Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 422 of the 1935 volume:

S3 1 MAKIO FREDERICK R. DINSMORE • EDITOR SAMUEL H. PURER • BUS. MGR, PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS OF i 1 VOLUME A Jb UNIVERSITY. COLUMBUS, OHIO I, .N presenting the 1935 Makio to the students of Ohio State University, we have sought, not merely to chronicle the events of the year, but to capture the essential spirit of the University — the spirit which distinguishes Ohio State from all other schools. If in the future this Makio recalls for you those quaUties of sincerity and enthusiasm v hich v ere the dominant features of life at Ohio State, it will mean that our selection of material was truly interpretive, and that our purpose has been successfully accomplished. — The Editor Part One Administrcrtion Port Two Classes Part Three Activities Part Four Athletics Part Five Organizations Vb OME, my friends, ' Tis not too late to seek a newer world. Push off. and sitting well in order smite The sounding furrows; for my purpose holds To sail beyond the sunset and the baths Of all the western stars until I die. It may be that the gulfs will wash us down: It may be that we shall touch the Happy Isles. And see Achilles, whom we knew. Tho ' much is taken much abides; and tho ' We are not now that strength which in old days Moved earth and heaven; that which we are. we are; One equal temper of heroic hearts. Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. — Tcnnysiin ■ - fi t.-.. ' r ' S- ' ± : i f ■ 1 - - ' ' -. ? ' - ' ?ft---- ■ r S--.-.. k: ■lu :nAiim V . ««-. I ' tM! X. J JU ..• •: . - . nf . r ' .t :? ' ■ . ► .. - ••• f ■ ' f . v f?k ■£■ p. t« ■:•■ • ?. :t«i; ' .- « ' t. v.t: ■L j«; ' ■■: - ,. -f -- rr X;.. •U-l f-. ;c ? ' : ISj -. ' if ' s-f- ■•• - vsl ,- Xi V- ? i.- V., ' -,-f- ' - «.. i A- ii ' i . ' - k r: rs •• l ' VfJ ' Wf, ' ' . j ' -- •■ ll ' . J A J« ? «n U — 1  ;..;• B H I: A Mft. ' ft Jj ANDMARKS we pass each day, beauty which wastes unrecognized in the half- light coming out of the shadow only when we must leave — these are the memories we pre- serve. Mass in stone and mortar, broad ex- panse of green, reflections in still water, towers and battlements lose the pedagogical tint with the years and are painted with the mellow tones of reminiscence. R ONE FACULTY GEORGE W. RIGHTMIRE President A dTT OH fifty years llic Makiii or Mirror Iki- l i cn lii-ld up hy ilif -iiiclriii ImkK -o tli.il llifv may see A ' tlii-niselves as others see tlieni. Almost every student acthilv lor year- meiuoriali ecl l)y history, hy sla- ti-lies. hy pielures and hy any records made, is found here: and earh pa e i- of jireat intere-l not only to the -tudent whose face appears on the jjajie hut to all the other student- uho lia e f:reat plea-ure in reading aliout thi numerous a ' li ities. The Makio is a peculiar kind of record of matters generally supposed to he collateral to the eduiational activities of the University hut «hich nevertheless are the deepest interests to students and are the greatest value in student training and student self-e pression. The hook is always of interest to its contemporaiu-ous colletii- generation. I express to the Makio Roard the entire commendation of the l niversity u|)on its enlerpri-e anil heg to say that the hesl wishes of the l niversity )!o with the puhlication year after year. It is an excellent illu-lralion of -tndent business ahility. eilucational capacity and appreciation for fun. and the worlh vhile thin;:- Incidental to tin- life of a rollege student. With greetings and with all good wishes. I am Sincerely, George Vi ' . Rk.iitmire, President. 24 T IS the re p llsil ilit . iiic) ilu ' ii|ipiirliinii . of ihe Univorsity a(l lini lrulioll l i (Mxe the laciiIlN jiml tlif sliiilenls. The purpose to help holh, lo a i l iheir uork :iml velf;ire. is l iisir in all that the adiiiini- ' li ' alioii umleitake-. Adiiiinislratidii in itself has validil) only as the leaiher are aided and en- eonraped and supported to realize their ideals in teai ' hing, in researeh. and in puhlie service. And only a. these undi-rlakinsis are aceoinplished ran the I iii- versity do for the tuilents what they, and the people of (_)hio. ha e a ri};ht to expeel. So it is that we are all dependent upon each other, partners in a lonimoii enterprise the students, the leaehers and the administration. In the nature of our differiiig dutie and activities, it comes regretahly aliout that the administration has a ll too little associa- tion and acquaintance with memhers of the student hody. This is a handicap to the administrators and a disappointment herause the students, to use a common phrase, are what the University is all ahout. They are therefore the source and wellspring of our work. We are grateful for this opportunity to tell them so — through the Makio of 1935 and to give them our greetings and good wishes. J. Lewis Morrill, f ice-President. .1. LE ik IS MORRILL I ice-President T N ORDER to carry on the business of operating a state university the administrative depart- ment toils daily and nightly. It is that branch of the university system which sees to it that you students receive your grades before New Year ' s Eve. that you are not allowed to fall below a certain minimum of proficiency in your class work, that vou follow a schedule agreeable both to you and to the rules of the university, and that you receive your parchment at the end of the four-vear trek. All this is done to assure vou and the state which makes your education possible the fairest and most efficient method of dealing with your particular educational needs and desires. The admin- istrative department partakes of perhaps the least personal contact with the student, vet it assists him in every phase of bis college career. From the tim;- vou s; nt vour higii school credits to the Office of the University Examiner, made out your first schedule card, and waited in line out- side the Bursar ' s office, until that day you don your vestments and walk toward the Stadium, the seven aihiiiiiislrative offices and the officials of your college have watched you covertly, have guarded you. unknowing, have passed you on the campus without ever receiving a word of tiianks. That is why the Makio of 1935 devotes these following few pag?s to an Administration Section, and hopes that through this medium the student body will become more intimately acquainted with the endeavors and purposes of the various adininisfrative offices. 25 BOARD of TRUSTEES NEWTON D. BAKER ( ' .htiirntfin Newton D. Baker Julius F. Stone Harry A. Caton Herbert S. Atkinson Lawrence E. Laybourne M. Edith Campbell John Kaiser Cleveland Columbus Coshocton Coliiitiltus Sprinafii-lil C.inrinuiili Mdiiilld Itinhtmit 26 UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATORS JOSEl ' H A. PARK. Men CARL B. STEEB fiiisiness Maridfier ESTHER A. GAW Dt ' iiri of BLAND L. STRADLEY Exiiniiiipr OSEPH A. PARK, capably assisted liy Fred Strother, represents tile President ' s oflice in dealings with men -tiident-. Ani.mf: lii dulli-. are attendin}; the students persDnal prolilenis in scliolastiis. deferment iif sees, lidiisin};. and in the admini lraliiiii id iixiperative dormitiiries. He al o ads as advisor and farulty representative 111 the .Sluih ' iil Senate and thri«uj;li it idnlnds election petitions and proiedure. Mr. Strother advises the P ' raternity Presidents (loiiniil and the Office lA Fraternity Affairs, thus -iiper isin;; interfralernity relations. The Dean of Men ' s oihce is also connected with the Fraternity, Sorority, and Orjianizations auditors. Mr. Steeh, as Business Manager and Secretary of the Board of Trustees, directs the business administration and physical plant divisions of the University. These include the Purchasing, Receiving, and Accounting Deiiarlments and the Bursar ' s Office, and a provision for new construction and maintenance of campus buildings. The Oflice d the Dean of ' omen. flirecled by Mrs. (iaw. end races actixities similar to those of the Dean of Men. Ho«e er a greater I ' inphasis nn ist necessarily be placed upon the discipline and supervision of women students. Her staff adxises omen s acti ities and, through [lie Pardiidlenic (ioinicil, adjusts sorority relations. Not only does Mr. Stradley act as L ' ni ersity Examiner and Secretary of the Enlrame Board, but he has this spring completed a successful year as President of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. This organization covers t ent -four states and determines the relative rating of over a ihousaml i-olleges and secondary schools. On the campus Mr. .Stradley not only handles all ipiestions of admission to the I ' niversilv and transfers of credit frtnii other schools and between colleges, but also makes the selection of stuilents applying for F.E R,A. projeit work or residence in a cooperative dormitory. 27 rOM.E(;E of AGRICULTURE CUNNINGHAM NISONGER X HE Collcfrc of A ri- ciiluirc is an iiitcfiral part of the university sys- Irni. In IKTO wiicn an Ohio state lanil-graiil colk ' c was developed, it was deemed ini] ortant that such a school should offer afiricul- tural and mechanical train- ing. Thus it was that Ohio State University evolved from the original Afiricul- lura) and Mechanical Col- lege. In 1896 the original two departments separated, were augmented hy other colleges, and Ohio ' s State I nivcrsitv hecanie a reality. The present College of Agriculture in( hides eleven dejiartinents and the school of Home Eco- nomics and is under the aljle direction of those gentlemen al)ove. Dean John F. Cunning- ham and Junior Dean Herschel Nisonger. It grants the degree of Bachelor of Science. COLLEGE of ARTS and SCIENCES N EVERY university a vital part of its training is a college wliich will provi l« a ( urrieuhim for that type of studiiit who seeks a liheral field of Uiio« ledgi- for tlie enriclinient of his life, ami desires to d e i ' 1 o p within himself inlelleelual capacitiis fm- iialiiral sci- ences, an understanding ol tlic social and eeonomie prohh ms of the uurld li - dav. an appreciation of the aesthetic and lileiary fa - lor in modern civilization, and an intelligent scheme ol values for judging the issue? of life. Those ar - the ord nf rl- Cidiege ' e a p a li 1 e dian. alter J. Shepard. v lio is found at iiur right willi Junior Dean lliiiill Dnpre. SHEP.ARD 1)1 I ' HIi 28 COLLEGE of COMMERCE N THE pres.-iit .la of hitter ( ' oiiipotition mo l- orn Ijusiiu ' ss -;m use only men and wonifn tlioroufjhly •irounilfi] in up-lo-flate coni- nii ' icial ini ' lliods. A contMMii in these (hcaiy tiTncs can- not afford to train a voiiiif; person lor a responsilile po- sition. Hi ' must acquire a thoroujili practical and theo- retical knowled ;e lielore he enters his field. The ohjective of the Col- lege of Commerce and Ad- ministration is to provide this training. Headed hy Dean alter C. Weidler and WEIDLER REEDER Junior Dean Charles . Reeder it is one of the largest and hest organized on the campus, and offers the student a liheral hackground in addition to its own more specialized courses, offers the student a liberal hackground in addition to its own more specialized courses in account- ing, marketing, finance, utilities, advertising and other related subjects. COLLEGE of EDUCATION ' y HE purpose of tiie College of Education is to assist the student in the acquisition of a knowledge of the jiranches which he wishes to teach, to develoj) skill in the use of efficient methods of teacliing and supervision, and to develop a professional attitude toward education. This work is ably super- vised hy Dean George F. Arps and Junior Dean Leston L. Love, who acts as tlie chief advisor of the Freshmen and Sophomores. The college offers four-vear curricula for the prepara- tion of teachers. These may he grouped under three types: the General Curricu- hini. Special Curricula, Ele- mentary Curriculum, and lead to tiie degree of Bache- lor of Science in Education. ARPS LOVE 29 COLLEGE of ENGINEERING - IIIS cKllejie s« ' rv s lo instruct stu(l«-iits in tli ' diverse branches of cn- iniMTinj:. Much practical iiislruclion is ;iven. al- though a urrcat effort is made to stress the theo- retical side of many of the courses. The college is fortunate in heinp fur- nished with verv fine (•([uipineiit and competent instructors whicii undoubt- edly serve to i;ive the col- lege a remarkably high rating. In addition to the older courses in industrial, civil, chemical, electrical, and mechanical engineering, it offers excellent studies leading to degrees in agricultural, archi- tectural, ceramic, mining, metallurgical, and physics engineering. The College of Ceramic Engineering is recognized as the foremost in the country. Directing ihe activities of this college are Dean Embury A. Hitchcock and Junior Dean illiani D. TurnbuU. TURNBULL HITCHCOCK COLLEGE of LAW; GRADUATE SCHOOL z TWO-FOLD aim direds the policies of the College of Law : first, to provide the education nccessarv to students enlcrin;i that prof( ssion: second, of a social aspect, is to make a constructive contribution toward tlie improvement of legal aibninislralioti ami to ] rovidi petent nn-n to lead and direct future legal jyractices. The College of Law is un- der I lie leadershii of Dean Herschel W. Arant. A |)rovision for ])ost-gradu- at ' stuily is -ssential in universii life to foster the scholarK a n d research work of I be or :aniication. Dean W iliiam Mcl ' ii. rson is not onlv responsii)le for many of your ( ' hemistry tcxll)ooks liul is also the person to credit with liav- ing built up ulial is uni- versally considered one ol the finest graduate school- in the country. ARANT M( rilKKSO.N 30 C0LLE(;ES of MEDICINE ami DEMISTKV y iHlEF coiiIiikI. r ol Clii- f ,• cago ' s exposition lo llir title. A Cciituiy of I ' ro - ress 18 tli ' (]oll( ' i ' of Medi- cine, whieh last s]nini; coiii- jileted its one linnclrecllh vear of operation. Dean John H. J. I pliain di- rect. lliis cidlejre. which re- quires four vears of speciali- zation preceded hy three years of Liberal Arts, and grants the degree of Doctor of Medicine. The expressed purpose ol the College of Dentistry is to fit capable students for the highly specialized profession of dentistry. Tlie college, under the guidance of Dean Harry M. Senians. is recognized as outstanding in its field. Dentistry students are fortunate in being aide to work in the Dental Clinic, which is visited daily by many students and Colund)Us peo])le. and offers the student practical dental training. UPHA.M SEMANS PHARMACY and VETERINARY MEDICINE ST ' )l SED in a relatively recent building and carrying a new four year course, the College of Pharmacy has both new surroundings and curriculum to offer the incoming student, ibis college, headed bv Dean ( lair A. Dve. furnishes excellent laboratory facilities to enable the student to reach the l)eak of efficiency in phar- maceutical work. V field of growing oppor- tunity is that of veterinary medicine. To meet the edu- cational needs of students desiring to enter this work, the College of Veterinary Medicine oflfers a five vear course, including one vear of general college work and four of sjiecialization. Ibis coMege, one of the four outstanding of its kind, ie directed by Dean Oscar V. BRUMLEY Brumlev. E. ' 31 STUDENT GOVERNMENT STl DENT SENATE { ' resident Vice-President Secretary- 1 redsiirer Assistant Secretaries Richard Vance Virginia Steward Virgil Fogle S ii.LiAM Calland Ai.LACE Glitches Joseph Licas Carl Smith } iinc Wex B;,l)N;lk ( .onimerce Cadet Officers ilii- iJcniirif: Sphinx Jane Ue%aiie W. S. G. A. „ _- Makio Charles Ggger Lantern Jane Evans Chimes Dale Fox Medicine John Fullen Al Esther A. Gaw Kerniit Houser __ Dean of Women Dentistry Koh.-it Im- V. M. C. A. Antoiiielle Langer Joseph Maksl Albert Manola ll.nl.Mi M. ' lialf Dramalir Board ! harmacy Sun Dial l ' a(ull Jam- Molli-nrop W iiini-ii ' s Re. realional Council Jo eph A. I ' aik Rohert Polt - Miles Reed Alvin Reuwee Donald Rhoton Dolores Ruppersberg Louise Shoemaker Linton Simerl Norman Spain Virginia Stark irginia Ta lor Oscar Thomas Faber Tway William Vogel Leland Wears Sainllel e eno (irace ZorlKinizli Administration Ohio Union Board Bucket and Dipper Agriculture Education Y.W.C.A. Pomerene Advisory Board Engineering Fraternity Affair Mortar Board Pan-Hellenic Athletic Department Law elerinary Medicine Scarlet Key Arl A -i-lant Dean of Women ( .ulland ,llll ln ' t,ltriis Sm 1 1 34 STUDENT SENATE - yriE STUDENT SEN ATK. «ilh |.c, ,r i, n-nhiii- all iMnipu- acti ilie . a fitrnuMl li ihr a(nal ainatii ii of Iwo or{;anizatiun! . |{i« i l Ohio and the McnV Suiileiil Couiiiil. The fuiiclion of the fir l romiiiillee included sponsoring all the traditions of the campus, such as Dads ' Day, Honieeoniinj;. Cane Rush, Ohio State Day, liurning of fresh- man caps, Wednesday Taps, and prospect work. The Men ' s Student Council has heen a representative liody caring for the general student legislation on campus. Tln . howi ' ver, had no power to enforce ami carry onl sindcnl opinimi to aii great extent and hence were of little importance. In 1 ' J7. the two (ir ani ation- nniteil. forming a small 1mk1 wliicli proved to he powerful and truly representative of tin ' men students. Its imiior tance rogle was soon recognized by the University and it gained increasing power. Between then and the spring of 1929 there was a growing feeling that the Senate should include women students in order to he a truly representa- tive government. This was soon accomplished hy establishing the o- men ' s Ohio Committee and extending the Senate principles of represen- tation to the Women ' s Self-Governmenl Association. Today W.S.G.A. re- mains as a corollary body which takes care of purely administrative and regulatory matters as they affect only women students. During the present (■lioiil year, some of the additional functions of the Senate were to decorate the campus and Stadium, to do prospect student work, to en- force the traditions and customs of the University, to aid in student con- ferences during Freshman % eek. to parliiipale in the Tenth Animal (Congress of the National Student Federation of America, and to main- tain a Barter Book Store with the cooperation of the University Book Stewnril Store. imilli Ihnsmnri ' t:ilt:i ' T Spnin Fax Simrrl o i ' l Cnllaml Mall.niop llahyak Tun Taylor Rha:iin F.iitn Hivil l)i-tan - lt t r ItfS RupptTsbrrf Yi-sSfritni Slork Ht-intf M.nall Shormakrr Fagle fanet Sleuard Pimint KnAW 35 WOMEN ' S OHIO Stetvard Clifiiniitiri lice-Chairninn Secretary Trensurfr iiu.iMA Stew Alii) Dolores Riippersberc -Vivian Freiburchouse Inez Phelps Josephine B;iker Doris ( ' jiiipliell irgini;i (lisler Doris Clirki ' iiper S Esther Colliootl Jane Devaney Rulh Ervin Jane Evans Dorothy Fernl erger Antoinette Langer Jane Molleneop Ernestine Pavev Virginia Shipley Louise Shoemaker irginia Stark Virginia Taylor Joan oiinger dV Ohio C nninitlee of the Student Senate is eoinposed of all women Senate mem hers plus any adilitionul members consitlered necessary for tile furlheranie of its purpose. These memhers are appointed liy the Chairman of Women ' s Ohio with the approval of the Presi- dent of the Senate. The function of the committee is to carry on women ' s prospect work among seniors graduating from high schools over the state and to promote other projects, such as the May Supper, which is their special duty each spring. The ire-president of the Senate is the permanent chairman of this committee. ioi mij nT FtTnlnrin ' r Slafk Ctirhvnfft tmnii r Cislvr Tii li Shipley Hiipin ' rihrrg St ' unr l •■ii , l.nm.r Ih ' iiiiiiy F.tnns t ' lirtps Campbvtl 36 STUDENT COURT Curry Giishn Chief Justice Spcretury Prosecutor . Robert Clrrv William North -Urlin Schoenborn Josephine Baker Harvev Barrett JUSTICES John Dods Bruce Lavhourne Robert Maclvor Nathan Stern Few campus organizations possess the prestige of the Student Court. Although a subsidiary of the Student Senate, its functions are distinct and independent. A chief justice and seven associates compose this body, whose duty it is to interpret Student Senate rulings and to im- pose fines for violations of student regulations. The fines thus collected make up the Student Court Loan Fund, which is a ailal le to seniors needing financial assistance. Members of the Court are elected yearly by vote of the Student Senate and can be men or women. The Court elects its own Chief Justice and Prosecutor, while the Clerk is elected by the Senate upon recommendation of the outgoing secretary of that body. Curry 37 OHIO UNION BOARD oj OVERSEERS ' ) l ' ri ' !,i(l( ' iii Robert E. Potts I ici ' l ' resitlenl James Davis Serrelitry and Manager Edward Drake Treasurer and Represenlalivv oj the Board oj Trustees Carl Steeb Faculty Re iresentatiie ...- — Allen McMamgal Alumni Representative Stewart Hoover Student Members I George Ellis I Francis Txbor The Con liLiilii)ri iil ilir (tliio liiiion tnle lluil llu- |UM| ■ -hall In- to promole good Irlhm- ship anions ihe nu ' ii if lln- Ohio Slate Univer-ily . However, the Union has for years acted as a house for more than twelve student aftivities, Inehided in which are three vitally con- cerned with the student ' s welfare. The first is the Student Employment Bureau; the second, the Department of Stiident Activi- ties, which manages all ty|)es of social affairs sponsored ! ■ the Ohio Union and pro ide a free mimeograph service to the various student organi .ation : the third, a poster :-er ice which print- iiosters for any student or ganization at a nominal charge. 38 POMERENE ADVISORY BOARD Sh tikf (n ' liitih ' er (Ihairniftii Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Bridge Committee Chairman Student Relations Chairman Recreation JXi ihl Chairman Library Committee Chairman Publicity Committee ( ' .hairi}ian -Louise Shoemaker Mary Bope Marcia Fassig ...Margery Aydelott Virginia Boss Maxine Hencst Marjorie Lawrence Dorothy Nuckolls Marjorie Post The Hoiiiei ' fiie . (I iM)r IJoard, (•nii.ii?tint; i t ' llif -hairiiien of iht ' uln) t ' -iiImUs i iiin- ut the Ponierene - clvisory Coniiiiitlee. exists mainly for the piiipose of assisting the Dean of omen in directing the activities in Ponierene HaH. Ft is primarily an organization for Freshmen women, ahhough iipperchi smen take an acti e part. The memhers of this hoard sponsor man ' activities in Pomei ' ene HalL The !)oard chairmen receive their appointments from the dean ' s staff, Idil the c(!mmittee are open to anyone interested. -Additional representatives are appointed hy their chairmen to serve on the hoard for one quarter. The advisors are Dean Esther Allen Gaw. Miss Mary Hinchev, and Mrs. Grace Parker Weiss. 39 Dircrtor Assistants Sluj) DEPARTiMENT of STUDENT ACTIVITIES Klii-rsnld Charles Ebersold f StI ART Al.l.F.N ■ -j RdBKHr HoLZEMER [ Vi II.I.IA.M Miller f William Beery I James Denms I PaRMELEE DlFFlS j EKNON HeKFRON I Keith Mai.onev I Robert Moore [ Irvin Poi i.ak The l)ip:iiliiiiiil III Stiidiiii Ariixiiic- in llir (lliici I iiion Building ;iims to provide social activily and enleilainnieni lor all studenls. Il performs many oilier funelions for the Uni- versity, such as fiirnishini; an index of all freshmen and their desires as to activities, work, and fraternities, which is a ailal)le to everyone. Other services offered hy the director of the department and his talT are free mimeographing and the printing of posters at a nominal fee. The Ohio I ' nion all-ficlioii lilirary in the director ' s office furnishes light reading material of the type that is not a ailalde in the University library. The director is also head of all extra-curricular acti ilie- of the Freshman class. Il.tj,,, Ih.llu 40 OMENS SET.F- GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President First I ire-l ' resiflviit Second I i e-l ' resident Secretary Treiisiirer Jane Devaney Mary Brown Mary Wilson ROSELYN MaTHEUS Doris Clickenger I h ' l tttiry All «omen Iiidriil- in llir I nivt-isily ;ire iiienil)ei of the Oliii) Statf iimeivs Self-Govern- ment Associiilinii. Tliey aro represenli ' d in this organizalion 1) delegates they elect lo its eounril. This eounril is composed of two local and two out-of-town nienihers from each class and meniheis from the llnivcrsity Houses, the Sorority Assemhly, Pomcrene Advi ory Board, Student Senate. Sludciit Court, and the Dorniitory and Nurses Assemhly. illiin the council there are committees whi h function throughout the ear an l carry on varied activi- ties for the women students. The faculty memhers who act as advisors include the Dean and .Assoiialc Dean of Women and the Student Auditor. Shu Fcrnbtrg ' Si ward rnnktr SimUy Dttth hinnty Taylor Unffmtin Hnt:timan Smith -lirin Ktassen [tryrint Kiniiiiit Bakt-r Mnlhnn Clickenger Devaney Broun H ilson I ' eepiirden Rulherlortl l.an er Shipley 41 Advisttr OFFICE of FRATERNITY AFFAIRS Fred SiHDTiiER Norman Spain SOPHOMORF, SECRETARIES Spain Jame Baii.ei John Collins Jack De nei BVRON (ioLDM VN Irvini; Cdi.E Harolii Farber Alan Jordxn FRESHMAN SECRETARIES Robert Keys Jerome Lamm Bruce Lynn Freii Mo er Robert Runser Joseph Sherman Waldo W alker Jack VS ' ilkinson Alan W ' oolman liaile Collins lh ' inn ' (r old mil n I.titn m U ilkinmm l in%m,trr Hnnsrr J.n.Inn U nit,- t. ,1 1 man ( ulliny lirvnmy Im U idman Spain llftninp If L ' Stunlvr hin hnrr 42 I ' ri-si(li-nt ' ice-Presiilvnt Secretary Treasurer ALL- a(;ri(;ihtlral COUNCIL ReBA HlMMF-I.I. William Zipk Mary Swank JWlLLIAM S VANSO FACULTY MEMBERS J)f;iii Jiilin F. Cuiininjilijm Sfiret;ir True (I. W iil oii ■.- SENIORS Beulali Bill Jhiiip . Hum erndii Dickf Jiilin MiConnell Doiuilil I ) Ier Eleanor ISessley JUNIOR Robert Clark Alviii Rcuwee Charles ScIiIoII.tImtU John Sites Tile All-Agrirultural Counril i nuule up oi representatives from each «tf the ranipus organi- zations in the college, together with the IJean and the College Secretary. This group, usually consisting of the presidents of the organizations, supervises and regulates all student activity. The Barn Warniin in the fall, the AU-Ag Banquet in the winter, ami the Picnic in the spring are planned this group for the purpose of furthering personal ac |uaintances among students and facult meinl)iM . In many cases the Council serves as a comiecting link between the Uean and the student hodv. CInrk Dirk,- McCmw.ll S,hlon,-rbrck Hum .Vcss .-v Silts B fish Hfuuri- tf fit Sim Sntinxm llitrnnu II Zip Swank C.unninphnm 43 PHARMACY COUNCIL l rrsifl ' nt ( iie-Piesidfiil Secrf ltiry-Tr fit surer Athisor Stanley Risch Albert Grii;er Henrvetta Williams Prdeessor Charles W illlvms RUch Jrihn lUoom Rirhard (llniddock Joe Fajcsi FACULTY MEMBER Professor Vk illiani Stevens SENIORS Paul Denn JUMORS James Hubbell SOPHOMORES FRESHMAN Seigle Bentley Joseph Maksl .[ohn I ' liillip. Hugh Hedritk The Sludenl Council of the College of Pliarniacy of Ohio Slate University was founded in 19;U at the instigation of the Faculty and the Student Senate. The aini of this group are threefold; to institute educational projects for the students, lo iii-iilutc social activities, and to correlate the aims of the students with those of the facult . During the past year the Council has been active in the promotion of such social activities as a Hallowe ' en party, a Christmas part . a liancpiet. and a spring piiiiic. has di-cussed and acted upon a suggestion for an honorary pUKpie, and has been instrumental in the formation of a Pharmacy College publication. n,-,h„k lll.,„m lluhh.ll II. U ,lli„m rhillil,!. 44 COMMERCE COUNCIL President f ice-President Secretary-Tredstirer Advisor . .Alex Babvak Robert Keller Jean Watson . Dr. Felix Held FACULTY MEMBERS Dean aller W eidler Dean Charles Reeder Bnh nk William Calde Edward Duda SENIORS Roliert Dundon Ruth Lawrence JUNIORS Edith Myers Andrew Prince Kalpli Spencer Donald Hecknian Hester Reighley SOPHOMORE Clarence Dunning The Council, organized in 1922. endeavors to supplement the dasswork of commerce stu- dents hy contacts with outstanding men in husiness fields. It sponsors a series of lectures and luncheon meetings throughout the year, social functions which further personal acquaint- ances hetween faculty and students, and the annual Com. -Com., a banquet which stimulates relationships between commerce students and the Columbus Chandler of (Commerce. The Council also acts as a coordinator between activities of the students, the faculty, and various assoriations in the college. Ltitnilufi 45 w UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ) irc-Prcsiilcnt Sccri ' tary Trcusurcr II rrnll tirvfinl MERLE U ' EINDT. I ' resiilenI: When soiiieoiie t;iil? lalkiii!; about one person lieinj! a demon on llie gridiron, a Ronioplios nieniher. and a Tan Ka| pa Ep ilon Irati ' inity man in addition to lieini; (piiel. n ser e(I. ami ln lion . the -peaker conld oid lie depicting Merle emit, soplio- more i!a prisident. In ie« of hi nian aehievenient . harked li a pleasing personality, it is readily seen why the sophomore elass se- lected endt as its leailer. Though he is one of the mainstays of the foothall liam at emi. he i noleil for hi modesty and good natlired ftdloxN hip. I A liR ANT. I irf-l ' ri ' siilvnl : This andiitious young sophomore is well-known for her charming personality, her athletii ' aliility, and her partii ' ipation in campns ailivities. During the past year she served as advisor of Miil-Mirrors and sophomore representative of W. S. (I. A., of which organization she was elected treasurer for the coining year. Hit other interests inclinle . Vi . C. A. and the .Swan Cluh. lint sin- also has a weakness for hlond h.-iNs. .She wear the ipiill of Mpha Xi Delta. JOAN Y01 ' N(;ER. Svrn-liiry: Beauty, hrains. and capahilitii- are condiined to make this young lady one of the outstanding sopho- mores. .She very ainialdy carries on the work of the .Swan (llidi. Strollers, Women ' s Ohio, lirowning. ami is (lircnlation Manager ot the Ohio Si ilt. She i adiliatiil with ka|ipa Alpha Theta. .loan ' s one fault i- that -hi- has dircited her alTeclion out of school, much to the sorrow of the young men on ihi- lanipus. EDWARD BILLIG, Treiisun-r: An outstanding example ,d Dell,. Sigma Phi ' s rising yimng mendiir i the genial tna-urer of the opho- niore class. Kd spend- hi- lime, when mtt -tti l ing for hi pre-medi- ral courses, down at tin- Inlrainiiral Oflice where he is a sophomore nianager. He i interested in all kiniN of ports. His ainhition to he u surgeon pridialily i- the rea-oii he i- aide to cut such a large part for himgelf in campii- life. Merle X endt IvA Bryant .loAN Younger Edward Billig V  finger liillig 52 I ROMOPHOS Janios Bailey Thomas Banks Kolurt Bli.kle EriH-st Brcyfoi;l( ' illiam Calland (Charles Caiiipltcll JaiiH ' s Dennis Jolin Devanev Paiinalee Diiffus Riehard Fox RoI)ert Fischer Bvron Goldman Harvey Lcdcrman Joseiili Lucas David Miller James Miller Robert Nihousen Andrew Peterson Rojjert Schwachtcr Jerome Schwartz Carl Smith Earl Thomas Henry Thiillen Robert Vallery Merle Wendt The purpose of Romophos. men s sophomore honorary society, is to further the interests of the sophomore class, to stimulate class and school spirit, to advance scholastic endeavors, promuli;ate and jK ' rpetuate meritorious University tradi- tions and to promote a hif!;h moral code of conduct. Members, elected on basis of scholarshij). character, activities and personality, are honored on the first Tliursday in May and are officially initiated on the last meeting of the year. From twelve to twenty-five men who show promise of becominj: future good citizens are elected. This honorary society was founded in 1932 bv the out- standing memliers of that year ' s graduating class. Fnx Bailey D. Miller Thomas I fti-r itn Drt ' nni ' V Sihitartz Brryjople Callmiil lllirkl,- SifiiiiK.n Ihnnit Smilh ttanks Sriitiat ' hiir Thull.n lallrrv niiOns J. Milhr l.,,l,rm,m i.nlilmn 53 REPRESENTATIVE SOl ' HOMORES Frank Vnrnuirri MarjrarrI A il.-I ill J;nnr- Bailiv Juiu- n.iiit:(-rt Fimthnll f ' onn-n nf Ailtistiry Frahrniiv tffitirs Sim IHtil Itaant Tlioma- Ranks illi;im Hri Fnilvrmly Afftiirs Y. t . C. A. aitiss Trt ' nsttrtT Baker Hrynnt ]% Hrvunl Bcltr BuIhTwnrlli VI illiam Cnllnnd .ha l Camplull Virginia Ci Itr ( illiani Corkins Sitjrnnii iK H . S. G. A. Slrolh ' rs Suitlftil Smnlv Slmllvrs Sun Dial intrnmural Mnnagi ' r John Collini Fratfrnily Affnir% Aiiiir;tu Lii CiiriK Mnkto II I.Uf illr- «:a fnh,n Mnrv E. Dr r,l.u iiiiifl Jameft Dennis . takia jark Drvanry Fritu-rnily AQnirs Marlhu DfVi ' iinish 1 . II .C. A. Aniirltr OniU ff ' .S.C. A. I ' urniBlfc Diiflii Stuih-n: Actitilifs Kohrrt FJIi. Inrtimuritl M iitagrr ilz Arthur Fi-lilni; Ulrulhrs n Hi.liiir.1 Fuv Sun Hint Ma Gavcr .s ' iMuir I ' lin-Hrllrnic ' V ' ilma Crii! .W«Ai« Bvron Onldinati Fratfrnily Affairt Maxine G I Makio „.,„ Jill. a lIumlH ) . H . :. .1. ( liarlr. Iliimri 1 „oll.„ll ■k Cliarlo Hri.l Frfshman Attitilir KliMil.illi HoUJlle Siii, Dinl 54 REPRESENTATIVE SOPHOMORES William Hover Bcllv Jone. V. a .C.A. Ethel Klassen W .S.C. A. Rulh Knoderer t ' reshmnn Que n Marv l.av Makio Harvev I.ederman l oii,. Ileirv I.on I.vnd 1 . U .C.A. ■William Footbntt MrOilipg Jane Madden Sih.,laris Marpart ' l Mari|il;irl Orrhesis Doroll,, Mallhf Makio s Iranois Mener Fuotl,„ll dez Parl.ara Miller lnkio David Miller Sun Dial Adelberl Mizer Rirhard Myers ffresf ing Evelvn Osl.orn V. r. c. A. Marv Palmer Strollers Antlrew Peler 1 . W. C. .1. on Phvlll. Rinehart 1 . IT . C. 1. Mary Russell .Sr i o oris Anne Riillicrford r.s. c. -1. George Sarpent O iio Slfilf Engineer Roherl Srhuarhler Freshman Activities Anne SroM Vakio John Shrnnl?- Sii i ZJirt Philip Sinrlair Soimminf: Manager Grace Teeparden U.S. C.A. RobrrI Tessier Janet Thomas Kalliry-i Tliomp-mi Hpnr TlniUen Rdln-rl A aM T Merle Wendt Joan Younger Student Acltvitifs Y. U . C. A. Y. if . C. .4. Mnhin Sf  . fi Smnti- Class President Class Secretary 55 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I ' rfsidrni im.iam orth f ice-President Cakol Hagaman Secretary Betty Hoff.man Tretisiirer HlCHARD ShAMA North Hapanifin II.I.IAM NORTH I ' resideni : From the cl.-,ert wnstes of Arizonn c ;inir Kill Nditli: hi- WDikeil llii iiif;li llii- l(iiHiini tr;iils of the Senate Ollite to hi |)ir em |)i iiion of ;lerls of the Stiidem Court. He will long be reniemliered a cliairinan of the Hoinecoiiiin rally last fall. Bill ' s en at ing grin and parkling per inality have won him many friend- ami hi arcent and hronzed countenance have made him quite a camiiu tradition. He i secretary of Ohio Staters. Im.. and a mem- ber of Bucket and Dipper. Delta I psilon is his fraternity. CAROL HACiAMAN. ( it e-l ' rf i lenl -. Art. dramatics, and activities — these hobbies make Carol Hagaman the interesting, popular ro-e l the lampiis know s. She exerts her interest and energy in W. S. G. A., .W. C. A., and Mid. Mirrors, and her work in these as well as in Browning and Strollers has won her election to Chimes. She is a member of I ' i Beta I ' hi. but i- also inrn h itil.re-icd in I ' hi Delta Thela. BETTY HOFFMAN. .SerreMrv: This charming girl - attention has lentered very largely on a certain fraternit but this has not kept her from being a very prominent Junior, as is proved by hi-r affiliation with Chimes. The financial and social suicess of the Junior Prom was in a great measure due to lur work on iht ' Kxi ' culive Committee. Her dramatic ability (ind- an outlet in Browning and Strollers, and for three years she has been acli e in the . . C. A. Delta (iaiiima is proud to claim her. RICHARD SHAMAN. 7 e-,si,rer: An Arts-l.aw slud.iU. inlere-ied in drawing and printing, that - Diik Shaman. Kven the obi .mil rii kety Sammy house beam- with pride when mention of it- pre-idenl - activities is made. I ' erbap- In- learned lo g.M along in the .anipu- world on the football liebl a- Jiniior Manager, or on the otln-r tianil he may always be acting since he is a member of both Strollers and Hillel Production Staff. He is also treasurer of Scarlet kev. HoffiiKiii Sliiiiitiiii 56 BUCKET AND DIPPER James McCoy Davis, Jr. Frederick Richard Dinsmorc Mark Coc Fleming Virgil Marion Fogle John Jav Kahealo Bruce Beckinridge Layhourne Herman Leroy Moser Francis Bailey Taher W illiam Franklin North Miles Reed Norman Miller Spain Warren Wayne Whitlinger Men outstanding in activities and student affairs are elected to Bucket and Dipper, junior men ' s honorary. The society, founded in 1907 has for its pur- pose the enforcement of camj)us traditions, and the main project is the spon- sorship of the Junior Prom. On the first Tuesday preceding the first Wednesday in May, the retiring memhers elect not more than fifteen men. Initiation is held the following day at Mirror Lake at which time each new member is given a bucket and dipper which he carries all day. Fogi 57 CHIMES Vivian Burris Doris Elaine (]lickcno;er Ruth Ervin Jane Ann Evans Dorothy Bates Fcrnhcr ser Mildred Louise Geren Carol Hagaman Anne Laura W Mary Klizalx-tli ll n ' iiiaii Helen Maxine Knox Roselyn Mathews Inez Minnettc Phelps Freda Elsie Postle Martha Louise Shoemaker Jane Woodward orrell Chimes. wonK-n ' s junior lionorary founded in 1918, selects from eight to six- teen of the most outstanding sophomore women every spring. These women are selected on the hasis of their eam])us activities, scholarshij), campus inter- est, and ])ersonality. Itiitiation is hcltl on Chimes Day at which time the active memhcrs and initiates meet on the oval where, after a ceremony, the neophytes are led to Orton Hall and each girl rings one of the notes of the chimes and pledges herself lo the societv. The pin is fashioned as a golden hell containing a pearl la|ppi ' r. 58 SEN O R S SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Robert MacIvor Ernestine Pavey Richard Pauch Carlos Muniz Maclvor Pavev KOKERT MaiIVOR. Prpsitlenl : Many college men gain leadership i)n the campus al ihe expense of many friendships and much hitter- ness. It may well be said of Skippy Maclvor that he has the respect and admiration of all who are in any way associated with him. He is a mendiiT of Spliins. Hui kel an l Dijiper. Student Senate. Business Man- ager of lh - Makio of l:! ' l. a niendier of the Makio Board, and a jus- tice of the Student (lourl. He attain- leadership of the Senior Class hy reason of his ahilily. per-onalit . and constant good nature. His fraternity is Phi Gamma Delta. ERNESTINE PAVEY, ] ircPrvsidrut : Mortar Board last spring in- ited Ernestine Pa ey among proniinenl senior women t t j  in its rank : she has proven mon- than worlliy of the selection. Poised gracious, dignified, and tactful she has served as pre-ident of the Sorority Presidents Council, and has heen hoth President and ice- President of Pan-Hellenic. Ernestine is majoring in Fine Arts and has recently heen doing research work in art museums of the stall ' . She is the leading spirit of Delia Delta Delta. DICK I ' M (ill. Spirflary: Thi- lilond. cheerful hoy has worn a path lielween the Coninierc ' Building and the ti ' nnis courts, lie talks in a slow, la .y voice and never hnrrie-: nevertheless, there is no one helter filled to keep the records of the Senior Class. Dick has also gained much experience liy holding se eral ofTice?. in his fralerriil . Phi Gamma Delta. In his four yi-ar- Inri ' . hi- lia gained i«o thing-: high grade- an l many frii-nds. CAHI.OS MINIZ, Tri ' iisurcr: (Jood cheerleaders are horn, not made, anil Ohio State ' s great team was fortunate in having a horn cheer- leader to work up lagging enthu-ia-m. (iarlos lives in Pin rto ){ico and ha- a hig interest in college cheering sections. In hi- -chool career he ha- pro ed what he can do h graduating with a Doctor of V ' eterinarN Medicine. He at-o lind- time for the Polo I ' eani and for Scarlet Key. Carlos is a Pi Kappa Alpha. I ' lm ih Mitniz 60 SPHINX ' ii.iiAM John Beitner Jack Grant Day iLLis Riley Deminc Charles aldemer Ebersold iLLLAM Lucius Graves Robert Vi ' alter Ives Robert Jewell MacIvor Richard Elmer Vance Leland Wears Bartlett Ewell Belden Scherer S])liiiix. the highest honor that can l)e accorded a senior man at Ohio State, is composed of nienihers who have so distinguished themselves in scholarship and activities that they are worthv of recognition. This self-perpetuat- ing society, founded in 1907. is one of the more promi- nent and influential hodics on the campus. Election is held on Link Dav carlv in Mav uhcii tlio old members, attired in caps and gowns, niarcli down the steps of I niversitv Hall, ciriulalc through llic crowd and link ihr honored men. Their secret initiation at Mirror Lake follows this ccremonv. Beitner Day Demiiifi Ebersold Ives Maclvnr f ' imce Wears Grai 61 . , d Ilnhvr CnmphvU (Jut hit CiiUicntl Iffvanw Du-orkrn EngtUh Fnihurnhoust Hill ' a try- Rupprrahurg Shi ph-y ShiimakiT Sinrk MORTAR BOARD Harriet Josephine Baker Doris McLean Campbell Ellen Pierce Cmibb Esther Collicott Ja k Devaney Goldie Frances Dworken Eloise English Vivian Ellen Freiblrchouse Jean Hill Helen Ernestine Pavey Dolores Ruppersberg Virginia Kuth Shipley Betty Barbara Shumaker ViR(;i iA Agnes Stark Virginia Steward Tlic senior lioiiorarv sociclx lor uomcn is Morlar Board iiiiitiilril on llic ()liio Sliilc caniinis in 1914. A uni [ii(- honor is atlii(ii (l lo tiiis sorictv in that whon it hccunir national in I9IK. tin ' national group adopted the name and re ;iilations of the Ohio Slate orfianizalion. There are tmu lil ' lN ehaplers llir iiij;luinl Hie I iiilecl Stales. Election to Morlar Hoard lepend.s on selndar- ship, leadership, and ser iie to the I niv ' rsily. and the reeognition services are held on the o al as part ot Tradition l)a . I he initiation ol iIk- ikw niendiiis is perloi mill in the ( reek aiiiphithi atre at the ila Nn of the ila lollo in eleetion. 62 CoiiFci. of Education |.I.E . (lllAHI.ES DvMKl. (ioluiiihus Eihtcntiou. li. Sr. Etiit. Al|)liu ( lii - l|ilia: Sriiior ( iliiiK ! : Kc -iT f Flllllliull Apple, Anna Jane ( luniliii? Edticatitm; li. Sc. Etiu. Y. t . C. A.; Sliidciil Hi-li ti)ii- Coiiiu-il Barnett. FERn Y )L Nn Loui ville. KenHirk Ethicntion : li. Sc. E lu. V. , i ' .. A. E eruti e ( oiinril Bey, Martha Marie Be.illsville Edticittion ; R. Sc. Edit. Allison, M r Kmiikr Colli nihil ?i Educiilion, B. Sc. Edii. Dcllu Oiiiirron: Oinriis; Br(i wuiig MxKEFl. H. JnSEPlTINE ( ' olllllllin Educiilion ; . Sr. Edii. I ' t IWla Phi; Sliulctil Cncirt ; Mortar liounl (Jiiii.c; Slrollcr? ; Unit, ititiiz : Senior (:a!i:::r of V.W.C.A.: Ohio Slalrr; Sipma Ui-ha Plii Wonipn ' s Ohio; WOSI Play.rs ; Tra.lilion Vt ' eek ( oniitiiltre ; Senior Priini l ininiillei- Honieroniint: Onsen ' s ConrI Baumann, Suzanne M. Columbus Education; B. Sc. Edit. Pi Bela Phi; Educalion Cnnncil; V.W.C.A. BiLIKAM, MiLDKEn M E Westerville Education; B. Sc. Edit. Blair, Charles Harrison Columbus Education; B. Sc. Edit. Onie a P i Phi: Playniaker Bobenmyer, S. Robert Hamilton Education ; B. Sc. Edit. Thela Chi V ' BowE. Dorothy Taylor Bower. Frxnces Irene i Clevehind Woilbiiiglon i • % Education; B. Sc. Edu. Eilttriilion : ?. Sc Edu. . S ' . (;. A.; Inlernalional Chili; Triaiio:i; We-ley Plavers Breon. ik ,im Lee Colli iiibii Kiliiciilitin ; li. Sr. Edu. Pill (hi Delia: V. W . C. A. Cappel, Helen Margaret Newi ' omerstown Education ; B. Sc. Edit. Glee Chih; W. S. C. A.; V. W. C. A.; Br.i« lull}: ; Strollers; Chorus; .Miisiral Arts Cliili Callaway, W imfred Ethella Marysville Pi Beta Phi; VI. S. C. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Ph -ii ' a1 Kiliieation Cliih: Hockey; Pas kellLlll Carlisle, Jennette Zoe Columbus Education, B. Sc. in F, .4. Orrhpsis ; Strollers 63 College of Education C VSTF.EL. Vmt.IM Hi 111 apolron l.ilurntion. B. Sc. Eilii. I ' li siriil Education Club C.HAMNESS. } t: HllM.W Xl Niuheilli, IVniisylvaiiiii liiliimlion. li. Sr. Edu. K;i|ipa !p)ia Tin-la Chae ' Man, Edna Isabel Waukegun, Illinois Ediiralion, B. Sc. in F. A. Kappa Kappa (Camilla ; Vicc-Prr siiloiil of RriiiMiii ' F:: Slnillr-r Board; I ' rr idiMil of Sicitia Delia IMii : Suuii Chili; INmi Ulld Bru.h; V.«.C.A.; VOSl Play.r- ; l ' aiil..l- lenir (!ii Fo, A f;Ei.iNE Sylvia llul.liaid E(luriilii ii, B. Sc. Edu. Cooi ' F.R. Eli FN .M v Si ' lirinj: Ediicatiim, B. Sc. Edu, Ckak,. IIarhv Garmn roliinihii: Ediii iilinn. B. Sc. Edu. Ckeei). Lfo I). un lo II Educiilion. B. Sc. in F. A. Creviston. M Mn .Mildred Wesl Lihril.v Educiilion, B. Sc. Edu. Y.W.C.A.; Orrhr lrn; Kappa I ' lii Clay ION. Nettie Belle Toledo Eiturntion, B. Sc. Edu. Urrlirsis; Eduralinii ( ' (iiiiicil ; I ' ri ' sidnit of Ela Si;;iiia Phi I ' liv-iral Kchiralioi! CImI. Clem. M. Inez Columbus Educiilion. B. Sc. Edu. ( ' .OLE. Frances l.( ' onard l)ur{; luliiiatinn. B. Sc. Edu. I arifirhl Cliih (!( )PER. Mary Estelle Colutiiliu? Arls-Educnlion, B. Sc. in Eihiinliir.i Y.W.C.A.; Elemtntary EduialKHi ( hil. Crawforii. VillllWl II. Clevelaiul Educiilion, B. Sc. in • ' . A. Phi Delia Thcla; An Kdiloi- of Sun Dial (JSEPI ' S. DoRDITIl M MlIE Coluilll)IIS Educittiiiii. B. Sc. Edit. Or ' |.F i ; PhtMial Fdii.ali..ii Cliih CrOI SE. SXMIF.I. (;. Nitrlll l.illta Editcittion. B. Sc. Edu. Ililh ' Chih; Clre Cliih; Slnd. ' lil Chriniial C()LLIFLO VER. RoRERTA J. Hnilllolfl Ediiciiliim. B. Sc. Edit. Kappa Phi; Che Chlh; Chorus 64 Coi.LEGF, of Education Dm CIIF.RTV. CVRRIE El.IZABETH l lllIulul Education, fi. Sc. Eilii., R. A. Y.W.C.A.; I ' ll! Chi Delia; Sieiiia Thola Tau DoTSON. Ai.K.E Evelyn Ethiciilinn. II. Sc. Eilii. Alpl.a Delia I ' i : Chorus; V.W.C.A. DowLER, Ruth E. Lancaster E Iuc(ition. B. Sc. Edit. Dyer. Nelle Jo Galloway Eihicniion, B. Sc. Edit. Kappa I ' hi; Y. .C.A.; Slrnllers ; BroiMiin;:; Chorus; Orchestra; Glee Club; Musical Ans Club HoLcoMB. Bett Doritv Coluiiibiis Education, B. Sc. in F. A. Kappa Kappa Cainma ; Bruwiiing ; Y.W.C.A. I ' eii anti Bcu -h Doci.iiERM. Elizabeth INi ' w runuT lo n Education. B. Sc. Edu. Chorus; Clee Club; Y.V.C.A.; Caiilirld Club Downs. Esther Locise Ogden Education. B. Sc. Edu. Pi Lambda Thela; Universily Grange Ent, Dorothy Mae Columbus Education. B. Sc. Edu. Phi Chi Delia; Y.W.C.A.; Pen and Brush Farmer. Dan L. Mi.ldli-porl Education, B. Sc. Edu. Ian Kappa Epsilnn; Musical Arls Club; Sym- phony Orchestra ; Phi Mu Alpha FoLLICK. Cl RA GrxCE Hamilton Education, B. Sc. Edu. I ' l.-sidcnt of Canlield Clnb; Physical Fdnca- lM,n Club; Y.W .C.A. I ' (im Mill. |K(.IM Deniman (iuliimliii Education, B. Sc. Edu. Delia Gamma; Treasurer and Vice-Presld? Ill ranhelleiiic; Freshman Dramatics Eraser. S. Robert Ea-t (;ievcl;iiiil Education. B. Sc. Edu. I ' ri-.iileni of Phi Mn lpha; S ni[ihon Or ibestra; Concert Band; Football llaoil ; I ' r..s iileiit of Musical .Arts Clnb Felcer. Georce Porter ;in X ' ert Education, B. Sc. Edu. Ford, Joan Vircinu Columbus Education, B. Sc. Edu. Pi Beta Phi; Y.W.C.A.; Browning Franz, Priscilla Catherine Columbus Education. B. Sc. Edu. Tail Sii:ma Delta Frost, Anna Louise Johnstown Eilwation, B. Sc. Edu. Alpha Omicroii Pi; Swan Club 65 FV N ' r f w w y f F .AJ College of Education l-Fiv. Ruth Emblen nne villp l- ' .thtriitiitu. li. Sr. lulfi. Hanson, Bula Merle Colunihiis Eilucnliim. li. Sc. Edu. I ' rfMdciit if Sipiiia Ela Chi Hakris. I ' Air. Ev;iii. ti n. liliiiois Ediirnlion, li. Sc. Edu. Chi I ' hi : Fn- ' hitiaii Arlivilics: loulliall: Sr.il - bard and Bladr; Ediiruliitn Ci llr :p Ctiuncil; ar ily ' rr Ilinp; Track HiCKERSON, GeOR(.1N I ' lHV (ioliitnlms Editi ' fttinn. H. Sr. Edu. Y.W.C.A.; F ' .ii  i..i llni-li How Mill, (a mis (iuY (ioliinilMi Edttcntiim. li. Sr. in F. A. Prr idriil itl Alpha Tan I ' i ; I ' d) anil Hni li (Jeokik. I ' r n es Lucille Ani.-vill.- luliicdtion. 11. Sr. Edu. Siiin.M Thria Ta.j ; I ' I l.onil..hi Th.l (Iimce. Chreme Gordon (!oluniI us Edurtition, R. Sr. Edu. I ' lTshilii: Rifles; S.-i ration Cluh r ot i ' rac ' lirai Ellu- Gates. Janet Colli nilius Eduriition. li. Sc. Edu. Phi Mil; liniKiiinc; Slrullirs (JiNN. EM.EV Giiar.l Edurntiiin. li. Sc. Edu. Tan Lanihda ; Euulhal] ; Churns; C, pv ( Ittli; Scarh-I Mask; Krvshnian Basketball Manager; Siiphinnorf- V ( ' oniiril Griffith. E. (Jarfield Noiili lt;illimni ' e Etluraliiiu. II. Sr. Edu. Drlla Sipnia I ' hi; I ' lii Ep-il..!! k,i,.|.a ; Bas krihajl; A.si.lanI Frrshnian V hall i:..arh Hancock. En(;AR Marshall Golumlius Eduriition. li. Sr. Edu. (iuLMi, Lena Anne Gli ' vehind Eduriition. li. Sr. Edu. Orrhesis; Serrftary i( I ' liysii-al Education I ' hi Epsilnn Kap]ia ; .M.C.A.; arsil O CInb; W.S.G.A. S iinminn Hardin, Kathrvn M rcaret Beverly Eduriition. li. Sr. Edu. HESK ;TT. lilt, It ll.ROV Aiiiaiula Eduriition, B. Sc Edu. laii Lambda; University KcliKio llll IlLHR M1. N MIH.I.E ( lillllllllls Eduriition. It. .Sc. Edu. I ' hi Ihi Delia: Chorns; Clcc CInh HiMK. Eli ri;tii Frances B;t illa):e Ediiration, li. Sc. in F. .(. Ihi On DolWIIII c|ta ; Tan Siftina Delta; . X .C.A. Cliih; Arrhitecl. I lull 66 COLLKGE of EuLt. ATION Hi T( H1 M) . R VC IIM. I.K.NOIIK M;M -vill. ' Kiliiciition. li. Sr. Eilu. II l K. l( TOK l.BKUT (!(l|lll ' Eiliiralion, H. Sc. Edit. Kiippj Phi; Y. .i:. .; I ' iiiihtcih- VilviMiry Sim Oiiil ; Korripii Trade Club l;ui.rtl : HniHiiiiii:; SiiphiiiiKin- [)i-l it1r InsCHO. CvHI, W EMIF.l. Colli llll ll Eiluciilion. H. Sc. ill F. A, Jewett. Robert Edwin Columbus Etluiitlinn. B. Sc. Edu. Kmser.mvn. Alice Ashville Education, li. Sc. Edu. Jenkins, IIiliu Ri ni Massilloii Education. IS. Sc. Edu. Alpli.i K.ipp lplia Junes, Uoris Ann Alliunee Education, li. Sc. Edu. Prp ideiil III (rainnia Si nia Alplu Kersell, Vance Vernon Coliiinhus Education, li. Sc. Edu. Kii.CdRE. Margaret Catherine Columbus Education. B. Sc. Edu. I ' hl Mil; V.W.C.A.; Brouiiiii!! ; Frfiirli (lull Ciiiiiiiifrrial Edllraliun Cluli KiNDLER, Rebecca Catlin L;inc;i!-Ier Eihtcittion. B, Sc. Edu. kiiis( H. Hi tm Eileen l ll■l .e|■ l)urg. West iiginin Eilucation, B. Sc. Edu. IVii anil R ll ll ; Slrnller ; Chorum; Makin llraiily Queen of l3i KrOMER. IlH M R(: RET ColllIllllU- Edui itlion. li. Sc. Edu. Kiii.uoKiii. (ii.vRv Jane Columbus Education, li. Sc. Edu. Ili ' lla (liiiirriiii; Clrr Cliili; :liiirui KiN(;. Helen B. Fiiiilliiy Education, H. Sc. Edu. Kappa Kappa (ianinia : (■|lllru ; Presiileilt of Delia (liniriiii; Clie Cliili KooNS. Louse Columbus Education, B. Sc. Edu. ki ( K. 1,1 ( 11. IF .( ' Columbu Education. B. Sc. Edu. Sriiolaris 67 CoTi.KCF, of Education I vNnEiis. Ari.ine JoMlE I lira Kilitfntion. H. Sr. lulu. Lanmm;. Thelma E. Coluiiihiis Ediicntinn. H. Sr. KtUi. Mmikkh. Alke Evelyn Columbus Education, li. Sc. Edu. Pi LanilMla Tlielo MiCovvAN. Evelyn Justus Educntion, It. Sc. Edu. Y.W.C.A.: (.S.G.A. Mr.GuRER. (ilFARLES AlLE.N W cirtliiiitiliin Eihictitinn. H. Sc. ill F. A. Vlfli lllii Clii: Tail Siiima Delta Miller. ilm K. S{ii ' in lirlil Education, li. Sc. Edu. Srrrrlar) ami Prr iilriil tii fiuiimia SiKiiiii Alplia : Arrlirr% rliili; ) ' I| •iral I ' Miiruliiiii Club Kmhuop. Mabelle Nell S lvania lulucution, IS. Sc. Eilu. (Ill Omiga: Phvsiial EiliiialMiii Cluli; Arrli. ir Club; Y.W.C.A. Levinson, Ph lli i Helen Columbus Education, H. Sc. Edu. I ' lii Si liia Si|znia M LEV. Joseph Francis Sleulienville Education, H, Sc. Edu. VarMlv Baseball McCLURt, Donald Treese Poland Education. B. Sc. Edu. Drlla Alpha Pi; Epsiloii Pi Tan; Arl t:llib McElroy. Kenneth James Springlickl Education, B, Sc. in F. I. Tail Simula Di-lla M( I ' liERoN. Ri HI Eileen Bi ' lli ' ldnlaim ' Education. B. Sc. Edit. i-la Tail Alpha; Dpita Oiiiirriin; llniwiiiiii; ; WOSl Players; Y.W.C.A. ; Orrheslra ; Chorus MoR(: N. Doris ioi, I ' .i«.-ll Ediicatitni. B. Sc. Edu. Lei PI ' . DiiFiiiTin Kkhtiia (loliiiiilms Education. B. Sc. Edu. Pri-M.I -nl III Sisma Tlu-la Tau LiCHTENSTEIN, Rl TH Newark Arts-Education, li. I., li. Sc. in Edu Ela Si ;iiia I ' hi: Hilli-I IM.iy. ' i ' t ; wikah; Classical .liib Mallorv. Gly Howard Clariuglon Education. B. Sc. Edu. Banil: lla.l.elba]| 68 ( oiLKGE () Education Nekf. Fred Ci.ikton Coliiinlms Kdnriitittu, . Sr. Kdll. Perrill. M rj()Rie Alice Columbus Education. B. Sc. Edu. Chiirii-: Browniii!!; Twilflh Niplil ; I ' oi rrnir Ailiisurv Board; CI.-.- Cliili; K.lii.-alM CnlMiril Pett . Vercene J. Ctihiiiihus Ediiriiliim. li. -Sr. Edu. Saenker. Mary Elizabeth South ' ienn, Education. B. Sc. Edu. Dplla Oniirr.in; OrtIie lra ; Churns Pavev, Krnestine Columbus E liicalion. B. Sc. Edu. Delia n.-lla Delia; Mi.rlar Board; Presidni (.f «tr.iril l rc-idi-lll- ' ( ounril ; Pi Lanih.l Thrla; W .ini.-i. ' - Olil.. ; Sludenl S.-iialr; Ta Siema Delia; Kepiililiean Club; Pre idenl .i Paiilielleille; V.W.C.A. Perry, Maik.aket Ann Cohinibiis Education, B. Sc. Edu. III. -la I pmI..ii: Pen an. I llri.-h Hr..«.iiMs RAnABAUGH. DeEtte E. Geneva Education. B. Sc. Edu. SehiilarU; Pi Lambda Thela ; Sigma Ela Chi; Y.Vl.C.A. Seabrook, John Hk.h (Columbus Education, B. Sc. Edu. Seals, Rosetta Fort Wayne. Indiana Education, B. Sc. Edu. Alpha Kappa Alpha; Y.W C.A. Sherwood. Mary Eleanor ( ohiinlius Education, B. Sc. Edu. Delia Oinicrun; Glee Club: ( Kjriis; Pra nii Siions. Margaret A. Columbus Education, B. Sc. Edu. lplia Chi Omepa; . Vt ' . C. A.; Education Ciii-eil : (ilpe (Uiih: (Commercial Education i:i. b Si. GiE. Mar.iory Gladys Spiinjilield Education, B, Sc, Edu. Pre-nlenl of Archerv Club; PIn.ical Ediic lion ll.ih: I.H Cl.ih; lni.er.il Grange Shecki.er, Catherine Elyse Hairisburg. Pennsylvania Education. B. Sc. Edu. Shipman. Everett Krout Ml. Gileail Education. B. Sc. Edu. Kappa Kappa Psi ; Football Band; Concert Kan. I Sill MAKER. IJl.lTV UaUBARA Columbus Education-Arts. B. Sc. in Edu. Kappa Kappa t.amina ; Treasurer of Mortar Board; Srh.ilari- : .«.(:.A.; Treasurer o( Soph. .111. .re C.uneil; Br.ii, niilg SviiTH, Jeanne Ki.ine T  le(lo Education. II. Sc. Edu. 69 CoTTKCE of Education Si iii.o«. Pai I. Leland Tlidinville Kiliiciiliitn. H. S lulu. TvE ' P. Rebecca r l Mansfield Ediiciiliim. II. Sr. Edt,.. H. A ' . Stflllia Tlicia Tau Tl.lIlK K. Vi 1 1.1.1 AM E. :l .■rl Eiliiviition. li. Sc. Etiii. AcBria : Ka|ipu Kuppa I ' si ; Syniphoii clip lra; Kuutlialt Ilaiifl; ( iir( ' rl Uiiiul Smith. Kathleen Ciiliimbiis Education, B. Sc. Edu. Thila l|i-il,.ii; Y.W.C.A. Smith. ir(;intv Grace (!«)liiml)us Educulloii. li. Sc. Edu. Si UK, il: i i iiu.iM Voungstown Education, B. Sc. Edu. Alpha Chi Onip a Stoi.i,. George A. lieilevue Educdlioii. B. Sc. Edu. Swisher, Jesse Roger Columbus Education, B. Sc. Edu. irp-Prcsideiit of Practical An Cluh Taylor. Harris Kissell (Columbus Grove Education, B. Sc. Edu. Glee Cluh; Chorus; Practical Arli Clulj Tick, Virginlv I!iiiiin(; Giiliinibiis Education, B. Sc. in E. A. Kappa Kuppa ( ainiiiu ; Itrowiuiit; Smith, Marion L. (]aiiollt()n Arts-Edu.. B. A., B. Sc. in Edu. Delia li)Iia Pi; arsily O : Tan l.ainhda Sophoinure Council ; ( oniiuitter ol tiB Stark. iiii.im A(;nes Colli iiibus Education, B. Sc. in F. A. Kappa Alpha Thela ; Chimes; I ' resideiil ot Mcirlar Hiiaril; Sorority Presi lenls ' (Uuincil ; StuilenI Senate; Tail Sipuia Delta; Browning; Women ' s llliii. Steinmann, Virginia Rlth Cincinnati Education, B. Sc. in F. A. Bela Siiima Oniei:a : Delta Phi Delia Stover, William M. Dayton Education. B. Sc. Edu. Tolbert. Mar Hi mi Ticker, Marg ret M. g ( irclevilie Education. B. Sc. Edu. West I ' ninn Etlutittion. H. Sr. Edu. h Treasurer of Delta Oinirroii; Pi Thela: S ni|ihoiiy Orclie tra ; Choriit ■ nii: V.W.C.A. I.amlola ; llro n. 70 (loLLLGE of Education Ti ( KEii. Robert F.invis Akron Arls-K lu.. II. I.. II. Sr. in Ethi. I ' lli Drila Kapiia Van(;()1 hi. MiunREi) K. ( ' oliinihii! ' Eiliiration, li. Sc. Edit. i ' i l.utiilHlu Thpla 01.I.MEK. Helen JIav Columbus Edurntion, B. Sc. Edit. ArrhiT (lliih: Fleineiilary Edllialiull Cliih Vi ALDREN. Ernie Orsen R;.y Education. B. Sc. Edu. Ela Si{:iiia Phi Ti RNKR. Linda May Mi-Connelsvill Educiition, B. Sc. Edu. ( lrr (]lul : Chorum; Uru tiiiiig VoiJEi-CESANc, Carl Eugene Liniu E;hiriili(in. li. Sc. Edu. Vi aite, Lun d Lomnis West Valley, New York Education. B. Sc. Edu. I ' rr irlfiir i)f kappa Phi Kapfta: Student So- ciety iif Industrial Eneiiieer- ; (Council of Fra- ternity Presidents; Prarliral Eiluraliuii Cluli Ward. Cufford Loidin Wilberforce Education, B. Sc. Edu. WvRD, Eleanor Mary Colunihus Education, B. Sc. Edu. WaTKINS, RlBY M RCrERITE VI tidsw Drill Education, B. Sc. Edu. Ililla (;amnia : Delta Oniicron ; f:horiis: Ho.i-e Pre-i, 1,111. • i:..ni.i]l; Mu-iral Arts Clul. Ei s. M Mtr II V Louise ( oluiiiliu- Educntion, li. Sc. Edu. Phi Ihi Delta; V.W.C.A-; Pen ai..l lln llro ning KlllERllOLT. (JIAULES BLICKLE (;alli|) lis Education, li. Sc. Edu. I ' au Kap[ a Fpstliut; Scarlet Key; Stroller, Juiuor Track Manager; Committee of Hit Ward. Esther Marian ColllIll|pll Education, li. Sr. Edu. Kappa Delia: Pen and Brush: V.W.C;..A. Weaver. Josephine Elizabeth Colunilius Zeta Tan Alpha; V.W.C.A.; Glee l.luh; Delta Omiernn ; Chorus ' ells. Cora Marie Cambridge Education, li. Sc. Edu. t ' anfielil tiluli: Pjivsical Education Club W icivLi.. IIarhison Reading, Pennsylvania Education, B. Sc. Edu. Pi Kappa Phi; Basehall 71 ■n CoLLEGK of Education IKI;E1,. DoVMI) I ' riKDKHK k .-Il vill, ' Kilitriition, H. SV Kihi. ii.MAMS, Hkle. Grace .Syracuse Editciition, li. Sc. Edu.. H. A ' . W II KEPisdN. VI.IU M XV Middli ' tintM Eiluciiliiin. li. Sc. Eilii. Drilu Oinirmn: c:lii Drll i IMii : Mu-ical Arts Cliili: Clrr Clul.: Slinl.-nl Rrli inus Cotiiiril (iohlllllMI ' Ediifiilion. li. Sr. Eilii. I ' lii Omrga Pi; Sifma Thria Tan: I ' l ..i.l.ia Alpha Ka| | a M| ' a : KLnniilarv (Jlul of Torrh ; Sorrclary of I ' aiilirllrnjc isi;. M. Mildred Kent Efiiirtitinn. li. Sr. Edit. Wilson, Mauy Kosm.vn New Holland Education, K. Sc. Edu. Slroilers; Chorus; V.S.C.A. Wilson. MmiAAi Green ille Education. B. Sc. Edu. Si ' inia Kappa Whten, Walter C. Ohio Cit Education, li. Sc. Edu. VkOwRA. li Mim I ' ml Bai ' lit ' iliin Aris-Edu.: li. A.: It. Sc in F. A. ri ;ht. Lur.iEN C. Coliimluis Education, li. Sc. Edu. Orcliesira ; Cliunis Kiii. Jlwette Yanacsek, Lous Joseph Joliti ii ii (;i( ' M laiul EdiK iiliiiu. II. Sc. Edu. Education, li. Sc. Edu. i:lii Oiiiriia: Thi-ra Sicma IMii ; Sororily I ' lu Sisnia Kappa; Eoolliall; Socctr I rr iilriils Liiliiiril Aims, l.i ipw ir; Gary, indi;ina Education, li. Sc. Edu. I.aiiilMla I Ik lplia ; Trark; I ball; Tt.-.i urrr ul Sii|tliuiiiurc (Mai ; uraily U . ■ MINAI.L, RlSSKl.L I.WMlENr.E Jl ' ru al ■m Education, li. Sc. Edn. Wilson, M mijohie Lolise Colundjiis Education, li. Sc. Edu. V.MX.A.; I ' .ii an,l lli.j-li WiNANs. Mmii Winifred Coluinliu- Education, li. Sc. in E. A. Kappa Alpha Thrla 72 College of Commerce and Administration Addison. Ai) m iimin Coliimlm- C.ommerce Ailm.. It. Sr. BvKKR. Herbert Arney Unylon Commerce A lni.. li. Sc. Bartels. Robert D. W. Wheeling, We. t Virginia Commerce Adm., li. Sc. Sigma Nu: Phi Ela Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma: Christian Scifiicir Oreani alion ; Strollers; WOSr I ' la .r.; S mphony Or- chestra ; Lantern Becker. Thel:ma Jane Bedford. Indiana Commerce Ailm.. B. Sc. Delia Zela: Strollers; Y.W.C.A.; Sun Dial; Itrov ning; Manafienienl (!liil) Arnold, .Sam Cleveland Commerce Ailm., B. Sc. Beta Gamma Sigma; N ' arsity Soccer Barnhart, Morris Edward Columbus Commerce Adm., B. Sc. I ' l kjppa AI| Iia; Senior Wrestling Manager; lee.President o( Religions ( ouneil ; Senior Caliinet of V.M.G.A.; President of Sophft- niorr Y Couneil ; Searlet Key; Industrial MuuageMienl ( ' lnl Baskin, Martha Kay Cleveland Com. Adm., B. Sc. in Jour. Chi Delia Phi; Y.W.C.A.; Hillel Player. Theta Sigma Phi Bee. Mary Virginia Columbus Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Alpha Xi Delta BliNDER. DoHOTHY JeANNE r);i Ton Commerce Adm.. B.Sc. in Jour. Al|iha Omieron Phi; Riding Club: Teiini. : Sophomore Prom Benson, Charles Ellsworth ( M ltltl)Itll Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Bii.i.KV. Frank Hubert Tro) Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Traek ; Football Bland, Elmer Lee [ronton Com. Adm., B. Sc. in Jour. SirolliTs; OSL Players; Lantern Benja:min. Robert M. Columbus Commerce (t Adm.. B. Sc. Zela Itela Tan; Tennis Bernard. Lloyd Mills Columbus Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Phi Kappa Psi ; Roniopbos Black. Ed A. Haniillon Com. .Idm.. B.Sc. in Bus. Adm. Delia Sigma Phi BkEIIME. i LTER O. Ma iIlon Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. liela All.ha Psi 73 College of (Iommihck aiul Admlmstration lilillWN. HKriHK]tl WiMMM-- lilKIWN. lH(.IMA A N !r(M(k ilK ' (!( luiiil ii ( om. Ailni.. li.Sr. in Sor. Adiii. I ' .ommi ' rre Ailm., B. Sc. t.luirtis: Siiiina Alpha Siitnia ' ] ' lii ta Phi Alpha; Phi (Jii Thrta Hri.i.VRn. Alanson Griffith Goliiniliiis l)in NSON. Wii.i.iVAi Riixii.i ' ii Sliiiroii. Pemisylviinia (om. Adm., B.Sr. in Bus. Idiii. Commerce iK: lilni.. IS. Sc. I ' ll! Eta Si;:nia: Beta ( aiiima Simula; AlplKi Dflla Si|:ma Pi koppo Fsi: Bcia Alpha Psi : Freshman Di- liatc Team ; Vice PresidenI of Coniitierre Caiineil lU Rt.ESS. MaR CVROI. N Columbus Commerce Adm., B. Sc. liruiMiiiip: Y. l.C.A.: Arehery Club IUkIvETT, HaRHV DdLPH Cleveland Commerce .4dm., B. Sc. Simula Alpha Epsiltin: Beta Alpha Calper. Viilli m Josipii CxNFiELD, Wallace HiATT Marlins Ferry Colu mbus Cnniinerce Adm., B. Sc. Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Oil MRia;s. ii.i.iAM (iincinniiti (Ittmmrne Sr Adm.. H. Sc. I ' ll. K;i|M ii I ' -i: arvil (► : Makio Buar.I ; ' I mill- .;i|iluiii : Iliii ' krI and I)ipp -r : Chair- naii ol Jii iK.r I ' roiii. ' : H .xiwroiniiif!. 7, ( RABBS. (tORIION EaRI.K l)ii lon (Unu. Adm.. H. Sr. in R:i . Adm. I ' lii Kappa Tan; Munliinn Baiul ; V.M.C.A.: ;iiT lliili ; (Jhiirii- ; rralrriiil Prr- ' idciiU ' Cniiiiril: irp I ' -r-ulcnl  ( Kappa Kappa Fki ; OdiirrrI Band DeLFS. H( (.11 Al.BKRT C.fininH ' rcf di Atliii.. H. S?. DiTTOE. W II.I.IWI F,l Mtll Voiing- ' io I) Cttmmvrtv Adm.. H. Sc. BrU ThHii I ' l : H. in |ili - . S. arlil Kr ; Srnior SHinimiiiic M ana kit Beta Cam ma Si rna : Bel a Alplia I ' i : (ii ntcrce Council C;ooK. RowENA Nye ( oliiinlms Com. S ' Adm.. U.Sc. in Soc. Adm K;ip|.a Driti): V.W.C.A. Day, Jack (tHvnt Culunilm. ' - Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. DiUa Chi: I ' re idpnt of Slrollcrs: Vicr i ' rfsi- rlrnt oi V.M.C.A.: Senior Ba ehall Maiiaji ' -r; Secrelary of Scarlet Key; Secretar -Trra-- iirer o( Sphinx ; SnphcinKtrc Srcrrlary of .M.C.A.; Bucket an.) Dipp.r Devaney, Ja e Columbus Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Delia (;ariinia: IVeMdeiil ol Vi.nien ' Self i,n t riMiieiil Aooeinlion: Sludenl Sena:e : Mortar Bouril : Chiine- : Bcla (ianinia Sicmi ' ; Schiilari ; Vt otncn ' r Ohio ; Ponierene AiK i-- orv Ci.MiPiitIre: Y.W.C.A.; Makin; Coutii il on Student iTair i |)()N() N. BlKN El.l HKIII Miiitiii Verv Cnninterre S Adm.. B. Sc. lphu (h. Oincpa; .tt.C.V ; I ' Or ; Sorority A cnihl 74 College of Commkiue and Admimstratiox DoHsr. MvitTiiv Tll ;( l) )R l (niit ' ni Com. Idm.. li.Sr. in Soc .(( V.W.C.A. DliNDON. RdBERT Tv l :r Ciiluiniius Cdiii. it Adni., li.Sc. in lliis. tdin. Kiip|)ii Si ina; Hi-la Alpha P i : Jiiiiinr Hi- rcrlor iil ()liii I ' liion Artivitii-;. ; Trra-tirpr .,1 . r.(:.A.: Coiirerl Banil; Serrrlary of Sciphniiiore Y Council; Frc-liinaii Arli i- lifs; ( ommercp Coliiiril E(;r.ER, Charles Edward Columbus Com. Adm.. B. Sc. in Jour. Sipina Delta Clii: Editor of tilt- Lantern : Frr v :hil); Stnile:il Senate; Ohio Staters. Inrorporaleil E ANS. John Robert. Jr. Hubbard Commerce S: tdm.. H. Sr. Plii Ka|)pa Sib;nia IJi DA. Edward Irvinglon. iSew Jer- ey Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Vljiha Kappa P i ; ( ' ommcrce ( ' ointril ; Fre. hniaii Cross ( oiintrv l i NN. James S. . i:i(!aia Falls, New York Citmmerce Adm.. B. Sc. I horns E ans, Gail Steubenville Commerce Adm., B. Sc. (!.i|ttain of Scahbard and Blade; Pre-ident of Kiflc Club Evans, Rodcer Kessler Columbus Commerce .4dm., B. Sc. Tan Kappa Epsilon I ' lsHBEiN, Alex Jav Toledo Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Phi Epsilon Pi; Business Manaper of Hillel Players; Fraternity Presidents ' Cinnuil : Junior Prom Committee I ' oLEV, Martin Enw rd Hubbard Com. Adm.. II. Sc. in Hii MCA. I ' oLSO.M. UeAN L. Albion. Mirhigan Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Sipma Chi Fried! l n. Jl Ills H, Cb ' eland Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. A dm. Si|:ma Alph aiier o( Obi Mu; Sun Dial; Business Man- Staler; Press Club: Slroller- FiSK, Beth Cole Cleveland Heights Com. .4dm., B. Sc. in Soc. .4dm. Kappa Delta; V.W .C.A. Folk. Ronald S. Ci)hiiiiliiis Commerce it Adm., B. Sc. Beta Alpha Psi FllEIBl Kf.lIOl SK. NiVIAN ElLEM Schenec ' lady, New York Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Phi Mu; Mortar Board; Exerutive Counril of V.W.C A.; Thela Sipma Phi; Pomereue Ad%i,ory Board; Sun Dial; Sorority Presi- dents ' ( uinril ; Secretary of Somen ' s Ohio; Seholaris ; Lantern (; B1.EM N. CllVRLES IlcTT a erlv Commerce .idm., B. Sc. Ka[i|ia Kup| a I ' si : So|ih(uniirr Cfunn-il ; .luMior Manager ol Intramural,; Glee Cluh; Marehini; Baud; Scarlet Kev ; I ' reshoian Fencing Team 75 College of Commerce and Administration H MtiiisoN. J;)H F. (Commerce A lm.. li. Sc. Drita Sicma Pi; Fratmiily rrryulriiU Couji- cil: Srrrrlary-Treasnrer of ( ' .oniimTrf Ciiiiiiril; Pcrslnni: Kifirs; Kiflr Tram. Harsha, CiiAHi.K-- M mmon HMI l on C.ommi ' ri I ' liliii.. II. Sr. I.aiiih.la (III Miil.il ; (.I.