY M ICM I3 E RS Carl Gay Layman Jackmn GC-orgc lVlc'C'lurv Clarcncc' Mvllunald YVvncllc l'aclclm'k Chester lit-ml SENIORS David llavhtm-l Dorris lirivgvl John Calclwvll Jean Dill L00 Gailin llcrsclwl llt-ckvr livland llouvvr Carl Ii0llIIlf'yl'I' liltun lllmall Edward Siclnvr VVilhnr Stuvkvy Xvlllllllll 'l'uclor .lame-s NValnlcn .IYNIORS Curtis: l'rmnln-5' Mvlvin liasturclay l'carl lfuglc' .lust-pln l'1-ta-rs D1-an 'l'rvscl1 Darius VVashhurn SUVIIUMOHES Frm-d Charles VVt-ncllv Palm Kvnnvtlx Rive .luhn Sitvs Marvin flrich Gritiith Williams l'lil'llXll'lS lillmt-ll licatty xvllllillll lllHVk'l1 Russell Chapman Clivstc-r fllllIlC G4-ur,f1v Craul l,avc-rnv llivke Ularcncc Durstine Uharlcs Frank VValtlo Hale ltiuhard llall John lnske-c'p 'l'ln-reon Johnson lla-rlwrt Mehrling Imwis Ovvrturf liaynlund Reed Donald llehl Russell Snyder John Stephenson Atwn-ll Wallace Waits-r VVcin1er Easterday Trush Ulrich Tudor Peters Rice Bach tal Hoover lValdcn Loh mar Dill Caxlzrvll Silas Ifliolul Brigle Hvvlfvr Fogle Cromley l THE l999 TNG-KID P4 ' f f aa Jai. DELTA UPSILON Founded at llfilliams College in 1834. There are 58 active chapters, 52 hon-ses, and a total membership of 252500. The Ohio State chapter was founded onDeeembe1' 9, 1904, and is located at 32 Sixteenth Avenue, FACULTY MEMBERS Lawrence Jones Donald Riley Earl Wiley Guy Wiser SENIORS Russell Brown Howard Davies Bruce Davis William Hale Benjamin Knepper Eldridge Kuppinger John Lininger Howard Mattison Paul Miller Derwin Smith Joseph Thomas Allen Tracewell JUNIORS Alexander Gaal Joseph Gailus Charles Phillips Robert Summers Michael Vuchinich Herbert Zealand SOPHOMORES John Allen James Clar Howard Coe Willis Deming Richard Heekin William Lewis William Mautz William Ohl James Paul Hayden Rector Ronald Shepherd Jack Smith PLEDGES William Beers Joseph Boyle Arnold Buck VVilliam Clymer Charles Duemer Clo Edgington Robert Eichenlaub James Emery Harvey Ford VVilliam Francis Allen Ginzel Theodore Habib Robert Jennings Raymond Latham Charles Martin Theodore Miller William North Robert Reed William Ross Robert Sipprell Richard Weiskercher Turner Wiley James VVilson ' Latham Lewis Coleman Rector Paul Allen Zealand Deming U n Shepherd Mautz Ohl Smith Coe Summers Phillips Traoewell Deeg H. Davis Miller Davies D. Smith Brown Gaal B. Davis Mattison Kuppinger Lininger -rl-le :aaa TYIIGJSI-0 J if ECPE ' 'K SIGMA PHI EPSILON Founded at Rirhmond College in. November. 1901. It corwisfs of 67 aetive chapters, 52 houses, and a total mefmbership of 75500. The Ohio State chapter, Gamma, was founded tn, 1908 and is located wt 154 East Woodruff Avenue. PL E DGES VViIliam Croysdale SOPHOMORES llarold Glass John Howell Kenneth Kennedy FACULTY MEMBERS Fred Carlson Ralph Davis Leighton Foster L. Parker SENIORS Wilrnar Cowgill Walter Croysdale Harry Dorsey James Handley David Howell Gene Rouse Lowell Young JUNIOHS Harold Burkey Lloyd Carlson Alfred Crockett Robert Jones Kenneth Houts Kenneth Lower VVilliam Martin liiehard Miller Milton Miller Marshall Oliphant Philip Shumaker VVilliam McKinney David VVeber Joseph Morton Harry lVeyrick Justin Early Claron Greenho John llorning VVilliam Koogler Robert Kreglow Kenneth LandiS Donald Meredith Carl Mohdcr Ludwig Riechbauer Ric-hard Sterling Lloyd YVonsettler Croysdale Parker Nida, Weyrich Weber Jones Hosket Lower Houts Edmowston Iiurkey Placok ULiphant Handley Martin Crockett Miller McKinney Howell Young Morton Howell Rouge Porthouse Dorsey Kennedy THE I9-B9 THQ-KID an :- 3: I-11:5 , 1! ii G 1 'fi Qlgsif'-.Qi PHI DELTA CHI FACIlI,'l'Y M li Cecil Boorcl Cl2ll'l'lll'l' llrown Claire Dve I'w0ll7IflI'fl in Ihre department of phru'mar'y at the F11,i1r11i'sity of Qllicldyun on fVOZ'e'Hl1lNH' 13, 7883. There are rmzfizfe chapfew, ,ff hrnnwfs Milli rr total mrfm- lwrsliip of 6,f!00. The Ohio State chapter was foznulrfd May g?-'32 1908, fnul lim prrmmit location is 176 Fifteenth ,-lwnug, M li HRS YN'illi:1in All1'llill'I'Sl7ll VVilliz1n1 Melllierson Xvllllillll Mueller 'lYilli:un Stevens clll2lI'l0h VVillizuns GliAl7l'A'l'l'lS .lzunes lllzxnelmrml Robert Innis Karl Kautz Chester VVicln1eyer SENIORS Karl KllllfHlllIl xxvilltlgl' Me-reer Roger VVz1lk6r Lznurenee YVez1ver JVXIORS Gilbert Boesliaar Robert lirown .lolin Burnlizun lilinore Fuine YVilfrecl Gougli Louis Mielmcl Harold Pence SOPHOMORHS Hugli Grin: Joseph Mziksl Dwigrlil Stiles Pl,l4lDGl'lS .lerml llzxyless Vl'ilforcl Clark Roger Hubble 'llll0lIl?lS l,ow4len Veron Main Roberl Vl':1gner Furl Young Kaufman Rodgers Hart Wiley lflancluwzl Mon-er Grim Boeshur Brown Stiles Malrsl Pcnce Gough, Weaver Michael Walker P,,,. .- THE l999 TT'lCLfKlO FACUI.'l'Y MEMBERS liclgar Littlefield Carl Varvel Samuel Willainan SHNIOIKS Herbert Brown Orville Foy James llart Arthur l.eisk Edwin Monroe SIGMA PI S. Founrlerl af l'flI!'l'llllPS IvIll'l'l'I'Slf-If in 18127. There are 420 n1'Iiz'0 chapter 22 houses, and ll total menibrfrxliip of 5400. Thr' Ohio S1010 fhapfer, Gamma, was fmuirlall in, 7908 and ix now Ioeatrfrl at Q8 Ifliflwwiilli .1z'enue. llwiglit Pettay Justin Polen Franklin Spenee .IVNIORS lidwin Allen Lawrenee Biddle llerlxert Brownlee llolvert Colburn Lorenzo Henretty llay lluelnrnuncl Frank Sereelj August Sorensen Glenn Vl'liinnery Paul Vlvriglit PLE DG ES Elmer Bayer Steve Boeeia Rupert Cliallee lioliert lfllsassei' Boyd Graliain Robert Illlillllilll Leonard Kline Raymond Bloff Harold Peterson Evan Phillips Clyde Reich Maek Sifford llolner Silver Raymond Slaliaugli Lionel Smith VVesley Young Donald Zeller Colburn Krumm Sorensen Iiaym' Boccia Kline Ruohrmunrl Sercelj Wright Brown Lcisk Allan Whirmery Hcnretly Monroe Coy Hart Broirrzlec Polen Pcttay Spencer l THE l999 THCLKIO C I ALPHA SIGMA PHI Founded at Yale College on December 6, 18.45. There are 33 active chap- ters, 27 houses, and a total membership of !2,500. The Ohio State chapter, Zeta, founded in 1908, is located at 130 East lVoodruj' A-venue. FACULTY MEM Roland Allen Herbert Atkinson Robert Collins Morgan Davies Schuyler Foster Herman Heil Robert Higgy James Morrill SENIORS Emil Andrews Theodore Dixon BERS Ned Potts Stanley Scholz Maurice Schelleuger JUNIORS Ralph Bayer Earl Clark Robert Fox VValter Gilsdorf Robert Gray Louis Gump Eugene Johnston Albert Sclinoutlcr WVilbur Scholz Eugene Schute Howard Stehmiller SOPHOIVIORES Carl Morganstern Julius Neill Lawrence Sharp William Todd PLEDGES Richard Abicht Robert Bair Sam Busich Thomas Forrest Orian Frey Harry Gump Robert Johnson Robert Maclntyre James Muzik Edward Nicklaus James Pipoly Don Rhoten Norman Schoeve John Webb Todd Bayer Fox Stegmiller Shute Gray S. Scholz Sharp Neill Gump Morgansterrl, Dixon W. Scholz Johnson Gilsdorf Ondrelcovich, Schnaufer Clark. 'rl-le :aaa mafia gifs ' -lv he .J Q? , ALPHA CHI SIGMA Founded at the University of l'Vi.Qconsin in December, 1902. There are 40 active chapters, 14 houses, and a total membership of 9,700. The Ohio State chapter was founded on April 11, 1910, and the present location is 1927 Waldeck Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Emory Almy Bryant Bachman Jesse Day Dana Demorest VVilliam Evans Conrad Fernelius Wesley' France Ernest Godfrey VVilliam Henderson Ralph Kewish Sidney Kuykendall James Lord Wlilliam McCaughey Edward Mack William McPherson Harvey Moyer Edward O'Rourke Arthur VVatts Solomon Whirl Melville VVolfr0m GRADUATE STUDENTS VValter Braun James Farrell Paul Herold Paul Patton Ernest Remeseh Charles Rudin SENIORS Howard Burlingame Paul Cecil Eldon Constance Ralph Cramer Horace llattimer Charles Sudman Griffin Terry George VViegert J UNIORS Byron Brown James Cayford Baird Dorsey George Horton Robert lWright PLEDGES Paul Chaney James Coleman Charles Derrer John Herold Frederick Merriman Arthur Metzger Herold Reed Charles Schmidt Gene VVitman Reed Patton Pesola Remisn Merriman Brown Schmidt Wright Chaney Dorsey Harold Metzger Burlingame Lattimer Rudin Witman Derrer Cramer Cayford Terry Constance Cecil Wiegert Sudman Harold l TH E I9-39 TTICLKIO A ki! 1' EBT: if in Ms A si' ' in an ZETA BETA TAU Founded in New York City, December 20, 1808. There are 34 active chap- ters, 24 houses, and al total membership of 5000. The Ohio State ehapter, Nu, 'was founded in .1911 and the chapter house is at 174 East lflfoodruj Avenue. FACULTY MEMBE RS Samuel Edelman SENIORS Joseph Renis Allen Finkelstein Gordon Greenberg Jack Greenberg Morton Gumble George Newmark Julius Urwitz Morton Weiss JUNIORS Joseph Blatt Sidney David VVilliam Freeman Sidney Gillman VVilliam Goldman Lee Kleinmaier Harold Levy George Silverman SOPHOMORES Louis Duber Lawrence Feinstein Jerome Hirsch Clifford Levin Merwin Lustig David Markel Bert Marks 'Israel Strauss Arthur Tronstein PLEDGES Jack Benjamin Clarence Cahen Raymond Feldman Charles Goldsmith David Gottlieb Henry Green Leonard Lavine James Noll Albert Rosen Philip VVelber Lev!! Strauss Marks Lustig Market Gamble U Tronstein Blatt Silverman Gillman Finkelstein Duber Benis Urwitz Newmark Freeman Goldman Weiss THE I999 TT'lCLKlO'l I rr PI KAPPA ALPHA I'l1lllllIlI'lI nf 11111 I'11iz'er.vify of Virginia, Jfrlrrh 1. 1868. There are 80 fl!'fi'l'!' f',I1llPfl'l'S. :M Il0ll.W'S. flllrll U Iota! lIl0lIllIl'I'NhiP of 16.500, Thr Ohio Sfrlto rlmpfwr. .llphm Rho, 'was fozuzded on ,llnreh 211. 1013, and is lorallfd nf 10,53 llYIl1lll'!'lx' ,lz'enue. FACULTY BIl'lMl5l'lltS Arthur Shalk Merlin VVilley Ralph Grove Fred Henderson Herman Miller Robert Monroe Harry U'Rrien James Pollard Herbert VVall SENIORS Dave Edward VViIlian1 fke Lewis Mussman Bert Nasman VVilbert Pettc-grew Robert Ph-ssinger Herman Prill Lynn Riee George Shorr Fred Vllfllllllllfl' Myron Tuta .I VNIORS Xvillililll A rmishaw Robert Derry Robert Rush Arthur Ury vvllllillll VViisdon SOPIIUMORES Morris Rarnhart Fred Le-Fevre Charles Muniz Robert Pullin PLE DGES Brooke Alloway Richard Black Gunard Burgeson Don Cook Charles Copeland Paul Copeland Robert Doane Bennie Dobbs Paul Eakins Dayton Eldridge Robert Fuller Jack Gabriel Gene Glennan Jack Grant Frank Ilobstetter Robert Hunter Eben Jones Gover Jones Robert Jones John Kleinhans VYoodrow Kreider llugh Laughlin James Major Donald IVIeGillivray Robert Monroe sylllllilll Postle Harry Robinson Paul Theobald Robert Townsend 1ViIlry I'uIIin l'rosl1elc Wflsdon Armishaw LeFe1rre Hull Pri!! Muniz Harlzart l'lf'ssinqer Ilfe Cook Mussman Rice Hush Derry Nasman Trimmer- Tutu Ury Peitegrew Edward Sehorr Srhall: I THE l9991'1 lCLlSlO ,QQ as KT wk s K KAPPA TAU PHI Fonnded at Illiami University, Owford, Ohio, on Mareh 17, 1906. There are 43 active chapters, 35' houses, and a total membership of 7,500. The Ohio State chapter, Gamma, was founded on Jlay 9, 1912, and is located at 220 East Fourteenth Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Albert Avey Jesse Day Gordon Hayes Henry Hoagland Lawrence Kauffman Harold Knauss Ralph Paifenbarger Karl Stinson SENIORS Ralph Bachman Charles Bowers Ernest Emswiler David Haskell Robert Hughes Don Lowrie .Tay Merchant Robert Nicalaus George Shaw Earl VVater's JUNIORS Jacob Mauney William Smith Howard Snyder SOPHOMORES Joseph Bemiller Gordon Crabbs Thomas Johnson PLEDGES Harland Anderson Eugene Banta Franz Beyers Kenneth Brewer Howard Crussey Leland Garlinpghouse Alfred Hartmann Donald Heckman Henry Holberg James Karcher Arthur Raskowski Kenneth Seilhamer Walbrook Swank Warrell Zimmer Shaw Zimmer Gartinghouse Bowers Heelcman Hartmann Smith Mauney Bemiller Hughes Banta Merchant Crabbs Lawrie Emswiler Bachman Haskell Nicolaus Waters TH SHNIORS James Brooks Thomas Cook Robert Hall William Halligzm E l9991'T'lCLKl0 l ' 'mx .a1 'fl5Q .Q .N 4, lf' I u- , of-A if . , -5 if P J73 1 V 3, - 'S j lar'-lsf'. , 4 , ,b ALPHA RHO CHI Founded on .flpril 11. 1914, at the llnlversity of Illinois and the Uni- versity of Jliclzignn. There are I0 active rlmpiwrs, ll lzonxvs, and 1,500 members. The Ohio Slate chapter was founded February 25, 15116, and the present Iocalion is 151151 Indianola Az'enue. Szunuvl Harrison Guy llc-ivllcl Richard Larimer Arthur Rathke Frank VV:-sley JUNIOR S Joseph Moody Richard Rector SOPHCIVIORES Henry Abbot Robert Hyde Charles McGurcr Eugene Schramm Gordon Trethcway Cool: Sl'lLI'll7Yl7YL A lalrof Rector TTClILi57l7li1l Ralhlce McGurer Larimer Hall flair-llfxl Ilalligrm Harrison Brooks Wesley -245- l THE l999 THGKIQ- ,fe 2 sf, 'iff' .-f,, PHI KAPPA Founded at Brown University, October Z, 1889. There are Q3 active chap- ters, 11 houses, and a total membership of 52700. The Ohio State chapter. Theta, was established Dlareh 28, 1920, and is located at 1978 Iuka Azvenue. FACULTY MEMBERS James Hagerty Edward O'Rourke SENIORS Charles Arbaugh Joseph Boehlor John Calder John Harig Cyril lms James Lingo Eugene Palermo Emerson Rose John Saile Urlin Shoenborn Joseph Thomas JUNIORS George Arnold John Doering Ray Gillen Thomas Keefe John Kropf William Lawless Edward Maguire Joseph Sofranac Victor Tanski SOPHOIVIORES James Herndon Nicholas Miller Joseph Osberger Donald Smith PLEDGES Frank Bauer Ben Burkholder Bernard Campbell Leroy Campbell Edwin Conway Edward E sehleman Richard Herndon James Kelley Lew Martin Francis McElhatton Joseph Meehan VVilliam Merrick Theodore Miller Richard Meyers Gill Rotundo Elmer Siedel Robert 'l'essier Norbert Woebkenberg Joseph Zuber Arbangh Lingo Palermo Boehler Thomas Sofranec Miller Herndon Rose Calder Arnold Schoenborn Osberger Doering Harig -246- THE l999 TNG-KID SENIORS Harold Baron Samuel Chalfie Edward Friedlob Walter Klein James Light Samuel Nathanson Simon Seuller .a w . Q '. v Q' ., X QQ? 3 1 SIGMA ALPHA MU Founded at lhe Uollege of the City of New York. November 26. 1909. It consists of 38 aetizfe chapters. has 15 houses, and a total membership of 3100. The Ohio Stare Chapter, Sigma Beta. was founded in 11220 and is located at 1963? Iuka .e1z'enue JUNIORS David Burnstine Julius Friedman Sidney llernreieh Julius Kahn Leon Pollak Stanford Thal SOPHOMORES Lewis Basch Arthur Herseh Jesse Jelenko Richard Rutmann Eugene Thal Harry Schechter Edward Ulman Fred VVerniek Jack VVallaek PLEDGES James Behr Milton Bernstein Robert Brusk Alex Freidenherg Marvin Magaziner Cecil Marks Lester Mermell Alex Pollack Richard Shaman G Her.-:ch Shechter Nathason Burnstine Kahn Hernreich Busch Wern1ck V Sculler J elenko Pollak U lman Friedman Thal Klem Baron Rutman Friedlob Thal Light Chalfio 1 -rl-ne I-gee-manic 4 l 1 'M '? 5 1 4- 5 , i W V is Z THETA XI ! 1 I . Founded at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, April 29. 1864. There are 33 W active chapters, 31 houses, and a total membership of 8000. The Ohio 1 State chapter, Chi, was established on June 20, 1920, and its present loca- , tion is at 47 Twelfth Avenue. 1 FACULTY MEMBERS Thurman Courtwright Martimer Lawrence Charles Brown Frank Caldwell Rexford Culler Robert Sanchez Howard Davis Wooster Field VVilliam Day Burrell Shirey Vernon Dodd 1 Arnold Logan Elden Haller Henry Stein VVilliam Hayes ' John Russ VValdo Stedman James VVoodward Howard Hefley 5 Lawrence Snyder JUNIORS Herbert Yeakle Robert Slxepziri ' Richard Danford PLEDGES Wayne W Onf er y SENIORS Walter Kleinlein Jack Abbot Rlchafd Wflgllt Henry Babcox Gaius Lawrence Richard Aue VVarren Zimmer 5 I l l 1 l 1 1 Brown Schafer Yeakle G. Lawrence Day Senseman Hefitey Courtright Kleinlein Maloney McCa'm,pbell Culler Danford Sanchez M. Lawrence Babcox Snyder -248- THE l999 T'l lCl-'KID :J Q D5 2 cn Z :D 'U E f, ff L in Iyllllllflfll af Ihrf Collryv of H10 City of AYUTL' York. 1,I'I'l'lHIlI'l' 10. 1899. Tliffrv aw 5.3 Ill'ffZ'l' dlupfrfrs, ,M housffs. and a fofal mrnzlwrsllfp of 8000. Tha Ohio Sian' rlzapfrfr. Alpha Iota, was fllllllllfll .lfay 28. 1920, and is Ifwafml at A111851 Iuka .1Z'CllIll'. SENIORS VVayne Flick Oliver Griffith Burke Jones Howard Pontius Samuel Hahn JUNTORS Frank Allen Edward Black Carl l3usc'hing Hr-rhl-rt Frey Dclwiu Kaufman G4-orgrc' Kaufman Alfred Suntangelo Murry Snyder SUPHUMURES Charles Guild Garfield Griflith Blllglllllll Small .Tuck VVilson PI,l'lDGES Rohm-rt Aungst Harry Axrlson Jack Burrct Rudy Brunson Louis Gif-ring Juvk cillTlIlllZlUSCll Arthur Grosvost Forest Hahn Earl Hedrich Charles Kabealo George Kabcalo John Kabcalo Nelson King' George Mcnges Nelson Patchcl Carl Rau Galen Stutzman Harold Thompson Gadd Small Black Wilson E. Griffilh Reiter Santangclo K. Kaufman Horn D, Kaufman G. Kaufman C. Allen Busching Flick Barney O. Griffith Frey Pontius F. Allen Jones l 'rl-le-:aaa TFICLKIO AW? .K yi Q V f is ff' ff 3- I f fl? ie PHI SIGMA DELTA SENIORS Alfred Fisher Gersen Friedlande Simon Mintz Milton Rose JUNIORS Sanford Billstein Herbert Feinberg Founded at Columbia University, chapters, 10 houses, and a total chapter, Omicron, was founded on teeuth Avenue. Bertram Firestone Bernard Goldstein 1- Leroy Kendis Sidney Rose Milton Russotto Carl Solomon Albert Weiss SOPHOMORES Godfrey Frankil November 10, 1910. There are 23 active membership of 2400. The Ohio State Zllarch 4, 1921, and is located at 131 Fif- Charles Ginsberg Leonard Lid Mortimer Markus PLEDGES Maurice Adelman Herbert Cohen Barney Dagan David Farber Leonard Greenberger VVilliam Haber Joseph Hofrichter VVilliam Katz Ralph Quinn Marvin Rosenbaum Raymond Rudolph Gilbert Siegel Harry Volk . Volk l Adelman Haber Dagan Greenbcrgcr Cohen Seigle ' Hoffrwhter Farber Quinn ' Rudolph Rosenbaum Tenzer -F61TLb8Tg - Rose Markus Lzyj' Ginsberg Goldstein Frankel Weiss Kendis Firestone Billstein Solomon Friedlander Fisher '25O' THE l999 THCLKIO FACULTY M HMBER Sidney Terr SEXIORS Leslie Caplan John Fried Sidney Katz Michael Kowal Morris Mattlin Hifiiii 'fs ALPHA EPSILON PI Fmzzzdcd at New York l'ni1'wrsify in, February, 15173. There are 18 ru-tire !'l1!!1lf0I'S, 6 houxffs. and ll' total memlmrship of 21100. The Ohio State chap- trfr. Ohio Eta, -was f0llIllIl'll May 17, 11121. The chapter house is located at 5,4 Thirteen th A'ven1uf. Martin Polster Samuel Sadowsky Julius Svhlezinger Morris Teitclhaum Irving' VW-rner Sanford Zieve JUNIORS H e rm nn B lock Jack Cohen Eugene King Leo Levin Morris Vinocur SOPHOMORES Clifton Katz Abner Kurjan Abe Lockshin Max Pzidlow Martin Rubin Morris Sitomer PLEDGES Lester Bauman Morris Bernstein Paul Callif Samuel Furer David Goldstein Burton Sehlaeger Joseph Schwartz Callif Furer Baumann Goldstein Kiirjan Bernstein Srhlavyer Schwartz Sitomer VVcrn0r Blorlc Polster St'lllCSiYl1lf'7' Caplan Lockshiiz Katz Fried Rubin King Koival Sadoirslfy Zieve Teitellraum Maltlin I THE IBB? THQ-KID -KW Qi?- z f lf .fax Li., eff '11 ,, ss- LAMRDA CHI ALPHA FACULTY MEMBERS Paul House Lester Love SENIORS VVilliarn Bell Charles Callahan Gerald Englehof Lloyd Jones Benjamin Kiefer Arthur Lee Standley Linzell Edward Mar raf w 1 gg Edward Mowerson Founded at IJOSHHL IJIliZ'I'l'Nif,lj nn No'z'emb0r Q, 7909. Tlzmve are 82 aelive chapters, 59 lmusrfx, and Il' fum! membership of MMIII. The Ohio State chapter, Gmnmm Tau, 70118 rfstzllflislzed on Jfay 26, 151533, and ix lorvltml at 73 l'7IlftI307I th A zwzzm. Rex Scauor Edward Siegwald John Slaughter Joseph Soler Charles Torrcuce Joseph Vance J UNIORS YNilliam Bond Fulton Bryan Pctcr Dclich Laverne Hjalrnarson Charles llgcr Archie Jackson Thomas Miscr Donald Murray Cecil Rose Morgan Schwind VV:-llter Stapf James xvllllllklll SOPHOMOR ES Eldon Burke-y Charles Harsha VVillia1n Kaenuucrcr Robert Rice Robert Stover Virgil Van Sickle Ludwig Yards PLEDGES Clair Allen Paul Banks Robert Bilugfll Judd Bennet Richard Boyd Stephen Johnson Jolm Maxwell Charles Moran George Morse Earl Staufer Jesse Swisher VVilford Thomas Van Sickle Lee Srrhwind Yards Bull Bond Murray Widman Lirzzell Delich Harsha Kaommcrer Burley Jackson Mowerso n Va nee Slaughter S iegwald Rose Stavf TH6 I9-39 T'l'l0.+KlO-I FACULTY M E M R li RS Albert Avey Charles Dice Bernard Mooney Leo Staley SENIORS Henry Curtis Robert Finke Robert Ford VVilliam Fowler James Healey James Lear Eugene Masselink George Miller Torn Moorehead John McCormick Albert Raudabaugh Dmamu-u5'M-W. ark e TAU KAPPA EPSILON l'lUlllll,l'fI af Illinois lVl'Sll'lIfllIl IvIllZ'1'l'Sif.If, Jllllllflfjf 10. 78139. Tlwre are 37 uefizv' r'liupf1'r.v, 33 hollses. 11111, Il lolal llIl'l1llH'l'NIlf1l of 6200. The Ohio Sfatn r'lmpf1fr, Onzieron, was fllllllllfll rlluy IX, 1021, and the przfxerzf hozme is af 2.11 Szfzwiiteeiith -'lZ'C'lI1ll', Paul Schantz Charles Schmidt George Stein Robert Bomesberger Frank Brown John Buchter George Burson William Cadden Kenneth Dolphin Eugene Finke Robert Hollingsworth VValter Johnson Jack Jones James Lathem Charles Levengood Erwin Marquardt John Meyer Edward Murphy John Flumer ' Robert Starr James VanNostrand Robert Myers Charles Rickli Paul VVolfe Martin Varner SOPHOWORES Lowell VVrigley A J UNIORS Forrest Bretz Lorne Campbell Charles Fester James Fisk Elroy Geiger Paul Hiser Donald Hollingsworth Richard Jackson lien Lighturn Raymond Low George Moorhead llenry Brown Lynn Denne Rodger Evans Edward Jones VVilliam Jones Stanley Risch Frederick Schultze David Steiner A ubrey Vaughan Robert VVilliaxns PLEDGES VVilliam Reitner VVilliam Benoit Brown W. Jones Steiner Lighrlzurn CIlfI'fl-S Wfilliams Srhulfza Risell G. Moorhead E. Jones Ifickli T. Moorhead McCormick Miller Fisk Low Raudaliauyh Campbell Myers Sehaufz Wrigley Ford Healey I Masselinlc Wolfe Hollingsworth Geiger Finke Schmidt Lear Hzser -253- I TH-6 IB?-9 1':l lCLKIO if 5 L THETA CHI FACULTY M Harold Bibber Harry Cordell Erwin Dreese SENIORS John Brown Edgar Courtel Fbfuncled at Norwich I,'11iz1ersity in Northfield, Vermont, in 1856. There are 150 aetizve chapters, 45 houses, and a total membership of 1,100. The Ohio State ehapter, Alpha Lambda, was established September 16, 1921, and is located at 1857 Indianola Avenue. EMBERS Frank Hahn Robert Kattmann Howard Knapp Allen Murray Paul Shapter Donald Tennant JUNIORS naneh Thomas Alban Gerald Bonnar George Patterson Richard Thornberry Charles Tilton SOPHOMORES Herbert Fox Charles Keyser Carl Liber Lowell Peterson PLEDGES Roland Cowie Lester 'Hamilton Byron Talmage Alban Bonner Keyser Talmage Cowie Thornberry Murray Kattman Conners Liber Patterson Courtemanch Brown Hahn Knapp Tilton Shapter Tennant THE l999TT1CL-KID I or . ,smyx DELTA ALPHA PI Foundwl ul Ohio ll'e.wleyr111 l'r1-iversify. Noz'emImr 22, 1919. There are 6 ar-fizw 1-llaprrfrs, and a total membership of 600. The Ohio State chapter, Alpha Lamlulu. is lor-atm! at ,275 Fifteenth .Al'uenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Dwight DeLong Dayton Hackman Homer Hockett Thomas Woodson SENIORS Denton Eyster Eldon Farber Newell Gates VVilliam lreton John Lorr John Madden Thonxzms Southard Russell Stafford Gordon Stubbs Dale Teaford Leonard VValker JUNIORS George Link Walter Luli VVillard Luli S0 PHOM ORES Robert Kelley Harley Peck PLEDGES Judson Beougher Frederick Clark Oliver Cooper Paul Gardner Donald MCClurg John Peck Marion Smith Robert Teaford Clark Kellrfy Cooper W. Luli Wallrm' R. Teaford J. Peck Smith H. Peek W. Luli Link Cafes Rcougher Gardner Stafford Madden, Farber Lorr Ircton D. Teaford Eysbcr I THE l999 TH-QKIO DELTA SIGMA PI FACULTY MEMBERS Elvin Donaldson James Hagerty Thomas Kibler Harold Maynard Jacob Taylor Eugene 'Van Cleef Carl Varvel James WVhi'tsett J ' Q s. I- .Nw ,. WF k.,g,1.1, an Founded at New York Urziversity School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance, November 7, 1907. There are 55 active elzapterx, IJ lmnsex, and a total membership of 8,'700. The Ohio State chapter was founded .DOI70fI'YllI6T 3, 1921, and the present location is 205 Fourteenth Avenue. SENIORS George Kuipers VValter Miller Neil Neunherz Lewis Newberry Calvin Wetmore JUNIORS VVillard Burson Frederick Beck Edward Danford Edward Pagels SOPHOMORES Jack Branson PLEDGES George Davidson Claude Elmer John Evans Allen Gabriel John Harrison VVilliam Lindsay Fenton Keighley Frank Seryak John Trout Pagels Harrison Wetmore Beck Neunherz Lindsay Reighley Kuipers Seryak Danford Branson y Taylor VanCleef Donaldson Burson Newberry Miller 5 6 . THE l999'l l'Id.1K KAPPA DELTA RHO l 0llIllll'I1 uf Jliflfllrflrzlry Vrzllffyv. IYf'l'IlI0llf. in l!HJ.7. 'lvlIl'l'I' nrv 111 lll'fiZ'4' r'lmplr'r.v, I! hnusrfx, and ll tofu! nicnzhafrxllip nf .fflflfl TIN' Ohio Sfufw diap- frfr. lfrlpprl, wax fnzrmlrzl in 1932. and is lnvrzfwl uf INXS Iulfn ,IZ'f'llIll'. FACI'I.'l'Y MEMBERS David Ladd Cary Bowers JJIIIIUS I,uvvl:ln'L' Fl-clicrick Lumlev liiclmrcl Marquis Ilillis Lumlev I .luck Mimldli-tim Ilzlrold Miller SENIURS John Campbell xviliiillll Ruhly VVillzlrd Squires Tliomas St0I!ilt'Il5l7ll JUNIORS VVz1lter Dnlch Francis Gurdon Paul Redlin Robert Sherwood Francis Thompson SOPHOM 0 RES Richard Pellow PLEDGES Thomas Siuimons TllfU1Y!1JS07lf Simmons Sherwood Gordon Fruth, Squires Cam plwll Rcdlin Tillbrovlc SfI'.1l,l,l?7lS0ll, Ladd Marquis Nlfdlin Midrllcfon lfuhly Lovelare 57' THE-I999 1 l':l-Cl-fK-i-O- ALPHA PHI DELTA SENIORS James Muscato John Parillo Sam Pastorelle Andrew Petrillo if 1 1' Q A XI 3 . Founded at Syracuse University in 1912. There are 29 active chapters, 10 hoqmes, and a total membership of 51900. The Ohio State chapter, Xi, was founded in 1922. The pre.-rent location is 127 Thirteenth Avenue. JUNIORS Anthony Aurilio Dominic Caravona Echo Sipari John Smarrella David Tutrone Germinal Strollo SOPHOMORES Peter Gulmi Peter Iaderosa Dominic Macedonic Patrick Molli PLEDGES Frank Bussacca Anthony D'Aurora James Passerini Joseph Piserchia Dominic Renda Joseph Sabino Gulmi Molli Strollo Pastorelle Aurilio Tut:-one Carawona Sabina Busacca Piserchia Rerzda D'Aurora I'asseri11,i Iazlerosa Moscato Macedonia Parillo Pefr.'Ilo Smarrella Sipari THE l999 TTICLJKIO F 0' Q ,gi bfi 2 if J THETA KAPPA PHI I ounded at Lehigh l'r1iz'ffr.wity in Bethlehem, PennsyI'vanirz,. in 1910. There are 9 arrtizwe rhapters, with 7 housex, and fl total membership of 1000. The Ohio State chapter, Gamma, was founded in 1922, and is located at 98 Four- teenth .-ivenue. FACULTY M EM B ERS James Hagerty SENIORS Paul Bonnot Larry Burns Vincent Donahue Albert Gilsclorf John Jurras David Lowery Thomas Hess Joseph Ridgeway Carl Straits Melvin Stallkamp Joseph Van Hyde JUNIORS Sylran Burgoon Leo Burney Robert Cotter Edward Kirchner Paul Remaklus Louis Schifino John Tobin John Toll SOPHOMORES Thomas Cannon Craven O'Donnell Robert Paul PLEDGES Arthur Cenci Garrett Cotter George Gouda Paul Drake Thomas Duffy VVilliam Flannery James Hill Joseph La Fratta YVilliam Learned Frank Pintaralle VVilliam Sheppard Herbert Thomas John VVilliams Cannon llffvnalrlus Vnn Heyde Burney Paul Buryoon Sehijno Toll Kirchner Cotter Tobin O'D0nnelL Jurras Stallkamp Bmmot Gilsdorf Ridgeway Straits Ress l 'rl-ae I-999 T'l'lCl-KID f' V JS , it ,rg it Qi' f- - 1 if - fig' ALPHA CHI RHO Founded at Trinity College, Hartford, Connveetieut, on June 4, 1895. There are 19 active chapters, 19 houses, and a total membership of 41300. The Ohio State chapter, Phi Pi, founded in 1923, is located at 182 Fourteenth 7 Avenue. 'E 3 f FACULTY MEMBERS Ray Johnson SOPHOMORES PLEDGES i John Fullen Ernest Keren George Bromm Richard Jacobs Robert Llrlrl Benton Dodge Lloyd Martin l DOUS PufkV Harrv Pounds Barton McCoV l SENIOR? TUNUORS . V Wallace Ranlgin 1 Merle Elmk ' A , William Sheppard 1 James Gwynn John Thurstm l l l l Sheppard Dodge Pound Martin Rankin Jacobs McCoy Purkey Karam Brimm Gwyn Linn Johnson Thurstin -260- -THE l9991 l lCLIRlQ- I FACULTY MEMBERS Howard Brunsma n Edward Drake James Lang Charles Reeder Grosvenor Townsend Edwin Ziegfeld 'lil ' 'E' ,mr-Q in if Kei Kk,. h K in PHI SIGMA KAPPA Founfled at Jlaszmclzzmetts .