-.- (I.il. ; Clii.ru- litSS, W II.Ul I! t il( Painesville CnmmrrrP .tilin.. II. Si-. Miihu i ail Oiiii ' ca (ivHllNKK. Wll.l.IAM RV ' .SELL Zanes ille ( ' .iimmrrcp liliii.. It. Sc. SIpnia Chi; jr ily O ; Icf-PrrMileiil ol Polo Club Gaudier. Thomas M:.iysville Com. .4(lm., li. Sc. in Jinir. k;ip|)a Si[;n a; Laiilrni; Sipnia Oflla Clli Haapa. Wayne Wili.hm Faiipoil Harbor Com. Adm., B. Sc. in Jour. Lantern; University Chorus; Sigma Delta Clii ; (;lee Club; Strollers IUmmom). Jeanette Rose W illianistowii CtininiiTce .4(lm.. li. Sc. Sijiiiia Alpha Sigma; Chorus IIakroff, Homer Hugh oungftown Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Ileta Alpha Psi ; Glee Club; Baseball Hekndon, James Conway Mount PleasaiU Commerce Adm.. li. Sc. I ' bl Kappa; Fraternity I ' resiiients ' Coiiiiril ; Campus Relations Committee Hoi IS, Kenneth Guy Weslfield, New Jersey Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Siiiiiia Phi Fpsilon; Sophomore nu eball Man- u)!er ; Sophomore Block O Manager GaUREII. I ' aI I. J MES BuiTalo Commerce Adm.. li. Sc. GOLDBERC. ILM M. Inttiaii;ipoli . lnili;iii:) Commerce Adm., li. Sc, Sigma Delta Tau Haoaman. F. Homer Cle elantl Heiglil? Commerce .4dm.. H. Sc. Phi Delta Theta ; Ileta (Fainma Sigma; Phi Ela Sigma: arsily Shimming; arsily O ; Viee-Presidenl of Commerre Coiiiiril; Varsity Debating Team; Pre iilenl Sophomore Y Colinril ; Strollers ; Ronio{ hos Harris. Rodger C. Coluiiihus Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Phi ;amina Delta Ives, Robert W m.iiu Jackson, Archie Russell Coluiiiliii- Mt. Vernon Commerce .4dm.. li. Sc. Commerce Adm.. li. Sc. Phi Delta Thela; Srarlel Ke ; Iliirkel anil I. amhila Chi Alpha ; Junior Priim t.iimmttlee ; Dipper; Sphinx; Slmlelil Sriiair; Bnsli Cummillee of HH ; Foreign Traile Clllh; Senior Manager ol Stroller ; Jiiiiiiir Ba ehall Man- Foreign Trade Kepresentati e ; Coniineree ager; Prr.ident ol .M.i:.A.; Junior Prom Council (Committee ; Senior Prom ( ommitlee ; Hume, earning Committee 76 College of Commerce and Admlmstration Johnson. Thomvs F. Collllllllll- Com. Ailm.. li. Sc. in Jour. I ' lii Kappa Yjiii K ABl.K. JoMN KOHKIII Spring alley Com. Ailm.. li. Sf. in Kits. Ailn KvsTELir. Joseph J. C!lo el;iiul l.omniprtp Atlni.. B. Sc. Kriecer. Herman Dwin T..le lc, Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Sipma Nil: Iiitprfraternily Pledge Council; Scarlel Ma k Jones, William Jvmks Clevelanfl Heif;lil Com. Adm.. B. Sr. in Bus. Adii T.III Kappa Kp iliiii Kale. E. Cornellv OUllf ' IOUIl Commerre t Adm.. B. Sc. I ' rr.iili ' iil lil Thria I p-iloii; V.W.C.A. Ke.ndis. Leroy Donald Cle eland Heights (Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. PrpsiHeiil of Plii Si !ma Delta; Biisine Man- a;:er of Ohio Slater; Editor of Hillel Srroll : Makio; Strollers KlEMMEL, CoNRAO HeNRV Sandusky (Commerce .4dm.. B. Sc. Iiilrainiiral IJu iii|;: Iiilraniiiral re llii I M PER. Carl Lolis Eutlid (.ommerce .4dm., B. Sc. Marrhing Band l.Kwis. Leon Eugene I oftsniouth Ciiminerce .4dm.. B. Sc. SicMia I ' hi Epsiinn .MAliKS. Bl RTON W. Cleveland Commerce .4dm.. B. Sc. Pre.iiteiil iif Zeta lieta Tan; Pre iiletit tif Hill.l I ' lairr-; Vire-Presi,lenl of F..rnoi So- . irl ; Slrnllers M MtllN. H Vl.PH .1. Cadi Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. rm -kd LeFevre. Frederick Campbell Springfield Commerce .4dm.. B. Sc. Pi Kappa Aiplia: Roniopho ; Scarlet Key; Senior FennnK Manager; Freshman Ot.- Coiiiitr Lof;AN. Mary Ada Ciiluiidisis Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Phi Mn; Scholaris: Chi Delta Phi: Beta Gamma Sitima. Martin. Gillette Keim Norwii ' liloKn. Conni ' iliint Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. JIcElwee. Dvkvmn E. Ce!i( ' a Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Sii:oia Al| ha Fjt.iloM 77 College of Commerce and Admlmstration IMdorz, M MO Hi III l)a l M ( ' .tun. S: .iiliii.. ii. Sc. in S n -[ii Oiiir a: Sim Diiil : Strulli-r ; j ' li (n-w; Y. ' B.C.A. t,ln, 11 erf lit i JfM Pauch, Ru 11 vki) (!i rtis Columbus Comnierre .4dm., li. Sc. IMii (rjnuiia Dflla ; ' arsily Tennis PlIILBIN, AlLEEN MaRIE Bucyrns Com. Atlm.. li. .Sc. in Iiu . Athn. Itrownini:: V.W.C.A.; Slrollcrv; PinniTrnc Advisory Board I ' llIM .. UAl.ril A. Ri( ' g ,-Muy (Commerce .Idm.. li. Sc. I ' rr idrlil of I ' i Kappa I ' lii: Kplu Alpha I « Reeves, Iii nk Ihvmn CIe « ' laiiil doinmrrci ' X ' Aihn.. It. Sc. MosslKl.l.KH. Makv MvK(, REr West Cheslei- Com. .4dm., IS. Sc. in Soc. ,4dm. Pn-Hidnit of Alplia Delia Pi: Treasurer o( Sipina Alpha Sipiiia ; Y. .t .A.; (Ihorus MlEll . EnllH II1I.1M Columbus Commerce Adm., B, Sc. Pi H.lii Phi: Sipma Alpha Si?ina ; V.l«.C.A. SMMplii.in Orcheslra Nkedhvm. EnvTiiE Jane We ieivillf Conunerce Adm.. B. Sc. SiL.:na Kappa: V. ' .(;.A.: Browniii;; Peterson, Rlssell Leonard Erie, Pennsylvania Commerce .4dm., B. Sc. Siyma Alpha Epsihin; Sirollers: Scarlel Mask; Makio Board Piker, Florence Joan Ilainillnn ConimiTce t Adm.. B. Sc. Mpha i;|..il..M Phi: I.W.C.A.; Hilh-l I ' layers I ' LK, William Jhldeuick Kenton Com. .4dm.. B. Sr. in Jour. Rich, S ' i i.vi v Joanne C oUimhu.. MoRtAN, IldU Mil) AlMlH R I hriilisvilU- (Commerce .4dm.. li. Sc. Ilela Thela Pi MiKPin. M K Elizabeth li:iltimorp. Maryland Commerce .4dm.. B. Sc. Delia Sipma Thela; V.W.( A.; I.unlei Neal. Ceor(;e Vernace Dayton Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Bela Thela Pi; Varsil Foolhall; Varsily Track Nolze, Sue M. Eanra.-ler Commerce .4dm.. li. Sc. (Faiiiiiia Phi Bela Com. .4dm.. li. Sc. in Jour. 78 College of Com merge and Administration Kli IIMilM). 1. 1 I ILLE KiluA ' .ommerce. li. Sc. in (ixii. Alplia Chi OiiH ' fia: V.hi Drlla Phi: Aincr- iraii ( oIli-Rp tNirtiral Socirly Rose, Cecil Kenneth (!ohinil ii- t ' .iini. cV Ailnt.. II. Sr. in lln . Aiini laiiil..lii Chl Alpha: Glre Cliih : Churn- . I.( .; Fralt-niity Presidents Cotlliril I () Kii. WiiLivM F. li I 111 N. Salter Melville BrIli ' I ' ciiihiine Ml. Vernon CttnttntTce S: Adin.. H. Sf. C.ontmerre Adni„ . .Sc. Dc ' ll i Tun Dflla: Hcla Alpha I ' -i : V.M.C.A. l ' ,-la Thria Pi; Soarlfl Key; Fuc.lhall l;i Rl:m ' Ersberc. Dolores Columhu? Commercp Adm., B. Sc. Delta (;aniina: President of Y. ' . :.A.: Stn- dent Sp:iB.e; Somen ' s Ohio: Strollers; BroMtlilli:; Mortar Board: President of Chimes; Sigma Alpha Si ina ; Alpha Kap| a Delta Saencer. John Frederick South ienna Commerce Adni.. B. Sc. Kappa Kappa Psi ; Coneerl Band: Football Band: Symphony Orchestra; Salon Or- chestra RcTJi. Mary Jane Cohimhu-: Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Mpha i Delta Sanders. Charles illiam or«;ilk Ci nimerce Adm., B. Sc. SinAi ss. John Willard Norwalk Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. I). ' ll.-i I psilon .• ( HOMER. Frances Rhea Miiidletown l|.ha tp.ilon Phi; V.W.CA.: H.llel IMa Shier. Henry Nathan (Movi ' l;nicl Commerce .4dm.. B. Sc. Phi Fp.ilon Pi: Phi Eta Si nia ; Beta (iainnia SiKina : IntranMiral Manager: Fre hnia:i Basr- liall : Indoor Ila.ehall: Fraternity Scholars ' .iip Chairman Spenceii. Ralph Kennf.th Ma ill..n Com. Adm.. B. Sc. in Jour. Siema Pi ' ; News and Mana;!int: Editor of Lantern; Sitima Delta f hi ; Coniineree Coun- cil: Scholarship Council. Sciiirtzini:er. Betty Dorothea Coluinhiis Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Al| ha | Drlla Scully. GEORfiE G. ( i htiiiliiis Commerce .-idm., B. Sc. Al|iha Tan Omega: Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma ; Interfraternity Presidents Conncil Shipley. Vim;iNiA R. Mariiin Commerce .4dm., B. Sc. Secretary of Mortar Board; Chimes; Beta Gamma .Sicma: Associate Editor of Makio. 3 1 ; MalsMt Board: IX omen ' s Seif-Government Association: Scholaris : Ohio Staler: Strollers; Brofsning: JiMiior Prom (Committee; Senior Prom (Committee; Women - Ohio; Women ' s ocalional Coiiferenie (Coordinator Spi ker. I ' m I. II. ( ' llltlllllllls Commerce S- Adm.. B. Sc. Industrial Iana|:rnieiit Ctiih; Marketing ( lilh 79 Todd. Charles Solon Columbus Cninmercp Adm.. II. Sc. Sral.l.arcl and llla.lr: IVr-liinn RiKi-s T so , l■■|!A kl.I C. Dflroit. Mi -lii ;in Commerce Adm.. IS. Sc. College of Coinhmekce and Admlmstration Sroi T. M. Evan ;kline (! llulllllU Com, Adm.. li. Sc. in Jour. T iT. Albert L. I ' «fll (.ommiTcv .4dm.. li. Sc. Taylor, Donald Hewson i iic]|)ury. New Jersey Commerce .4dm.. li. Sc. Taylor. Vir(;inl C NDif.E Worlhiuglon Commerce .4dm.. li. Sc. Kta ifima; IJ ' la Alpha I ' =i ; Bfia Canuiia Tln-ra I p-iloii; I ' re-Mlt-nt nl raiilK-llriiK ' : o. „ia men ' - Ohm; Sliideiit S«-iiaIf; Si-;ma ipha Tekpenny, Russell Jay (liilumlius ( ' .Dinmerce .idm.. li. Sc. Il. ' ]la L] ,noii TiioMrsoN, Marcelline Columbus Commerce .4dm.. B. Sc. Tracevvell, Mar(;aret Ann Columbus Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Pi li,.|a Phi: Y.W.C.A. Valsmm). S m Ronald (Meveland Com. S- .4dm.. li. Sc. in Soc. .4dm. Plli Ela Simula : Bi ' la UMiiiia Sigma W Af.NER. Clikidrii R. Watson. W. Trayer Ciiiciiiniili (;oniifaul Commerce Adm.. li. Sc. Com. Adm., B. Sc. in Jour. SiiEllia Alpha Lp iloli; Slnillrr ; prulrriiil) lail Kappa Ep.ih li: Krc.limall Trark ; Laii- Prr idrnt!. ' Coiiiu-il liTii: SnpIuuiiDrr :nuilril EARi. Leu Ml II Ml) Mailrid, i c ovV. Commerce .4dm., li. Sc. Chi I ' hi: Sf-nior Koolhall Mmiatirr: Slinlriit Sriiair : Prr iilriil tti Smrlpl Kc) ; iri -Prp«i. drill of Sphinx Wells. (Jeorce EiiCENE Columbus Commerce .4dm.. II. .Sc. Thal, Gene Dayton Commerce .4dm.. B. Sc. Sipina lfiha Mii; liilirlraternil) Pledjle Cuuiu-il Tinker, Mxr.iorie Columbus Com. .4dm.. li. Sc. in Jour. Delia (;ainina: Y.W.C.A.; Si.an Cliih: Kresh- iiiaii Haiidhdiik 80 College of Coinimerce and Admimstration Wernick. Frki) Fosloria CommiTve Ailni.. li. Sc. Spnior Iiitriiiiiiiral ManaRer; SrarU ' t Laiilrni ILLEV. Merlin Harold Toledo Contmerre Adni.. H. Sc. Pi Kappa Mphu : Fresliman Fonlball; Varsity Trark ; Biirkpl ami Dipper; Student Senate: Jiininr I ' riim Committee Williams. D. Geraldine Diiylon Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Alpha Helta I ' l ; Archery Club ooD. Donald G. Columbus Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Beta Alpha H i Weyrich, Harry Robert Toledo Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Siiiina Phi Fp iloii; Trea-urer of Beta Alpha P i ; Treasurer of Homophos; liiterfraternitv Pleilce Colllieil ; Vire-Pre iileut of Sophomore V f iuiiril; Makio; Fre liniau Handhonk Williams Damd Oodard Lakewood Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Varsity Polo: Glee CIul. : I ' olo Club; Searlel Mask: Rifle Club Wilson, James Joseph Weslerville Commerce .4dm.. B. Sc. Delta Sigma Pi; Y.M.C.A.: Forum; Pislo Club; Professional Interfraternity Coiineil. Wood. James R. East Liberty Commerce .4dm.. B. Sc. Alpha Tau Omega ORTHINKTON. JosEPHINE Ciiluniltus Commerce Adm., B. Sc. Kappa Delta; Sigma Alpha Sigma; Bro ing; Interraeial Council; Pacifist Club; Piui erene Ad%isory Board; L ' niversity Keligio f Council ; Glee Cub; Somen ' s Panhellenii omen ' s Self Government Association ; f i zenship Committee YiRicK. Stephen Carl Cleveland Commerce Adm.. B. Sc. Lambda Chi Alpha; Freshman Baseball 81 College of Arts and Sciences l)l)l ) . Hklkv I ' imnc.es 1! vm ii. I.ku i- U : ni Columbus T I m1i Arls-lUliicatwn. li.A.. li. Sc. in lulu. trl -Mrdiri ' ii: «..(. IlrowitiiiR; (Jlcc Club; Chorus; Fen and Sicit ' u li li.i Mii lirush; V.M ' .C.A.; Pliilomallu ' an l-ilcrary Sorii ' tv liiKKiiu M. r.Lni L. St. Marys .iris, B.A. iirhiilarU: Secrclary-Treas. of Slu.lrnl CI.eiii- Srliolan-: W .C.A iral Sofiety Uslill. M Vin Kl.I ABETH Oiiluiiihus Arts. n.A. lii.i MK. MvBKL Louise Bovcher. Helen L. Mi;iniisl)urf; Cnlumbus Arls-luliicdliiin. I!. A.. li.Sr. in Etlii. Ails. II. A. Pi Dria rill r.iiu As, William Pearson N iiung to n . r s. B.A. Iiilr;irniiral BaM-l i)ll; liilranuiral Haskt ' tliall : I nlraiiiiira] Football BisK.iiTMAN. Rosemary Bromberc;. Erik Irvin(; Ciiliinibus Cleveland .(,(,. J.,,). .Irlx-luliiriilion. IS. .4.. H. Sc. in Edii. Kappa Kappa (;amina ; V.W.C.A.: (;l. ' i ' Club I ' bi Ela Siiiina ; I ' hi Alpha Thfla ; I ' lii Kcla Kappa; Sun Dial: Spuiitr Mana t-r ol KiHi- Ti ain BiiwvER, Evelyn Alice Cleveland Heinlils Arts. li.A. lpba l)rl;a Pi; Y.W.C.A.; Stroller,; Sigma Delia I ' lii; Delta Sifjma Rho; Varjity Debat- ing ; t ' uruni l!ll(l« N. Em HER !( lunil us ,trls, B.A. Ela Sigma Phi I!l IIMI M. Maiiiin T.. Jll. Sprinjifield Canfieii). niciMX (Jail Coliiniliii- Ir s. B.A. BiiRKY, Elton Burch Voungslown Arls-Lmv. B..4. Lambda Cln Alpha Cami ' BKi.l. Doris McLean Culuillllll irI.t-Etlucolion. B..(. Kapiia Al|il.a Thela ; Mortar Board; Chi : BroMiiiii):; Stuilent Senalr; onieu ' - Oluo; Srholari ; Junior I ' nun ; President of onieu Recreation Cinnuil ; Virr Pre.ident .d ' Y. VI . C, A.; I ' re-idenI ol S.ipbo.nore V Ccrnmil tlviiii. (a KcHMii Ctiluiiilius Arts. B.A. Delta Siitma Phi; CIhou. 82 College of Arts and Sciences Carr, Marybelle Columbus Arts. li.A. Pi Dcla I ' lii; Y.W.C.A.: ScholarU: Vicr- Pretidenl of iSnnhoniurc (Mass; Arl Cuutiril C.HiBn, Ellen Peirce ( luiiil us Arts. li.A.. M.A. kappa Alpha Tlit ' ta ; Miirtar B ar«l ; Prrsi- denl of Chi Di ' lla i hi: Si ina Drlla Plii; PrrsiHi-Ilt of RroHiiiti;:; Art C tcil Cartkh. ;i.m)k Kiiw rii Hichw oo(I Arls-Etliirtition. li.A.. li.Sf.iii Eilii. Ka|ipa I ' lii Kappj Cl.lKTON. l.ltlLE ( luiii|ju« Arts. li.A. Alpha I ' hi CoLLicoTT, Esther Collins. Anna May Columbus Clolumbus Arts, B.A. Arts. B.A. Kappii Kappa Oamnia : Trea-urer of riiinips; Dflta (iamnia: ice-Presidenl of Delta Omi- Vicr-Pre-idenl t t Morlar Board; Brn%« iiitii: : rrnii ; .IX.C.A.; Pre-idenl ol Glee i ' Aub: SifEiiia Delia Pi: W umen ' - OIih); Senior ( ali- BriiHiiiiifr inet o( V.% .( A. ; Preiidenl of Sup)ioniore Y Cotiriril (loMBS. ElGE.NE L. (Columbus Arts. B.A. • iiinia Au Daum. George Andrew Portsmouth Arts-Educntion. B.A.. B.Sc. in Eilii. Deax, Adolphls Filler ( ' ohimbus Arts. B.A. Fri- ' hniaii Oofs Country Demorest, Margaret Frances Toledo Ins. B.A. Clii Oiiioga; Chi Deira Phi; V.W.C.A. DeNolld, U alter Leonard Zanesville Arts, B.A. I)l NNAVAM. HeLANYA L. W alien Arts. B.A. Alpha Phi; Buot and Sa.hlle ; Y.W.C. . Ueming. Willis R. Columbus Arts. B.A. Delia Ip-ilon: President of Sphinx: Bucket and Dipper ; Komophn ; Secretary of Fra- ternity Affair?; (Jiainiian of Fraternity Presi- dent Connri!; Fraternity Adviirors Council; Student Senate; Strollers; Senior Prom Com- mittee ; Homecumini;. M ; Arl Council ; Junior Prom (Committee DeVenmsh. Mary Lou Briccs Briggsdale Arts, B.A. Kappa Alpha Thela ; Prownijig: Y.W.C.A. Senior Cahinet ; tomen ' s Ohio; Bool and Saddle DtHiN. John Hrice Norrifloun. IVnn yIvania Arts. B.A. Phi Kuppa P ' i : Secretary and Justice of Student url; Student Senate; Chairman of Dad ' s Day. ■. Ticket Chairman of Home- coming. ' SI : Council on Student Affairs ; Freshman SMimniiii!:: Phi Ela Siama : Romo- pho-; Bucket and Dipper; Pi Si nia lpha EBEitsoi.n. Charles W. ColuniUiis Arts, B.A. Delia Tau Delta; Spliiii : Hurkel and Dipper; Preoiilent of Uomopho : Phi Kla Siicma ; Di rector of Student Actitilirs; Chairman of HomcruiniMK 31; Editor of Student Hand- book ; Treasurer of Junior Class ; President of Freshman Y.M.C.A. 83 College of Arts and Sciences Gii.L, Elizabeth hk.i.ma Columbus Arts. II. .1. afl| ;l Vlpha Tilda GlIl.FOHl). FrEIIERK K R. Sjlelll Arts. II. A. HeKKIN. RiLIIARn J. Cini ' innuti Arts. IS.A. Urlm Ip.llon: ■■ri-jcl,Mil .,1 J.i lliirk. ' l un.r OipiK-r; K.xjll. ill IIeRHON, M Kt !)( « NS Cllilll.nlh. ' Arls-E luriiti n, H.,4. I ' l FlrU I ' lu; Y.W.C.A. KisEN, Irving Ne vark, New JiM t y Irl.-i-Eclucution. Ii..4., li. Sc. in Etlu. English, Eloise Iumbus Arts-Etluciilion. H.A.. 11. Sr. in lulu. Drllii (ianinia: .Mortar Board: (Jlinlc- : Slrollvr ; Itro tiiinp; Senior ( aliinrt of V.W.C.A.; Arts Council FuiENi). JuAMTA Fay (lolunibus Arts. B.A. Alpha Delta Pi; Glee Club; Y.W.C.A.: Kreshnian Handbook ; I ' onierene Advisovy Board G FiEY. John Dean (lolumbus Arts, B.A., M.A. riii Eta Sipma ; i ' bi Beta kappa; Arts Cuuli- cil : Ne nian (!liib GitLNUbiEiN, Nathan Uamd Cleveland .4rls, B.A. l i Sipnia Alpha; Hillel Players; Presulent of A ukab; VC ' illiam E. Binirbam Award Ml; Ilill.l Debaters: Hillel SUulent Couneil IIatton, William C. Columbus Arts, B.A. Beta Theta Pi; Strollers Board; Scarlet Ke Eta Simnil I ' ll! ; ice-Presideiil of Slroilrr Iiilrauiural Malia(;cr Hi.MHtlX. Film 11 UolHDElTE CollllllbuS Delta Gamma; Cbi D,ll;i I ' bi : I ' bi lpbi Thela; Hrowilillg; Arts Council; Pbiloina lluiin Society Heusi 11. Akihi II j ( OB Coliiiiibiis Arts. B.A. Siiiioa Alpha Mil ; Hillel I ' hitei.; Phi Eta Siinia: Srabbiir.l ami llla.le English. Aha I.oi ise Coliimlius Arts. B.A. I ' l Hela Phi; ■ «.C. .; French Club FiNEBERG. Henry Cleveland Heipbis Arts. B.A. Strollers; Hillel Pla ers Frankel. (Jodfrev B. Cleveland Arts, B.A. Phi Sigma Dflla : Manager of Freshman Cruss Counlry ; Hillel Players : Lantern ; Junior Track Manager : Sophomore Ohio Relays ; Interiralemily Pledge Counril Gerlincer. Alice Salomea Fostoria Arts, B.A. Pre irlont of (lamnia Sigma Alpha 84 College of Arts and Sciences Hill. Jean Culuniliii6 Arts. li.A. Pi Hi ' U Phi; ( hiiiifs: Mortar Board: Trras. iirrr of V.V .CA.; Strollers; Junior Prnm (ioilitiiiltrc ' 34 I MS, Elnoha Cnlunil u Arts. li.A. Brouiiiii!;. V.U.C.A. Johnson. Mvrgaret Ann Columbus Arts. fi.A. Kjimiu Kappa t aiiiina ; ll-owtiiiig; Strollers; Srholan-; Sisma Delta Phi Kent, Eugene E. Columbus Arts, B.A. Pi Tail Pi Sigma Hoover, Gerai.ii i. Newark Arts. B.A. Sii:nin Chi; Phi Ela Sipiiia ; Strollers; Or- rlie.tra ; Freshman Tennis Jdiinson. Dorothy Elizabeth (Ileveland Arts. B.A. Slroll.r. ; Broi.ili Chorus Y.W.C.A.; Scholaris Joseph. Dorothy Cintiniiati Arts. B.A. lpha Ep,ilon Phi: V. (.(:.A.; Hillel Pla er. Ketcham, Victor Alms. Jh. Columbus Arts, B.A. Di ' hale Team; Delta Sigma Rlio; Seabhard an. I llhi.le; Forum: Glider Club KiuB , Ruth Irene Ml. Vernon Arts. B.A. Delia Camma; V.W C.A. Koon, Russel D. Marion Arls-Kihiriition. B..4., B.Sc. in Edu. KiiuHNKR. Eim Rn John I ' ill-tii-lil. Massaihusetts Arts. B.A. The:a Kappa Phi; Neunian (Hub; Prom Committee; Fraternity Presidents ' ril ; Sopliomore V t ' ouneil ; Polu tTi KosLEN. Evelyn Mae Cleveland Heights Arts. B.A. Junior Coun- b I.AiEv. Mary M. (!nlnitibiis Arts. B.A. Delia Delia Delia; Y.W.C.A.; Brouniui:: Seeretary of Strollers; Strollers Board; Pom- erene Ad isory Board; Si ma Delta Phi; Fla Si nia Phi I. n(;er. Antoinette (ii luillllU Arts. B.A. Delia (.anima ; Bu.iness Manager of Brown- ilic; lonieii ' s Self Co erlinient Association; . t ' .t:.A.; Student Senate; Women ' s Ohio; Noi ' utioual Information Conference Com. Lane. William Henkv Newark .Irrs. B.A. I.EIKVRT. RllHVRn Henry Citlunibii Arts. B .A. Siiimu Chi; Football Baud 85 McCl.F.ERY. JeANNETTE ELIZABETH ( olllllllills Arts-Hituriition, It. Sc. in lirlii. Trra iirrr of Kla Sigma Phi Mendki-son. Max Alfred lit-llaire Arts. It.A. Plii F.la Sigma Messenger. Makold M. New L n l m Arts. It.A. Drira Ip-iliin Morgan, Hkhm n II. Paris, Tr a .irts, It.A. Alpha I ' hi Alpha College of Arts and Sciences l.L ' CAS, RiCHARn A. LONGWELL, MaKV K. Colunibiis Zanesville Arts. It.A. Arts. li.A. Delia Chi; PresiJi-iil of Fn-hmui. Cla-.; Tlulal ' lii l|.ha : Slrollirs ; Y.W.C. .: Nc«. (;lrr Club: Makio ni;iii C 1„1, MacIvor. Robert Jewell Macklin. I). Don Marvsville Colunihu? Arts, B.A. Arts. H.A. I ' hi Gamma Drlla : Prt--ntriil of Senior Class; Spliinv; Burkcl an. I Dippir: Sliulenl Courl ; Sunlenl Senate; Busine-- Manaiier of ' 34 Makio; Makio Boanl; .M.(;. .: Fre-liman I oi.ll.all Mallih. CouiULLE Klizabetii Columbus Arts, B.A. Kappa Kappa f amma Martin. Harriett Louse Hunliiigton. est Virginia Arts. B.A. Ilool anil Sailille McFeely. Dorothy Belle Cdlunilius Arls-Kducatum, It.A., B.Sc. in Kdti. Delta Gamma Mkrsman. Donna Edna Celina Arts, B.A. Kuppa Kappa Gamma M II. IKK. Helena Acnes l!ti(li l|ili ArtsEiluciilinn. H.A.. II. Si. in l.dii. I ' lii Lp-ilon I ' hi; Canfield Clnl.; (limn. Ml nter. Pml Aniiiony (ianlon Arts. It.A. Markel, Margaret Delay Columbus Arts. B.A. Phi Mii; Sipnia Kla Chi; Pomerene Ad- visory Board; Conicn ' s Panhrllenic ; Y.WX.. . McC. N . RlCHMtl) 1) MK1. Colunihu? Arts, B.A. Kappa Si|:nia 86 College of Arts and Sciences Nevnherz. Ellis 1)u kson C(iluniIiU!i Arts. H.A. Phi Latiili()a I ' p ilnii Penney. MAR( RET Louise CoIunibii Arts. H.A. AlpliJi :hi Oiiieca: Y.AX C.A. PosTON, Alice Genevieve Logan Arts. H.A. Alpha Drlta Pi Potts. Marjorie E. Columbus Arts. H.A. Ni:(;k()Lls, Dorothy Lee Columbus Arts. H.A. Alpliu { ' . i Onippa ; I ' ot .1X. :.A.; ;iep Cli.li; itouid : .Spulli h Chill rrriir l.ilirarv (]rr  : I ' uiiicreiie A 1 i or) Pierce. Betty Jane Cleveland Arts. H.A. Kappa Kappa Gatiiina PosTON, Grace Marie Columbus Arts, H.A. Kappa Kappa Cainnia ; ' ice-Prf i«1f ill Brf Miili ; Serrelarv iil Chi l i-lla Phi; Sism. Doha Phi; V.W.1.. .; Sun Dial; rre,i l|.|i ui Biiot am) Saddle Potts, Robert E. Columbus .Arts-Law, B.A. Bela Thela Pi; Editor of Fralprnily Manual; Assistant Serrt ' lary of Fralernily Affair?; Iii- lerfraternily Plediie Council; Sun Dial; Makio; Sludenl Senate; Ohio Union Board President: Y.M.C.A. Price. Pliny Austin Leesville Arts, H.A. I ' lii Rho Sigma Proudfit, Charles Warnock Cambridge Arts, B.A. French Play Keed, Miles Zanesville Arts. H.A. [Via Tlicra Pi; Kiliror of New Ohio Stalfr: Hiirkpl and Dip|ipr; Sludenl Senate; Makio: Keiiciiti ; Kunioplios Robinson. Oi ' AL C. Columbus 7s. B,A. A J . Prior. .John Alan Columbus .irts. H.A. Phi Delia Thela; President of Phi Eta Simula: Freshman Handhook ; Honieeoniin Cotliniit- lee. ' 32. ' j:! Randall. Mary Evangeline Columbus .ins. H.A. REVN Kn. Harold E. Ciiluiubu- Arts. H.A. Rose. Ruth Columbus Arts. H.A. Kapiia Delta; V.W.t.A. Arts Council 87 College of Arts and Sciences Hi iiKKM n. Joskph (MiuM ' ini ' iir, New York Alls-Dentistry. li.A. Ri Hi.F.N. Frank Mekritt Arts. li.A. Tail Kpsilon Phi; Alpha Omrga ; Sorrrr Man- aKrr; Art« Cuuncil ; Runner-Up L ' niversily Roxiiig Champion, 33 Russell, David W. Columbus Arts. li.A. Sargent, Ruth Columbus Arts, B.A. Prr-i.loiil „f D.lla Z.-la; Paiihflldiic ; Brown- ScHAEFER, Robert E. For! lyne. Indiana Arts. B.A. Siiri.ia Clii; BuHiii. Maiiaeer of Sun Dial: Soiccr; Gler Club iii ' -Prc-iilcnl of Prfs- Club; Advisory Bu$i- iir s Manager of Makio ScHEFRiN, Arthur M. Passaic, New Jersey Arts, B.A. Seikel, Joanne Dover Arts, B.A. Shapiro, Arthur Monroe Passaic, New Jersey Arts, B.A. Tlirla Phi Alpha; Slruller ' ; Jiiiiiur Swan Chairman Indept-nrlrnl Men ? and W ompn  .hil): Presidents ' Coiinril; Newman Chib; (.ioinuil i.her Club: V.W .C.A. Simpson, Ellen Sitomer, Maurice Akron Woodbourne, Ni-« York Arts-Eihirdtitm. B.A., B.S. Edii. Arts. B.A. n.lla I),]la Delta President of Alpha Epsilun i ' i ; Riisine«s Manager uf Hillel Players; Junior Chemiral Soriely ; Makio Sparlim.. Villi. iam Ridlev Stai.dkh. RiTH Craig Lonilon C4 llinil U:l Arts. B.A. Arts, B.A. Phi Chi Delia; Y.W.C.A. Stanton, Ji i.iet Ellen Stern, Nathan Colunilius Slciibeiiville Arts. B.A. Arts-I.air, B.A. Delia Canmia; Siroller,; llroHning; Y. W. C. A.; Onieita Alpha Alpha Pbi Siiinia Delta: Editor o( IWl Makio: lliirkel and Dipper; Student Senate ; Student Court Jii,tiee; Honieroniinit Coniniillee, .1.1 ; Junior Pnini Conimillee ; i ' re s (iliih; Ohio 1 iiiiiii Siibsidiarv Board: Adxisory Editor of Sun Dial. ' 34; Advisory Editor of Ohio Stater. ' ;iS; Makio Board: Dad ' s Day Coni- niillee; Senior Ka z Sheet Stewaro, Virginia Storm, Howard Columbus llii liin. Mas achn ells Arts, B.A. Arts. B.A. Delia Delia Delia; Srholari. ; Y.W.C.A.; f irculalion Mananer of iiii Dial; Pre«iilenl of U ' omen ' i Ohio; ire-Prr.i.leiil of Slii- denl Senale; W.S.i:.A.; Morlar lloaril Senior Teniiiit Manager: «r ily O ; Seir- lel Key 88 CioLLEGE oj Arts and Sciences Stoit. Dorothy 1!() kr Dayton Arts. B.A. .M|iha Kappa Drtta ' Al. ; Tl :. Clifford Fairfax Chillicollie Arts. B.A. Sioi T, Walter Marshall (inliinilms Arts-Education, B.A.. B. Sc. Edti. Vance, Richard E. Columbus Arts-Medicine, B.A. Alpha Phi Alpha: Phi Ela Sipiiia; Y.M.C.A. Phi Camma Di-lta : Presiili-nl of Slii.liiil S.ii- Senior Cahiiift; liilrrrarial :oiincil; Rrlipi- ale; Prpsidt-iil iif Huc-ket and Dipper; Sphiiiv ; una Council Srarlrt Kr ; Chairman nf Makio Bnurd: (ihainiian iif Ohio Slah-r Itnard; Cliainnan of Suit Dial llcjard; Coiinnl on SiihIimiI Affair AN Hook, Ima Mae Somerset, Kentucky Arts. B.A. Itr.. .nin|!; W.S.G.A.; Chorus; (;l,e Cluh : . ,C,A. Senior Cabinet ; President of Dur- miturx Asseniblv ■Warren. James Vaughn Culuniltus Arts, B.A. Strollers; Phi Eta Sigma Vivian, Hakold Fredf.rick Springfield Arts. B.A. EST, Eleanor Josephine Columbus Arts, B.A. Delta Camnia; V. ' .C.A.; Swan Cliili; Sipnia F.la Chi Westwater, William King Columbus Arts, B.A. President of Beta Theta Pi VI ' illis, Etta Mae Columbus Williamson, Florence G. Corona, New York Arts, B.A. V.W.C.A.; Philo-..|diy Club Wonderlv, a. Wayne Columbus Kappa Delta; Y.U.C.A.; Sun Dial; ;lee S BA Club; Intramural Volley Ball ... Phi Eta Sifma: Presiuent of Denlscher ' erein; icc-Presid«nl Arts Council ZiEtLER. Harold C. Toledo Arts, B.A. Si ma Chi ZcRMEHLV. Helen Eileen Columbus Arts. B.A. Kappa Alplia Thfia ; Y.W.C.A.; Freshman HinidlicKik : Freshman Dramatics Zaremski. Paii,i e C. Education, B.Sc. Gamma Sipima Alpha : Schularis ; Newman Club: FrriKJi Club SO College of Agkk.i lurk lHMS. E ERF.TT El) Min UeaIIII. DVMII llUNKI.lN . I iliiia I ' lirliiiii ' ■iliriciilture. B. Sc. in Agri. Aiiriviilliire. IS. Sc. in Agri. I ' ri- idfiit of Oiiiicroii Alpha Z( Ia : Satldltr Gainiii.! Sifiiiia Delia; Tounshrnd ARrirul- .iiu! Sirl.iiii tliral Kdtlratioli Soricly; Amrricaii Snr.irly ol A irinilliirsl F.llf!itl( n nKi.i.. Beilaii Markery l.i ' cionia Aiiriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. I :ii er ily Graiipe ; Home Econoinirs Cliih ; Iliildii ' ldCliih: e-lt l la fr ; l ' re ideiil of IH Club liisiiop, A. Irene Plain City Agriculture. H. Sc. in Agri. University Grange. Home Economies Club IfiiLiNG. Glen R. Fredericksberg Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. lplia Gamma Sigma : ice-I resideeil of ro iii iiend A(:rirultural Educaliori Society: r.iu l.anibda: L ' iii ersily Grange BEorcHER. jriiMiN Joseph LaiiieK illf .Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Delia Aliiha I ' i B1.0SSER, Lois Jane Edm ' rloii Agriculture, li. Sc. in Agri. Alpba Xi Delia; Y.W.C.A.; Brouuinii: L psilun Oinicron BovER, George XS illiam Ashland Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Delta 1 liela Sigma: Saddle ami Sirloin; n)eriraii Dairy Science Association : Uni- versity Grange: Gamma Sigma Delta: Fresh- man ' resiling Breimver. Harold Frederu k Portland, Indiana Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Sophomore Y Council; llniversily Grange; L ' niversily -l-H Club; Agricultural Student ; Phi Eta Sigma; Gamma Sigma Delta (; vMi ' BEi.i,. Robert Don Ripl.y . ' tgricutlure. B. Sc. in Agri. Alpha Gamma Sigma; Sii ' ldlc and Sirloin; Townsbend A ncnllural lilucalioii Society; Agricultural Slinlclll Cochran. Mvr nii.iMA H;)mlll( n Agriculture. B. Sc. in .igri. Home Economic. Cliih; Scholaris; I Nu; «onien ' . Ohio; V.W.C.A. Creamer. Dwiciit S. Jfff«T II illc .igricullure, B. Sc. in .Igri. Phi Delia Thria; Makio: Frc.bman Hand- book; Foolball Manager; American Dairy Science A ociation; Dairy Products Judg- ing Team Campbell. Edna Maye Rtixn ille .igriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Alpha :lii Omega; Phi I ' psilon Oinicron; Home F onomics (ilnb: Strollers; Somen ' s Ohio; V.Vl ' .C.A. Clauchton, Catherine Almkh Lexington, Kentucky Agriculture, B. Sc. in H. E. Alpha Kappa Alpha; Y.W.C.A. Corn, Oiimi.i.k Stsm.e Wortliington Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Marching Band; American Dairy Science As- Dafi.er. Glen ' W ' . I ' ; ille .igriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Alpha (iuiiima Sigma; ToMusbeuil Agnciil- liiral Education Society; l-H (Hub; I ' nivcrsily (Grange; Chorus; Poultry Science Club 90 College of Agriculture UicKE, Vernon Aiiccst St. Marys Aariculliire. H. .Sc. in Agri. Drlla Tlu ' la Siciiia ; Ilii-inrss Manager of AgririiltiirJil Sludfiil ; Press I ' liib: Liveslork Jud(!iti IVuni; Sudillr and Sirloin; liiiversity Gra)i(!f: American Dairy Scienre Association ; 4-H t;lub DONNENWIKTH. MiKIVM E. l ' l lllolltll Asriciillure. li. Sc. in }l.E. Eger, Wilda M. Sandusky Agricultnre. li. Sc. in Ag Chi Omega; S an Chili: Home Club Falkenstein, Roberta Estelle Columbus Agriculture, li. $c. in Agri. Phi Mu; Freshman Handbook; Y. W. C. A.; Pomerene Advisory Board; Browning; Home Economics Club Dickson, James A. Hubl.aiil .Igricnhure. li. Sc. in Flori. Alpha (lamina Si ma ; Horlieullurat Club; Iron el and Spade EcKFELt), Doris Belle Columbus Agricullure. B. Sc. in Agri. Secrelary of Plii Upsilon Omicron; Agricul- tural Slndent ; Sec elar ol Home Econoinics Club EsTELL, Ansel Z. Circleville Agriculture, B. Sc. in .4gri. President of Alpha Gamma Sigma ; Varsity I ' aseball; ice-President of -American Dairy Science -Association Fischer, Ruth Elinor Columbus Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Srholaris; Home Economics Club; Agricul- tural Student; Phi Upsiton Omicron; Presi- dent of Omicron Nu Foster, Donald C. Granville Agriculture. B. Sc. in .4gri. Aljilia Gamina Sigma; Townsliend Agricul- lural Kdiiealion Society; Poultry Science Club; ( ni ersily Grange France, Rith Antoinette Lima Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Phi Upsilon Omicron; Home Economics (;lub FcLLER. Ralph M. Strongsville Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Phi Fta Sigma; Gamma Sigma Delta; Rille Saddle and Sirloin ; Judging Team Club; Vniversity Grange; Townshend Agri- cultural Education Society; 4-H Club Getz, Pall A. Springfield Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. GoRDEN, Florence Wilda Plain City Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Alpha Delta Pi: Y.W.C.A.; IJn Grange; Home Economics Club Grinnei.l, Cornelius Yellow Springs Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. lpba eta; Saddle and Sirloin; University Grimm, Olive Ruth Columbus Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Kappa Phi; Home Economics Club Harman, Hannah Eleanor Zanesville .igriculture. li. Sc. in Agri. 91 College of Agriculture Jarvis, Marjorie Kf.ndrick Cleveland Agriculture, B. Sr. in H. E. Pre itlf 111 o( Si nia Kappa ; Hii«iiit- iE Manaf:rr ol Browning: Serretary of I ' aiihellcnir : Trcas. lirer of Sororily Prestdenls ' Couiu-il KiSSEI.I.. INIvRJORIE A. liellefuntuine Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Chi Oiii ):a; ' .W.C.A.; Hiiinc Friiiioiiiic dull MaIIIIKWMIN. DoROillV l,OUISE Powell Agriiiilliiri-. II. Si-, in Afiri. . l(l) ) Al.l), Ciiari.es Seavev ( iluiiil us Afiririillurp. B. Sc. in .-tfiri. Alpha I ail Oiiiriia : I ' rfhiiii; Hillri; Scab- haril anil HIailr : Aitricullural Slmlnil : Amer- ican Dairy Srtrnrr Aatorialioii ; l)air Cru. durit JiiH«iii|t I ' ram Hkvtii, Mary Boi rdette C lunil us .igricullure, B. Sc. in Agri. Tri-.i-iircr of S«aii Club; W.S.G.A. I I ILL. Sta le ErCENE Ciizaddale Ajiriciilture, B. Sc. in Ay.ri. Aini-Tit-ail Sociely of Afzriiiilliiriil KiipiiiriT ' HuKFORD, Beatrice Jlamla BiPinen Aiiriciilture, B. Sc. in Agri. I ' hi l ' p?ilon Omicron; Y.W.C.A.; Homp Ero- noniics Club Hirst, Robert Nelson Clark- ' biug Ajiriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. lAee Club: Chorus Kibbev. Robert E. Lelmnoii Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Alpha Zela : Lniverfily ( rangp: Poultry Sri i-iiie Club: American Dair Scienre A ' jiieia- Krowarz. Betty Jane Willoiighby Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Hervey, Marsh ll Cole Weslerville Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Alpha Zela: Phi Ela Sigma Hi FF, Lois ' . Columbus Agriculture. B. Sc. Agri. McCoNNELL. John G. Salem Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Alpliii (iiiniiiia Sigma; All-Agrirulllire ( ' oiin . eil: l-H Club; Horliculliire Club; lni erMl (Grange McOee, Alberta J. Martins Ferr - .igriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Pi Heta Phi: Strollers : Home Froniiiiiir Club: Ohio Slater; Makio Omirntu Nil : Home F oiionur Club; Agr rultiiral Stiiilriit HiiMMELL, Reba Lois Carroll Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Presiilenl ol Ml- Xcriiulliiral Coiinril : Treas- urer ol I ' hi I p iliiii (jiu:eroii: Student Sen- ate; Sebolaris : Home Froiiomirs (Jub; Uni- versity (France: % onie; ' s Ohio: Agrirultiiral Sludenl; Y. l .C.A. : 4-H Club Jarvis, Helen S. Toledo Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Trea„.rir o( Phi Clii Delta 92 College of Agriculture Mgkkei.. Robkkt C. Miller. Catherine Fay Mfntiir Martins Ferry AfiricuUure, H. Sr. in Agri. igriciillure, li. Sc. in Agri. Prrsidriit of Sipma Nti ; StrnlUrs ; Band: Ocllu ( ainnia; Women ' s Self Government As- Trowel and Spiidf ; Kratrrnily Pre idenis ' ucialion: .Nurses Asseniblv ; H  nie Ecoiiomirs tinuiicil Club Miller. Florence Elizabeth MiNKiN, Joseph Louis Caiiiil iiichesltT Columbus Agritullitre, B. Sc. in Agri. Agricutlure. R. Sc. in Agri. Omirroii No: Phi L ' psilon Oiiurron : Uuiiie I auima Sienia Delia; Plii Ela Sigma; Amer. Eronomirf Club; l ni er ' iity Grange MoNSON, Merrit Temple Richwood Agricutlure, B. Sc. in Agri. Alpha Gamma Si ma; Townshend Agririil- lural Kdueation Society; Ameriraii Society of Agricultural Engineers Moon, E a L. Conover Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Phi I piilon Omicron; Canlield Club; Pom- erene Advisory Board; Home Economics Club; House Presidents Assemblv an Dairv Science Association Moody, Ja e Broveport Agriculture, B. Sc. in .4gri. Home Economics Club Mowrer. Arden M. Wooster Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Delta Thela Sifima : Poultry Science Club; 4-H Club; L ' niversity Grange; Presidents ' Council Fraternity Muse, Hubert Jesse Stockport Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Delia Thela Sis;ma ; Saddle and Sirloin o vELS. Howard Woodrow X .nr,-aw Agriculture. B. Sc. in .4gri. Alpha Zela; Glee Club; Chorus; 4-H Club; l-iiiversity Grange Palmer. Edna an ert Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. J-H Clnh; University Grange; Home Eco- nomics CAah Potter, Carlton G. Solon Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Alpha Gauinia Sigma; University Grange; Sliideiit Horticulture Societv Nessley. Eleanor V. Pataskla Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. University Grange; Home Economics Club; AU-.Agricullure Council; 4-H Club Oetzel, Ransom Stewart Milan Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Delia Thela Sigma; Lniversily Grange: 4-H Club; Townshend Agricultural Education So- ciety ; Saddle and Sirloin Parker. Edith Wa-shington, D. C. Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Thela Phi Alpha; Scarlet Mask; Newman Price, Ch rles Vallier Piltsliurcli. P ■nn ylvania Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. 93 COLLKGE of AgKU.LLTLRE PllNAM, noNVin I.. MiGuffe) Ajiriculture, U. Sc. in Apri. Drlln Tlu ' la Si iiia: Saiiaic ami Sirl.uii ; III (liili; American Dairy Science Avsocialidii Rkw, Georgian a ( .oiincaul Ajiriciillure, li. Sr. in Agri. Hnnie Economics CUili; University Granfie; V riculliiral Student Rich xRDsoN. Donald A. Akron Asiritulliirp. li. Sc. in Agri. Al| lia Caninia Kilo SiiERMW. Roger E. Columbus Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Trowel and Spade; Pi Alpha Xi Rei wee. Ai.vin I). Suiilitiry Igricullurc, li. Sc. in Agri. Iplia eta; L ' ni ersily Granfte; l-H (;luli; Student Senate: Towntilieud Agricultural Edu- cation Society; Aftricitltural Council Richards. Verb English Columbus Agriculture, li. Sc. in Agri. H..n,c Frouoniics Clul. ; Y.fl.C.A.; Spanish Clul. ScHLOTTERBECK. ChARLES Leo Leu i?«biirf: Agriculture, li. Sc. in .tgri. Alpha Gamma Sigma; Townshend Agricul- tural Education Society; University (irange; President ol iiicrican Society of Auricnitural Engineer- .SiiiFK. noRoriiY Coluiltbtl Agriculture B. Sc. in Agri. Bro tning; Y.W.C.A.; Sophomore (Council; Hillel Plavers; Chorus; Home Economics Cluh; Glee ' Club; Secretary ot Aiukah: Hillel Stiuleiit Council .Shi. MAN. C RL Kenneth Fletcher Agriculture, li. Sc. in .Igri. Delta Thela Signij ; Saddle and Sirloin: American Dairy Science Association Slatter. M IER LeCi, re FrcmoDl Agriculture, li. Sc. in Agri. Alpha Gamma Sigma; University (irange American Dairy Science Aftsocialion Smith, Margery Columbus Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Delta (.aninia; Omirron Nu; Home Eco- nomics Cluh; Y.W.C.A. Steele. I-svhki, I miie Soiiih iciitKt Agriculture, li. Sc. in It. E. Kappa riii; Hmne Eei nomies Cluh; W W. (J. A.; Chorus; I riiversily (grange Slabaugh, E. Jane Columbus Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Delta Gamma; Y ' .W.C.A.; Browning; Sorority Presi leiit ' s Council Smith. .Tack E. Ihtiiiilliin Agriculture. B. Sc. Delia I l.silon; Fooll.all SOHN. Je n M. I,i ui ville. Kentucky Agriculture. B. Sc. in II. E. Kappa Kappa Gamma Straube, Ida Ann ( ' liiroru, Pennsylvani.a Agriculture, li. Sc. in Agri. 94 College of Agriculture Swank. M k Dimoiin Coluiiiliiis Agriciilliire, li. Sc. in tfiri. Kappu Drlta; PI i Upsiloii ()micr tii; Trr i- drill «f Honir Kcoiiomics Oluli: Srrn ' lar ot All-A ririilliiral Council; Agriciilliiral Stuitrnt Suit Tek(. MiniN. M ii I A lnill ' A rirtiltiir ' , li. Sr. Drlta Cai .l.a;i. ir-idriit of Oinirron Nil Walters. Jean Columbus Asiririillure. B. Sc. in Agri. Alpha Phi : Hnmr Economics Cluh Watkins, George B.. Jr. Zanesville Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Phi Delta Theta ; Secretary-Trraiiirer ot TroMrl and Spade SWANSON, ILLIA.M FrEDRIC Cleveland Agriculture, B. Sc. in .igri. Alpha Zria ; Roniophos ; AII-Agricultiiral Council; Y.M.C.A.; Freshman Activities; American Dairy Science Assoc iation Traver, Orvin August Millbuiy Agriculture, B. Sc. in .4gri. Alpha Zrta ; Dairy Products Judging Teum : liiivrrsity (rrangr ; 4.H Club; Ampricaii Dairy Science Association; American Society Agri. riilliiral Engineers W ARI). AnELBERT DaVID I ' errysburg. New York . ' igriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Vi ATsoN, Frances Rowena Columbus Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. EISKIRCHER, RiCHARD HERMAN Martins Ferry Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Delta Upsilon; .American Dairy Science Asso. ILKINSON, Warren E. Brunswick Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. l| lia Canima Sigma; University Grange ZiPF, X ' iLLiAM Henry Columbus Agriculture, B. Sc. in Agri. Sophomore Y.M.C..A.: Marching Band: ' ar- ity Swimming; President of Student Horti- cultural Society ; .All. .Agricultural Council : Phi Epsilon Phi; Dolphins; Romophos; Editor of Agricultural Student; Freshman , clivities Whitco.mb. Florence Z. Culumbu Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Delta Gamma; Omicroii Nu Winkle, Robert N. Mowrystown Agriculture. B. Sc. in Agri. Alpha (;aiiinia Sijinia ; Phi Eta Sigma; Rifle Cluh; Tit %ii.lieiiil Agricultural Education So- ciety : (iamina Sigma Delta VoUMAN, Margaret Adaline Columbus Agriculture. B. Sc. in .igri. Phi Upsilon Omicrou; Oniicron Nu; Economics Cluh: Orchesis 95 F T l College of Engineering Ci rr.ip. SiiiRi.Ev Hlmr Coluriiijus Eniiineering, B. E. E. Presitlriit of Eta Kuppu Nii; Tail Beta I ' i ; Atnpriran liislirutr of Kli-clriral Kllpiiirprs Darracii, Rm.I ' II Ml. Friinklin Enf incerinii. It. I. l . Sltidrnl Siinrl) uf liiiluvtrial Knuiiu-rrB t. VPK I OS, Nm ' olkon a. iuiiiiuperiuii. H. ( ' .It, E. Sigma Epsilon Plii; Amt-rican Inslilutr :hpmifal Engineers; Ori-licslra ; IR ' rrslIinp BiERBAUM, Robert Ge()R(;e Si. Ma ■ Eniiineeriiiii. H. M. E. Alpha Gamma Rlio; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Aulomoliie Engineers CoNAWAV. Harry L. Marlins Ferry Eiifiineerinj!, B. (It. E. Haiuman. WiLBiR Herman Culumlius Engineering. B. M. E. Black, Chari.es Howard Davl.iii Engineering, B. C. E. arsity Track CoRREi.1., Eari. Robert Youngsiiiwn Engineering. B. M. E. Acacia; Varsity Fencing: Inlcrfrati Presidents ' Council ; American Society chanical Engineers rnity Me. Crouch, Martin Louis Lockwood Engineering, B. M. E. , cacia; American Society of Meclianical En- Phi Kappa Tau ; Glee ( Itih; . niepican gineers; Student Society of Industrial En- ciety Mechanical Engineers gincers CoVan, Jack Phillip Cohiiiibiis Engineering, B. M. E.. B. I. E. Darby. Pail Franklin Columbus Engineering, B, E. Ph. Dawson, H. rold Herman Columbus Engineering, B. M. E. Triangle; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Industrial Arts Club Deiueilkr. James Irvin DeWitte, John Trissler KliilTioii Columbus Engineering. B. M. E. Engineering. B. E. Ph. American Society Merlianiral Engineers; So- Phi Ela Sigma; Tau Beta Pi ciety of Aiilom«ti%e Engineers Doersam, Jiiiin . Cliilliciillit ' Engineering, H. I. E. Thela Tan; Student Society of Industrial E n- Dkake. 11 h ei James Columbus Engineering, B. Ch. E. Tau Beta Pi; American Intlitote of Chen iral E ' ngineeri 96 C()li,i;(;f, of E ginef.ui g DlBBl K, Roc.KII III M M (. ' olunihiis Kiigineeritifi, It. Ch. E. Phi Delia Chi: Srahkanl aii l lllailr; Aiiirr- iran Instilutr of Cheiiiical lLn;:iiiorr : Ainrr Iran Society for Testing Materials FORAKEH, Cl. RENCE MeRLE Barberlon Engineering, B. E. E. Scabbaril aiitl Blade : l i Tan Pi Si niu : Treasurer i f Kta Kappa Nil; Tun Beta Pi: American liisliliite uf Electrical Engineers (iiLLotLV. Hekvev Clovis New (! inc« rtl Engineering. H. Ch. E. Intramural Foutball : Intramural Baseball : Tan Beta Pi: American Inslilnle of Chem- ical Engineers Gordon. Abram CircK ' ville Engineering, B. Ch. E. Tan Beta Pi: ical Engineers American Inslilnle nf ( liem- Elsasseu. Robert R. Buiyiu? Engineering. B. Ch. E. Sigma Pi: Strollers: Texilikoi; Phi I.anibila Ipsiloii: Phi Ela Sigma: Quadrangle Jester-; Ohio State Engineer: American Inslilnle ol Chemical Engineers GiLLETT, El) VRI) P. Columbus Engineering, B. I. E. Alpha Tail Omega ; Beta Pi; Sinileiil Su gineers Phi Eta Sigma; Tan ely ol Industrial En- GoEHRI ' GER, EljIER ErNEST Columbus Engineering, B. E. E. Vice President of Pi Tau Pi Sigma; Tan Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; American Institute of Electrical Engineers Graov. R. Pali. Cliillicollie Engineering. B. I. E. Secretary of Student Society of Industrial En- gineers Griffith, Charles C. .Steubenville Engineering, B. I. E. Thela Tau; President of Engineers Council; Secretary-Treasurer of Tevnikoi : Sindeni So- ciety of Industrial Engineers; Pershing RiHes: Tau Beta Pi; Interfrateriiily Pledge Council Grim, Hugh R. Leesburg Engineering, B. M. E. Phi Delta Chi Hill, Roger Coburn South Charleston Engineering, B. E. E. Eta Kappa Nn; . nierican Institule of Elec- trical Engineers Hope, Cameron Redkey Bainbridge Engineering. B. E. E. Phi -Mu Delta; Ela Kappa Nu ; Engineers Council; American Inslilule Electrical Engi- neers ; Tau Beta Pi ; Texnikoi Griffith. John Oaklev J;ifk on Center Engineering, B. C. E. Hays, P.4Ul Addison Washington C. H. Engineering, B, I. E. Sigma f:lii; Tau Beta Pi: Student Society of Industrial Engineers HoBBs. Walter Vincent Columbus Engineering, B. E. Ph. Pi Tan Pi Sigma; Tau Beta Pi Jones, Morgan Columbus Engineering, B. Ch. E. Phi Delta Thela; Editor of Ohio Stale En- gineer; Texnikui ; Tau Beta Pi: Fralernily Presidents ' Council 97 College of Engineering J( KS, W ARRF-N E. l ' (HlM110lllll Enfiineeriiifi. li. Ch. E. [ -tlu Chi: Sirollrrs ; I ' iii Fta Sinma ; Tan Hcia I ' i ; Texnikoi ; S lihninor • ' V ( miii- r t; Aiiifriran ln litiitr o( Chf-miful F,npii ' rr ; I raliTiiil l ' r ' «i li-iil ' !iiiiiirit Rai FMAN. Del Gill-field Heights EnjiiiH ' viiitji. li.C.h.E.. M.S. l.h.E. Ilclla SiKiiia Phi; Phi Ela Sigma; Anirr- iraii Iii-liliilf nf (Chemical Eiigiilprr ; Frpsh- man Innlball kiKiNM MKii, Lef. Edward Million Eiifiineerin i. li. Ch. E. Zria Rela Tail; Eililor of Ohio Stale En- gineer; Secretary of Qiiaiiraiigle Jesters; Tex- nikoi; Press (Hiili; Ainrrican Institute of lieniical Engineers kvMER. Richard F. H;izelliuist, Pennsylvania Engineering, B. M. E. Theta Tan; Tan Beta Pi; Secretary i f American Society of Mechanical Enfiineers Justice, Charles Chappkll Columbus Enjiineerinp, B. .4rih. E. Alpha Hho i:hi ; arsil Ila.ehall Klassen, Harold Carper Columbus Eny ineerinp, B. Ch. E. Phi Delta (Hii; President of American In- stitute of Uieinical Eniiineers ; Tan Rela Pi; Scabhanl and Blade; Phi Eta Sigma KoEBEL, NoRBERT KeNNETH Coluiiibiis Engineering. B. Ch. E. Phi Eta Sigma; Tan Kela Pi; Phi i.amhda I ' psilon; American Instilule of Chemical engineers LicHTNER, Robert Irwin Columbus Engineering. B. C. E. American Society of Civil Engineers I, II. I. El. Robert G. Sleubenvllle Engineering. B. Ch. E.. M. Sc. arsity O ; Intramural Foolhall; Intra- innral Basehall ; Anieriran In litiile of (;heni- ical Engineers LoNELESS. Roi.KR iLLIAM -Meibanicsburj; Engineering. B. C. E. Tail Beta Pi; American Society Engineers I.l LI, WiLLARD A. Ravenna Engineering. B. M. E. Ilella Alpha Pi; American Soriett of Me- elianical Engineer,; Inlerlratrriiit Pre-i- «lenl« flonncil Meneni i n. R iom) Ares Collllllbll-- Engineering. B. Ch. E. Sophomore Y f onnril ; American In titiite of Chemiral Engineer,; intraninrat lla rhall , Intramural Foolhall; Aliiprican Society for Telling Material, Link, George H. Elyria Engineering. B. E. E. Delia Alpha Pi; Eta Kappa Nu Ll ' LI, VLTEK 1.. R;i eiina Engineering. B. 17. E. American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Delta Alpha Pi McClurc, Richard S. Poland Engineering, B. Ch. E. Phi Delia Thela: Phi Ela Sigma; Varsitv O ; Ilaskelhall Manager; Scarlet Key Mercy, Kenneth Ray.mond Union, New Jersey Engineering. B. M. E. Phi Eta Sigma; rclling; Band; Society of Xiitomotiie Engineer, 98 College of Enclneerlng Meyer. Ai.i. n Leonaeid Cultiiiilius hiigineerini:, R. C. E. Amoriran Sorirtv of (:i il Elieinrfrs MoouE, James Wilbur Columbus Engineering, li. C. E. Atiirrirjin Sucielv (!i il EiiKiix trs Morrison, A. Russell Clarksburg Engineering. B. Ch. E. Thru Tan: Phi Ela Sigma: Cl Club; Chortis : American Inslitiile of Chemical Eii ' ginecrs OvERTiRF. Everett P. London Engineering, H. M. E. iMn.i.Eit. Milton Edward (Mihinilius Engineering, fi, C, E, Sipiiia IMii Ep iloii; Varsity Rifle Ti-aii American Society of Civil Engineers Moore, W illia.m Dennis Cleveland Engineering, B, I, E, Slmieiil Society of Industrial Engineers: kajipa Kappa Psi : Quadrangle Jesters: I ' oocliull llaiid iMovEK. Harold Walter Massillon Engineering, B. M. E. Pi Tau Pi Sigma Painter, Ernest C. Zane sville Engineering, B. Ch. E. Tau Beta Pi Perky, Benjamin Eugene Columbus Engineering, B, M, E, I ' kkotle, John James Madison Engineering, B, M, E, Golf Raney, Eldon Dwight Columbus Engineering, B. I, E. Posch, Albin Roman Cleveland Engineering, B. I. E, Zeta Kappa ; Student Society Industrial En- gineers : Intramural Baseball; Intramural Basketball; Football PuRKY, John Lavely Columbus Engineering, B. M. E. Reuwee, Lyman F. Sunbury Engineering, B, M, E, Glee Club: Chorus; Student Society of In- dustrial En|:ineers : American Society of M( rlianical Engineers: Theta Tau Reese, Uavid W ilbur Columbus Engineering, B. C. E. American Society of Civil Engineering Silver, John Franklyn Cincinnati Engineering, B, E. E. Eta Ka|)| a Nu : Tau Beta Pi; American In- stitute ol Electrical Engineers 99 College of Engineering SiMERL, Linton Earl Cliilliroiho h.nfiineering, li. Ch. E. IMii Kla Si):ina; Phi I.anilulu Upsil : Tan llrta Pi ; Enpim-prs ' (!uiiiu-il ; Ameriraii In- -iiiiile of Chemical Engiiieer ; Studrnt Scn- ali- ; Trvnikoi Sta: im, Charles Henry, Jr. M;in iiel(l Eniiitiffririfi, li. Met. E. IMii i;aniriia Dfllu : Intramural Focilhall T vpp. John Gilbert estmansfield Engineering. B. M. E., B. E. E. Triangle; Scabbard and Blade; American So- ricly of Mechanical Engineers; Band Marching Watson, Benjamin Wayne Columbus Engineering, B. M. E. Si ina Nu ; Sociely of Aniomolive Engi- neer? ; American Society of Mechanical En- Smiih, Ja(.k (Carlton Akruri Engineering, H. E. Ph. (;ipe Clnb; Tail li,-1a Pi Swisher, William Eugene Colunihu8 Engineering, H. Ch. E. Timberlake, Joh n Jay Lancasler Engineering, B. I. E. Pi Tail Pi Sigrna ; Student Sociely of du trial Engineer!); Uhtu State Engineer Weber. Luther John Columbus Engineering, B. E. E. Secretary of Eta Kappa Nu ; Vice President of American Inslituir of Electrical Engi- neer? ; Tan Beta Pi Weiler, Carl Raymond West Salt-m Engineering, B. I. E. President Engineer§ of Student Texnikoi ; Society of Industrial Quadrangle Jesters Wilde, Arthur John New Burlington Engineering, B. E. E. Eta kappa Nu; Secretary of Pi Tau Pi Sigma; Secrrlary-Treasnrer of American In- fittlute of Electrical Enjiii r-. WiuMAN, James Francis Cleveland Engineering, B. Ch. E. bda Chi Alpha Engineer: (iouiicil ; Foolball: I !ri(:inecrs American Fraternity Cotincil ; Institute of Presidenis ' Freshman Chemical W ooit, Chari.Es Riedek Gallipolis Engineering, B. M. E. Siabliaul and Blade; Pershing Rifles; Student of of IndiiBlrial Engineers ; American Merlianiriil Engineers 100 ENGINEERS COUNCIL The Engineers Council is (■oni|K s ' (l of Iwo rcjuoscnlativcs from each of the nine ilepartnicnts of the Engineering College, also a representative from llic council on tiic Ohio Slate Hniiinccr and the Sliiflimt Scnati ' . This council endeavors to develop closer relation.-hip among enginc ' ring students, to jironiote general social activities and to hring the students in closer contact with practical engi- neering promotion. OFFICERS Charles Griffith President William Brown J ice-President John Boylan Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Members Embury Hitohcork William Turnbull Architectural Engineerinc Curtis Inscho Robert Rush Ceramic Engineering Lewie Bretz John Slyh Chemical Engineering Robert Miller James idman Civil Engineering John Boylan John Chubb Electrical Engineering Cameron Hope James Thurston Industrial Engineering Frank Dressner Charles Griffith Mechanical Engineering Carl Hamilton Alton Moser Metallurgical Engineering William Brown Donalil Cook Mining Engineering Charles Holmes Richard Snouffer Ohio State Engineer Thomas Simkins Student Senate Representative Linton Simerl Ittiniillim W iilman Ritih Simert HilchfOik ll„i„- Cuuk Thurston Ilo) Inn Griffith l rcsHtf Snttuffir Chubb Holmes Inscho Broun Sintkins Moser 101 TAU BET PI The Tan Beta I ' i association u as ioumlcd at l cliiyli L iiivt-rsity in 1885 to confer lionor upon those who have distinguished themselves 1)V schnlaishi|i and exemplary character as under- gra(luat -s in engineering. It also fosters a spirit of liberal cul- ture in the engineering colleges of America. FACULTY Hfrl)frt Biiiimer S.Tnuifl Bfiller Cecil Hiaia.k J;inie!- IJoyd AiilM-t ' v IJrown JdliM Hyrni H:irr Hritlirifihaiii Kirhar.l liiK k I ' aiil Huclier Frank Caldwell Cliarle Si. John Cliiibh (.illiiii Coddington Edgar Clark Erwin Dreese William E eritl Samuel Folk Tllo la Fienili EmliiirN Milrhi ' oek Har.d.l Ha en Law pence Jones Horace Judd Emerson Kiinlierly William Kniglil Joseph Koffolt (ieorge Large I ' aiil Lehoczky illiam Magrnder W illiani McCaiighey Franklin Mar |uis Richard Miller Clyde Morris Peter Morrison Harry Nold Carl Norman Percv Ott Ralph Powell John Prior X illiert Konan Jacoli Shank Chrislophi ' r Sherman Kwan Tang LeRoy Tnckcr Vi illiam TurnhuU Arthur Walts John % eed Guy Wiser John Younger ACTIVES Homer Allspach Lawrence Bedford Ravniond Biehler John (huhh Eilgar Clark Howard Crusey John Cunningham. Jr. Shirlev Cutlip Paul Darhy Gordon DeHond Harvey Drake Clarence Foraker Roderick Frankenhurg Edward (Jillelt Hervey Gillogly Elmer (ioehringer Ahram Gordon Charles (Ireen Charles Griffith Paul Hays Robert Haywood Waller Hoi)hs Cameron Hope Morgan Jones barren Jones Harold Klassen Norhert Koebel Richard Kymer Richard Lee Charles Lemke Roger Loveless James Lucas Paul Machovina Frank Marquis Ernest Painter William PotTenbangh La«ren e I ' rehin Eldon Ram ' Brandon Rightmire Edward Schuster Hollie Shupe Edwin Sherwootl John Silver Linton Simerl Edward Slowter Jack Smith illiam Stowe illiani Tomb Luther eber John i-cnian Stou - llu-hh-r K.n ' m- l rnkf I ' liintiT ChnltU Athiunh Fiunkinliurc (. ii i- liiKhtmirc Forakrr i ' rehm Hnbhn (iwhrinffr Lavflfii Onrdon Sloirtrr S i VHOorf ;rri-ii Gillofly Marhotina H . Innvt M. Jnmt K i«.maii SmilA norhy Marquii Krhrr Shutter K n. Clark .u.m Sim rl Cunninnham Mnoin DrHnnd Hope Silrir Cuf ip 102 Foundecl 1901 22 Chapters 4,262 Members .S emo Chiipler Eslnblishrd 1 24 1965 Intlininthi Avenue THETA TAU Edgar Clark Erwin Dreese Jay Edmondson Francis Marqui? FACULTY MEMBERS Percy OtI John Prior Claude Wall John Doersam Charles Griffith SENIORS Arden Harker Richard Kymer Fred Kremser Jiihn Landahl Frank Marquis James McFee Russell Morrison Lyman Reuwee John Boylan John Ksepko JUNIORS Wilbur Schaich Charles Smith Joseph Sullivan Howard Crusey Fred Haag PLEDGES Ira Penniman Norman Schoewe James Visintine infill nil Si bait h tins,} I ' inrtiiniin DniTsam I isintini ' Smifli Ksf ilio Marquis Ki uirc ' f Grigilh Hacker Marrisoit If alt 103 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICLLTURAL ENGINEERS Sponsored l) the Agricultural Engineering Dejiarlnieiil iiinl fostered liy tlie National Organization, the Ohio State Student Branch of the Agricultural Engi- neers is a professional student organization designed to meet the extra curricular needs of students in Agrieidtin-al F ngineering. It olTers. in its organization work, extt ' nsive opportunities for mental, physical, and cultural development outside the class room. Israel BlaUM-r Glen McCuen Richard Miller FACULTY irgil Overholt Chester Reed Edward Sil Harold lianla l)a id Heard Stanley Hill Paul Hossler Donald Hover .SENIORS Paul Loiselle Merrit Mon on Alfred Rohertson Charles Sihlnllerlieik Orvin Traver John Carlisle Stanley Elliott Shafor Meeks JUNIORS James Petro Paul Kolkar Victor Rupert (ileun Foltz Paul Allen Lester Arnold Rutherford Clahangh Donald Lee SOPHOMORES I). maid Martin FRESHMEN (iuthery Drake David Easterday William Gill Harrison Gitlin Charles Hootman Stanlev Hoskin Myron Martin Homer Sayers Lowell Overniyer Garland Smith Hoikin llNiurl ll„r,l,n Rithirlmin H.i lrir Oirrnn-YiT Cnrli ' l,- l.„i;lh- Hill Mirk, . (mil lllaut.r Sih.r K,.,l ll.n„l Srhloll.rbrck t ' litliaitgh Tratfrs Sayrrt MH ' ltrn 104 STUDENT BRANCH of AMERICAN SOCIETY of CI II. ENGINEERS The Ohio State Clia|iliT ol the Aim ' iican SniiclN ol ' ( ' .i il KiifrinciTs was founfled in 1922 wlicii ils coiistitiitioii roriniilati ' il l) six iii ' iiil)or.s was ioiinallv acci ' plcil l v the Stuilciil Society. llii ' ] iiiiKiiv ](Ui|K)sf of this sociotv is to cnal)!! ' the underoraduatc ciijiineor to keep inlonncil ol ' ciiriciit (Icvelopiiiciits in the llclil of civil cnfiiiifcrini;. This lias l)ccii accomplished thioiif;h the close relation- ships I)elwceii the chapter and the senior nieinhers of the society. The American Society of Civil Engineers encourages sportsmanship and closer inter-college friendships and has always Ix ' cn active in engineering an l intramural activities. SENIORS Rirhard Beelic Charles Black Carl Bowers William Campliel Robert Carroll Robert Bainler Verland Belt John Boylan Fred Courtright George Dando Richard Fisher Ronald Cordon Jaik Chiihb Rujsell Deetz William (Jarner John Griffith John Lambert Robert Lichlner John Matia Kenneth Maxson Allan Meyer Milton Miller JUNIORS Stanley Gregore Charles Henderson Robert Karrer Paul Kiel Glenn Kirkman Norman Liebernian Charles Martin Betsy Molsberry Howard Pike Kenneth Polta James Prior Dan Roberts Noah Rodeheffer James Sharpe James Moore Harold Moss David Reese Charles Shepard August Sorenson John Wiseman Charles Smith George Smith Walter Spitzer Joseph Sullivan James Visintine Earl Watkins George Ervin SOPHOMORES Fredrick Haag Salter Kuenning Robert Linton George Sargent Richard Snow Kut ' nninf! Spilztr C jiirtrit:hl Di-elz Biiufrs -S ' ie inr ff orkmttn I.ichtnvr Smith Stoupft ' r Matia Bvlt Lii ' hi rmnn J.ovflfM Black Griffith Sorenson Martin Hoht ' rtx Karrer Molsberry Sullivan Kiel Ellis I ' ttlta Kail Chuhb JTiseman Prior Danilo Pihe Visintine Haag Boylan Sherman 105 STUDENT BRANCH of AMERICAN INSTITUTE oj CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Tlio Ohio Stale Sluilcnt Branch of the iiirii an Institute of ( hfiiiical Enjiineers was organized in I ' iio. It is a soeictv for all studeiils in the (]heniiral Engineer- ing D |)arliniiit and has an enndlinent this year d alioiil se entv nx ' ndiers. It sponsors llie apixarani i ' of succissfiil engineers and hiisiness men who liseiiss till ' jiroldcnis and o|i|i(ir(unilies of their jtaitieular industries. Kverv year the organization awards a seholarsliip to the freshman who earns the highest point- hour ratio in the department and it eneourages its menihers to compete in the annual prolilem contest of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. The society is activj ' and successful in intrauiural activities and dehating. FACULTY ADVISOR James Vi illirow GRADUATES Napoleon Apa|tel s LaHrnue Bt ' llorcl Lee Benton Charles Cochran Vi illiam Crehan Ilarvfv Drake Charles Green John Haughtun Rus elI Emmons Roger Dulilile Robert Elsasser Clovis ill(igly Abraham (iordon Joseph Jarosi Lee Kleinniaier Harold Meyer Joseph Mravec Bvron Nelson JUNIORS Edward Slowter SENIORS Niirbert Koelel Rol)erl Lilley Kenneth MrDaniel Norris McDoufial Richard Miller Albert Morrison Arnold Pa lish Roy Pullen Leland Rov Ernest Painter Louis RuidiMh Robert Seroggs Lawrence .Seabright Donald Seeds William Swisher James Widman Joseph A asilosky Frederick ( ulp Frank Cservenvak SOPHOMORES David Folkerth Dean Glass Harvey Lisle Robert Savage William Shank McDaniet Scrofgi Citlogly MrDonfil Cmil; i ' utp Jarosi Huiilifrh If ' iHman Bonn Simi-rt I ' fiinlrr I ' inliih HhasM ' r l.illi-y .1ft nc ii ' inn Sini intn Slauti ' r tti-nton Sivd liraht ' KtfinmaiiT Siriihfr Pitliht - Withrow Klnrntfn Koololt Jonrn Aftapi-lns 106 AMERICAN SOCIETY of MECHANICAL ENGINEERS and SOCIETY of AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS Tlu ' Sludciil Braticlirs of llic A.S.M.F. anil { c S.A.K. are organized to ciirour- a c tt ' llo s-lii|i aiiion the nirrhaiiical (■iii;iii Mi anil lo croalo a prol ' osioiial coii- sciousiioss in that ilcpaitnicnt. An irn|iorlaril olijcrtive of the group Is to prc- j)are their nionihers for iiienili ' rship in tin- senior so ' icties, and to aci-oinplish tills, eaeh eandidate is expected to discuss liriefly before an assembly a subject in wliicb be is cs|(ecially interested. The societies ni et jointly every v ' ek and altboiigb the projcrani is essentially of a tecbnical nature it is [danned to include topics of general interest and so Mal functions. Homer Allspach V illiiir Burlinuin Fletcher Bennett Robert Bierliiiuni Claude Bonliam Edjiar Brake Robert Coeliran Harold Cooperrider Earl Correll Richard Aue Robert Bainter Berne Bletso John Bo tie James Caldwell James Canter Rupert Chaffee Leslie Collett Howard Crusey Phillip Curtiss Nolan Diekason Franklin Marqiii Jack CoA an Martin Crouch Jtdin ( ' unnin ham Harobl l)a i liordon DeHond James Detweiler Jan Dunsford Alfred Grill Hugh Grim Arden Hacker FACULTY ADVISORS SENIORS Harold Inglish Hervey Inskeep Elmer Johnson W alter Junes Richard Kymer (ieorge Lattimer James Lucas Walter Lull Willard Luli Franklin Marquis Ronald Ewart Arnold Fankhauser Richard Figley Vi illiam Fillmore Edward Finneran Richard Foster Freeman Gehres George Gonda Raymond Greene Carl Hamilton Clement Harshbarger JUNIORS Carl Hartman Phillip Heywood Burton Hazelton Howard Heffley Donald Helser Howard Hite illiam Horning Theron Jenkins Harry Jinies Howard Limbacher Roy Linville Karl Stinson James McFee Kenneth Mercy Herman Miller Richard Moore Alton Moser John Nagely Norman Ohler Everett Overturf Frank Owlett Benjamin Perry Edwin Pinsenschauii John Preotle John Purdy Lyman Reuwee Brandon Rightmire John Shapter Charles Sharpe Benjamin atson Charles Wood Willard Mautz Francis McElhatton Jack Metzger S illiam Ohl Richard Pellow Albert Phipps Marion Pierce Virgil Ratroff Theodore Rayl % illiam Rogers Robert Schirraer William Schwarzwalder Seth Snyder Robert Stanley James St. John Richard Sterling Law rence Teple (iordon Terj enny Eugene Traxler Lester W alcult Harold arsmith Charles ' hitaker John Yore Robert Zinn lluk lii.u : l ..(:gtr, Buskqua. .V.; . ' ,, ,,. 1 u. . I unnm hmn. (r,.u, i. ( FoiKTH Htiw : Schirmvr, Chaffi ' f. U iitsan. t ' t-tlim. (hfrlurf. Ltmhitrhrr. llraki ' Tmikii Kow : Fiptry. Euan, Mnutz, Hiitroff, Si htitirzuuliU ' r, Otitt ' tl. Utiliutt. Mu Se(.( m Koh ; li-rr . Cnnpfrriihr. Truxli ' r, Di ' Hiinil. Oftirt ' itfr. If hitnkfr, fttlni: Front Row : Zinn, Hamilton, Shank. Hartman, Marquis, Juttil, llroun, Uufhi Marquis, J ' likrns. Hacbmiin, I ' riiitli r. Miller, luli, « iilfirl, Harslilinrcir, Crim , Fankhausi ' r, tn tlish. Pi ' rry, Johnson, Lttti, , o ■ y ■■illspach, Moore, Lucas, Dauson, Bennett 107 STUDENT SOCIETY of INDl STRTAF. ENGLNEERS Founded in V) ' l . llic | ni|) r ol ' tlic Slinlrnl Society of Industrial Enjiineers is to discuss j)rol li ' nis. promote iiood |iiiil i ni dcxclop a close relationship anion r students and lacuilx members. It is aeli ' in inlrannnal athletics, with teams entered in s ' eral e ( ' nts eaeji ear. Ihe Society meets montlily and holds an annual iiiiiiie in the spring i[uarti-r. Ulysses Dciiiiian Jacob Foust Paul Leliorzky Peler Moiii on MEMBERS IN FACULTY Oxar Ri ■kh Rudolph Schneider John Yiiunger SENIORS Maynard Brugler Harold Claugus Rohert Coihran Ralph Daiiagh John l)oer ani Frank Dresner Frank (Jeyer Edward (iillett Paul Grady Charles (.rifiilh Arden Hacker Paul Hayes Frank Kalioun Clarence Koons Jack Lindahl Woodrow Linton James McFee James McGee William Moore David Morganstern Harold Ossing Albin Posch Herman Priwer John Ha mage Eldon Raney Lyman Reuwee Joseph Schumacher Echo Sipari Karl Slaliaugh Sidney Stewart James Sloltz J din Tindierlake Warren Turner Clifford Unser Aubrey ' augbu Robert Wager Charles Warren James Weaver Carl Weiler Chester Wendt Isaac Wilson Charles Wood Ricllard Aue Dwighi (iruiiinier Karl Culler JUNIORS George (iardiier Harvey kranhold Lowell Latham Purvis McCandlish James McElroy David Peterson Selh Snyder Marcus Sommerschield Lawrence Teple Hermann Verwohlt Lewis Zirkle Charles Haas James Holmes SOPHOMORES I) ight Huftord John Kellev Robert Knies Arthur O ' Sickev Charles Pressler Philip Vaughan - f H SPi j« , .,,fi- f f rri J f f 1 1 If t.t.t P T T 1 1 -, IU« K K- ;.;,,,... ,.; ' ,,,.., ' ,, J- M I :::,:,. -..j hM. 1 . I ,.i, ,. ' ..- . . W. ., K i .,nhul,l, liu .:. Kill. . 1..VW. tl I Tmini Hi « : Ht,ijt r (. I imfn-rlok,-. Ihtrrugh. I ' uMfi. Vm.n-. (  irA. . Hun%. I ' n--.%l,-r. t,(.arnth%h. H i mih. Aiu- S itiMj How : l.unilnhl. Kahfun. Ititvriitm. Hnnt-y . Schnmni hrr. Tiirtn-r. f rtiijeiM. I ' t-h-r itn, ( ' inhriin. )«■%. .WrFfc. l.nthan. FiiOMT Row: Mortiium, Uniftlvr, ttrf nfr. tirady, t ' oust. iounicr. SthnfitU-r, Hitkly, If vilvr, (iillvtl, Criffiih 108 College of VETERI ary Mediciive R i«.KR. Joseph Ei)« mu) Liulclnn. New Hampshire elerinury Medicine. D. . M. I ' hi kuppa Tan; AmiTU-;iii flrniiiiry Mrtli- rul A ooriatiiMi Bender. .1 i k I). a li%illi ' . Tennessee f elerinury Medicine. D. 1 . M. Atiirrirun rtt-niiary Metlical vV socialioii ; Sral l arii and Ulailr Collins, John H. Worthington J elerinary Medicine, D. V. M. Onie a Tan Sipnia : American ' eteriiiary Mod- iral As iirialiuii CoRBiN, B. Frank Columbus I elerinary Medicine. D. f . M. Alpha P i; American elerinary NTeriical As ' sociation |{ KNES, LOWEI.I. H. Pendleton. Indiana f elerinary Medicine. D. V M. Mplia ISi: Plii eta: American ' eterii Medical A ucialnni Behikh. Georce Berlin, (ierniain i elerinary Medicine. I). I . M. American elerinary Me iical Assnciatio Inlcrnational (Hub Corbin, Allen Eik. r ( olumlius Veterinary Medicine. D. V. M. American ' ele ina y Medical AsSOciatiun Cox, Danford L. M ' illoughhy I elerinary Medicine. D. ( . M. American Veterinary Medical A. ncialit Glee Club; Chorus EWING. BoBERT ArTHUR North Jackson I elerinary Medicine, D. V. M. Alpha P?i : American Veterinary Medical As- sociation Frock, Irvin Warner Vi estminsler, Maryland I elerinary Meilicine. D. I . M. American eterinary Medical As.uciatioii: Soccer Haupert, Charles Lynn Port Washington 1 elerinary Medicine. D. J . M. lpha Psi Hesse, Charles Perry Carroll Veterinary Medicine. D. I . M. American Veterinary Medical Association; Sliidenl Religious Council Fly. Glen O. Indianapolis. Indiana I eterinary Medicine, D. T. M. Omega Tau Si ma ; American Veterinary Med- ical Association Gibson, Bernard Harrison Columbus I elerinary Medicine, D. V. M. Alpha (ranima Sigma ; American elerinary Medical Association Herd, Dwiciit G. East Liberty J eterinary Medicine. D. V. M. Alpha Psi; American Veterinary Medical As- sociation; Phi Ela Sigma IsHEE, Vaughn Eugene Middlefield J eterinary Medicine, D. V. M. Omega Tau Sigma ; American Veterinary Med- ical Association 109 College of Veterinm{ Mi;nic.i E j iHNsoN, Edgar S. KIw ood. Indiana I rlcriiKiry Mrdiditf. I). I . M. (liiii ' UK ' [ ' . ' III .Si iiiin Kii Mi:ii. W ii.i.iAM Mewton ' .ollinii ll I iliriniiry Mfditiiir. P. J , M . M|tiiii l ' i ; AmtTlcail I ' liriiiary Medn ' ul A - -i.riiitiiiii; I ' rfsiilent o( Jiiiiiur eleriimrv Meil- i,.i] Cla.s l.iKUKKM .N, Leo L. ISriilgeport, Connecliful I elerinnry Medicine. D. I . M. Si!:iiia Inia Zela Km 111.1 K . TiioM w I . Ki '  .m1- illf, W i ri)n in eleriiKiry Medicine, D. I . M. Kresewitz. Joseph I). Coliiiiihiii, Coniifi ' tii ' iit 1 eterinary Medicine. D. J . M. president ol Sie:nia liilii Zela; Nice-President of Veleriiiurv Mediral A sariuliiiii Linzinmeik. Chaiii.es Marysville f eteriniiry Medicine. D. J . M. f)nirKa liiii Sii:iiia; . iiierieaii Veterinary Med- iral . --(u ' iatinl) Mai EV. Jacob Philo Kings Mountain. N. Carolina ] elerinary Medicine. D. J . M. IMii Kappa Tau; arsily O : President of Oinepa Tall Sigma 1 ..!.. t ' .lnh; Polo; Oine(ia Tall Sigma: Anier- jiaii elerinary Medieal .Assoeiation McCoit iK K. Hi (ill C. Jr. Pen neton. ]ndian;i I eterinnrv Medicine. D. 1 . M. MoATs, Arthur Evans Waverly I eterinary Medicine. D. f . M. Oine-.:a Tan Sigma; .NinerleJii ete iral .Association MuNiz, Carlos M. Panre. Puerto Rico J elerinnry Medicine, f). J . M. MccI- I ' l Kappa - lpha: Omega Tau Sigma; Polo Cliili; Srarlel Key; .Vmerican elerinary Med- ical . oeiatiiin; Treasurer of Senior Class; ar il Cheerleader R . Pkiek S. Southampton. England Veterinary Medicine. P. f . M. Plii Kupjia Tau; Omega Tan Sigma S HIVES. I.EO S. Ilani ' ock. Maryland Veterinary Medicine, D. V. M. Omega Tail Sigma ; ti iral AftRociiitioii ail Veleriiiari Mc.l. .Smith. Clalre A. Fa file Veterinary Medicine. P. V. M. Oniefia Tail Sigma ; American Veterinary Med- iral Asaociolioii ; Jioru ; Glee Cluli Saulmon, Ernest E. Wadesville, Indiana J ' elerinary Medicine. P. I . M. Omega Tan Sigma: . ' nierirail Velerinary Mcd- !iiil . ' V ' socialioii: Professional Inlerfralcrnily Coiineil; Professional E eeiili e Council SnioNsoN. Kari, M. jloiipi-r. Nfliraska Velerinary Medicine. P. I . M. lplia P i lll.O ll. PlIII.I.lP . m1I(1NV Cli- -lanil I elerinary Medicine. P. . .W. I re.limaii f.uitl.all; I resl.maii lla.clial] 110 College of Veterin akv Medicine Stout, Shei.ikin ii 1 1-- Hurrisuii Veterinary Medicine, D. I . M. Ome a Tan Siiema ; Anitrirai) rtfriiiii; Mt-tl- ica) A« ocialioii Trr.KER. Carl C. Claypuol. Indiana 1 eleriniiry Mpilicine. D. I . M. Tknnev, I ' oHKEsr Khanklin Antrim, New Hampshire eterinary Medicine, D. I . M. Mplta l vi : Alpha (Famnia Rlio; Aiiicrir. i-lrriiiiir Mriiif-al A--ni-);iIiiin Ward, Jennings Lee Lancaster I eterinary Medicine. D. . M. Onirisa Tan Sit:iiia ; Aiiirri aii elerinary Mtcl. iral Asso«-ialtuii Warnock. Robert S. Aledo. Illinois 1 eterinary Medicine. D. J . M. American rlerinary Mediral A 30ciatit n ; Alpha ! ' si; I ' lii Zela Championship Ho , line ' Irani X ' oomiorSE. Clarence Andrew ( ' .iilumhiis I eterinary Medicine. D. J . M. Ill VETERIMARY COUNCIL The Veterinary Collcjje Student Council was organized in 1933 to establish a more general recognition of the College of et ' rinarv Medi ' ine. It fosters a closer relationship between the students and the faculty and encourages social activities and wider acquaintances among the students. The Council also sponsors and supervises llie intramural athletic teams in the College. The mem- bers, from which a student senator is chosen, are two representatives from each of the five classes, and the Dean and Secretary of the College as ex-officio nieiuljers. The Student (Council functions furthermore in formulating student thought an l interest in all matters relating to the profession. It is a very valuable steer- ing eommittee for promoting good fellowship and interest in all activities of the College. A mimeographed paper is ] u]ilisbcd twice each term which contains important articles and news items of interest to the entire student body. SENIORS Lewis Ev;in Chiude Siiiilh VET. MED. Ill Clinton Jackson Curl Oldham STUDENT SENATOR illiani ojiel JUNIORS William Leggett William Siholii-W VET. MED. II Ralph Greene Joll )lin niitli th EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Oscar Brumley Waller Hohbs VET. MED. I Russell Dickason Signinn l Reich Lift ' I og.l Jiiiksim Evant S.holul,l Di.ka It.i.l, BrutnUty 112 ALPHA PST Uer«iii A hcraft Heiiiy Apple Lowell Barne? William BilU Harhiiul D e Berton Elliott Fred Allen Harvey Baum Flovd Collins This W ' tcriiiiiry Medicine Fraternity of Alpha Psi was founded in 1907 at Oljio State L niversitv. There are six active chap- ters. Alpha, the local chapter, is at 45 West Eleventh Avenue. FACULTY MEMBERS Jdhn Knapp Carroll Mingle Odin Dovre David El a e Lewis Evans Ktnnilli Jcines John MilU John Kleiniii Che ter Harden Clinton Jackson SENIORS JUMORS Russell Rel)ra ier Irwin Reed Robert Ewing Charles Haiipert Dwight Herd Herman Moser Harold Moses PLEDGES illiam Kramer illiam Leggett Ecward Marsh Arthur Schalk Earl Simonson Harold Spangler Forrest Tenney Clarence oodhouse Ralph Parker John Roscosky Raymond Schoentrup Carlton S(h iesow John .Smith Paul Soldner Robert Wagers ' till Dovre Marsh Smith Barnes SolHripr flardm Legpell ytills Allen Rnuosky Elliott Euinn Cor bin Moser Jonfs Uood house Hnupvrt liiril Schofnlriip Wapers Collinf. Simonson Mosvs BilU 113 STUDENT CHAPTER of the AMERICAN VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Sponsored liv tli ' Aincricaii Ctoriiiarv Modical Association, the functions of llic Ohio Slate cha])Ier are to ac |uaint slu(h ' nts in the Veterinary Medicine College willi the activities of the National Organization and to encourage par- tieipalioti in social and intramural events. The Society meets twice monthly and discusses prohlenis in the practice of vett ' inary medicine. f ft ii f t It f ' - ' ' t f V rt r I -«■ 1 in i. r„y.n. i.lt.fi ' .. Ln-k. I ,. n il.rnia llnrtUn. Doiif hvriy, yovy. ItM h Unw: Solilnrr. Mtirxh, Unff.-n. Irr.lrriti, CarU-r. .trm i I.uhfns, Hriinvy Ninth Row: Cotilvs. Smith, J.. (Hilluim. lUltfl, Hnlurlson. Knmlttbaugh. U vlhoiirnv, (.n ' lnhoff, Uiikham, Splairr, Dickason, Shulsman, Shalejsky ElCMTli How: Hanaitalt Kvlly Hich ' V. Ilrtmn, Krohn Maxivell. Guthrie. Adams, Sherman, Reich, Teirk -. (Hover, Sharp, James, Itarfia SKViir Tii Row: Kinfima. Shannon, Ztvetii, Hievers, Cavanau h, Iteltville, Curtis, Manly. Jimison, Polansky. ?iixon. Jackson, Dick, Peters, Schoentrup, Kalz S ' .XTli How: Pistromki. Kolmlny. Itarher. Jmmr. FeinMrin, Ka rosky. ffa er, Buckley, 0, .i7. t ozel. FApp.rt. Srhlosser. Honk. OUlham, I.eftgert Kiiiii Row: fr (i-r. Jonrs, Knnlzer, l.ohmiyer, Crnmley. Fithrr. I.rosuman. Kaplan. o i:. . .. l inlei-. H . F... I.ret-nfieltl. Cooperiilvr. J Hnlno, Zuerrhvr, Mir in FouHTH Rou : SHveralein, Kttch. Meyer. HaummU. Hnum. Caok. Mills. Moore. Mxon. Uradl-w Hockni. ill.n. Elliot. Ceyer, Johnstone, U ' itson Third Row : Sollomi, Fly. Sinai, Ittrlin-r, Kreseitilz. t:orhin, l ' eler%. If ooil house, Vartl, Snnlmon. Johnson, Parker, Elsasser, fivrger Scr.osD How: Hhodes. Herd, Frock. Hoy. hronnr. Fuing. fox. Finns, (ohm, Doire, Stout, llenihr, Apple. Itarnes Fpont How: Mnnney. Hesse, Turker. Simnn%on. MeCormirk. l.ieberman. Smith, C, tt arnock. tiaupvrt. Collins. Corhin, Tenney, Muniz, Linzinmeir 114 College of Dentistry AvMiN. Ki vim ( .. Bhimlu-sler Denlislry. D. D. S. Brunk, Wilfred Lonzo Lima Dentistry, li. A.. D. D. S. Xi Psi Phi; Alph Siijnia Plii ; Vice Prfsidpiil of Senior Denial ( ' luss Cohen. Philip Huiitington. e t iijiiiiia Dentistry. D. D. S. FiNELLi, Henry N. Columbus Dentistry, D. D. S. Barnett. Irmn(; Hahoi.i) Asl)ury Park. IS ' ew Jersey Dentistry, D. D. S. Alpha Onieea : (lunnril ul KrnliTnily I ' res (lenU ; S «initnin@ Callahan, Regis Joseph Ciilumbu Dentistry. D. D. S. Farber, E. Monroe West Palm Beach. Florida Dentistry. D. D. S. Delia Alpha Pi; Freshman Foolball ; Varsily Vi reslliikg Fisc.H, Sidney Newark Dentistry. D. D. S. Alpha Omega Frank, Albert Emanual Cleveland Dentistry. D. D. S. Alpha Omepa HoMc, Milton N. Hillside. New Jersey Dentistry. D. D. S. Goldberg, Albert Akron Dentistry, D. D. S. Alpha Omega HoiisER. Kermit J. Akron Dentistry. D. D. S. Mpha Omega: Profe. ional InlerfrJleniilv j p j pj,; . Sliicleiit Senate; Professional In- ' mil lerfrateniilv C.nncil Jackson. Colby Conrad Charleston, West Virginia Dentistry, D. D. S. P-i Omega Kasik. Ai fked F. Cleveland Denlislry. 1). D. S. Kaplow, Ben B. Cleveland Dentistry. D. D. S. Alpha Omega Kass. Philip Toledo Dentistry. D. D. S. 115 College of Dentistry .i: II ss. A MioN l,h; i -Newark. New Jersey Dentistry. D. D. S. i,r.| ' ri-,Hl,i,l i,f Aviikah I ' oi.i.ACk. Sidney (!oltinii)U Dvniislry. II. S.. D. I). .S. -MolK.W. K AN DUK.HT (!i Illllll)II Dfiitisirv, I). I). S. Pi RfEl,!.. W IIIIAM AhtHUR Anihfr I Pciilislry. I). I). S. Alpha Oiiif t:a : C«iiiiiiil of I ' riilprnil) Prpsi- Sii-iiia Alpha Epsitoii; Sccrrlary uf Senior drill Sadohsky, Samuel Rochester, New York Dentistry, D. D. S. Alpha Kp-iluii Pi Schwartz. Loins J. (Hin); town Dentistry. D. P. S. Alpha Oiiirea Denial Cla SCHOLL. H. } K Bremen Dentistry. D. D. S. P i Omepa; 1 ..olhiill naiul; Coilcirl Band Si ' ENr.ER. Richard H. Colunihus Dentistry. D. D. S. Phi (januiia Delta Tapper. Irmni. B. . kr«ui Denti. ' itry. D. D. S. Wasserstrom, Leonard Columbus Dentistry, D. D. S. Tall Epsilon Phi Wasserstrom. Stanley ' Coliimlius Dentistry. D. D. S. laii EpMlon Phi 116 College of Pharmacy Bloom, John Donald Criger, Albert Bill Younpstown Phnrmmy, It. Sc. in I ' hiirtn. 8i)!iiia .Nti: I ' hiiriiiiii y CoiiiK-il Kimble. Weldon F. C.in;indnigua. New York Phurmiicy, B. Sc. in I ' biirni. Markins, Glenn Hakry Columbus Pharmacy. B. Sc. in Phnrni. Kiiu ; I ' liarma I ' hurmarv (ioiiii iitiral A ucialiuii NiCKLAVs. Lons Charles Coluinlius Pharmacy. B. Sc. in Pharm. Freshman Kuutball : llaM ' liall (Ueveliiiid Pharmacy. B. Sc I ' hi Pharm. Iilj. Alpha; Kho Chi; IVr.hiiii; Rifle I ' re-iih ' iil itt Pliamiacv Council Maksl, Joseph William Hnrtford, Connorticnt Pharmacy, B. Sc. in Pharm. rhi Delia Chi; Sluileiit Sellale ; Pliarmaey Ciilllleii ; Ohio l-Iiioii Board; Freshman Track ; I ' resiijenl ol Ohio Slale Pharma- eeiiliral Association Markins, Madge Columbus Pharmacy. B. Sc. in Pharm. Rho !hi; Pharmacy (Council; Secretary Treasurer of Ohio Slale Pharmaceutical As. soeiation NoLEs, Francis Joseph Cnhllllblis Pharmacy, B. Sc. in Pharm. Kappa I ' m Olds, Dora A. Coniieaut Pharmacy, B. Sc. in Pharm. Rho (. ' hi ; Pharmacy Council KiscH, Stanley Ray ' Logan Pharmacy. )i. Sc. in Pharm. secretary ot Tau Kappa l]psilon; Pharmacy ouni il Serafini, Mario R. i rkville Pharmacy, H. Sc. in Pharm. OUTCALT, (JeORGE MaLRICE Columbus Pharmacy, B. Sc. in Pharn, Pi Kappa Mjilia Sarnecki, Alfreda Jean Cleveland I ' harmacy. B. Sc. in Pharm. Tiiela I ] silou ; Kappa Epsiluu; Browning; Ohio Slale Pharmaceutical Association: Y.W.C.A.; Panhellenie Stewart. alter Schri er Columbus Pharmacy, B. Sc, in Pharm, W u;nkii. Robert Emerson (illllllllllUS Pharmacy, B. Sc. in Pharm. Illio Chi; Phi Rho Alpha Wells. O. Fenton (iiitiiiiibiis Pharmacy, B. Sc. in Pharm, 117 College of Applied Optics ClIMFVNI. I.WMIKMK F. Mil. SicuiM ' in ille Ipijlied Oiilics, H.Sc. G vr.E. Leopold Leonard Applied Optics. B.Sc. KeTTLER. ILLIAM JoHN Washington. D. C. Applied Optics. B.Sc. l| li;i Tail OiiiPKa; President of Epsiloii Phi Epsilun: arsilj Shimming IJenmson, Durward G. (!l;irksliiirp. West irpini Applieil Optics. B.Sc. Ep-iloii P,i Epsilon Jacobs. M «ki-i. ayne oiiiig-tow n Applied Optics. B. Sc. Sipma Alpha Mil; Scarlel Ma-k ; Glee c:lub; Sirollers KiEss. Robert D. Montpelier Applied Optics. B. Sc. Mote. Herbert G. Ross, Eli Columbus Brooklyn, New York Ipplied Optics, B.Sc. .Applied Optics, B.Sc. I.ainhda t.;lii Alpha; Epsilon Psi Epsilon; Tan Ep.ilon Phi Plarqiie Award for the Oul tandiiif: Jiimor ScHLANSKY, Sam .4. Columbus Applied Optics. B.Sc. SlIERIDAV. Ja( K J. Iroiiloii .ipplied Optics, B.Sc. Ep iiloii Psi Epsilon TrtKERMAN, SaNKORD (Columbus Applied Optics. B. Sc. .Scull, Frederic Radcliffe Cincinnati Applied Optics, B.Sc. Pi Kappa Alpha; Fpsilnn P i Epsiluii; Qiiadraitfile Je-lers Tk.hk. Albert j. (iiihimliiis .ipplied Optics, B. Sc. WesTFMI. TiIOMVS GlTlllllE ILirtfiiril Cily. Indiana Applied Optics. B.Sc. Fp.iloii P i Ip.ilon Wilson, Rich mid l!t tiiekford Zancsvilli ' Applied Optics. B. Sc. Epsilon Psi Epsiloii; (ilee Club; President of Senior Applied Optics Class 118 College of Law livRTOs KK. John Nynlicoke. I ' eniijylviiiiia Law. L. L. B. Delia Thcla Pbi Cameron, Uon Stiiart Columbus . ;i. . .. ,. ;. CovRTRiiiHT. Thihman Th(i:m JtniNsoN, Stephen Cvrl Lancaster Columbus Lnu: L. L. B. l.mv. L. L. B. Thi ' la i: D IU 1 lir-la IMn: Olitu Suit- S inplioiiy Orrlirslra Kink. John , Columbus [.aw. L. I.. B. Drlla Tlirrj i ' iii Leaih. Robert Edmind Columbus .4rls-Law. B..4.. L.L.B. Phi Si ma kappa: D lle Thela tMii; Pi Sigma Alpha : Editor of Law Quarl frlv Mattlin. Morris Lee Columbus Law. L.L.B. Alpha Epsiloii Pi; Tail Ep-ilnii Rho ; Busi- Alpha Ep ' ilon Pi; Tan Epsilnn Rhii nr-9 Manager iif Ihe l.au Jiiiinial: Sliiiteiit Bar As oriation Polster. Martin J. Columbus Law, L.L.B., B.A. Potts. Ned Dincman Columbus Lou, L.L.B. Rosentreter. Myron A. Oak Harbor Law, L.L.B. Alpha Sipma Phi: Delia Theta Phi; Slrollrr ; ( aiiinia Eta Gamma Pre ideiil Ohio Slate I ' ar Association; Presideni of SeiiKir Law ( lass Rutherford, Leland Robert North Olmsted Law, L, L. B. Gamma Eta Gamma President SlEMON, |LLIAM G. CiiK-iiiriiiti Lair, L. L. B. Sipma Alpha Epsiloii Slaighter, George W. Springfield Law. L. L. B. Delta I ' hria Phi: Stiiileiit Bar Association 119 College of Medicine Gri BBS. Robert Ci stis Columbus Medicine, M. D. l vNow, Nathan ' W alter Cleveland Medicine. B.S.. M. I.. M.I). Macedonia. Domenic Antiionv Steuhenville Medicine. H.A.. M.I). I ' midrnl ,• lp].a I ' lil D.lla : Inla Mu igina ; 1 raUTiiils I ' n ' -iili-iits ' (;(iiiiit-il Wentz, Arthur Edwards South Charleston Medicine. B.A.. M.D. IMii Chi: Slrolli-rs 120 H BEAUTY Kiilli C ilccn ■ Hirscli Mdkio Queen, 1935 C lciiiior MJ ooacocK ' XcuiluirJl Kappa Alpha Theta -?T i i ' l o-i 1« WI WMW .. p w ' ' ' ! ' (ncllni y ccil Jihhs Delta Delta Delta s (hhzaiclli JjrookfieU Jlcslcr Kappa Kappa Gamma I I Un iaivl - L.ee I I Uinjiuii-l Kappa Alpha Theta QJ nzanne i laneile Ci J- auniaii Pi Beta Phi v t -- Si sma Kappa PUBLICATIONS MAKIO Edilnrin-Chiej Asstx-ifitr Kfjit tr Frederick R. Dinsmore Helen M. Knox Dinsmore It is after much toil and lal)or that we present another Makio which will assist the old jirad in recallin ; those immortal folle ;e days that were spent at Oliio State. Our honest and sincere purjiose is to picture this university, with hoth its fjlaniorous life t)f foothall. proms and the lesser social activities to ;ether with the serious and cnciiantin;; drama which takes place in the classroom and on the field of honor. Both idealism and realism ha e helped in creating this, the Makio of 1935. and within these Cornrll Lt ' th ' rman Cox Mntlhf ' un Escovitz MilUr Goodman Scott Lay Thitllen SOPHOMORE EDITORIAL STAFF Aniietla Lu Cornell Lucille Cox Milton Escovitz f:;irl l.- It;lkrr Adeline Hrown Emily liiirnn Joseph liuhh Rolierl Cassidy Robert Cycster Maxine (Toodnian Mary Lay Harvey Ledernian Diiriilln Lillli. v- FRESHMAN A.SSISTANTS Riiili Ciiiiili-. Caniplii ' ll (iuld Jean Ilelpliringer Elizalielh Knolts Loui KrakiilT enda Lirlirriiian liarliaia Millei Anne Scnti Henrv Thullrn RcKalind Moijianstern (;iad - eiilian-en Norma Peterson Grace Schaffner Alma Stoner Ft ' i ' tlin.ind I ncki ' icli Knt 1-U MAKIO Hiisiness Munn er Samiel H. Firer Associiitp Biititu ' ss Miiniiin ' r Dorothy Fernbercer covers niav tho iiKiiiorio.- of our university ever endure. Oualitv and exa tness. tliose two aims which we have Ftirrr arduously attempted to attain, may have eluded us in certain phases of the ])ook ])Ut not without a result fortuitously attained. It is evident that the completeness achieved in this Makio was hv this method and that any noliceal)l ' discrepancy may he attrihuted to our inal)ility to carry our program to a stafje of coni]il ' tion which is far above the Makio editions of other years. Beall Celz Coh-man Herbert Denting Hoyer Dennis Mizer Fle.k Tripp SOPHOMORE BUSINESS STAFF (roldie (!ohen Ellon ( oleni;)ii M;iiv Eliznhetli Demi Walter Allen Isabel] Amber .Norman Berger Betlv Cloak James Dennis Betty Edlavitch Ralph Flerk % ilma Gelz James Herbert FRESHMAN ASSISTANTS Jean Crayton Marion Eilerl Robert Lrvin Carroll Patterson Stanley Pobl W illiam Hoyer Adeibert Mizer Lillian Smith Arlene Tripp Mildred .Saddle John Sehiff Hynian .Sitomer Dorothy Warner FiT7il frger l.SS Professor Thomas French Mrs. Agne (Jordon William Griffilh Art Editor Activities Administration Athletics find Fenliiri ' s Classes Orfianizdtions MAKIO BOARD Robert Maclvor Professor James Pollard Virginia Shipley SECTION EDITORS Nathan Stern Francis Taber Richard Vance Frederick Machetanz Henry Thullen ..Annette Lu Cornell Maxine Goodman .Dorothy Matthew Harvev Lederman Mnchi-tftnz H iji E ' .He ' I K Mi H v II fl H. ' ' i U 4 K ' tK ;m - r ' Rb ' K Wt — 1 fl JBBrH a - l K H Km IVv B n CT. i WUl B V H H -mSk Jm- jr . i w iHi I O. Pifj H ft l ■ ' ■■j U |t; A4Ar Ivif P M j np l HUfl L. i B n J B H H l KM JmM Ky ' i- ' ll 1 l mli W;3| j A 1 ' Ifl lA -il MtiH Httj naj v lB l flR. M 11 ■■■ii ■ -wjato ■ggr MsB W.i.r I ' lillark (yrilrr (, ' .i..M v (V.iii . S i (.. ' I.,;l,nn,in Tllnll,-,! Silomrr I.,iin llrrcrr Oayliin Vl T««n Amtwr .tli-xiiniltT Ktfin Mitrt;tiriMi-rn Stulith- C.nU-man l.ii-lu ' rmnn Smith Knotn Hi ' rlwrl f.ohvn Si-hnffniT linker Si-iilmnn Lay Cttlfman . i-uhaiisi-n tlroiin Krnkoff Cloak n-mint D-nnin Tripp l.nt I nrkrirh Car-r (..■ : Pallrrsoa ..(. H. i I ' nhl .Vmi Kifi l.iiiulmim Shipl ' y Kn..« DiiiMiiiin ' Farrr f-inlnrfr Millrr Sroll Cornell Kscotilz 136 LANTERN Eggers GotlUfb EditorinChiej - Charles E. Ecger Business Manager . _ David K. Gottlieb Circiilalinn Manager Melvin C. Koch Spurts Eilit.ir - Harry Volk Socwiy Editor ViviAN Freibi RCHOVSE Church Editor _ _ RiTH Alton Book Editor Jeanette Wveth Collegiate Corner . Rl ' TH Lawrence Stage IT hispers Wayne Haapa The Idler Professor William L. Graves EDITORIAL STAFF Fall Qlarter Daily Aeus Editors Daily Mannaing Editors Jack Benjamin Arthur Gossard Mary Elizabeth Davis Thoma Gaumer Daniel Chabek PatKir«in Charles Garver Arthur Parks Morris Kozek Ralph Spencer X IMER QlARTER Daily A ' eics Editors Daily Managing Editors Melvin Koch Warren Lougham Phil Fortnian illiam Smock Donald Loomis Frank Siedel Ralph Spencer Arthur Parks Walter Tavlor Lee Bland Kozclt H. „,„„„„ Frvihnrfiliouse hahrk Egger Lnurvnce Ktrmn Haapa 137 SUN DIAL Editor Albert MANor.A Art Dirrctor William Crawford If one were to read and renieiiilier the phrases of humor l,i,i„l„ that are expressed in the Sun Dial, he would have a nvi(l picture of the university life uiiich is often jiortrayed in the most sarcastic of criticism. The scandal-scavengers of its staff have uiieartlied information concerning; our notorious B.M. and B. .O.C. s and the lesser social elites whicli iiave literally placed the staff on the spot for the weeks following. Dttnprrl Rin.harl Ir iii}; lirc nil iT|! Dougla.s I)oliM)n Richard Fox Henrietta Rarnliart Hufth Evans Chexter Hunt KI)IT( HIAI, A.SSISTANTS (Mio Jan sen NoriiKin Kalz I{a iiiiMiil Kolin K.iland MiCr.ar) ART STAFF Er in ii l aum Donilliy ReKea Seyril Schochen Jrnimc Sclnsartz ir iiiia Tracy Philip ,ll,.r RoInTl Smith (Ihc Icr Slcp!it ' ii nii % illani W.iiikl. ' Mi.Mi Craw j or d l.?8 SUN DIAL Bituness Manager Ctrctilntinn M(iniii!er Robert Schaefer Ri ' TH Ervin The Sun Dial is not only the oiitstanilinj; humor pulilica- tion on Ohio ' s campus I it ' s the only one here I hut it ranks S, huejer as one of the hetter magazines of college puhlications. Under a well organized husiness staff, headed hy Bol) Schaefer. the sales and advertising have surpassed those of previous years hy a large margin. Kniilr Srhnnrlz linitfirrt n ,lh,T Jiihns l.i,hl,nl„rj: Mill,; S. ha,-l -r Cishr Margaret Aiiguslus Jane Banjierl Robert Boose ir inia Cisler li(i tar(l E ins; .Si,.-;. ' , Mnnoln BUSINESS STAFF U illiam Garvey Vi . L. J. .1)11- W illiam Kalile Frederick Liclilenberg Da i(l Miller Donald Poultoii Robert Rinehart Lucille Stitt Paul Sulley Paul TePas Emilv Wheaton Ervin 139 ' ' AGRICULTURAL STUDEP JT Editor Business Miinager Circiiliilinn Manager .UlLI.IVM ZiFP Vernon Duke Kenneth ¥.b I lie Apricullural Student celcl)rat ' (l its forty-first year of puhlicatioii. Iieing organized in 18 4 wlien the develop- ment of tlie aprieultiiral school was just h ' irinninp. Since that time the Afj Student has kept i)aee with great change in that particular field, puhlishing articles on the modern methods of farming and other connected lines. Hiljeriline Mnhr It nnl Ovvrmyer Hvnils f),ii i. ■Mr.VuK Erkfttiil Clark ' i c7i.r R,l,l Khy Dcm Dicke Zip .lfn, . .ii llmmsrr .4ihrrlisinu Maiinurr H Aiioi.D Mli.i.Kii Miinuf-infi Kililnr Haroi.I) Kkiem eh Hiimi- I ' .iimiimks I ' .ititor Marc.aret Madden As.sislnnI llitniv Kriinomit s Ediliir Lois Hi EF Campus . i-us Kditnr (iEOiK.E I)e« EDITORIAL ASSOCIATES Arthur nr;ill(iri Iri (Iraij; John Kays Ceorne Cljrk Riith FiM-hor Earl MiNiill Rol.ert Clark Charldll.- Hfli.-rdiii); Hiili. it Mohr Elizalx ' lh Converse Rflia llnninifll l in Mull Donald Rehl BUSINESS ASSOCIATES Joseph A lani« Arlliiir Hlackwcll Wilnia llraliaiU ' k Rusx ' ll ISrallN Dori- Eikli.ld i ian aiil iilnn 11:11 .Milirr Suark Moll llummrU Kays Craif lllaikuill Duke 140 OHIO STATE ENGINEER Eililnr Business Milliliter Lee Kleinmaier Thomas Simkins Founflotl in l ' )18. tlic (tliio Stiito EnginetT 1ki liail a luiij; and useful career in aflor lin r a means of « ' X| ression for student and alumni engineers. Its expressed purpose is to unite by a common interest all the various branches in the College of Engineering, and to coordinate the Ohio State college with other engineering schools. Kleinntiiier i isinlinn Hum: ( us« ' Htnltni  n An. Kfllfy Ellis Klcinmnifr Simhins S hittiinthvT Barnfby ■« illiMin Ellis Merrill Barneby Howard Crusev ASSOCIATE EDITORS Howard Heffley EDITORIAL STAFF John Kelley Robert Radow Leland Rov Palmer Slickney James Visintine BUSINESS STAFF George Sargent Joseph Srhiiniacher Samuel Beitler ADVISORY BOARD Sada Harbarger Morgan Jones Enierson Kimberlv Simkins 141 OHIO STATER Reed Frieiliiiiiii Edilni-inCliirj Miles Reed Assislunl EdiUir Inez Phelps Husinesa Manager .. Julius Friedman Circulation Manager - - ..- Joan Younger Faculty Advisor _ Thomas Pollack Literary Editor Ellen Chubb Art Editor - Robert Ki mler A litfiarv iHontlilv has. in past years, been a ratlicr uncertain M-nlure. Iiul the New Ohio Stater, organized last fall, has taken its ri ' htful ])laee ainoni: the campus ]tuhlications ami is a])pearing regularly. Tt is the only university medium whicli oilers students an opportunity to give vent to their literary amhitions. Articles of general interest to students, poetry, humor, and short stories appear in each issue, along with notes on im])ortant campus activities and athletics. Book reviews and theatrical criticisms hy recognized authorities are regular features of the Ohio Stater. Another high spot is the Hall of Fame, a page devoted to B.M. s and B.W. ' s O.C. with a picture ami a lirief account of each one ' s accom|(lisliments. LITER A in STAIF illi;iin HIair Gretchen i ' .twi Irene Lawson Marcia Simonton Belle Riillervvdrlli Oeorgia (iiMiil Jean Reerler Richard TheobalH Adeline Clark William Ilalhin Nill rlielk Jean Ti.rreine Mar-arel l)eni re l Eujiene kinj; William Sliallner Sue Ware ART STAFF Rav Evans Mary Kemnilzer Alan Pnirtdr BUSINESS STAFF Georpe Ellis Ruherl Fiselier Pauline Linde lind W illianis IJorolliv Fernlierger Sanldrd Lehensbnraer Hii hard Shaman .1 J iiiiiificr l-lielps 142 THE ALUMNI FOURTH ESTATE OF THE UNIVERSITY W. N. KING, Law, ' 09 . Sitlioital iliiniiii frc ident To all Ohio Staters, (in-ctitiiis: Once upon a time, a low interested alunini got together to see what they could do for Ohio State. The Ohio State University Association was the resuh — be- cause they realized that it takes ORGANIZED STRENGTH to get things done. Payment of dues by the united and useful ' alumni is another wedge in the foundation of support which the alumni are continuing to throw under this great University of ours. Doing things vital for the I niversity . . . things which it could not do for itself . . . doing them quickly . . . better . . . through the power of organi- zation . . . these are the things they are helping to accomplish through this organization, with its alumni clubs from coast to coast, its committees, boards and councils; tlirough its publication, the MONTHLY. Accept my pledge that those of us who have the responsibility for making this organization as effective as you have will spare no effort at the task. Sincerely yours for Ohio State, JOHN B. FULLEN. Secretary and Editor. The Ohio State Umversity Association Official Organization of the Alunini and Former Students. 143 s o c E T y mrm Murh SENIOR PROM Senior Class President.. ..Robert MacIvor Fro ii Queen VIRGINIA Cox Cox In tlif spriiifi a vouiij; man ' s fancy li jhtly turns to tlioufihts of the Senior Prom. Climax- ing the social season, the affair gave a colorful, carefree — yet somehow sad farewell to departing seniors. The soft, warm winds of the springtime were matched Ijy the mellow music of Ted cams. Filled with swaying couples, the lieautifullv-decorated gym seemed to lie filled with the ghosts of other proms in the four years since freshman days. For seniors, the dance was a fitting climax to them all; for underclassmen — hringing a sudden, unexpected pang at the thought of graduation . . . and leaving. Kohert Maclvor and Virginia Cox were graceful king and queen . . . and much credit is due Sphinx and Mortar Board for creating so charming an ending to a lovelv interlude . . . college davs. w .- f mkp llakr, Day lliiln I Ih ' iam-y Campbfll Dtvnrhfti I hulih F.h,r„,l,l Enflith 146 SENIOR PROM De Co-Clmirni(in of thr Srnior I ' rom Co-Chairnian of the Senior Prom Vi ILLIS De.MINC ViR(;i u St rk COMMITTEEMEN SPHINX illiiiin Beitncr Jack Day illis Dcmintr Charles Ehcrsold Robert Ives Rol)ert Maclvor Richard Vance Leland Wears Stark Josephine Baker Doris Cani| I)elI Ellen Chuhl. Esther Collicott Jane Devaney MORTAR BOARD Goldie Dworken Eloise Enjjlish Vivian Freihurfihouse Jean Hill Ernestine Pavev Dolores Ruppersberg Virjiinia Shipley Bettv Shuniaker Vir ;inia Stark Virginia Steward FreiburfihnL Shipley Hilt Shiirriiiki.T Httpp ' rshiirji U uars 147 I urnoi JUNIOR PROM A mill Junior Class President W ILLIA.M AoRTH Prom Queen Anne Tlr.ner Shiimnering silver on a classically ilcsijjncd bandshell: spotlights llirowing pools of rich color over the moving throng; flowing, smooth music from Don Bestor and his orchestra: all these com- hined with the gay assemhlage of campus notaltles helped to make llic Junior I ' rom of 1935 the out- standing social event of the year. Sponsored hy Bucket and Dipper, nuMi s Junior honorary, and Chimes, women ' s Junior honorary, the Junior Prom was the result of many weeks of careful planning. A particularly smart note was the ])lack and silver leather programs. The dance saw the dedication of the prize-winning Itandshell and decorations scheme. A semi- circular frame covered witli silver cloth and illuminatcil hy floodlights enclosed the orchestra. Large Grecian vases concealing colored floodlights at each side, heightened the classic effect. Tlie windows and baskets were similarly treated. Judging from the ex](ressions of enthusiasm heard iluring and after tlic dance, liic Junior class, and more particularly those in charge of arrangements, shouhl congratulate themselves for having | rescnted one of the finest Junior Proms in recent years. Burria Fivming Cltrkfitllfr Gvren irt rii«ri ' Hnitnnian Krlin Hiiffmitn Fi ' rnht ' riti ' r 148 JUNIOR PROM Co-Chairinan of the Executive Council Co-Chair man of the Ext ' cutivf Council ExECiTiVE Committee Virgil Fogle Jane Anne Evans Betty Hoffman Bruce LayI)ourne Roselyn Mathews illiani lorth Decoration Committee Anne orrell Ruth Ervin Mark Fleming Mildred Geren Carol Haganian Herman Moser Ticket Committee Norman Spain Doris Clickenger Francis TaJier Orchestra Committee Miles Reed Inez Phelps Vtarren hitlinger Fogle A ' iRGiL Fogle Jane Anne Evans Arrangements Committee Louise Siioemaker James Davis Freda Postle Jane Woodward Publicity Committee Vivian Burris Fred Dinsmore Dorothy Fernherger John Kahealo Helen Knox yorth Fhtlp, Pottle Keed SluH-mtiker Spain Taker W hit tinner H ooiiuarA a orrell 149 Smith Bailey SOPHOMORE PROM Chairman oj tlw Prom Carl J. Smith ' ' Grab a Queen! clianted Roniophos — and sophomores, juniors, seniors, and even some freshmen thronjicd to lli;- (iyiii for the Sophomore Prom. Always a success, llie 10.3.T dance threatened to ri al llic .lunior Prom in popularitv. Decorations were esj ecially novel — flajis hroufiht directly from llic Avenue of Flags at the World ' s Fair formin ; the principal tlicnic and giving a distinctly cosmoj oliliin atmosphere to the affair. Freddie (larlone and his N. B. C orchestra were more than adequate and did iiuich to assure its succe-.s. Merle W en(h. President of the So])honiore Class, escorted Joan oiinger as Queen. Homo])hos. in haiulling the entire arrangements for the dance, divided itself into coniniitlees of five members, each of which administered a special part of the dance arrangements. The Prom proved a real achievement on the part of Kumoidio-. not only because of its outward ajipearancc of succos but af-o be- cause the Sophomore ( jass l)ecame ( las .c,,ri ciiiu in the ciituri-. More inbn-mal lb, in ibe Junior or Senior Piiiin . it iTiav bi- said that those who attended went for a good tiriii ' rallii r tlian jii t to he seen at a prominent social event. n ,iuii 150 SOPHOMORE PROM Sophomore Class President Merle Wendt Prom Queen Joan Yoinger l.edrnitnri Band Committee James Bailey William Calland Jack Devaney Carl Smith Earl Tliomas Decoration Committee Harvey Lederman Ernest Breyfogle Charles Campbell Henry Thullen Merle Wendt Ticket Committee Parmelee Duffus Robert Blickle James Dennis Joseph Lucas Robert Schwachter Publicity Committee Jerome Schwartz Thomas Banks Roln ' rt Fischer Richard Fox Robert Vallery Arrangements Committee Andrew Peterson Byron Goldman David Miller James Jlillcr Robert Nihousen Ynun Sier 151 y Ehvrsoltl Opprtihi ' im m HOMECOMING Tickets John Uods Jiiin ' Devaney Roljert Ives Louise Slioeniaker Ildiiiii iiiuiiiii Quppit Marv Ai.ma Oppenheim lliimviiiniiiiji Chdirmaii (Charles Ebersuld Attemusis io the Queen r ' raiires Hamilton Malielle Lallirop Betty Malloy Gladys Otey Jeanelle Stevenson Executive Charles Ehersold Virgil Fogle John Fullen J,.-,-|di Park Rirliard iinee Decorations Willis Deming Norman Spain Virginia Stark Alice Taylor Transportation James Davis Virgil Fogle William North Chaperons AND COMPLIMENTARIES Josephine liaker Kerniit Ilouser Virginia Steward Ceremonies AND Entertainment Harvey Barrett Fred Dinsmorc Charles Ehersold irgil Fogle ( lintv W infrev Rally Annetla Lu ( iniell James Handley Harvey Lederman X ' illiani North arren hitlingor I ' l BI.ICITY Jack Benjamin Charles Egger Alhert Manola Miles Reed Concessions Leland ears Otey 132 PANHELT.ENIC PROM n III thin III lilt General Ihiiirmiin President JosKI ' IIINK WoHTHINGTON iR .iMA Taylor Orchestra E el n Ackers Cornelia Fisher Jeanelte Wyeth Hall and Decorations Anne Griener Betty Schirtzinger Freshman Panhellenic- Taylor Tickets Maxine Goodman Ida Gaver Virginia Smith Marian Zimnier PLBLiiirv Ruth Sargent Jane Godo«n Olga Schlesinger Programs Alfreda Sarnecki Margaret Bauermeister Betty Jones Helen Shields Resumed after an interlude of several years, the Panhellenic Proui justified its resumption and continuance in the years to come. Sponsored by the Somen ' s Panhellenic. the affair took place in the Neil House liallroom. where the mingled colors of lilue and red spotlights, charming evening gowns, and the conventional Idack and white of masculine attire made an attractive picture. T«o orchestras. Boh Ueickman and Karl Rich, furnished exceptional music. A novel feature of the dance was the release from the ceiling of several hundr ed llalIo(ln at the hour of midnight. Sargent 153 Fur IS ' etihdus HILLEL PROM Gencnil Chnirniitn } ri ni Qufrn Samuel H. Fvrek -Gladys Neuhausen Many couples were charmed by the iliythiiiic strains of Don Baird ' s Or- chestra at the annual Hillel Prom. Sam Furer was General Chairman of the successful dance held at the Neil Mouse. Gladys Neuhausen was chosen l ' o|)ularity (,)ueen in the contest held in conjunction with the dance. A marked absence of any collegiate decorations or atmosphere was noted amidst tlie formally clad dancers. Held to raise funds for the Hillel Student Loan Fund, this dance proved i)oth a social and financial succesa CHAIRMEN Advisory „ Arthir Hersch Contest Rif:nARD Shaman General Arrangements Jerome Jacobson Program Joseph Rabinovitz PuMirily James Behr Publicity Jvck Benjamin Tickets _ _- Leslie Caplan Tickets Maurice Sitomer ii.i,, Jaeobion II. „,„„„„ Shnnntn t„,.l,m Sitomvr U.rs,h Rnbinouilz 154 THEATRE AND MUSIC STROLLERS Llin Presitlent Business w III iiitier Jack Day Robert Ives BOARD OF CONTROL Edni Chu|iiiKiii tti in III) Hattoii Mary Larey Bvron Ta Iniadge Jack Day Ro l e It Holzeiiier Herman Miller Prof. Ger rpe ashburne Edward Drake Ro )ert Ives Helen Rea ACTIVE MEMBERS Slliarl Allrii Orwilr i:ii;iinl.pr Frederick E er Robert Ives ttilliain Mn,-e eal Southard Curtis Artz Edna Cliapiiiau Eleanore Farkler Broiike Jessoii Ernest Perlnuiller BsTon Talmadite MabrI Balharli I{ii aril ClaMUM ii- Harry Finehers Brlly Jones EUood Pieree Donald Taylor Rohrrt Barlel Da iil Craii.lall Clenii Fissel Robert Joiie- Jean Reeder Lynn Thompson Mary B.rlhalow Jnme- l)al Mark Flenuti Ma Karr Dm Rennekanip J.din Sarlel Thrlma B«kpr Ja,k Day Jartjiieliiip Foure K ilham Kiimler iiMe Ride r James « arren Marcarrl BrII H  ar.l Da.is ihiia (; ■! Marv l.arey Cbarle. Ro an Charles WelberboB Kay Bfrry Jam,-. I)a i, Car..! Hat-ainan Dorothy Lambert Frederick Saencer (ieurse ashbnriie I.rr Bland Jame- Dfnui. ir iiiia Hale Carol l.oiin Robert St. James James Wilson r.larrnrr BowUr Culdir U i rl.Fii illiam Halluii Mabel Lure Charles Scbmahn Clintie Winfrey i%ian Burris Mary Eesley Norris Hayhur l Doris May Henry Schwartz Philip VI oh Brtlr Butlerwor;1i Llaylun Rldndiii- Carl He« Mary McElroy irpinia Shipley Ann Worrell Charles Camplipll H.. .ard Evan Roberl Holzemt-r Harriet McMillan Harry Simons Lillian leiilield Carl Casio William E.aus R hard Huniplire Jean Middlelon Finailllel Sla in Sftlham Shim, AlUn Srhtrar ' z Miintz SummpTt tifrkt ' r Bnrihatnit $ otl Ilarr. Hi I ' tiiit Uvnm kninft livirh Still Smith (I IJ hiiilun Al ' mtiivr Orr Johnson Mnnlrinnn Palmv Joni ' t Holz4 ' mfr Unit on t ' .hnpmnn Lacy Day TnlmaiifC ' Huntvr h ux (hinl,i i l,-y,-r Prirv l.t-mh I , III, n,„ til,, tntt U ilk (  ( i y.vnc i ytilirr (ii ' lz CormU Cn ' v .v. Lipitrrl Riintrlt Crulv ff illiam% U nfhhurm- Sritlmnn Schlffvl iHfiilii Morfinn tiTn 156 STROLLERS Strollers, llu- oldest draiiuitit ' society on the ' uni|iu . preserves the Irudition of its greatness by rendering a play eaeh quarter which amply supplies all the requisites of a well-produced amateur production. For many years Strollers was the ouI landing dranialii ' group on the campus; then began a period of gradual decline, until Strollers inice more had a revi al of interest among its members and backers. This year Strollers very appropriately opened its forty-fourth season by presenting Kempy. written by Elliott Nugent, an old-lime Strollers player. This i .1 liilaricm- comedy lonierning the situation in which Kempy, played by Robert Tague. an am- bitiou young plumber finds himself. Professor Her- man A. Miller again directed a very successful pro- duction tor Strollers. All of the players seemed well- cast. Edna Chapman ' s rendition of Katherine Bence deserves much praise as does lover. Duke Merrill, played by Robert (-annon. Although a freshman. Myra Bresnahan shoNved remarkable talent as the pretty, youthful Ruth Bence. sister of Katherine. The difficult roles of Ma and Pa were ably character- ized by Betty McFeely and Robert Barnett. The involved part of Kempy becomes untangled, so that in the end. Duke and Katherine are united. and Kempy realizes his real love, Ruth. For the winter ([uarter Strollers chose an entirely different sort of play. Street Scene by Elmer Rice is a vivid realistic picture of a typical scene in New York ' s tenement section. The desires of Mrs. Maur- rant for a good time in spite of the attitude of her husband leads in the end to a terrible disaster. The age-old story of love of different races, is supplied by Rose Maurranl I Myra Bresnahan I and Tom Kap- lan (Isadore GreenblatI I . The tense atmosphere of the tenement house is well developed; a bit of comedy relief is provided by the good-hearted Italian musician Lippo Forentino. played by Glenn Fissell. Again Strollers scored in this difficult production, well directed by Herman . Miller. Nathan Zahm deserves much praise for his interpretation of Abraham Kap- lan. Martin Rubin handled the part of Frank Maur- ranl commendably as did Myra Bresnahan as Rose and Glenn Fissell as Forentino. Stuart Allen ' s portrayal of the youthful husband Daniel Buchanan, and Mary Eesley as the catty Mrs. Jones deserve a great deal of praise. Strollers first two productions of the year 1934-35 give good evidence of a highly-successful season for this outstanding dramatic organization, which draws its talent from the entire s tudent body. , rt ' nr Innu iKi ' tUji 157 BROWNING Chtibh ( ' .hill. Hrlen Addison Josephine Bakrr Thrlma Beckrr Elizabplh Brckwith Janp BlosBer Calhrriiie Krady Kalhryn Brown Mary BiirfCf K Dori Campbell Carol BoBf Nancy Brown Joan Da%irs Rulh Ervin Janr Ann E «n ' i President lo J;inii;ir l Ellen Cm BB Presiflent (Jaiiu;iry to June) _ Edna Chapman Secretary Nell SchELKV Tretisitrer JOSEPHINE Baker Business Mttna er ___ _ Antoinette Lancer SENIORS Edna Chapman Loui?.a Gardner Marjorie Jar is Marjorie Perrill Ellen Chiilili Janet Gates Dorothy Johnson Marparel Perry Esther C.illirotI Elizahelh Hamilton Mary I.arey Aileen Philbin Anna Collins Edith Heiidnv ntoineIle l.aiifier (irace Poston Mary De enniOi Betty H..I... ml. Hiilh MoPheron Dolores Riipper.herc Goldip Dworkeii :alh rine H..nf:h Eli al. th Milrhell N.-Il Sohelky Eloise Enpli h Mary Hiif:hes ,Ma iiie Muoney Ida Schlafley Roberta Falkm -tein l.enore Hnt hiIl on Jane Needliam Virginia Shipley Joan Ford EInora Innis Pauline Pater- on Barbara Shiimaker JUNIORS Katherine Evan Betty Hoffman arian MilU Mary Ellen leaver Marcia Fav-ip Harriet Kinney Freda Po-lh- Edith Weber Ann Greiner Marparel Leonard Lillian Reed Belly Ro e U illiani« Lorena Harkeiihrai hi (ierlnide Lev in Jpan Reeder Lidahelle tM - Carol Ha;:aman Liuile Lippert Mareia Stnionlon Thelma oodriifr Jane Slabau h Juliet Slanton Virginia Stark Virginia Tire Mary Tolbert Linda Turner Ima atiHook Ruby lalkiii; Josephine orlhington Jane ' oodward Anne U ' orrell lla,k.nhrmht i ' ftMl,- Collint Milln {,.., Kwmy Fansi c lnni lltnilrtM liaiivx Wei M. ' m lf,M V linkvr lu - l. i.. t ' htlhin i.xin . M.r,.,iA,r .run Hnl,hinson Hn.un . J .nmsh viihmn llvckrr llnrthninu Jnhnsun U mulruff H , r i.n :fon It ,.!( ' Hvi-ilvr Simnnton f ' oitim Utiniihitn Gn e U vhhvr Prrrilt H iitiur h tf I anliouk Comphfll l.ipptrt Tumrr U nlkin Slnhaiifili lloflmnn K . Fions J.tion tfom nnrri Chapf t hnhh l.tmiivr Slanton H„ f«K iWi I.Mi5on M . Johnson 158 WOMEN S GLEE CLUB President ire-President .. Secretary .. Treasurer Historian _. Business Manager . Accompanist Student Director Heleim B. Kink Sally J. Ebkri. ViRciMA Swain Clara Killsworth Eleanor Frost . _ Mildred Hott Valda Wilkerson Mary Limink Kinii Mar ' Betz Meredith Bogan Ruth Braunlin Vivian Briner Rosemary Brightmun Eleanor Ealey Jean Grim Annabelle Hildebrand Virginia Hohenstine Louise Ater Betty Beall Alice Benoy Nellie Dver Roberta Colliflower Virginia Crall Helen DeForest FIRST SOPRANO Ruth Foster Virginia Randall Eleanor Frost Mary Russell Mary Kyser Mary Ryman Eltha Lewis Mabel Southard SECOND SOPRANO Mildred Hott Leota Leeper Jane Huff Nelle Morris Helen Jones Barbara Nice Jane Killworth Marjorie Perrill Genevieve Koliler Pauline Short FIRST ALTO Beatrice Fetter Helen King Mary Rnepper Helen Lavine Mary Liming Henrietta Little Cotla McCoy Helen Slovensky SECOND ALTO Jean Ellsperman Dorothy Nuckolls Roena Leech Billie Roberts Marian Millisor Marv Rvder Jeannelte Spies Evelyn Wilkes Helen Suttles Linda Turner Josephine Weaver Jeanne Stuber Virginia Swain Mav Van Hook Lillian Willis Betty Woodworth Jean Young s ior( Hrifiltlun h ' osU ' r Hriitl If itkvs V ootiuiirth A rCoy K ' ysi r Benoy ( ' atUftoKfr Ater Suttles Htm4aU i tin Ihmh W iikemon Suuin I.Timn 1 llnh.n l n.- S, llnH Milli-nr a illit Slnh.r ;)v.r R de, Killiiorl h Km:: ll,.tt ■s tuly Fvltt r RnsuU Kuhl.r Brinvr Leids Jortfi Bvtz H mat Shnrnsky Robi-rt% Prrrilt HiliU-hrantt l.itrlc Li mitt f; Itofion Turner Crall yt orrix Soitthnrtl yicff Leeper 159 MEN ' S GLEE CLl B } rpsidptit ire-Prvsitlt ' iil Secretary Business Miintit er I ' liblirity Mimiii er Lihrnrinn „. Assistant JAbrarian Faculty Director Student Director Tn(lM s MiZER RoNAi.n Richards Uean J cobv William Stahl Ernest Keiser ..Charles Carpenter Donald Rhoton - Louis Diercks George Headley Mi:e Ray Doles Thomas Evans Herbert Frv H.-.lfonI Cli.MilIi- James Conn Charles Frank Arthur p ' owle Charles Allen Bane Brooks Louis Capperueci Charles Carpenter Cordon ( ral hs John Ashhaugh Ivan Cooper Martin (Irouch Samuel (!rouse orval Davis Albert Domonev Harry Gump Ernest Keiser James Kovach Adrian Kislinji Robert Maver Harrv MillhulT Philip Niee Alfred Curtis Siebert Duvall Homer HarrolV James Hurt ' Dean Jaeol) FIRST TENOR Walter Lange Robert Peters Robert Schmink BASS Ronald H (ler Richard Sherman W illiam Stahl William Stowe SECOND TENOR Robert Jimison James Johnstone Rol)ert Jones Howard Nowels R(dpert Olierlin BARITONE Arnold Fankhau e George Gearhai-t Charles Har ha George HeadU ' V Ren.; Hilt Gordon Howlelt (T nn MoPeok Jame-. Miles riionias Mizer John Iore Dciuibl I ' o-lon liii ' hard Rankin Paul Shook Hubert Wilson Wells Wilson Donald W iegel Da id Williams W aldren W ren Waller W right Rowland Leonard Robert Moore Donald Rholon Edward Saw an Robert Todd Hubert Sehniidl Jack Sinilh Rcdierl Smilli i)a id Sprague Riipli WaiUworlh Robert Watson l r. i t:,„iiir, Mil, (i„u,l, I .,,1,1 Curl,,. K,n,„t, M,llh.,lj II ,ll,„in, II ,.f,l (.,,„ i MIr ir ' Morcy Mrl ' t-rlt 1 tilniiit[lt Jtttin%limi- Sihmintl If . U ihi n ,W«M T tlnr fiii Srtiiniilt  y mity HroDttn Cann U al%«n li.Sniilh J . Sniilh Huff Shfrrimii t ' utliin -itti-n Etanu SpraiLUi ' Hyili-r ( ' ttruilli- t iiriitnli-r Sloltl Mizt ' r Rirtiariit Jartitiy Kiitlinf tt ilao . .in ..( J„„ IMI I f.l.li ■ h.mk U , nUimrth CufifHTUfci Rlttilnn H,.rlin 1 r„l,l.n Ai ' isi-r l.nnfi- llowlfit (  ( lint ' V . .ili,; Frnnk Hump Italia I.fftnttnl lhi,.,ll Fankhnttavr Muor ' Saltan ff rifht 160 R E L G O N Y. M. C. A. Diilinn Russel Bope Ernest Breyfogle Max Dunipace Eugene Finke Donald Herkman I ' ri ' sidpnl Robert I es f Ue-I ' resiilent Jack Day Secretary James Davis Treasurer Robert Dvndon SENIOR CABINET H( l ert H( v;ird William Pitiricr Warren Lancham Warren Rainier Robert Lusk Robert Rinebart Howard Moore Cecil Rose Roger Smith Norman Spain James Taylor Clifford alentine Ellis Waldron For over fifty years, ranipus life has Y.M.C.A. for which men students havt been enriched b the student organization of the given their lime and service. The primary purpose of the organization has been to uplift the morals of the students; in addition, the organiza- tion sponsors many social functions, bringing prominent speakers to the campus, arranging for church services and assisting in every way possible in making Ohio State more than a place to go to school. To maintain their high -landing on ibe ramjin-. ibe men of the .M.C.A. could depend a great deal on the pre tige and j( ' rociipli-hnii ' nl ol ' ibeir predei-ess4 rs. However, ihe men are 162 Y. M. C. A. I VPS Ihr John Alston Roland Arnos Robert Blair Ernest Breyfogle Harry Baker David Backus William Calvert William ( ' orkins I ' armelee Duffus Roy Donahy Kenneth Davis SOPHOMOKK Rohert Ellis Robert Ebingei- (Charles Fraser Arthur F ' eldnian ernoii Heffron (Mialnier Hixson Ward Hopper Chester Hendersim Leonard Hopkins Felix Konkle Joseph Lueas V.M.C.A. COUNCIL Harvev Lederman David ' Miller Nelson Muntz Bernard Naylor Robert Ogden Robert O ' Neil Andrew Peterson John Paul Robert Paolelti Ken Rabenstein Kenneth Seitz James Strong Arthur Shaw Paul Sutley Edward Sawan Charles Schwenker Phil Vaughan George Wheeler John Winter Kenneth Weaver Woodrow Wilson not wont to do so; they feel that through their different inniniittees. a great deal can be done for the betterment of the University. The senior Y acts as a governing body for all Y.M.C.A. projects. It directs the activities of the Freshman and Sophomore Councils. Members of the Senior Board are those who have been active or interested in some phase of the Y work. The members are divided into committees who do the bulk of the work. The Economic, Social, and Religious Re lations do a great deal for the advancement of high ideals among the students and in the distribution of literature pertaining to social and econttniic problems. Wi. SutUy Muntz Shau- Peterson konkh- Milln Schucnker Hfndem Duffua Miller F.hinnvr f ' aolvtH I Ellis Ogden Sawt n yavlor Backus Blair ' Wilson OWeil 163 Prrsitlenr I ice-Presitivnl Seer Pt fir Trfftsiirer Surf etml-iit- trnis FROSH .M.(:. A. F?(H.KR Smith I ' mi. Nice I ' l I. ZiMMER Charles Forman lla(;e Stover Smith FRESHMAN V. M. C. A. COUNCIL Xilli;iin AII Tl-.n Vi;ilier All.n Carlyle H;iker Charle Barncll Carroll Harller Morris Rallies Francis Beckel Jack ItiirlDii Leiand B crly Dean Calland Rohcrl Cassitly Douglas Cochran Carl ( oinsiock Rolifi ' t (ionaway l)a id ( loiirad Lawrence Davis Lewis Eger James Finfera Theodore Fischer (diaries Forman Charles Fox Roberl Fox Charles I ' rv Richard Fuller Burton (iates Vi illiani cm Edw in (-ra es Klein (iilhousen Roheit Cilkey Kennelh Cruliaugh Roller! Hallwick James Hawkins James Hill William Hirller William lloiriiian James Hunt Robert Jone- Joseph kat enliiTger Robert Ke - Robert kibele Clifford kini: Joe Leeder John Lehman Fritz Lichtenberg Carmine Linsalata Herbert Lisle Bruce Lynn George Macklin Lawson Manring John Marsh Robert Llrtin Carl McCuire Arthur Mindling Ceorge Moore James Mueller Philip Nice W alter I ' apesch Jidin Potter W illiam Reed I ' renlice Reeves Richard Rice (diaries Rose Marten Ross Edw aril Rydman Joseph Sherman Max Smith Roper Smith John Stair W illiam Stanbro Harry Slertzback allace Stover Jordan Taxon Ted Thomas illiam N ' aligora Robert Waller Harold ellini:er Burton W. ' llm.in Samuel W eillicjmer Maurice ogonian Paul Zimmer Norman Zollar „iif, ,1 I ho, l.r.iKof tllortyin, lt„u r,i Sh.tniiin (.. N S ..M.A Hitrhif H,;ki-I tnnt - Ci niity Sinifhmtm ,i.n rv Cntbinifih hii I.Min a ilUlt Harn-fl Manrinf ll Omim ttatkrr Sl„-,h,m liirinn ll,n,lri Kinkitf ll ,rh Urhlt-nbrrt U , llmnn U (tllrr% l.inuitnln Smith -tUrn Itahrr Slnvi ' r Ht ' i-lf h ' tirmun t ' ltlh-r Comiturk i,„hrnn J„n.-t K. m .. ' im in ktiwnln-re,T t ' nluu h ij mt ' ,. 104 KAPPA PHI Tin- Epsilmi ( ' hapler of Kiippa I ' lii was I ' niinded on Ohio Stale ' s campus in 1921. This Melhodi-l tiirN organi alinn wa lifmin at Kansas University with the purpose of brinjjing (Uinf; wdini-n into closer social and spiritual tfllow ship. SENIORS Uorolhv Daniell Nelle Dyer Ruth Ahliott Elizabeth Converse Marjorie Corp Olive Grimm Hannah Harnian Mary Elliot Dorothy Heskett Eileen Heskett Rachel Hutchinson Kathryn Proctor JUNIORS Doris May Maxine Moran Madge Pierpont Kathleen Smith Isabel Steele Anita Thurston Dolores Sinclair Reata Smith Marjorie Grow den Donna Hadley Geraldine Blair Jane Bovie . lma Burke Roberta Colliflower Evelyn Cramer Mildred Creviston Floreni-e Fidler SOPHOMORES Ella Jordan Louise McClain Josephine Ludwig Irene Porteus PLEDGES Bernadine Fuller Judith Garrison Patty Gibson Irene Guthrie Erma Heskett Margaret Hightower Eltha Lewis Ladonna Lewis Emma Martz Marjorie Moore Emily Morrison A irginia Schieb ilma Snider Kathleen Snyder Ruth Snvder Mary Ryder Pauline Sears Elsie Washburn Theodora Tucker Louise Walcutt Betty barren Lucile Weaver Mary Weaver Irene Weiler Helen West ; ,. r l,„„n Kxl.r J„r,(nn Hatllfy Abhvil n ;..i. 1. r„riilrm Cnlh lmi.r Wi.ru- « ,irr. n Hi ik,-ll Fiilhr Sniilrr S,nrs E. Hrsk.n t.tilhri,- m t;ratnlrn Liiiluie Ste tf MrC.lnin Purlt-it Mm llarman llii kl,-, D. HrtkHI Hulrhinsnn U ashhi, IT . ,7. , ThtiTsnm ( ' orp Burk ' - ri Smith 165 Y. W. C. A. President First I ice-President Second I ' ice-President Dolores Ruppersberc Doris Campbell Jane Evans Ruppersberg To further the principles of Christianity has been  el forth a? the motto of the Y.W.C.A. This organization does not limit its influence merely to the Campus, but tries to gain its purpose in national and international affairs. The Ohio State group, one of five hundred such student groups in this country, divides its membership into several committees, of which the chairman are united to form the Senior Cabinet. The work of the Sophomores is done by means of the Sophomore Council. Freshman women, who are interested in Y.W.CA. work, become members of one of the eight Freshman Cabinets, which are supervised by an upper-classman, called a keeper or co-keeper. U „r„ll Thunxas ll,w ht, « ,„„l„,„,l F r. ' ihiir(hi ii Hafn -lt .tfil l -rti n Scott Turk,-, Hratl . Kvant tri-nrh Camphvll Klipprr, I,,;, y. t vant Hill 166 Secretary Treasurer General Secretary Y. W. C. A. Freda Postle Vivian Burris Eleanor French French EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Jane Appleman Yolanda Bamett Nancy Beatty Vivian Burris Doris Campbell Dorothy Evans Jane Evans Vivian Freilmrghouse Mildred Geren Julia Hamlin Jean Hill Freda Poslle Dolores Ruppersberg Jean Scott Janet Thomas Kalhryn Thompson Roberta Tucker Jane Woodward Anne Worrell MEMBERSHIP COUNCIL Doris Campbell Rowena Cook Catherine Cooper Eloise English Cornelia Fisher Jane Gallen Ruth Lawrence Margaret Madden Maxine Mooney Mae Murphy Edith Myers Mary Palmer Hester Reighley Marian Sherman Margaret Shotts Virginia Stephenson Ima V ' an Hook Edith Weher Josephine Worthington MaM.i ton Hook Reifhlry l.atiT Cooper Frrni-h CumpbvlL Pain Murphy Shfrman Stephfnson Cook Madigan Mooney ff orihineton 167 SIGMA ETA CHI The Alpha Chapter of Sigma F.la Chi was founded at the Ohio State liii ersity in 1923. Il is a national organization which affords an opportunity for disrussion of religious and soeial topirs of present da iniportatire. ha ing Iteen huilt around the jterpeli-atiiin of Iii :hci ' idt al of womanhood. Jane Addams NATIONAL HONORARY MEMBERS Florence Allen Margaret Slattery Marv oollcN Janet Davies Marianna Coode SENIORS Car.d Hand Hula Hanson Sarah McMahon Lenore McNisli Margaret Markel De Ette RadalMUjih Gwvnfa atkins Ruth Bell Elizalieth ( aris JUNIORS Jane Fleming .Margaret Goode Mildred Heap Kathrvn Mvers Doris Palmer Elizaheth Pickens Treva Beatty SOPHOMORES Betlve Francis Elizabeth (iilii Janet (.illie Lillian Haifaker Virginia Bristow Margaret Binns Ella Fortune Fa e Hardin PLEDGES Elaine Hugus Nancv Ross Ella Steenrod W iiiifred V illard trtini i lliinmtn Itnlfnkf a illar.l f„rl„n.- I ' itkin l tll■il Jnnif Ciltif (Mi, Wv.i-. M. M.ilum 168 M L T A R y SCABBARD AND BLADE Ciiptuin First J.ifiitrnaiit Second Lifiilfiumt First Sergeant Pledge Cnptnin Gail Evans ..-Richard , lesch ' OLFE Zapolan .Walter Diesem Paul Harris SENIORS Billiard . leMh Jack Bender Charles Boye Carl Casio Waller Diesem Gail Evans Merle Foraker Paul Harris Frederick Harwood Arthur Hearrh A ' iolor Keteham Harold Klassen George Latlinger Charles Lemke Charles McDonald John Pausch Robert Reilly Ralph R erson Lester Sever Earl Simonson John Tapp Charles Todd Paul Weyrick Wolfe Zapolan JUNIORS Virgil Ashcraft William Bennett FVed (iulp Howard Davis Frank Day George Dew Richard Fisher Dean Glass illiam Hunt DonaKl Johnson James Lamherton Frank Melcher Marlowe Melvin Donald Miller George Owen John Rirke Noah Kodeheffer Silas Sharp Ralph Shilling Seth Snyder Ned Thacker Norbert Voss Howard Wilson RUkty Hum Fhhrr I ' .uip Ih-u t.amhrrltin tilati Forahfr Krubftn tttarknt ' y F.mns Ati ' irh H. Tadil Calln Millrr nu,n, Mrt :.T,„i,i .„l„ l,,n Ita V ' ott l.vt.r Kin n Itnrrii 170 PI TAU PI SIGMA Presitlpnt I ice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Faculty Adtisor John ' Timberi.ake Elmer Goehkincer Arthur Wilde Clarence Foraker Lester Sever Lt. F. E. Kidwell Timberlake Clarence Foraker Elmer Goehringer Walter Hobbs SENIORS William Lucarell Harold Meyer Robert Pease John Prosenjak Lester Sever John Timberlake Paul Weyrick Arthur Wilde Paul Boyd Carl Busch Wilson Uaberko Howard Davis JUNIORS James Lamberton George Leatherman Laurence I ' rehm Robert Stanley James Thurston Prehm Boyd Schaich l.enthrrman Thurston I onilxrian Pfnse A.nf i ■.••■firim iT Stanley Daberkn Bliir i Timherluke Vicr Ufyrirk Hnl ' h% Forahi ' r .tfrvr j( M Prosfniak ' If tttiv KidwM 171 PERSHING RIFLES Cfiptnin First Uf ' iilcnanl Second Ijipittpiuinl Second LiriitciKuil FnrultY Advisor Carl Casto James Uysart Donald Johnson Noah Rodehepfek Lr. John Middleton ( ' .(ISlO SENIORS W iilirr l)i ■ ■m Hi(li;iiil I )(i iiiiij!; Sfth Hammond Morris MiDoiitial Charle- Todd JUNIORS Virgil Ashcrafi Rirliard Boswell George Dew Max Hoelsilier Herbert LIo d Arthur Barrows Howard Da is John Gost Melvin Koch Ralph Shilling SOPHOMORES Rirhard Snouffer Arden Turner Curtis oung Harold Andrix John (difford K(diert Huffman Robert Scranage Lew is Skillman Julius arga Laurence Beery James Crauder Aiidre Imhoff Joseph Schlosser Bernard Swisher Karol ' hitlatch Carl Bishop Frank Fenner Charles Pisor Edward Sidirier Albert Tavlor Charles X olfe (;harles Byers (Menu Fissel Herman Ramsey P.dwin Schunian Deane I hi John Zieg illiani Calvert Kcdierl Hoelscher Russell Stankorh FRESHMEN Curtis Allen W illiani l ' r W jlliam Garver Roland Kue(hb- illiani I ' arlctI Carl Sharp Paul Armstrong l)o l( ' Duckworth Robert Green Lyle Landis (iamerim Pontius Rcdiert Schmink (darence Banliergi ' r Leo Itunhar Har ey Grice Robert Marsh Kal|)h Uuigb-N John Shover Howard Beougher Thomas Edgingto nK-arl (-rubabaugh Chester McCall J.d.n Higgs illiani Sutter Robert Braddeld Edward Eluni Frank Harold Earl McNutt I ' rard Robinson James Washburn (Jeorge Brown John E er-ide ISobl) Harper Karl Mtnitz aughn Roebuck Saimud ates (diaries Casto Fre l (iardiu-r Joseph Hornbeck Ru-sell Natberson (die ler Roman Roah oung Warren Zigbr Ht ' .K H IM : ttU-n. ) ;  ■«, titr%h. Shilling, Urmtirll, Ki «7l, f niis. W. HorhtniT. .isnrru i. i.  sr. .tianmirn, r.nti FniHTli H i : y.inli-r. Kinn . Itrfulfivltl, Yourif:. lii-oughiT, Harold. Diiikiiorlh. Crtihnufih, Itrotin. Srhrivr. •r. tnhrrnfl. tiost. Sinnkorh. hlun FniHTli Ho« : y.inhr. KiKf . lirnilftvlii, ounf. Sifuunhvr, Harold. Diirkitorlh. tinthnufh. Itrotin. Srhrivr. M. iii!. . % . I ' nrU-tt. f ' .ordnrr, H. H,Hluh,r. Koninn Tmi«Ii How: (iricf. U olfr. timslroni:. Kmrhlf. Sharp. Shovrr. Rovbiirk. I.nndia. i ' .tirvt ' r. Clifford. MrCnll. Sthmink. I i ntiu%. Ptinhar. I hi SlcoND HoH : fVnn.r. ffi« tii . t.dfitnK ' . Hornlurgvr. Quiglt-y. 7.t ' ig. Ihrry. U hitlntih. FtMti ' l. Hnrprr. : . H. Cai lo. Kiunning. ytiintz . nther un, Taylor, SfhloM i-r. I tirgu Fpo t Hiiw : C.S.Cntlo. Dyaatl, Hiulihi-0ir. (rniuUr 7: c L U B S PRESS CLUB IhnstUitre Sc irtp cr President Frederick Dinsmore I irf-Pri ' iiU ' iil Robert Schaefer Vernon Uiike Samuel Furer Lee Kleinmaier Miles Reed Charles Egger David Goltlieb Albert Manola Thomas Simkinj Julius Friedman William Zip{ The Pre Cluli wj,- formed in Wii in an effort lo establish coordination and cooperation among the various campus publications. The editors and business managers of the Makio, un Dial, Ohio State Engineer. Agricultural Student, ISeiv Ohio Stater, and the Ohio State Lantern are members of the organization and they retain their active membership throughout the school year during which they are incumbent officers. The club holds bi-monlhly lunch- eons at which the various problems confronting the student publications are discussed and possible friction is averted. New members are elected in the spring and the president is chosen. Ferederick R. Din-more was selected to preside this year. Dick,- Kl inmairr h ' urrr Simttint Zipl 174 SWAN CLUB President (Autumn I Jean ,IBEI. President (Uinli-r ami Spring I Dorothy Fernbercer y ice-President Natalie Reebel Secretary Ann Paterson Treasurer Jean Ocden Feibel The Swan Club, the honorary women ' s swimming organization, gives exhibitions of speed swimming and diving during the school year. Under the direction of Jean Feibel, Swan Club, in cooperation with Dolphin, the men ' s swimming team, presented a water carnival dur- ing the autumn quarter and plan are being made for a winter exhil ilion during the Intra- mural Festival. Eleanor Ealy Mary Bielfeldt Alice Brobst Iva Bryant Lillian Burke Martha Berlin Frances Biveridge Barbara Brown Marv Brown SENIORS Anna Louise Frost JUNIORS Dorothy Fernberger Mary Heath Annette Dods Betty Ewing Ellen Garner Marian Kaltman Betty Clark Dora Danirin Jean Drake Lois Hopkins SOPHOMORES Mary Leaman Beverly McC uen Betty McFarland Betty McGuire PLEDGES Bertha Jenkins Harriet Johnson Elizabeth Knotis Carol Hand Mary Kromer Jean Ogden Ann Paterson Marjorie P« slon Anna Piskor Mary Reyer Mary Sipos Catherine Peters Natalie Reebel Norma Runyon Joan Younger Christina Smith Miriam Stowe Mary Tighe Ratlcliff O fU-n Palfr%nn Ftibrl Ffrnbcrger Sluue Tifshr Euinf: I.ffi man Poslon Ealy Ri ' L ' bvl (Hark .WfCuire Broun Kattman Heath Bryant McCit n Yotingi-r Johnson 175 I ' rrsifh-nt Secretary Trpnsurt r TORCH Hki.kn Gra(E Willi VMS Helen Zelhman ViRKIMA SlNDERLAND Genevieve Kimnach II ,lli„ni. Tilt ' Torrh (Muh i ;in or Hni ;it inn ot mir i ' . which v;i orgunized in the Scliool nt Nur.- ' int; ;it Ohio Stale in ] ' M. One ni ihe main purpose- ol this orfianization i to provi le recrea- tion for convalescing patient- in Iniversily Hospital. Torih Cluh tries to hrinp student nurses into closer conta I with eai h other. It tends to provide for a mutual interchange of interests among not only these student nurses hut also with other groups on and off the campus. Lois Austin Hazel (]hufin Helen Fowler Mary .lenkins Inez liuscher Beiiv I ' inke FACULTY MEMBERS Gene Mead Ruth Perkins Margaret Keilly SENIORS Frances Gillilan Nelda Orth Helen Williams Dorothy June- Virginia .Sunderland Helen Zechman JUNIORS Genevieve Kimnach Ruth l lufnnier PLEDGES Martha O ' Hara Annahelle Ralston Thc.nc W liippi, Marjorie Pierjtonl irginia Ramoser Pifrpttnt l- ' uiki ' tt ' H im lUttcht ' r Ji-nkin I ' Uimiiifr ( h„f,n S,in,hrlim,l U iKiiiit a hiiifh- Uiihlon 7.1 ' t iinttm hiiiiitin It 176 SADDLE AND STRT.OIN President Secretary Trensiirer James Him (!ii Ki()TTE Heberding llnMUl I ' ORTEUS linn The Saddle and Sirlniii Chili ;illeMii|il- tn |poipcluate ideals and sliniulaic interesi in animal husbandry by the disiussiim of pidblenis arising from methods and pun ' oses of animal hus- bandry. Various prominent speakers, whose experiences arc of preat interest to the club, are iii itetl to allend the meetings. Joel Coffey Carl Gav Everrett Adams ernon Dicke Paul Gelz John Borton Ruth Bryant Roger Getz EI in Belt FACULTY MEMBERS Edwin Heizer Charles Plumb Donald Kays Schuyler Salisbury SENIORS Cornelius Grinnel Ransom Oetzel James Hum Homer Porteus JUNIORS Charlotte Heberdinf; Karl Kahler SOPHOMORES Neal Lu-k Karl Miller FRESHMEN Howard Br(id John Gasteier Scott Sutton Donald Putnam Isaac Sheppard Eugene Sparrow Ray Miller Eugene Slagle Russell Stankorb John Kays Robert Overmever «M llny.r llr ,inl IS.nlly 177 AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION The Ohio State chiipti ' r of the Aiiieriran Dairy Siietice Association, under the leadership of William Swanson, consists of student and faculty memhers in the Departments of Dairy Tech- nology and Dairy Production. The group meets twice monthly for discussions on any tech- nical or educational subjects pertaining to dairying. From this group the Dairy Products Judging Team is selected which participates in national contests, judging milk, butter, cheese and ice cream. Lewis Bnrgwald Donald Charles Dwight Creamer Ansel Estel Milton Gelbman Joseph Boyle George Dew Joseph Adams ( lyde Brcsler Rcber Bright Robert Cochran John Craig Hoffman Erb Robert Hurst Robert Kibby Charles McDonald Lester Drusendahl Virgil Hamilton Charlotte Heberding Edward Marxen Joseph Schlosser Paul Dew Herbert Eshleman Robert Green FACULTY MEMBERS David Falconer Rulof May SENIORS Joseph Minkin Harry Pounds Donald Richardson JUNIORS Cashmere Holeski William Httover Kenneth Lower SOPHOMORES Edward Shrier Harry Smith FRESHMEN Edwin Krill Lester Lehman Richard Light Bo%d LnIc Kern .Schelleger Irving .Sefl ' Walter Slatler Wilbur Swallen Harold Miller Raymon Miller Horace Slagle Roltert Treece Ross Winning Atlee Miller Franklin Murphy George Neeley Delmar Spicer Robert StoltJi William Swanson Orvin Traver Richard Weiskircher Phillip Stollz John Suler Leo Youchnow (Mirnelius Priie Richard Sanford Lowell Sheidlard Ray nion ouug 178 UNIVERSITY GRANGE Clarh The University Grange is a part of the National Organization, having some 8II.1III0 members in Ohio. Its purpose is the advancement of agricultural and rural life. The Grange on Ohio ' s campus has a two-fold purpose: first, to develop talent and leadership among its leaders, and second, to provide recreation for its members. It is the hope of the Grange that its membership may gain sufiiiientK in this line so that they may be able to develop a live community program when the depart from the Uni ersity. Master _ _. J. I. Falconer Overseer Horace Slacle Secretary .„.. Trle Watson Assistant Secretary W illiam Plumer Steuarti Richard Anderson Lady Issl. Sleuitrd I (IR()THV Hartman Lecturer . Robert Clark RepresentatiiPi to All-Agricultiinil C.ininiil Treasurer Chaplain Gatekeeper Ceres Pomona Flora Ralph Lemon Donna Hadley Delmar Groves Charlotte Heberding Mary Zvvayer Josephine Ludwic John McConnell ( Eleanor Nessley 179 POLO CLUB J c OU M M EY Secretary Rl SSELL G R1) ER Tn ' tisurer Jamks May Mnnnr Cruani .t ' tl in ' )2 wjli ihf |H(imi l icni of linrxciiKin liii) iimi llu iiirtlicrin nt .in inttMc-I in Polo :i the tnundalinn for it crration. lli4- Oliio Slate I ' olo (iltilt i now a t ' ll organized fsroiip. Under ihe iliierlion of LientenanI Murpln and l.ienlt ' nanl William . the Polo Team has been developed and a greater interest in the sport is now shown. Exhibits for all Ohio ' s Polo enlhusiasas are jiiven on Polo Day. November ;ir l. The club, with .laeob Mauney as its president, pon-,;(rs llirt ' i- -orial fiinrlion- i ' a h ar. I ' iliier danre or banc|uets. SENIORS Ru ' ll Gardner Jacob Mauney James May Harry MeEwan James Peebles JIMORS Ray Seilhanier Robert Sells Miner Seymour ' arrfii IJordint ' Rirhard Dre el Ki ' lir Herman Ke ' Tinelb Kiniiear SOPHOMORES Richard Kremer jame- Mc(;oy Thoma- Simmon Cliail.- Ballon Rolurl (iilardi Rus ell Ilammermei-I er Xilliam Ivey Robert Rands FRESHMEN Homer Sayres Harold SheeLz William Slinson Harr hliniii« William RemliT Rii-hard !ooinl (reorj; ' (Joriiral Carl Croiik I ' aul Derker Lowell Dean David Dugan Roberl Ecgers Earl Hervev Frank Hill Roberl Kinj; Tlioina Mc(io ei-ii Richard Ro-s ( ' barle Smith Ridierl Smith l aul Straw n Jack W are NiMill Kinit ir tin- IhiK ' in •vt l ,„n thU M,l.„ ,rn (numUs Cr.mU Siruun tir. .l Uvi hvr C.Haftli Hunlrr Smilh Simmttn Shfi-lz Hanitiu-riin i hr Si-ilhatiuT llallini .Srtvcrs UoriUnr thtnmn Stlh MrCut Mn Vtifini-y l ' . ' vhlv Canlnvr Kinn.ar li ISO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION Render . President % ' ice-President Secretary Treasurer Member iit Lnri e Associate Secretary Faculty Advisor Robert Bartels Ri TH Anderson Barbara Buck Sylvia Hibbi.e Harry Gilbert . Bermce Hipi ' ler Margaret Wade Willi AAi Rannells The Christian Science Orjianization was founded in 1923 and was first known as the Concordia Cluh. It was later organized under the j)rovision of Article XXIII, Section 8 of the Manual of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts, as the Christian Science Or- ganization of the Ohio State University. Meetings are held on the first, third, and fifth Thursday of each month of the academic year in Pomerene Hall. They include testi- monials of Christian Science healing. All students, employees and faculty memhers are cordially invited to attend. This organi- zation gives one free lecture on the campus each year. Honoralile l illiam E. Brown, C.S.B. of Los Angeles. California, lectured in University Chapel on Vpiil 16. 