-lgriculturzf College, Jlarch 15, 1873. There are 451 active chapters, 41 houses, and rm total membership of 11,000. The Ohio State chapter, Pi Deuteron. was founrlrffl on Fcbrzmry 21, 1925, and is located at 323 Fifteenth Avenue. SENIORS Howard Cowdrey LeVere Davidson Leon Grove Richard Huebner John Messerly James McCurry Ferd Riss JUNIORS Jack Drebert Robert Leach Rush Robinson Francis Rudy SOPHOMORES Harry Graly Robert Miller PLEDGES George Dunlop David Jones Robert Pickett Stanley Pincura James Roinoser Grove Cowdrcy Maisel Romoscr Pincura Jones Rowan Leach Huebner Kiss McCurry Davidson Messerly Drebert Graly l THE IIB-99 1 l'1Cl-'K-LO PHI KAPPA SIGMA FACULTY MEMBERS Casper Benson Arthur Noyes Edgar Transeau SENIORS Charles Crone Roger Edmonson Lawrence Fish Rober Hamilton Myton Kane William Menges Robert Terhune Sylvester Weiskircher Founded at the University of Pennsylvania on October 10, 1850. It has 38 active chapters, 38 houses, and a total membership of 11200. The Ohio State chapter, Alpha Chi, -was founded on October 11, 1925, and is located at 166 East llfoodrujf Avenue. JUNIORS Frederick Burgy Jack Copeland Paul Hummel Benjamin Koogler SOPHOMORES Donald Blair Russell Colley Lawrence Collister John Evans Gordon Harris James Karnes Clarence Lafe Stanley Lloyd Charles Rhodes Harold Sargis Henry Schreiner Henry Wieler PLEDGES Harry Allen James Beatley John Bryner Dan Chabek Herbert Coram Robert Deckert Loren Dodds James Edmister Niles Engle Fred Evans William Fillmore Claire Fultz Cristy Ganas Neil Gregory John Hoberman Myron Hoover Ralph Motts John Patton Lewis Patton Richard Robinson James Robinson Winfield Rousculp VValter Schwalm Edward Teegardin Karl Weller Engle L. Patton Chabek Bryner Rousculp Hoberman J. Patton Edmister Lafe J. Robinson Beatley Coram Declcert Hummel Blair Gregory Burgy Schwalrn Rhodes Teegardin R. Robinson Copeland Motts Lloyd Schreiner Karnes Wieler Evans Weller Weiskircher Colley Crane Edmons-on T erhune Hamilton Kane Fish Dunn THE I9-39 THCLKIO I u YQ ,fn 193 it ill! . if K-sf' 1 ' U r 2 is A. PHI MU DELTA l'l01lIIlle'?ll in. .llarf'h, 1918. There are 17' active chapters, I2 housvs, and a total lII!'lIll?I'VNhl1l of 31100. The Ohio State chapter, JIU Ganima, was fuunzlrfrl on May 52.2, 1926, and is located at 101 Twelfth .A1'z'enue, FACULTY MEMBERS Emory Almy Vllalter Burnham Howard Camp VVilliam Mueller W'illiam Schwurzhcc SENIORS Gaylord Albaugh YVilliz1m Buerk Albert McFarland Brice McMillen Lowell Probasco Jack Small Howard Spillner Cyril Vurnfield Maynard VVarner Paul VVilkinSon Clifford Young JUNIORS Harold Howe Lconard Pratsch Kenneth Probasco Harold Smith SOPHOMORES Lewis BQ-tz Marvin Hess PLEDGES John Denune Sharon Marcy Morris Scott Zophar VVarner VVn,r11er Ch crvinko Scott Bretz Hess Hoire Lasirlialc Young McMillc'r1 L. Probasfo Buerk Spillner McFarland WGl'71l?T . A Caslzner Varnficld Albaugh K. Probasco Smith Pratsch Small Wilkinson l THE l999 THCLKIO TAU EPSILON PHI Founded at Columbia University on October 19, 1910. The membership now consists of 31 active chapters, 18 houses, and 2,800 members. The Ohio State chapter was founded in 1027, and its present house is located at 46 Sixteenth Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Louis Levine SENIORS Andrew Kaufer Sol Saperstein Morton Spitz Stanley Wasserstrom Leonard Wasserstx-om JUNIORS Arnold Golov Jack Miller Joseph Ruderman Emanuel Roth Maxwell Stern Irwin Suid Samuel Yessenow SOPHOMORES Arnold Cohn Harry Finesilver Earl Gordon PLEDGES Alex Clowson Edward Exl Ralph Goldin Milton Grossberg Sidney Roth Lewis Shack Arthur Sheir Jerome Brondfield Abe Stein Exl S. Roth Clowson Brondyield Ruderman Shack Stein Miller Stern L. Wasserstrom Grossberg Finesilver Sheir Goldin Suid Gordon S. Wasserstrom Saperstein Kaufer Levine Cohn Galov Yessenow E. Roth THE l999 TTIG-'KID l 1 A 1 if 1. f 'f .12 , mr f f f . ., en, Q ,-,, fz '15, ' f 4' , I 1 e J PHI BETA DELTA Founded at Columbm University on April 4, 1912. There are 26 active chapters, 10 houses, and a total membership of 2200. The Ohio State chapter, Alpha Epsilon, was established on June 18, 1927, and is located at 1918 Indianola Avenue. SENIORS David Abramson Milton Berman Mark Freedman Leon Goldstein William Jonas Albert Miller Joseph Nupuf Seymour Robinowilz Louis Rosen Maurice Simon Francis Slutzky Herman Slutzky JUNIORS Louis Greenblatt Louis Sher SOPHOMORES Ben Berman Charles Cuttler PLEDGES William Markow Alexander Newhouse Joseph Rabinovitz Julius Resnick Milton Stein l THEIl9991'T'lCl-'KID A :ISK lgdnx -ew-'A af A Sw ijt -qw ,Q -il 4 PI KAPPA PHI Founded at the College of Cha1'lest0'wn, South Carolina, December 10, 1904. There are 41 nr-tive chapterx, 14 houses, and a total mefnberslzip of 5200. I The Ohio State chapter, Alpha Nu, was founded in 15127, and is located at 118 Fourteenth Avenure. FACULTY MEMBERS SENIORS David Meyer Robert Brenneman Charles Chadwick Edgar Routmng Alfred Newhouse Dick Fenstermaker John Cgrlgy Ralph Printz James Freshwater Alex Lau,-ie Y i Carl Gusset Gilbert Miller JUMORS Robert Sfiele Solomon Vyhirl Robert Crossley PLEDGE5 Carrol Scott F Corwin Hablitzel Paul Albrecht Jerry Sibley U Kenneth Haley Gene Archer Albert Washio I Sibley Was1Lio Meyer Fenstermalrer Baker Remington Sehiele Albrecht Boring Freshwater Gusset Printz R011 tzong Crossley Ha blitzel Newhouse -266' THE l999 THCLKIO FA CULTY M E M BE RS Lawrence Bicfeld James Sipper Richard Smith George Spencer-Strong Paul Wzillrzibenstein SENIORS Hen ry Rzibbs Daniel Ronbright , E Q ,Gly H92 5 .:,. , A, VA, . ff. - fx: ,.: 'Fe ..,, BETA KAPPA Foznzdzfd at Hamline I'11i1'rfr'xif.1f. Sf. Paul. on Orfolwr 15. 1901. There are mf 1:11116 f-lznpfzfrs, IJ l1o1l.W'.v. rmrl ar fnlul lIl!'HIlJI'I'NllllI uf J.-fllll. Ohio Sfulr' rlmpflfr, Alplmi. was fl0IllllIl'!I in 11138, mul ix lurvrlzffl uf JJ7 Fifteenth A-1'L'c11 ue. Norman Clarke Edwin Dietrich Maurice Gilbert Thomas Gossurd Andrew Pereny Lloyd Schultheis JUNIORS Paul Graber Dana Perkins I'lurenc'e Reeder Clare Swan SOPHOMORES John Bzmeroft Raymond Rohrer Richard Suyrs PLEDGES Harold Gossard Robert Linwill VVillia1n MacLeod Raymond Mong Max Randolph Donald Sands Kenneth VVatson Charles Wetherholt Ifohrer Sands Biefcld Graber Schultheis Linvill Perkins Reeder Ma 1-L md Say rs Pereny Clarke Dietrich Gossard Spencer-Strong Bonbright Babbs l THE l999 T'l'lCl-'KID DELTA THETA SIGMA Founded in 1928 at Penn-syIz'ania State, Ohio State Unizersity, and the I,7n,i'vers'ity of Ufisconsin. There are 3 active chapters, 3 houses, and a total membership of 450. The present location is at 51 East Thirteenth Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Willard Boyer Otto Cray Ralph Davidson Floyd Davis DeVVight DeLong Guy Miller Lester Miller Frederick Salter Robert Salter John Slipper Robert Stoltz Scott Sutton Alfred Vivian John Wineliet John Wuichet Paul Young SENIORS Norman Arnold Ralph Bachtel Cliiford Clary Morton Hamilton Ray Starlin Carey Steiner Herschel Zehner J UNIORS Fred Boynton Frederick Gehret Henry Holzhauer George Mapp Curt Mclnturf Kenneth Mercer Arden Mowrer Ransom Oetzel Franklin Romshe Benjamin Tomb YValter Weiskittel SOPHOMORES Maynard Berry George Boyer James Hum Donald Putman PLEDGES Henry Aschinger Robert Bush Harold Dobbins Ernest Evans Harlan Judd James McCoy Harold Miller Hubert Muse Edwin Roberts Robert Roush VValter Rupert James Severs Kern Sehellenger Woodrow Starcher Edward Weiss Mercer Boyer Hamilton Arnold Boynton Rupert Roush Zehner Romshe Gehert Weiskittel Clary Mapp Mowrel Hum Holzhauer Tomb Oetzel Steiner Bachtel Berry Putman Starlin THE 1 l lL1--KID l , . '- , t.-f K ' -- A ' it 1 ,. 5 ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA Iallllllflllll rll Ohio Sfate llllizwrsity in 1931 as Um ,llpha chapter. There are 2? active cllapfers, 2 hoznsrfs, and a total 1lc'l5i'Ue membership of 80. The pres-ent lovufimz is 70 Eighlerfnth rlvenue. FACULTY M li M BER Howard Brown SENIORS llarry Anderson Alva Briehford .lohn Burkholder Charles Crist Ross Churehward Paul Eshler Dale Friday Charles Haas Clarence Haines Cary Karnes Robert Kirkbride Allen Martin William Mealy George McConnell Leslie Petri lloward Sll?l!lllJ2l.I'g'CI' Charles VVeaver James VVilson J UNIORS VValter Allen IJCIIVCI' Alspaeh Riehard Ruehler Ellsworth Briner .loc Colville Rernard Gibson George Harkness lflrnr-st Heiby James Knapp Maynard McFadden Francis Miller Carlton Potter WVayne Powell Edward Shaffer George Young XVllll2lII1 VVagner SOPHOMORES John McConnell PLFDGES VVarren Bordine Carles Burrell Robert Campbell Roy Clay David Colville Glen Dafler James Dickson Phil Eckert Ansel Estell Donald Foster Heber Gauch Paul Hanawalt Donald Rank Paul Hofkar Robert Scully VValter Slatter Robert VVinkle Seymour VVoodin Ray Zirnmerly Crist Martin Harkness G. McConnell WiLson Shaffer J. McConnell Gibson Haines Colville Alspach Buvhlcr Briner Powell Miller Heiby Karnes Shambarger McFadden Knapp Allen Friday Anderson Eshler Young Haas Brichford Weaver Kirkbride Mealy THE l999 THCLKIO PHI EPSILON PI GRADUATE S'1'l'DEN'l'S Joseph Friedman Louis Glassman Herman Ipp Barnett Kaplan Joseph Kohn Harold Lotzoif Paul Meyer Manual Sacks Allen Schiier Ben Stillman Fouzzzlofl at the Cfollrfya of tlm City of New York, Novemlzor 23, 1904. 7'l1.rfro are 29 active r'lmplrfrs, 11 houses, and a total fmremlmrship of 3200. The Ohio State olmptrfr was fuumlecl in 15252, and the prcsmzit chapter' lmuso is located at 1,41 Inlfillfffllfh Avenue. SENIORS Gerald Aronson Raymond llurwitz Elias Jacobs Herbert Jacobs Arnold llief Jerome Meyer Irving Stillman JUNIORS Jerome Fisher Marvin Ilotsof Moe Leibovitz Oscar Roser SOPHOMORES Jerome Feldman Norman Mervis ltaynmnd Sharwell Harrison Rubin PLEDGES Symour Berger Chester Bernstein Manuel Eisner Joe Ellison Alex Fishbein Murray Jungman Phillip Leff Morris Levinson Rubin Nadler Harry Nelson Daniel Reinstein Bernard Rosenberg Jack Silberstein David Stone Sacks I. Stillman Fisher SGlLiJ?6T B. Stillman Glossman Sharwell Mervis Meyers Feldman Kohn Kaplan Rubin Leibovitz Rosen Latzoff E. Jacobs Lief Aronson H. Jacobs Hurwitz FD V0 essiona 5 HEY who will practice the proles- sions ol medicine, dentistry, law, etc., have grouped themselves together lor greater interest and achievement in their special Fields. Community ol interest and a deep desire to succeed in their professions characterizes each organization. I THE I-999 THQ-KID PROFESHONAL INTERFRATERNUU'COUNCHJ , Alpha Kappa Kappa ,..... ,.....A., C harles Burbacker Alpha Dlu Pi Omega .......,. ....,.....,,,,.. F red Hunter Alpha Omega ................. ,,.,.,. M ilton Berger Delta Sigma Delta ,...,,,, Gamma Eta Gammun Omega Tau Sigma ,,,,.. J Omega Upsilon Phi .,... ,........J0hn Chlostu ,,,....VVi1bur Weaver .......Gi1bert Haigler ....,...John Smarrella .......,..Wia1ter Gregg ....,,,,Myr0n Steinberg ,,...,.....Arthur Lewis ........Harry Fink .........Car1 Ericson Phi Chi ........,,,,,,,,........, I hi Delta Epsilon ..,.. Psi Omega ..............,. Tam Epsilon Rho .....,, Xi Psi Phi ......,........, i i W W H ai gler Gib bs Chlosta Gregg Steinberg Burbaclier Hunter Potts Lewis Cushman Ericsson Wright -272' TH 6 l999'l 1'1d.'KlA 5 grgfka, XI PSI PHI Dffnfrzl fI'flfI'I'lIff.lf 'fIlIlIHI!'fI III' fl!!! T'rzizw1'sif.l1 of ,llir'hiy11n. Thffrff are 29 Cll'ffZ'I' 1'l1apl1f1'.v. Thr' Ohio Slufc vhaplvr, lxrllllllll, fnzzndffd in 18116, is Ioratvfl nf 1,51 1vllil'fl'l'Ilf'I .i'Z'1'lIIIt'. FACULTY MEM BE RS Clyde Hebble Earl Jones Robe rt McFarland Louis Reif Charles Strosnider SENIORS Cha rlcs Brokaw VVilli:im Christie Curl lflricsson John .luhin Frank Nicklaus Andrew Pluhy .loc Svhmid Un-urge Smith .IVNIORS William Close VVQ-slay llurgraves John I,0f!l:L'lllJt'I'fIlJI' Clulrlcs Vllilylill' SUPIIOMORES VVilfrcd llrunk Myron Turner PLICDGIZS Charles Austin James Gorsuvh Kermit Hauser Paul Maurer Evan Morgan Richard Pope George Proslu-k Robert lioesscr Richard Spencer Fred VVo0d Morgan Taylor Close Nicklaus Spfmf-ar Brokaw Iirunlc Hargraves Christie Plahy Schmid Julfin Smith Ericsson I THE 999 TYICLKIO -I- g'1ZZ 'b 1 09 is Mill? 'J PSI OMEGA FACULTY M R M I3 ER S Joel Bernhard Irwin llottenhorn Carl Boucher Harvey Cottrell Harold Crow xvilllillll cifilllfllll VVilbur Marshall Ollie Mohberly W'endell Postle Harvey Seamens Herbert Sluuuwuy Frank Starr Victor Steffel Dick Snyder Sfufrr rllnplrfr. Psi. runs filillllfllfli in 1051 Trvelflh .-lz'f'n1u'. liohert VVz1de Roland XYlltlll'l'fIi'1' SHNIORS Vance Hartley Arthur Lewis CllilI'l0S Ludy .I UNIORS August Close Jacques Foure XV2lltCI' Horton Paul Jones w Denial fI'Ilfl'i'llH.U fflllllflrfrl in IRIN. Tlwrr' rrrrf .27 ru'li'z'rf 1'l1rrpf1'r.w, T110 Ohio 11201. and Hn' elmplrfr lmuxr' Lv loefllr'rl uf VVulter Lett George Lose 'l'om Sherman l'lKlWZlI'll Sprague SUPPIOMORES VVillizun Barnes ltohert Howey Colhy Jackson Jzlnles Kreider Howard Leeper George Quidort llolner Scholl llurry Vogzelsberg Gaylord XViederkehr PLEDGES Xyllllfllll Adams Henry Banta Floyd Buhrmaster VValter Fisher Robert Marquart Paul Pavey VValter Powers John Ripieh Joseph Rizdon VVilliam Scott Arnold Suhr Emerson YVard Ripich Marquart Pzwcy Ward Howey Scott Ridzon Adams Buhrmaster Suhr Jaelcson Looper Scholl Barnes Powers Vogelsberg Quidort Faure Ludy Hartley Lewis Sprague Fisher Kreider Lett Sherman Jones Wiederkehr Lose Close -274' THE l999 TT'ld.KIO I FACULTY MEMBERS R. Anderson Hugh Beatty George Curtis Francis Davis Fred Fletcher Richard Firmin Edward Harris Isaac Harris John Horst Calvin Jackson Ben Kirkendall John Lareomb William Lyons Hugh Means John Mitchell Claude Perry Philip Reel Raymond Seym Olll' ft. ,Q J iaaxfj' if . ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA .llwrlirvll fmlrfrrzify founrlrrl ul Dnrfnmzlflz Collffycf in 1888. The Ohio Sfntv I'lIllflff'l' was fdllllvllfll in 11102, and is loeufvrl ul 199 Tzcrflfflz .lz'Mn1e. Edwin Stedem Campbell Taylor John Upham Orville Yvright SENIORS Donald Bramley George Collins Horace Davidson John Gallen David James Ray Novatney VVillis Pugh Robert MeKelvey Roger Tecklenbe rg John Swan VVilliam VVead JCNIOHS VVillard Andrus Benedict Baekley Charles Burbaeher Joseph DeLor Gilman Kirk Robert Kirk Victor Kolb James Norris Clark Pritchett Marion Shafer Lee Sharp John Squires Cyril Surington Russell Taylor Joseph YanaleVi-hl SOPHOMORES Thornton Boileau .Iohn Brown Forder DeMuth S Alvin Greenlee VVilliam Havcrfield Henry Hilty John Hill Joseph Hughes YVilliarn Jennings Charles Kincaid Archie Martin John Martin Harlan McGregor Deane Northrup James Thompson Jolm Urban John Ury Kenneth VVhitn1er PLEDGES Clovis Altinaier Charles Baber Bernard Devine Leland Dillon Fred Dixon Robert Gray Reuben Hoover YVilliam Knapp Abram Hale Richard Lane Frank Long VVilliam Murphy Rush Robinson Joseph Shepard Leslie Snyder Richard Solier Edward Sparks John Traul VVilliard VVillis Ross Zeller Joseph Merton Fourth lx'ow-Altmaifrr, Ihfvimf, Traul, Kim-aid, UNI. Iloofver, Svzyahrr, Whitmnr, Hughes, Grzfnnlmz, Dillon H'l N ' l1'll KIKLII Hale Babu' Haurjield Cray Third Row-fMurphy, Willis, zry, orris. 1 , r 11, W, f , h 'I' fr . 1 , A Ser-orul Ifow-Thompson, A'ndru.s, ISMTPIIIFIICT, Iiobinsrm, Squires, .lmmzn,yx, Iiozleau, Mc-Gregor, Norllirupx Marlin Iiotfrmz f?O'll'-T6CklHIl,lf'V!J, Szruvz., Mt7Kl'IL'llU. 1'Iljl1l, Surington, Juxnufs, Vamlv Velds, Kolb. Noi'a!nr'y, Collrns, Gallwn, Wvull '275' l THE l999-THQ.-KID OMEGA TAU SIGMA FACULTY MEMBERS Oscar Brumley Arthur Deem Leonard Goss William Guard Walter Hobbs Walter Krill Fred Speer SENIORS Maurice Beldon Gilbert Haigler William Henson James Landis Arthur Maike Graydon McKee Veterinary Medical fI'llfFl'I1lI'.lj fozuzfled at the l'niz'ersiIy ofPe11n.v.yIz'm1irz in 1907. There are 5 active clmpfers. The Ohio State chapter, Gamma, was fozuzdecl in. 1911, and is located at 143 East Frombes Avenue. James Seatterday Jolm Collins Edwin Treat JUNIORS Glen Brandon Harrison Butz William Dorgan Leonard Goss Vaughn Ishee David James Max Rodgers Matt Skala Robert Smith Sheldon Stout SOPHOMO RES Ralph Beeher Glen Fly Jacob Mauney Hugh McCormick Peter Roy Jennings XVard Robert VVarnock PLEDGES Everett Akins Roger Cook Fred Cooper Allen Corbin Marion Cox Byron Eaton Richard Fauth Clarence Hackett William Houk VVilliam Lukens Arthur Moats Evan Moul Charles Muniz Merton Murphy Edward Phipps William Rhodes Ernest Saulman Daniel Sehlosser Robert Sheldon Leo Shives John Solt Martin Vogel Floyd Vollmer Thomas VVheelin Butz Collins Stout Rodgers James Warnoclc Roy Bacher Fly Mauney McCormick Scatterday McKee Henson Skala Haigler Brandon Treat Maike THE I9-391'1 lCLfKl0 FACULTY Hilbert Amstutz Rollo Baker Earl Baxter Leslie Bigelow Emerson Blake Paul Charlton Verne Dodd VValter Dufee Jonathan Forman Albert Frost John Gersten Elizah Gordon Edwin Hamilton Solomon Hatfield Ralph Kissane Herman Koerper Jolm Means Russell Means George Nelson Morse Osborn Jledieal fraternity fozmrlml at Norlh'western I'niz'12rsily in 1890. There ure 34 ur'lf1'e !'lIlllIIfl'l'-V. The Ohio Slate ehrrpfrfr, f and is Ioeatezl at 11720 Neil A-lvmzue. Herbert Platter WVilliam Pritehard Harry Reinhart Lyman Str Jolm VVillia1n 'l'aylor Lear Vanlluskirk Jolm VVilee Rees VVilliams Edward VVilson SENIORS Theodore Allenbaeh Donald Alspaugh Hubert Amstutz John Gersten Franeis Grogan Donald Kyle Dale Miller VVarren Mills Gwyn Parry YVilliam Pritehard Howard Sparks JUNIORS Aryine Harrold Joseph Hattenbaeh Edward Montgomery Clifford Sheldon Donald Traul SOPHOMORES Russell Bane Henry Batseh Melvin Eyerman Darrell Faust Eugene Fusco Jolm Gabel Joseph Horton Henri Kerns Jack Klinge Raymond Plummer Stanley Sneeringer is f ax lei PHI RHO SIGMA lnzrfyu, zerrs fflllllllffl in 1973, FR ESHMEN Edwin Badertseher Ralph Beede John Blinn Paul Clark Byron Conway Leo Lauterbaeh Henry Lehrer Riehard Niple Dan Sheehan Frederick Smith Dean Stephens .lolm Wenzyke Richard Zollinger PLEDGES Franz Beyers Richard Counts Robert Dickey Paul Drugenbolz Robert Duncan Donald Eesley Donald Fleming George Hampton Earl Hess Robert Kaiser Bernard Lalley Frank Lalley Frank Long Harold McDowell Ernest McKay Robert Reed Radcliffe Robinson Karl Shumaker Fred Somma Robert Sunnners Oscar YValley Wilson Lehrer Ifalsch Sheehan Dmgenbolz Klingc Traul Wenzke Eyerman Sheldon Bane Niple Hallenlzach Duncan Sncarin yor Gabal Stephens Fuseo Gersten Zollinyer Clark Pritchar Faust Easley Plummer Grogan Alspaugh Amstutz Sparks Miller Montgomery Allenlravh Kyle Parry Mills -277- THE I9-39 THQ-KID FACULTY MEMBERS Charles Donn Samuel Edelman Herbert Ernswiller George VVutson Paul Yates SENIORS Darrell Bibbler Kenneth Cook John Clifton Admin Hzirtzler Kenneth Luthern Louise Lee 1 , 44 'F in X ew? if '5 Y lbfgflf' PHI CHI llffllllfflll frtzternity founded at the Ifniverxity of Verfnzont in 1889, Tlmre are 60 111751710 chapters. The Ohio State chapter, Gamnia, was foznz-ded in 1030, and the present location is at 354 ll est Ninth Avenue. James Matson Thomas Miller George Rice wvllllillll Stoutenborough Russell VVal1l LaVerne Ziegler JUNIORS John Berkebile Arthur Brown Everett Chalker Merrill Everhart VVe1lter Gregg John Hendricks Elmer Kilpatrick Francis Merritt hvllllellll Newborn Malcolm Miller llllll1I'lI'l2lX1 McAllister Alfred Stout Charles Tllonipson Franklin VVills SOPHOMORES Olen Ball Robert Merrill Robert Slotterbeek Maurice Stilwill x Jzunes Thompson Arthur Wentz PLEDGES Robert Arthur John Forsythe Gage llelms .Iohn Kelehner Murray Klotz Marion Lingle Daniel Lutz Joseph Maxwell Ren MeCollern Elmer Smith VVillium Smith Kilpalrielc Ilemlrieks Klotz Forsythe Merrill Neurborrr, Hall Mr'AIlister McCollum Helms Kelehner Herlcehile Lingle Lutz J. Thompson Arllmr Brown Wills Illerritl Gregg M, Miller Stout Wentz C. Thompson liverliart Smith Maxwell Ziegler Stoughton T. Miller Sroufe Hartzler Matson lVuhl Lee Cliflon liiee -278- THE I9-99 TFICLKIO i . PHI DELTA EPSILON Jlezlic-al fraiernify founzlefl at Fornell Ifrzizvwsify Jfediml College in- 15104. There are ,411 a1'ti1'e rlznpfers. The Ohio State chapter, Chi, was founded in- SENIORS Morris Belinky Benjamin Chapsky Manning Cohen Alfred Cukerbaum Arthur Dobkin Milton Gottlieb Sanford Luria Arnold Piatt Martin Sherman Lawrence VVeinberger 1921, and tlzrf pr1f.w'nf lovrzlion is 203 Wes! Tenth .lz'enue. JUNIORS Jose-ph He-rtzberg Harold Lotzotf Leo Lovin Reuben Pliskin Ralph ltosewater Allen Schiffer Lewis Shensa Earl Smith Myron Steinberg VVilliam Tandy SOPHUMORES Sam Friedmar Albert Schonbc-rg Arthur Tronstein PLEDGES Isadore Binzer Bernard Brcsin Harold Brown Jack Cohen Sam Epstein Joseph Gilman Ted Goldberg Herman Ipp Harold Markowitz Morris Montlack Myron Perlich Earl ltosenhlun Nathan Rubin Goldberg Epstein Tandy Smith Levin Ipp Mon tlack Tronstein Schonberg Schiffer Lotzojj' Plisken Shensa, Rosewater Binzer Friedmar Hertzberg Steinberg Cohen Weinberger Chapsky Piatt Luria Gottlieb Dobkin Cohn Belinlcy Sherman Cukerbaum l THE I9-39 1'TlCl-'KIA FACULTY MEMBERS Derwin Ashcraft George Delaplane John Knapp Russell Rebrassier Arthur Schalk SENIORS James Armstrong James Davidson Frank Elberson 5. 'Y Z. .si .of ,' :I-. Ag lp n . U. , 'fx' . ALPHA PSI Veterinary Medical fraternity founded at Ohio State University in 1907. There are 7 active chapters, and the present location is at the Veterinary Laboratories. Walter Galloway Charles Goldsmith Forrest McClead Rudolph Omdalen Marion Scothorn Kenneth Smith JUNIORS Charles Barnes Judson Binnig Sam Elmer Lloyd Ferguson John Galovich Luther Miller Charles Pearson Clark Weaver SOPHOMORES Lowell Barnes Benjamin Corbin Odin Dovre David Elsasser Lewis Evans Charles Hanpert Dwight Herd Earl Simonson Clarence Woodhouse PLEDGES Harvey Baum Robert Ewing Harold Moses Harold Spangler Goldsmith L. Barnes Simonson Haupert Herd Scothorn Ewing Weaver Galloway Woodhouse Evans Corbin Galovitch Dovre Davison Elmer C. Barnes Binnig Pearson Miller Ferguson Armstrong Smith Orndalen Elberson McClead FACULTY M EM BE RS Lester Getzloe Osman Hooper Norval Luxon Joseph Myers THE l999 T'I lCL'KlO ' x SIGMA DELTA CHI Journalistic fraternity founded at Depauw University i1l1I90'7. There are 44 active chapters, and the Ohio State chapter was established in 1911. James Pollard SENIORS William Avrunin Edward Bronson VVilliam Gold Robert Harley Alfred Heizer Richard Hettinger David Riley Charles Schmidt Bernard Schwartz William VVare Harold VVL-llman J UNIOHS W'illiam Jeckell Avrunin Jeckell Gold Hettinyer Schmidt Schwartz Harley Ware '281- I THE l999-1 l'lEL'K-lO- 4, 'xii-C346 in BETA ALPHA PSI Accounting fraternity founded at the University of Illinois ini 1919. There are 15 active chapters. The Ohio Stale chapter, Omieron, was foimdeol in 1929. FACULTY MEMBERS Dallas Bolon VValter Burnham William Dickerson George Eckelberry Robert Frickey Weldon Jones George Logan Hermann Miller Daniel Shonting Jacob Taylor VValter Wall Russell Willcox- SENIORS Ralph Bachman Herbert Boring Norman Clarke Joseph Crawford Oliver Griffith Rudolph Guta Arthur Juergens Robert Lively Thomas Nerny Gerald Pontius VVillard Squires Gordon Stubbs Calvin Wetmore JUNIORS Allen Clark Edward Pagels Fenton Reighley Frank Seryak John Trout N erny Lively Crawford Trout Clark J uergens Pontius Reighly Wetmore Clarke Seryak Boring Guta Grifith Bachman Squires Stubbs - 282 FACULTY MEMBERS Elsie Jones Mary Mark Louise Spaeth SENIORS Mary Bennett -rl-me :aaa manic - Pr SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA Social service sorority founded at Ohio State in 1924. Alice Coulter Janet Davis Celia Eberts Katherine Flocken Florence Goldman Jean Leach Evelyn McDonald Helen Mundhenk Minnie Seigel Helen Sherman Jane Stewart Florence Zurhorst JUNIORS Marion Barneby Dorothy Converse Sarah Goldberg Elizabeth Herbert Alice Hilty Ruth Koch Harriet Metzger Jane Mollencup Catherine Turvey Florence VVhite Herbert Turvey Flovker Ebffrts Sherman Mollencop Barnaby Davis Stewart Culter Zu rhorst Leach Com'erse White Metzger l THE l999 THCLKIO KAPPA PHI KAPPA Founded at Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire, in 1922. There are ,M or-tive chapters, 1 house, and ll total membership of 5,000. The Ohio State chapter, Alpha Eta-, was establixhezl ont April 14, 1928. The present hrmxe is located at 146 E. Framlzes Avenzze. FACULTY MEMBERS Raymond Bennett Orville Brim John Clifton Roscoe Eckelberry Dan Eikenberry John Miller Robert E. Smith VVil1iam Stone G RA DUATE STUDENTS Arthur Herrick Paul Monett Chester VVherry SENIORS Frank Harman Russell Krier Leland Purdy Milton VVatson SOPHOMORES Robert Hughes Lloyd VVaite PLEDGES Angelo Billy James Billy Svend Gormsen Frank Lutz .lzunes Masek John Ratzenberger Edward Scofield VVilbur VVest Hughes Gormsen Scofield Mrmelt E. Billy J. Billy Masek Waite Purdy Weston Herrick Miller Lutz Smith Krier Watso'n Harman Wherry Hall Eekelberry THE IBS? TTId.'KIO I DELTA OMICRON Jlusir' ,wzrurif-If fozzmlrfl nl flu' I'l1i1'1f1'xil.1f of Uillcilllzllfi in 7000. Tlzrlrzf nw El fu-lizvf 1-lmpfvrs. Tlw Ohio Slulw Vlllllfllfl' was foumlzfd llwvziilwz' 7.2,1fl,2S. FACULTY M NM I3 li li S Edith Jones Ulwen Jonvs SENIOR S Lucille l,ZlVlli!sU!l l,UI'OtllY CSIITVCY' Doris Hunley Memrjoric Jum-Q Margaret Kzlpp RilCllEik'l Munra- Gcncvu Smith Virginia Vail lJUI'Utllf' VYilm11 lvr JUNIORS Ada Coon Anna Collins Durotlly Fuvlms Mary Syli-1' PLEDGES Hairy Allisnlx Nadine Berry .lc-all Blake Clara Killworilx He-lcu King Janet 1,61-cle-1' Ruth M1-I'lwrson Ruby XVi1tl'IlIlS Lvvflvi' lilulrr' lVIz'I l1r'rs1m lVull.'ins KlllZl'OI'lll Allison Derry Furlzs Coon Iloolvjl Collins Sylvr King Smilli Kapplffr Jonvs llrlriflsuzl, Moore Vail CHITIYCT l THE-l992 THIQKIQ- SIGMA THETA TAU An honorary student nursing sorority founded at the Ifniversity of Indiana in 1925 for the purpose of promoting scholarships and fraternity among student nurses. Ohio State vhapter, Epsilon, was established on Feb1'11a1'y 27, 1932. Alpha Johnson Ruth Perkins Margaret Reilly Jona Sundstrom SENIORS Edna Blackburn Marjorie Davidson Irene Doak Dorothy Leupp Harriet McClelland Genevieve Meade Rosalys Meyers Italia Sears Maxine Warner PLEDG ES M arga ret Benhow Ruth Dodd Maxine Stall Constance Strow Mildred Thompson Jeanne Lipton Jessie Ullman Frances VVard FACULTY MEMBERS Straw Allman TIIUTYLZJSOYL Bcnlzow Lipton. Leupp Mayors Sears Dodd Ward Stall Blackburn Davidson Warner Doolc Mc-Clelland Meade THE l999 TYIGJKIO - o oM1CRoN NU lwflllfllllfd uf Jliehiran, zlII'll'llIfllT!ll Clollere in 1!Ili?. Ils fur nose ix to Iro- n J .I 1 .I ' I mole SI'h0lllI'Nl1l1l, leadership, and researrh. in fhe l1!I'l'IlIH'I'lIII'lIf of Home Eeonomirs fhrnuflmuf the world. There are Z! nrlizvf elm rtzfrs, and the . I Ohio State ehapfzfr was founded in 1920. Elizabeth Moore Mary Patton Minnie Prive lfluniee Teal Doris llter FACULTY MEMBERS Thelma Beal Blanche Bowers Bertha Everheart Ahna Garvin Medora Grandprey Hazel lluston Adele Koch Faith Lanman Esther Loomis Hughina McKay GliADUA'l'E ASSISTANTS Eleanor llaile Mary Hutton livzmgeline Klepinger Agnes Skinner SHNIURS Eileen Anderson Martha Beal Helen Bone Ruth Bye Margaret Flay Sarah lJeVVs-es lfltta Elliot Lois Hale Dorothy Lauhaeher Elizabeth Morris Carolyn Owen Kathleen Seohie Katharine Singer Jane Ulrich Annabelle Winter Miriam Wood J UNIORS Nelva Patterson Singer Ilona Paiterson Svolzie lJ1'Weesi Laubacher Clay Baal lVi'ntr?r Ulrich Elliott Owen Bye - 287 no mrim N time spring vvlien lwonors stall4 tlwe campus, pins and l4eys are pestovved upon tlwose members ol University organizations vvlio are deemed out- standing in tlsieir lields. Curricular and extra-curricular activities alilce are awarded justly ..... and lwonors so received are proudly vvorn. l THE E999 TTIOJRIO . puns, 1 - Q 2454-Kgs 90 i , -it kg- ry 'Y ,fm .s KAPPA KAPPA PSI Founded at Oklahoma State College in 1913. The fraternity aims to sponsor good fellowship, scholarship 'and musical ability among members of college bands. There are 27 active chapters, The Ohio State chapter, founded on September 15, 1923. FACULTY MEMBERS Elvin Donaldson Gustav Bruder l Eugene VVeigel l Richard VVinfield SENIORS Clarence Assenheimer I Frederick Crebs Caddison Hempstead XVilliom lke Gerzild Pontius Claude Rhoad Clifford Scott J UNIORS James Acocks Lewis Day Charles Deishley Forest Hahn Donald McClintock James McCreury Paul Overs Ralph Smiley Russell VViessinger Eta, was James VVOodard SOPHOMORES George Bonn Gordon Crabbs William Moore John Saenger Everett Shipman Acoeks Crabbs Overs Moore Weissinyer Bonn Crabs Woodward Hahn Hempstead Shipman Saenger McClintock Donaldson Pontius Deishley Scott lice McCreary -290- THE IBB?-:l l'lCL-lflb l lr f lf. 'WZ u vf':, , 5 X v w l PHI RHO ALPHA A local honorary pharmaceutical fraternity founded in 1925 for the purpose of advancing pharmaceutical research. The original organization consisted of seven members. FACULTY Robert Kattman Milton Rose Lloyd Keck Cull Brown Karl Kaufman Harry Ulicy Roy Lodolyn Benjamin Pearlstein George McClung SENIORS James Rhiel JUNIORS Carl Sponhauer Albert Egbert Paul Riggle Benjamin Darllam Egbert Kattman Pearhxtein Sponhauer Rose Lodolyn Keck Rhiel Ulicny Kaufman Brown Dye Williams '29l' g 'rl-le l999 fn-gif-IO Richard Anderson Carl Ambos Harvey Barnett Robert Bartels Jack Benjamin James Born Charles Bratton Norman Broadway Paul Brodriek VVilford Clark Richard Coleman Elmer Cooper . Us J .10 . -:H 'tn ,- f ' F 1: PHI ETA SIGMA Foumded at the University of Illinois, lllarch 22, 1923, as a stimulation of scholastic eyfort among underclassmen. To encourage and reward high scholastic attainment among male members of the Freshman Class is the purpose of the fraternity. There are 11 active chapters, and the Ohio State chapter was founded in 1928. Lyman Cozad Grant Dick Lloyd Dille Leon Dore Charles Duncan David Farber Meyer Franklin Carl Frost Martin Greenfeld Harold Hauerman Charles Hayes Robert Holloway Melvin Koch Bruce Laybourne VVilliam Plumcr Alexander Pollack Lawrence Prehn James Robinson Wilbur Schaich Bernard Schneider Morris Scott Silas Sharp Ralph Short Samuel Simmons Charles Smith Robert Smith Erwin Southard James Thurston Karl Ulicney Robert VVagers Ellis VValdron Robert Woolford Arthur VVuest Robert Zinn '292- -'rl-ie :aaa masse l , gl , I PHI UPSILON OMICRON Founded at the University of Minnesota ont February 10, 1909. Member- ship corixi.