1935. 181 N RETROSPECT V . V HOMECOMING A big day or Mother and Father Ohio Staters. The queen and her court are introduced with throb- bing applause from the crowd. marches on. The queen presents her bouquet to the Captain of the team as a token of victory. The formation takes the Umelight. A bonfire before the game with thousands of stu- dents and alums cheering the team on to victory. jj,Mi ' — -  ' ' tf ' The grandstands are filled with thrilling groups of alumni. '  | '  ¥lj BUCKET and DIPPER A wet awakening announces Ihe dawn ... on U. Hall steps clinging tightly to those buckets . . . a pleasant dip in the lake . . . the pic- turesque sncke dance down the Long Walk . . . the play continues on the museum steps while the moon hangs low and the south winds blow. ROMOPHOS What all frosh aspire to be ... a nocturnal vigil ' round the horseshoe . . . attired in burlap the chain-bearers trudge on . . . new Romophos members as- sume the leadership of the Sophomore class. i ' t ' k . 3 -a .T ' - SPHINX The brotherhood stationed in silence ... a mysterious mingling in the crowd . . . antici- pation ends in the linking . . . down the Long Walk to the strains of Carmen Ohio . . . Sphinx has iilled the ranks. FRATERNITY HOUSES Homecoming decorations glorify the streets . . . cleverness, originality, and ex- ecution are the prize ■winning merits . . . conarcrfulations. H I M r A summons at four o ' clock in the morning . . . white taf- feta scarfs are donned . . . the late afternoon finds smil- ing girls at the sundial . . . on to Orton ' s winding steps . . . Chimes ring out for an- other year. ? MORTAR BOARD Oh we all came to college, but we didn ' t come for know ledge, — so the song goes, a little exaggerated we ' ll admit. What we will remember in the years to come will not be the theory of the classroom, but the spirit of friendly college rivalry; the senior ducking; the cat we put in our roommate ' s bed; the proms; the memorial taps on Wednesday. There has been something acquired deeper than learn- ing through these. We ' ve learned to live with people. We ' ve become a part of adult society. We ' ve gone to college. FOUR PART FOOTBALL AKSirY FOOTBALL SQIAIJ Hm,t Bcrtritt e, B « k Ri « : ihmidl. Ruftin. Slump, ' i o , .Vflpy. J. Millir. Torrence. Cittrnvprndoa. Greider. I ii hinith, Albyn, . tt Hml,lu,I.T.Smilh.Sl.John. Tniliu Knw : H ■nrs, Dobbs. Hamrick. Srholl. Robrrls. Anirnuiri. Billrl, R.xliin, (Jtor e. I. Smith. Dorris. Luckino.  .iir (. Hemmf. ) Second Bo : teii us. AlfinAans. BusirA, Kariher. Brunfard. R.Miller. C. . Kabralo, Bfllz. Boucher, lirkle. Scoll, Harre. Jones. Cumiskr Fkoint Bow: Larkius. Gillman. l eal. Mr.ijee. Welsel. Pincura, Fisch. Co . J. Kabealo. J. Smith. Rees. Heekin, Yards, Godfrey. Slahl. Coach Schiniilt hen Francis A. Schmidt came to Ohio State from Texas Christian University he was received with open arms hv Ohio State foothall fans. They wanted winninfi teams, so they obtained a winning coach to lielp them realize their ambitions. His record willi I lie southern school had won him national acclaim. It was not verv long before he had gaiiicil tion of the student Iiodv. til e coopcra- t . C.afttfiin Mtintihiin The outlook foi- 1934 was particularly Iirijihl liimi ibc first. Bl ' id(■ |(li ' ntv of material with wbicli to work. Coach Sclimiill bit)Uf;lit with him a -ertain halo — llie lialo which produced winners. Men who were li;u k from the pre ious year were Capt. Heiiis Monahan. Ludwig ards. Dick Heekin. John Kaltealo. Stan Pineura. and a host of otliers. One of the outstanding facts in connection with this years squad was the large number of capal)le l acks. Tliere were three good men for i ' (r backfield posiliuii. H ' sides tiiis ther ' uas an e(|ual number of edicient linesmen for each place in the line. One ol the smallest field generals in ibc Hig-Tcn is Ohio ' s midget quarterback, ibe ' .W pound Tippy Dye. Despite the loss of nine lillcr- nuMl the Schmidt system is belie cd li I be Searlil fcdloxscr lo be in lalli(l -ir.ni b enough lo enable the Buck elexen lo emiTge from the dust of the l ' 3r) season on lop. 1 ' S Godfrey Ciltman OHIO COACHES orkins Schmidt The graduation of Wetzel is to Coach Schmidt the loss of a great foothall player. But this will be nothing new to L. Vi . St. John, who in his 23 years as Atliletic Direc- tor has seen many fine foothall players graduate. Saint has done a superl) job of arranging hard and interesting contests, having planned games with Notre Dame. Pittsburgh, and University of Southern Cali- fornia for the near future. Damon Wetzel, more commonlv know as Buzz, has completed three years of football at Ohio State Uni- versity. Buzz played his l)cst game against Illinois tliis year, when he did everything but tear uj) the goal- posts. Defensively he backed up the line in All-Amcrican fashion. He was. without doul)t, one of the fastest starting fullbacks Ohio has ever had. He was never stopped without the assistance of two, three, or four men. Buzz. in addition to lieing top notch with Saturday Stadium dwellers, has also won recognition and commendation as a charcoal portrait artist. His work adorns the walls of cam] us gathering places and has frequently enliv -n -d the feature pages of Columbus papers. The regret of Buck enthusiasts at the loss of a brilliant and (■((lorfiil line plunger can be no less tlian lliiit 1(1 ' till- coaching staff and Ohio wishes iiim the best of luck. Sf. John Wetzel 199 INDIANA - Indiana with a new coatli: Oliio with a new roach: Indiana witli a mysterious five man hackfield Ohio with •laps in the line. Iiiit rumors of strength — all eontrihuted to hrinj; out the largest o|)eiiiiig-(hiv (•ro vd in RueUeye history. Fans anxiously watched coach Schmidt ' s untried learn for signs of potential conference leader- -hip and were not disappointed. After mud- ' Ming through the first quarter, the Buck, forrrra- lioir rharrged. aird Boueiier weirt (dT tackle for 80 vards and the first scon-. The ice heing hroken, lleekiri iiroke I ir rough the Indiana line for the second score. In the last quarter Bou lii-r again Iril iii -hide for 23 vards ami his second IoikIi- down, while lleekirr fidiiiwed i)v ilri - ing over from lire ard line. Dye tossed an end zone pass lo rrlriiucii for ihi ' final score. Till- (Hiio defense was consistentlv good, hut fuiirliles on hoth sides were plirrl ifrrl. The greatest prohlem of Coach Schmidt ' s uninitiateil warri n-s was the defense necessary against a mri(|iie aird unknown offensive sv lerir ,c ile i«ed li llie fiiirriir ' Nilira-karr. OHIO STATE - 33 5L, J. Kdhealo 200 ILLLNOLS-14 OHIO STATE -13 Bewildered by the drive of the Zuppkeiiien, the Buekeyes were slow in findiii ; their hearings, hut once on firm ground they displayed running and passing attacks never l)eforc displaved hy an Ohio team. Illinois, aided hy breaks, converted touchdowns by means of beautifully executed passes. Con- versions after both touchdowns were good, bringing the score to 14-0 in favor of the lUini. The Scarlet Wave rolled down the field in the final quarter when Wetzel, who was removed from center to fullback tore the Illini to shreds. He scored two touchdowns but Ohio converted once, bringing their total to 13 points. The final minutes were played with Ohio vainly Irving to score, which was climaxed when ( ' .apt. M o n a h a n attempted ] lacenient, which was short, from the Illinois ! 48 vard strij e. Wetzel was the out- ! standing ])layer of the game, i)lunging for repeated gains. The Buck victory was a picture of lights and shadows, the lights being supplied by beautifully executed ])ass plays and end runs while the shadows were the result of a poor ])b)cking, fumiding, and general nervousness. Beynon ' s passing was chiefly respon- silili- for the supremacy of the Illini. Ilffkin 201 COLGATE - 7 OHIO STATE - 10 Jack Smilli The Colgate game was the severest tesl ol tlie Scarlets ' versatility of attack and defense. Crip- pled by a ])atterinfi game the Saturday hnfore. tliey were pitted against a team known for a confusing and intricate attack. Capitalizing on a drive by Fisch to tlie 13 vard line. Ohio [dace- kicked, and the end of the half saw the score unchanged in spite of several powerful drives down the field A hi(li failed liy disa| ]iointing inches. In four plays, the opening of the second half saw Colgate march down the fielil to a touch- down. Two passes, a run, Lyon ' s plunge over and conversion, and the score was 7-3. ith ten iiiiiiules left to play in the last quarter, the Bucks took advantage of a bri ' ak and advanced thi ' ball bv a s ' ries of runs and passes to liie • yard line. Dye called fur llie powci- play and Smith «eiit thriiugh a wide h de standing U|i. ' I ' be originator of the lateral pass. Andy ki-rr. led a strong aggregation of gridiron warriors into the Stadium. A wealth of fast cle ' r backs headed the talents of ibe l ' ' ,asterrn-r . et Ohio, altbougb the (piad did not cv bibit thai spirited plav as they did at Illinois, showed that ame dogged i r- terminat iiiti and played line olleii- sive ball. I lieir hard work ended ill aiiutber icloriou liatlle. l iiifnni 202 NORTHWESTERN - 6 OHIO STATE - 28 Northwestern ' s Purple was taken in Ohio ' s stride only after the Ohio squad had received a startling stimulus from Potter who ran the opening kick-off hack for 92 yards and a touch- down. Much in the manner of a prizefighter re- ceiving an unexpected knockdown in the open- ing second, then regaining his stahility to forge ahead and punish his aggressor, so came the Buckeye answer to that courageous thrust. From this point to the end it was all Ohio. The Bucks made good in the closing minutes of the second period and led the Wildcats 7-6. When the second half started the storm hroke, Heekin scored after a march down the field and was soon followed hy Boucher who added 6 more. Ohio ' s last touchdown was made hy virtue of a long pass to Wendt, followed up hy a line buck hy McAfee. The final quarter saw the subs flock in and out and attempt to add to the total; but that third period score re- mained 28-6 to the end. Latent power that constantly cropped up flashingly during former contests, bubbled over at Northwestern. The Scarlet squad with Wendt, Heekin, and Hamrich coming into their own outpassed, outkicked, outran, and outspirited powerless Northwestern. Though the Bucks scored only three touchdowns they might have scored as many more during the game. Fisch Yards 203 WESTERN RESERVE -0 OHIO STATE -76 Inivoofl Smith Thf daily pajxTs headlined Too Mudi Ohio Stale. and il was too much Ohio State in everv way for Vi estoin Reserve. Tlie (Cleveland liovs foufiht valiantly hut it was a case of a •iood hi ; man afiainst a fiood little man and the ;ood bij; man was excellent. Laterals, reverses, forward passes, all shared in the days events as the entire ( hio State team shared in the delujre of touchdowns tiiat swept over the esterii Reserve line. If it wasn ' t Ti])pv Dve tiirowiiifi ])asses all o t the Held, it was Stan I ' incura. Inn a pas failed, hv chance, thi- Buckeyes reverted to oim- hijiii-class line piini in;i and open field ruiuiinj; as fea- t u r e d jjy Buzz ctzel. Heekin, Boucher, nteiiucci. oi ' a few ilozcn (iliiers of till- multitude oi Ohio . tate speedsters. Reserve fouiul a stone wall in ()lii()s line. Scoll l!.lu Unmrirk 204 CHICAGO - The air was filled with passes as Ohio State swept over the greatly suri)rise(l Chicago ]Maroons, who were slightly handi- capped l)y tiie loss of their star performer. Jay Berwanger. The Scarlet eleven moved with clock-like precision, and this ])recision. together with the sharpshooting passes hy Dye, Pin- ( lira, and Fisch. put the game in Ohio ' s favor. Not enough can l)e said for the work of the Ohio forward wall, with Gonier Jones as the center of the hulwark. OHIO STATE -33 Coach Schmidt ' s plays in general, topped hy his ih laterals, showed the specta- tors what could he done hy a clever coach and a hard working team composed of eleven men. not one of whom could have succeeded with- out the help of the other ten. an example of fine coopera- tion. septive i s . ¥ Boucher Ciimiskv Hellriilge 205 MICHIGAN - OHIO STATE -34 eal Eleven vengeful Bucks pulled the Michigan jinx around the home field l)y the tail until that venera])le personage yielded to a 34-0 trimming, the worst a Wolverine eleven has ever suflfered at the hands of an Ohio State team. As a result. Michigan tuinl)led from the Big Ten cellar to the grave. The Scarlet squad showed everything: mag- nificent power, rapid-fire passing. de(e] - tion, and rugged all around football. A capacity crowd, 68.000. jammed the sta- dium for the season ' s highlight. In the first five minutes of the contest, llcckin and Wetzel worked the ball from midfield on successive first downs, the former going over for a touchdown. etzel and BDiichcr accounted for the second tally with the help of Tippy Dye ' s passing. Antenucci recovered Smith ' s funil)l ' over the goal line to account lor tin- third score. W ciidl con- verted l ' i cli s heave into a fourlli marker after a 41-yard run. Husich look a pass from Dye for the final sc«)rc. Four out of five tries for extra points were made good. The game came as a clinntx to the largest rallv and Homecoming celelirat iuii ()iiio lias ever seen. It a- tlie Scarlets ' da v. anil the W oKirine ele eii found it to Ite a linal attempt to savi ' a raliier had season I ' rom lii ' ing a total wreck, lull they fought lulileK. tMiio su«-cessfully revenged her- self anil iliil it with ;ill llie kirk and go Jjossihle. Siiilil lintn-rts 206 I0 A - 7 OHIO STATE -40 ith nine seniors conijdeting their gridiron warfare for Ohio State, Iowa was their vietim. Slightly outplaying State in the first quarter, Iowa cracked and from then on it was another Ohio State day. Ohio completed nine out of 16 forward passes to add more glory to Coach Schmidt ' s aerial attack which functioned Jjeautifully all year. State ' s offensive and defensive games were well played. The only Iowa score came when Simmons (an outstanding man) on the field, inter- cepted one of Stan Pincuras passes and raced down the field for 70 yards and a touchdown. Crane also starred for low-a with his terrific j lunges and great ] unting. The Ohio team rolled up 40 ] oints as the fol- lowing Im)VS completed their last g a m e for Ohio State: Monahan, McAfee. Jones, Smith, Cox, Neal, Wetzel. ards and Scott. The Scarlet and Gray is most proud l have had such lin ' men carrv her Ijall. Dye Jones Captain Elect 1935 Hiisich 207 FINAL STANDINGS OF TFIE W ESTERN CONFERENCE— 1934 Team Miniicstila Ohio SUili- Illinois Purdue Xorthwestern Wisconsin Chicago Iowa Indiana Micliiuan ' on Lost Tieil Vi 5 181 5 1 181 4 1 44 3 1 59 2 3 36 2 3 17 2 4 75 1 3 1 45 1 3 1 17 6 12 Opt. Pis. 19 27 29 43 68 58 100 108 90 125 Pel. 1.000 .833 .800 .750 .400 .400 .333 .250 .250 .000 Oliio State, in 1934. finished the most successful ioothall season in nianv years. Seven fjanies were won and one lost hy one point. The power which the Bucks developed after the start of the season and llieir overwhehninji victories over Michigan. Chicago. Iowa. Northwestern, and Indiana caused ihcni In lie M-lcclcd as one of the strongest teams in the 1 nili-d States in many national ratings. Starting with hut one regular lineman hack, and a])parentlv slim prospects of producing a great line, the Bucks turned in a verv good defensive record, holding Michigan. Iowa. Xorthw ' stern. and Western Reserve to three lirst downs each, and Indiana and Colgate to two first downs. Ohio State had a fine forward passjtig game and prohahly the hcst lalerai attack in the Big Ten. Captain Regis ATonahan. guard, was unanimous All-Americaii selection and four others — Charles Hamrick, tackle; Dick lleekin. halfhack: Merle endt, end, and Comer Jones, center, captain- elect — were chosen on other All-Anierican First Team selections. The following Senior Icllciniiii uill lie lost l v graduation: Wetzel. Motialian. Jack Smith. ards. Scott, Xeal, Cox, McAiVe. and l)a id Jones. Record or Ohio Si atf. Umnkusu . lO.Vl Ohio State 33 Indiana ' ■ 13 Illinois 14 a 10 Colgate 1 ti 28 orlhwcste rn 6 76 Western |{. ' S r 1- (1 33 Chicago (1 S emiii 31 Mi ' lii;;an ii. it. Id Iowa 7 IM.i. ) Football Sciikditle Octoher 5 Kentucky at Colundius 12 Drake at Colund)Us 19 Northwestern at (Colundius 26 Indiana at Bloomin :ton 2 uln- Dami ' al (lolumlius 9 (Chicago at Chicago U Illinois al Colundius 2.i Michigan al Ann Arhor 267 34 208 BASKETBALL ' ' F COACH OLSEN could luivc one wish it wouUl l)e for a half-a- !ozt ' ii tall liall handlers to coiiiplfinent his present squad of fast and serappv i ut short players. The only team Ohio State met on even terms of size was Chicago, the other conference teams claiming several men in the giant class. Hill apologies are out of jdace. illi a changing line-up consisting mainlv of seven regulars. Ohio State trampled Ohio University. Michigan. Chicago twice. Northwestern, and Notre Dame, losing to Iowa and Illinois in the con- ference, with the final standing of fourth in the league, hut second in rating. Ohio I niversity. a rangv. hut fast- tiring s(juad. almost proved too much opposition for the Buck quintet, hut the Scarlet Vi ' ave man aged to nose out the Ohio I ni- v rsity Bohcats, 31-30. The Buck had not defeated the Wolverines on the coliseum floor since 1932 and there is nothin like a victorv on the Beitner home stamping grounds to set the local fans in high glee, especially when the game was overtime to swav the victorv Ohioward. The outcome was a mod- erate surprise as the scarlet team entered the game as an under dog because of its defeat hy Iowa, but the Buck cagers came through again. In the re- maining title games of the season. Ohio State won twice over Itidiana. evened the Iowa score after a flourishing victorv, and dropped one to I ' urdue over a previous victorv. The nucleus from last year ' s team consisted of Beitner. Vt ' hitlinger. and ilson. l)Ut Bruce Lavbourne came off the bench to secure a regular posi- tion this season. Thomas. Inwood Smith, and Tippv Dve came from the freshman squad to prove themselves valuable additions with promise for the future. I ' robablv llie most consistent | erfornier this season lias been Ca] tain Bill { T mSKKI mil, S(, l AD Back Rou : MrClurv, Oltvn. Hnmhrrv, . ifhaiiitvn. { • •)■. U i-mlt. Daftan, Milliftan. Turkfr Smith. Doc Duffy Fkont Rom: Itmirh. Layhournt; Thonint, Dy, U hitUnfr, llvitnt-r, U itson. Smith, I ' rtvra, tivorgr, Ou-vn 210 Hoitner rloses a lonp carc-cr at ;;uar(l l)y his j;ra lua- tioii llii June. ilsoii is tlu ' only other re uhir who will lio lost by graduation. Wendt, a reserve guard, also gave his last performance this year in Ohio Stale competition. Bcitner has been invaluable as a guard during the last three years and many consider the Dover flash as one of the best back court men ever to wear a scarlet and gray uniform. ilson. who hail to fight crowd shyness, played better this year than he ever had in the past, climaxing a somewhat erratic but on the whole, excellent career, ( bet Wendt is to be commended not only for bis basket- ball ability, but also for his loyalty. Wendt, as a sopho- more, saw plenty of service. As a junior, he broke into many games, but in his last year be has been a utility man very seldom utilized. Nevertheless he stuck. He was a good man — a man who saw service to his team be- fore personal interest. Whitlinger lead the Buck ' s offensive game. In ten Big Ten games this season he has maintained an average of 9.2 jtoints per game with the averages varying among the others. In the games against Purdue. Iowa. Northwestern, and Illinois, this stocky little forward chalked up 47 points, an average of almost 12 points per game. The basketball team of this year was one of the hardest fighting quintets ever to don the scarlet and grav. Although small, as a team, compared to the rest of the conference teams, it came through handsomely by excellent ball handling and a great spirit. Probably the hardest game to lose was that one to Purdue, wbii b that team won by a score of 42-41. but the scarlet and gray men fought to the end to attain a victory. Earl Thomas has proved himself an exceptional eager at the pivot position, leaving a bright light for the future as a new-found star. He is one upon whom a great deal of hope may i)e placed. Augie George, sophomore center or forward, and Ronald Peters, sophomore forward, deserve credit for their hard work among the newer and vounger Ohio State cagers. Tbev have exhibited good possibilities and it is upon their shoulders that the 1936 team will be built. W hitlinger ViiUon Wendt 211 Busiih Ltnix A suniniary of the loafrue standing at the conclusion of the 1934-1935 season, comparing Ohio State with other Big Ten teams, sliows in general the type of jierformances the Bucks gave this vear. Ohio State ties in second place with Indiana in games lost and won. while X isconsin. Illinois, and Purdue tie for first place. This proves the closeness of the entire league standing. I iitil the defeat l v Piu ' due. Ohio State was one of the teams that was com]ieting for thi- lie;id of tlic league. The ha.-kclliall team has more than justified the time and effort put forth liy Coach ( Ms mi and his fine staff, having rounded and shaped the squad into a clicking and cooperating j)laving unit. Tlie fact that tiie Bucks defeated Michigan at Aim Arhor is enoufiii of a juslificatiori fur piaise. Final Stamjings Teams W. L. I ' l-. o. r. Pc:. Wisconsin 9 3 363 3(13 .750 Illinois 9 3 439 376 .75!) I ' uidiii- 9 3 1 ir i 377 385 .750 OHIO STATE 8 .557 Indiana 8 1 421 393 .557 Iowa 6 6 111 398 .5I!0 Minnesota r 7 379 411 .417 North wesif rn 3 9 325 354 .25!) Michigan Id 281) 361 .167 Chicago 1 II 35 I 173 .083 Tfunints Vlrich ry TART1N(; oIT lli - 1934 season with a 7-6 win at Notre Dame ' s ex- 1) ix-nsc. tlic Buck (liainund scjuad thon |)ro ' ee(Ic(l to drop its first coiirercncc jjanic to Illinois hv a 7-5 count. Ohio rallied in the closing innings, hut five runs Nouhhrt suffice to overcome the lead the Ulini had piled up. M,:., ' : Sufferinjr defeat at the hands oT Illinois, the Scarlet ami Grav combine found another loss credited to it after Indiana dropped a 5-4 win over its head. In the second ;:ame Ohio .Stale came hack to win silh a 6-1 count. Esiell , i ft? e f ' V ' , : «.. 1i M  .1 VAR.SITY BASEHAM, .SOIAI) i.aybourni ' Moavr t ' .Ui-U Miinlfiinn-rv Hrilly Kou h t huh C. lull Mm Ml fvv I ' ritwnfnk 214 N TUP fourth conffrem-f panic sclifdulcd. Ohio siilTcrcd a rt ' al (Irulil)inp from the Michigan Wolverines. Tlie final witxlup saw the Ohio s(juad on the short entl of a 16-3 count. Kefusinj; to accept such humiliation, the Buck squad gained sweet re- venn;e in the next Alichigan panie hv reversing the score and drubbing the W olves 17-2. py H uV I ' 1 1 1 JT ' tKifi ' ' j ' ' ' 1H j| Clou McAfee tt Ukel Having filled in with a few non-conference games the Bucks resumed conference play at Ann Arbor and split a two game series with Michi- gan. Wistert allowed only one hit to beat Ohio 13-1. The final game was a reversal of decision with the Bucks winning 8-3. r N Hhki :: ,it s ii m Making the Rounds 215 Reilly i imliii u| the conference scries with a twin hill sthediiled against Indiana, the Buck crew won the first, only to drop the nightcap. The opener was a pitcher ' s hattle until the sixtli inning, when it was any man ' s hall game. The final count was 5-4 for Ohio. In the final game. Indiana had sn|) ii r liats- nien and consequent Iv won. Prosenjak lUuc -ifrnii ; A ll M6 T R A C K 7 HHKK Ohio tiiuk records were liroktii ;iml one li l. This •i r a Ixltcr jiii tiirr of the l ' ):5 i Irack team lliaii a recount in;; of ihi ' meets couhl iive. For the (irsi lime meets were run at iiif;ht. S|iecial lijihlinfi illuminateil the straightaway and the scene of the imlix iihia! field events. Bill Bloor. aplain of the team, erased Sandy Carroll ' s record of 1:56 in the half mile made in 1916. hein limecl in 1:53.9. In the fjuarter-mile event. Georpe Arnold iisuri)ed the |ilace Um l Willey Boucher Neal ffl fflj mg ' A Hilillliiit AHSITY TRACK. . Jl At) M-JHOMtaiWI Cnmpbvti. Mar. I ' rirr t;,url irt lt,mih -r Thif% Hitthazi-r Ciutk ttnn ln t.ttpp. Mfr. Ilnnhv Pvtvrton Srltuartz Hu0miin Matlinon Armtltt Ittoor Slap U itii-y Smith Mo ir« ' .SnydiT. Ciiarh 218 UrUl Trarv I ' illin ici-. xli« ' ii lie ran iIk ' li tancc in 18.1. Jolinn) Moore tinl llaiolil Kcii- nodvs one-mile mark ol 4:2S.4. ()liin s oiie-iiiile iela liam. fastest in recent years, consisting of Merlin W ille . Cliff Smith. Bill Bloor. and (ieor e riiulil. niaile the mile in 3:17.1 three times during the .sc-ason. George ieal increased his own shot-put record to IT feet 1 1 V2 inches. The ' 3-i squad was one of the host groups of freshmen ever to enter llie University. Jesse Owens, negro sprinter and lnoad-inmper. rl a new indoor world record ol 2.T leet 3 ' 4 inches in Madi- son Square Garden. M i r t. CI iff Smith Uttfjntiin Hunnin the Relay 219 ill) ( liailio Bi ' cIIkiiii and Kd (ra ilik ruiinin 41-0 and 880. Iruvoorl Smitli tliniwiiij; the diMiis and l v iclurii til ' liilf oiisou it ., slar jtolc valiltiT of 19,52. the V) ' .i7y track Icain clialkid up impressive scores. Coach Larry Siiyders dream of aiiothiT ci ' ack mile rclav team look- like a i alit . Merlin W iley, lead-oft man on the V) ' .il relay is hack, as is ( lifT Smith, who was elecl4Ml captain lor the indoor s -ason. Ed ( axdik and ( harlic Beetham arc holh fine (piartcr milcrs and this quartet mav erase the Hi ri ' ci rd lor the mile rela dmini: the outdoor season. Je-- .e ()wen a a eliaiiipioii ill three e ents. Duriii the indoor ea-oii lie el three new woild Hen (lit if (nimufitz I I, ,r„l (h r 220 mark-: ()(• aiil . (i. I c(( ii(l ; ()0 milcrs. 6.6 serontls: riiiiriiii;: liioad jump. 2. ' ) Iccl. ) iticlics. Hi- al li cl llic mark ul . ).2 lor . id yards. In tlic 100 and 220 ard i cnts outdoors he rankf.l ii| at llir top. Ill ihc middli ' di laiici-s ( a dik and Don Hrilly. soplioinorrs. and ( ' lif .Siiiilli and Don Honda. Iiotli -t ' raii . «liilr VAcn Price and Boli IlutYman wero jiiislicd in lli - Ioniser cxcnl by Frank Fowler, a .sophomore of promise. Boucher, who lias ( leared 6 feel. I inch in competi- tion, performed ihe hijih jump: Maxwell and Seilz took care of the hurdle e eiits: .lack Smith the javelin; Inwooil Smilli llie discus: and (jeorfie Neal the shot put. Captain Jidiii M or ' filled ill at any distance from I III ards to two miles. In all it wa- a widl-halanced oiilllt which lost only to Michigan. Maxtvell Joe Schiiartz Otiens Orer thp Hurdles 221 MINOR SPORTS (iOLF Ohio State ' s jrolf team of 1934 was not as sufcossi ' ul as some of the othc-r teams com- petiii ' : in minor sports, ( ' oacli Olsen was pxpeotinf; a mucli more halancrd team this year than he had last season. The major K)ss to the team this year is Perry Garver. who captained the 1931 team. However. Bill Lovehury is expected to holster I hi ' team a great deal this year. Last year Bill finished high in the conference chami ionship. Hol ert Coe is also a survivor of last year ' s team. The most promising prosjjcct for a jtlaee on this year ' s links group, hesides the two returning men. is nil! Si. John. This vear ' s team will June a much more complete schedule than have the previous golf teams. Although a wcll-halanced unit will represent Ohio State this year, they will have a hard time defeating Michigan for the chami)ionshii) in addition to the rest of the leading conference teams. SWIMMING Coach Michael Peppe ' s heart was gladden.d this year hy the appearance of a group of outstanding swimmers. Unfortunately Peppe was later saddenerl hv the ineligihility of several of the hetter men. This removed the equilihrium from the team, leaving instead a well-halanced unit with outstanding men in all departments, a few hril- liant swinnncrs who couhl not hope to gain victorv over other hetter halanced groups. Baker Bryant was the Buckeve ace in the free-style dashes, while Ray Kessler often finislied well. Captain George Colville, a star hreast-stroker. Charles Salie. outstanding liack-stroker. and Dexter Woodford, star of the 440 free-style, contrihutcd points to the Scarlet and Gray total. A diminutive lad. Harry Kallman, usually led in di ing. ith a hetter than average freshman team coming up. ()liiu ' .-u iriiiMiiig team should he a well-fortified unit in all departments next vear. pro- vided ineligihilitv docs not once more ])rove a jinx. Gnlj i! ir ' i i i ii (. M.I I l) ,„ll,„ 1 Ki.l,,- ltd,-. s,, ,.- z,,.,. Iliii:itmitii t iihilli- (.r.ilfim hnllmiin 1 „lk llt.iit,,,,, lir tinl Ihllo llurrvU 224 TENMS TIk- VKU tennis to;nn. cantaiiiod l y Bill C.liainli.rs. wound u t tliir.l in tin- Rig Ten. Lclltiniin u ' i« ' Jack Binjaniin. Al Santangillo. Bolt Hoiks, Stan Lloyd, llulj Kuniler and Chand ois. It was a yoini ' ; team as varsity squads go, the biggest guns being furnished by juniors and sophomores. W itli a croji of promising Frosh nettcrs looming, i)rospe(ts for this year and next are rosy. Other members of the squad who did not play enough to win the arsity O award were Diek Taugb. Bob Benjamin, and Bill Janes. Of the freshmen. Bob Nihousen. former nationally ranking junior, will soon take his place among the best in the con- ference, and inav usurp (.bambers number ont- position. Other freshmen team members were Paul Janes. Dick ist. Forrest Pearson and Bill Hoyer. Herman Wirtbwcin again coached the ar itv. wliile Bill Clvmer. a studenl. was freshman coach. On a southern vacation trip, the liiinis team biat Da idson. ' ■ to I. and tied the strong North Carolina and Vanderbit squads, racb . ' i to ■ . Tennis POLO Comi)eling in indoor and outdoor meets and handling an almost hopeless schedule, the Ohio Polo Team ended the 1934 season « ith a most enviable record. With spring breezes reviving the faded turf, they competed in eight successive week end matches and attained the mythical Big Ten Title. W ilb the aid of four letternien. McCoy, Mauney. Peebles, and Gardner, I lie Buck riders provi(b ' d plenty of competition for veteran squads. Not eonlining ibeir schedule to college teams, the local j)layers took on sev- eral aini and private organizations. The Buckcve polo enthusiasts now look forward to the day when ibey will own their own stables and be able to take the jjonies along on the various trips. Under present conditions the only available horses are those furnished bv tin- artillerv branch of the military department. Ballou Sayrrs Sinimnn Mav Shritz (iarilmr ARSir POLO SOLIAD littTtl ' .nv Hi ' rmrn Kinnvnr KrfmiT i;,M « Wdun ■ Mr( Un It l.irul. liiri,hy l .i;. WrC i r.- • 22S f - - FRESHMEN SPORTS FOOTH M.I, I mliT llif walcliful eve of Coiirli Ernir (Jodfrcv. llic •iridiion lii |ii ' ful make ihcii- ilclml in « illr;;i ftxitliall al Ohio Slate. The (|iia(l !?• ricldoni cut. the oiiIn oho ]ro|t|)iiijC out iM-inj; those anIki do so voliitilarilv. H this tiaiiiinj: iinlhod. llie varsity f;aiiis (•onsideial)le line iiiat ' rial. (loii.-iderinji that i ' l ' w an- iound inelifiild; ' later il tiiev are sueeessiid in radi in their first year, little time is lost in eoaehiri each |da ' r in the mannerisms ol lootliall as jilaved at Ohio State. vVvr% ivvvV ' V y V4 RE.SHMA lOOXaALL I I! oil MAN liASKETUALL B. SKETBALL ith ( jaeh StaliTs reeiiniriiendalions on the |)( rlurniaiue ol ' the 1935 Fresh- man lpa-k( lliall tiam. the arsitv (d iU) should i a|ilure the i-onleieni f title. Amon ; the h ' adin; eontiiiders for the toss-up position is (;ro . a former teannnali ' of Tipp Dve al I ' omerov, uith Hheim and llarj;rea es makiiif; il a hif:h- jumpers position. For forward. there arc Pcttifirew and I ' aeker. hacked hy Stewart. Sla ens. and Holland. l the •luard spots ocrnei ' . Silliams. I ' re ill. as lik. and McDonald h,i i- the iiiakini;- ol aisil material. These in n all ha e en ialde hi h school recoiil- in li.i-kil hall anil il t he in.iinlain their record in eoih ' jie ' ompclilion. next years yar-il tiani will he oiw that the alumni will hi ' pmud to discuss. 228 BASEBALL Kver since eshTii Coiilcri-ini- iitliuritit ' s Irowiictl on iiilorscliool competi- tion, freshman atlilefes in the Bi ; Ten have had only lliemselves and the varsity of their own school witli wliich lo coniiictc. Ilicrc were several moundiuiilers who rated varsity com] etition : Frank Bess. John Bnrrows, Koland Peters. Harrv Smith, and Keigcl were these men. In iIk- infield. lookiii j; e jiiallv good, were James Bowlus. Tii)|)y Dye, Max Klimaski, and John Haudal)ough. IKE. ' -HMA.N BAMlISALL SijLAU -ir-T- . r ,V . ' w FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD In the outfield Jack McLaran and Bill Lewis looked good. Behind the plate were Charles Slagle and Don lioff. CKObb v.OLINTR Y The freshman cross country squad was ahly coached liy Sam H. Cohh. After considerahle conditioning, five races were held. John Sullivan made the hest record, winning all four races in which lie participated. He also i)laced sixth in an open five mile race in Cincinnati on Thanksgiving Day. Paul Benner and Tom Sixton made the next hest showings. Ken Sampson of I ' oledo was a very good j)rospect liut was aide to compete in hut one race. The following boys were recommended to th ' Athletic Board for their numerals: John Sullivan, Paul BcniK-r. Silcus Howe. Tom Sexton, Edward Wartian. Boh March, Max North, Edward Green, and Dale Graham. 229 Novoml) r 6. 1934. To the Mdkio Sports Editor: Foolliall is, l)y far. our jjrcatc ' st American sport, and I liavc found it is one game in wliirh one can learn the lesson of good sportsnianshii). I 8h« ul(l like to see two changes in tiie college rules: fust, that the goal post he moved hack, on the goal line: and secondly, that a forward pass he peruiissihle any distance hack of the line of scrimmage. Sincerely. Ked Grange. Foothall. if played with the jjroper attitude, is a great develo] er of emotional ha lance. It teaches the necessity of co-operation, the necessity of a clear head under fire, mental and muscular co-ordination and the neces- sity of thinking and planning ahead of the immediate necessities of the tactical situa- tion. It teaches, not pedantically, hut oh- jectively. ou learn hv doing. Fielding H. Yost. Congratulations to Ohio State University and to Coach Francis Schmidt for the great record Oiiio State has compiled during the past season. Coach Schmidt, in his first year in this fine Conference, has made an aus- picious start, which liodes well for the fu- ture of ()hio Slates foothall success. K. E. Dick Hanley. Foothall Coach. Northwestern I niversitv. Foolliall. wliere it is taught pn ])erly. is a great character huilder. It demands that the l)oy who plays it de clop self discipline, lourage and detcrniinalion. lovaltv and p(lrtsmanship. Bo McMii.i.EX. 230 N T R A M U R A L E. John Garnihtuisfii II illi. lldllii J. (;i;„- Mf ,-i Fn ' d (I INTRAMURALS rii - liilriiiiiiii;il Alhlefic D(i arliii(iil at llw Ohio State L iiiveisity has hfcn providiiifi rccr ' ati()iial opiioituiiities for the stiidi ' iits and i ' acuhy since 1913. Over five thousand stuili ' nl and l ' a ull pailicipate annually in one or inoii- oi ' the twenty-six sports jiro- nioted hv tlic deparliucnl. V hir e number of student managers as isl in tlie administration of the s|)orts profrram and their ad aneenient to the senior manafiersliip is hased upon the pro- ficirnev sliowii in lullillin managerial responsibilities in their freshman, sophomore and junior vears. .Senior Mana iTs: The Senior : lanagers for 1934-193, were: illiam Hatton. All-year ■Nlana- f;er: Jack Garmhausen. Autunui t hiarter: Gem- Meyer. inter ( )uarter: Fred W eriiiek. Sprinfi Quarter. Junior Manriiicrs: Charles Ganiper, Kenneth Landis. Phil- lip Leff, Ralph Quinn, and Ray- mond Reich. S )i lioniori Maridiicrs: illiani Corkins. K o b e r t Kllis. Larry Pleasant. Robert Heed, Edwin Shnman. Stanford Weiss, Arthur Werniek. Robert ounians. MR. WOOD Director Fri ' shmttn Managers: Robert 15al ' s. illiani Corley. Joe Jacques. Ed £ar Newlon, Dick l eebel. Reuben Schrank. Har- old Stein. Hvman Sitomer. Don Sutherland. Virgil Weenink. Harold S. Wood. Associate Pro- fessor of Phvsical Education and Diicelor of Intramural Athlet- ics, has directed the Intrammal Acti ities at the liiiversity since 192. ' . It has been under his caieful supervision that Intra- muial Spoils has become the largest e tra-curricular activity on the campus and the largest program of its kind in the I iiited States. Jl MOK SOl ' HOiMDKK M N (.i:H (Juinn Lee 232 I ' HI SICM l)h;i.TA ALPHA El ' SII.UN 1-1 SPEEDBALL I nivcisity Championship in speedliall was won 1) I he Phi Sigma Deha fi -!i- nian team. Phi EpsiK n Pi were ruiiiicrs-uii. Forty-one teams tonipelcd in this popular fall sport. Sigma Pi was Fraternity runner-up, anil Sigma Phi E|)silon I ' reslinian runner-up. Other league ehampions were Phi Kappa Sigma, Sigma Phi F,psilon, and Al])ha Sigma Phi. TOUCH FOOTBALL Touch Football l.eean.e the most popular autumn sport with 72 teams and 792 indi idiials competing. The I ' uiversity Cham- pionshij) was won by Alpha Epsilon Pi Frosli illi Sigma Pi as University runner-u]). Fraternity run- iuM--up was Lamlxla Chi Alpha and Freslnuan run- ner-u|i. Phi Ka])|)a Sigma. Other league champion- ships were won hy Delta Tau Delta. Phi Delta Chi. Triangle, Phi Sigma Delta, and Tower Cluli. nORSESH( E PITCHING DOUBLES Over one hundred men competed in the Horseshoe Pitch- during the Autumn quarter. The doubles team of C. Rose iitv Cbam])ionship and C. Harsha and C Heestand were Sjieed Ball ing Tournament won the t niver Football and D. Murray the runners-up. SIGMA PI 233 CROSS (X)l NTRY Foily-tlirt - conlislants finisliiil tlic lliice-iiiilo i ss foiiiitry rare l)c- inji l (l to llio ta| o 1 V Glenn Price wlio ran llie courM ' in 1T:(I4 .i-.i niinntes. Delta Tlieta Sigma liatniiion-liii) won tlie team ( ' liamiiion-liii) atnl I.amlxla (llii M|ilia were seeonil. I lie lir l ten plaee-i ver ' won liv the loj- lowinj;: Gli ' nn I ' riee. Frank Fowler, F. A. Throcktiiur- ton. Rohert Hendershott, James Lamberton. Hamlin Tanner. Jo8e|)li Berry. Rex Brady. Merle Honaker. Don- ald Putnam. HANDBALL The Handl.all (:hani])ionship in sin-le? was won Iiv A. Stein who defeated II. (irau in the final match. FENCING r. Amster defeated J. Alfre.l Cnrtis in the finals of the Foils Cham|)ii)nshi|). ni li ' r also won the Chanipionshi]) in Kpee. defeatinfi L. Seyhold in the final match. 1 he Broailsuord (lhampionshi|i uas won hy H. Deutchman. with E. Cai)lin as ruimei-up. K T ' f } lla,ull ;ll B0 LINC; One hundred and sixlv-three students and faculty teams howled in the Intramural lea-jues. Theta Ghi won the I ni- versity Chamjiionship and Pi Kappa Phi were runners-up. Pi Kai i a Phi won the Class B Championship and Alpha Tau Ome-ia were in second ])lace. The Administration Bowling Team won the Faculty Cham- jiionshi]) with Agriculture Engi- runner-up posi- Handhatl Court lieerin; n eiaht UK U. 12(1 111. I.e. III. U. . II.. 1.S5 III. Ih.i III. 17.i III. m the lion. The Frosh Cham] ion was Alpha Tau (Iniega with Theta Kappa Phi as runner-up. Indus- trial Engineering heat Medicine for the Gollegc Champion liip and the Strikers defeated the Lantern team for the Indepen- dent Championship. Vi RESTLL G One hundre.l and forty-seven students competed in the wrestling tournament, the finals of whi -li were features of the Intramural Festival. ( ' Iifintiiion Jiilin l.;i le s Ihirol.l H. liliin I,. C.illcit John Keniii ' l Dnve Srhurger I ' orry Meredith ern Hei-fr C Haiiuick WRESTLING CHAMPION.S Orfinnizntion Thel;i Kappa Phi V rti-h Indcpendenl Fro li Tower ( liili Alpha Zela Krii h Simula ( ' hi I litnner-up Orpnnizdiion vs. Adolph Shor Frosh vs. Don O ' Doniiell Theta Kappa I ' hi vs. C. C. Soniniers Sifinia Nil vs. George Sting Independenl vs. Francis Rudv Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Pat Jones Sigma . lplia Kpsilon vs. Kenneth Lower Sigma Phi Fp-ilim vs. L Goldherg Hillel TllLTA can 2.U rOL L Sri()OTIiN(r Over two liiiii(lrc l aii l fiftv mm rom|M ' t( ' fl iti tlir Foul Sliooli incut. Tlio ()i ' ruili .ati« ii ( luiiii|iioii lii|i was won liv the Tower (iliili and Mplia ( )mc a was runner-u]). Phi Sigma Delta won the freshman B championship. illiani Brown sliot 2. ' i fouls in 25 K tries to uiii the individual foul shooting ehanipionship. Sj V B Merle emit was second hi li and Itonald Peters finished in third place. The ollevhall tournament was won liv Pi Kappa Phi «ith Phi Delta Frosh as University runner-U|). Sixty- nine teams and .SIQ individuals engaged in this com- petition. Delta Tau Delta was freshman runner-up and other league champions were Phi Kappa Psi, Sigma Alpha Mil Frosh. and West Eleventh Avenui- Inde- Voiles Ball pen.lents. ng tourna- fraternitv U ) Boxing BASKETBALL The University Champion- ship in haskethall was won hy Phi Delta Theta fraternity with Delta Ipsilon as runner-up. Triangle defcat ' il Alpha Gamma Sigma in the final game for Class B Chamj)ion- ship and the P h i Kappa Alpha fresh- men were victors over Phi Sigma Delta frosh In ihe Ring in that comi)etition. The Education team won the College Cham- pionship with Dental College in runner-uit position. The Inde- pendent Champion- ship was won hy the Who D e 1 t s . King Avenue I. E. won the church league and E. Price ' s team was vic- torious in the Military competition. BOXING CHAMPIONS fT eiahl Champinn Orfiunization R tinner -III) Organization 118 lb. Adolph Shor Independent s. John Toll Theta Kappa Phi 126 lb. Don O ' Donnell Thela Kappa Pbi vs. William Denser Independent 135 11). Robert Ogden Delia Chi vs. Myron Bitlikofer Phi Gamma Delia 147 lb. Joe Berry- Independent vs. Edward Guelde Independent 160 lb. Tom Alban Thela Chi vs. Walter Grelle Acacia 175 lb. Du e Stone Pbi Ep ilon Pi vs. James Baird Delta Upsilon Heavv Dominic Bertolini Theta Kappa Phi vs. Jack Smith Delta Upsilon PHI I)E1,T THETA 235 n v IjNTRAML KAI,S riic most | i | iilar ' siiriiij: sport in tin- liitriiinural |irof;iaiti is plavfrroniKl ball. Over twoKc liiiiiilriil stinlcnls and faculty nicrnlicrs rorn|ii ' li ' i lor llic clianipioiiships. Tin- ti ' ani rcpresonling Hilli ' l Foun lation won the I ni crsitv Clianipionsliip « illi Mplia Kpsiloii Pi i ' .s runiKT-up. riic haciiltv ( lianipionsliip was won l)V llic (llii ' niistry DcparlmrnI x illi Psy- iiolof; as runner-up. The MtMlics won llic ( ol- Ic c ( ' .lianipionshi[i dcl ' calin tlic (llicuiical En- gineers. A team named the ilo. pital Aces heat the Test Tuhers for lli ' Independent Chanipion- sliij). Other h ' a ue champions were; Phi Si ina Deha. (iamma Eta Gamma, Phi Delta Epsilon, Sifiuia u. Al])lia Tau Omej;a. Phi Delta Theta, Chi I ' hi. Delta Tau Delta. Phi Kappa Tau. Phi Epsilon Pi. Alpha Omejia. Horseshoe I ' itrhini; Horseshoe Hitching V -.. Wrestlinu Basketball Friu-ina nil I 1:1. 236 INTR VML RAT S One liuiKln-il ami ( ' ( ' nly- evcn golf ' rs comid-liMl in the IiitiMiniirnl Toiir- iiamciil wliicli u as | layc l on llu- Arliiifitoii Goll ' Course. John Pipoly of Alplia Gamma Sigma (l ft ' at«Ml John Kiley of Plii Gamma Deha to win tlic singles (•liaMi|(ion hi| . anil the team of SlinfilofY ami Hilry of Phi ( (ramma Deha won the (h)ul h ' s (■ham| ionshi[) from Fisch ami ■ ■ KeUey of Sifima Alpha Ej silon. The 1 niversilv Ghampioiiship in tennis, in wliiih l u luiniliril and ' i ;hl -lwo simlents eompeted. was won hv Maeeo Mill iil Alpha Phi Alj)ha with W . Cox of Gamma Aljiha as runner-up. The doujjles team of H. Niehouseon and P. lams representing Beta Thela Pi defeated C. E. aring and P. C. Derner of (7amma Alpha in tlie douhles tournament tinal. K. iiehousen defeated Golf P- lams for the freshman tennis championship. Tennis Phi Delta Theta won the I ' ni- versity- Championship in Baseliall and Triangle was runner-ui). The Veterinary Medieine team was Independent Cham] ion and In- dianola Cluli was runner-up. Raseball Sigma Chi won the Annual In- tramural Swimming Meet and Sigma Al] ha Epsilon was run- ner-up. Baker Brvant won the iiidi i lual ehampionship and Falkenstein and Kessler tied for second place honors. Su :imming liasehiill I ' lll DELTA THETA BASEBALL CHAMPIONS 237 iam. 238 I V R Sfv G A N I Z I FRATERNITIES i„k,, (lark h :mn,ll ' rim: (;i iN Mrp Jm ,hf,m Jnnrs Hirn lon Riihininitz Wt ' lnnil .•; • If .• lii il.r Rn i Pflinn Miinrrr Chngee Collins Joi Tedrirk Bft ' rs Hi-ikmnn Carlson Schramm Davis Aun st Thornbi ' rry F.lspn CoUlman llailr K iilman Spain Drminf Kinhnor Slahl Reilly Ihnsmore COUNCII OF FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS Acacia Dorral Berry Alpha Chi Rho Robert Holloway Alpha Epsilnn Pi Eiipene King Alpha Gamma liho Marvin Ulricli Alpha Gamma .Sipnio Anzel Eslell Alpha Phi Delia Uominir Macedonia Alpha Rhn Chi Eugene Schramm Alpha Siama Phi Sam Busich Alpha Tan Omega William Davis Alpha y.ela Alvin Reuwee hi ' tn Kappa Arlhiir Gossard Belu Thi ' la Pi Willlain Weslualer Chi Phi — Eni;.-n.- Soffel Delta Alpha Pi . Roherl T.-alonl Delta Chi Warren J()ne Delta Sipma Phi Robert Aungst Delia Siiima Pi Jolin Harrison Delta Tail Delta Robell lilluood Delta Thetii Siiiina Oden Mowrer Delia L psilon Willis Demint; Epsilon Psi Epsiliin illiani Kellbr Kappa Delta liho Hii ' liaril i ' elbnv Kappa Phi Kappa Llo il W aile Kappa Sifinia Robrrl Reilly Lamhtla Chi Alpha James W idman Phi Held Delia Joseph Habinovitz Phi Delia Chi Wilford Clark Phi Delta Theta Morgan Jones Phi Epsilon Pi Jerome Jacohson Phi Gamma Delta Frederick Dinsniore Phi Kappa James Herndon Phi Kappa Psi _ Scott Elsea Phi Kappa Sijiina .William Kelly Phi Kappa Tail Donald Herkman Phi Mu Delta Cameron Hope Phi Sigma Delta Charles Ginsberg Phi Sifima Kappa Harry Graly Pi Kappa Alpha Robert Rush ' ' Kappa Phi Ralph I ' riniz Sigma llphii Epsilon Emil Ciducci Sigma Alpha Mu Saiiuiel Nathanson Sigma Chi .. Delberi Tedrick Sigma Nil David Kreiger Sigma Phi Fpsilon l.lc d Carlson Sigma Pi Rupert Chaffee Tail I ' .psiliin Phi _ Louis Shack Tail Kappa Epsilon William Beitner Theta Chi Richard Thornberry Theta Kappa Psi Ed«ard Kischner Theta Tan Arden Hacker Tlii-ia i Michael Slahl Triaiifile Alton Moser ' .eta Uelii Tan l.oiiis Duber 244 ■1 H [ Hj ■ I 1 1 V ; J_SH I H V H P 4 Blt:-aJ 3 B P 4 i H in ri H I PW B4I H ft Cb ■ I H pill I J v21 Mj F-{ Bj|r !B ■ 1 i H K H ' ffai H ' - ' H B ' M H IpOl y!l L n fSM IP H WlKr ifl 1 iH Li ■ t j i r ' ' ' T H wtmJ B W ' J iv p PH Mi H I H K - 1 Jl r 1 K ' ' ' l ft  ' s l mm tf E | L 1 f KM Ih! ( rcftror Sthitarlz Carroll l.wattvr Mtztn Christian DnnnfUy Collins 1 nn Ars.lal,- if iVA-inson Shipli V Si „u Knm rr l-ri,,. Su ■in Leiby K.ll.r llml vll ! ,„ hirhlv. Lynn If alkfr l,„,l„ ShrnU.r Ga li: 7 rr«n ' Spain Goltlnmn ) n„nf Tnshhnuph m Tamm, INTERFRATERMTY PLEDGE COUNCIL Acaciii William Shrader Alpha Chi Rho Elmer Chirk Alpha Epsilon Pi _ Justin Baiimaiin Alpha Gamma Rho Cornell Roat Alpha Gamma Sigma William Gune ( ' li Alpha Phi Delta Loui DiTomnuiM) Alpha Sigma Phi Rohert Ta l)liaii li Alpha Tail Omega Roy Uonnellv Alpha ' tela Paul De« Beta Theta Pi Forrest Pierson Chi Phi _ Phil Van Arsdale Delta Alpha Pi William Hauphton Delta Chi _ „ Jack Nixon Delta Sigma Phi Harry Hadsell Delta Sigma Pi Allan Harlz Delta Tail Delta Allan W oolman Delta L ' psilon _ David Greegor Kappa Delta Rho Carl Cronk Kappa Phi Kappa Glenn Price Kappa Sigma Walilo Walker Lamhfla Chi Alpha Rolierl Hunger Phi llela Delta Edward Le aller ' ., Delta Chi Jo cl)ll Makel Phi Epsilon Pi Bernard Gold Phi Gamma Delta Julian Harlt Phi Delta Theta Robert Keyes Phi Kappa Joseph Muliolis Phi Kappa ' .si Frederick Moyer Phi Kappa Sigma Robert Hurkin Phi Kappa Tan James Young Phi Mil Delta George Clontz Phi Sigma Delta Harold Stein Pi Kappa Alpha John Luca Pi Kappa Phi Walter Weiler Sigma .Alpha Epsilon Robert Fiohter Sigma .Alpha Mu Joseph Schwartz Sigma Chi Alan Jordan Sigma Nu Jack Wilkinson Sigma Phi Epsilon Cy Mizen Sigma Pi _ - Edgar Shipley Tan Epsilon Phi Joseph Barnes Tan Kappa Epsilon Otto Krieger Theta Chi inceni Schuster Theta Xi Robert Eivey Triangle Robert Keller Zeta Beta Tau _: Irving Cole 245 Ciitlvr Snmmrr rhii-ltl ftaktr Curry F. Ramsfy Mpli- Stnmm I ' lirmm F,rkh Liitz 7.otlingfr E. Hn ( ' .nmi fr Bittikofer Hohrrls Oinsmore HiHisiun till.r if. 11 ffoo. rv «( .■ LumhrrI A:, thinatr A OTIS Driikr Tynan f nt is Li ah Minlxor I ' liii ilh Harri PHI GAMMA DET.TA Ge( r(:e Ari John (]iinnin;:liinii Jack Baker Ilarr} Bucklfv HerlitTt ( amnifrtT Kail (duller Janie I)avi Kredprick Diit ' moit ' Tlioiiias French (!liarlc Hoiick B(is«(irlh I ' aiMiii Rodfier Harri (rordon l)ix 1 ' red Eckh-y ( harle (ianiper Carl A chinper Rohert Bennelt Myriin Bittikole Arthur Boehm Charlc- Allen Jiihn Beachler Janie- Carlile Elton ( lenian Ed ard ( unnin ihani Roherl Drake Wallace (iiitclie- (;ordon Jellitr Sam l)e ine Ben ardner Keorfle (HMt ' ilarl Ired (irillin Julian Ilarll FACULTY MEMBERS Earl Manchester Allen McManigal SENIORS Roherl Maclvor Richard I ' ausjh Joseph Meyers Franklin Rav William Hoherts Emerson Spicer JUNIORS William Houston Ned Ramsey Richard Light Ted Ramsey Richard Morris J(din Riley SOPHOMORES (iregg Lumhert Richard MoMlgonier ( ' harles Lulz John Morey David Miller John Niple PLEDGES Rohert Hoge K d)ei-t MacLairn Bi ' Uce L nn Kendall (herlurl Don Poulton .illcr l{ irikin W illiain Ri.e Kolifi ' l R an JAichai ' d S.huniakei Harold Shellon Hovt Sherman Albert Slinghiff Charles Stainm Richard ance John Ryan Marcus Sommerschield Alhert Tynan William Zollinger James Torrance William Wells Phillip Wood Ceorge Woodworlh Rohert Sinclair Hdwin Sivron lerd I nckrich KoJMTl W ilson ' i ' .rA 7H (.hiipters () mil ion Di ' ii teron Eslalilislivd 1H71! ' 2IH Sett ' iili ' inth liriiiii- Tlir l rri i(tviil of Sltiilfiit Srnalp. Eililnr of Ihi- Mukio. Prcsidpiit and Scrrelnrv al llir Spiiinr :! « . l rr«i lrnl o( llir PrpM Cliili. a Jildnt ainl :liirf Jiifclii-p o( Ihr Sliiili-tit Cimrl IWc at thr I ' lii Cam hou«o. Dliio Slohr-. Inr.. I ni.ui ll.iunl. Y.M.C .. Sln.llcr.. all show Fiji ri-|ir(- fiilftlioli. S|tliiil ni -ii iiiht anil Marl or. iiio! Diii-niorr and Da. I. of llurkrt anil KilMi ' T an- iiai I,i...«ii all ariMiiiil ;ulch.l anil Miller arr numr lo In- hi ' ar.l. 246 ] . Ball Bnlinn I). Hall B......C- Smilh Lvalhrrn Haear R Kamler Ki.7i 1,1,1,- ,iii ,v I all,-i U . Kumhr Hrinillf Hrntllry .civis Bernard MiQiti p Uti art Spain Thomas Milh Hyd„ F.n lvrmachvr San anl Chambers Hnrr Chilli Polls PHI KAPPA PSI Hugh Beiitty Howiiid Hnmilli Jarae Ball Lloyd Bernard Walter Bolton Dan Ball Westbrook Brown Halsey Bosart Richard Brindle Robert Boose Edwin B )ggs Barney Burns Francis Clark James Claypoole John Mont , Wendell l ' o tle Hi) ard Boose W illiam Chambers James Child Collin Hyde FACULTY MEMBERS Harry Semans (reorge Sieberl SENIORS John Dods Scott Elsea John Hague JUNIORS George Leatherman Richard Fen.--lerniacher Nathan Headlev Charles Crabill Howard E aii John Ferris Rol erl Foster Charles Frv SOPHOMORES Louis Manley illiam McQuigg PLEDGES Harold Fry Lawrence Hagerty John Harwood illiam J()nes W illiam kahle Henry Simms Fred Strolher Ralph Holmes Arthur Horr David Jones Robert Kumler Nolen Mills Gordon Richwino James Sanford Allen Meltler Dan Miller Fred Mover John Nordholi Max North James Taylor illiam kumler Richard Lewi Robert Potts Edward Smith Norman Spain Vi oodford Thoma; Robert allerv John Olsen Ben Perks Jack Randall Richard Schwyn Ednuind Yante?. Founded lH.y2 52 Chapters 22,000 Memhers Ohio Drliii h.sliihlished lli ' M 124 Fourteenth Areiuic Norm Spain ki ' i ' p llii- iiiiiiir iii IMii P-i proiiiitipiu in iiili ili,--. ii , ■■ he i Srrrplar% „1 lriil,Tnit% Vltair- uli,l a iiipiiiluT of Ihi- Simlfiil Srnair a xi-IJ a. Ilurkpl ami Ilipiii-r. Hill Chaniliir-, anil Jnliii Do,!- ■ rr lioth i- -Hiii-k,-l anil [)i|ii ,T nii-n anil tin- laUiT a ini-iiiln-r of lln- Sludr-nt Coiirl anil Ihi- Counnl of Stii li-nl VfTaiK. Kolierl Kuntlir i- prp ldent of liolli Tan Smina Di-ha anil Ina-tnia-liTs. lioth hill rhambrr . viilli a ar«il () in Iriiiiis anil Kirlianl KriMnrr out for A aroit I ' olii npholil IMii P i fanir on athli-lic lti-lil . 247 Pressler Dnitm-y i. Smith Hamrick Frank Uoiif J.Siiniti Slory Palmer U ilkirfon Zachman Huffman Crnnv W i7i lliirrrll Hnotrr I ' nTUtis Cartlmr llmt ' -rf Sr iumor if-r Hat is Marshall Tctlrirk Pittotk Scftuf tT E 1« in Buidell Glen Dalton illiiim Evans Paul Bowers Elmer Davis Phil Fortman RolxMl Barker Jack Downey Waller (iausewilz illiani Heniler ini Russell Gardner (herald Honvsr linlM-rl lliinin.iii Roller! kie: Harvey Barren James iales Charles Frank Ka mon(i Greene Charle- Hamriik (Chester llenderso Garrell Ackerman Samuel Follmer George (!anilT W illiam (iard Warren Chrissinger I)a id llile SIGMA CHI FACULTY MEMBERS Roller! Meiklejohn Donald Pov er Alpheus Sniilli SENIORS Paul Marshall Eugene MeNeil James Pilcoek Homer Porleus JUNIORS Howard Miepp V illiam Rhodes SOPHOMORES John Howe ( arl Palmer PLEDGES Alan Jordon We-leN Leas William Li le Richard Slevens (Jeorge Twiss Jack Ross Roller! Sihaeler J pli Sclnimailier Delher! Tedrick Roy Rogers George W ilkerson (Iharles Presslei Inwood Smilli George McCarroll James McDonald Kicliai ' d Ross Charles A ierck olnev W ilson ■barren S dllel Joseph W iley Benjamin Williams Harold Zeigler Roland Zachman Carl Sniilh Riiliard Sloane Joseph Smilh Paul Tepas Ed W est ' i:i i.biiiiti-rs 2H.MI) Mfiiihers Alpha Gtiiiiiiin F.sinhii.she,! )«;;: ' 2i l) Filleenth Atriiiif Jui ' k Miiirli. ii|i mill riMiiiiii: Siiiiiiu Dii. holil- lllv Pro-Mlrnliiil oflirr ol rill Kill SittiDK mill Kuiiiti|ilii . ul-o liii l time |ii li U Si |ilioiiiorr Srrrfliiry ill Hip Sliiili ' lll Snmtr. Kiiliirl Sflmi-ncr i Ihr Hii itu - MuiiiiKiT 111 (In- Siiiiiliul. ' l lir lirii«ii i ' carni-.l in lln- innii iil Iinmiiil Siiiilli Ullil t;liiirli- Hiiiiirii-k, liiith %ur-ir lii.ill.ull iii.-ii. mill Siiiitli iiImi |iIii MI|I miuril ml llir liiinli I lliiiir. liirulil Hiiim-r i- arliio in SlnilliT mill i- l ri- iilriil nl llii ' Sliiilriil Cli iml Siicirly. 248 MiKff Dt ' innfv Suinnmn Li-Snr Tlinnias Sar itnt I- Irmini: Ham ill on Snyers Attflt ' rson Hrrhrrt Prior ThuUvn Hopkins Keys C.ranuT Hntzvinfr Crawford Boucher Ellis Miller Snrber Dye Fatirol -iriz Hnber Scott Ives Pro cior Ray Jones Granger Creamer MrClurii Ha unman PHI DELTA THETA il (ni Duiiihlt Williu.n M,lMi,M c,n U %iplil (dreamer Homer Hci aiiKin Frank Ainler (ni Curtis Ariz Richard Beltz Jame- Born Frank Boncher John Devaney illiani ) e Sluarl Bolin Keith Clarke Howard Dill ■« illiam Eh Alfred Erl. Howard E«inj; David Fcdkerlh A l ur Odelnci-Iil Robert Ives alter Cramer William Crawford George Ellis Leonard Faurol Mark Fleming John Hamilton Leonard Hopkins Hadle Calleher William (Jest Jack (rorinan Robert (Graves J(din HolThines Ja Howser Robert Keys FACl LTV MEMBERS Montt;i mery Pike (Jillierl Riddle SENIORS Morgan Jones JllNIORS Harold Granger Janie Herbert Robert Holzemer Paul Huber Harry Keys SOPHOMORES George LeSar Robert McKee PLEDGES Benson Leuvitt Hugh Lee Herbert Lisle i ' rederit ' k Moore John Miller Clarke Mc ay Keith Malunev Fimruletl 18411 102 Chapters 411 (WO Members I ' tu i ' .Utiptrr t:sl(ihlisbed 1883 l ' 42 I Ilka Avenue Phi Drila Tht-la rtainl tile bi(!Ki ' l mall« «l allilrle on thi raiii|ni . Tippy Dyr. oiitstandiniE in football, ba-kftliall, and baseball. Bob I e- i ' either in the Y office, of Mbirh be is prp-ideni or in (In Stroller- Office, where he is business manager. Henry Thullen in the Malsio Office: Jtck Ue ane in the Fraternity Allairs Office; llill Craxford. Art Fditor of Sundiah Dirk MrCliiri:. senior ba-kcthall nianauer. are in the Phi Dell li ni-e. frank Honcher and Dick Bell are mainstays of the football team; tft biijinifer and Thomas stats ol the l.a-kell.all team. Richard McClurg Ralph Miller Richard Morgan James Prior Paul Proctor John Sarber George Sargent Earl Thomas Adelbert Mizer entworth Osgood Laurence Pape Carl Shafer Chester Stephenson Neil . ohngeii Paul .Straw n Harry Rogers illiani Stone Gilbert Ray James Stoltz William Scott W illis Steinnian W arren W hitlingcr Henry Thullen James Williams W illard W ankelman James Watson Thomas Weiser Carl West Charles Zimnier Norman Zollar 249 Bright man II . Jenkins Schifeilzer Hi ' isl i ' limiilify Hopthnm .Mnrnn Urun nrd Harrod ShenrT JI oolfnrd T. Jfnkins U ur itiT l.aftf) Juhnsun SnytUr T. Munre Gitlelte J.Moarv Ifi-ars i,nriUiifr Suffrl Harris it tui-mu ilz lii-nn CHI PHI Samuel Col)b Paul Di ' iin Gporpp Brimgiiici John (Gillette Cliarlt- Itrirluim W illiaiii iirightnuin Oharles Ackerniiin Tlmina ' Burn IJcilirrr Kin;: I{i)(:er Knoll Rirhard Holl Muri n Gardinn Theron Jenkins Charles John; on I ' i ' ank (!iinii k( } I aul Goodwin Stanley Madilen Hcdierl Mnrpin Dona ld (hiernian FACULTY MEMBERS Byron Marple SENIORS Paul Harris JUNIORS Channing Jones arren Lapp SOPHOMORES (;iiarle Hei l ' S ilhur Harrod PLEDGES Henry Peterson Kohert Price Hl Kandall Kenneth Sanip on Laurence Snyder John Moore Thyril Moore Selh Sn der How an! Jenkins Charles Moran William Saxby Albert Sealy Leavitt Stone George Washburne Leland Vt ears John % onsowitz Eupene Soffel Robert W oolford Waller Vt nrsler Julius Scbweilzei- Ben Shearer Don.jjil Sutherland l.a crne Sutherland Phil an rMlale William W idmcr taundfd Iii24 :i ' J (huptvrs ]2.]im Mvmfwrs lota ( linptff h.st ihlishvf{ lilo.i ' JtUUt h},lnu ohi vnui ' ( Im rill .l..rniiMlr. Ill io.Xl.iil] an-l Iru.k. I .-.• W rt.r. lirn l it ii. ri il iiK-ii u. -.•iiiiir fool hull iiiuiiHV ' T. prr-i.lriil iit Srurlrl Kf . Stiiilciit Si-iinhir. tintl S|i|iiM muii. Krunk (!iiiiii kr , ( forK ' itniiiK irtl, mill Jiiliii. Si-lnwiUrr iir - mitmU foolltull inrii. On llir track  (|iiN(j nri- hilr Uiiii-immI;. -l.-llar ixili- vaiillcr. Jnliii Mniirr. jinil llharlf Hi-fi liiiiii. U iirrrii I.upp i a Irark iiiuiiaKrr uiiil iiirinlirr nf Srarlft Krs. I ' liiil Ilurri hihI Sctli Siiirirr un- Srnliliiinl diiil llladr mrn; Hiirri I- al i  rr| r iilalnc mi llir Kiliiriil iiiiinl Ciitiliril. 250 T.i%7..r B..n- H,„lin Bnilfy Bruce Shaiean Kirin itr FunI, NiTnius.n S. Sonlhtirtl H. imtlKirtt Janes (iilmore Maconachy Dri ' nni ' n .4ihne Hm,-h Hiser lami Miller Kehrer Laybourne Decker Koe te S:iirtevant Tiinthle im Hn er Polls Hatfm Cehrfs Ditlor Ifestuater Wetzel BETA THETA yetrman Moriinn PI Theah.il,! Reed FACILTV MEMBERS Her-chel AiiiiU Kelinclll Dallliliin John Hinton Robert Malheu- John Shepardson George Auxier illiani (craves Osman Hooper Delliert Oberteufler W ilbur Siebert George Boiling Lloyd Hamilton William Magruder SENIORS Edwin Pahlo Henry an Buskirk Hugh Bone Freeman Gehres Howard Morgan Miles Reed Richard Theobald Roltle Bruce William Hatton Dennis Newman alter Rudin Robert Tumbleson illiuni Uittoe John Kemper Rohert Potts JUNIORS Henry Schmidt William ' estwater Damon Wetzel William Decker Richard Gardner Kenneth Kinnear Andrew Maconacbs Robert Southard ' V ' illiam Drennen illiani Janes Donald Koegle Foster Shawan Phillips Slurtevant R:i Evans Bruce Lavbourne SOPHOMORES Richard Vaughn Jame Bailey Lee Funk Henry Hiser Paul lams James Miller George Booth Clem Gilmore William Hoyer Fred Kehrer Robert Nihousen Fred Crow PLEDGES Stan Southard Brant Beaudwav Carl Faelchle Myer Kaufman Harry Miller Jay Small J.ihn Bell John Gardner Fritz Llihtenlierg Forest Pearson John Strait JanlP Bone Sam He ' ffron Kenneth Lockwood Edgar Peters John Tanner RichanI Brunncr Waller Hanes Rolierl Magnu-on Robert Reed John Waterman Allien Bu h Allien Houghton Donahl Ma on Thomas Reed Marston Wentworlh Donald Deeter Frank Huling James Mason William Schmidt John Woerner Rohert Dien.-t Roliert kallmertoi Robert McNaniara W illiani ShalTiier Fnundvd IHM) H7 (Jmptt ' rs 33MOO Members I ' hctit Drlla Chapter Estnhlisln ,l liiHJ 6 Fiflt ' etuh Aieniie l find (hr iiamr of I.a I i nr .till |iriirniiit ' nt in Beta affairs, ihir lime. Briirr. whu li-t- a- In- ammipli-hiin-iit- Slndi ' iit ( mrl. arsily Ba rball Jixl Ita-krt hall . and Biirk I jii.I Difprr. Mile-. Rr e l. al O Biirkel iiiid I i| |H-r. ' liNides liirie ItrlMcen Srixloiil St-iialt- aiul tilJtin th Ohio Slaler. U hen Buzz .-l rl iMi ' t pickini: up ar laee ihroiich llir line. )ir i -ketrliiii;: purl rail- of (Irturli Srliniiift. Hi- Honor. Bob Poll-, heads the Ohio I nion Board. Senior Manaiiers Uall Kudin. foMthall: Bill Dilloe. v immini!; and Bill Halluii. Inlramiiral-. rail Beta iheir fraternity. 25 titri:nn Ihtrtv I ' l ' iri reu Zirkh H flc Rnss Citfillnn (iurnrht ' i ll.nr Harlih ' .f.i-N Joit s Haskill llrunilage U . iferkel Coilmrn It alson Fo lf Binni ' ll Malhvus A.D.lfolle Dubois Ryan Coinhs Hiirruus Tah,; R.MerkrI Krwgfr .4 . H . IT ol i ' Broun Spviccr SIGMA NU Riiln-rl Alin.irk John Caruthers James Fullingtoii Uavid Hindman FACILTY MEMBERS INeil Luxon Carl Sherman A (l( ' n Sulli ;iii Donald Torln ' i ' l Earl Tusking Robert Harlels Fletcher Bennett John Bloom Virpil Fople Stanley Godown Le i Bower iord ni Brown illiani Burrows (FJlliert Harre Lorenzo Malhews SEMIORS Eugene Combs Eugene Dubois Charles Fraze JUNIORS Howard Peters Robert I ' eltigrew Merril (;ilfill.Mi l!,.l,eil Merkel Arthur Hyde Robert Ross Herman krieger alter Speiser Allen W.dfe Lawrence Ryan Francis Taber Lewis Zirkle Therman Bereaw John Brundage James Cleary John Guenther SOPHOMORES Edward Haskell Robert Jones W illiam Merkel Calvin Sommers R(d erl Morgan Arthur (die Karl Becker illiam Berrv Robert Diebe ' l Allen Gibson Dale (.raliam PLEDGES Vi illiam Hopkins Robert Linigneckir Ridiert Mi ' l)o , ' ll W illiam Sharp Clement McKho John W ilkin-nn J..-,pb W illi.iin I iiiiiulril IHliU ' 18 Cli ii)l ' rs 32.nn0 Mcmh.TS Hviii ii Establish,;! Wn 22 Sixircnih (lemie ' i )c Fii|;rl : Sci-n-lur ul tlir Stiiilriil SriiMtr, l rt-Mili-iil of Uiirki ' l ami I i| |n-r. Srurlrl Ki ' . inililiir.«l. uiiil i-oiiiiiik iniiiilicr our H.M.O.t ' .. ttiiit ' liir sa Siitinii Nil n«-n ltif- liriiiii. l -lr ' t ' alirr, ill o Illl -I t ' l anil t i[i| rr, t ' ralrrniU Maiiaai-r A orialiiiii onirial. aiol Makio rrprf-riilaliM-. i iT I to fiMi in urrnilir . tti-d Hum- )iol l« a lacklr Ix-rlli on llir Hr-it toolhull Irani. t.arnr K aii. Iioiit jioliliriull, i a Sopti (oiinril iiiriol iT. ( )irl Hiinr, Siiiiilialrr. I- a nr il lia rliall man. 252 . Ki MiBride Slehick n nkefield Hmes Pekr uhn H. A. t fruohlr Yoiini: Gillell McDonaUt MeLnr in tir nnt Talmaee Alien KHiUr H.R.I ,r,r nhll Hess J. Scon Hnm«n Linvilh Hottinger Davis Scully ChuimKin n ood R. Scolt ALPHA TAU OMEGA George Arnold Francis Auniiinii Joseph Borchert Jack Chapman William Davis Edward Gillelt Stuart Allen Dale Carmine Philip Chapman Lloyd Boehm William Cunningham Robert Davis Evan Crane Joseph Gourley ilhur Hess Joseph Heyman William Kettler Robert Linville Robert Davis S ' illiam Haves David iMcBride Roy D  nnelly Robert Fikele Herbert Frank FACULTY MEMBERS Silas Harris James Hopkins SENIORS Charles M Donald George Nigh John Pausch John Sihnorr JUNIORS Lehman Hollinger Robert MrLargin SOPHOMORES Donald Moore PLEDGES Jo epb Jar iues Jack Jirele Ralph Law on Jo eph Park Samuel Rasor James Srott Robert Scott George Scully Harold Stebick Harrv Miles Charles Nisslev George Rightniire Lvnn Si. John Ernest Wakefield Samuel Wakefield Edward Young John Pekruhn Byron Talmage Herman Verwohll Harold erwohIt Robert McGuire George Reitz Harry Mile- Robert Ro s Earl Mo ley Richard Squire Edmund Twill Founilfd S ).) 94 Chtiptrrs 2. .700 Members Itfla Oinei-ii Chapter Eslahlished lo ' U l )J2 U ,tl,lerk Avenue (ianipii artnilir ' i •rriii In )iiiM- lirrii a|iprupria|pd by lh A. T. O. brolhrr- if vtf ran u kv from Ihr IoIIom iiit: : Sliiart Allen i pronii- iiriil on thf fa nip II- a- Junior Manu rr of Oliio L iiiuii Arliv itir . Office Manacrr am) Dirirtor ot Strnllfr.. am) i acrixe in W OSL f ' layprs and .M.C.A. Bvron Talmaili; - i Slape Manaticr of SlrolU-r- and a mrmbrr of I lie ( i rriiint! Itoarri. Josrpli He man and Jim Srolt ar« the house athletic Mith ar ily fnolhall. cutl aUu lia- ar ily basketball. 