-:ts of students in Home Economies who are chosen- for their scholarship, professional aptitude and leadership. The Ohio State chapter, Gamma, was estalilixhefl in 1915, and today there are 17 active chapters. FACULTY MEMBERS Clara Bancroft Blanche Bowers Daisy Davis Alice Donnelly Evangeline Evans Bertha Everhart Morgan Gorrell June Kennedy Ruth Lindquist Hughina McKay Elsie Minton Elizabeth Moore Mary Nicholson Florence Osborn Doris Ufer SENIORS Esther Backus Martha Beal Helen Bone Margaret Clay Sarah DeWees Vrina Hughes Edith Jones Mildred Marquardt Mabel Moore Nelva Patterson Catherine Paxton Kathleen Scobie Catherine Singer Jane Ulrich Annabelle VVinter J UNIORS Evelyn Filiatraut Margaret Kirkpatrick Dorothy Kurtz Margery McGarrough Thelma Vance Winter Patterson Sf-obic DoWecs MrvGarrugh Vance Clay Singer Beal Moore Hughes Ulrich -293- I THE -i999-TYIC1-KID PI LAMBDA THETA I Foundecl in July, 1917, by the union of 7 charter chapters, each of which had been organized as a loeal group admitting women in eclueation attaining I high standards of scholarship. There are 36 active chapters. The Ohio State chapter, Nu, was founded on June ASSOCIATE MEMBE Sada Harbarger Gertrude Robinson Edith Sniffen ACTIVE MEMBERS Ella Ackerman Dorothy Adkins Mary Bean Ivalee Behrens . Viola Bell Sarah Bitzer Clara Blackburn Anna Blackmore Virginia Britton Jane Brokaw Ruth Burkey A , l RS Catherine Campbell Helen Chrysler Florence Chubbuck Ethel Cox Elizabeth DeVVeese Dorothy Disher Mary Ewan Edna Fuller Florence Fulton Mary Gaal Esther Grant Virginia Gunn Sadabelle Grimm Naomi Goodwin Catherine Hennessey Olive Hilphrey Katherine Hunter Gwendolyn Jenkins 12, 1912. Frances Jones Mary Keller Marice Kersey Dorothy King Virginia Krumrn Clara Leum Dawn Logan Margaret Marsh Helen Martin Marie Mason Elizabeth Mohr Elizabeth Moore Marjorie Mundhenk Blanche Myer Garnet Nagel Mary 0'Connor Ruth Owen Phoebe Paine Alma Palmer Luella Pressey Argra Rutter Jessie Rhulman Mary Scoville Marie Skodak Eleanor Smith Elizabeth Smith Mary Southwick Emily Stogdlll Minnie Thomas Marion Thompson Doris Ufer Katherine Wells Bernice Werder Lucille Wlestinghouse Bernadine Whitmer Olive Woodruff Smith Fuller King Westinghouse Southwick Britton Nagel Grant Skodak Keller Palmer Rhulman K ersey Behrens THE I9 99 THCLKIO I ,2- Ql 1 X35 SCHOLARIS Fr1'sl11111'n, TUIPIlH'll1'.Y 1l0IlIlI'!ll ll soeirffy f0llIIt'14'll in 1938 af Ohio Slnfv IvI1i'L'l?l'- sity. Thr' p111'pn::1f of H111 orgmzfznfimi is fn I'llI'UIll'f1fjl3 unrl Illflilllfllfll a lziglnfr .N'!'lHIl1INfiI' xlu1:r1i11g1 1111101151 Ihr' 200111141 of H10 l'll'1'.VllllIIllI class. MEMBERS INITIATED IN NOVEMBER, 19252 Ruth Bierbaum Elizabeth Coris Virginia Cochrane Emily Cummins Marta Haklova Edith llendrix Elaine Hughes Lucille Kuck Maria Meifallum Louise Switzeer M EM BE RS INITIATE D IN FEBRUARY, 19323 Emma Binegar Mary .lane Bupa Sara Bowman Grace Brown Emma Blll'l'it'y Abigail Colwn Elizabeth Converse Marjurie Cuppi-rnlan Doris C'li1'kc-ngrer Juan Davies Louise lh-l,ant'y Mary Elliot Vivian Emrick Marvia Fassig liillian l 0rnof Gypsy Erankenberg Louise Fuller Alberta Gamble Mildred Ciercn Mary llac'kenhra1'l1t Mildred llanshvrger Maxine Hengst Dorothy llesket Natalie Howard Ruth King Sara Kueinski Faith Lantz Marjorie Lawrence ltoselyn Mathews Elizabeth Marsh Betty Mattoon Ellen Mcfoy Florence Meyer llorothy Moore Mary Morris Durntlmea Mott Kathryn Myers Martha U'ltal'a Jean Reeder Rachel Richards Beatrice ltielcetts Marian Sherman Katheryn Smith Marjorie Smith Harriet Spencer Barbara Starhuck Jennie Volk Louise Walcutt Mary YVeaver Edith Wleher Pauline Zaremhski Walrruft McCoy U'IIa1'a k l7I!l Lantz Myrrrs Mrfjfzfr lu'111rirk Ha.cke11brar-hz? Co'11z1r'rs1c Zarembslci Kuwlr I?f'111'gmr Fassig Hcmgsf Ma rsh lin 111' Mutfoon Ilalrlmra lfI'07l'7l K. Smilh Grnrilzlz' Slur11ran Frarilcevrburg Davifes II1's1r1'ff Ellioll Voile Waxlvr Gcrfn Kurrirlski Morris M. Smilh Conwvll Camplwll CaslI1'111r1n l'VI'll1't'I' Siarbuck Moore . 4 l THE VVillard VVilliam I999-1:l'ld.-LKIQ- y fn 1 21, 'i'?,.If?, x SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON Honorary geologiral fraternity rcl1os1: purpoxe is to arlz'a11r'o the social, scholastic and st-imztifia' relation, of its nmnzlwrx. It r'rautv.v friendship and ofers asxistarzee b6l'ZL'CPll' 1111iz'1f1'silie.w anrl srientific srlmols which it recog- nizes as helping to mzrvzuragcf the !lll7'lI11l'1'III0llf of geology. mining, metal- lurgy and r-eramlr-s. The Ohio State dzaptffr was fOIlI1CZl'il ln 1926, There are 25 active chapters. FACULTY MEMBERS SENIORS JUNIORS Berry Eldon Constance James Cayford Mcffaughey Russell Johnston John Evans Mueller Horace Latimer Richard Lee VViIliam Paris Stockdale Albert Schnaufer Wlilliam Stuart Lawrence Trishman Cayforrl Lallmrn' Stuart Trislzmun Constance Johnston Schnaufer -296- FACULTY MEMBERS Arthur Baggs Carolyn Bradley Richard Buck Ralph Fanning Wooster Field Thomas French Erwin Frey Robert Gatrell Frank Haskett Francis Head THE l999 TTICLIKIO I TAU SIGMA DELTA Ilonorary fraternity in. arr'l1itf'r'f11rff and lmldsrape design foundml in- Illay, 1913 at the l,'niz'ersity of Jliclzigun. Each year it admitsi only a limited ll'Il-IIIIIPI' of students who have .vlmzcvz nmrkvfl ability in these fields. There are fl active chapters and u total N1l'llIIll'l'Shll? of 150 members. Frances Johnson Edgar Littlefield Galen Oman VVil1 Rannels VVilbert Ronan Alice Robinson Hoyt Sherman Howard Smith Charles Sutton Betty NValker Guy VViser Erwin Zepp HONORARY M EMBE R Alice Schille GRADUATE MEMBERS Ralph Fletcher Glenn Roberts SENIORS NVilliam Arter Leroy Augden Timothy Armstrong Carl Bentz James Brooks Mary Crater Fred Gamble Mary Keller John Lorr Eugene Masselink Frances Schwartz Olive Scott Richard Smith William VVells Gamble Brooks Sch 11-11 riz Scott Smith Wells Arinr Keller A rmstrong Masselink Crater Augden I THE 1999 TTICI-'KIO Y Jw if THETA SIGMA PHI Pon-ncled at the University 0 Wanhinlgton 'in 1905. It is an honorary, rec- ognizing ability among women students specializing in. journalism. There are 34 actize chapters and the Ohio State chapter, Eta, was founded in Jlay 1909. FACULTY MEMBER Hwrriet Collins SENIORS Lillian Callif Lois Fllman Catherine Lang Katherine Reading I eila Routzohn Katherine White JUNIORS Mary Davis Vera Ettinger Alice Garwood Marjorie Hunter Jeanne Levine s - I 1 f ' f I x N 3 , , ,X 1 I 1 l I I P h . 3 .J l i R Levine Elman Hunter Davis Etinger Routzohn Lang Callif White Reading Garwood '298- ode iles HESE organizations play a iwigiwiy important role in minimizing time size of time student pody by drawing it closely togetimer on groups oi similar interests. Vocational and avocationai clubs tmave made For better relations tnrougimout time Campus .... and tmave produced a strong feeling of iriendsimip. Clovis Fritter Fred Boynton SOPHOMORES l THE l999 THC-KID STUDENT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY FACULTY MEMBERS Harold Brown Joseph Gourley Wendell Paddock Gerald Stout SENIORS Carl Deeds Cary Karnes OFFICERS ...,........................President George McConnell ......., Vice President Walter Allen ...,........................ Secretary Earl Waters .,...,...... ...,...,,. 7 'reasurer Organized at Ohio State University in1890. This group fosters interest in fruit and vegetable growing through a meeting twice a month, to which the best of speakers on. horticulture are invitefl. During the fall quarter they sponsor a Fellowship meet, at which market growers attend and exhibit their products. The principal event of the winter quarter is an ecvhibition of fruit and vegetables during Farmers' llfeek. The spring quarter is set aside for social functions. Valentine Hole-ski Cary Karnes George McConnell Earl Waters J UNIO IIS Roy Battles Lee Mantle Franeis Miller Karl Obrecht Kenneth Oring Dwight Robinson Dean Tresch George Young VValter Allen Elmer Berry Ellen Dorsey John McConnell Paul Rofkar Walter Rupert McConnell Rupert Boynton Ilaftlfrs McConnell Mealy Miller liriclcford Young Berry Oring Allen Tresclt Karnes Waters Holeslci -300- THE l999 THCLKIO I SADDLE AND SIRLOIN The pzlvrpoxrf of llzix SOI'l1'flll is in 1N'I'lIWfllIlfI' irlvulx and fo xfinmlutz' flzfffrffsi in rurinml lzzmlzalzrlry, llrux Izrinyjing loyotlwr xtzulfflzlfx l1rVz'i1ly lb IWIIIIIHOII4 lllfIfl'I'Nf. Tim prola- lwnx of animal l1'1l.vluunlry are llisc'zcs.w'd for mulzull gain in 1m'4'ti1z-gs. fo Zvllirh fha' Irvs! .vp1aalf1'r,v in lhis j1'1'IJ are invifvrl. FACULTY MEMBERS Lawrence Brubaker Joel Coffey Carl Gay Edwin Heizer Donald Kays Robert Roth Schuyler Sulisbu ry Scott Sutton SENIORS Edwin Augspurger Ralph Bender ,lean Dill Meredith Hall Allen Martin Lloyd Morningstar Paul Seliepflin Ilobert Socknmn lilly Starlin .lznnes WVilson JUNIORS Curtis Cromley Dewey Croy Frederick Gehert George Harkness James Knapp Karl Obreeht Joseph Peters Raynlond Pifer Donald linnk Farrel Shultz Halcion Sabroske Curtis Steele George Young' SOPIIOMURES George Boyer Harold Dobbins Byron Good Jzunes Hum Robert Roush Sahroskef Pifffr Harkness lViIson Young 1611 nl: Gwllnft Hum Soclrman I'eicrs lllrzsfiu Good AMfl81IIlT!11'f Boyer Dill Slarlin Bemlvr Knapp Ohrw-Ii! I THE I9-39 TTIG-'KID TOWNSHEND AGRICULTURAL EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY This society bands together students planning to follow lhe 'vocation of agrieulfural fearlzilzg. All the members participate in. the programs of lhe elnb and thus derive from llldllfflblfll eonirilnnfions training 'whivh will benefit i them in iheir future work. The programs include de- y bales, speeches, and discussions of personal experiences. 3 Eaeh quarter an outside speaker is invited to address the group on some problem of IlgI'iI'lllh'IlI'Cll work. The soeiety sponsors the winter reeital of the Leadership C'onoert of the Future lf'a'rmers of Ohio. FACULTY MEMBERS Lyman Jackson Harold Kenestriek YVilbur Stewart SENIORS Harry Anderson Norman Arnold Ralph Bender Clifford Clary Lawrence Daniels Paul Eshler Dale Friday Clarence Fridline Leo Gafiin Charles Haas Morton Hamilton John Henderson Elmer Henry Leland Hoover Gaylord Jones Robert Kirkhride Randall Iihning Harland Martin Lloyd Morningstar Glenn Pettijohn Thomas Porter Dorris Purkey Claude Rhoad Layel Ridenour Howard Shambarger Carlton Smith Victor Snyder Hobert Soekman Ray Starlin Dalton Stonehnrner Olean Sxvallen YVillia1n Tudor Charles 'Weaver Herschel Zehner JUNIORS Dale Bee Dyark Beard Harold llernhart Roy Clay Joe Colville Lawrence Daniels Herschel Drake Ralph Harner Ernest Heiby Russell Kline Robert Lane Daniel Melnturf Clarence McKnight VVayford Metzger Daris Moyer Carl Norris Ransom Oetzel Raymond Pifer Kenneth Throckmorton Zehner Stonebnrner Colville Weaver Moyer Rlzoad' Beard Jones Eshler Throckmorton Snyder Pifer Henderson Morningstar Swallen ' Daffler Anderson Hoover Shambarger Clary Hamilton Calhoun Starlzn Purkey Oetzel Haas Arnold Staelcey Friday Riclcnour Soekman Bender u TH 6 l999 TTICLKIO l UNIVERSITY GRANGE .I nufimml organiznfiolz having some 80.000 IHe llIIN'I'N in Ohio, has as its purpoxr' flu' !lfI1'llll!'I'DI0I1lL of IlflI'I!'IllfIlI'l4 :md 'rural life. IIS 17l'0gl'lI1IIN IIIIZY' ll twoffulrl p1n'lmsr-- fn IIIZZWIIII! talent and lmrlmwllill among itx 1r1vrv1Iu'1's1111rZ fo prnrirle rmrreatirzil. for ifx nmnzlmrs. The trllrfnt is uxml in. !I0lH0llSfI'!IMII!j IIIITIIIIIIS of !'0l1dlll'fillff1 irrlwvslirzg li I'0!j ffl HIS. J. l. Falconer .....,. OFFICERS-EI.ECT IN l'NIVI+lRSI'1'Y GRANGE Nu. 1932-19325 Jfrzxfwr 0'Z'l'I'QI'l'I' BIIIYYIII I lrlch .,,,, , ,.... ,..... . xYillillITl Smith .,,,, Herschel Drukm-,, 1620 .,,,,,,,.L!1C'fIH'l'l' .,Tl'FllSIlI'l' 1' W.,,,,.,,.CbflII1llfTI- True VVz1ts0n ..,... ....., ,,,,,,,,,, . S I7I'I'!'fflI'lll 1'1lC2lIl0l' Ne-ssley H Rilyllllilld Pifvr ..,.,, ,.,,,,. I Nxt, SWf'i'I'fHI Il Daniel Mclnturfn, Ga-urge Young ,,,,.,. ,,,,,, ,,..,..,,,,,,,, , , Sfffzcvrrrl Gladys Kennedy Pc-urlc Foglc- ,,,,,,,..,..,,,,,,,,,, .,,, ,,,, . I wt. Slffrcmd Mary Tucker .,,,,,,, ,-Xnnubulle Beal ,,,,,,,,.. .lmzly .Isst. Sizfzcvzrzl Esther Emlcr ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ilurrict Curry ..,.,,,.,,,.,, ,,.........,,,,,,,,A.,. 1 ,iIHliHt Qiigtllstlggykumn E l31'p1'ff,vr'11lrllizvfx fo ,VIII-.lyrirlfllurzf fk'IHIl1f'fI Gcrfclmrfprfi' ffrfrffs .,..,.I,UHIOIIIL Flora - 303 l T-I:-IE l9I-99' THGKIO PHILOMATHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY SENIORS Helen Addison Kathleen Bristow Edith Jones Marice Kersey OFFICERS Mary Ziebold ,.........,..............,. .President Evelyn Shoemaker ...... Vice-President Helen Kruse ..................,. Rec. Secretary Ruth Smith ,.,...............,... Cor. Secretary Kathleen Bristow .,.....,.......... Treasurer Edith Sniffen ........,.,. ,...,,,,,.,.... I fldvisor Founded at Ohio State Uni'zPer.s'ity in 1895 to foster literary talent among university women. Consideration of eufllural and literary problems are of prime interest. Ruth Smith Helen Wells Jane Wheeler Mary Ziebold Aimee Healey Helen Kruse Mary Leininger Evelyn Shoemaker Betty Wallsmith JUNIORS Elizabeth Dixon FRESHMAN Edith Hendrix Hendrix Wheeler Dixon Smith Kersey Bristow Wallsmith Wells Shoemaker Ziebold Kruse -304- SIGMA DELTA PHI A vzational oryrmizufion estczlilishofl at Ihr' IYllI7'l'l'NIf.ll of Illinois about Iffjif. Its purpose is fo Inronzofr' IlIfl'l'4'SI in .vlzoerli and fine arts, and partieipafioiz in Ilrrrw .wim- rato and distinct uctiziifies is required for ru'fiz'1' mom- bership. FACULTY Florence Denton Frances Jones Gwendolyn Jenkins FACULTY MEMBERS Alex Laurie Louis Chadwick SENIORS Dean Brant Max Cavanagh Ross Churchward Mary Hambleton Conrad Link Cloyd Marshall THE I9-391 l'lC1-IKIO SENIORS Esther Mclllauglit Helen Simpson Ortho. Smith Virginia Vallance JCNIORS Helen Galloway Aleeta Campbell Catherine Campbell Alice Knepper Catherine Lang TROWEL AND ISPADE Thix local organization was founded in. 1925 by Professor Hot: of the Ilorticulture Dopartnient. Its purpose is to foster interest 'in' fioricfulture and promote felloroship. JUNIORS Lawrence Biddle Joseph Biebel Harold Burkey Melvin Easterday Robert Petri Kenneth Mayer Robert McCormick Jolm McQueen Gustav Poesch Ralph Schwartzenherg Paul Shull Robert Thornton Val Veirs Gardener VVing SOPHOMORES Harold Baker Don Burkland Otto Burkland Sally Jenkins Lila Poling SOPHOMORES Betty Lee Hottliines Roy Hartley Charles Mann Robert Scully Roger Sherman John Sites FRESHMEN VVarren Bordine John Dickson Clarence Enders Marianne Hoerner Karle Lucal Lucal Hurlers Mz'Cor'micIc Mayer D. liurlrlaml O. Burklaml Vvfri Brant Slzermun Thornton Churchwarrl Cavanugli Mann, S1-ally Robinson Esper I'oesrlL Link Sl?I'L'Ll'l1I'fZl'll,IH'I'!l Hoerner Petrie Laurie Chadwick -305- f 1 gfaffs SUSE motlwers and lDrol4en lwouse rules . . . sessions, over-late sup- pers wliere all tlwe proplems ol lile are salveal .... orolering lwamlburgers lrom tlwe Fire escapes long alter lwours .... serenacles on warm spring niglsits .... cramming lor Finals . . escapades ol all sorts . . . ancl regret wlwen sclwool is out. l THE l999 1'TlCl-'KID SENIORS Madge Bach Margryt Crouch Evelyn Filiatrault Dorothy Padgett - Margaret Voros Faye White I Kathleen White JUNIORS Doris Ambrose Ruth Apel Dorothy Counter Dorothy Dicken Emily Diday I Helen Gallagher Homerita Gruber Azeale Graves OXLEY HALL Aileen Herbig Marjorie Kissell Ida Mastriani Mary Morrow Margaret Neff Beatrice Oakes Bernita Short Mary Syler Esther Wolf SOPHOMORES Evelyn Bowman Mary Cooper Beth Cole Virginia Casteel Wilda Eger Beatrice Huford Louise Junk Susan Miller Adelaide Mclntire Ruth McPheron Mary Marrow Mary Saenger Isabel Steele Ida Straube FRESHMEN Marquerite Alexander Dorothy Benson Amy Brewster Marie Burkey Dorothy Cantwell Helen Eckman Virginia Elliot Vivian Emerick Mary Filiatrault Hilda Garmhausen Dorothy Gardner Lorena Haekenbracht Margaretta Laukhuff Jean McCrate Jane Martin Louisa Miller Betsy Molsberry Martha O'Hara Dorothy Reynolds Joan Samson Elizabeth Seescholtz Jean Speer Virginia Sunderland Catherine Tower Margaret Trippy Jane Waddell Catherine Watson SENIORS Dorothea Anderson Mary Corder Ruth Fenner Charlotte Frost Thelma Gar Y Martha Van Valkenberg Evelyn Luding Helen Sadler JUNIORS Selma Barnett Christine Baumgartner Gloria Broadhurst Helen Firaz Elizabeth Garman Edith Harig Ruth Headington Goldie Handel Helen Litchfield Catherine Miller Mary McConnell Katherine Persinger TH-E-I?-92 11-'ruajmno l .R ax 'X .. xxx.. Lit? '- MACK HALL Lillian Posch Constance Vereellotti Elizabeth VVorkman SOPHOMORES Ruth Armstrong Annabelle Beal Mary Bridwell Maxine Crew Eloise Covert Norma Duncan Mildred Eisner Lee Gulmi Glenn Helpbringer Dorothy Hill Mary Hunter Marjory Jarvis Dorothy Johnson Ruth Kirsch Virginia Levering' Louise Millar Juanita Phillips Carolyn Reid Georgianna Rew Frances Reicher Mary Lu Robison VVilda Sarver Valda Wilkerson Mary Workman Mary VVilliams FRESHMEN Lucile Armstrong Ruth Bailey Ruth Blezzard Norma Born Helen Campbell Abagail Cohen Catherine Comstock Marjory Davis Faye Dustin Harriet Ewing Marjory Farr Alice Lee Ga ssaway Henrietta Gottfried Rosemary Hauk Marianne Hoerner Frances Holland Pauline Johnson Ruth Jerome Ethel Keller Christian Kibler Evelyn Lukens Ellen McCoy Geraldine Morlan Theresa Morris Dorothy Moore Carolyn Moore Mary Neher Nelda Nikula Barbara Reinhardt June Shafer Emily Stephanie Ann Switalski Katherine Waller Clintie Winfrey Marian Zimmer I THE l993 T'l lCl-'KID .IUNIORS Eloise Martin Pauline Schofield Virginia Smythe Betty XVallsmitl1 June Vlfheeler ST. HILDA'S HALL SOPHOMORES Helen Bulirer Mary Herron Julia Orr Ima Van Hook FRESHMEN Nancy Ackerman Mary Lou Brand Betty Garner Elanor Karr Anna Rickey Rossini: Scherrman Nancy Turner Buhrer Cach ran Herron Brand Ka rr Ackerman Orr Riolcwl Wallsmifh fl'urrLc1 Schirrman Smythe Martin Wheeler Van Hook Garner Schofield '31O- GliADL'A'l'l'l STI Julia Adkins licrtrmle Kvnnmly Dorotlly Kolilvntz Marjorie l.uil'lvr lilunclxe Une-y Louise Pulnwr l.c-una Szlylur Ste-pllanie Skmluk Pauline Soutluwim-li Shu Pan mvll S ICNIORS Florence Allis x'll'fl'lIllil Cole TH6 l999 TNG-KID l l 'l7l'lN'l'S NEIL HALL K':x1'ulyn l,2lVlKl Lois Hlllllilll llzlzvl Gordon lVI:ulc'lin6 Hawkins Natalie Hinz lillvn Jenkins Dorothy Kzlnn lilimlvcilx Kcllllofvr llclcn Raw Xe-wcll .luscpllinc Patton Ann linens-lilac-rg: llurutliy Sloan llurutlxy 'Falllmott Ulivv 'llll0lIl9lS Rom mary Yugrvr .I VNIURS .llmn lsfilllt Luuisc Hl'0ElKlllllN2 fVlolli0 Cllillflll lflunicx- lflwnis .litllll Evans Szxrzlll Fuvisli .luwpllinc Gitlcr l.4-lmln-llc Gulmllu-rg lla-li-n Gustuvsun l'lI'5llll't'S .leffrvy lfllvzulm' Knapp Mzlrtlm Iliclwluln-rfu fVlurivl Morris 'l'l1vln1:l Musliunix ffllfllfillllfll on nanrl pugwj Marin- Newliy Virginia l'z1tnm' lintli 1llIlllCl' Doris P11-is lW2llVgIill'K't Rvinlvl Lillian Killings Maru-l lilitluxlgm' x'll'jIlIllEl Selby J, li. Sllillltlflllilll Civrlrmlv Sols- Sylviu 'l'unzn1un liulwy VV:1tkins SUl'llUMOlilflS linlmliv .-Xlmsfli l THE l9991'l'lCl-'KID Caroline Baer Florence Barlow Martha Baskin Lucile Baum Mary Baum Thelma Becker Madeline Black Edna Mae Campbell Frances Caplan Sara Carr Aline Cary Lucile Cohn Buena Donovan Goldie Dworkin Virginia Farber Hilda Fish Ruth Fry Georgia Fulmer Doris Hannum Dorothy Johnson Dorothy Jones Thelma Kernel Genevieve Kimnach Arlene Landers Charlotte Laughlin Virginia Lawrence Sara Lieder June Lovewell Frances Luce Alberta McGee Alice Nickel Aileen Philbin Genevieve Poston NEIL HALL fCY01lti'lH,l9dJ Betty Richwine Evelyn Rupert Evelyn Sanders Jeanne Schott Virginia Smith Mary Spon Jean Thomas Mary Thompson Linda Mae Turner Marie VVagner ' Frances Zeigner FRESHMEN Ruth Adler Eleanor Amdur Elinor Arsham Jen Baker Maxine Belkine Gertrude Borie Selma Bream Mildred Brenner Marion Brown VVilma Burnham Anna Cadkin Regina Colton Edna Mae Cooley Ruth Coppel Marjorie Copperman Florence Cramer Dorcas Curley Janis Dalrymplc Helen Dobbie Evelyn Edelson Maryon Eichenberg Louise Ephrath Edythe Epstein Dorothy Fernberger Edythe Fine Annabelle Finkel Jeanette Flehardy Mary Jane Friedlander Dorothy Germansky Elsie Golden Virginia Grama Evelyn Hahn Mary Jane Harrison Fern Josselson lrma Josselson Ruth Lee Kamens Estelle Katzen Florence Kaufman Ernestine Kelly Phyllis Kelly Frances Kronheim Florence Krugger Emily Laudenheimer Jane Leitnaker Gertrude Levin Reva Levison Rose Frances Levison Ruth Livingston Caroline Lourie Hortense Luria Hilda Mahder ltoselie Masiroff Roselyn Mathews Marion May Pearl Mayerson Betty MacMillin Elizabeth McCarty Jean Nichols Helen Owsisnowski Marion Orr Inez Phelps Sina Rabb Mary Ranson Pauline Rappaport Mabel Rosenberg Eleene Rosenbush Pauline Rothschild Margaret Runkle Elaine Sabad Margaret Shelton Annette Sperling Mildred Spero Virginia Starkey ltella Sutton Madeline Tetz Mary Tillotson Bernice Walker Katherine Weber Marjorie VVeiss Elaine Weitz Henrietta Williams Bernice Wise Helene VVolf - 'r-Ee naaa T I lCLKlO l PPRECIATION se ,ar sv OUR editor feels remarkably like throwing the editorial cap high in the air for he has just finished laying out the last page for the printer and has lit the final cigarette, one of the many offered like so many tapers at the altar of the gods that watch over editors. Obviously it is the moment of regret over the end of these hours spent in this office with people doing the same things and wor- rying over the same problems that have plagued all our activity days. At the moment of writing much remains to be done, but in a. month or more this Maklo will be in your hands. Know then that this book is the product of the work of many affable associ- ates who have made the year a high spot in life to this point. Miss Jean Evans, Managing Editor, has fought the battles with us most patiently and has contributed not a little in helpful suggestion- our severest critic e-and probably our best. Norman Shaftel, in the role of Assistant Managing Editor, has been a good and faith- ful worker. Our capable staff of Sophomore Assistants,-wCarol Barricklow, Bob Burkett, Jack Hague, Virginia Shipley, and Nate Stern, has done wonders, with these people, Freshman Can- didates, working under them: Fred Dinsmore, Ralph Uoldin, Don lleckman, Bob Howard, Helen Knox, Ruth Maddox, Nikki Phelps, Miles Reed, Al Rosen, Ellis VValdron, and Clintie VVin- frey. It is proper to mention those Business Candidates. in a group, working under the direction of our genial Business Man- ager, Milton Russotto. Bob Tumbleson and Ray Evans, Jr., have us in their eternal debt for their work on the Humor section. To Charles Hoy, of Jahn and Ollier Engraving Company, go our best thanks, and as well to his company, which has performed the plate work to perfection in this edit0r's opinion. Bill Stoneman, of Stoneman Press, has our sincere appre- eiation for the fine printing this book has received. Mr. Elmer Haab, of Stoneman Press, who has so often pressed us for copy, gets our best Thanks, Elmerli' Mr, A. A. Lubersky and the S. K. Smith Company are to be commended for the cover that cases this book, the Cooke Paper Embossing Company for the hot-plating of the frontispiece and division pages. Baker's Art Gallery again has provided the best in photography for the NIAKIO of 1933. Professor and Mrs. Haskett of the Uni- versity Department of Photography kindly supplied us with some excellent pictures for the athletic section and traditions pages. Finally our heartfelt thanks must go to those students and or- ganizations by whose cooperation this book was made possible. Here's best wishes to those who shall carry on in the future. All has not been done that should be done. T111-1 Enrron. -313- Ti-IEPXE IS NCD ADVIC Tl-IAN Tl-IIS roiwwloizauu if is generally agreed that only a small minority of the population avails itself of the services of the dental profession. Some sources estimate the number to be less than twenty per cent. However, it is a well known fact that people are becoming more and more dental- minded now that they are beginning to ap- preciate the great value of modern dental service to their health and happiness. Consider, then, what a wonderful oppor- tunity is offered to you dental graduates who are beginning practice just as this demand for dental service is gaining momentum! By establishing yourselves in the right locations and equipping your offices with new Ritter equipment which will enable you to talce Full advantage of your slcill and pro- fessional lcnowledge, you will be prepared to meet this growing demand for high grade dental service. Let the Ritter Architectural Department help plan your office. Start out with equip- ment that is built up to a standard . . . not down to a price. Begin right. . .buy Ritter! Ritter Dental Manufacturing Company, lnc., Rochester, N. Y. XX y 0 SOUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with sufficient equipment, adequate personnel, and ample resources to render dependable service as artists and makers of fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is our first promise. JAHN 84 OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 811 West Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois -315' In the foreground f Ft. Dearborn referected in Grant Park on Chicago's lake front. Illustration by Jahn fr Ollier Arr Studios. .QAQH Stomemarw press Columbus, Qlwio -fi ?ri1zfers of Me 1933 .Makin Of Ohio State Uniwrfiiy l I mzzmls on rzmcz'e', t If thi- tlimisaiirls of !llllIllIllN piiblislu-rl liy lllllYt'l'Sltll'N :iurl colin-gt-as :Ill null' llu- vouutry cluriug tlu' past tvn yt-:Irs wt-rv 1lShl'IIll3lL'Il :ill iu mu' pl:u'v. you would Hml I vi-ry Ili-fiilitv lllil'iUl'ltf' of tlicui pziracliiig in Nlolloy Made C'ovn-rs. Ami till' Nlulaiu would not lu- far lu-liiufl. lu-I-:iiisc rluriug tlu- past tl'll yvurs. I-igglit Nlalaiok lmvi' L-:Ir rivrl c'uvI'I's lllilfli' liy 'l'lI1- lluvicl J. Molloy l'l:nlt. A llcxilmlv org:miz:Itiou. prcpart-d to si-ryc :Iuy :1uuu:Il stall' in l'Ullllk'f'tl0Il with tlu' ClCVL'l0llII1t'lIt of an lIllllSll!ll cover, regardless of the Hnanciul l7I'0lJlt'lIl which that stuff' uiiglit face' from tlu' stumlpoirlt of llllllgllf. rm-gurclla-ss of tlur :Irt tlicuu- wliic-li that stutl' W Iu:Iy lmvv iu uiiucl. is pI'i-part-cl to work for yuu. YYritI- for full Ili-t:Iils :md llllAU!'lllJl' l tion lu A. IX. l.LTl3l'lllSKY. l'ir4' 1,I'f'SlIl'l'IIf anal Srlfrx .llrlnaywr THE D VID J. MOLLOY PLAN I 2857 North Western Avenue, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS l For llwesis or -l-ypevyriter paper Reports or Note Boolc Fillers ' SWAN LINEN ' BUCKEYE BCJND or type on papers you can puy. Q For sale by all poolc stores and Stationers in tlwe University District. '3l7' A CDX Dental X-Ray J Unit- - - you will need one in I your new office Llil,-Xl7l'lliS in the dental profes- sion liave their own X-ray units. They find that making: their own radiogrraphs enahles thein to spa-nd their tinu- more prolitahly and sp:-cds their work with greater 4-liiz'ic-:ivy and ?ll'C'lll'ili'j'. The fact that llllllly of these leaders have chosen the CHX Dental X-ltay Unit evidences its superiority. The CDX Dental X-Ray Unit hangs sllspended fro-in the wall. lt is l00',fQ rlcctrim-ally safe. You and your patient van touvh the CIJX while in operation without any danger of shock. And owning a PDX is not an CXIICIISC. A liberal monthly paynn-nt plan will enahlv you to pay each monthly installment from the revenues derived and still have a prolit. ln starting out you cannot afford to he without this important tool of your profession. VVrite for full information. sat Drmial Department GENERAL Q ELECTRIC Xfim-W coiRPo1RAr1oN 2012 Jackson Boulevard Chicngo,Ill.,U. S. A. , vokmenrv vncroq-QS? x.nAY convoluvriow gi- I F JON PARK This section wonldn't he quite l'f7IIlllll'ti' and as to-rrihly rcprL'-- sentative as the lflditor wants it lo he without a glance into the olegant otlice of the din of nu-n in the JXdrninistration liuildingr. The head man in those parts is more or less well known as Joe Park. This writer is little vc-rsm-ml in the art of interpirs-tativc comnient hut he has a ready and reveptivv ear that never fails. Lurking' in all sorts of disguises and in many, many dark cor- ners of the pl'l'C'iIll'lS, he has gleam-ll these interesting bits. From Sum ll'ill1un11l1.' Park is ai great gent, a glrvut gent. hut he kept many a good foothall lnan from ahiding hy the rules of this lwre Atliletie llepartnu-nt. Frrfzl S te elite r .' Once upon fl time I was Secretary of l i'atm-rniiy Affairs . . . . Bill Carroll: And ine, the hlond express. at thaif, THE CHIFF COMPA i i l l i CUl,llMBIlS BRANCIrIl41S SchiiT's Outlet Shoe Store 142 North High Street Schilfts Outlet Shoe Store 212 South High Street ere 2.5 the Q l i 4 Complete l . i i Sefffvzee ' O Printing--liook Binding' 5 Blank Books-Legal Fornis Uttiee Furniture and Filing Eqnipnient Stationery-Loose Leaf Devices i Tina F. J. Hunk I,RlN'I'ING Co. 372-386 South Fourth Street Columbus, Ohio '31S' 6 Block Floral Wellington Company e S t a u r a i Jus! aaron 1111 1110 C'ornz'r zllfords you the best i11 food at the lowest of prices on the campus. TH E WELLINGTON RESTAURANT 8 Sixteenth Avenue No. 11 SIXTEENTH AVENUE WAlnut 1452 COLUMBUS, OHIO Sr l lozuf1'.s' Shi 1 M11 Low IJi.vlrn1c'c ' J I .I iSvlIf'l'l'SSflIlH,1f lndianola Fo'Cast1e Columbus' Smrzrtest Ballroom Admission: 4-OC Per Person Qfouples onlVD GYO l l l l i INDIANOLA SWIMMING POOL I-11-ways Open in Jlny f You are looking for a really eu- joyalilc meal in a mleliglitful SIll'I'fllllllllll2Q. ll's excellent food at rezisoliable prices you want. You slioulcl cline at Loraine Peters Coffee Shop V Complete Foufzmfn Serfuice 7 Chittenden Avenue open fs A.M. - 2 Am. i 777 77777 YY 777 7 W HOUSE MANAGERS 2 i CIQIICANING: Let us give you an estimate ou Cleaning' Rugs, ?,,,, f Carpets and Upliolstcred Illlll'Dltlll'6. vi fa: , . NIMIV CARPET, Rugs, Hug Pads and IAIIIOICIIIII 9'fj:?f5iQ27 Iiati- I'attC1'11sf-All cIrl'2lllCS-CIAHV Prices '.'I1Ev', 'g-,513 '- Scfzciizg, Laying and lfvprziriizq , twlriffi l ' ' ' N61 fQ'Q4i2 Ff'kU P 'f' Q A A B C CARPET CLEANING Co. Qrumfr- GA. 2113 .1. II. 3I,XI.l.0IlY, Mgr. 33 W. Gates Sr. I ppearance I 2.5 40 0 of 21 3H,S A5555 f GV NX? JAMES C. B. HANDLE Y Tliv following is a. I4-H1-r that wc print without pvrnlission of Ilic rvcipivlxl, who was Cars-loss enough Io Ivayf' it undvr a pilv ot' cuts in ilu- Makio Utlicv om- April afternoon. April IT, 192423. Ili-ar Jim: T ' If was awfully uivv of you to spvnd a portion ol' onm- ol' your lwusy days in writing: nw a linc- about your many and yarivd F avliyilivs al U. S. If Of Course I knew alwoui inosl of tlwin Iwi form' .... from your faniily and friends and. alvoyv all. 0 H10 Eaton Coiirii-r. fic-1-. hut your naine is in ilu- papa-r an awful lot. First you arz- Secretary of the Sf-iiatv. Bucks-I and Dipprr, tlu-11 you gs-I to lw President or CIIHITITIEIII of cyf'rytl1ing AD' 5148 on thc- cainpna. 'l'l1at was line and nobody was 'gnalons at all of your spam' in Ilw papvrs. Hut why did yo11 go and gm-f lllJlI'I'lf'Il I Y Y Y . , , , , , N lo 'tliat Sopliii- gal? 'Illlill'h all I'YP heard about for wcvks. Noi LATIN URI DRI C LIEAN ING X ilial, I mind, liui you know how it is. X Your old pal, YW' I SAM. ww , L. .,., Y, ,, ,, W GREEN SEAL PAI I . . . 1 the Quality Coat for Outside Surface f XX . -1 Nol'.Cycn lmlasiingr Wind or lwliistc-ririgf rain or liroilingr sun disturbs Ilannzfs firm-11 Sval. A I L I qualify product since 1888, Wliicli lias iiuprovvd wiili cavli passing vc-ar. lu your own nvigli- fi. ',, , J lmorliood arv vxauiiplcs of Ilzunia paint k'lllllll'Hlll'l', I I 1 I lzwrrf IS fl zlrfzzlvr lI!'llY' you THE HANNA PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Inc-oroorati-sl N X U I ooLUM1:Us, 01110 T Louisville Indianapolis My 1 -320- l LY' X A KJ I Ohio State I i f I Students .... You are fzlwflgfs V' ' welvomc' ut Walgreen I y DEAN ZORBAIIGII IPI-ul' IPI-:lu MHl'lHIllI!,'ll1 l I lmyi- In-I-u in colin-go uoxx' for uluioal Ilya- Yl'2lI'S .... Ilizil ix oil' :xml on ulul I lmvm- io wupporl uiyscll. My l'l'll'IlIlN im-ll uw Illzli I slioulml lu' :au uvtislk uioclcl. Coulll you lilul uu- il poxiliou with oul- ol' ilu- uzuupiis uriisix? I Iiziyn- Iwo I-liilmlrn-ug l in-iggln 129 pouuclx: I :uu lin- l'l'I'l iu lu-igjlitg lvloiul zuul um I!! j'l'fII'H old. Va-ry Iruly. .lIli.1.1l: SI.l lI7I. Bly' Yvry IDI-:mr Him Slulzz V l Your cum- Llialrw-MI-5 mn- lwyoud wormls. I Iiiul 5lIl'll I-um-N Q CYFIL fllt' Illlfllf -flI1'l'f and ulurmiiur Io ilu- iuoruli- ol' Iliv vuiiipur.. Iu CKlIIlAl'I'1'lll'l' wiili Ill-:nu . Huw wa- l'4llli'llIil4'Il Ilml wo will place You us wniirn-M iu III-uv 7 V . 1 . , , , , - . . lllldl llf CII!! Cvlllflll Hd! U nu-ln, I siluill lu- gflaul Io vousuli with you zilnoui living: ?II'l'IllI,Lf1 r ,,, - v I ' , me-ills :nl your I'IIl'Ill'Nl opportluiily. 'IAF' and 111.711 'SI' 'S hut' I :lui sum- Iliul you will lmyv aiu clcgrzlui limi- in your IILWN siiueziiou. XN'iiIi ggrvat sinccriiy, Y ' KIRACIII NI. .Xxxn-1 ZIlIlI!.Kl'4'II ' Y - ,.., . ' I' NITRIC ACID CN rw. 7 :L 7: T -I-I ff: ni fV r--4 CT JP Cf ,C 51 xl C. l'. IIYIJROCIIIUIXIC ACII ' ' OXIIDIC .I'. AIWIVIUNIUIVI IIN IDR J 'III LXCIII 'NL'I'i'l'IC Sfflrfffj' CIIIFIIIIGFIINKX' ljllfz' FOUNDEDIBBQ GPQEEELL I THE GRASSELLI CHEMICAL CO. CLEVELAND, OHIO fff'ff'f'f Send J511Folder Alhxxh f I ui. 6' Ahh A ' . xxxymh l31'z1m'!1f5 in l'rz'11c'z'pz1l -321- x-px--susr -sf ULIB H Q-9 l X , 'E P-' wimlf pense APPROACHING the purchase of equipment with the thought that it is merely a compulsory expense, to be minimized by buying as cheaply as possible, would be equivalent to bargaining for a lowfpriced college course with the sole idea of saving money. Both the college course and the equipment are invest' ments, both should have capital value, both will return dividends in proportion to their quality and complete' ness. S. S. White Equipment is made and sold on this basisMon the premise that nothing can be too good as a dentist's investment. If he buy real estate, it should be good, if he buy bonds they should be sound, in any inf vestment he should look for permanency of value and adequate return-his equipment certainly should be a highfgrade investment. Furthermore, the office and the operatory are the dentist's daytime home-they should be conveniently and adequately equipped for his comfort and etiiciency and as an inspiration for his best effort. From the patient's point of view the dental office should be inf viting and reassuringg it should proclaim upfto-date, competent, and reliable service, S. S. White Equipment lends itself to the perfection of these ideals. Office planning service furnished by the S. S. White Company and by the dealers who sell S. S. White Equipment, and the liberal terms of purchase enable the dentist to make his investment in equipment highly satisfactory in every consideration. , CZ' COfOPERATlNG WITH THE DENTAL PROFESSION SINCE 1844 gusnsnsns 322 - D lnvesfmenl- PHONE: ADams 1796 ex eimer Distinctive Photographs Always Please 106 EAST BROAD STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO VH ll I The GEORGE B. 1 OFIiS'I'IiIi ' . . . . 'X Class of 1907 LATTIMER COMPANY S A IMPURTERS AND .IOBBERS IN , I1l1.I10I'Clf0l'y A pparafus, CIIIUIIIICIIIS, I T S Reagents and Furniture for Quality Foods C'1Q 'iSf1'Y since 1887 1'11f'SiCS Biology Fine Candies-Home Blade I Popular Restzulrznlt 201 SO. HIGH ST. ce Cream General Science TRADE Kay-gll,' MARK 41 East Chestnut St. COLUMBUS, OHIO 23 LARGE PART of the success .... of the Mahz'o of 1933 is clue to the uni- formly excellent photography ..... prompt serfvice . . . splenciia' fworh- manshzp . . . and the many years of experience which has been built up during the time we have been doing portrait ana' group photography for the Hlaleio. Qjy '3Z4- Grahanfs Service ef-v 1 G rill .... QJVQD The O. S. U. Students, Downtown A Headquarters GJVE ENTERTAINMENT AND FOOD Q l l J Li Q ., lv , .-, ' Q EMS OLIVE GOODING This we publish with great hesitancy, but we feel that it will be a warning and a lesson. Dear Miss ............................ My sorority fand Godj are so pleased to know that you are coming to the University this autumn and we feel that. inasmuch as you are, you must consider but one sorority. This year-'s group of girls of Kappa Kappa Gamma has been very out- QXVE l standing. We have girls in Student Senate, Student Court, . n g Mortar Board, Chimes, VV.S.G.A., Y.VV.C.A., Y.M.C.A., Boot Toasted SandW1Cl1CS, Fountzlm SCYVICC, and Saddle Club, Atlas Club, and many other worth while or- ganizations. and Beer There is nothing that the sorority cannot do-nothing. Jan Garber for dances, and you may get as drunk as your inhibitions QATCD are weak. l VVe shall expect you for formal pledging, September .........,........ , , , Y . . , Very Sincerely, x lSI'I ora MEZZANIBE rroon 0,,,,.,., G,,0,,m,. P. S. You may hear rumors of a. group called Kappa Alpha -V Theta, but there really is no such group at all. l W w l ' 1 l 1 l Huffman- W olfe Co. Q I Q HEATING and I'I,UlNIBING Y , T Y 003 TRACTORS PURE CREAM f , , I . CA RA M ELS Iimtcnd best zuzshes to l ' The Jlakio of 19:93 y in l . p p l I Vanilla Pecan . l l MEM, M.. M E . I and i . . l Black VValnut Vzszt . . I l . W 1 Mrs. Littleton l 69 South High street l --GxQ--Qbsa-o-- A EXCELLENT Foon l 1574 North High St. UN. 7381 W Sixth Door South of Eleventh l l E. l 1 325 - FINE 'CUSTOM AND STYLED TAILORED CLOTHES FOR COLLEGE MEN At a New Low of 815 and Up Matchings Pants to Your Odd Coat and Vest a Specialty V The Louis Levin Tailoring Company 893 Mt. Vernon Ave. FA. 7715 Life Insurance . . . . . Offers real opportunity to a man of training, initiative and purpose. TICE 81 JEFFERS General Managers Midland Mutual Life Insurance Co. 122 E. Broad St. Columbus, Ohio um, Z HEALTH ECONOMY WV F mE ARZETTI RESTAURANT 59 East Gay Street HERE,S a real Hpersonalityl' at lNIarzetti's. Something individual that for more than 20 years has made it more than just a restaurant where the finest food is served. Here is an environment that really invites you to enjoy your breakfast, luncheon or O. S. U. Students and Faculty PRICES FOR 1933 Mornings Till 11 o'clock-25c From 11 to 5-40c After 5 o'clock-35c This applies on Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., and Friday Saturday Till Eleven-40c After Eleven-60C Sundays and Holidays-60c Our course is located only a five minute drive from the University on Dublin Road An addition has been built onto one club house and we can take care of dances, parties and golf tournaments of any size. Mr. Joe Monteson is in charge of the club house and he has a wide reputation as a chef. Call KI. 29-I2 for reservations. dinner. is HOLES 6511 YARDS If you are already in the habit of eating here, you know what 1957 Dublin Road We Hleau- KTT539 1131? 23553. l BIZ 5 alle 6 A school accredited by the State De-partmcnt of Education and also by the National Association of Accredited f'ommcrcial Schools. Courses in Higher Accountancy, Business Administration, Shorthand, Typewriting, Stenotypy Cmaehine shorthandj, Secretarial Science-also intensive 1 courses for university students desirious of reaching an earning basis in the shortest possible time. l i i IZ orsememfs l Bliss College is recommended by professional men, business men, and educators everywhere-its students arc to bc found holding responsible l positions as certified public accountants, court reporters, high school com- mercial teachers, and business executives. mpfoymemf Our placement service recognizes differences in capacity of individuals and differences in their preparation for tho pisitions to be filled. A voca- tional expert is employed to render thc be-st service to both business firms and graduates. A dflrcss Registmr BLISS COLLEGE COLUMBUS, OHIO ADams 4112 -327- ED. B ILEY Robert C. Kaiser Plumbing - Heating - Electrical MEN,S WEAR and Refrigeration Service 6 North High Street , vsdbv Arrow Shirts Interwoven Socks UN. 8333 386 W. 5th Ave. I I F l -,c gi The ride that counts' '- I . w The Crystal Slipper H we QQ iw' o A. 'cOn the Finest Horsesl' ,Et WEST LANE AVENUE Y W W Y l 'EvnYN7 Special io Students Thirty Dollars Sack Suit HOWE - - - Tailors 102 E. Gay ADams 4837 GLENN DALTON Once upon a bad sort of a time, a copy of the works of Henry George fell into the uninviting lap of a. young Sigma Chi named Dalton Qwho has since, by the bye, been called nearly everything elsej, and the Y. M. C. A. office hasn,t been the same. Sitting at the feet fin a purely figurative figurej of William Z. Foster, Norman Thomas, and Huntley Dupre, Socialism has risen to new heights in the guise of that stalwart stable boy, Glenn Dalton. The story of the Red Terror has gone abroad through- out the land and the devious channels of the student mind, by the inspired oratory of this young American. May we never be accused of special pleading in behalf of this ardent citizen. Never. It is our purpose to air but one brief, and that, please Allah, is for freedom of thought and expression. Long may she wave! Compliments of THE CITY ICE AND COAL COMPANY The mem who Joled Ohio Stale .... THE COLLEGIAN SHOE REPAIR 1904 N. High Street UN. 0833 -328- Dances Dinners Dinner Dances GEORGIAN BALL ROOBI CRYSTAL H0031 Accommodations suitable for small and large parties 1'lXClCI.LEN'1' Foon POPULAR Ijlliclis 1 Call on us before boolfing your party l FORT HAYES HOTEL 'ev Mfiin 8211 BETA THETA PI The eumpus has long cherished 21 tradition that the lads at 165 Fifteenth subsist on a restrieted diet of bluek and green tea with tea dances to keep them in form. From very personal ex- perience allow me to put an end to such unfounded und utterly erroneous information. I have personally escorted one of the order out of Hennieks in a state of inebrization. Anyone who doesn't accept this as positive evidenee will be gladly taken on by Ted Rosequist-any afternoon after 2:00. Appointments may be made in person only. And as further evi- dence Brother Carroll will doubtless display an leg or maybe two legs. We have been instructed to warn Dennis Newman that un- less he refruins from using that whistle in alleys at night he will come to an unhappy end. And we might say something nasty about Larry Laybourne were he not the editor of this pamphlet-and on the other hand we might not. True Hospitalit . . . may well be defined as an art of making guests comfortable. THE CHITTENDEN HOTEL COLUMBUS, OHIO Fireproof Rates 351.50 to 32.50 Famous Purple Cow Coffee Shop Private Rooms for Dinners, Bridge, ete. Silver Bull Room for large gatherings Chittenden Hotel GEO. A. VVEYDIG, Zilanager TH ER HOTEL DANCES - DINNERS - BUFFETS BALLROOM CAPACITY 500 COFFEE SHOP Dinners A ffer Theater Parties Sandwiches - 3 2 iii' I is ' Ty. E - 1q li. Continue Your M Education You may study without having a professor give an assignment. Even when you graduate from Ohio State, there may be many sub ects you Wish to study. No matter where you go or what you are doing, the low prices on text books at Longis will be available to you. Mfg. , GET fa 73 6 PRICE X3 LISTS 43 me Mail order price lists 1 are always ' Xe' sent with- 8 out charge u p o n re- quest. New ones are issued as the stock changes. Remember to write for I.oing's price lists this summer. Mention subject in which you are interested. 1-CXJD- - Through the College Book Company, Longis sell new and used text and reference books in every part of the World. Take advantage of this service When you leave Columbus. College Book CO. Diz'isio11. of LONG'S BCJCDK STORE -330- 4 RKO MAJESTIC coLUM1sUs. o111o ' y 'Ielephone A Dsuns 1-H- A Theatre of Courtesy and Comfort l PR1+1s1:N'1'1No The Pick of Popular Screen Pictures i.. y E Our new protection and sound equipment is the latest type of I R. C. A. System, which means y perfection E Follow the Crowds to LOEW'S BRCAD Consistently Good Pictures At Popular Prices CX, iiH'Cfi'-RZ' 250 Compliments of l LOEW' 0HIOy l Columbus' Tlveater l Beautiful Always a Better Show at the I 1 Rico PALACE HOME or 1 . 1 y Broad at High Sts. METRo-GoLDwYN- l MAYER and i l UNITED ARTISTS l l PICTURES l '331- llpwla IEIL Q 1 l as . - q I . . : DINNER and PARTIES PHI SIGMA DELTA Some curious eo-eds are still trying to locate the tunnel 5 connecting the s. d. t. house with the phi sig annex . . . try, try again, sweet ones, itill be worth your while ...Carl 1 Hgrundyi' Solomon displays jean's jaeksonis likeness not anymore for strictly masonic reasons, eve11 though he continues to Swop wishy-washies . . . Charlie, h, s, Gingsberg should have a bloom- - ing crop considering the pins hels planted on a. e. ffs this year 499 N' CASSADY AVE' . . , and naturally we just ean't forget the three must-get BEXLEY theirs, Lafkowitz, Russotto and Frankel, who we've been told COLUMBUS, OHIO have gone vegetarian. And about that great lndianola. egg fight of May 5, 1933. Fifteenth Avenue was solid in the defenses. It is reported that the domicile still reeks of the ripe fruit, but the white shoes still trudge out the front door with indomitable nonehalanee. You 're Imviieel After the Show .... TO THE MALTED MILK SHOP Next door to R K 0 Palace Dutch Tavern Opposite Campus-17th Ave. Entrance GOOD FOOD A ttractively Served You, too, will enjoy Dutch Tavern Hospitality ATTRACTIVE PARTY ROOMS Bridge, Initiation, Banquet, Meeting, etc. Send the folks at home a Box of Dutch Chocolates every week l FOR LUNCHEONS, TEAS, DINNERS With prices which have been revised to a new low THE EL 15TH NEAR HIGH V Excellence of Foods and Service Unsurpassed Clothes of Distinction for the College Man and Graduate r-it 4' +V fi' +35 :Fit 'Y :H ft +'f1iF+ +45 20'-Oh 4+ 666 Clothes 1 W Q I. 1 , ' 1 Wlli G ' , , is as 1 , S 7+ lv if V7 y nl ' 'il il -r' -1 g,++iT Aft . Y 'J ' ti , 1 H , F -. y a ' it ,gif if 4N + Y I f , Y K i j a ' , 3 , . . . W X I! , ' ti , .A W .H l I 1 Nl Sfyfe. . for ine :nun W 0 cures Styles that take their inspiration from active American life. Styles that borrow nothing from the dandies of Europe. Styles that make the most of broad shoulders, strong straight figures. Styles with grace and comfort, expressed in sturdy New England woolens needled by skilled craftsmen. . . . . . and modestly priced in accordance with present - day budgets. ' GREENES STORE FOR MEN 0 A. I. u. BUILDING a ontaldo's Imporfery 146 East Broad Street Sit For Summer - - - THE NEW SILHOUETTE Delightfully interpreted in our latest collection of gowns, coats, suits and dresses for all oc- casions. Priced from 37.50 Franklin American The Ivory Soap Laundry AND Zoric Dry Cleaning Company 577 North 4th Street ADams 6251 Y S end Your Dry Cleaning W' ith Your Laundry One Call- One Delivery - One Bill - One Responsibility Curb Service 1072, Discount fu .J akio Award Keys ASCO BROS. in 1927, are Given in Recognition of Active Service FORMER MEMBERS OF THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS Can Procure Their Key or Pin at the Manufacturing Shop of BASCOM BROS., 12 East Eleventh Ave. Dairy Science Association Columbus, Ohio Football or Military Band Pistol Club University Orchestra Prospector's Club CMiningj Swan Club fGirls' Swimmingj Rifle Team Varsity O Senior Medical Glider Club Polo Club Varsity Av Senior Dental Aeronautic Society Saddle and Sirloin Makio Senior Veterinary Medical Home Economics Club Automotive Engineers Sun Dial Archery Club Men's Glee Club University Chorus Honorary Pharmacy Blue Scarab fEntimologyj C-ross Country Club University Dames Bucket and Dipper Boot and Saddle Radio Club Philomathean Literary University Hospital Concert Band Pen and Brush fArtj if ENGRAVED ga ra erm y cuz If S'l'ATIONEllY aa C . H A A variety of fine papers to choose from- baronial size correspondence Cards, swanky large single sheets and the smartly folded sheets. Any color ink except gold or silver. Just the thing for unusually smart gifts! S0 SHEETS with your Fraternity or Sorority Crest 50 EN VELOPES-plain PM box, rumpfcte 31.50 A. E. Krauss Print Shop INCORPORATED 30 East Broad St. Columbus, Ohio '334- rue Likeness . . Beautiful expressions for thoughts for which there are no words .... true likenesses with all the ex- quisite artistry Which characterizes masterful work. V, V Photographs Live F orefver ! 1 1 3 CH RE1oK's N' iff? St . Long and High Photo Studio -335- AD. 4854 clt... , Mount Air A Beauty Spot 011 the Olentangy MOUNT AIR GREEN FEES VVeek days 25c before 11 A.M. All day 4-Oc. Saturdays all day 50c. Sundays and Holidays 50C for 18 holes-75c for all day. Any day after 5 P.M., 250. Season Memberships S10 JI A 79 MOUNT AIR GOLF CLUB S. VV. VVRIGHT, ftlanager F 111-1,1 .- .... ..,.. ,... ...N i,,,,,... W.. .W ,-, a-,,,,,.E i E PHI GAMMA DELTA This is the lodge of Fiji where pig dinners and other affairs are heard to take place. Bobby Curry, late Strollers' head, and winning political impressario for Scarlet and Grey, guided the boys with a manly hand through a low ebb in fraternity tides during the current year. Hinchman, the Great, is clearing the last scholastic hurdle this year and is doing his level best to live up to newspaper no- tices by eking out his fourth letter Qgolf, this tripj from a will- ing athletic department. Vance and Maclvor, sophomore luminaries and bucket car- riers both, give the group cause for cheer for the years that loom ahead. The Senate and the Hennicks' place vie for the attention of friend Vance, but Maclvor is true to the Makin. It seems this is the place where Frank Sphinx Zimmer mentors the younger men. A most conscientious and capable Phi Gam hr is ER ICE As You Like It ' Quick - Intelligent Always Available lleclianical and electrical work of all kinds-body rebuilding, fender straighten- ing, storage and washing day and night. Large stock of parts and accessories. D0n't forget-you can call one of our Service Cars Day or Night to take care of any emergency. HILA A office Phone Night Phone AD. 5117 WVA. 1104 l A Stationery A miozzrzcfenzevzts l Programs A J Publications l Catalogues and l Bulletins l Q l The Hann Sc Adair y Printing Company A U T 0 S E R V I C E l 113 East Chestnut Street COLUMBUS, OHIO 2119-29 N'0I'tl'l High St. UN. 0907 Complete ServicefAnd We Never Closeq Cuurtlwiv Wilslm P' Mclcaul President X ice-President ,ni 7 J, , ffm, ff-, , ,Y I -336- if! the modern equipment of our extensive galleries .... enables us to handle the immense volume of Mdkl.0 photography without incon- venience or dissatisfaction to our regular customers or to the Seniors and organi- zations concerned .... at a price far below that ordi- narily charged. .Mwww Www 337 ' Compliments of THE OHIO STATE , O O 0 Youll Llke Br1dgev1eW! 'fCoIufmlm.s' Sportiva-t Golf Course 18 Holes? You Bet!--and the snappiest, most interesting and inviting 18 holes you ever played. 3 years old and what a course! Everything to make your golf complete. Come Out-Play It-See why Bridgeview is the Most Talked of Golf Course in Columbus On Agler Road, at the big concrete bridge-just west of Sunbury Pike CLARENCE N. GRUBE, Jlgr. Owner Note-Special rates for students. SUDDEN SERVICE I1 h Le, P otograp y aracter TOM STARKER, Jr. Call for Your Dry Cleaning and Pressing 2077 N. High Street UN. 0517 DELIVERY FREE by Fleshman-Wain Studio Four 15th Avenue Attractive Low Prices UN. 5526 The COIUITlbUS SCFUITI COITIPGDY Columbus, Ohio DI cz 71 11 faictu rers of Anti-Hog Cholera Serum and Virus Complete lline of Veterinary supplies E. P. MAXWELL, D.V.M., '15 Compliments of THE ESSEX COAL CO. EXCELLENT FOOD at Moderate Prices, Combined with quick service and plenty of space. ayste Restaurant 1972 N. High Opposite Education Bldg. Make it a point to try SAYRE' GRILL Tasteful Atuiosphere Tasty Food, and Reasonable Prices Are All to Be Found Here Compliments of Hennicks- The rendezvous of the Ohio State Student. lark's Bakery CAKE S PIE S Special Attention Given to Clubs, Sororities and Fraternities Telephone UN. 5712 1550 N. High St. HILL TAILORING COMPANY 1894 North High Street, at Sixteenth Avenue FINE CIrSToIvI rFAILORED SUITS AND OVERCOATS Fred Gishel 81 Son GA. 1322-W FRUITS and VEGETABLES Compliments of Lilley-Ames Company MARSHALL PRINTING COMPANY Fountain Pens, Pencils, Greeting Cards for All Occasions, Novelties, Pen Repairing, Printing, Rubber Stamps, Kodak Finishing ADams 0413 40 North High Street BURR, PATTERSON Sz COMPANY Jewelers of Distinction. IVe manufacture Fraternity and Sorority Pins. Everything in the line of Jewelery we make. GET WISE ---- Buy Tailor-Made Clothes from Mendel They Look BetterALast Longer-and Save Money SUITS AND ToPcoA'I'S 319.50 to 340.00 MENDEL the TAILOR lfvlli'U0l'Sft.lj S1f1'z'ic'e for the Last 30 Years 533 N. High St. Just South of Goodale OLF 0 at its Best OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY LINKS for ..... INTRAMURAL AND VARSITY COMPETITION Arlington Golf Course New Club House :-: 1355 Dublin Road Special Low Rates for Students and Faculty The Wendt - Bristol Company 51 E. State St. tGrand Theatre Bldg.J 721 N. High sf. tMedical Science Bldg.J Has two of the largest Ethical Retail Drug Stores in Central Ohio STRICTLY DRUGS HIGH GRADE BOX CANDIES EXQUISITE TOILET ARTICLES PHYSICIAN SUPPLIES SICK ROOM SUPPLIES PHYSICIANS' OFFICE EQUIPMENT One of the largest Prescription Departments in Central Ohio Trusses Abdominal Supporters Elastic Hosiery EXPERT FITTERS IN CHARGE Play Golf On One of Ohio's Most Beautiful Courses W'here courtesy prevails l I THE INDIAN SPRINGS GOLF COURSE X STRAIGHT OUT NORTH HIGH STREET Under New Management and New Rates -340- X l I f I ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ' MACHINEIQY and REPAIRS MINE SL'l'PI.IES THE SACKETT ELECTRIC COMPANY C'on1plin1z'i11's of The Scioto Country Club YVC cater to t'oi'nial dances and dinner parties for Ohio 1 162-164 North Third Street Columbus, Ohio Slfatg groups- I ' ' Th ' tt l Compliments of 322 1VEST NINTII AVENUE , UNiversity 0244 C mm r 1 l , O 6 C 3 Breakfast, Luncheon, Paste Company Dimlel' 1 ,,,,,,, Good Food for Parfiezzlar People THRIFT 0 SERVICE You Will Enjoy Cash and Carry Only Ladies' Plain Dresses and Coats 4 IVlen's Suits and Overcoats c 'l'horoughly cleaned. Modified tin- H t 1 ishing. The best possible at this O C low price. . DE LUXE SERVICE Au1eriea's best workmanship for finest garments. F03 - IHCO H 651' and Mf- Phone GA. 2136-7 for Call and Delivery Service 9 Foon and SERVICE HOWARD S CLEANERS 1664 Nell Avenue 1898 North High Street There Is a Howard Store Near You if i , K W W L. Stop At V CX.THE.fD CAMPUS-NEIL I VVl1C1'6 you will always find the most teinpting food and good fellowship. TENTII AND NEIL AVENUES FINKELSTEIN Pays Good Prier's for Old Cloflles Com pli 111 Unis of SUNDAY CREEK COAL COMPANY ffzzsf anis .... Ho hum, another advertising section done .... glad of it . . proud of it .... hate to think itis all over. Happy recollections .... hard work .... the hope for the appointment .... the fulfilment! . . . . joyful labor . . . . perfect cooperation . . . . setting the last page . . . . starting to feel a trifle sentimental . . . . that would be plagiarizing the editor's forte ..... Trying to express my sincere gratitude to the many business estab- lishments and individuals who made this Makio a success . . . . just trying .... can't seem to put a hearty handshake into words . . . . after all, who can? Comradcs in toil .... Kirs. Agnus Cordon .... here's to you and our last budget! ..... To Larry who trudged with me through adversity to attainment .... you know how I feel about it .... two salesmen par-exccllencefliob and Larry .... to the last and fairest of my immediate staff .... a thousand thanks, George, Ruth, Jane, and Frances .... sturdy veterans now .... f'an,t possibly forget the many hours spent .... Charley Hoy . . . . Bill Stoneman . . . . Messrs. Baker . . . . A. A. lsabcrsky . . . . another thousand thanks for your time and experience .... and more. A myriad of happy memories .... pleasant associations. And finally, the culmination of our efforts in the creation of the yearbook for the class of '33 .... hope they'll like it. A last word, a profound gratitude to my fraternity which made all this possible .... and so to press. BIILTON Y. RUssATTo. -342- A Administration ................ 17 Administration Officers ..... 23 Agricultural Student ........ 103 Agriculture, College of .,..... 20 All-Ag Council ............. 34- Alpha Chi Omega ....,... 214 Alpha Chi Rho .,.,......, 260 Alpha Chi Sigma ....... ....... 2 41 Alpha Delta Pi ........... 209 Alpha Delta Theta ....... ........ 2 15 Alpha Epsilon Phi ......... ....... 2 10 Alpha Epsilon Pi ,,.,.,.... ......,. 2 51 Alpha Gamma Rho ......,..w ,,,,.,, 2 35 Alpha Gamma. Sigma .,,.,.... 269 Alpha Kappa Kappa ......... ....... 2 75 Alpha Phi ,.,.,,..................., .....,, 2 01 Alpha Phi Delta ............. ,------ 2 58 Alpha Psi ................... .....,Y, 2 80 Alpha Rho Chi .................. 24-5 Alpha Sigma Alpha ....,... ........ 2 12 Alpha Sigma Phi .,......... .....,., 2 410 Alpha Tau Omega ,....... ,....... 2 29 Alpha Xi Delta ...................... ....,.,, 2 03 Alpha Zeta .....................................,.......... 233 American Ceramic Society .,...,.............. 125 American Society of Civil Engineers..126 American Institute of Metalurgical Engineers ..,........,..,.,.,. 127 Appreciation ..............,........... Arts, College of .,.......... B 20 Baseball ....Y.................. ..1.1,. 1 75 Basketball .........,....,.... ,..,.,.. 1 71 Beta Alpha Psi ......... ....,.. 2 82 Beta Kappa ..........Y, 267 Beta Theta Pi ............. 227 Board of Trustees ......,,, .v.,.,, 1 9 Browning Society ,.......,. 112 Bucket and Dipper .....,.... ....,,. 3 9 C Chimes ......... ....... 3 8 Chi Omega ..........l.......... 204 Chi Phi .....,.....,.....,............ .,.,.,. 2 26 Commerce, College of ................,.,,.......... 21 Commerce Council .....,..................,,.,,..,,, 35 220 Council of Fraternity Presidents ..,...., Council of Sorority Presidents .....,,,,,,l 193 D Delta Alpha Pi .,.,,,,,, 255 Delta Chi ...........,..,..i. ,...,,, 2 34- Delta Delta Delta ....,.... ,,,.... 1 98 Delta Gamma ......... .....,, 2 00 Delta Omicron .....,.,... ,,,.... 2 85 Delta Sigma Phi ......... ....... 2 49 Delta Sigma Pi .,,.,,,..,. 256 Delta Sigma Theta ..,..., 218 Delta Tau Delta ..,.,.... .. 231 Delta Theta Sigma ....... 268 Delta Upsilon ......,.vY,..., 236 Delta Zeta ...,...,.........,................,w... 199 Dentistry, College of ......,,..,.....,,............ 22 Director of Student Activities ......,.,,,, 36 E Education, College of ,..,,,,., 21 Engineering, College of ......... 114 Engineers' Council ......,,.,.., ..,.,,. 1 15 Engineers, The ,..,,,.......... ...,,,, 1 13 F Football .....,.....,......,.... ,...,,. 1 59 Fraternity Affairs ..,,,.,,...,,...,....,......,..... 29 Fraternities ,.,.................................,........... 219 Freshman Pan Hellenic Freshman Y Council .,.... G Girls' Halls ...,........... Graduate School ,.,.,.. Council ,.,,,.,,,. 1 9 -1 307 23 BOOK INDEX , . .......1440 289 C ouncll .....,,,.,,, 221 H Homecoming ,.,, ,...,.. Honoraries .,.,. .......Y., I Interfraternity Pledge J Junior Class Oiiicers ...... Junior Prom ......,..,,.,,,,, K Kappa Alpha Theta ...,, Kappa Delta ...,.....,..,.. Kappa Delta Rho .....,........ Kappa Kappa Gamma .,.i... Kappa Kappa Psi ............ Kappa Phi ...,.........,.,,,... Kappa Phi Kappa ......... Kappa Sigma .............. Keram OS ........,.,.............. L Lambda Chi Alpha ....,, Law, College of .......,.. M Mack Hall ,,.......,,,,.,.,. Makio of 1933 .......,.,.,...i Medicine, College of .... Men's Glee Club ..........,. Military ...,....,.,,.,,.,.....,. Minor Sports ....... Mortar Board ,,,,. Music .............. ,,.,.. ..,, . . . N Neil Hall ...,.. .,......,,,, O .......14f1 .......196 ....,.,211 .......257 .......195 .......290 150 .......284 .......232 .......124 .......252 23 .......309 .......102 22 136 .......131 .......185 4-6 .......135 311 105 Ohio State Universitv Association ...,.. ohio state University Monthly .....,,.,,,, 105 Ohio Union Board ........,,,,..,................... 30 Omega Tau Sigma ....,,..,.,............... ,.,,... 2 76 Omicron Nu .,,.,...,.,. ....... 2 87 Oxley Hall ..,..... .,,,,,, ...,.., 3 0 8 P Pershing Rifles ...,,,....... ....... 1 33 Pharmacy, College of ,,,,,. ..Y..,. 2 2 Phi Beta Delta ,,.,,,.,.,,,. ,,,.,,, 2 65 Phi Chi ,,,,,,..,,,,....,,...... ....... 2 78 Phi Chi Delta ....... ..Y.,.. 1 51 Phi Delta Chi ,,,,.., 238 Phi Delta Epsilon... ..,... .279 Phi Delta Theta ,.... .,.,,,, 2 25 Phi Epsilon Pi ......... 270 Phi Eta Sigma ..,,..... 292 Phi Gamma Delta ...... 222 Phi Kappa ............... 246 Phi Kappa Sigma... 262 Phi Kappa Psi ......... 