253 tf ArLm ' J.. I Mil Fisch Pore Clark R. Spretif a ln kv,i, I ' or -l .ii Fiinphl scv liiirrvll Brumnt Strttii h Hrinbl Murphy Roush Irnirt a nener Coluiri Burh.n Hill SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Danu Is Culling Dressel Jont-s Arnt s Clark C. Sprenf: Fitting Ounc an Peterson i ' .orhrnn FACULTY MEMBERS orett Charters Wilbur Ford Edwin Price John Price SENIORS Francis Schmidt Royall Snow Carl Steel. Robert Bright Eniil ( ' .oliifci Russell Peterson William Siemon Clifford Wagner Harry Burkelt Ellon FU(ienkaut Robert M -Cr tal William Poe JUNIORS Robert Sprens Robert Strauch Frederick Walton George Burrcll Leon Dore Harry Faught Bill Inskeep James May Thomas Clark Diik Dres el Frank Fisrh Richard Irwin Harry Murphy Rover Daniels Charles Duncan Robert Hill SOPHOMORES Robert kelley Ernie Ronsh William Ruemeb RciI.iikI Artios Carl Clark Earl Gaar Willard Jones Stan Rose Ja(k Itallantine John CollinN Tim HarmonI John Kelley James Rowen John I ' .eltridgc Dick Connors Vern Heffron PLEDGES William Lindsey Charles Spreng Dex Woodford Don Cook Jack Durrani Bob Hamn Henry McFadden Tom Schut inger Bill Corlev Roberl I ' Ichlcr Allen Harse Carmen Miller Gerald Shaffer Jaik Dalias Dick lull.-r Jack Kirkwood Jack SchilV Bill Tliompson Roy Dona hey Bill llarcravc- Sam Lambert Bill Schippaca5 e Dick W Olcott Don Duncan Frank Masse A Frank While F nr mam rrs Ik i - tdMJ XYTT ' ..i M wwwV BB mfW- Fiiiindoil iSJrt ini) Chiipters .illMOO Moinhers Thilii V.sliihlisheil 1S }2 l ' Ki4 Inilinnolti Arenup Inxi 1 hr uUili-h . I.rillp lioinp Ihr S. A. E. nrli it l.iir.m. Iraiik I ' l-rh j luv« iirMl iiiiillulll uihI lia rliall. iir«il lin i ' ltall iiixl foDlliuM ul.o riaiiii t:rlH-l H.m-h. Juhll llrllridur. Ilii.|. .ni.li.iiii.iro li 1(- luu-k, I •■ |irrrril ti (iii lur iir l  i-iiMin. Kri- 1 W ulliili ami (worpr Itlirrrll mr ImiHi ur.il -O ' . imiiirr . I).M.r « II. -cl. W ' l llll. ar.l -xiiiniiir in lllr lli|! Trii. !■ -lal.-cl li.r 111.- l ll ' Oliinpic.. Cliff IXaiouT. Sin Alph pro . I al ' U |irrMilritt o( Uir I ' rr hiiiail l.a (la-.. 254 if inttr Fi ih.r Diemer Shank Obfrlin E. Anplin lH.ln.h R. Hennin hofvn Glass Stnhl Schavffur oble Lord D. Millir W ttfteoli R. Anglin C. Cochran liibbs Royer R. Hayuood J. Benninghofcn Pwblfs . Haymuul J. Miller DELTA TAU DELTA George De Huuen Eiiwaril Anplin Roherl Anglin John Benninghofen FACULTY MEMBERS George Eckleberry George McClure Brent Cochran Charles Ebersold Robert Havwood SENIORS Edward Knowhon Robert Krayer Alfred Mackan Sam Renshaw Frank Mallott Jack Miller James Peebles William Rose George Statton William Royer Martin Vidis Donald Dietrich Dean Glass Phillip Haywood Howard Jones Howard Lord JUNIORS David Mead Donald Miller William Noble Joseph Schaefler Jack Shank Wayne Shepherd William Stahl Willi: Andr ' alter Allen Rus ell Anderson Carlyle Baker Horace Barbee Ro al Block Robert Benningbofen Dean Callnnd Emmett Doty Louis Eger Fred Fantz Robert Finnicii SOPHOMORES illiam Diemer PLEDGES Howard Hesse William Howard Allen Keith Robert Martin Harold Miller Robert Fischer ' illiam Monger Robert Schwingel Harry Simons Harry Sterlzbach allace Stover Charles Oberlin John Winter Robert Tessier Robert Walter Harold Wellinger Burton bellman Allen Woolmaii Francis Wright H 75 Chapters 2HM0 Mvmhers Hfta Phi Chuptrr KstuhU shfd J!i ' i HO Thirtt ' f ' iifh tri ' tuic Kins Charlfi Elirrsold hrad thr Drlt brolhprs in dninf! ihinf:- : Dirrrlor of Sliidf nl Artivitir . Hr in (-omin(! Chairniun, Sphinx, unil editor of the SIihIpiiI Dr k Rook, are all in llit- day ' uork. Bill Slahl tra%F Ihi- f ' llirlir -idc nf mii ir to ■•ill e hIiiIc he din-els lli«- biiviiir- «rnliirf. ni tJie CAce Cliili. John heniuii hiili ' ii Kriiiil- ulont: Milh tlir tie ' l nl iheni a- ii ar it vtre ller and Chlirk Oherliii plays plenty of hasrltall on the arsily M|tiad. Dean (Ja-s. [)iui Miller, and J ark Sliaiik are Srahliard and Blade men. Dun Dictnrli i presidenl of Kjp| a Kappa P«i. 255 ir. r i Monnfinn l.i U a hbiirn luUr Gibson IT nrrrn (,lnnihT Bishop Puffiis I.oury MrCnnn Brtin firt ff alilron StaUi ' ly Brodrick Thomns Strong Lfctly Join- Sinkry U arfel Henney Mr 4ffc Strnht-r Rt ' illy Ihimlon Gaunter Simkina KAPPA SIGMA Willard Berry Jame Blair Arthur Branl Charle Burner Leroy Bislmp Robert Dufiilon Thomas (iaunier I ' atil Brodrick Herliert Brunjiarl Franiv (iiiiiperin.m Parmelee IJuffu? Harold Beaver Sam Beesch Fred Bruce Rcdiirl Bruee Jujin Brn!i;:art James Crady enum Davis I ' aul Elleman Clareiiie Ellis Herman (iil - on Herman Leedy W cMidrow Linton Mac Henney % arren Langham Howard Moore Donald dander Roy 0) f;r« e % iiliain Eckliart James Elliot Arnold (Gardner FACULTY MEMBERS Rus Ceil Emory Clander George Hoskins Francis Kintz SENIORS John McAfee Richard MrC ann Regis Monahun JUNIORS Axel Ovesen Richard Parks SOPHOMORES Herbert Jones Ruliert St. James PLEDCES Everett Heckman W illiam Hoover Charles McLeod T Mills lioger Mitchell Clarence Laylin John Lvman Hugh Means John Means Roh.rl Reillv Thomas Simkin- illiam Sinkev William I ' oirier Robert Thomas Ellis Waldron Rav Stokelv Tom Monahan Rob.Tt Muir Ridierl O ' Neil (Jeorge Schult . Russell Means Henry Taylor John W uichet Luke Zarlman Hugh Siraker (Fleiui Warren Harold Wa-hburn John elrh James Strong John Warfel Jav Shannon W illiam Sheehaii Mel in Tharp James Tavlor Waldo Walker Finindiut Ulti ' l Kill (UuiiliTs AlMmt Member l iliii Si ' t ' iKi Chtiplcr E.sliihti-li,-,l ir. ' I ' y lHt:I ImlidiKilii lieniie Kappa SilE Rrfti Miiiiiilwni. Ml- inprir«n. foolliull raplain, wliat iiiiirr rtinlil a frari-riiil «aiil. ' J ihii li- frr liu« IiriMi roii i lfiil u- a ].:i.. ' liall aixl f.M.M.all linninarN. I.or.iy lli-liop u.mI Hub Krilly riiiiiiil mil llf ulliirl I a ki-ll a1l aiul l ii rl iill rr pfrlivrly. I ' urm DiifTiK mill ' I ' tiiii Siiiikiii Iii-a l Mil- Oliiii I Irapliaiii:cr«, DufTll IrudiiiK u Mrar lifr o u Oliio I iiioii Arli ilii ' Srrrrlary ami Kiiiiiiipliii- mall. Siiiikili a liii im nioiiaKrr lit titr Oliiu Stall tiiBiiirrr. I nnlrrti %.•«. Fililor 1 rank T. Caiinirr lii.lil- mil in III. ' Jminiali-IM Di ' parliiM ' iil. 256 Brim Deit Kibbey Stionson Eby Polinz Smith Oood Sitlvr Anilfi Rfiiufe (Hark I ' ftL-rson Ihtdh Blickl Brnrion Plum ' T l iiH fis Travft ALPHA ZETA Roderick Barden Charles Blaeknian Israel Blaiiser Harold Borst Lewis Chadw irk Joel Coflfey George Crane John Cunningham Roy Hartley Richard Anderson Arthur Bratton Ralph Baker Roland Bishop Robert Blickel Thomas Brigg- Roherl Broedel Ra mond Cray John Erii Oscar Erl John Falconer Carl Gay Joseph Gourley Lenn Havis Marshall Herve Robert Kibbey Robert Brim Robert Clark Paul De« Mathias IJietrick Carl Dietz Howard Doak Maurice Drake Clair Fulton FACULTY MEMBERS George Henning Lvman Jackson Donald Kays Alex Laurie Robert Lang John Lyman Charles McBride James McClintock SENIORS Howard Newels JUNIORS George De« Keinieth Eby PLEDGES (Cornelius Grinnell l_)elnier Groves irgil Hamilton Chn Hedge Ri dger Hiller Glen McCuen RulolT May Hershal Nisonger Harry O ' Brien Herbert Osborn illiam Palmer Charles Plumb Alvin Reuwee William Swanson Byron Good illiani Plumer Harry Ramsower Chester Reed Elmer Rowall John Sitlerly Wilbur Stewart Adolph Waller Charles illard Paul Zumbro Orvin Tra or John Suter Howard Hoodlehrink Earl Poling Friend Ingrabam Richard Light Edward Marxen Hubert Mohr Geurge Peterson Lloyd Sharp John Smith Myron Smith Charles Troupe Foiintled 18 : 40 Chapters 11.000 Members Tfmnsheitfl Chtipter E liihli ' ihett III : 114 TliirU ' riuli Avenue AlpilJ Zeta rank- •rriirnl In noin- in iiiiivrr-il aiiririiltiirjl aoli ilir-. AUiii RriiHf )i«-a l lh« Towii.lielld At!ririiltlirsl t diK-atinn Sorii l ami is a nirmltir of Sailijlp and Sirluin and llif I1-Ak ( luiitil William s  ansnn and Kolirrt Clark arc also ii Cnnnril Kpprfsrii lali rs. V illiani I ' liinn-r. trca-nrir of the 4-H Clnh and M-cr.-IJi I ' t tlir Liii%rrsilv (iiaiii! -. i- aNo an Alpha ria linilhcr. Itston Cuod Mrrslirs un llif Oliin Slalt ' i|nail and ■ a nifnilM-r of sadill-- and Sirloin 257 Day Dorris R. I. mas Johnsun R. Jones Ar.hvr Cothran Opih ' n .Machovina Srhiivnker Hnrmnn J . Lucas Jamison ff . Jones Corkins 1 oung DELTA CHI FACULTY MEMBERS George Rightmire Hunllcj Uupre SENIORS Jack Day Elmer Johnson Philip Archer Rohert Blackmore Phili| Hurris Mel ile Cochran Roberl Jones barren Jnncs Richard Lucas Paul Machovina JUNIORS William Corkins Walter EUer SOPHOMORES icior Dorris John Harmon Joseph Lucas Donald Moore Rohert Opden Charles Sclnvenkc Donald oiing Ernest Jamison Richard Tully Arthur Shaw Ross Taylor William Car«on Robert Cassidy Ray Chamherlin Dean Coe W illiani Donohoe Marion (irinies PLEDGES Harr Haw ley Rcdierl llorton Louis Menefee Jack Nixon Kenneth Reese William Smith illiaiTi Sicnk i- =- •U, h ' (III ml I ' d ]y. H) Mi elm Hits ' IJM Mrnilwrs y.etii Cluiiiter Hsiiihlhlwd l )02 I ' I ' I ' I liikii .iieniie J;irk l i I- Drihi (In ' -  iil.liiiMliii|i r.Milriliulion of It.M.O.C.  ill I ' rr.iilf ' iil ii( Sirulirr-. Mfl ' r. ' .iil.iil ii( V.M.C.A., Sriiinr llii-rlmll Miitiuurr. SiTn-liir) nt Scnrli-t ki y, Srrr tary anil Trca iirrr of S|iliiii Hliil iiii-iiiltiT of Illirkrt and Dipper. Jor I. lira folloii in III fool ■ Irp Willi Ihr oditT of A ' -i lnnt-Srrri lnry of Shlili-nt Srnalo. irr. I rr«i«li lll (if Soplioinorr ' ' ( oiiiiril anil an ollicrr of lliiinoplur In uporl Ihirr i« t ill f orkino, Soplioinorr Inlrnniliral MaiiaiiiT. an Kolirrl OailiMi II uranr uf 111,- (;ol.l, ' ii (Mom- anil Lielilxriiilil Hoy ma (liainp 1 llir t mimtm1 . 258 1 I 1 1 1 Ul s ,■ I ' HH PH m r - U K ' . v y LjH B 4:j ■ i 1 11 Hk ' . ' - 1 jD h EiJM H k i H C. .4. S ii A MUler Root Itlilhnm c. w Sr lifb Hoover Bierhnnm H. Smilh John on Blmk,i,ll B, II in All.n Milroy .Mnllow Faulkner Siles CAirfe, Rirharil ■ion Ilrnir 1 Iriili R,hl ( limi Hriigkr Tresch Carl Gav Maynard Brugler Fred Charles ALPHA GAMMA RHO FACULTY MEMBERS Lmikiii Jark-on George MiClure SENIORS Chester Clime Curtis Cronilev Carl Lohmeyer Donald Riihardsoii JUNIORS Russell Bealtv Wendel Paddock Chester Reed John Sites Dean Trisrh Marvin Ulrich Robert Allen Arthur Blackwell SOPHOMORES Wllllani Bow en Theron Johnson James Milro Robert Oldham Donald Relil PLEDGES Robert Bierbaum Dever Bishop Peter Cavanuush Bruce Cressinger Ralph Greeno Robert Hanesworth illiani Hoover Rudolph Isler l almer Jones Jesse Mallow Harold Miller Robert Rannev Cornell Root Carl Scoihorn Charles Smith Chester Smith Hiram Smith John Smith Robert ay Robert X ilgus ' Sillinm Zieger Founili-d fun 6,000 Members aptii ( ' hii[}tfr K liihlishi-it l ' HI4 In uthlirlirs and afirirtilliirul arli%ilip . llip A. C it. house has rnni - lo Ihe front. Margin t ' Irirh. fraternity president for tno ronscculnr year . i- a lliree letter lia elull pitrher. a pa-l-0 er-eer iif Ihe tin. ver ity Cranee. a? v%ell a-i a ron lanl participant ill intranuiraN. John Site al-o exreU in athlelic a a ar it truek iiiaii and i president of Trowel and Spade, a repreresentali e on the ll- Ai:ri- tulture Council, and a niemher of the Marching Band. 259 Dtnnis i«ft . liaxi r Harm ' s Mnriin Recs Ohl Jotifs Habib MtnrntUz Kiihn Tiplim En te fl illiam . W i o ' Terpenny Carl.son Mitler Mesihtmi ti ' s U tlson . tyrrs 1,-ulauil orlh Coe tt eiskircher SiininiTs Letiis Deminp Clark Hirrs Smith Clynu-r Shvpard Latham DELTA IIPSILON Carlton Alherlon Wallace Brode William Clynier Willis Deming Joseph Gailus Robert Baxter William Beers Joseph Boyle Thomas Banks Delliert Barnes William Mliertsoll ' lllialll Berdleniaii RoImtI Biliiell Joseph Bti-h Spcneer tUinninf:ham Wallaie Elilen Georpe James Laurence Jones Fred Ives Lowell Latham William Lewis Jame- (Mark Htiward (](M ' Theodore Hahi Ross Carlson Lyman Co .ad Jame- Deimi- Cliarle- Dcailh John Ka!:le Janie tiaiit l)a i.l Cnepor Moxd Hall FACULTY MEMBERS Joseph Miller Donald Riley SENIORS William Ohl Harold Messenger James Paul Robert Reed JUNIORS Rirhard Heekin Charle- Martin William Miller SOPHOMORES Oscar Thomas Earl V, iley (illy V( iser Ronalil Shepherd Jack Smith Russell Terpenny Rnss.ll Nicholl William North Tre or Rees Edward June- Monte Meacham Kidpirt Knhn Irancis Menendez Riihard Mxers PLEDGES illiam Hartsoupli Linden Mor-e I red Hniilir illmr N.il- William Jaep.i Hlihard Necdliani Russell Marlon Robert N e 1 red Miller Richard Oitlmeler Edward Welsh Lester Getzloe Russell Tipton Richard W eiskircher Herbert Zealand EiL ard Tice Turner W iley James ilson Richard Roasberry Robert Sipprell Charles Owen Tliiiiii.i- l!eildini;toii Kline Robert- Joseph Sherman Georpe Sipafoos John W illiam- Foiimhil IHU () Chnpters 23.50(1 Mrnihrrs Ohio Siittp Chitpter h:slfihlish,;I I ' lllf i2 Si.xti ' entli Ari ' tiiir Oiilrnoriaii ll.-llii I p-ili.n I ' Diiliiiiii-- !• -Iinw llir «ii ill l.nlh mil 111 llif JirtiMlii ' - -nilr. Jark Sinilh. tlirk Hi-rkin. ami TrrMir Krr . fln.li III! tlir (iiiilliiill liilil. hilr ■•l ' rc Will DrmillK i« ol-o liri ' iilnil 111 Siihiiix niiil Iirml of till- Kralrrnily I ' ri- ' iilriits Coiiiinl. J, ,11 Dri up anil i-iiiiiiii(! Ill Slnillrrv. Sluilrnl Arli ilir.. nllil liir Miikiii. lint 111 ini-iiliiiii llial llr rarrlr a IMii Fla Sigma kry ami a llinniililiii- imi. Hill Ninlli. |in--i.liiil iil llii- Junior rla--. i- Sinili-nl ( i.iifl riTi-1ar . 260 Oableman Spandau Lyle Barnes Oscar Brumley Wallace Charters Edwin Cod(lingli Joel Coffey Storrs Cole Charles Cooper Dorral Berry Earl Correll McKee Cornell Robert Conklin irt Farnsicorth Mt-eks Jones Cot an Snyder Berry Telrich ACACIA FACULTY MEMBERS John CoVan John Means Berlhold Eisenlohr Clyde Morris John Garland Charles Plumh James Grossman Charles Roberts William Hendrix Harrv Sage Harold Ma nard John Shoemaker Glen McCuen Robert Stoltz SENIORS Jark CoVan Raymond Grady Merton Farnsworth Roland Jones ShratU ' i Correll JUNIORS Arthur Hirt Walter Kloelzer SOPHOMORES R(d erl Spandau PLEDGES George Gablemann Walter Grelle Willard lyes William Shrader Bland Stradley James Tharp Wilbur Tidd William Turnbull Haryey Walker Arthur Watts Phillip Snyder William Tetrich Shafor Meeks Robert Smith Founded l ' )M 33 Chapters 8.730 Members If iiH C.linpler Eslnhlished I )06 1835 hiditinnltt .irenit Earl (Worrell coiiilnm-- alhI •lM- aiifi -rlioljr-liip  illi I ' lii Kla Sisiiia and llif t-aplailicN ol ihe tViiriliK leant as arromplishinpnl . I ' ronii- nenl arr William Tririrh in Kappa l si. ant] Ritlantl Jones in Hela Alplia Psi. In tlic Psyrlittlugy Club is Merlun Farnstturlli, shile Dorral Berry presides as chapter president. 261 Miirtitn ( ' irs Kurtz Ni f liialtie Tfagiif Mfrtdilh Kfsslvr Sbiimaktr Lanilis MiKinm-y Sifrlinp Mizin LaiFPr .MitltT If i-yrirh (Carlson Rnml.-i Lfitis SIGMA PHI EPSILON FACULTY MEMBERS Fred Carlson Lloyil Carl ni Kenneth Hoiils Kennt-lli I.jndi Allan Realtie Arthur Gies Jaine- Barnes Riihcrl Bate? KoIp.tI Butler Hiihjrd Chaildoi ' k Ktjs Connor William Croysdale Ralph Davis David Hov ' ell Leon Lewis John MrKi!nu ' Donald Meredith Anpust George Rav Kessler R d)ert Ford Ho artl Jenkins Henry Kel-o De:in KtUjip iiliani Kiihl James Lee Leighton Foster SENIORS Kenneth Lower Richard Miller JUNIORS Robert Rand- Philip Shuniaker SOPHOMORES Harry KnrI Robert Mi en PLEDGES Richard McMahon Wallace Mills Cyrils Mizcii Arthur I ' .rkin- Monlgoiiicr) I ' ike Richard Scoii Paul Yates Harrv W eyrieli Richarcl Sterling Richard Nist Bige Teaiiue (Norton Steinhower I ' tank Sterling Carl Tllonuis (Jurlc- cyniaii Hirli iril illiains )Ug SOEi Founilvil I lll Giiinnid ( ' hiiiiler 67 Chnptirs Esttiblished IWIl 15,600 Mi ' iiihcis l ' 4 E. U ooilnifj .Irem e Siiiniii I ' lii l-:|i«il in is «i n ri-pri '  rnlril in llic licM lit illlilrlirv «ilh Vimii- 4;riiri!t Iiolh the iir ' it liiMlhiill iiiid liuskrlhnlt tmiii . fidh Mi cn (Hit ttir Irnrk iiihI t rr tliiiK. nn l Itolirrt Itiiiul niiil Al llfiillir riilr tiir llir i iilo (null. Dirk Villiuiii- flliil I ' liil Slltiniakcr iirr nil llir I.iitil.rn SimIT. iiinl tlir fornii-r rilr« (or Ili Siiinhal. mnnt llif m. ' iiil„ ' r nl ill.- Si.plii.mor. ' ■■ ■• C irll iirr Hill M.Kiii- 11. . 1.I..I li.ll ( r..v- .l..l. ILirrv Kiirl i- a iir.ilv lli..k. ' ll...il M.i.i.ie.r. 262 a „„, ,„ «i. ir. ) oung Hayman Boeshaar lassen Hul.l.M Walker Mav Marshall Clark Buckler DuhbU PHI DELTA CHI FACULTY MEMBERS Cecil Board Charle Dunccmibe Gilbert Boeshaar Letter Batcnian John Buchler Stanlev Ha nlan James Braden Clair Dye E«aii (Jilli William Heii ler oii William McPliersdii William Mueller William Stevens SENIORS Roger Unlihle Hugh Grim JUNIORS S ilf.ird Clark James Iluhhell Vernon Main Donald May SOPHOMORES Dale Ricketts Herbert Steele PLEDGES Robert Hyde John Jiga John Keubler Carroll Schmidl William Turnbull Charles Williams Harold Klassen Joseph Maksl Graham Marshall Eugene Woodruff Carl Young Edward Walker William Sutler Founded liliiii 23 Chapters 6,900 Members Ohio Stdte (.hiii ler Established 1008 176 Fifteenth Atenue Joseph Maksl i tht hig man arnuiid Ihi hou r. for Itr-sidr hriiii: prfsidrni of llic fralrrnity hi- i mrnilicr of tllr Sliidnil Soiialr. Ohio I ' nion Boari], Pharmary Couiiril. aliil i Prpside?il of thr Ohio Stalt Vni rrMl Pliarniarfiiliral A- lalioii. ttarold Kla rn i- a incmhrr of I ' hi Era Sigma and nccrrlar of Tun Bria Pi. Jim fjradcn s«im for Ihi- Varsity tram. Jami Hnhhcll iv a mrmhtT of the IMiarmary Connril and L ' iii%pr ily Rantl. 263 Snyder Hum m on il Staker Revil Skfvh Sercvlf Reich Slnhauc:h [iuhns,n Aiic.ir Ht-isrr Fnrik Hoihriik Tniiniy Foulvr Hanley Chnffvv Spi ' itier Zi .t Moff iyorenson SIGMA PI R il orl (if lliiirn Eihvarrl Augur Rupert (Jhaffec Ri liert Elsa er Rog:er Frrrik Ravniond Mnfl SENIORS JUNIORS Frank Sercelj RininoiiH Reich RaNinotid Slabaugli August Sorenseii Ralph Spencer Donald Zeller Erne-I Bahnsen Frank Fow ler Frank tlaniniond Ed in }la«le SOPHOMORES em Heiser Lorenzo Lanli el ' l un ( ' harle Linehar Joseph Morehead Earl Reed Renjaniin Roderick Ralph Skeels % illiani Sn (ler Pearl Staker Harrison Taw ne Charles bollard Frederick BarckliolT Robert lirooks Vi ' illiani Deitz Earl (ieliharl Robert Hall Andrew Kvle PLEDGES Jerome Reeves George Rowland Edgar Sliiple) Pearl Shook illiani Slanibro rtluir Tacknian itnmdvd in ' K 30 C.haptors 5. W) Mrmhers GiiiniiKt (httplrr i:.si,il,lisln ' t I ' lOH tH Fiftvvnth Avvntiv Kalpli (M-iu ' r. I.iiiilrrti iiiililiiiil MTilx- iinil iiianaKin ; t-ilili r. Cttiii- iiifrrc CiMinnl iiii-inlii-r. Siciiiii Drllii On Mrr-|)rr ii)riil. if II.M.O.t ' . niiiiilirr our al llir SiKiitn I ' l liMl):r. Hull KNu srr is irfprcHidrnl i.f ' IVxiiikoi. a QiiutlraiiKlr Jc rir. Oliio Slulr KnuiiHTr -laff iiinnhpr, SlriflliT. anil lirl i))i In IMli Klu Siiiinu ami I ' i ).aiiilMla I ' p ilon. I ' laiik r■t lt■ i a ar it rri « -ritiiiilry aiitl (rark man a wrll a« a I ' riMM ' l anil Spailr nirnilirr. na iiiiiiiil Itrirli i- a Jiiiiiiir Intra iiiiiniN MaiiuKor. 264 Shepard Boiccf « Pet rsi ' n McGretv Douiiinp i ' .Taiijord Hrnson kfUfr .Uosci Luatnatter Hivhlrr Hamntif (Jaiipus Dpelz Man Ftrfnisiin ' anp Broun K hilt nmpbfll TRIANGLE Harry Brittingham Samuel (iarpenler FACULTY MEMBERS Gilbert Coddinjiton Clyde Morri Carl Norman Jacob Shank Christopher Sherman Roscoe Sloane Merril Weed John Younger Gerald Benson Ray Biehler Carl Bowers Robert Clark illium Brown Harold ( ' laugus Harold l)a«son SENIORS Russel Deetz Russel Fenton Alton Moser JUNIORS Richard Crawford Loren Helser SOPHOMORES David Petersen John Ramage Charles Shepard John Tapp Adolph I.ustnauer Garth ' orkman Herman Balles Wesley Brilton William Campbell PLEDGES Rolicrl Downing illiam Horning Edward Inilcr Robert Keller Curtis Mann Paul McGrew- Ralph Quigley Edward Warner Marion Whitt F,mniU;l 1H07 14 CJiaplers 2.600 Members (thill Stfitf Chapter ■.sM . rs i,., l Jll l).i Thirteenlh lieniie Vt ' r riiiilil CO lo tirral lrnt:t)i- ill lisliiit! Triiiiicle rncmcT in hoiinrarv anil Iiriifr- ' iiinal -dcielies. I ' rnllliiirnI arr ttill Hriiuii. Simula (ianinui Kp il iii. A.I.M.M.E.. anil F.ncinriTs ' Ci.lilKil: Ray nielilcr. Tan Itila Pi anil Pi Mil K[i-iliiii: anil Mtiin M r. .S. I.K. anil KnginpiT- ' Connril. Paul MrCrru and Hill Craxfiinl arr O.S.I. Kailin CInh officir . CraKliinl. Han.lil (laNcu-. I.iirrii HiI.it. anil Ua e Pi-lpr-  oII arr qnailranizle Jir-tiT.. W e niii-I miTiliiin Triangli- intrainnral trani ' , t«liirli l roii)!li1 hiimf | li-iil iil laiiri U lhi« tra nn. 265 Frietlman Morganstern Schuachter Heilpern .-insvhl {Hick Grail ess Schuarlz Rubin Chfslvr hoslvn Hofmayer Spitz Hirinan Lrntill R. Ri-n aniin Gitltlnmn l.tnvfsan Rosfn i ' .oodmnn Kleinmaifr Lusliti VorArs Diihrr i.oltlifh J . Benjamin Markvl ZETA BETA TAU Robert Benjamin (llarenre Cahen Cecil Ahlemaii Harry Ahm-IiI Jack Berinaii Martin Clioler RoliiMi Carp Julian ( liioi Ir ing Cule Li)ui Duller Jark ncnjannn David (Mittlieh Her! (ihi . i(-k Roln ' rt Frieiluian Jul.- (irad Holiert (;ii ' k lt run ( iildnian llariild (i(prn-«cii .Murra io(dd llarrN KaMiiKin FACULTY MEMBERS Samuel Edelman SENIORS Lee Kleinmaier JUNIORS Eugene Heilpern SOPHOMORES Edward Goodman Carl Hess Robert Koslen Sanford Leavilt PLEDGES J pli KorniVId alhan a ' i- Rolii-rt O-.ar Merwiii Lu ' -tiy Jerome Holiuayer Albert Rosen Arthur Loeb Jerome Lieblicli l,e is I ' ollork ll.r.bel Hnbin Holi.-rl Srhwac blir lioli.M ' l Hadou .lii-lin Ho-entlial Holierl linlMn David Markel Bert Marks Philip Welber Jerome Srli varlz Donald Sjiitz Leonard ork I, ester Za eUon I ' aul Warsaw Samuel W Crlhhi ' iiner i ' lutmivil liV) ' M Chapters 5.000 Mi ' mbe T.S . u (.llnptrr Estahlishoil 1 1I 174 E. n oodntfj Aieiiue flu llrlu Tun iMilrf llir joiiriinli lir firlil twtli I)u r (iulllirli. tile Itii iiK-s- Mmmni-r of llic l.iiiitcni. Jark Kciijaiiiiii. u I.anlcni N m i: litiir. I.rr Kli ' iiiiiiiurr. Ilii- Kilitor ii llic ' •Ohio Stale Hii|iiiicrr. and I ' llil -llM-r. III.- I ' Ai-liaiiKe Fililiir • ( llir Slliulial. Jark Ilrlijaniill wear Hill iiiily tin- I ' lii l-Aa Siiiiiia ki- . Inil a ar ily O in tctinii . Ciiltlit-li | Srarlrl Kr and jiniiur inanaKrr iif ba fliall. Hymn (:«l lnian. in aiMilioii In Koninlihiis and I ' lii I- ' la Si !nia. iit utie of III. ' S..pli..iii..r. ' . ill III. ' Iraliriiilv AITair OITirr. 266 l-ullin t opL-hm,! LeFevre f;i i tll.m. Klfinhims I.aunhlin Rush (.ran, Seilhnmer Bnrnhnrt Hufhrs Rugvra a eUh Mttniz PI KAPPA ALPHA Herman Miller Morris Barnbart Paul Copeland Brooke Alloway Lester Cook Charles Avars Charles Campbell Fred Bock Torranre Bow en William Buehl R« lterl Enos (Charles Fornian FACULTY MEMBERS Robert Monroe Harold O ' Brien SENIORS Frederick LeFevre Morris Oulcall Carlos Muniz illiani E ans John (rrant Jack Curti-s aril Hopper Roller! Hughes Roberl Hull  iik Williaiii H.niiri. John Kay John Lucas Leslie New Robert Pullin JUNIORS (ionier Jones Hugh Laughlin SOPHOMORES Robert Jones W illilir Jones W illaid Potter PI,EDGES Carrol! Paterson Daniel Roahen Richard Sant W alter Seanion Ralph Telfer James Pollard James Rogers Robert Rush Merlin Willey John Kleinhans Leland Roy Ray Seilbamer Don Reilly John an Giesen Frank Throop Kenneth Trimmer Robert Ustick Eniniett Wells FiniiKtrtl IHliH HO Chapters Ih.WO Members Alpha Uhit i.huptrr Estiihlisheil I ' II2 I ' H:! II iiltlerk .tienii, ' M.iri.i ;iii|: spiirl-i seem- Iti In- tin- I ' l K ' - -Irunc .suit uilli i-red t.r ' r r -enior fenriiip manuprr. Morn- lliirnhiirl -einor re-llmi: niail«i:er. l{ny SeiDiaiiier seliiur polo iiiuiiai:er, ami Torram-r lto «rn Ire-hman footliall muiiuiier. Mniiliir- point willi pride lo Comer Jone-. iieM -ea-oii ' - (oolliall eaptaiii. ami Merlin Vt illey. a eteran Iraek man. :jrlo- Muni liolil- Iino iiiiporlanl ofFiee- in Head Cheer Leader and Senior Ma-- Trea-iirer. To elioo-e onl one more Iroiii a lunfc ll-t o( nolaiile-, Kolierl Kn h i- I ' re-idenI of llie Qiiadraniile Je ler . 267 PHI KAPPA TAU FACULTY MEMBERS Albert Avey Erwin Dav Rolierl Brown Kirluitd l :iii ' (l DiMiit Karklev Alfred Carroll Da i(l Burii Cordon Hayes Harry Huagland Cordon Crabbs DonaM llerkniaii John Nagy Theodore I ' i clier Chalmers Hi -oii Thonia- Iariiiis Lawrence Kauffman Harold Knauss SENIORS Lewis Crouch JUNIORS Robert Howard SOPHOMORES Robert Oberlin PLEDGES Charles MrCall Donald McDonald illiain Sleinnietz Ralph I ' alTenbarger Karl Stinson Jacob Mauney Peter Rov Philip Rusk albrook Swank illiani oung John Warner James Young I ' oiindiil l Hln J.i (.hiiiiliT.t 7..-,(m Momhcrs (ifininta l.hiip[rr ICstdhlish,;! I ' ll-: 220 H. Fniirti ' rntli itrrth I ;iIii ' Iim1 js a imr unman (nmi, Don Ilr-i-kiiiiin ilf iilr- hi- Im- iinn ' 111 ;irti ilirv : (Iiinitilrrrr ( iilltlril, Sriiior . M. ( . . (iiliini ' l uiiil I ' lii Kii|i|iii Tim iirr.i.li ' lit. Hnli Iluuiinl. Iil I . il. ili . I tlir I liTii Stiiili ' iil Ctinrl n-piirlfr aiiil a Siitinii Dfltii llii nirlttltrt. Jjinili Mjiini ' V i- nnr ot tilt ' ni «lrriiiiM i-lilc tlin iiiukr lip Ihi IMiln triiin. u t] u prr-iili-iil iif thi ' I ' olii Ctiili iiiiil Oiiirjia T«n Siuiiiii nii ' inliiT. (tiiIiIi- iiiiil I.i-Mi- Oiiiirli arc lilci ( ' lull liliitcr . Jiiliii asy am) r:linlmrr Hi .iii ri nip.-l.- in ar.il% (iMitliult and H IIIIIIIIII12. rr piTlj rl . 268 Sheppartt r«,„,.i ,11 Sl„lt, ' r Rnlh.,r r ■„,,(.■« w MeConnetl U inklr a ilkimnn Clark l „tl..r irkmn Bor.line n,. Ksull lirnun J. Met itnn.ll ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA Glen Bolin Robert Campbell Glen Dafler . Bordi Rutherford (Maliaugli E ert Denny David Esterday William Gune ch Virgil Hamilton Howard Brown FACULTY MEMBERS Donald Kays SENIORS Jame Diek-Min An el Estell Donald Fo ter Bernard Gibson Paul Hart.ook Ralph Lemon Paul Hanawalt .Alien Hansen Jn-liii llollanshead PiLil kirif; Rolierl KeiiiiiM li Charles Mantle John MrConnell Robert Peoples Isaac Sheppard JUNIORS Raymen Miller SOPHOMORES Mason McConnell PLEDGES Merrit Monsoii Edward McKibben ictor Rupert Riehard Sanford Charles Schlotterbecl W alter Slatler W arren Wilkinson Robert Winkle Paul Rofkar Edward Schoewe Roy Stilbvagon Francis Throckmorton Jack Vance Ra oung Fnuntlcl ] )13 2 Chnplers 180 Members .ilftfni Chftittrr Eslahlhhetl l ' )l:i 70 Eishleenlh A venue In any acrirultnral 5nrii-ty yini ' ll find Alpha (tamnia Zinnia nfii wrll rfpre-rnlol. (ilcnn IliilinK. irr-| ri-«iilL-nt and Donald Fn-It-r, trrasurrr of Tiiwn Iiend Acricnilural Socicly : Cliarlo SrlilultrTlitrk. prr idrnl and M.-rnl Mnn-on. -i-iTflary. of A. S. A. E. ; Donald FoHler. pn- idfnl ai llii- I ' onltry Srirnrf A- o iarion; Kalpli I-rnion. In-a nrrr of I nopr-ily f ranijr. and An fd Khtcll. icf-prifsidenl and irKil Hanullon, ?.erri_ ' lary-lrcasnrfr. of Uir Dairy Srience A soria- lion, arp lllr oflirr lioldiT . Kslrll is also a Varsily O man in Iia-c- ball. barren Bordinr plays hIiIi IIif Varsity polo Irani. 269 R. Hvrndnn PHI KAPPA George Arnold Ward Doering ItrTIKird l;l!liplM ' ll Kulph Cntly Albert ( oiiielIo Juines CorlM ' tt James I)iiii v;iii Jiiliii ll;iperl FACULTY MEMBERS Zanie- Hagerty Edward O ' Rourke SENIORS James Herndon Edward Harding Charles Miller Joseph Oslu ' rger JUNIORS Edward Conway Rirhard Herndon SOPHOMORES James McMahon William Merriik PLEDGES Charles lla;:.rt Herbert John ion Edward Jim John Javorka Edward Lane Kt-nni lli Long Jo-epll Mllliolis (!arl Nappi Ricbaril Nardi Rirhard eiuer John Parks Donald Smith Noriierl Woebkenherg Sigfrid Neubert Frank Pausir (Charles Seiglar Theodore Poldridii Fmimlvd Ittll ' l 23 CiuiptiTs 2.77(1 Mrnihrry I ' lu ' lit C.hiiiiter i: t,il,lislir,l 1920 ' Tm ' ( An .lre i ( ' I hi ' I ' hi Klip-, iijiiiii liikii Mill. Iiiiik liai), nil ii riilliir lirrlic wjir. T ' ltfriiiUy in llic rpulm of pnlilir . ' llir Hlirkr r Coiiiliitir, Iir 1 ' imIit-Iii|i of CiMM- i ' Aniulil, vsa- titr rriili-r nf iiinrli iii1i-rr l. Jill- D ' luTucr. iicr ii li ilv man illid l.lt rllolnr, « I ' rr.iiirlil iii ' .ho :iiiil)Mi Di ' iiiiirralir Cliih. iliil iiiiirf Ihiiii hi -liiirr in ii «liriii|: lU • llrrr n. Gnirilr Aniiiti] ulirhiiri ' il lllc (Turk rrlu Irnin nt ihi- iiiii rr il . IIiTiiii ' rnniphrll v ii Jiiniiir Irark MjmnKrr. Fil H.imI- iiiK  .!. II ini ' iiihrr ..( Ill, ' iir-il I ' olii m|iioiI. 270 Tull, Sharp liillis Mi, Kaufman Kabealo R.Millir I . Mill,; Hiiihrll Cuotlttin Hannah SluUrlnrk l idiAin BuckUy R.iirr U ilson Aunpil Geiring Rouantl .Alien DELTA SIGMA PHI Frank Allen Edward Black Robert Aungst Maiiriie Lukeiniie Edward BiUig Richard Buckley Warren Goodwin FACULTY MEMBERS George Boles Daniel Shonting SENIORS Garfield Griffith Jack Garmhausen Delwin Kaufman Hiiighani Small JUNIORS Louis Geiring George Kabealo SOPHOMORES Howard Millikin PLEDGES Harry Hadsell Alvin Hannah Jerome Maggiore Roger Miller Vernon Miller Richard Mori t John Wilson John Kabealo Robert Row and James Sluterheck Glenn Morris Charles Reiter William Sharp Cla ton Tullis Founded 18 ' )9 .51 ' Chapters 8,000 Members Alpha Inia Chapter Kstahlishetl InO 19m liika .lirniie Drila Sipnia P)ii% main ronlri billion In fanir i John (iofTni- (loriirr Kaltealo. onr ni I In- forfnio-l pnrilrrv in I In- Hig Trn. Not only that, hnt a mrnilMT of Bnrkrl and DipixT. and l ' r id(.-Ill of llie I ' 31 Siipliuniorr- Cla- . Jark Ri. ' d A il on i a Irlter man tn lia kflhall. altrriialiiie at holh centrr and forward. Brother Gr-orer Kabealo rhiro Ui hit on ihr gridiron as a second-string %arsily renlcr. Delia Sipnia Phi fnrni he it  liarr of rnen behind ihe -reiie too. in Jark (•armhau en. Senior Intraniiiral inanacrr, and Ed Billig, Suhoniore Intramural manager. 271 (,.-,.11 B™. v U . ; ,iiil iI...i T.nnnn, II . I.. Lull nirh C.a-nlim,, Ri,hor,l„m Ar„„l,l Barbrr BroujAer link M.lli.ri: I . Iliiiichi,:,, If . A . I.uli Kelley DELTA ALPHA PI Dwight f)eLonp Rolx ' i-I l. -cil..r l % ' illijiii Artiolfl J;iiiH ' Barher FACULTY MEMBERS Dayton Heckman SENIORS George Link Walter Luli Homer Hmkelt Jn t |tli ( atatanii Dale (ireen W illarcl I.uli l)..Mal(l M. ' Chir!: JUNIORS John Haiiiiliton SOI ' lIOMORES Rex Brady PLEDGES illiani llaii liloti AV iltiani Rirliardson Marion Smith t ' lih TenM.inl Fou ' i,l,;l I ' ll ' l Cbiiph ' rs 1 in Mrmlwrs Hvlii C.hiipter EsKihlisliril I i2n 27 ' ) t ' illi ' i ' iilh iifiiiii ' |1|| -IV iix ' ii ri ' |irr rii1tii the fralrriiit ill ill Irn l t iir iiiil aliail , l) -ll.i Mphii I ' l iiiil l I iiiImt 111 iiOirr iiliiint llir ruiiipil . I ' ri ' Mlriir Jiiliii IliiiiKhliiii Ui|)- llir li l l inriiilif r«hip in Tail lli-tii Pi. Aiiirriruii lii«liliili ' nf ' )ii.|iiii-ul Kii|Ciiii ' rr«. I ' .MTiiliv r (!nni- Miillrr nf tralt-niitv VITuir . rliiiiniiiiii iit Aliiliini uiiil Nillioliiil Kr- liiliiHK (iiiiiiiiiitlf.i ' , uim) h ' rilli-riiit) l ' ri ' Milt.|il (!iiiiiit ' il. Oiity u «tf| li|.| iis riiiiirH (;i orK ' - I ' ilik vtilli llii- |irr i l -iii V i.f V i Kii] | ;i Nil .111(1 trfllKllrrr ' ii ufltiT iit . I. K. K. 272 tCtein Kalz Cunlffin fr Ahlon foliar k Srhttartz Mnrpolis Gans hamnn Hithin I ' opf StantltT Kahn Lebenshur ifr Hvntltr Brnmsai Friedman Hernrrit h Jacobs Thai A« iH ison ia i«n Shan Mapazincr Pohl infi Green Frank ff emit A Bndi-r Hirsch I Iman Hehr Burnsline Basch Kerniek Herstfi SIGMA ALPHA MU SENIORS Lewis Basrh David Burnsline Jerome Friedman Samuel Greenberg Sidney Hernreich Arthur Hersch Max Ja(ol)r Julius Kahn Samuel Natlianson JUNIORS Gene Thai Jack Wallack Fred Wernick Mauri ' e oun James Behr Richard Bluestein Sanford Green Marvin Magaziner Alex Pollack Richard Shaman Milton Shaw Edward Ulniun SOPHOMORES Robert Bader Robert Bender Sevmour Bramson Joseph Cohen Benjamin Frank Norman (Goldman Mark Gunlefinger John Hirsch Richard Kahn CaUin Katz Sanford Lebensburger Irvin Pollack Ralph Rubin Artliur ' ernick PLEDGES Ralph Ablon Philip Brown illiain (Jans Samuel Herskowilz Aaron Klein J ' r( nie Pope SlanlcN P(dil Max Margolis Joseph Schwartz Theodore Shaman Arthur Stander Foundfd I ' m 38 Chiiplers 3,700 Members Sipnm lietti Established 1920 1962 liika Aiemte Jrrry Frirflmati. piililiriait plus. Business Manager uf ihe New Oh in Slater, and r)iairniaM iif ihr Alumni (Innimiltre Cla s o( 1935. is Sammy ronlarl man niimbcr one. Dick Sliamun, presidenl. is also a junior fnolhali maniiKfr. jml trra itn-r ul llir Junior ( ' la- ' . Vred l r-rnirh i- s -rnnir inlramural riianat:«T an l a l.aiilfrn Hu?inrs Staff mrmlirr. Mart in Mafia .iner i a junior lia krltialt 1una . Art HfTM-h. mililari-t. is irr-prr-idpnl of ihe Hillcl Sliidenl Cotniril and is a Sralibard ami Kl iflc member. 273 . oiick f ' ntrkin I.iiUi (Jiiinn Huffritblvr An il N . Srern Furbt Fil ' linnn lUrfimnn 7.imi Huiiulph P,TlniuHfT Cershuu (,f ltlsti ' in (.insbt ri: Kin in Kritncnhfr!! Sie vl Zurkrr Da an Fiirhs H . Stt-rn fVniger fVinberp Riissotto I oik PHI SIGMA DELTA Harry Angel BiTlram Fire-toiiP BiMimrd l)a ;in David FarlitT Lini ' oln I ' cnicar Sidney Abrams Janle Berpnian Ilardid Karliir HiTiiian (ioldnrc Ik-rlierl (; iuld FACULTY MEMBERS Herbert Feinberg SENIORS Charles Ginsberg Bernard (Joldslein Leroy Kendis Milton Russotto JUNIORS Herman (iershow Ernest Perlniulter Uavid (liibernian Josepb HolTric liter Ralpb tjuinii Rayniiind Hiididph SOPHOMORES Ailliiu lildiiian Jesse Fuehs Sanford Kronenberg Horace Hilb AUitTt Kanner Morris KeHrr Harvey Lederman Herbert Novick PLEDGES Fred l,i. bol Harobl Salban-un WollV Nichols ( Nathan Stern Harrv oik Gilbert Siegel Hvnian Stern Abraham I ' rrtekin Milton ininierman Malcom nrker Slaide nirhl.Mid W illi am Scliittiiian lta moiid SihniiTlz Ilandd Sh ' in F,mti,lr,l I ' llll 23 C.hfiptrrs 2 AIM Mrnibrrs Oniiirnii ( hiiiitcr r.sliihlishril 1021 l:il Fillt ' i ' iitli .Irriiiii M.irr i.lk, l.jiiIliTII Spiirl- iililor. ;ir-iity O «Miiiinirr. uiiii Sipina Di ' ha (III iiiriiilicT. tak ' llir liiicl ill Plii Si|! ai-riMlif. Ma-Irt l-ralor l.iT.i K.-ti.li. i. ..lil.ir i.f lllr Hillrl Srrull. Nalo Slrni i-iirrir- ml ii ii Sliidt-iit Ciiiirr iiiilitr iinil a Makiti Eliiiinl inrinlirr. i ' ariu- I)ui:an | la - vur-ily lia ki-lliall. Jiliiiiir iiiaii«iHT , Jut Hnff- liilil.T. liMilii-. uliil Itallih .)iiiii1i. inlramiiraU, lak.- lllr- otlirr l urK iiiiKlr. tlurvry l.i-di-niiaii |« a MijilMiinorr Makiii i-Hiiiliilah ' Btli] ItiiiiiopluiH iiiHii. Art I ' ' i liliiijiM i ail rrliiiin|( niuiiuitiT ot Sirnltrr . DaM I ' arlipr linu tN a t.T uxrraiir ami a plarr in llic ArU Counril. ?74 A ' o orfny Piiifinr . Sitomer Brandt Parmet Perskv Grossman Berf:er J. Baiim Bfflvr Krakaff Lotcen Colder fiff Fischer Trifier tt hit,- Schlpzingt r Polslfr W fin btTfi Reirtfiold : oldstein Multlin Sadowsky Btork S, hnnrtz Sifal Coxich l.4ukshin M . Sitomrr Purer L. Bntinionn King Rubin B.rnsciii Chudakog CapU ALPHA EPSILON PI Leslie Oaphin Eli Chu.hikoff David Friedman Lester liaumann Edward Bernstein Bernard ( ' o ich Hill.-I (;iiie(k Justin Bauniann Marvin Beder IVornian Berger FACULTY MEMBERS Sidnev Terr SENIORS Eugene Kin;; AI)rahani Lork liin Morris Maltlin Martin Piilster Samuel Sadowsky Julius Sehlezinger JUNIORS Hei man Block Sannu ' l Fiirrr l)a id  (ddstein Joseph Reingold SOPHOMORES Hennaii Parmet George Persky PLEDGES Sidrie l randt Ed ' ar I ' isiher Slanlord GoldstolT Fred Sigal How ard W einherg Samuel Grossman Seymour Kolodny Louis KrakolT Maurice Sitomer Morris inocur Sanford Zieve Martin Rubin Joseph Schwartz Irving Werner Sidii hilc Joseph Lowen Joseph Pucka r Hvnian Sitomer Max Triaer AS98P M lUUa Founded l ' )13 19 Chapters SnOO Members Ohio Elti C.hiipler EsKiblished l ' 2l 87 Fourteenth Areiiue Sam Fiircr. llllsilll ' ' -tllaIl•al ul- anlpll . t-iiiint- a tiis nitrrprivr III. ltu iiir inaiia cr ltl|i ii the Makio ami aiU i iiry | o.r (ill llir Sim dtat anil Ohio Slater. a« ui-ll a chairman-hip n( tlir II. He] Pr Eugene Kinc. Lantern rnlnmiii-t. OSL ' lieu- rnmmenlaliir ami rhairnian iif the Biieke e (Innilnne. is a well kniiv n rampiis liiinre. . llhunt:li -rhdlar-hip rank- ery hiph anioni: . . E. Pi frater-. ath- letes are a eiimmnn a- 4 points. Joe Srhwartz. Siil ( hile. I.arr Pamet. and be l.orkshin are varsity Irark men. Marty Klihiii | president ol the Hillet I ' onndatioii. ' . : Papnutln M A . t ' aughan r. 1 miuhun Hnii ' is H,nnr Unni hrrf.r Mill.r Diibvrko Ellis Simlntr Kerr lliiiiur Farmer Rinrh Burson M„.,rh, ml Unkr BvitnvT D. Hollinfsnorlh fl emll T.-ufrl 11 hrrler EbingT (f rnlhi-rbultlt Evans R. H llitii: u nrth Pltimer Schulize TAU KAPPA EPSILON Charles Dice illiam Beitner (Jeiirpp Burson Lvnn DriiTu I ' liillip Curtiss il-ftn l);iherkii Ernest Breyfogle Rohrrt Ehinger Trunk Anli-nucci Herman Beik Earl Caloill Don Callirr- Roper Evans Dan Farmer Charles (.ahleman FACULTY MEMBERS Bernard Mooney SENIORS Don Hollingsworlh Gene Meyers George Moorhead JLIMORS Eugene Finke Roheri Hunter Rol)prt Hollingsworth Erwin Marquardl |{.il..Mt Elli- Alhert Conner Otto Drcger Eugene Eshelnian SOPHOMORES Arthur Havens Samuel Kerr PLEDGES Philip Fulton KMn rs()n (iearheart RirhanI (;iiigri-.h illiard lleckman Joseph Pagnotia Charles Ri.kli Stanley Risch Phillip Miller John Pliinier .liter Mever (illiam llolTman I ' liI Lehinai) Rolierl Lighlhurn (Gordon Stalev Fred Sihultze Auhrey aughaii Travor atson Chester Wendt Phillip Simlair Howard Teufel Nelson Vt heeler Kenneth Seitz Philip anghan James MiCoy Bernard Pndui Dell iiu-.ell Koherl W rihler Fiwn l - l Ili ' l !r (liiiptvrs 6.200 MrmbiTs Omirriin C.hnpter HsKihlish,;! 1 )21 234 Serenleeiith Areiiue ' J ' rkr Kill Hi ' iriliT rai lnili« holli llie lillskrlhnll Ir.int uitil lii« lr(il ' riiil . ;iUii u iiinnlirr of Hiirkft iiii l DippiT aiitl Sphinx. Jiitiiiir iiiiiiiacfr. Siiu-luir. «m inuiiini!. J liiniir. |t iii. Hiiiili-r. hrri lliii|t, anil IIi llin|I torl)i, lonlliall. |iru irl|. a  ul s1anlial hliirk in Scarirt Krv . Clip trr Urnill. t H k«-ll all rmnlur. ami liis hrnlliir Mrrlr, flashy «4i|ilinniiir - i-ntl. I ' lii Kta Siama aiiit If iinioiihoi man. Krar llir «kn!I anil rm ilMini . Frank Anlrnnrri lia sIkivmi np lliiH yrar a- .1 liiiilliall huninar . .S|anlf.% Iti.ih | pr iiMil it tin- I ' liarmarx ( ..II,.,... 276 C.nianfiiigh Bobentnever F„tl,r „n Richards Lus,nl.h Carroll Stevfn$ Spies Thornh Johnsc llfinihurg fr Enrley Cimnnrs a uuilin THETA CHI Hurold Bibber Robert Boln ' iimver FACULTY MEMBERS Harry Cordell Erwin Dreese Wayne Ley SENIORS X ' alter Heimburger George Patler oii Richard Thornberry JUNIORS Dwigbl Bargar William Evans Herbert Fox SOPHOMORES Sylvester Liesenfelt Donald Spies Charles Keyser Robert Woodin Harold Stevens Thomas Alberts Robert Carroll PLEDGES Robert Cavanaugh Hugo Johnson Richard Lieb Jack Richards Raymond Thomas Edwin Willl)arger Fnlinileil IH. ' ih l.yt Chaplprs 1. 1(1(1 Mi ' iuhi-rs Al tliti I.ntnhtlii ChiiptiT h ' .sliihlishr;! 1 )21 V ' li h ' iftt ' rtit ' i AvfniiP Thrlu Chi tioa-l- a iifu I ■ llii. yrnr on I ' ilU ' rnlli. Arti il y nir:i arr lri-i[iirtit rnoiiph ainiiDt: ihr iratrf ' . Svlvr lrr l-ip-eli(fll trark man am) Ari-Iiitrcl CInli nicnibrr. i ' fir-l on their li ' t. lallrr Hrimhnreer aNo pounds Ihr rindpr for Ihr Buck Irark -f|iia I. I he fro h ir hilh tlie fralrrr in arttvtiy | rr ' .li|:r. Itnh a an;Mi(;li count foolball. Hrpstlin an«l boxing a« hi lirliN. ?77 DELTA SIGMA PI FACULTY MEMBERS Elvin DoiuiUlsoii James H;ip« ' rly Jack Branson Robert ( )iuiwav Robert Ailams Donald Bailev Alex Bab ak Henrv Benczkowski HaroM Maynard Keith Roberts Richaril Downing John Harrison Harry Case Clarence Dunning Jacob Taylor Eugene Van Cleef SENIORS Max Karr Robert Keller JUNIORS Richard McCloskcN Richard McHugh SOPHOMORES Edward Camper Don Menendez PLEDGES Don Carpenter a ne (ioodin Allan Har-e Earl Harler Harvey Walker James Whitsit Andrew Prince Charles Redmond James Wilson Charles Hnnsinger Robert Wood % I-ouiiilvil I ' Kir 55 Chapters H.rnn Mrmhers ti CUaplfr ICstahlislied I 21 I ' lllH lllkll tll ' llllf ' llirrr «i( Dfllu Sitiua I ' l ' - iiairr- .irr (.i.iiiiinTn- l.tiuiuil iiirilibrr . iiilrrta I rilirr. Kiil.frl K.-IIrr. «li. uImi rounl« Stlltlrnt :Si ' IiaI ' a an adivitv. aiul :lar«-iM-r Dtitiiiiiii: arc tlir rrprr i-iilalnr . Ma Karr i. a Slr.illrr- ii.lliUMT. Jiin IX il-on ' fi rfli«ir afli ilir« ami I ' l.li.l dull iiiriiili TOii|i takf iii hi -I ' ' ' li ' - 3ai-i. liraii ' .iin I tin- fruliTiiiI allilrr ' . ln-iiiK a luiM-liaU qtunl iiiniilHT. Cltarlr It,., til. I 1- |iri-i ar, ' ,l li-r hii-iii,- in llir lii,lii-lr,iil MniiaKrmml hit,. 278 A A A iJfs ' , 1 ' -j f t . £. m IW ' ' jl IIK. m fi i ' % «r m ' ' i:W ■ ir ti kMJM (•ronian f ' niintl-i Jntofis 0 ' l.rar ImK K asmi Trace Krohn ytnrpan fi thnfin Du-AdnU- H, }loun Chain k if . Shrpf nr,l Churrh ALPHA CHI RHO FACULTY MEMBERS John Fullen Robert Holloway SENIORS Joseph O ' Leary Harrv Pounds Daniel Chabek JUNIORS Richard Jacobs William Sheppard Elmore Clark Herman Groman Arthur Krohn Robert Morgan PLEDGES Edward Rydman Milton Sheppard Philip Traoe Clinton W asem Founded l ' U)7 56 Chitpters IO.. ' ,nn Members I ' hi Chi Chapter Estiiblished IV21 I ' ltiH liikii Avenue Daiiirl (lialic ' k l ' ;iil llir ] ur!l Jr of KMIX: ni Mphn Clii Kliu. ln-iiii: a Lalilcrn nrw- rihtiir. prf itlciil ill Ihe Sliirk Cdunly Cliili. a liii-mbrr of SlrciHiT piildinly staff, ami j- | li-tlt! -(l In Sicma Drlla :ili. William Slieppanl i- iTipniht r iif Siriillcr- ami llu- I ' olo Cluli. IVrsidi-i:! tliK rar I- Kr.htrr HutloHa . Rirhanl Jarnh- niaiiaci-- Ihr Brlniniil ( ' .oiiiitx lia ki t hall It-am, v,Wt r Kydinaii v ims lor tin- frf liinaii tram. 279 THETA KAPPA PHI l ' lll IIM CullIIOII I ' .iiil I.iii elle Fnitik liiMin.ll SENIORS Juhii ToImm JUMORS Ji i-| h Ford SOPHOMORES JiH ' k Lawless Eil ai ' (l KiiiliiiiT Donald O ' DoiiMill PLEDGES Ji)-i ph Balado Roii.rl ltan lli  Mikr Hari-lli James Boylan iocent Cas idy (Iharli- (:a«-id Patrick (1 kiiiu ' Rohprt Oa e:i John Dalc Charlr- Di ' aifiines Anthiiiiv DiUidlci Wall.-i- l)..MaliiM- Tullio I ' la-lornini Clearanii ' (ieisler Rolii ' ii Kiindt? Ned La«le,s Daniid Lmk-Ii Cliarle- M.tiiiiie Tht)ma Mc(i i erii Joseph I ' eters illiani Ptii Philip Ryan Vt illiani ShaURhnessy John Siilli an Hol.eil Toll Fm,n,l (l I ' H ' i l. ' llin lrlllhiT (riiinniii Chiiiilrr Esliihlish, ' ,! I I22 ' in Finirlmillt (ii ' iiii Th ii,.|i..lifaM li..n.i-: M.-1I from I ' .ir;.. Hm... M.imio, Ma- ' -a- rliii i ll , :iiiiiircticiit. i ' w Jmry, Ohio, anil rriiii. l aiiia. E l MrrliiMT ii-lil- Ihr J£a •l fi r Ihr sitoihI yrar al llir Tlifta Kap linii-i-. aiMl ilirrrl. Ihr ih ' iinir f Ihf Ncwiiiaii ( Inh a. thainiian iif Ihr Kvri-uli f CoiiiiiiilliT. a- «i ll a ■crMi-a ii Ihf rh- l|{c aiiJ S.M-lal Itrlaliiiil Cmiliril riiiiiiiilltrrv iil ' Ihr lnlrrlralrriiil I ' rrM.lriil Cnlillril. I.a«lr.. i. •lill | ilillill|l Ihrii. nil Ihr rr-llii.c Irani. « liile roiiliiiiiiiiii to lakr  rhoIa«lir honor in Ihr rl ( i.llr)ir. 2sn KAPPA DELTA RHO Carv Bowers FACULTY MEMBERS Frederick Lumley Bland Stradley SENIORS Paul Weller JUNIORS Richard Pellow Thomas Simmons SOPHOMORES William Irwin Richard Christian Carl Cronk PLEDGES William Craver Frank Dell Everett Hile Robert Lewis Doyle Schafer John Walsh Fiiumled I ' X). ' ) 11 C.bapters 3.000 Mombers Kitppii (.hiiplpr Eslahlishi-tl l ' )22 I ' mi lukn Ateniii- Tom Sirnni iii« ami 1 diii Ooiik ur - hard niliiit: n -n))tpr  t llif polo -i|iiatl. i hiXe Dii-k Oinsriaii piiU in hi- hil tor ' iM Ohio a« a rrurk iiiiiii. Tlif ' rhiilu ' lir ' •irlr of Kuppa Drlla Kho is not tip lrrlril wjlh Paul Vl ellrr a- rhairriiaii of ihc x-holar-Iiiii rummidrr. PrrMiicnt of lh - fralrriiil and arli c in [- ' r ilrriitly President ' ' Coiiiiril afTair i Kichard Prtlo t . , • 1 R jl 281 ; .. M.lfl.l nnS„ A r H. Jon.s Yar.ls Knox ..-.■ R„h,r,i„n IIOUM ri,x R. Jim. . liiirkr Jinksnn Skin nt ' r Ha rshii Votl ,11 ttlirtim Riiharih if i,lmnn Thomas Koss Yurick Buckley LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Charles Harslia Paul House Archie Jarkson Ho«;ir(l Hiirkley RoliiTl Junes Carl (iahii Kenneth Haili- ireor[;e Ita-cli Charles IJal.h William Bernilt William Dix FACULTY MEMBERS Paul Gralier Leston Love SENIORS Lloyd Janes George Knox Arthur Lee John Maxwell Melvin Ogram Donald Murray Ronald Richards Ocil Rose JUNIORS ilf( rd Thomas Virgil anSickle SOPHOMORES Glenn Heestand James Rijliertson PLEDGES Janie ISiirlancI Thoriia Itrownell Rohert Frankeii George Runser David Scharf Hirliard S.i.tl Rirliard Shipston Francis Shipton Harold Skinner James Widman Ludwig Yards Stephen Yuriik Aii IiN Vi hitniire Delliert Valentine irgil W eeniiik (ieorge ilkerson Inliiul,;! I ' KI ' I H2 I ' .hnptprs Il.OnO Menibers twiiniinu Tini C.Itnptvr EsUililishfil l ' l2:i 73 Fillfciitli . re. Iliir.iii I. ml ' Sunl. uIm. r,M, ' lw ' .l hi. Illiril l in (im.iI.uII III., dill U...I J.il.i. I r....-..iiik, .U.r I. .... ' 1.1.11 |.l;. rr nlii] III.) yi ' Ur ' . rrn- liiciil t,i till- Ciitlrr Itiiii-Miikrr Clip liiil.l up llir atiilrtir liollur l.ir l.i.it.li.hi :iii .illi (;l. ' :i lln-.hinil lirlpii)|C iiiil in tcniii.. I ' rrxv t kri ' [.. lip III.- iii.tjI.- II. Ill Srniiir .M.(:. . Caliili..! and I ' llt- M-r.il Mi-lii;...... (:. ..iiril 111....)! mill t ' Ai-v Chill uii.l i.rr.i.l. ' iil. ' riillii. III. (;liT Chill il..-i.lr..liilh lui. ' I ' ll... M. .-r ii. prr.i.li-iil. anil l{iilltllr Mi.-I..iril. fur arniinpani.l. Slnilrnl S.-iiiili.r J...k...ii lirlp. mil ml Mil- Coriinirrrr Coiinril. 282 Textori Qnisl lilnir Eitmi trr Krnnbolil Pnllttn .irkt-l Boston HohiTIs Chambers Hums O ' Sickey Hvrkins Crafforit VrCnllooph U hitf Kotar Schtralm Tt ' e oriUn Harris Sargis Kelly Etans Rhoites Bolton Kiirni ' S Casper Benson Donald Blair Grant Bolton William Fillnnire Russell Boston James Blair Robert Burns James Davis Russel Dryer PHI KAPPA SIGMA FACULTY MEMBERS Frank Kiddwell Arthur Noyes SENIORS John Evans Gordon Harris JUNIORS James Karnes Harvey Kranhold Haro ld Sargis Walter Srhwalm SOPHOMORES Orville Chambers James Edniister PLEDGES Robert Herkins Norman Kovar Richard Lyle Donald MrCullough Arthur O ' Sickey John Quist ernell Roberts Franklin Rudv Edgar Transeau William Kelley Edward Teegardin Dennian Harrod Henrv Schreiner John Textoris Stanley While Raymon ! Zirkel Founded 1850 38 Chapters 11.200 Members Alplm (hi Chapter Estnhlished J92J ll)(i K. ff oodniff Aveiiiiv Alliletics prrdnminale in llir Phi Kappa Sipma house. Ru5srll Boslnii n«l only finds lime for arsity fiiolliull. hill a so for varsily Mreslliii(!. Krilz Burpp and Stan I.lovfl run nn the •■r --rniiiilry and Idoy.i vweld a mran rarf|ni-l on the li-niii train. Dun MrCiilldiich. . nirmlier nf lhr freshman sMimniiiii: leain. i also assistant arsits Drum Major. Burgg is a mrmhrr of Delia Sigma Pi. all Srh alni thoMs ability as a Strollers arlor and also helongs to Scarlet Ke . 283 PHI MU DELTA FACULTY MEMBERS Eniiir Aliiiy Howard ( aiiip Cameron Hope SENIORS Nicholas Lasirhak illiani Smock JUNIORS John Jaeger Ma naril Kiih SOPHOMORES Hicharil (!il on V illiam Cricki-. George Clonlz PLEDGES John Dniliin Trovan Teiau Ro1p.iI W r.ri Fiiunilvil ' ' if (r C.hiiiilvrs 3.000 Mrinhri ' i Mil (iiniinui Chiiplpr r.sliihlishrd : ' () ( ; Tiiflllh lirniir riii Mil lli-lla piiiH iiio l of iu hupc! ' (iir Imiip on Caiiirron Hii|ir, liiii Brlu I ' i MH-iiilnT. A.I.K.E.. icr-( rr i«lrlil u£ Eta Kuppa Nu. aii ' t lii-ufl lit tlii- liMiiT. hill Siiiork lir iitr« lirili|[ a Irark iiiaii. rilit« Ihf ■•Ii.rrh. Ilir (liaiilrr piiIilii-iilMiii. Mu iiar l Hii-li anil Jiilm Jiiiltrr .Irvolr .i.iin- i.l llirir .|iar.- Iiiiir li. A. IKK. niiil Hl.li .lur- ■ „„ .■ Iiilrji.iinnil Mi.Mi.i: ..ii IIm- -i.lr. Crorer Clonl i- .Urliiie oH .rll a. a ii..i,.|.rr ..I ll.,- Ii.-hniaii W r.-ll nil aiul TrarL Irani-. 284 MZM U off berg Ltfvatter Libhaher Greenspun Btrman Resnick Chapman Smolins L. Lamm Crvinhlalt Gotia J . Lamm Escovitz Arnold Spailirwr Rabinovilz Cultter Atli-n . tarliou ' PHI BETA DELTA SENIORS Ben Herman Samuel Allen Charles Cutler Morris Hoffberg JUNIORS William Markow Joseph Rabinovitz Julius Resnick SOPHOMORES Milton Escovitz William Spachner Ben Arnold Samuel Chapman PLEDGES Ernest Goda Isadore Greenhlatt Morris Greenspun Jerome Lamm Louis Lamm Theodore Levalter Sanford Libhaher Solomon Smolins Foumled I )12 31 Chapters 1.811 Member. Alpha Epsitnn Chapter Estdhlisbed I I27 1 1H Indianifia .irenite Dranialic jliilili aboiiii.N al Hi.- I ' hi Una Delia hnii-r kiiIi Tlieoilon- I.f attrr. Lnii I.anini. Nailnrc Cn-i-niilatt. Rfii ArnoM. Jn«i-|)h Kaltiiio. %ilz. and X illiain SparhiKT in tin- Hillrl Player ami SlrulU-r-i. Onl n( Ihi iin) o-in|! linciiti. 1. 1 alter. Chapman, and l.anini are riul ioT freshman Irark. [iMilhall. and Mresllini; re ' peetively. I.ilihalier romprles with the var it wrestlers, and Spaehner ean lie srril Olll for arsily Irark. In mure literary Held; ue find Milton [r sro it working on the Makio. 285 R i l i , 1 y f pr L 7 H €i ■ ' l 1 J m - ' 1 HT - B 1 fl l m |L -jfl k M H E 1 i B  ' ; 9 n ■P ' - Freedgood Snkn.i Brirknir Huhvn hinklvmnn Munm h Solin Barknn Jusfph Finktisrein Simkin Half Ortner Kramer Gordon Schreiber Ross Yessenou Lichlenstein Amsier Rubenstein L. U assfrstrom Clou son Shack Classman Ruderman S. W asserstrom TAU EPSILON PHI FACULTY MEMBERS Louis Levine Alex (llowson Earl Gordon SENIORS Eli Ross David Rubenstein Joseph Ruilernian Samuel e senow Leonard Wasserstrom Stanley Wasserslrom Jark Finklestein Stanley Freedgood Marvin Amster JUNIORS Albert (;ias man Jark Munarh Hyinan Ortner Marius Sakow SOPHOMORES Leonard Uriikner Benjamin Nissen Louis Shark Arthur Si-hreiber Irwin Barkan Harry Finkleman l.aurenre Joseph Leo Liclilenstein PLEDGES Morris Kozelnian Marcus Ruben Jtiseph Simkin Louis Solin Founded l llO 31 Chapters 2.Hnn Memhers Tnu fh ' llii Chupter Established IT l9bH liika Irem e ( niial f :low nn. who is rrpntril to hp Ilip Ih-hI knn n man nil riiiiijiiM, mplaiii nf Ihr Vflrsily liasi-ltall loam, is the (urriiiosl «f Tcp Iii|chlif; i|4. Sniimrl Yes cnow IniM- thr Ka p i.f Ihr Arts Coiiiiril unit 1 u mi ' liiliiT of llii- Stiiili-lil Si ' iiali ' . l.i-oiiani llrirknrr pilrlif tor llir ur it i|iiai). Marvin iii lrr foiioHn ttic vriirralile iirl I.I Iriiiiiiu a. a tar-ilv fiiirrr. llarr t ' liiklrinaii. Iro.h foolliall anil l.a.k. ' ll.all hiipr. Irail- thi- plrilnr.. 28b PI KAPPA PHI FACULTY MEMBERS Lewis Chad« ilk Alex Laurie SENIORS Ward Remingtun Harold Cooperrider Herve In keep Ralph Primz Gerald Sibley Robert Thornton Harrison Wickel JUNIORS Fred Cooper Riihard Fenstermaker SOPHOMORES Gene Archer Fritz Evers Herbert LaMorde PLEDGES Donald Blark Llovd Lanom Charles Fuchs Carroll Scott Robert Schmidt Stewart ells Francis Orders Walter Wyler Foumh-tl 1 ' I(I4 41 (Ihaptfrs 5.200 Members .ilphii . it (.litiittvr Eyiiihlish,;! IT III) Fourteenth Avenue Bic man around tlie Pi Kappa Phi luui p is Harrison ' irkct. Mho is mil only rliapter prrsidpnl lull a mainslay of hf %arsily liasi ' - hall learn. Ii;iroli) ( ooperi liT made Tail Bfla Pi fiipinefriin: honor- ary. Amont: other prominrni members are found Jerry Silde , who has a repiilaOon for lieing a ladn ' s ' man, and Kraneis Orders. sho aspires In jmirnalislie fame. Pi Kappa Phi has had abose a%era(:e success in iiilr iniiiral sports, espeeiall in olle .hall and hutslinf!. 287 Millrr Price I.f,:hfim uUvr Diikv I ' . Itoyrr Hum Arnnlil Slankorh Strinrr Milltr .( .-•.Ai Shiinian ff iilson f.aslit ' r Musr Oelzel Staple Mourvr Purnnni Kimi- hv Uoyer DELTA THETA SIGMA William BrownfielH Otto Croy R:ilph Davidson George Boyer Vernon Dicke Maynartl Berry Joseph Adams Lester Arnold Daniel Aiixicr Paul Boyer Dale Dargitz Jolin (Jastier FACULTY MEMBERS Dwichi DeLong Robert Salter Guy Miller Kern Schellenger Lester Miller John Slipher Frederick Salter Robert Stoltz SENIORS James Hum Ardeii Mowrer Ca liinere Holeski Harold Miller Hubert Muse Ransom Oetzel JUNIORS Karl Miller Robert Rousli James Davidson SOPHOMORES Joseph Schlosser Slaiilev Mo-kin Wah.r Klolz Maxwell l.atllunl Allie Mill.r James Miller Cyril Moore PLEDGES George Oldham Earl O biirn Robert ( iM ' ine i (;orneliu I ' l-ice Frank Riley Janie- Steiner Srott Sutton John Wiiirhet Paul Y(uing Donald Putnam Kefuielh Sluiman Eugene Slagle Ru ell Stankorb Rolo ' rt Treeee Kenneth ermillion Thonia Vat on Daniel Sililos er (Marence Ulrich Fimiuletl l ' )28 3 ( ' hiif)tfrs 4.50 Members AlpUn C.hnpter Ksliihlishi;! I )JH ■ I I ' dsl ThiileenlU Avenue Otic ( n U Drltu Thrlu Siciiiii ill iihiHKl cmtv uiiririilliirul arlivilv. Vi ' riioil Dirkc in Ini iiH ' - iiinnilKiT of tlir Ab Simli-iil. Iri ' U-lircr  i IIk- ( raiiiif, ami a iiiriiilirr iif llir l.iM-liirk JiiiIkiok ' rruiii Uliil llir All- b Cimnril. Jaiiir. Iliini liiail. Su.lill. ' anil Sirlniii. ai. oil «• lakiiiK part in Ihi- l.iM-.link JiiilKiiiit Ti-ani anil llii- AII- k Ciiiinril. ttanilil MilliT i- ail-nianiiBrr iii tin- An Slnili-nl anil an iiniriT iif llir V.D.S.A. I ' ranklin Hiini-lir criiiil. i.itli llir Inniili I lliri nil III. ' ar-il Wrr-llinu lijiiii. 288 p. .Vfv.-r Vintllin fuman Malkin Stone Arnoff B. SchrnnU Gorson Hoff J.Meyvr M vrotiih Zifd (roltl H.Srhrank Gltissmnn Riihin ( Inss FUhh.-in S iiVr l,rff H.Jaiuhson J.Jmohson Eism r Bemstrin Kninh.ru Shartvell PHI EPSILON PI Alex Fishl)ein Jerome Fisher SENIORS Herman Ipp Herbert Jacobs Jerome Meyer Paul Mever Oscar Rosen Ray Sharwell Henry Shier Chester Bernstein JUNIORS Manuel Eisner Herman Jacol son Jerome Jacobsor Phillip Leff David Stone Henrv Hoff SOPHOMORES Nathan Kreinberg Raymond Mverovich Harold Garson Milton Glass Bernard Gold PLEDGES Leonard Koplow Milton Malkin Bernard Mindlin George Neunian Louis Newmark Milton Phlav Ben Schrank Ruben Schrank Harry Zied Founded 1904 29 Chapters 3.200 Memhrr Alphn Oniifrnn C.httptrr EstiiUlisht ' tl l ' t:S2 141 Fiilri ' itlh .irentie Allili ' l ' arr lli - r.ilf iii I ' hi Ep. Jrrrv t i-her  r:irs llio Varsil) O III b  kr(liall u;iil li-iiiii , aliil llip Krvorvr ' O in foolliall I)a «- S ' oiic i a ar-il Irjrk man ami uiinpfilv lielit-Iu-aw - rishl Luxiiip rliaiii| ioii f„r Ml and Ml. On llir cillirr iAr of 111.- atlildir henrn an- ihil l-rfi. Jiiiiii.r Inlraiiiiiral Maria;:.T ami Srarli l Ki y ; atc Kr -iiiliere. Sf.pliomor. ' r.-iiiiis Manaiifr and iMii IlU Sigma, and Manny Ei iirr. LaiUrrn Intramural Ediltir. . lc Fi li- btin i« ltu inp « mana)Err of Ihr Hilli-1 I ' layrr-. 289 SORORITIES Snrficnt Heherding Triu l.iirht Sniillt Karmn Slabaugh Cnllnuav Stark I ' avvy Culanly Kalp Mo hll.r Shumaker ff ' vrlh SORORITY PRESIDENTS ' COUNCIL Alpha Chi Oniena Charlolte Heberding Alpha Dvlia Pi Mary Mosteller Alpha l) -lla Thcia , Ann Baronieisler Alpha Epsilim I ' hi Horlense Luria Alpha Phi Emily Dunbar Alpha Xi Ofltn Jane Blosscr Chi Omejia Joanctle Wyeth Delia Dflla Drila Ernesline I ' axey Delia Cantina jam- Slabaiijlll Dilla ' .via Hiilli Sarpi-m Kappa llpha Thria ir);inia Stark. Kappa Delia I ' rancr Sinilli Kappa Kappa Cainma Barbara Sbiiniakrr Phi Ma -.- Xirjiinia Tracy I ' hi Sii nia Siiinia Sally (iiilaiily I ' i Hria I ' hi W iiiilr.cl (.aliaway Siiillia Delia iaa Ulllh K.ililriis Sijiiaa Kappa Marjorir .lai i Thela I ' hi llpha ._ Jcianni ' Sriki ' l Tliela I p ili)n (Icirnrlia Kale y.ela Iaa llpha Marfiarrl Mcliay 292 ZimmtT Broun Snrnfchi Market U or thin lit on F. . Jnhnston JoHfS Srhirtzintirr Ackers Fisher Miiiilleinn Chapman Greinfr Sargent Jnrtis R. Johnston Foruanl Taylor ttlizzard iinoiiman Cordon WOMEN ' S PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Delta Theta Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Xi Delta Cornelia Fisher Virginia Smith Margaret Bauermeister Helen Shields Betty Jones Betty Schirtzinger Chi Omega Mildred Wellman Delta Delta Delta Evelyn Ackers Delta Gamma Delta Zeta Kappa Alpha Theta . Kappa Delta _ Kappa Kappa Gamma Phi Mu Jane Godown Ruth Sargent Anne Greiner Josephine Worlhington Edna Chapman Marparet Markel Phi Sigma Sigma _ Ruth Gordon Pi Beta Phi Sigma Delta Tan Sigma Kappa Theta Phi Alpha Theta L psilon Zef« Tail Alpha Jean Middleton Maxine Goodman Marjorie Jarvis Virginia Brown Alfreda Sarnecki Marian ZlmnuT 293 Miinyan ytiDfUinltl Vitrimrit if illinms Hroirn MilUr Urr E. Smilh lllair Crah Fox Allrrad May A. Smilh Cahle Ir.l.m.l Plalkn Morris FRESHMAN PAN-HELLENIC COUNQL Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Drllii Pi Alpha Delta Theta Alpha Epsilon Phi.. Alpha i Delia Chi Oniefia Martha Williams Janice Munyan ..Dorothy Morris Dorothv Platka Mary McDonald _ Lucinda Orr Delta Delta Delta _ Bettie Coble Delta (janitna Delta 7.eta Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa (janinia I ' hi Ml, Pi Beta Phi Theta Phi Alpha Theta I psilint Siisiiia Kappa ' .eta Tail ilpha Anita Smith Ann Blair Mary Allread irginia Fox Sally Ireland Betty Miller Josephine Brown ..Eileen Smith Mary May Evelvn Gralv 294 Harris M. Post on Kinney driffiib ' .ox Otey Stephens Lambert Matlhfus McGuire Kinp fersman Arps U est voir Miller Calif n Appleman Hoffman tusselniat G. Poston Hou h Paler St Simttnton O ' Shnueihnessy Shumaker Morris Delaney Can melt Klasxfn Socket t Bell Johnson Broun Turner Bonnet Chapman Kincaid Hester Shaffer Lentz Suain t olsberry Tracy Dougherty Gaver Scott Sohn Mallov Pierce Holmes KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Mary Brown Edna Chapman Esther Collicot Betly Doritv Jane Applenian Margaret Arps Hanna I)aughert Jeanne Bonnet Margaret Bell Betty Cartmell Lucille Cox Virginia Barr Ann Bonnet Vivian Chubb Annette Dods Mary Dunlap Jane Ebinger Mary Harris Constance Holmes Catherine Htmgh Margaret Johnson Dorothy Fernberger Jane Gallen Jean Griffith Martha Uelaney Ida Gaver Betty Hester Jean Kinraid Mary Evans Mary Fox irginia Fox irginia (fallen Dorothea Guntber Joy Hargro e SENIORS Helen King irginia Lentz Betty Malloy Donna Mersman JUNIORS Anne Hoffman Harriet Kinney Mary Lambert SOPHOMORES Ethel Klassen Betty McGuire Dorothy Matthews Martha Miller PLEDGES Lucy Hogue Elizabeth Houslle Harriet Johnson Helen Jones Lucille Kellev Pb%llis Kellev Ellis Morris Polly Paterson Betty Pierce Grace Poston Betsy Molsberry Joan Musselnian Marion Orr Gladys Otey Marjorie Poston Anne Paterson Sally Sackett Marjorie Kennedy Susan Kittle irginia Kurtz Barbara Mc( anipl Barbara Miller Eleanor Mvers Barbara Shumaker Jean Sohn irginia Tice Jean Westcott Jane O ' Shaughnessy Jane Shaffer Marcia Simonton Virginia Swain Anne Scott Helen Stephens Millicent Tracy Ann Turner Margaret Niermeyer Dorothy Perkins Dorothv Penney ■II Mary Pyle Betty Richey Pauline Short Jean Utelv Founded 1807 bO Chapters 22,000 Members Beta ! ii Chapter Established IHIIH 84 FijteentU .tipiine Senior earers of Itie key. Estticr Collicnrt. -prr-iil.-iil, an. I BjrI-ara Shumnkcr. arlivc prr iilriit. hold hold ofTicr- in Vtorlar Boar. I.  Oiih- Belly Firrce uphohls kappa% chola..lir standards uilli Ih.- liit!h.--t point averasr of any arli e sorority girl durhm the siho.il s.-ar o1 1933 .tt. Edna Chapman h reropnized for her (Hit landinE v«.irk in Slroller and BroMiiine and is president of SiKina Delta f ' hi. I oro;h% FernherRer ifi a niemher of I ' liimes aii.l A--oeiate Bnsiness .Manasi.-i of the Makio. 295 Broitn hdiifrnim Holl Ltndsfy McMahon Hranil ff infrey Howe Younger M . Dvl ' i-nnish Little Brown Scott Jttnes Eians Corkwell Postleu-aite ff in ship An her Rutherford Post Peters II i His Palmer Denting Lane Heinhartll Ertin toorc Srhirrmnn U heeler Greiner Butteruorth Marquart Kildotc all yt . L. Del ' ennish Williams Stark ' lurmehly Campbell Lisle Greene Cashatt KAPPA ALPHA THETA Edith Coikins Doris Campbell Marv DcVennish Miiry Brand Lois Urim Margaret Ca hatt Elh.-I Anhrr Marjiarfl lir(i«n Eli .ahi-lh Itlillrrwcirlll Mary A Urea d Ann Allinairr Racli.-l |{..-art Emih IJnrns Anita Landaper Elizabeth (;ill Jane Greene Constance Corkwell Ruth Ervin Jane Evans Ann (ireine r Elizabeth Clark anry Dietrich Mar Deining Adeline Clarke Hetty Courtright Kalluiiine laiililer |{i ' tt ( alli  av FACULTY MEMBERS Elizabeth Pruitt .SENIORS Martha kildow Florance Lane JUNIORS Elizabeth Howe Blandie Jones Jean Livingston Jane Loop SOPHOMORES Martha I)e ennish Jan ' Lindse Margaret Mariiuarl PLEDGES Grelcben Graf Margaret Hall Mar Hills Jane Holl Margaret Robertson Rachel Sherman Ann Lisle Margaret Mather Dorothy Moore Jean Reeder Eleanor Reinhardt Rossine Scbirrman Nancy McMahon Anna Peaters Marjorie Pn-t Martha Kaulnian Helen La ine Jane Little Jeainiette Morden Marianne Randall irginia Stark Mary inans Helen Ziirmehly Jane Vi heeler Betty illiams (ilinlie Vk infrev Catherine Pi tle aite Ann Rutherford Lillian Sillis Joan ounger Dorothy Ruff nne Schoedinger l ' b lis Scolt Jean Torrence Eniilv Whealon Foiiniicii mrti 2.y.00 l Mrmhrrs ilphii Giiminn ( ' liniilrr ICslnhlishetl 1812 ' )5 Turljlh Avpuitp Tlif Th -1u IiiiiKr rluiin irKliliu ! tark. prrMclnit of Mtirtiir ltiiar (, IiK ' Miltrr (if Toll SiKitia Di ' llii, an l a rr rQpnbir rhaplcr prr iilrnt. Jiillr Aliiir l-! uii«. | rr«i«li-iil itf (!liiilii H, i nl-n srruiKt % iri--|irr i iriil ot V. 8. (t. A.: Kiith Kruiii. a lliiiiif« mfiiilxT ami rirnilulioii iiinti- atrv of Itir Slilldial : Joan iiiiiigrr. orrrrlary of llip Soplioniorr (Jan , rimilaliiiii iiiaiiafirr of t)ir Otiio Slairr, nod Qiirrii nf llic Snpliomorr I ' rom. anil Aiuir Itnllirrfortt. Sfrrrrary of V . S. G. A. ilo Itirir ttiarr lo Itrrp in llir arI■ il ' linirliiihl. 296 Schlesin er Hamilton Eu-in Harton Prine Gold Mason Hope Zaruer fcGee St Mills Faasif g urrell Puslle Campbell Reetln Hoiifher Carr Fiirtl Battman Callauay Hnover Russell English Briinner n Mirlillelon Ogil.n My lander Hill Trippy W oodiiard Ha aman Arkermnn Hengst Baker Myers Tracetiell Herron Brady Josephine B;iker Sue Bauman Helen Boucher Virginia Aikerman Mary Bope Harriet Ewing Marcia Fassig Frances Brunner Mar ' Gold Betty Alberty Jane Bangert Eileen Bowman Myra Bre-nahan Rita Bresnahan Eleanor Bricker Katherine Brady Winifred Callaway Marvbelle Carr Betty Garner Carol Hagaman Frances Hamilton Maxine Hengst Julia Hamlin Janet Mason Betty Cloak Jean Crayton Helen DeForest Mary Downey Mary Essex Cornelia Evans PI BETA PHI FACULTY MEMBERS Helen Clark SENIORS Louise English Joan Ford Mary Herron JUNIORS Elizabeth Hoover Marjorie Hughes Jean Middleton Varian Mills SOPHOMORES Gertrude Miller Jane Mylander PLEDGES Louise Gerber Jane Gruber Ruth Hardy Frances Horn Virginia Hunter Billie Rnotts Jean Hill Alberta McGee Edith Mvers Freda Postle Ruth Prine Helen Reeder Anna Rickey Jean Ogden Dorothv Relvea Helen Little Betty Miller Jeanne Moore Moya Olsen Marjorie Reineke irginia Rusk Leiia Senn Frances Tangenian Margaret Tracewell Olga Schlesinger Margaret Trippy Jane Woodward Ann W orrell Mary Russell Dorothy Sain Bernice Sinclair Mary Sparling Enid Sykes Hazel Tyson Jean alien Marjorie ills Fiiiimled 1867 77 Chapters 23,500 Members liplii C.hiipter Eslfiblished 1H )4 64 Tirelflh Avenue The arrow points the nay to Pi Phi girls on rumpus. Jo Bakrr, only woman jniliip on the Sluelt-nt ( onrt. anil Jean Hill. Y.Vt ' .CA. evern- lixr. arc on Morlar Boaril ' s «rrull. ' inifrril ( ' allo say. hrsiilps wiplil- in§; Ihr Ka ct at llir Pi Phi house, is marknt for hpr athlrlir pro sp s. Janp (lotluanl. .4nnp U (irrrll. Freda Postle and Cartd Hafjamau. Junior ;las8 Vice-President, wear Chimes pins next to their arrows. Myra Bresnahan has gained notice for her arling in Kenipy. 297 KnodfrtT Knuhnll Shai Phillips M. lir,mn Ahdorf livll Aydi-lntt Shmmnkt-r ttyniftn Sunpyun Euinn Arktrs M . Krutm-T U . Kritmvr McClnin Cornelius VCare Bnrrttu Kiwr Cibhs Fannint: ( ' rairns Keyes Scholl Thomas .Sip Mi nmi rf Italthasvr (. ' tihle A. Dronn F.ilmon Burton Fellon fCaltace Cisler Banting Lact ' y Hill Pnvpy B. Brown DeLancry Hansberger Madden DELTA DELTA DELTA Alma Herbst FACULTY MEMBERS Hulda Horst Diti ' olln Lord Virpiiiia Bantini: Mary Lacey SENIORS Ernestine Pavev Ellen Simpson Evelyn Ackers Rulli Barrow Betty Brown Loui. e I)eLan4-ev JUNIORS Mildred Hansberger Bettv Hill Mariainie Hoerner Louise Shoemaker Maxine Sipe Jean al-on Betly Bell Marjorie BrovMi Gertrude Alsdorf Maxine Balding Bnlh Hallbaser Alire Brown Beulah Burton Virginia Cisler Bi ' lly Fw ing I ' lorenre Hn biing Betly Cable Muriel (;orneliii E-lher ( raven irginia Ebriglil SOPHOMORES Phyllis Fanning Kalhryn Kiser PLEDGES Jean Edmon Mai-ion Eilert Lillian I ' elton Dorothy Gibbs Marv Keves Kiilh Knoilerer Margaret KromiT Jane Maddi-ii Janel Kiniliall Helen Kronier Klorenct ' Krenger Mar Met:iain Dorolhv Meld Jane Mi aniore Janel Thomas Sue Ware Jane Phillips Rcdierta Shai Margaret oil Margaret Wallace Marv Wvman h ' ltuntlrtl Itttm li: (liiiiilrrs I ' lJIIKI MrinlKTs II (.Imiilrl hsliihlishril ;. 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A. 298 Pickerel Blair Bftttz Schneiih-r Thomas Jones Becker Roudehusl, Friel Fisher Fox U esle Sargent Barlhalon Bofian tnsley an U ells Horsey Bergener Hughes Drake DELTA ZETA Thelma Becker Betty Bergener Marv Bnrthalow SENIORS Ellen Drake JUNIORS Edna Moon Sue Thomas Mary Hughes Ruth Sargent Ann Blair Irma Beniz Meredith Bugan Virginia Dorsey Virginia Fox Mury Friel Beltv Inslev SOPHOMORES Edna Fisher PLEDGES Betty Jones Helen Pickerel Winifred Roudebush Selnia Schneider June Wells Lois Westerman Fimniicd I ' )02 37 CJiiiptcrs Himi) Members Tliflii Chiiptvr EsiiMish, ' ,! I ' ll I 212 Fillrrnth Avftuif l r a Zrlas prniiiiliriil in ihe arlivity uiirlil arv muli . Mcri ' dilh KoKuii i oloi l (or thf cliiiru unci Ihe l ' omrir-i (ili-r CUlIi aii i i al-n u mrmher of t ' . O. S. l ' . b oallca tinl: la(T and StrolliT . Brlty Berpenrr is a mrmher of Ihe Kduralion ( ' oiinril aiul aNo Ihr Slnili-iil Rcliflious Council. Belly Jones is a niemlier nt Sircillers and i aelive in Ihe . ' . { ' .. A. I.ois Weslernian i pre-itieni of llie Pen and Brush Cluh. Winifred Roudehu-h boUlers Ihe snrorily sehola lie Birrapie and is a memher of Scholaris. 299 uru.irrf H.nilrix Lvitnakvr Pnynr Slahaufh Enflish «m Kirby Lnnffr Teefanhn M.Smilh Dftamv (inilmtn U hiuomh ReeA Sears Ifooilaril IT rip ll Walkins MeFiely Ruppi-rshere MilliT Dustman ttitk Palmir llnSman Ifeaver Daiiis ,Son or,i llarner Tsrhop Tn ' farilin llrunk Chirrinslon McFerly Harshman Carptnter Broun Eyirman Sherman Dean Suilalski Uickir Finhy Taylor tf ' aiit A.Smith Rahm Conner Berlin Crooks Tisilatl Ma ell If oods Williams DELTA GAMMA Roberta Alieinethy Jane Devaney Ruth Kirby Eloise English Antoinette I.anger Virginia Forward Catherine Miller Edith Hendrix FACULTY MEMBERS Louise Edniondson Elsie SENIORS Eileen Payne Dolores Ruppersberg Marian Semple Jane Slabaugh JUNIORS Jones Rosemary ' idner Joan Davies Betty Hoffman Mary Dingledine Anne Cherrington Louise Finley Bettv Crooks Jane (iodown Martha Berlin Ruth Itriink Barbara Hro«n Harriet Connor Rulh Carpenter DorotliN Dean Doroth De.ker Mar Duslman Jayne Eyerman Jane Leilnaker Eleanor Sanford SOPHOMORES Marv Palmer Lillian Reed PLEDGES Martha Frank Mary Harsiiman (Catherine Maxwell Bettv McFeelv Margery Smith Juliet Stanton Mary Teegardin Ma ;in Sh( Margaret Roehni Patricia Sears Anita Smith Anne Switalski Betty Tisdall Esther Tayhir Loui e Tsehop Ruby Watkins Josephine Vt est F ' lorenie Whitiiinib Betty Wright Mary Weaver Henrvetta Williams Betty Stailey ( rare Teegardin Ruth % Dodard Bell Waid Dorolln Warner Julia W irk I ' lorenee Wood F,„i„ilril IH74 ■tH ( ' .hiiplvrs li ' JKIO Mi-inhcrs Kpsilon i.hiipler Estnhlislu;! l ' )ll LIS Fimrteeiitli Ari ' iiiie J.mr Dnalirv ItritiU lllf li I of Iho Delia i ' .aiu nrti ily wiirnrii, lii-iiijl |irc-iilriil iif VI . S. ;. A. unci a iii 1 t of W umcn ' - Ohio. SUiclriu Small-, anil Bi-lli ;aMiinn SiK a. Sin- i joioi-il in Mortar tjoanl liv Kloi.o FnnlMl anil Ki.lorr. l(n|ipi ' r.liliri;.  liii i. al-o prfLilrnl of V. « ' . anil a nienil.ir of llii- . luilinl Sinalc. ll ■ll Hollinaii. Icr prr%iilrnl of lllf Junior rlan anil a iniMiilii-r of Cliiiin-.. lii-lollR« lo l ' . S. (;.. . anil 1 ' on lln- Junior I ' roiii Coinniillpc. Kilitli Hpndrix i jircnidrnl of rliiloinalliran l.ilprar Socirl . 300 Clifton BvrliHirh Parks I ' . Hohrnsline KtU nt Kennedy Dunnavant fl.isNint ' .T To ltl Boord A . Hohensline U nllers A isongiT Simmons If aUien Jamby Srciiarf St. Junius R. Jonea Brennnn Lay L. Gardner H. Jones Dunbar Johnson Riihunts J. Gardner ALPHA PHI Helen Bronskv FACULTY MEMBERS Constance Loomis Gladys Palmer Elizabeth Bei-kwiih Lucille (Clifton SENIORS Helanva Dunnavant Jean Walters Betty Boord Janice Dalrymple Emily Dunbar Louisa Gardner JUNIORS Alice Hohenstine Betty Johnson Betty Jones Rachel Richards Jeannette Gardner Mary Lay SOPHOMORES Enimagene Nisonger Jean Parks Winifred Bossinger Mary Brennan irginia Hoben- ' line Eleanor Jacob) Ruth Seidnian Rachel Jones Helen Kennedy PLEDGES Gwen Moody Jane Simmons Jane Teeters Ruth Si. James Dorothy Todd Maxine Elliott Jane Maiden Founileil 1H72 . ' 5 Chapters IDJHII) Members Khn C.lttipler E.sKiblishetl I ' n2 220 Seienteeiillt Aieiiiie Alpha Phi is iell represented in activities this year. Eleven nieniheri are iu Y. W. C. A.; three members were intitrumental in orpanii nR a chapter of the National College Poetry Ctnh on this cam)ins. with I.nrille (Mifton as president. Amonj: the lilerae are Betty Johnston anil Hetty Jones, niemlier of Chi Delta Phi, the former also treasurer ti Pan-hellenir. On the Poinerene Ad isory Board is l.onisa (Gard- ner. Itarhel Kirhards. Queen of the Military Ball, and Eiiimapen ison(£cr are niemlirr- of Srholaris. Mary l,a is a sophomore Makio editor. l i - ' L !Jl_ «£ WBk f s t M m liy- j ' Ttfi ' j: , «._fl 1 t -. 301 Habn Uron Trap Furnti Mood Market Kitfiore tt at,t n rU-r iinp Ireland H, ufihtan Misner Lopan Southard Etlintl Em titer I King: Thomas Lynas Leukart Palz Herron Maize Tracy Ftilk.-nslfin Ehherly Freiburghouae PHI MU Doris Buhrmaster Roberta Falkenstein Virginia Farber SENIORS Vivian Freiburghouse Janet Gates Evelyn Herron Margaret Kilgore Janet Leeder Mary Logan Eleanor Lynas Garnet Maize Margaret Markel JUNIORS Sally Eberly Claribel Leukart Esther Patz Jane Fleming Jean (loultrap SOPHOMORES Mary Emmert Virginia Tracy Jean Young elva DeFosset l)r)rolhv R Ton li.-th Khioii irginia lurniss Margaret Graessle June HiMifihlon Helen ll.ihn Sally Ireland Jane Jartjues PLEDGES Fern Ring (iertrude Misiier Mary Moody Mabel Southard Imopene Syx Leona Thomas Kalherine Watson Fnun,l,-d in.-,- ' ' t7 i ' hfiftters lOjmO Members I i stlitn (Jliiptrr HsKihlished I913 l ' . ' 2 luka Avenue 1 lir I ' ll! Mil liouite is llif homp of Vt%iun Frriburnhuu r. Soripty ) ilitor of I lir l.anlrrii, Tlirin Si):ma I ' lii. Mortar Itoart), ami Oiair- iiinn of the Kinr Arl« ( omniiltcf of tlir Y. V. f A., uiiil ViTKinia Ire Tnirv. ' onirn ' Fililor of Siimlinl. I ' lirla Sidrnn IMii. anil Chair- riian of l)ii- . Vi . I ' liMirity Commillrr. (lllirr artivr I ' lii Mti Aorori irr Marnurrl MnrkrI. ( onn-n l aii-)irnri)ir, V. l ' . C. A.. I ' omrrrn ilvi.orv Itiiiinl. aui Siirma Ela IMii. anil Mary Lo an wilh Srhnlaril, III I i-lla I ' lii. mill Itrta Gamma Si|Cina. . 02 McDonald toort ' W. Miller King An I. Bryant Clickin er Cnnp ' Bee Jonf s Cain Stuber Mesioh tslrone MrDtrmott r i.rnmnn Peters Ruth f hirtzintier S.Smith Ma:hY Mager Bruny . orman Stone Reid Stcanpuer Kidd Hartmeyer Maxicell Tripp Garvin Doherty Bonehton L. Bryant S. Miller Blosser Geren Pfenin): Jnrkson L. Smith Sireirh ALPHA XI DELTA Virginia Bee Jane Blosser Lois Bryant Doris Clickinger SENIORS Garnet Cain Elizabeth Jack on irginia Jones Sue Miller Mildr Marv ed Geren Kidd JUNIORS Elaine King Catharine Peters Mary Ruth Betty Schirtzinger Lois Smith Sidney Smith Oral Swanguer Freda Boughton Iva Bryant SOPHOMORES Catherine Cooper Mary Garvin Mary Leanian Marv Miller Katherine Pfening Arlene Tripp Dorothy Armstrong Rose Bruny Jane Doherty Martha Fraher Aria Hartmeyer Ruth Mager Marie Mathy Laura Max ell Ruth McDermiitl PLEDGES Mary McDonald Lulamina Mesloh Dorothy Moore Betty Norman Marv Reeder Lois Rose Judith Schleigel Betty Stone Jean Stuber Fniindetl 1893 53 Chapters 9,500 Members Psi C.hftffter Estiihlished l ' )li, 7 ' ) Fifteenth Avenue Alpha Xi Delta is  dl rfi re-.-nlfil hi W. S. C. A. by Doris Click iligrr Ireasurcr. ami l a Itr anl sopliomiirf rpprrsciitalive and finance rhairniar. of Mnl-Mirror-. Uons is also a incliilicr of (;ii;n f-, Schnlaris Student AdM or, ( omen ' s fftlio. and receiver of the Pi Lambda Thela a sard for ] ' . . W . C. A. finds ainoiii: its manv Alpha Xi Delia nieniliers Mildred (ieren. Chairman of the Fresh- man Y. M ' . f;. A. Cabiiiels and nieniber of Chimes, and Catherine Cooper, membership council of Y. W. (;. A. 303 . i«Jf «tr Xht is H,i,l„hauy.h Mini on Jit.h Urynnl Conine ISuOu McCiilt htun hurktl . tu Secflham Foster Tillt}!snn Jnrtis Yimnfi Lope SIGMA KAPPA FACULTY MEMBERS Hi ' len Brown Mildred Watson Katharine lirown Marjorie Jar is SENIORS Edytlie Needliani Mary Pfening Margaret Lope JUNIORS Mary Tillotson Clare oung SOPHOMORES Marv Fo ler era Bobo Donas Bryant Aririr ilurket Thelnia (Conine Franres Hi ' ks Mary May PLEDGES Margaret MeCiitcliion Betiv Minton Nell Ra.l.ilial.t;ll Grace Sehaffner Frances Sturgis HMD Mfinbvrs (hi i.htiphT h:sliil,lishr(l 1 )1 ) 20M liikd Affiiiif Siuma Kii|i|iir« rliirf roiilril iilii ii to tli - It.W.n.l. i. M.ir](irir jHr is. prr-Hlrlil iif llii iironly. «liit livl- ii ' licr «rli ilic Srrrclury- 1 rrii-urrr iit S«iri ril I ' rf«iili iil ' . t ullllril, I ii iin- . Miitiuitir of Itrouii- IHK. unil . . (!. . Slir iil-o wa. ii i-ntHlidalr f ir icr-l ri ' i«lriit of llli ' SniHir I ' lii... I ' Mvllir Jalir N Ihiiiii mill Mory TilloKon -liiirr Mnrjori ' rrr l in llrouiiiiiF iiiiil VVC. . Mary Ko lrr l on the fttrrriliK roniiliitirr nl tlir KorriiElt Trailr dull. 304 Hazant Met ar land Taylor Marshall Otlinfiltl Opprnhrim Jortfs Shrruooil L mim Tighe Camhlf Orr Fox John Man tt ampler Clouse Van Lynd Davis HarrtuI Etans Stahler if ellnuin Brallon Hurlhut Eger Watson Miller Covin$ton Thatcher Hume U yelh Lalhrnp Moolz Hansberger Kissell CHI OMEGA Mary Baggs Elizaheth Covington Margaret Bratton Catherine Evans SENIORS Ruth Heizer Elizahelh Hume Maybelle Lathrop Anita Miller JUNIORS Barbara Hetzler Dorothv Ottenfeld Maxine Stahler Ruby Sampler Mary Mootz Jessie Thatcher Jeanette Wyeth Catherine Watson Virginia Wheeler Jean Bushnell Milliient Clouse Martha Uenune Phyllis Hansberger Florence Hoffman Ruth Hurlhut SOPHOMORES V iolet Jones Betty Lynd Jean Mar hall Betty McFarlaml Mary Oppenheim Mildred Wellman Jane Davis Mildred Dreveny Wilda Eger Betty Fox Alberta Gamble Janet Harrod Roberta Hazard PLEDGES Margaret Johnston Sara Lemon Lucinda Orr Katherine Penny Betty Sherwood Jane Tighe Alice Lipton Fimiuh-d urn H7 Chiiptrrs 17,Q0n Members Zelfi Alplni Chdfirer E.slnhlished I )I ) 144 E. tf (lotlniff Aietiuv Rrieiiiiig over Hoiiieroniini: frstivitie «as (Ji n Mary Alma 0| | « n- hfini in wlio-e rinirl was Malicltp Lathrop. (!lii Omi- a i well ri ' l - rpseliird on the taffs of the arioii- eainpil? pnhiirations. I ' ep Bratton h a iie| artinent rilitor ot the Lantern. Milh Violet Jones and Jean Bushnelt as-istinc as reporter.. I.ee Covinillon anil Jeanetle Vlyetli are Snnrlial writers, uhile MiMrerl Devaney is on the Ohio Stater. Strollers claims Klorenee Hoflman. Betty .MeFarland and Betty I. on I.vnii are active in the Swan dllh. 305 Oppinheim ( ' ithn Alias Rost-nhnitni (.uliltinith .Niiss  nii i 1 o ' A ' .-ts n-r Coldslvin AmbvT Svftal Korhman irmiUl Ea l ' Reich Livingston Alexan U ' r Snewind Blum Fi-lsenthal Ih-iiluh Hrttmson If  ' i Hirst h K t-stht imt-r E. Ohhunn J . Ohlmnr Cooilman Rosfnhu-th Sculler Levinson Mathfus Kamm RitimHrin i.uUllfrs. Frivlantier Lonvnthal SIGINIA DELTA TAU Wilm;i (HildlxTS SENIORS Em ' Imi R( en ti ' in M;ir Frifdlander Rulh Kiinieiis Ro r Levin ) n Barliiira Loweiilha JUNIORS R ) elyn Mutlievvs Eleeiif Ro eIll)Ush Dorot!i Sculler Eluine Branison El a Alexander Isabel Amijer Helen Arnold Helen Asher Leona Alias Elsie Blum SOPHOMORES Margery Felsenthal Maxine (.ondinan Jane (inlin Se erna Deul-ill Elsie Kajlle Rila (;ii(k llolli ' Il-e (; il(l-li ' i I!ell (;i lclMuilll Jiian Korliniaii PLEDGES Maxine Livingston Franres Maelntyre Janel ' u--liainn Eleanor iMilin.in Jane Olilin.in Jane Oppenheini S l ia Ri-icli Ruth Hirsch Carolyn Strashurger Sara Rosenliauni Charlotte Segal Helen Sne vind Hortense Vi eiss Mar estheinier Belt York I ..linilril I ' ll: I -i ( .lltl ltrrs li ' yO MvinhtTS (piinuun CliiifttiT i:sliihlisli, ' ,l I ' r2l i)t Fijirciiili Ivpniie K.i.flin Miil|iru . prr«i,l if U. S.C. .. r.Hinl.rT ..I Sili.iLi.i. aii.l I lull,,-., riirrii-. III. ' k.- rliuiii in S. 1). T. MuMiir ( imhIiikiii. Miikici Si.iili.iniiirr Kihl.ir iiiiil I ' liii-lu ' ll Hi-jir iilaliM-. fullo« . a rlii r o-t-iilii). Kiilh l.n- Kaiiifii iwi-M- till- Kiin-I ill rliupirr iiirrtiiiiiv. Aitiiiiiit tlif piliJllr. 1. Joiio Ciihi ' ii Ir.i-h ll. l. O. i:., i.lni is srrrrlarv ii( Krrsh- iiuiii rliMlir.. niriiiliiT i.f Sili.ilun- mill W. S. ;. . l.o.illa Allai  ii« u Irail ill riliiiMi, ttillfl iiriMliirtion. anil a well a Sriiolarii iiirnilirr. S. I . r. lliinifriiniiiiK Di-i-uraliuim hoii upconii plarr in lliii rar riini|ii ' liliiiii. 306 If ' elshimer Ford ( ' .rail Zimmer Enly Fnstrr Ebrrst Monroe Forsyihe Anderson Bfechvr Dabble Graty U illiants M. Jfeaver J. U eater Jahnslun Clark Davis McBay Blizzard Milh-r McPheror ZETA TAU ALPHA Ruth McPheron Blanche Miller SENIORS Josephine Weaver Dorothv Wilson Ruth Blizzard Alice Clark Marjorie Davis Christine Eberst Betiv Crall JUNIORS Virginia Ford Pauline Johnston SOPHOMORES Gladys Forsythe Margaret McBay Mary Weaver Marian Zimmer June Anderson Harriet Beecher Sylvia Duhhle Eleanor Ealv PLEDGES Evelyn Graly Therese Gulmi Pauline Welshimer Sarah Williams Fmiiitled IH )H It i CJitiplfrs 10,000 Members Ali lin ' fid Chupler Ealnhlishvd l ' )21 .55 Filh-i ' iilh Avenue Vrr alilily srrm tn be the kr-ynnlr o( rhf Zcia Tan Alpliu [lirlv in the arlnily s  irl. Rulh Blizzard lirads Pan-lipllcnir for the year 1935-36. while Rulh McPhermi devotee her inn ieal talent to the OSl stafF. lie i)le beilli: nlU i al ilirerlnr iil Itrownini and iee- prekidenl of Delta Omiernn. Kteainir Kul « atliletie interest lead her In Swan CItib and the Ontinp tlhili. and a well he i a mem- ber of the University Chorus and Orrhesis. E elyn Craly divides her interest between Strollers and the Spur Club. 307 Munyoti Ifilliarns ALPHA DELTA PT FACULTY MEMBERS Alma Heimer Mary Bruerd Evelvne Bowyer SENIORS Alii ' e Dotsoti Florence G inlen Juaiiita Friend Genevieve Kininadi JUNIORS irginia Reeve? Mary Mossteller ' irginia Smith Geraldine Williams SOPHOMORES Evelyne Johnson Jean Ellspernian Eleanor Grig-hy Janice Munyon Leiha Mason PLEDGES Jane Moore Genevieve Poslon Virginia Slinff Marjorie W heeler tiiuntlvtl lll ' il 56 Chaiilvrs 19.500 Members -tlpha i Chnpti r Established 1921 1948 Itika Aveiiiie l(i iiiirurii-« Hlut h|)nrl« lakr )iri-r - lrni-i ' in Alpha Drila Pi. if our ran jikIkc l y llir fnlltittini: : KvrUn h(n T inrln lr a itv Drlialini:, I i-llu SiKiiia l(lif . and Sitinui Drita I ' lii in her artivilir . a« tvrll .i . V. t ' .. . unil I ' urntn (!hih. iruinia K« ' r r!i i a nirinhrr tii Ihrla Si nia riii, Chi Dcha l hi, anil I ' an-hi-UiMiif-. In tomrn ' |i il an- Mary Moolrlhr. Culf Cliili and Vrrhiri Chih. a- urll a - ' ililna Alpha SiKMiu ; Mirr l .d iHi. Ila.rhall Chih: a ' nl Klranor i;riK-hv. Arrhiri Inli. uh.niz uilh OrrI and I ' on and llrn-h. JUS Horn it z : pitz Bt rg er Herman Cohen Lent met Platka Oppenheim Rulhsthilil iitirfinkle Kinsley Sohiloff . fuhfti4:sen lintivn Moraanslern Olensky Linile Klitans Shields Jacobs EtUnvilih Koslen Freeman Rombro Piker Sihomer Feinman Sabad Luria U eitz Joseph Lety ALPHA EPSILON PHI Dorotln JiiM ' pli SENIORS Florence Piker Frances Shomer Suzanne Lew Lillian Feinman Thelnia Jacobs Hortense Luria Eleanor Klivans Beatrice Koslen JUNIORS Ruth Olensky SOPHOMORES Pauline Linde Rose Rombro Elaine Sabad Elaine eitz Helen Shields Lucille Berger Adeline Brown Marian Cohen Reatha Cohen Cecille Freeman A erna Garfinkle Helen Herman Ruth Kingley PLEDGES Janet Lenimel Rosalind Morf;anstern Gladys INeuhausen Selma Horwitz Estelle Oppenheim Dorothy Platka Rosalie Rothschild Ruth Sobiloff Hermine Spitz FouikIciI I ' m) 23 Chapters 2.h0n Mpinbers lllm (.InipU ' r Eslfiblished 192} 184 Fiitopnth Aipniie Till- . F, l lii gill Id ruiiipii arli ilif i Itorlrn f l.iiria. vic- prt ' -Klfnl of S. G. A., iiiriiilifr of llir juiliriiiry roniiiiiltpe of Ihul orgaiii atton. and arli f in Knot and Sadillr. Belly E lla i1rli. a randida ' r fur assoriate-bii-inci niatiaiipr of llic Makio. and Flainr Saliad. a iiirnili T of the OSl ' iiroadravliiii; -lalT. ar ' tshoni the rhapter mav k[ii-ak. Irene Siininnn , Three pledpe-. Ko alind Makin Srhulari . help- boost the -eh dH tir a eraf!e. i nree pieci|:e-. Mnrpan-lern. Adeline IlrdMii, and (Gladys Neilhau en work editorial lalT niemhers. of inenilu-r of 309 { nil lark 1.0 ttnl B.rAnn Ct ffman Bronn Willis Tiiiinsrnil IluU iittit Laurie Jones . . Smith Drtiyer Cook Henz ' -eh Ritfurt Woods Ray Rose K orlhin rort Morgan Kyser Mollencop Helpbrin er F. Smith Fisk Suank E. Ward KAPPA DELTA FACULTY MEMBERS Frances Jones Mary Mark Rowena Cook Annelle Demoresl Reiihili Fisk Marv Kvser SENIORS Glen Helpliringer Elizabeth Herczegh Jane Mi)llenrop Ruth Rose Evalyn Rupert Frances Smith Hilah Hijigins Leah Morgan JUNIORS Mary Ray SOPHOMORES Phvlli- Ldwerv Mary Swank Esther Ward Etta 4 illis Josephine Worthington Alice oofis Elizalieth Tow nsend Belly Beall Bettv Mcrdan Barbara Iti ' owii H.-tt Clark PLEDGES ilrl. ' ii Jones Marjory Smith i ian W ard h ' n,iml,- l I ' lOl iisnta Ktipjui CluijtltT llstiMish.;! ; ! ' : ' 22 1 Si ' trtitfrnth trrtiuv IImm.- miiIimMiiik IIic iiuiiir ' iif Kiippa D.-llu in 1)h- ih-IimU lirld in- .1.1.1. ' II.. ' l..ll..ulnM: Jiiiii ' M..llrii ' ..|.. prf.i.lriil .il ill. ' OuIIiik Dlob, vi. . ' -jirr-iil. ' til i.t SiKiiiu l|ihu SiKiiiu. uii.l a SliKlriil Sriiiilor; Kranm Stiiilli vho i rliapIiT pri ' «iili nt uikI a mpiiilirr t ( .S.G. A ' ; and Mary 8Matil(, prr iilpnt iif Hoiiic Kcoinniiir« Sorifly. o irginiu Brown THETA PHI ALPHA SENIORS Edith Harig Mary Longwell Edith Parker Joanne Seikel JUNIORS Katherine Larrimer Dnrrtthy Bergen SOPHOMORES Eilleen J ter Ethel Slanina Josephine Brown PLEDGES Lorraine Haggerty Mar McCaffrev Magdalena McNeely Helen Mevers Martha Pinnev Fminil il I ' ll 2 ]H C.hiiptcr l. ' mi Members (ifinintti Chdittrr E ' ilnhlislu-d l ' )2:i IVi.i Fijtcpnih Avenue Every Thcia IMii lplia -flrr ha- an arri il . yiiite a rrrord ivn ' l it? AnKine thf ni(i l proiniiifiil | Klhrl Slaiiiiia. prrvtilt-nt of llir llaliaii (Mult anil mcmhrr i f (hf Spanish (!liih an l (liuniiinnily Sp in- of V. U ' . ( ' .. . ireinia lirtiHii iv vrrrrlar of ihi- Npwman CInb. a ' writ a ifr-pri- idpnl of Plii Clii Thrta. Josi-pliinr Bronn and Ht-Ifn Meyers are in Mid-Mirrorv. Ilie laller al o a nienilier of the S[Hi Club. Prexy Joanne Seibel i in stroller? antl Ibe . e man (lUib, , I1 Bnllin vr Mooney Dudgeon Vlolfe Smith Smith Jiomird Kale LuilvrHOod Perry I ' anniesen Taylor Turotcski Sarnecki THETA UPSILON ( ornt ' Iia K:ile SENIORS Maxine Mooney Marparet Perry Alfreda Sarnecki Kathleen Smith irpinia Taylor JUNIORS Willa Underwood SOPHOMORES Lidabelle Wolfe ( orinne Hollinper Geneva Uailv PLEDGES Wiiiiinil Dllil eo I ' aiilini ' Howard s,.,uu- l.lovd Phyllis Sears Eileen Smith Margaret Smith ( ' tM-elia Turi vski Eileen an (ieisen Fnumlril I II4 27 Clidiilrrs 1. 1 till M nil hers Di ' llii (.hiipliT Eshlhlisllrd ' ' : ' .{ ' ' ■ I ' linliiiiiiilii .iri ' iiiit ' irt!iiiia T;i I.ir ritiiir- fir t a rn i ii-nl i.( I ' iiii-Iirlli-iiir, iii.-iiilirr of (lir Sliiili-iit Si-iiulr. oini ' tr Ohm. Iiiul Siuina l|iliii Siciiiu. Alfrritu Siinirrki fnlliitts t illi nirinli«-r ]iii) ill nniMiiiiii!. Kii|itiii K.pMl uiiil r ' ] rr riiln1iM- in I ' iiii-lirllriiir. Mariiiirrt -1ii I ' iTr i- a Itr Miiii|! tiiriiilii-r n« ui-ll a IVti anil llrifli. HniMtiiiii! aKaiii i-laiiii a ' I ' lirta I . Ill liilalii ' lli ' Uiilfi ' .  lii i al-ii III III! ' ( iiiiiiiiiiiiil Srriirr niM-i.iii ..I Y.fl. C. A. unil I ' linirrriir ( rr . iil «.S. C. . anil ii llr liiiF iMCiiilirr. : Rineborl M . i . Lennnni Slfimhnitph Aiicustus Shnrp ,l «n iev M . Leonard Hiltltntntl () shorn Benoy M.Thompson Hlack ff alf or d ifiltiams Reipblty Hvber Craig Donovan Penney Cnntpbell Card Shotts AurAro Zs Mfnier A ' , tf ' eber Hnfemei ter Fisher Reason Knox Lewis Heberding M.I.Thompson W i7son McKeivn Madden ALPHA CHI OMEGA FACULTY MEMBERS Virginia Sanderson Edna Campbell Buena Donovan SENIORS Dorothy Nuckolls Margaret Penney Lucille Richmond Margaret Shotts Wilma Starr Mary Thompson Iris Craig Cornelia Fisher Nancy Card Charlotte Heberding JUNIORS Anna Hafemeister Leila Hiltbrand Helen Knox Betty Lewis Margaret Madden irginia McKeown Margaret Mercier Jane Reason Edith Weber Kathrine Weber Veva Wilson Alice Benoy SOPHOMORES Marcella Heber Phyllis Rinehart Audrey Sharp Margaret Augu lus Beatrice Black Ruth Combs Jeanette Frye Carmen Griffis Muriel Holland PLEDGES Evelyn Osborn Jeanette Fetch Hester Reighley Jane Stambaugh Mary Thompson Martha Williams Ruth Wolford Foitndpil IH85 j? Chapters 11,800 Members Alphii Omicron EslnUlishi ' d l ' 2:i I In Til el flit Aieniie Al tlip head of Ijie Alplia Clii arlixily roller rnmc Uplfn Kimv a--iiriatr-f Iil r t.f llip 1  . :. Makiii. Ctitnio. Kla Sigma I ' hi, .Vt.C.V ami Junior Prom riimniiltetf. Cliarlotif Hi ' licriliilt:, who riaim- 1l (li ' iliiirlioii of hcirii: Ihf oiil t:irl in Dairy Hn handry. ii sororil prri-idpnl. MTrctary tif SadiMr anil Sirloin, At: Stmii-iil slalT nu-nilii-r. anil a mcmlirr of Spur and 1-H i;hih-. Five nieiliher of llie . W, ( ' . A, inemhersliip eolnlnillee, ( ' ornelia F ' isher, Kdilh U ' eher, Marparel Aladdeii, Hesler Reiphley. and Marcarel Shotts. are Alpha Chi sislern. 3L3 7,n n„ hti thin SmUUv R„ ,nh„ im -Sr.rfi M. L ' vinson Miller GnlilvnhfTfi Ha . . II, •lit:h - nivT F,ii ilmiin .„r Inn (;„ , , ' f Rosenberg Landnti Smith I- ;. ■ insori SprrUna E,l hon (,olnn ' niiuman Daiidorl PHI SIGMA SIGMA SENIORS Phyllis Leviii ii Marv Baiinian Mildred Bolliplirinirr Hiilh Hod. ' k Bernice ioldl)prf; I.illinn (loldt-nlierg Kdilh K.iphin JUNIORS Rmh Frirdni.iii Evelyn Edelson SOPHOMORES M;u ' i in DaN iditrf Kiilli Kl. ' iii BiTiiiir I. akin l.iirille Kandaii Miriam I.( ' illMiii Klllli (Fiirddll PLEDGES Zenda Urhci ' tiiaii EveKii Majinel Riilh Miller Lillian Rii- ' enliaiin Sally Golanty Annette Sperling Jean Long Lillian Smith Mildred H(, enl)erg Mildred Saddle Klllli Stern Foiindiil l ' ll:i 2f Chiifitrrs 1.1(10 Meinhfrs t hii ( ' htipler H lahlisb,;! 1 )2H 203 Fourteenlh Aieiiue S| liiii i)r ir- uiiil |ilf«lpi ' « jirr aclivr in rain|)ii« ar1i ili«-fi. Sally Oiituiily. wUo tt irliU iIk KJi rl. Iiol iHll kri-p- llip linu P wires busy iill liiiiir 1)1 llir iliiy, Itill iiImi IkiM- k plai-r on llif Sornrilv Prrni- • Irnl- ' Ciiunril and tlillrl Slntli-nl Connril. I ' l ' lp Kilrlvon is an ai-livr niniilxT ol tlii ' V. . C. A., uhilr Lil Smith JM a raixliilalr lor Miikio. .i-nda l.ifliiTMian i llif ilrlialpr nf Ihr li( n f. Iiuvinit Kiiinnl a |n -i1iun iiii iIh- I ' Ti-vhinan am) cnnni ' ar il l)i-l)at Iciun . 314 Ramser Zarimski Fiill,-r Oiborn Bop;. ,iilhri,- Brungard Rudihau h Moore Robertson Reuhmand Moson Suinehforl Cook Lewis Gerlinger Jones Millar Hosteller Speers GAMMA SIGMA ALPHA Jean Cook Ladonna Lewis SENIORS Alice Gerlinger Doris Jones JUNIORS Marv Hosteller Jean Speers Wilma Millar Pauline Zaremski Rutheda Rudibaugh SOPHOMORES Madaline Mason Julia Boggs Elizabeth Brungard Jane Fuller Eltha Lewis Lucv Moore PLEDGES Mary Oshorn Frances Ramser Thelnia Reuhmand Margaret Robertson Dorothy Swineheart Ftmuilpd 1933 Chiipter 34 M,,nl rrs Alphii ( ' .hiipter Esltihlislwd l ' )33 ) ( cvf Truth Avi ' tiiiP Alhlelir- ' play a big part in llie aclivilies of llir Caniina Sipma Alpha pirU with sucli pxamplfi a. Jfan Cook kHo br-lonp lo the Physical Ed Cliili parliripatr- in iillfy Ball and Inrrainiiral Raskct- liall. and i a mrnihcr .i( Iho Hoii,,car H.ii k.-y learn. « lima MilliT. .ho also belunp lij Ihi- It-an). find. Iimr for Arrhfry Club. Physical Education Club, and Inlraniurul Ituskclball. Mar Hostetlcr and l.andonna l.pwi- both claim nicnibiT liip in the Home Economics Club. L ' nivcrsity CranRe. antl l.H :lub. I.nry Moore and MafKarel Robert- son dance in Orchesis. Krances Kaniser is in Strollers, while . t ' . C. . interests Thelma Ruehrmund. 315 PROFESSIONALS Ih ' vaney Moser Cut I ins Saitlmon Mursc ii oldrn an U i tlcrkehr Housrr Hon if: Bartoszek Lingle I ' nU.rr Smifh COUNCIL OF PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS Ali h(i Kdp xi K(ti i)ii Keniii ' lli W liilnier Alpha Mil Pi Omi ' tm Rosioe Urciu ' iiian .lliiliii Omega 1 Millori Hmiig Alpha ' si _ Ht ' iiii.iii Mo er Pflla Signta Ih ' lta John ScliiiuH ' IIer l),lla Thela Phi .|,.liii Ituiloszek Gamma Ettii (iainmn Li-hiiid Hiitlu ' iforii Omefid Tan Sigma Ernest .S:iulnioii 318 U orknian Closf Cass Shtiii Lttburph Satestonv Post Brumm ( ' .ran- ford Rpynotfls Adtims Kocni§ Mar quart U iedvrkvhr McCrfa Kirk Jones i ' niherson Siihr I ' avey linrnfft Leepi-r Berg GHardi Trippy MacConkfV BuhrmasUT Pinkerton Jiu kson i ' ogetsbrrfi Alhn lirh Eib Purer oble Qiiidnrt Kreide PSI OMEGA Joel Bernhard ( arl Bouoher Irwin Bolleiihn William Barnes Colby Jarksoti Willi A.lai James Berg George Kinsey Frank Allen William Axline Dorral Berry Paul Brumm Paul (:a Harvey Cotlrell Harold Crow illiam Graham Charles Koenif; James Kreider Fl() (l Biilirma l ' Alvin Noble Richard Close Rav Crawford Paul Eib Robert (iilardi George Hopkins FACULTY MEMBERS Wilbur Marshall Harry Semans Ollie Mobberly Herbert Shumway W endell Postle Diek Snyder SENIORS Howard Leeper Robert Marquart JUNIORS Paul Pavey SOPHOMORES Julius Pater Paul Pinkerton PLEDGES John Horner Beryl Jones % ' inst )n Kirk Homer Lubur h Robert MarConkev Marion McCrea George Quidort Wesley Suhr James Reynolds Harry Millhoff Roger Mills Everett Natherson Charles Notestone Daniel Postanre Frank Starr Victor Steffel Robert W ade Roland Wiltberger Harry Vogelsberg Gavlord W iederkehr Emerson ard Clifford Smith Robert Trippy Robert Shaw Robert Underman Frank Willing Fred Wollard Willard W orknian foiindeil lH ' r 37 Chapters 17,160 Members ' .SI ( ' Jnii)if ' r Eslahlislu ' il l ' )i)] Kl ' l Tnelflh Avenue Denial , 1 ' ) J. fraul Marlon . Martin Lonp Richison Cntchfifld Sparling McGatran Machleitt R. Traul Hilly Coulson Ritlgvuay Schafvr Jenkins Altmaier Beiser Sthriner Elder Keiser Dei Cray ft iltis Robinson Seymour Byrne Harris Smith Hill Hnnver Dixon . orris McGregor Bnileati Snyder Sortbruf U binn,-r Ih-Mulh Jennings .1. Martin Greenlee Thon ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA Hugh Beatty George Curtis Horace Davidson Thornton Boileau Forder DeMuth Alvin Greenlee Clovis Altmaier (Charles Baher Joliii Hriiwn Dietrich Heiser Thomas Byrne Rohcrt Di kev Salter Angerinan William Beck Charles Brown Francis Davis Frank Hamilton Edward Harris Henry Hilty Joseph Huches William Jennings Waller Devine Fred Dixon H-dicrl (irav W illiam Haverlielcl Bnrlon Elder W illiam Harris Rohert Haultrich Herhert Cammerer (iliarlo Critchfield Thomas Curran Rolierl Inglis FACULTY MEMBERS Isaac Harris John Horst Hugh Means SENIORS Charles Kincaid Harlan Mc(iregor Archie Martin JUNIORS John Hill Riihen Hftover Frank Long SOPHOMORES Rohert Reiser Charles Mc(;avran J du Ma. ' hiedl PLEDGES Rohert Jacohs George Jacohy Edward Jenkin- John Mitchell (Uaude Perry Phillip Reel William Mitchell James Norris Deane Northrup John Martin Joseph Morton Lowell Murph Rush R( l in on ernioi Noble W alter Schafer Rohert Schriner Richard Miller Harvey Murphy Eniorv Pinnell Howard l ' olle% Raymond Seymour Edwin Sledden John Upham Leslie Snyder James Thompson John Urban John Ury John Traul Kenneth W hilmer X illard Willis Miner Seymour Trent Smith Robert Traul Donald inicnt Hn li RichlM n Joseph Ri lgeway Richard ance Fimnded ISIir, i ' l Chd ilrrs tlfifnt Tim Chfi ttt r ! ' • Turlilh Aifniie Mv.tirill 320 I.inz if itimeyer Lane Koogler Karrer Duly Ward Acoeki Sells Stiluill Zie lfT Rennvr Seilz Xutker Hoover Broun Slolterberk U entz Fox McCready Maxwell Matson U att-rs Frazier Pedigo Start Edwards Hausa Marshall Martin Lin file Smith Forsythe Helms Meyer Thompson Merrill Arthur MeCallam Ball Zink Charles Doan Lindian Edwards Olen Ball Flovd Bielman Robert Arthur Jack Forsytbe James Arocks Joseph Duty Lewi F ' rederirk John Hau s Robert Brown Thomas Edwards Robert Frazier PHI CHI FACULTY MEMBERS Herbert Emswiler Samuel Edelman SENIORS Robert Merrill Robert Slotlerbeck JUNIORS Gage Helms Nevin Klatz Marion Lingle Edgar Fry- Harold Postal Maurice Stilwill James Thompson Harold Martin Joseph Maxwell Ben McCollam SOPHOMORES Herman Karrer John Matson Merrilt Marshall Robert McCready Robert Fox G rover Hoover Robert Koogler PLEDGES William Meyer Rudy Pedigo Robert Sells ' ilber Renner William Lane Frank Linz Howard Seitz George Watson Paul Yates Arthur Wentz Elmer Smith Wayne Smith S illiam Waters Earl Ward Linus Zink Gwynn Start Chester Widmeyer Harold Ziegler Edward Zucker Founded IH8 ) H ' t Chapters J.;. 00 Members (jiiiniiKi Chiipter Established I ' HO . ' {.54 ff est ! inth Ateniii ' Medical 2 Bnkvr Kahn Sadufntr Kr tthmer Sai ks Rosnrr Shi ' ckrr Ktifilan klarman Topnlosk Ftshninn Sbop-rn Kittz lUfsin l.riht rihtwt lirniin (Oilman I ' mnkrl Zif-ir h ' rieiinuin Rastnhliim M, y, r Sthonhrrp f; . Ni i Tronslein Fru tininr  ( t.ndUn .Mtirkoii it: PHI DELTA EPSILON Samuel Epstein Samuel Friedmar SENIORS Theodore Golden Paul Meyer Herman Ipp Albert Schonherg Arthur Tronstein Hrrnard Bre in JUNIORS Harold Brown Leonard Krankel Ji eph Oilman Herbert Markowitz Earl Rosenblum Philip Baker SOPHOMORES David Friedman Morton Kaplan Marvin Sadugor Harry TopoIo Uy Sanford Zieve l)a ld Fishman Abraham Hurwitz Herbert Jacobs .luliu isabii Harry Katz Sol Klalnian PLEDGES Henry kretchmer Milton Leibe ihaul Samuel Ro.- ' Uer Leon Sacks illiam Shapero H man Sheckel 4 ' l Cliiiiitprs ' ,.(1110 M.-mhrrs Chi (.hiiplrr Eslahlishfil l ' r21 20:i U . Trnlli lii-niie Mr,li,al ?,22 U nil- Cnrirr Sihu-nrzitnlit. r George Arps Raymon l Bennett Orville Brim Arthur Herrick KAPPA PHI KAPPA FACULTY MEMBERS John Clifton Dan Eikenherry William Cowley Ro coe Eckelherrv Schuyler Foster Leston Love GRADUATE STUDENTS Roliert Hughes Michael Kvocka SENIORS Lloyd Waite JUNIORS Milton MrCullough I ' riire Williams John Miller Forrest Shoemaker Robert Smith William Stone Edward Srolield Chester Wl.erry Donald Blue SOPHOMORES John Schwarzw alder PLEDGES Clyde Carter Howard Hofacre John H  lmes Glenn Price Alvin Wolfe Founded 1922 Ali hii Etii Chiiiiirr 47 Chapters Established 192H 3,000 Members 146 East Frambes .■ire:iue V.illtrnlinnnl x J S|H y H !a ' wm m ■■■ ■■■[ Hi f 9 H 1 ill 7,2?, Sarkt R„s,„lilum KIrinii A.C.oldUrg Tn,,i„, FUch .i .s iif; liuilirmiin Sornko II) Kiii liiii iiiilli Tiinin Tin hiiplou rnlla.k Bnrnrit M. Colilhrri! Brmh Sihnoll fisihcr HonijZ Srblitirtz ALPHA OMEGA Irvini! BiiriiPlt Ouvid Budin SENIORS SidiU ' N Fix-h Albert Frurik Albert (idlflherg Milton Honig Ben Kaplow Svdnev Polhi.k l.ouis Schwartz Irving Tapper Jesse Fischer JUNIORS E.hvard Sclincll l)a e TluinipMni Milton ( ulternian SOPHOMORES Hynian Kaplan Arthur Kleinnian Milton Ash Murrey Brody Mel iti (ioldherg PLEDGES Nate Lipshit}( Herherl Kiidler Jerome Ko!-eid)luni Joe Rudernian Phillip Sa.k Arthur Soroko A he Swedler Milton U ' ei-Mian SB k cC- ngm flr Q|j L - ' n f w •_ i .- ' • - Fnlinilrtl I ' ll) ' ) 1 0 CJinptvrs .1.0(10 Mrinlirrs ' s ( ' .lifi[ttrr HsKihlislu ' il I ' I-J: 2:i!l (I . r,;,lh ii,;iu, l ;,lul 324 lUinha, k Hirs.h John,. MrCall MilihfU llii,ll, .■I- F,ill,n Krih, llr, Mi( init Kin;: t mrlrii:hl . o(■rAc Teafortt Richmond inan Ttiif Shoemaker Kistler ,S fi;( t. ' T l.faih Pons Bnr:oszeh DELTA THETA PHI FACULTY MEMBERS Sila; Harris Vernon Barrett John Barti)p zek Roper Brennan SENIORS Thomas Coiirlright Raymond Hirsch Robert Leach Bernard McCann Ned Potts George Slaughter Faher Twav John Be er Arthur Fallen JUNIORS Robert Hanh.uU Carl Ji)hn-i n ilfred Keller Jiulsiin Ki t!er John Kramer Merrill Brntliers Vie Donahey RaMnond Diidlev PLEDGES ElliMin Kaulnian John M.Call Theodore Mitchell Carl Noeckei ' V arren Hichnionil Fred Roii sin Donald Sands arren Shoemaker Robert Teaford Fonitli-il l i:i 0.5 I ' .hiiplfrs 11,700 Members Chose Chiipler Esluhlisheil I ' )l:{ 2lli)l lukii tiemie Legal 325 F.ip ii rl Utr.k Jlaik. It Salt I opel Jtfsse l.ttnl Cox Krohn Miiniz Matim y liov Smith Sinul Moats Linztnmvier Carter Fly ( nUinu If aril Saul man Ishre . U( ' urniitk Jnhnsun Shivvs OMEGA TAU SIGMA Oscar Brumley Arthur Drt ' iii FACULTY MEMBERS Theoflore Fitzgerald Leonard Goss Willard Guard Walter H„h , Walter Krill Theodore [Nichols John Shoemaker Fred Speer John Collins Glen Fly Vaughn Ishee SENIORS Edgar Johnson Charles Linzinnieier Hugh Mc( )rnii4-k Jacob Haiuiey Arthur Moats Charles Muniz Peter Roy Ernest Saulnion Leo Shives Claude Smith Sheldon Stout Mari(!n Cox Paul Eippert JUNIORS Clarence Hackett William Honk Charles Josse Luther O ' Neill John Solt Martin Vogel David Carter SOPHOMORES Jai k Krohn Willis Lord Leonard (Marke Kolierl (Mover Phillip llanley W il-on Ihnes llaridd James Itohcrl Jimison PLEDGES George Johnson Adolph Lock Havniond Reed Harold Sheelz Darvl Short Foiimirii ] m: . i ' .hfi[ilrrs .yW MrmhiTs (rtininiti Chitplor Eslahlished 1 )17 7( E. Kifihleenth Aii ' iiur I i ' lrrinnr t ' ilitnl 326 Shirt-y ff alfv Hone Hieckhuff (Harrison W.irst i Srnrk Ftirndzinski Mote Dunir hui- U est fall U ilson Kiess Scull Ketller Turner Dennison EPSILON PSI EPSILON Durward Dennison William Kettler SENIORS Robert Kiess Herbert Mote Fred Scull Jack Sberidan Thomas Westfall Richard Wilson Thomas Donoghue Robert Hedges JUNIORS Fred Marsch Fred Rieckhoff Alexander Paradzinski Howard Shirev Alexander Turner John Garrison SOPHOMORES Arthur Gies Charles Howe Frederick Blume PLEDGES Lawrence Chalfant Henrv Stark Harry Wolfe Founded I ' llH Beta C.hnpter J Chapters Established 1917 1,500 Members 2040 liika Avenue Applied Optirid 327 H tilf Oarliniivr Hnrunv U ingcrter litntiT Sh Tiilnn LutUman llanulya Spatz Rothfrt Jttuk Rosentreter Huthtrfard Curcsik Kavy GAMMA ETA GAMMA SENIORS Myroii Ro« •ntr  ter Lel und Rutherford Henry W olf JUNIORS John Barnne Lawrenre Garl inper Geiirpe Mi(-h;i« Guri-sik Hanulya PLEDGES Frank Jiisek Richard Rothert Howard ' inperler Le i Bouer Stanley Kavy Willis Ludcnian John Sheridan Janie Spatz • Fniiiiflcil l H)l liho :ii,ii ter 22 lIuiiiliTs K-lnhlishril 1 )22 :i.ruill Mrinh.rs I ' lll l„h,i lirniie 328 Koch Ftylansky yjfypr Baumuelt Grossman Atinms Kamine Morsf BvrlinfT ! plater Feinstein isan Shfrman Mirin C.rffnfieltl Sinat Hobbs Kreseuitz Cohen Glast-ma Shale f sky Kaplan Lieberman SIGMA IOTA ZETA Fimndeil 1933 17 Members Locnl Fraternity ( eterinnrv Medical FACULTY MEMBERS 0 ar Brumley Walter Hobbs Max Carlin Jo-epli Kress SENIORS Leo Lieberman Joseph Morse Mever Berliner JUNIORS Alex Greenfield Solomon Mirin Harry Sinai SOPHOMORES Albert Classman J(i! e[)h Adams Isidore Baumwell Milton Feinstein PLEDGES R( (;er iro!. nian Meyer Koeh Abraham Kamine Gilbert Meyer Sidney Kaplan Benjamin Nison Morris Polansky Moses Shalefsky Harry Sherman David Splaver 329 Jones F.hvrls Tnl ma fii- BendfT I ' riniz Citlilfr M,t.„ i.rah.r U n,„l Bt-azell Taylor Htulrirh Brihmv iiirkelt Itn Harroff Heckvrt Katttrhenry Mill ft BETA ALPHA PSI 13 Chapters Oniirrnn C.luiptpr KsHiblishfd l ' r 9 Accouiiling Dulla! Bolon Paul Graber FACULTY MEMBERS Kobcrl Frickey Herman Miller Krooks Heckert Daniel Sliiinlinn Jamo!. MrCloy Jaridi Taylor Waller Wall Ruftsell Willrox GRADUATE Joseph Pillion SENIORS James Beazell EdfEar Bender Waller Hrehme William Brunson Harrv Burkcll William Galder Kolii rt Duiidon Rolieri Finley Konald Folk Kdward iuelde HoniiT Harroff Earl Hedricli Arlhnr llorr Roland Joni- Mliert kallirlienrv John I ' aiiM ' h Hilpli I ' rint . Jolin H(dib William Rover Donald Taylor Harry Weyrieb Merlin Willev Donald Wood Paul Eberls JUNIORS John Sharrer lUron Talmadge 330 Harninn Cniiiphi U Hufmil Mill.-r Fran,. Demmorest tckft Id UfSSfV Ma,l,l,n II II, A, lam. PHI UPSILON OMICROK Founded 1909 17 Chapters Ho Gammn Chapter Established 1915 Econc FACULTY MEMBERS Clura Banrrofi Blanche Bowers Daisy Davis Alice Donnelly Evangeline Evans Berlha E ' erhart Morgan (iorrell June Kennedy Ruth Lindquist Hughina McKay Elsie Minton Elizabeth Moore Mary Nicholson Florence Osborn Doris Ufer SENIORS Lucille Adams Elizabeth Bcck« ilh Ivis Bessey Edna Campbell Doris Eckfeld Mary Eesley Ruth Fischer Ruth France Hannah Harnian Beatrice IIiifTord Reba Huniniell Florence Miller Eva Moon Elizabeth Scatterday Mary Swank Margaret Youman Annette Demmore«t Harriet Lehman Margaret Madden JUNIORS Elizabeth Marsh Marjorie Welsh Vera Wilson 331 PotstiT Ffrnbt-rgt-r Rupi i ' r .bi-ri: U ttuduurtt Ranxam Lriin Jiihnsun lUoiin Hnmmoml Schalil ilirsrh Moesleller .Wi.is Orr Taylor SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA Founded l ' )24 lUO Members Local Sorority Social Service Elsie Jones FACULTY MEMBERS Mary Mark Louise Spreth Jeannelle Hammond Ruth Johnston Pearl I.iflnTnuin Leah Melchnirk Jam- Mcillfn o| SENIORS Mary Mo tt■ller Edilh Myers Virginia Orr Virginia Taylor Josephine Worthington Olcrlia Sihalil JUNIORS J;inf ' ootlw.iri! Gladys Berger Herherta Brown Jeannette Cann PLEDGES l)i)n ih Itriilii-riier Mary llirxh Lillian Levin Xriii.i I. lull ' E-lluT I ' olster Marv Ransom Helen Reeder Dolores Rtipper-lierg 3n m ' I ! T% 1 £9 1 ■ H K -] L ' H 1 ■ .is l_ H H p I I ' l H l «3 , 4 m HL,; m l.J r - H ■B Bm v y H H aL II i i B l l K • 1 ■ - - ' H f ' ' 1 1 B ' l L H pr , ' J K( ' ' 1 H 1 L vJ L Hnnsher$er Kill won h ril SatnptT If iltitTSon ' IS McPhtfron Fuller Allison T other t Smith Sheni ooil DELTA OMICRON Founded i W Chi ChiiiHer 21 Chapters Estnhlished I ' 2H Muslciil Edith Jone FACULTY MEMBERS Olwen Jones Oorotliv Lord Esther Allison Claru Killworth Helen King Janet Leeder Ruth McPheron Mary Saenger SENIORS Mary Sherwood Mary Tolbert Ruhv Watkins Josephine Weaver alda ilkerson JUNIORS Evelyn Ackers Mildred Hansberger Louise Fuller PLEDGES Margaret Laymaster Margaret Sisson Katherine Smith 3.?. f 0e - jj k iiri t .iBi MB N rt 111 if ■ % H O N O R A R I E S I . (. ' hiihh Johnsiim Ervin Hotte Jones Graf E. Chubb Scott f . Poslo tt hiliiifr Hendrix Reeder Simonton CHI DELTA PHI 1 - Fountleil I ' WJ Alpha Epsilon 38 Chaplers Ustnblished 1926 Literary Martha Ba kin Ellen Chiihli SENIORS Marparet DenKirest Edilh Hendrix Anne Poslle Grace I ' oston ' alda ' ilkerMtn Rulh Er ' ine Betty Howe JIMORS Betty J lin ti n Betty Jones Jean Heeiler Virginia Reeves Marcia Simonton Margaret Bell SOPHOMORES Bette Biiller ortli ' i ian (!lnil l Marjorie Poslon Ann Srolt Anne Turner FRESHMEN Grelelien Graf Anne Hullierfon) 336 Criit Freihtir ) % Schaffner Coble Jarkson Kline Fmlan Monuhan Rulherfont Ow n Randall Mtiiuir ' Cornell Hnrnum Pfening SCHOLARIS Founded 1928 350 Members Local Society Scholastic Betty Alberty Leona Atlas Frances Beveridge Margaret Calbeck Bettie Coble Jane Cohn Anita Crist Mar ' Davis Dorothy Dean Margaret Farber Jessie Freiheit Jean Helpbringer Mary Hinohey Mary Aliie Jackson Mabel Kline Peggy Knapp Helen Kromer Corine Linek Lillian Marks GrelcbiMi Mcik-lrdth Rita Monahan Dorothy Omundson Martha Owen Marianne Randall Lillian Rosenbaum Winifred Roudebush Martha Saenger Grace Schaffner Mildred Shapiro Irene Simmons Betty Sipher Genevieve Spriggs Vera St. Clair Mary Straub Leona Thomas Mary Thompson Mary Thurston Jeanne Utley Marie Vandegrift Velma A isedoni Dorothv Vi bitehouse 337 TOWNSHEND AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION SOCIETY Foundeil l ' 23 175 Members Local Society Agricultural Educiitiou FACULTY MEMBERS Lyman Jackson Harold Kcneslrick Wilbur Stewart (;kaduates DuiKiIii Hover Melvin keiiiiecly Emerfion Ball Daviil Heard Lawrence Best Glen Bidiiij; SENIORS Edgar Borst Robert Cainplii-Il Glen Dafler Donalii l ' ' ci ler Ralph I ' liller Arlliiir l.anli Merril Mon on Ran ()ni Oet .el John Borlen JUNIORS Robert Clark FRESHMEN Ralph Baker Norman Eleass Earl MrNutt Alvin Reuwee (Charles Sehlolli-rbeek Robert V( inkle Kennelli Kbv Earl Roveiiberger 338 Fr.ihiirfihiHis,- Lynas THETA SIGMA PHI Founded l ' HI9 Eta Chapter 34 Chapters Established 19i:i Jniirnalistic Elizaheth Covinptoii SENIORS Mary Davis Ruth Lawrence Vivian Freiburghouse Eleanor Lynas Jeanette Wyeth JUNIORS Virginia Tracy Hiilh Aliiiii PLEDGES Mary Ging Virginia Reeves 339 S. ' rair SIGMA THETA TAU Founded 1922 6 CJinpters h ' psiloit ( ' Iittptpr J ursin ' 4-Ediirntinn Lois Austin EHna Chambers FACULTY MEMBERS Jean Meade Ruth Perkins Margarel Reilly lone Suii-ircim Fr;nn ' i W urti Catherine Betz Edna lilac ' kliurn Stella Czuha SENIORS Carrie Daugherly Frances George Margaret Keiukill Dorothy Leupp Harriet M.CIelland Con tanre Straw Rehecra Tapp Mihired Thompson Jessv I hiniaii PLEDGES Helen Williams .140 Etltvrt Clfm Unn hur .r Limy Sniilrr Stnller Shafts Thornton Clim- Hiinklv Beery Morris Clark Emrrirk McCleery ETA SIGMA PHI Founded 1 ' I24 44 Chapters (.hissicnl LanpiKises Alpha Tail ( ' hiipter Established l ' 34 Esther Brown Inez Clem SENIORS Gwynne Evans Mar Larev Ruth Liihtenstein Jeanelte MrCleerj Ernie Waldron JUNIORS Alice Clark Mary Cline Martha Erkert Virginia Barker Evalvn Beerv i ian Emeriek Mildred Hansbur er He ' .en Knox Esther Marlins Theresa Morris JIaxine Runkle SOPHOMORES Margaret Gray Jean Marshall Maxine Sheets Helen Snider Elizabeth Staller Barbara Slarhuck Louise Swilzer Lillian Thornton Jane W alden .Ul ;;,.,. I TEXNIKOI Fminded I ' I24 1(10 Membprs I.ornI Society Engineering MEMBERS John Cunninfcham Robert EUa MT Charlei- (;riflith Cameron Hope Morgan Junes iiirren Junes Lee KU-inniaier Rirhard Lee Roherl Rush Joseph Srluiinaeher Linlon Siinerl Thomas Siiiikiiis August Sorenson Carl Weiler .Uj Criger RHO CHI Founded 1922 20 Chapters Phar Upsilon Chapter Established 7 «4 ral Eweii Gilli FACULTY MEMBERS illium Stevens Charles Williams Fred Williams W illiant Griger Glenn Markins STUDENT MEMBERS Madge Markins W illiam Rees Dora Olds Roliert Wagner John Williams .543 Sinclair Landis ff etherholt . i,inn Srnrni Vlum.-r 1,11 H„g,i,hlr, Pillor Has Ilnllon l ,(.),„s? ' .i« i(in m„it ;,„,,,■ UFnre Baniliart SCARLET KEY Scarlet Key. nn nrfimiiziitiun oj arsity Sports Mann iers, endeavors to foster friendly relations between Ohio State and those colleges met in inter-colle- giate sports, and to encourage sportsmanship and loyidly among students, alumni and friends of Ohio State. Founded in l ' 27 Morris Barnhart Rohert Blair Dale Bretz Bernard Campbell VI i Ilia 111 Casey Jack Day William Diltoe Virgil Fogle Charles Camper Jack Carmhausen l ai]| (rondwin David ( ottlieli William Hatton Kd ard Hfiiderson Joseph HolTricliter Jack Huhnstine Rohert HolIingsHorlli R(d)ert Hunter Donald Keogle Kenneth Landis Warren Lapp Ir.-d l.cFevre Philip Leff Marvin Magaziner James May Richard McClurg James McOeary William MiOuipp ( ene Meyer Charli s Miiniz Jack l Iiiiiicr Ralph (Juinn RaN Reich Walter Rudin Richard Shaman Darwin Schiff Philip Sinclair Milton Stein Howard Storm Richard aiice Leland Wears Charles .■llii ' rholt Fred W criiiik 344 Founded l ' )li Beta Chapter 20 Chapters Established 1922 Scholastic BETA GAMMA SIGMA FACULTY MEMBERS Theodore Beckman Spurgeon Bell Orin Burley Aaron Chnte Charles Dice Elvin Donaldson William Duffus George Eckleberrv Paul Graber James Hagerty Claire Harmeyer Gordon Hayes Brooks Heckert Felix Held Henry Hoagland Charles Huntington Harold Maynard Herman Miller Asbury Odebrecht Robert Patton Montgomery Pike Donald Power Charles Reeder Daniel Shouting Sam Arnold Robert Bartels Edgar Bender William Brunson Mary Burgess William Calder Wallace Buckley GRADUATES Wen Lin Lewis Smart Richard Stevens Jacob Taylor Tracy Thompson Eugene VanCleef Henry Walradt Waher Weidler Glenn Clark Kathryn Conwell Hugh Delfs Jane Devaney Homer Hagaman George Hedrick Joseph Pillion SENIORS Robert Johnson Robert Lint Mary Logan David Markel James McCoy Samuel Nathanson Henry Shier Virginia Shipley Donald Taylor Mary Thompson Sam V ' alskind Wendell Yaple 345 GIRLS ' HALLS OXLEY HALL Manila AndeiMin Esther AlliiMiy Doriitliv Benson Margery Best Margaret Blessing Corinne Bollinger Lillian Hope Amy Brenisler i ian Briner irpinia Buker Marie Bnrkey Fliirenie Bushing Uorothy Canl ell Fliirenee Carlton Jane Cliamness Marian Cheney Elizabeth Cushing Dorothy Dean Betty Drcsher Helen Dresher Mary l)u lnian ilda Eger ivian Emeriek Kalliryn Faulder iiMi-lIe Kivaz llilila (iarmliausen Mar(;aret Grei-er Lnrrna Ha ' kenlnaelit Olyve Hamniann Dorothy Harlman Virginia Hawke I ' lorenie Hermle Franri ' s Horn l)(ir( lh Horlon Beatrice Ihiftdril Eleanor Kareh l.llrille Kelly Bntli Kukiik Ireni ' l.arnii lona l.auser Elizabeth MeCready Cotia MoCoy Ellen MeCoy Doroiln M.I.eo.l Jane Martin Ilia M.i-lriaiini Catherine Milb-r K.illirvn Miller liacliael Ahiore I ' livlli Nii--nie er I 111 iiola Orr Helen I ' iiMson Jane Plumer Nell Radebaugh Natalie Reebel Virginia Salter Muriel Sayre Elizabeth Seatterday Nell Schultz Opal Seiferl Betty Jane Sipher Sydney Smith Jeanette Spier irginia SoUars Isabel Steel Aiuie Stellllom Jeannelle Stevenson Iniogene Sy Alire Tipton Belly Traeey Jeanne oik Jane W a.lil.ll Martha W addell Margery elch I ' birenee ootl 348 MACK HALL Mary Alberti Ruth Alexander Wanda Allen Dorothea Anderson Dorothy Anderson Lucille Armstrong Caroline Baker Helen Baker Katherine Betz Edna Blackburn Frances Bromfield Esther Bushey Evelyn Casey Kitty Cline Martha Cohagen Rose Cornelly Nellie Craig Evelyn Crowley Dorothy Diller Martha Dingess Madelaine Diinlap Martha Ecksline Miriam Erkstine Dely Evans Ella Fortune Helen Fowler Esther Frederick Bertha Freeman Charlotte Frost Helen Gallagher Lee Gasaway Frances Gillilan Freda Glass Ruth Goldstein Fre la Gooding Ruth ( ordon XSillella Ha;:enlocker Marian Hall Dora Harper Louisa Harrison Mary Haynes Irene Hogan Sara Hopkins Frances House Alma Jagsch Josephine Jeffers Mary Jenkins Dorothy Johnson Dorothy Jones Sojdiia Jukola Marian Rattmann Margaret Kendall Katharine Keyser Christine Kilder Phoebe Kleinblatt Louise Koester Irene Koons Donna Kotz Elizabeth Kralick Florence Kreilzer Helen Ku!i K rt Ruth Lii lilen li ' in Helen Lightluirii Susanne Lesnancky Martha McCaary Harriett McClellan Jane Markley Madge Masters Eunice Mayer Margaret Maxwell Thodora Mentzer Betty Milbi Luella M(irri on Anne Murray Ruth Overly Bessie I ' ollard Edith Porter Bertha Powers Ruth Plumnier Lillian Ralls L )i Rexroth Katherine Reyer Charlotte Riihard- Eleanor Richardson Lina Robhins Katlieryn Robbins Katherine Roberts Elizabeth Rogers Sara Scarborough Lois Scripture Lois Shields Mary Shlanla Helene Skoth Ruth Smeltzer Leota Snyder Nancy Spicer Clesta Steffee Harriett Stimmel Maria Strausbaugh Constance Straw irginia Sunderland Mildred Thompson Jane Thurness Norma Vanna Mary Van Ness Constance Vercellolti Anne Wambeke Elizabeth Ward Lauretta Vi ardian Irene W ardlow Margaret S enper olda ilkinson Mary Williams Reva Williams Ruth Wilson W ilma Wolfe Cecilia Ya h t.,:- 349 NEIL HALL Dorothy Alexiinder Elsa Alexainh ' r Ethel Arnohl Eleanor Arsham Rita Art Helen Asher Leona Atlas Elaine Bader Rel.a Bader Bernice Harlow France-- Bariii Betiv Itanni Eileen Bauman Clariee Bayer Lurille Berger Shirley Berry Ruth Bodek Helen Branszlil Martha Bran ztet Ruth liraunlin Aileliiie iiroMii Jox ' phine Brown Marion Brow ii Ro.se Briniy Lillian Burke Mary Carter Margaret Christnian Anita Civins Adeline Clark Nadine Clevenger Dorothy Clifton irginia (iorhrane Marian ( )hn Jane ( !ohll B. ' lle Collin Thelma Conine Muriel Cornelius Mary Crunily Nadine Daniels Dorothy Deiker W ilnia Dixoky Alire Dodderidge Marjor-ie Dowds Mildred Dre env Gertie Dull Marion Duncan Mary Dunlap Elsaye Eagle Elizaheth Eavey Eva Eliy Mary Eickenherg Marion Eitert Ann Epstein Margaret Farher irginia Karher Emily Farniiani Helen Fi-her Elizaheth Fox Jessie Franklin Bernice Franshlau Cecille Freeman J.IMIII ' lli ' I l Sara ( aier Bernice Galloway Verna (rarlinkle Gladys (Fatt-man Helen Gaul Louise Gerher Dorothy (Jerman-ky Dorothy Gihhs Addie Godsey Bernice Goldberg Selma Goldberg Lillian Goldenherg Hortense Goldstein Ruth (Goodman Carmen Griffins Allierta (rrosxenor F velyn Hahn Selnia Hansberg Jane Hare Martha Harper Aria Haitmeyer Miriam Hawkins Ruth Headin(:lon HeK ' i) Herman Lucy lloge Selma lloro itz Delia Iharbun Ann Jacobs Bi ' rtlia Jenkins Margaret Joy Mar Jurgeson Belle JuidW Fmilie Kaiser Kililh Ka|ilan Filna ka tner Fnir-iiiii- ki-IK Irene Kelly Lucille Kester Fi ' i-io ' King Kutli Kiiigley Itulli Kli ' in l( Mary Knepper Joan Kochman Beatrice Koslen Marie Kramer Fli)rence Krueger Dorothy Kumin Clara Lader Lucille Landau Arlene Landen Margaret Laukhuff Helen Lavine Martha Lee Janet Lenimel Sara Lemon (Gertrude Levine Zenda Lieherman Ruth l.indsey ll. ' lell l.ittle Maxine Livingston Helen Lodge Frances Maiintyre E elyn Magnet Stella Masick Laura Maxwell Mary McCue Clarice McCnIloch Helen McLaughlin Marv McMalioTi Helen Mem Elean or Miller (ierlrude Misner (;lad Miller (iw) n Moo ly Rosaliiul Morgauslern Marsha Murray Maud Murray D.OMtliN Neeld finliniii ' tl on piiiii ' Milt .550 ST. HILDAS HALL Mary Allread Lucille Banner Rachel Bosart Mary Bowman Emily Burn Vivian Chubb Gretchen Graf Elizabeth Gray Margaret Gray Loui. e Heine Alice Higgins Lavina Hitchings Aileen James Mary Jones Mary McClain Ruth McDermott Dorothy McLeod Helen Morris Doris Murphy Martha Owen Betty Sherwood Virginia Smythe Enid Sykes Janice Turnhull Ima Van Hook J - Neil Hall (Coniitiueil from page H50 ) Gladys Neuliausen irginia Ne« field Elizabeth Newkirk Berthe Newton Rose Nicholas Margaret Nunemaker Janet Nussbaum Eleanor Ohlniaii Jane Oblniaii Ann Oldham Estelle Oppcnhcim Jane Oppcnlieim Phyllis Oppenheim Fruma Ozer Janice Paetiz Betty Pape Jaync Patlengcll U inil ' red I ' atlin Eileen Patlon Barbara Perecinic Dorothy Perkins Aileen Pbilbin Dorothy Plalka Ruth Pollock Phyllis Pond Martha Purdy Helen Rako% k Nancy Rawling Sylvia Reich Marjorie Reineke Frances Riecker Evelyn Rock Nancy Roe Lois Rose Lillian R enbaiim Sara Ko enbaum Muriel Rosenblum Pauline Ro en z eig Ro aIie Rolli child irginia Ru?k Mary Ryman Mildred Saddle Judith Schlagel Florence Schwartz Charlotte Segal Ruth Seidman Louise Seybold Roberta Shai Margaret Shelton Lucille Sherman Margaret Sholl Frances Simon Irene Simmons Jean Simpson Bernice Sinclair Beatrice Slonian Ruby Smith Vernice Smith Helen Snewind Ruth Sobiloff Hermine Spitz ( eneva Spriggs Jane Slambaugb irginia Steinman Ruth Stern Lucille Stilt E elyn Strassels Jean Stuber Frances Sturgis Betty Taylor Mary Thompson (.charlotte Tbumni Mary Thurston Jane Tighe Jean Torrence Dorothy Trottner Cecille Turowsky Mary Vanderslice Irene assey Margaret Vaughn Margaret Voit Margaret allace Bett ' Vi arreii Jennie W eiser Phyllis ertheimer Mary Weslheimer Lucille White Delphine Williams Sara oodruff Beltv York 351 f M As we go Press . . . ward of. . S we go to press on the last hit of copy, the office is empty and deserted, and the staff members once more attend classes and frequent the library. I sit and blankly stare at a few old engravinji |)roofs lying on the desk while the huge roaring presses hungrily i)eg for this last piece of copy. I dream happily of the leisure ahead but each thought is tinged with a pleasant memory of tlio toil during the past year. Much credit is due the editorial and business stafifs for their unfailing support and assistance. Without their aid. the editing of the Makio of 1935 would have been impossible. My sincere thanks go to the sophomores: Annetta Lou Cornell. Maxine Goodman. Harvey Lederman, Dorothy Matthews, and Henry Thullen. of the editorial staflF. The candidates on the sopliomore business staff included James Dennis, Betty Edlavitch, William Hoyer. and Wilma Getz. I also want to com- mend the entire freshman staff for tlicir untiring lal)ors throughout the year. We appreciate the fine art work furnished Ijy Frederick Macketanz of oar own campus and E. W. Rector Wooten. Our kindest apjjreciation goes to Duane C. Salisbury of the Service En- graving Comjiany. His marvelous cooperation in the planning and develop- ment of the book was invalualjle. The Stoneman Press again printed the MAKIO and has done its utmost to make this a ])cautiful ])ook. To both Mr. Stoneman and Mr. Haab go our best personal feelings for their intense interest in the MAKIO. The photography was again efficiently handled by the Baker Art Gallery. The University Department of Photography furnished us with the |)ictures fur the Athletic and Feature Sections. Montaldo s verv kindly furnished the gowns and settings for the pictures in the Beauty Section. Finally to those students and organizations by whose cooperation this book was made possible go our heartiest thanks. — The Editor. 353 Keeping step with today ' s Investment Trends THE iapiill clianging economic picture, measures ot the Govern- ment as effected by the Roosevelt Administration, International competition on Exchan}j;e, the disturbed European situation and other factors are constantly affecting the investment field and creating new trends . . . which represent nt-iv nfifiortuni its. This is an ad- vantageous time to keep the facts before you ... to maintain an up- to-date investment program, which takes into account current economic conditions and changes. For an analysis of any investment ... or of your present hold- ings . . . call, write or telephone ADams 31 ' M. Our statistical service for investors is gladlv extended, without obligation, and will pro e aluable in lielping you to keep abreast of toda ' s opportunities. 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His democratic beauty contests are open to anyone who wants to c dleii Sun Dial coupons. By the way. Al. whatever did happen t ) that colossal Queen of Queens affair ' MONTALDO ' S 149 E. Bioad St. C luiiil us. OIliu Siiiiiiiier Vaoatioii = = Clothes ' Voiiiif; lull iiol Itificnue fashions. Ilw kitiil of l itlios that make old friond! look al you in a new lifjht . . . and tie new heaux to your e harlot wheels. Not a dull tliiii-: in llie eollertion. Not a in o m e n I wasted lie« ' ause you ean :et all of these hard to find fashions from size 12 t 20 in our hud et shop. HEER PRINTING CO. 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Fourth St. F in 3202 Colunihus, Ohio Clothes of Distinction for the College Man and Graduate Styles that are distinctive and appeal to the young man of today — jjatterns that are original — and skill- fully hand-tailored to satisfy the most particular. Modestly juiced. Greene ' s Clothes sell from S25 to $40 STORE FOR MEN Forty West Broad .159 new friends each year 1 add to our many old i friends i • Hanqiiets 1 • Uinner Uances 1 • (coffee Ohop irrill 1 • LfoocI rrholesome Food 1 1 T ' SOUTHERN HOTEL 1 Rales $1.50 to 83.00 Friendly and Fireproof i lh and Main Slreels — (loliiinhiis. Ohio 1 ! — 1 360 Trade If ith V AKSITY FRUIT SHOP Fresli Fruits and 1 ! Vegetables in Season CJioice California Fruits in Hulk or Basket Our Specialt; ■ C.DmpIele Line Fancy and Staple Groceries NO. t E. SIXTEENTH AVE. This s Kicf ciini jilinwnts of Launderers Dry Cleaners 211-221 North Third Street Columbus. Ohio The Home of Fine Launderinf; and Perfect Drv Cleaning DIAMOND k HEALTH will always be your most impor- tant asset. Without health, knowl- edge loses much of its power. Maintain your health and energy by making it your daily custom to drink plenty of MILK DIAMOND MILK PRODUCTS , 1 N C . WILCOX S M ITH KIMBALL a GROVE mmpfp GRASSELLI c. p. MTRic (;ii) c. p. (;l (;im. acetic C. p. SLLPHLHIC ACID - C. P. HVDHOCllLOKIC ACID C. P. AMMOMl VI HYDROXIDE Constant Unijorniily— 1 1 nays Dvpondable— Prompt Shipments THE GRASSELLI CHEMICAL COMPANY. INC. Founile.l 1839 Cleveland, Ohio Suli i{Iittrjt oj E. 1. I i{f ' oytt lr Nrmoura tt Co., Inc. BRANCHES IN ALL I ' RINCIPAL CITIES • 361 • R. 1 1 WITKF Saiiilary Meat I larkrts ' S I isil i i 1 Our Moilcrii Suiiiltny Sai Kilclicii J 175 E. RICH STREET 606 E. LIVINGSTON AVE. 3516 N. HIGH ST. isagc Fraternities and Sororities Our Specialty ADauis 7257 ADa Ills 72S8 evp:rything for YOUR OFFICE j S icii S[n ' (iiilizc(l Di ' juirlinciits THE ! COLUMBUS BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING CO. 311-321 South Hifih St. AD. .- i:i For That Miduite Siiack ' TOP YOUST Fraternity and Sorority Caterer ' -: Everything for ihi ' Appetite ! II tartly Uressed Huckeye (collegians 99 VISIT THE CO-ED SHOP AT BULLOCK ' S Smart Apparel for Misses and li onion 112 South High Street Cohtmlius. ( )hi( ADaiiis 0931 .?0J RITZ RESTAURANT AND COFFEE SHOP At the jinlfs i j the i imi us (iood food iiiid fountain ervire . . . moderately prieed Meel llic Stiuhnl Croud Here Meet me at tlie Kitz ' Ivan Loftis Mike Ezzo Phone UN. 0542 Cole, Kirveii, Laiiniaii, Inc. The Sport Shop Military Boots and Breeehes Ladies Riding Ai)|)arel GOLF S IMMI C POLO Sport A( ' cf . at S(irii ' Prices 26 South Third St. Coluinhus Ohio Compliments The Golco Oil Conij)any 117 W. Fuhon 361 E. Main Dennison and Si)riii ' ; ALPHA EPSILON PI In pite of seholarship activities and athletiis, the oilier phases of fraternity life are not overshadowed at the A E Pi house . . . Chiidy raiding the kitchen and hhiniing the fresh- men . . . lUilch (ilia Block trying to find another suhsti- iHle for the one and only . . . Red Pota Lockshin insisting that he is as fast as ever, especially with the women . . . Pop Werner and Sid While sitting in a corner, diagramming plays, to win the Speedhall and Footliall Championships again . . . Schwartz, not to he ontdone. shows how he is going to use his shot-put ladies in pitching ihe famous hasehall team lo victory . . . Les Bauniann lietting the hoys a dollar per throw that he can date a certain gal then hacking out because the female goes steady . . . B. M. Purer sticks to Rose hut hasn ' t expressed any dislike lo the attention he attracts from the girls at the office . . . The freshman candy trio promising never to do it again after going out after 7:30 . . . Stooge Sitomer meeting insurmountalile difficulties in trying to develop a ' K. A. of his own . . . Berger and Krakoft cutting each others throats to get their required number of Makio sales. UNIVERSITY ELECTRIC SHOP Everythiuff ElertricaV Only North End Dealer for KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES RADIOS REFRIGERATORS ALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 3bi Congratulations Coach! o A Successful Season C.ONFE Minnesdlj Ohio Suite Illinois RE VCE Sta.ndinc %. 1.. I ' ll. 5 11 1.000 5 1 .833 4 1 .«0I1 3 1 .750 2 3 .400 2 3 .400 2 4 .333 1 3 .250 1 3 .250 6 .00!) e. Purdue i rlli %es!t isconsin (lliieaf o rn n a liiiliaiKi .Mii ' liijian Tieil o 1C gam Scores ok (Ionkerence (tAMKS Ohio . ' late 33- Indiana Ohio Slate 13 Illinoi- 14 Ohio State 28-- Jorthwestern I) Ohio Stale 33— Chicago Ohio .State 34 — Michigan Ohio Slate 40 Iowa 7 Compli merits of . . . BEN ' S TAVERN 1434 N. High Street JOHN BOARDMAN BRECKBILLS BAKING CO. 2169 N. High Street JOHN BRICKER BLCkEYE STATE COLLEGE 135 E. Gav Street J. C. CAMPBELL COLLEGE CITY CLEANERS 1606 N. High Street COM MBIS TPTTOLSTFRV SI I ' lM. COMl ' W 350 S. High Slr.rl Dk LUXE CLEANERS 1578 N. High Street DONALDSON BAKING CO. Molcr uiid Fourth Streets ELECTRIC POWER EOT IPMENT CO. 51-53 E. Chestnut Slrivt Complimen ' s of n Frifiid FEDERAL PRINTING CO. 32-34 E. Rich Street FOELLER ' S DRT GS 567 N. lligli Street FRANKLIN OIL HFATINt; CO. 767 N. Fourth Slnel Com iilinii ' nls oj iii llmiintiy HAMILTON COAL COMPANY 60 E. Broail Street FTLGHES - PETERS ELKC IRIC CORPORATION 178-180 N. Tilinl Slre.l LINN ' S WEEKLY STAMP NEWS W ..rM ' s Largrsi F l,ilalrli,- N -« | ii|Mr I.OFB ELECTRIC COMPWY 212-2K. N. Thir.l Sln.i MRS. F. MARTIN Carpet Renovator 445 S. Front St. AD. 2533 McFARLAND HARDWARE North High Stree t PHILLIPS PRINTING CO. Henry T. Phillii. . Ji. ALLAN R. RANKIN ROSE AND COX PLUMBING COMPANY 922 N. High Street E. E. SHEDD MERCANTILE COMPANY 227 N. Front Street STATE R HBEH SHOP AM) Hll.ll I{I)S High at Lane STATE DRK; and SUPPLY COMPANY 1660 Neil Ave. VARSn B KHKI{ SHOP 1656 Neil Ave. ELLINGTON HALL Sixteenth and High W KM I ' ll HM VCY l)n l at Main 364 LUXURY... Is Made Possible More Economirallv Through the Use of ELECTRICITY The CoIunil)us Railway, Power Light ( oinpany 215 North Front Street Compliments of . . . JOSEPH T. TRACY Auditor of State T SCHWARTZ BAKERY Wholesale and Retail ADams 5419 486 East Mouii.l St. Spccializini; in RYE BREAD AAD HARD ROLLS See us for your Spring Dance Decorations Decorations for Dances Window Displays a Specialty Mirror Balls. Crystal Shower, ami Otlier Electric Effects for Hciil J. . THOMPSON I . .S255 133 E. Spring Street COLUMBL ' S, OHIO Drm Mil m HEALTH-EOONOMY For Tour Health 365 House Managers! Expert Rug, Carpet, and Upholstery Cleaning — IVew Carpets. Rugs. Pads and T.inoleinii. Latr PnttiTtis AH (inifli ' s Loiv Prices Sewing — Repairing — Laying ABC Carpet Cleaning Co. .1. II. 1ALL0RV. Muimger (;A. 211.H 33 W. Gates St. IMioiie ADams 173.1 l EGGy Ann exclusive fcccrx KIT S. Higli Street Coluinlius, Ohio Compliments of . . . VIERECK The Florist 84 S. Fourth AD. 8845 The H I S S , iJ,Vi!:v RUBBER STAMPS HERMAN A. BLOOM, t ' rrsidmt The House of Service RUBBER, BRASS, STEEE MARKING DEVICES Brass Checks Melal Badjies 19. ' ) East Long Street Bronze lahlets ADams 5549 roliimlms. Ohio .tO() Ohio ' s Premier Motor Coach Service • • • Offers lret|uenl. direct Bus Service to practically ever y point in America at fares lower than any other form of public transportation. For Travrl Information See Our Nearest Agent or IT rite Direct to Our TRAVEL BUREAU 514 West Rich Street COLUMBUS. OHIO Cities Served Direct by BUCKEYE STAGES CINCINNATI— COLUMBUS CLEVEU4ND— CANTON AKRON—PITTSBURGH TOLEDO— DETROIT MARION— MANSFIELD ELYRIA— LORAIN NORWALK— SANDUSKY CHILLICOTHE— ASHLAND NEW PHILADELPHIA EAST LIVERPOOL— FREMONT TIFFIN— DELAWARE BUCYRUS— WOOSTER 367 Coeds! You (ire sure to find The Season ' s Outstanding Frocks at Dels ■THE TALK OF THE TOWN Everythiiii: for th ' Student ard- robe. Dresses, ( oats. Suits. Millinerv. 71 S. Hifih Street Oppo.sile .Stale Capitol CHAHLES EBEHSOLI) Chuck is chief man around the Student Activities oHice. His duties, for which we pay him a handsome sahiry. are larjiely unknown. He ' s heen chipped on the hack U this and that honorary hut lie manages to preserve a dignity as genuine as a Vi ar eteran ' s i)oppy. This year the l)eh ho s pulU-d enough strings to Hop him into the position of Homei ' oming King. He has a (piiet. reverential coxcondiry which i an only he penetrated liy familiarit or a Monde with a lelephoiic nuni- her. As a junior they made him class trca. urer. and since he never saw a check-hook or cash, we ' ll admit he did a good j )h. Typical shot — Ehersold Inning choi-olate cigars on a old morn- ing so he can Mow his lirealh and make peopli ' think he ' - liad. 1 PRINTING PROMOTES PROGRESS MA. U)K8 Till- Irl I ' rrstTiiiliri- iii All Art S BENADUM PRIMING CO. R. . . Benadinn H ,.  ,7 ,.■ Wore Hum rl.;, r,l t , 0,u th ' ) on 1 18 . ortli TliirtI Street Coluiiil 1 lus. )iii4) Compliments of (I Friend jt 2yjT.iLian ohnsojiy c I) I, M ' I (t I ; u i i; I (I I. (I t; K? Soiilli lli h Slre.t . |pli;i-;illl IIIcIIkkI uI lillilllvillf; our Eiliiialioti at (Hiio .Slate. Ksliihlislifil Id V ' ' «r,s M iii 2. )H ( ' .olllliilius. ( )liiii M,H (S%6) ROBINSON ' S INC. 102-108 East ( iay St. Electric Home . Appliances (S%J) Compliments of SUNDAY CREEK COAL SALES COMPANY Typewriters and Serviee (All Makes) Sales -Rentals - Repairs Special student rales . . . Prompt service, all work ;uarantce l . . . Rehuilts or used . . . New machines, in Itotli standards or i)ortal)les. Free Call and Frcr Delivery II. R. KOIIEIKER Your University District Typewriter Denier Corner High St. and 13th Ave. Phone A. 2(171 Associated with L. C. Smith Corona Typewriters. Inc. ON SHOPPING LISTS EVERYWHERE WINDEX index Saves Work . Time . Money No buckets to lug. No wet, chapped hands. No diist L h)ths. index makes window- washing as eas as drying a dish. Windex positively will not spot draperies or curtains — will not harm paint or enamel — ne er leaves streaks or film on the glass. Windex is wonderful for an ' flat gla-s surface — mirrors, picture glass, automoiiile glass. even eye-glasses. Try W ' indcx just once — you ' ll never go back to the old-fashioned water-way again. (let a bottle ti)da . DHANO Don ' t expect those hard-working drains to keep on the job without a little attention. Dose them regularly with Drano and watch them perk up. With the hnfravfii Drano that scrubs and scours their insides faster ■ind cleaner than ever before. Drano Cleans W OV ' ' ... Drains? ,o 369 THE BRO : PUBLISHING CO. Clarence J. Brown. President BLANCHKSTER. OHIO Frinters Specialists in CATALOGS I ' KOGKAMS PUBLICATIONS FOLDERS COMMERCIAL FORMS CoLi MBi s Office L. P. Leyshon. Manager 503 Atlas Builflin;: Flioiie ADains 2323 Every ' good nisli to llie 1935 Graduating Class oj Ohio Stale L nirersity MARTIN I .. DAVEY 1 (finernnr itj Shile t Ohio Compliments of The Brookside Country Cliil) e ca ter to formal danres and (linnei parties for Ohio State L iiivei sity. A J. LASKY. Mtiridiier BOOK PAPERS Litiidlii Sii|ier(iii ' 1 iiK fohl ' a!-hin :lon Dull Franklin IIi-( Ioss Arelic l ' ihlin ' ' You Bought Cof in college Win Jiot COM I i line to ask for Copco 2)apers as you enter business? BOND PAPERS Swan Linen Buckeye Bond Reftuidie Bond Ilainnierinill Sensation ' I lie im ier n inn ii iic i this issue itj the Miikii) is irinleil. W i! l ' l ' l (. I ' PEKS Mosinee W rapping Ohio Kraft Kin r illiani Itiili Iki ' Swan Tissue Tin: cKNiKAL OHIO paim:k company wl) MEN! . . . For the Last Thirty- five Years MENDEL THE TAILOR Has Been the Leader for All CAMPUS-STYLED CLOTHES Suits Topc oats $23 -$40 Tailor-Matlc Clothes — Made to Fit You and our Pocket Book 533 NORTH HIGH STREET Just South of Goodale PHI GAMMA DELTA After a mess of fried Drake for dinner, Pervy, Sommer, Ole Abber, and Lutz get the Fan Tan game agoin ' to the tune of There ' s a Tavern in the Town, while Froghead, Cameo himself, and Stamm are sneaking out the hack «ay to spend the evening (and night V) next door. bTUD HOURS — another freshman moved in, Morey sell- ing Short and holding up the works, Houston getting in Ervin ' s Sundial. Dumpyhoy trying to borrow Farson ' s Galalippe to go out East. Eckley ofT at the Thela house, Curry off to the Library, Cheering no longer only 999 since Junior Light is in ■ - - - love again after leaving the big shot and the girl at home. Ole Dins— H. A., L Ben and Morris getting a ping pong game started. In all, things are pretty quiet now— since Vance and Cam- merer have found plenty to do along with studying Medicine. The DUTCH VILLAGE DUTCH Chocolate Shop liUTCH Tavern DUTCH lee C ream 1918-1924 North High Street 371 m JLc c onn y i ancocK Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston, Massachusetts © Men and women who are earning today have in their hands the means of making good times permanent for them- selves and those dependent upon them. Have you thought of nailing down a little money now to guarantee financial independence in your retirement years. Many young men and women entering business are finding The Retirement Income Contract the road to Financial Independence. This Agency has operated in Ohio for 67 years. We are interested in having wide awake voting men join our organi- zation. C, ill or iiritc for tin ttiipninliiu ' iil lit disiiiss the possibilities of irlitil your future mifilit lie in this husiiiess. RALPH W. HOYER, General Agent 904 Buckeye Biiil.liiiL ' 12 Ka-t (iay Street I ' ll. ..I.: l)ams. ' 5246 coil MIU S. (HIIO Xo matter where you live, let us hear f row you. GREEN SEAL PAINT The Quality Coat for Outside Surface Not even l.h, .ing wind or blu.leiing rain or hoiling .