223 Phi Kappa Tau .......,. 244 Phi Blu ..............,.,.. 202 Phi Mu Delta ....... 263 Phi Rho Alpha ..........,. 291 Phi Sigma Delta ...,.... 250 Phi Sigma Kappa ,.....,,. 261 Phi Sigma Sigma ,.......... 217 Phi Cpsilon Omieron ......, 293 Philomathean Society .... ....... 3 04 Pi Beta Phi ,,,........,......... 197 Pi Kappa Alpha .......... ....... 2 43 Pi Kappa Phi ....,..... 266 Pi Lambda Theta ...... 2941 Pi Tau Pi Sigma .....,.. 1341 Pomerene Board .......................... ....... 3 1 Professionals ............................................ 271 Professional Fraternity Council ........ 272 Psi Omega ..........................,........,............ 274 Publications ...... ,......... 1 01 '3+3' R Religion ....... ..... ........ Romophos . ..................... . S Saddle and Sirloin ........ Scabbard and Blade ......... Scholaris ...,.................. Senior Otlicers ....,.... Seniors .......................... Senior Y Cabinet .......... Sigma Alpha Epsilon ....... Sigma Alpha Mu ............ Sigma Alpha Sigma ....... Sigma Chi .................... Sigma Delta Chi ....... Sigma Delta Tau ........ Sigma Delta Phi ................. Sigma Eta Chi ...................... Sigma Gamma Epsilon ........ Sigma Kappa ................... Sigma Nu ..................,... Sigma Phi Beta .............. Sigma Phi Epsilon .......... Sigma Pi ...................... Sigma Theta Tau ........ Societies ............................. Society ....................................... Sophomore Class Officers ....,.. Sororities Sphinx ................................. St. Hilda's Hall ....... .......14-3 42 ..........301 .......132 .......295 50 4-5 .....,.14-6 ..........230 ..........24-7 ..........283 ..........224 ..........281 ..........207 .......305 ..........152 ..........296 . ......... 206 ..........228 ..........2l6 237 ..........239 ..........286 ..........299 .......139 4-4- .......191 418 ..........310 Strollers ............................. ....... ....... 1 1 0 Student Court ................,............... ....,.. 2 8 Student Government .............................. 25 Student Horticultural Society .............. 300 Student Religious Council ............ .....,. 1 441 Student Senate .................... ...... 2 6 Sun Dial .......................... ...... 1 06 T Tau Beta Pi ...,................ 122 Tau Epsilon Phi .......... .,,....... 2 64 Tau Kappa Epsilon ........ .......... 2 53 Tau Sigma Delta ........ ..,,,..... 2 97 Texnikoi V , Theta Ch 1 heater .................. i ...,.,..,........ Theta Kappa Phi ........ Theta Phi Alpha ,,..... Theta Sigma Phi ........ Theta 1 au ....,,........, ......123 .......109 ..........258 259 ..........205 ..........298 ......129 Theta Upsilon ................ .......... 2 13 Theta Xi ........,,,....,.........,...... .......... 2 48 Townshend Aricultural Educational Society .......... 302 Track ................................ ...... 1 79 Triangle ...,..............,,..., ...... 1 28 Trowel and Spade .......... .......... 3 05 U Cnderclassmen .....,........ 37 University Grange ..... .......... 3 O3 V Varsity O .............................................. 158 Veterinary Medicine, College of .......... 22 VV VVomen's Glee Club ,,..... . 137 VVomen'S Ohio ...................... ...... 3 3 VVomen's Pan Hellenic ....,,,..... ...... 1 92 VVomen's Self Government Association .,.,..................., ...... 3 2 X Xi Psi Phi ....... ............. 2 73 Y Y. M. C. A ......... ...... ..,....... 1 4- 5 Y. W. C. A ....................... 148 Z Zeta Beta Tau ............ ...... .......... 2 4+ 2 Zeta Tau Alpha ....... 208 Ashcraft, Derwin, 280 A Abbott, Henry, 245 Abbott, Fred, 231, 52 Abbott, John, 248 Abicht, Richard, 240 Abosch, Goldie, 311 Abramson, David, 265 Margaret, 108 Achey, Ackerman, Ella, 294 Ackerman, Nancy, 310 Ackerman, Virginia, 1 Evelyn, 203, 97 Ackers, 137 Acocks, James, 290 Adams, Clare, 204 Adcock, Lucille, 150 Adcock, William, 274, 222 Helen, 304, 1 12 Addison, Adelman, Louis, 284 Adkins, Dorothy, 294 Adkins, Julia, 311 Adler, Ruth, 312, 207 Akers, Evelyn, 104 Akins, Everett, 276 Breon , Alban, Thomas, 254 Albaugh, Gaylord, 263 Albrecht, Paul, 266 Alesch, Charles, 127 Alexander, Marguerite, 308 Alibrando, Emma, 97 Allen, Charlotte, 197, 110, 52 Allen, Clair, 252 Allen, Edwin, 239 Allen, Frank, 249 Allen, Harry, 262 Allen, 158, 111, 1 Allen, Roland, 240 Allen, Stuart, 229 Allen, Walter, 300, 269 Allenbach, Theodore, 277 Alleshouse, Arthur, 116, 128 Allis, Florence, 311, 211, 52 Allison, Adrian, 122 Allison, Mary, 285 Alloway, R., 243 Allyn, William, 230 Almy, Emory, 263, 241 Alspach, Denver, 269 Alspaugh, Donald, 277 Alspaugh, Dorothy, 52 Alston, Mary, 218 Altenburg, Harriet, 214 Robert, 222, 52, 160, 5 Alter, Raymond, 227 Althar, Earl, 126 Althar, Fred, 225 Altmaier, Altsman, Clovis, 275 Mary, 195 Alvoid, Ben, 227 Ambos, Carl, 292 Ambrose, Ambrose, Doris, 308 Michael, 52 Amdur, Eleanor, 312, 210 Amiet, Edward, 52 Amstutz, Anawalt, Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson , Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Andrews, Hubert, 277 Betty, 205 , Anna, 52, , Dorothea, 52, 309 , Frank, 225 Harland, 244 Harry, 269, 302 Richard, 292 Ronald, 275 I Emil, 240 287 Andrix, Andrus, Anglin, Anglin, Annis, Herald, 133 Willard, 275 Edward, 231 John, 231 Margaret, 204 Ansehl, Frances, 217 Ansley, W., 230 Apel, Ruth, 308 Apple, Anna, 200 Applegate, Robert, 94 Appleman, Jane, 195 Arant, Herschel, 23, 227 Arbaugh, Charles, 246 Archer, Frank, 266 Archer, Philip, 234 Armbrecht, George, 52, 229 Armbruster, Edward, 232 Armishaw, William, 36, 243 Armstrong, Dorothy, 104, 198 Armstrong, James, 93, 280 Armstrong, Armstrong, Lucile, 309 Armstrong, Ruth, 369 Armstrong, 297 Armstrong, Winifred, 196 Arnold, Carl, 233 Arnold, Gene, 207 Arnold, George F., 246 Arnold, George W., 122 Arnold, Norman, 52, 268, 302 Aronson, Gerald, 52, 270 Arps, George, 21, 222 Arps, Margaret, 312 Arshman, Elinor, 312 Arter, William, 297 Arthur, Robert, 278 Jane, 192, 199 Timothy, 116, 227, PERSONAL INDEX Aschinger, Henry, 268 Aschinger, Margaret, 214, 192 Ashcraft, Virgil, 136 Assenheimer, Clarence, 290 Atkinson, Herbert, 19, 240 Atomon, Leo, 52 Atzenhoefer, Daniel, 147 Aue, Richard, 248 Auerbach, Max, 94 Augden, Leroy, 52, 297 Augenstein, James, 158 Augspurger, Edwin, 53, 234, 301 Aukerman, Emerson, 223 Aungst, Robert, 249 Aurilio, Anthony, 258 Austin, Charles, 273 Austin, Eugene, 223 Avvey, Albert, 244, 253 Avrunin, William, 281 Axelson, Harry, 249 Axline, Wilson, 227 B Babbitt, Ellen, 53, 110, 193, 200 Babbs, Henry, 53, 267 Babcox, Henry, 53, 248 Baber, Charles, 275 Bach, Madge, 308 Bachman, G., 241 Bachman, Ralph, 35, 53, 282 Bachman, Richard, 229 Bachtel, David, 93, 235 158, 112, 244. Bachtel, Ralph, 39, 53, 268 Backley, Benedict, 275 Backus, Esther, 293 Badertscher, Edwin, 277 Baer, Caroline, 312 Baggs, Arthur, 297 Baggs, Mary, 137, 204 Bagley, Helen, 137 Bailey, Ruth, 150, 309 Bainter, Robert, 133 Bair, Robert, 240 Baker, Barbara, 214 Baker, Harold, 305 Baker, Harriet, 110, 111, 197 Baker, Herbert, 233 Baker, Jarret, 222 Baker, Jen, 312 Baker, Newton, 19 Baker Rollo 277 Balbach, 110 Baldwin, Louis, 232 Ball, Barbara, 197 Ball, Dan, 223 Ball, James, 223 Ball, Olen, 278 Ballantine, George, 230 Balthasar, Harry, 233 Baltzell, Mrs. V., 53 Bancroft, Clara, 293 Bancroft, John, 127, 267 Bane, Russell, 277 Banks, Paul, 252 Banta, Eugene, 244 Banta, Henry, 274 Barber, Frederick, 124, 129, 220 Barden, Roderick, 233 Barker, Robert, 229 Barlow, Florence, 312 148, 125, Bauermeister, Margaret, 215 Baugh, Robert, 252 Baughman, Doris, 199 Baum, Frank, 126 Baum, Harvey, 280 Lucile, 210, 312 Baum, Baum, Mary, 312 Baumann, Lester, 106, 107, 251 Baumann, Suzanne, 197 Baumgardner, Christine, 176, 204, 309 Baumgarten, Myron, 234 Bauter, Robert, 27, 53, 110, 158, 230 Baxter, Ann, 194, 211 Baxter, Earl, 275 Bayer, Elmer, 239 Bayer, Ralph, 240 Bayless, Augustus, 238 Bayliss, William, 133 Beach, Frank, 228, 233 Beal, Annabelle, 303, 309 Beal, Martha, 53, 287, 293 Beall, Thelma, 287 Best, Leon, 54 Betz, Lewis, 263 Beyer, Franz, 244, 277 Beyer, William, 226 Bibber, Harold, 254 Bibler, Darrel, 278 Biddle, Irene, 54, 214 Biddle, Lawrence, 239, 305 Biebel, Joseph, 305 Biefeld, Lawrence, 267 Bierbaum, Ruth, 295 Bigelow, Leslie, 277 Biggs, William, 115, 116, 224 Bilger, Fletcher, 147, 229 Billhardt, Fred, 132 Billin Edward 128 127, ES, 4 Billstein, Sanford, 220, 250 Billy, Angelo, 54, 284 Billy, Jimmie, 54, 284 Binder, Beatrice, 203 Binegar, Emma, 295 Bing, Dorothy, 203 Binnig, Judson, 280 Born, Mary, 46, 55, 112, 148 Born, Norma, 309 Borst, Harold, 233 Beam, George, 222 Beaman, Robert, 231 Bean, Mary, 294 Beard, Dyarck, 302 Beard, Stark, 108, 233 Beard, Thelma, 216 Beatley, James, 262 Beaton, Eleanor, 195 Beatty, Hugh, 275 Beatty, Russell, 108, 235 Bebb, Robert, 136, 228 Becher, Ralph, 276 Beck, Frederick, 53, 256 Becker, Thelma, 312 Beckwith, Carl, 232 Bee, Dale, 133, 233, 302 Bee, Mary, 203 Beebe, John, 103, 104 Beechle, Gilbert, 224 Beede, Ralph, 277 Beers, William, 236 Behr, James, 247 Behrens, Ivalee, 294 Beitler, Samuel, 122 , M ' . 74, 252 Beitner William 11 Belden, Maurice, 276 Belinky, Morris, 279 Belkin, Maxine, 312 Belknap, Jeanne, 204 Binns, Dorothy, 152 Binzer, Isadore, 279 Bisbee, Arthur, 158, 230 Bishop, LeRoy, 232 Bishop, Mary, 54, 202 Bissell, George, 134 Bitzer, Sarah, 54, 150, 294 Black, Clifford, 233 Black, Ed., 249 Black, Frances, 208 Black, John, 180 Black, Madeleine, 206, 312 Black, Onabel, 150, 212 Black, Richard, 243 Blackburn, Clara, 294 Blackburn, Edna, 286 Blackburn, Robert, 122, 127 Blackman, Charles, 233 Blackmore, Anna, 54, 211, 294 Blackmore, Mary, 112, 211 Blackmore, Ruth, 108, 211 Blackstone, Geneva, 108 Blair, Donald, 107, 262 Blair, James, 232 Blair, R. Mason, 234, 146 Blake, Blake, Blake, Frederic. 277 Jean, 285 Jean E., 32, 35, 112, 197 Boswell, Richard, 133 Bottenhorn, Irwin, 274 Boucher, Arthur, 225 Bouche Carl 274 T, , Bowen, Joseph, 129 Bowen, William, 235 Bower, Lewis, 228 Bower, Wilda, 206 Bowers, Blanche, 287, 293 Bowers, Carl, 128 Bowers, Cary, 257 Bowers, Charles, 244 Bowers, Eva, 55 Bowers, Willis, 229 Bowman, Sara, 195, 295, 308 Bown, Helen, 150 Bowser, James, 234 Bowsher, John, 55, 110 Bowyer, Evelyn, 209 Boyd, Cathryn, 55 Boyd, Gerald, 227 Boyd, Helen, 112, 206 Boyd James 122 Boyd: John, 227 Boyd, Richard, 252 Boyer, Donald, 229 Boyer, George, 268, 301 Boyer, William, 268 Boyle, Joseph, 236 Boynton, Fred, 268, 300 Bradley, Carolyn, 297 Brady, Catherine, 137, 197 Brailly, Laura, 55, 205 Bramley, Melvin, 93 Branch, Gerald, 134 Brand, Mary Louise, 196, 310 Brandon, Glen, 276 Brandstettler, Charles, 146 Brandt, Dessie, 55 Branson, Jack, 256 Brant, Arthur, 232 Brant, Dean, 305 Brant, Dorothy, 311 Bratton, Charles, 292 Bratton, Margaret, 204 Braun, Bream, Walter, 241 Selma, 202, 312 Brenneman, Robert, 266 Brenner, Ivan, 128 Brenner, Mildred, 312 Virginia, 151 Bell, Viola, 294 Bell, William, 252 Beltz, Richard, 225 Bemiller, Joe, 244 Benbow, Margaret, 286 Bender, Jack, 53 Bigger, Ralph, 53, 233, 301, Benedict, Dora, 53, 215 Benedict, James, 228 Benis, Joe, 158, 242 Benjamin, Jacob, 29, 147, 242 Bennett, Charles, 136 Bennett, Donald, 158, 181 Bennett, Fletcher, 228 Bennett, Frances, 53, 212 Bennett, Judd, 252 Bennett, Mary, 283 Bennett, Raymond, 284 Bennett, William, 110 301, Barnebey, Herbert, 122, 229, 283 Barnes, Charles, 280 Barnes, Lowell, 280 Barnes, William, 274 Barnett, Harvey, 292 Barnett, Robert, 111 Barnett, Selma, 309 Barnhart, Morris, 146, 243 Baron, Harold, 158, 247 Barr, Charles, 223 Barr, Elizabeth, 195 Barrett, Elmer, 126 Barrett, George, 233 Barrett, Harvey, 221, 229 Barrett, John, 249 Bennighofen, John, 231 Benoit, William, 147, 221, Benroth, Vernon, 233 Benson, Casper, 262 Benson, Dorothy, 308 Benson, Gerald, 128, 132 253 Barricklow, Carol, 102, 104, 196, 313 Barricklow, Victor, 220, 232 Barrows. Arthur, 133 Barry, Capt. Paul, 133 Bartels, Robert, 292 Barthalow, Mary, 199 Bartholew, Mary, 194 Bartholomew, Frank, 147. 229 Basch, Lewis, 247 Basiger, Etta, 97 Baskett, Mary, 196 Baskin, Martha, 312 Batsch, Henry, 277 Battles, Kenneth. 300 Baucher, Helen, 197 Bauer, Frank, 246 Benton, Francis, 227 Bentz, Carl, 297 Beougher, Judson, 255 Bergener, Elizabeth, 144, 1 Berger, Milton, 272 Berger Se more 110 270 A , Y i i Berkebile, John, 278 Berkshire, James, 229 Berlin, Harry, 54 Berliner, Ethel, 54, 193, 217 Berrnan, Ben, 265 Berman, Milton, 265 Berman, Sanford, 94 Bernard, Edward, 42 Bernard, Lloyd, 223 Bernhard, Harold, 302 Bernhard, Joel, 274 Bernstein, Chester, 270 Bernstein, David, 247 Bernstein, Milton, 247 Bernstein, Morris, 251 Berry, Charies, 54 Berry, Dorral, 146, 222 Berry, Elmer, 300 99 Berry, George, 158, 187, 224 Berry, I. Nadine, 142, 187, 195, 285 Berry, Jane, 142, 195 Berry, Maynard, 268 Berry, Willard, 296 Bessey, Kenneth, 232, 140 -344' 149, Blanchard, James, 127, 238 Blatt, S. Joseph, 242 Blauser, Israel, 233 Blayney, Zelda, 54 Blinn, John, 277 Blinn, Julia, 201 Blizzard, Ruth, 208, 309 Block, Herman, 251 Bloor, William, 158, 234 Blosser, Lois, 204 Blosser, Robert, 116, 122, Blue, Robert, 225 Blumenstiel, Orvin, 144 Boccia, Steve, 239 BodHsh, Frances, 192, 204 Boehler, Joseph, 246 Boerger, Mabel, 203 Boesel, Kenneth, 220, 230 Boesel, Paul, 54 Boeshaar, Gilbert, 238 Bogart, Betty, 137, 150, 21 Bogart, Helen J., 54, 150, Bogart, Helen, 231 Bogelsang, James,'230 Boileau, Thornton, 275 Bokop, Frederick, 228 Bole, George, 124 Bolin, Ada, 54, 198 Bolling, George, 227 Bolon, Dallas, 282 Bolton, Grant, 228 Bolton, Walter, 223 Boltz, Thomas, 231 Bomesberger, Robert, 253 Bonbright, Daniel, 55, 144, Bond, Virginia, 197 Bond, William, 252 Bone, 293 Bone, Hugh, 227 Bonn, George, 290 Bonnar, James, 254 Bnnnell, George, 225 Bonner, Anna, 55 Bonner, Clara, 96 Bonnot, Paul, 55, 259 Booker, Grace, 218 Boord, Cecil, 238 Boord, Mary, 201 Boose, Howard. 223 Boose, Joan, 55, 198 Bope, Mary, 32, 197, 295 Bordon, Hazel, 311 Bordine, Warren, 269, 365 Borie, Gertrude, 312 Boring, Herbert, 55, 282 Born, C. Edward, 116, 226 126 215 267 Helen, 55, 108, 216, 287, Born, James, 29, 203, 221, 301 Bresin, Bernard, 279 Bretz, F. Dale, 253 Brewer, Estelle, 218 Brewer, Helen, 204 Brewer, Kenneth, 244 Brewster, Amy, 308 Brichford, Alva, 55, 220, 269 Briegel, Dorris, 158, 235 Briggs, Robert, 222 Bright, Robert, 230 Bridwell, Mary, 309 Brim, Lois, 196 Brim, Orville, 284 Brindle, Ted, 223 Briner, Elmer, 269 Brinker, Lillian, 55 Bristol, Margaret, 196 Bristow, Kathleen, 56, 215, 304 Britton, Virginia, 294 Brittingham, Harry, 128 Broaddus, Louise, 203, 311 Broadhurst, Gloria, 309 Broadway, Norman, 292 Brodrick, Paul, 29, 136, 147, 232 Brokaw, Charles, 94, 273 Brokaw, E. Jane, 294 Bromb augh, Burlin, 56 Bromm, George, 260 Brondfield, Jerome, 264 Bronsky, Amy, 201 Bronson, Edward, 281 Brooks, James, 245, 297 Brooks, Katharine, 56 Brown, Arthur, 278 Brown, Aubrey, 122 Brown, Byron, 241 Brown Charles, 248 Brown, Clarence, 238 Brown, Cull, 291 Brown, Elizabeth, 32, 110, 198 Brown, Frank, 253 Brown, Grace, 295 Brown, Harold, 279, 360 Brown, Helen, 32. 206 Brown, Henry, 253 Brown, Herbert, 158, 172, 239 Brown, Howard, 269 Brown, John A., 158 Brown, John E., 254, 275 Brown, John T., 158 Brown, Kathryn, 112, 206 Brown, Marion, 312 Brown, Mary, 32, 33, 195 Brown, Mary, 56, 203 Brown, Nancy, 196 Brown, Robert, 180 Brown, Robert Lee, 238 Brown, Russell, 236 Brown, William, 128 Browne, Edward, 223 Clime, Chester, 42, 108, Close, August, 274 235 Cowgill, Lewis, 144 Cowgill, Wilmer, 237 Bruce, Robert, 227 Demor Robert, 277 Clark Brownlee, Herbert, 141, 220, 239 Brubaker, Lawrence, 233, 301 Bruce, Robley, 227 Bnider, Gustav, 290 Brumley, D. J., 105 Brumley, Donald, 275 Brumley, Oscar, 22. 276 Brumm, Paul, 230 Brungard, George, 226 Brungart, Herbert, 232 Brunk, Wilfred, 273 Brunner, Frederick, 229 Brunner, John, 134 Brunsman, Howard, 261 Brunson, William, 249 Brusk, Robert, 247 Brusman, Jean, 56, 203 Bryan, Fulton, 252 Bryan. MOU. 56 Bryant, Ruth, 56, 206 Br ner John 106, 107, 262 Y . , Buchanan, Otis, 146 Bucher, Paul, 122 Buchter, John, 253 Buck, Arnold, 236 Buck, Richard, 297 Harry, 222 James, 125 Buckley, Buckley, Buckley, John, 129 Buehler, Buehrer, Richard, 269 Alice, 112, 214 Buerk, William, 263 Buhrer, Helen, 310 Buhrmaster, Floyd, 274 Bnmer, Charles, 232 Bundy, Willard, 126 Burbacher, Charles, 272, 275 Burbacher, Martha, 195 Burdell, Edwin, 224 Burger, Pearl, 207 Burgeson, Gunard, 243 Burgoon, Sylvan, 259 Burgy, J. Frederick, 262 Burkett, Harry, 230 Campbell, Doris, 33, 149, 196 Campbell, Edna, 33, 214, 312 Campbell, Edward, 221, 246 Campbell, George, 227 Campbell, Helen, 309 Campbell, John, 134, 257 Cam bell Lorne, 253 Burkey, Emma, 290, 295, 308 Burkey, Harold, 237, 305 Burkholder, Benjamin, 246 Burkholder, John, 269 Burkitt, Robert, 102, 104, 146, 234, 313 Burkland, Donald, 305 Burkland, Otto, 305 Burkley, Margaret, 56 Burky, Elton, 252 D . Campbell, Robert, 269 Cann, James, 133 Cannon, Joseph, 122 Cannon, Thomas, 259 Cantwell, Dorothy, 308 Caplan, Frances, 312 Caplan, Leslie, 251 Cappel, Helen, 137 Caravona, Dominic, 258 Carey, Aline, 204 Carlos, Anthony, 133 Carlson, Fred, 237 Carlson, Lloyd, 237 Carmine, Dale, 229 Carnahan, Robert, 129 Carr, Marybelll, 44, 149, 197 Carr, Sally, 200 Carr, Sara, 312 Carroll, Robert, 126 Close, William, 273 Cowie, Thomas, 254 Clowson, Alex, 264 Clymer, Margaret, 198 Clymer, William, 236 Cobb, Samuel, 226 Cox, Ethel, 294 Cox, John, 225 Cox, Marion, 276 Orville 239 Carroll, William, 27, 48, 158, 162, 227 Carruthers, John, 124, 228 Carson, Irwin 115, 127 Carter, Annabelle, 57 Carter, Arretta, 218 Carter, Karl, 226 CartweIl', Virginia, 195 Cary, Myra, 312 Casteel, Virginia, 308 Castleman, Marie, 197 Casto, Carl, 133 Castro, Lucille, 141 Catlett, John, 234 Caton, Harry, 19 Caudill, Claire, 197 Cavanagh, Max, 233, 305 Cavanaugh, Paul, 229 Cayford, James, 124, 125, 115, 241, 296 Cecil, Raul, 115, 125, 220, 241 Cenci, Garrett, 259 Chabek, Daniel, 262 Chadwick, Lewis, 233, 266, 305 Chaffee, Rupert, 239 Chalne, Samuel, 57, 158, 247 Chalker, Everett, 278 Chambers, William, 223 Chaney, Paul, 241 Chapman, Edna, 195 Burlingame, Howard, 125, 241 Burnelle, Lowell, 94 Burney, Leo, 259 Burnham, John, 238 Burnham, Walter, 263, 282 Burnham, Wilma, 312 Burns, Alma, 204 Burns, Lawrence, 259 Burrage, Elizabeth, 211 Burrell, Charles, 269 Burrell, George, 230 Burris, Kenneth, 56 Ruth, 1 5 1 Burris, Burrows, William, 228 George, 253 Willard, 256 Burson, Burson, Burton, Eugene. 133 Burton, Jim, 35 Busacca, Frank, 258 Buschinlrr, Carl, 249 Busey, Betty, 196 Bush, Dorothy, 56, 201 Bush, John, 136. 268 Busich, Sam, 240 Butz, Harrison, 276 Buxton, Ruth. 56 Byalos, Ida, 56 Bye, Ruth, 56, 287 Byrne, John, 122 C Cadden, William, 253 Cadkin, Anna, 312 Cahen, Clarence, 242 Cain, Garnet, 203 Cainter, Dorothy, 203 Calder, John, 246. 235 Caldwell, Frank, 122, 248 Calldwell, John, 56 Cales, Clifford, 110 Calhoun, Robert, 233 Callahan, Charles, 252 Callahan, Edna, 205 Callaway, Lois. 112, 197, 218 Callaway, Winifred, 149, 197 Callendar, Dorothy, 197 Callif, Lillian, 57, 298 Callif, Paul, 251 Cameron, Bertram, 93 Cameron, Grace, 57 Cameron, Harold, 57 Cammerer, Herbert, 222, Chapman, Floyd, 57 Chapman, Jack, 229 Chapman, Russell, 235 Chapman, Ruth, 151 Chapsky, Ben, 279 Charles, Donald, 57 Charles, Edwin, 234 Charles, Fred, 235 Charlton, Paul, 277 Charters, Aileen, 57, 203 Charters, W. W., 230 Chase, Vaughn, 57, 228 Chavis, Clarence, 158 Cherry, William, 227 Chevraux, Robert. 224 Child, James, 223 Chlosta, John, 94, 272 Choi, Charles, 122 Cholfin, Mollie, 311 Christie, William, 94, 273 Chrysler, Helen, 294 Chubb, Charles, 122 Chubb, Charles, Jr., 222 Chubb, Ellen, 196 Chubb, John, 126, 222 Chubbwick, Florence. 294 Churchward, Ross, 57, 269 Cisler, Mary, 137 Cochran, C. Clifford, 58 Cochran, Charles, 231 Cochran, Mary, 33, 295 Cochran, Capt. Walter, 132, 133 Cockins, Edith, 23, 196 Cockett, Alfred, 140 Coe, Howard, 236 Coffey, Joel, 108, 233, 301 Cohagan, Virginia, 203 Cohen, Abigail, 295, 309 Cohen, Arthur, 264 Cohen, Herbert, 284 Cohen, Ida, 210 Cohen, Jack, 251 Cohen, Jacob, 279 Cohn, Arnold, 141 Cohn, Lucille, 207, 312 Cohn, Manning, 279 Colburn, Robert, 156, 174, 239 Cole, Beth, 308 Cole, George, 227 Cole, V irginia, 311 Coleman, Ethel, 214 Coleman, James, 221, 241, 262 Coleman, Richard, 292 Coleman, William, 58 Coles, Juliet, 218 Colley, Russell, 262 Collicott, Edna, 149 Collicott, Esther, 195 Collier, George, 275 Collins, Anna, 112, 137, 200, 285 Collins, Harriett, 33, 105, 298 Collins, John, 276 Collins, Robert, 240 Collister, Lawrence, 36, 262 Cvy, . Cozad, Lyman, 292 Crabbs, Gordon, 146, 244, 290 Craig, Joseph, 129, 132, 158 Craig, Veva, 214 Carl, 39, 158, 161, 225 Florence, 312 Cramer, Cramer, Cramer, Ralph, 241 Walter, 225 Cramer, Crandell, David, 232 Crane, George, 233 Carter, Mary, 27, 33, 46, 112, 148, 197, 297 Crane, George, 235 Crauder, Jamm, 133 Crawford, Joseph, 58, 282 Crawford, William H., 106, 107. 225 Crawford, William R., 128 Cray, Raymond E., 232, 233, 268 Creamer, Dwight, 196, 225 Crebs, Frederick, 290 Crebs, Harriet, 58, 110, 112, 197 Crenshaw, David, 58 Crew, Maxine, 144, 309 Crippen, Frances, 204 Crist, Charles, 269 Crockett, Alfred, 146. 237 Cromley, Curtis, 235, 301 Cron, Robert, 222 Crone, Charles, 262 Cropper, Tod, 231 Croskey, Carl, 124, 125 Crossley, Robert, 141, 220, 266 Crouch, Margryt, 308 Crouse, Samuel, 136 Crow, Harold, 274 Croy, Henry, 58, 301 Croysdale, Walter, 237 Croysdale, William, 147, 237 Crumley, Bernice, 203 Crusey, Howard, 244 Cukerbaum, Alfred, 96, 279 Culbertson, Constance, 58, 151 Culler, Karl, 222 Culler, Rexford, 58. 248 Culler, Richard, 126 Davies, Joan. 200, 295 Davies, Morgan, 240 Davies, Verum, 232 Davis, Agnes, 59 Davis, Betsey, 137 Davis, Bruce, 36, 236, 24 Davis, Daisy. 293 Davis, David, 116, 122 Davis, Dorothy, 144 Davis, Evelyn, 35, 59 Davis, Floyd. 268 Davis, Francis, 275 Davis, James F., 147 Davis, James McCoy, 222 Davis, Jane, 194, 204 Davis, Jean. 59, 112, 148 Davis, Juanita, 59 Davis, Marjorie, 208, 309 Davis, Mary E., 298 Davis, Mary F., 59, 193 Davis, Mary J., 59 Davis, Mel, 27 Davis, Ralph C., 237 Davis, Ralph M., 110, 222 Davis, Ruth, 151 Davis, Sara, 208 Davis, William, 146, 229 Day, Jack, 110, 146, 234 Day, Jesse, 241, 244 Day, Lewis, 290 Day, William, 248 Deadman, Carl, 102, 104, 225 Dean, Ruth, 59 DeBolt, Edna, 137 Decker, William, 106, 107, 227 Deokert, Robert, 262, Deeds, Deem. Deetz, Dehmer, Deitrich, Deinlein, Deinlein, Deishley. Deitz, Carl, 158, 300 Arthur, 276 Russell, 128 Mary, 59, 205 Donald, 231 Mary. 59 Rosina, 59, 192, 205 Charles, 290 Russell, 221 Dekert, Robert, 147 DeLan cy, Edith, 198, 295 Delaplane, George, 280 Delich, Peter, 158, 161, 252 DeLong, Dlwight, 255, 268 Delor, Joseph, 275 Delzelle, Eileen, 213 Deming, Willis, 29, 42, 110, 221, 236 Demorest, Dana, 241 est, Margaret. 151, 204 Colton, Regina, 210, 312 Colucci, Emil, 230 Colville, David, 269 Colville, George, 230 Colville, Joe, 269, 302 Comstock, Cathryn, 309 Condon, 176 Cone, Carroll, 125 Conklin, Philip, 230 Connor, Ione, 201 Connors, Francis, 158 Conrad Frederick 3 156, , , 9, 141 168, 173, 226 Consaul, Leslie, 127 Constance, Eldon, 124, 125, 132, 241, 296 Culp, Helen, 59 Culter, Alice, 211 Cummings, Mrs. Dorothy, 212 Cummins, Ralph, 136 DeMuth, Forder, 275 Denkhart, 202 Den, Paul, 110, 226 Denne, Lynn, 253 Constant, Dorothy, 150 Converse, Charles. 108 Converse, Don, 230 Converse, Dorothy 150, 283 Converse, Elizabeth, 295 Conway, Byron, 277 Conway, Edwin, 246 Cook, Cook Cook, Anne, 213 Donald, 227 Donald R., 137, 243 Cook, Kenneth, 278 Cook, Lee, 133 Cook, Lester, 197 Cook, Lloyd, 144 Cook, Roger, 276 Cook, Rowena, 192, 211 Cook Ruth 58, 112, 211 Cookl Thonias, ESQ45 Cookston, Jack, 29, 221, 229 Cooley, Edna, 197, 312 Coon, Ada, 285 Cooper, Elmer, 292 Cooper, Fred, 276 Cooper, L. Virginia, 208 Cooper, Mary, 214, 308 Cooper, Oliver, 255 Coover, David, 233 Cuningham, John, 20, 108, 222, 233 Cunningham, Pearl, 1 10 Cunnin Curley, Currin, Curry, Curry, Curry, 220, Curtis, Curtis, gham, Vina, 59, 216 Dorcas, 312 Edward, 234 Ephraim, 228 Harriet, 303 Robert, 28, 39, 110, 146, 222 George, 275 Harry, 222 Curtis, Henry, 116, 122, 132, 253 Cuttler, Charles, 265 Czotter, John, 127 D Daenitz, Doris, 202 Daiier, Glen, 269 Dagan, Barney, 284 Dalley, 214 Denney, Joseph, 223 Dennison, Carl, 48, 158, 186, 223 Denton, Florence, 305 Denune, John, 263 DeNune, Martha, 204 Derrer, Charles, 125, 241 Derry, Richard, 225 Derry, Robert, 243 Deutchman, Hyman, 158 Devaney, Jane, 32, 103, 104, 200 DeVennish. Mary, 33, 149 Devine, Walter, 275 Dew. George. 108, 133 DeWees, Mrs. Elizabeth, 294 Dewees, Sarah, 60, 287, 293 DeWitt, Margaret, Deyo, Sarah, 192 Dice, Charles, 253 Dick, Earl, 127 Dick, Grant, 292 112, 217 Dalrymple, Viviene, 201, 312 Dalton, Glen, 145, 146, 224 Daly, James, 231 Dicke, Vernon, 235 Dicken, Dorothy, 308 Dickerson, Anna, 198 Dickerson, William, 282 Dickey, Cope, Mildred, 58 Copeland, Charles, 147, 243 Copeland, Paul, 243 Coppel, Ruth, 198, 312 Col el Wilbur 230 KD . . Ccpperman, Marjorie, 295, 312 Dameron, Kenneth, 227 D'Amore, Adanto, 158 D'Amore, Amanto. 158 Damous, John, 132, 133 Danford, Edward, 256 Danford, Dorothy, 193, 214 Danford, Daniell, Richard, 248 Dorothy, 150 Dickson, James, 269 Dickson, John, 305 Diday, Mary, 308 Diebig, Grace, 195 Diehl, William, 60, 158, 162 Claar, Edward, 116, 122, 223 Clar, James, 236 Clark, Alice, 208 Clark, Allan, 282 Clark, Donald, 116, 136 Clark, Earl, 136, 240 Clark, Edgar, 122 Clark, Lawrence, 255 Clark, Lawrence H., 143, 225 Clark, Mildred, 57 Clark Paul, 158, 277 Clark, Robert. 221, 233 Clark, Thomas, 230 Clark Tom B.. 229 VVilfurd 221 238 292 Coram, Herbert, 262 Corbin, Allen, 276 Corbin, Benjamin. 280 Cordell, Harry, 254 Corder, Mary, 309 Daniels, Lawrence, 302 Darham, Benjamin, 291 Daugherty, Hanna, 195 D'Aurora, Anthony, 258 222 Diesen, Walter, 133, 136 Dietrich, Edwin, 60, 267 Dietrick, Mathias, 233 Dietrick, Nancy, 196 Dill, John, 158 Camp, Capt. Howard, 133, 263 Campbell, Aleeta, 57, 110, 142, 305 Campbell. Bernard, 246 Camuhell, Catherine, .195,l94., 305 Clarke, Clarence, 14,5 ' Clarke, Helen. 197, 267 Clarke, Norman, 57, 282 Clary, Cligord, 57, 268, 302 Clatham, Virginia, 213 Claugus, Harold, 128 Clay, Margaret, 58, 151. 287 Clay, Roy, 269, 293, 302 Claypoole, Elmer, 35, 140, 230 Claypoole, James, 223 Claypoole, Kenneth, 230 Claypoole. Virginia, 58, 196 Clayton, Nettie, 151 Clements, Mary, 202 Clevenger, Robert, 127 Clickenger, Doris, 32, 203, 295 Clic-ken-get, Ellen, 38, 149, 203 Clifton, John, 278, 284 Corley, John, 266 Corey, Austin, 225 Corkwell, Constance, 196 Cornett, Albee, 221 Corp, Marjorie, 150 Coseo, Lucille, 216, Cotter, Garrett, 259 Cotter, Robert, 259 Cottrell. Harvey, 274 Coughlin, Walter, 220 Coulter, Alice, 193, 283 Counter, Dorothy, 203, 308 Counts, Richard, 277 Courtemanch, Edgar, 254 Courtrilzht, Thurman, 248 Covert, A. Eloise, 309 Covey, Wayne, 116 Cowdrey, Charles, 58, 261 -345- David, Carolyn, 311 David, Sidney, 242 Davidson Davidson Davidson Davidson Davidson 280 , Dorothy, 137 , Ellen, 201 , George, 256 . Horace, 275 , J. La Vere, 93, 261, Davidson, Laura, 59, 137, 285 Davidson, Margaret, 59, 112, 204 Davidson, Marjorie, 97, 108, 286 Davidson, Ralph, 268 Davidson, Richard, 229 Davidson, William, 116, 129 Davies, Howard, 236 Davies, Janet, 144, 152, 283 Dill, Phil, 27, 39, 60, 235, 301 Dillahunt, David, 60 Dille, James, 181, 184 Dille, Lloyd, 382 Dillon, Leland, 275 Dingledine, Mary, 194, 200 Dinsmore, Frederick, 104, 147. 222, 313 Dinsmore, John, 60, 146, 222 Disher, Dorothy, 294 Distelr Dittoe, ath, Katharyn, 60 William, 42, 227 Dixon, Elizabeth, 304 Dixon, Frederick, 158, 275 Dixon, Theodore, 290 Doak, Dean, Irene, 286 Charles, 278 Doane, Robert, 243 Dobbie, Helen, 198, 312 Dobbins, Harold, 268, 301 Dobbs, Walter, 243 Dobkin, Arthur, 279 Dodd, Donald, 60 Dodd, Joseph, 248 Dodd, Ruth, 286 Dodd, Verne, 277 Dodds, Loren, 262 Dodge, Benton, 260 Dods, John, 26, 42, 223 Doering, John, 246 Dolby, Dolby, Dolch, Dolch, Catherine, 112, 214 Charles, 147, 232 177 Stephenson, 237 Dolphin, Kenneth, 253 Donahu e, Vincent, 259 Donaldson, Elvin, 256, 290 Donley, John, 136 Donnelly, Alice, 211, 293 Donova n, Buena, 312 Dore, Leon, 280, 292 Dorgan, William, 276 Dorsey, Baird, 125, 241 Dorsey, Harry, 237 Dorsey, Helen, 199, 300 Dotson, Ronald, 60 Dcud, Mary, 60, 112 Douglas, Christine, 60 Dovre, Odin, 280 Dowler, John, 233 Downes, Arthur, 42 Downing, Richard, 133 Drake B. Max, 233 orakei Edward, so, 110 Drake, Herschel, 302, 303 Drake, Paul, 60, 259 Drake, Robert, 147, 222 Drayefr, Ruth, 60 Drebert, John, 261 Dreese, Erwin, 122, 254 Drennan, William, 227 Dresner, Frank, 133 Dressel, Richard, 147, 230 Drungenbolz, Paul, 277 Dryer, Corinne, 96 Dryer, Edward, 122 Dubble, Roger, 238 Duber, Louis, 242 DuBois, Eugene, 228 Dudzin, Henry, 116 Duemer, Charles, 236 Duerer, Vernon, 60 Duff, Mary, 151 Duffee, Walter, 277 Duffy, Thomas, 259 Dugan, Charles, 136 Dumbauld, George, 129 Dumble, Wilson, 225 Dumenil, Lois, 61, 193, 209 Dunbar, Emily, 112, 137, 201 Duncan, Charles, 104, 230, 292 Duncan, Norma, 309 Duncan, Robert, 61, 277 Robert, 36, 146, 232 Annabel, 38, 44, 142, Dundon, Dunlop, 148, 193, 198 Dunlop, George, 261 Dunn, Arthur, 226 Dunn, Beatrice, 199 Dunn, Elizabeth, 61, 203 Dupre, John, 20, 234 Durstine, Clarence, 235 Dush, Ellen, 34, 61 Dustin, Fay, 309 Dworken, Goldie, 111, 312 Dye, Clair, 22, 238, 291 Dye, William, 224 Dyer, Hortensia, 112, 192, 200 Dyer, Nelle, 137, 150 Dysart, James, 133 E Eakins, Paul, 293 Earhart, Edwin, 122, Earley, Justin, 237 Easterday, J. Melvin, 235, 305 Eaton, Byron, 276 Ebeling, Ruth, 46, 61, 148 Eberhart, Billie. 225 Eherly, Sally, 137, 202 Ebersold, Charles. 