„n di l,nl,. Hanna ' s Green Seal. In yorr neighl)orlioocl are examples of Hanna painl endurance. Then ' is a dealer near you Louisville, Kv THE HANNA PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY COLUMBUS, OHIO Indianapolis, Ind. HannXS - 3 r- v Compliments of a Friend Floners for All Occasions v. yv_y THE FRANKLIN PARK FLORAL CO. 1335 Fair Avenue Columbus, Ohio Carl A. Jagsrh, Mgr. Telephone: FAirfax 2183 We Appreciate Your Patronage Fraternity Jewelry fT rite for our nrii catalogue featuring RINGS. BADGES AND NOVELTIES BURR.PATTERSON AULD COMPANY 1808 North Hi,h Street Barton Kagey, Mgr. Columbus, Ohio 373 TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE All Alakes oF New Portables MACHLNES OF ALL MAKES RENTED. REPAIRED, and SOLD ■yw Established 1900 8 WEST GAY i ' ' 5:(iv i ,)( Si;i ' lll E BAKER Vi illi ;ill jil 111 rill A hij; -liol. Jo Bilker li;i (;i eii everyone -oniH ' rU ' )l ilh her :in inferiority rulli|ili ' willl lllr ( ' rt ' |ilii n of a few UiIwarL wUu ;ire liaril of liearing. Her activities, obtained liv hard work and otherwise, are iiiiiiieroiis enough to fill a {;ood- size iiienio-paf e. Hecause siie is a very foft-hearti ' d judpe on the Student C.oinl. ac ' i|iiiltin every- one who has a pitiful look on his laoe as he pleads his case; be- cause all her Pi Phi sisters come riinniiif! to her when they are knocked around; because every- body likes her yet noliody dates her la passion off-campus, no doubt ( : because Jo intends to utilize her domineering person- ality in her vocation of teaching, securing valueless training in in- -Inn ling her freshmen: Jo -lands out as one of those few incli iduals wilboiil whom ibis campus couldn ' t get along. iwV SVmi Block ' s The University Flower Shop Just iiro ' .ind the corner ' 1 1 Sixtcciilli Ave. ( iliiiiiliiis. ( )liio STEW A R T - w ARNER Refrigeratoi-. ' 1 Radios Hou. ' eho 1(1 Electi •ic Appliances STEWART - WARNER SALES CO. ' 182 E. T...nci ADaiiis .i0.i2 MINISTER AULD GRAFTERS, Inc. SCHOOL AND c:olle(;e JEWELRY 21.S NORTH III(;il .STHEET COLUMBUS, OHIO . 74 SENIORS wlio desire to qualify for Profitable Business Posi- tions are invited to ' phone MAin 4201, write, or visit the school. There is no over-supply of College Graduates who have augmented their college work with the in- tensive business training offered by ce ' JA m m 46 East - v Ai yy i- Co u mbus, A Distinctive School for Discriminating Students Agricultural Seniors! Keep in contact with the College of Agriculture after graduation h reading the ... . AGRICULTURAL STUDENT The Oldest (iiifl Largest Agrirultural College Magazine Sipn up NO ' . onlv 50c ])ei- year $1.50 — 4 years Sfnd .■.ul) ( ' riptiun t  Ohio Union. Ohio State University X ILLIAM H. ZIPF Editor VERNON A. DICKE Biisines.s Manager Compliments of ROBERT J. DIENST The Sackett Electric Co. ELECTRIC AAD MINE SUPPLIES MOTOR REPAIRS MACHINE ()RK 97 - 99 - 101 NORTH FOURTH ! TREET High Grade . . . TAILORED CLOTHES AT Popular Prices ' X GEORGE A. HEENAN 7 East Long Street Columbus, Ohio . 76 Thai home of your own - - when and if - will lu ' fil a heautiful lawn. The turf Dii the State ( aiii|)us and StacHuni was produeed with Scott s Seed. The same is true of praetically every other Bifi Ten Sehool and hundreds of otliers. Try to reniein- her this trade-mark fiM It appears on every saek of Seott s Lawn Seed and means quality beaucoup. O. M. SCOTT SONS COMPANY MARYSVILLE, OHIO In Central Ohio It ' s .... Ice Cream We featur a larpe assortment of individual moulds — realistic in de- sign — delicious in taste. Visit our Hostess Room hefore you give your next party order. IMOORES ROSS 165 N. Washington Avenue Steddani Tutoring School PRIVATE Tl TORirsG in ALL UNIVERSITY SUBJECTS 15th at High St. UN. 4971 Tice and Jeffers trith THE MIDLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. St ' lling— - LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES 1 Compliments of LILLEY-AMES COMPANY « 377 SERVICE ENGRAVING COMPANY ana its ajjilialcd or aiuzalio)is in ' . eiroii is slafjcd and ecfuipficd to assml III die fiicpai-ahon and roduclion o Yearbooks destined to accent cri inalityi inia inalton and expert handling, more tlian is ciistoniaiy in CJtiident cJiinlicalions 378 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Here beaiily. hniins. scholarship ami aciivities, all who wear the giolilen key. lead ihe young men of the campus. Out- slandiiig girls are there such as Chappy, the personality girl, who is here, there and everywhere, even the Beta House. Barliara Shumaker. who lives in hopes of adding another pin to her famous colleition. Betsy (engineer) Molsherry, is not only clever in mechanics, but very well versed in the arts of niaiitrapping. Betty ' -Dor Holcomb gave heart throbs to many fellows, ;hen she up and done it. There is always the little red-beaded lass, Malloy, flitting hither and yon— but there ' s always Munsel. A poem is a poem, is a poem, Simonton will wonders never cease. La Belle Turner swings the mighty gavel over these girls, while W. .S. G. A. Brown does a swell job of managing the house— and a Phi Psi pin. FROM tlie oix-iiinji (lays, in 1926, students of Ohio State have made this restaurant tlie accepted nieetino; place after the sliow or dance. It s heauty — its distinctive food and service — makes it truly Ohio ' s Most Interesting Dining Place. Open Dm- mid ISight—Tiihle Service 7 19 N. High St. Next to Deshler Hotel Telephone AD. 4348 LA. 6594 evenings ALL MAKES Sold. Kented, Exchanged and Repaired Rentals .S. ' i,00 Month Two Months $5.00 The Swing is to Woodstock Telephone AD. 4348 LA. 6594 evenings WOODSTOCK UNDERWOOD REMINGTON L. C. SMITH ROYAL Standard md Portables Winnpr lO.li and lO.U Intrniiitional Commercial School Contest Century of Profiress Exposition. Chicago Large Selertion of New and Factory Rebuilt TYPEWRITERS E. B. CUTTEN CO. 14 North Third Street Columbus. Ohio .179 W uh ' v E peri ence — -More Special ed E( uipment — Stricl Adherence to Factory Standard. — These are three o llie reason;? why iii is the outstanding aiit(iiiu l)il e serviet in this sec- lion of tli e city. • Hilane Auto Service riu ' OU R( -liahh- 2119-29 N. Hifrh St. UN. 2907 Complete Service — And 1 If ' e I ever Close Compliments of an Alumnus NEVER. ■ ■ was there a time when le| en lahh iiisiiraiiee was really iieec ed as iiuuh as now . . . J. w . SHOOK 1() Ka.-t Broa.j St. MA. 2()18 INSURANCE Fire. Tornado, Plate (dass. Surety Bonds Aiitoniohile Casualty Lines. it ' s Insiirantc. ice urite i7 ' ATKINSON INSURANCE AGENCIES New First INiilional Blilp. 33 North High Street COM MIUS. OHIO Appearance is 40% of a Man ' s Assets! T FT E GENERAL L A U N D R C O AT P W Y I Mi cr-il I 1()() LAINDRY DRY clp:aning .vSU Magazine that brings you the... • Fiction • Poetry • Articles • Humor • Gossip and NEWS of OHIO STATE! Magazine that has. . . More Literary Character More Respect More Support More Beauty and A Greater Circulation than was ever thought possible! The New OHIO STATER Miles Reed, Editor Inez Phelps, Jssociate Editor Jerry Friedman, Bus. Mgr. Joan Younger, Circulation Mgr. it Image of Ohio State Life 381 The COLUMBUS SERUM COMPANY Manufacturers of Anti Hog Cholera Serum and Hog Cholera Virus Distributors of a Complete Line of Veterinary Supplies Sales to J ' etrrinarinns Only President. E. P. Maxwell. D.V.M.. ' I5 Vice-Pres., M. J. Wallace, Arts, ' 02 2025 South High Street Columbus. Oliio U,■• Clunk Ef;ger signs his name al llie head iif (he -taff i f the rampus rap. Charlie is quite a hand at writing piinipous editorials in ohscure language ahout things of no iniporlani-e. He could stage quite a show if he turned his circus loose on the campus misgivings, hut poor Charlie must sit hy and watch the faculty censors ' pencils Hy. That haunted look you see comes from the constant fear that the downtown news- papers will scoop the Lantern on campus news. Instead of the traditional nose, the Lantern office huzzes ahout Charlie ' s amaz- ing ear for news, not to mention his eyes, slightly crossed irom trying to look through key-holes with both eyes at the same time. Though lanterns usually hum oil. the Ohio State Lantern has been i-iinning on hot air for se eral years. DWARD ' S Studio of . . . Great I FE PHOTOGRAPHY Right Ofi the Campus . . . HIGH STREET AT WOODRUFF 382 I House Managers . . Attention! FOLDING CHAIRS and CARD TABLES FOR RENT Comfortable. Roomy Folding Chairs, genu- ine leather seat, walnut finish. Also Heavy Duty Chairs and Card Tables for sale. Call Us for Reasojiable Rates Columbus Chair Rental ! ales 79-81 SOUTH FOURTH STREET We deliver and call for MAin 2722 EVergreen 4606 MA. 3395 AD. 9852 MA. 3396 The West water Supply Co. Kohler Plumbing Fixtures Engineers and Plumbers Supplies 150 and 152 N. Third St. Columbus, Ohio • Compliments of CHARLES F. KETTERING ' - TfACtlfP.S 1950 A I U BUILDING ••■ COLUMBUS, OHIO T£L€Pt10N£ - ADANAS 2 6 6 2 If you investigate our services, make your own observa- tions and comparisons we know what your verdict will be. Come in to see us VfRNONM-WfCfL M A N A G £ P-. 383 l STA STABLISHED in 1861. Baker Art Gallery is like our great Ohio State Uni- versity- a Columbus institution. We are ever mindful of a tradition of our forefathers, namely, that we have a quality to live up to — never a priee to live down to. May we wish the class of 1935 the same measure of sueeess which they have helped us to achieve. paber 2lrt (Sallerp ISMsh Street at iRict) Columbus. € fiio .384 DAVF ROTH CARL ROTH IRVIN ROTH Phone ADaiiis 2201 THE STVTE AND lOl Kill OUiLITY MARKET W holesalc and Retail FRUITS VEGETABLES GROCERIES 110-12-14 South roiirtli Street 1 1 Columbus, Oliio Floircrs Telegraphi ' d Plant Aoic mCn University Flower Shop Robert H. McCiiriiiick. Florist Cut FI() ver . Plants and Floral Designs Ui64 Neil Ave. at 11th Columbus, Ohio Phone: IN. 2916: Res. UN. 561)4 Coniplimrtits of THE SCIOTO COUNTRY CLUB G «!y® jr e cati ' r to formal flanri ' S and dinner partifs for Ohio State proups B LISS COLLEGE A school accredited by the State Department of Education and also by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. Courses in Higher Accountancy. Business Administration. Shorthand. Typewriting. Stenotypy (machine shorthand). Secretarial Science. 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BOOK STORE.INC BOOKS and SUPPLIES HIGH Street at 15 Avenue M)2 INDEXES BOOK INDEX Ai ' livilit ' s _. Administration Advertisements 2hl 123 21 3Sl Apricullural Student UO Apritiillnrf. College of 28 All- Acriruliuie Council 43 Alpha Chi Oni.-pa 313 Alpha Chi Rlio 279 Alplia D.-lla I ' i 308 Alpha Epsilon I ' hl 309 Alpha Epsilon I ' i - 275 Alpha Gamma Rho 259 Alpha Cannna Sigma — _ 269 Alpha Kappa Kappa 320 Alpha Oniepa 324 Alpha Phi 301 Alpha Psi 113 Alpha Tau Omega 253 Alpha Xi Delta 303 Al|)ha Zeta - 257 American Dairy Science Association 178 American Institute of Chemical Engineers - - - 106 American Society of Agricultural Engineers 104 American Society of Civil Engineers ... . 105 American Society of Mechanical Engineers _ _ 107 .• meri an Veterinary Medicine As:-ocialion . 114 Appreciation - 353 Arts. College of 28 Athletics 195 B HaM ' hall Ba-kcthall Hcalll Beta Alpha Psi Itela (minima Sigma Beta Theta Pi Board of Trustees Browning Dramatic Society.. Bucket anil Dipper Chi Delta Phi .. Chimes _ Chi Omega Chi Phi Christian Science Organization Classes — Clubs Commerce and Administration, College of Commerce Council Council o( IValernity Prc-idcnl- (iouncil of P ofes ional rralcrnilv Presidents . Council of Sorority Presidents Delta Alpha Pi Delia Chi Delta Delta Delta.. Delta Ciamma Delta Omicron Delta Sigma Phi... Delta Sigma Pi Delia Tau Delta. Delia Theia Phi ... Deha Thela Sigma _ Delia I psilon Delta Zeta Dentistry, College of Department of Student . ctivities Education, College of Engineering, College of Engineers ' Council Epsilon Psi Epsilon Eta Sigma Phi 272 258 298 300 333 271 278 255 325 288 260 299 . 31 40 29 30 101 327 341 213 209 125 330 315 251 26 158 . 57 336 58 305 250 181 , 49 173 29 15 2U 318 292 Faculty - 23 Features 192 Foothall 197 Fraternities 243 Fraternity Affairs 42 Fraternity Houses _ 189 Freshman Panhellenic Council — 294 Freshman Sports 227 Fre.hman V. M. C. A. 164 Gamma Ela Gamma Gamma Sigma . lplia. Girls ' Halls Graduate School K Kaiipa liiha Thela 296 Kappa Delia . 310 Kappa Delta Rho _ 281 Kajipa Kappa Gamma 295 Kappa Phi _ 165 Kappa Phi Kappa 323 Kappa Sigma 256 328 315 347 30 Grange _ 179 H Hillel Prom Homecoming llonorarie- I In Ri lro pecl Inlerfraternity Pledge Coun il Intra murals _ - Junior Class Orticer8_ Junior Prom 151 152 335 183 245 231 56 148 1. Lamhda Chi .Alpha Lantern Law, College of 282 137 30 M Mack Hall . _ 349 Makio Staff 13 t Medicine, College of 31 Men ' s Glee Club 160 Military 169 Minor Sports 223 Mortar Board 62 N Neil Hall Ohio Stater Ohio Stale Engineer — Ohio Slate University Association Ohio Union Omega Tau Sigma Organizations Oxley Hall Panlicllriiic Prom Pershing Rilles Phariiiacy. College of . Phi Mela Delia Phi Chi Phi Delia Chi Phi Delia Epsilon ..... Phi Delia Thela Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Gamma Delia Phi Kappa Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Tau Phi Mu Phi Mu Delia Phi Sigma Delta Phi Sigma Sigma Phi rp ilon Oinicrcin Pi itela Phi Pi Kappa Alpha 350 142 141 143 38 326 241 318 153 172 41 285 321 263 322 249 289 246 270 247 283 268 302 284 271 314 . 331 . 297 . 267 . 94 Pi K;i| |i:i Phi Pi T;ui I ' i Sigmu Polo (lull Poiiirri ' iic Hoard Pre Cliil. Profe ioiKiU Professional Interfraternily Counril Psi Onit-pa Pii i  l i rati oil Rt ' Ii ion -. Rho Clii Romophos Sajldlc and Sirloin S al)t ard and Blade .. Scarlet Key Scenic _ _ Scholaris Senior Class Officers Senior Prom _ Seniors Sigma Alpha Epsilon.. Sigma Alpha Mu Sigma Alpha Sigma Sigma Chi Sigma Delta Tau ._ Sigma Eta Chi _ Sigma ItJta Zeta -- 287 171 180 39 174 317 318 319 133 Ihl 343 53 177 170 344 12 337 60 146 63 254 273 332 248 306 168 329 Sigma Kappa Sigma Mil Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Pi Sigma Theta Tau Society Sophomore Activity ,- Sophomore Class Officers . Sophomore Prom Sororities Sphinx St. Hilda ' s Hall Strollers Student Court Student Government Student Senate Student Society of Industrial Engineers _ Sun Dial Swan Club 304 252 262 264 340 145 54 52 150 291 61 351 156 37 33 34 108 138 175 Tau Beta Pi 102 Tau Epsilon Phi : 286 Tau Kappa Epsilon 276 Texnikoi _ 342 Theatre and Music 155 Theta Chi _ _ 277 Theta Kappa Phi 280 Theta Phi Alpha 311 Theta Sigma Phi 339 Theta Tau 103 Theta Upsilon . 312 Tor h 176 Townshend Agriculture Education Society 338 Track 217 Triangle 265 u Underclasses „ 51 llniversiiy Administrators _ 27 Veterinary Council 112 W Women ' s Glee Club Women ' s Ohio Women ' s Panhellenic Council Women ' s Self Government Association _ Y. M. C. A. Y. W. C. A. Zeta Beta Tau Zeta Tau Alpha 159 36 293 41 162 166 266 307 395 PERSONAL INDEX Ackerman. Charles. 250 Ackt-rman. Garrett, 248 Ackerman. Virginia. 297 Ackers. Evelyn. 153. 293. 29S. 333 Acocks. James. 321 Adams. Everett. 90. 177 Ailamji. William. 319 .■ dams. James. 224 Adams. Joseph. 178 Adams. Joseph G.. 114. 140 Adams. Joseph H.. 288. 329 Adams. Lucille. 331 Adams. Ri bert. 278 Addams. Jane, 168 Addison. Adam. 73 Addison. Helen. 82. 1.58 AKapetos. Napoleon. 96. 106 . hlenius. Harr -. 1811 Allierry. Hiither. 348 Alherti. Mar - J.. 349 Alberts. Tom. 277 Albertson. William. 164. 260 Alberty. Betty. 297. 337 Albyn. Everett. 198 Alesch. Richard. 170 Alexander. Dorothy, 350 Alexander. Elsa. 306. 350 .Mexander. Ruth. 349 Allen. Charles. 63. 160 Allen. Charles E., 246 Allen, Curtis, 172 Allen, Florence. 168 Allen. Frank. 271. 319 Allen. Fred. 113. 114 Allen. Paul. 104 Allen. Robert. 259 Allen. Samuel. 285 Allen. Stuart. 40. 156. 157, 253 Allen. Walter, 135, 164, 255 Allison, Mary. 63. 333 .iVIloway Brooke 267 Allread Mar)-. 294. 296. 351 Allsparh. Homer. 102. 107 Almack, Ronald. 252 Almy. Emory, 284 Alsdorf, Gertrude, 298 Alston, John, 163 Altmaier. Clovis, 320 Alton. Ruth. 137. 339 Amber. Isabclle. 135. 306 Amster. Marvin. 286 Anderson. Dorothea. 348 Anderson, Frank. 249 Anderson. Frank R.. 255 Anderson. June. 307 Anderson. Martha, 348 Anderson, Richard. 179. 257 Anderson. Ruth. 181 Andrews. John. 255 Andrix. Harold. 172 Anicel. Harry. 274 AnKerman. Walter. 320 Antflin. Edward. 255 Aniflin. John, 255 Ansehl. Harry. 266 Anlenucci. Frank. 54. 198. 276 Apple. Anna. 63 Apple. Henry. 113. 114 Api leman. Jane. 167. 295 Aram . Hernchel. 30. 251 Archer. Ethel. 296 Archer. Frank. 287 Archer. Philip. 258 Armstrong. Dorothy. 303 Armstrong. Lucille. 349 Armstrong. Paul. 172 ArmstmnK, William, 114 Arnold, Den, 285 Arnold, Ethel, 350 Arnold, Georue. 218. 253. 270 Arnold. Helen. 306 Arnold. Lester, 104, 288 Arnold. Sam, 73. 218, 345 Arnold, Waller, 272 Arnoii, Holland, 163, 254 Arps. Georite. 29. 246. 323 ...- M- ' nret. 2DB Art, Rita, 350 Arthur. Robert. 321 Artz. Curtis. 156. 249 Aschinwer. Carl. 246 Ash. Milton. 324 AshbauKh, John. 160 Ashcraft. Derwin. 113 Ashcraft. Vim 1. 170. 172 Asher, Helen, L06, 350 Ater, Elma, 159 Athelton. Carlton. 260 Atkinson. Herbert. 26 Atlas. Leona. 3(16, 337, 850 Auc. Richard. 107. 108 AuKUr. Edward. 264 AuKUstus, Marearet, 139. 313 Aumann. F ' rancis. 2. j3 AunKst. Robert. 244. 271 Austin. Edward. 115 Austin. Lois. 176, 340 Auxier, GcorKe, 251 Auxter, Daniel, 248 Avcy. Albert. 268 Axline. Wilson. 319 Avars. Charles. 267 Aydelott. Margery. 39. 54 B Baake. 218 Baber, Charles. 320 Babyak. Alex. 34. 35, 45. 278 Bachman. Wilbur. 96. 107 Backus. David. 163 Bader. Elaine. 350 Bader. Reba. 3.50 Bader. Robert. 273 Badger. Joseph. 109 Baggs. Mary, 305 Bahnsen. Ernest. 264 Baile. Kenneth. 282 Bailey. Donald. 278 Bailey. James. 42. 53. 54. 151. 251 Baintcr. Robert. 105. 107 Baird Richard. 268 Baker. Carlyle. 134, 164, 255 Baker, Caroline. 349 Baker. H. Josephine. 36. 37. 41, 63. 146. 147. 152. 158. 162, 297 Baker. Harry. 163 Baker. Helen. 349 Baker, Herbert, 73 Baker, John, 246 Baker. Newton. 26 Baker. Philip. 322 Baker. Ralph. 257. 338 Balado. Jose, 280 Balbach. Mabel, 156 Balding, Maxine, 298 Ball, Dan, 247 Hall. Enu-rson, 338 Hall. James. 247 Ball. Olen. 321 Hallantyne. Jack, 254 Lallou. Charles, 180 Ha ' tes. Herman. 265 Balthaser. Ruth. 298 Banberger, Clarence. 172 Bancroft. Clara. 331 Bandlow. Robert. 280 Biingerl. Dorothy. 54. 139. 297 Banks. Thomas. .53. 54, 151, 260 Banner, Lucille. 351 Banta. Harold. 104 Banting. Virginia, 298 Barbee. Horace. 255 Barber. James. 272 Barber. Russell. 114 Barckloir. Frederic. 264 Barden. Roderick. 257 Barga. Willard. 114 Bargar. Dwight. 277 Barkan. Irwin. 286 Barker, Robert. 341 Barlow. Bernice. 3.50 Harneliy. Merrill. 141 Hiirios, I),. ' I.,TI. ■jr,l] Barnes. Frances. 350 Barnes. James, 262 Barnes. Joseph. 245 Barnes. Lowell. 109, 113. 114 Barnes. Lyle. 261 Barnes. William. 319 Barnett. Charles. 164 Barnett. Ferda. 63. 167 Barnett. Irving. 115. 324 Barnett. Robert. 157 Barnhart. Henrietta. 138 Barnbart. Morris. 73, 267. 344 Barune. John. 328 Barr. Virginia. 295 Barrett. Harvey. 37, 152, 24S Barrett, Vernon, 325 Barrow, Ruth, 298 Barrows. Arthur. 172 Bartels. Robert. 73, 156, 181. 252. 345 Barthalow, Mary. 156. 299 Bartoszek. John. 119. 318. 325 Bartter, Carroll. 164 Basch. George. 282 Basch. Lewis. 82. 273 Baromeister. Ann. 292 Baskin. Martha. 173. 336 Batch, Charles. 282 Bateman. Lester. 263 Bates. Robert. 262 Battles. Morris. 164 Bauermeister. Margaret. 153. 293 Baum, Betty. 350 Baum. Harvey. 113. 114 Bauman, Mary. 314 Baumann. Justin. 245. 275 Baumann. Lester. 275 Baumann. Suzanne. 63. 297 Baumer. Herbert. 102 Baumwell. Isidore, 114, 329 Baxter, Robert, 260 Beachler. John. 246 Beall. Betty. 135. 159. 310 Beard. David. 90, 104. 338 Beare. Rebecca, 39 Beattie. Allen. 262 Beatty. Hugh. 247. 320 Beatty. Nancy. 167 Beatty. Russell. 140. 259 Beatty, Treva, 168 Beaudway, Brant, 251 Beaver. Harold. 2.56 Beazell. James. 330 Beck. Herman, 276 Beck. William. 320 Beckel. Francis. 164 Becker. Karl. 252 Becker. Thelma. 73. 156. 158, 299 Beckman, Theodore, 345 Beckwith, Elizabeth, 158, 301, 331 Beder. Marvin, 275 Bedford, Lawrence, 102, 106 Bee. Virginia, 73, 303 Becbe, John, 105 Beecher, Harriett, 307 Beers. William. 260 Beery. Kvalyn. 341 Beery. Lawrence. 172 Beery. William. 40. 54 Beesch. Samuel. 256 Beetham. Charlie. 250 Behr. James. 154. 273 Beiser. Dietrich. 320 Beitlor. Samuel. 102. Ill Beitner. William. 61. 146. 147. 210. 244. 276 Bell. Betty. 298 Bell. Beulah. 43. 90 Bell. Jack. 251 Bell. Margaret. 156, 295, 336 Bell. Ruth. 168 Bell. Spui-geon. 345 Bellville. Titus, 114 Belt, Elvin, 177 Belt, Verland, 105 Beltz, Richard, 198, 249 Benczkowski, Henry, 278 Bender, r orotby, 73 Bender. Edgar. 330. 345 Bender. Jack. 109. 114. 170 Bender, Robert. 273 Bender. William. 180 Benjamin. Jack. 137, 152. 154. 266 Benjamin. Robert. 73. 266 Bennett. Fletcher. 107, 252 Bennett, Frank, 280 Bennett, Raymond, 323 Bennett, Robert. 246 Bennett, William. 170 Benninghofen. John. 2-55 Benninghofen. Robert. 255 Benoy, Alice. 159. 313 Benson. Casper, 283 Benson, Charles, 73 Benson, Dorothy. 348 Benson. Gerald. 265 Bentley. William. 44 Benton. Francis. 1()6 Bentz. Irma. 299 Beougher, Howard. 172 Beougher. Judson. 90. 272 Bercaw. Thurman. 252 Berdan. Betty. 310 Berdelman. William. 260 Berg. James. 319 Bergen. Dorothy. 311 Bergener. Elizabeth. 299 Berger, George, 109, 114 Berger, Gladys, 332 Berger, Lucille. 309. 350 Berger. Norman. 135. 275 Bergman. James. 274 Berlin. Martha. 175. 300 Berliner. Meyer. 114. 329 Berman. Ben. 285 Berman. Jack. 26B Bernard. Lloyd. 73. 247 Berndt. William. 282 Bernhard, Joel. 319 Bernstein. Chester. 289 Bernstein. M. Edward. 275 Berry. Dorral. 244. 261. 319 Berry. Kay. 156 Berry. Maynard. 288 Berry. Shirley. 350 Berry. Willard. 256 Berry. William. 252 Bessey. Ivis. 331 Best. Lawrence. 338 Best. Marjorie. 348 Bettridge. John, 198, 205. 251 Betz. Catherine. 340. 349 Betz. Mar -. 159 Bever. John. 325 . Beveridge. Frances, 337 Bey. Martha. 63 Bibber, Harold. 277 Bidlack. Cecil. 102 Bidman. Floyd. 321 Biehler. Raymond. 102. 265 Bielefeldt. Mary. 175 Bierliaum. Robert. 96. 107. 259 Bierbaum. Ruth. 82 Bigley. Frank. 73 Bielman. Floyd. 321 Bilikam. Mildred. 63 Hillig. Eilward. 52. 54. 271 Bills. William. 113 Binns. Margaret. 168 Birtl. Mary. S2 Bishop. A. Irene. 90 Bishop. Carl. 172 Bishop. Dever. 259 Bishop, l.eroy. 2.56 Bishop, Rowland. 257 Bittel. Robert. 114. 198 Bitlikofer. Myron. 246 Biveridge. Frances, 175 Black, Beatrice, 313 Black, Charles, 96, 105 Black, Ell., 73, 271 Black, Joseph, 287 Blackburn, Edna, 340. 349 Blackman. Charles. 257 Blackmore. Robert. 258 Blnckwell. Arthur. 140. 259 Blair. Charles. 63 Blair. Donald. 283 3% Blair. GiTHUline, 165 Blair. Jami ' .s. 236. 283 Blair. Mary. 294. 299 Blair. Rolurl. 163. 344 Blair. William, 142 Bland. KlmiT. 73. 13 . 1.56 Blausi-r. Israel. 104. 257 Blessinir. MarKaret. 348 Bletsii. Hi-rnc. 107 Blicklc. Ri bert. 53. 151. 257 Bliizanl. Ruth. 307 BU ck. Ht ' rman. 275 Bloom. John. 44. 117. 252 Bloor. William. 218 Blosser. Lois. 90. 158. 292. 303 Blue. Donald. 216, 323 Blue. Robert. 214 Bluestein. Richard. 273 Blum. Elsie. 306 Blume. Frederick. 327 Blume. Mabel, 12 Board, Cecil, 263 Bobenmyer, S. Robert, 63. 277 Bobo. Vera. 304 Bock, Kred. 267 Bodek. Ruth. 350 Boehm. Arthur. 246 Boehm. Lluyd. 253 Boeshaar. Gilbert. 263 Began. Meredith. 1.59. 299 BoKtjs. Edwin. 247 BoKPs. Julia. 315 Boileau. Thornton. 320 Boles. Georfte. 271 Bolin. Stuart. 249 Bolinu. Glen. 90. 269. 3C8 Boiling. George. 251 Bollinger. Corrine. 312. 34S Bolon. Dallas. 330 Bolton. Grant. 283 Bolton. Walter. 247 Bone. Hugh. 251 Bone. James. 251 Bonham. Claude. 107 Bonnet. .Anne. 295 Bonnet. Jeanne. 295 Boord. Mary. 301 Boose. Howard. 247 Boose. Robert. 139. 247 Booth. George. 251 Bope. Lillian, 348 Bope. Mary. 39. 297 Bope. Russell. 162 Borchert. Joseph. 253 Bordine. Warren. 180. 225, 269 Borland. James, 282 Born, James, 249 Borst, Edgar, 338 Borst, Harold, 257 Borton. John. 177 Bosart. Eugene. 247 Bosart. Rachel. 296. 351 Boss. Carol. 39. 158 Bossinger, Winifred. 301 Bostic. John. 107 Boston. William. 198. 283 Boswell. Richard, 172 Bottenhurn. Irwin. 319 Bottigheimer, Mildred, 314 Boucher, Arthur, 198, 200, 205, 21S, 249 Boucher. Helen. 82. 297 Boughton. Freda. 303 Bovic. Jane. 165 Bowe. Dorothy. 63 Bowen, Tori-ance, 267 Bowen, William, 259 Bower, Francis, 63 Bower. Lewis. 252. 328 Bowers. Blanche. 331 Bowers. Carl. 105. 265 Bowers. Cary. 281 Bowers. Paul. 248 Bowler. Clarence. 156 Bowman. Eileen, 297 Bowman. Mary. 351 Hownas. William. 82 Bowyer. Evelyn. 82. 308 Boyd. James. 102 Boyd. Paul. 171 Boye. Charles. 34. 35. 170 Boyer, George. 90. 288 Boycr, Paul, 288 Boylan. James. 280 Hoylan. John. 101. 103. 105 Boyle. Joseph. 178 Braden. James. 263 Bradlleld. Rol ert. 172 Bradley. Donald. 114 Brady. Catherine. 158. 297 Brady. Rex. 272 Brake. Edgar. 107 Bramson. Elaine. 306 Hrami tin. Seymour. 273 Brand. Mary. 296 Brandt. Sidney. 276 Branson. Jack. 278 Uransztet. Helen. 358 Bransztet. Martha. 358 Brant. Arthur. 256 Brashares. George. 210 Bratton. Charles. 140. 257 Bratton, Margaret. 305 Braunlin, Kuth. 159. 350 Brehme. Walter. 73. 330 Breimyer. Harold. 90. 140 Breneman, Roscoe. 318 Brennan. Mary. 301 Brennan. Roger. 325 Breon. Virginia. 62 Bresin. Bernard. 322 Bresler. Clyde. 178 Bresnahan. Mary. 297 Bresnahaii. Myra. 157. 297 Bretz. Dale. 344 Bretz. Lewis. 101 Breyfogle. Ernest. 53. 151. 162. 163. 276 Bricker. Eleanor. 297 Brickner. Leonard. 286 Briggs. Leonard. 257 Bright. F. Reber. 178 Bright. Robert. 254 Brightman. Rosemary. 82. 159 Brightman. William. 250 Brim. Lois. 296 Brim. Orville. 323 Brim. Robert. 257 Brindle. Richard. 247 Briner. Vivian. 159. 348 Bristow. Virginia. 168 Brittan. Wesley. 265 Brittingham. Harry. 102. 265 Brobst. Alice. 175 Brock. Royal. 255 Erode. Wallace. 260 Broderick, Paul. 256 Brody. Howard. 177 Brody. Murry. 324 Broedel. Robert. 257 Bromberg. Ir ' ing. 82. 138 Bronsky. Helen. 301 Brooks. Bane. 160 Brooks. Robert. 264 Brothers. Merrill. 325 Brown. Adeline, 134, 309, 350 Brown. Alice. 298 Brown. Aubrey. 102 Brown. Barbara. 175. 300 Brown. Barbara C, 310 Brown. Betty. 298 Brown. Charles. 320 Brown. Earl. 114 Brown. Esther. 82. 311 Brown. George. 172 Brown. Gordon. 252 Brown. Harold. 322 Brown. Helen. 304 Brown. Herberta. 74. 332 Brown. Howard. 269 Brown. John. 320 Brown. Josephine. 294. 311. 350 Brown. Katherine, 158. 304 Brown. Maruaret, 296 Brown. Marion. 350 Brown. Marjorie. 298 Brown. Mary, 41 Brown. Mary A., 175 Brown. Mary E.. 295 Brown. Nancy. 158 Brown. Philip. 273 Brown. Robert. 268, 321 Brown. Virginia, 74. 293. 311 Brown. William. 265 Brown. William R.. 101 Browne. Westbrook, 247 Brownell. Tom. 282 Browntield. William. 288 Bruce. Fred, 256 Bruce. Robert. 256 Bruce. Robley. 251 Bruerd. Mary, 308 Hrugler, Maynard, 108, 259 Brumley, Oscar, 31, 112, 261, 326, 329 Brumm, Paul, 319 Brundage. John. 252 Brungard, Elizabeth. 198. 315 Brungard. George, 2.50, 198 Brungart. Herbert. 256 Brungcrt, John. 256 Brunk. Ruth. 300 Brunk. Wilfred. 115 Brunner. Frances. 297 Brunner. Richard. 251 Brunson. William. 74. 330. 345 Bruny. Rose. 303. 350 Bryant, Baker. 54. 224 Bryant, Dorcas, 304 Bryant, Iva, 41, 52, 64, 175. 303 Bryant. Lois. 303 Bryant. Ruth. 177 Bucher. Paul. 102 Buchter. John. 263 Buck. Barbara. 181 Buck. Richard, 102 Buckley, Harry, 246 Buckley, Howard. 114. 282 Buckley. Richard. 271 Buckley. Wallace. 346 Budin. David. 324 Buehl. William. 267 Buhrmaster. Doris. 302 Buhrmaster. Floyd. 319 Buker. Virginia. 348 Bullard. Alanson. 74 Bumer. Charles. 256 Burden, Edwin, 248 Burgess, Mary. 74. 158, 345 Burgwald, Louis. 178 Burke. Alma. 165 Burke. Lillian. 175, 350 Burket, Anne. 304 Burkett, Harry, 74. 254, 330 Burkley. Emma. 348 Burky, Elton, 82 Burley, Orin. 345 Burnham. Martin, 82 Burns. Barnabas. 247 Burns. David. 268 Burns. Emily. 134. 296. 851 Burns. Robert, 283 Burns, Thomas, 250 Burnstine, Marcus, 273 Burrell, George, 254 Burrell, Robert, 260 Burris, Philip, 258 Burris, Vivian, 58. 149. 156. 166, 167 Burrows, William, 252 Burson. George, 276 Burton. Beulah. 298 Burton. Jack. 164 Busch. Carl. 171 Buscher. Inez, 176 Bush, Alden, 134, 251 Bush, Joseph, 260 Bushey, Esther, 349 Bushing, Florence, 340 Buihnell. Jean. 305 Bushong. Florence. 207, 298 Busich, Sam, 198, 210. 212. 244 Butler. Robert. 262 Butterworth. Bette. 54. I IJ. 15;. 296. 336 Byeriy. Leiand. 164 Byers. Charles. 172 Byrne. John. 96 Byrne. Thomas. 320 Byron. Dorothy. 302 Cable. Betty. 298 Cahen. Clarence. 266 Cain. Garnet. 303 Calheck. Margai-et. 337 Calder. William. 74. 95. 3. 0. 345 Caldwell. Frank. 102 Caldwell. James, 107 Callahan. Regis, 115 Calland, W. Di-an, 164, 255 Calland, William, 34. 35. .53, 54. 151 Callaway, Winifri-d, 63. 292. 297 Calvert. William D., 172 Calvert, William K.. 163 Camercm, Don, 119 Cammercr, Herbert, 246. 320 Camp. Capt. Howard. 284 Campbell. Bernard. 270. 344 Campl ell. Charles, 53, 54, 151. 156, 267 Campbell, Doris, 36. 62. 87. 146. 147. 156. 166. 167. 296 Campbell. Edna. 90. 313. 331 Campl ell. M. Edith. 26 Campbell. Robert. 90. 218. 269, 338 Campbell. William. 105, 265 Camper, E lward. 278 Canfield. Virginia. 82 Canfield. Wallace. 74 Caniff. George. 248 Cann. Jeannette. 332 Cannon. Robert, 157 Cannon. Thomas. 280 Canter. James. 107 Cantwell. Dorothy. 348 Caperucci. Louis. 160 Caplan. Leslie, 154, 275 Cappel. Helen, 63 Caris, Frona, 168 Carelton, Florence, 348 Carlile. James. 246 Carlin. Max. 329 Carlisle. Jeannette. 63 Carlisle. John. 104 Carlson. Fred. 262 Carlson. Lloyd. 244. 262 Carlson. Ross. 260 Carmine. Dale. 253 Carp. Robert, 266 Carpenter. Charles. 160 Carpenter. Ruth, 300 Carpenter, Samuel. 265 Carr. Guy. 82 Carr. Marybelle. 83. 297 Carroll. Alfred. 268 Carroll. Robert. 105 Carroll. Robert. 277 Carruthers. John. 252 Cai-son. William. 258 Carter. Clyde. 83. 323 Carter. David. 114. 326 Carter. Mary. 350 Cartmell. Betty. 295 Case. Harry. 278 Casey. Evelyn. 349 Casey. William. 344 Cashatt, Margaret, 296 Cass, Paul, 319 Cassidy, Charles, 280 Cassidy, John. 280 Cassidy. Robert. 134. 136. 164. 258 Casteel. Virginia. 64 Casto. Carl. 156. 170. 172 Casto. Charles. 172 Catalano. Joseph. 272 Catcott. Earl. 276 Gathers. Donald. 276 Caton. Harry, 26 Cavanaugh. Peter, 114, 259 Cavanaugh, Robert, 277 Chabek, Daniel. 137. 279 Chaddock. C. Richard, 44, 262 Chadwick. Lewis. 257. 287 Chaffee. Rupert. 107. 244. 284 Chafin. Lily. 176 Chalfant. Lawrence. 118. 327 Chamberlain. Ray. 258 Chambers. Edna. 340 Chambers. Orville. 156. 283 Chambers. William. 74. 247 Chamness. Jane, 64, 348 Chapman, Edna, 63, 1.56. 157. 158, 293. 295 Chapman. John. 253 Chapman. John Philip. 253 Chapman. Samuel. 285 ChaKes. Donald, 178 Charles, Fred, 259 Charters. W. W.. 254. 261 Cheadle. Belford. 160 Cheney. Marian. 348 Cherringlon. Ann. 300 Chester. Martin. 266 Child. James. 247 397 Chiziick. Burton, 266 ChrissinRer. Warrt-n, 248 Christian. Richard. 281 Christman. MarRUorite. 350 Chubb. Charles. 1«2 Chubb. Ellen, 62. 83. 142. 146. 147. 158. 336 Chubb. John. 101. 102. 105. 295. 336. 351 ChudakofT. Eli. 27S Chute. Aaron. 345 Cimperman. Frank. 256 CisKr. VirKinia. 36. 54. 139. 298 Ciufn. Anneline. 64 Civins. Anita. 350 Clabaugh. Rutherford. 140. 269 Clark. Adeline. 142 Clark. Alice. 307. 341 Clark, Betty, 175, 310 Clark, Carl. 2.i4 Clark. EdKar, 102. 103 Clark. Elizabeth. 296 Clark, Elmore. 245, 279 Clark, Francis, 247 Clark. Glenn. 345 Clark. Helen. 297 Clark, GeorKe. 140 Clark, HuKh, 260 Clark. Leonard, 326 Clark, Robert, 43. 142. 149. 2.i7 Clark. Robert L.. 265. 338 Clark. Thomas. 264 Clark. Wilford, 244, 263 Clarke, Adeline, 296. 350 Clarke, Keith, 249 ClauRhton, Catherine, 90 ClaUBUS, Harold. 108. 265 Clftypoole. James. 247 Claypoole. Howard. 156 Cla ton. Nettie Belle. 64 Cleary. James. 252 Clem. Inez, 64, 341 Clevenger, Elizabeth, 350 Clickenger. Doris, 36, 41, 58, 149, 303 Clifford. John. 172 Clifton. Dorothy. 350 Clifton, John, 323 Clifton, Lucile, 83, 301 Clime, Chester. 2. )9 Cline, Kitty, 349 Cline, Mary Kuth, 341 Cloak, Betty Jane, 135, 136. 297 Clontz, GeorKe, 245, 284 Close, Richard, 319 Clouse, Millicent, 305 Clowsen, Alex, 215, 286 Clymer, William, 260 Coates, Fred, 114 Cobb. Samuel. 250 Coble. Bettie. 294. 337 Cochran. Charles, 106, 255 Cochran, Douglas, 164 Cochran, Kathleen, 350 Cochran, Mary, 90 Cochran, Melville, 258 Cochran. Robert, 107, 108 Cochran, Robert W.. 178 Cockins, Edith, 296 Coddinicton, Edwin, 261 Coddinittt.n, Gilbert. 102. 265 Cody. Ralph. 270 Coe, Harry, 258 Coe, Howard, 260 Coe. Robert. 224 Coffey. Jwl. 177. 257. 261 Cohen. Goldie. 136 Cohen. Jotfeph. 273 Cohen. Marian. 309 Cohen. Max. 114 Cohen. Philip. 115 Cohen. Reitha. 309 Cohn. Frances. 306. 3.50 CohaKen. Martha, 349 Cuhon, Julian, 266 Cohn, Jane, 337 Cohn, Marian. 350 Colburn. Robert. 264 Cole. Frances. 64 Cole, IrvinK, 42, 245. 266 Cole. Storr , 261 Coleman, Elton, 135. 246 Collet. U-slie. 107 Collicott. Esther. 35, 62, 83, 146, 147, 158, 295 Colliflower, Roberta, 64, 169. 165 Collin. Belle, 3,50 Collins, Anna, 83, 168 Collins, Floyd, 113. 114 Collins, John H., 109. 114. 326 Collins, John J., 42, 64, 254 Colucci, Emil, 244, 264 Colville. GeorKe, 224 Combs, EuRene, 83, 252 Comljs, Ruth, 134, 313 Comello, Albert, 270 Comstock, Carl, 164 Conawa,v, Harry, 96 Conaway, Robert W., 164, 278 Conine, Thelma, 304, 350 Conklin, Robert, 261 Conn. James, 160 Connar, Albert, 276 Conner. Harriet. 300 Connor. Ross. 262 Connors. Richard. 264 Conrad. David, 164 Converse, Elisabeth, 140, 166 Conway, Edwin, 270 Conwell. Katheryn. 346 Cook. Donald D.. 254 Cook, Donald R., 101, 218 Cook, Jean. 316 Cook, Lester, 267 Cook, RoRcr, 114 Cook, Rowena, 74, 167, 310 Coombs, Richard, 180 Coomey, Patrick, 280 Cooper, Catherine. 167, 303 Cooper, Charles, 261 Cooper, Frederick. 287 Cooper. Ivan. 160 Cooper. Mary. 64 Cooper. May, 64 Cooperrider. Donald, 114 Cooperrider, Harold, 107, 287 Copeland, Paul, 267 Corbett, James, 270 Corbin, Allen, 109, 114 Corbin, Benjamin, 114 Cordell, Harry, 277 Corkins, William, 64, 163, 232, 258 Corkwell, Constance, 296 Corley, William, 264 Corn, Orville, 90 Corneal, George. 180 Cornell. Annetta. 64. 134. 136. 162 Cornett. Albee. 261 Cornsweet. Harold. 266 Corp. Marjorie. 165 Correll. Earl. 96. 167. 261 CosKrove. Raymond. 256 Cottrell. Harvey, 319 Coultrap. Jane, 302 CourtriKht. Hetty, 296 CourtriKht. Fred, 105 CourtriKht, Thurman, 119, 325 CoVan, John, 2GI CoVan, John Phillip, 96, 107, 261 Covich, Bernard, 276 CovinRton, Elizabeth, 306, 339 Cowley, William, 323 Cox, Danford, 109 Cox, Lucille, 64, 134, 136, 295 Cox, Marion, 114, 326 Cox, Melvin. 198. 208 Cox. VirKinia, 146 Cozad, Lyman, 260 Crabbs, Gordon, 74. 160. 268 Crabill. Charles. 247 Crady. James. 266 CraiK. Harry. 64 CraiR, John, 178 CraiK, Nellie, 349 Cra,iR, Iris, 140, 313 Crall, Betty, 307 CraJl, VirRinia. 169 Cramer, Evelyn, 165 Cramer, Walter. 249 Crandell. David. 156 Crane. E. J.. 253 Crane. GeorRe. 257 Craven, Robert. 280 Cravens. Esther. 298 Craver. Bill. 281 Crawford. Raymond. 319 Crawford, Richard, 265 Crawford. William H., 64, 138, 249 Cray, Raymond, 257 Crayton, Jean. 136, 136. 297 Creamer. DwiRht. 90. 178. 249 Creed, Leo. 64 Crehan. William, lofi Crepps, Dorothy. 64 Creviston. Mary. 64. 165 Crissinger. Bruce. 269 Crist. Anita. 337 Critchtield. Charles. 320 Cromley. Curtis. 114. 269 Cronk. Carl. 180. 246. 281 Crooks. Betty, 300 Crouch. Martin, 96. 107, 160. 268 Crouder. James. 172 Crouse. Samuel. 64. 160 Crow. Fred. 251 Crow. Harold. 319 Crowley. Evelyn. 349 Croy. Otto. 288 Croysdale. William. 262 Crumley. Mary. 350 Crammer. DwiRht. 108 Crusey. Howard. 102. 103, 107. 141 Cservenyak. Frank, 106 Culler, Karl L„ 108. 246 Culp. Fre l, 106. 170 Cumiskey. Frank. 19K. 205. 250 CunninRham. Edward. 246 CunninKham. James. 43 CunninRham. John F.. 28. 246. 257 Cunnineham, John F.. Jr.. 102. 107. 342 CunninRham, Spencer, 260 CunninRham. William A.. 253 Curran. Thomas. 320 Curry. Robert. 37 Curtis. GeorRe. 320 Curtis. J. Alfred. 160 Curtis. John B.. 114 Curtiss. Jack. 267 Curtiss. Philip. 107. 276 CushinR. Elizabeth. 348 Cutlip. Shirley. 102 Cuttler. Charles. 96. 285 Cyester. Robert. 134. 136 Czuba. Stella. 340 D Daberko. 171. 276 Diifler. Glen. 90. 269. 338 DaRan. Barney. 210, 274 Daily, Geneva, 312 Daley, John, 280 Dalious, Jack, 254 Dalrymple. Francis. 301 Dalton, Glen. 248 Daly. James. 156 Dameron. Kenneth. 261 Damrin. Dora. 175 Dando. GeorRe. 105 Daniell. Dorothy. 166 Daniels. Nadine. 350 Daniels. Rover. 254 Darby. Paul. 96. 102 DarKitz. Dale. 96. 288 DarraKh. Ralph. 108 DaUKherty. Carrie. 65. 340 DauRherty. Hanna. 296 Daum. GeorRe. 83 Davidiirf. Marian. 314 Davidson. Horace. 320 Davidson. James. 288 Davidson. Ralph. 288 Davies. Janet. 168 Davies. Joan. 300 Davis. Daisy. 331 Davis. Elmer. 248 Davis. Francis. 320 Davis. Howard A.. 166. 171. 172 Davis. Howard L.. 170 Davis. James F.. 283 Davis. James M.. 38. 67. 149. 162. 166. 162. 246 Davis. Jane Elliott. 168. 305 Davis. Kenneth. 163 Davis. Lawrence. 164 Davis. Marjorie. 307 Davis. Mary Elizabeth. 1.17. 339 Davis. Mary Ruth. 337 Davis. Norval. 160 Davis. Ralph. 262 Davis. Robert. 263 Davis. William G.. 244. 253 Davison. Roliert. 263 Dawson. Harold. 96. 107. 266 Day. Jack. 61. 74. 146. 147. 156, 162. 170. 268. 344 Day. Jesse. 268 Dean. Adolphus. 86 Dean. Dorothy. 300, 337, 348 Dean, Ij)wel l, 180 Dearth, Charles, 260 Decker, Dorothy, 300, 360 Decker. Paul, 180 Decker, William, 261 Deem, Arthur. 326 Deeter. Don. 251 Deetz. Russell. 105. 265 DeForest. Helen. 1.59. 297 DeFosset. Velva. 302 DeHaven. GeorRe. 255 DeHond, Gordon. 102. 107 Deibel. Robert. 262 Deitz. William. 264 DeLancy. E. Louise. 298 Delany, Martha. 295 Delfs. HuRh. 74. 345 Dell. Frank, 281 DelonR, DwiRht, 272, 288 DeminK. Mary, 54, 136, 296 DeminR, Willis. 34, 35, 42. 60, 83, 147, 152, 244, 260 Demorest, Annette. 319. 331 Demorest. Margaret. 83. 142. 336 Demuth. Forder. 320 Denman. Ulysses. 108 Denn. Paul. 44. 260 Denne. Lynn. 276 Dennis. James. 40. 53. 54. 13.5. 161. 156. 260 Dennison. Durward, 118. 327 Denny. Earl, 269 Denune, Martha, 305 Detweiler, James I,. 96. 107 Deutsch. Severna. 306 Devaney. Jane. 34. 36. 36. 41. 53. 74. 146. 147. 162. 300. 345. 621 Devaney. John, 42, 54, 249 DeVarennes, Charles, 280 DeVennish, Martha, 33, 54, 296 DeVennish. Mary, 158, 296 Devine. Sam, 246 Devine, Walter B., 320 Devine, Walter L.. 83 Dew. George. 140. 170. 172. 178. 257 Dew. Paul. 178. 245. 257 DeWitte. John. 96 Dey, William. 172 Di Bello, .Anthony, 280 Dice, Charles, 276, 34S Dickason. Nolan. 107 Dickason. Russell. 112, 114 Dicke, Vernon, 43, 91, Mo, 174, 177. 288 Dickey, Robert A,. 320 Dickson. James. 90. 269 Diemer. William, 255 Dienst, Robert, 261 Diesem, Walter, 170, 172 Dietrich, Donald, 255 Dietrich, Nancy, 296 Dietrick. Mathirs, 257 Diet .. Carl. 267 Dill. Howard. 249 Dingledinc. Mary. 300 Dinsmore. Frederick. 34. 36. 42. 67. 134. 136. 149. 152. 174. 244. 246 Di Titmmaso, Louis. 245 Ditloe. William. 74. 224. 251. 344 Divoky. Wilma. 3.60 Dix. Gordon. 246 Dix. William. 282 Dixon. Frederick. 320 Doak. Howard. 267 Doan. Charles. 321 Dobbs. Walter. 198 Dobs(m. Schuyler. 138 Doilil ridge. Alice. 350 DodKe. Ida. 114 Dods. Annette. 54. 81. 114. 176. 337. 295 Dods. John. 37. h3. 152. 247 Di«TinR. John. 103. 270 D. rsam. John. 96. 108 398 DohiTty. Jane, 303 Domoney. Albert. 160 Donahey. Roy. 163. 254 IXinahfy. Vic. Jr.. 325 Donahui-. Wult.r. JSO Donaldson. Elvin. 278. 345 Donnelly. Alice. 331 Donnelly. Roy, 24.i. 253 Donnenwirth. Miriam. 91 DonoKhue. Thomas. 24.t. 327 Diinohue. William. 258 Don  van, tiuena. 74. 313 Donovan. James, 270 Dore. L« n. 254 Dority. Mary. 65. 295 Dorris. Victor. 198, 258 Dorsey. Virginia. 299 Dorst. Martha, 75 Dotson. Alice. 65. 308 Doty. Carl. 2. .5 Doudna. Delbert. 114 Doupherty. Elizabeth. 65 DouRherty. Robert. lU D.jvre. 0 lin. 113. 114 Donnelly. .Mice. 331 Dowler. Ruth, 65 Downey. John, 248 Dowds. Marjorie. 350 Downey. Mary. 297 DowninK. Richard. 172. 278 Downing. Robert. 265 Downs. Esther. 65 Doyles. Roy. 160 Drake. Edward. 38 Drake. Guthery. 140 Drake. Harvey. 96. 102. 106 Drake, James. 257 Drake. Nettie. 299 Drake, Robert, 246 Dreese. Erwin. 102. 103. 277 DreKer. Otto. 276 Drennen. William. 224. 251 Dresher. Betty. 348 Dresher. Helen. 34S Dresner, Frank. 101. 102 Dressel. Richard. l. ' iU. 225, 254 Dreveny. Mildred. 305 Drusendahl. Lester. 178 Dubble. Roger. 97. 106. 263 Dubble, Sylvia. 81. 307 Duber. Louis. 244, 266 Dubois, Eugene. 252 Dryer. Russel. 283 Duckworth. Doyle. 172 Duda. Edward. 45. 75 Dudgeon. Winifred. 312 Dudley. Raymond. 325 DutTus. Parmelee, 40, 53, 54, 151, 163. 256 DulTus. W:lliam, 345 Dugan. David. 180 Dumlile. Wilson, 249 Dunbar, Emily. 292. 301 Dunbar. Leo. 172 Duncan. Charles. 254 Duncan. Donald. 254 Duncombe. Charles. 263 Dundon. Robert. 45. 75. 162. 256. 330 Dunipace. Hax. 164 Dunlap. Madeline, 349 Dunlap. Mary MaNine. 295, 350 Dunn. James. 75 Dunnavant. Helanya. 83. 301 Dunning. Clarence. 45. 278 Dtinsford. Jan. 107 Dupre. Huntley. 28. 258 Durbin. John. 284 Durrant. John. 254 Dustman. Mary. 300. 348 Duty. Joseph. 321 Duvall. Siebert. 160 Dworkcn. Goldie, 62. 147, 156, 158 Dye. Clair. 31. 263 Dye. Harland. 113 Dye. William Henry, 198, 207. 210. 249 Dyer. Nellc Jo. 65, 159. 165 Dysart. James. 172 Eagle. Elsie. 306. 350 Eagle. John Howard. 260 Ealy. Eleanor. iri9. 175. 307 Easterday, David. 104 Biovey. Elizabeth. 350 Eberly. Sally, 302 Ebersold, Charles. 40, 61. 83. 147. 152, 255 Eberst, Helen, 307 Eberts, Paul, 331 Ebinger. Jane. 295 Ebinger. Robert. 163. 276 Ebright. Virginia. 298 Eby. Kenneth. 140, 338 Eckelberry. George, 255, 345 Eckelberry, Roscoe. 323 Eckert. Martha. 341 Ek klield. Doris Belle. 91. 140. 331 Eckhart. William. 256 Eckley. Kred. 246 Eckstein, Martha. 349 Eckstein, Miriam, 349 Edelman, Samuel, 266, 321 Edelson, Evelyn. 314 Edgington. Thomas. 172 Ediavitch. Betty. 135 Edmister. James. 283 Edmon. Jeanne. 298 Edmondson. Jay. 103 Edmondson. Louise. 300 Edwards. Linden. 321 Edwards. Thomas, 321 Eesley, Mary, 156. 157. 331 Eger. Lewis. 164. 255 Eger. Wilda. 91. 305, 348 Egger. Charles. 34. 35. 75. 137. 152. 174 Eggers. Robert. 180 Eib. Paul, 319 Eichenberg. Maryon. 350 Eilert. Marion, 135. 29s. 350 Eippert. Paul. 114, 326 Eisen. Irving, 84 Eisenlohr. Berthold, 261 Eisner. Manuel. 289 Eivey. Robert. 245 Elden. Wallace, 260 Elder. Burton. 320 Eldridge. Dayton. 156 EUeman. Paul. 256 Eller, Walter. 258 Elliot. Mary. 165 Elliott. Berton. 113, 114 Elliott. C. Beth. 302 Elliott. James C. 256 Elliott. Maxine. 301 Elliott. Stanley, 104 Ellis. Clarence. 256 Ellis. George. 38. 142. 249 Ellis. Robert. 54. 163. 232, 276 Ellis. William. 141 Ellsperman. Margaret. 159. 308 Elsass. Norman. 338 Elsasser. David, 113, 114 Elsasser, Helen, 114 Elsasser, Robert. 97. 261. 312 Elsea. E. Scott. 244, 247 Elum. Edward. 172 Ely. William. 249 Emmert. Mary. 302 Emmons. Russell. 106 Emrick. Vivian. 341. 348 Emswiler. Herbert. 321 Engl ' sh. Ada. 84. 297 English, Eloise. 62. 84, 147, 158, 167, 300 Enos. Robert, 267 Ent, Dorothy. 65 Epstein, Ann. 350 Epstein. Samuel. 322 Erb, Alfrel, 249 Erb, J. Hoffman, 178, 257 Erf, Oscar. 257 Ervin. George. 105 Ervin. Ruth. 36. 58. 139, 149, 158, 296. 336 Escovitz. Milton. 54. 134. 285 Eshelman. Eugene, 276 Eshleman. Herbert, 178 Essex. Mary. 297 Estell. Ansel. 91. 178. 214. 244. 269 Esterday. David. 269 Evans. Dilys. 349 Evans, Dorothy, 167 Evans, Gail, 75, 170 Evans, Gwynne, 341 Evans, Howard. 156. 247 Evans. Hugh. 138 Evans. Jane Anne. 34. 35. 36, 58. 149. 158. 166. 167. 296 Evans. John I... 283 Evans. John R.. 75 Evans. Catharine. 168. 305 Evans, Evangeline, 331 Evans, Lewis W.. 112. 113. 114 Evans. Cornelia. 297 Evans. Mary J.. 295 Evans, Milton, 114 Evans, Ray. 142. 261 Evans. Rodger. 75. 276 Evans, Thomas. 160 Evans. William K.. 156. 267 Evans. William L.. 248 Evans. William T., 277 Everitt. William. 102 Evers. Fritz, 166. 287 Eversole. John. 172 Everhardt. Bertha, 331 Ewart. Ronald, 107 Ewing. Harriet. 297 Ewing. Howard. 139. 249 Ewing. Mary. 175. 248 Ewing. Robert Arthur. 109. 113. 114 Ewell. Bartlett. 61 Eyerman. Jayne. 300 Fackler. Ellanore. 156 Faelche. Karl. 251 Fajcsi. Joseph. 44 Falconer. David. 178 Falconer. J. L. 179, 257 Falkenstein. Roberta. 91. 158. 302 Fallen. Arthur. 325 Fankhauser. Arnold. 107. 160 Fanning. Phyllis. 298 Fantz. Fred, 255 Farber. David. 274 Farber. Eldon. 115 Farber. Harold. 42. 274 Farber. Margaret. 337. 350 Farber. Virginia. 302. 350 Farmer. Dan. 65. 276 Farnham, Emily, 350 Farnsworth, Merton, 261 Farson, Bosworth, 246 Fassig, Marcia, 39, 158, 297 Faught, Harry, 254 Faulder. Katharine. 296. 348 Faurot. Leonard. 249 Feibel. Jean. 175 Feinberg. Herbert. 274 Feinman. Leillian, 309 Feinstein. Milton, 114, 329 Feldman. Arthur. 54. 163. 274 Felger. George P.. 65 Felsenthal. Margery, 306 Felton. Lillian. 298 Feniger. Lincoln, 274 Fenner. P ank. 172 Fenstermacher. Richard L.. 287 Fenstermaker, Richard P., 247 Fenton, Russell, 265 Fernberger, Dorothy, 36. 41. 58. 135, 136, 142, 149, 175, 295. 332 Ferris. John. 247 Fetter. Beatrice. 159 Fichter. Robert, 254 Fidler, F lorence, 165 Figley. Richard. 107. 224 Fikele. Robert. 253 Fillmore. William. 107 Fineberg. Henry. 84. 156 Finelli. Henry. 115 Finfera. James. 164 Finke. Betty. 176 Finke. Eugene. 162. 276 Finkelstein. Jack, 286 Finley. Catherine, .300 Finley, Robert, 3.30 Finneran. James. 107 Finnical. Robert. 255 Firestone. Bertram. 274 Fisch. Frank. 198. 203. 254 Fisch. Sidney, 115, 324 Fischer, Edgar, 275 Fischer, Jesse, 324 Fischer. Robert. 40, 53. 142, 151, 255 Fischer, Ruth, 91. 140, 331 Fischer. Theodore. 164. 268 Fishbein. Alex. 75, 289 Fisher, Cornelia. 153. 293. 313 Fisher. Edna. 299 Fisher. Helen. 350 Fisher, Jerome, 289 Fisher. LeRoy. 114 Fisher. Richard. 105. 170 Fishnian. David. Vi2 Fisk. Beth. 75. 310 Fissel. Glenn. 156. 157. 172 Fitzgerald. Theodore. 326 Fivaz. Annette. 348 Fleck. Ralph. 135 Fleming. John. 113 Fleming, Mark. 57. 149. 157. 198. 249 Fleming. Virginia. 168, 302 Ply, Glen, 109, 114. 326 Fogle. Virgil. 34. 35. 57. 149. 152. 252. 344 Foley. Martin. 75 Folk. Ronald, 75. 330 Folk. Samuel. 102 Folkerth. David. 106. 249 Follick. Clara. 65 Follmer, Samuel. 248 Folsom. Dean. 75 Foltz. Glenn. 104 Foraker. Clarence. 96. 102. 170. 171 Ford. Joan. 65. 158. 297 Ford. Joseph. 280 Ford. Robert. 262 Ford. Virginia. 307 Ford. Wilbur. 254 Forman. Charles. 164. 267 Forsythe, Gladys, 307 Forsythe. John, 321 Fortman. Phil. 137. 248 Fortune. Ella. 168. 349 Forward. Virginia. 65. 300 Foster. Donald. 43. 91, 269, 338 Foster, H. Schuyler, 323 Foster. Ina. 159 Foster. Leighton. 262 Foster. Mary. 304 Foster. Robert. 107. 247 Foure. Jacqueline. 156 Foust. Jacob. loS Fowle. Arthur. 160 Fowler. Frank. 264 Fowler. Helen. 176. 349 Fox. Charles. 164 Fox. Dale. 34. 35 Fox. Elizabeth. 305. 35 0 Fox. Herbert. 277 Fox. Margaret. 299 Fox. Mary. 295 Fox. Richard. 53. 54. 138. 151 Fox. Robert, 164. 321 Fox. Virginia, 294. 295 Fraher. Martha. 303 France. Ruth. 91. 331 Francis. Bettye. 168 Frank. Albert. 115. 324 Frank. Benjamin. 273 Frank. Charles, 160. 248 Frank. Herbert. 253 Frank. Martha. .300 Frankel. Godfrey. 84 Frankel. Leonard, 322 Franken. Robert. 282 Frankenberg. Roderick, 102 Franklin, Jessie. 350 Franz. Priscilla. 65 Franzblau. Bernice. 350 Fraser. Charles. 163 Eraser. Robert. 65 Frastornini. Tullio. 280 Frazer. Charles. 252 Frazier. Robert. 321 Frederick. ther. 349 Frederick. Lewis. 321 Freedgood. Stanley. 286 Freeman. Cecille. 309. 350 Freiburghouse. Vivian. 36. 63. 75. 137. 147. 167. 302. 339 P ' reiheit, Jessie. 337 French. Eleanor. 166. 167 French. Thomas. 102. 136. 246 Freriks. Roger. 264 Frickey. Robert. 330 Friedlander. Mary. 306 399 FriwImRn. David. 2T6. 822 Friwiman, Julius. 75. 142. 174 Friedman. Jerome. 273 Friedman. Robert. 266 Frie lman. Ruth. :U4 Friedmar. Sam.  22 Friel. Mary. 299 Frienil. Juanita. S4. 308 Frock. Irvin. 109. 114 Frost, Anna. 65. 175 Frost. Charlotte. 349 Frost. Elinor. 159 Fry. Charles. 164. 247 Fry, Edpar. 321 Fry. Harold. 247 Fry. Jt hn. 160 Fry. Ruth. 66 Frye. Jcanette. 313. 350 Fuchs. Charles. 287 Fuchs. Jesse. 274 Fullen. John. 34. 143. 152 Fuller. Bernadine. 165 Fuller. F. Louise. 333 Fuller. Jane. 315 Fuller. Ralph, 91, 338 Fuller. Richard. 254 FuUiniiton. James. 252 Fulton. Clair. 257 FulU n. Philip. 276 Funk. Lee. 251 Furer. Samuel. 135. 136. 154. 174. 275 Furniss. Mary. 302 Gaar, Earl. 2ni Gableman. Charles, 7.5. 276 Gableman. GeorKe, 261 Gaffcy. John. 84 Gage. Leopold. 118 Gahn. Carl. 282 Gaier. Sara. 350 Gailus. Joseph. 198. 199, 260 Gallat ' her. Helen. 349 Galleher. Hadley. 249 Gallen. Jane. 167. 295 Gallen. Mary. 295 Galloway. Bernicc. 350 Galloway. Betty. 296 Gamble. Alberta. 305 Gamper. Charles. 246. 344 Gans. William. 273 Gantx. James. 250 Gani. Nancy. 313 Card. William. 248 Gardiner. Murray. 250 Gardner Arnold. 256 Gardner. Ben. 246 Gardner. Frederick. 172 Gardner. Georire. 108 Gardner. Jeanette. 39. 301 Gar lner. John. 251 Gardner. U)uisa. 1.58. 301 Gardner. Richard. 251 Gardner. William. 76. ISO. 225. 24S Garfinkel. Verna. 309, 350 Garland. John. 261 GarlinKer. Lawrence. 328 GarmhauHen. Erwin. 232. 271. 344 GarmhauMen. Hilda, 348 Garner, Elizal eth, 297 Garner. Ellen. 175 Garner. William. 105 Garrett. Paul, 76 Garrison. John. 327 Garrison. Judith. 165 Garson. Harold. 289 Garver. Charles, 137 Carver, William, 172 Garvey, William. 139 Garvin. Mary. 303 Gasaway. Lee, 349 Gasteier, John. 177 Gateman, Gladys. 350 Gates. Burton. 164 Gat4-H. James. 248 GaUi . Janet. 66, 158, 302 Gaul, Helen, 360 Gaumer, Frank, 76, 137. 256 Gausewitz. Walter. 248 Gaver, Ida, 54. 153, 296 Gaw. Esther. 27. .34, 39 Gay. Carl, 177. 257, 259 Gearhart, Kmerson, 276 Gearhart. GeorKe, 160. 218, 246 Gebhart, Earl. 264 Gehres. Freeman. 107. 251 Geil. Russell. 2.56 Gt ' irinu. Louis, 271 Geisler. Clarence, 280 Gelbman, Milton. 178 GeorKe. AuKUst. 198. 210. 262 GeorKe. Frances. 66. 340 GeorKopoulos. Thomas. 198 Gorber. Helen. 297. 3.50 Gcrcn. Mildred. 68. 149. 167, 303 GcrlinKer. Alice. 84, 315 Germansky. Dorothy. 350 Gershuw. Herman, 274 Gest. William. 249 Gefi. Paul, 91. 177 Getz. RoKer. 177 Getz. Wilma. 34. 135. 136. 152. 29S Geyer. Frank. 108 Geyer. Harry. 114 Gibbs. Dorothy, 298, 350 Gibson, Allen, 252 Gibson. Bernard. 109. 269 Gibson. Herman. 256 Gibson. Patty Ixiu, 165 Gies. Arthur. 262, 327 Gilardi, Robert, 180 GillwrK. Harry. 181 Gilfillan. Merril. 252 Gilhousen. Klein. 164 Gilkey. Robert. 164 Gill. Elizabeth. 84, 296 Gill. William, 104. 164 Gillardi. Robert. 319 Gillett. Edward. 97. 102. 108 Gillette. John. 250 Gillie. Elizabeth. 168 Gillie. Janet. 168 Gillilan. Francis. 176. 349 Gillis. Ewan. 263. 343 Gillman. Sidney, 198, 199 GilloKly, Hervey, 97, 102, 106 Gilman. Joseph, 322 Gilmore. Clement, 251 Gilson. Richard. 284 GinK. Mary Elizabeth. 339 GinKrich, Richard. 276 Ginn. Wesley, 66 GinsberK. Charles. 244. 274 Gitlin. Harris. 104 Glander. Charles. 256 Glander. Donald. 256 Glass. Dean. 106. 170. 255 Glass. Milton. 289 Glassman. Albert. 286. 329 Glick. Rita. 306 Glick. Robert. 266 Glover. Robert. 114. 326 Glueck. Hillel. 275 Goda. Ernest. 285 Godfrey. Ernest. 198. 199 Godown. Jane. 153. 293. 300 Godown. Stanley, 252 Godsey. Addie. 350 GoehrinKer. Elmer. 97. 102. 171 Golanty. Sara. 292, 314 Gold. Bernard. 245. 289 Gold. Mary. 297 GoldberK. Albert. 115. 324 GoldlieiK. Bernice, 314. 350 GoldberK. Melvin. 324 GoldberK. Selma. 350 GoldberK. Wilma. 76. 304 Golden. Theodore. 322 GoldenberK. Lillian. 314. 350 Goldman. Myron. 42. 53, 54. 151. 266 GoMniiin. Norman. 273 Gol(in4 ' r. Herman. 274 Goldsmith. Betty. 306 Golflstein. Bernard. 274 Goldstein. David. 275 GoldsU-in. Hortense. 306. 350 Goldstein, Ruth. 349 Goldsloir. Stanford. 275 Gonda, GeorKe. 107 Gooil. Byron. 257 Guixle. .MarKaret. 168 Gooile. Marianne. 168 Gomiin. Wayne. 278 GoodinK. Fri-da. 349 GiMidman. Eduard. 266 Goodman. Maxine. 54. 134. 136. 153. 293. 3116 Goodman. Ruth. 350 Goodwin. Paul. 250. 344 Goodwin. Warren. 271 Goold. Murray, 266 Gorden. Florence. 91. 308 Gordon. Abram. 97. 102. 106 Gordon. Mrs. Agnes. 136 Gordon. Earl. 286 Gordon. Ronald. 105 Gordon. Ruth. 293. 314 Gorman. John. 249 Correll. MorKan. 331 Goss. Leonard. 326 Gossard. Arthur. 137. 244 Gost. John. 172 Gottlieb. David. 137. 174. 266. 344 Gould. Campbell. 134. 136 Gould. Herbert. 274 Gourley. Joseph. 253, 257 Graber, Paul, 282, 333, 345 Grace, Clarence, 66 Grad, Jules. 266 Grady. Paul. 96. 108 Grady. Raj-mond. 261 Graessle. Margaret. 302 Graf. Gretchen. 142. 296. 336, 351 Graham, Boyd. 224 Graham. Oliver. 252 Graham. William. 319 Graly. Gertrude. 294, 307 Graly, Harry, 244 Granger, Ralph. 249 Grant. Georgia. 142 Grant. Jack. 267 Graves. Edwin. 164 Graves. Robert. 249 Graves. William. 61. 137. 251 Gray. Elizabeth. 351 Gray. Margaret. 341. 351 Gray. Robert. 320 Greegor. David. 260 Green. Charles. 102, 106 Green. Dale. 272 Green. Robert F.. 178 Green, Robert L., 172 Green. Sanford. 273 Greenberg, Samuel, 273 Greenblatt, Isadore, 157, 285 Greene. Jane. 296 Greene, Ralph. 112 Greene. Raymond. 107. 248 Greenfield. Alex. 114. 329 GreenhotT. Garner. 114 Greenlee. Arthur. 320 Greeno. Ralph. 259 Greenspun. Morris. 285 Gregor. Stanley. 104 Greider. Robert. 198 Greigor. David. 245 Greiner. Elizabeth. 158. 293. 296 Grelle. Walter. 261 Grice. Harvey. 172 Grickis. William. 284 Griener. Ann. 153 Grieser. Margaret. 348 Griffin. Frederick. 246 Griflvs. Carmen. 313. 350 Griffith. Charles. 96. 101. 102. 103, 108. 342 Griffith. Eugene. 66. 271 Griffith. Jean. 295 Gritlilh, John. 96. 104 (Jriltith. William. 136 C;riger. Albert. 44. 117 Griger. William. 343 GriKsby. Eleanor. 308 Grill, Alfred. 107 Grim. Hugh. 96. 107. 263 Grimes. Marion. 258 Grimm. Olive Ruth. 91. 165 Grinnell. Cornelius. 91. 177. 257 Gromnn. Herman. 279 Grossman. James. 261 Grossman. RoKer. 114. 329 Grossman. Samuel. 275 Grosvenor. Alberta. 350 Grovi-s. Delmar. 179. 267 Growdon. Marjory. 166 GrubauKh. Karl. 164, 172 Grubbs, Robert, 120 Gruber, Mary Jane, 297 ;rundslein, Nathan. 84 Guard. Willard. 326 GuU-rman. David. 274 Gudenkauf. Elton. 254 Guelde. Edward. 330 Guenther. Elsa. 295 (Juenther. John. 252 Guilford. Fred. 84 Gulmi. Lee. 66 Gulmi. Theresa. 307 Gump. Harry. 160 Gunesch. William. 245. 269 GunlefinKer. Mark. 273 Gurcsick. George. 328 Gushman. John L.. 37 Gutches. George. 34. 246 Guthrie. James. 114 Guthrie. Irene. 165 Gutterman. Milton, 324 H Haag, Frederick. 103. 104 Haapa. Wayne. 76. 137 Haas. Charles. 108 Hahib. Theodore. 260 Hackenbracht. Mary. 158. 348 Hackenbracht. Rees. 107 Hacker. Arden. 103. 108. 244 Hackett. Clarence. 114. 326 Haddad. George. 198 Hadley. Donna. 165. 179 Hadsell. Harry. 245. 271 Hafemeister. Anna. 313 Hagaman. Carol, 41, 56, 58, 149. 158. 165. 224. 297 Hagaman. Homer. 76. 249. 345 Hagenlocker. Willella. 224. 349 Hagerty. Charles, 270 Hagerty, James, 270, 278, 345 Hagerty, John. 270 Hagerty. Lawrence. 247 Hagerty. Loraine. 311 Hague. John, 247 Hahn, Evelyn, 350 Hahn, Helen. 302 Hale, Virginia. 156 Haifaker. Lilian. 168 Hall. Floyd. 260 Hall. Margaret. 296 Hall, Marion. 348 Hall. Robert. 264 Hamann. Olyve. 348 Hamilton. Carl. 101. 107 Hamilton. Elizabeth. 158 Hamilt tn. Frances. 297 Hamilton. Frank. 320 Hamilton, Howard. 247 Hamilton. John. 249 Hamiltcm. Capt. LloMl. 251 Hamilton. VirKil. 178. 252. 269 Hamlin. Julia. 54. 167. 297 Hamm. Rolx-rt. 254 Hammermeister. Russell. 180 Hammorul. Frank. 264 Hammond. Jeannette. 76. 332 Hammond. Seth. 172 Hamrick. Charles. 54. 198. 204. 208. 248 Hanawalt. Paul. 114. 269 Hanback. Robert. 326 Hancock. EdKar. 66 Hand. Cared. 168. 175 Handley. James. 152 Hanes, Walter. 251 Haiiesworth. Robert. 259 Hanley, Phillip. 326 Hannah. Mvin. 271 Hanney. Jacob. 326 HansberKcr, Mildred. 298. 333. 341 Hansberger. Phyllis. 306 Hansluirg. Selma. 350 Hansen. Allen. 269 Hanson. Bula. 66. 168 Hanulyu. Michael. 328 Harbarger. Sada. 141 Harden. Chester, 113, 114 Hardin. Kathryn, 66, 168 Harding. John. 270 Hardy. .McRuth, 297 Hare, Jane, 350 Hargreaves, William, 254 Hargrove, Joy, 296 Harig. Edith, 361 400 Hai-man. Hannah. i l, lti5. ' A ' M Harmnn. .Iithn. 258 HarmeytT. C ' aire. 345 Harmount. Harry, 254 Harold. Frank. 17 Harper. B.ibh. 172 Harper. Martha. 350 Hari-e. Gilbert. 198. 252 Harris. Edward. S20 Harris. Gordon. 283 Harris. Isaac. 320 Harris, Mary. 21 5 Harr ' s, Paul, 66, 170, 2, 0 Harris. RodKer, 76, 246 Harris, Silas. 2.i3 Harris. William. .tiO Harrison. John. 76. 244, 278 Harrison. Louisa, 349 Karrod, Janet, 305 Harrod, Jess, 283 Harrod, Wilbur, 250 Harrofl, Homer. 76, 162. 33U Harse. Allen, 254, 278 Harsha, Charles, 76. 160, 282 Harshbarger, Clement. 107 Harshman, Mary Anne, 300 Harter. Earl. 278 Hartley, Roy. 257 Hartman. Carl, 107 Hartman. Dorothy. 179, 348 Hartmeyer, Aria, 303, 350 Hartsook. Paul, 269 HartsouKh, William, 260 Hartt. Julian, 245, 246 Hartz, Allan. 245 Harwood. Frederic. 170 Harwutid. John. 247 Haekell. Edward. 252 Hatton. William. 84, 142, 156, 232, 251, 344 Hattwich, Robert. 164, 267 Hatwood, Robert, 244 Haubrich. Robert, 320 HauEhton, John. 106. 272 HauKhton. William. 245. 272 Haupert, Charles, 109, 113, 114 Hauss, John, 321 Havens, Arthur, 276 Haverfield, William, 320 Havis. Leon. 257 Hawke. Virginia, 348 Hawkins, James, 164 Hawkins, Miriam, 350 Hawley. Edwin, 264 Hawley, Harry. 258 Hayes. Gordon. 268. 345 Hayes. William. 253 Hayhurst. Cuthbert. 166 Hayman. Stanley. 263 Haynes. Mary Louise, 349 Hays, Paul, 96. 102. 108 Haywood. Robert. 102. 255 Hazard. Roberta, 305 Hazelton, Burton. 107 Hazen. H. L,. 102 Headington, Ruth, 350 Headley. GeorKe. 160 Headley. Nathan. 247 Hearch, Arthur, 170 Heap, Mildred. 168 Heath. Mary. 92. 175 Heber. Marcella. 313 HeberdinK. Charlotte, 140, 177, 17S, 179. 292. 313 Heckert. Brooks. 330. 345 Heckman. Charles. 256 Heckman. Dayton. 272 Heckman. Donald. 45. 162. 244. 26 Heckman. Willard. 276 Hedge, Clay. 257 Hedges. Robert, 327 Hcdric, Earl, 330 Hedrick, George, 44, 345 Heekin. Richard, 84, 98, 198, 201, 208, 260 Heestand, Glen, 282 HelTley, Howard. 107. 141 Heffron. Samuel. 251 Heffron. Vernon. 40. 163. 254 Heilpern. Eugene. 266 Heimburger, Walter, 277 Heine. Minnie. 351 Heiner. Alma. 308 Heiser. Vern, 264 Heist. Charles, 54, 250 Heizer. Edwin. 177 Heizer. Ruth. 305 Held, Felix, 45, 345 Helms, Gage, 321 Helpbringer, Glen, 310 Helpbringer, Jean. 134. 337 Heiser. Ivoren. 267 Heiser. Donald, 107 Henderson, Charles, 104, 344 Henderson, Chester. 163, 248 Hender-son, Edward, 248, 263 Hendri.x, Edith, 84, 158, 336 Hendrix, W. S., 261 Hendrix, William. 26 Hengst. Maxine. 39. 297 Henney. Max, 256 Henning. George, 257 Herbert, James, 135. 136. 249 Hervst. Alma. 298 Herd. Dwight. 109. 113. 114 Herkins. Robert, 2S3 Herman. Helen. t ' (l9. 3.50 Herman. Leslie. 114, ISO, 225 Hermle. Florence. 348 Htrn ' on. James. 76. 244. 270 Herndon. Richard. 270 Hernreich, Sidney, 273 Herrids, Arthur, 323 Herron, Evel Tl, 302 Herron, M ary. 84, 297 Hersch. Arthur. 84. U4. 273 Herskowitz. Samuel. 273 Hertzig, Elizabeth, 310 Hervey. Cameron, 180 Hervey. Marshall. 92. 257 Heskett. Dorothy, 165 Heskett. Eileen. 165 Heskett. Erma. 165 Heskett. Virgil. 66 Hess. Carl. 156. 266 Hess. Wilbur. 76. 253 Hess. Charles. 114 Hesse. Howard. 109. 255 Hester. Betty. 295 Hetzler. Barbara, 305 Heyman, Joe. 253 Heywood. Phillip, 107 Hickerson, Georgina, 66 Hicks, Frances, 305 Higgins. Alice, 351 Higgins. Hilah, 310 Hightower, Margaret. 165 Hilb. Horace, 274 Hildebrand, Annabelle. 66. 159 Hill. Hetty. 298 Hill, James Douglas. 164 Hill. James William. 180 Hill. Jean. 62. 84. 147. 167. 297 Hill. John. 320 Hill. Robert E.. 254 Hill. Roger Colburn. 96 Hill. Stanley. 92. 104 Hillef. Rodger. 257 Hills. Mary Ri-nsom. 296 Hiltbrand. Leila. 313 Hilty. Henry. 320 Hilty. Reno. 160 Hinchey. Mary Agatha. 39. 337 Hindman. Darwin. 252 Hinton. John. 251 Hipj ler. Bernice. 181 Hirsch. John. 273 Hirsch. Mary. 332 Hirsch. Raymond. 325 Hirsch. Ruth. 306 Hirt. .Arthur. 261 Hirtler. William. 161 H ' ser, Charles, 251 Hitchcock. Embury. 30. 101. 102 Hitchings. Lavina. 351 Hite. David. 248 Hite. Everett. 281 Hite. Howard. 107 Hixson. Chalmer. 163, 268 Hoagland. Henry, 268, 345 Hobhs, Walter, 112, 326, 329 Hobbs. Walter Vincent. 96, 102. 171 Hockett. Homer. 272 Hoelcher. Robert. 172 Hoelscher. Max, 172 Htterner, Marianne, 298 Hofacre. Howard, 323 HolT. Henry, 289 Hollberg, Morris, 28,5 Hoflert, Elwood, 114 Hotrhints, John, 249 HotTman. Ann. 2t5 HolTnian, Florence. 305 Hoflman. Mary Elizabeth. 41, 55, 58, nil. 158, 300 Hoffman, Will-am, 164. 276 Hotrrlchter, Joe Jack. 274. 344 Hofmayer. Jerom.e. 266 Hcigan. Irene. 399 H.„-e, Luty. 285, 350 Hoge, Robert, 246 He henstine, Alice, 301 Hohenstine, Virginia, 1.59, SOI Hohnstine, Jack, 344 Holcomb, Betty, 158 Holeski, Cashmere, 178, 288 Holhayer, 218 Holl, Jane, 296 Holland, Muriel, :j13 Hollanshead, Justin. 269 Hollinger. Lehman. 253 Holllngsworth. Donald. 276 Hollingsworth. Robert. 276. 344 H Uoway. Robert. 244. 279 Holmes. Charles Henry. 101 Holmes, Constance, 295 Ht)lmes. James. 108 Holmes. John. 323 Holmes. Ralph. 247 Holt, Richard, 250 Holzemer, Robert J. L., 40, 156, 249 Honig. Milton. 115. 318. 324 Hoodlebrink. Howard, 257 Hooper, Osman, 251 Hootman, Charles, 104 Hoover, Elizabeth, 293 Hoover, Gerald, 85, 248 Hoover, Grover, 321 Hoover. Reuben. 320 Hoover. Stewart. 38 Hoover. William Daniel, 178 Hoover, William Rotroff, 256, 259 Hope, Cameron, 34, 101, 102, 256, 284, 296 Hopkins, George. 319 Hopkins, James, 253 Hopkins, Leonard, 163, 249 Hopkins, Margaret, 175 Hopkins, William, 262 Hopper, Ward. 163. 267 Horn. Frances. 297. 348 Hornbeck. Joe. 172 Horner. John. 319 Horning, William, 107, 267 Hon-. Arthur, 247. 330 Horst. Hulda. 298 Horst. John. 320 Horton. Dorothy. 348 Horton. Robert. 258 Horwitz, Selma. 304 Hoskins. George. 256 Hoskin. Stanley. 104. 288 Hossler. Paul William. 104 Hosteller. Mary. 315 Hott. Mildred. 159 Houck. Charles. 246 Hough. Mary. 158. 295 Houghton. Albert. 251 Houghton. June, 302 Houk. William. 114, 326 House, Frances, 349 House, Vernon. 282 Houser. Kermit. 34. 150, 115 Houstle, Elizabeth, 54, 295 Houston. William, 246 Houts, Kenneth. 76. 262 Hover. Donald. 104. 338 Howard. Curtis. 66 Howard. Pauline. 312 Howard. Robert. 162. 268 How-e. Charles. 327 Howe. John A.. 248 Howe. Mary Elizabeth. 296. 336 H .well. David. 262 Howlett. Gordon. 160 Howser, Jay. 249 Hoyer. William. 54. 135. 251 Hrabanek. Wilma. 140 Hubbell. James. 44. 263 Huber. Paul, 249 Huches. Joseph. 320 Hutr. James. 160 HulV. Lois. 92. 140 Huir, Phoebe, 159 HiilTman. Robert Carroll. 172 Huffman. Robert E., 218, 219, 248 Hufford, Beatrice, 92, 331. 348 Huirord. Dwight. 108 Hughes. Marjorie. 297 Hughes. Mary Martha. 168. 299 Hughes. Robert Moore. 323 Hughes. Robert Winfield, 267 Hugus, Elaine, 168 Huling. F ' rank. 251 Hum. James. 143. 177, 288 Hume, Eliziibeth. 66, 305 llummell, Reba, 43, 92. 140, 331 Humphrex-, Richard, 156 Hunsfnger. Charles. 278 Hunt. Chester. 138 Hunt. James. 164 Hunt, William, 170 Hunter, l- ' red. 260 Hunter. Maiy. 297 Hunter. R. bert. 276. 344 Huntingi )n. Charles, 345 Hurlbut, Ruth. 305 Hurst. Robert. 92. 178 Hurwitz. Abraham, 322 Hutchinson. Lenore. 67. 158. 165 Hyde. Arthur. 252 Hyde. Collin. 247 Hyde. Robert. 263 Hyde. Victor. 67 Hynes. Wilson. 32G lams, Paul, 251 Imhoff, Andrew, 172 Inglis, Robert, 320 Inglish, Harold, 107 Ingraham. Friend. 257 Innis, Elnora, 85, 158 Inscho. Carl, 67 Inscho, Curtiss, 101 Inskeep, Hervey, 107. 287 Inskeep, William, 254 Insley, Betty, 299 Ipp, Herman, 289. 322 Ireland, Sarah, 294. 301 Irwin. Richard L., 254 Irwin. William, 281 Ishee, Vaughn, 109. 326 Isler, Arthur. 259 Ives, Frederick, 260 Ives, Robert, 34, 35, 61. 76, 147, 152, 156, 162, 249 Ives, Willard, 261 Ivey, William, 180 Jackson, Archie, 76. 282 Jackson. Clinton. 112. 113. 114 Jackson. Colby. 115. 319 Jackson. Lyman. 257. 259. 338 Jackson. Marjorie. 303 Jackson. Mary. 337 Jacobs. Herbert. 289. 322 Jacobs. Maxwell, 118, 273 Jacobs, Richard, 279 Jacobs, Robert, 320 Jacobs, Thelma. 309 Jacobson, Herman, 289 Jacobson, Jerome, 154, 244, 289 Jacoby. Dean. 160 Jacoby. Eleanor. 301 Jacoby. George. 320 Jacques, Jane, 302 Jacques, Joseph, 263 Jaeger, Albert, 260 Jaeger, John, 284 James, Aileen, 351 James. Harold. 114. 326 Jamison. Ernest, 258 Janes. William. 251 Jagsch, Alma, 349 ,Iamison, Ernest, 258 Janes, William, 251 Janssen, Otto, 138 Jarosi, Joseph, 106 Jarvis. Helen, 92 401 Jarvis, Maijorie. 92. 156. 2y2. 293, 304 Javorka. John, 2T0 JetTers. Josephine, :U9 Jelliff. Charles. 2-16 Jenkins. Anna. ' iT O Jenkins. Uertha. 175. 350 Jenkins. Elward. 320 Jenkins. Hilda. 67 Jenkins, Howard F.. 250 Jenkins. Howard L.. 262 Jenkins. Mary. 176, 3411 Jenkins. Theron. 