36, 42, 231 Eberts, Cecilia, 35, 61, 283 Ebeling, Mary, 200 Ebner. Claude, 256 Eby, Kenneth, 233 Eckelberry, George, 23, 282, 231 Eckelberry, Roscoe, 284 Eckert, John, 122 Eckert, Phil, 269 Eckley, Frederick, 222 Eckman, Helen, 198, 308 Eddy, Onolee, 206 Eddy, Ruth, 208 Edelman, Samuel, 242, 278 Edelson, Evelyn, 217, 312 Edelson, Rowena, 106, 217 Edgington, Clo, 236 Edmister, James, 262 Edmondson, Jay, 129 Edmonson. Roger, 262 Edward, David, 243 Edwards, Emma, 151 127 Edwards, John, 226 Edwards, Lowell, 61 Eesley, Dona.d, 277 Eifrat, Albert, 158 Egbert, Albert, 61, 291 Eger, Mildred, 61, 206, 308 Eggert, Matthew, 93 Eichenberg, Maryan, Eichenlaub, Robert, 236 205, 312 146, 147, Eikenberry, Dan, 284 Eisele, Ada, 112, 137 Eisner, Manuel, 270 Eisner, Mildred, 309 Elberfeld, Robert, 27, 61, 225 Elberson, lfrank, 280 Eldridge, Dayton, 243 Eldridge, Edwin, 230 Elleman. Paul, 232 Elliot, Mary, 295 Elliott, Etta, 287 Elliott, Robert. 122 Elliott, Virginia, 204, 308 Ellis, Clarence, 232 Ellis, Mary, 137 Ellison, Joseph, 270 Ellman, Lois, 110, 298, 311 Ellsperman, Margaret, 209 Ellsworth, Gene, 197 Elmer, Sam, 280 Elrich, Merle, 260 Elsasser, David, 280 Elsasser, Robert, 239 Elsea, Edmond, 223 Ely, Norma, 61, 112, 137, 202 Emery, James, 236 Emery, Theodore, 227 Emery, William, 136 Emler, Esther, 303 Emmert, T, Doris, 61 Emrick, Vivian, 295, 308 Emswiler, Ernest, 61, 244 Emswiler, Herbert, 278 Enders, Clarence, 305 Endich, Martin, 61 Engle, Niles, 146, 262 Englehart, Margaret, 152 Englehoif, Gerald, 252 Engler, Shirley, 198 English, Ada, 197 English, Edwin, 158 English, Eloise, 110, 144, 200 Ephrath, Louise, 312 Epstein, Edythe, 217, 312 Epstein, Samuel, 279 Erb, John, 233 Erf, Oscar, 233 Ericsson, Carl, 94, 272, 273 Ervin, Ruth, 196 Eschleman, Edward, 246 Eshler, Paul, 62, 269, 302 Estell, Ansel, 269 Etherington, Charles, 225 Etinger, Vera, 192, 207, 298 Evans Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, 311, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans . Evans, Evans, Albert. 27, 132, 133 Alma, 200 Dorothy, 137 Ernest, 268 Eunice, 199, 311 Fred, 262 Gail, 146 Gwynne, 136 Jane, 137, 196 Jean, 38, 102, 106, 107, 313 John, L., 296 John R.. 232 John , 262 John W., 221, 256 Katherine, 204 Lewis, 280 Lloyd, 227 Mary, 116 Mildred, 108 Ray, 227, 313 Rodger, 253 William, 224 William, 227, 241 Everett, Kenneth, 136, 234 Everhart, Bertha, 287, 293 Everhart, Merrill, 278 Everitt, Ellen, 97 Everitt, William, 122, 134 Evers, Ewalt, Ewan, Ewell, Ewing, Ewing, Marjorie, 204 Frances, 62. 215 Mrs. Mary, 294 R. Bartlett, 229 Harriet, 197, 309 Robert, 146, 280 Eye, Marcel, 267 Eyerman, Melvin, 277 Eyster, Denton, 255 Faine, Falco, F Elmore, 238 Paul, 133 Falconer, J. 1., 233, 303 Falkenstein, Roberta. 31, 2 Fallen, Arthur, 62, 158, 183 Fallon, Rose, 112, 204 Fankhauser, Arnold. 133, 136 Fankhauser. Paul. 233 Farming. Ralph. 297 Farber, David, 250, 292 Farber, Eldon, 255 02 Farber, Virginia, 44, 202, 312 Farr, Marjorie, 198, 309 Farrell, James, 241 Farson, Bosworth, 222 Fassig, Marcia, 197, 295 Faught, Harry, 230 Faurot, Leonard, 225 Faust, Darrell, 277 Fauth, Richard, 276 Favish, Sarah, 311 Fazekas, 180 Fearing, Betty, 62 Feinberg, Herbzrt, 250 Feinstein, La-wrence, 242 Fela, Andrew, 158 Feldman, David, 62 Feldman, Jerome, 270 Feldman, Raymond, 242 Fclkner, Dorothy, 201 Fellows, George, 62 Fenner, Frank, 133 Fenner, Ruth, 309 Fenning, Louis, 234 Fenstermacher, Leon, 133 Fenstermaker, Richard, 266 Fenton, Russell, 128 Ferguson, Dan, 62 Ferguson, Lloyd, 280 Ferguson, William, 36, 128, 133 Fernberger, Dorothy, 195, 312 Fernelius, W. Conard, 291 Ferrall, Junius, 62, 158, 163, 224 Fesler, Wesley, 160 Fester, Charles, 253 Feur, 198 Fichter, 174 Fickel, Elizabeth, 216 Fiedler, Eleanor, 196 Field, Wooster, 248, 297 Filiatrault, Evelyn, 62, 293, 308 Filiatrault, Mary, 308 Filmore, William, 262 Finch, Gail, 62 Fine, Edythe, 207, 312 Finesilver, Harold, 264 Finical, Robert, 230 Fink, Harry, 272 Finke, Eugene, 147, 220, 253 Finke, Robert, 28, 29, 140, 253 Finkel, Annabelle, 194, 217, 312 Finkelstein, Allen, 242 Finn, Leonard, 95 Firaz, Helen, 309 Firestone, Bertrum, 250 Firmin, Richard, 275 Fisch, Frank, 230 Fischer, Paul, 126, 129 Fischer, Wayne, 126, 129 Fish, Hilda, 312 Fish, Lawrence, 262 Fishbein, Alex, 141, 270 Ellen, 199 Fishel, Fisher, Alex, 250 Fisher, Fisher, Cornelia, 214 Jerome, 155, 175, 270 Fisher, Sewall, 62 Fisher, Walter, 274 Fisk, James, 253 Fissel, Yetive, 62, 213 Fitzer, Fred, 230 Fitzgerald, Frederick, 220, 229 Flannery, William, 259 Fleharty, Jean, 312 Fleming, Carrie, 62, 212 Fleming, Donald, 277 Fleming, Mark, 147, 225 Virginia, 152, 202 Fleming, Fletcher, C. Ralph, 297 Fletcher. Fred, 275 Flick, Wayne, 249 Flocken, Kathryn, 62. 208, 283 Florio. John. 158, 187 Fly, Glen, 276 Focke, Mary, 216 Fogle, Pearl, 63, 108, 235, 303 Fogle, Philip, 117 Virgil, 147, 228 Samuel, 122 Folkerth, Justin, 146 Force, David, 123, 128 Force, Emma, 63 Ford, Harvey. 147, 236 Ford, Joan, 197 Ford, Joseph. 221 Ford, Joy, 197 Ford, Robert, 115, 253 Foreman, James, 147 Foreman, Opal. 32, 141, 208 Forman, Jonathan. 277 Forney, Cant. Leslie, 132, 133 Fornof, Lillian, 295 Forrest, Thomas, 240 Fosnaugh, Elizabeth, 152 Fortman, Phil, 224 Fortune, Leonard, 115 Forward. Virginia. 200 Fogle, Folk, Foster, Donald. 269 Foster, H. Schuyler, 240 Foster, Leighton, 237 Fouch, Mrs. Bernadine, 202 Faure. Jacques. 274 Fowler, Evan, 63 William. 117, 122, 253 Fowler. Fox, Herbert, 254 -346- Fox, John, 240 Fox, Thomas, 232 Frame, Marion, 194, 195 Gardner, Margaret, 63, 193, 197 Gardner, Gardner, Gardner, Paul, 255 Pauline, 63, 150 Richard, 227 France, Emma, 205 France, Wesley, 241 Francis, Elizabeth, 194 Francis, Martha, 204 Ifrancis, William, 236 Frank, Amy-Jean, 207 Frank, Charles, 235 Frankel, Godfrey, 250 Frankenberg, Gypsy, 295 Franklin, Elizabeth, 214 Franklin, Meyer, 292 Franz, Albert, 127 Fraser, William, 230 Fransico, Marian, 195 l'ravel, Carol, 63 Fraze, Charles, 228 Frederick, Caribel, 152 Free, Gordon, 126 Freedman, Mark, 265 Freeland, Wanda, 206 Freeman, William, 242 Freiburghouse, Vivian, 31, 202 Freidenberg, Harry, 247 French, Eleanor, 148 French, Major Marion, 133 Frzench, Thomas E., 122, 222, 97 Freshwater, Edmon, 122 Freshwater, James, 266 Frey, Erwin, 297 Frey, Herbert, 220, 249 Frey, Orian, 240 Frickey, Robert, 282 Friday, Dale, 63, 269, 302 Fridline, Clarence, 63, 302 Fried, John, 251 Friedlander, Gerson, 63, 250 Friedlander, Mary, 207, 312 Friedlob, Edward, 220, 247 Gardner, William, 224 Friedman, Arthur, 63 Friedman, Betty, 210 Friedman, Joseph, 270 Friedman, Julius, 106, 107, Friedman, Sam, 133 Friedmar, Sam, 279 Friend, Juanita, 137, 209 Friend, Lucille, 150 247 Fries, Claire, 63 Fries, Zenobia, 198 Friesell, Betty, 197 Fritter, Clovis, 300 Fromm, George, 122 Frost, Albert, 277 Frost, Carl, 292 Frost, Charlotte, 63, 112, 309 Fry, Bernice, 192, 208 Fry, John, 138 Fry, Ruth, 312 Fuchs, Dorothy, 112, 285 Fugitt, John, 158 Fuhr, Helen, 198 John, 27, 105, 260 Fullen, Fuller, Arthur, 243 Fuller, Mrs. Edna, 294 Fuller, F. Louise, 295 Fullington, James, 228 Fulmer, Georgia, 198, 312 Fulton, Florence, 294 Fultz, Clair. 262 Fulwider, Mary, 194, 215 Funk, Mary, 27, 33, 38, 196 112, Furer, Samuel, 104, 251 Fusco, Eugene, 277 G Gaal, Alexander, 26, 39, 110, 145 Gaal, Mary, 146. 236, 294 Gabel, John, 277 Gableman, Charles, 136, 146 Gabriel, Allen, 256 Gabriel, Jack, 243 Gadd, Charles, 249 GaHin, Leo, 235, 302 Gagnier, Charles, 129 Gzggus, Joseph, 39, 158, 164, 6 Gaines, George, 229 Gainey, Mary, 206 Galbreath, Emil, 117 Galbreath, George, 158 Gale, Benjamin, 107 Gallagher, Francis, 223 Gallagher, Helen, 308 Gallen, Jane, 195 Gallen, John. 275 Galloway, Helen, 33, 110, 305 Galloway, Walter, 280 Galovich, John, 280 Gamble, Alberta, 295 Gamble, Byron, 233 Gamble, Fred, 297 Camper, Charles, 147. 222 Canas, Christy, 262 Gantt, Frederick, 227 Gard, Nancy, 214 Gardner, Betty. 194. 197 Gardner, Donald, 117, 122, 158 Gardner, Dorothy, 308 Gardner, John, 146 Gardner, Louisa, 201 Garlinghouse, Leland, 244 Elizabeth, 309 Garman, Garmhausen, Jack, 249 Garmhausen, Erwin, 42 Garmhausen, Hilda, 308 Garner, Elizabeth, 197, 310 Garner, William, 126 Garrett, William, 146 Garrison, Floyd, 96 Garrison, Nellie, 156 Garver, Dorothy, 285 Garver, Perry, 39, 224 Garvin, Alma, 287 Garwood, Alice, 298 Gary. Thelma., 63, 309 Gasaway, Lee, 309 Gasnier, Perry, 122 Gates, James, 224 Gates, Newell, 255 Gatrell, Robert, 297 Gauch, Heber, 269 Gaw, Mrs. Esther, 24, 27, 32 Gay, Carl, 233, 235, 301 Gayer, Jean, 63, 199 Gearhart, George, 136 Gehres, Freeman, 42, 227 Gehret, Fred, 108, 268, 301 Geiger, Mildred, 64 Geiger, W., 253 Geil, Russell, 232 Geissinger, Wayne, 90 George, Ruth, 64, 150 Gerdes, Paul, 117, 122, 123, 125 Geren. Mildred, 295 Gerlach, Alice, 31 Gerlinger, Lawton, 96 Germansky. Dorothy, 207, 312 Gershow, Herman, 221 Gersten, John, 277 Getzloe, Lester, 281 Geyer, Frank, 133 Ghrist, Ernest, 224 Giangiacomo. Felix, 117 Gibb, Gibbs, 195 Gibbs, Gibbs. Gibby, Giber, Gibson, Gibson, Harold, 64 Jane, 32, 112, 192, 193. Ralph, 272 Robert, 29, 42, 231 Robert, 147 Philip, 64 Bernard, 269 Herman, 232 Gibson, Gieger, Giering, Gilbert, Gilcrest, Gill E Virginia, 64 Mildred, 215 Louis, 249 Maurice, 267 Carl, 225 , lizabeth, 104, 196 Gill, Olive, 64 Gillen, Raymond, 246 Gillette, John, 226, 229 Gillie, Janet, 152 Gillilan, Frances, 123 Gilliland, Ned, 229 Gillman, Sidney, 39, 44, 158, 165, 242 Gillogly, Lloyd, 132 Gilman, Joseph, 279 Gimore, William, 227 Gilsdorf, Albert, 258, 259 Gilsdorf, Walter, 141, 220, 240 Ginsberg, Charles, Jr., 250 Gintzel, Allen, 236 Gitter, Alice, 125, 311 Glander, Charles, 232 Glander, Donald, 232 Glass, Dean, 231 Glass, Harold, 237 Glassman, Louis, 270 Glenn, B., 64 Glennan, Eugene, 107, 243 Godfrey, Ernest, 160, 241 Godown, Stanley, 228 Goetting, Morton, 216 Golay, Dorothy, 204 Gold, William, 64, 107, 281 Goldberg, Alice, 210 Lenabelle, 311 Sara, 283 Ted, 279 Goldberg, Goldberg, Goldberg, Goldberg. Wilma, 207 Golden, Charles, 133, 242 Golden, Elsie, 210, 312 Goldin, Ralph, 104, 264, Goldman, Doris, 233 Goldman, Florence, 283 Goldman. William, 242 Goldsmith, Charles, 280 Goldsmith, Lois, 214 Goldstein, Bernard, 250 Goldstein, David. 251 Goldstein, Harry, 265 Golov, Arnold, 264 Gonda, George, 259 Graco? Alice, 27, 31, 32, 33, 38, 313 Good, Byron, 233, 306 J Calvin, 375 , 186 kowski, Stephen, 120, Good, Dorothy, 27, 33, 46, 64, 145, 203 Good, Ernest, 233 Goode, Margaret, 152 Goode, Marianna, 152 Goodfellow, Janet, 197 Gooding, Olive, 28, 32, 33, 46, 50, 64, 193 Goodman, Mary, 214 Goodwin, Naomi, 234 Gordon, Mrs. Agnes, 32, 203 Gordon, Earl, 264 Gordon, Elijah, 277 Gordon, Francis, 257 Gordon, Geneva, 64 Gordon, Lucille, 216 Gordon, Wilbert, 133 Gormsen, Svend, 284 Gurney, Henry, 110, 123, 140, 225 Gorsuch, James, 273 Goslee, James, 133 Goss, Leonard J., 271 Goss, Leonard W., 224 Gossard, Harold, 267 Gossard, Thomas, 64, 220, 267 Gost, John, 183 Gottfried, Henrietta, 309 Gottlieb, Dave, 242 Gottlieb, Milton, 279 Gough, Wilfred, 238 Gould, Richard, 64, 228 Gourley, Joseph, 233, 300 Gourlyne, Joseph, 229 Graber, Paul, 267 Grace, Clarence, 133 Graebner, Albert, 64 Graham, Boyd, 239 Graham, Virginia, 150 Graham, William, 274 Graly, Harry, 261 Grama, Virginia, 312 Gramling, John, 230 . Grandprey, Medora, 287 Granger, R., 225 Grant, Esther, 294 Grant, Georgiana, 196 Grant, Jack, 243 Graves, Azeale, 308 Graves, Mary, 65 Graves, William, 105, 227 Gray, Helen, 152, 194, 203 Gray, Robert, 246, 275 Green, Arthur, 65 Green, Henry, 242 Greenberg, Gordon, 27, 106, 242 Greenberg, Jack, 158, 162, Greenberger, Leonard, 250 Greenblatt, Louis, 141, 265 Greene, Raymond, 230 Greenfeld, Martin, 292 Greenfield, Fanette, 193, 210 Greenho, Claron, 237 Greenlee, Arthur, 275 Greenslade, Sara, 200 Gregg, Robert, 222 Gregg, Walter, 272, 278 242 Gregory, Albert, 95 Gregory, Neil, 262 Greider, Robert, 222 Greiner, Ann, 194, 196 Norma, 65, 150 Grener, Grice, Fred, 65 Grier, Olive, 218 Grierson, Margaret, 104, 137 H Haas, Charles, 65, 269, 302 Haas, William, 163 Haber, William, 250 Habib, Theodore, 147, 236 Hablietzel, Corwin, 266 Hackenbracht, Mary, 308, 295 Hacker, Arden, 129, 132 Hackett, Clarence, 276 Hagaman, Carol, 32, 197 Hagaman, F., 35 42, 146, 225 Hageman, Francis, 117, 129 Hager, Marjory, 206 Hagerty, Eliza, 112 Hagerty, James, 241, 256, 259 Haggerty, Elizabeth, 195 Hague, John, 102, 104, 223, 313 Hahn, Evelyn, 312 Hahn, Forrest, 249, 290 Hahn, Frank, 65, 254 Hahn, Roland, 229 Hahn, Samuel, 249 Haigler, Gilbert, 93, 272, 276 Haile, Eleanor, 287 Haines, Arthur, 36, 224 Haines, Clarence, 65, 146, 269 Haskell, David, 220, 244 Haskett, Frank, 297 Hass, William, 230 Hatch, Theron, 232 Hatfield, Solomon, 277 Hattenbach, Joe, 277 Hatton, William, 110, 227 Hauck, Charles, 222 Hauck, Fred, 96 Hauerman, Harold, 292 Hauk, Rosemary, 198, 309 Haun, Jeannette, 106, 198 Hauser, George, 160 Havens, George, 231 Haverfield, Robert, 227 Haverfield, William, 275 Hawk, Charles, 144 Hawke, James, 126 Hawley, Hugh, 228 Hay, Charles, 129 Hayes, Charles, 292 Hayes, H. Gordon, 244 Hayes, William, 248 Hayhurst, Roe, 147 Hayne, Ralph, 122 Hays, George, 234 Hays, Wayne, 66 Head, Francis, 297 Headington, Ruth, 309 Headley, George, 228 Headley, Herscel, 158 Hilphrey, Olive, 294 H.lty, Alice, 283 Hilty, Henry, 275 Hinchman, Lewis, 173, 222 Hinoman, Darwin, 228 Hine, Dorothy, 67, hinz, Natalie, 311 H.ronen, John, 225 Hirsch, Jerome, 242 Hirsh, Beatrice, 210 Hiser, Paul, 253 Hiss, Charles, 122 150 Hitchcock, Embury, 45, 114, 122, 123 Hitchcock, Harriet, Hitt, George, 225 Hizar, William, 132 Hizor, Ruth, 204 Hjalmarson, Levern, 252 48, 158, 148, 203 Hoagland, Henry, 244 Hobbs, Walter, 276 Hoberman, John, 221, 262 Hcbst-tter, Alberta, 199 Hobstetter, Frank, 243 Hockett, Homer, 255 Hockman, Martiner, 181 Hodson, Edmund, 126 Hodson, Robert, 231 Hoelscher, Max, 133 Hughes, Mary, 197 Hughes, Mary, 199 Hughes, Myron, 127 Hughes, Robert Moore, 284 Hughes, Robert Morris, 244 Hughes, Vriua Jane, 67, 112 193, 203, 293 Huling, John, 222 Hull, Roger, 122 Hum, James, 268, 301 Hume, Elizabeth, 204 Hummel, John, 67 Hummel, Paul, 141, 262 Hummell, Juanita, 67 Humphrey, Nell, 68 Humphrey, Richard, 234 Hunter, Fred, 272 Hunter, Marjorie, 298 Hunter, Mary, 309 Hunter, Peggy, 68 Hunter, Katherine, 294 Hunter, Robert, 22, 243 Hurwitz, Raymond, 270 Husted, Donald, 68 Haklova, Marta, 295 Hale, Frank, 110, 275 Hale, Lois, 287 Hale, Sidney, 158 Hale, Virginia, 137, 209 Hale, Waldo, 235 Hale, William, 236 Haley, Kenneth, 127, 266 Hall, John, 158, 231 Hall, Meredith, 301 Hall, Ralph, 226 Hall, Richard, 235 Hall, Robert, 65, 245 Hall Stacy, 156 Haller, Elden, 117, Haller, Marguerite, 248 199 Healey, Aimee, 304 Healey, James, 253 Heavey, Regina, 66 Hebble, Clyde, 273 Hecker, Harold, 110 Hecker, Herschel, 66, 158, 220, 235 Heckman, Dayton, 255 Heckman, Donald, 104, 147, 221, 244, 313 Hedges, Dorcas, 202 Hedrick, Earl, 249 Heed, Ruth, 198 Heekin, Richard, 236 Hsenan, Jane, 200 He-ffley, Howard, 221, 248 Heiby, Ernrst, 36, 269, 302 Hoerner, Marianne, 198, 305, 309 Hoewischer, Frederick, 128 Hoffer, Joe, 48, 158, iss, 220, 231 Hoffhines, Betty, 110, 305 Hoffhines, Mary, 198 Hoffman, Ann, 195 Hoffman, Charles, 96 Hoffman, Clarence, 127 Hoffman, Jane, 104, 195 Hoffman, Louise, 201 Hoffman, Mary, 200 Hoffrichter, Joe, 250 Hofkar, Paul, 269 Hofmayer, Jerome, 147, 221 Hohenstine, Alice, 200 Huston, Hazel, 287 Hutchens, Eugene, 225 Hutchinson, Rachel, 31, Hutchison, Joseph, 133 Hutton, Mary, 214, 287 Hyde, Arthur, 228 Hyde, Robert, 245 202 I Iaderosa, Peter, 258 lgou, Dick, 222 lke, William, 68, 242, 280 Ilger. Charles, 252 Immel, John, 29, 234 Ims, Cyril, 246 Ingles, Dorothy, 207 Innis, Robert, 238 Inskeep, John, 235 Inskeep, William, 230 Ipp, Herman, 270, 279 Ireton, William, 136, 255 Halligan, William, 29, 117, 122, 220, 245 Hambleton, Mary, 305 Hamilton, Edwin, 277 Hamilton, Frances, 197 Hamilton, Howard, 223 Hamilton, Lester, 254 Hamilton, Capt. Lloyd, 227 Hamilton, Mary, 201 Hamilton, Morton, 65, 302 Hamilton, Robert, 65, 262 Hamilton, Virgil, 233 Hammond, Francis, 133 Heichel, Guy, 66, 245 Heil, Herman, 240 Heimlich, William, Heiner, Alma, 209 Heizer, Alfred, 232, 280 Heizer, Edwin, 301 Held, Felix, 35 Helf, Kathryn, 197 133 Hammond, Jack, 226 Hammond, Marian, 65 Hampshire, Edwin, 133 Hampton, George, 277 Hanauer, Elizabeth, 46 Hanawalt, Paul, 269 Hand, Carol, 152 Hellenger, Schman Helm, Patricia, 66, 198 Helms Ga e 278 , 147 Hohnstine, Jack, 225 Hoiles, Robert, 227 Holcombe, Robert, 118 Holden, Paul, 128, 133 Holeski, Valentine, 67 Holeski, Valentine, 300 Holland, Frances, 309 Hollinger, Lehman, 229 Hollingsworth, Donald, 36, 253 Hollingsworth, Robert, 147 Holloway, Robert, 253, 292 Holman, Ruth, 67, 192, 215 Irons, James, 126 Irwin, Bettie, 104, 194 Irwin, Richard, 147, 239 Ishee, Vaughn, 276 Ives, Robert, 110, 146, 225 Ives, Willard, 146 Jack, Morris, 118 Jackson, Archie, 252 Jackson, , ll , Helpbringer, Miss Glen, Holmes, Constance, 195 Holmes, J. E., Jr., 226 Holmes, Oliver, 110, 111 Holzhauer, Henry, 268 Handel, Goldye, 66, 309 Handelman, Jack, 96 Handley. James, 26, 30, 48, 147, 237 Hankins, Ruth, 38, 148, 192, 201 Hanna, Edward, 222 Hanna, Martin, 28 Hannum, Hanpert, Dorris, 312 Charles, 280 Hansberger, Mildred, 198, 295 Hanson, Bula, 152 Harbarger, Sada, 150. 294 Hargraves, Wesley, 273 32, 211, 309 Hempstead, C., 118, 122, 290 Hendershott, Pauline, 66, 112, 197 Henderson, Fred, 243 Henderson, Helen, 202 Henderson, John, 66, 233, 302 Henderson, William, 224, 238, 241 Hendricks, John, 278 Hendrix, Edith, 200, 295, 304 Hengst, Maxine, 197, 295 Hennessey, Catherine, 294 Henney, Mac, 232 Henning, George, 233 Henretty, Lorenzo, 110, 239 Henson, William, 93. 276 Hoodlett, Betty, 106, 194, 201 Hooley, Doris, 67, 137, 285 Hooper, Osman, 227, 281 Hoover, Elizabeth, 197 Hoover, Leland, 67, 235, 302 Hoover, Myron, 262 Hoover, Reuben, 275 Hoover William, 233 Hopkins, Arabella. 214 Hopkins, James, 229 Hopson, Hunter, 118 Horning, John, 237 Horning, William, 133 Harig, Edith, 205, 309 Hari John 66 246 Henry, Elmer, 34, 233, 302 Herald, Paul, 125 Hcrr, Arthur, 223 Horst, Hulda, 198 Horst, John, 275 Jackson, Jackson, Jackson Jackson: Jackso Jacobs, Jacobs, Jacobs Jacobs: Jacobs J acobyl Jacque James, James, James, James, Jamiol 127, Janca, Janes, Colby, 274 Lyman, 233, 235, Richard. 253 Ruth. 206 n, Sara, 218 Elias, 68, 220, 270 Herbert, 270 Richard, 221, 260 Rickie, 206, 207 Rosetta, 218 Dean, 136 s, John, 222 David, 275, 276 Ethelynn, 152, 192 Kenneth, 158 Willard, 123, 158 223 Alice, 142, 204 William. 227 302 Griffin, Dudley, 226 Griffith, Charles, 129, 133 Griffith, Eugene, 249 Griffith, Jean, 195 Griffith, Oliver, 65, 249, 282 Griffith, Wendell, 147 Griffith William 231 G,-igerf Albert, 133 Steven, 133 Griger, Grim, Hugh, 238 Grimm, Olive, 150 Grimm, Sadabelle, 294 Grogan, Francis, 277 Groscost, Arthur, 249 Gross, Mary, 203 Grossberg, Milton, 221. Grossman, Mannie, 95 Grove, Leon, 117, 261 Grove, Martha, 204 Grove. Mary, 204 Grove, Ralph, 243 Groves, Elden, 34, 108, 233 Groves, Marjorie, 65 Gruber, Homerita, 308 Grundmrn. Clare, 110 Guard, Willard. 276 Gulmi, Lena, 309 Gulmi, Peter, 288 Gumble, Morton. 242 Gump, Harry, 136, 221, 240 Gump, Louis, 240 264 Gundlach, Howard. 117, 122 Gunn. Virginia, 294 Gunning, Mary, 38 39, 140, Gushman, John, 27, 29, 272 Gussett, Carl, 220, 225, 266 Gustavson, Helyn. 311 Guta, Rudolph, 65. 282 Gwyn, James. 260 Gype, Don, 229 ll, , , Haring, Gladys, 199 Harkins, Madelaine, 66, 208, 311 Harkness, George, 269, 301 Harley, Robert, 66, 229, 281 Harman, Frank, 243, 284 Harman, Hannah, 137, 150 Herbert, Elizabeth, 283 Herbert, Josiah, 28, 31, 221 Herbig, Aileen, 201. 308 Herbst, Alma, 32, 198 Herd, Dwight, 280 Herndon, James, 246 Herndon, Richard, 29, 246 Horton, Bernice, 215 Horton, George, 241 Horton, Joseph, 277 Horton, Walter, 274 Hoskett, William, 173 Hoskins, George, 232 Hosler, Julia, 137 Janssen, Otto, 146, 228 Jaros, Lawrence. 126 Jaros, Stanley, 126 Jarvis, Marjorie, 206, 309 Jay, Arthur, 108, 126 Jeckell, William, 226, 281 Harmon, Beatrice, 150 Harmon, Mildred, 66. 150 Harmount, Harry, 230 Harner, Jay, 302 Harper, Mary, 211 Harrington. Betty, 198 Harris, Edward, 275 Harris, Gordon, 136, 262 Hernreich, Sidney, 247 Herold, John, 125, 241 Herold, Paul, 124, 144, 241 Herrick, James, 284 Herrick, Lois, 152 Herron, Evelyn. 194, 202 Herron, John, 133 Herron, Mary, 197, 310 Hersch, Arthur, 247 Hostetler, George, 67 Hough, Mary, 195 Houk, William, 276 House, Paul, 252 Houser, Kermit, 273 Houston, Alberta, 110 Houston. William, 222 Houts, Kenneth, 237 Howard, Natalie, 295 Jeffrey, Frances, 31 1 Jelenko, Jesse, 247 Jelliff, Charles, 222 Jenkins, Ellen, 311 Jenkins, Mary E., 150 Jenkins, Mary G,, 110, 294, 305 Jenkins, Sally, 305 Jenkins, Theron, 226 Jennings, Robert, 236 Jennings, William, 275 Harris, Isaac, 275 Harris, Mary, 195 Harris, Paul, 236 Harris, Silas. 229 Harrison, Arthur, 66, 237 Harrison, John, 133, 256 Harrison, Mary J.. 195 Harrison, Mary Jeanne, 312 Harrison Samuel 117 245 Harrold. y Arvine, '277 y Harsha. Charles 136, 252 Hart, Charles, 146 Hertzberg, Joseph, 279 Hervey, Marshall, 233 Heskett, Dorothy, 150, Heskett. Eileen, 150 Hess, Earl, 277 Hess, Marvin, 213, Hesse, Charles. 144 Hettinger, R'chard, 35, 66 Heyman, Joe. 229 Hickerson. Georgfana, Hickey, Caro'yn. 203 295 , 281 148 Hart, Eloise, 197 Hart, Frank, 133 Hart, James, 123, 115, 239 Hartley, Robert, 107, 117, 126, 234 Hartley, Roy, 233, 305 Hartley, Vance. 95. 274 Hartman, Elmer, 115. 128 Hartmann, Alfred, 244 Hartsough, Mary, 112. 199 Hartzler, Adrian, 278 Higgins, Herald, 67 Higgins. Hilah. 211 I'Ii'!EY. Robert, 248 Hilberg, Edna, 67, 214 Hill, Dorothy. R09 Hill, James. 133, 259 Hill, Jean, 199 Hill, John, 275 Hill, Mary, 198 Hill. Robert. 230 H?l's. Claudia, 112, 196 - 347 - Howard, Robert. 104, 313 Howe, Harold, 263 Howe. Mary, 196 Howell, David, 237 Howell, John, 237 Howell, William. 158 Howery, Eddie. 67 Howey, Robert. 274 Howischer, Fred. 127 Huber, James. 224 Hudson, A. L, 158 Hudson, Jack. 225 Huebner. Richard. 67, 261 Huff, Stanton, 111 Huffer, Joseph. 223 Huffman, Charles, 67 Huffman, Robert, 224 Huffman, Robert E.. 239 Hufford, Beatrice, 308 Hugenot, James, 125 Hughes, Elaine, 295 Hughes, James, 275 Jensen, Myron, 126, 129, 132 Jerome, Ruth, 309 Jividen, Mary, 202 Johns, Noram, 212 Johnson, Alpha, 2546 Johnson, Bassel, 68 Johnso Johnso Johnso n. Carl. 158 n. Charles. 226 n, Don, 133 Johnson, Dorothy Elizabeth, 216, 307. 312 Johnson, Dorothy Marie, 216 Johnson, Earl, 183 Johnson, Elmer, 293 Johnson, Frances, 297 Johnson. Frank, 223 Johns:-n. Margaret, 195 Johnson, Philip, 27, 39, 106 225 Johnson Raymond 229 260 Johns on: Robert. 124. 140 Johnson, Samuel, 223 Johnson, Stephen, 252 Johnson, Theron, 235 Johson, Thomas, 244 Walter, 253 Eugene, 240 Mary, 201 Pauline, 208, 309 Philip, 164 Russell, 38, J ohnson, Johnston, Johnston, Johnston, Johnston, Johnston. 251, 296 Johnston, Vivian, 68 68, 122, Kays, Donald, 233, 301 Kazeck, Morris, 106, 107 Keating, Robert, 69, 140, 222 Keck, Lloyd, 291 Keefe, Thomas, 158, 163, 246 Keevert, John, 222 Keifer, Benjamin, 118 Keiser, Robert, 221 Keiss, Robert, 224 Kelchner, John, 278 Kelhofer, Elizabeth, 311 27, 39, 102, 104, 140, 227 Jones Jonas, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, William, 265 Blanche, 196 Carl, 141, 232 Claris, 147 David, 223, 261 Jones, Dorothy, 312 Jones, Earl, 273 Jones, Eben, 252 Jones, Edith R., 304 Jones, Edith, 285, 293 Jones, Edmund, 249 Jones, Edward, 253 Jones, Edwin, 158 Jones, Elizabeth, 201 Jones, Elsie, 283 Jones, Esther, 203 Jones, Frances, 294, 305 Jones, Gaylord, 68, 302 Jones, Gomer, 252 Jones, Harris, 68 Jones, Helen, 68, 106, 110, 117, 196 Jones, Jack F., 147, 253 Jones, Jack H., 115, 224 Jones, Lawrence, 236 Jones, Lloyd, 252 Jones, Margaret, 196 Jones, Marjorie, 137, 285 Jones, Mary Ellen, 202 Jones, Mary, 68 Jones, Morgan, 225 Jones, Olwen, 285 Jones, Paul, 274 Jogigg, Robert Hanna, 147, 228, Jones, Robert Henry, 136, Jones, Robert Westbrook, Jones, Ruth, 68 Jones, Thomas F., 223 Jones, Thomas W., 118 Jones, Virginia, 68, 203 Jones, Warren, 146, 234 Jones, Weldon, 282 William 253 Keller, Esther, 69 Keller, Ethel, 309 Keller, Jack, 48, 158, 180 Keller, Mary, 69, 112, 198, 294 297 Keller, Otto, 69 Keller, Will.am, 231 Kelley, Emily, 195 Kelley, James, 247 Kelley, Robert D., 255 Kelley, Robert G., 39, 103, 227 Kelly, Ernestine, 312 Kelly, Joseph, 127 Kelly, Phyllis, 312 Kelly, Robert, 107 Kelser, Marguerite, 69, 150 Kelso, Margaret, 201 Kendis, Leroy, 250 Kenestrick, Harold, 302 Kennedy, Gladys, 212, 303 Kennedy, June, 293 Kennedy, Kenneth, 237 Kennedy, L., 311 Kepler, 187 Kern, Betty, 197 Kern, Robert, 230 Kernel, Thelma, 312 Kerns, Henri, 277 Kersey, Marice, 69, 294, 304 Kershaw, Betty, 199 Keskinen, Allan, 134 Kesler, Valeria, 199 Ketner, Clara, 200 Ketner, Forrest, 222 Kettler, William, 229 Ralph, 241 Kewish, Keyes, Mary, 46, 112, Keyes, S., 196 Keys, Harry, 225 Keyser, Charles, 254 Kibbey, Robert, 233 Kibler, Christine, 303 Kibler, Thomas, 256 Kichner, Edward, 141 148, 196 John, 280 Willard, 269, Knapp, Knapp. 301 Knapp, William, 275 Knapp, Lester, 129 Knauss, Harold, 244 Knauss, Helen, 205 Knepper, Alice, 70, 110, 112 305 Knepper, Benjamin, 220, 236 Knierim, Harlin, 136 Knight, William, 122 Knoblaugh, Walter, 110 Knox, Helen, 104, 214, 313 Knox, William, 126 Koblentz, Dorothy, 311 Koch, Adele, 287 Koch, Melvin, 292 Koch. Richard. 133 Koch, Ruth, 283 Koegle, Donald, 227 Koenig, John, 118 Koerper, Herman, 277 Kohn, Joseph, 270 Kohr, James, 224 Kolb, Thomas, 275 Koogler, B. Robert, 158, 262 Koogler, William, 237 Koons, Louise, 213 Kostoff, Albert, 96 Kowal, Michael, 220, 251 Kraft, Howard, 70, 228 Kramer, Lois, 206 Kreglow, Robert, 221, 237 Kreider, James, 274 Kreider, Woodrow, 252 Krieg, Henry, 136 Krier, John, 289 Krill, Verlin, 122 Krill, Walter, 276 Krisher, Crystal, 70 Kromer, Julia, 70 Kronvheim, Frances, 210, 312 Kropf, John, 127, 246 Krueger, Florence, 312 Krumm, Daniel, 239 Krumm, Eric, 126, 227 Krumm, Virginia, 195, 294 Kruse, Helen, 304 Kucinski, Sara, 295 Kuck, Lucille, 295 Kuechler, Alice, 112 Kuechler, Edith, 112 Kuenning, Howard, 126, 132 Lateer, Latham, Latham, Ralph, 127 Norman, 223 Raymond, 236 Lathem, James, 253 Lathrop, Mabelle, 204 Latimer, Horace, 129, 132, 241, 296 Lattimer, Horace, 125 Lattimer, Martha, 196 Lattimer, Robert, 104, 224 Lattrell, Helen, 198 Laub, Charles, 224 Laubacher, Dorothy, 71, 287 Laudenheimer, Emily, 210, 312 Lathem, Kenneth, 278 Lauer, Bernard, 156 Laughlin, Laughlin , Eleanor, 198, 312 Laughlin, Laukhuff, Charlotte, 197 Hugh, 252 Margretta, 196, 308 Clifford, 107, 242 Jorgenson, Constance, 216 Joseph, Dorothy, 210 Joseph, Frances, 207 Josselson, Fern, 312 Josselson, Irma, 217, 312 Joyce, James, 140 Jubin, John, 95, 273 Judd, Harlan, 268 Juergens, Arthur, 282 Julian, Dorothy, 112 Jungman, Maurice, 148, 270 Junk, Louise, 308 Junod, Cledyth, 202 Jurras, John, 259 Justice, Dane, 27, 50, 115, 118, 140 K Kabealo, Charles, 249 Kabealo, George, 249 Kabealo, John, 249 Kaemmerer, William, 252 Kahn, Julius, 247 Kaiser, Carl, 118, 125 Kaiser, Don, 225 Kaiser, John, 19 Kaiser, Robert, 277 Kidwell, Lt. Francis, 133, 134 Kiefer, Benjamin, 252 Kilbourne, Lincoln, 226 Kildow, Martha, 196 Kile, Eugene, 122 Kile. Hazel, 198 Kilgore, Margaret, 112 Kilgore, Mary, 202 Kilgore, Richard, 132 Killworth, Clara, 137, 285 Kilpatrick, Elmer, 278 Kimball, Harold, 69 Kimball, Janet, 198 Kimball, Jean, 149, 198 Kimberly, A., 231 Kimberly, Emerson, 122 Kimnach, Genevieve, 312 Kuhner, Gilbert, 122 Knipers, Kumler, 224 Kumler, Hubbard, 224 Kumler, Robert, 107, 223 Kumler, William, 111, 223 Kunkle, Mary, 32, 70, 211 Kuppinger, Eldred, 97, 236 Kurjan, Abner, 251 Kurtz, Charles, 118, 122, 158, 220 Kurtz, Dorothea, 137, 293 Kukyendall, Sidney, 241 Kyle, Donald, 277 Kymer, Richard, 129 L Lacey, Mary, 110, 198 Ladd, David, 127, 257 Kincaid, Charles, 275 Kincaid, Robert, 230 King, Mrs. Corinne, 202 Kale, Emma, 213 Kamens, Ruth, 207, 312 King, Dorothy, 209, 294 King, Eugene, 106, 107, 141, 251 King, Helen, 137, 195, 285 King, Martha, 70, 192, 203 King, Nelson, 249 King, Richard, 110, 232 King, Robert, 124 King, Ruth, 295 Kinnear, Kenneth, 227 Kinney, Ann, 212 Kinsel, 233 Delber, 29, 70, 105, 220 Kane, Burton, 136 Kane, Earle, 35, 69 Kane, Henry, 69, 136 Kane, Maurice, 96 Myron, 220, 262 , Dorothy, 311 Kaplan, Barnett, 95, 270 Kane, Kann Kappler, Margaret, 69, 137, 285 Karam, Ernest, 260 Karcher, James, 244 300 291 Kintz, Francis, 232 Kichner, Edward, 220, 259 Kirk, Gilman, 275 Kirk, James, 107, 192, 193, 206 Kirk, Janice, 70, 106, 112 Kirk, Robert, 275 Kirkbride, Robert, 70, 269, Kirkendall, Ben, 275 Kirkpatrick, Frances, 293 Kirkpatrick, Margaret, 108 Kirsch, Ruth, 309 Kiser, Marjorie, 32, 198 Kisling, Adrian, 136 Kissane, Ralph, 277 Kissell, Marjorie, 204, 308 Klar, Dolly, 207 Klein, Joseph, 144 Klein, Walter, 247 Kleinhaus, John, 252 I-fleinmaier, Lee, 242 302 Karnes, Cary, 34, 69, 269, Karnes, James, 262 Karr, Eleanor, 310 Kasper, Edward, 69 Katonak, Louis, 158 Kattmann, Robert, 69, 254, Katz, Clifton, 251 Katz, Sidney, 251 Katz, William, 250 Katzen, Edith, 210, 312 Kaufer, 156, 269, 220 Kauffman, Charles, 239 Kauffman, Lawrence, 244 Kaufman, Delvin, 249 Kaufman, Florence, 312 Kaufman, George 249 Kaufman, Karl Frederick, 2 291 Kaufman, Karl L., 27, 69 Kaufman, Louis, 127, 128 Kaufmann, Harold, 122 Kautz, Karl, 238 Kleinman, Walter, 248 Klepinger, Evangeline, 200, Kline, Burdell, 110 Kline, Leonard, 239 Kline, Russell, 233, 302 Klinge, Jack, 277 Klotz, Nevin, 278 Knapp, Eleanor, 311 Knapp, Howard, 220, 254 Lafe, Clarence, 126, 146, 262 I.afkowitz, Cyrus, 70 LaFratta, Joseph, 259 LaHeist, Mary, 199 Laird, Arthur, 126 Lake, Thornton, 70 Lally, Bernard, 277 Lally, Frank, 277 Lambert, John, 126 Lamberton, James, 147 Lambkin, Lucille, 70 Lamneck, Katharine, 196 Landacre, Francis, 232 Landen, Eugene, 231 Landers, Arline, 312 Landes, Harry, 220, 226 Landis, James, 276 Landis, Kenneth, 147, 237 Landis, Waldo, 136, 147 Lane, Richard, 215 Lane, Robert, 132, 302 Lang, Catharine, 35, 70, 110, 298, 305 Lang, Chester, 137, 209, 233 Lang, Edward, 234 Lang, James, 261 Langer, Marie, 149, 203 Langstad, C. Eileen, 71, 137 Lanman, Faith, 287 Lanman, John, 125 Lantz, Faith, 295 I.antz, George, 136 Lapp, Warren, 226 Larcomb, John, 275 Large, George, 122, Larimer, Richard M., 126 Larimer, Richard, 245 Larimer, Robert, 126 Larkins, C. Richard, 160 La Rocca, John, 127 Larrimer, Lawrence, 95 Larry, Edwin, 232 Larsen, Henry, 234 Larsen, Robert, 118, 128 La Sar, Margaret, 110, 112 126 -348- Laurie, Alex, 233, 266, 305 Lauster, Frederick, 110 Lauterbach, Leo, 277 Lavine, Leonard, 242 Lawless, William, 246 Lawrence, Eva, 312 Lawrence, Gaius, 248 ' Lawrence, Marjorie, 295 Lawrence, Mortimer, 220, 248 Laudenslager, Harry, 133 Laybourne, Bruce, 227, 292 Laybourne, Lawrence, 19 Laybourne, Lawrence Eugene, Laybourne, Raymond, 239 Laylin, Clarence, 232 Lazarus, Anson, 71 Lea, Helen, 150 Leach, Jean, 201, 283 Leach, Robert, 261 Leahy, Thomas, 222 Lear. James, 27, 35, 106, 140, 253 Learned, William, 259 Leasure, Russell, 226 Lebensburger, Roslyn, Lee, Arthur, 252 Lee, Louise, 278 Lee, Richard, 127, 296 Leeder, Janet, 202, 285 Leeper, Howard, 274 LeFevre, Frederick, 42, 252 Leif, Philip, 270 Leffler, Marjorie, 311 Legg, Ellis, 136 Lehman, Edith, 71, 202 Lehman, Edward, 239 Lehman, Paul, 228 Lehman, Pauline, 71, 150 Lehmann, Louise, 104, 207 Lehoczky, Paul, 122 Lehrer, Henry, 277 Leibenhaut, Milton, 71 Leibovitz, Moe, 270 Leininger, Mary, 304 Leisk, Arthur, 71, 239 207 Leitnaker, Deborra, 200, 312 Lemike, Charles, 127 Lentz, Virginia, 195 Leonard, Margaret, 104, 214 Lepper, James, 71, 104, 140 Leppich, Albert, 222 Leppich, Herbert, 126 LeSar, Margaret, 71, 197 Lett, Walter, 274 Leukart, Claribel, 202 Leum, Clara, 294 Leupp, Dorothy, 286 Levelle, Martha, 215 Levengood, Charles, 253 Levering, Virginia, 309 Levin, Liming, Randall, 71, 233, 302 Lin, Lin, 146 Lind, Mary, 204 Lindenberg, Justin, 223 Lindquist, Ruth, 293 Lindsey, William, 230, 256 Lingham, Lewis, 136 Lingle, Marion, 278 Lingo, James, 71, 246 Lininger, John, 236 Link, Conrad, 72, 305 Link, George, 255 Linn, Robert, 220, 260 Linscott, Albert, 95 Linton, Hiram, 232 Linvill, Robert, 267 Linzell, Stanley, 252 Lipton, Jeanne, 286 Lisle, Ann, 196 Litchfield, Helen, 309 Little, Lucia, 196 Littlefield, Edgar, 237, 239, 297 Litrell, M., 195 Lively, John, 72, 158, 234, Livingston, Ruth E., 312 Livingston, Ruth J., 207 Livingston, Wilma, 196 Llewellyn, Earl, 124, 125 Lloyd, Herbert, 133 Lloyd, Stanley, 146, 262 Lockshin, Abraham, 251 Lodolyn, Roy, 291 Loeber, Paul, 146, 225 Logan, George, 248, 282 Logan, Mary, 202 Logan, R., 294 Lohmeyer, Carl, 72, 235 Long, Clarence, 231 Long, Donald, 158, 178 Long, Frank, 275, 277 Long, Mrs. Lenore, 199 Long, Long William, 239 well, Mary, 110, 205 Loufburrow, Richard, 224 Loomis, Esther, 287 Loop, Loop Alan, 158 Jane 196 Lord: Howard, 231 Lord, James, 241 Lorr, Lose, John, 220, 255, 297 George, 279 Lotzoff, Harold, 270, 279 Lotzoif, Marvin, 270 Loudenslager, Harry, 132 Lourie, Caroline, 207, 312 Love, Jane, 203 Love, Leston, 21, 252 Lovebury, William, 147 Lovelace, James, 134, 257 Loveless, Roger, 126 Lovewell, June, 312 Low, Charles, 127, 128 Low, Raymond, 253 Lowden, Thomas, 238 Lower, Kenneth, 237 Lowery, Dave, 259 Lowrie, Don, 244 Lowye, Orville, 147 Luburgh, Homer, 231 Lucal, Charles, 122 Lucal, Karle, 305 Lucas, Ralph, 72, 229 Lucas, Richard, 239 Luce, Frances, 312 Ludwig, Evelyn, 72, 309 Ludwig, Wilson, 147, 228 Ludy, Charles, 279 Lukens, Evelyn, 309 Lukens, William, 276 Lukz, Frank, 158, 163 Luli, Walter, 255 282 Levin, Levin, Gertrude, 312 Leo, 251, 279 Levin, Libbie, 217 Levine, Jack, 158, 184 Levine, Jeanne, 298 Levine, Louis, 264 Luli, Willard, 255 Lumley, Frederick E., Lumley, Frederick H., 257 Lunsford, Margaret, 72 Luria, Hortense, 210, 312 257 Levine, Madeline, 210 Levine, Sherman, 99 Levins on, Alice, 207 Levinson, Morris, 270 Levins on, Phyllis, 192, 217 Levinson, Rose, 104, 207, 312 Levison, Reva, 312 Levy, Harold, 242 Lewis, Arthur, 27, 95, 274 Lewis, Arthur, 96, 272 Lewis, Elizabeth, 214 Lfrwis, Katherine, 208 Lewis, Richard, 223 Lewis, Vernon, 158, 189 Lewis, William, 236 Leydorf, George, 122 Liber, Carl, 254 Lichti, Martha, 71, 151 Liedel, Francis. 118 Lieder, Sara, 312 Luria, Sanford, 279 Lustig, J., 242 Luthern, James, 147 Lutz, Daniel, 278 Lutz, Frank, 289 Lutzenberger, Louis, Luxon, Norval, 228, 281 Lyman, Eloise, 108, 211 Lyman, John, 232, 233 Lyon, Scott, 228 Lyons, W., 275 Lytle, Blair, 72, 196 Lytle, Samuel, 228 128 M MacAdam, George, 158 MacCracken, Richard, 224 MacDonald, Mary, 150 Lief, Arnold, 270 Liff, Leonard, 250 Liggett, William, 126 Light, James, 71, 158, 247 Light, Richard, 222 Lighturn, Ben, 253 Liebenderfer, Martha, 311 Limes, William, 71 Liming, Franklin, 158 Macedonia, Domenic, 258 Machin, Jack, 227 Machledt, John, 223 Machovina, Paul, 239 Maclntyre, Robert, 136, 240 Maclvor, Robert, 103, 146 Mack, Earle, 226 Mack, Edward. 241 Macklin, David, 126 Mintz, MacDowell, Helen, 203 MacLaughlin, Betty, 73 MacLeod, William, 267 MacMillin, Elizabeth, 312 Macomber, Mary, 192, 199 Maconachy, Andrew, 227 Madden, John, 255 Madden, Margaret, 108 Maddox, Frances, 151 Maddux, Ruth, 104, 313 Madigan, Virginia, 31 Magaziner, Marvin, 247 Magee, Perces, 201 Magill, Mary, 216 Magruder, William, 122, 227 Maguire, Edward, 246 Mahatfey, Williaml L., 48 Mahaffey, William W., 73, 110, 225, 158 Mahder. Carl, 140, 146 Mahder, Hilda, 312 Maike, Arthur, 93, 276 Main, Veron, 238 Maize, Garnet, 202 Major, James, 243 Maksl, Joseph, 238 Malinovszky, Andrew, 226 Malloy, Corville, 195 Malloy, John, 227 Manchester, Earl, 222 Mandula, George, 158, 230 Manifold, George, 119 Man, Elizabeth, 102, Manney, Charles, 119, 305 Mannon, Glenna, 73, 209 Mannon, Ruth, 73, 209 Manola, Albert, 106, 107, Mantle, Lee, 300 Mapp, George, 268 March, Stanley, 107 Marcy, Sharon, 263 Marggraf, Edward, 252 Mark, Harold, 128 Mark, Mary, 211, 283 Markel, David, 242 Markel, Margaret, 202 Markow, William, 265 Markowitz, Harold, 279 Marks, Bert, 242 Marks, Cecil, 221, 247 Markus, Mortimer, 250 Marple, Nathan, 226 Marquardt, Erwin, 253 Marquardt, Mildred, 293 Marquart, Robert, 274 Marquis, Franklin P., 129 Marquis, Franklin W., 122, 129 Marquis, Richard, 134, 257 Marrow, Mary, 308 Marsh, Elizabeth, 295 , 122 104, 196 146 Maxwell, John, 221, 252 Maxwell, Joseph, 278 Maxwell, Margaret, 204 May, Doris, 150 May, Elizabeth, 206 May, James, 230 May, Marion, 207, 312 Mayer, Frederick, 305 Mayerson, Pearl, 312 McAfee, John, 232 McAllister, Thurman, 278 McBay, Margaret, 194, 208 McBride, Charles, 233 McCall, Helen, 144 McCallum, Maria, 102, 104, 196, 295 McCarty, Elizabeth, 200, 201, 312 McCaughey, William, 122, 241, 296 McClead, Forrest, 93, 280 McClelland, A., 103, 104, 225 McClelland, Harriet, 286 McClelland, Leland, 106, 107, 225 McClintock, Donald, 290 McClintock James, 108, 233 McCloskey,,Dorothy, 112, 193, 196 McCloud, Carl, 228 McCloy, Walter, 223 McClung, George, 291 McClure, Major, 133 McClure, Elizabeth, 46, 72, 112, 203 McClure, George, 231, 235 McClure, Joseph, 147 McClure, Wm., 147 McClure, Margaret, 203 McClurg, Donald, 255 McClurg, Richard, 225 McCollam, Ben, 278 McConagha, Janet, 38, 112, 144, 148, 196 McConagha, Mary, 309 McConnel l, George, 72, 110, 269. 300 McConnell, John, 253, 269, 300 McCormick, Hugh, 276 McCormic 107 k, John, 35, 72, 106. McCormick, Robert, 305 McCoy, Barton, 260 McCoy, Ellen, 295 McCoy, Helen, 112, 137, 309 McCoy, James, 268 McCracke McC rate, McCreary, n, William, 127. 231 Jeane. 308 James. 290 McNamara, Margaret, 203 McNaught, Ikther, 112, 157 McNeil, Eugene, 224 McOwen, Mabel, 73, 151 McPeek, Henry, 133 McPheron, Ruth, 308 McPherson, Ruth, 285 McPherson, William, 23, 238, 241 McQueen, John, 220, 305 McShery, Walter, 231 Mead, Genevieve, 97, 286 Mealy, William, 73, 269 Means, Hugh, 232, 275 Means, John, 232, 277 Means, Russel, 232, 277 Meckley, Helena, 215 Medley, Anne, 218 Meenan, Joseph, 246 Mehrling, Herbert, 235 Meiklejohn, Robert, 27, 224 Meisel, Leo, 261 Meiser, Julia, 208 Melvin, Robert, 104 Mendenhall, Gertrude, 150 Menges, George, 221, 249 Menges, William, 262 Mercer, John L., 152 Mercer, Walter, 238 Merchant, Jay, 244 Mercy, Kenneth, 268 Meredith, Donald, 237 Meredith, Gwen, 197 Merkel, Cora, 203 Merkel, Robert, 228 Mermell, Lester, 247 Merrick, Marianna, 198 Merrick, William, 246 Merrill, Robert, 278 Merriman, Frederic, 132, 241 Merritt, Francis, 278 Merton, Joseph, 275 Mervis, Norman, 270 John, 220, 261 Messerly, Metzger, Arthur, 125, 241 Metzger, Gayl, 228 Metzger, Metzger, Meyer, Alex, 223 David, 266 Florence 137 295 Harriet, 33, 197, 283 Wayford, 302 Meyer, Meyer, , , Meyer, Joseph, 222 Meyer, Jerome, 74, 158, 270 225, Millikin, Martha, 209 Mills, Mills, Chester, 74 Jane, 110, 211 Mills, Mary, 204 Mills, Nolen, 104, 223 Mills, Mills, Mills, Paul, 146 Varian, 197 Warren, 277 Minton, Mrs. Elsie, 215, 293 Simon, 250 Murphy, Merton, 276 Murphy, William, 275 Murray, Allen, 254 Murray, Mary, 104 Murray, William, 252 Muscato, James, 258 Muse, Hubert, 268 Musrush, Otis, 234 Muslow, Doris, 75 Musselman, Sara, 137, 195 128 Mitchell, John, 275 Mizer, Thomas, 136, 252 Moats, Arthur, 276 Mobberly, Ollie, 274 Molf, Raymond, 239 Mofiitt, Richard, 122 Mohder. Carl, 237 Mohr, Elizabeth, 294 Moler, Mary, 283 Mollencop, Jane, 31, 149 Molli, Patrick, 258 Molnar, Ernest, 119, 133 Molsberry, Betsy. 195, 308 Monahan. J., 158, 164, 232 Monett, Paul, 284 Mong, Ray, 267 Monroe, Bob, 243 Monroe, Edwin, 119, 239 Monroe, Robert, 243 Monsarrat, Robert, 226 Montgomery, Edward, 277 Mussman, Lewis, 115, 123, 140, 243 Mustard, Marian, 75, 150 Mutch, Anthony, 119 Muzik, James, 240 Myer, Blanche, 294 Myer, Dillon, 233 Myers, Edith, 197 Myers, Joseph. 281 Myers, Kathryn, 152, 295 Myers, Marie, 75 Myers, Richard, 147 Myers, Robert, 253 N Nadler, Rubin, 270 Nagel, Garnet, 27, 33, 75, 199, 294 Nahuis, Eugene, 119, 128 Montgomery, Grace, 104, 196 Montlack, Morris, 279 Montz. John, 126, 223 Moody, Joseph, 245 Mooney, Bernard, 253 Mooney, L., 213 Moore, Alice, 206 Moore, Carolyn, 303 Moore, Dorothy, 196, 295, 309 Moore, Mrs. Elizabeth, 287, 293 Moore, Elizabeth, 294 Moore, Howard, 94 Moore, James, 225 Moore, Jane, 209 Moore, John, 226 Moore, Louise, 74 Moore, Mabel, 34, 293 Moore, Rachel, 112, 137, 211, 285 Moore, William D., 129 Moore, William E., 290 Moorh Moorh ead, George, 253 ead, Tom, 253 Mootz, Mary, 110, 204 Meyer, John, 253 Meyer, Paul, 270 Meyers, Elliott, 97 Meyexs, Richard, 246 Meyers, RosalYS, 286 Michael, Louis, 238 Marsh, Margaret, 294 Marshall, Cloyd, 305 Marshall, Donald, 129 Marshall, Frederick, 129 Marshall, Graham, 133 Marshall, Jeanne, 152, 213 Marshall, Marshall, Oscar, 128 Theresa, 27, 32, 33, 46, 73, 112, 140, 203 Marshall, Martin, Martin, A Allen W., 73, Wilbur, 274 269, 301 rchie, 275 Martin, Bernice, 73, 112, 197 Martin, Charles, 136, 236 Martin, Edna, 73, 215 Martin, Eloise, 310 Martin, Harland, 302 Martin, Helen, 294 Martin, Jane, 308 Martin, John, 275 Martin, Lewis, 246 Martin, Lloyd, 260 Martin, Myron, 147 Martin, Phylis, 73 Martin, William, 28, 140, 146 Martz, Joseph, 124, 125, 237 Martz, Miriam, 202 Marxen, Edward, 133 McCrimmon, Dorothy, 72, 151 McCuen, Glen, 233 McCulloch, Anne, 72, 195 McCurry, James, 72, 261 McDonald, Charles, 108, 133, 227 McDonald, Clarence, 235 McDonald, Evelyn, 72, 283 McDougal, Norris, 133 McDowell, Harold, 277 McElhatt0n, Francis, 246 McElroy, James, 110 McElroy, Paul, 127 McElroy, Robert, 73, 229 McElroy, Sarah, 195 McFadden, Maynard, 269 McFayden, Jeanne, 110 McFarland, Albert, 263 McFarland, Lt. John, 132 McFarland, Robert, 273 McFee, James, 129 McFeely, Dorothy, 200 McGarraugh, Margery, 293 McGee, Alberta, 197, 312 McGillivray, Donald, 243 Ruth, 195 Harlan, 275 Betty, 73. 198 McGrath, McGregor, McGuire, Masek, James. 284 Masiroff, Rosalie, 210, 312 Mason, Ernestine, 196 Mason, Jane, 73 Mason, Marie, 294 Masse, Lucille, 203 Masselink, Eugene, 110, 253, 297 Mastriani, Ida, 308 Mather, Margaret, 196 Mathews, Leon, 229 Mathews, Lorenzo, 228 Mathews, Robert, 227 Mathews, Roselyn, 194, 207, 295, 312 Mathias, John, 29, 221, 230 Matson, James, 278 Matson, John, 28, 225 Mathews, Leon, 141 Mattison, Howard, 158, 172, 236 Mattlin, Morris, 251 Mattoon, Betty, 137, 295 Mauger, Marian, 137 Maullar, Myron, 232 Maunard, Albert, 230 McGurer, Mclntire. Mclntire, Mclnturf, 303 Charles, 245 Adelaide, 308 Robert, 228 Daniel, 268, 287, 302, Mclvor, Robert, 42 McKay, Ernest, 277 McKay, Hughina, 293 McKee, Graydon, 276 McKelvey. Robert, 2 7 5 McKenney, John, 230 McKenzie, Carl, 93 McKeown, Virginia, 194, 214 McKinney, Wilbur, 237 McKitrick, John, 93 McKnight, Clarence, 302 McLaughlin, Elizabeth, 198 McLellan, McLeod. Kenneth, 122 George, 221 McMahon, Sarah, 152 McManigal, Allen, 30. 222 McMaught, Esther, 305 McMillen, Betty, 197 McMillan, Harriet, 106, 107, 110. 209 McMillen, Malcolm. 119, 122, Mauneyf'JaEb, 244, 276 Mautz, William, 236 126, 132, 133, 263 McMunn, Earl, 233 Michaeljohn, William, 123 Middleton, Alice, 197 Middleton, Jack, 74, 257, 270 Middleton, Lt. John, 133 Moran, Maxine, 180 Morey, Alma, 112, 209 Morgan, Charles, 252 Morgan, Evan, 273 Morgan, Richard, 147, 225 Morgenstern, Carl, 240 Morningstar, Lloyd, 74, 233, 301, 302 Morrill, James, 18, 23, 240 Morris, Anne, 196 Morris, Clyde, 122, 126, 129 Morris, Elizabeth, 287 Morris, Ellis, 195 Morris, Jack, 220 Morris, James, 146, 224 Morris, Mary, 295, 309 Morris. Muriel, 311 Morris, Richard, 222 Morris, William, 227 Morrison, Albert, 129, 136 Morrison, Doris, 74, 112 Morrison, Emily, 108 Morrison, Peter, 122 Morrow, Mary, 308 Morse, George, 252 Morton, Joseph, 29, 220, 237 Moser, Alton, 128 Mary, 197 Harold. 280 Moser. Moses, Moshontz, Thelma, 31 1 Moss. Moss, Jeanne, 31, 32. 198 Joseph, 125, 225 Moss, Ruth, 75, 203 Miles, Harry, 231 Miles, Herbert, 119 Miles, Jack, 133 Millar, Janis, 208 Millar, Louise, 309 Miller, Albert, 74 Miller, Albert C., 265 Miller, Anita, 204 Miller, Beatrice, 201 Miller, Catherine, 309 Miller, Dale. 74. 233, 277 Miller, Don, 160 Miller, Donald. 231 Miller, Edward, 225 Miller, Erwin, 158 Miller, Francis, 269, 300 Miller, George, 253 Miller, Gilbert, 266 Miller, Guy, 268 Miller, Harold J., 74, 257 Miller, Harold M., 108, 147, 268 Miller, Harvey, 97 Miller, Herman, 110, 243, 282 Miller, Hubert. 228 Miller, Jack, 264 Miller, Janet, 144, 214 Miller, John, 284 Miller, Lester, 268 Miller, Louesa, 308 Miller, Luther, 280 Miller, Malcolm, 278 Miller, Mildred, 74 Miller, Milford, 74 Miller, Milton, 237 Miller, Nicholas, 246 Miller, Paul C., 147 Miller, Paul D., 236 Miller, Paul H., 26. 42, 227. 234 Miller, Ralph, 147, 225 Miller, Richard, 126, 237 Miller, Robert, 261 Miller, Roy, 108 Miller, Susan, 308 Miller Miller Miller , Theodore, 236, 246 , Thomas, 278 Walter, 74, 220, 256 Milligan, Charles, 147, 225 Milligan, Constance, 199 Milligan, Frederick, 24, 225 Millikan, John, 122 -349- Moss, William, 228 Mott, Dorthea, 295 Motts, Ralph, 146, 262 Evan, 276 Moul. Maurer, Paul, 273 Mowerson, Edward, 75, Mowrer, Arden, 268 Mowrey, Alice, 198 Mow1'ey, Stephen, 231 Moyer, Daris, 221, 302 Moyer, Harvey, 241 Moyer, Paul, 75, 144 Moyer, Robert. 147, 234 Mueller, William, 238, 263. 252 296 Mullally, Robert, 232 Mulvey, Morgan, 229 Mundhenk, Helen, 32, 75, 204, 283 Mundhenk, Marjorie, 75, 193, 204, 294 Muniz, Charles, 243, 276 Murbach, Eleanore, 157 Murphy, Edward, 253 Murphy, Harry, 230 Murph-y, Lt. John, 133 Murphy, Mae, 218 Narosny, Eleanor, 75 Nasman, Bert, 158, 164, 243 Nathanson, Samuel, 247 Nathanson, Zelma, 207 Natross, Evalyn, 198 Navin, Kathryn, 205 Neal, Alice, 75, 112, 137 Neal, George, 227 Needham, Harold, 224 Neel, Alyce, 215 Neel, Franklin, 110 Neel, Marjorie, 215 Neff, Margaret, 308 Neher, Mary, 194, 198, 300 Neill, Julius, 240 NeiDD. Howard, 147, 224 George, 277 Georgia, 157 Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Harry, 270 Nelson, Robert, 110 Nerny, Thomas, 282 Nesbitt, Hugh, 30 Nessley, Eleanor, 303 Robert, 75 Charles, 126 Nethers, Netzler, Neunherz, Neil, 75, 256 Neutzling, Ned, 158 Neumeier, Pauline, 150 Newberry, Lewis, 35, 256 Newborn, William, 278 Newby, Marie, 311 Newcomb, Margaret, 152 Newcomb, Robert, 75 Newell, Heber, 122 Newell, Helen, 76, 197, 311 Newhouse, Alexander, 265 Newhouse, Alfred, 266 Newlon, Arthur, 119, 122 Newman, Dennis, 227 Newmark, George, 220, 242 Newton, William, 76, 228 Nice, Marjorie, 152 Nichols, Jean, 312 Nichols, Melvin, 223 Nicholson, Mary, 293 Nickel, Alice, 312 Nicklaus, Edward, 240 Nicklaus, Frank, 273 Nicolaus, Robert, 110, 244 Nida, Glenn, 140 Nigh. George, 229 Nikula, Helvi, 309 Niple, Richard. 277 Nisonger, Herschel, 20, 233 Noble, William, 231 Noe, Elisabeth, 76, 193, 205 Noelp, Nettie, 206 Nold, Harry, 122, 129 Noll, James, 242 Norman, Carl, 122. 128 Norris, Bertrand, 127 Norris, Carl, 302 Norris, Elmer, 76. 228 Norris, James, 275 Norris, Robert, 226 North, Dwiizht, 230 North, William, 229 North, William F., 35, 147, 236 Northrup, Deane, 275 Novatney, Ray, 275 Noyes. Arthur, 262 Nupuf, Joseph, 76, 265 0 Oakes, Beatrice. 308 Oberteuffer. Delbert, 227 300 Obrecht, Karl, 108, 233, 301 Obrien, Donald, '76 O'Brien, Harry, 108, 233, 243 O'Connor, Mary, 294 Odebrecht, Asbury, 225 0'Donnell. Craven. 259 Oelgoetz, Paul, 76 Proctor, Katherine, 150 Roskoph, Suzette, 217 Oetzel, Ransom, 268, 302 O'Hara, Martha, 295, 308 Ohl, William, 236 Oliphant, Marshall, 158, 165, 237 Oman, Galen, 297 Omdalen, Rudolph, 93, 280 O'Neil, Stanley, 227 Oney, Blanche, 311 Organic, William, 122 Oring, Kenneth, 300 O'Rourke, Edward, 241 O'Rourke, John, 246 Perlich, Myron, 279 Pcrrill, Marjorie, 144 Perry, Claude, 275 Perry, Margaret, 213 Pershall, Dorothy, 195 Persinger, Kathryn, 369 Peskoe, Louis, 77 Peters, Joseph, 235, 301 Peters, William, 147 Peterson, Harold, 237 Peterson, Lowell, 254 Peterson, Marian, 198 Petri, Leslie, 34, 77 Petta Orr, Julia, 310 Orr, Marian, 195, 312 Orrick, Marian, 192, 193, 216 Orth, Nelda, 199 Osberger, Joseph, 246 Osborn, Florence, 293 Petri, Robert, 305 Petrillo, Andrew, 258 Petro, Mary, 290 Dwi ht 77 239 Osborn, Herbert, 233 Osborn, Morse, 277 Osborne, Lewis, 76, 232 O'Shaughnessy, Thomas, 0'Toole, Sarah, 212 2 Y, 8' , , Pettegrew, Charles, 140, 243 Pettijohn, Glenn, 77, 302 Pevow, Bernard, 95 Pfeil, Anna, 208 Pfening, Mary, 206 Phelps, Inez, 104, 312, 3 107, 110, 13 Richwine, Helen, 203 Ott, Percy, 122, 129 Ottenfield, Dorothy, 204 Ottle, Marie, 205 Otto, James, 224 Overs, Paul, 290 Overturf, Lewis, 235 Overturf, Rosal,e, 212 Owen, Carolyn, 76, 143, 287 Owen, Ruth, 294 Owsianowski, Helen, 312 Ozan, Miriam, 76 Ozawa, Walter, 158 P Packard, Mal'i0Il, 230 Paddock, Wendell, 235, 300 Padgett, Dorothy, 308 Padlow, Max, 158, 155, 251 PaSenbarger, Rallbh, 244 Pagels, Edward, 256, 282 Pahlow, Edwin, 227 Paine, Phoebe, 203, 294 Palermo, Eufrene, 76, 245 Palm, Wendle, 235 Rasor, Samuel, 229 Palmer 294 Alma, 76, 150, 211 Palmer, Genevieve, 76 Palmer, Gl8K1YS, 201 Palmer, Louise, 311 Palmer William, 233 Parillo, John, 95, 253 Park, Jose-Dh. 24. 27, Park, Virginia, 195 Parker, Charles, 231 Parker, Edith, 205 Parker, L. A-, 237 Parks. Richard, 232 Parmer, Lillian. 193, Parrot, Ruth, 76 Parry, Owen, 96, 277 Passerini, James, 258 Pastorelle, Sam, 258 229 212 Philbin, Aileen, 312 Phillips, Besise, 218 Phillips, Charles A, 236 Phillips, Charles W., 223 Phillips, Clyde, 44, 221. 231 Phillips, Evan, 147, 239 Phillips, Juanita, 309 Phipps, Mrs. Pauline Reed, 77 Phipps, Edward, 277 Piatt, Arnold, 279 Pickens, Faye, 152 Pickens, Paul, 27, 77, 144, 145, 146 Pickett, Joseph. 261 Pierce, Elizabeth, 195 Pierpont, Beulah, 77, 150, 215 Pierpont, Erma, 77 Pierpont, Madge, 150 301, 302, Pifer, Raymond, 233, 303 Pike, Montgomery, 225 Piker. Florence. 210 Pillion, Flora. 78 Pincura, Stanley, 261 Pintavalle. Frank. 259 Pipaly, James, 240 Piper, John, 126 Pipher, Ruth, 311 Pirrone. Francis, 158 Piserchia, Joseph. 258 Pitcock. James. 224 Pius, Ruth, 218 Plahly, Andrew, 27, 95, Platter, Herbert. 277 Platts, Donna, 78, 150 Plessinger, Robert. 78, Pliskin, Reuben, 279 Plumb. Charles. 233 Plumer, John, 253 273 243 Plumer, William, 133, 292 Plummer Ra mond 277 . Y . Poe, William, 26, 35, 42. 230 Poesch. Gustav. 233, 305 Poffenberger, John 217 Poppleton. Miller, 158 Patchell, Nelson, 249 Patchen, John. 77 Paterson, Mrs. Alma, 19 Paterson, Pauline, 195 Patnoe. Virilinia, 311 Patri, Leslie, 269 Patrick, Howard, 77 Patterson, George, 254 Patterson, Helen, 77 Patterson, Nelva. 287, 293 Patton, John, 262 Patton, Patton, Lewis, 262 Patton, Mary, 287 Patton. Paul, 241 Josephine, 32, 311 Polen, Justin, 193, 213, 239 Poling, Pollack Lila. 110. 111. 141. 305 Alexander, 247, 292 Pollak, ,Leon, 247 Pollard, Polster, Pontius, Pontius Pool, Poorl, Pope, Pope, Pope, Pope, M James. 243, 281 Martin. 78, 251 Gerald, 78. 282, 290 Howard, 249 arv, 193. 201 Louis. 128 Bigelow. 223 Frank, 78 Hazel, 214 Richard, 273 Prior, John A., 42, 129, 140, 225 Prior, John C., 126 Pritchard, Wi.l.am H., 277 Pritchard, William L., 277 Pritchett, Clark, 275 Probasco, Lowell, 115, 119, 126, 263 l'roshek, George, 273 Prosser, Mary, 78, 192, 209 Pryce, Edward, 78 Pryor, George, 221, 222 Pugh, Willis, 275 Pullin, Robert, 42, 44, 243 Purdy, Leland, 78, 284 Purkey, Dorris, 260, 302 Putnam, Donald, 268 Q Quidort, George, 274 Quinn, Ralph, 250 R Raabe, George, 234 Raabe, Howard, 234 Rabb, Sira, 312 Radabaugh, Albert, 79 hadabaugh, De Ette, 152 Rader, Mary, 79, 212 Ralston, Frank, 228 Ramage, John, 133 Ramaklus, Paul, 259 Ramsey, Jean, 38, 112, 149, 197 Ramsower, Harry, 233 Randall, Jean, 202 Randall, Karene, 79 Randall, Mary, 203 Randall, Virginia, 203 Randolph, Mac, 267 Rane, Carl, 158 Rank, Donald, 269, 301 Rankin, Joseph, 260 Rankin, Lois, 157 Rannells, Will, 297 Ransom, Mary, 312 Rappaport, Pauline. 210, Rarick, Murray, 222 Raskowski, Arthur, 244 Rasmussen, Kenneth, 147, Rathbun, Gordon, 233 Rathke, Arthur, 119, 24 5 Remesch, Ernest, 241 Remington, Ward, 266 Remlinger, Beatr.ce, 79, 213 Rf-nda, Dominic, 221, 258 Rennekamp, Drusilla, 150 Renshaw, Samuel, 231 Resnick, Julius, 265 Ress, Thomas, 259 Rether, Edith. 79, 151 Reuwee, Alvin, 129, 233 Rew, Georgiana, 309 Reynolds, Dorothy, 308 Reynolds, Marjorie, 210 Rhiel, James, 79, 291 Rhoad, Claude, 80, 290 Rhoad, Clyde, 302 Rosenberg, Ann, 81, 311 Rosenberg, Bernard, 270 Rosenberg, Mabel, 312 Rosenblum, Earl. 279 Rosenbush, Eleene, 207, 312 Rosenstein, Evelyn, 207 Rosequist, Ted, 158, 166, 239 Rosewater, Ralph, 279 Ross, John, 224 Ross, Melvin, 224 Ross, Robert, 228 Ross, William, 236 Roth, Dorothy, 81, 207 Roth, Emanuel, 264 Roth, Robert, 233, 301 Roth, Sidney, 264 Rothermund, Genevieve, 157 Rothschild, Pauline, 207, 312 Rotundo, Joseph, 246 Rousculp, Winfield, 262 Rouse, Gene, 237 Roush, Ernest, 230 Rhoades, Mary, 80 Rhoads, Doris, 80, 201 Rhoads, E. E., 235 Rhoads, Russell, 158, 233 Rhodes, Charles, 146, 262 Rhodes, Ralph, 122, 124 Rhodes, William E., 221 Rhodses, William M., 29, 224, 27 Rhoton Donald 240 Rhulman, Jessie, 294 Rice, George, 278 Rice, Harold, 80, 136, 243 Rice, Kenneth, 235 Rice, Robert, 252 Richards, Darleene, 80 Richards, Rachel, 201, 295 Richwine, Sarah, 312 Ricketts, Beatrix, 295 Rickey, Anna, 197, 310 Rickli, Charles, 253 Riddle, N. Gilbert, 225 Roush, Robert, 42, 146, 268, 304 Routzohn, Lelia, 81, 214, 298 Routzong, Edgar, 158, 266 Rowalt, Elmer, 233 Roy, Peter, 276 Ridenour, Anna, 106, 107, 209 Ridenour, Layel, 80, 302 Rideout, Adelaide, 80 Ridgeway, Joseph, 80, 259 Ridings, Ruth, 31 1 Riechbauer, Ludwig, 237 Riedel, Laura, 197 Riegel, Robert, 158 Riegel, Sieghard, 80 Riggle, Paul, 291 Rightmire, Augusta, 198 Rightmire, George, 18, 23, 229, 234 Riley, David, 80, 110, 234, Riley, Donald, 236 Riley, John, 222 28 1 Ratzenberger, John, 79, 158, 284 Rau, Carl, 249 Raudabaufzh, Albert, 253 Rawn, Edward, 36, 222 Rawn, Laura, 202 Ray, Gilbert, 42, 127, 225 Raynes, Stephen, 79 Rea, Robert, 125 Reading, Katherine, 79, 203, 298 Ream, Ruth, 79 Reams, Sanford, 126 Reason, Jane, 214 Reay, Jennie, 79 Reboulet, LeVerne, 158 Rebrassier, Russell, 280 Rector, H. Hayden, 236 Rector, Richard, 245 Redick, Hilde, 202 Redlin, Paul, 257 Redmond, Charles. 133 Redmond, John, 120, 133 Rinehart. Robert, 147, 225 Ripich, John, 274 Risch, Stanley, 233 Riss, Ferdinand, 261 Rizdon, Robbins, Roberts Roberts: Roberts, Roberts, Roberts Roberts: Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Joseph, 274 Paul, 129 Billie, 201 Catherine, 80 Dan, 234 Edward, 268 Glenn, 297 Harry, 93 Marie, 214 Phoebe, 80. 206 Ruth N., 80. 198 Ruth P., 80, 157 William, 222 Robertson. Marxzaret, 196 Robinovitz Jose h 265 , 13 , Robinowitz, Seymour, 81, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Robinson Alice, 297 Gertrude, 294 Harry, 125, 243 James D., 292 James N., 127 James, 262 Richard, 262 Radcliffe 136 277 Royer, William, 146, 231 Rubin, Harrison, 270 Rubin, Louis, 133 Rubin, Martin, 251 Rubin, Nathan, 279 Rubin Willard 127 Rubinstein, Harry, 158 Ruby, Martha, 201 Ruderman, Joseph, 264 Rudin, Charles, 241 Rudin, Stanley, 129 Rudin, Walter, 239 Rudolph, Raymond, 250 Rudy, Francis, 261 Ruehrmund, Ray, 239 Ruemele, William, 230 Ruestig, Glen, 134 Ruffer, Arrrra, 294 Ruhlman, Jessie, 150 Ruhly, William, 120, 257 Runkle, Margaret, 198, 312 Runninger, Marjorie, 81, 203 Rupert, Evelyn, 312 Rupert, Walter, 268, 300 Ruppersberg, Dolores, 110, 149, 200 Rush, Robert, 243 Russ, John, 248 Russell, Jean. 204 Russell, Ralston, 124, Russotto, Milton, 103, 104, 280, 313 158 Rutledge, Marvel, 311 Rutmann, Richard, 247 Ryan, Ann, 81 Ryan, John, 222 Ryan, Larrie, 228 Ryan, Mary, 205 Ryerson, Ralph, 133 265 Potter, Reicher, Frances. 309 Patz, Esther, 194, 202 Paugh, Richard, 222 Paul, James. 236 Paul, Robert, 259 Pausch, John, 229 Pavey, Earnestine, 192, 198 Pavey, Paul, 274 Pavlish, Arnold, 42 Paxton, Kathryn. 108, 203, 293 Payne, Eileen, 200 Payne, Lilburn, 119, 134 Peabody, Donald, 234 Pearce. Eleanor, 196 Pearlstein. Beniamin, 77, 291 Pearson, Charles, 280 Peck, Burton, 119. 125 Peck, Edwin, 239 Peck, Harley. 255 Peck. John. 221. 755 Peebles, James. 231 Peitscher, Charles. 126 Pekruhn. John, 147 Pellow, Marian. 77. 213 Pellow, Richard. 257 Pelton, Robert, 132, 133 Pence, Harold. 238 Penn, Isabel, 149 Penny. Marrraret, 214 Peoples. Robert. 122, 127, 132 Peppard. Eloise. 196 Penne, Louis. 158, 178 Pereny, Andrew ' 77, 267 Perkins, Dana, 267 Perkins, Ruth, 286 Porillo, John, 220 Porsch, John, 128 Porter, Thomas, 302 Porthouse. Cyril. 122 Posch, Lillian, 216, 309 Postle, Ann, 78, 197 Postle, Freda, 104, 197 Postle, Helen. 78 Postle, Wendell, 223, 274 Postle William 243 Postlelwaite, Catharine. 196 Poston, Alice, 312 Poston, Grace, 112, 149, 195 Carlton, 269 Potts, Iry, 78 Potts, Ned, 110, 239 Potts, Robert C., 29. 42. 239 Potts, Robert E., 29, 42, 223 Pounds, Harry, 260 Powell, Alice, 78 Powell, Elno. 232 Powell, Ralph, 122 Powell, VVayne, 269 Power, Donald, 224 Powers, Walter, 274 Pratsch, Leonard, 263 Prehn, Lawrence. 292 Preis, Doris, 311 Pressey. Luella, 294 Pretekin. Maurice 78 Price, Minnie. 287 Prill, Lawrence. 243 Printz, Ralph, 266 Prior. James, 225 Reed, Angeline. 214 Reed. Chester, 233, 235 Reed. Esther, 79 Reed, Herold, 124, 125, 241 Reed, James, 222 Reed, Miles, 104, 221, 239, 313 Reed, Raymond, 235 Reed, Robert. 36, 277 Reeder, Charles, 35, 261 Reeder, Clarence, 267 Reeder. Elizabeth, 27, 32, 33, 46. 79, 112, 201 Reeder, Helen, 35, 197 Reeder, Jean, 196, 295 Reeder, Ward, 21 Reedy, Edward. 126 Reel, Philip, 275 Repp, Robert, 222 Reese, Robe'-rt, 74 Rehl, Donald, 235 Reibel, John, 158 Reich, Clyde. 147, 239 Reichbauer. William, 158 Reiches, Aaron, 110 Reid. A. Jane, 203 Reid, Harriet, 309 Reidel. Margaret, 311 Reif, Louis, 273 Reiahley. Fenton, 256, Reilly, Margaret, 286 Reilly, Robert. 232 282 Robinson: Rush, zei, 275, Robinson William 233 R0bisr,,,, 'Dwight, ,soo Robison, Marylu, 204, 309 Roehm, Katherine, 200 Roesser, Robert, 273 Rofkar, Paul, 300 Roaers, Charles, 225 ROLTCYS, Harry, 225 Rogers, Helen, 209 Roners, James, 136 Rogers, Max, 276 Rohrer, Raymond, 267 Romanick, Estelle. 81, 205 Romoser, James. 261 Romshe, Franklin. 220 Ronan, Wilbert, 122. 297 Rooney. J. Robert, 146 Roscoe, Alice. 81, 214 Cecil. 136, 252 Rose, Rose, Emerson, 246 Reinhardt, Barbara, 196, 309 Reinhardt, Eleanor, 196 Reinhart, Harry. 277 Feinstein. Daniel. 221, 270 Rekart, Harold, 127 - 350 - Rose Rose, , Joseph, 122 Milton. 81, 291, 250 Rose, Ruth, 149. 211 Rose. Sidney, 250 Rose, Stanly, 28, 104, 231 Rose, William, 231 Rosen, Albert, 104, 147, 241, 313 ' Rosen, Beatrice. 217 Rosen, Louis, 265 Rosen, Oscar. 270 Rosen. Rosalind. 217 Rosenbaum, Marvin, 250 S Sabad, Elaine, 194, 210, 312 Sabino, Joseph, 258 Sabroske, W. Haldon, 233, 301 Sacks, Manuel, 270 Sadler, Helen, 81, 309 Sadowsky, Samuel, 251 Saenger, John, 290 Saenger, Mary, 308 Saile, John, 247 Salisburg, Genevieve, 150 Salisbury, Schuyler, 301 Salomon. Carl, 250 Salter, Frederick, 268 Salter, Robert, 268 Salvaterra, Joe, 158, 166 Sammet, Paul, 127 Sampson, Glenn, 81 Samson, C. Joan, 203, 308 Samson, Ralph, 225 Sanchez, Roberto, 126, 132, 218 Sandberg, Loraine, 234 Sanders, Evelyne. 312 Sanders, Lyle, 129 Sandfort, John, 120, 158 Sands, Donald, 267 Sanford, Eleanore. 104, 200 Sanford, James, 223 Santangelo, Alfred, 249 Saperstein, Sol, 81, 264 Sarber, John, 225 Sargent, Ruth, 199 Sarais. Harold, 262 Sarnecki. Alfreda, 213 Sarver, Wilda, 309 Sattler, Martha, 32, 193 Saulmon, Ernest, 276 Sauvage, Elizabeth, 206 Savage, Thayer, 231 Saxby, Russell, 81, 224 Saylor, Leona. 