107. 250 Jenninits. William. 320 Jesson. Brooke. 156 Jeter. Eileen. 311 Jewett. Robert, 67 JiKa. John. 263 Jimison. Robert. 114, 160. 326 Jirele. Jack. 253 Johns. W. L.. 139 Johnson. Betty. 301 Johnson. Carl. 325 Johnson. Charles Wili:am, 250 Johnson. Don. 170. 172 Johnson. Dorothy. 85. 158. 349 Johnson. EdKar. 110, 114. S26 Johnson. Elmer E.. 107. 258 Johnson. Evelyn. 208 Johnson. George. 326 Johnson. Harriet, 175, 295 Johnson. HuKO, 277 Johnson, Marsaret Ann, 85, 295 Johnson. Robert C. 345 Johnson. Stephen. 119 Johnson. Thereon. 259 Johnson. Thomas F., 77 Johnson. Wi.liam George. 114 Johnston. Herbert. 2 0 Johnston. Maritaret Elma. 30.i Johnston. Mary Elizabeth. 336 Johnston. Pauline. 307 Johnston. Ruth Leah, 332 Johnstone. James. 114. 160 Jones. Beryl Kenneth, 319 Jones. Blanche. 296 Jones, ChanninK. 250 Jones. David Lloyd. 208, 247 Jones, Doris, 67, 315 Jone.s, Dorothy L., 176, 349 Jones, Edith, 333 Jones, Edward, 260 Jones, Elizabeth Ann, 301, 336 Jones, Elizabeth Eleanor. 55, 156. 293. 299 Jones. Elsie Voorhees, 300. 332 Jones. Frances Elizabeth. 310 Jones. Gomer. 198, 207. 208, 224. 267 Jones, H. Rachel, 301 Jones. Harry Nelson. 107 Jones, Helen. 1.56. 295 Jones. Helen Louise. 310 Jones. Herbert, 256 Jones. Howard. 255 Jones. Isaac. 259 Jones. Kenneth, 113. 114 Jones, Lawrence Donald, 102, 260 Jones. Lloyd. 282 Jones. Mary Elizabeth. 351 Jones. Morgan. 96, 102. 141, 244. 249, 342 Jones. Olwen. 333 Jones. Robert Carl. i 6, 160. 282 Jones. Robert Davis. 164 Jones. Robert Gordon. 156 Jones. Robert Hanna. 156, 267 Jones, Robert Henry, 1,56, 252 Jones. Robert Westbrook, 258 Jones. Roland Robert, 261. 330 Jones, Violet, 305 Jones, Virginia Ann, C03 Jones, Walter, 107 Jones, Warren. 98, 102. 244. 258 342 Jones. Wilbur K.. 267 Jones. Willard. 254 Jones. William Brownleo. 247 Jones. William James, 77 Jordan. Allan. 42. 244. 248 Jordan. Ella. 165 Joseph. Dorothy. 85. 309 Joseph. Jerome. 323 Joseph. Lawrence. 286 Josse. Charles, 114. 326 Joy. Margaret. 350 Judd. Horace. 102 JuKola. Sophia. 349 Jun. Edward. 270 Jergensen, Mary. 350 Jurow. Belle. 350 Justice. Charles. 98. 214 Juzek. Helen. 328 K Kabcalo. George, 198, 271 Kabealo, John. 57. 149. 198. 200. 271 Kable. John. 77 Kackley. Desmond. 268 Kahle. William. 139, 247 Kah er. Karl, 177 Kahn, Juliiis. 273. 322 Kahn. Richard. 273 Kahoun. Frank. 108 Kaiser. EmiLe. 351 Kaiser, John, 26 Kaiserman, Alice, 67 Kale, Cornelia. 77. 292. 312 Kallman, Harry. 224. 266 Kallmerten. Robert. 251 Kamcns. Ruth, 292, 306 Kamine, Abraham, 329 Kanner, Elbert. 274 Kantzer. John, 114 Kaplan. Abraham. 322 Kaplan. Edith, 314. 351 Kaplan. Hyman. 324 Kaplan, Sidney, 114, 329 Kaplow. Ben. 115. 324 Kerch, Eleanor. 348 Karcher, James, 198 Karnes, James, 283 Karr, Max, 156, 278 Karrer. Herman, 321 Karrcr, Robert, 105 Kasik, Alfred, 115 Kass, Philip, 115 Kastelic, Joseph. 77 Kastner. Edna. 351 Katterhenry. Albert. 330 Kattman, Marian. 175. 349 Katz. Calvin, 273 Katz. Harry, 322 Katz. Julius. 114 Katz. Norman. 138 Katzenberger. Joseph. 164 Kauffman. Lawrence. 268 Kaufman. Del, 98. 271 Kaufman. Ellison. 325 Kaufman. Martha. 296 Kaufman. Myer, 251 Kavy, Stanley, 328 Kays, Donald. 177. 257. 269 Kays. John, 177. 267 Kehrer. Frederick, 251 Keiser, Ernest, 160 Keiser, Robert, 320 Keith, Alan. 255 Keller. Wilfred. 325 Keller, Morris, 274 Keller, Robert, 45. 244. 263, 278 Kelley, John, 108, 141. 254 Kelley. Robert. 254 Kelly, Ernestine, 114, 351 Kelly, Lucile, 295, 348 Kelly, Phyllis, 295 Kelly, William. 244. 283 Kellz. Irene. 361 Kelso. Henry. 262 Kemnitzer. Mary. 142 Kemper. John. 251 Kendall, Margaret. 340. 349 Kendis. Leroy. 77. 274 Kenratrick. Harold. 338 Kennedy. Helen. 301 Kennedy. June. 331 Kennedy, Marjorie, 295 Kennedy. Melvin. 338 Kenreich. Robert. 269 K« nt. Eugene. 84 Keogle, Donald. 344 Kerr, Samuel, 276 Kersell, Vance, 67 Kesler, Ray, 224, 262 Kelcham, Victor, 85, 170 Kettner, William. 118, 224. 244. 253. 327 Keubler, John, 263 Keyes, Robert, 42, 164, 244. 249 Keys. Harry. 249 Keys. .Mary. 298 Keyser. Caries. 277 Keyser. Mary. 349 Kibbey. Robert. 178. 257 Kibele, Robert, 92, 164 Kibler. Christine. 349 Kidd. Mary. 303 Kidwell. Francis, 171. 283 Kiel. Paul. 105 Kiess. Robert, 118, 248, 327 Kildow. Martha. 296 Kilgore. Margaret. 67, 302 Kilhvorth. Clara. 67. 159. 333 Kimball. Janet. 298 Kimberly. E. E.. 102. 141 Kimble. Welbon. 117 Kimnach. Genevieve. 176. 308 Kincaid. Charles. 320 Kincaid. Jean. 41. 295 Kindler, Rebecca. 67 King. Clifford. 164 King. Eugene. 142. 244. 275 King. Feme. 302, 351 King, Helen. 67. 159, 295, 333 King, John, 325 King, Paul, 269 King. R. Elaine. 303 King, Robert. 180, 250 King. William, 143 Kingley, Ruth, 309, £51 Kingman, Fred, 114 Kinnear. Kenneth, 180, 225, 251 Kinney, Harriet, 41, 158, 295 Kinsey, George, 319 Kintz, Francis. 256 Kirby. Ruth. 300 Kirchner. Edward. 42. 244. 280 Kirk. Winston. 319 Kirkman. Glenn. 105 Kirkwood. John. 254 Kirsch. Ruth. 67 Kirwin. Patrick. 137 Kiser. Kathryn, 298 Kisling. Adrian. 160 Kissell. Marjorie. 92 Kistler. Judson, 325 Kittle, Susanne. 295 Klassen, Ethel, 41, 54, 295 Klassen, Harold, 98. 102. 174. 263 Klatz. Nevin. 321 Klatman. Sol, 322 Klein. Aaron. 273 Klein. Ruth. 136. 314. 351 Kleinblatt, Phoebe, 349 Kleinhans, John. 198. 267 Kleinmaier, Lee, 98, 106. 141, 174, 266, 342 Kleinman, Arthur. 324 Kline. Mabel. 337 Klivans. Eleanor. 309 KUietzer, Walter, 261 Klotz, Robert. 288 Knapp. Ellis. 262 Knapp. John. 113 Knapp. Peggy. 337 Knauss. Harold, 268 Knepper, Mary, 159, 351 Knies, Robert, 108 Knight. William. 102 Knoderer. Ruth. 55, 298 Knott. Roger. 250 Knotts. Elizabeth. 134. 136. 175, 297 Knowlton, Elward, 255 Knox, George, 282 Knox, Helen, 34, 58, 134. 136. 149. 313 Koch, Melvin. 137. 172 Koch, Meyer. 114, 329 Kochman, Joiin, 306. 351 Kwbel. Norbert. 98. 102. 106 Koegele. Donald. 251 Koenig. Charles. 319 Koester. Louise. 349 KolTolt, Joseph. 102 Kohler, Genevieve, 156 K )hn, Raymond, 138 Kidodny, Seymour. 114. 275 Konkle. Felix. 163. 321 Koons. Clarence. 108 Koons. Irene. 349 Koons, Louise, 67 Koons, Russel, 85 Koplow. Leonard, 289 KornHeld, Joseph, 266 Koslen, Beatrice, 309, 351 Koslen, Evelyn, 85 Koslen. Robert. 266 Kotz. Donna. 349 Koudalka. Thomas. 110 Kovach. James, 160 Kovar. Norman, 283 Kozek. Morris. 137 Krakoff. Louis. 134. 136. 275 Kralick, Elizabeth, 349 Kramer, John, 325 Kranter, Marie. 351 Kramer. William, 110, 113, 114 Kranhold. Harvey, 108, 283 Krayer, Robert. 255 Kreider. James. 319 Kreiger. David. 244 Kreinberg. Nathan, 289 Kreitzer. Florence, 349 Kremer, Richard, 180. 225 Kremser, Fred, 103 Krenger, Florence, 298 Kresewitz, Joseph, 110, 114, 329 Kretchmer, Henry, 322 Kreiger, Herman, 77, 252 Kreiger. Otto, 244 Krill, Edwin. 178 Krill. Walter. 326 Krohn. Arthur. 279 Krohn, John. 114. 326 Kromer. Helen. 298, 337 Kromer, Ida, 67 Kromer, Margaret, 298 Kromer, Mary, 175 Kronenberg, Sanford, 274 Krowarz, Betty, 92 Krueger, Florence, 351 Ksepko, John, 103 Kuck, Lucille, 67 Kudler, Herbert. 324 Kuechle, Roland. 172 Kuemmel, Conrad. 77 Kuenning. Walter. 105 Kuhl. William. 262 Kuhn. Robert, 200 Kukuk, Ruth, 348 Kumin. Dorothy, 351 Kumler. Robert. 247 Kumler. William, 156, 247 Kundert, Helen, 349 Kundts, Robert, 142, 280 Kurtz. Harry. 262 Kurtz. Mary. 295 Kvocka, Michael. 323 Kyle. Andrew. 264 Kymer. Richanl. 98. 102. 103. 107 Kyser. Mary. 154. 310 Lacey. Mary. 85. 156. 168. 2 8. 341 Lader. Clare, 351 Lakin. Bernice. 314 Lambert. John. 105 Lambert. Dorothy. 156 Lambert. Mary. 295 Lambert. Samuel. 254 Lambertson. James. 170. 171 Lambertiion. Lorenzo. 264 Lamm. Jerome. 42. 285 Lamm. Ixiuis, 285 LaMonler, Herbert, 287 Lancham, Warren, 162 Landacre, Anita, 296 Lanilahl. John, 103 Landau. Lucille. 314. 851 lenders. Arline, 68. 351 Landis. Kenneth. 232. 262. 344 Landis. Lyie. 172 Lane. Edmund. 270 Lane. Florence. 296 Lane. Thomas. 321 Lane. William. 85 Lang. Robert. 257 Lange. Walter. 160 Langer. Marie. 34. 35. 36, 41, 85, 166, 300 4UJ LanKham. Warren. 2i 6 Lansinir. Thelma. 68 Lapp. Warren. 218. 2. )0, 344 Larcom. Lloyd. 287 Lame. George. 102 Larkin. C. Richaril. li S. 109 Larmi, Irene. :i48 Larrimer. Katherine. 311 Lash. Arthur. 338 Lasichak. Nicholas. 284 Latham. Lowell. 108. 260 Latham. Maxwell. 288 Lathrop. Mabelle. 68. 152. 305 Lattimer. George. 107 Lattinger. George. 170 Laufer. Carl. 77 Laughlin. Huijh. 267 Laukjaulf. Margretta. 51 Laurie. Alex. 257. 287 Lauser. lona. 348 Lavine. Helen. 156. 296. 351 Lawless, John. 280 Lawless. Ned. 2f0 Lawrence. Marjorie. 39 Lawrence. Ruth. 45, 137. 167. 339 Lawson. Harry. 253 Lawson, Irene. 142 Lay. Mary, 55. 134. 136. 301 Laybourne. Bruce. 37. 149. 210 212 214. 251 Laybourne. Lawrence. 26 Laylin. Clarence. 256 Laymaster. Margaret. 333 Leach. Robert, 119. 325 Leaford. Robert, 272 Leaman. Mary. 175, 303 Leas, John, 248 Leatherman. George, 171, 247 Leavitt, Sanford. 266 Leavitt. Thomas. 249 Lebensburger. Sanford. 142. 273 Lederman. Har ey. 53. 55. 134. 136. 151. 152. 163. 274 Lee. Arthur. 282 Lee. Donald, 104 Lee, Hugh, 249 Lee, James, 262 Lee. Martha. 39. 351 Lee. Richard. 102. 342 Leech. Roena. 156 Leeder. Janet. 302. 333 Leeder. Joseph. 164 Leedy. Herman. 255 Leeper. Howard. 319 Leeper. Leota, 159 LeFevre, Frederick, 77, 267, 344 Leff. Phillip. 232. 289. 344 Leggett. William. 112. 113 Lehman. Harriet. 331 Lehman. Jon. 164 Lehman. Lester. 178 Lehman. Wentz. 276 Lehoczky, Paul, 102, 108 Leitnaker, Deborah, 300 Lemke, Charles, 102, 170 Lemmel, Janet, 309, 351 Lemon, Ralph, 179, 269 Lemon. Sara. 305. 351 Lentz. Virginia. 295 Leonard. Margaret. 158 Leonard. Rowland. 160 LeSar. George. 249 Lesnancky. Susanne. 349 Leukart. Claribel. 302 Leukart. Richard. 85 Leupp. Dorothy. 68. 340 Levatter. Edward. 244 Levatter, Theodore. 285 Levin. Gertrude. 156 Levin. Lillian. 332 Levin, Robert, 135. 136 Levine. Louis. 286 Levinson. Miriam, 314 Levinson. Phyllis. 68. 314 Levinson. Rose. 306 Levitas, Aaron. 116 Levy. Suzanne. 309 Lewis, Elizabeth, 313 Lewis, Eltha, 159. 165. 315 Lewis. Ladonna. 165. 315 Lewis, Leon, 77. 262 Lewis. Nathan. 266 Lewis. Richard. 247 Lewis. Robert. 281 Lewis. William. 260 Ley. Wayne. 277 Lihhaber, Sanford. 285 Lichtenbcrg, Fritz. 139. 164. 251 Liihtenstein. Leopold. 286 I.ichlenstein. Ruth. 68. 341, 349 Lichtner, Robert, 98. 105 Lieb. Richard. 277 Liebenhaut. Milton. 322 Lieberman. Leo. 110. 114. 329 Lieberman. Norman. 105 Litberman. Pearl. 332 Lieberman. Zenda, 134, 136, 314, 351 Lieblith, Jerome. 266 Liesenfelt. Sylvester. 277 Light, Richard. 246 Light. Richard H.. 178. 257 Lightburn. Robert. 276 Lightburn. Helen, 349 Lilley. Robert. 98. 106 Limbacher. Howard. 107 Liming, Mary. 159 Lin. Wen-Piao. 345 Lindahl. Jack, 108 Linde. Pauline. 142, 309 Lindquist. Rudolph. 331 Lindsey. Jane. 296 Lindsey. Ruth, 351 Lindsey, William, 254 Linehan, Charles, 264 Linek. Corinne. 337 Lingle. Marion. 321 Link. George. 98. 272 Linsalata. Carmine. 164 Lint. Robert. 345 Linton, H. Woodrow, 108. 256 Linton, Robert, 105 Linvill. Robert, 255 Linville. Roy. 107 Linz. Frank. 321 Linzinmeir. Charles. 110. 114. 326 Lippert. Lucile, 158 Lipshitz, Nathan. 324 Lipton, Alice, 305 Lisle, Ann, 296 Lisle. Harvey, 106 Lisle, Herbert, 164. 249 Lisle. William. 248 Little. Anna, 332 Little, Helen, 297, 348 Little, Henrietta, 156 Little, Jane, 296 Livingston. Maxine. 306, 348 Livingston, Wilma, 296 Lloyd, Herbert. 172 Lloyd. Margaret. 312 Loch. Adolph, 326 Lockshin, Abraham, 275 Lodge. Helen. 348 Loeb. Arthur, 266 Logan. Mary. 77. 302. 345 Lohmeyer. Carl. 259 Loiselle. Paul. 104. 280 Long. Berneice. 314 Long. Carol. 156 Long. Frank. 320 Long. Kenneth. 270 Longnecker. Robert. 252 Longwell. Mary. 86. 311 Lcomis. Constance. 301 Loomis. Donald. 137 Loop. Jane, 296 Lope, Margaret, 304 Lord, Dorothy, 298, 333 Lord, Howard, 255 Lougham, Warren, 137 Love, Leston, 29, 282, 323 Loveberrs ' , William, 224 Loveless, Roger, 98, 102 Lowen, Joseph. 275 Lowenthal. Barbara. 306 Lower. Kenneth. 178. 262 Lowery. Phyllis. 310 Luburgh. Homer, 319 Lucarell. William. 171 Lucas. James. 102. 107 Lucas, John Thomas, 134, 245. 267 Lucas. Joseph. 34. 53. 151, 163. 258 Lucas. Richard. 86. 258 Luckino. Angelo. 198 Ludeman. Willis. 328 Ludwig. Josephine. 165. 179 Lukemire. Maurice. 271 Lukens. W ' illiam. 114 Lull, Walter, 98, 107, 272 Lull, Willard, 98, 107. 272 Lumbert, Frank, 246 Lumley, Frederick. 281 Lure, Mabel, 156 Luria, Hortensc, 41. 292. 09 Lusk, Neal, 114, 177 Lusk, Robert, 162 Lustig, Merwin, 266 Lustnauer, Adoph. 265 Lutz, Charles, 246 Luxon, Norval, 252 Lyle, Richard. 283 Lyle. Walter. 178 Lyman. John. 256, 257 Lynas, Eleanor, 300. 339 Lynch. Daniel. 280 Lynd. Betty, 55, 303 Lynn, Bruce, 42. 164, 246 M MacConkey, William, 319 Macedonia, Dominic, 120. 244 Machetanz. Frederick. 136 Machledt, John, 320 Machol, Fred, 274 Machovina, Paul. 102, 258 Maclvor, Robert, 37, .50, 61, 86, 136, 146, 147, 246 Mackan, Alfred, 255 Macklin, Don, 86 Macklin, George. 164 MacLaren. Robert. 246 Maconachy, Andrew, 251 Madden, Margaret, 140, 167. 313, 331 Madden, Mary Jane. 55, 298 Madden. Stanley, 250 Magaziner. Marvin. 273. 344 Mager. Ruth. 303 Maggiore. Jerome. 271 Magnet, Evelyn, 314, 350 Magnuson, Robert, 251 Magruder. William, 102, 251 Main, Vernon. 263 Maize. Garnet. 302 Maksl, Joseph, 34. 35, 44. 68, 117, 214, 245, 263 Maley, Joseph, 68, 214 Malkin, Milton, 289 Mallory, Guy, 68 Mallott. Frank, 255 Mallow. Jesse. 259 Malloy. Corrille. 86. 152. 295 Maloney. Keith. 40, 249 Manchester, Earl, 246 Manley, Louis, 247 Manley, Phillip, 114 Mann, Curtis, 265 Manney, Mary, 35, 174 Manola. Albert. 34, 138. 152 Manow. Nathan. 120 Manring. William. 164 Mantle. Clark. 269 Margolis. Max. 273 Marinis. Thomas. 268 Mark. Mary Louise. 310. 332 Markel. David, 266, 345 Markel, Margaret, 86, 168, 293, 302 Marker, Alice, 68 Markins, Glenn, 117 Markins, Madge, 117. 343 Markow. William. 285 Markowitz. Herbert, 322 Marks. Bert, 266 Marks. Burton. 77 Marks, Lillian. 337 Marlow. Russell, 260 Marple, Byron, 250 Marquardt, Erwin. 276 Marquart, Margaret, 65, 296 Marquart, Robert, 319 Marquis. Franklin Parr. 102. 103 107 Marquis, Franklin W., 102, 103. 107 Marsch. Fred. 327 Marsh. Edward. 113. 114 Marsh. Elizabeth, 331 Marsh, John, 164 Marsh, Robert, 172 Marshall, Graham, 263 Marshall, Jean, 305, 341 Marshall, Merritt, 321 Marshall, Paul, 248 Marshall, Wilbur, 319 Martin, Archie, 320 Martin, Charles, 105, 260 Martin, Donald, 104 Martin, Gillette. 77 Martin. Harriett. 86 Martin. Jane. 348 Martin. John, 320 Martin, Layton, 321 Martin, Myron, 104 Martin, Ralph, 77 Martin, Robert, 164, 255 Martins, Esther, 341 Martz, Emma, 165 Marxen, Elward, 178, 257 Mason, Donald, 251 Mason, James, 251 Mason, Janet, 297 Mason, Letha, 308 Mason, Madeline. 315 Masse, Frank, 254 Masters, Madge, 349 Mastriani, Ida, 348 Mather, Margaret. 296 Mathews. Lorenzo, 252 Mathews, Robert, 251 Mathews, Roselyn, 41, 58. 149, 306 Mathy, Marie. 303 Matia. John, 105 Matson, John, 321 Matthews, Dorothy, 55. 134, 136, 295 Matthevvson, Dorothy, 92 Mattlin. Morris. 119. 275 Maune.v. Jacob. 110, 180, 225, 268 Mautz, Willard, 107 Maxson. Kenneth, 105 Maxwell, Catherine, 300 Maxwell, Isaac, 114 Maxwell, John B.. 282 Maxwell. John W.. 221 Maxwell. Joseph, 321 Maxwell, Laura, 303, 350 Maxwell, Lyle. 114 Maxwell. Margaret. 349 May. Donald. 263 May. Doris. 156. 165 May. James. 180. 244, 254 May, Mary Katherine, 294, 304 May, Ralph, 225 May, RuloH ' , 257 Mayer, Eunice, 349 Mayer, Robert, 160 Maynard, Harold, 261, 273, 345 McAfee, John, 198, 201. 208, 214, 215. 256 McBay. Margaret. 292. 307 MoBride. C. G.. 257 McBride. David. 263 McCaffrey. Mary Ellen. 311 McCall. Chester. 172 McCall, John, 325 McCampbell, Barbara, 295 McCandish, A. Purvis, 108 McCann, Bernard, 325 McCann, Richard, 86, 256 McCarroll, George, 248 McCaughey, William, 102 McClain, E. Louise, 165 McClain, Mary, 298, 351 McCleery. Jeanette, 86, 341 McClelland, Harriet, 340, 349 McClintock, James, 257 McCloskey, Richard, 278 McClure, Major Clinton, 225 McClure, George, 256, 259 McClurg, Donald, 68, 272 McClurg, Richard, 98. 249, 344 McCollum, Ben. 321 McConnell, John, 43, 92, 179, 260 McConnell, Mason, 269 MeCormick, Hugh, 110, 114, 326 McCowan, Evelyn, 68 McCoy, Cotta, 159, 348 McCoy, Ellen, 348 McCoy. James, 180, 225, 345 McCoy. James R.. 330 McCoy. John Alvin, 276 McCoy, William Bauer, 225 McCrea, Marion, 319 McCready, Robert, 321 403 MoDDiialcl. Mon. nald. Mi-DciuKal. McDowell. McElroy. McElroy, McElioy. McElwi ' v McEwan. McCrcady. Eliinbeth, 348 McCri ' ary. James. 344 Mi-Creary. Roland. 138 McCrystal. Robert. 254 McCue. Mary. ; 50 McCucn. Glen. 104. lT.i. 2.i7. 2«1 McCulloch. Sarah. 350 McCullough. Earl. 2S. ' i McCuiloUKh. Milton. S.M Mi-Cutilu-on. MarKaret. 304 McDanifl. Kennelh. 10t MoDermott. Ruth. 303. 3. ' .1 McDonald. Charles. 92. 170. 175. 253 McDonald. Donald. 268 .lames. 24S Mary. 2 ' .I4. 303 Norris. 106. 172 Robert. 2.i2 McElhatton. Franc ' s. 107 McElroy. Cement. 252 James. 108 Kenneth. 68 Mary. 156 Darwin. 77 Harry. 180 McKadden. Henry. 254 McFarland. Hetty. SOS McKee. James. 103. 107. 108 McFeely. Betty. 175. 300 McFwIy. Dorothy. 86 McCavran, Charles. 320 McGee. Alberta. 92. 297 Mc(jee. James. 108 McGovern. Tom. 180. 280 McGreKor. Harlan. 320 McGrew. Paul. 265 McGuire. Betty. i;5. 295 McGuire. Carl. 164 McGuire. Charles. 280 McGuire. Robert. 253 McGurer. Charles. 68 McHuKh. Richard. 278 McKa ' . HuKhina.  31 McKee. Robert. 249 McKet)wn. VirKinia. 313 ■ McKibl)en. Edward. 269 McKinney. John. 2 ' 2 Mcljirilin. Robert. 253 McI.auKhlin. Helen. 350 McI.eiKl. Charles. 266 McLeod. Dorothy. 351 .McMahon. James. 270 Mary. 3.50 Nancy. 296 Richard. 262 Sarah. 168 38. 246 156 McMahon. McMahon. McMahon. McMahon. McManiKat. Allen. McMillan. Harriet. McNamara. Robert. 251 McNeeiy. Mary. 311 McNeill. EuKene. 248 McNish. I -nore. 168 McNutt. Earl. 140. 172. 338 McPeek. Gwynn. 160 MoPheron. Ruth. 68, 158. 307. 333 McPherson, William. 30. 249, 263 McQuiisK. William. 55. 217, 344 McVay. Clarke. 249 Meacham. Monte. 260 Mead, Carl, 255 Mead. Genevieve. 176 Mead, Jean. 340 Means. HuKh. 256. 320 Means. John. 256. 261 Means. Russell. 256 M H-kHtr  th. Gretchon. 337 Meeks. Shafor. 104. 261 Meiklejohn. Robert. 248 Melcher. Casper, 170 Mehl. Dorothy. 298 Melvin. Marlowe. 170 Mendelsim. Max. 86 Menefee, Louis. 258 Ment-ndez. Donald. 278 Menender.. Francis. 55. 260 Menendian. Raymond. 98 .Men ., Helen. 3.50 Mercier. Mariraret. 313 Mercy. Kenneth. 98. 107 Meredith. Donald. 262 Merkel. Robert. 93. 252 Merkel. William. 252 Merrick. William. 270 Merrill. Robert. 321 Mersman. Donna. 86. 295 Mesloh. Lulu. 203 Messenk ' er. Harold, 86. 260 Metcalf. Harlan. 34. 35 Metchnick. Leah. 312 Mettler . Clarence. 247 MetZKer. Jack. 107 Meyer. Allan. 99. 105 Meyer. Eleanor. 295 Meyer. G.lbert. 114. .■;29 Meyer. H: rold. 106. 171 Meyer. John, 2 ' 2, 344 Meyer. Paul. 289 Meyer. Wa.t?r, 276 Meyer. William. 321 Meyers. Gene. 276 Meyers. Jerome. 289 Meyers. Joseph. 246 Meyers. Helen. 311 Middleton. Alice. 156. 293. 297 Middleton. John. 172 Miles, Harry, 253 Miles, James, 160 Miller. Anita. ::05 Miller. Atlie. I ' .H. 288 Miller. Barbara. 55. 134. 136. 295 Miller. Betty. 294. 297. 349 Miller. Blanche. 307 Miller. Carmon. 254 Miller. Catherine. 93. 300. 348 Miller, Charles. 2:o Miller. Dan R.. 247 Miller, Davi,l S., 53. 55. 139. 151. 163. 246 Miller. Uona ' d C. 170. 255 Miller. Eleanor. 350 Miller. Florence. 93. 331 Miller. Frederick W.. 260 Miller. Gertrude. 297 Miller. Gladys. 288 Miller. Harold E.. 255 Miller. Harold M.. 140. 178, 288 Miller. Harold W.. 259 Miller. Harry T.. 251 Miller. Helena. 86 Miller. Herman A.. 267. 330. S45 Miller, Herman R.. 107 Miller. Jack. 255 Miller. James Richard. 53. 151. 198, 251 Miller. James Robert, 288 Miller. John Ailing. 249, 323 Miller. Joseph N.. 260 Karl. 177. 288 Kathryn. 348 Lester. 288 Margaret. 303 Martha. 295 Miller, Milt.jn. 99. 105 Miller. I ' hillip. 27i; Ralph C. 219 Raymen. 177. 178, 269 Miller. Richard A.. 102. 106 Miller. Richard C. 104 Miller. Richard R.. 320 Miller. Richard. 262 Miller. Robert N.. 101 Miller, Roger. 271 Miller. Ruth D.. 314 Miller. Susan. 303 Miller. Vernon. 271 Miller. William T.. 40. 260 Miller. Wilma. 68. 315 Millhoir. Harry. 319 Millhuir. Harry W.. 160 Milligan. Charles, 210 Millikin, Howard. 271 Millisor. Marian. 159 Mills. Jean. 114 Mills. John. 113, 114 Mills. Nolcn. 247 Mills. Roger. 319 Mills. Thomas, 266 Mills. Varian. 168. 299 Mills. Walhu ' c. 262 Milroy. .lames. 259 Mindlin. Bernard. 289 Mindling. Arthur. 164 Mingle. Carroll. 113 Minkin, Joseph. 93. 178 Minton. Betty. 304 Minlun, EUie, 331 Miller Miller. Miller Miller Mille Mille Miller. Mirin. Solomon. 114. 329 Misamore. Jane. 298 Misner. Gertrude. 302. 350 Mitchell. Elizabeth. 158 Mitchell. John. 320 Mitchell. Roger. 256 Mitchell, Then lore, 325 Mitchell, William, 320 Mizen, Cyrus. 245. 262 Mizen. Robert. 262 Mizer. Adelbert. 65. 135. 136. 249 Mizer. Thomas. 160 Moats. Arthur. 110. 326 Mobberly. OUie. 319 Molf. Raymond. 264 Mohr. Hubert. 140. 257 Moll. Alvin. 140 Mollencop. Jane. 34, 35, 36. 310. 332 Molsljerry. Betsy. 105. 295 Monahan. Regis. 198. 208. 256 Monahan. Rita, 337 Monahan, Thomas. 256 Monger. William. 255 Monroe. Robert. 267 Monson. Merritt. 93. 104. 269. 338 Montgomery. Charles. 214 Montgomery. Richard. 246 Montz. John. 247 Moody. Gwen, 201. 350 Moody. Jane. 93 Moody. Mary. 302 Moon. Edna. 299 Moon. Eva. 93. 331 Mooney. Bei-nard. 276 Mooney. Lloyd. 158. 167. 312 Moore. Cyril. 288 Moore. Donald. 253. 258 Moore, Doi-othy E.. 303 Moore. Dorothy J.. 296 Moore. Elizabeth. 331 Moore. Frederick J.. 249 Moore, George. 164 Moore. Howard. 162. 256 Moore. James. 99. 105 Moore, Jane. 308 Moore. Jeanna, 297 Moore. John L.. 114. 2.50 Moore. John M.. 218, 219 Moore, Lucy. 315 Moore. Marjorie. 165 Moore. Morris. 114 Moore. Rachel. 348 Moore. Richard. 107 Moore. Robert A.. 10. 160 Moore. Tyril. 2.50 Moore. William, 99. 108 Moorehead. George. 276 Mootz. Mary. 78. 306 Moran. Charles. 250 Moran. Maxine. 165 Morden. Jeannette. 296 Morehead. Joseph. 264 Morey. John. 160, 2 16 Morgan. Doris, (is Morgan. Evan. 116 Morgan. Herman. 86 Morgan. Howard. 78. 251 Morgan. Leah. 310 Morgan. Richar.l. 249 Morgan. Robert C. 279 Morgan. Robert F.. 252 Morganstern. David. 108 Morganstern. Rosalind. 134. 136. 309. 351 Morill. James. 25. 26 Murist. Richard. 271 Morris. Clyde. 102. 261. 265 Morris. Dorothy. 294 Morris. Ellis. 295 Morris. Glenn. 271 Morris. Helen. 351 Morris. Mary T.. 341 Morris. Nolle. 159 Morris. Richaril. 246 Morrison. Albert. 99. 103, 106 Morrison, Emily, 165 Morrison, Peter. 102. 108 Morse. Joseph. 329 Morse, Linden. 260 Morion. Joseph. 320 Moser. Alt.m. 101. 107. 214. 244. 265 Moser. Herman. 67. 113. 114. 318 Moses, Harold. 113 404 • Moss. Harold. 105 Mossteller, Mary. 78. 292, 308. 332 Mote. Herbert. 118. 327 Mowrer. Arden. 93. 244. 288 Moxley. Earl. 253 Moyer, Fred, 42. 24 5. 247 Moyer. Harold. 99 Mravec. Jt seph. 106 Mueller. James. 164 Mueller. William. 263 Muir, Robert. 256 Muliolis. Joseph. 246. 270 Munach. Jack. 289 Muniz, Charles. 60. 110. lU. 267. 326. 344 Munter. Paul. 80 Muntz. Karl. 172 Muntz. Nelson. 163 Munyan. Janice. 294. 303 Murphy. Doris. 351 Murphy. Franklin. 178 Murijhy. Harry. 254 Murphy. Harvey, 320 Murphy, John B.. 225 Murphy. Lowell, 320 Murphy. Mae. 78. 167 Murphy. Robert F.. 2.50 Murray. Marsha. 350 Murray. Maude. 350 Murray. William D.. 282 Muse. Hubert. 93. 288 Musselman. Joan. 295 Mussey. William. 156 Myerovich. Raymond. 289 Myei-s. Edith. 45. 78. 167. 297. 332 Myers. Kathryn. 168 Myers. Paul. 322 Myers. Richard. 55. 260 Mylander. Jane. 297 N Nagely. John. 107 Nagy. John, 198, 26 8 Nappi. Carl. 270 Nardi. Richard, 270 Nathanson, Harold, 274 Nathanson. Allen. 244. 273. 345 Natherson. Everett. 319 Natherson. Russell. 172 Naylor. Bernard. 163 Neal. George. 78. 198. 206. 208. 218 Neds. Wilbur. 260 Needham. Edythc. 78. 168. 304 Needham. Richard. 260 Neeld. Dorothy. 3.50 Neeley. George. 178 Nell. Fred. 69 Neiger. Richard. 270 Neipp. Howard. 24S Nelson. Byron. 106 Nessley. Eleanor. 43. 93. 179 Neubert. Siegfried. 270 Neuhausen. Gladys. 134. 136. 154. 309. 350 Newman. Geoi-ge. 289 Neunherz. Ellis. 87 New. Leslie. 267 Newfield. Virginia. 350 Newkirk. Elizabeth. 350 Newman. Dennis. 261 Newmark. Louis. 289 Nice. Barbara. 159 Nice. Phil. 160. 164 Nicholas. Rose. 360 Nicholl. Russell. 260 Nichols. Theodore. 326 Nichols. Wolfe. 274 Nicholson. Mary. 331 Nicklaus. Louis. 117 Niermeyer. Margaret. 295 Nigh. George. 253 Nihousen. Robert. 53. 151. 210. 251 Niple. John. 246 Nison. Benjamin, 329 Nisonger, Herchel. 28. 267 Nisonger. Emnuigene. 301 Nissen. Benjamin. 289 Nissley. Charles, 253 Nist. Richard, 262 Nixon, Gaylord. 114 Nixon. Giiirge. 114 Nixon. John. 2.18 Nobl,.. Alvin. 319 Nobli . Virnon. 320 Noble. William. 2.i5 Noecker. Carl. 325 Nold. Harry. 102 Noll ' s. Francis. 117 Nolze. Suis 7S Nordholt. John. 2A1 Norman. Carl. 102. 265 Normiin. Julia. 303 Norris, James. 320 North. Max. 247 North. William K.. 37. .iB. 57. US. U!). I.i2. 260 Northrup. Deane. 320 Notestone. t ' harlea. 310 Novotn.v. (k ' orjre. 108 Novy. Vit. 114 Nowels. Howard. 93. 160. 257 Noyes. Arthur. 283 Nuekolls. Dorothy. 39. 87. 159. 313 Nunemaker. MarKaret. 350 Nussbaum. Ervin. 138 Nussbaum. Janet. 306. 350 Nussmeyer. Phyllis. 348 Nye. Robert. 260 Oberlin. Charles. 255 Oberlin. Hoyt. 160, 268 OberteulTer. Delbert. 251 O ' Brien. Harry. 257. 267 Odebrecht. Asbury. 249. 345 O ' Donnell. Donald. 280 Oetzel. Ransom. 93. 177, 288. 338 Opden. Jean. 175. 178. 297 Ogden. Robert. 163. 258 Opram. Melvin. 282 O ' Hara. Martha. 176 OhI. William. 107. 260 Ohler. Norman. 107 Ohlman. Eleanor. 306. 350 Ohlman. Jane. 306, 350 Oldham. Anna. 350. 351 Oldham. Carl. 112. 114 Oldham. Georpe E.. 288 Oldham, deorpe R.. 114 Oldham. Robert. 259 Olds. Dora Althea. 343 O ' Leary. Joseph. 279 Olensky. Ruth. 309 Olsen, Harold G.. 210 Olsen. John. 247 Olsen. Moya. 297 Omund.son. Dorothy. 337 O ' Neil. Robert. 163. 256 O ' Neill. J. Luther. 114. 325 Oppenheim. Estelle. 309. 351 Oppenheim. Jane. 306. 351 Oppenheim. Mary Alma. 152. 305 Orders, Francis, 287 O ' Rourke, Edward. 270 Orr. Lucinda. 294. 305. 348 Orr, Marian. 295 Orr. VirKinia. 332 Orth. Nelda, 176 Orthoefer. Richard. 260 Ortner. Hyman. 286 Osberper. Joseph. 270 Osborn. Earl. 288 Osborn. Evelyn. 55. 313 Osborn. Florence. 331 Osborn. Mary Louise. 315 Oscar. Robert. 266 OsKood. Wentworth. 249 O ' Shauphnessy. Jane. 295 O ' Sickey. Arthur, 108, 282 Ossinp, Harold, 106 Otey. Gladys, 152, 295 Ott, Percy, 102, 103 Ottenfeld, Dorothy, ,305 Otterman, Donald, 250 Outcalt, Genrpe, 117, 267 Overholt, Virpil. 104 Overly, Ruth. 349 Overmyer, Robert, 177, 288 Overmyer, Lowell, 104 Overturf, Everett, 99, 106 Overturf. William, 246 Ovesen, Axel, 256 Owen, Charles, 210, 260 Owen, Georpe, 170 Owen, Martha, 337, 351 Owens, Jesse, 221 Owlett, Frank, 106 Ozer, Fruma, 351 Packar, Joseph, 275 Packer, Ralph, 113 Paddock, Wendell, 259 PalTenbarper, Ralph, 268 Pairnotta, Joseph, 276 Pahlow, Edwin, 251 Painter, Ernest, 99, 102, 106 Palmer, Carl. 248 Palmer, Doris, 168 Palmer, Edna, 93 Palmer, Gladys, 301 Palmer, Mary, 55, 167, 300 Palmer, William, 237 Paoletti, Robert, 163 Pape, Laurence, 249 Pape, Rosalie, 351 Papesch, Walter, 164 Paradzinski. Alexander, 327 Park, Joseph A.. 27. 34. 152 Park. Joseph D.. 253 Parker. Charles, 114 Parker, Edith, 93, 311 Parks, Arthur, 137 Parks, Jean. 301 Parks. John, 270 Parks, Richard, 256 Parlett, William, 172 Parmet, Lawrence, 275 Pater. Julius, 319 Paterson. Ann, 178, 295 Paterson, Pauline, 158. 295 Pattenpell. Jayne. 351 Patterson. Carroll. 135. 136. 267 Patterson. Georpe. 277 Pattin. Winifred. 351 Patton. Doris. 351 Patton. Robert. 345 Patz. Esther, 302 Pauph, Richard, 60, 78. 246 Paul, James, 260 Paul, John, 163 Pausch, John, 170, 253, 330 Pavey, Ernestine, 36, 60, 62, 69, 147. 292. 298 Pavey, Paul. 319 Pavlish, Arnold, 106 Payen, Louis, 114 Payne, Eileen, 300 Pearson, Forrest, 245, 251 Pease, Robert, 171 Pedipo, Rudolph, 321 Peebles, James. 180. 255 Pekruhn, John, 253 Pellow, Richard. 106. 244, 281 Penney. Dorothy, 295 Penney, Marparet, 85, 313 Penniman, Ira, 103 Penny, Katherine. 305 Peoples. Robert. 269 Peppe. Michael. 224 Perecinic. Barbara. 351 Perkins. Arthur. 262 Perkins. Dorothy, 295, 351 Perkins, Ruth, 176, 340 Perks, Ben, 247 Perlmutter, Ernest. 156. 274 Perrill, Marjorie, 69, 158, 159 Perry, Benjamin, 99, 106 Perry. Claude. 320 Perry. Marparet. 69. 158. 312 Persky. Georpe. 275 Fetch, Sarah, 313 Peters, Anna, 296 Peters, Barbara, 114 Peters, Catharin, 175, 303 Peters, Edpar, 261 Peters, Frederick, 210 Peters, Joseph, 280 Peters, Max. 114 Peters. Robert. 160 Peterson. William. 2.52 Peterson. Andrew. 53. 55, 151. 163 Peterson. David. 113 Peterson. Georpe. 267 Peterson, Harold, 218 Peterson, Henry C, 250, 266 Peterson, Norma. 134. 136 Peterson. Russell L., 78. 254 Petro, James, 104 Pettiprew, Robert. 252 Petty. Verpene. 69 Pfeninp. Katherine. ,303 Pfeninp, Mary Louise, 304 Phelps, Inez, 36, 68, 142, 149 Philbin, Aileen, 78, 168. 351 Phillips, John. 44 Phlay. Milton, 289 Pierpont, Marjorie, 176 Pierson, Helen, 348 Pierson. Madpe. 165 Pike. Howard. 105 Pike. Montpomery. 345 Pike. Zebulon Montpomery. 249. 262 Piker. Florence, 78, 309 Pillion, Joseph, 330, 345 Pircura, Stanley, 198, 202 Pinkerton, Paul, 319 Pinnell, Earl, 320 Pinney, Martha, 311 Pinsenschaum, Edwin. 106 Piotrowski, Stanley. 114 Pipoly. James. 198 Piskor, Anna, 175 Pisor, Charles, 172 Pitcock, James, 248 Platka, Dorothy, 294, 309, 351 Pleasant, Lawrence. 232 Plumb. Charles. 177. 257. 261 Plumer. Jane. 348 Ptumer. John. 276. 344 Plumer. William. 179. 257 Plummer, Ruth. 176, 383 Poe. William, 2,54 PotTenbauph, William, 102 Pohl, Stanley, 135, 136, 273 Poirier, William, 162, 2.56 Polansky. Morris. 114. 329 Pol- ' ruhi. Theodore. 270 Polinp. Earl. 257 Pollack. Alexander. 273 Pollack, Sidney, 116, 324 Pollak. Irvin, 40, 136. 273 Pollard, Bessie, 349 Pollard. James, 136. 267 Policy, Howard. 320 Pollock. Lewis. 266 Pollock. Ruth. 351 Pollock. Thomas. 142 Polster. Esther. 332 Polster. Martin, 119, 275 Polta, Kenneth, 105 Pond, Phyllis, 351 Pontius, Cameron, 172 Pope. Jerome. 273 Porter. Edith. 349 Porteus. Homer. 177. 248 Porteus. Irene. 165 Posch. Albin, 99. 106 Post, Marjorie, 39, 296 Postance, Daniel, 319 Postle, Ann, 336 Postle. Freda. 58. 149. 158. 166. 167. 297 Post ' e. Harold. 321 Postle. Wendell. 247. 319 Postlewaite. Catherine. 296 Poston. Alice. 85. 308 Poston. Don. 160 Poston. Grace, 87, 158, 296, 336 Poston. Marjorie, 175, 295, 336 Potter, Carlton, «3 Potter, John, 164, 267 Potts, Marjorie, 87 Potts, Ned. 119, 325 Potts, Robert. 34, 38, 87, 251 Poulton, Donald, 139, 246 Pounds, Harry, 178, 279 Powell. Ralph. 156 Power. Donald. 248. 346 Powers. Bertha. 349 Prehm. Bernard. 276 Prehm. Lawrence, 102. 171 Preotle, John, 99. 106 Pressler, Charles, 108, 298 Pretekin. Abe, 274 Price. Charles. 93 Price. Cornelius. 178. 288 Price. Erwin. 254 Price. Glenn. 218. 220. 245, 323 F ' rice. John. 264 Price. Pliny. 87 Price. Robert. 250 Prince. Andrew, 45, 278 Prine, Ruth, 297 Printz. Ralph, 78, 244, 287. 330 Prior. James. 106. 249 Prior. John A.. 87 Prior. John C 102. 103 Priwer. Herman. 113 Proctor, Allen, 142 Proctor, Katherine, 165 Proctor. Paul. 249 Prosenjak. John. 171. 214, 216 Proudfit, Charles, 87 Pruitt, Elizabeth, 296 Puip, William, 28(1 Pullen, Frederick, 106 Pullin, Robert. 267 Purcell. William. 116 Purdy, John. 99. 106 Purdy. Martha. 351 Putnam. Donald, 94. 177, 288 Pyle, Frederick, 78 Pyle, Mary Jane. 296 Quidort. Georpe, 319 Quipley, Ralph, 172, 265 Quinn. Ralph. 232. 274, 344 Quist. John. 283 Rabenstein. Kenneth. 163 Rabinovitz. Joseph. 154. 244, 286 Radabauph. Elizabeth. 69. 168 Radabauph, Nell. 304. 348 Radow. Robert. 141. 266 Rainey. Paul, 114 Rainier, Warren. 162 Rakowsky, Helen, 351 Ralls, Lillian, 349 Ralston, Anna, 176 Ramape, John, 113, 265 Ramoser, Virpinia, 176 Ramser. Frances, 315 Ramsey, Edwin, 246 Ramsey, Fred, 246 Ramsey. Herman. 172 Ramsower. Harry. 257 Randall. Guy, 260 Randall. John. 247 Randall. Marianne, 296, 337 Randall, Mary, 87 Randall. Virpinia. 159 Rands. Robert. 97. 102. 113. 180. 262 Rankin. Richard. 160 Rankin. Walter. 246 Rannells. Will. 181 Ranney. Robert. 259 Ransom. Elizabeth. 332 Rasor. Samuel, 253 Ratroff, Virgil, 106 Raudabauph, William, 114 Rawlinps, Nancy, 351 Ray, Frank, 246 Ray, Gilbert, 249 Ray, Mary, 310 Rayl, Theodore. 106 Rea, Helen, 156 Reason, Jane, 313 Rebrassier, Russell, 113 Reddinpton. Thomas, 260 Redmond, Charles. 278 Reebel. Natalie, 348. 178 Reed, Chester, 104. 259. 257 Reed. EJirl, 232. 264 Reed. Irwin. 113 Reed. Lillian, 158, 300 Reed. Miles. 36. 36. 67. 87. 142. 149. 152. 174. 251 Reed. Robert. 251 Reed. Robert R.. 260 Reed. W. Raymond. 326 Reed, Thomas, 261 Reed, William, 164 Reeder, Charles, 29, 45, 345 405 Ret-der. Helrn. 297. 332 R« '  - ier. Jean. U2. 156. 16S. 296. 336 Rt '  tier. Mary. 303 R«?l. Philip. 320 Rees. William, 343 Reese. Trevor. 198. 200. 210. 260 Reese. David. 99. 104 Reeves, Frank. 78 Reeves. Robert Jerome. 264 Reeves. Prentice Warren. 164 Reeves. Virginia. 308. 336. 3L9 Rehl. Donald. 140. 2,59 Reich. C. Raymond. 232. 264, 314 Reich. Theodore. 112. 114 Reich. Sylvia, 306. 3,t1 ReiKhley, Hester. 4. , 167, 313 Reilly. Donald, 214, 267 Reilly, Martfaret, 176, 340 Reilly. Robert. 170. 214. 216 214 2.i6 Reineke. Marjorie. 297. 351 ReinKold, Joseph, 27,i Reinhardt. Eleanor, 296 Reiter, Charles, 271 Reitz, George, 253 Relyea, Dorothy, 138. 297 Remington. Ward. 287 Renda. Joseph. 218. 220 Rennekamp. Druscilla, 39. 156 Renner. Wilbur. 321 Renshaw. Samuel. 255 Resnick. Julius. 285 Reuhmond. Thelma. 315 Reuwee. Alvin. 34. 43. 244. 257, 338 Reuwee. Lyman. 99. 103. 106. 1.3 Rew. Georgiana. 94 Rex roth. Lois. 349 Reyer. Mary. 175. 349 Reynanl. Harold. 87 Reynolds. James. 319 Rhodes. William E.. 114. 248 Rhoton. Donald. 34. 35. 160 Rice. Richard, 164 Rice. William. 246 Rich. Maynard. 284 Rich. Sylvia. 78 Richards. Charlotte. 349 Richards. Jack Wilfred. 277 Richards. Rachel. 301 Richards. Ronald, IGO, 232 Richards, Mrs. Vere, 74 Richardson, Donald, 94, 178, 259 Richard.son, Eleanor. 349 Richardson. William. 272 Richey, Betsy. 114. 295 Richison. Russh. 320 Richland. Stanley. 274 Richmond. Lucille, 79, 313 Richmond. Warren. 325 Richwine. Gordon. 247 Ricketts. Dale. 263 Rickey. Anna. 297 Rickey. John. 170 Rickli. Charles. 276 Rickly. Oscar. 108 Riddle. Gilbert. 249 Ridgeway. Joseph. 320 Riecker. Frances. 351 Rictkhoir. Fred. 325 Riggs. John. 172 Rightmire. Brandon. 102. 106 Rightmirc. George W.. 24 26 253 258 Riley. Donald. 260 Riley. Frank. 288 Rile; . John. 246 Rinehardt. Robert. 139. 163 Rinehart. Phyllis. 55. 313 Risch. Stanley, 44. 117. 276 Roahen. Dan. 267 Roasberry. William. 260 Roat. Cornell. 245 Robb. John. .330 Robbins. Kathcryn, 349 Robbins, Lina, 349 Rolx-rts. Billie. 159 Rolx ' rts, Charles. 261 Roberts. Charles V.. 283 Roberts. Dan. 105 Roberts. Katherine. 349 RoberU. Vernell. 198. 20G RobcrU. Keith. 278 Roberts. Kline. 260 Roberta. William, 246 Robertson. Alfred, 104 Rolxrtson. James, 114. 282 Robertson. Margaret M.. 316 Robert.son. Margaret. 296 Robinson. Mi-s. Opal, 47 Robinson, Rush, 320 Robison. Frank, 172 Rock. Evelyn, 351 Rodehelfer, Noah. IO.t. 170, 172 Roderick, Benjamin. 264 Roe. Nancy. 351 Roebuck. Vaughn. 172 Roehm. Margaret. 300 Rofkar. Paul. 104. 262 Rogers, Elizabeth. 349 Rogers. Harry. 249 Rogers. James. 267 Rogers. Roy. 248 Rogers, William. 106 Roman. Chester. 172 Rombr  . Rose, 3U9 Ronaii. Wilbert. 102 Root. Cornell. 259 Roscosky. John, 113, 114 Rose, Cecil, 79, 163, 282 Rose, Charles. 164 Rose. Lois. 303. 3.51 Rose. Ruth. 87, 310 Rose. Stanley. 254 Rose. William, 255 Rosen. Albert. 266 Rosen. Oscar. 289 Rosenbaum. Lillian. 314. 327, 351 Rosenbaum. Sara. 306. 351 Rosenberg, Mildred, 314 Rosenberger, Earl, 338 Rosenblum. Earl. 322 Roscnblum, Jerome, 324 Rosenblum. Muriel. 351 Rosenbush. Eleene. 306 Rosenstein. Evelyn. 306 Rosenthal. Justin. 266 Rosentreler. Myron, 119. 328 Rosenzveig. Pauline. 351 Rosner. Samuel. 322 Ross. Eli. 118. 286 Ross, John. 248 Ross. Martin, 164 Ross. Nancy. 168 Ross. Richard. 180. 248 Ross. Robert N.. 252 Ross. Robert T., 253 Rothert. Richard. 328 Rothschild. Rosalie. 309. 351 Roudebush. Winnifred. 299, 337 Roush. Ernest. 214. 254 Roush. Robert. 288 Roussin, Fred. 325 Rowalt. Elmer. 257 Rowan. Charles. 156 Rowand. Robert, 271 Rowen, James, 251 Rowlan 1, George, 264 Roy, Leland. lOG. 141, 267 Roy, Peter, 110, 114, 268, 326 Royer, William, 79, 2.55. 330 Rozelman. Morris. 286 Ruben. Marcus. 286 Rubin. Herschel. 266 Rubin, Martin. 167, 275 Rubin, Ralph. 273 Rubin. Kdliert. 266 Rubinstein. David. 296 Ruilerrnan. Joseph. 37. 286. 324 Ruilihaugh, Rutheda, 315 Rudin, Walter. 79. 198. 281. 344 Rudolph. Raymond. 284 Rudy. Francis. 283 Ruemele, William, 2.54 Ruir, Dorothy, 296 Ruhlen, Frank, 88 Ruidisch, Ixiuis, 106 Runkle, Sylvia, 341 Runser, Robert. 42. 245. 282 Runyon. Norma. 175 Rupert. Evelyn. 310 Rupert. Victor. 104. 269 Ruppersberg. Dolores. 34. 35. 36. 62. 79. 147. 158. 166. .300. 332 Rush. Robert. 101. 244. 267. 342 Rusk. Ross. 268 Rusk. Virginia. 297. 361 Russell. David. 88 Russell. Dell. 276 Russell, Mary, 55, 159. 297 Russotto, Milton, 274 Ruth, Mary, 79, 303 Rutherford, Florence, 41. 55 296 336 Rutherford, Leiand, 114, 318, 328 Ryan, John, 246 Ryan, Larrie, 252 Ryan, Philip, 280 Ryan, Robert. 246 Ryder. Mary. 159. 165 Ryder. Ronald, 160 Rydman, Edward, 164, 279 Ryerson. Ralph, 170 Rynian, Mary, 159, 351 Sabad, Elaine, 309 Sackett, Sarah, 295 Sacks, Leon, 322 Sacks, Philip, 329 Saddle, Mildred, 135, 350, 314 Sadowsky, Samuel. 116. 275 Sadugor. Marvin. 333 Saenger. John. 79. 156 Saenger. Martha. 331 Saenger. Mary. 69. 383 Sage. Harry. 261 Sain. Dorothy. 297 Sakow. Marcus. 286 Salie. Charles. 224 Salisbury. Schuyler, 177 Salter. Frederick. 238 Salter. Robert. 238 Salter. Virginia. 348 Sampson. Kenneth. 250 Sanders. Charles. 79 Sanderson. Virginia. 313 Sands, Otto. 325 Sandford. Eleanore. 300 Sandford. James. 247 Sandford. Richard. 178. 269 Sant. Richard, 267 Sarber, John, 249 Sargent, Ge irge, 85, 105, 141. 249 Sargent. Ruth. 89. 104. 292. 293. 298 Sargis. Harold, 283 Saulman. Earnest, 110. 114. 318, 326 Sarnecki, Alfreda. 117. 153. 293. 312 Savage. Robert. 106 Sawan. Edward, 160, 163 Saxbe, William. 136, 2.50 Sayers, Homer, 104, 180 Sayre, Mariel. 348 Scarborough. Sara. 349 Scherday. Elizabeth. 331. 348 Schaefer. Robert. 88. 139. 174. 248 Schaefer. Joseph. 255 Schafer. Richard. 281 Schafer. Walter. 320 SchalTer. Jane. 295 SchalTner, Grace. 134. 136. 304. 337 Schaich. Wilbur. 103 Schalit. Cecelia. 332 Schalk. Arthur. 113 Scharf. John. 282 Schaus. John. 79 Schefrin. Arthur. 88 Schelky, Nell. 142. 158 Schellenger. Haro ' d. 288 Scherer. Belden. 61 Schieb. Virginia. 165 SchilT. Darwin. 344 SchitT. John. 135. 254 Schilling. William. 274 Schippacasse. William. 254 Schirmer. Robert. 106 Schirrman. Rossine. 296 Schirtzinger. Betty, 79, 153, 293. 303 Schlafly. Ida. 158 Schlancky. .Sam. 118 Schlegel. Judith. 303. 351 Schelleger. Kern. 178 Schlesinger. Olga. 153. 297 Schlezinger. Julius. 275 Schlosser. Daniel. 114. 288 Schlosser. Joseph. 172. 178. 288 Schlotterbeck. Charles. 43. 94. 101 269. 338 Schmertz. Raymond. 274 Schmidt. Carroll, 263 Schmidt. Francis. 198. 199. 254 Schmidt, Henry, 251 Schmidt, Hubert, 160 Schmidt, Jacob. 287 Schmidt. William E.. 251 Schmink. Robert. 160. 172 Schmueller. John. 318 Schneider. Rudolph. 108 Schneider. Selma. 299 Schochen. Seyril. 138 Schoedinger. Anne. 296 Schoenborn. J. Urlin. 37 Schoentrup. Raymond. 113. 114 Schoewe. Edward. 269 Schoewe. Norman. 103 Schufield. William. 112 Scholl. Homer. 116 Scholl. Millard. 198 Schomer. Frances. 79 Schonberg. Albert. 322 Schnorr. John. 2.53 Schram. Eugene. 244 Schrank. Benjamin. 289 Schrank. Reuben. 289 Schreiber. Gerald. 286 Schreiner. Henry. 283 Schrier. Edward. 172 Schriner. Robert, 320 Schultz. George. 256 Schultz, Nelle. 348 Schumacher. Joseph. 108. 141 248 342 Schumaker. Richard. 246 Schuster. Edward. 102 Schuster. Vincent. 245 Schutzinger, Thomas. 254 Schwachter. Robert. 53. 55. 151. 266 Schwalm. Charles. 156 Schwalm, Walter. 283 Schwartz. Florence. 351 Schwartz. Henry. 156 Schwartz. Jerome. 53. 138. 151, 266 Schwartz. Joe. 218. 221, 275 Schwartz. Joseph. 254. 273 Schwartz. Louis. 116. 224 Schwarzwalder. John. 323 Schwarzwalder. Willia. 106 Schweitzer. Julius. 250 Schwenker. Charles. 163. 258 Schwiesow. Carlton. 113 Schwingel. Robert. 255 Schwyn. Richard. 247 Scofield. Edward. 323 Scothorn. Carl. 259 Scott. Anne. 55. 134. 136. 295. 336 Scott. Carroll. 287 Scott. James. 198. 204. 208. 2.53 Scott. Jean. 167 Scott. Phyllis. 296 Scott. Richard A.. 282 Scott. Richard E.. 262 Scott. Robert H.. 253 Scott. William H.. 249 Scripture. Lois. 349 Scrange. Robert. 172 Scroggs. Robert. 106 Scull. Fred. 118. 317 Sculler. Dorothy. 306 Scully. George 79. 253 Seabright. Lawrence. 106 Seabrook. John. 69 Seals. Rosetta. 69 Sealy. Albert. 250 Seamon. Walter. 26 Sears. Harriet. 300 Sears. Pauline. 165 Sears. Phyllis. 312 Seeds. Donald. 106 Self. Irving. 178 Sejal. Charlotte. 306. 351 Sc.dman. Ruth. 136. 301. 351 Seifert. Opal. 348 Selkel. Jeanne. 58. 292. 311 Seiglar. Charles. 270 Seilhamer. Lester. 180. 267 Seitz. Howard M.. 321 Seitz. Kenneth. 163. 276 Sells. Robert. 180. 221. 225 Scnians. Harry. 31. 247. 319 Semple. Marian. 300 Seiin. Lelia. 297 Serahni. Mario. 117 Sercelj. Frank. 264 Sever. Lester. 170. 171 Seybold. Ruth. 351 406 Seymour. Miner. 180. 320 Seymour. Rnymimd. 320 ' naek. Louis, ' n, 286 Shafer. Carl. 24!l Shaffer, (ierald. 261 Shaftner. William. 112. 251 Shai. Marion. 2as. 3fil Shalefsky, Moses. lU. sog Shaman, Richard. 56. 142. 1 344 Shaman. Theodore. 273 Shank. Jacob. 102, 265 Shank. John. 255 Shank. William. 106 Shannon. Jay. 114. 256 Shaper.i. William. 322 Shapiro. Arthur. 88 Shapiro. Mildred. 337 Shapier. John. 106 Sharp. Audre.v. 313 Sharp. Carl. 172 Sharp. Clyde. 252 Sharp. Daryl. 114 Sharp. Lloyd. 257 Sharp. Silas, no Sharp. William. 271 Sharpe. Charles. 106 Sharpe. James. 105 Sharrer. John. 330 Sharwell. Raymond. 289 bhaughnessy. William. 280 haw. Arthur. 163. 258 bhaw. Miltun. 273 Shaw. Robert. 319 Shawan. Robert. 251 Shearer. Benjaniin. 251 Shecket. Hyman. 3 ' - Sheckler. Catherine eO Sheehan. William. 256 Sheets. Maxine. 342 Sheetz. Harold. UO. 326 Shelton. Harold. 246 Shelton. Marearet. 351 Shepard. Charles H.. 104. 265 snepard. Walter. 28 Shepardson. John. 251 Sheperd. John. 178 ShepiTd. Ronald. 260 Sheperd. Wayne. 255 Sheppard. Isaac. 177. 269 Sheppard. Milton. 279 Sheppard. William. 2T9 Sheridan. Jack. 118. 327 Sheridan. John. 328 Shermon. Carl. 252 Sherman. Carl. 252 Sherman. Christopher. 102 26 . Sherman. Harry. 114. . 29 Sherman. Hoyt. 246 Sherman. Joseph. 42. 164. 260 herman. Marian. 16 . 3OO Sherman. Rachel. 296 Sherman. Richard. 160 Sherman. RoKer. 94 Sherwood. Betty. 305. 351 Sherwood. Edwin. 10 Sherwood. Lucille. 35 l Sherwood, .Mary. 69. 333 Shield. Wilbur. 293 Shields. Lois. 349 Shields. Helen. 153. ;o9 Shier. Henry. 79. 289. 345 Shitr. Dorothy. 94. 3. 4 Shillinir. Ralph. 170. 172 Shipley. Edcar. 245. 264 Shipley. Virginia. 36. 41. 62. 79. 136 !■ •. 156. 158, 345 Shipman, Everett. 69 Shipston. Richard. 282 Shipton, Charles, 282 Shirey, Howard, 327 Shives. Leo. no. 326 Shianta. Mary. 349 Shoemaker. Forest. 323 Shoemaker. John. 261 s-s Shoemaker. Martha. .34. 3.j 36 39 41. W. 149. 152. 298 ' ' Shoemaker. Warren. 325 Sholl. Maruaret. 361 Shomer. Frances. 309 Shontine. Daniel. 271. 330, 345 Shook. I ' aul. 160. 264 Short. Pauline. 162. 295 Short. Daryl. 326 54. 273. mi. 11)5 Shotts. Margaret. 69. 167. 313 Shover. John. 172 Shrader. William. 245. 261 Shrontz. John. 55 Shuff. Dorothy. 308 Shumaker. Barbara. 62 69 147 292. 295 Shumaker. Philip. 262 Shuman. Carl. 94. 288 Shuman. Edwin. 172. 233 Shunnvay. Herbert. 319 Shupe. Hoi lie. 102 Sibley. Gerald. 287 Siebert. GeorKe. 247 Siebert. Wilbur. 251 Siedel. Frank. 137 Sieirel, Gilbert. 274 Siemon. William. 119. 2.-i4 Sipafcos. George. 260 Si ' Eal. Fred. 275 Silver. Edward. 104 Silver. John. 99. 102 Silveretein. Emanuel. 114 Simerl. Linton, 34, 35 100 342 ' Simkin, Joseph, 286 Simkins, Thomas, 101, 141. 174. 256 Simmons. Irene. 337. 351 Simmons. Jane. 310 Simmons. Stanley. 225 Simmons. Thomas. 180. 281 Simms. Henry. 247 Simon. Frances. 351 Simons. Harry. 156. 255 Simonson. Earl. no. 113 114 270 S.monton. Marcia. 142. 158. 296. 336 aimpson. Ellen. 88. 298 Simpson. Margaret. 351 Sinai. Harry. 114. 329 Sinclair. Bernice. 297. 351 Sinclair. Dolores. 165 Sinclair. Philip. 56. 276. 344 Sinclair. Robert. 246 Sinkey. William. 256 Sipari. Echo. 108 Sipe. Maxine. 298 Sipher. Betty. 337. 348 Sipos. Mary. 175 Sisson. Margaret. 333 Sites. John W.. 43. 251 Sitomer. Hyman. 133. 136. 275 Sitomer. Maurice. 88. 154 ' 275 Sitterley. John. 257 Skeels. Ralph. 264 Ekillman. Lewis. 1-2 Skinner. Harold. 2! 2 Skott, Helene. 349 SlabauKh. Emma. 94. 158. 292. 300 SlabauKh. Raymond. 264 SlabauEh. Richard 108 Slagle. Horace. 177. 178. 179. 288 MaKle, Marjorie, 69 Slanina, Ethel, 311 S ' atter. Walter. 94. 178 269 Slatter.v. MarKaret. 168 ' Slauehter. Georee. 119. 325 Slavin. Emanuel. 156 Slingluff. James. 246 Slipher. John. 288 Sloane. Victor. 248 Sloman. Beatrice. 3:i Slotterbeck. Robert. 3J1 Slovensky. Helen. 159 Slower. Edward. 102. 106 Sluterbeck. James. 2-1 Slyh. John. 101 Small. Benjamin. 251 Small. James. 271 Smart. Louis. 346 Smeltzer. Ruth. 349 Smith. Alpheus. 248 Smith. Anita. 294 300 Smith ' ck ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' - ' ' ' - ™ ' ' 51, 248 smith, Charles A.. 180. 209 Smith. Charles B.. 103 Smith. Charles C. 105 Smith. Chester. 269 Smith. Christina. 175 Smith. Claude, no. 112. 114 306 Smith. Clifford. 218. 219. 319 Smith. Donald L.. 270 Smith. Edward. 247 Smith. Eileen. 41. 294. 312 Smith. Elmer. 321 Smith. Frances A.. 292. 310 Smith. George. 106 Smith. Harry. 17g Smith. Hiram. 259 158. Smith. Inwood. 198. 204. 210. 248 Smith. Jack C. 100. lO ' I60 ' Smith. Jack E.. 94. Io ' 2. 160, I 208. 260 Smith. Jeanne. 69 Smith. John Lorint . 269 Smith. John Ray. 112. 113 114 Smith. John Rhoslyn. 257 Smith. Joseph G.. 104 Smith. Joseph W.. 248 Smith. Kathleen. 70. 165. 312 Smith. Kathryn. 333 Smith. Lillian. l:;5. 314 Smith. Lois. 303 Smith. Mai-garet J.. 312 Smith. Margery. 94. 300 Smith. Marion. 72. 272 Smith. Marjory. 310 Smith. Max. 164 Smith. Myron. 257 Smith. Reata. 165 Smith. Robert Benjamin. 160 Smith. Robert E.. 138 Smith. Robert Ernest. 323 Smith. Robert M.. 180. 261 Smith. Roger. 162. 164 180 Smith. Ruby. 351 Smith. Sydney. 303. 348 Smith. Trent. 198. 320 Smith. Tucker. 210 Smith. Vernice. 351 t ' -, ' u ' i- ' ' E.. 70. 293. 308 smith. Viririnia G.. 153 Smith. Wayne. 321 Smith. William. 258 Smock. William Grant. 137. 284 Smolins. Solomon. 285 Smythe. Virginia. 351 Snewind. Helen. 306. 351 Snider. Helen. 341 Snider. Wilma. 165 Snouffer. Richard. 101 172 Snow. Richard. 105 Snow. Royall. 264 Snyder. Dick. 319 Snyder. Frank. 320 Snyder. Laurence N.. 218 250 Snyder. Leota. 349 Snyder. Philip. 261 Snyder. Seth. 106. 108. 170. 260 Snyder. William. 264 Sobiloff. Ruth. S09. 3.S1 Soffel. Eugene. 244. 250 Sohn. Jean. 94. 2i ' 5 Sohngen. Neil. 249 Soldner. Paul. 113, n4 Solin. Louis. 286 Sollars. Virginia. 348 Sollomi. Phillip, no. 114 Solt. John. 326 Summers. Calvin. 262 Sommerschield. Marcus. 108. 246 borenson. August. 104. 264 34 Soroko. Arthur. 324 Southard. Neal. 166 Southard. Mabel. 169 Southard. Charles. 251 Southard. Stanley. 251 Spachner. Abraham 285 ' i ' i?2 ' .T4T ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' • • ' ' ■ Spandau. Robert. 261 Spangler. Harold. 113 Sparling. Mary. 297 Sparling. William. 88 Sparrow. Eugene. 177 Spatz. James. 328 Speer. Fred. 326 Speers. Jean. 315 Sperser. Walter. 26 ' Spencer. Ralph. 46. 79. 116. 1 37. 264 Spencer. Richard. 116 Sperling. Annette. 314 Spicer. Delmar. 178 Spicer. Emerson. 246 Spicer. Nancy, 349 Spies, Donald, 277 Spies. Jeanette. 159. 348 Spitz. Donald. 266 351 Spitz. Hermine. 309. 351 Spitzer. Walter. 105 Splaver. David. 114. 329 Sprague. David. 160 Spreng. Charles. 264 Spreth. Louise. 332 Spreng. Robert. 254 98. Spriggs. Genevieve. 337 Spyker. Paul. 79 Stiuire. Dick. 253 Stahl. Floyd. 198. 199. 206, 214 Stahl, Michael, 244 Stahl. William. 150. 255 Stabler. Maxine. 305 Stailey. Betty. 41. 300 Stair, John. 164 Staker. Pearl. 264 Stalder. Ruth. 88 Staley. Leo. 2 6 Staller. Elizabeth. 341 Stambaugh. Martha. 313. 351 Stamm. Charles. 100 246 Stanbro. William. 164. 264 Slander. Arthur. 273 Stankorb. Russell. 172. 177 288 Stanley. Robert. 106. 171 Stanton. Juliet. 88. 158. 300 Starbuck. Barbara. 341 Stark. Henry. 327 Stark. Robert J.. 70. 147 Stark. Virginia. 34. ' 35, 36 6 ' 158, 292, 296 Starr, Frank. 319 Starr. Wilma. 70. 313 Start. Gwyn. 321 Staten. George. 198. 199. 255 St. Clair. Vera. 331 Stebick. Harold. 253 Stedem. Edwin. 320 Steeb. Carl. 26. 27, 38, 254 Steele, Herbert, 263 Steele, Isabel, 98. 165. 358 Steenrod. Ella. 168 Stette. Clesta. 348 Steffel. Victor. 319 Stein, Harold. 245. 274 Ste;nbower. Theodore. 202 Steiner. James. 288 Steinman. Willis. 249 Steinmann. Virginia. 70 351 Steinmetz. William. 268 ' Stellhorn. Ann. 348 Stephens. Helen. 295 Stephenson. Chester. 138 249 Stephenson. Virginia. 167 Sterling. Frank. 262 Sterling. Richard. 106. 262 Stern. Hyman. 274 Stern. Nathan. 37, 88, 136 2-4 Stern, Ruth. 314. 350 Sterzbach. Harry. 164. 255 Steuk. William. 258 Stevens. Harold. 277 Stevens. Richard. 248 345 Stevens. William. 44. ' 263 ' 343 Stevens..n. Henrietta. 152 348 Steward. Virginia. 34. 35. 36 41 62. 88. 147. 152 Stewart, Sidney, 108 Stewart, Walter, 117 Stewart. Wilbur. 338 Stickney. Palmer. 141 Stillwagon. Roy. 269 Stillwill. Maurice. 321 Stimmel. Harriet. 349 Stinchcomb. Peter. 198. 199 Stinson. Karl. 268 Stinson. William. 180 Stitt. Lucille. 139. 351 St. James. Anna. 301 St. James. Robert. 156. 256 St. John. James. 106. 224 St. John. Lynn. 198. 199, 253 Stokely, Ray, 266 Stoll. George. 70 Stoltz. James. 108 249 Stoltz. PhiLip. 178 Stoltz. Robert. 178. 261. 288 Stone. Betty. 303 Stone. David. 289 Stone. Julius. 26 Stone. Lowell. 250 Stone. William. 249. 323 Stoner. Alma. 134 152. 407 storm, Howard, 88, 3-14 Stout. Dorothy, 89 Stout, EvanKolino, SU Stout. Sheldon, lU, lU, 3 6 Stout. Walter. 89 Stover, William. 0 Stover, Wilmer, 164, 25. Stowc, Miriam, 17, ' i Stowe. William, 102, 160 Strailley, Blanii, 27. 261. 281 Strait, John, 2.51 Straker, HuKh, 256 Strasburger, Carolyn, 306 Strassels, Evelyn, o,51 Straub. Mary. 337 Straube. Ida. 91 Straueh. Robert, 2. ' 4 StrasbauKh. Marie. 348 Straw. Constance. 341. 348 Strawn. Paul. 180. 249 Stroni?. James. 163. 2.S6 Strother. P. Fred. 27. 42. 247 Stuber. Jeanne. 15!l. 303. 351 Sturuis. Blanche. 304. 351 Sturtevant. Phillips. 251 Styron. E lwin. 24B Sudlow. Paul. 70 Suhr. Wesley. 319 Sullivan, John, 280 Sullivan, Joseph. 103. 1U5 Sulliven. Arden. 252 Sully. Paul. 139 Sunderland. VirKinia. 176, 348 Sundstrom, J. lone. 340 Suter. John. 178. 257 Sutherland. Donald. 250 Sutherland. James. 250 Sutley, Paul, 163 Sutler, William, 263 Sutter. William. 172 Sutlles. Helen. 159 Sutton. Thomas. 177, 288 Swain, Virprinia, 159, 295 Swallen, Wilbur. 178 SwanKUer, Oral, 303 S.vank. Mary, 43. 95. 310. 331 Swank. WalbriMik. 268 Swanson. William. 43. 95, 178, 257; Swartz, Josel h, 221 Swedlcr. Abe. 324 Swinchart. Dorothy. 315 Swisher, Bernard, 172 Swisher. Jesse. 70 Swisher. William. 100. 106 Switalski. Harriet. 300 Switier, Louise, 301 Sykes, Alice, 297, 351 Syx. Dorothy, 302, 348 Taber, Francis. 38, . ' i , 136, 149, 2 Tackman, Arthur, 364 Taft. Albert, 80 Taifue, Robert, 1,57 Talmaite, G. Byron, 1.56. 253. 330 TanK. K. Y.. 102 Tani eman, Frances. 297 Tanner, John. 261 Tnpp. John. lOO. 170, 265 Tapp, Rebecca. 70, 340 Tapper, Irving, 116, 324 Tashbauifh, Robert. 245 Tawney. Harrison. 264 Taxon. Jordan. 164 Taylor. Albert. 172 Taylor. Alice, 152 Taylor, Betty, 351 Taylor, Donald. 80. 156, 345 Taylor, fjither, 300 Taylor, Harris, 70 Taylor, Henry. 266 Taylor, Jacob, 278 Taylor, James, 162, 330. 345 Taylor. James Musser. 256 Taylor. James. 247 Taylor. Ross, 258 Taylor. Virginia, 34, 35. 36. 11, 312. 332 Taylor. Waller. 137 Teaford. Robert. 325, 344 TeaKUe, BiKe, 363 Tocau, Troyan, 284 Tedrick. Delbert. 44, 315 Teegardin. Grace. 55. 300 Teegardin. James. 283 Toegardin. Mary. 95. 131. 31)0 Teeters, June, 301 Tclfer, Ralph, 267 Tennant, Webb, 272 Tenney. Forrest, 111, 113. 114 TePas. Paul. 139. 248 Teple. Lawrence. 108 Terpenny. Russell. 80. 262 Tessier. Robert. 56. 255 Terr. Sidney. 275 i Tetrich. William. 711, 301 Teufel, Howard. 276 Textoris. John, 283 Thacker, Ned, 170 Thai. Eugene. 80. 273 Tharp, James. 261 Tharp, Melvin, 256 Thatcher. Jessie. 305 Theobald. Richard. 142. 251 Thomas. Carlton. 202 Thomas. Earl. 53. 151, 210, 212, 249 Thomas. George. 247 Thomas. Janet. 55. 167, 298 Thom;;s. Leona. 302, 337 Thomas, Oscar, 34, 260 Thomas. Raymond, 277 Thomas, Robert. 256 Thomas. Susan. 299 Thomas. Ted. 16 4 Thomas. Wilford. 282 Thompson. David. 324 Thompson. James E.. 320 Thompson. James R.. 321 Thompson. Kathryn. 55. 167 Thompson. Lynn. 156 Thompson. Marcelline. 80 Thompson. Mary Isabel. 313. 345 Thompson. Mary Louise. 313. 337. 351 Thompson. MiUred. 340. 349 Thompson. Tracy, 345 Thompson, WiKiam T.. 254 Thornberry, Richard. 244, 277 Thornton. Lilian. 341 Thornton. Robert. 287 Throckmorton. Francis. 269 ThriHjp. Frank. 267 Thullen. Henry. 53. 55, 134, 136, 151, 249 Thumni. Charlotte, 351 Thuriiess, Jane. 349 Thurston. Anita. 165 Thurston. James. 101. 171 Thurston. Mary. 337. 351 Tice. Edward. 260 Tice. Virginia, 70. 158. 295 Tidd. Wilbur. 261 Tighe. Albert. 118 Tighe. Mary Jane. 175. 306. 351 ,, Tillotson. Mary. 304 Timberlake, John. 100, 108. 171 Tinker. Marjorie. 80 Tiliton. Alice. 348 Tipton. Russell. 260 Tisdall, Betty. ::00 Tobin. John. 280 Todd. Charles. 80. 17 , 172 Todd. Dorothy. ;;01 Todd. Robert. 160 Tolberl, Mnry. 70, 158, 333 Toll. Rolu-rt, 280 Tomb. William. 102 Topolosky. Harry. 322 Torbert. Donald. 252 Torrance. James. 198. 246 Torrance. Jean. 142. 296. 351 Townsend, Mary, 310 Trace, Philip. 279 Tracewell. Margaret, 80, 297 Tracey. Betty, 348 Tracy, Milliccnt, 296 Tracy, Virginia. 138. 292, 302, 339 Transeau. Edgar, 283 Traul, John, 320 Traul, Robert, 320 Traver, Orvin. 95, 104, 178, 257 Traxler, Eugene, 107 Treece, Robert, 178, 288 Tresch, Dean, 259 Triger, Max, 275 Trimmer. Kenneth. 267 Tiipp. Arlene. 135. 136. 303 Trippy. Margaret. 297 Trippy. Robert. 319 Tronstein. .Xrthur. 322 Trottner. Dorothy. 351 Troupe. Charles, 257 Tschop, Louise, 3.0 Tucker. Carl. HI. 114 Tucker. Leroy. 102 Tucker. Margaret. 70 Tucker. Robert. 71. 167 Tucker. Theodora. 165 Tuckerman. Sanford. 118 TuUis, Clayton, 271 Tully, Richard, 258 Tumbleson, Robeit, 251 Turnbull, Janice, 351 Turnhull, William, 30, 100. 102. 263 Turner. Alexander. 327 Turner. Anne. 148. 295. 336 Turner. Arden. 172 Turner. Linda. 71. 158. 159 Turner. Warren, 108 Turowski, Cecilia, 312, B51 Tussing, Earl, 252 Tway, Faber, 34, 35. 325 Twiss. George. 248 Twitt. Edmund. 253 Tynan. Albert. 246 Tyson. Franklin. 80 Tyson. Hazel, 297 80 U Ufer, Doris. 331 Uhl, Deane, 172 Uhlman, Jessy, 340 Ulman, Edward, 273 Ulrich, Clarence, 288 Ulrich. Marvin. 214. 244, 259 Unckrich, Ferdinand. 134. 136. 246 Underman. Robert. 319 Underwood, Willa, 312 Unser, Clifford. lOS Upham. John. 31. 320 Urban. John. 320 Ury, John. 320 Ustick. Robert. 267 Utley, Eleanor. 295, 338 Valentine. Clifford. 89. 162 Valentine. Delbert. 282 Valigora. William. 164 Vallery. Robert. 53. 55. 151. 247 Valskind. Samuel, 80, 245 Van Arsdale. Philip, 245, 250 Van Buskirk. L. H., 251 Vance, Jack, 269 Vance. Richard, 34, 36, 61. 89. 136 147. 152. 246. 20. 344 Van Clwf. Eustene. 278. 345 Van Court. Mildred. 71 Vanilgrift. Marie. 337 Vanderslice, Mary. 351 Van Ciiesen. Eileen, 39, 312 Van (liesen, John, 267 Van Hook, Ima, 89, 158, 1.59, 167 351 Vanna, Norma, 349 Van Sickle. Virgil. i82 Varga. Julius. 172 Vasilowsky. Joseph. 106 Va ise.v. Irene. 351 Vaughn. Aubrey, 108, 276 Vaughn, Philip. 108. 163, 276 Vaughn. Margaret. 351 Vaughn. Richard. 251 Vercellotti. Constance. 349 Vermillion. Kenneth. 288 Verwohlt. Harold. 263 Verwohlt. Hermann, 108. 263 Vidis. Martin. 265 Vierck. Charli-s. 248 Vincent. Donald. 320 Vinocur, Mi)rris. 276 Visintine. James. 103. 105. Ill Vivian. Harold. 89 Vizedom. Velma. 337 Vogel, William M.. 34. 35, 114. 115 326 Vogelgesang. Carl, 71 Vogelsbcrg. Harry, 319 Voit, Margaret, 298, 351 Volk, Jeanne, 348 Volk, Harry. 137. 274 Volk. Howard. 224 Vollmer. Helen. 71 Voss. Norbert. 170 Vuchnich. Walter. 198 w Waddell. Jane. 348 Waddell. Martha. 348 Wade. Margaret. 181 Wade. Robert. 319 Wadsworth. Ralph. 160 Wager. Robert. 108 Wagers. Robert. 113. 114 Wagner. Clifford. 80. 254 Wagner. Robert. 117. ;;43 Waid. Betty. 300 Waite. Lloyd. 42. 71. 214. 323 Wakefield. Ernest. 253 Wakefield. Samuel. 253 Walcutt. Lester, 107 Walcutt, Louise, 165 Walden, Jane. 301. 341 Waldren. Ernie. 71. 341 Waldron. Ellis. 162. 256 Walker. Edward. 263 Walker. Harvey. 278 Walker. Waldo. 42. 245. 256 Wall. Claude. 103 Wall, Walter. 330 Wallace. Margaret. 298. 351 Wallack. Jack. 273 Waller. Adolph. 257 Walradt, Henry, 345 Walsh. J.ihn, 281 Walter. Roliert. 164. 255 Walton. Frederick. 254 Wambeke. Ann. 349 Wampler, Ruby. 305 Wankelman. Willard. 138. 249 Ward, . delbert. 95 Ward. Clifford. 71 Ward. Earl. 321 Ward. Eleanor. 71 Ward. Elizabeth. 349 Ward. Emerson. 319 Ward. Esther. 71. 310 Ward. Francis. 340 Ward. Jennings, HI. 114 Ward. Vivian. 140. 310 Wardian. Lauretta. 349 Wanllow. Irene. 349 Ware. Jack. 180 Ware. Suzanne. 142. 298 Warfel. John. 1.56, 255 Warner, Dorothy, 135, 300 Warner. John. 265 Warner. John L.. 268 Warnock. Robert. 111. 114 Warren. Charles. 108 Warren. Genn. 256 Warren. James. 89. 156 Warren, Ruth. 165. 351 Warsaw. Paul. 266 Warsmith. Harold. 107 Waseni. Clinton. 279 Washburn. Elsie, 165 Washburn. Harold. 256 Washburn. James. 172 Washburne. George. 156. 250 Wasserstrom, I eonard, 116, 286 Wasserstrom, Stanley, 116. 286 Waterman. John. 251 Waters. William. 321 Watien. Jean. 297 Watkina. Karl. 105 Walkins. George. 95 Watkins. Gwynfa. 168 Walkins. Ruby. 71. 1.58, 300. 3 3 Watson. Benjamin, 100, 107 Watson, Catherine. 305 Watson. Franct s. 95 Watson. George. 321 Watson. James. 249 Watson. Kathryn. 302 408 Watson. Maltha. 4. ' . 298 Watson. Mililtvd. 304 Watson. Robert. 160 Watson. Thomas. 288 Watson. Trui-. 13. 179 Watson. Traver. 80. 276 Watts. Arthur. 102, 261 Way. Robert. 2S9 Wi-ars. I.eland. 34. 35. 61. SC. 147. 152. 198. 250. 344 Weaver. James. lOS Weaver. Josephine. 71. 159. 163. 307. 333 Weaver. Lucille, 165 Weaver. Mary Ellen. 158. SOU Weaver. Mary Ellen. 165. 307 Weber, Edith, 158, 167, 313 Weber. Kathrine. 313 Weber. Luther. 100. 102 Wee.1. John. 102. 263 Wecnink. VirKil. 282 Weible. Robert. 276 Weidler. Walter. 29. 45. 345 Weilcr, Carl, 100, lOS, 342 Weiler, Irene. 165 Weiler, Walter. 245 WeinberK. Howard. 275 Weiser. Jennie, 351 Weiser. Thomas. 249 Weiskircher. Richard, 95. 178. 260 Weisman. Milton, 324 Weiss, Grace. 39 Weiss. Hortense. 306 Weiss. Martha. 71 Weiss. Max. 232 Weitz. Elaine. 309 Welber. Philip. 138. 266 Welbourn. William. 114 Welch. John. 256 Weiler. Paul. 281 Wellingev. Harold. 161. 255 Wellman. Burton. 164. 255 Wellman. Mildred, 293, 305 Wells, Cora. 71 Wells. Emmett. 267 Wells. Georpre. 80 Wells. Guy. 287 Wells. June. 299 Wells. Fenton, 117 Wells. William, 246 Welsh. Edward. 260 Welsh. Margery, 43, 331, 348 Welshimer, Mary. 307 Wendt, Chester. 108, 210. 276 Wendt. Merle, 52, 53. 55, 131, 198, 205. 208. 211 Wenger. Marguerite. 349 Wentworth. Francis. 251 Wentz, Arthur. 120. 321 Werner. Ir ' ing. 275 Wernick. Arthur, 273 Wernick. Fred, 81, 232. 273. 344 Wertheimer. Samuel. 164. 266 Wertheimer. Phyllis, 351 West, Crrl. 249 West, Edward, 248 West. Eleanor, 89, 300 West, Helen. 165 Westcott. N;na 295 Westerman. Lois. 299 Westfall. Thomas. 118. 327 Westheime Mary Jane. 306. 331 Westwater. William. 42. 89. 244. 251 Wetherholt. Charles. 71, 156, 344 Wetzel, Damon. 198. 199, 208, 251 Weyman, Charles, 262 Weyrich, Harry, 81, 262, 330 Weyrick, Paul, 170, 171 Wheaton, Emily, 139, 296 Wheeler. George, 163, 276 Wheeler, Jane. 296 Wheeler. Marjorie. 308 Wheeler. Vii-ginia. 305 Wherrj ' . Chester. 323 Whipple. Theone. 176 Whitaker. Charles. 107 Whitcomb. Florence, 95, 300 White, Frank, 254 White, Lucile, 351 White. Sidney. 275 White. Stanley. 283 Whitehouse. Dorothy, 337 Whitlach, Karol, 172 Whitlinger. Warren, 57, 14S , 152. 21(1. 211. 249 Whitmer. Kenneth. 31S. 320 Whitmire. Ausby. 282 Whitsett, James. 278 Whitt. Marion. 265 Widner. Rosemary. 300 Wick. .Alice. 300 Wickel. Harrison. 71, 215, 287 Wickham, John, 114 Widman. James. 42. 100. 101. 1U6. 244. 282 Widmer. William. 230 Widmeyer. Chester. 321 Wiederkehr. Gaylord. 319 Wiegel. Donald. 72. 160 Wilde, Arthur. 100. 171 Wiley. Earl, 260 Wiley, Joseph, 248 Wiley, Turner, 218, 260 Wilerus. Robert, 259 Wilkerson, George, 282 Wiikerson, George. 248 Wilkerson, Valda, 72, 159. 333. 336. 349 Wilkes. Evelyn. 159 Wilkinson. John. 42. 245. 252 Wilkinson. Warren. 95. 269 Willard. Charles. 257 Willard. Winifred. 168 Willbarger. Edwin. 277 Willcox. Russell. 330 Willey. Merlin. 81. 218, 267, 330 Williams, Ben, 248 Williams, Bruce, 323 Williams, Charles. 44. 263. 343 Williams. David. 81. 160 Williams. Delphene. 331 Williams, Dorothy. 81. 308 Williams. Elizabeth. 158, 296 Williams. Fred. 343 Williams. Helen. 72. 176, 340 Williams, Henryetta, 44, 300 Williams, James, 224, 249 Williams, Joe, 2.52 Williams, John K., 343 Williams. John R.. 142. 260 Williams. Martha. 294. 313 Williams. Mary, 349 Williams, Rena, 319 Williams. Richard. 262 Williams. Sar;h. 307 Williamson, Florence. 89 Willing. Frank. 319 WilLs. Etta Mae. 89. 310 Willis. Lillian. 139. 296 Willis. Rosalind. 72 Willis. Willard. 320 Wills. Marjorie. 297 Wilson, Dorothy, 307 Wilson, Howard. 170 Wilson. Hubert. 160 Wilson. Isaac. 108 Wilson. James J.. 81. 260 Wilson. James M.. 156. 278 Wilson. John F.. 210, 211. 271 Wilson. Marjorie, 72 Wilson, Mary, 41, 72 Wilson, Miriam, 72 Wilson. Richard. 118, 327 Wilson, Robert, 246 Wilson, Ruth, 349 Wilson, Vera, 313, 331 Wilson, Volney, 248 Wilson. Wells. 114. 160 Wilson. Woodrow. 163 Wiltberger. Roland. 319 Winans, Mary, 72, 296 Winchet. John, 288 Winfrey, Clintie. 152, 1,56, 296 Wingerter, Howard, 328 Winkle, Ri hert, 95, 269, 338 Winning, Ross. 178 Winter, John, 163, 255 Wise. Mary, 72 Wiseman. John. 102. 105 Wiser. Guy. 102. 260 Withrow. James. 106 Witten. Walter. 72 Woebkenberg. Norbert. 270 Woerner. Jack, 251 Wogaman, Maurice, 164 Wolcott, Richard, 254 Wolf, Henry, 328 Wolf, Philip, 156 Wolfe, Allen, 252 Wolfe. Alvin. 323 Wolfe. Arthur, 252 Wolfe, Charles, 172 Wolfe, Harry, 327 Wolfe, Lidabelle, 158, 312 Wolfe, Wilma. 349 Wolfel. Warren. 248 Wolford. Charles. 264 Wolford. Ruth. 313 Wollard, Fred, 319 Wonderley. Wayne. 89 Wonsowitz. John. 220. 250 Wood, Charles, 100, 107, 108 Wood, Donald, 81, 330 Wood. Florence. 300. 348 Wool. Harold. 232 Wood. James, 81 Wood, Philip, 246 Wood. Robert, 278 Woodard. Ruth. 300 Woodford, Dexter, 224. 254 Woodhouse. Clarence. 111. 113. 114 Woodin. Robert. 277 Woodruff. Eugene. 263 Woodruff. Sara. 351 Woodruff. Thelma. 158 Woods. Alice. 310 Woodward. Jane. 58. 149. 1 ' 8. 104. 297. 332 Woodworth. Betty Ann. 131 Woodworth. George. 246 Woolford. Robert. 250 Woolley. Mary. 168 Woolman. Alan. 42. 245. 255 Workman. Garth. 265 Workman. Willard. 319 Worrell. Anne. 58. 149. 136, 158, 167, 297 Worthington, Josephine, 81, 158, 167, 293, 310, 332 Wowra, Harry. 72 Wren. Robert. 284 Wren, Walden. 160 Wright. Betty Jane. 300 Wright, Francis, 235 Wright. Lucien, 72 Wright, Walter, 160 Wuichet, John, 256 Wurster, Walter, 260 Wyeth, Jeannette, 72, 137, 153, 292. 305, 339 Wyler, Walter, 287 Wyman, Mary Ellen, 298 Yanacsek, Louis, 72 Yantes, Edmund, 247 Yaple, Wendell, 343 Yards, Ludwig, 72, 198, 203, 208, 282 Yarnall, Russell, 72 Yash, Cecelia, 349 Yates, Paul, 262, 321 Yates, Samual, 172 Yessenow, Samuel, 34, 35, 286 Yore, John, 107 York, Betty, 306. 351 York. Leonard, 266 Youchnow, Leo, 178 Youman, Margaret, 95, 331 Youmans, Robert, 232 Young. Carl, 263 Young, Curtis, 172 Young, Don, 238 Young, Edward, 253 Young. Isa, 304 Young, James. 245. 268 Young. Jean. 1.59, 302 Young, Maurice, 273 Young, Paul, 288 Young. Peter. 268 Young, Raymond, 178, 269 Young, Roah, 172 Younger. Joan. 36. 32, 55, 142, 151, 296 Younger, John, 102, 108, 263 Yurick, Stephen, 81, 282 Zachman, Roland, 248 Zahn, Nathan, 157 Zapolan, Wolfe, 170 Zarembski, Pauline, 89, 315 Zartman. Luke, 256 Zavelson, Lester, 2G6 Zealani, John, 260 Zechman, Helen. 176 Zeller. Donald, 264 Zied, Harry, 2S9 Zieg, John, 172 Zieger. William. 259 Ziegfeld. Lillian, 156 Ziegler, Harold, 248, 321 Zieve, Sanford, 322, 275 Zigler, Warren, 172 Zimmer, Charles, 249 Zimmer, Howard, 89 Zimmer. Marian, 133, 293. 307 Zimmer, Paul, 164 Zimmerman, Milton, 274 Zink, Linus, 321 Zinn, Robert, 107 Zipf, William, 43, 95, 114, 140 Zipp, William, 224 Zirkel. Ray. 283 Zirkle. Lewis. 108. 198. 252 Zollar, Norman, 164, 249 Zollinger. William, 246 Zorbaugh, Grace. 34 Zucker, Edward, 321 Zucker, Malcolm, 274 Zuercher, Vilas, 114 Zumbro, Paul, 257 Zurmahly. Helen. 89. 296 Zwayer. Mary Louise. 179 Zweig. Harr -. 114 409 ADVERTISERS ' INDEX American Musir Service A B C Carpel Cleaning ( i. 356 366 Acriciihural SliideiU 376 AlkiiiMiii liiMirance Agencies 380 American Arlisl Uureaii 390 B BancOhio Securities Company 354 Bull.Mk ' s BenV Ta ern Boardman. John _ 362 364 364 364 364 364 „ 367 _ 368 370 370 _ 373 .. 374 _ 384 BrcrkliillV Bakinji Co. Bricker. 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