311 Sayre, Frederick. 126 Sayrs, Richard, 267 Scatterday. James, 27, 94, 276 Schaefer, Robert, 224 Schaefer. Ro'Q,er, 122 Schaefer, Ruth, 103, 104 Schaller, Jane, 195 Scliaick, Wilbur, 147, 292 Schalk, Arthur, 243, 280 Schantz, raul, 253 Schauseil, Charles, 227 Schecter, Harry, 247 Scheidt, Albert, 234 Schelky, Nelle, 149 Schellenger, Harold, 140 Schellenger, Heber, 81 Schellenger, Kern, 268 Schellenger, Maurice, 241 Schepfiin, Paul, 241, 301 Scherer, Belden, 111, 223 Scherr, Jean, 214 Schiele, Robert. 265 Schiff, Leonard, 120, 122 Schiffer, Allen, 270, 279 Schif-ini, Schille, Louis, 259 Alice, 297 Schirrman, Marian, 201 Schirrman, Rossine, Schirtzinger, Betty, 196, 310 203 Schlaeger, Burton, 251 Schlafiy, Ida, 201 Schleckman, Mary, 195 Schlesinger, Olga., 197 Schlezinger, Julius, 82, 251 Schlosser, Daniel, 276 Schmid, Joe, 158, 273 Schmidt, Charles G., 253 Schmidt, Charles J., 107, 241 Schmidt, Charles N., 281 Schmidt, Henry, 239 Schmidt, Joseph, 95 Schnaufer, Albert, 296 Schneider, Bernard, 136, 292 Schnouffer, Albert, 240 Schoen, Selma, 210 Schoenborn, Edward, 122 Schoenborn, Helen, 197 Schoenborn, J., 220 Schoewe, Norman, 240 Schofield, Pauline, 310 Scholl, Homer, 274 Scholz, Stanley, 241 Scholz, Wilbur, 240 Schomer, Frances, 210 Schonberg, Albert, 279 Schorr, George, 243 Schott. Jeanne, 194, 205, 312 Schott, Vera, 196 Schottenstein. Irene, 82 Schoy, Harry, 120 Schramm, Eugene, 245, 221 Schreiner, Marie, 213 Schriner, Robert, 362 Schroeder, Theodore, 120 Schultheis, Lloyd, 267 Schultze, Frederick, 253 Schuss, Virginia, 194 Schute, Eugene, 240 Schwalm, Walter, 262 Schwartz, Bernard, 82, 281 Schwartz, Frances. 82, 297 Schwartz, Joe, 221, 251 Schwartz, Mary, 82 Schwartzenberg, Ralph, 82, 305 Schwarz bek, William, 263 Schweickart, Pearl, 82 Schwind, Schwyn, Lewis, 252 Margaret, 137 Scobie, Kathleen, 287, 293 Scofield, Scothorn. Marion, 280 Edward, 284 Smith Sweet, Harold, 96 Scott, C Scott, C arroll, 266 lifford. 82, 290 Scott, Gertrude, 38, 148 Scott, Harry, 229 Scott, James, 42, 229 Scott, Laura, 82 Scott, Morris, 263, 292 Scott. Olive, 297 Scott, Robert, 229 Scott, Rodney, 227 Scott, William H., 225 Scott, William J., 124 Scovel, Irene, 151 Scovill, Mary, 294 Sculler, Dorothy, 106, 107, 207 Sculler, Rosalee, 82 Sculler, Simon, 82, 247 Scully, George, 229 Scully, Robert, 269, 305 Seamens, Harvey, 274 Seanor, Rex, 252 Sears, Elizabeth, 32. 97, 286 Sedgwick, Mary, 200 Seesholtz, Elizabeth, 308 Seibert, Howard, 234 Seigel, Minnie, 283 Seikel, Joanne, 205 Seilhamer, Kenneth, 244 Seillcr, Miriam, 204 Selby, Virginia, 311 Sellenings, Jack, 227 Sellers, Benjamin, 230 Semans, Harry, 22, 223 Sercelj, Frank, 239 Seryak, Frank, 256, 282 Settles, Severs, Sexten, James, 115, 120, 122 James, 268 George, 133 Seymour. Raymond, 275 Shack, Louis, 29, 264 Sh farman, Miss J. B., 311 Shafer, Eleanor, 206, 309 Shafer, Marion, 275 Shaher, Edward, 133, 269 Shaftcl, Norman, 102, 104, 313 Shaman, Rithard, 247 Shambarger, Howard, 34, 82, 158, 269, 302 Shank, aacob, 122, 126, 128 Shank, John, 231 Shapiro, Lawrence, 103, 104, 107 Shapter, Paul, 254 Sharp, Kathryn, 204 Sharp, Lawrence, 240 Lee, 275 Martin, 232 Sharp, Sharp, Sharp. Roger, 82, 158, 178 Sharp, Silas, 292 Sharwell, Raymond, 270 Shattuck, Judson, 224 Shaw, George, 244 Shaw, Seymour, 158 Shawan, Robert, 227 Shearer, Benjamin, 221, 226 Shedd, Louise, 195 Sheehan, Daniel, 277 Sheets, Mrs. Edith, 82 Slxeir, Arthur, 264 Sheldon, Clifford, 277 Sheldon, Robert, 276 Sheller, James, 83, 229 Shelles, Jeanette, 83 Shelton, Margaret, 194, 209, 312 Shelton, Richard, 232 Shen, Ke Tun, 146 Shensa, Lewis, 279 Shepard, Joseph, 230, 275 Shepard, Walter, 20 Shepardson, John, 227 Shepherd, Ronald, 236 Shepherd, Wayne, 231 Sheppard, William, 259, 260 Shepard, Robert, 248 Sher, Louis, 265 Sherman, Christopher, 122, 128, 222 Sherman, Florence, 83 Sherman, George, 126 Sherman, Helen, 83, 222, 283 Sherman, Hoyt, 297 Sherman, Marian, 295 Sherman, Martin, 279 Sherman, Rea, 222 Sherman, Richard, 226 Sherman, Ro er 305 2 . Thomas 274 Sherman, . Sherr, Estelle, 219 Sherwood, Edwin, 122 Sherwood. Mary, 137 Sherwood, Robert, 257 Shields, Helen, 218 Shipley, Virginia, 33, 102, 104, 110, 313 Shipman, Everett, 290 Shirey, Burrell, 248 Shirely, Richard, 83, 110, 156, 230 Shives, LEO, 276 Shoemaker, Elizabeth, 193, 214 Shoemaker, Mary, 83, 112, 148, 192, 202, 304 Shoenborn, Urlin, 246 Shonting, Daniel, 282 Short, Bernita, 137, 308 Short, Mary, 112. 192, 212 Short, Ralph, 292 Shotts, Margaret, 214 Shutf, Dorothy, 216 Shull, Charles, 305 Shumaker, Betty, 32, 137, 149, 195, 301 Shumaker, Karl, 277 Shumaker, Philip, 237 Shumway, Herbert, 274 Shurtz, Hubert, 83 Shustick, Cecil, 95 Sibley, Gerald, 221, 266 Sidener, Edward, 83, 235 Siebert, George, 223 Siebert, Wilbur, 227 Siegel, Alice, 217 Siedel, Elmer, 246 Siegel, Gilbert, 250 Siegwald, Clyde, 252 Siferd, Barbara, 196 Sifford, Mack, 221, 239 Silberstein, Jack, 270 Silver, Homer, 239 Silverman, George, 242 Silverman, Maurice, 83 Simmons, Donna, 83, 213 Simmons, Samuel, 292 Simmons, Thomas, 221, 257 Simms, Henry H., 223 Simms, Thelma, 211 Simon, Maurice, 265 Simonson, Earl, 280 Simonton, Marcia, 104, 141, 195 Simpkins, Tom, 232 Simpson, Helen, 83, 112, 150, 211 Sindelar, Geor::'a, 209 Singer, M., 287, 293 Sinkey, William, 146, 232 Sipari, Echo, 258 Sipprell, Robert, 236 Sir.lo, Andrew, 158 Stes, John, 235, 2105 Sitom r, lV1aur.ce, 251 Sitterley, John, 233 Skala, Matt, 276 Skel.an, Harold, 146, 224 Skinner, Agnes, 287 Skipper, James, 267 Sgodak, Marie, 294 Skodak, Stephanie, 311 Slabaugh, Emma, 200 Slabaugh, Raymond, 239 Slatter, Walter, 269 Slaughter, John, 252 Slipher, John, 268 Sloan, Dorotlly, 83, 311 Sloane, Roscoe, 128 Sotterbeck, Robert, 278 Slutzky, Francis, 83. 265 Slutzky, Herman, 83, 220. 265 Slyh, John, 125 Small, Jack, 120, 122, 132, Small, James, 249 Smell, Robert, 147, 222 Smarrella, John, 268, 272 263 Solier, Richard, 275 Solomon, lvlirlam, 27, 54, 140, 192, 193. 207 Solomon, Percy, 126 bOlt, John, 276 Summa, Fred, 277 Sommerschield, Marcus, 222 Sorensen, Andrew, 222 Sorenson, August, 239 Sorea, Philip, 120, 134 Southard, Erw.n, 292 Southard, Robert, 227 Southard, Thomas, 255 Soutnwick, Mrs. Mary, Southwick, Pauline, 311 Spacht, Eloise, 84, 150 Spaeth, Louise, 283 33, 294 43, Stevens, Gertrude, 85 Stevens, 1-larold, 133 Stevens, Richard, 224 Stevens, W.lliam, 238 Stevenson, Arch.e, 127 Steward, Virginia, 198 Stewart, Ellen, 104, 198 Stewart, Martha, 85, 213, 283 Stewart, Ray, 229 Stewart, Robert, 227 Stewart, Thelma, 85 Stewart, Wilbur, 233, 302 Stiener, David, 146 Stiles, Dwight, 238 Stillman, Ben 270 Stillman, Huldah, 85, 200 Spain, Norman, 29, 223 Spangler, Harold, 280 Spark, Duncan, 229 Sparks, Edward, 275 Sparks, Howard, 277 Speer, Fred, 276 Speers, Jean, 308 Speiser, Walter, 228 Spence, Charles, 120, 156, 239 Spencer, Harriet, 295 Spencer, Richard, 273 Sp ncer, Russell, 225 Spencer-Stromr, George, 267 Sperling, Annette, 217, 312 Spero, Mildred, 210, 312 Spillner, Spitler, Howard, 263 Downs, 222 Spitz, Morton, 85, 264 Spon, Mary, 209, 312 Sionhauer Carl 291 Stillman, Irvin, 270 Stillman, Rachel, 38, 148, 200 Stilwell, Paul, 126 Stilwill, Maurice, 278 Stinson, John, 133 Stinson, Karl, 244 St. John, Ivan, 277 Stockdale, Paris, 296 Stogdill, Mrs. Emily, 212, 294 Stoltz, James, 225 Stoltz, Philip, 225 Stoltz, Robert, 268 Stone, Anne, 86, 192, 193, 199 Stone, David, 127, 270 Stone, Edwin, 86 Stone, Julius, 19 Stone, Lester, 233 Stone, Ralph, 125, 158 Stone, Violet Stone, , 216 William, 225, 284 Stoneburner, Dalton, 86, 302 Smart, Mary, 144, 150 Smart, Paul, 122 Smart, R., 150 Smiley, Ralph, 290 Smith, Alpheus, 224 Smith, Betty, 204 Smith, Carleton, 84, 302 Smith, Catherine, 137 Smith, Charles B., 129 Smfth, Charles E., 292 Smith, Derwin, 158, 236 Smith, Donald. 246 Smith, Earl, 279 Smith, Eleanor, 294 Smith, Elmer, 278 Smith, Evelyn, 204 Smith, Florence. 203 Smith, Frank, 230 Smith, Frederick, 277 Smith, Geneva, 84, 137, 285 Smith, George H., 224, 273 Smith, George W., 84 Smith, Harold, 220, 263, 297 Smith, Homer C., 158 . Smith, Howard, 230 Smith, Irene, 150 Smith, Jack C., 136 Smith, Jack E., 236 Smith, Kathleen. 213 Smith, Kathleen E., 150 Smith, Kathryn, 295 Smith, Kenneth, 94, 280 Smith, Lionel, 147, 239 Smith, Louise. 84, 198 Smith, Margery, 200 Smith, Marion, 255 Smith, Marjorie C., 196 Smith, Marjorie R,, 295 Smith, Mary Dee, 84 Smith, Ortha, 110, 111, 196 Smith, Pfaff, 158 Smith, Rayrnond, 122 I . . - Spragg, Robert, 85, 229 Sprague, Austin, 231 Sprague, Edward, 274 Springer, Ronald, 224 Spurrier, Robert, 231 Spyker, Mitchell, 85 Squires, John, 275 Squires, Willard, 35, 85, 257, 282 Stafford, Russell, 255 Stahl, Floyd, 160, 170 Stahl, Maurice, 36, 231 Stahl, William, 106, 107, 147 Stahler, Maxine, 137, 204 Stakel, Frederick, 85. 224 Staley, Leo, 253 Stall, Maxine, 286 Stallkamp, Melvin, 259 Statler, Neil, 222 Stanko, Gustave, 229 Stanton, Juliet, 200 Stapf, Walter, 220, 252 Starbuck, Barbara, 295 Starcher, Everett, 268 Stark, Virginia, 149, 196 Starky, Mary, 197, 312 Starlin, Ray, 34, 85, 268, 301, 302 Starr, Ethel, 85 Starr, Frank, 274 Starr, Robert, 253 Stattler, Martha, 208 Stauffer, Earl, 252 Stauder, Byron, 147 Steane, Lillian, 33, 85, 214 Stebick, Harold, 229 Stecker, Frederick, 30, 48, 85, 140, 230 Stedem, Edwin, 275 Stedman, Waldo, 248 Storck, Ruth, 288 Storey, Alma, 86 Stork, Marjorie, 199 Story, Herbert, 224 Stouder, Byron, 36 Stout, Alfred. 278 Stout, Gerald, 300 Stout, Sheldon, 276 Stoutenborough, William, 278 Stover, Robert, 252 Stradley, Bland, 23 Straits, Carl, 86, 158, 259 Straker, Hugh, 103, 104, 232 Straker, Joseph, 94. 232 Strater, John. 230 Stratman, Cletus, 134 Straube, Ida, 308 Strauch, Howard, 136 Strauss, Israel. 242 Street, Dorothy, 150 Streich, Kathryn, 203 Strollo, Germinal, 258 Strosnider, Charles. 273 Strother, Paul, 223 Stroup, Rose, 112, 137 Stuart, William, 255, 296 Stubbs, Gordon, 86. 282 Stuckey, Wilbur, 39, 86, 235 Stump, Alice, 206 Stunrod, Russell, 110 Stutsman, Galen, 249 Sudman, Charles, 121, 241 Suhr, Arnold, 274 Suid, Oscar, 264 Sullivan. Eugene, 126 Sulzer, Jane, 198 Summers, Robert, 236, 277 Sunderland, Virginia, 308 Sundstrom, lone, 286 Surington. Cyril, 158. 160, 275 Steeb, Steele, Carl, 19, 23, 30, 230 Curtiss, 301 Sutherland, James, 227 Smith, Reata, 150 Smith, Richard H,, 267 Smith, Richard S., 48, 50, 106- 107, 120, 122, 123, 158, 167, 224, 297 Smith, Robert, 147 Smith, Robert B., 84 Smith, Robert Beaton, 292 Smith, Robert E., 284 Smith, Robert M., 276 Smith, Roy, 223 Smith, Ruth, 304 Smith, Virginia, 209, 312 Smith, Walter, 129 Smith, William H., 233, 244, Steele, Harriet, 27, 32, 33, 38, 44 Steele, Isabel, 308 Steffel, Stehle Victor, 274 , Kenneth, 120 Stehmiller, Howard, 240 Stein, Abe, 264 Stein, Cornelia, 192, 210 Sutley, Grayce, 86, 144, 214 Suttin. Rolla, 217, 312 Sutton, Charles, 297 Sutton, Thomas, 268, 301 Swain, Virginia, 195 Swallen. Olean, 35. 302 Swan, Clare, 267 Swan, John, 275 Swank, Marv, 103. 211 278 Smith, William M., 108, 303 Stein, George, 253 Stein, Stein. Harry, 248 Milton, 265 Swank, Walbrook, 244 Swanson. William, 92. 107. 145 Swartz, Joseph, 223 Winifred 230 Smithhisler, Howard, 106 Smythe, Virginia, 310 Sneeringer, Stanley, 277 Snell, Byron, 29, 84, 220, 224 Snitfen, Edith, 212, 294, 304 Snouffer, Richard, 133 Snyder, Richard, 274 Snyder. Franklin, 122 Snyder, Frank, 275 Snyder , Harry, 84 Snyder, Hervie, 84 Snyder, Howard, 244 Snyder, Laurence, 226, 248 Snyder, Lawrence, 105 Snyder, Margaret, 84, 197 Snyder, Murray, 249 Snyder, Mrs. Pauline, 203 Snyder, Russell, 235 Snyder, Seth, Jr., 226 Snyder, Victor, 302 Sockman, Hobart, 84, 54, 233, 301, 302, 303 Solfel, Eugene, 226 Sofranec, Joseph, 246 Sole, Gertrude, 311 Soler, Joseph, 84, 252 '35l- Steinbauer, William, 85 Steinberg, Myron, 272, 279 Steinebrey, Charles, 233 Steiner, Carey, 136, 268 Steiner, David, 253 Steiner, E., 158 Steinman, Willis, 225 Stepanek, Emilie, 309 Stepanian, Stephen, 120, 223 Stephen, Melba, 112, 206 Stephens, Vernon, 277 Stephenson, Frances, 214 Stephenson, Jack, 221 Stephenson, John, 29. 235 Stephenson, Mac, 133 Stephenson, Thomas, 257 Wilson, 232 Stephenson, Sterling, Annette, 194 Sterling, Arthur, 221, 223 Sterling, Richard, 147, 237 Stern, Aaron, 94 Stern, Max, 264 Stern, Nathan, 102. 104, 313 Sterner, Douglas, 121, 231 Sterner, Richard, 231 Steuer, Hazel, 201 Sweyer, Katherine, 86. 151 Swint, Dolores, 86. 205 Swisher, Jesse, 252 Switalski, Harriet, 309 Switzer, Louise, 295 Syler, Mary, 112 137, 285, 308 T Taber, Francis, 29, 221, 228 Taber, Joseph, 30, 34, 36- 146, 147, 228 Talbott, Dorothy, 311 Talmage, G. Byron, 221, 254 Tandy, William, 279 Tang, Kwan, 122 Tanski, Victor, 158, 166, 246 Tanzman, Sylvie, 311 Taylor, Campbell, 275 Taylor, Charles, 273 Taylor, Emilie, 213 Taylor, Harris, 136 Taylor, Henry. 232 Taylor, Jacob, 56, 282 Taylor, James, 146 Taylor, Meredith, 211 Taylor, Reed, 225 Taylor, Russell, 158, 275 Taylor, Ruth, 214 Taylor William 277 Teaforli, Dale, 86, 255 Teaford, Robert, 255 Teal, Eunice, 287 Tullis, Wilbur, 233 Walker, U Ward, Frances, 286 Teal, Janice, 86 Tecklenbeig, Roger, 275 Tedrick, Delbert, 224 Teegardin, James, 262 Teegardin, Mary, 200 Teeters, Gladys, 87, 193, Teitelbaum, Morris, 158, 183, 251 215 Tenahan, Morris, 158, Temple, James, 104, 147, 232 Tennant, Donald, 87, 136, 254 Tennille, Newton, 94 Terhune, Robert, 262 Terner, Jack, 158 Terry, Sidney, 251 Torrill, helen, 87 Terry, Griffin, 121, 124, 125, 241 Tessier, Robert, 246 Testiment, Reginal, 231 Tetreau, Josephine, 137, 206 Tetz, Madelfne, 217, 312 Textor, Gertrude, 204 Thal, Eugene, 247 Thal, Stanford, 247 Thatcher, Jessie, 204 Theado, Dolores, 87 Tlieis, Elizabeth, 198 Theobald, Paul, 243 Theobald, Richard, 227 Thies, Wilfred, 158, 179 Trotter, E. Bynum, 87, 136 Trout, John, 250, 282 Trout, Josie, 88, 150 Trout, Ruth, 88, 150 Truax, Isabelle, 88 Tucker, Carl, 234 Tucker, Harvey, 88 Tucker, Lela, 151 Tucker, Mary, 88, 151, 303 Tudor, William, 88, 158, 235, 302 Tully, Richard, 234 Tumbleson, Robert, 30, 39, 102, 104, 313 Turnbull, Arthur, 146, 227 Turnbull, William, 114, 115, Wagner, Robert, 238 Wagner, William, 269 Wagoner, Clifford, 146 Wahl, Russell, 278 Waite, Lloyd, 284 VVaite, Margaret, 89, 209 Walcutt, Louise, 295 Walden, James, 235 Waldren, Mary, 89 Waldron, E.lis, 104, 147, 232, Vv'ells, Katherine, 294 Wells, Mildred, 90 Wells, William, 297 Vvelsn, Vera, 205 Welty, Wilbert, 121, 126 Wenger, Ruth, 90 Wills, Benjamin, 278 Wills, Robert, 27 Wilsdon, William, 243 Wilson, Donald, 158, 169 Wilson, Dorothy, 208 Wilson, Dorothy Mercedes, 285 Wilson, Dorothy Muriel, 91, 292, 313 VValker, Bernice, 217, 312 Vllalker, Carl, 122, 126 Walker, El.zabetn, 32, 196, 297 VValker, 1-a.tn, 89 VValker, Glenn, 132 Walker, Jean, 89 Walker, Leonard, 255 Roger, 126, 238 122, 123 Turner, Arden, 133 Turner, L.nda, 312 Turner, Margaret, 88, 112, 206 Turner, Myron, 273 Turner, Nancy, 196, 310 Turvey, Catherine, 207, 283 Tussing, Earl, 228 Tuta, Myron, 243 Warner, Zophar, 221, 263 33, 91, 112, 298, 308 V Thompson Thoman, Albert, 226 Thomas, George, 87 '1'homas, Herbert, 259 Thomas, Jean, 312 Thomas, Joseph, 236, 246 Thomas, Lucy, 311 Thomas, Minnie, 294 Thomas, Oscar, 27 Thomas, Robert, 147, 232 Thomas, Ruth, 87 Thomas, Wilford, 223, 252 Thompson, Charles, 278 Thompson, Eugene, 225 Thompson, Francis, 257 Thompson, Harold, 249 Thompson, James E., 275 Thompson, James R., 278 Thompson, Marion, 294 Thompson, Mary, 38 Thompson, Mary E., 87, 144, 148, 202 Thompson, Mary I., 312 Thompson, Mildred, 286 Thompson, Mildred Alta, 97 Thompson, Roger, 133 Thompson, Victor, 158, 230 William 23 105 Thornberry, Richard, 254 Thornton. Robert, 305 Thorp, Elizabeth, 201 Third'-zcmorwn, Kenneth, 87, 233, Thurn, Earl, 87 Thurstin, John. 260 Thurston, Anita, 150 Thurston, James, 292 Tice, Ruth, 87, 192, 195 Tice, Virginia, 195 Tierman, Florence. 203 Tiffany, Clyde, 158 Tillotson, Mary, 194, 206, Tilton, Charles, 264 Tinsley, William, 125 Tipton, Jeanne, 97 Tobin, Harry, 259 Todd, Charles, 133 Todd, Marie, 87, 203 Todd, William, 240 Toll, John, 259 Tomb, Benjamin, 268 Torbert, Don, 87 Torbert, Mary, 38, 148, 195 Torrance, Charles. 252 Toth, Elizabeth, 215 Tower, Cathryn. 209 Townsend, Col. Grosvenor, 133, 261 312 Townsend, Robert, 243 Towye, Orville, 147 Tracewell, Alan, 236 Tracewell, Margaret, 197 Tracy, Virginia, 202 Transeau, Edgar. 262 Traul, Donald, 277 Traul, John. 275 Traver, Orvin, 233 Treat, Edwin, 94, 276 Tresch, Dean, 235, 300 Trethwey, Gordon, 245 Treuhaft, Bernard, 87 Trimmer, Darrel, 136 Trimmer. Fred, 28, 15, 123, 220, 243 Tutrone, David, 258 Twiss, George, 224 Twitchell, Harold, 233 Tyman, Albert, 222 Ufer, Doris, 293, 294 Ulery, Maxine, 208 Ulicny, Harry, 88, 291 Ulicny, Karl, 292 Ullman, Jessie, 286 Ulmer, Margaret, 193 Ulrich, Jane, 34, 287, 293, 303 Ulrich, Marvin, 235, 303 Uitich, Jane, 88 Underwood, Charles, 127 Underwood, Willa, 194, 213 Upham, John, 22, 275 Urban, John. 275 Urwitz, Julius, 242 Ury, Arthur. 35, 39, 136, 243 Ury, John, 275 Uter, Doris, 287 Vail, Virginia, 88, 112, 137, 150, 215 Valentine, Clifford, 146 Valentino, Michael, 121, 134 Vallance, Virginia, 88, 112, 200, 285, 305 Van Blaricom, Robert, 88, 158, 167, 230 Van Buskirk, L. H., 227, 277 Vance, Heber, 233 Vance, Joseph, 88, 252 Vance, Richard, 26, 42, 222 Vance, Thelma, 108, 211, 293 Van Cleef, Eugene, 256 Vande Velde, Joseph, 275 Van Hook, Ima, 137, 310 Van Hyde, Joseph, 259 Van Kirk, Harry, 133 Van Nostrand, James, 253 Vanosdall, Fred, 115 Van Sickle, Virgil, 252 Van Valkenhurg, Martha, 88, 309 Varner, Martin, 158, 168, 253 Varnfield, Cyril. 121, 134, 263 Varvel, Carl, 239 Vaughan, Aubrey, 253 Vaughn, Richard, 227 Veirs, Frank, 89, 229, 305 Vercellotti, Constance, 309 Vidis, Martin, 158. 230 Vlerck, Charles, 129, 224 Vincent, George, 89. 225 Vinocur, Morris, 251 Vivian, Harold, 268 Vogel, Jane. 89, 215 Vogel, William, 276 Vogelsburg, Harry, 274 Volk, Harry, 250 Volk, Jennie, 295 Vollmer. Floyd, 276 Volpe, Elda, 89 Von Jasinski, Joseph, 133 Von Stein, John, 36, 42, 228 Vorac, Frank, 115, 121, 128, 220 Voros, Margaret. 32, 89, 308 Vuchinich, Michael, 39, 158, 167, 226 W W'addell, Jane, 208 Wade, Robert, 274 VVall, Claude, 129 Wiall, Herbert, 243 Wall, Walter, 282 Vlfallace, Atwell, 235 Wallace, Vernon, 234 Wallack, Jack, 247 Waller, Adolph, 225, 233 Waller, Mary, 205, 309 Walley, Oscar, 277 Wallick, Adrian, 225 Wallrabenstein, Paul, 267 Wallsmith, Mary, 112, 304, 310 Walter, Alexander, 110, 229 Walters, Jean, 201 WValton, Fred, 230 VValtz, Betty, 89, 205 Wamer, Harry, 127 Ward, Emerson, 274 Ward, Esther, 211 Wenk, Geraxline, 200 Wentworth, Elizabeth, 31, 149, 196 Wentz, Arthur, 278 Wenzke, Joseph, 277 Werder, Florence, 90, 208, 294 VVerlin, Martha, 152 Werner, Irving, 251 Wernick, Fred, 247 Wesley, Frank, 245 Wesley, Margaret, 110, 213 West, Eleanor, 2J0 West, Marjorie, 9.1, 209 West, Richard, 133 VVest, Wilbur, 284 Westcott, Nina, 149. 195 Westfall, Robert, 133 Westinghouse, Lucille, 294 Westling, Carl, 226 Westwater, William, 227 Wetherholt, Charles, 267 Wetmore, Calvin, 90, 256, 282 Wetzel, Damon, 158, 169, 227 VVeyrich, Harry, 42, 103, 1214, 237 Wheeler, Jane, 33, 137, 196, 310, 314 Wheeler, Mary, 91 Wheeler, Virginia, 204 Wheelin, Thomas, 276 Wherry, Chester, 289 Whinnery, Glenn, 239 Whirl, Solomon, 241, 266 112, 214 VVilson, Edward, 277 Wilson, Ellis, 122 Wilson, lfranklin, 156 VVilson, James, 91, 269, 301 Wilson, James, 236 Vifilson, John, 249 Wilson, Margaret, 196 Wilson, Ted, 173, 228 Wilson, Veva, 219 Wilson, Volney, 224 Wiltberger, Roland, 274 Ward, Ward, Jane, Jennings, 276 137, 200 Ware, William, 27, 89, 281 Warner, Maxine, 97, 286 Warner, Maynard, 89, 156, 184, 263 Whisler, Marshall, 233 Whitacre, Harold, 228 White, Emmett, 91 White, Fay, 33, 91, 112, 306 Wh'te, Florence, 202, 283 VVarnock, Robert, 276 Warren, Glenn, 146, 232 Warvel, Carl, 256 Washburn, Darius, 235 Washburn, Harold, 147, 232 Washburn, Helen, 195 Washburn, Louise, 211 Washburne, George, 110, 226 Washio, Albert, 266 Wasserstrom, Leonard, 264 Wasserstrom, Stanley, 264 Waters, Earl, 90, 244, 300 Watkins, Earl, 136 VVatkins, Ruby, 137, 152, 200, White, Frank, 225 White, H., Vtfinans, Mary, 196 NVindom, Russell, 133 Winemiller, Dorothy, 91, 112, 192, 213 'Ninchet, John, 268 VVinfield, Major Richard, 132, 133, 296 Winfrey, Clintie, 32, 104, 196, 309, 313 Wing, Gardener, 305 lfVinkle, Robert, 269 VVinter, Opal, 287, 293 YVise, Bernice, 312 Wise, James, 91, 158, 182, 220, 228 Wise, Lloyd, 158 Wiseman, Mary, 91 Wiseman, Robert, 230 Wiser, Guy, 297, 236 Wfssler, Ray, 136 Wissler, Willis, 110, 111 Vlfissler, Willis, Jr., 25, 136, 146 VVithgott, Willfam, 231 Withrow, Robert, 158 Witman, Gene, 241 Witmer, Franklin, 228 285, 311 Watson, Benjamin, 228 Watson, Catherine, 308 Watson, George. 278 Watson, Watson Watson, Watson Kenneth, 267 , Mrs. Mildred, 206 Milton. 90, 284 , True. 303 YVatson, Virginia, 90 Watson, Walter, 146 Watson, Warren, 90 Watt, Elizabeth, 214 WVatts, Arthur, 124, 125, 241 Way, Rachel, 196 Wead, William, 275 Wears, Leland, 226 Weaver, Charles, 90, 269, 302 Weaver, Clark, 280 Weaver, Doris, 90, 218 White, White, John D., 232 Jess, 106, 107, 222 White, John H., 232 W'hite, Joseph, 126 W'hite, Roger Oliver, 222 Whitehead, Marion, 202 Whitehead, Hildred, 266 Whiting, William, 147 Whitlach, Harold, 110, 220, 234 Whitlinger, Warren, 231 Whitmer, Kenneth, 275 Vlihitmore, Denton, 133, 136 Vl'hitnen, Bernadine, 294 VVhitsett, James, 256 Whitt, Marion, 136 Whitt, Samuel, 91 Wideman, Hubert, 129, 134, 36 VVidman, James, 252 Widmyer, Chester, 238 YViederwehr, Gaylord, 274 Wiegert, George, 115, 121, 241 Vlfieler, Henry, 262 Wiessinger, Russell, 290 Wilce, John, 277 Wiley, Earl, 236 VViley, Ellen, 39, 192, 197 Wiley, Joseph, 224 Wiley, Turner, 236 Wilkens, Lawrence, 132, 158 Wilkerson, George, 233 Wilkerson, Valda, 144, 309 Wilkinson, David, 122 Wilkinson, Paul, 91, 263 Williman, 239 Samuel, 160, 169, Willard, Charles, 233 Willard, Frances, 201 Wilcox, Paul. 147 Wilcox, Lucille. 141 Wnebkenberg, Norbert, 296 VVolf, Esther, 203, 308 Wolf, Helene, 210, 312 Wolf, Philip, 104 Wolfe, Allen, 228 Wolfe, Lida, 137, Wolfe, Malcolm, 228 Wolfe, Paul, 253 Wolford, Don, 129 VVolfram, Melville, 241 Wollam, Emerson, 158, 222 VVonderleigh, Lawrence, 158 Wonderley, A., 133, 146, 248 Wonsetler, Lloyd, 237 Wonsowitz, John, 39, 156, 182, 226 Wood, Charles, 132, 133, 147, 228, 229 Wood, Fred, 273 Wood, James, 229 Weaver, Josephine, 208 Weaver, Laurence, 121, 127, 220, 238 Vveaver, Mary, 104. 200, 295 Weaver, Wilbur, 272 Webb, John, 240 Weber, David, 237 Weber, Edith. 214. 295 Weber, Kathrine. 214, 312 Wecht, Cora, 209 Weed, John, 122. 128 Weider, Roger, 121 Weidler, Walter, 21, 35 Weigel. Eugene, 290 Weil, Marian. 207 Weiland, George, 129 VVeimer, Walter, 235 Weinberger, Lawrence, 279 'sVeingarten, Emanuel. 96 Weisheimer, Arthur. 158 VVeiskircher, Richard, 236 VVeiskircher, Weiskottel, Walter, 268 VVeiss, Albert. 156. 250 Sylvester. 262 Weiss, Edward. 268 Weiss, Marjorie, 207, 312 VVeiss, Martha, 152 Weiss, Morton, 90, 242 Weitz, Welber, Elaine, 210. 312 Philip, 106. 107, 24 2 Tripp, C. Alice, 205 Trippy, Margaret. 197, 208 Trishman, Lawrence, 127. 296 Tronstein, Arthur E., 279 Tronstein, Arthur J., 242 Wagers, Robert, 292 Wagner, Clifford, 228 Wagner, Elizabeth, 89, 151 Wagner, Frederick, 129 Vllagner, Juanita, 150 Wagner, Leslie, 89 Wagner, Marie, 312 YVelch, Barbara. 204 Welch, Jack, 221 VVelch, John. 147, 232 Weller, Karl, 146. 262 Weller, Russell. 136 Wellman, Harold. 90 234, 281 Vllellman. Howard. 158 Wells, Helen, 90, 304 -352- Willcox, Russell. 282 Vlfilley, Marlin. 42. 243 Williams, Ben, 224 Williams, Bettv, 196 Williams, Charles, 238 Williams, D., 299 Williams, Dorothy 200 Vlfilliams, Fred. 291 Williams, Glyn. 147 Williams, Griffith. 235 Williams, Helen G., 192 Williams, VVilliams, VVilliams Helen M., 192 Henryetta. 200, 312 James 126 VVilliams: John. 259 Williams Mary, 196 309 Williams: Mary, 110,'140, 192 Williams, WVilliams, Williams, 1 12, 196 YVilliams, Williamson, Williamson, Williamson, Paul, 224 Robert, 253 Sarah, 26, 32, 33, T., 277 Elizabeth, 203 lrving, 146 John. 230 Robert, 233 VVilliamson, Williamson, Thomas, 140, 232 Vllillis, Etta, 211 Willis, Willard, 275 VVillits, Howard. 146 Wood, Woodard, James, 290 VVoodbury, Charles, 91, 227 Woodbury, Ethyl, 195 VVoodhouse, Clarence, 280 Vlioodin, Seymour, 269 Woodruff, Olive, 294 Woodruff, Thelma., 204 Woods, Dorothy, 91, 110, 200 Woods, John, 231 Woodson, Thomas, 255 Woodward, Austin, 126 Woodward, Jane, 137, 197 Woodward, James, 248 Vlfoolford, Robert, 147, 292 Workman, Elizabeth, 309 Workman, Herbert, 228 Workman, Mary, 309 Workmaster, Henry, 158, 177 Worrell, Anne, 197 VVorthen. Gordon, 127 Worthington, Josephine, 137, Meriam, 287 149, 211 Wright, Bettv, 195, 200 WVright, Orville, 174, 275 Wright, Paul, 239 Richard, 248 Robert, 127, 241, 263 Wright, WVright, Wrigley, Lowell, 175, 186 Wu, Shu Pan, 311 VVuertz, Pauline, 91 Wuest, Arthur. 292 VVuichet, John, 222, Wuichet. John, 232 WVurst, Wilbur, 121 Wyatt, Arthur, 126 VVyeth, Jeanette, 204 268 Y Yaekle, Herbert, 248 Yager, Rosemary, 311 Yanacsek, Louis, 133 Yards, Ludwig, 44, 156, 169, 252 Yates, Paul, 278 Yeagley, ulilliam, 121, 124, 125, 136 Yeiser, Mary. 200 Yeomans, Alfred, 126 Yessenow, Samuel, 269 Yoerger, Alberta, 12, 92, 112, 206 Youmans, Emily, 32, 33, 35, 38, 197, 204 Young, Carl, 238 Young, Clifford, 144, 263 Young Youngj You ng, Young Young Young, Don, 146, 158, 234 Emily, 92, 148, 149 George, 269, 300, 303 George, 301 Harvey, 230 Hunter, 158 A A B C Carpet Cleaning Co Arlington Golf Course ....,, B Bailey, Ed. ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , Baker Art Gallery ..,,,,, Bascom Bros. ,,,,,, ,.,,,, , Bliss College Young, Young Young Young Jean, 104, 137 Kenneth, 136 Linvill, 122 Lowell, 237 Young Paul, 268 Young, Wesley, 239 Younger, John, 122, 123, 128 Yuster, Georgeana, 103, 114, 207 Z Zabell, Emil, 92 Zachman, Roland, 143 Zapolan, Wolfe, 133 Zarembski, Pauline, 295 Zaring, Mary, 92, 151 Zaring, Ruth, 92, 151 Zartman, Luke, 232 Zaugg, Katharine, 92 Zealand, John, 236 Zehner, Hershel, 92, 268, 301 Zeigner, Frances, 103, 104, 210, 312 Zeller, Donald, 239 Zeller, Ross, 223, 275 ADVERTISERS' 320 340 328 337 324, 334 327 Block Floral Co. ,,,,,,,, ...., 3 19 Bridgeview ,,,, ,...,... ,,,, , 338 Broad-Lincoln Hotel ,,,,,,, ,.... 3 41 Buckeye Bond , ,....,,.. ,,,,, 3 17 Burr, Patterson Kr Co. ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 39 C Campus-Neil Restaurant ,,,,,,,, ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 41 City Ice 8: Coal Co., The ,,,,,,,, .. ..,...,,,., 328 Chittenden Hotel, The .......,,. ,,,,, 3 29 Clark's Bakery .,..........,, .,,,,,, ..... 3 3 9 Collegian Shoe Repair, The ,..., ,,,,, 3 28 Columbus Serum Co., The ...,,, ,,,,, 3 38 Commercial Paste Co., The ..... ,.,,, 3 41 Crystal Slipper, The .....,,.,..,,, . .... 328 D Dexheimer . 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Hilane Auto Service ,,,,,,.....,.,,,,, Hill Tailoring Co ..., ..., Howard Cleaners ,,,,,,,,...., Zepp, Erwin, 297 Ziebold, Mary, 150, 304 Ziegfeld, Edwin, 261 Ziegler, Harold, 224 Ziegler, La Verne, 298 Zieve, Sanford, 251 Zimmer, Frank, 28, 48 Zimmer, Marian, 208, 309 Zimmer, Mary, 206 Zimmer, Warren, 244, 248 Zimmerly, Ray, 269 Zinn, Robert, 292 Zipf, William, 42, 146 INDEX Zirkle, Lewis, 147 Ziskind, Matthew, 92, 153 Zollinger, F., 97 Zollinger, Richard, 277 Zollinger, William, 147, 222 Zorbaugh, Grace, 24, 32 Zuber, James, 48, 92, 223 Zuber, Joseph, 246 Zudekoff, Barney, 147 Zumbro, Paul, 233 Zurhorst, Florence, 92, 206, 283 Zurmehly, Helen, 196 Zwick, Mildred, 203 Howe, Tailors ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.. Huffman-Wolfe Co., The ..,... I Indianola Fo'Castle ,,,,,.,.....,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,.,,, Indian Springs Golf Course, The ,,,,,, J Jahn 8: Ollier Engraving Co. ,.... , K Kaiser, Robert C. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,....,,...,, , Kauffman-Lattimer Co., The ,,,,,.. Krauss, A. E. Print Shop ,,...,., L Levin, The Louis Tailoring Lilley-Ames Co. ,....,,..., ,,...,,,...,,....,l , Littleton. Mrs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,.,,, ,,,,,, , Loew's Broad ,,..,. Loew's Ohio ,,,,,,, Long's Book Store ...., M Malted Milk Shop, The ,,,,,, Marshall Ptg. Co. ,.,.. , Marzetti Restaurant .... Mendel, The Tailor ..,,,,,,,,,,, ...,,,. 3 39 Molloy, The David J. Co. ,,,,.,. .,,.... 3 17 318 Montaldo's 333 ,.,. 320 Mount Air Golf Club , 336 Marionette Restaurant 341 If 321 333 N Nappi's Restaurant ,,,.,., .,,.... 3 41 336 0 W. 320 . 318 Ohio State Journal 33 339 336 339 P Peters Coffee Shop, Lorain 319 if 325 R Rittar Dental Mfg. Co., Inc .,,,,, ,,,,,, , 314 R K O Majestic ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,............,,. ,,,,,,, 3 31 319 R K 0 Palace 331 340 S Sackett Electric Co. ,.,.,, ,,,,,,, 3 41 315 Sayre's Grill 338 Schenck's ..,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,, ,,,, 3 25 Schiff Co., The ,.,, ,,,,..,, ,,,.... 3 1 8 Schreick's ,, ,,,,,, H ,,,....,. ,,,,,, , 335 Scioto Country Club ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 41 323 Southern Hotel 329 323 Starker, Tom, Jr. 338 334 Stoneman Press , , 316 Sunday Creek Coal Co ..,,,., ,,,..., 3 41 Swan Linen ,,,...,,,,,,,,.,,,,,. ,,,,,,, 3 17 326 T ,,,, 339 325 Tavernel, The .. 332 331 Tayste Restaurant 338 331 Tice 8: Jeffers 326 330 W WValgreen's ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,...... ,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,.,.1,1 3 2 1 332 Wellington Restaurant 319 339 Wendt-Bristol Co., The 340 326 White, S. S. Dental Mfg. Co....,.. 322 Q